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CHINA, JAPAN, KOREA, INDO-CHINA,

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAYA,

SIAM, NETHERLANDS INDIA, BORNEO,

THE PHILIPPINES, &c.

ATTH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED " THE CHINA DIRECTORY ” AND

“ THE HONGKONG DIRECTORY AND HONG LIST FOR THE FAR EAST ”

FOR THE YEAR

1938

SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION

 

THE HONGKONGI DAILY PRESS, LTD.

MARINA HOUSE, 15-19, QUEEN’S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG

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Addenda xix Chin a—Continued Japan -Continued

Agencies in Far East E! Southern Voxt»—Continued Nagasaki 322

Annam B221 Samshui... ... ... A466 Nagoya ... ... ... 277

Annam, Provinces de ... B224 Santuao A405 Osaka ... ... ... 283

Hud B221 Swatow ... ... ... A425 Otaru ... ... ..; 282

Tourane B224 Szemao ... ... ... A490 Shidzuoka ... ... 277

Borneo D81

Tengyueh A489 Shimonoseki 319

Brunei D96 Wenchow ... ... A402 Tokyo 246

Jesselton (See N. Borneo) Wuchow ... ... A468 Yokohama ... ... 264

Kudat (See N. Borneo) Tunnanfu ... ... A483 fVlacao

Labuan ... ... ... D94 Yangtsze Ports Macao ... ... ... B183

North Borneo, State of n87 Changsha ... ... A380 Malay States

Sandakan (See N. Borneo) Chinkiang A338 (Federated & Unfederated)

Sarawak DSI Chungking ... ... A389 Ipoh (See Perak) ... cl29

Tawao (See N. Borneo) Hankow ... ... ... A353 Johore ... ... ... cl71

Ichang ... ... ... A386 Kedah ... . . ... cl89

Cable Addresses Kelantan ... ... cl82

For the Far East ... F! Kiukiang A350

Nanking... ... ... A340 Klang (See Sebngor)

China A! Kuala Kangsar (See Perak)

Central Ports Shasi ... ... ... A378

Wuhu ... ... ... A346 Kuala Lumpur (See Selangor)

Shanghai A!49

Kuan tan (See Pahang)

Soochovv... A335 Yochow A376

Chosen (Korea) 332 Malay States (Fed.) ... cl 10

Northern Ports Malay States (Unfed.) cl70

Antung Alii Chemulpo ... ... 338 Muar (See Johore) ... cl80

Changchun A!06 Chinnampo 343 Negri Sembilan ... cl58

Chef oo ... A119 Fusan ... ... ... 341 Pahang cl66

Chinwangtao A87 Gensan (Wonsan or Perak cl 22

Dairen A112 Yuensan) ... ... 340 Perlis cl93

Harbin ... A98 Kunsan ... ... ... 344 Pt. Dickson (See N. Sembilan)

Hsinho ... A86 Masampo ... ... 342 Pt. S wettenham (See Selangor)

Hunchun A108 Mokpo ... 342 Selangor... .. ... cl37

Kiaochau A!34 Seishin ... 344 Serem ban (See Negri Sembilan)

Kirin A!O7 Seoul 334 Taiping (See Perak)

Lungchingtsun... Ales Unsan Gold Mines ... 338 Teluk Anson (See Perak)

'Lungkow . A127 Classified List Trengganu ... ... cl85

Manchurian Trade Centres A93 Merchants & Manufac- Ulu Selangor (See Selangor)

Mukden A93 turers in the Far East E79 Naval Squadron

Newchwang A90 Cochin-China B232 Naval Squadron, Brit.... DIOO

Peitaiho A 87 Cambpdge B251 Netherlands Indiac279

Peiping ... A!9 Cholon B249 Batavia ... ... ... c297

Port Arthur A 109 Saigon B233 Buitenzorg ... ... c297

Port Edward . . A132 Eastern Siberia 239 Macassar ... ... C318

Taku A84 Nicolaevsk ... ... 240 Manado (See Macassar) >

Tientsin... A32 Yladivostock ... ... 239 Medan (See Sumatra) ' ■

Tongku A86 Engineering Firms in Padang ... ... ... e316

Tsinan ... A145 the Far East ... B159 Semarang ... ... c313

Tsingtao... Al3t Soui-abaya c305

Wei-hai-wei Foreign Residents F!25

A129 Sumatra, East Coast of' c321

Southern Ports Formosa 325

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... 328 Philippine islands ul

'Amoy A417 Baguio ... jhl4

Canton A435

Keelung 327

Taihoku (Taipeh) ... 328 Cebu b73

Foochow A 406 Iloilo

Hangchow A394

Tainan, Takao & Anping 330 D69

Tamsui ... 327 Manila ... ... ... D12

Hoihow (in Hainan Is.) A478 Zamboanga n78

Hokow A487 Hongkong A491

Rubber Estates,

Hongkong A491 Indo-China B199

etc cl95

Kongmoon A464 Haiphong ... ... B208

Hanoi B202

Shanghai A149

Kuliang A409

Siam B253

Kweilin A470 Tonkin B201

Tonkin, Provinces du ... B213 Bangkok ... ... B255

Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A473 Steamers

Kowloon Frontier ... A459 Industries in China si Corf sting .bill

Lappa A462 ! Japan 241 Straits Settlements cl

Lungchow A481 Hakodate ... ... 281 Malacca , c l 01

Mengtsz A4&3| Kobe 293 Penang ... c77

Nanning... ... ... A47l Kyoto ... 292

Ningpo ...

Pakhoi

A398:

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K shu ...

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Prdv. Wellesley (See Penang)

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Addenda ... ... xix Japan ... ... ... 241 Peitaiho ... A87

Agencies in Far East... E! Jess8lton(6Ve B.N.Borneo) e93 ... c77

Amoy A.417 Johore ... Peiping ... ... ... A19

Annam ... ... B221 Perak ... cl22

Annan*, Provinces de ... B224 Kedah ... ... Cl89 Perlis cl93

Antung Alll Keelung ... ... 327 Philippine Islands ... Dl

Kelantan ... cl82 Port Arthur ... ... A109'

Baguio DI4 Kiaochau ... A134 Port Edward ... .... A132

Bangkok ... ... B255 Kirin ... A107 Prov. Wellesley (See Penang)

Batavia ... c297 Kiukiang . A350 3R

Borneo n81 Klang (See Selangor) Rubber Estates, etc. ... c.195-

British North Borneo ... D87 Kobe ... ... ... 293 S

Brunei D96 Korea ... 332 Saigon ... B233

Buitenzorg c297 Kongmoon A464 Samshui... ... ... A466

G Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A473 Sandakan (See N. Borneo)

Cable Addresses ... F1 Kowloon Frontier ... A459 Santuao ... A405

Carabodge B251 Kuala Lumpur (See Sarawak D81

Canton A435 Selangor) cl39 Seishin 344

Cebu D73 Kuantan (SeePahang)... cl66 Selangor... ... ... cl37

Changchun ... ... A106 Kudat (See N. Borneo) Semarang .:. ... c313

Changsha ... ... A380 Kuliang ... ... ... A409 Seoul ... ... ... 334

Chefoo A119 Runsan ... 344 Seremban (See N. Sembilan)

Chemulpo 338 Kweilin ... ... ... A470 Shanghai ... ... A149

China ... Al Kyoto 292 Shasi ... ... ... A378

Chinkiang A338 Kyushu 321 Shidzuoka ... ... 277

Chihnampo ... ... 343 XJ Shimonoseki 319

Chinwangtao ... ... A87 Labuan ... ... ... D94 Siam ... ... ... B253

Cholon B249 Lappa A462 Singapore cl3

Chosen (Korea) ... 332 Lungchingtsun... ... A108 Soochow... A335

Chungking A389 Lungchow A481 Sourabaya c305

Classified List of Mer- Lungkow ... ... A127 Steamers, Coasting ... Dili

chants ... ... E79 JVC Straits Settlements ... cl

Cochin China B232 Macao ... ... ... B183 Sumatra (East Coast of) c321

3D Macassar ... ... c8l8 Swatow A425

Dairen ... A!12 Malacca ... ... ... clQl Szemao ... A490-

E Malay States (Fed.) ... cllO T

Eastern Siberia 239 Malay States (Unfed.)... cl70 Taihoku (Taipeh) ... 328

Engineering Firms in Manchurian Trade Centres A93 Tainan, Takao & Anping 330

the Far East B159 Manila ... nl2 Taku ... A84>

E Masampo ... ... 342 Tamsui 327

Federated Malay States cl 10 Medan (See Sumatra) ... c321 Tengyueh ... ... A489

Foochow A406

Mengtsz A483 Tientsin ... A32

Foreign Residents ... F125 Merchants & Manufactur- Tokyo 246

Formosa... 325 ers, Classified List of... E79 Tonkin ... B201

Fusan 341 Moji 319 Tonkin, Provinces du ... B213

Gr Mokpo ... ... ... 342 Tongku ... A86

Oensan (Wonsan or Yuen- Tourane ... B224

sain) 340 Mukden A93

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Treaties... ... ... I

HI Nagasaki 322 Trengganu ... ... cl8&

Haiphong ... B208 Tsinan A145

Hakodate 281 Nagoya ... 277

Nanking A340

Tsingtao ...AlSlf

Hangchow A394 XJ

Hankow A3O3

Nanning A471 Unfederated Malay

Hanoi B202

Naval Squadron, British D 100 States cl70

Harbin ... ... ... A98 Negri Sembilan ... cl58 Unsan Gold Mines ... 338

Hoihow (in Hainan Is.) A478 Netherlands India ... c279 ~V

Hpkow ... A487 Newchwang ... ... A90 Vladivostock ... ... 239

Hongkong A49I

Nicolaevsk 240

Hsinho ... A86

Ningpo A398 Wei-hai-wei ... A129

Hu§ B221

North Borneo, State of... B87 Wenchow ... A402

Wuchow... ... A468

Hunchun ... ... A108 Wuhu ... ... A346

X,

Ichang ... A386

Yochow A376

Iloilo D69

Yokohama 264

Indo-China Bt9|9 Padang ... ... c^lfi Yunnanfu A483

Industries in China ... B! Pahang ... ... cl66

Ipoh (See Perak) ... cl29 Pakhoi ... ... A476

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A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN CABLES:—

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G37 Callender Cables (Agents):

A.B.C.DIRECTORY OF BRITISH MER- Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.,

t CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... Cl Shanghai k Hongkong; The

A.B.C.DIRECTORY OF CONTINENTAL

Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore,

MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS ... G21

Penang, Kuala Lumpur and

Inoh Front Cover

ABRASIVE PAPER:—

[ Christiansen & Co,, Germany ... G21 CAFFEINE:—

ACCORDIONS:— Katwijk aan Zee, Holland G22

Otto L. Wohlrab, Germany G21 CALCULATING MACHINES :—

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

Elliott-Fisher (Dod well & Co., Ltd.) Ltd.) Front Cover

Front Cover CEMENT:—

ADDING MACHINES :- Associated Portland Cement

Manufacturers, Ltd., London... G7

Sunstrand (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)...

Front Cover CEMENT MANUFACTURERS :—

Indo-China Portland Cement Co.,

ASBESTOS CEMENT & BTIBBER BUIL-

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

DING SUPPLIES:—

CERAMIC COLOURS & CHEMICALS:—

Turners Asbestos Cement Co.

(Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) ...Front Cover Blythe Colourworks, Ltd., Stoke-

Turner Brothers Asbestos CO., on-Trent, England Gl

Ltd., Rochdale G5 CHEMICAL DISTILLATION EQUIP-

AUTOMATIC SCREW & FORMING LA- G21 MENT:—

THES:— E. B. Badger A Sons Co G33

Pittler, Germany G21 CHINA WARE:—

BAKALITE SHEETS, TUBES, AC:— Canton China ware Co., Hongkong

Attwater & Sons, Preston, Lancs... G5 Rubber Estates, Netherlands

India, Borno and Classified List

BANKS :—

Tab Pages

The Chartered Bank of India, Aus- Meewa & Co., Hongkong

tralia and China xn Agencies Tab Page

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank ... xi CLOCKS MANUFACTURERS:—

Hongkong Savings Bank xiv

Mercantile Bank of India xm Kienzle Uhrenfabriken A. G. ... G23

BEDSTEADS:— COAL MERCHANTS :—

Fitter Bros., Ltd., Birmingham G5 Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

BELTING:— ' CODES:—

JAMES Dawson

coln, England ... G6 Shanghai, Engineering Section

1 and Foreign Residents Tab Pages

BELTING & ASBESTOS PACKINGS'/'

(SHANGHAI):— COMPRESSORS OF ALL KINDS:—

British Belting & Asbestos, Ltd. Demag A. G., Duisburg, Germany B170A

(Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) ...Front Cover CRANE AND TRANSPORTING MATERIAL:—

BOLTS AND NUTS:— Demag A. G., Duisburg, Germany Bl70A

Thomas Wm. bench, Ltd., Bir- CYCLE ACCESSORIES:—

mingham G6

Fichtel k Sachs A.G., Germany ... G23

BUILDING MATERIAL EQUIPMENT

MANUFACTURERS :— CYCLE CHAIN WHEELS AND CRANKS:—

Dr. Bernhardi Sohn, Eilenburg, Walton & Brown, Ltd., Birmingham Gg

Germany Gl9 CYCLE SADDLE MANUFACTURERS:—

BUYER’S GUIDE Gl Fr.

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DIAMONDS FOE. INDUSTRIAL PUR- LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES :—

POSES :— International Equipment Co.,

L. M. Van Moppes & Sons, London Gl Boston, Mass., U.S.A G33

ELASTIC FABRICS:— LAMPS

Wm. Preston & Son, Ld., England G9 Standard Light Co., Ltd., Germany G26

ELECTRIC MACHINERY:— LAUNDRYMEN, DYERS, CARPETS AND

Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, DRYCLEANERS :—

Ltd. (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) Front Cover The Steam Laundry Co., Ltd.,

ENDORSING INKS & STAMP PADS:—

Hongkong ... Hongkong Tab Page

E. M. Richford, Ltd., London ... G9 LIFTS AND ESCALATORS:—

ENGINEERING FITTINGS & MEA- Waygood-Otis (Dodwell & Co.,

SURING INSTRUMENTS:— Ltd.) Front Cover

Bopp & Reuther, Germany ... Gl9 LIGHT RAILWAY CARS & MATERIALS:—

ENGINEERING SUPPLIES :—

Glaser and Ptlaum, Berlin ... . G2&

A.' Ming and Co., Hongkong ... A530 | MACHINE TOOLS (REBUILT):—

Eastern Machinery Co., Cincin-

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS:— nati, Ohio, U.S.A.

Demag. A. G., Duisburg, Germany BF70A

MACHINERY :—

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ld A657 |

Demag A. G., Duisburg, Ger-

ENVELOPE AND CIRCULAR AD- many B170A.

DRESSERS:— Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

A Addressing Co. (Smith, Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A657

Dalby-Welch, Ltd.), London... GlO I

MARINE OIL ENGINES, ETC. :—

EXCAVATORS:— Fetters Limited, England Gl2

Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B170A j

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS:—

FILTERS (WATER):— John Rabone it Sons, Ltd.,

Bell Brothers, Denton, Manchester GlO i Birmingham, England Gl2

GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT MER- MEAT-JUICE :—

CHANTS:— Valentine’s Meat-Juice Co.,

Carlowitz & Co. Back Cover Virginia, U.S.A G33

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.... Front Cover MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, ETC. :—

GRINDING MILLS :— A.B.C. Directory of American Mer-

J. Rohrbach, Ltd., Germany ... G20 chants and Manufacturers ... G37

HACKSAW BLADES AND FRAMES :— A.B.C. Directory of British Mer-

Baynes (Ohas.), Ltd., England ... Gil chants and Manufacturers ... Gl

HONE STONES: —

A.B.C. Directory of Continental

The Water of Ayr <& Tam Merchants and Manufacturers... G21

O’Shanter Hone Works, Ltd., Carlowitz & Co ...Back Cover

Glasgow, Scotland G2 Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

HOSE, CANVAS AND FIRE APPLIANCES:— Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. ... A657

Mcgregor & Co., Glasgow, Scotland Gl 1 MONUMENTAL MASONS:—

HOTELS: — Joseph S." Lee & Co., Hongkong A630

Gloucester Hotel, Hongkong A614A MORRIS CARS & TRUCKS:—

Victoria Hotel, Canton Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

Canton T<0> Page

NEWSPAPERS :—

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS:—

Carlo witz ife Co. ... Back Cover Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover Hongkong

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ld. A657 xiv, xvm, XLII, Treaties and

Buyer's Guide Tab Pages

INSURANCE: LIFE, FIRE AND M ARINE :—

Carlowitz & Co. Back Cover OFFICE EQUIPMENT: —

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. .., Front Cover Roneo (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) Front Cover

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A6L7 OIL ENGINES (MARINE & VEHICULAR):—

IRON & STEEL :— Gardner Heavy Oil Engines

Dobbertin & Co., Germany G25 (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) ... Front Cover

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OEE SEPARATOR:— RUBBER STAMPS:—

Rapid Magnetting Co., Ltd., E. M. Richford, Ltd., London ... Gl5

Birmingham, England G2 SANITARY, CENTRAL INSTALLATIONS,

PACKINGS (STEAM AND HYDRAULIC):— ETC. :—

Tuck & Co., Ltd., London Gl3 Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

PAPER & PAPER MILLS:— SCRAP RUBBER:—

Waterfalls Paper Mills, New H. Muehlstein & Co., Inc., Cali-

York, U.S.A G38 fornia, (J.S. A. . . . G36

PETROLEUM REFINERS :—

SEAMLESS STEEL TUBES . i

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Hong- Mannesmannrohren-Werke A.G.,

kong ... ... Czechoslovakia ... ... ... ... G20’

Japan, North China Ports, SEWING MACHINES:—

■ Yangtsze Ports, South; China Lf. Dietrich, Vesta G2»

Ports, Macao, Bangkok, Ma- SEWING MACHINES .(REBUILT):—

laya and Philippine, Islands Paul A. Blender, New York, U.S.A, G36

Tab Pages

PRINTERS:— SCREWIN G MACHINES:—

Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd., Joshua Heap & Co.j Ltd., England G3

Hongkong ... ... SHEETS & STAMPINGS :—

XIV, XVIII, XLII, Treaties and Joseph Sankey & Softs, Ltd.,

Buyer's Guide Tab Pages Bilston, England Gl

PRINTING INKS:— SHIPS STORES:—

John Kidd & Co., Ltd., London ... Gl4 A. Ming & Co., Hong Kong A530

PRINTING PRESSES':— SHOE & LEATHER MANUFACTURERS:—

Challenge Machinery Co., Michigan, Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. ... ... ... G30

U. S. A. •.. 034

SPORTS :—

PRINTERS’ MACHINERY:—

Slazengers Bottom Front Tab Pages-

Linotype & Machinery Ltd., Lon-

don G3 SPRING KNITTING XEEDLES:—

The Loyal T. Ives Co., N.J., U.S’.A. G36

PUBLICATIONS:—

Hong Kong Daiily Press, Ltd., STEAMSHIP LINES :—

Hongkong Apcar Lifte ... ... ... A634A

Treaties and

xiv, XVIII, XLII, British India S. N. Co., Ltd. • ... A634A

Buyer's Guide Tab Pages Carlowitz &, Co. Back Cover

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., Dodwell & Co., Ltd .Front Cover

Hongkong ... ... ... Eastern and Australian Line ..; A634A

P. tfe O.-Steam Nav. Go. ... ... A634A

: Cable Addresses Tab Page

PUMPS:— STEEL PLANTS :—

Deming Co., Salem, Ohio, 0.8.A. G35 Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B170A

RAILWAY SUPPLIES:— STEEL WIRE MANUFACTURERS:—

A. Ming & Co.j Hong Kong ... A530 J. H. Rud, Giese, Germany G30

RAZOR BLADES:— SURVEYING & DRAWING INSTRUMENT

Edmund Bergfeld & Sohn, Ger- MANUFACTURERS:—

many G20 Stanley, W. F. & Co., Ltd G16

ROLLING MILLS:— TENNIS BALLS:—

Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B170A Slazengers ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

TOILET GOODS:—

ROPE MANUFACTURERS:—

Edwards Harlene, Ltd

Johnson Pickett Rope Co D43

Bottom Halj of Spine

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS:— TRAVEL ADVISERS:—

Channel Trading Co., Ltd., Hong- Office Central du Tourisme Indo-

kong A 561 chinois, Saigon

Fung Keung Rubber Manu- French Ports Tab Page

factory, Hongkong TYPEWRITING MACHINES:—

Underwood Typewriters

Tai Hang Rubber Factory, (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) ... Front Cover

Kowloon, Hongkong ... ... WINES AND SPIRITS:—

Top Edge Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

 INDEX!-TREATIES, CODES AND GENERAL

PASS PACK

Advertisers, Index to —.. v Sino-Foreign Treaties (recent) 117

Sino-Japanese Trade Agreement 149

British Subjects in China and Korea (orders in Statutory Rules and Orders (Chink and Corea), 1909.. 113

Council, 1904) 62 Tables of Consular and Marriage Fees 114

Chinese Courts in the International Settlement, Treaties:—With China

Reorganisation of, 1930 153 Belgium, Amity and Commerce, 1928 125

Customs Export Tariff of Republic of China 203

Belgium, Rendition of Tientsin, 1929 148

Customs Import Tariff of China 209 Denmark, Amity and Commerce, 1928 130

Declaration*of the Nationalist|Govt., July 7, 1928.. 117 France, Convention Concerning French Indo-

Extraterritoriality, 1929 136 china and the Chinese r rovinces Adjoining, 1.930 150

Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 56 France, Tariff, 1928 H9

Hongkong, Charter of the Colony of 158 Germany, Tariff, 1928 131

Hongkong, Constitution of Councils 177 Great Britain, Kowloon Extension, 1898 3

Hongkong Import Customs Tariff A512 GreatBritain, Sup.Commercial Treaty with China 4

12

Hongkong Legislative Council, Rules of 178 Great Britain, Tariff, 1928

Hongkong—Royal Instructions 162 Italy, Amity and Commerce, 1928 120

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1922 .. 171 Netherlands, Tariff, 1928 122

Hongkong—R'oyal Instructions (Additional), 1928 .. 173 Norway, Tariff, 1928 121

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1929 .. 176 Portugal, Amity and Commerce, 1928 128

Hongkong Storm Signal Codes and Stations x Spain, Amity and Commerce, 1928 127

Japan Harbour Regulations 193 Sweden, Tariff, 1928 120

Kellogg Pact, 1928 132 United States of America, Tariff, 1928 118

Orders in Council, China (Amendment) 1914 103 With Japan:—

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1915 104 Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1894 19

Orders in Council, China (Amendment No. 2), 1920.. 104 Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1911 26

i Council, China (Amendment No. 3), 1920 .. 104 With Korea:—

i Council, China (Amendment), 1921 105 Great Britain, Trade Regulations 16

i Council (Companies), China, 1915 107

i Council (Companies), China (Amendment), With Siam:—

0l

1919 Great Britain, 1909 46

Orders Council, H.B.M., China and Korea 62 Great Britain 1913, re Fugitive Criminals 51

Port Regulations for H.B.M. Consulates in China 190 Great Britain, Trade Regulations with 44

Postal Rates, Revision of 208 United States Consular Court Fees 199

Regulations Governing Inspection of Passports, 1930 201 United States Court for China, Jurisdiction 196

Shanghai Provisional Court (Reorganization of) .... 153 Washington Conference Resolutions, 1921-22 35

 BOOKSELLERS IX

Director!) and Chronicle For

China, Japan, Malaya, Philippines, etc.

AGENTS:

Europe

LONDON .. Lt. Col. H. L. Murrow, 53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4

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

America

NEW YORK Acme Code Co., 89, Broad Street

SAN FRANCISCO Acme Code Co., 311, California Street

Australia

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

al&o

1 Messrs. Gordon & Gotch, 123, Pitt Street

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

MELBOURNE Messrs. Gordon A Gotch, 124 and 126, Queen Street

BRISBANE Messrs. Gordon

Canada

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

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

BOMBAY “Times of India” Office

Far East

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

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

FORMOSA ... Mr. S. Elphinstone, Taipeh

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

SHANGHAI ... Messrs'. Finance & Comhierce, 320, Szechuen Road

FOOCHOW ... Messrs. Brockett & Co.

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

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

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

CANTON Messrs. Koehler & Co., Shameen

MACAO Mr. A. A. de Mello, 22, Praca Lobo dAvila

SAIGON Compagnie de Commerce etde Navigation d’Extreme Orient

SINGAPORE AND (Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Publicity House, 144,

RRTTTVU Bobinson

MAT AVAI| Messrg

BRITISH 1V1ALAYA Road,

Kelly Singapore

& Walsh> Ltd ; 32, Raffles Place, Singapore

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS: Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Chaco Building, Manila

HONG KONG:

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, LIMITED,

MARINA HOUSE, 15-19, QUEEN’S ROAD CENTRAL.

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

X Strong wind with squalls may polsibly occur from the S.E. (E-S.)

❖ Typhoon

X Gale expected from the K.W, (W-N).

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

| Gale expected from the N.E. (N-E).

# Gale expected from the S.E. (E-S).

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AUTHORISED CAPITAL 850,000,000

ISSUED AND FULLY PAID-UP 820,600,000

RESERVE FUNDS:—

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HONGKONG CURRENCY RESERVE 810,000,000

RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS *20,000,000

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G. MISKIN, Esq., Chairirmti'

HON. MR. M. T. JOHNSON, Deputy Chairman

J. K. BOUSFIELD, ESQ. K. S MORKlSON, ESQ,

A. H. COMPTON, ESQ. HON. MR. J. J. PATERSON.

S. H. DO DWELL, Esq. T. E. PEARCE, ESQ.

J. 11. MASSON, ESQ. A. L. SHIELDS, ESQ.

SIR YANDELEUR M. GRAYBURN, Chief Manager.

BRANCHES:

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HONGKONG, JANUARY, 193SI. Chief Manager.

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INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER

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Chairman. SIR HENRY PELHAM WENTWORTH

COLIN FREDERICK CAMPBELL, ESQ. MACNAGHTEN.

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 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

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

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

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

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

metric unit and that based on Yvnq Tmo t h'ih or “Builder’s Foot1” for length and

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

promulgated by the National Government on February 6, 1929 apd ibis intended

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

localities; and one third of a meter or Kung 'Cliih as one Sltih Ch’ih which is the

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

WEIGHTS—OLD STANDARD

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

10 Hu =1 Ssu Z= 37.79937 Grammes i 133.33 lb.

lOSsu = 1 Hao —- 1.333 Avoirdupois Ounces

10 Hao — 1 Li 16 Liang — 1 Chin, or Catty i 60.47899 Kilogramme*'-

10 Li — 1 Fen, or -- 604.7899 Grammes

10 Fen — 1 Chien, c = 1 1/3 lb. 200 Chin =: 1 Ting

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Ssu - 1 Milligramme 10 Kung Fen — 1 Kung Chien 10 Kung Chin — 1 Kung Heng

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

— 1 Centigramme 10 Kung Chien — 1 Kung Liang 10 Kung Heng = 1 Kung Shih

10 Kung Hao r-; 1 Kung Li = 1 Quintol

— 1 Decigramme 1 Hectogramme

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

-p 1 Gramme — 1 Kilogramme 1 Tonne

MARKET STANDARD

f Shih S6u = 1 Shih Hao [ 10 Shih Chien = 1 Shih Liang

o Shih Hao — 1 Shih Li = 31i Grammes

0 Shih Li — 1 Shih Fen | 16 Shih Liang = 1 Shih-Chin

10 Shih Fen — 1 Shih Chien \ Kung Chin

CAPACITY-OLD STANDARD

0 Ho =1 Sheng 10 Sheng — 1 Tou

' = 1 Ch'ao = 1.0364688 Litres 6 Tou = 1 Hu

= 1 Ts’o — 1.09416 Liquid quarts 2 Hu =1 Shih

_ 0.27364 Gallons 2 Shih = 1 Yin

 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES— Continued xvn

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

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

10 Rung Ts’o = 1 Rung Shao = 1 Litre or 1,000 cc = 1 Hectolitre

— 1 Centilitre

Kung Shao = 1 Rung Ho 10 Kung Sheng — 1 Kung Tou 10 Kung Shih = 1 Kung Ping

1 Decilitre — 1 Decalitre 1 Kilolitre

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ts’o = 1 Sliih Shao 10 Shih Ho — 1 Shih Sheng | 10 Shih Sheng = 1 Shih Tou

= 1 Kung Sheng

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

LENGTH-OLD STANDARD

= 1 Ts’un (or inch) 10 Ts’un — 0.35814 Metres 10 Chang— 1 Ting

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

= 35.814 Millimetres 2 Pu =1 Chang i

in = 1 Ch’ih (or foot) — 11 feet & 9 ins. (Eng.) = V3 English Mile

= 14.4 English inches = 3.6814 Metres 1 = 576 Metres

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

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

Kung Fen = l Metre = 1 Hectometre

= 1 Centimetre 10 Kung Ying = 1 Kung Li

1 Kung Ts’un 10 Kung Ch’ih = 1 Kung Chang

Decimetre ' • = 1 Decametre I = 1 Kilometre

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Hao - 1 Shih Li 10 Shih Ts’un — 1 Shih Ch’ih ] 10'Shih Ch’ih = 1 Shih Chang

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

10 Shih Fen = 1 Shih Ts’un — 1.4 Ch’ih (old standard) i 15 Shih Ying = 1 Shih Li

AREA—OLD STANDARD

lr0 Sq. Fen — 1 Sq. Ts’un 10 Ssu = I Hao ; 1 Mow

100 Sq. Ts’un — 1 Sq. Ch’ih 10 Hao = 1 Li —- 1/6 English ai

25 Sq. Ch’ih — 1 Sq. Pu or = 240 Sq. Pu

= 1 Sq. Kung 10 Li = 1 Fen = 1 Ch’injf

100 Sq. Ch’ih = 1 Sq. Chang = 6 Sq. Chang = 1 Sq. Li

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Li = 1 Centiare 10 Kung Fen = 1 Kung Mow

10 Kung Li = 1 Kung Fen —— 1 Are

100 Sq. Kung Ch’ih |

MARKET STANDARD

100 Shih Mow 1 Shih Ch’ing

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 ADDENDA

'I he following arrived too late for classification.

Duplicate copies -of these entries are to be found in the

pocket inside the back cover. Get your clerk to cut

them, out and paste them in -the correct places.

TOKYO China Published Monthly in Eng-

—

lish — Publication Office: Peiping

f On Page A 246 Union Medical College; Cable Ad:

Physiology

| TURKEY (EMKASSY)—47, Kamiyama-machi, O. K. Khaw, editor (Peiping)

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Aoyama E. B. Struthers, editor (Tsinan,

| 4502 and 2055 Shantung)

Ambassador ^Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary—H. E. It. Husrev

Gerede On Page A22

CONTINENTAL BANK—Branches in Im-

PEIPING portant Cities in China: Correspon-

dents : Chemical Bank and T rust

; On Page A22 Co., Bankers Trust Co., New York;

Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust

ft ft m mm

Mei kuo yuen tung ying hong

Co., San Francisco; National Prov.

Bank. Ltd., and National City Bank

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., INC., Banking,

of New York, London; Societe Gen-

Shipping, Travel, Railway and erale, Paris; Conrad Hinrich Don-

I Steamship Tickets—Grand Hotel des ner, Hamburg; The Mitsui Bank,

Wagons. Bits; Cable Ad: Amexco Kobe •

S. F. Howard, manager

L. Kukuranov (shipping dept.) On Page A22

Edw. Spokoiny, acct.

Miss O. Weinglass, secretary ft ^ m m

Hui feng yin hang

^ On Page A22

ft ft i& x m 4*

HONGKONG AND

CORPORATION—Legation

SHANGHAI BANKING

Street; Tele-

BANQUE FRANCO-CHINOISE * POUR LE phone 855 (East Office); Cable Ad:

COMMERCE ET L’INDUSTRIE (French Lascar

Co., Ltd.)—Legation Street; Cable J. A. Ridgway,'sub-agent

Ad : Geranchine D. F. C. Cleland

J Bardac, manager

Mme. Vassilevsky, signs per pro.

On Page A27

On Page A24

»Af '

Hung li jen shgu pap hsien kung sze

Chung hua yi hsiieh tsa chili ying MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

wen pu THE—7-A, Erh Tiao Hutung, Tung

CHINESE MEDICAL JOURNAL, Official "Tan Pailou, Peking; Teleph. 152 E.

Organ of the Medical Profession in C. G. Danby, district manager

XX ADDENDA (PE1PING-TIENTSIN)

On Page A29 TIENTSIN

THE PEKING CHRONICLE and The Week!

in Asia (Sunday Issue of The Pe- On Page A55

king Chronicle), Newspaper in Eng- AMERICAN SCHOOL—1, Chekiang Road

lish Language—2, Mei Chia Hutung, Board of Trustees—J. K. Caldwell

East City ; Telephone 1641 E. O. (president), C. A. Smith (vice-

(Business Office) and 419 E. O. president), W. P. Coltman (trea-

(Editorial Office); Cable Ad: surer) and Mrs. C. Alderman

Chronicle (secretary)

Members—D. C. Berger, Mrs. G.

B.

On Page A21 B. C. Eastham, Lt. WT. S. Eve-

rett, H. Hodes, Mrs. F. W. Lil-

PEKING CLUB—Hue Marco Polo, Pe- ley, Col. McAndrew, E. W. Tor-

king ; Telephones 602 Tung Chu. rey, W. C. Wallace and P. B. K.

(E.O.) Office, 1294 and 3985 Tung Young

Chu (E.O.) Club

School Staff—

President—H. E. Baron de Vos

Van Steenwijk Mrs. S. Fink, principal

Mrs. WT. S. Everett, kindergarten

Vice-President—Capt. I. V. Gillis,

Grades 1 & 2—(Vacant)

U.S.N. (Retired)

Grades 3 & 4—Mrs. S. Fink

Hon. Secretary—A. O. Hyland Grades 5 & 6—Miss Katherine

Hon. Treasurer—L. B. Stone Harr

Committee Member in Charge of Grades 7 & 8—Mrs. Billingsley

Entertainment—A. Gohring Madame Baraer, French •

Committee Member in Charge of Major Moose, medical advisor

Library—A. T. Cox

Committee Member in Charge of On Page A43

Tennis and Skating—D. : F. C. Sui Seng

Clel and BUCHHEISTER & Co., Technical Business

Committee Member in Charge of —10, Canal Road: Cable Ad: Bu-

Indoor Games—J. Pieters cheister; Codes: Bentley’s. A.B.C.

General Committee—Capt. R. B. 6th edn., Mosse & Western Union

Luckey C.

On Page A43

On Page A30

SKIOTIS, & Co., General Tobac-

BROS.

mts m PP n -t

conists, Cigar and Cigarette Impor- Shou shan yin hsua ku fen yu hsien

ters and General Merchants — 6, hung sze

Legation St.; Teleph. 3309 (East); CAPITAL LITHOGRAPHERS, LTD.—(Incor-

Cable Ad : Skiotis porated under the Companies Ordin-

N. D. Skiotis, partner ances of Hongkong) Printers, En-

S. Spiridis, manager gravers, Lithographers—Head Office:

Shanghai; Teleph. 32299; Cable Ad:

A. Cavriluk, asst.

Caplitho

J. O. Harris, manager

A. F. Senna

On Page A 30

N. A. Stchelokoff

^ Mei Foo

R. Tausch

STANDARD-VACUUMOIL CO. — 7, Erh On Page A43

Tiao Hutung, Tung Tan; Telephs.

CASA DEGLI ITALIANI — Via Roma 2

1528 and 1580 East; Cable Ad : (Italian Club)

Standvac Presidente—L. Viola

W. S. Way, manager Segretario—R. Latartara

 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXX

On Page A.44 R. S. Davis

OHANG & Co., H. F., General Exporter T. Attree

of North China Products—30, I Wei H. Borne L. H. Ma

Lu, 3rd Special Area, Tientsin; Te- G. G. Clarke C. L. Wang

lephone 40682; Cable Ads: Chang, Mrs. T. Attree E. C. Lee

Hfchangco & Changbain C. P. C. Chow

On Page A45 On Page A55

DONNELL & BIELFELD, Exchange B rokers

CHINA PRINTING & FINISHING CO.,

LTD. (Incorp. in Hongkong), Cotton —Ewo Bldg., Victoria Rd.; Telephs.

Spinners and Manufacturers Prin- 30758, 33754, 32815 and 31754: Cable

Ad: Donfield

ters, Dyers, Bleachers and Finishers

of Textiles—Chi Tai Building, Rue K. Bielfeld

du Marechal Foch; Teleph. 34443; F.

P.O. Box 11; Cable Ad: Celita.

Head Office: 220, Szechuen Road, On Page A55

Shanghai

Du PONT DE NEMOURS & Co., INC., E.

Directors (Shanghai) : L, Manufacturers and Importers of

Clive R. Hargreaves (chairman Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals — 52,

and director), D. J. Sinclair, Taku Road; Teleph. 30176; Cable

PH.D., B. SC. (Liv.), A. I.C., J. Ad : Dupontdyes; All Codes

Ballard, B.SC. (London), A.I.C., W. J. P. Calder, manager

and C. F. liu Mrs. R. Hawkins

S. Tweedie, secretary (Shanghai) Y. C. Chu

Tientsin Office :

R. Markham, manager On Page A55

M. S. Bao EASTERN EXTENSION, AUSTRALASIA &

CHINA TELEGRAPH CO., LTD. — 173A,

Victoria Road ; Cable Ad : Noreast

On Page A51

Kan Lin

rm On Page A55

COLLINS & Co., LTD., Merchants, Com- EASTERN RUG CO., LTD., Manufacturers

mission Agents,—75, Consular Road; & Exporters. All Qualities Chinese

Teieph, 31051; Cable Ad; Collins Carpets, Machine Yarn Carpets. A

Specialty Agents Wanted — Corres-

pondence Offi.ce : 8, Lin Ho Li, Bri-

On Page A54

tish Concession, Tientsin; Cable Ad:

DAD & Co., HUGO, Machinery, Mining Eruco

Supplies, etc.—9-11, via Ermanno

Carlocto, Italian Concession; Cable On Page A'52

Ad : Dauhugo

C. Nimz, managing partner 1- ¥ *

A. Krueger, partner Ta fen lan huo ling shih shu

K. Nimz, jr., assistant

D. A. Stahlmann, assistant FINLAND—173A, Victoria Road

E. Keim, typist Consul—Dr. E. Will

On Page A54 On Page A58

GEYLING, R., Architect and Consulting

DAVIS, R. S., Bond, Stock and Share

Broker, and Land and Estate Agent Engineer—7, Victoria Terrace; Cable

—27, Consular Road; Telephs. 323k), Ad : Geyling

■ 33716 and 33215; Cable Ad: Secur-

ity ; Codes: Petersens and Private. On Page A59

Correspondents in: London, New GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH CO., LTD.

York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa- —173A, Victoria Road; Cable Ad:

pore, Peiping, etc. Nor east

XXII ADDENDA (TIENTSIN)

On PageA59 On Page A64

HALL & Co., LTD.. C. T., Manufac- KAPUSTIN & Co., G.—9-11, Victoria

turers’ Representatives — 49, Taku Terrace ; Teleph. 33250; Cable Ad :

Road; Teleph. 33025; CaBle Ad: Kapustin. Branches: Shanghai, Dai-

Halco; Codes: Acme, . Schofield, ren and Harbin

Bentley and Private G. Kapustin, proprietor

C. T. Hall, manager A. Kirifloff, manager

T. S. Su | A. G. Sesko ,t' V. Kapustin

Vit. Kapustin

On Page A59 E. Kapustin

Fuh Lee

M M G. Riabkin

HALL & HOLTZ, LTD., Ladies’ & Child- L. JludofE

ren’s Drapers, Gentlemen’s Outfit- I. Silin (Harbin)

ters, Furniture Manufacturers and D.

General Storekeepers—101-103, Vic A. Kapustin (Shanghai)

toria Road; Teleph. 31236; Cable

Ad: Fuhlee. Head Office: Shanghai.

Branch Office: London On Page A64

M. Fergan, manager

J. W. G. Langlev |ljl ^ ^ Mei Kno Shen

L. C. Chang

KARAGHEUSIAN AMERICAN CORPORATION

Miss A. Hoare FOR OVERSEAS, A. & M. (Tientsin

Mrs. M. Silberlust

Branch), Woollen Yarn Spinners,

Mrs. T. Greig

Manufacturers & Exporters of Car-

Mrs. L. Bazan pets, Exporters of Wool, Wool Wa-

shers & Scourers, Woollen Material,

On Page A59 Yarn & Carpet Dyers, Chemical

HAMBURG-AMERIKA — 144, Taku

LINIE Carpet Washers and Mei'cerizers.

Road; Teleph. 34271-75; Cable Ad : Agencies and Correspondents in

Hapag Important Carpet Centres—135-149,

Carlowitz & Co., agents Rue Pasteur; Telephs. 31496, 31515

(Gen. Office), 32851 (Factory No. 3)

On Page A61 & 33717 (Compradore Office); Cable

HUA MAO TRADING CO.,' Importers,

Ads: Amkarseas, Karagheus and

Exporters and Commission Agents. Karaseas. Local Factories : Factory

Chinese Carpets, A Speciality —1 8, No. 5 & 7A : Rue Pasteur 135, Fac-

Lin-Ho-Li, British Con.; Telephone tory No. 5A : Rue Pasteur 131, Fac-

32954; Cable Ad: Huamo tory No. 1 : Rue Pasteur 151 and

M. H. Liang, manager Factory Np. 3: Rue de Verdun 55

H. Shabas, general manager

On Page A62 S. Malkassian

M. Pap’asian

pj} ^ Yui Chung

A. Papasian (absent)

IMPERIAL HOTEL, LTD. — 3-5, Rue de V. Theotig

France; Telephs. 31052 and 30260; E.

Cable Ad :• Hotelimp Mrs. A. R. Ross

A. H. Mackay, manager Mrs. F. B. Pearson

G. Kovshik, accountant Miss M. Sokoloff

Mrs. J. E. Wilson

On Page A62 Miss S. de Laberbis

35 •£ 01 A. R. A. Boycott

JACOBSON & KUPITSKY, INC., Exporters K. Mesropian

of Furs & Skins—47, Canton Road, S. Calligan

Tientsin ; Teleph. 30979; Cable Ad : W. Kohler

Jacobfurs (New York), Kupitsky V. Koovaldin

(Harbin, Shanghai, Mukden and A. Notzkowski

Tientsin). Head Office: New York R. C. Kennedy

 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXIII

E. Shadrin On Page A 65

E. Markarian LEVY, M. (Succr. deSennet Freres), Jeweller,

E. Moroukian Watchmaker and Engraver — 175,

H. C. Yuen, compmdore Victoria Road; Teleph. 32603; Cable Ad-

■!. Wang Tao Lin, do. Sennet. Peiping Office: Morrison Street

Shie Dji, do. M. Levy

Thomson & Co., C. A., auditors & G. Braun

Ed. Lehmann

accountants

On Page A 66

On Page A64

LODGE CALEDONIA, 1300, S. C. Masonic

ii- Temple—Race Course Road

A a n po shih A. Mac Arthur, R. W. M.

G.

KENT & MOUNSEY—2 & 4, Victoria, C. Glauser, W.T.W.

Terrace; Teleph. 31283; Cable Ad: F. T. H. Johnson, P.M., secty.

Maenad Ewd. Palmer, treasurer

P. H. B. Kent, M.C., barrister-at-

law On Page A 68

L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law

J/u teh le

G. K. Wallington, secretary & acct.

MOUTRIE & Co., LTD., Piano Manufac-

turers. etc. — 107-109, Victoria Road;

On Page A65 Teleph. 31376

J. Powell Davies, manager

® ft M m m J. D. Gordon | N. Mihailoff

THE KODAK SHOP”, PHOTOGRAPHIC

STUDIO 111, Victoria Road; Teleph On Page A70

30103

R. Gartner, proprietor & photo-

K ® » a *

Pei-chiang-po-wu-ynan

grapher

MUSEE - LABORATOIRE D’HISTOIRE NA-

Mrs. M. Sourjenko, sales-lady

TURELLE, Musee Hoangho Paiho —

Miss J. Vladimiuoff, artist Race Course Road ; Teleph. 32792

C. L. Yang, accountant E. Licent, S.J., Dr. es sc., Lie es

F. M. Liu, sales departmentLettres, director

C. S. Chang, works department

On Page A70

On Page A65 d # ^

KOKUSAI UNYU KAISHA, Shipping, MUSTARD & Co., General Importers and

Chartering, Warehousing, * Cargo Commission Agents—66, Rue de France;

Financing, Insurance (Fire & Mar- Teleph-. 31783

ine), Stevedoring, Customs Broker, N. Hokloff, acting manager

Truck Business—28, Rue du Baron G. Nigniewitzky

Cros, F rench Concession

On Page A70

On Page A 65 NICHOLS CHINESE RUGS, INC., Carpet

KWANG FAT \ UEN, Leather Lumber anc Manufacturers — 37, Soochow Road,

Wood Merchants—62, Rue de Takou First Special Area ; Cable Ad : Nichols

Teleph. 31076; Cable Ad: Kwanfayuen W. A. B. Nichols, president & general

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, Universal trad< manager

Code. Head Office: Shanghai. Branches

Hongkong Canton, Ningpo, Chefoo On Page A72

Peiping and Tientsin

T. Yang, manager OSAWA & Co., D., General Importers and

S. C. Yang, asst, manager Exporter—11, Asahi Road, Japanese

T. T. Liang, English secretary Concession ; Teleph. 526 ; Cable Ad :

Osawa

XXIV ADDENDA (TIENTSIN)

On Page A73 T.

n # $ m R. Tung (TaiyuanfO)

K. Beister, representative of

I-hua-i/muf-hang Henschel & Son

PEZZINI & Co., P. Iruporters of General Miss A. Gosewisch

Provisions, Wines an'd General Mer- J. Schultze-Pantin (Nanking) i

chandise. Exporters of Chinese Products. L. Weidinger (Peking)

Fire and Marine Insurance Agents—

13-14, Italian Bund, Italian Concession ; Gn Page A75

Teleph. 40514 ; Cable Ad : Italo

P. Pezzini, manager and proprietor ft # n ^ m %

Miss M. Pezzini, signs per pro. SIBER HEGNER & Co. (TIENTSIN), LTD.,. 1

A. Cristianini Importers and Exporters—106-108, Takn

H. Y. Li, clerk Road; Teleph. 32715; Cable Ad:

F. W. Sun, do. I C. C. Li, storekeeper Meychina Siber

Y. C. Hou, do. j W. C. Han, broker Carl Sleeker, manager

B.

On Page A56 H. T. Lee, compradore

SAINT LOUIS’ COLLEGE (Marist Brothers)

On Page A77

(For Boarders and Day Scholars)—195,

Rue St. Louis- Teleph. 33046; Cable Ad: TEH CHANG TRADING Co.—558. Bristow

Louis College Road; Teleph. 33655 ; Cable Ad. Techa

Rev. Bro. Faust, director Harry Sung, managing director

Rev. Bro. Joseph, sub-dir.

Rev. Bros. George, Prudent, Nestor, On Page A79

Louis Kostka, Claudio, Stephen, TIENTSIN BRITISH MUNICIPAL LIBRARY !

Paul, Vincent, Andrew, Christopher, —Victoria Garden

Conrad, Aloysius Chairman—Rev. J. Walker

Committee—Mrs. H. Doytt, Mrs. A.

On Page A74 Burgess, Major Baker, H. F. Barnes..

J. G. Campbell

A] H ffi Hsin jeng hung sze Secretary and Treasurer — Mrs. R. {

SHANTUNG SILK AND LACE CO., LTD., Ex- E. Fabris

porters and Commission Merchants.

Speciality: Straw braids, Carpets, Rugs, On Page A78

Jades and Cloisonne-wares—Taku Road,

French Concession; Teleph. 31714; Cable ff ^ §§j I-hua-yang-hang

Ad: Hsinfeng TIENTSIN FORWARDING AND COMMISSION |

H. T. Lee, manager AGENCY, Freight and Customs Brokers, ij

Hugh Tam, sub-manager Shipchandlers, General Insurance, Coal-

T. T. Chang, acting do Merchants, Storage, Truck Service-

Export Packers for Overseas—13-14,

Italian Bund, Italian Concession; Teleph.

On Page A 74 40117; Cable Ad: Italo

it* Hsin Min P. Pezzini, proprietor and manager

Miss M. Pezzini, signs per pro.

SHINGMING TRADING Co. (CHINA), LTD.,

1. K. Han, shipping clerk

THE, General Importers and Exporters.

S. T. Yang, . do.

Railway and Mining Supplies—Corner C.

of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph. 30728;

Cable Ad: Shingminco; Codes: Bentley’s,

On Page A80

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th Imp., A.B.C. 6th

(5-letter), Western Union 5-letter edn.,

Acme and Private

O. A. Sixt, director Hua Lung

W. Gosewisch, signs per pro. TIPPER & Co., Life, Marine and Fire

P. Breuer, Import Dept. Insurance Agents—187, Victoria Road

E. Schramm, Eng. Dept. (Opposite Gordon Hall); Telephs. 31310*

R. Schadendorf, Eng. Dept. (Tai- and 30212; Cable Ads: Sunbeam and

yuanfu) British. Peiping Office: Ewo Bldg.,.

T. Dohm, Eng. Dept. Legation Street. Tsinanfu Office : c/o-

S. Schade, Eng. Dept. Y. C. Ma & Co.

 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN—SHA N GHAI) XXV

S. L. Briault Telephs. 30764 (Branch Manager and

V. G. E. Barton, signs per pro. Cigarette Factory), 32279 (Branch

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie Manager’s Private Residence), 32275

E. P. Carrington (Accounting Department) and 31426

S'. P. Kwoh, Cashier & life Dept. (Assistants’ Residences, Y. T. T.

P. Y. Tze, Life & Accident Dept. Terrace) ; Cable Ad : Cigarette

C. W. Yu, Eire Dept.

1'ientxin Branch

J- C. Pai, Marine Dept.

B. L. Wang, Accounts Dept. J. C. Stewart, branch manager

P. E. Dixon, accountant

On Page A81 Mrs. A. Wardle, stenographer

YOLK ART BROS.’ AGENCY, Importers & Cigarette Factory

Exporters of Raw Cotton-52, Taku M. M. Whitaker, factory manager

| Road; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable J. E. Hilburn, asst. supi.

Ad : Volkart C. N. Burnett

W. Hegar, manager G. J. Colling I G. M. Hollywood

H. A. Deeks | P. J. Rombaut

H. A. Dodd A. B. Sitsky

! On Page A81

F.

WALLACE CARPETS, LTD. (Incorporated On Page A83

*

)

under the Hong Kong Ordinances),

Manufacturers of Super Chinese Rugs— n&mxmitm *

Registered Office: 468, Bristow Road; YUNGLI CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, LTD.,

I Teleph. 33007; Cable Ad: Ecallaw; All Manufacturers of Refined Soda Ash,

I Codes Available Caustic Soda and Sodium Bicarbonate

— 1, Rue Fontanier; Telephs. 30129

I On Page A81 31532 ; Cable Ad : Paco; Codes Used:

Acme, Bentley’s and Private

: WATTS & FRISK, Exchange Brokers—76,

1 Victoria Road; Cable Ad : Eahsing

Arthur Watts SHANGHAI

E. A. Frisk

S. C. Kao

On Page A 166

| On Page A82

^ £7 Vft * $ &

Fing shang a si a huo yu kung sze

Hsin-tai-hsing Asiatic Petroleum CO. (North

WILSON & Co., LTD. (Est. 1876^, Exporters China), Ltd., The, Importers of

| of Sheep’s and Camels’ Wools, Bristles Kerosene, Gasoline, Paraffin Wax,

t and Sundry China Produce. Wool Candles and Petroleum Products

I Scourers and Commission Agents — 55, Generally—1, The Bund; Teleph. 18619;

E wo Road; Teleph. 31143; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Doric

Wilson A. E. Jones, general manager

R. G. Buchan, director (London) T. S. Powell

H. F. Dyott, managing director J. Rasmussen

E. C. Leighton, secretary J. N. Bates

A. Delwig

A. C. Tilley Staff and Properties Dept.

Miss T. Yerestchagine S. C. Miskin

E. Grossman A. J. H. Carey | M. C. Yen

Secretarial Dept.

On Page A83 Miss Pugh

General (Gasoline) Dept

G.

Yee tsoong yen tmo ku fen yu hsien J.K.P. Hadland | Miss Pollock

kun sze

. Aviation Section

YEE TSOONG TOBACCO Co., LTD. (Incor- E. A. R. Fowles

porated under the Companies Or- General (Candles, Wax, Stearine

dinances of Hongkong), Cigarette and Technical Products) Dept.

Manufacturers—Head Office : S’hai; A. J. Daniels | R. F. Scott

XXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

General (Lubricants & Fuel Oil) Dept. Yangtszepoo Sub-Installation

H. I. Clark W. H. Taylor

J. H. Ford I S. P. Simpson E. A. H. Piper

A. G. Lang | C. V. G. Turner

Gough Island Installation

Local Sales Dept. ■ T. C. Kelly, manager

J. V. Stuart G. Butchart

W. A. L. Palmer I J. B. E. Chow

Marine Dept.

E. W. Turnbull j Miss Allan

M. W. Alexander | Miss Weeks W. A. Elliott, Lt-Comdr., K.N. (ret’d.)

W. McP. Marshall | R. A. Saunders

Cables Department

“Shipping Dept.

Miss Palmer A. J. Grant

Miss McConnell | Miss Rayden L. G. Murry Kidd | A. M. Jenssen 1

Correspondence Dept. F. S. Bridges | H. W. Snow

Mrs. Hooley | Miss Thomson W. J. Hatton | C. L. William ;

Typists Dept. Floating Staff

Miss Malone F. le Boutillier, captain

Miss Blake I Miss Sheridan W. G. Briggs, do.

Miss Cormack | Mrs. Lelas A. C. Browne, do.

Miss Gulston Miss Ritchie T. G. Bennett, do.

Advertising Dept. G. Dick, chief engineer

M. R. Gordon A. W. S. Aitken, iind engr.

A. D. McR. Fraser, chief engineer

Accounts Dept. E. Jacob, chief officer

R. A. Tayor, chief accountant T. A. Lupton, captain

H. F. Van Eck G. Smith, chief officer

T. A. Spedding W. A. Pearson W. Sudbury, captain „ l

W. S. Bowman F. C. Poole A. D. Thomson, D.S.O., comdr. R.N.R.,

A. F. Carl sen A. L. Piper capt.

T. W. K. Chun G. M. Stock F. Tonry, chief engineer

B. com. (B’ham.

H. E. C. John Walker

Turner, captain

University) Miss Ham- C. J. Walton, 2nd officer

L. J. Coucher merton Shanghai Joint Area

H. F. B. Gardener Miss Persons A. H. Hopkyn Rees, manager

Compradore A. £. F. Kemp | B. Henihgway

Dow Ding Yao

Statistical Dept. On Page A174

C. L. Martin

J. P. E. Klaverwijden *T 3B M £ Chiao tunq yin hong '

Miss Ellis j Miss Ward BankofCommunications—889,Ave. '■

Miss Kale | Miss Clifton Joffre; Teleph. 77583; Cable Ads: Chiao-

Engineering Dept. tung or Commubank

J. T. Read, CHART.C.E., engr.-in-chf. Shanghai Branch :

J. R. G. Barter Manag*-—H. N. Chwang

D. Wheldon I J. S. Drakeford

Sub-Managers—S. L. Chow, K. Z.

N. J. Man | C. Thompson Tsor, C. F. Hsieh and H. T. Chang

Stores Dept. Asst. Managers—M. T, Chen, S. C.

A. W. Stubbs Yang, K. S. Voo, T. L. Tsao, K. C.

J.F. Duncan | C. A. J. Wilkie Li, H. C. Pan and L. C. Tan

Furniture Dept.

A. C. Hall On Page A184

Lower Wharf BROOK & Co., General & Insurance Agents

P. F. Mason, manager —150, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 11874;

E G Davis I R. Findlay P.O. Box 1606; Cable Ad: Rivulet;

W. H. Foster | C. J. Williams Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Acme,

Bentley’s and Private

Workshop Manager E. Brook

J. D. Adams S. C. Shen, Insurance compradore

Upper Wharf Installation Agents for :

A. W. Sawyer, manager Banker & Traders Insurance Co., Fire

D. 0. Watling State Assurance Co., Ld., Marine

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXVII

On Page A 187 General Agents:

•Caravan Studio, Inc., InterClass

lor Decorators States

OceanicSteamship

& OrientalCo.,Navigation

Portland, Ore.

Co.,

& Manufacturers of High Furniture San Francisco, Cal.

—260, Kiangse

Cable Ad: LotustudioRoad; Teleph. 10845; Roosevelt Steamship Co., Inc., New

Mrs. H. L. Gilman, proprietress York (American Pioneer

Sir William Reardon Smith & Sons, Line)

H. Moroukian, manager Cardiff, Wales

C. N. King

Agents for Carpets-. ,On Page A209

A. Corporation

& M. Karagheusian

For Overseas,American *) it m n m & is ±

Tientsin, Shang

China Hai Fa Shang Tien Che Tien Tung

Rung Sze

On Page A191 COMPAGNIE PRANQAISE DE TRAMWAYS ET

d’Eclairage Electriques de Shang-

■ in ^ m m m hai—249, Avenue Dubail; Teleph. 80180

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., (4 R.lines) Courthial,

G.m.b.h. (Ltd.), Importers and Con- J. Favret, tech,manager

sub-manager

tractors for all Kinds of Machinery— G.L. Perrier,

Ladroitbe,. adm.engineer

dept. (waterworks

138, Kiangsu Road; Teleph. 13590; and construction depts.) dept.)

Cable Ad : Engincomer

F. Hille

A. J. Zernin H. J. Karger J.M. Mariotti,

Lapeyre, engr. (electricity

engineer (tramways and

M. Sachau

H. G. Hey sen

L. Moebs

Mrs. E. Goldau R.workshops)

Leydon, asst. engr. (electricity

W. Sommer H. Boellhoff dept.)

R. Taehnig H. Bolloni General Book Office

Agents for: J. R.Lorenzi,

Tillardchief accountant

Humboldt-Deutzmotoren A. G. Koln F. Baudoin | N. Kisseleff

Weise Soehne, Halle A. S. Purchasing Dept.

Union-Matex (Union of German M. Raimond | A. Allemao

Textile

Berlin Machine Manufacturers), Correspondence Dept.

C. G. Lubeck

J.R.dos

J. d’Almeida

Schoeller-Bleckmann

Vienna Steel Works, Remedies |I M. Maher

A. Rosario

Voigt Turbines, Heidenheim Consumers’ and Bills Dept.

Humboldt-Deiitzmotoren A. G. E. J.Salembier

Werk Magirus, Ulm Donau J. C.Dolivet

Canavarro |1 J.Y.Uschenkoff

Perpetuo

V. Voropai j G. Muller

On Page A1G8 StoresF. Lerosey

'China Association— 27, The Bund; Teleph. R. Bazil j G. Kalouge-

12694; Cable Ad : Britiscom

Committee — P. W. Massey (chair- V.G. JWanoff

Stchetinin || Z.Zaignacheff nine

man), H. G. W. Woodhead (vice- Traffic Office

D. Vialy, traffic superintendant

chairman),

Master J. R. Jones, R. F. C. A.E. Gontier

Marchina I| F.D. J.Zahowsky

Lopes

P. Ninet | A. Popoff

‘On Page A196 TramwayL. AubertTrack and Lines

\ C. Compton

•China

—133,Foreign Steamship

Yuen Ming Corporation

Yuen Road; Teleph. Electric Power Station

13555; Cable Ad : Chinasteam E.Alb.Hodayer, superintendent

Fischer J.A. Schmid

William P. Hunt

V. L. Xavier A.P. Amettler

Monceu D. Evseyeff

Ifliand

H. F. Yao | W. Wong A. Sidoroff I. Pawlowsky

XXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Electric Lines On Page A216

J. Manaresi Day Vie

V. Marinacci David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Land and*

Electric Installations Estate Agents — David House, 320,.

P. P.Bellande,

Vial superintendant Kiangse Road; Telephs. 10324 (General

J. Canavarro, Jr. Office)Cable

388; andAd:12757 (Manager); P.O. Box

Psalmist

Electric Meters & Laboratory Evelyn David (Shanghai), partner

M.A.Geny, supt.

X. Jallard

Ng Yelim E.Archibald

A. Sykes,David (Hongkong), do.

manager

F. Colella D. Jephson I A. E. Dale

P. W. Mansfield | Miss D. Walton

Water Production Fook Wei, head shroff

F. E.Menager,

Gruget superintendant Agents for:

A.H. K.Muller

Delant Eastern

Ltd. United Assurance Corprn.,

Water Distribution On Page A217

R.M.Vogt, superintendant

Labart ^ Hi De-fu

J. Dessart DeutscheFarben-Handelsgesellschaft,

A. Thibou Waibel & Co.—261, Szechuen

Chemical and Analytical Laboratory P.O. Box 1115;

Ad:W.Waidefag Teleph. 16388; Road;

Cabl&

M. Ducret Weber

Workshops & Tramway Repair Dept. C.J. Hildebrandt

G.Duquesnel

Gadow

M. ,

N. Rengarten I J. Sitnikoff K. Kuehn

A. Petit I Pelevin Th. Litterst

Bus andH. Motor

Danieckcar Repair Dept. O. P. Brennscheidt

A. Gomas | C. Bazanoff J. Christoph F.R. Tiefenbacher

Ulbrich

Buildings

G.C. Kluge

Prario W. Denkhaus

H. Doerner E.P. Zilling

Wagner

C.K. Feldmann Miss 1. Berg

W. Flamme

Fuld Miss G. Bowitz

Miss

On Page A213

if£ ft if H

O. Hauer

J. F. Hein- Miss L.H. Buchloh

Bowitz

Continental Sales Co. — 863, Avenue richsohn MissMrs.

Ch. Denkhaus-

L. Doering

Foch; Teleph. 74489; P.O. Box 714 W. Holste Mrs. R. Dold

A.W. Kroeger

Lembke Mrs. H. Fischer

Agents : R. Lenz Mrs. M. Haeusing-

Victoria Motorcycles C.L. Lucas

Leonhard Miss Ch. Hanke Coellen.

Adler Cars

Hansa Lloyd Diesel Trucks K. Me.sk e Mrs. G. Hering

Distributors : K. Modra Miss G.H. Leithold

Stewart Trucks

Hupmobile Cars M. Mueller Miss

K. Roll

Luehtje

Miss V. Luttermann

O. Rommel- Miss R. Priedemann

On Page A215 fanger Mrs. E.I. Rabbinowitz;

Cumming, K. M., Stock, Share and General H. C. Ruser Mrs. Mrs. L.M.Ritter

Schult

F. Schilk

Broker—16, Central Road; Telephs.

15284-6 H. Spanier Miss M. Segel

Mrs.

Sprenger

K. M. Cumming W. Sperber Mrs. E. Tichauer

L. D. Chow | S. C. Cheng . Technical Dept.

Secretary & Treasurer of the Hungjao Dr.Dr.C.K.Mueller

Golf Club Miss K.R. Limann

Special Agent of Ocean, Accident &

Guarantee Corpn., Ltd., London F. Borchardt K. Nordmeyer

Pinks

Dr. K. Schoenfelder

O. Franz

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXIX

P.II. Fritz I F. Brasch

Frosch [ Mrs. 0. Hoelnnann On Page A221

W. Hilbricht j Miss E. Seidel Hi Tow Luvg

Chemical Dept. East Asiatic Co., Ltd,, The, General

R. Bahlmann Merchants

Road ; Teleph. 15055; P. O. BoxCanton

& Ship Owners—17, 1493 ;

L.W.Schneider

Oehm Cable Ad:London Orient.Office:

Head158,

Office: Copen-

O.MissKleemann hagen; Fenchurch

K. Luttermann St.,E C. 3.; Own Weihaiwei,

kow, Tsingtao, Offices: Shanghai, Hail-

Hongkong,

Miss E. Radomski Dairen, Harbin, Bangkok, Singapore,.

Mrs. E.

Miss E. WillScheel Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Rangoon,

Accounting Dept. Madras,

Cape Town, Calcutta, Bombay,SanDurban,

Johanessburg, Fran-

R. Hager cisco, Seattle

O. Froessl

A.MissGlatzel A. Brondal, manager

A. Thiemann G. Halberg

Miss A. Karlach M. Jacobsen S. Heiberg

Miss E. Wyss C. A.H. Wagner

H. F. C. Marques

i Representing: A. JuhlOttsen Mrs. L. O.d’Aquino M.

I.' sellschaft,

G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- O.H.Guldberg Miss E. Carneiro

Frankfurt, a/Main, Ger-

many: Dyes and Chemicals, for TeaM.Department: Jacobsen

467, Kiangse Road

the Textile, Paint, Leather, Rubber H. H. Ottsen

and Celluloid Industry A. Laredo

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- Agents:

sellschaft,

Chemikalien,Verkaufsgemeindschaft

Frankfurt a/Main:

Industrial Chemicals such as Steamship

CopenhagenCompany Orient, Lt

Solvents, Resins, Egments

other Raw Materials and

for the Manu-

facture of Nitrolacquers, Oilpaints, On Page A222

Enamels,

for Varnishes,

the Match, etc. Chemicals

Leather, Rubber, Economic Transport & Lighter Co.,

Battery

Light-Metals and (Elektron

Celluloid Metal

Industry.

and , Ltd., CustomsandBrokers, Transporting

Hydronalium), Neon-Gases, Auto- Contractors Forwarding Agents—

gene Welding Box 1606; Telephs. 11874 floor;

150, Kiukiang Road, 3rd P. O.

(Managers),

Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin: 14474 (General); Cable Ad : Rivulet

Nitrogene

Purposes Products for Technical E. Brook, director & gen. mgr.

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- Y. L. Shen, dir. & Chinese mgr.

sellschaft, Berlin: Artificial Silk King Shun-shih, director

K. H. Loh (trucking dept.)

Kalle & Co., Aktiengesellschaft, T. S. Chen (customs & shipping:

Wiesbaden-Biebrich:

Ozalid Cellophane, dept.)

Lurgi Gesellschaft fuer Waermete-

chnik m.b.!!., Frankfurt a/Main: On Page A225

Activated

Filters Carbons, Hydraffin Water Elizalde & Co., Inc., Manila Rope Manu-

Celluloid-Verkaufs-Gesellschaft

H. Berlin: Celluloid in Sheets, m.b. facturers, Philippines Lumber, Paints-

and Floor Wax, Sugar Importers &

Rods and Tubes Ship Owners—Suite 405, 45, Kiukiang

Deutsche Gasoline A. G. Berlin: Road; Telephs. 17636 (Gen. Office) & 17775-

Montan-Waxes (Mgr.); Cable Ad: Elizalde

Karbolsaeure - Verkaufs

Berlin: Phenol, Cresol - Gesellschaft, L. R. Schinazi, manager

Venditor - KunststofF- Verkaufsgesell - Agents for:

schaft m.b.H., Troisdorf Bez, Coeln: “La Insular” Cigar & Cigarette

Pollopas-Trolitan-Moulding Powder Factory, Inc.

 XXX ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A231 Tientsin Branch

wj ^ ^ ^ m m m @ ^ W. Eadie, branch manager

G. E. Kovner | D. Horvath

Ying kwok tung yung din che kung sze Tsingtao

■General Electric Company (of China), A. B. Hogg

Limited,

Contractors, The,Manufacturers

Electrical Engineers and

of Electrical Agencies:

Supplies, Steam Turbines, Mining and Affiliated with :

Electrical Plants; Leather Belting, etc. The General Electric Co., Ltd.,'

—Office: 23 to 27, Ningpo Hoad; Teleph. England and all subsidiary

16825 (6 lines), Works: 285, Hochien G. E. C. Works in London, j

Road; Branches

Teleph. 52332; Cable Ad: Genlec- Birmingham,

Coventry Manchester and *

tric. at Hongkong, Dairen

and

kow, Tientsin.

Tsingtao, Agents

Chefoo, atetc.Canton, Han- TheLtd.,Express

London& S. M. S. Lift Co., J

N.A.G.B.Beale, managing

Raworth director Pir elli General Cable Works, Ltd., j

Southampton& Hookham, Ltd., 1

Chamberlain

Electrical Engineering

Construction Dept. Power Plant and Birmingham

G. A. Clayton Letters and

Fraser Ltd , Chalmers

Yeovil, England

Engineer- ;;

M. Kocherginsky Works, Erith, Kent

B. R. Bryant Barrow Hepburn & Gale, London r

J. Mordecai Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd,, Ips- i

Y. C. Tai wich, England

E. tative,

R. MacDermot (Special Represen- Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ltd., ,

Ransomes Rapier, Ltd.) Annan, Scotland

Electrical Contract and Installation British Ropes, Ltd., England

Dept. Flexible

Chicago Steel Lacings, Ltd., j

W. G. Calder Siemens & G. E. Rly. Signal Co., ;

Y. S. Chu Ltd., England

'Chinese Engineering and Sales Dept.

v. a. Din On Page A233 Zm Kee

Y. M. Ling IE 9

Electrical Supplies and Sales Dept. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—100,

J. A.Madeira

G. Pereira Jinkee Road; Telephs. 16940, 16947. :

Y. T. Zee & 19221; Cable Ad : Gibb

M. T. Johnson, mng. dir.(H’kong)

.Accounts and Shipping Dept. L. J. Davies, do. . (S’hai)

T. T.W.H.Chandler

Gwynne I| L.H. S.S. Chang H. M. Snow, signs per pro. 1

T. H. Gabb Oweng R. A. Joscelyne, do.

■ S. C. Quin I F. W. Brandt B. H. M. Broomhall

Correspondence Dept. J. G. Haigh,

Miss M. Roza J. R. Hooley

Miss R.J. Ahwee C. E. Lintilhac

Mrs. Gutierrez J. L. Kay.

Miss E. Costa Miss A. J. Komaroff

Miss Miss E. Burgoyne

Miss G.L. Ruth

M. Emmamooden L. A. M. Ozorio

T. B. Ozorio 7

Miss M. Silva J. R. Siqueira

G. E. C. Works E. M. Ozorio

L. A.C. C.Smith, gen. mgr.

C. Moore T. B. Zee, compradore

Hongkong Agencies:

H. C. Margarett, branch manager Shipping '

J. Hart-Davis Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.

E. C. Norris Burns, Philp Line

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXI

Fire Insurance A. S. Henchman, manager

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. A. C. Leith, sub-manager

Marine Insurance E. W. Stagg, do.

Lloyd’s, London T. J. J. Fenwick, act. acct.

A. H. Matthews, sub-acct.

Motor Car Insurance E.J. C.C. Sutherland

Richards .

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd. R. B.G. Gotch

Baggage Insurance W. Turnbull

“A.l” Baggage Insurance Assoc. A. F. Judd '

Salvage Association A. B. Kelly

Salvage Association, London S. H.Beveridge

W. Ash

A.J. T.Chalmers

I On Page A233

m m Ya Le W.Dupuy

J.D. Kindness

Mortlock

Glathe & Witt

, Ini potters, (Established

Exporters 1856),

& Engineers. G.C. J.S. D.Dunkley

J. C. Walters Law

I| Paper,

Import:etc.Army Supplies,

Expert: Musk,Wire, Rice,

Pongees, A.G. R.

E. J.Riddell-Carre

Partridge

| Rhubarb, Skins, etc.—410, Szechuen F.J. A.R. McGregor

Burch

I Road, 4th floor. Rooms 305-9; Tele- ,

1, phones 15638. (Private Exchange tc M.

1. all Departments); P.O. Box 968; L. W. R. McLaren

i Cable Ad: Safeguard; Codes: All

I Standard Codes and Private Codes

A. Glathe, proprietor & manager G.W. H. B. Rigg

VV. O.H. W.Lydall

Stewart

T. Klobertanz, signs per pro. N. J. Stabb

H. Glathe, do. W. R. McCutcheon

C. G. Dai A. M. Kennedy

N. Heyking, secretary Hongkew Sub-Agency:

|: Agencies: 0. H.H. B.Eldridge,

Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Clark sub-agent

Oerlikon, Switzerland Oerlikon, Special Representatives :

Brevetti-Scotti A. G., Oerlikon, W.MissC. Cassels

Switzerland K. Fenton, secretary

Schweizerische Industriegessell- Resident Rngineers :

schaft Neuhausen, Switzerland E. E.W.J.A.Grainger

Clements

Rheinisch - Westfaelische Spreng-

stoff-industrie A. G., Nuernberg,

Germany On Page A244

Gebr. Crede >& Co., Niederzwehren

b/Kassel, Germany ig & m H ft MS $£

F. Cochu A. G., Berlin, Germany Ting Shang Pu Nei Men Yang Ghien

“Unitex” technische G.m.b.H., Yu Hsien Rung Sze

Berlin, Germany

Sartoriuswerke A.G., Goettingen, Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Germany Ltd. (Incorporated under the Or-

Spindler & Hoyer G.m.b.H., Goet- dinances of Hongkong), Formerly

tingen, Germany Brunner, Mond & Co. (China),

Ltd., Importers of Alkalis, Dye-

On Page A 176 stuffs, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commer-

cial and Industrial Chemicals, Me-

M :H |§ Way foong ning hong tals & Sundry Products—Brunner-

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-in Mond Building, 133, Szeehuen Road;

ing Corporation (Incorporated Telephs. 15070, 15170-79 & 11622-3 (13

the Colony of Hongkong)

Bund and 65, Broadway — 12, The lines); P.O. Box 252; Cable Ad:

Alkali

XXXII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Board of Directors—Lord McGo- Cash Department

wan, k.b.e., d.o.l., ll.d. (chair- J. G. Forbes

man), V. St. J. Killery, G. A- G. W. Blown

Haley, R. D. Gillespie, G. F. R. Miss N. Y. Kelly

Jackson, B. R. Goodfellow and Accounts Department

Russell Spn

Secretary—C. B. Cook .W. A. Hogarth, c.a.

Secretarial Department E. S. Giles

Miss M. Beckham A-

J. Youngson

B. Main

Miss S. B. Peach A. M. Hansen

Miss C. M. Wilson G. N. Manley

■Correspondence & Cables A. Reid

W. Katz Miss G. J. Donnelly

Miss J. Remedies Miss Y. Dodd

Miss E. W. Thompson Property and Publicity Dept.

General Sales H. C. Eustace

H. J. Collar, b.a., Shanghai sales Shipping H. C. F. Aris

manager Department

R. J. W. Bisshop

L.R. Warren

J. Sheppard C. C. Young

D. J. C. Stewart F. M. F. Gutierrez

S. B. Duncan Miss M. Taylor .

K. N. Mashinsky Shanghai Division

A, N. Smirnoff S. M. Gillespie

V. I. Kooritzin K. Y. R. Wang

H. C. Collaco Godowns

E. A. Cooke L. J. G. Perry, supt.

A. L. Madeira Manufacturer’s Representatives

Miss L. Dalder

Miss M. A. Figueiredo R. L. Aiton, representative, Ste-

Miss S. Falkine

Mrs. K. M. Getz M.warts and Lloyds,

Lymbery, Ltd. Rec-

representative,

Mrs. H. Seaglove kitt & Sons, Ltd., J. & J. Col-

Development Department man (Overseas), Ltd., Chiswick

B. R. Goodfel.low Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. and

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra-

G. E. Matthews, b.sc. marine)

N. Sykes K. Duxbury, b.sc., representative,

B. Munro-Smith A. I. C.

M. Yatskin R. W. L. Inkster, representative,

Fertiliser Department Natal Tanning Extract Co.,

D. W. Gourlay Ltd.

S. A. Collaco W. A. Sachert, representative.

Miss I. Ginter Corn Products Refining Co.

Dyes Department E. Powell, representative, Bald-

W. B. Hughes wins Ltd., The Briton Ferry

C. Laycock Steel & Tinplate, Agency, Ltd.

R. Parsons and The Metal Box Co., Ltd.

T. D. Adams Agents and Distributors for Consti-

I. H. Kendall tuent and. Subsidiary Companies

O. Suchanek of Imperial Chemical Industries

F. X. Diniz Ltd., London, Including:

Mrs. G. A. Clark British Dyestuffs Corporation,

Ltd.

Mrs. M. Ribbons Casebourne & Co. (1926), Ltd.

Miss A. Starling Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd.

I

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXIII

Chance & Hunt, Ltd. On Page A256

LC.I. (Alkali), Ltd. (Formerly dt Rung Sze

Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.)

LC.I. (Fertiliser & Synthetic Pro- Kunst & Albers, Importers, Engineers

and Contractors—llo, Szechuen Road;

ducts), Ltd. Telephs. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179; Cable

LC.I. (General Chemicals), Ltd. Ad:

I. C.I. (Lime), Ltd. Dr.Kunstalber A. Albers, partner

LC.I. Metals, Ltd. G. von Dattan, do.

LC.I. (Rexine), Ltd. K. Schaefer, manager

Lightning Fastners, Ltd. S.F. Kapper, dipl. ing., signs p.p.a.

Mould rite, Ltd.

Agents for: E. Findorff, do.p.p.a.

Nesi ler, signs

Albright & Wilson, Ltd. R. Des Arts

H. Ballheimer O.R. Kaiser

Baldwins, Ltd. Miss Kaestner

R. Bern stein E. Koehler

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. (Sac- G. Bierwirth F.W. Kunstein

charin) N. A. Bolt,

A. Boake, Roberts & Co., Ltd.

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. DIPL. ING. Mohr,DIPL. ING.

P. G. Breuer

British Glues & Chemicals, Ltd Miss M. P. Pastuhoff

Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate

Agency, Ltd Mrs. M. Burkart

L. Conrad C.R. A.PetriPerly

Brotherton & Co., Ltd. Miss T. Dunaeva H. Petry

China Soap Co., Ltd. (Glycerine)

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas). E.MissDzirne

R. Dzirne A. G. Sachs

P.Dr.Schoemann

H. Kappelhof

B. B. Filimonov Mrs. E.M.Wrany

Ltd. Zarin

J. & J. Colman (Overseas), Ltd. Representing:

Corn Products Refining Co. M.A.N. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra- Nuernberg A .G. Gutehoffnu ngshuet-

marine) te, Oberhausen, Rhld, Germany

Forestal Land, Timber & Rail- Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia

ways Co.. Ltd. V.D.F. Vereinigte Drehbank-fabriken.

Glycerine, Ltd. Tool Machinery

Hercules Powder Co. (Wood Ro- Gebr. Boehringer, Goeppingen

sins k Turpentine) Heidenreich

Metal Box Co., Ltd. Gebr. Wohlenberg, Hanover

Mysore Government Sandalwood Jos. Braun, Zerbst

Oil Factory, Bangalore Atlas Preservative Co., Ltd., Erith,

Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ltd. Kent, Paints

England. Wood Preserva-

International Nickel Co. of Cana- tives,

da, Ltd. Elin A-G. fuer Elektrische Industrie,

International Nickel Co., Inc. Wien. Electrical Machinery

Magadi Soda Co., Ltd. Flottmann A-G., Herne i.W. Pneu-

Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. matic Tools, Compressors

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ltd. Gehe & Co., Dresden. Chemicals and

Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker Pharmaceuticals

Henkel & Co., Duesseldorf. Quick

Racine &f Cie Cleansers “Persil,” “Imi,” “Ata,”

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. “Henko”

Roura & Forgas M. Hensoldt & Soehne, Wetzlar.

Scott & Bowne, Ltd. (Scott’s

Emulsion)

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd. Ges.Optical Instruments

f. Junkers Dieselkraftmaschinen

J. E. Sturge m.b.H., Scharfenstein. Diesel Motors

U S. Alkali Export Assn., Inc. Hackethal-Draht

Hanover. && Cables

Kabelwerke A.G.

Van Den Berghs, Ltd.

N.V. Vereenigde Fabrieken van Kochs AdlerWire Naehmaschinen Werke

Stearine, Kaarsen en Chemische A. G., Bielefeld.

Leipziger SewingGes.,

Maschinenbau Machines

Leip-

Producten

Wiggin(Stearine)

Henry & Co., Ltd.

J. & J. White, Ltd. H.zig. *Ri vetting

Maihak Machines Technical

A-G., Hamburg.

Instruments

XXXIV ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Messer & Co., G.m.b.H.,

furt/Mai n. Gas Producing Plant Frank- On Page A259

Nollesche Werko, Weissenfels/Saale. Liverpool Co., Htd.&-81, London & Globe

Jinkee RoadInsurance

: Teleph..

Shoe Machines

Nordmark Werke, Hamburg. Phar- 11842; P. O. Box 758; Tel. Ad: Globance- J

maceuticals H. B. Scott, resident secretary

Prof. Dr. v. Poehl & Soehne, Berlin. C. C, Cruttwell, assist, do.

Pharmaceuticals J. E. Brown

Pyro-Werk, Hanover. Pyrometers Agents-.

F. W. Schule & Co., Hamburg. Scott, Harding

Pumpmobile

Stewart MotorTrucks

Corporation, Buffalo, Jardine, Matheson

N. Y. Motor Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ltd.

It. Stock tfe Co., Beflin-Marienfelde.

High

Taps, class

etc. Twist Drills, Reamers, On Page A266

Strebelwerke,

Radiators Mannheim. Boilers and Metropole

Ernst Yogel, Stockerau. Pumps and FoochowHotel —Corner

Roads; Teleph.Kiangse

12500;

Gebr. Wichmann, Berlin. Optical Cable Ad: Methotel

Instruments Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers .

Schloemann, A. G. Hydraulic Presses,

Steel Rolling Mills' On Page A267

On Page 258

Bing Woo Met ling ton kwong kao yu hsien kung sze

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Millington, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong-

Wool, Hide, SkinLineandBuilding,

Brokers—Glen General4,Produce

Peking kong), Practitioners in Advertising—

117,

Rd.;Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Liddell. P.O. Box 750; Cable Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11655 ;

Press Packing Works andRoad, StorageBift’s

Go- Ad: Milladvert

downs: 248, Yangtzepoo E. F. Harris, chairman

Wharf A. P. Nazer, director

J. H. Liddell, managing director F. C. Millington, mng. dir.

P.W.W.M. O.Howell.

Liddell, director (absent) B. Rozenbaum, gen. mgr. and secty.

do. (Tientsin) John A. Galvin, mgr.

R.R. W.

H. Purcell,

Fraser, signs per

do. pro. M iss S. Koussis, secty.

C.F. A.F. D.Hooley,

Lowe,m.i.m.e.

/ do.engr. Miss I. Petersen, asst, secty.

J. Heyman, sales mgr.

L. H. Richards V. D. Shelonosoff, art dir.

C.E. Comas

Porte]la I A. J.S. Doong

Ahmed T. H. Chow, accountant

C. L. Hsu, collection

E. Kagansky. | J.J. H. Bailey Y.advertising

S. Wei, director of Chinese

A. M. Quinones 1 E. J. Harvey Staff—E. A. Crighton, T. S. Bao; T. H.

S. F. Harvey | J. Boyack Kwan,

Agents~for-.

Mather &, Platt, Ltd. S.A. : Chang V.andY.C.Zau, H. Z. Choy, T. F.

L. Hsu

Hilaturas Casablancss, Salesmen — J. Tuller, N. Chelmis and

High Draft Cotton Spinning

Machinery V. G. Borinevitch

Equitable Fire and Marine Office Hongkong Office:

Miss E. Kelly, B.sc., A.I.C., mgr.

On Page A258 Miss G. Owen, actg. mgr.

^ Vfe AC Singapore Office;

Lm Teh Oil Mill, Vegetable Oil Mer- A. Hill-Reid, mgr.

chants

RapeseedandOil,Crushers;

Refined Cottonseed

and DeodorizedOil, Managers for :

Salad Oils and Hardened & Edible Willow Pattern Press

Cocoanut Oils—12, Rue da Consulat; Oriental Press

Teleph. 85080; Caible Ad: Lihtehoil Star Photo Engraving Co.

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXV

Agents for; StalCo.,(Ljungstrom)

Ltd., Sweden Steam Turbine

Bennett College, Ltd. A.Blowers,

B. de Lavals Angturbin, Pumps,

Kelly’s

LondonDirectories, Ltd Ltd., London

Press Exchange,

A. McKim, Ltd., Canada Nydquist

Thos. &Crude

Holm,

Robinson &

Oil

Son,

Engines,

Diesel etc.

Engines

Ltd., Complete

Benn Bros., Ltd., London

Ernest Benn, Ltd., London Flour Milling Machinery

A.tors

B. Separator, Centrifugal Separa-

Advertising Agents for: Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.,

China General Omnibus

Shanghai Elec. Constr. Co. Co. Weaving Machinery

Indo-China S. N. Co. Morse

A.Marine Chain Co.,

B. Pentaverken, Rocker-Chains

China Motor

Shanghai Bus Co., Ltd.

Telephone Co. (Hongkong)

(Telephone Engines Stationary &

Directories) A.Electric

B. Liljeholmens Kabelfabrik,

Cables and Insulated Wires

French Tramway Co. Hajos & Szanto A. G., KW-Hour

Sino-British Composite

China Sky Clipper Catalogue Meters

Les Missions de Chine (Directory of On Page A280

Roman Catholic Missions in China)

Far Eastern Rotary Review & it Km m

Far Eastern Engineer Mei-kuo-yung-pei-kung-sze

National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.,

On Page A268 U.S.A.—Sales.17377; Office:

Cable 2,Ad:Peking Road ;

Morgenstern, O.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Factory: 248, Yangtszepoo Road;

Rayelbon;

Teleph. 17024; Cable Ad: Morgenster Teleph. 51431; Cable Ad: Rayelbon

Jie*. Representative of:

Jaffe & Sons, Ltd., Manchester and Sales Dept.:

V.W.Desborough

Bradford, Cotton and Woollen E. Holland

Piece Goods,

Materials Yarns and Textile Raw W. Wright

H. L. Hollingsworth

Alfred Simon & Son, Manchester. K. Broch

Cotton Velvets R. A. S. Waters

Stevenson

Tyrone. Linens A.

Harry Greayer, Hamburg. Continental

Goods E.S. Otto

Johnson

J. A. Macfarlane

G. E. Cullinan

On Page A269

n & w m m ® On Page A178

Mou le yu hsien hung sze National City Bank of New York,

The (and International Banking Cor-

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J., Electrical and poration)—41, Kiukiang Rd. ; Teleph.

Mechanical Engineers—452, Kiangse 11500; Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

Road;Adasea;

Ad: Telephs.Codes:

18331 and 16466; Union

Western Cable New York

5-letter, Bentley’sdirector

H. J. Moysey, and A.B.C. 6th edn. On Page A178

G.K.K. G.

Moysey,

Lonnegren, do. B.sc., (Sweden) Nederlandsch

bank —186, Kiukiang Indische Road;Handels-

Telephs.

m.e., s.t.a.l., representative for 15809,

P.Codes: 15615,

O. BoxBentley’s19281, 19993, and 13379;

1319; Cable1stAd:edn.Handelbank;

the Far East

B. P. C. Fletcher Peterson

Agents for : Internat.,

and 6th and3rdMercuur

edn., Leibers, A.B.C. 5th

Asea Electric, Ltd., Sweden, Motors, C.T.Stigter, manager

Precision Gears and Geared Motors, van Gulik, accountant

Generators,

ters, Transformers,

Rectifiers, Conver-

Switch Gear, Con- H, J. van Houten, sub-acct.

densers, etc. J. W. Brouwer

T. H. I. van Eck

 XXXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A285 Sales

m mm ^ n n it n ^

Za t/ Chong Yarng Hong Che Che D.T. N.C. Woo, Chinesesalessalesengineer

Carpenter, mgr.

Zung Lee Soo H. E. Hertz, sales representative

Oliveira & Sox, H. (Successors to T.E. Accounting

M.A.),Supplies—

Machinery,24,Tools G. H. Langeluetje, accountant

ing YuenandMing

Engineer

Yuen E. W. G. Schweigert, asst. acct.

Road ; Teleph. 19559 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Construction

Hotema P. J. Kessel, manager

Mrs. I. Oliveira, proprietress . L. C. Chao, superintendent

A. A. dos Remedios, partner Service, Shop and Purchasing

R. J. Maitland, manager C. G. Devaranne, manager

E. M. Oliveira, treasurer Win. C. E. Chen

A. C. Silva S. C. Wong, service supt.

Y. Oliveira | T. F. Wood T. H. Shieng, shop foreman

Agents fov.

L. S. Starrett Co., Mass., U.S.A.: Pre- On Page A289

cision Tools. Stocks carried

Dampney & Co., Ltd., London: Philips China Co.,, Lamps, Radios,

“Apexier” Boiler Compound. Stocks Valves, Talkie Equipment and Sup-

plies, Transmitters, Transmitting

carried Tubes, X-Ray Apparatus and wire—

F. E. Myers & Bro. Co., Ohio, U.S.A.: Brunner-Mond Bldg. ; 133, Szechuen

Hand and Power Pumps. Stocks Road; Teleph. 15126; P.O. Box 794;

carried Cable Ad : Hal watt

Carborundum Cd., Niagara Falls, U. A. G. de Jager, rang. dir.

S. A. : Carborundum Mrs. H.Wheels L, Carson,

and secty.

Abrasives. Stocks carried Technical Dept.

Syracuse, Smelting Works, Brooklyn, Nequen Chen

U.S.A.: Babbitt Metals and Autocrat Accounting Dept. ■

Bushing Bronze. Stocks carried V. Vogt

American Metal Hose Co., Waterbury S. Y. Zien

Conn., U.S.A.: Flexible Metal Hose.' C. K. Sui

Stocks carried Representing :

Schaeffer & Budenberg, Magdeburg, N. V. Philips Glowlamp Works

Germany: Steam Fittings. Stocks Holland Insulated Wire & Cable

carried Works

Albertson & Co., Sioux City, Iowa,

; U.S.A.: Elec. Drills, Grinders, etc. On Page A290

Stocks carried Bp Hah Wo Tah

Binks Manufacturing Co., Chicago,

U.S.A.: Spray Painting Equipment Platt, White-Cooper & Co. — Ewo

Bldg., 83, Peking Road; Teleph.

19570; Cable, Ad: Retsam and

On Page A287 Attorney;

Otis Elevator Company—935, Avenue R. F. C. Master, solicitor

Road; Head Office for China, Phi- M. Reader Harris, do.

lippine Islands and Siam; Teleph 1 C.A. E.E. Lowe, Seddon, barrister-at-la#

solicitor

30190; P.O. Box 1699; Cable Ad: G. Villas | R. Artindale

Lyndentree

F. C. Munn, manager for China, Agents wood

in London—Stephenson, Har-

& Tatham, 16, Old Broad

Hongkong, Siam & Philippine St., E.C.

Islands Agents in Hongkong—Johnson, Sto-

E. H. Walker, assistant manager kes and Master, Hongkong and

in general charge of construc- Shanghai Bank Bldg., Des Voeux

tion & service Road C.

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXVII

On Page A296 Yoh Teh-chi, chief of tariff section

m m m m u m m Chu Tsu-hung, chief of revenue

Salt Revenue Department (Ministry Revenue collections section

of Finance, National Government of Guards Department

■ China)—Cable Ad': Yenwu Wen

Chen

Ying-hsing, chief of the dept.

Tien-chi, chief of adminis-

Directorate-General of Salt Admini- tration section

. stration Chao Chun-mai, chief of preven-

Chu Ting-chi, dir.-gen. stationed tive section

at the Capital Sun Pang-tsao, chief of marine

Dr.gen.,

O. C.in charge

Lockhart, associate dir.-

'of the Shanghai section

Office: 108-109, Cathay Man- Hu Lan-sheng, chief of medical

sions ; Telephs. 70192 and 70095 section

Secretariate M. S. Boutourlin, marine guards

training officer

Fei Hsiang-fan, Chinese secretary Supply and Works Department

It. D. Wolcott, English secretary Li Kuo-chi, chief of the dept.

Chien Hu-ting, assist, dist. dir. Yeh Ta-chien, chief of supply sect.

Yu Tien-yun, acting assistant dis- Ssutu Fu-chuan, chief of launch

trict director surveyor’s section

General Administratian Dept. Huang Po-tang, chief of works

Chen Jung, chief of the dept. section

Wu Shih-hsiang, chief of corres- Office of Chief Accountant

pondence section Hu Hung-yu, chief' accountant

Shih Yuan-kai, chief of staff sect. Baude? R. L. P., in charge . of

Tso Shou-chen, chief of compila- accounts dept., S’hai office

tion section Wu Tsung-tao, chief of budget sect.

Chow Chun, chief of cashier’s Wang Jui-lin, chief of accounting

section control section

Production and Consumption Dept. Lu Chao-jeng, chief of post-audit

Tseng Yang-feng, chief of the

dept. & concurrently travelling Officesection of Chief Statistician

inspector Chang Hsing-lien, in-charge

R. M. C. Ruxton, co-travelling Chen Cheng, anting chief of data-

inspector collecting section

Yeh Ping-hou, chief' of develop- Shen Pen-chiang, chief of compil-

ment section ation section and concurrently

Sun Chien, chief of saltworks and assistant chief of production and

production section consumption dept.

Chang Tung-kao, chief of trans-

portation and consumption sec- Supervisory Office of Prevention

tion Ku Chien-chung, chief of the office

Cheng Tsu-ya, chief of saltpetre Chow Cho, asst, chief of the office

and sulphur section, Li Hsi-yuan, asst, chief of the office

Wang Ta, chief of research section Audit Office

Hu Hsien-sheng, chief of investi- Li Tu-kung, chief of the office

gation section

Yang Sung - hua, investigator, Technical Experts

working in correspondence sec- Lu Wen-lan, actg. technical expert

tion of general administration Chang Chu, technical expert; act-

department ing as chief of the revenue

Revenue Department guards dept.

Hu Hung-yu, chief of the dept. Wu Chih-chang, assistant technical

Wu Shao-pan, chief of the finance expert; working in the revenue

section department

XXXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Huang Shang-chin, asst, technical D. Webb, b.sc., a.i.c., chemist

expert; working in the office of W. Hamilton, b.§c., f.i.c., do.

chief accountant S. E. Flory, a.m.inst.c.e., a.c.g.i.,

Jen Tsung-chi, assistant technical construction engineer

expert; working in the office of A. H. Martin, b.a., asst. engr.

chief statistician J. F. Burford, b.a., do.

Chin Hsiang-sheng, asst, technical V. F. Golubyatnikoff, a.m. I.

expert; working in the compila- struct.E., chief draughtsman

tion section of general adminis- Stores and Property—

tration department

G. S. McGill

On Page A299 M. McVicar

Sctjrr, Tanner & Co., Marine Survey- C. O. White

ors and Consultants: Ship Cargo Pumping Station—

Engineer, and General Surveyors, G. Muller, works supt.

Compass Adjusters, etc.—59, Peking H. McMahon, asst, works supt.

Road: Teleph. 10700: Cable Ad: W. J. Black

Royevrus J. Colquhoun

Agents for: A. E.vP. Glass

Henry Hughes .& Son, Ltd., Lon- L. A. Greenhalgh

don. Compasses & Nautical In- N. Hadden

struments J. S. Mudford

E. Turner

On Page A207 V. J. Wilson

Shanghai Club—3, The Bund; P.O. Distribution: Inspection—

Box 156; Cable Ad: Kwangho B. J. W. Grimes, chief inspector

Chairman—W. J. Monk R. Barrie, asst, chief inspector

Vice-do. —E. E. Parsons cashier, J. R. Borsberry, A. J.

Secretary —F. S. Ward F. A. Bloomfield, R. Broadley,

Assist, do. —P. Corneck N. M. Clark, H.R. Fernandes,

On Page A309 C. S. Kemp, R. G. Mack, F. C.

Mallett, T. J. Marks, J. W.

McDonald, J. M. Miyake, W.

Shang hai sze lai mi yu hsien Moore, A. W. Pettit, E. A.

Richardson, C. J. Seater, R.

knng sze C. Veir and R. J. Vosper

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., The Distribution : Mains—A. Whaley,

(Incorporated in England) — Head mains supt., J. F. Whitter and

Office: 484, Kiangse Road; Teleph. A. Evans

15577 (5 lines); P.O. Box 7y8 Clerical Staff—J. R. Villas, R. O.

Directors—H. M. Little (chair- Baker, D. F. Beare, H. Cadd,

man), A. J. Welch, W. Mellor, F. Cock, A. C. Collaco, G. B. A.

H. Porter, c.m.g. & Singloh Hsu Collaco, H.d’A. Corte-Real, Manuel

Engineer-in-Chief and Manager— A.MiguelFerras,A. Mario

Ferras,A. A.Ferras,

M.

,C. D. Pearson, m.inst. c.e., m.i. Fonseca, O. P. Pleshkoff, E. V.

mech.e. Roche, V. B. da Silva, B. Spie-

Secretary—R. Lock, b.a., ll.b., a.c.a. gler and W. Wolnizer

Deputy £ngineers-in-Chief—W. P.

Rial, b. sc., f.i.c., m.i.chem.e., Secretarial Staff

a.m.inst. c.e. and C. B. Ogilvie, Secretary’s Office—

a.m.inst.c.e., a.m.i.mech.e. C. L. L. Williams, deputy secty.

Engineering Staff J. C. Boldero, a.c.i.s.

Technical Staff— Miss N. C. de Almeida, F. R. L.

E. A. P. Wood, A.M.INST.C.E., Carey, C. Melchers and Miss A.

a.c.g.i., senior asst, engineer H. G. Whe!don

R. M. Currie, a.m.inst.c.e., a.m. Transfer Office—E. Pt Geere, a.c.i.s.

i.mech.e., mechanical engineer S. J. Moalem

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXIX

Revenue Office—H. F. Prytherch, D. C. V. Starr, president

W. Leach, K. Y. Yao, A. G. Colla- N. Yakoonnikoff, vice-president

co, Miss I. Farre-Jorgensen, J. M. W. A. Hale, treasurer

Hamano, R. Hennessey, J. A. Francis Chang, secty. & cashier

Leon, A- L. Letchford, H. Mania K. K. Tse, accountant

and B. A. F. Wolnizer A. Hroutsky, asst, cashier

Accounts Office—H. W. Carter, a.c.a., S. H. Wong

chief acct., N. M. W. Harris, a.c.a.,

T. G. Main', J. J. Martin, E. N. On Page A325

Trueman,

d’Childs,

Almeida,A d’ Almeida, Miss A.M. H.J.

M. A.E.Collaco,

M. Barradas,

T. M. Collaco, M

United Laboratories op Shanghai

m

C.Hanson,

A. Fernandes,

Miss M. L. Little, M.J. K.P. (Former

J. C. Fonseca, Jensen’s Chemical Labora-

Maher, F. A S. Mori, J. M. tories), Analysts & Consulting Che-

Remedies and F. H. Rudland mical Engineers, Manufacturers of

Cash Office—A. S, Baskett (chief Iron Oxide, Pigment and Solder,

Metal Brokers & Radio Importers.

cashier), J. R. Borsherry, A. J. Freight Brokers, China-U.S.A. —

Cooper, I. Haas, N. Haas, B. 120, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19103;

Pintos and D. P. L. Stirling Cable Ad: Labo

I On Page A312 On Page A331

iSiEMSSEN & Co., Merchants, Engineers, /jZ: Kung Ping

| and Insurance Agents—451, Kiangse White & Co., Ltd., W. A., Merchants

l Road Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 408 and Commission, Land, Estate and

H. A. Siebs, partner (Hamburg) Insurance Agents—81, Jinkee Road;

Teleph. 11549; Cable Ad: Whitecold

W. A. White, director

j/ On Page A318 John L. Wade, do.

| Syknerberg, G. V., Importers of Pa- A. A. Sequeira

I per, Cardboard and Pulp, Alumin- B. J. Marinitch

; ium Foil—264, Kiangse Road ; Tele- ^ S. A. Sobel

i phone 14077; Cable Ad : Synnerfin ' Hanpin Y. Chow

G, Y. Synnerberg, propr. & mgr. T. S. Vee

S. H. Young

, D. S. Perfilief, assist, mgr. Yang Tuck Chong

K. Y. Hwa, compradore Chow Tsze San

C. L. William Woo, acct. Liu Tsay Yue

| AgenUfor; Chuck Men Tu

Sung Yuen Ding

Kommanditbolaget Moberg & Co., Loh Kiu Kao

Gothenburg, Sweden Agents:

Tikkakoski Iron and Wood Manu- Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

facturing Co., Ltd., Helsingfors,

Finland

On Page A332

|On Page A180 isj m pi) m m

>T #!S % Yu Pong Ying Hong Wildow Liu-in-yi-n-suh-kung-sze

Underwriters

the Far East,Savings Bank for Hongkong Road;Press,

Inc. {Incorporated

Pattern Printers — 117,

Teleph. 11655

in the State of Connecticut, U.S.A.> Millington, Ltd., proprietors

|I —17, H. A. Fandrei, works manager

Cable The Ad: Bund;

Savings. Teleph.

Branch;17725;

14, L. A. Harrap, sales manager

J. Chu

Queen’s Road, Hongkong A. B.. Shaw

xl ADDENDA (NANKING—KIUKIANG— ICHANG—HANGCHOW)

NANKING On Page A352

On Page A344 Kiukiang Club & Recreation Ground

m m & (Company Limited by Guarantee)

Custom House Committee — B. S. Stephenson

(chairman), H. C. S. C. Selby

Commissioner—H. D. Hilliard (hon secretary), P. H. Benedict

Actg. Depy. Comr.—Sun Si Yung (hoh. treasurer) and W. H. H.

Assistant—Ong Yah Foo Kimberley

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master On Page 352

—T. J. Broderick

Examiner—C. W. Hall ^ H Mei . Foo

On Page A344 Standard- Vacuum Oil Co.

P. H. Benedict, manager

^ PH ^ IB ft ^ ^ M ^ R. Geater, installation supt.

Ying shang ho gee yu hsien hung sze K. Y. John, stenographer

International Export Co. (Kiangsu),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Inter ICHANG

P. R. Shields, manager

C. G.T. H.Marshal],

Tucker, general assist.

accountant

N. H. Price, chf. engineer On Page A389

A. G. Y. Strong, engineer Swedish

Rev. F.Missionary

A. Wennborg Society

F. A. Beresford, do. Mrs. F. A. Wennborg

H. L. Holden, superintendent

L. J. Millar, do.

G. Harrison, do. HANGCHOW

Miss K. M. Taylor

On Page A.346 On Page A396

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Chin ling da sho Catholic

Most Mission—Teleph. 1467 Vic.

Rev. Msgr. J. J. Deymier,

University of Nanking, The Apost.

Most Rev. Msgr. P. A. Faveau (Ka-

Chinese Language, Literature, His. shing)

tory, Philosophy, Western Subjects, Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Fraser, p. a.

Agriculture and Forestry, Natural

and Applied Sciences, etc. Rev.(Kinhwa)

M. Bouillet, Provicar

Rev. A. Henault

Rev. P. Legrand

KIUKIANG Rev. H. Claessen

Rev. F. Faucheux

On Page A352 Rev. A.J. Galaup

Rev. Asinelli (Kashing)

Kiangsi Postal District—Head Office: Rey. F.G. Radogna

Rev. (Kashing)

Nagy (Pinghu)

Nanchang Rev. J. Conway (W uhing)

Director—Tsang Yuk Chee

Chief

Wu Tsu of Local

Jung Business Dept. — On Page A397

Chief of Inland Business Dept, — /rj u:m

Yen Tsu Kong

Chief of General Affairs Dept. — PostChekiang Yu Cheng Kuan Li Chu

Office—Cable Ad: Postos

Ching Chun-sheng Director—V.

Chief of Accounts and Checking

Dept.— Ju Kem Fun Chief

—Yen LocalW.AnBusiness

of Noh Stapleton-Cotton

Department

First Class Office, Kiukiang Chief of Inland Business Department

Postmaster—Lo Kwong Lau —Hoo Yiu Tsun

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Chief of General Affairs Department On Page A638

—Dong Shu Eothen Mark Lodge 264 E. C.

Chief of AccountsSing

ment—Tsong & Checking

Seng Depart- W.M.—Wor. Bro. F. P. R. James

Postmaster, Ninghsien (Ningpo) I.

First Class Office—Lin Si Nan S.W.—Bro. W. J. Geall

Postmaster, Shaohing J.

First Class Office—Feng Te-kuei M.O.—Bro. G. F. Hole

YUNNANFU SO.—Bro. P. I. Newman

J.O.-Bro.

D. L. A.Bro.

of C.—Wor. Tobias

A. E. Clarke

On Page A486 Chaplain—Bro. S. Deacon

, British

Bible House, Pei MenYunnanKai No. 78, R. of Marks—Bro. D. Blumenthal

Kunming (Yunnanfu), Secretary—Wor. Bro. A. F. Paul

Provincial Secretary (also for French S.

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^ Ad: Molgaard, m. a.,Kunming

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E. Edgar, Bro. T.J.

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M ,23000 ,23!TA3^T

 TREATIES WITH CHINA

KOWLOON EXTENSION AGREEMENT, 1898

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

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

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

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

indicated generally on the annexed map.

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

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

be ninety-nine years.

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

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

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

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

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

road from Kowloon to Hsinan.

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

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

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

movements of the officials and people within the city.

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

territory under British eoiutrol, arrangements shall be discussed.

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

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

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

a fair price.

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

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

Itegulations.

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

Bay, but it 1$ agreed that Chinese vessels of war, whether neutral or otherwise,

shall retain the right to use those waters.

This Conveqtion shall, come into force on the first day of July, eighteen hundred

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

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

ratifications shall be exchanged in London as soon as possible.

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

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

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

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

the twenty-first day of the fourth moon of the tweHty-fourth year of Hwang Hsu.

Claude M. Macdonald.

Li Hung-chang 7 Members of

Hsu Ting. K’uei ) Tsung-li Yarnen.

 SUPPLEMENTARY COMMERCIAL TRmfY HyITII CHINA

Signed at Shanghai, 5th September, 190,2

Ratifications Exchanged at Peking, 28th July, 1908

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

say:—

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

following Articles:—

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

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

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

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

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

applicant to receive such Drawback Certificates.

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

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

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

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

the place where the import duty was paid.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

on similar goods carried by steamer.

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

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

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

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

present and future.

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WIT# CHINA 5

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

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

,are concerned, China further agrees that Chinese subjects who have or may become

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

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

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

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

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

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

the same Company.

Similarly the British Government 'agree that British subjects investing in

■Ghinese Companies shall be under the same obligations as tjie Chinese shareholders

in such companies.

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

and been dismissed.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

■erect, at their own expense, appliances for hauling through the rapids. Such

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

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

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

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

Imperial Maritime Customs. Should any practical scheme Be presented for improve

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

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

spirit.

Art. VI.—The Chinese’Government agree to make airrangements to give increased

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

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

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

Customs Authorities, affords the necessary security to the revenue;

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

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

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

compatible with the1 protection of the revenue.

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

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

subjects, the Chinese Government undertake to afford protection to British trade

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

The Chinese Government further undertake that the Superintendents of Northern

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

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

registered on payment of a reasonable fee.

Art. VIII.

•of levying leliin—Preamble.

and other duesTheon Chinese

goods atGovernment, recognising, inthat

the place of ^production' the system

transit, and at

e THE HK rTISll COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

destination, impedes1 the free circulation of commodities and injures the interests of

tfhde, hereby undertake to discard completely those means of raising re ten ufe with

the limitation mentioned in Section 8.

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

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

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

destined for export abroad of coastwise.

It is clearly Undefgtood that after lekin barriers and other stiaitious for taxing'

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Keeping these fundamental principles steadily in view, the high contracting

parties have agreed upon the following methods of procedure :—

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

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

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

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

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

on land frontiers of China.

Section 2.—The British Government agree that foreign goods on1 importation, in.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

goods entering China by sea.

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

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

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

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

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

of record.

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

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

points either on. the seaboard or land frontiers.

The location of Native Custom-houses in the Interior may be changed as the

circumstances of trade seem to require, but any change must be communicated fro the.

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

of them shall not, however, be exceeded.

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

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

steamers.

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

on arrival at the first Native Custom-house, after leaving the place pf prpduction, pay

duty equivalent to the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

When this duty has been paid, a certificate shall be given which shall describe the'

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

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

 THE BRITISE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 7

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

'examination, delay, t>t stoppage at any other Native Custom-houses passed en route.

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

open port, for local use, they become there liable to the Consumption'Tax described

in Section 8.

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

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

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

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

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

junks.

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

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

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

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

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

delay, or stoppage.

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

on land or water—offices for collecting duty 6n native opium; where duties or contribu-

tions leviable shall be paid in ope lump sum ; which payment shall cover taxation of all

kinds within that province. Each cake of opiuni Will have'a stamp affixed as evidence

of duty payment. Excise officers and police may be employed in connection with these

offices ; but no barriers or Other obstructions are to be ejected, and. ,the .excise officers

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

taxes thereon.

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

ment for record.

Seption ,6.—Lekin on salt is hereby abolished and the amount bf said lekin and of

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

’--at place! of produbtioh or at fifst station after entering :the province' where it is to be

consumed.

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

which' boats conveying salt Whibh i's being moved undbf salt passes Or certificates may

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

but at Such offices t&o lekin or transit taxation shall be levied and no barriers or

yobstructions of any kind shall be erected.

Siectiok 7'.—The Chinese Government may'ire-cast the Export Tariff with specific

duties as far as practicable on a scale upf exceeding five pet cent.’ad valorem-, but

'^existing export duties shall'hot be raised until at least six months’ notice has been

given.

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

' reduced t6 not more than that rate.

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

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

exported either to foreign countries or coastwise.

In the case of silk, whether hand or filature reeled, the total export duty shall not

exceed a specific rate equivalent to not more than five per cent, ad valorem. Half of

This specific duty may be levied at the first Native Custom-house, in, the interior which

the silk may pass and in such case a certificate shall be given as provided for in Section

3, and will be accepted by the Custom-house concerned at place of export in lieu of

half the export duty. Cocoons passing Native Custom-houses shall be liable to no

taxation Whatever. Silk not exported but consumed in China is liable to the Con-

sumption Tax mentioned in Section 8.

Section 8.—The abolition of the lekin system in China and the abandonment of all

other kinds of internal taxation on foreign imports and on exports will diminish the

revenue materially. The surtax on foreign imports and exports and on coastwise

■exports is intended to compensate in a taeasure for this loss of revenue, hut there

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remains the lpb§ of lekin reyeaue on internal trade to be met, and it,is therefore agreed i i

that the Chinese Government are at liberty to impose a Consumption Tax on articled

of Chinese origin not intended for export. i

This tax shall be levied only at places of consumption and not on goods while ir

transit, andatbe Chinese Government solemnly undertake that the arrangements whic|

they may m he for its collection shall in no way interfere with,foreign goods or witb .

native goods for export, The fact of goods being of foreign origin shall of itself free

them from all taxation, delay, or stoppage, after having passed the Custom-house.

Foreign goods which bear a similarity to native goods shall be furnished by thf i

Custom-house, if required by the owner, with a protective certificate for each package; r i

on payment of import duty and surtax, to prevent the risk of any dispute in th

interior. ;

Native goods brought by junks to open ports, if intended jfor local consumption-^

irrespective of the nationality of the owner of the goods—shah, be reported at the

Native Custom-house only, where the consumption tax may be levied.

China is at liberty to fix the amount of this (consumption) tax, which may varjL

according to the nature of the merchandise concerned, that is to,say, according,as the

articles are necessaries of life or luxuries; but it shall be levied at a uniform rate or

goods of the same description, no, matter whether carried by junk, sailing-vessel, oh

steamer, As mentioned-in Section 8, the Consumption Tax ,is not to be levied within

foreign settlements or concessions. ;

Section 9.—An excise equivalent to double the. import duty as laid down in the

Protocol of 1901 is to be charged on all machine-made yarn and cloth manufactured ini

China, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by Chinese anywhere in China. j

A rebate of the import duty and two-thirds of the import surtax is to be giveije

on raw cotton imported from foreign countries, and of all duties, including Consump. |

tion Tax, paid on Chinese raw,cotton used in mills in China.

Chinese machine-made yarn or. cloth having paid excise is to be free of Exporti

Duty, Export Surtax, Coast Trade Duty, and Consumption Tax. This Excise is to W(

collected through the Imperial Maritime Customs.

The same principle and procedure are to be applied to all other products of foreigij £

type turned out by machinery, whether by foreigners at the open ports or bye

Chinese anywhere in China.

This stipulation is not to apply to the out-turn of the Hanyang and Ta Yeh Iroro

Works in Hupeh and other similar existing Government Works at present exempt fromir

taxation; or to that of Arsenals, Government Dockyards, or establishments of thah

nature for Government purposes which may hereafter be erected.

Section 10.—A member or members of the Imperial Maritime Customs Foreign1

Staff shall be selected by each of the Govemors-General and Governors, and appointed'^

in consultation with the Inspector-General of Imperial Maritime Customs, to each pro-c

vince for duty in connection with Native Customs affairs, Consumption Tax, Salt andii

Native Opium, Taxes. These officers shall exercise, an efficient supervision of the work-,

ing of these departments, and in the event of their reporting any case of abuse, illegal

exaction, obstruction to the movement of goods, of other cause qf complaint, then

Governor-General or Governor; concerned will take immediate steps to put an end tat

same. J

Section, If.—Cases where illegal action as described in this Article is cqmplainedoi:

shall b,e promptly investigated by an officer of the Chinese Government of sufficiently!

high rank, , in conjunction with a British officer and an officer of the Imperial Maritime

. Customs, each of sufficient standing; and in the event of its being found by a majority

of the investigating officers that the complaint is well founded and loss has been

incurred, due compensation is to be at once paid from the Surtax funds, through thei

Imperial Maritime Customs at the nearest open port. The High Provincial Officials!

are to be,held responsible.that the. officer guilty of the illegal action shall be severely'

punished and removed from his post. J

If ;the complaint turns out.to be without fomidation, complainant, shall be belai

responsible for the expenses of the investigation.

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His Britannic Majesty’s Minister will have the right to demand investigation

where from the evidence before him lie is satisfied that illegal exactions or obstructions

have occurred.

Section 12.--The ,Chinese Government agree to open to foreign trade, on the same

•footing as the places opened to foreign trade by the Treaties of Nanking and Tientsin,

the following places, namely:—

Changsha in Hunan;

Wanhsien in Szechuen;

Nganking in Anhui;

Waichow (Hui-chow) in Kwangtung; and

’ Kongmoon (Chiang-men) in Kwangtuhg.

Foreigners residihg in these open ports are to observe the Municipal and Police

(Regulations on the sa,me footing hs dhinOse residents, and they are not to be entitled

to establish Municipalities and Police of their own within the limits erf these Treaty

Potts except with the consent of the Chinese authorities.

If this Article does not come into operation the right to demand under it the

epening of these ports, with the exception ofKongmoon, which is provided for in

Article 10, shall lapse.

Section 13.—Subject to the provisions of Section 14, the arrangements provided

for in this Article are to Come into force on 1st January. 1^04.

By that date all leldn barriers shall be removed and ofiicials employed in the

•collection of taxes and dues prohibited by this Article. shall be remqved from £heir

posts.

I Section 14.—The condition on which the Chinese Government enter into the

present engagement is, that all .Powers entitled topmost favoured nation treatment in

•China enter into the same engagements as Great Britain with regard to the payment

of surtaxes and other obligations imposed by this Article on His Britannic Majesty’s

'Government and subjects.

The conditions on which His Britannic Majesty’s Government enter into the

present engagement are:,—t :

(I.) That all. Powers who are now or who may hereafter become entitled to most

•favoured nation treatment in China enter into the same engagements;

(2.) And that their assent is neither directly nor indirectly made dependent on the

^granting by China of any political concession, or of any exclusive commercial concession.

Section 15.—Shbuld the Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment by

rChina have failed to agree to enter into the engagements undertaken by Great Britain!1

| under this Article by the 1st January, 1904, then the provisions of the Article shall

ronly come into force when all the Powers have signified their acceptance of these '

!~engagements.

Section 16.-—When the abolition of leMn and other forms of internal taxation on!

.goods as provided for in this Article has been decided up6n and'sanCtiOned, an Imperial;

Edict shall be published in due fbi'm on yellow paper and circulated, setting forth the

-abolition'bf all lekin taxation, leliin' barriers and all descriptions of internal taxation on

; goods, except as provided for in this Article.

The 'Edict shall state that the Provincial High Officials are responsible that any

■official disregarding the letter orgpifit of its injunction shall be severely phhished and ’

•removed from biS post

Aft. TX.—Th6 Chinese Government, recognising that it is advantagebiis' for the

•country1 to develop its mineral resources, and that it is desirable to attract Foreign as ;

well as .Chinese capital 'to' etnbark in mining enterprises,‘agr6e%ithin one year from the

signing of this Tfeaty to Initiate ; and conclude the revision df the existing Mininil

Regulations. China will, with all expedition and eafhe'stness, go into the vfhdle

question of Mining Rules and, selecting from the'rules of Great Britain, India, and

•other

re-castcountries,

her presentregulations whicb;iiiseem

Mji'ii'ng Rules sucibiapplicable

a why astowhile'

the jcondition

tfoMblfffigOf tbe

Chhla, she, willof;

interests

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Chinese subjects and not injuring in any way the sovereign rights of China, shall offer

no impediment to the attraction of foreign capital, or place foreign capitalists at a

greater disadvantage than they would be under generally accepted foreign regulations.

Any mining concession granted after the publication of these new Rules shall be^

subject to their provisions.

Art. X.—Whereas in the year 1898 the Inland Waters of China were opened to all

such steam vessels, native or foreign, as might be especially registered for that trade'

at the Treaty Ports, and whereas the Regulations dated 28th July, 1898, and Supple-

mentary Rules dated September, 1898, have been found in some respects inconvenient

in working, it is now mutually agreed to amend them and to annex such new Rules-

to this Treaty. These Rules shall remain in force until altered by mutual consent.

It is further agreed that Kongmoon shall be opened as a Treaty Port, and that, in

addition to tb* places named in the special Article of the Burmah Convention of 4th

February, 1897, British steamers shall be allowed to land or ship cargo and passengers,,

under the same regulations as apply to the “Ports of Call” on the Yangtze River, at

th,e following “ Ports of Call Pak Tau Hau (Pai-t‘u k‘ou),Lo Ting Hau (Lo-ting t'ou),

and Do Sing (Tou-ch‘eng); and to land or discharge passengers at the following ten

passenger landing stages on the West River:—Yung Ki (Jung-chi), Mali Xing (Ma-

ui tig), Kau Kong (Chiu-chiang), Kulow (Ku-lao), Wing, On (Yung-an), How Lik

(Houli), Luk Pu (Lu-pu), Yuet Sing (Yiieh-ch‘eng), Luk To (Lu-th) andFungChuen

(Feng-ch‘uan).

Art, XI.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government agree to the prohibition of the

general importation of morphia into China, on condition, however, that the Chinese

Government will allow of its importation, on payment of the Tariff import duty and

under special permit, by duly qualified British medical practitioners and for the

use of hospitals, or by British chemists and druggists who shall only be permitted

to sell'it in small quantities and on receipt of a requisition signed by a duly qualified

foreign medical practitioner.

The special permits above referred to will be granted to ah intending importer

on his signing a bond before A British Consul guaranteeing the fulfilment of these

conditions. Should an importer be found guilty before a British Consul of a breach

of his bond, he will not be entitled to take out another permit. Any British subject

importing morphia without a permit shall be liable to have such morphia con-

fiscated.

This Article will come into operation on all other Treaty Powers agreeing to its

conditions, but any morphia actually shipped before that date will not be affected by

this prohibition.

The Chinese Government on their side undeidake to adopt measures at once to

prevent the manufacture of morphia in China.

Art. XII.—China having expressed a strong desire to reform her judicial system

and to bring it into accord with that of Western nations, Great Britain agrees to

give every assistance to such reform, and she will also be prepared to relinquish her

extra-territorial rights when she is satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the

arrangement for their administration and other considerations warrant her in so

doing.

Art. XIII.—The missionary question in China being, in the opinion of the

Chinese Government, one requiring careful consideration, so that, if possible, troubles

such as have occurred in the past may be averted in the future, Great Britain agrees

to join in a Commission to investigate this question, and, if possible, to devise means

for securing permanent peace between converts and non-converts, should such a

Commission be formed by China and the Treaty Powers interested.

Art. XIY.—Whereas under Rule Y. appended to the Treaty of Tientsin of 1858.

British merchants are permitted to export rice and all other grain from one port of

China to another under the same conditions in respect of security as copper “ cash,”

it is now agreed that in cases of expected scarcity or famine from whatsoever cause in

any district, the Chinese Government shall, on giving twenty-one days’ notice, be at

liberty to prohibit the shipment of rice and other grain from such district.

 'J’HE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREA TY WITH CHINA 11

Should any vessel specially chartered to load rice or grain previously contracted

for have arrived at her loading port prior to or on the day when a notice of prohibition

to export comes into force, she shall be allowed an extra week in which to ship her

cargo.

If during theexisteuce of this prohibition, any shipment of rice or grain is allowed

by the authorities, the prohibition shall, ipso facto, be considered cancelled and shall

not be re-imposed until six weeks’ notice has been given.

When a prohibition is notified, it will be stated whether the Government have any

Tribute or Army Ride which they intend to ship during the time of prohibition, and,

if so, the quantity shall be named.

Such rice shall not he included in the prohibition, and the Customs shall keep a-

record of any Tribute or Army Rice so shipped or lauded.

The Chinese Government undertake that no rice, other than Tribute or Army

Rice belonging to the Government, shall be shipped during the period of prohibition.

Notifications of prohibitions, and of the quantities of Army or Tribute Rice for

shipment shall be made by the Governors of the Province concerned.

Similarly, notifications of the removals of prohibitions shall be made by t he same

^authorities.

The export of rice and other grain to foreign countries remains prohibited.

Art. XV.—It is agreed that either of the High Contracting Parties to this Treaty

may demand a fevisibn of the Tariff at the end of 10 years; but if no demand be made

on either side within 0 months after the end of the first 10 years, then the Tariff shall

remain in force for 10 years more, reckoned from the end of the preceding 10 years,

and so ,it shall be' at the end of each successive 10 years.

Any Tariff concision which China may hereafter accord to articles of the produce

or manufacture of any other State shall immediately be extended to similar articles

of the produce or 'manufacture of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions by whomsoever

imported.

Treaties already existing between the United Kingdom and China shall continue

in force in so far as they are not abrogated or modified by stipulations of the present

Treaty.

Art. XVI.—The English and Chinese Texts of the present Treaty have been care-

fully compared, but in the event of there being any difference of meaning between

them, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to be the correct sense.

The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of His Majesty the King of

Great Britain and Ireland and of His Majesty the Emperor of China respectively shall

he exchanged at Peking within a year from this day of signature.

In token whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed and sealed this

Treaty, two copies in English and two in Chinese.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the twenty-

eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[n.s.j Jas. L. Mack at.

Annex A.—(1)

(Translation)

Du, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James Mackat, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the dis-

•eussion of Treaty matters.

12 BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHI&A

Shanghai : K. H. XXVTFL, 7th moon, 11th clay

(Received August 15, 1902>

We have the honour to inform you that we have received the following telegram

from His Excellency Liu, Governor-General of the Liang Chiang, on the subject of

Clause II. mutually agi'eed upon by , us :

“ As regards this clause, it is necessary to insert therein a clear stipulation, to the*

“ effect that, no matter what changes may take place in the future, all Customs’duties

“ must continue to be calculated on the basis of the existing higher rate of the Haikwan

“ Tael over the Treasury Tael, and that ‘the touch ’ and weight of theformermust be

“ made good.”

As we have already arranged with you that a declaration of this kind should bo

embodied in an Official Note, and form an annex to the present Treaty, for purposes of

record, we hereby do ourselves the honour to make this communication.

Annex A—(2)

Gentlemen, Shanghai, August 18th, 1902,

I have-the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 14th instant

forwarding copy of a telegram from His Excellency Liu, Governor-General of the*

Liang Chiang, on the subject of Article IL of the new Treaty, and in reply I have the

honour to state that His Excellency’s understanding of the Article is perfectly correct.

I presume the Chinese Government will make arrangements for the coinage of a*

national silver coin of suchJweight and touch as may be decided upon by them.

These coins will be made, available to the public in return for a'quantity of silver^

bullion of equivalent weight and fineness plus the usual mintage' charge.

The coins which, will hecbme the national coinage of China will be declared by

the Chinese Government to be legal tender in payment of Customs duty and in

discharge of obligations contracted in Haikwan taels, but only at their proportionate

value to the Haikwan tael, wliatever that may be.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

Their Excellen6ies (Signed) Jas. L. Mackay.

Lu Hai-huan and Sheng Hsuan-huai,

etc., etc., , etc. ,,

1

: Annex B-e-(l)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

Shanghai, September 2nd, 1902.

We have the honour to inform you that on the 22nd of August, we, in conjunction

with the Governors-General of the Liang Chiang and the Hu-kuang Provinces^ Their

Excellencies Liu and Chang, addressed the following telegraphic Memorial to the

Throne :—

“ Of the revenue of the different Provinces derived from leMn of all kinds, a

“ portion is appropriated for the service of the foreign loans, a portion for the Peking

“Government, and the balance is reserved for the local expenditure of the Provinces

“ concerned.

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“In the negotiations now being conducted with Great Britain for the amendment

“ of the Commercial Treaties, a mutual arrangement has been come to providing for

“ the imposition of additional taxes, in compensation for the abolition of all kinds of

“lekin and other imposts on goods, prohibited by Article VIII. After payment of

“interest and sinking fund on the existing foreign loan, to the extent to which lekin

“is thereto pledged, these additional taxes shall be allocated to the various Provinces

“to make up deficiencies and replace revenue, in order that no hardships may be

“ entailed on them. With a view to preserving the original intention underlying the

“proposal to increase the duties in compensation for the loss of revenue derived from

“ lekin and other imposts on goods, it is further stipulated that: the surtaxes shall not

“ be appropriated for other purposes, shall not form part of the Imperial Maritime

“ Customs revenue:proper, and shall in no case be pledged as security for any new

“ foreign loan.

“It is therefore necessary to memorialize for the issue of an Edict, giving effect

“ to the above stipulations and directing the Board of Bevenue to find but what

“proportion of the provincial revenues derived from lekin of all kinds, now about

“to be abolished; each Province has hitherto had to remit, and what proportion it

“has been entitled to retain, so that, when the Article comes into operation, due

“ apportionment may be made accordingly, thus providing the Provinces with funds

“available for local expenditure and displaying equitable and just treatment towards

“ all.”

. On the 1st instant an Imperial Decree “Let action, as requested, be taken,"

was issued, and we now do ourselves the honour reverently to transcribe the same

for your information.

, Annex B—(2)

Shanghai,-September 5th, 1902.

Gentlemen,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 2nd instant

forwarding the text of the Memorial and Decree dealing with the disposal of the

surtaxes.

I understand that the surtaxes in addition to nof;'being pledged for any new

foreign loan are not to be pledged to, or held to be security for, liabilities already

contracted by China except in so far as lekin revenue has already been pledged to an

existing loiiii.

I also .understand from the Memorial that the whole of the surtaxes provided by

Article VIII. of the New Treaty goes to the Provinces in proportions to be. agreed

upon between them and the Board of Eevenue, but that out o| these surtaxes each

Province is oblige^ to remit to Peking the same contribution as that which it has

hitherto remitted but of its' lelcin collections, and that* the. Provinces also provide as

hitherto out of these surtaxes whatever funds may be necessary for the service of the

foreign loan to which lekin\& partly pledged.

. I hope Tour Excellencies will send.me a reply to. this despatch and that you will

agree to this correspondence

;

forming part of the Treaty as an Annex.

T have the. honouf to be,

,. .,v , . Ggutlemen, . , . ,

■ : • Your obedient servant,

(Signed) Lys. L. Mackyy,

Their Excellencies,

, Lu, DAr-nyAN-and JS.he.no Dsuyn-hetai,

oifj oJ oi etc., etc., etc.

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Annex B—(3)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

We have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of to-day’s

date with regard to the allocation of the surtax funds allotted to the Provinces, and to

inform you that the views therein expressed are the same as our own.

We would, however, wish to point out that, were the whole amount of the alloca-

tion due paid over to the Provinces, unnecessary expense would be incurred in the

retransmission by them of such portions thereof as would have to be remitted to

Peking in place of the contributions hitherto payable out of lekin revenue. The

amount, therefore, of the allocation due to the Provinces, arranged between them and

the Hoard of Revenue, will be retained in the hands of the Maritime Customs, who

will await the instructions of the Provinces in regard to the remittance of such

portion thereof as may be necessary to fulfil their obligations, and (on receipt of

these instructions) will send forward the amount direct. The balance will be held

to the order of the Provinces.

In so far as lekin is pledged to the service ol the 1898 loan, a similar method of

procedure will be adopted.

As you request that this correspondence bb annexed to the Treaty, we have the

honour to state that we see no objection to this being done.

Annex C

INLAND WATERS STEAM NAVIGATION

Additional Rules

1. —British steamship owners are at liberty to lease wareho

banks of waterways from Chinese subjects for a term not exceeding 25 years, with

option of renewal on terms to be mutually arranged. In cases where British mer-

chants are unable to secure warehouses and jetties from Chinese subjects on satis-

factory terms, the local officials, after consultation with the Minister of Commerce,

shall arrange to provide these on renewable lease as above mentioned at current

equitable rates.

2. —Jetties shall only be erected in such positions that the

inland waterway or interfere with navigation, and with the sanction of the nearest

Commissioner of Customs ; such sanction, however, shall not be arbitrarily withheld.

3. —British merchants shall pay taxes and contributions on

jetties on the same footing as Chinese proprietors of similar properties in the neigh-

bourhood. British merchants may only employ Chinese agents and staff to reside in

warehouses so leased at places touched at by steamers engaged in inland traffic to

carry on their business; but British merchants may visit these places from time to

time to look after their affairs. The existing rights of Chinese jurisdiction over

Chinese subjects shall not by reason of this clause be diminished or interfered with

in any way.

4. —Steam vessels navigating the inland waterways of Chin

for loss caused to riparian proprietors by damage which they may do to the banks

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

or works on them and for the loss which may be caused by such damage. In the

event of China desiring to prohibit the use of some particular shallow waterway by

launches, because there is reason to fear that the use of it by them would be likely

to injure the banks and cause damage to the adjoining country, the British

authorities, when appealed tp,. shall, if satisfied of the validity of the objection,

prohibit the use ©f that waterway by- British launches, provided that Chinese

launches are also prohibited from using it.

Both Foreign and Chinese launches are prohibited from crossing dams and weira

at present in existence on inland waterways where they are likely to cause injury to

such works, which would be detrimental to the water service of the local people.

5. —The main object of the British Government in desiring to see the

waterways of China opened to steam navigation being to afford facilities for the rapid

transport of both foreign and native merchandise, they undertake to offer no impedi-

ment to the transfer to a Chinese company and the Chinese flag of any British

steamer which may now or hereafter be employed on the inland waters of China

should the owner be willing to make the transfer.

In event of a Chinese company registered under Chinese law being formed to run

steamers on the inland waters of China the fact of British subjects holding shares in

such a company shall not entitle the steamers to fly the British flag.

6. —Registered steamers and their tows are forbidden, just as junks have

been forbidden, to carry contraband goods. Infraction of this rule will entail the

penalties prescribed in the Treaties for such an offence, and cancellation of the Inland

Waters Navigation Certificate carried by the vessels, which will be prohibited from

thereafter plying on inland waters.

7. As it is desirable that the people living inland should be disturbed as little

as possible by the advent of steam vessels to which they are not accustomed, inland

waters not hitherto frequented by steamers shall be opened as gradually as inay be

convenient to merchants and only as. the owners of steamers may see prospects of:

remunerative trade.

In cases where it is intended to run steam vessels on waterways on which such

vessels have not hitherto run, intimation shall be made to the Commissioner of

Customs at the nearest open port who shall report the matter to the Ministers of

Commerce. The latter, in conjunction with the Governor-General or Governor of

the Province, after careful consideration of all the circumstances of the case, shall at

once give their approval.

8. —A registered steamer may ply within the waters of a port, or from on

port or ports to another open port or ports, or from one open port or ports of

places inland, and thence back to such port or ports. She may, on making due

report to the Customs, land or ship passengers or cargo at any recognised places of

trade passed in the course of the voyage; but may not ply between inland places

exclusively except with the consent of the Chinese Government.

9. —Any cargo and passenger boats may be towed by steamers. The he

and crew of any boat towed shall be Chinese. All boats, irrespective of ownership,

must be registered before they can proceed inland.

10. —These Rules are supplementary to the Inland Steam Navigation R

of July and September, 1898. The latter, where untouched by the present Rules,

remain in full force and effect; but the present Rules hold in the case of such of the

former Regulations as the present Rules affect. The present Rules, and the

Regulations of July and September, 1898, to which they are supplementary, are

provisional and may be modified, as circumstances require, by mutual consent.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September, in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the

twenty-eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[l.s.] Jas. L. Mackay.

 REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS

TO BE CONDUCTED IN KOREA (CHOSEN)

, L—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels

1. —Within forty-eight lioura (exclusive of Sundays arid holidays). after the

arrival of a British ship in a Korean port, the master shall deliver to the Korean

Customs authorities the receipt of the British Consul showing thathe has deposited

the ship’s papers at the British Consulate, and he shall then make ah entry of this

ship 1by handing in a written y paper stating the name of (he ship, of the port from

which phe comes, of her master, the number, and, if required, the names of her

passengers,' her tonnage, and the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified

by the master to he a true statement, and shall be signed,by him. He shall, at the

same, time, deposit a written manifest of his cargo, setting forth the marks and

numbers of the packages and their contents as they are described in the bills of

lading, with, the names of the persons to whom they are consigned. Thd master shall

certify that this description is correct, and shall sign his name to the @athe. When

a vessel . has been duly entered, the Customs authorities will issue a permit to open

hatches,' which shall be exhibited to the Customs officer on board. Breaking bulk

without, having obtained such permission will render the master liable t« a fine not

•exceeding one hundred Mexican Dollars.

2. —If any error is discovered in the manifest, it may Be correc

four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays) of its being handed in, yvithout the

payment of any fee ; but for alteration or pbst entry to the manifest made after

that time a fee of Five Mexican Dollars shall be paid.

•3'.'—Any master who shall neglect to enter his vessel at the Korean Custom-house

within the time fixed by this Regulation shall pay a penalty not exceeding Fifty

Mexican Dollars for every twenty-four hours that he shall so neglect to enter his ship.

4.—-Any British vessel which remains in port for less than forty-eight hours

(exclusive of Sundays and holidays) and does not open her hatches, also any vessel

driven into port by stress of weather, or only in want of supplies, shall not be required

to enter or pay tonnage dues so long as such vessel does not engage in trade.

fi.—Whqn the, master of a, vessel, wishes to clear, he1 shall hand in to, the Customs

authorities an export manifest containing , similar particulars to, these given in the

import manifest. The Customs authorities will then issue a clearance certificate and

return the Consul’s receipt fqr the ship’s papers. These documents must be handed ,

into the. Consulate before the ship's papers are returned to the, master.

6. -—Should atiy ship leave tbe port without clearihg biitwar^

above prescribed, the master’shall he liahle to a penalty notbxceeding Two'Hundred

Mexican Dollars. " , '

7. —British steamets may enter and clear on the same day, and

required to hand in a manifest except for such goods as are to be landed or transhipped

•at the port of entry.

 REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TBADE WITH KOREA 17

II.—Landing and Shipping Cargo and Payment, pf Ltytiejs'

1.—The importer of any "oods who desires to land thejn shall make and sign an

application to that effect at the Custom-hense, stating his o\vn name, the name of the

ship in which the goods have been imported, the inarks, numbers, and contents of the

packages and their values, and declaring that thiS statehient is correct. The Customs

.authorities may demand the production of tlxfe invoice of each l!cdh'signment of

^merchandise. If it is not produced, or if its absence is lidt Satisfactorily accounted for

•the owner shall be allowed to land his goods brt p'aylhent of double the Tariff duty,,

but the surplus duty so levied shall be refunded pn the production of.the invoice.

3. -7-All goods so entered may b«- examined iby the Customs officers of th

appointed for the purpose. Such examination shall be made without delay or injury

•to the merchandise, and the packages shall be at pnCe re-sorted by the Customs

-authorities to their original condition, in so far as may be practicable.

•3.-^Shoul'd the Customs authorities' borisider the ' value of any goods paying an

■ad valorem duty a^ declared by the importer or exporter insufficient, they shall call

upon him to pay duty on the value determined by an appraisement to be made by the

•Customs appraiser. But should the importer or exporter be dissatisfied with that

.appraisement,‘he sha]l within twenty-four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays)

•statodiis reasons for such dissatisfaction to]the Commissioner of Customs',iand shall

apfiOint an appraiser of ins own. to make a fe-appraiseinent. He shall then declEwn

the value Of the 'gbod& as determined by such re-appraisement. The Commissioner

•of Customs will thereupon, at his ‘option, either assbss the duty on the value deter-'

•mined by this re-appraisement,-, or -will purchase* theigcods from the importer or

exporter,

latter casep,t the

the purchase

. piiee thtmmoney

determined,

shall be with

paid the addition

to the of! five

importer per bent.within

or exporter In five

the

. -days from the date on which he has declared the value determined by bis own

.appraiser.

4. —Upon all 'gbb’ds daniiiged on the voyage of importation a fair (red

duty shall be allowed, proportionate to their deterioration. If any disputes arise as

to the amount of such reduction,., they shall be settled ip the mapner ;pointed put in

•the preceding clause.

5. —All goods intended to be exported shall be entered at the Korean

house before they arp shipped. The application to ship shall he made in writing, and

■shall state the name of the vessel by which the goods are to be exported, the marks

and number of the packages, andtthe quantity, description, and value of the contents.

The exporter shall certify in writing that the application gives a true account of all

"the goods contained therein, and shall sign his name thereto.

6. —No goods shall be landed or shipped at other places than those fix

Korean Customs authorities, or between the hours of sunset and sunrise, or on Sundays

or holidays, without the special permission of the Customs authorities, who will be

-entitled to reasonable fees for the extra duty thus performed.

7. —Claims by importers or exporters for duties paid in excess, or by the

-authorities for duties which have not been fully paid, shall be entertained only when

made within thirty days from the date of payment.

8. —No entry" will be required in the case of provisions for the use o

•ships, their crews and passengers, nor for the baggage of the latter which may be

landed or shipped at any time after examination by the Customs officers.

9. —Vessels needing repairs may land their cargo for that purpose w

payment of duty. All goods so landed shall remain in charge of the Korean Autho-

■rities, and all just charges for storage, labour, and supervision shall be paid by the

master. But if any portion of such cargo be sold, the duties of the Tariff shall be

;paid on the portion so disposed of.

18 REGMJLA'flONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA

10.— Any person desiring to tranship cargo shall obtain a permit from the Customs-

authorities before doing so.

,' III.—Protection of the Revenue

1. —The Customs authorities shall have the right to place Cu

board any British merchant vessel in their ports. All such Customs officers shall have

access to all parts of the ship in which cargo is stowed. They shall be treated with

civility, and such reasonable accommodation shall be allowed to them as the ship affords.

2. —The hatches and all other places of entrance into that part o

c irgo is stowed may be secured by the Korean Customs officers between the hours of

sunset and sunrise, and on Sundays and holidays, by affixing seals, locks, or other

fastenings, and if any person shall, without due permission, wilfully open any entrance

that has been so secured, or break any seal, lock, or other fastening that has been

affixed by the Korean Customs officers, not only the person so offending, but the master

of the ship, also, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding One Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

3. —Any British subject wbo ships, or attempts to ship, or discha

to discharge, goods which have not been duly entered at the Custom-house in the

manner above provided, or packages containing goods different from those described

in the import or export permit application, or prohibited goods, shall forfeit twice

the talue of such goods, and the goods shall be confiscated.

4. —Any person signing a false declaration or certificate with the

the revenue of Korea shall be liable to a. fine not exceeding Two Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

5. —Any violation of any provision of these Regulations, to wh

specially attached therein, may be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred

Mexican Dollars.

Note.—All documents required by these Regulations, and all other communication m

addressed to the Korean Customs authorities, may be written in the English language*

[l.s.] Harry S. Parkes.

„ Min Yong-w.ok.

 TREATIES WITH JAPAN

GREAT BRITAIN

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 16th July, 1894

Ratifications Exchanged at Tokyo, 25th August, 1894

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

fBmpress of India, and His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, being equally desirous

-of maintaining the relations of good understanding which happily exist between

them, by extending and increasing the intercourse between their respective States,

-and being convinced that this object cannot better be accomplished than by revising

'the Treaties hitherto existing between the two countries, have resolved to complete

such a revision, based upon principles of equity and mutual benefit, and, for that

/purpose, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, the Right Honourable John, Earl of Kimberley, Knight of the

Most Noble Order of the Garter, etc., etc., Her Britannic Majesty’s Secretary of

’State for Foreign Affairs ;

And His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, Viscount Aoki Siuzo, Junii, First Class

of the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary

and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of, St. James ;

Who, after having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be

in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles :—

Article I.—The subjects of each of the two high contracting parties shall have

full liberty to enter, travel, or reside in any part of the dominions and possessions

of the other contracting party, and shall enjoy full and perfect protection for their

persons and property.

They shall have free and easy access to the Courts of Justice in pursuit and

defence of their rights; they shall be at liberty equally with native subjects to

choose and employ lawyers, advocates, and representatives to pursue and defend

their rights before such Courts, and in all other matters connected with the

. administration of justice they shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by

■^native subjects.

In whatever relates to rights of residence and travel; to the possession of goods

and effects of any kind ; to the succession to personal estate, by will or otherwise,

and the disposal of property of any sort in any manner whatsoever which they may

lawfully acquire, the subjects of each contracting party shall enjoy in the dominions

and possessions of the other the same privileges, liberties, and rights, and shall be

subject to no higher imposts, or charges in these respects than native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation. The subjects of each of the

contracting parties shall enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other entire

liberty of conscience, and, subject to the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations, shall

-enjoy the right of private or public exercise of their worship, and also the right of

burying their respective countrymen, according to their religious customs, in such

.suitable and convenient places as may be established and maintained for that purpose.

They shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay any charges

•or taxes other or higher than those that are, or may be, paid by native subjects, or

♦subjects or citizens of most favoured nation.

20 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Artieie n.—The subjects of either of the contracting parties residing in the-

dominions and possessions of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory

military service whatsoever, whether in the army, n^vy, national guards, or militia,-

from all contributions imposed inJlied oi'perSohar service; and from all forced loan

or military exactions or contributions.

Article III.—There shall be reciprocal freedom of .ooipmeroe .and navigation

between thd domlhidnA and^possesSions of fhe two high contracting'parties.

The subjects ,of e&ohipf ithe high contracting parties; may'ftrade in any part of

the dominions and possessions of the other by wholesale or retail in all kinds of

produce, manufactures, and merchandise of lawful commerce, either in person or by

agents, singly, or in partnership with foreigners or native subjects: and they may

there own or hire and occupy the houses, manufactories, warehouses, shops, and:

premises which may he necessary for them, and lease land for residential and

commercial purposes, conforming themselves to the Laws, Police, and Customs*

Eegulations of the country like native subjects.

They shall have liberty‘to come with their ships and cargoes to all places, ports,

and rivers in the dominions and possessions of the other which are or may be

opened to foreign commerce, and shall enjoy, respectively, the same treatment, in

matters of commerce and navigation, as native subjects, or subjects orcitiaens of the

most favoured nation, without having to pay taxes, imposts, or duties, of whatever

nature or under whatever denomination levied in the name or for the profit of

the Government, public functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establish-

ments of any kind, other or greater than those paid by native subjects,, or subjects

or citizens of the most favoured nation^ subject always to the Laws, Ordinances, and

Regulations of eaclx country. . ’ :

Article TV.—The dwellings, manufactories, warehouses,, and shops of; the-

subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the dominions , and possessions-

of the other, and all premises appertaining fhereto destined for purposes of fesidence

or commerce, shall be respected.

It shall not be allowable to proceed to make a search of, of a domiciliary visit to,,

such dwellings and premiiesi'of to examine Or intspfect books, papers, or accounts^

except under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the Laws, Ordinances,

and Regulations for subjects of the country.

- Article Y.—No other or higher duties shall be imposed on the importation into-

the dominions arid possessiofiS of Her. Bfitahnic Majesty Of1 any artMe, the prodii'ce-

or manufacture of dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan,

from whatever place arriving; and no other or higher duties shall be imposed on the

importation into the dominions arid possessions of His Majesty the Empefor of

:Japan of any article, the produce or manufacture of the dominions and possessions

bf Her Britannic Majesty,' from whatever place arriving than oh the like article-

produced or manufactured in any other' foreign country; hbr shall any prohibition

be maintained or imposed on the importation of any article, the produce or

manufacture of the doiniriions and possessions of either Of the high contracting

parties, into the dominions arid possessions of the! othet,' from whatever place-

arriving, which shall not equally extend to The importation of the like article, being

the produce or manufacture of Any Other country. This last provision is not applicable-

to the sanitary ^ arid other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of protecting the

safety of persons,^or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Article YI.—No other or higher duties Or charges shall be imposed in the

dominions and possessions' of either of the high contracting parties on the exporta-

tion of any article to the dominions arid possessions of the other than such as are,

or may be, payable oh the exportation of the like article to any other foreign

country; nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the exportation of any article from

the dominions and* possessions of' either of the two cbritraOtirig 1parties to the

dominions and possessions of the other which shall riot equally extend to the

exportation of the like article to any other country. ;

Article Y1I.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall enjoy

 TREATY 'BETWEEN'' CrREAT BRfTAr.Y AND JAPAN 21

in the dominions aoid jios'sessiofie of^the other ex4ihptions from al^ transit' duties-

and a perfect' equality of treatmeht with native SuBjefets in all that relates to

warehousing, bounties, facilities, and drawbacks:

Article VllfAll articles -vvhich' are or may be legally imported into the ports-

of the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Eihjperor of Japan in Japhridse

vessels may likewise be imported into those ports in British Vessels, without being

liable to any other Or higher duties Br charges 6f whatever denomination than if sikch

articles were imported in Japanese Vessels ; and, reciprbeally, all articles which are' or

may be legally imported into thd’ ports of the dottunions attd possessions nf Her

Britannic Majesty in'British'vessels may likewise bfe imported into tho&e' ports in

Japanese vesssels, without being liable to any other bp higher duties or charges of

whatever denominatibn than if stjCh articles'were imported in British Vessels. Such

reciprocal equality of treatment shall take effect without distinction, whether sheh

articles cbme directly from thd place bf origin or from any other places.

fn the Same manner there Shall be perfect equality of treatment in regard to

exporta tion, so’ that the saihte export duties, shall be paid and the same bounties and

drawbacks allowed in the dominions and possessions of either of the high contract-

ing parties oh'the exportation of .any artible; which is or may lie legally exported

therefrom, whether such exportation shall 'take plabe in JapanbSe or in British

vessels, and Whatever may he the place1 of destination, whether a port'of either or

the contracting parties or Of any thifd Power.

‘ Article TX.-—No duties of tonnage, harbphr, ‘pilotages: lighthouse,' quarantine,

or other similar op corresponding dttties Of whatever nature or under whatever

denominatioh, levied in the name or for the profits of the Government, public

functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establishments of any kind, shall

be imposed in the ports Of the dominions and possessions Of either country upon the

vessels of the other country which shall not equally and under the same conditions

be imposed in the like cases on n'atiofiar vessels in general, or vessels of the most

favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply reciprocally to the

respective vessels, frOm whatever pbrt or place they may arrive, and whatever may

be their place of, destination.

Article! X.—-In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading s0f vessels-

in the ports, basins, docks, roadsteads, harbours, or rivers of the dbminion’S and

possessions of rtie ttpo countries, To privileges shall be granted to national Vessels

which shall nop be equally granted to vessels of'thei Other ’coUntjrypthe intention of

the high co’fit'Xadting parties being that in this’ respect also the respective vesspls

shall be tre^ted on the footing of perfect e(jnniity/

Article XI.—The coasting trade of both the’' high cOrittaOting, parties is

excepted from the provisions Of the'present Treaty, and shall be Regulated according

to the Laws, Ordinances, and, Hegulations'Of Japan and OfiGfbaft Britain Respec-

tively. It is, however, understood that Japanese subjects in tbe do itlinions and

possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and British' subjects" iii 'the dominions and

possessions of His ' Majesty, the Empferof Of Japan SMIl 'enjdy in this rbsf)ect the

rights which are,or may be granted .under such Laws, Ordinances, ^jad Regulations

to the subjects Or'citizens of'any'other country.

A Japanese vessel ladeh1 in a foi^ignmonritry with cargo destined fqr two or

more ports in the dominions and possessions'Of Het BritahUic Maj'esty and, a British

vessel laden in a foreign cOuhtry with cafgO'destined; fof twb'Or mbre ports in the

dominions and possessions'of His Majesty the Emperor of5 Japan may' discharge a

portion of her ,gargo at one port, and continue her voyqge tb‘the other port or ports

of destination'where foreign-trade'is'Tofmitted, for the purpose'Of landing the

remainder Of her Original cargo theRe;'shbject always "to' the Laws and 'Cnstom-

house Regulation V Of the two rtmnti-ies,

The Japaae'se Government, however, agrees'to .allow British vessels to continue,

as heretofore, for the period of the duration Of the present' Treaty, ;to Carry Cargo

between the existing open ports of the Empire, eXfoeptirig to Or from the ports of

Osaka, Niigata, and Ebisu-minatO.

2-1 TREAT ¥ BETWEEN GrKEAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XII.—Any sbij. of war or merchant vessel of either of the high

contracting parties which may be compelled by..stress of weather, or by reason of

any other distress, to take shelter in a port of the other, shall be at liberty to refit

therein, to proenre all .necessary supplies,, and to put to sea again, without paying

any dues other than such as would be payable by national vessels. In case, how-

over, the master of a merchant vessel should be under the necessity of disposing of

..a part of his cargo in order to defray the expenses, die shall be bound to conform to

. the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to which he may have.cojne.

If any ship of war or merchant vessel of one of the contracting parties should

run aground or be wrecked upon the coast of the other, the local authorities shall

inform the Consul-General, Consul, Yice-Consul, or Consular Agent of the district

.-of the occurrence, or, if there be no such Consular ofjicey, they shall inform the

Consul-General, Covisul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent o£ the nearest district.

All proceedings relative to the salvage pf Japanese vessels, wrecked or cast on

shore in the, territorial waters of Her Britannic Majesty shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, anj Regulations of Great Britain, and,' reciprocally, all

measures of salvage relative to British vessels Wrecked or cast on shore in the

territorial waters of His Majesty the Bmperor of Japan shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Japan.

Such stranded or wrecked ship or vessel, and all parts therepf, and all furniture,

and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise saved

.therefrom, including those which may have been cast into The sea, or the proceeds

thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on hoard sucl^, . stranded or wrecked, ship

or vessel, shall be given up to the owner's or their agents, when claimed by them.

If such owners or agents are not on the; spot, the same shall be delivered to the

respective Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, or Consular Agents upon being

churned by them, witlrin. the. peripd ,fi^ed by tire laws of. the country, and such

Consular officers, owners,, or agents shall pay pnly the expenses incurred in the

preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other expenses which

would have been payable in tbe case of a wreck of a national vessel.

The goods and merchandise saved from the wreck shall be exempt from all tbe

duties of Customs unless cleared tor consumption, in which case they shall pay the

■ ordinary duties.

When a ship or vessel belonging to the subjects of one of the contracting

parties is stranded or wrecked in the territories of the other, the respective Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls,, and Consular Agents shall be authorized, in case

the owner or master, or other agent of the owner, is npt present, to lend their official

.assistance in order to afford the necessary assistance to the subjects pf the respective

States. The. same rule shall apply in case the owner, master, or other agent is

present, but requires such assistance to be given.

Article XIII.—All vessels which, according to Japanese law, are to be deemed

.Japanese vessels, and all vessels vybich, according to British law, are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purposes of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and

British vessels respectively.

Article XIV.—The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents

of each of the contracting parties, residing in the dominions; and possessions of the

other, shall receive from the local authorities such assistance as can by law be given

to them for the recovery of deserters from the vessels of their respective countries.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the subjects of, the

country where the desertion takes place.

Article XV.—The high contracting parties agree that, in all that concerns

commerce and navigation, any privilege, favour, or immunity which either contract-

ing party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant to the Government, ships,

subjects, or citizens of any other State, shall be extended immediately and uncondi-

tionally to the Government, ships, subjects, or citizens of the other contracting

party, it being their intention that the trade and navigation of each country shall

-•be placed, in all respects, by the other on the footing of the most, favoured nation.

 TKEATY BtfTWEESN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 2»

Article XVL—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all the ports,

cities, and places of the other, except in those 'where it may not he convenient to

recognize such officers.

This exception, however, shall nothe made in regard to one of the contracting

parties without being made likeAvise in regard to every other Power.

The Consuls-Generai, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consjlls, and Consular Agents

may exercise all functions, and shall eiijoy all privileges, exemptions, and immunities

which are or may hereafter be granted to Consular officers of the most favoured nation.

Article XVII.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other the same protection as native

subjects in regard to patents, trade marks, and designs, upon fulfilment of the

formalities prescribed by law.

* Article XVIII.—Her Britannic Majesty’s Government, so far as they are

concerned, give their consent to the following arrangement;—«

The several foreign Settlements in Japan shall be incorporated with the

respective Japanese Communes, and shall thenceforth form part of the general

municipal system of Japan.

The competent Japanese authorities shall thereupon assume all municipal obliga-

tions and duties in respect thereof, and the common funds and property, if any, be-

longing to such Settlements, shall at the sathe time be transferred to the said Japanese

authorities.

When such incorporation takes place existing leases in perpetuity under which

property is now held in the said Settlements shall be confirmed, and no conditions-

whatsoever other than those contained in such existing leases shall be imposed in

respect of such property. It is, however, understood that the Consular authorities

mentioned in the same are in all cases to be replaced by the Japanese authorities.

All lands which may previously have been granted by the Japanese Government

free of rent for the public purposes of the said Settlements shall, subject to the

right of eminent domain, be permanently reserved free of all taxes and charges for

the public purposes for which they were originally set apart.

Article XIX.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall be applicable, so

far as the laws permit, to all the Colonies and foreign possessions of Her Britannic-

Majesty, excepting to those hereinafter named, that is to say, except to—

India. South Australia. Queensland. New South Wales

The Cape. +The Dominion of Canady. Western Australia. Tasmania.

Victoria. Natal. Newfoundland. New Zealand.

Provided always that the stipulations of the present Treaty shall be made-

applicable to any of the above-named Colonies or foreign possessions on whose behalf

notice to that effect shall have been given to the Japanese Government by Her

Britannic Majesty’s Representative at Tokyo within two years from the date of the

exchange of ratifications of the present Treaty.

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of Canada.

24 TEEATY, BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XX.r—The present Treaty shall, from the date it comes into force, he

substituted in place of the Conventions respectively of the S3rd day of the 8th

month of the 7th year of Kayai, corresponding to the 14th day of October, 1854,

and of the 13th day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of Keiou, corresponding to

the 25th day of June, 1866, the Treaty of the 18th day .of the 7th month of the 5th

year of Ansei, corresponding to the 26th day of Angust, 1858, and all Arrangements

and Agreements subsidiary thereto concluded or existing between the high con-

tracting parties; aud from the same date Such Conventions, Treaty, Arrangements

and Agreements shall cease to be binding, and, in consequence, the jurisdiction

then exercised by British Courts in Japan, and all the exceptional privileges, exemp-

tions, and immunities then enjoyed by British subjects, as a part of or appurtenant

to such jurisdiction, shall absolutely and without notice cease and determine, and

thereafter all such jurisdiction shall be assumed and exercised by Japanese Courts.

Article XXI.—The present Treaty shall not take effect'until at least five years

alter its signature. It shall come into foreopne year after His Imperial Japanese

Majesty’s Government shall have, given notice to Her Britannic Majesty’s Govern-

ment of its wish to have the same,brought into operation. Such notice may be given

at any time after the expiration of four years from the date hereof. The Treaty shall

remain in force for the period of twelve years Horn the date it goes into, operation.

... Hither, high contracting party shall haye.;the right, at any time after eleven

years shall have elapsed from the date this Treaty takes effect, to give notice to the

other of its intent ion to terminate the same, and at the expiration of twelve, months

after,such notice,is, given this Treaty.shall wholly cease and determine.

Article XXII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and tbe ratifications thereof

snail be. exchanged at Tolcyo iis soon as possible;.and not, lafer :than six months from

the present,dafe. ;. , , -r, .

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed.the. same and

have; affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

■Done at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth, day of ;the: seventh mouth of the

twenty-seventh'year of jMeijto , .<

[A.s.j Kimberley.

A OK I.

‘ Protocol '

The Government of Her Majesty tiie Queen of Gfe'at Britain, atid Ireland and

Empress of India, and tfie QovernViient of His Majesty the Empefor'of Japan, deeming

it advisable in the interests of both. countries to regulate certain special matters of

mutual concern, apart'from the Treaty of Cdiiiiiiefce and Hitoigatioh signed thip day,

have,1 through ffieir respective ' Plemppiefftikide^,. agreed J'upoij the ‘Allowing stipula-

tions:—

1.—It is agreed by the contracting parties^ that one month after the exchange

of the ratifications of the Treaty of .Oommeimand Navigation signed this;.day, the

Import Tariff hereunto: annexed shall,' subject to the provisions of Article XXII1. of

the; Treaty of'T8tfi8 at present' subsisting between the cbtltraet’ing 'parties, as long

as the said Treaty toihaihs in fofcb laid'tliefeafter, subject'to tlie provisions of

Artules. Y. apd, XV. ofihe Treaty, signed this day, be applicable to.tfie Articles

therein enumerated;1 being the growth, ’ produce, or manufacture of the dominions

and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty, upon importation into Japan. But

notliiu^ eontaihed in this Protocol, of thp Tariff hetounto annexed, shall be held to

limit or qualify the right of the Japanese Goyerijment to restrict .or to' prohibit

the importation of adulterated drugs, medicines, J:ood, or., beyerages, indecent, or

obscene prints, paintings, books, cards, lithograplne or other engravings, photographs^

or any other indecent or obscene articles; articles in violation of patent, trade-mark,

or copy-right lawfiof Japan, or any'other article which fhr sanita'ry reasons, Or in

view of public'security

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 2&

The ad valorem duties established by the said Tariff shall, so far as may be

deemed practicable, be converted into specific duties by a supplementary Convention,

which shall, heJ concluded betw^p. the, two Governmepts within six pophs from the

date of this Protocol; th4 ifi^iiim 'prices, as shown by the J'a'panese Cttstoiis.

Returns during thes six calenda^ months preceding; the date of the present Protocol,

with the addition'of the cost bf insurance and transportation from the place of

purchase, production or fabrication, to the port of discharge, as well as commission,

if any, shall be taken as the basis for such conversion. In the event of the

Suppiementary Convention not having come into; force at the.expiration of the period

for the said Tariff to take effect, ad valorem duties in conformity with the rule

recited at the end of the said Tariff shall, in the meantime, be levied.

In respect of articles not enumerated in the said Tariff, the General Statutory

Tariff of Japan for the time being in5 fore© shall, from the same time, apply, subject,

as aforesaid, to the provisions; of Article XXIII. of . the Treaty of , 1858 and Articles

V. and XV. of the Treaty signeh this (day, respectively.

Prom the date the Tariffs aforesaid take effect, the Import tariff now in opera-

tion in Japan in respect of goods and merchandise imported into Japan" by British

subjects shall cease to be binding;

In all other respects the stipulations of the existing Treaties and Conventions

shall be maintained unconditionally until the time when the Treaty of Commerce

and, Navigation signed this day comes into force.

■2.'—The Japanese Government., pending the opening of the country to British

subjects, agrees to extend the existing passport system in such a manner as to allow

British subjects, on the production of a certificate of recommendation from the

British Representative in Tokyo; or from any of Her Majesty’s Consols at the open

ports in Japan, to obtain upon application passports available for any part of the

country, and for any period hot exceeding twelve months, from the Imperial Japanese

Foreign'Office'in Tokyo,;or from the chief authorities in the Prefecture in which an

open port is situated ; it being understood .that the existing Rules and Regulations

governing British subjects who visit tlfe interior of the Empire are to be maintained.

3. —The Japanese Government , undertakes, before the cessatio

Consular jurisdiction in Japan, to join the Internakionaj .Conventions for the Pro-

tection of Industrial Property and Copyright.

4. —It is understood'betwbeir thh'fwo" high contracting parties t

thinks it necessary at anytime to levy an addifimial ddty bn the pi-odiiCtibh Or

manufacture of refined sugar in Japan, an increased customs duty equivalent in

amount may be levied on British refined; sugar when imported into Japan, so long

as such additional excise tax or inland duty cpntinqea to-,be;raised. ;

Provided always that British refined sugar shall in this respect be entitled to

the treatment accorded to reined sugar; being the, produce, or manufacture pf the

mostfavourednation.

5. —The undersigned Plenipotentiaries have agreed: thht this Pro

submitted to the two high contraetjug parties at the-,aanfe time as, the Treaty of

Commerce an ^Navigation signed this day, and that when the said Treaty is ratified

the agreements contained in.j.the .Protocol, shall also jeqiially .be> considered as

approved, without the necessity of a further formal ratification.

It is agreed that tips Protocol shall terminate at the same time the said Treaty

ceases to be binding. , '

In witness, whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signe^ the satee,.and

have affixed thereto the,seal,of their arms.

Done at Jbqndon, in duplicate, this sixteenth day ,of July, in the year bf eur

Lord one thousand eight.hnndred and-ninfety-four.

[n.S.] KlMBEtaLTEY. 1 Aoki.

TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 3rd Ai>ril, 1911

Preamble

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan and His Majesty the King of the United

Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the

Seas, Emperor of India, being desirous to strengthen the relations of amity and

good understanding which happily exist between them and between their subjects,

and to facilitate and extend the commercial relations between their two countries,

have resolved to conclude a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation for that purpose,

and have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Majesty the Emperor of japan, His Excellency Monsieur Takaaki Kato,

Jusammi, First Class of the Order of the Sacx-ed Treasure, His Imjterial Majesty’s

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James; and His

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

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, the Right Honourable Sir

Edward Grey, a Baronet of the United Kingdom, a Member of Parliament, His

Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; who, after having com-

municated to each other thieir respective full powers, found to be in good and due

form, have agreed upon the following Articles:—

Art. I.— The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall have full

liberty to enter, travel, and reside in the territories of the other, and, conforming

themselves to the laws of the country— '

1. —Shall in all that relates to travel and residence be pl

the same footing, as native subjects.

2. —They shall have the right, equally with native sub

commerce and manufacture, and to trade in all kinds of merchandise of lawful com-

merce, either in person or by agents, singly or in partnerships with foreigners or

native subjects.

3. -—They shall in all that relates to the pursuit of their i

fessions, and educational studies be placed in all respects on the same footing as the

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

4. —They shall be permitted to own or hire and occupy

warehouses, shops, and premised which may he necessary for them, and to lease

land for residential, coufmercial, industrial, and other lawful purposes, in the same

manner as native subjects.

5. —They shall, on condition of reciprocity, be at full

■possess every description of property, movable or immovable, which the laws of the

•country permit or shall permit the subjects or citizens of any other foreign country

to acquire and possess, subject always to the conditions and limitations prescribed in

such laws. They may dispose of the same by sale, exchange, gift, marriage, testa-

ment, or in any other manner, under’the same conditions which are oi shall be estab-

lished with regard to native subjects* They shall also be permitted, on compliance

 TREATY OF (COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 27-

with the laws of the country,’freely to export the proceeds of the sale of their pro-

perty and their goods in general without being subjected as foreigners to Other or

higher duties that those to which subjects of the country would be liable under

similar circumstances.

6. —They shall enjoy constant and complete protection and security fo

persons and property; shall have free and easy access to! the Courts of Justice and

other tribunals in pursuit and defence of their claims and rights ; and shall have full

liberty, equally with native subjects, to choose and entiploy lawyers and advocates to

represent them before such Courts and tribunals; and generally shall have the same

rights and privileges as native subjects in all that concerns the administration-

of justice.

7. —They shall not be compelled to pay taxes, fees, charges, or contribut

any kind whatever other or higher than those which are or may be paid by native-

subjects or the subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

8. —And they shall enjoy a, perfect .equality of treatment with native sub

all that relates to facilities for warehousing under bond, bounties' and drawbacks.

Art. II.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the territories:

of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory military services, whether in. the-

army, navy, national guard, or militia; from all contributions impose i in lieu ol

personal service; and from all forced loans attd military requisitions dr contributions

unless imposed on them equally with native1 subjects as oWfiers, lessees, or occupiers

of immovable property.

In the above respects the subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

not be accorded in the territories of the other less favourable treatment than that

which is or may be aceoi'ded to 'subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

Art. III.—The dwellings, warehouses, manufactories, and shops of the subjects

of each of the high contracting parties in the territories of the other, and all pre-

mises appertaining thereto used for lawful purposes, shall be respected. It shall not

be allowable to. proceed to make a domiciliary visit to, or a search pf, any such-

buildings and premises, or to examine of ‘Inspect books, papers; of accounts, except

under the conditions and with the forins prescribed by the laws for native subjects.

Art. IV.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-General,

Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all pofts, cities; and places of the-

other, except in those where it may not bo convenient- to recognise such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the high contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to all other Powers.

Such ConSuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents, having re-

ceived exequaturs Or Other sufficient authorisations from the Government of the

country to which they are appointed; shall have the right to exercise their functions*

and to enjoy the privileges, exemptions, and immunities which are or may be granted

to the Consular officers of the most favoured nation. The Government issuiugex-

equaturs or other authorisations has the right in its discretion tq. cancel the same on

explaining the reasons for which it is thought proper to (Jo so.

. Art. V>r—In case of the death of a subject of one of the high contracting

parties in the territories pf the other, without leaving at the place of his decease any

person entitled by the laws of his country to take charge of and administer the

estate, the competent Consular officer of the State to which the deceased belonged

shall, upon fulfilment of the necessary formalities, be empowered to take custody of

and administer the estate in the manner and under the limitations prescribed by the

law of the country in which the property of-the deceased is situated.

The foregoing provision shall also apply in case of a subject of one of the high

contracting parties dying outside the'territories of the other, but possessing property

therein, without leaving any person there entitled to take charge of and administer

the estate.

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It is understood that in all that concerns the administration of tho estates of

depeased. persons, any right, privilege, favour, or imnaunity which either .of the high

contracting parties has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the Consular

officers of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and uriconditionally

to the Consular officers of the other high contracting party.

Art. VI.—There shall be between the territories of the two high contracting

parties reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation. The subjects of each of the

high-contracting parties shall have liberty freely to come with their ships and

cargoes to all places, ports, and rivers in the territories of the other, which are or

may be opened to foreign commerce, and, coriforming themselves to the laws of the

country to which they thus come, shall enjoy the same rights, privileges, liberties,

favours, immunities, and exemptions in matters of commerce and navigation as are

or may be enjoyed by native subjects:.

Art. VII.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one high

contracting party, upon importation into the territories of the other, from whatever

place arriving, shall enjdy the lowest rates of Customs duty applicable to similar

articles of any other foreign origin.

No prohibition or restriction shall be maintained or imposed on the importation

of any article, the produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high

contracting parties, into the territorieis of the other, from whatever place arriving,

which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like articles,;being the pro-

duce or manufacture of any other foreign country. This provision is not applicable

-to the sanitary or. other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity:of securing the.

safety of persons, or of cattle,,pr of plants useful to agriculture.

Art. VIII.—The articles, the produce or manufacture of the IJnited Kingdom, enu-

merated in Part I, of the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall not, on importation

into Japan, be subjected to higher Customs duties than those specified in the Schedule.

The articles, the produce or manufacture of Japan, enumerated in Part II. of

the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall he. free of duty on importation into the

United Kingdom.

Provided that if at any time after the expiration of one year from the date this

Treaty takes effect either of the high contracting parties desires to make a modi-

fication in the Schedule it may notify its desire to the other high constracting party,

and thereupon negotiations for the purpose shall be entered into forthwith. If the

negotiations are not brought to a satisfactory conclusion within six months from the

date of notification, the high contracting party which gave the notification may,

within one month, give six months’ notice to aborgate the present Article, and on-

the expiration of such notice the present Article shall cease to have effect, without

prejudice to the other stipulation of this Treaty.

Art. IX.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, exported to the territories of the other, shall hot be sub-

jected on export to other or higher charges than those on the like articles ex-

ported to any other foreign country. Nor shall any prohibition or restriction be

imposed on the exportation of any article1 from the territories of either of the two

High Contracting Parties to the territories of the other which shall not equally

-extend to the exportation of the like article to any other foreign country.

Art. X,—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contra,cting parties, passing in transit through the territories of the other, in

conformity with the law's of the country, shall be reciprocally free from all transit

•duties, whether they pass difect, or Whether during transit they are unloaded, ware-

housed, and reloaded.

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Art. Xl,—Uo internal duties levied for the benefit of, the State, local authorities,

or corporations which affect, or may affect, the production, manufacture, or consump-

tion of any article in the territories of either of the high contracting parties shall

for any reason be a higher or more burdensome charge on articles the produce or

manufacture of,the territories of the other than on similar articles pf native .origin.

The produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high contracting

parties imported into the territories of the other, and intended for warehousing or

transit, shall not be subjected to any internal duty.

Art. XII.—Merchants and manufacturers, subjects of one of the high contract-

ing parties, as well as merchants and manufacturers domiciled and exercising then-

commerce and industries in the territories of such, party, may, in the territories 6f

the other, either personally or by means of cbihmercial travellers, make purchases or

collect orders, with or without samples, and such merchants, manufacturers, and

their commercial travellers, while so making purchases and collecting orders, shall

-in the matter of taxation and facilities, enjoy the most favoured nation treatment.

Articles imported as samples for the purposes above-mentioned shall, in each

country, be temporarily admitted free of duty on compliance with the Customs re-

gulations and formalities established to assure their re-exportation or the payment of

'the prescribed Customs duties if not re-exported within the period allowed by law.

But the foregoing privilege shall not extend to articles which, owing to their quantity

or value, cannot be considered as samples, or which, owing to their nature, could not

be identified upon re-exportation. The determination of the question of the qualifiea-

-tion of samples for duty-tree admission rests in all cases exclusively with the com-

petent authorities of the place where the importation is effected.

Art. XIII.—The marks, stamps, or seals placed upon the samples mentioned in

the ](receding Article by the Customs authorities of one country at the time of ex-

portation, and the officially-attested list of such samples containing a full description

thereof issued by them, shall by reciprocally accepted by the Customs officials of the

other as establishing their character as samples and exempting them from inspection

except, so far as may be necessary to establish that the samples produced are those

-enumerated in the list. The Customs authorities of either country may, however,

affix a supplementary mark to such samples in special cases where they may think

this precaution necessar}-.

Art. XIV. —The Chambers of Commerce, as well as such other Trade Association,

and other recognised Commercial Associations in the territories of the high con-

tracting Parties as may be authorised in this behalf, shall be mutually accepted as

■competent authorities for issuing any certificates that may be required for com-

mercial travellers.

Art. XV.—Limited liability and other companies and associations, commercial,

industrial, and financial, already or hereafter to be organised in accordance with the

laws of either high contracting party, are authorised, in the territories of the others

to exercise their right and appear in the Courts either as plaintiffs or defendants,

subject to the laws of such other party.

Art. XVI.—Each of the high contracting parties shall permit the importation or

exportation of all merchandise which may be legally imported or exported, and also

the carriage of passengers from or to their respective territories, upon the vessels of

the other; and such vessels, their cargoes, and passengers, shall enjoy the same

privileges as, and shall not be subjected to, any other or higher duties or charges

than national vessels and their cargoes and passengers.

Art. XVII.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading of Vessels

m the ports, docks, roadsteads, and harbours of the high contracting parties, on

privileges or facilities shall be granted by either party to national vessels which are

30 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

not equally, in like cases, granted to the vessels of the other eountrj'; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in these respects also the vessels of the two

countries shall be treated on the footing of perfect equality.

Art. XVIII.—All vessels which according to Japanese law are to be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which according to British law are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purpose of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and British

vessels respectively.

Art. XIX.—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine, or

other analogous duties or charges of whatever nature, or under whatever denomina-

tion, levied in the name or for the profit of Government, public functionaries, private

individuals, corporations or establishments of any kind, shall be imposed in the ports

of either country upon the vessels of the other which shall not equally, under the

same conditions, be imposed in like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels to

the most-favourednation. Such equality of treatment shall apply to the vessels of

either country from whatever place they may arrive and whatever may be their

destination.

Art. XX.—Vessels charged with performance of regular scheduled postal service-

of oqe of the high contracting parties shall enjoy in the territorial waters of the-

other the same special facilities, privileges, and immunities as are granted to like

vessels of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXI.—The coasting trade of the high contracting parties is excepted front

the provisions of the present. Treaty, and shall be regulated according to the laws of

Japan and the United Kingdom respectively. It is, however, understood that the

subjects and vessels of either high contracting party shall enjoy in this respect

most favoured nation treatment in the territories of the other.

Japanese and British vessels may, nevertheless, proceed from one port to an-

other, either for the purpose, of landing the whole or part of their passengers or

cargoes brought from abroad, or of taking on board the whole or part of their pas-

sengers or cargoes for a foreign destination.

It is also understood that, in the event of the coasting trade of either country being

exclusively reserved to national vessels, the vessels of the other country, if engaged

in trade to or from places not within the limits of the coasting trade so reserved,

shall not be prohibited from the carriage between two ports of the former country of

passengers holding through tickets or merchandise consigned on through bills of lad-

ing to or from places not within the abdye-mentioned limits, and while engaged in,

such carriage these vessels and their cargoes shall enjoy the full privileges of this

Treaty.

Art. XXII.—If any seaman should desert from any ship belonging to either of the

high contracting parties in the territorial waters of the other, the local authorities

shall, within the limits of law, be bound to 'give every assistance in their power for

the recovery of such deserter, on application to that effect being made to them by the

competent Consular officer of the country to which the ship of the deserter may belong,

accompanied by an assurance that all expense connected therewith will be repaid.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not. apply to the subjects of, the

country where the desertion takes place.

Art. XXllL—-Any vessel of either of the high, contracting parties which may bie-

compelled, by stress of weather or by accident, to take shelter in a port of the other

shall be at liberty to, refit therein, to procure all necessary stores, and to put to sea

again, without paying any dues other than such as would be payable in the like case

by a national vessel. In case, however, the master of a merchant-vessel should l>e

under the necessity of disposing of a part of his merchandise in order to defray the

expenses, he shall be bound to conform to the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to

whieh he may have come.

 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 31

If any vessel of one of the high contracting parties should run aground or be

wrecked upon the coasts of the other, such vessel, and all parts thereof, and all

furniture and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise

saved therefrom, including any which may have been cast into the sea, or the pro-

ceeds thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked

vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents when claimed by them. If

there are no such owners or agents on the spot, then the same shall be delivered to

the Japanese or British Consular officer in whose district the wreck or stranding may

have taken place upon being claimed by him within the period fixed by the laws of

the country, and such Consular officer, owners, or agents shall pay only the expenses

incurred in the preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other ex-

penses which would have been payable in the like case of a wreck or stranding of a

national vessel.

The high contracting parties agree, moreover, that merchandise saved shall not.

be subjected to the payment of any Customs duty unless cleared for internal con-

sumption.

In the case either of a vessel being driven in by stress of weather, run aground,

or wrecked, the respective Consular officers shall, if the owner or master or other

agent of the owner is not present, or is present and requires it, be authorised to

interpose in order to afford the necessary assistance to their fellow-countrymen.

Art,. XXIV.—The high contracting parties agree that in all that concerns com-

merce, navigation, and industry, any favour, privilege, or immunity which either

high contracting party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the ships

subjects, or citizens of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and

unconditionally to the ships or subjects of the other high contracting party, it

being their intention that the commerce, navigation, and industry of each country

shall be placed in all respects on the footing of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXV.—The stipulations of this Treaty do not apply to tariff concessions

granted by either of the high contracting parties to contiguous States solely to

facilitate frontier traffic within a limited zone on each side of the frontier, or to the

treatment accorded to the produce of the national fisheries of the high contracting

parties or to special tariff favours granted by Japan in regard to fish and other

aquatic products taken in the foreign waters in the vicinity of Japan.

Art. XXVI.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall not be applicable to any

of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, or Protectorates beyond

the .Seas, unless notice of adhesion shall have been given on behalf of any sucu

■Dominion, Colony, Possession, or Protectorate by His Britannic Majesty’s Repre-

sentative at Tokyo before the expiration of two years from the date of the exchange

of the ratifications of the present Treaty.

Art. XXVII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications exchanged

at Tokyo as soon as possible. It shall enter into operation on the 17th July, 1911,

and remain in force until the 16th July, 1923. In case neither of the high con-

tracting parties shall have given notice to the other, twelve months before the ex-

piration of the said period, of its intention to terminate the Treaty, it shall continue

operative until the expiration of one year from the date on which either of the high

contracting parties shall have denounced it;

As regards the British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates to

which the present Treaty may have been made applicable in virtue of Article XXVI.,

however, either of the high contracting parties shall have the right to terminate it

separately at any time on giving twelve months’ notice to that effect.

It is understood that the stipulations of the present and of the preeeding Article

referring to British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates apply also

to the island of Cyprus.

 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present-

Treaty; and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London in duplicate this 3rd day of April, 1911.

(Signed) Takaaki Kato [i,.s.}

]. „ L. Grey ,,

SCHEDULE

Part I.

No. in Japanese Description! of Unit of ofKate

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. in, Duty

Yen.

2(Hi.—Paints;—

I. Other :

A. Each weighing not more than 6 kilogrammes inclu ling the

weight of the receptacle ... ... ... 100 kins 4.2-^

(including receptacles)

B. Other ' ... 100 kins 3.30

275.—Linen Yarns

1. Single :

A. Gray ... „ . &.60

B. Other „ 9.25

-Tissues of Coti on id-; . '

1. Velvets, plushes, and Other pile tissues, with piles cat or uncut :

A. Gray !'.. ...' ’ ..Z ... ... ...' ...' ... ...' 25.50

B. Other ... .. ... 30.00

7. Plain tissues,‘hot otherwise i»rovided for:

A. Gray:

A\. Weighing not more than, 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having ,tn a square of 6 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

<*. 3H threads of Itess' ... ... ... ... ... ... ... !.. 15.30

n. 27 „ „ ... ... ...' ■ 20.70

c. 35• ' „ •„ - . ... ... a... ■ ... ... :... ... •28,70

d; 43 „ v ... 38.00

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and.wopf >

a. 39 threads pr less 100 kins. 8.30

b. 27 „ „ ... ... „ 10.50

,c. 35 „ „ „ 13.50

d. 43 „ 16M

e. More than 43 threads „ 18.70

A3. Weighing^npf more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

mntresj and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof;,

a. 19 threads or less fe.70

b. 27 „ „ 8.30

c. 35 : „ ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 10.50

vi. 43 „ „ ... .:. 13.50

e. More than 43 tlireads ..: 14.70

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No. iu Japanese Description of Unit of ofRate

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. in Duty Yen.

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... ... 6.00

b. 27 „ „ , 6.70

c. 35 „ „ 8.00

d. 43 „ ,, , 10.70

e. More than 34 threads ... , 13.30

A5. Other ... , 9 30

B. Bleached simply ...The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

O. Other „ „ „ 7

299. Other: *

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less : 100 kins 16.00

b. 27 „ „ J. V;.’ „ ‘“'21.30

c. 35 „ „ 29.30

d. 43 „ „ ... ... „ 39 30

e. More than 43 threads ... „ 53.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

■ warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 8.00

b. 27 10.00

c. 35 14.30

d. 43 18.00

e. More than 43 threads 20.00

y!3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100'square

metres, and having in a square.of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

а. 27 threads or less ... . 8.00

б. 35 „ „ 11.30

c. 43 „ 15.00

d. More than 43 threads 18.80

A4>. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

а. 27 threads or less 100 kins 7.30

б. 35 „ „ „ 8.70

c. 43 „ „ „ 11.30

d. More than 43 threads „ 14.70

A5. Other „ 10.00

B. Bleached simply ... The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

C. Other „ it n 7 () „

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No. in Japanese Description of Unit of #

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. ^ Ye if

-301.—Tissues of wool, and mixed tissues of wool and cotton* of wool and silk, or of

wool, cotton and silk :—

2. Other:

A. Of wool:

b. Weighing not more than 200 grammes per square metre ..100 kins 57.50

c. „ „ '500 „ „ ... „ 45.00

d. Other „ 40.00

B. Of wool and cotton :

c. Weighing not more than 500 grammes per square metre ... „ ’ 30.00

d. Other " * „ 18.00

462.—Iron: —

1. In lumps, ingots, blooms, billets and slabs:

A. Pig iron ,, 00.83

4. Plates and Sheets :

A. Not coated with metals :

A3. Other:

n. Nojt exceeding 0.7 millimetres in thickness „ 0.30

B. Coated with base metals :

Bl. Tinned (tinned iron sheets and tinned steel sheets) :

a. Ordinary ... ... „ 0.70

B2. Galvanised (corrugated or not) „ 1.20

Part II.

1. —Habutae or pure silk, not dyed or printed.

2. —Handkerchiefs or habutae or pure silk, not dyed or p

3. —Copper, unwrought, in ingots and slabs.

4. —Plaiting or straw and other materials.

5. —Camphor and camphor oil.

6. —Baskets (including trunks) and basketware of bambo

7. —Mats and matting of rush.

8. —Lacquered wares, coated with Japanese lacquer (TJru

9. —Rape-seed oil.

10.—Cloisonne wares.

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THE QUABEUPLE ALLIANCE

OFFICIAL TEXT

At the fourth plenary session of the Conference on Limitation of Armaments

held on December 10th, 1921, Senator Lodge made public the following draft of &•

treaty and accompanying reservations:—

The United Stat es of America, the British Empire, France and Japan, with

a view to the preservation of the general peace and the maintenance of their

rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the

regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this effect

and have appointed as their plenipotentiaries

The President of the United States

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

Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the seas, Emperor of

India

And

For the Dominion of Canada

For the Commonwealth of Australia

For the Dominion of New Zealand

For India

The President of the French Republid / ' -

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan

Who, having communicated their full powers found in good and due form, have

agreed as follows :—

Article I—The hisrh contracting parties .agree as between themselves to

respect their rights in relation to their insular possessions and inSnlar doihihions in

the region of the Pacific Ocean. If there should develop between any of the

high contracting parties a controversy arising out of any Pacific question and

involving their said rights, which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy' and is

likely to affect the harmonious accord now happily subsisting between them, they

shall invite the other high Contracting parties to a joint conference1 'to which th@

whole subject will be referred for consideration and adjustment .

Article IL—-If the Said rights are threatened'by the aggressive action'of any

other Pow'er, the high cbh'ftacting parties shall cbnjmunicate with ode abdther

fully and frankly 'in Order to arrive at an understanding as to the nio'st efficient

measures to be jointly or separately tajteri to ineet tHe. particdlar situation.

Article III.—This Agreement shall remain -in- force for ten years from the

time it shall take effect, and after tlie expiration-of said period it shall continue'lb

be in force subject to the right'of any of the high' cortfrhcti'iig parties to terminate

it upon twelve months’notice: ‘ - •

Article IV.—This Agreetnent'.shall be ratified as soon .'as.'possible'in accord-

ance with the constitutional metbods of the bigh: contracting parties and shall

take effect on the deposit of ratifications, which shall take place ait Washington,

and thereupon the Agreement between Great Britain and Japan which was con-

cluded at London on July 13th, 1911, shall termidate.*

Reservations.—The signing of this Treaty is on the part of the United States

subject to (reservations affecting) the island of Yap and what are termed the

Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean, north of the Equator, the negotiations in

regard to which are almost concluded, and also the reservations with respect to

wh it are termed the Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator.

*2

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It should also be observed that the controversies to which the proposed. Treaty refers

do not include questions which, according to the principles of international law,

lie exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the respective Powers.

In the course of his address. Senator Lodge stated : “ To put it in a few words

the Treaty provides that the four signatory Powers will agree between themselves

in regard to their insular possessions and dominions in the region of the Pacific,

and that if any controversy should arise as to such rights all the high contracting

parties shall be invited to a joint conference looking to the adjustment of such

controversy. Thev agree to take similar action in the case of aggression by any

other Power upon these insular possessions or dominions. This Agreement is to

remain in force for ten years, and, after ratification under the constitutional

methods of the high contracting parties, the existing agreement between Great

Britain and Japan, which was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall

terminate. Each signer is bound to respect the rights of the others, and before

taking action in any controversy to consult with them. There is no provision for

the use of force to carry out any of the terms of the Agreement, and no military or

naval stations lurk anywhere in the background or under cover of these plain and

direct clauses. The surest way to prevent war is to remove the cause of war.

This is an attempt to remove the cause of war over a great area of the globe’s

surface by reliance upon the good faith and honest intentions of the nations which

signed this Treaty solving all differences through a process of diplomacy and joint

consideration and conciliation.

TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRITY OF CHINA

The Far Eastern Committee of the Conference unanimously adopted a resolu-

tion declaring in favour of the territorial and administrative integrity of China.

The resolution, which was drafted and presented by Senator Root, was signed by

eight. Powers, China refraining from appending her signature as being unfitting

in a document regarding herself.

Following is the text of the resolution:—“ It is the firm intention of the

Powers attending the Conference, firstly, to respect the sovereignty, independence

and territorial and administrative integrity of China; secondly, to provide the fullest,

unembarrassed opportunitv for China to develop and to maintain an effective and

stable Government; thirdly, to use their influence for the purpose of effectively

establishing and maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and

industry to all nations throughout Chinese territory; fourthly, to refrain from taking

advantage of present conditions in order to seek special rights and privileges

abridging the rights of subjects of friendly States, and also to refrain from

countenancing any action inimical to the security of such States ”

The Far Eastern Committee passed a resolution, suggested by Sir Auckland

Geddes, under which the Powers attending the Conference declared their inten-

tion “ not to enter into any treaty, agreement, arrangement, or understanding with

one another, or individually or collectively with any Power or Powers, which

infringes or impairs the principles declared by the resolution adopted by the Com-

mittee on the 2lst ult.” (i.e., Senator Root’s resolution declaring for the territorial

and administrative integrity of China).

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 37

FOREIGN TOST OFFICES IN CHINA

Representatives of the nine Powers sitting as a Committee on the Pacific and

Far Eastern questions adopted a resolution in favour of the relinquishment of

Toreign post-office privileges in China. All the Powers agreed upon January lst,l 923,

as the date of. relinquishment.

TW text of the resolution is:— “ Recognising the justice of the desire expressed,

by tlie Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreign postal agencies iu

China, save or except in leased territories or otherwise specifically provided for by

freaty, it is resolved:

“It—That the four Powers having such postal agencies agree to their

abandonment, subject to the following conditions : First, that an efficient Chinese

postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be given by the Chinese

Government that - they contemplate no change in the present postal administration

as far as the status of the foreign Co-Director-General is concerned.

“II:—To enable China and the Powers concerned to make the necessary

dispositions this arrangement shall come into force not later than (date blank).

Pending the complete withdrawal of foreign postal agencies the, four Powers concerned

severally undertake to afford full facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities to

examine all postal matter (except, ordinary letters, whether registered or not, which

upon external examination appear to contain written matter) passing through with a

view to ascertaining whether they contain articles of dutiable contraband or other-

wise contravening the Customs regulations and laws of China.”

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN CHINA

A resolution was unanimously adopted by the Far Eastern Committee relative to

the Extra-Territorial Question, ft provides that the Powers concerned shall establish

a Commission, to which each shall appoint a member, to enquire into the present

practice of extra-territorial jurisdiction in China, and into the laws, the judicial system

and methods of judicial administration, with a view to reporting findings of fact, with

recommendations regarding the means to improve the existing conditions of adminis-

tration of justice in China and to assist the efforts of the Chinese Government to

•effect such legislation and judicial reforms as will warrant the Powers in relinquishing

progressively or otherwise their rights of extra-territoriality.

The Commission shall be constituted within three months after the adjournment

of the Conference, and be instructed to submit its report and recommendations within

a year after the Commission’s first meeting. Each of the Powers shall be deemed free

to accept or reject alb or any portion of the recommendations, but in no case are any

of the Powers to make acceptance directly or indirectly dependent on China’s granting

any special concession, favour, benefit, or immunity, whether political or economic. •

An additional resolution provides that non-signatory Powers having extra-terri-

torial rights in China may accede to the resolution in regard to extra-territoriality

within three months after the adjournment of the Conference.

A further additional resolution expresses China’s satisfaction with the sympathy

-of the Powers in regard to the abolition of extra-territoriality, and deciares China’s

intention to appoint a Chinese member of the Extra-Territoriality Commission, it

being understood that China is free to accept or reject any or all of the recommenda-

tions of the Commission. China is prepared to co-operate in the work of the

Commission and in every way to facilitate the successful accomplishment of its task.

38 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

RADIO STATIONS IN CHINA

A report was subniitted bj the Sub-Committee on Drafting relating to radio

stations for China which states that representatives of the pine Powers at the

Conference decided that all radio stations in China, whether maintained under the

provisions of the International Protocol of September, 1901, or, in fact maintained

on the grounds of any of the foreign Legations in China, shall be limited in use to

sending and receiving G-overnment messages and shall not receive or send commercial,

personal, or unofficial messages, including Press matter.

It is provided, however, that in case all other telegraphic communication is inter-

rupted, then, upon official notification, accompanied by proof of such interruption, to

the Chinese Ministry of Communications such stations may afford temporary facilities

for messages excluded as before-mentioned until the Chinese Government notify the-

termination of the interruption.

All radio stations oh Chinese territory operated by foreign Governments’ sub-

jects under treaties or concessions shall limit the messages sent or received by the

terms of the treaty or concession under which the respective stations are maintained.

Any radio station maintained without the authority of the Chinese Government shall

be transferred to China to be operated under the direction of the Chinese Ministry of

Communications, against compensation to the owners for the value of the installation,

as soon as the Ministry is prepared to operate the same effectively for general public

benefit. Should any question arise regarding radio stations in leased territories,

the South Manchuria railway zone, or the French Concession in Shanghai they

shall be regarded as matters for discussion between the Chinese Government and the

Governments concerned. Owners or managers of all foreign radio stations shall

confer with the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the purpose of seeking a

common arrangement to avoid interference in the use of wave lengths by wireless

stations in China, subject to such a general arrangement as may be made by the

International Conference convened for revision of the rules established by the

London International Radio Telegraph Convention of 1912.

TEXT OF THE NINE-POWER AGREEMENT

The following is the text of the two treaties regarding China approved-

on February 4th, 1922, by the Conference at Washington

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to adopt a policy designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East,

to safeguard the rights and interests of China, and to promote intercourse between

China and the other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity, have

resolved to conclude a Treaty for that purpose and to that end have appointed

as their respective plenipotentiaries (Here follow the names of the plenipoten-

tiaries), who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be in

good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article T.

The contracting Powers, other than China, agree :

!•—To respect the sovereignty, the independence, and the territorial

and administrative integrity of China. *

2.—To provide the fullest and most unembarrassed opportunity to China

.to develop and maintain for herself an effective and stable Government.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

3. —To use their influence for the purpose of effectually establishin

maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for the commerce and industry

of all nations throughout the territory of China.

4. —To refrain from taking advantage of conditions in China in order t

special rights or privileges which would abridge the rights of subjects or citizens

of friendly States, and from countenancing action inimical to the security of such

States.

Article II.

The contracting Powers agree not to enter into any treaty, agreement,

arrangement or understanding, either with one another or individually or

collectively, with any Power or. Powers, which would infringe or impair the

principles stated in Article L

Article III.

With a view to apply more effectually the principles of the open door or

•equality of opportunity in China for the trade and industry of all nations, the

contracting Powers, other than China, agree they will not seek nor support

their respective nations in seeking •

(а) Any arrangement which might purport to establish in favour of their

interests any general superiority of rights with respect to commercial or economic

development in any designated region in China.

(б) Any such monopoly or preference as would deprive the nationals of any

other Power of the right of undertaking any legitimate trade or industry in

China, or of participating with the Chinese Government or with any local authority

in any category of public enterprise, or which by reason of its scope, duration or

geographical extent is calculated to frustrate the practical application of the

principle of equal opportunity.

It is understood that the foregoing stipulations of this article are

mot to be so construed as to prohibit the acquisition of such properties or rights as

may be necessary to the conduct of a particular commercial, industrial or financial

undertaking or to the encouragement of invention and research.

China undertakes to be guided by the principles stated in the foregoing

stipulations of this article in dealing with applications for economic rights and

•privileges from Governments and nationals of all foreign countries, whether parties

to the present treaty or not.

Article IV.

The contracting Powers agree not to support any agreements by their respective

nationals with each other designed to create spheres of influence or to provide for

the enjoyment of mutually exclusive opportunities in designated parts of Chinese

territory.

Article V.

China agrees that throughout the whole of the railways in China she will not

■exercise or permit unfair discriminations of any kind. In particular there shall be

no discrimination whatever, direct or indirect, in respect of charges. or of facilities

on the ground of the nationality of passengers or the countries from which or to

which they are proceeding, or the origin or ownership of goods or the country from

which or to which they are consigned, or the nationality or ownership of the ship or

other means of conveying Such passengers or goods before or after their transport

on the Chinese railways.

The contracting Powers, other than China, assume a corresponding obligation

in respect of any of the aforesaid railways over which they or their nationals are in a

position to exercise any control in virtue of any concession, special agreement or

■otherwise.

40 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

ARtlCLE VI.

The contracting parties, other than China, agree fully to respect, China’s rights-

as a neutral in time of war to which China is not a party; and China declares , that

when she is a neutral she will observe the obligations of neutrality.

Article VII.

The contracting Powers agree that whenever a situation arises which, in th*r

opinion of any one of them, involves the application of the stipulations of the present

treaty, and renders desirable discussion of such application, there shall be full and

frank communication between the contracting Powers, concerned.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty which have governments recognised

by the signatory Powers and which have treaty relations with China shall be invited

to adhere to the present Treaty. To this end the Government of the United States

will make the necessary communications to non-signatory Powers and will inform the

contracting Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become

effective on receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The present treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the other con-

tracting Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington, the sixth day of February, one thousand

nine hundred and twenty-two.

THE BOARD OF REFERENCE

The following resolution was adopted as a supplement to the general Far

Eastern Treaty :

The United States of A.merica, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to provide a procedure for dealing with questions that may arise in

connection with the execution of the provisions or Articles III. and V. of the Treaty

to be signed at Washington on February 6th, 1922, with reference to their general

policy, designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East, to safeguard the rights and

interests of, China, and to promote interest between China and the other Powers

upon the basis of equality of opportunity;

Resolve, That there shall be established in China a Board of Reference to

which any questions arising in connection with the execution of the aforesaid articles

may be referred for investigation and report.

Th,e special conference, provided in Article , .II. of the treaty to be signed at

Washington on February 6th, 1922, with reference to the Chinese Customs Tariff

shall formulate for the approval of the Powers, concerned a detaile4 plan for the

constitution of the Board.

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TREATY ON THE CHINESE TARIFF

The treaty relative to the Chinese Tariff and cognate matters reads:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

With a view to increasing the revenues of the Chinese Government have

resolved to conclude a treaty relating to the revision of the Chinese Customs Tariff

and cognate matters, and to that end have appointed as their plenipotentiaries

(Here follows the names of the plenipotentiaries), who. hating communicated to each

•other their' full posters, found to he in good and due form, have agreed as follows

Article I.

The representatives of the contracting Powers having adopted, on the 4th day of

February, 1922, in the City of Washington, a resolution, which is appended as an

annex to this article, with respect to the revision of Chinese customs duties for the

purpose of making such duties equivalent to an effective 5 per cent., ad valorem, in

accordance with existing treaties concluded by China with other nations, the con-

tracting Powers hereby confirm the said resolution and undertake to accept the

tariff rates fixed as a result of such revision. The said tariff rates shall become

effective as soon as possible; but not earlier than two months after publication

thereof.

Annex

With a view to providing additional revenue to meet the needs of the Chinese

Government, the Powers represented at this Conference, namely, the United States of

America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands

and Portugal, agree:

That the Customs schedule of duties on imporis into China, adopted by the

Tariff Revision Commission at Shanghai on Deoembt I9th, 1918, shall forthwith be

revised so that rates of duty shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective, as provided '

for in the several commercial treaties to which China is a party.

A Revision Commission shall meet at Shanghai at the earliest practicable date

to effect this revision forthwith and on the general lines of the last revision.

This Commission shall be composed of representatives of the Powers above

named and of representatives of any additional Powers, having governments at

present recognized by the Powers represented at this Conference and who have

treaties with China providing for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed , 5

per ‘cent, ad valorem and who desire to participate therein.

The revision shall proceed, as rapidly as possible with a view to its completion;

within four months from the date of the adoption of this resolution by the Con-

ference on the Limitation of Armaments and Pacific and Far Eastern Questions.

The revised tariff shall become effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than

two months after its publication by the Revision Commission.

The Government of the United States, as convener of the present Conference, is.

requested forthwith to communicate the terms of this resolution to the Government®

of Powers not represented at this1 Conference but who participated in the revision of

1918 aforesaid.

Article II.

Immediate steps shall be taken through a special conference to prepare the way

for the speedy abolition of likin and for the fulfilment of the other conditions laid

down in Article VIII. of the treaty of September 5th, 1902, between Great Britain and

China; in Article IV. and V. of the treaty of October 8th, 1908, between the United

States and China ; and in Article I. of the supplementary treaty of October 8th, 1903,

between Japan and Chinaj with & view to levying the surtaxes provided for In the^e!

Articles. ciivm

42 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

The special Conference shall be composed of representatives of the signatory

Powers, and of such other Powers as may desire to participate and may adhere to

the present treaty, io accord with the provisions ofArticle YIII., in sufficient time to-

allow their representatives to take part. It shall meet in China within three months

after the coming into force of the presbnt treaty on a day and at a place to be

designated by the Cliinese Government.

Article III.

The special conference provided for in Article II. shall consider the interim

pro vision to be applied prior to the abolition of likin and the fulfilment of the other

conditions laid down in the articles of the treaties mentioned in Article it; and it

shall authorize the levying of a surtax on dutiable imports as from such date, for

such purposes and subject to such conditions as it may determine.

The surtax -shall be at a uniform rate of per centum ad valorem, provided

that in case of certain articles of luxury which, in the opinion of the special Conference,

can bear a greater increase without unduly impeding trade, the total surtax may be

ncreased, but may not exceed 5 per centum ad valorem.

Article IV.

Following the immediate revision of the Customs schedule of duties on imports

into China mentioned in Article I., there shall be a further revision thereof, to take

effect at the expiration of four years following the completion of the aforesaid im-

mediate revision, in order to insure that the Customs duties shall correspond to the

ad valorem rates fixed by the special Conference provided in Article II.

Following this further revision there shall be for the same purpose : periodical

revisions of the Customs schedule of duties of imports into China every seven years,

in Ueu of the decennial revision authorized by existing treaties with China.

In order to prevent delay, any revision made in pursuance of this Article shall

be effected in accord with rules to be prescribed by the special Conference provided;

for in Article II.

Article V.

In all matters relating to Customs duties there shall be effective equality of treat-

ment and of opportunity for all the contracting Powers.

Article VI.

The principle of uniformity in the rates of Customs duties levied at all the land

and maritime frontiers of China is hereby recognised. The special Conference

provided for in Article II. shall make arrangements to give practical effect to this

principle, and it is authorised to make equitable adjustments in those cases in which

a Customs privilege to be abolished was granted in return for some local economic

advantage.

In the meantime, any increase in the rates of Customs duties resulting from

tariff revision or any surtax hereafter imposed in pursuance of the present Treaty

shall be levied at a uniform rate ad valorem at all land and maritime frontiers of

China.

Article VII.

The charge for transit passes shall heat the rate of 2k per centum ad valorem

until the arrangements provided for by Article II. come into force.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty, whose Governments are at present

recognised by the signatory Powers and whose present treaties with China provide

for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5 per centum ad valorem, shall be-

invited to adhere to the present Treaty.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 43

The Government of the United States undertakes to make the necessary com-

munications for this purpose and to inform the Governments of the contracting

Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become effective on

receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The provisions of the present Treaty shall override all stipulations of treaties

between China and the respective contracting Powers which are inconsistent there-

with, other than stipulations according most-favoured-nation treatment.

Article X.

The present Treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accord with

their respective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the. conti-acting

Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present Treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington the sixth day of February, one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-two.

 GENERAL REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH

TRADE IS TO BE CONDUCTED IN SIAM

Art. I.—The master of any English ship coming to Bangkok to trade musty

either before or after entering the river, as may be found convenient, report the-

arrival of his vessel at the Custom-house at Paknam, together with the number of

his crew and guns, and thp port from whence he copies. Upon anchoring his vessel

at Paknam, he will deliver into the custody of the Custom-house officers all his guns-

and ammunition; and a Custom-house officer will 'then be appointed to the vessel,

and will proceed in her to Bangkok.

Art. II.—A vessel passing Paknam without discharging her guns and ammuni-

tion as directed in the foregoing regulation will be sent back to Paknam to comply

with its provisions, and will be fined eight hundred ticals for having so disobeyed.

After delivery of her guns and ammunition she will be permitted to return to

Bangkok to trade.

Art. III.—When a Bi-itish vessel shall hate cast anchor at Bangkok, the master,

unless a Sunday should intervene, will within four and twenty hours after arrival

ppopeed to the British Consulate;, and deposit there his ship’s papers, bills of lading,

ef;c., together with a trpe manifest .of his impprt cargo ; and upon the Consuls

reporting these particulars to the Q.ustom-kopse permission to break bulk will at once

be given by the latter.

For neglecting so to report his arrival or for presenting a false manifest, the

master will subject himself, in each instance, to a penalty of four hundred ticals ; but

he will be allowed to correct, within twenty-four hours after delivery of it to the

Consul, any mistake he may discover in his manifest, without incurring the above-

mentioned penalty.

Art. IV.—A British vessel breaking bulk, and commencing to discharge, before

due permission shall be obtained, or smuggling, either when in the river or outside-

the bar, shall be subject to the penalty of eight hundred ticals and confiscation of

the goods so smuggled or discharged.

Art. V.—As soon as a British vessel shall have discharged her cargo and

completed her outward lading, paid all her duties and delivered a. true manifest of

her outward cargo to the British Consul, a Siamese port-clearance shall be granted

her on application from the Consul, who in the absence of any legal impediment to

her departure, will then return to the master his ship’s papers, and allow the vessel

to leave. A Custom-house officer will accompany the vessel to Paknam; and on

arriving there she will be inspected by the Custom-house officers of that station, and

will receive from them the guns and ammunition previously delivered into their

charge. The above regulations, numbered from 1 to 5, are obligatory under the

Treaty concluded between Great Britain and Siam; those which follow, numbered

from 6 to 14, are equally to be observed by masters of British vessels and their crews.

Art. VI.—Masters of British vessels, when reporting their arrival at Her Majesty’s

Consulate at the port of Bangkok, as directed by the fourth regulation above quoted,

shall notify in writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of

the registered crew.

Notice must likewise be given of the number and names of persons, who, as

passengers or in any other capacity (seamen borne on the muster-roll excepted), in-

tend to leave Siam in a British vessel.

Art. VII.—Seamen, lascars, and others belonging to British vessels in the port

are strictly prohibited to wear side knives and other weapons while on shore.

Art. VIII.—Should any seaman or apprentice absent himself without leave, the

master will report his absence, if such exceeds twenty-four hours, at the Consulate

offices.

Art. IX.—Any British subject who entices a seaman or apprentice to desert,

incurs, according to the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, paragraph 257, a penalty not

 TARIFF OF DUTIES—SIAM 45f

esceeding ten pounds; or any such subject who wilfully harbours or secretes a person

deserted from his ship incurs a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, if it be proved

that he had knowledge of his being a deserter.

In default of the payment of such fines, the offender is to be imprisoned in the

Consular gaol for any term not exceeding three months, with or without hard labour.

Art. X.—All cases of death, and especially of sudden death, occurring on board

of British vessels in the port of Bangkok must be immediately reported at the

Consulate.

Art. XI.—The discharge of guns from vessels anchored in the port of Bangkok,

without notice having1 been previously given, and permission obtained through H.M.

Consul from the proper Siamese authority; is forbidden, under a penalty not exceed-

ing ten pounds.

* Art. XII.—It is strictly prohibited to shoot birds within the precincts of the

Wats or Temples, either in Bangkok or elsewhere within the Siamese dominions, or to

injure or damage any of the statues or figures, the trees or shrubs in such localities of

Siamese worship; any British subject or seaman of a British vessel guilty of such an act

renders himself liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, or in default thereof

to an imprisonment ip the Consular gaol for a period of not more than one month.

Art. XIII.—When a vessel under the British flag is ready to leaye the port of

Bangkok, the master will give notice at the Consulate office, and hoist a blue peter

twenty-four hours before departure, which is to fly until she breaks anchorage.

Art. XIV.—Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent to the issue

of the Siamese port clearance, as directed by the fifth regulation above quoted, the

master, as in a case of smuggling, subjects himself to a penalty of 800 ticals (equal

to =0100), and goods so taken or discharged will be liable to confiscation.

Art. XV.—Every fine or penalty levied under these regulations is (if not paid

in sterling money) at the rate of eight ticals Siamese currency for one pound.

Tariff of Export and Inland Duties to be levied on Articles of Trade

I.—The undermentioned Articles shall be entirely free from Inland or other

taxes, on production of transit pass, and shall pay Export Duty as follows:—

2 Gamboge

TtCAL S along

.10 6 00 Fuang00 Hun 0 per picul

Rhinoceros’

Cardamons, horns

best.. .60

.14 00 00 00

67 Cardamons,

Dried mussels bastard 61 00 00 00

Pelicans’

89 Krachi quills

Betel nut,wood

dried ..: 21 02 00 00

. 06 20 00 0

1011 Sharks’

1213 Sharks’

i.nkkraban

fins, white

fins,seed

black _i 30 02 00 000

Peacocks’tails

14 Buffalo and cow .100 002 0 03 perper100picultails

Rhinoceros’

1617 Turtle

Hide cuttings hidesbones . 00 10 O0 00

1819 Soft shell

ditto . 11 00 • 00 00

Beche-de-mer

2021 Fish .3 0 0 0

Birds’maws

22 .Dutch nests,feathers

Kingfishers’ uncleaned ... .320 per cent.0

6 o

0

0

0

00 per per 100

Beyohe seedseed('Nur Vomica) .. .600 2

22 0

0 00 picul

Pungtarai

Gum Benjamin ..4 0 0

00

Angrai

Agilla bark

wood .,. 02 020 00 000

Ray skins . 3 00

3130 Soft,

Old deers’ hornsditto '

or young . 100 per 1 0

46 TARIFF OF DUTIES—SIAM

3233 DeerDeer hides,

hides, fine — TJCAL83 SiLUNG' luANG Hun

3435 Deer sinews common

...... 4 006 00

0

0 put 100 hides

Buffalo andbones

3637 Elephants’ cow hides 1 0 00

3839 Tigers’

Buffalo bones

horns 51001

0 0

40 Elephants’

Tigers’ skinhides 00 110O'O per skin

4142 Armadillo

Sticklac skins ...,, 4

11 0 0 per picul

444345 Dried

Hemp

Dried Fish, Plaheng t 1 212 000 00 „„

Fish, Plusalit 012 02 0l 080 „„

474648 Mangrove

Sapanwood

Stilt meat bark 03 012 000 00 „„

49 Rosewood

5150 RiceEbony 41 41 00 00 per „koyao

II. —Tlie undermentioned Articles being subject to the Inl

lierein named, and which shall not be increased, shall be exempt from export duty:—

5253 Sugar, White Tical00 Salun 21 Fuang 00 Hun 00 . per picnl

5455 Paper.„ Red

Cotton, clean and uncleaned 101 per cent.0

66 Salt Beansfish.

andPlat

Peas:.. , 1 twelfth0 00 '0Op. 1,000 fish

585957 Dried Prawns one ,,

6061 Tilsqed

Silk, raw

Bees’ wax one „fifteenth

636462 Tobacco

Tawool

Salt 611 0

20

0

00

00 per

Op. per picul

1,000koyan

bdles.

III. —All goods or produce Unenumerated in this Tariff s

Duty, and shall only be subject to one Inland Tax or Transit Duty, not exceeding

the rate now paid.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, March 10th, 1909

Ratifications Exchanged at London, July 9th, 1909

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

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

King of Siam, being desirous of settling various questions which have arisen affect-

ing their respective dominions, have decided to conclude a Treaty, and have appointed

for this purpose as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ralph Paget, Esq., his Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, etc.; His Majesty the King of Siam, His

Royal Highness Prince Devawongse Yaroprakar, Minister for Foreign Affairs, etc.;

who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

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

ing Articles:—

Art. I.—The Siamese Government transfers to the British Government all

rights of suzerainty,, protection, administration, and control whatsoever which they

possess over the States of Kelantan, Trengganu, Kedah, Perlis, and adjacent islands.

The frontiers of these territories are defined by the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM 4T

Art. II.—Tlie transfer provided for in the preceding Article shall, take place

within thirty days after the ratification of this Treaty.

Art. III.—A mixed Commission, composed of Siamese and British officers, shall

be appointed within six months after the date of ratification of this Tj-eaty, and shall

be charged with the delimitation or the new frontier. The work of the Commission,

shall be commenced as soon as the season permits, and shall be carried out in

accordance with the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

Subjects of His Majesty the King of Siam residing within the territory de-

scribed in Article I. who desire tb preserve their Siamese nationality will, during the-

period of six months after the ratification of the present treaty, be allowed to do so

if they become domiciled in the .Siamese dominions. His Britannic Majesty’s

Government undertake that they shall be at liberty to retain their immovable-

property within the territory described in Article I.

It is understood that in acpordance with the usual custom where a change of

suzerainty takes place any Concessions within the territories described in Article 1.

hereof to individuals or companies, granted by or with the approval of the Siamese

Government, and recognized by them as still in force on the date of the signature of

the Treaty, will be recognized by the Government of His Britannic Majesty.

Art. IV.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government undertake that the Government

of the Federated Malay States shall assume the indebtedness to the Siamese Govern-

ment of the territories described in Article I.

Art. V.—The jurisdiction of the Siamese International Courts, established by

Article VIII. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883, shall, under the conditions

defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol annexed hereto, be extended to all British sub-

jects in Siam registered at the British Consulates before the date of the present Treaty.

This system shall come to an end and the jurisdiction of the International

Courts shall be transferred to the ordinary Siamese Cpnrts after the promulgation

and the coming into forqe of the Siamese codes, namely, the Penal Code, the Civil

and Commercial Codes, the Codes of Procedure, and the Law for organization of

Cou»ts.

All other British subjects in Siam shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the

ordinary Siamese Courts under the conditions defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol.

Art. VI.—British subjects shall enjoy throughout the whole extent of Siam the

rights and privileges enjoyed by the natives of the country, notably the right of

property, the right of residence and travel.

They and their property shall be subject to all taxes and services, but these

shall not be other or higher than the taxes and services which are or may be imposed

by law on Siamese subjects. It is particularly understood that the limitation in the

Agreement of the 20th September, 1900, by which the taxation of land shall not

exceed that on similar land in Lower Burmah, is hereby removed.

British subjects in Siam shall be exempt from all military service, either in the

army or navy, and from all forced loans or military exactions or contributions.

Art. VII.—The provisions of all Treaties, Agreements, and Conventions between

Great Britain and Siam, not modified by the present Treaty, remain in full force.

Art. VIII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified within four months from its date-

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, in the year 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ „ Devawongse Varopbakab.

Annex 1

Boundary Protocol Annexed to the Treaty

The frontiers between the territories of His Majesty, the King of Siam and thn

territory oyer which his suzerain rights have by the present Treaty been transferred

to His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland are as follows:—

48 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

'Commencing From the tilost seaward point of the northern bank of the estnarv

of the Perlis River and thence north to the range of hills which is the watershed

between the Perlis River on the one side and the Pujoh River on the other; then

following the watershed formed by the said rhnge of hills until it Teaches the main

watershed or dividing line between those rivers which flow into the Gulf of Siam on

the One side and into the Indian Ocean on the other; following this main watershed

so as to pass the sources of the Sungei Patani, Sungei Telubin, and Suugei Perak,

to a point which is the source of the Sungei Pergau; then leaving the main watershed

and going along the watershed separating the waters Of the Sungei Pergau from

the Sungei Telubin, to the hill called Bukit Jeli oT the source of the in i n stream of

the Sungei Golok. Thence the frontier follows the thalweg of the main stream of

the Sungei Golok to the sea at a place ca’led Kuala Tabar.

This line will leave the valleys of the Sungei Patani, Sungei Telubin, and Sungei

Taujung Mas'and the valley on the left or west bank of the Golok to Siam and the

whole valley ot the Perak River and the valley on the right or east bank of the

Golok to Great Britain.

Subjects of each of the parties may navigate the whole of the waters of the

Sungei Golok and its affluents.

The island known as Pulo Langkawi, together with all the islets south of mid-

channel between Terutau and Langkawi and all the islands south of Langkawi shall

become British. Terutau and the islets to the north mid-channel shall remain

to Siam.

With regard to the islands close to the west coaSt, those lying to the north of

the parallel of latitude where the most seaward point of the north bank of the

Perlis River touches the sea shall remain to Siam, and those lying to the south of

that parallel shall become British.

AH islands adjaceht to the eastern States of Kelantan and Trengganu, south of

a parallel of latitude drawn from the point where the Sungei Golok reaches the coast

at a place called Kuala Tabar shall be transferred to Great Britain, and all islands

to the north of that parallel shall remain to Siam.

A rough sketch of the boundary herein described is annexed hereto.

2. The above-described boundary shall be regarded as filial, both by the Govern-

ments of His Britannic Majesty and that of Siam, and they mutually undertake that,

so far as the boundary effects any alteration of the existing boundaries of any State

or province, no claim for compensation on the ground of any such alteration made

by any State or province so affected shall be entertained or supported by either.

3. It shall be the duty of the Boundary Commission, provided for in Article III

of the Treaty of this date, to determine and eventually mark out the frontiev above

described.

If during the opeTatidns of delimitation it should appear desirable to depart

from the frontier as laid down herein, such rectification shall not under any

circumstance be made to the prejudice of the Siamese Government.

In witness Whe'rebf the Respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909..

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

,, Devawongse Vakoprakar.

Annex 2

Protocol concerning the JurLidiction applicable in the Kingdom of Siam to British

Subjects and annexed to the Treaty dated March 10, 1909.

Sec. 1.—International Courts shall be established at such places as may seem

desirable in the interests of the good administration of justice; the selection of these

places shall form the subject of an understanding between the British Minister at

Bangkok and the Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM i'J

Sec. 2.—The jurisdiction of the International Courts shall extend—

1, In qivil matters: To all civil and commercial matters to which British subjects

ftdiall be parties.

2. In penal matters: To breaches of law of every kind, whether committed

by British subjects or to their injury.

Sec. 3.—The right of evocation in the International Courts shall be exercised

an accordance with the provisions of Article VTII. of the Treatv of the 3rd September,

1883.

The right of evocation shall cease to be exercised in all matters coming within

the scope of codes or laws regularly promulgated as soon as the text of such codes or

laws shall have been communicated to the British Legation in Bangkok. There shall

lie an understanding between the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the British

^Legation at Bangkok for the disposal of cases pending at the time that the said

)*codes and laws are communicated.

Sec. 4.-—In all cases, whether in the International Courts or in the ordinary

Siamese Courts in which a British subject is defendant or accused, a European legal

^adviser shall sit in the Court of First Instance.

Jn cases in which a British born or naturalized subject not of Asiatic descent

may be a party, a European adviser shall sit as a Judge in the Court of First

Instance, and where such British subject is defendant or accused the opinion of the

adviser shall prevail.

A British subject who is in the position of defendant or accused in any case

•arising in the provinces may apply for a change of venue, and should the Court

•consider such, change desirable the trial shall take place either at Bangkok or before

The Judge in whose Court, the ease wpuld be tried at Bangkok- Notice of any such

application shall be given to the British Consular officer.

Sec. 5.—Article IX. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883, is repealed.

Appeals against the decisions of the International Courts of First Instance shall

be adjudged by the Siamese Court of Appeal at Bangkok. Notice of all such

appeals shall be communicated to His Britannic Majesty’s Consul, who shall have

the right to.give a written opinion upon the case to be annexed to the record.

The judgment on an appeal from either the International Courts or the ordinary

“Siamese Courts shall bear the signature of two Eux-opean Judges.

Sec. 6.—An appeal on a question of law shall lie from the Court of Appeal at

Bangkok to the Supreme or Dika Court.

Sec. 7.—No plea of want of jurisdiction based on the rules prescribed by the

present Treaty shall be advanced iii any Court after a defence on the main issue has

been offered.

Sec. 8.—In order to prevent difficulties which may arise in future from the

transfer of jurisdiction contemplated by the presentTreaty and Protocol, it is agreed:—

(a.) All cases in which action shall be taken subsequently to the date of the

'ratification of this Treaty shall be entered and decided in the competent International

or Siamese Court, whether, the cause of action arose before or after the date of

'ratification. •

(b.) All cases pending in His Britannic Majesty ’s Courts in Siam on the date of

41x6 ratification of this Treaty shall take their usual course in such Courts and in any

Appeal Court until such cases have been finally disposed of, and the jurisdiction erf

His Britannic Majesty’s Courts shall remain in full force for this purpose.

The execution of the judgment rendered in any such pending case shall be carried

•out by the International Courts.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

^Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day 6f March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

Devawongse VaroEeakar.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Annex 3

Mr. Paget to Prince Devawongse

M. ie Ministre, March 10, 1909.

In view of the position of British possessions in the Malay Peninsula and of the

contiguity of the Siamese Malay provinces with Britishrprotected territory, His

Majesty’s Government are desirous of receiving an assurance that the Siamese

Government will not permit any danger to arise to British intetests through the use

of any portion of the Siamese dominions in the peninsula for military or naval

purposes by foreign Powers.

His Majesty’s Government would therefore request that the Siamese Govern-

ment shall not cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any

territory situated in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the

Monthon Rajaburi, or in atty of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that

within the limits above mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to

build or own any construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours,

the occupation of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a

strategic point of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or Company.

Since this assurance is desired as a matter of political expediency only, the-

phrase “coaling station” would not be held to include such small deposits of coal a»

may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping engaged in the Malay

Peninsula coasting trade.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your note of this date, in which

you express the desire of your Government that the Siamese Government shall not

cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any territory situated

in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the Monthon Rajaburi

or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that withiu the limits

above-mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to build or own any

construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours, the occupation

of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a strategic point

of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or company.

In reply, I beg to say that the Siamese Government gives its assurance to the

above effect, taking note that the phrase “coaling station” shall not include such

small deposits of coal as may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping

engaged in the Malay Peninsula coasting trade.

(Signed) Devawongse Varopkakar.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

With reference to the provision contained in Article IV. of the Jurisdiction!

Protocol to the effect that in all cases in which a British subject is defendant or

accused a European adviser shall sit in Court, I would express the hope, on behalf of

His Majesty’s Government, that His Britannic Majesty’s Government will be prepared

in due course to consider the question of a modification of or release from thi&

guarantee when it shall be no longer needed; and, moreover, that in any negotiations

ia connection with such a modification or release the matter may be treated upon its

merits alone, and not as a consideration for which some other return should be expected-

The Siamese Government appreciates that a Treaty like the one signed to-day

marks an advance in the administration of justice in the kingdom. The conclusion

of such a Treaty is in itself a sign of progress. It is the intention of the Siamese

Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of justice which it

has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some time.

In this connection I take pleasure in acknowledging the contribution which Mr,

J. Stewart Black has made to this work.

 TEEATY BETWEEN UNITED KINGDOM AND SIAM 51

I wish also to say that provision will he made for the treatment of European

i prisoners according to the standard usual for such prisoners in Burmah and the

j Straits Settlements.

(Signed) Devawongse Varoprakar.

Mr. Paget to Prince Devawongse

M. le Ministre, March 10, 1909.

With reference to the guarantee contained in the first paragraph ot Article IY. of

the Jurisdiction Protocol, I have the honour to state that His Majesty’s Government

! will be prepared in due course to consider the question of modification of or release

i from this guarantee when it shall no’longer be needed. His Majesty’s Government

t are also willing that in any negotiations in connection with such a modification or

i release the matter shall be treated upon its merits alone, and not as a consideration

i for which some other return shall be expected.

His Majesty’s Government learn with much satisfaction that it is the intention

uof the Siamese Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of

i justice which it has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some

i time; and I may assure your Royal Highness that it will be the aim of His Majesty’s

i Government in every manner to second the eftorts of His Siamese Majesty’s Govern-

ment in this direction.

I wish also to say that the International Courts referred to in Section 1 of the

.Protocol on Jurisdiction annexed to the Treaty signed to-day need not necessarily be

Courts specially organized for this purpose. Provincial (“Monthon”) Courts or

District (“ Muang”) Courts may constitute International Courts, according as British

-subjects may be established in greater or less number within the jurisdiction of those

•Courts. The fact that an ordinary Court is designated as an International Court will

have as a consequence the introduction into that ordinary Court of all the provisions

.relating to International Courts secured by the Protocol on Jurisdiction.

(Signed) Ralph Paget.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND

SIAM RESPECTING THE RENDITION OE FUGITIVE

CRIMINALS BETWEEN THE STATE OF

NORTH BORNEO AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, September 18th, 1918

The Government of His Britannic Majesty and the Government of His Siamese

Majesty, being desirous of regulating the rendition of fugitive criminals between

the State of North Borneo under the protection of His Britannic Majesty and the

territories of His Majesty the King of Siam, hereby agree as follows: —

Art. I.—The provisions of the Extradition Treaty between His Britannic

Majesty and His Majesty the King of Siam, signed at Bangkok on the 4th day of

March, 1911, shall be deemed to apply, so far as local circumstances permit, to the

rendition of fugitive criminals between the territories of His Majesty the King of

Siam and the State of North Borneo.

Art. II.—In pursuance of the provisions of Article 3 of the said Extradition Treaty

there shall reciprocally be no obligation on the part of the State of North Borneo to

eurreuder to Siam any person who is a subject of that State or a British subject.

Done in duplicate at Bangkok, the 18th day of September, in the year 1913 of

i Christ,, and in the year 2456 of Buddha.

[l.s.] Arthur Peel.

„ Devawongse Varoprakar.

 GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

DECLARATION SIGNED BY GREAT BRITAIN AND

FRANCE RESPECTING SPHERES OE INFLUENCE

Signed at London, 15th January, 1896

The undersigned, duly,authorised by their respective''Governments, have.signedi

the following Declaration :—

I. —The Governments of Great Britain and France engag

neither of them will, without the consent of the other, in any case, or under any

pretext, advance their armed forces into the region which is comprised in the basins-

of the Petcha Bouri, Meiklong, Menam, and Bang Pa Kong (Petriou) rivers and ,

their respective- tributaries, together with the extent of coast from Muong' Bang

Tapan to Muong Pase, the basins of the rivers on which those two places are-

situated, and the basins of the other rivers, the estuaries of which are included in

that coast; and including also the territory lying to the north of the basin of the-

Menam and situated between the Anglo-Siamese frontier, the Mekong River, and

the Eastern watershed of the Me Ing. They further engage not to acquire within

this region any special privilege or advantage which shall not be enjoyed in common

by, or equally open to, Great Britain and France and their nationals and dependents.

These stipulations, however, shall not be interpreted as derogating from the special

clauses which, in virtue of the Treaty concluded on Oct. 3, 1893, between France

and Siam, apply to a zone of 25 kilom. on the right bank of the Mekong and to the-

navigation of that river.

II. —Nothing in the foregoing clause, shall , hinder an

two Powers may agree and which they shall think necessary in ordier to uphold

the independence of the Kingdom of Slam. But they engage not to enter into

any separate agreement .permitting a third Power to take any action from which

they are bound by the present declaration themselves to abstain.

III. —From the mouth of the Nam Huok northwar

frontier the thalweg of the Mekong, shall form the limit of the possessions or

spheres of influence of Great Britain and France. It is agreed that the nationals

and dependents of each of the two countries shall hot exercise any jurisdiction or

authority within the possessions of sphere of influence of the other.

The police

the British shoreof bytheaislands

branch inof the

thisriver,

part shall,

of thesoriver,

long aswhich

they are separated

are thus from

separated,

lie entrusted ,to the French authorities. The fishery shall be open to th®

inhabitants of both banks.

iy.—The two Governments agree that all commercial and other privileges and

advantages conceded in the two Chinese provinces, of Yunnan and Szechuen either

toof Great

MarchBritain

1, 1894,or and

France,

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theirallrespective

privileges Conventions with, ofChina

and advantages any

nature which may in the future be conceded in these two Chinese provinces, either

to Great Britain or France, shall* as far as rests with them, be extended and

rendered common to both Powers and to their nationals and dependents, and they

engage to use their influence and good offices with the Chinese Government for

this purpose.

TREATY PORTS, PORTS OP CALL, AND PLACES OPEN

TO FOREIGN TRADE IN THE EAR EAST

E.O. signifies “ effectively i>peued.”]

".n Ul ,ui v.t t- i ,71'ql,V nh„inri:£

I.—CHINA

(a) Treaty ports and places opened by China to foreign trade: —

Aigun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, ]9 )7).

Ajnoy (Nanking), 1842.

Antung (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, May 1, 1906).

Canton (Nanking, 1842).

Changchun (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Changsha (Japanese Treaty of October 8, 1903, E.O. July 1, 1904).

Chefoo (Tentai or Tabgchow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). a

Chinan (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Ching-wang-tao (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Chinijdang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861).

Choutsun (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Chungking (Additional Article, Peking, 1896; Shimonpseki, 1895).

Dairen (Dalny) (by Japan, E.O. September 1, 1906).

Eakumen (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Feng Huang Cheng (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 23,1907).

Foochow (Nanking, 1842).

Hailar (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened. June, 28, 1907),

Hangchow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Hankow (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b.

Harbin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Hun Chun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually Opened, Jtiud 28, 1907).

Ichang (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Kiao-chau.

Kirin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Kiukiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Kiungchow (or Hoihow-in-Hainan) (Tientsin, 1858)'.

Kong Kung Market (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Cohvention, 1894) .

Kongmoon (Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Kowloon, port of entry for Canton.

•Kuang-chouwan (leased to France).

Lappa, port of entry for Cantoti.

Liao Yang (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907),

Lungchow (French Treaty, 1886).

Mandchourie (Manchuli) (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Mengtze (French Treaty, 1886).

Mukden (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, June 1, 1906).

Nanking (French Treaty, 1858, E.O. 1899).

Nanning (Note from Tsung-li Yamen to Sir 0. MacDonald of February 4, 1897,

supplementing Treaty of 1897 modifying Burmah Convention of 1894, E.O.

January 1, 1907).

Newchwang (or Yingkow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). c

Ningpo (Nanking, 1842).

Ninguta (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Pakhoi (or Pei-hai) (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Samshui (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

aI Hankow

Tangchowandis Kiukiang

the pert named

were in the Treaty, but Chefoowith

is the portChinese

actuallyGovernment,

opened.

November,is 1860,

c Yingkow as ports

the port to be.selected,

of Xewchwang. openedbyunder

arrangement

Article X. of thetheTreaty cf Tientsin. in-

:64 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

Sanhsing (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Santuao (or Funin^r) (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Shanghai (Nanking, 1842).

Shashi (ShimonoSeki, 1895).

Sinminting (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. October 10, 1906).

Soochow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Swatow (or Chao-Chow) Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1860). a

Szemao (French Additional Convention, 1895),

Ta-tung-kou (Japanese Treaty, 1903).

Tengyueh (Momein) (Agreement of 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894)

Tiehling (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September IQ, 1906).

Tientsin (Peking, 1860).

Tsi-tsi-har (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Tungchiangtzu (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September .10, 1906).

Weihaiwei.

Wei-hsien (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Wenchow (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wuchow (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

Wuhu (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wusung (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Yochow (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Ports of call

{!.) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers and cargo—

Ho-kou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Luchikou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Nganking (Anking) (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Tatung (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Wu-Sueh (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

{2.) On the Tang-tsze, for passengers—

Hwangchow (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Hwang-tze-kang (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

I-chang b (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Kiang-yin (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

(3.) On the West River, for passenger and cargo—

Do-Sing c d (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Komchuk (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Lo-ting-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Pak-tau-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Shiu-hing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Takhing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

{4.) On the West River, for passengers-—

Fung-chuen (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

How-lik (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kau Kong (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kulow (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Luk Pu (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Luk To (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Mah-ning (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Wing-on (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Yuet Sing (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Yungki (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

a Not

Chao-Chow is the portwith

named in thetheTreaty.

cb Opened

or

to beforconfounded

His passenger

Majesty’s trafficIinchang,

Consul-General January,

prior

Treaty

to1903, byport,

the Viceroy

ratification of Canton, at the suggestion

of Treaty.

d Canton Consulate reported, June 20,

by Customs notification of March 1, 1904. 1904, by telegram that all had been declared open

 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST 55-

IL—COREA

Tt eatj ports:—

Chemulpo (opened 1880 under Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Chinnampo (opened October 1, 1897).

Chungchin (opened April 1, 1908).

Fusan (Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Kansan (May 1, 1899).

Masampo (May 1, 1899).

Mokpo (October J, 1897).

Seoul (Hanyang) (British Treaty, 1883).

Songchin (May 1, 1899).

• Wonsan (or Gensan) (opened 1880 under Japanese Convention, 1879).

Ping-yang (held to be open by Agreement among foreign Representatives

at Seoul, November, 1899).

Yang-wha-chin (opened 1883 under Japanese Convention, 1882).

Yongampo (date of opening not yet fixed).

Wiju (date of opening not yet fixed).

N.B.—At Yongampo and Wiju the Customs opened offices in July, 1906, and

foreign steamers call there without objection on the part of the authorities.

III.—SIAM

Article IV. of the Treaty of April 18, 1855, stipulates that:—

“British subjects are permitted to trade freely in all the seaports of Siam, but

may reside permanently only At Bangkok or within the limits assigned by this

Treaty.”

g At the port

1st December, 1907 of Awomori the following additional goods may he imported from the"

Tinplates, iron tubes, solder.

h At the poi-t

the exception of Muroran

of those prohibitedall byarticles

Articlemay,10 beof, the

imported

Customs afterTariff

the 1st

Raw.'December, 1907, with,

i At the port of Wakamatsu the following goods may be imported:^—

Freshunhulled

Rice, eggs. rice, barley, wheat, oats, Indian corn and beans.

Iron

Pig ore.

iron.

Manure.

And from the 1st December, 1907

Coke, manganese ore, ferro-manganese, and spiegleisen.

j At the Port of Suminoye only the, export of commodities is permitted.

k Opening notified by Decree of Formosan Government, dated August, 1899.

I The1907,

1st July, Portbyof Decree

Kakokoof(orFormosan

Hokkokei), opened with

Government, datedtheMay,

others1907,:

in 1899, was closed from the-

the port in the Pescadores, is the local Chinese name of. the, port in the

m The name in brackets in this case, as in the case of each of ports of Formosa and of

question.

 THE FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

53 and 54 Victokia, Chaptkr 37

An Act to Consolidate the Foreign! Jurisdiction Acts

[4tli August, 1890} '

Whereas by treaty, capitulation grant, usage, sufferance, and other

lawful means, Her Majesty the Queen has jurisdiction within divers

foreign countries, and it.is expedient to consolidate the Acts relating to

the exercise of Her Majesty’s jurisdiction out <>f Her dominions:

Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by

and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,

and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the

authority of tte same, as follows :

•Eieroise

ioriadiction of in 1. —It is and shall he l

foreign country. exercise, and enjoy any jurisdiction which Her Majesty now has or may

at any time hereafter have within a foreign country in the same and as

ample a manner as if Her Majesty had acquired that jurisdiction by the

cession or conquest, ,oUterritory.

2. —Where a .foreign cou

whom Her Majesty the Queen might obtain jurisdiction in the manner

recited by this Act, Her Majesty shall by virtue of this Act have jurisdic-

tion over Her Majesty’s subjects for the time being,resident in or resort-

ing to that country, and that jurisdiction shall be jurisdiction of Her

Majesty in a foreign country within the meaning of the other provisions

of this Act.

Validityin pursu-

done of acts 3. —Every act and thing

ance of jnrisdic- Majesty in a foreign country shall be as valid as if it had behii done

according to the local law then in force in that country.

existence or Majesty’s 4. —(1.) If in any proce

extent ofin juris- dominions or held under the authority of Het Majesty, any

diction

•country- foreit :» question arises as to the existence or extent of any jurisdiction of Her

Majesty in a foreign country, a Secretary of State shall, on the application

of the Court, send to the Court within a reasonable time his decision on

the question, and his decision riiall for the purposes of the proceeding

be final.

(2.) The Court shall send to the Secretary of State, in a document

under the seal of the Court, or signed by a Judge of the Court, questions

framed so as properly to raise the question, and sufficient answers to

those questions shall be Returned by the Secretary of State to the Court,

and those answers shall, on production thereof, be conclusive evidence of

the matters therein contained.

,d 5.—(1.) It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council,

, if she thinks fit, by Order to direct that all or any of the enactments

described in the First Schedule to this Act, or any enactments for the

time being in force amending or substituted for the same, shall extend,

with or without any exceptions, adaptations, or modifications in the

Order mentioned, to any foreign country in which for the time being

Her Majesty has jurisdiction.

 FOKElGiV JUKISDICTION ACT, 1890 57

(2.) Thereupou those enactments .shall, to the extent of that

jurisdiction, operate as if that country were a British possession, and as

if Her Majesty in Council were the Legislature of that possession.

6.—(1.) Where a person is charged with an offence, cognizable by cower to send

a British court in a foreign country, any person having authority derived

from Her Majesty in that behalf may, by warrant, cause the person so trial098es910n

to a Bntisi*

charged to be sent for trial to any British possession for tee time being P -

appointed in that behalf by Order in Council, and upon the arrival of the

person so charged in that British possession, such criminal court of that

possession as is authorised in that behalf by Order in Council, or, if no

court is so authorised, the supreme criminal court of that possession may

pause him to be kept in safe and proper custody, and so soon as con-

veniently may bp may inquire of, try, and determine the offence, and on

conviction punish, the offender according to the laws in force in that

behalf within that possession in the same manner as if the offence had

been committed within the jurisdiction of that criminal court.

Provided that—

(a.) A person so charged may, before being so sent for. trial,

tender for examination to a British court in the foreigti country

where the offence is alleged to have been committed any

competent witness whose evidence he deems material for his

defence and whom he alleges himself unable to produce at the

trial in the British possession:

(b.) In such case 1 the British court in the foreign country shall

proceed in the examination and cross-examination of the witness

as though he bad been tendered at a trial before that court, and

shall cause the evidence so taken to be reduced into writing,

and shall transmit to the criminal court of the British possession

by which the person charged is to be tried a copy of the evidence,

certified as correct under the seal of the court before which the

evidence was taken, or the signature of a judge of that court:

(c.) Thereupon the court of the British possession before which the

trial takes place shall allow so much of the evidence so taken as

would have been admissible according to the law and practice

of that court, had the witness been produced and examined at

the trial, to be read, and received as legal evidence at the trial:

(d.) The court of the British possession shall admit and give effect

to the law by which the alleged offender would have been tried

by the British court in the foreign country in which his offence

is alleged to have been committed, as far as that law relates to

the .criminality, of, thp,, act alleged to have .^eon-committed, or

the nature or degree of the. offence, or the punishment thpreof,

if the law differs in those respects from the law in force in that

British possession.

(2.) Nothing in this section shall alter or repeal any law, statute, or

usage by virtue of which any offence committed out of Her Majesty’s

dominions may, irrespectively of this Act, be inquired of, tried, determined

and punished within Her Majesty’s dominions, or any part thereof.

7. Where an offender convicted before a British court in a foreign provision as to

country has been sentenced by that court to suffer death, penal servitude, ^ent of person*

imprisonment, or any other punishment, the sentence shall be carried convicted,

into effect in such place as may be directed by Order in Council or be

determined in accordance with directions given by Order in Council, and

the conviction and sentence shall be of the same force in the place in

which the sentence is so carried into effect as if the conviction had been

made and the sentence passed by a competent court in thaf place.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

Validity of0rder

acts 8. Where, by Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act, any

toComictf deportation

British courtof inanya person

foreign from

country

thatiscountry,

authorised that toremoval

order the removal or

or deportation,

and any detention for the purposes thereof, according to the provisions

of the Order in Council, shall be as lawful as if the order of the

court were to have effect wholly within that country.

Power to aasign 9. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council, by

WrituhOourtain

eases within held Order,under

to assign to of confer

the authority of HeronMajesty,

any court anyin,any Britishcivil

jurisdiction, possession, or

or criminal,

jurisdiction .Act. tooriginal or appellate, which may lawfully by Order

or conferred on any British court in any foreign country, and to in Council be assigned

make such provisions and regulations as to Her Majesty in Council seein

meet respecting the exercise of the jurisdiction so assigned or conferred,

and respecting the enforcement and execution of the judgments, decrees,

orders, and sentehces of any such court, and respecting appeals therefrom.

Power to amend or var10. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to revoke

Council'" y any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act.

Laying before 11. Every Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall be

laid before both Houses of Parliament forthwith after it is made, if

orders

Counciiin meat Parliament

of the bethenthennextinsession

session,ofand if not, forthwith

Parliament, and shallafter

havetheeffect

commence-

as if it

were enacted in this Act.

in what cases 12.—(1.) If any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act as

Cmmcii'void ofrespects

repugnancy. any Actanyofforeign

Parliamentcountryextending

is in anytorespect Her repugnant

Majesty’s tosubjects

the provisions

in that

country, or repugnant to any order or regulation made under the authority

of any such Act of Parliament, or having in that country the force and

effect of any such Act, it shall be read subject to that Act, order, or

regulation, and shall, to the extent of such repugnancy, but not otherwise,

be void.

(2.) An Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall not be,

or be deemed to have been, void on the ground of repugnancy to the

law of England unless it is repugnant to the provisions of some such

Act of Parliament, order, or regulation as aforesaid.

Provisions

protection offor person13.—(1.)

for anyAn actaction,done suit,

in prosecution,

pursuance oror execution proceeding oragainst any

intended

acting'under

1 8 1 0 execution

r er n of this Act, or of any enactment repealed by this Act, or of any

tion'icts " * ' ’ ^Majesty

^ i asCouncil made under

is mentioned in thisthisAct,Act,or orin ofrespect

any such jurisdiction

of any of Her

alleged neglect

or default in the execution of this Act, or of any such enactment, Order

in Council, or jurisdiction as aforesaid, shall not lie or be instituted :

(a.) in any coilrt within Her Majesty’s dominions, unless it is

commenced within six months next after the act, neglect, or

default complained of, or in case of a continuance of injury or

damage within six months next after the ceasing thereof, or

where the cause of action arose out of Her Majesty’s dominions

within six months after the parties to the action, suit, prosecu-

tion, or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the

court in which the same is instituted ; nor

(b.) in any of Her Majesty’s courts without Her Majesty5s dominions

unless the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of that

court, and the action is commenced within six months next

after the act, neglect or default complained of, or, in case

of a continuance of injury, or damage, within six months next

after the ceasing thereof.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

(2.)—In any such action, suit, or proceeding, tender of amends before

the same was commenced may be pleaded in lieu of or in addition to any

other plea. If the action, suit, or proceeding was commenced after such

tender, or is proceeded with after payment into court of any money in

satisfaction of the plaintiff’s claim, and the plaintiff does not recover

more than the sum tendered or paid, he shall not recover any costs

incurred after such tender or payment, and the defendant shall be entitled

to costs, to be taxed as between solicitor and client, as from the time of

such tender or payment; but this provision shall not affect costs on any

injunction in the action, suit, or ^proceeding.

14. —It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to

make any law that may seem meet for the government of Her Majesty’s “^EaiteroseMn9

subjects being in any vessel at a distance of not more than one hundred '

miles from the coast of China or of Japan, as fully and effectual as any

such law might be made by Her Majesty in Council for the Government

of Her Majesty’s subjects being in China or in Japan.

15. —Where any Order in Council made in pursuance l IJ e c t 8ofofIndia

this2 Act

extends to persons enjoying Her Majesty’s protection, that expression prnnc i n c e98 '

shall include all subjects of the several Princes and States in India. '

16. —In this Act,—

The expression “ foreign country ” means any country or place out 0efinitiong

of Her Majesty’s dominions :

The expression “ British court in a foreign country ” means any

British court having jurisdiction out of Her Majesty’s dominions

in pursuance of an Order in Council whether made under any

Act or otherwise:

The expression “jurisdiction” includes power.

17. —The Acts mentioned in the Second Schedule to this Act may

be revoked or varied by Her Majesty by Order in Council. Second SchedoiT

18. —The Acts mentioned in the Third Schedule to this Act are

hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that schedule

mentioned: Provided that,—

(1) Any Order in Council, commission, or instructions made or

issued in pursuance of any enactment repealed by this Act, shall,

if in force at the passing of this Act, continue in force, until

altered or revoked by Her Majesty as if made in pursuance of

this Act ; and shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed

to have been made or issued under and in pursuance of this

Act ; and

(2) Any enactment, Order in Councillor document referring to any

enactment repealed by this Act shall be construed to refer to

the corresponding enactment of this Act.

19. —(1.) This Act may be cited as the Foreign Jurisdiction Act.

1890.

(2.) The Acts whereof the short titles are given in the First Schedule

to this Act may be cited by the respective short titles given in that

schedule.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE (Sections 5 and 19)

Enactments which

andSession

Chapter. Title. MAT BE EXTENDED

bt Council.

Order in Short Title.

12 & 13 Viet. c. 96. j An Act to provide for the Pro- The whole Act. Admiralty Offences

j| Majesty’s

secution Colonies

and Trialof Offences

in Her (Colonial)

1849. Act,

] committed

diction of ■within

the the juris-

Admiralty.

14 & 15 Viet. c. 99. An Act to amend the law of Sections seven and Evidence Act, 1851.

17 & 18 Viet. c. 104. Theevidence. Merchant Shipping Act, ‘ Parteleven. X.

19 & 20 Viet. c. 113. An1854. Act to provide forMajesty’s

taking The whole Act.. Foreign Tribunals

evidence in Her Evidence Act,

I! and

Dominions

commercialin relation

matters topend-

civil j| 1856.

22 Viet. c. 20. An Act to provide for taking j| The whole Act.'

j ing before Foreign tribunals, Evidence by Com-

1 evidence in Suits and Proceed- mission Act, 1859.

j inings Herpending

intionplaces out

beforeDominions,

Majesty’sof the

Tribunals j

jurisdic- j

22 & 23 Viet. c. 63. | An Actoftosuch tribunals.

afford Facilities for The whole Act. British Law Ascer-

the

ment more

of the certain

Law Ascertain-

administered tainment

1859. Act,

inDominions,

one Part ofwhen Herpleaded

Majesty’sin |

the

thereof.Courts of another Part :

23 122.

& 24 Viet. c. j* Anturesof Act toHerenable the Legisla- [' The whole Act. Admiralty

sions Abroad Majesty’s

to make Posses-

Enact- j fColonial)Offences

1860. Act,

mentsofsimilar

ment toninth,

the George

the Actchapter Enact- I

! the Fourth,

one, section eight. thirty- i

34 & 25 Viet. e. 11. An Act to afford facilities for The whole Act. Foreign Law Ascer-

I the the Law betterof Foreign

Ascertainment

Countries of j tainment

1861. Act,

j■ inwhen Her pleaded

Majesty’sin Courts with-

Dominions.

30 124.& 31 Viet. c. 1 The1867.Merchant Shipping Act, ■ Section eleven.

37 & 38 Viet. c. 94. i The Conveyancing (Scotland) | Section fifty-one.

44 & 45 Viet. c. 69. I TheAct,Fugitive1874. Offenders Act, The whole Act.

48 & 49 Viet. c. 74. The1881.Evidence by Commission i The whole Act.

j Act, 1885.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 61

SECOND SCHEDULE (Section 17)

Acts which may be revoked or varied by Order in Council

Session and Chapter. Extent of Repeal.

24 & 25 Viet. c. 31. An Act for thecommitted

ofsubjects

offences preventionbyandHerpunishment

Majesty’s The whole Act.

cent to within

the certain

colony of territories

Sierra Leone.adja-

26 & 27 Viet. c. 35. An Act for thecommitted

preventionbyandHerpunishment

of offences

subjects in South Africa. Majesty’s The whole Act.

THIRD SCHEDULE (Section 18)

Enactments repealed

Session and Chapter. i Short Title. Extent of Repeal.

71 Viet.

Viet. c.c. !: TheActForeign

An Jurisdiction

to confirm an OrderofAct,injurisdiction

1843. con-

Council

cerning

matters the exercise

arising within the kingdom inof

9 Viet. c. : Siam.

TheAct,

Foreign Jurisdiction Act Amendment The whole Act.

0 Viet. c. f TheAct, 1865.Jurisdiction

Foreign Act Amendment The whole Act.

4 Viet. c. ? 1866.

Thediction

Siam and Straits

The Foreign 1870. Act, 1875. Juris-

Settlements

Act,Jurisdiction The whole Act.

An offences

Act for against

more effectually punishingto

41 & 42 Viet. c. 67 ThetheForeign trade. the Act,

slave Jurisdiction laws relating

1878. The whole Act.

 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

ORDER OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING IN COUNCIL

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF HIS MAJESTY’S

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 24th day op October, 1904

Present:—

THE KING’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN COUNCIL.

Lord President. Lord Windsor.

Mr. Secretary Brodrick. Mr. A. Graham Murray.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means.

His Majesty the King has j urisdiction within the dominions of the Emperor

of China and of the Emperor of Corea;

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers

in this behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His

Majesty vested, is pleased by and with the advice of his Privy Council to-

order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows:—-

I.—Preliminary and General.

Division Of

Order. 1. This Order 14 divided into parts, as follows:—

I. Preliminary and General 1-6 ,

II. Constitution and Powers of Courts 7-34

III. Criminal Matters 35-88

IV. Civil Matters 89-117

V. Procedure, Criminal and Civil 118-128

VI. Mortgages and Bills of Sale... 129-150

VII. Foreign Subjects and Tribunals 151-154

VIII. Regulations 155-159

IX. Miscellaneous 160-171

Schedule of Repealed Orders.

Limits

Order. of 2. The limits of this Order are the dominions of the Emperor of

China and of the Emperor of Corea, including the territorial waters of

those dominions respectively; but, except as provided in this Order, the

said limits do not include places within the limits of the Weihaiwei

Order in Council, 1901.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COKEA

3. In the construction of this Order the following words and expres- Uointerpreta-

thing in the subject or context repugnant thereto, that is to say:—

"Administration” means letters of administration, including the

same with will annexed or granted for special or limited purposes

or limited in duration.

“ British ship ” means a merchant-ship being a British ship within

the meaning of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and includes

any ship provided with sailing letters from the Governor of

Hongkong, or from His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea.

“British possession” means any part of His Majesty’s (Jominions

4 exclusive .of the United Kingdom.

‘ British subject ” includes a British protected person, that is to say,

a person who either (a) is a native of any Protectorate of His

Majesty, and is for the time being in China or Corea; or (b) by

virtue of Section 15 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or

41 otherwise enjoys His Majesty’s protection in China and Corea.

China ” means so much of the Empire of China as is within the

limits of this Order.

"Consular district ” means the district in and for which a Consular

officer usually acts, or for which he may be authorized to act,

for all or any of the purposes of this Order by authority of the

Secretary of State.

“ Consular officer” means a Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul

Consular Agent, or Pro-Consul of His Majesty resident in China

or Corea, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, as or for a Consul-General,

Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of His Majesty so

resident.

" Commissioned Consular officer ” means a Consular officer holding

a commission of Consul-General, Consul, or Vice-Consul from

His Majesty, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, or of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, as or for such a commissioned Consular

officer.

" Consulate” and “Consular office” refer to the Consulate and

office of a Consular officer.

“ The Court,” except when the reference is to a particular Court,

means any Court established under this Order, subject, however,

' to the provisions of this Order with respect to powers and local

jurisdictions.

“ Foreigner ” means a subject or citizen of a State in amity with

His Majesty, including China and Corea.

“Judge,” except where the context intends a reference to the Judge

of the Supreme Court only, includes Assistant Judge, and,

except where the context intends a reference in the Supreme

Court only, includes the officer for the time being holding a

Provincial Court.

“ Legal practitioner ” includes barrister-at-law, advocate, solicitor,

Writer to the Signet, and any person possessing similar

qualifications.

“ Lunatic” means idiot or person of unsound mind.

“ Master,” with respect to any ship, includes every person (except a

pilot) having command or charge of that ship.

"Minister” means His Majesty’s Minister in China or in Corea, as

the case may be, and includes Charge d’Affaires or other chief

Diplomatic Representative.

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“ Month ” means calendar month.

“Oath” and “affidavit,” in the case of persons for the time being: •

allowed by law to affirm or declare, instead of swearing, include j

affirmation and declaration, and the expression “swear,” in the d

like case, includes affirm and declare.

“Offence” includes crime, and any act or omission punishable '

criminally in a summary way or other-vise.

“ Person” includes Corporation.

“ Prescribed ” means prescribed by Regulations or Rules of Court.

“ Prosecutor ” means complainant or any person appointed or allowed: '

by the Court to prosecute.

“Proved” means shown by evidence on oath, in the form of affidavit,

or other form, to the satisfaction of the Court or Consular

officer acting or having jurisdiction in the piatter, and‘‘‘ proof ”

means the evidence adduced in that behalf.

“Rules of Court” means rules of Court made under the provisions

of this Order.

“ Secretary of State” means one of His Majesty’sPrincipal Secretaries

of State.

“Ship” includes any vessel used in navigation, however propelled,

with her tackle, furniture a,nd apparel, and any boat or other craftr

“ The Treasury ” meansthe Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury,.

“ Treaty ” includes any Convention, Agreement, or Arrangement,

made by or on behalf of His Majesty with any State or Go vern-

ment, whether, the Goverriment of China or of Corea is a party

thereto or hot.

“ Will ” means will, codicil, or other testamentary instrument.

Expressions used in ahythles; regulations, or orders made tinder this

Order shall, unless a contrary intention appears, have the same respective

meanings as in this Order.

4. — (1) In this Order, words importing the plural hr the singular

may be construed as referring to one person, or thing, of. to .more than

One pesrSon or thins?, and tvdfds importing the masculine as referring to

the feminine (as the cast!’ ihay requirA)!'

(2) Where this Order confers any power or imposes any duty, then,

unless a contrary intention appears, the power maybe exercised and the

duty shall be performed from time to time as occasion requires.

(3) Where this Order confers a power, or imposes a duty on, or

with reSpect to, a holder of an office, as such, then, unless a contrary

intention appears, the power1 may be exercised and the duty shall be per-

formed by, or with respect to, the holder for the time being of the office

or the person temporarily acting for the holder.

(4) Where this Order confers a power to make any rules, regulations,

or orders, the power shall, unless a Contrary intention appears, be construed

as including a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the

like consent and conditions, if any, to rescind, revoke, vary, or amend

the rules, regulations, or orders.

(5) This Article shall apply to the Construction of any rules, regula-

tions, or orders made under this Order, unless a contrary intention appears.

Extent oi 5. The jurisdiction conferred by this Order extends t6 the persons

Jnritdiction. and matters following, in so far as by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or

other lawful means, His Majesty has jurisdiction in relation to such-

matters and things, that is to say;—

(1) British subjects, as hereiti defined, within the limits of this Order.

(2) The property and all personal or proprietary rights and'liabilities

within the said limits of British subjects, whether such subjects

are within the said limits or ndt.

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(3) Foreigners in the cases and according to the conditions specified

in this Order and not otherwise.

(4) Foreigners, with respect to whom any State, King, Chief, or

Government, whose subjects, or under whose protection they are,

has by any Treaty as herein defined or otherwise agreed with

His Majesty for, or consents to, the exercise of power or

authority by His Majesty.

(5) British ships with their boats, and the persons and property on

board thereof, or belonging thereto, being within the limits of

this Order.

b. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction exercisable in China or Corea for Exercise of

the hearing and determination of criminal or civil matters, or for the Jurisd,c 100

maintenance of order, or for the control or administration of persons or

property, or in relation thereto, shall be exercised under and according to

the provisions of this Order, and not otherwise.

II.—Constitution and Powers of Courts.

(i) Supreme Court.

7. —(I) There shall be a Court styled “ His Britannic Constitution

Majesty’s

Supreme Court for China and Corea” (in this Order referred to as the ofCourt. Supreme

Supreme Court* and comprised in the term “the Court ”).

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, there shall be a Judge, and

as many Assistant Judges of the Supreme Court' as may from time to

time be required, who shall respectively be appointed by His Majesty by

warrant under His Royal sign manual.

Every Judge shall be at the time of his appointment a member of

the Bar of England, Scotland, or Ireland, of not less than seven years’

standing.

(3J The Judges, or any two of them, shall sit together for the pur-

poses described in this Order, and the Supreme Court so constituted is

hereinafter in this Order referred to as the “ Full Court.”

(4) When the Full Court consists of not more than two Judges, and

there is a difference of opinion, tlieopinion of the Judge, or, in his absence,

the Senior Assistant Judge, shall prevail.

(5) Subject to any Rules of Court, the Judge shall make any such

arrangements as he thinks fit for the distribution of the business of the

Court.

(fi) If the Chief Justice in office at the passing of this Order becomes

the Judge of the Supreme Court under this Order, he shall retain the title

of Chief Justice during his tenure of office.

8. During a vacancy in the office of Judge, or in case of the illness or

incapacity of the Judge, or of his absence from the district of the Consul-

ate of Shanghai, the Secretary of State may appoint a fit person to act as

Judge, but unless or until such appointment is made, the Assistant Judge

or Senior Assistant Judge shall act as Judge.

An Acting Judge shall, during the continuance; of his appointment,

have all the power and authority of the Judge.

9. During a vacancy or temporary vacancy in the office of Assistant

Judge, or in case of the absence, or illness, or other incapacity of an Acting Assiu

Assistant Judge, the Judge may, by writing under his hand and the seal

of the Supreme Court, appoint any fit person, approved by the Secretary

of State, or by His Majesty’s Minister in China, to act as and for such

Assistant Judge for the time therein mentioned or during the vacancy,

as the case may be; but every such appointment shall be revocable, at

pleasure, by the Judge, by writing under his hand and the seal of the

Supreme Court, or by the Secretary of State.

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; The person so appointed shall, during the continuance of his appoint-

ment, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Additional

Assistant provided .10. The Secretary of State may appoint either a person qualified as

in Article 7, or a Consular officer to act as an additional Assis-

tant Judge, and any person so appointed shall, during the .continuance of

his appointment, have all the power and authority of an .Assistant Judge.

Seal of

Supreme 11. The Supreme Court shall have*a seal; bearing the style of the

Court and such device as the Secretary of State approves, but the seal in

use at the commencement of this Order shall continue to be used until a

new seal is provided.

Officers

Supremeof Crown12.Advocate, a Registrar, a—(1): There shall be'

Court. Chief Clerk, a Marshal, and such other

officers and clerks under such designations as the Secretary of State

thinks fit.

(2) The Secretary of State, or His Majesty’s Minister in China or

Corea, as the case may be, may temporarily attach to the Supreme Court

such persons, being Consular officers, as he thinks fit.

(3) Every officer, clerk, and other person thus attached shall dis-

charge such duties in connection with the Court as the Judge may direct,

subject to any instructions of the Secretary of State.

13. The Sheriff shall have all the powers and authorities of the

Sheriff of a county in England, with all the privileges and immunities: of

the office, and shall be charged with the execution of all decrees, orders

and sentences made and’ passed by the Supreme Court, on the requisition

in that behalf of the Supreme Court.

He shall be entitled to such fees and costs as the Supreme Court

may direct.

Registrar. 14. The Registrar shall be appointed by His Majesty.

He shall be either a member of the Bar of England, Scotland, or

Ireland, or a1 Solicitor of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland, or a

Writer to His Majesty’s Signet, or a Solicitor in the Supreme Courts of

Scotland.

He may also, with the approval of the Secretary of State, hold the

office of Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court.

In case of the absence from Shanghai or of the illness of the Regis-

trar, or during a vacancy in the office of Registrar, or during the employ-

ment of the Registrar in another capacity, or on emergency, the Judge may,

by writing under his hand and the seal of the Supreme Court, appoint

any fit person to act as Registrar for the time therein mentioned, or until

the appointment is revoked by the Judge or disapproved or revoked by

the Secretary of State.

Judges and 15. The Judge, each Assistant Judge, and the Registrar shall hold

Registrar. office during the pleasure of His Majesty.

Revocation of

Appointments. 16. In case at any time His Majesty thinks fit by warrant under his

Royal sign manual to revoke the warrant appointing any person to be

Judge, Assistant Judge, or Registrar, or while there is a Judge, Assistant

Judge, or Registrar in office, thinks fit by warrant under his Royal sign

manual to appoint another person to be Judge, Assistant Judge, or

Registrar (as the case may be), then, and in every such case, until the

warrant of revocation or of new appointment is notified by His Majesty’s

Minister in China to the person holding office, all powers aiid authorities

vested in that person shall continue and be deemed to have continued in

as full force—and he shall continue, and be deemed to have continued,

entitled to all the privileges and emoluments of the office as fully, and all

things done by him shall be and be deemed to have been as valid in law—

as if such warrant of revocation or new appointment had not been

made.

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17. The Supreme Court shall ordinarily sit at Shanghai; but may, sittings of

if it seems expedient, sit at any other place within the limits of this

Order, and may at any time transfer its ordinary sittings to any such

place as the Secretary of State'approves. Under this Article the Judges

may sit at the same time at different places, and each sitting shall be

deemed to be a sitting of the Supreme Court.

18. The Judge or under his directions an Assistant Judge may visit, visitation of

in a magisterial or judicial capacity, any place in China or Corea, and Judge8-

there inquire of, or hear and determine, any case, civil or criminal, and

may examine any records or order documents in any Provincial Court,

and give directions as to the keeping thereof.

(ii) Provincial1 Courts.

19.—(1) Every commissioned.Consular officer, with the exception of Oonatitution.

those at Shanghai and with such other exceptions (if any) as the Secre- court.Vmcla

taryof State thinks fit to make, shall for and in his Consular district

bold and form a Court, in this Order referred to as a Provincial Court.

(2) Where His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case

may be, appoints any person to be Acting Consul-General, Consul, or

Yice-Consul at any port or place in China or Corea, which is for the time

being open to foreign trade, and at which no commissioned Consular

officer is resident, that person shall hold, and form a Provincial Court for

the district for which he is appointed to act.

(3) Every Provincial Court shall be styled “His Britannic Majesty’s

Court at Canton ” (or as the .case may be).

(4) Every Provincial Court may, with the approval .of the Judge of

the Supreme Court, appoint a competent, person, or persons, to perform .

such duties and to exercise such powers in and for'that Court as are by

this Order and any Rules of Court imposed., or. conferred upon the Regis-

trar and Marshal respectively, and any person so appointed shall perform

such duties and exercise such powers accordingly.

(5) Every Provincial Court shall have a seal bearing its style and

such device as the Secretary of State from time to time directs; but

where such a seal is not provided, the ^al of the Consular officer holding

the Court may be used.

(in) Jurisdiction .of Courts. 1

20. The Supreme Court, and each Provincial Court, shall, in the courts of

exercise of every part of its jurisdiction, he a Court of Record. Record.

21. All His Majesty’s jurisfliction;>civil and criminal, including any jurisdiction of

jurisdiction by this Order conferred ; expressly on a Provincial Court, courfat

shall for and within the district of the Consulate of Shanghai be vested Shanghai,

exclusively in the Supreme Court as its Ordinary original jurisdiction.

22. All His Majesty’s jurisdjctionj civibaud criminal, not under this jurisdiction of

Order vested exclusively in the Supreme Odurt, shall to the exteht and in £™vr“cial

the manner provided by this Order be vested in the-Provincial Courts.

23. The Supreme Court shall have in all matters; civil and criminal; Concurrent

an original jurisdiction, cOncuirrent with the .jurisdiction of the several ^^,on ol

Provincial Courts, to be exercised subject and according to the provisions Court.

of this Order.

24. —(1) The Registrar of the Supreme Court shall, subject to any ju

directions of the Judge, hold preliminary examinations, and shall hear Reg'strHr

and determine such criminal cases in that Court as are not; under this

Order, required to be heard and determined on a charge.

(2) Tbd Registrar shall also have authority to.'hear and determine

such civil actions as may be aSsigneditoihim by the Judg3vbut .actims

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which under this Order are required or directed to be heard with a jury

or assessors shall not be so assigned.

: (3) For the purposes of this Article the Registrar shall exercise all

the powers and jurisdiction of a Provincial Court, and the provisions of

this Order with respect to appeal and reserved case in criminal matters

and to appeal in civil matters shall apply accordingly.

Case reported 25. —(1) Where an

Supreme

Court. vincial Court, appears to that Court to be beyond its jurisdiction, or to

be one which for any other reason ought to be tried in the Supreme

Court, the Provincial Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court

for directions.

(2) The Supreme Court may of its own motion, or upon the report

of a Provincial Court, or on the application of any party concerned,

require any case, civil or criminal, pending in any Provincial Court to

be transferred to, or tried in, the Supreme Court, or may direct in what

Court and in what mode, subject to the provisions of this Order, any

such case shall he tried.

Courts

auxiliary to auxiliary 26. The Supreme Court and every Provincial Court shall be

•one another. to one another in all particulars relative to the administration

of justice, civil or criminal.

•Conciliation. 27. Every Judge and Officer of Courts established under this Order

shall, as far as there is proper opportunity, promote reconciliation and

encourage and facilitate the settlement in an amicable way and without

recourse to litigation of matters in difference between British subjects,

or between British subjects and foreigners in China or Corea.

Modes of trial. 28. Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal and civil cases

may be tried as follows: —

(«) In the case of the Supreme Court, by the Court itself, or by the

Court with a jurv, or with assessors.

(1) In the case of a Provincial Court by the Court itself, or by the

Court with assessors.

Process of • 29. Any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea may cause any

Hongkong. kong, in anyorder,

•Court of summons, or judgment issuing from the Supreme Court of Hong-

civil proceeding, and accompanied by a request in writing

Immunity under the seal of that Court, to be served in China or Corea.

Legation. of not exercise

30. —fl) Notwithstan

any jurisdiction in any proceeding whatsoever over His

Majesty’s Minister, or over his official or other residences, or his official

or other property.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, the Court shall not

exercise, except with the consent of the Minister signified in writing to

the Court, any jurisdiction in any proceeding over any person attached

to or being a member of, or in the service of, the Legation. The consent

of the Minister may be given, either specially with respect to any person,

or generally with respect to any class of persons so attached.

(3) If in any case under this Order it appears to the Court that the

attendance of the Minister, or of any person attached to or being a mem-

ber of the Legation, or being in the service of the Legation, to give

evidence before the Court is requisite in the interest of justice, the Court

may address to the Minister a request in writing for such attendance.

(4) A person attending to give evidence before the Court shall not

be compelled or allowed to give any evidence or produce any document,

if, in the opinion of the Minister, signified by him personally or in writing

to the Court, tlie giving or production thereof would be injurious to His

•Operation

imperial of Majesty’s service.

31. Where, by virtue of any Imperial Act, or of this Order, or other-

Acts, Ac. wise, any provisions of any Imperial Acts, or of any law of a British

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

possession, or of any Orders in Council other than this Order, are applic-

able in China or Corea, or any forms, regulations, or procedure prescribed

or established by or under any such Act, Law or Order, are made applic-

able for any purpose of this Order or any other order relating to China

or Corea, such Acts, Laws, Orders, Forms, Regulations, or proced ure may

be construed or used with such alterations and adaptations not affecting

the substance as may be necessary having regard to local circumstances,

and anything required to be done by, to, or before any Court, Judge, officer,

or authority may be done by, to, or before a Court, Judge, officer, or

authority having the like or analogous functions, or by, to, or before any

officer designated by the Secretary of State or by the Court fas the case

may require) for that purpose; and the seal of the Suprt-me or Provin-

cial Court (as the case may be), may be substituted for any other seal,

and in case any difficulty occurs in the application it shall be lawful for

-a Secretary of State to direct by,' to, or before whom and in what man-

ner anything is to be done, and such Act, Law, Order, Form, Regulation,

or Procedure shall be construed accordingly.

Where under any such Imperial Act, Law, or Order any publication

is required to be made, as respects any judicial proceeding in any

•Gazette or otherwise, such publication shall in China or C* u ea be made

in such newspaper or by such other mode as the Court shall think fit

I ito direct.

Jurors and Assessors.

32.—(1) Every male resident British subject—being of. the-age of jury.

21 years upwards—having a competent knowledge oi the English

language—having or earning a gross income at such rate as may be fixed

■by Rules of Court—not having been attainted of treason or felony, or

convicted of any crime that is infamous (unless he has obtained a free

pardon) and not being under outlawry—shall be qualified to serve on

.a jury.

(2) All persons so qualified shall be liable so to serve, except the

following persons, who shall nevertheless be competent to serve, that is

. :tO say :—

Persons in His Majesty’s Diplomatic, Consular, or other Civil Ser-

vice, in actual employment ;

Officers, clerks, keepers of prisons, messengers, and other persons

attached to or in the service of the Court;

Officers and others on full pay in His Majesty’s navy or army, or in

actual employment in the service of any Department connected

therewith;

Persons holding appointments in the civil, naval, or military service

of China or Corea ;

Clergymen and other ministers of religion in the actual discharge

of professional duties ;

Legal practitioners in actual practice;

Physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries in actual practice;

Persons who are over 60 years of age or are disabled by mental or

bodily infirmity.

(3) A jury shall consist of such number of jurors, not more than

twelve nor less than five, as may be determined in accordance with Rules

»of Court; and in such Rules different provisions may be made with

'respect to the several places at which the Supreme Court may sit, regard

being had to the number of available jurors and any other considerations

(4) In civil and in criminal cases the like challenges shall be allowed

as in England—with this addition, that in civil cases each party may

'Challenge three jurors peremptorily.

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(5) A jury shall be required to give an unanimous verdict; provided \

that, with the consent of parties, the verdict of a majority may be taken ;

in civil cases.

Assessors. 33.—(1) An Assessor shall be a competent and impartial British >

subject, of good repute, nominated and summoned by the Court for the

purpose of acting as Assessor.

(2) In the Supreme Court thei’e may be one, two, or three Assessors, j

as the Court thinks fit.

(3j In a'Provincial Court there shall ordinarily be not fewer than ^

two, and n6t more than four, Assessors. Where, however, by reason of 1:

local circumstances, the Court is able to obtain the presence of one

Assessor only, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit with one Assessor only :

and where, for like1 reasons, the Court is not able to obtain the presence

of an Assessor, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit without an Assessor—

the Court in every case, recording in the Minutes its reasons for sitting

with one Assessor only or without an Assessor.

(4) An Assessor shall not have any voice in the decision of the Court

in any case, civil or criminal ; but an Assessor dissenting, in a civil case,

from any decision of the Court, or, in a criminal case, from any decision

of the Court or the cohvi6tion or the amount of punishment awarded,

may record in the Minutes his dissent, and the grounds thereof, and shall

be entitled to receive without payment a certified copy of the Minutes.

Penalty (or 34.—(1) Any person failing to attend as juror or Assessor according

anceattend" t°be aliable

summons shallnotbeexceeding

to a fine deemed guilty of aa contempt

<£10, but of Court,

person shall not beand

liableshallto-

fine for non-attendance unless he is resident in the Consular district in

which the Court sits.

(2) Any such fine shall not be levied until after the expiration of

fourteen days. The proper officer of the Court shall forthwith give to

the person fined notice in writing of the imposition of the fine, and

require him within six days after receipt of the notice to file an affidavit

excusing non-attendance (if he desire to do so). The Court shall con-

sider the affidavit, and may , if it seems proper, remit or reduce the fine.

HI;—CniMiNAL Matters.

Application

criminal lawot 35. —(1) Except as r

©(England. or any other Order relating to China or Corea, or by .any Rules or Regu-

lations made under any Order;

Any act- that would not by a Court of Justice having criminal

jurisdiction in England be deemed an offence in England, shall

not, in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction under this Order, be

deemed an offence, or be the subject of any criminal proceeding

under this Order.

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal jurisdiction

under this Order shall, as far. as circumstances admit; be exercised on

the principles of* and in, cpnforrnity with, English law for the time being,

and with the powers vested in the Courts of Justice and Justices of

the Peace in England, according to their respective jurisdiction and

authority.

/ Local Jurisftiptioy in Criminal Matter?. ,

summon 36. Every Court may cause to be summoned or arrested, and brought

Offenders. before-it, any person subject to and being within the limits of its juris-

diction, and accused of iiavihg committed an offence cognizableUnder

this Order, and may -deal with the accused according to the jurisdiction

of the Court and in conformity with the provisions of this Order.

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37. For the purposes of criminal jurisdiction every offence and cause ®for

of complaint committed or arising within the limits of this Order shall' purposes of

be deemed to have been committed or to have arisen, either in the place' tr"“*

where the same actually was committed or arose, or in any place where

the person charged or complained of happens to be at the time of the

institution or commencement of the charge or complaint.

38. Where a person accused of an offence escapes or removes from Escape and

the Consular district within which the offence was committed, and is J^oUie1™

found within another Consular district, the Court within whose district district,

he is found may proceed in the case to trial and punishment, or to pre-

liminary-examination (as the case may require), in like manner as if the

offence had been committed in its own district; or may; on the requisi-

tion or with the consent of the Court within whose district the offence

was committed, send him in custody to that Court, or require him to

give security for his surrender to that Court, there to be dealt with

according to law.

• Where any person is to be so sent in custody, a warrant shall be issued

by the, Court within whose district he is found, and that warrant shall

be sufficient authority to any person to whom it is directed to receive

and detain the person therein named, and to carry him to and- deliver

him up to the Court within whose district the offence was committed,

according to the warrant.

39. —(1) In cases of mux-der or manslaughter if either the death, or A

the criminal act which wholly or partly caused the death, happened offences, &c.

within the jurisdiction of a Court acting under this Order, that Court

(Shall have the like jurisdiction over any British subject who is accused

-either as the principal offender, or as accessory before the fact to murder,

or as accessox-y after the fact to murder or manslaughter, as if both the

criminal act and the death had happened within that jurisdiction.

* (2) lu the case of any offence committed on the -high seas, or with-

in the Admiralty jurisdiction, by any British subject'on board a British

ship, or on boai'd a foreign ship to which he did not belong, the:Court

shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, have jurisdiction as if the

•offence had been committed within the jurisdiction of that Coux-t. In

cases tried under this Article no different' sentence can be' passed from

"the sentence which could be passed in England if the offence were tried

there;

• ’ (3) The foregoing provisions of this Article shall be'deemed to1 fee'

adaptations, for the purposes of this Order and of the Foreign Juris-

diction Act, 1890, of the following enactments, that is to say :—

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849.

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1860.

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Part. XIII.

And those enactments shall apply accordingly and be administered in

•China and Corea.

Apprehension and Custody of Accused Persqns.

40. —(1) Where a person accused of an offence is arrested on a B

warrant issuing out of any Court, he shall be brought before the Court o0c^d be

within forty-eight hours after the arrest, unless in any case circumstances

unavoidably prevent his being brought before the Court within that time,

which circumstances shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In every case, he shall be brought before the Court as soon as

circumstances reasonably admit, and the time and circumstances shall be

recorded in the Minutes.

41. —-(1) Where an accused person is in custody, he shall not be

remanded at any time for more than seven days, unless circumstances

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appear to tbe Court to make it necessary or proper that he should bo

remanded for a longer time, which circumstances, and the time of re-

mand, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In no case shall a remand be for more than fourteen days at

one time, unless in case of illness of the accused or other case of

necessity.

Detention

hip of 42. Where the Supreme Court or a Provincial Court issues a sum- i

‘ mons or warrant against any person on complaint of an offence committed !

on board of, or in relation to, a British ship, then, if it appears to the ;

Court that the interests of public justice so require, the Court may issue (

a warrant or order for the detention of the ship, and may cause the

ship to be detained accordingly, until the charge is heard and deter-

mined, and the order of the Court thereon is fully executed, or for such

shorter time as the Court thinks fit; and the Court shall have power to

make all such orders as appears to it necessary or proper for carrying

Biecution of this provision

43. Everyinto effect. Court shall execute any writ, order, or warrant

Provincial

Supreme

-Court. issuing from the Supreme Court, and

named therein for his appearance may take

personally security

or by fromaccording

attorney, any personto

the writ, order, or warrant; or may cause such person to be taken in

custody or otherwise to the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or

Corea, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

44.—(1) The Court may, in its discretion, admit to bail persona

accused of any of the following offences, namely :-r-

Any felony.

Biot.

Assault on any officer in the execution of his duty, or on any

person acting in his aid.

Neglect or breach of duty by an officer.

But a person accused of treason or murder shall not be admitted to

bail except by the Supreme Court.

(2) In all other cases the Court shall admit the accused to bail

unless the Court, having regard to the circumstances, sees good reason

to the contrary, which reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(3) Tbe Supreme Court may admit a person to bail, although a

Provincial Court has not thought fit to do so.

(4) The accused who is to be admitted to bail, either on remand or

on or after trial ordered, shall produce such surety or sureties as, in the

opinion of the Court, will be sufficient to insure his appearance as and

when required, and shall with him or them enter into a recognizance

accordingly.

Trial with Jury or Assessors.

Trial with jury

or assessors. 45.—(1) Where the offence charged is treason or murder the case

mu8t tried on a charge before the Supreme Court with a jury.

(2) In each of the two following cases, namely :—

(i) Where the offence charged is rape, arson, housebreaking, rob-

bery with violence, piracy, forgery, or perjury; or

(ii) Where the offence charged is any other than as aforesaid, but

it appears to the Court at any time before the trial, the opinion

of the Court being recorded in the Minutes, that the offence

charged, if proved, would not be adequately punished by im-

prisonment for three months with hard labour, or by a fine of

=£20, or both such imprisonment and fine—

The offence shall be tried on a charge with a jury or assessors

(according to the provisions of this Order applicable to the Court) ; but

may, with the consent of the accused, be tried without assessors or jury

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS I*J CHINA AND COREA 78

In the Supreme Court, Avhen the accused does not so consent, the charge

I shall be tried with a jury, unless the Court is of opinion that a jury

j cannot lie obt ained,

(3) The Supreme Court may, for any special reason, direct that any

case shall be tried with assessors or a jury, and a Provincial Court may,

for any special reason, direct that any case shall be tried with assessors.

In each such case the special reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

46. —(1) Where an accused person is ordered to be tried before a s

Court with a jury or with assessors, he shall be tried as soon after the

making of the order as circumstances reasonably admit.

(2) As long notice of the time of trial as circumstances reasonably

admit shall be given to him in writing, under the seal of the Court,

j which notice, and the time thereof, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

47. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, when required by the Secretary B

of State, send to him a report of the sentence of the Court in any case sentence*,

tried before that Court with a jury or assessors, with a copy of the

Minutes and notes of evidence, and witli any observations which the

Court thinks fit to make.

(2) Every Provincial Court shall, in accordance with Rules of Court,

send to the Supreme Court a report of tile sentence of the Court in

-every case tried by the Court with assessors, with such Minutes, notes

of evidence, and other documents as such Rules may direct, and with

any observations which the Court thinks fit to make.

Summary Trial.

48. Where the complaint discloses an offence which is not required summary

or directed to be heard on a charge, the accused may be tried summarily trial-

on the complaint: Provided that where an offence is tried summarily

no greater punishment shall be awarded than imprisonment for three

months or a fine of .£20, or both.

Preliminary Examination.

49. —(1) Where the accused is before the Court, and it appears to P

the Court that the complaint discloses an offence— Examination.

(a) Which ought to be tried in or reported to another Court; or

(b) Which ought to be tried before the same Court with a jury or

assessors ;

the Court shall proceed to make a preliminary examination in the

prescribed manner.

(2) On the conclusion of the preliminary examination, the Court

•shall bind by recognizance the prosecutor and every witness to appear

at the trial to prosecute, or to prosecute and give evidence, or to give

evidence (as the case may be), and if the case is to l>e tried in or reported

to another Court, shall forthwith send the depositions, with a minute of

other evidence (if any) and a report, to the Court before which the trial

is to take place.

50. Where a British subject is accused of an offence the cognizance Trial befoie

whereof appertains to any Court established under this Order, and it is

•expedient that the offence be inquired of, tried, determined, and punished dominion*,

m a British possession, the accused may (under the Foreign Jurisdiction

Act, 1890, Section 6) be sent for trial to Hongkong or to Burma; and

the Supreme Court of Hongkong and the Sessions Court at Mandalay

•shall respectively be the authorized Courts for the purposes of that

•enactment.

The Court may, where it appears so expedient, by warrant under the

hand .of a Judge and the seal of the Court, cause the accused to be sent

for trial to Hongkong or to Mandalay accordingly.

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The warrant; shall be- sufficient authority to any person to whom it

is directed to receive, and detain the person therein named, and to carry

him to and deliver him up at Hongkong or Mandalay, according to the

warrant.

Where ■ any i person is to be so sent to Hongkong or to Burma, the

Court before which he is accused shall take the preliminary examination,,

and if dt stems'necessary and proper shall bind over such of the proper

witnesses as are: British subjects in their own recognizances to appear

and give evidence on the trial.

Refusal

enter intoto 51. —(1) If a Britis

recognizance. witness at a preliminary examination, refuses to enter into a recognizance

to appear at the trial to: prosecute or give evidence, the Court may send

him to prison, there to remain until after the tidal, unless in the mean-

time he enters into a recognizance.

(2) But if afterwards, from want of sufficient .evidence or other

cause, the accused is discharged,,the Court shall order that the person

imprisoned for so refusing be also, discharged.

(3) Where the prosecutor or witness is not a British subject, the

Court may require him either to enter into, a recognizance or to give

other security for. his attendance at the trial, and if he fails to do so may

in its discretion dismiss the charge.

Expenses

witnesses,&e.of 52. Subject to Rules of Court made under this Order, the Court

jurors, may order payment of allowances in respect of their reasonable expenses

to any complainant or witness attending before the Court on the trial of

any criminal case by a jury o^ wit'll assessors, and also to jurors, asses-

sors, interpreters, medical practitioners, or other persons employed- in or

in connection with Criminal cases.

r , . Charges. ■

Trial

charge.on a 53. —(1) The charge

state the offence charged, with such particulars as to the time and place

of the alleged offence, and the person (if any) against whom or the thing

(if any) in respect of which it was committed, as are reasonably sufficient

to give the accused notice of the1 matter with which he is charged.

(2) The fact that a charge is made is equivalent to a statement that

every legal condition required by law to constitute the offence charged

was fulfilled in the particular case.

(3) Where the nature.of the case is such that the particulars above

mentioned do not give such sufficient notice as aforesaid, the charge shall

also contain such particulars of the manner in which the alleged offence

was committed as will give such sufficient notice.

(4) For the purposes of the application of any Statute law, a charge

framed under the. provisions of this .Order shall be deemed to be an

indictment. : -

Separatefor

charges 54. For every distinct offence of which any person is accused there

shall be a separate charge, and every such charge shall be tried separately,

except in the cases.foliowing, that is to say;—

(a) Where a person is accused of more offences than one of the same

. kind committed within the space of twelve months from the

first to the last of such offences, he may be charged with, and

tried at one trial for any number of them not exceeding three.

(b) If in one series of acts so connected together as to form the

same transaction more offences than one are committed by the

same person, he may be charged with and tried at one trial for

every such offence.

(c) Iftheacts alleged constitute an offence falling within two or

more definitions or descriptions of offences in any lawor laws.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 76

the accused may be charged with and tried at one trial for

each of such offences,

(d) If several acts constitute several offences, and also, when

combined, a different offence, the accused may be charged with,

and tried at one trial for, the offence constituted by such acts

when combined, or one or more of the several offences, but in

the latter case shall not be punished with more severe punish-

ment than the Court which trios, him could award for any one

of those offences.

■(e) If a single act or series , of acts is of such a nature that it is

doubtful which of several offences the facts which can be proved

will constitute, the accused may be charged with having com-

mitted all or any of such offences,, and any number of such

charges may be tried at onceor he may be charged in the

alternative with haying committed some one.,of the offences;

and if it appears in evidence that he has committed a different

offence for which he. might have been charged, he may be

convicted of that offence, although not charged with it.

55. When more persons than one are accused of the same offence or Trial of

of different offences committed in the same transaction, or when one is co-defendants.

accused of committing an offence and another of abetting pr attempting

to commit that offence, they may be charged and tried together or

separately, as the Court thinks fit.

56. —(1) Any Court, if sitting , with a jury or assessors, Alterationmayof alter

any charge at any time before the verdict of the jury is returned or the charges.

-opinions of the assessors are expressed; if sitting without jury or asses-

sors, at any time before judgment is pronounced,

(2) Every such alteration shall be read and explained to the accused.

(3) If the altered charge is such that proceeding with the trial

immediately is likely, in the opinion of: the Court, to prejudice the

accused or the prosecutor, the Court may either direct a new trial or

adjourn the trial for such period as may be necessary.

57. —(1) No error or omission in stating either theErrors and or the

offence

particulars shall be regarded at any stage of the case as material, unless variances.

the accused was misled by such error or omission.

(2) When the facts alleged in certain particulars are proved and

constitute an offence, and the remaining particulars are not proved, the

accused may be, convicted, of the offence constituted by the facts proved,

although not charged with it.

(3) When a person is charged with an offence, and the evidence

proves either the commission of a minor offenpe or an attempt to commit

the offence charged, he may be convicted of the minor offence or of the

attempt.

58. —(1) If the accused has been previously cpnvictedof Chargeany.offence,

of

and it is intended to prove, such conviction for the purpose of affecting previous

the punishment which the Court is competent to award, the fact, date, conviction.

and place of the previous conviction shall be stated in the charge.

(2) If such statement is omitted, the Court may add it at any time

before sentence is passed.

(3) The part of the charge stating the previous tfiopvictions shall

not be read out in Court, nor shall the accused be asked whether he has

been previously, convicted, as alleged in ;th,e.charge; .unless and until he

has either pleaded guilty to, or been convicted of, the subsequent

offence.

(4) If he pleads guilty to, or is convicted of, the subsequent offence

he shall then be asked whether he has -been previously convicted a

alleged in the charge.

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(5) If he answers that he has been so previously convicted, the*

Court may proceed to pass sentence on him accordingly, but, if he denies-

that he has been so previously convicted, or refuses to, or does not,

answer such question, the Court shall then inquire concerning such

previous conviction, and in such case (where the trial is by jury) it shall

not be necessary to swear the jurors again.

Punishments.

59. The jiowers of the Courts with respect to punishments are

Courts. limited as follows:—

(1) The Supreme Court may award in respect of an offence any

punishment which may in respect of a similar offence be awarded

in England: provided that (a) imprisonment with hard labour

shall be substituted for penal servitude, and (5) the Supreme 1

Court shall not award a fine exceeding .£500; or, in case of a

continuing offence, in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both,

a fine exceeding £1 for eacti day during which the offence

continues after conviction.

(2) A Provincial Court may award imprisonment, not exceeding ,

twelve months, with or without hard labour, and with or

without a fine not exceeding £100; or a fine not exceeding

£100, without imprisonment; or in case of a continuing offence,

in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both, a fine not

exceeding 10s. for each day during which the offence continues

after conviction.

(3) But nothing in this Article shall be deemed to empower any

Court to award for any offence any punishment not authorized

by law in relation to that offence.

Offences

against 60. —(1) If any perso

Order. this not distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable : —

(1) To a fine not exceeding £5, without any imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding fourteen days, w ith a fine not

exceeding 50s.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is without hard labour.

Orare

againstoffence 61. —(1) If any perso

Order. this distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable:—

(1) To a fine not exceeding £10, without imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding two months, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, with a fine not

exceeding £5.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is, in the discretion of the

Court, with or without hard labour.

62. —(1) The Court m

of an assault to pay to the person assaulted by way of damages any sum

not exceeding £10.

(2) Damages so ordered to be paid may be either in addition to or

in lieu of a fine, and shall be recoverable in like manner as a fine.

(3) Payment of such damages shall be a defence to an action for

the assault.

63. —(1) The Court m

before it to pay all or part of the expenses of his prosecution, or of hia

imprisonment or other punishment or of both, the amount being specified

in the order.

(2) Where it appears to the Court that the charge is malicious, or

frivolous and vexatious, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order tht*

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COISEA

'« complainant to pay all or part of the expenses of the prosecution, the

>4 amount being specitied in the order.

t (3) In these respective cases the Court may, if it thinks fit, order

1 that the whole or such portion as the Court thinks fit of the expenses

« so paid be paid over to the complainant or to the accused (as the case

s may be).

(4) In all cases the reasons of the Court for making any such order

8 shall be recorded in the Minutes.

64. Where any person is sentenced by the Supreme Court to sutler death,Punishment,

the punishment of death, the Judge shall forthwith send a report of the

sentence, with a copy of the Minutes of Proceedings and notes of evidence

in the case, and with any observations he thinks fit, to His Majesty’s

Minister in China or Corea as the case may be.

The sentence shall not be carried into execution without the direction

of His Majesty’s Minister in writing under his hand.

If His Majesty’s Minister does not direct that the sentence of death

he carried into execution, he shall direct what punishment in lieu of the

punishment of death is to be inflicted on the person convicted, and the

person convicted shall be liable to be so punished accordingly.

65. —(1) The Judge of the Supreme Court may by general order

approved by the Secretary of State, prescribe the manner in which and Pum9huientf-

the prisons in China or Corea at which punishments passed by any Court

or otherwise awarded under this Order are to be carried into execution.

(2) The warrant of any Court shall be sufficient authority to any

person to whom it is directed to receive and detain t1>e person therein

named in any prison so prescribed.

(3) For the purposes of this Article “ China ” includes places within

the limits of the Weihaiwei Order in Council, 1901.

66. —(1) Where an offender is sentenced to imprisonment, and the

Supreme Court thinks it expedient that the sentence be carried into effect

within His Majesty’s dominions, and the offender is accordingly, under dominions.

Section 7 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, sent for imprisonment to

a place in His Majesty’s dominions, the place shall be either Hongkong,

or a place in some other part of His Majesty’s dominions, the Govern-

ment whereof consents that offenders may be sent thither under this Article.

(2) The Supreme Court may, by warrant under the hand of a Judge

and the seal of the Court, cause the offender to be sent to Hongkong, or

other such place as aforesaid, in order that the sentence may be there

carried into effect accordingly.

(3) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom

it is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to

carry him to and deliver him up at the place named, according to the

warrant.

67. —(1) A Judge of the Supreme Court may, if he thinks fit,

report to the Secretary of State or to the Minister in China or in Corea, P',n,8hme,,'»

as the case may be, recommending a mitigation or remission of any

punishment awarded by any Court, and thereupon the punishment may

be mitigated or remitted by the Secretary of State or Minister.

(2) Nothing in this Order shall affect His Majesty’s prerogative of

pardon.

Inquests.

68. —(1) The Court shall have and discharge all the powers and

duties appertaining to the office of Coroner in England, in relation to

deaths of British subjects happening in the district of the Court.

(2) The Court may also exercise the said powers in relation to

deaths of any persons having happened at sea on board British ships

78 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

arriving in the district, and to deaths of British subjects having hap-

pened at sea on board foreign ships so arriving.

(3) The jurisdiction of. the Court under this Article shall be

exercised subject to the following provisions:—

(a) Where a British subject is charged with causing the death, the

Court may, without holding an inquest, proceed forthwith with

(the preliminary examination.

(b) Where a British subject is not charged with causing the death,

, the Court shall, without any jury, hold an inquest, taking the

depositions of those who know the facts. If, during or after

the inquest, a British subject is so charged, the depositions

shall be read over in the presence of the witnesses and of the

accused, who shall be entitled to cross-examine each witness,

and the procedure shall be as in other cases of preliminary

examination. If after the inquest the Court does not see fit to

cause any person to be charged, the Court shall certify its

opinion of the cause of the death. When the inquest is held

by a Provincial Court, the certificate and the depositions shall

be sent forthwith to the Supreme Court, and that Court may

give any directions which may seem proper in the circumstances.

(4) In this Article the expression “the Court” includes the Registrar

of the Supreme Court.

Statutory or other Offences-

Patents and , possession,

trade-mark-' 69. Anywould

act which, if done against

be an offence in the United

any of Kingdom,, or inStatutes

the following a Britishof

the Imperial Parliament or, Orders in Council, that is to say :—

The Merchandize Marks Act, 188J’,;,

The Patents, Designs and Trade-marks Act, 1883 to. 1888;

Any Act, Statute, ,or Order in Council for the time being in, force

relating to copyright, or to inventions, design®, or trade-marks;

Any Statute amending, or substituted for, any of the above-men-

tioned Statutes; - : .

Shall, if done by a British subject in China or Corea, be, punishable

as a grave offence against this Order, whether such act is done in

relation to any property or right of a British subject, cm.of a foreigner

or native, or otherwise howsoever;

Provided—

(1) That a copy of any such Statute or Order in Council shall be

published in the public office of the Consulates at. Shanghai

and Seoul, and shall be there open fdr inspection by any-person

at all reasonable times ; and a person shall not be punished

under this Article for anything done before the expiration of

one month after such publication, unless the person offending

is proved to have had express notice of the Statute or Order in

Council.

(2) That a prosecution by or on behalf of a prosecutor who is not a

British subject shall not be entertained unless .the Court is

e satisfied that effectual provision exists for the punishment in

Consular or other Courts in China or Corea of similar acts

committed by the subjects of the State or Power of which such

prosecutor is a subject, in relation to, or affecting the interests

Smugging. 70.—(1)British

of, subjects.

If a British subject—

(i) Smuggles, or attempts to smuggle, i'but of China or Corea any

goods on exportation whereof a duty is payable to the Chinese

or Oorean Government;

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND CORE A 79

(ii) Imports or exports, or attempts; to import or export, into or out

I of China or Corea, any goods, intending and attempting to

evade payment of duty payable thereon to the Chinese or

Corean Government;

(iii) Imports or exports,: or attempts to import of export, ikito or

| • out of China or Corea any1 goods the importation or exportation

^ whereof, into or out of China.or Corea, is prohibited by law;

, . (iv) Without a proper licence, sells, or attempts to sell, or offers

I ! for sale, in China or Corea, any goods whereof the Chinese or

Corean Government has by law a monopoly.;

In each of the four cases aforesaid he shall be guilty of an offence

against this Order, and on conviction shall be liable to imprisonment,

with or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding six months, and

with or without a fine not exceeding <£100, lor to a fine not exceeding

X'100 without imprisonment.

(2) Where a person' Is charged with such an offence as in this

Article is mentioned, the Court may;seize the goods in telation to which

the alleged offence was committed, and may hold the same until after

the hearing of the charge.

(3) If a person.so charged is convicted, then those goods, whether

they have been so seized or not, shall be forfeited to His Majesty the

King, and the Court shall dispose of them, subject to any general or

special directions of the Secretary of State as the Court thinks fit.

7K—(l)rilf any British subject, without His Majesty’s authority, Levying

war etc

proof whereof shall lie on the party accused, does any of the following * -

things, that is to say :—

(a) Levies war or takes any part in any operation of war against,

or aids or abets any person in carrying on war, insurrection, or

rebellion against the Government of China or of Corea; or,

(b) Takes part in any operation of war in the service of the Govern-

ment of China or of .Corea against any persons engaged in

carrying on war, insurrection, or rebellion against those

respective Governments he shall be guilty of an ofience against

this Order, and, on conviction thereof, shall be liable to im-

prisonment, with or without hard labour, for any term not

exceeding two years, and with or without a fine not exceeding

£500, or to a fine not exceeding £500 without imprisonment.

(2) In addition to any such punishment every cofivietion under

the provisions of this Article shall of itself, and without further proceed-

ings, make the person convicted liable to deportation, and the Court may

order him to be deported from. China or Corea in manner provided by

this Order.

« (3) Where a person accused of an offence against this Article is

brought before a Provincial Court, that Court shall report the case to

the Supreme Court, and the. Supreme Court shall thereupon direct

in what mode and where the case shall be heard and determined, and the

case shall be heard and determined accordingly.

72. Any British subject being in China or Corea may be proceeded Piracy,

against, tried, and punished under this Order for piracy wherever

committed.

If a person accused of piracy is brought before; a Provincial Court,

that Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme

Court shall thereupon give such directions as it may think fit with

respect to the trial.

73. If any British subject in China or in Corea’ violates or fails to violation

Treatie8 of

observe any stipulation of any Treaty between His Majesty; his pre-

decessors, heirs, or successors, and the Emperor of China or of Corea

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for the time being in force, in respect of the violation whereof anv

penalty is stipulated for in the Treaty, he shall be deemed guilty of an

offence against the Treaty, and on conviction thereof under this Order

shall be liable to the penalty stipulated in the Treaty,

international representatives

Regulations, 74.—(1) Where,

in Chinaby and

agreement

Corea ofamongforeigntheStates,

Diplomatic

or someorof Consular

them, in

conjunction with the Chinese or Corean authorities, Sanitary, or Police,

or Port, or Game, or other Regulations are established, and tlie same,

as far as they affect British subjects, are approved by the Secretary

of State, the Court may, subject and according to the provisions of this

Order, entertain any complaint made against a British subject for a

breach of those Regulations, and may enforce payment of any fine

incurred by that subject or person in respect of that breach, in like

manner, as nearly as may be, as if that breach were by this Order

declared to be an offence against this Order.

(2) In any such case the fine recovered shall, notwithstanding any-

thing in this Order, be disposed of and applied in manner provided by

those Regulations.

Seditious

conduct. who prints,75. Every person orsubject

publishes, offers toforthe

salecriminal jurisdiction

any printed or writtenof newspaper

the Court

or other publication containing matter calculated to excite tumult or

disorder, or to excite enmity between His Majesty’s subjects, and the

Government of China or Corea, as the case may be, or between that.

Government and its subjects, shall be guilty of a grave offence against

this Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any other punishment, be

ordered to give security for good behaviour, and in default thereof, or on a

further conviction for the like offence, he may be ordered to be deported.

An offence against this Article shall not be tried except by the

Supreme Court.

Offence* 76.—(1) If a British subject—

reasons (i) Publicly

observed derides, mocks,or orCorea;

within China insultsor any religion established or

(ii) Publicly offers insult to any religious service, feast, or ceremony

established or kept in any part of those dominions, or to any

place of worship, tomb, or sanctuary belonging to any religion

established or observed within those dominions, or to the

ministers or professors thereof; or

(iii) Publicly and wilfully commits any act tending to bring any

religion established or observed within those dominions, or its

ceremonies, mode of worship, or observances, into hatred,

ridicule, or contempt, and thereby to provoke a breach of the

public peace;

he shall be guilty of an offence, and on conviction thereof, liable to

imprisonment not exceeding two years, with or without hard labour, and

with or without a fine not exceeding <£50, or to a fine alone not exceed-

ing .£50.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, every charge under

this Article shall be heard and determined by the Court alone, without

jury or assessors, and any Provincial Court shall have power to impose

the punishment aforesaid.

(3) Consular officers shall take such precautionary measures as

seem to them proper and expedient for the prevention of such offences.

■Clonrt.

ontempt of Court,77.—(1) If ofanytheperson,

does any subject

following things,to namely:—

the criminal jurisdiction of a

(a) Wilfully, by act or threat, obstructs an officer of, or person

executing any ptocess of, the Court in the performance of his

duty; or

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 81

(b) Within or close to the room or place where the Court is sitting

I wilfully misbehaves in a violent, threatening, or disrespectful

manner, to the disturbance of the Coux-t, or to the intimidation

of suitors or others resorting thereto; or

| (c) Wilfully insults any member of the Court, or any assessor or

juror, or any person acting as clerk or officer of the Court,

during his sitting or attendance in Court, or in his going to or

I returning from Court; or

(d) Does any act in relation to the Supreme Court or a Provincial

Court or a matter pending therein, which, if done in relation to

the High Court in England, would be punishable as a con-

tempt of that Court—

She shall be guilty of a grave offence against this Order;

Provided that the Court, if it thinks lit, instead of directing proceed-

ings as for an offence against this Order, may order the offender to be

.apprehended forthwith, with or without warrant, and on inquiry and

-consideration, and after the hearing of any defence which such person

may offer, without further process or trial, may adjudge him to be

^punished with a fine not exceeding <£10, or with imprisonment not ex-

-ceeding twenty-four hours, at the discretion of the Court.

(2) A Minute shall be made and kept of every such case of punish-

anent, recording the facts of the offence, and the extent of the punish-

ment. In the case of a Provincial Court, a copy of the Minute shall be

forthwith sent to the Supreme Court.

(3) Nothing herein shall interfere with the po;wer of the Court to

remove or exclude persons who interrupt or obstruct the proceedings of

•fixe Court.

78.—{!) If an officer of thetCourt employed to execute an order loses Negligence

Sby neglect or omission the opportunity of executing it, then, on complaint officer*-

•of the person aggrieved, and px-oof of the fact alleged, the Court may, if

it thinks fit, order the officer to pay the damages sustained by the person

'omplaining, or part thereof.

(2) The order shall be enforced as an order directing payment of

money.

79.—(1) If a clerk or officer of the Coux-t, acting under pretence of Extortion

the process or authority of the Court, is charged with extortion, or with

not paying over money duly levied, or with other misconduct, the Court,

•if it thinks fit, may inquire into the charge in a summary way, and mat

for that purpose summon and enforce the attendance of all necessary

persons, as in an action, and may make such order for the repayment of

any money extorted, or for the payment over of any money levied, and

for the payment of such damages and costs, as the Court thinks fit.

(2) The Coux-t may also, if it thinks fit, on the same inquiry, impose

-on the clerk or officer such fine, not exceeding <£5 for each offence, as the

-Court thinks fit.

(3) 'A clerk or officer against whom an order has been made or who

dxas been acquitted under this Article shall not be liable to an action iu

respect of the same matter; and any such, action, if begun, shall be stayed

by the Court in such manner and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Authority within 100 miles of Coast.

80.—(1) Where "a British subject, being in China or Corea, is offence

charged with having committed, either before or after the commencement Siesof00

-of this Order, any offence within a British ship at a distance of not more the coast

than 100 miles from the coast of China, or within a Chinese or Corean

ship at such a distance as afox-esaid, or within a ship not lawfully entitled

'to cl aim the protection of the flag of any State, at such a distance as

82 ORDERS1 IN' CODNCIL ,

aforesaid, any of'His Majesty’s Codrts in Chiiia or Corea within the- •

jurisdiction whereof he is found may cause him to be apprehended and •

brought before it, and may take the preliminary examination and commit

him for trial.

(2) If the Court before whiclx'tHe accused'is'bro^ighftids a '’Provincial ;

Court; the Court shall report to the Supreme 'Court the 'pendency of the

ease.

The Supreme Court shall thereupon direct iri what mode and where- ;

the case shdll be heard and determined, and '(hotwithstanding anything

in! this Order) the case shall be' so heard and determined.apcofdingly.

(3) The provisions of this Order1 relative to offences;and proceedings-

in criminal matters, shall in all respects, as far as may, be, extend and?

apply to every such case, in like manner as if the offence had been com-

mitted in China or Corea.

jurisdiction of ' 81. Where a British subject, being ‘ in Hongkong, is charged with \

oourt^t

Hongkong havingOrder, any committed, either before

crime or offence or after

within any Britishthe1, Chinese,

commencement

or Coreanof ship

this- ;

at such a distance as aforesaid, the Supreme Court at Hongkong shall |

have and may‘exercise authority and'jurisdiction with respect to, tim

crime or offence aS fully as if it had been committed ,in Hongko-ng.

Apprehension

of deserters Supreme 82. His

Court,Majesty’s Minister

any Consular in in'China

officer Chinaor'ofCorea,,

Cprea,anyor the

Judge of the j

Governor

of Hongkong, oh receiving satisfactory information that any soldier, j

sailor, marine, or other person belonging to any of His Majesty’s military

or naval forces, has deserted therefrom, and has concealed himself in any

British ship at such a distance as aforesaid, may, ’in pursuance of such

information, issue his warrant for a search after, and apprehension ’of

Such deserter, and on being satisfied on investightion that any person so-

apprehended is such' a deserter, shall'cause him to; be, with all convenient

speed, taken and delivered over tt> the hekfest militaty station of His

Majesty’s forces, of to the officer in command of a ship of war ‘of His

Majesty serving in China or Corea, as the case( may require.

Deportation.

Deportation. -88.—(1) Where it is proved that there 1 is7 reasonable ground to-

apprehend that a British subject is -about to commit a breach of the

public peace—or that the acts of conduct of a British subject are or is

likely to produce or excite to a breach of the public peace—the Court

may, if it thinks fit, cause him to be brought before it, and require him

to give security tb the satisfaction of the'Court to keep the peace, or for

his future' good behaviour, as the case niay require.

' (2) Where a British subject is ‘convicted of an offence before the-

Court, the1 Court may, if it thinks fit, require him to give security to the-

satisfaction of the Court for his future good behaviour, and for that

purpose may (if need be) cause him to be1 brought before the Court..

(3) rIn either of the foregoing cases, if the person required to give-

security fails to do so, the Court may ‘order that he be deported from

China or Corea'tb such place as the Court directs.

(4) The place shall be a place in some part (if any) of His Majesty’s

dominions to which the person belongs,, or the Government of which

consents to the reception of persons deported under this Order.

(5) A Provincial Court shall report to the Supreme Court any order’

of deportation made by it and the ; grounds thereof, before the order is

executed. The Supreme Court may reverse the order, or may confirm it

with- or without variation, and in ckse of confirmation, shall direct it to-

be carried info dfffect.

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(6) The person to be deported shall be detained in custody until a

•ht opportunity for hip deportation occurs.

, (7) He shall, as.soon.as.is practicable, and in.the case of a person

convicted, either after execution of the sentence or while it is in course of

execution, be embarked in custody under the warrant of the Supreme Court

•on board one of His Majesty’s skips of war, or, if there is no such ship

J available, then on board any British or other fit ship hound to t^ke place

i-of deportation.

(8) The warrant shall be sufficient authority. to the commander or

-master of the ship to receive and detain the person therein named, and

•to carry him to and deliver him up at the place named according to the

i warrant.

. (9) The Court may order the person' to be deported to pay all or

Any part of the expenses of his deportation. Subject thereto, the

expenses of deportation shallbe defrayed in such .manner as the Secretary

-of State, with the concurrence of the Treasury, ihay direct.

(10) The Supreme Court shall forthwith report to the Secretary of

State any order of deportation made or confirmed by it and the grounds

^thereof, and shall also inform His Majesty’s Minister in. China or Corea

.as the case may require,

(11) If any person deported under this or any former Order returns

to China or Corea without permission in writing of the Secretary of

State (which permission the Secretary of Stafe may give)'Tie shallbe

-deemed guilty of a grave offence against this Order- and he shall also be

j liable to be forthwith again deported.

j 84. Where any person is deported to Hongkong, he shall on his Dealing with

Arrival there be delivered, with the warrant under which he is deported,

rlnto the custody of the Chief Magistrate of Police of Hongkong,' who, on Hongkong,

receipt of the person deported, with the warrant, shall detain him and

shall forthwith report the case to the Governor of Hongkong, who shall

‘either by warrant (if the circumstances of the case appear to him to

make it expedient) cause the person so deported to be taken to England,

.and in the meantime to be detained in custody (so that the period of

such detention do not exceed three months), or else, shall .discharge him

•from custody.

Appeal and Reserved Case. ■ 1

....

"Court— —(,1) Where a person is convietect of aaiy offence before any reserved

Appeal andease

(a) If he considers the conviction erroneous in law, then, on his

application, withjn the prescribed time (unless it appears

merely frivolous, when it may be refused); or

, (&): If the Judge thinks fit to reserve for consideration of the full

’the JudgeSupreme Court

shall state any setting

a case, questionoutofthe

lawfacts

arising

andonthethegrounds

trial; of the

conviction, and the question of; law, apd send or deliver it to the

Registrar of the Supreme Court.

the,, Court,

86.—r(I)before

Wherewhoma cassis

the trialstated undershall,

w;as ha3, the last

as itpreceding

thinks fit,Article, Procedure -

either ca8eBtated

postpone judgment on ffie conviction, or respite execution

ment, and either commit the person convicted to prison, or take security of the judg-

for him to appear and receive judgment, or to deliver himself for

execution of the judgment (as the case’may require) at an appointed

time and place.

(2) The full Supreme Court, sitting withouf a jury or assessors,

shall hear and determine the matter, and thereupon shall reverse, affirm,

or amend the judgment given,! qr set it aside, and order an entry to be

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made in the Minutes that in the judgment of the Supreme Court the

person ought not to have been convicted, or order judgment to be given

at a subsequent sitting of the Provincial Court, or order a new trial, or

make such other order as the Supreme Court thinks just, and shall also

give all necessary and proper consequential directions.

(3) The judgment of the full Court shall be delivered in open

Court, after the public hearing of any argumeilt offered on behalf of the

prosecutor or of the person convicted.

(4) Before delivering judgment, the full Court may, if necessary,,

cause the case to be amended by the Provincial Court.

(5) The full Court shall not annul a conviction or sentence, or vary

a sentence, or order a new trial on the ground—

(a) Of any objection which, if stated duting the trial, might, in the-

opinion of the Supreme Court, have been properly met by

amendment at the trial; or

(b) Of any error in the summoning of assessors; or

(c) Of any person having served as assessor who was not qualified; or

(d) Of any objection to any person as assessor which might have-

been raised before or at the trial; or

(ej Of any informality in the swearing of any witness ; or

( f) Of any error or omission in the charge, or any informality in

procedure which, in the opinion of the Supreme Court, did not

affect the substance of the case or subject the convicted person

to any undue prejudice.

PrivyCouneii

n

'' King in Councilshall

87. There frombeanodecision

appeal ofin the

a criminal

Supremecase to except

Court, His Majesty the

by special

leave of His Majesty in Council.

Fugitive Offenders.

Furtive

offender* Removal Act, 1884, shall apply Act,

88. The Fugitive Offenders 1881,and

to China andCorea,

the Colonial Prisoners

as if those places-

were a British possession and part (of His Majesty’s dominions.

Subject as follows :—

(a) His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case may

require, is hereby substituted for the Governor or Government

of a British possession ; and

(b) The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Superior Court

of a British possession.

(c) The Supreme Court and each Provincial Court is substituted

for a Magistrate of any part of His Majesty’s dominions.

(d) For the purposes of Part II. of the said Act of 1881, and of this

Article in relation thereto, China, Corea, Weihaiwei and Hong-

kong shall be deemed to be one group of British possessions.

1Y.—Civil Matters.

provision 89. Subject to the provisions of this Order, the civil jurisdiction of

every Court acting under this Order shall, as far as circumstances admit,,

jurisdiction. be exercised on the principles of, and ih conformity with, English law for-

the time being in force.

Procedure.

ah proceed- 90.—(1) Every civil proceeding in the Court shall be taken by

t»Uen

action.Sy* action,(2)andFornottheotherwise,

purposes and

of anyshallstatutory

be designated an action,

enactment or other provision

applicable under this Order to any civil proceeding in the Court, an.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 85

action under this Order shall comprise and be equivalent to a suit, cause,

or petition, or to any civil proceeding, howsoever required by any such

enactment or provision to be instituted or carried on.

91. —(1) Every action shall commence by a summons issued from the

Court, on the application of the plaintiff, and served on the defendant (in

this Order referred to as an original summons) ; but notwithstanding

this provision, proceedings may be taken in and applications may be

made to the Court in particular classes of cases, in such manner as mav

be prescribed by Rules of Court, or, where such manner is not so pre-

scribed, in such maimer as like proceedings and applications are taken

and made in England.

92. —r(l) Subject to the provisions of this Order, every action in the

Supreme Court which involves the amount or value of <£150 or upwards ,(?0f"J>rerne

shall, on the demand of either party in writing, filed in the Court seven

days before the day appointed for the hearing, be heard with a jury.

(2) Any other suit may, on the suggestion of any party, at any

stage, be heard with a jury, if the Court thinks fit.

(3) Any suit may be heal'd with a jury if the Court, of its own

motion, at any stage, thinks fit.

93. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, hear any action

with assessors. assessors.

(2) A Provincial Court shall (subject to the provisions of this

Order) hear with assessors every action which involves the amount or

value of .£150 or upwards.

(3) In all other cases a Provincial Court may, as it thinks fit, hear

the action either with or without assessor^.

94. —(1) After the issue of a summons by any Court, the decision

of that Court may be given upon a special case submitted to the Court

by the parties.

(2) Any decision of a Provincial Court may be given subject, to a

case to be stated by, or under the direction of, that Court for the opinion

or direction of the Supreme Court.

95. Subject to the provisions of this Order and the Rules of Court, Costs

the costs of and incident to all proceedings in the Court shall be in the

discretion of the Court, provided that if the action is tried with a jury

the costs shall follow the event, unless the Court shall for good cause

(to be entered in the Minutes) Otherwise order.

Arbitration.

96. —(1) Any agreement in writing betw’een aqy British subjects or

between British subjects and foreigners to submit present or future

differences to arbitration, whether an Arbitrator is named therein or

not, may be filed in the Court by any party thereto, and, unless a con-

trary intention is expressed therein, shall be irrevocable, and shall have

the same effect as an order of the Court.

(2) Every such agreement is in this Order referred to as a submission.

(3) If any action is commenced in respect of any matter covered by

a submission, the Court, on the application of any party to the action,

may by order stay the action.

97. (1) In any action—

(а) If all parties consent, or specia*t0

(б) If the matters in dispute consist wholly or partly of matters of Referee*,

account, or require for their determination prolonged examina-

tion of documents or any scientific or local examination:

the Court may at any time refer the whole action, or any question or

issue arising therein, for inquiry and report, to the Registrar or any

special Referee.

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(2) The report of the Registrar or special Referee may be adopted

wholly or partially by the Court,* and if so adopted may be enforced as a

judgment of the Court.

(3) The Court may also in, any case, with the consent of both parties

to an action, or of any parties between whom any questions in the action

arise (such consent being signified by a submission) refer the action or

the portions referred to, in the submission to arbitration, in such man-

ner and upon such terms as it shall think reasonable or just.

(4) In all cases , of reference to a Registrar, special Referee, or

Arbitrator, under any order of the Court, the Registrar, special Referee,

or Arbitrator shall be deemed to be an oflicer of the Court, and shall

have such powers and authority, and shall conduct ; the reference or

arbitration in such manner as,may be prescribed by any Rules of Court,

and subject-thereto as the Court may direct.

Enforcement 98. Subject to ; Rules of ' Court, the Court shall have authority to

orTward310” enforce any submission,

and regulate t or any

the proceedings beforeaward

and made thereunder,

after the award, inandsuchto manner

control

and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

,i _ ■ Bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy. 99. Each Court shall, as far as circumstances admit, have,’ for and

within its own ‘ district, with respect to the following classes of persons

being "hither resident in China dr Corea, or carrying on business there,

namely, resident British subjects and their debtors and creditors, being

British Subjects, or foreigners submitting1 to the jurisdiction of the

Court, all such jurisdiction in bankruptcy as for the tithe'being’belongs

to the High Court'and the County Courts in England.

Admiralty.

100. —(1) The Supr

for and within the limits of this Order, an^..over vessels and persons

coming within the same.

(2) The following enactments of the Colonial Courts of Admiralty

Act, 1890, that is to say, Section 2, Sub-sections (2), to,(4); Sections 5 and

6;, Section 16, Sub-section (3); shall apply to the Supreme Court as if

that Court were a Colonial Court of Admiralty^ and as if China and

Corea were a British possession; and for the purpose of this application

the expressions “judgment” and’“appeal” shall in the enactments so

applied have the same respective meanings as are assigned, thereto in

Section. 15 of the. said Act.

Matrimonial.

Matrimonial

jurisdictioa. 101. The Supreme Cdurt shall, as far as circumstances admit, have

for and within China, and ^Cdrea, with/respect to British subjects, all

such jurisdiction in matrimonial' causes except the jurisdiction relative

tOj dissolution or nullity dr jactitation of marriage, as for the time being

belongs to the High Court in England.

Lunacy.

102. —(1) The Sup

have for and within China and Corea, in relation to. British subjects, all

such jurisdiction relative tq the custody and management of the persons

and estates of lunatics, as for the, time being belongs'to the Lord Chan-

cellor or other Judge or Judges in England intrusted by virtue of His

Majesty’s sign manual with the; care and commitment of the custody of

the persons and estates of lunatics, and also such jurisdiction as may be

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS' IN CHINA AND COREA 87'

exercised in England by a judicial aiitliirity under! the provisions Of the

Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

' (2) A Provincial Court , shall, as far as circumstances permit, have

in relation to British subjects, such jurisdiction relative to the custody

and nuiuageriieirf of the persons and estates of lunatics as for the, time

being may be prescribed by Rules of Court, and until such Rules are

made, and so far as such Rules do not apply, as may be exercised in

England by a judicial authority and by the Masters in Lunacy under the

provisions of the Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

(8)'In any such case the Provincial Court may, of its own motion,

or on the application of any person interested, take or authorise such

steps as, to the Court may seem'hecessary or expedient for the p erson and

property of ahy person appearing to the Coiirt to be d lunatic, and may

from time to time revoke,'or vary, or supplement any order dr proceeding

taken in the matter. ’

(4) Subject to the, provisions of this Article and to any Rules of

Court, a Provincial Court shall not'.proceed in any .such matter except

under ahd according to the directions of the Supreme Court. ,

(5) , Sections 5 to 7 of the Lunatics Removal (India) Act, 1851 (14

and 15 Viet., cap. 81), shall apply to China and Corea, with the sub-

stitution of “the Supreme Court” for “ the Supreme Court of Judicature

at any of the Presidencies of India.”. Provided that the jurisdiction of

the Supreme ;Court under those sections may be exerdised in and for

Corea by the Provincial! Court at Seoul. ,

Probate and Administration.

103: All real or immovable property situate in Chiua or Corea, and Real propert;as

to devolve

belonging at the'time of his death to any British subject dying dfter the personal'

cohi'm'endemenf ■ of this Order, shall be deemed' to be pefsphal estate,' and

the devolution thereof, in case of intestacy, shall be regulated according

to the law of England for the time being relating to personal estaje.

104. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, as far as' cirfeurhstances of Qourts. adm

have, for and within China and Corea, with respect to the wills and the Jurisdiction

property in China and Corea of deceased British subjects, alt such

jurisdiction as for the time being belongs to the High Court in England.

(2) A Provincial'Court shall have poWdr to grant probate or letters

of administration where there is no ‘ contention respecting the fight to

the grant. . ’

(3) Probate or admihisti-ation granted by a Court under this Ofder

shall have effect over all the property of the deceased within China of

Corea, and shall effectually discharge persons dealing with an exceptor of

administrator thereunder, notwithstanding that any defect afterwards

appears in the grant.

105. Section 51 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, '1874, and any Enactment

enactment for the time being in force amending or substituted1 for the applied.

same, are hereby extended to China and Corea with the adaptation follow-

ing, namely :— ' '

The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Court of Probate in

a Colony. ;'

106. —(1) Where a Court of Probate in the UnitedBritish Kingdom

of or

any British Poasessioh'to which the Colonial Probates Act, 1892,’for the Sealing

Colonialor&c.

time being extends, has granted probate or letters - of administration or probate,

confirmation in respect of the estate Of a deceased person, the probate

letters of confirmation so granted may, oh being produced to, and a

copy thereof deposited with, the Supreme Court, be sealed with the seal

of that Court, and thereupon shall be of the like force and effect and

have the same operation as if granted by that Court.

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(2) Provided that the Supreme Court shall, before sealing any

probate letters or confirmation under this section, be satisfied either

that all probate or estate duty has been paid in respect of so much of

the estate, situated in China or Corea as is liable to such duty, or that

security has been given in a sum sufficient to cover the property (if any)

in China or Corea, and may require such evidence, if any, as it thinks

fit as to the domicile of the deceased person.

(3) The Supreme Court may, also, if it thinks fit, on the applica-

tion of any creditor, require before sealing that adequate security be

given for the payment of debts due from the est ate to creditors residing

in China or Corea.

(4) For the purposes of this. Article, a duplicate of any probate,

letters 'of administratibn, or corifirmatiph sealed with the seal of the

Court granting the same, or a copy thereof certified as correct by or

under the authority of the Court granting the sanie, shall have the same

effect as the original.

Custody ot 107.—(1) Where a British subject dies in China or Corea, or else-

tntestate

' e '^ where,

China orintestate,

Corea shall then,be vested

until administration

in the Judge ofisthegranted,

Supremehis Court.

property in

(2) The Court, within whose jurisdiction any property of the de-

ceased is situated shall, where the circumstances of the case appear to the

Court so to require, forthwith on his death, or as soon after as may be,

take possession of his property within the particular jurisdiction, or put

any such property under the seal of the Court (in either case if the

nature of the property or other circumstances so require, making an

inventory), and so keep it until it can be dealt with according to law.

Executor10 108, If any person named executor in the will of the deceased takes

obuul

probate. possession

property of oftheand administers

deceased, and doesor not

otherwise

obtain deals

probatewithwithin

any part of the

one month

after the death, or after the termination of any suit or dispute respect-

ing probate or administration, he shall he guilty of an offence and shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding ,£50.

Administering

•estate without 109. orIf ananyofficer

executor person,of other

the than the person named ofadministrator or an

authority. or (Jeais with anyCourt,

part oftakes

the possession and administers

property of a deceased British

subject, whether resident or not, he shall he deemed guilty of a contempt

of Court, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding ,£50.

Death

failureorof 110. but

testator, Where eithera dies

person appointed

without havingexecutor in a will

taken probate, survivesbeen

or, having the

•executor. called on by the Court to take probate, does not appear, his right in re-

spect of the executorship wholly ceases: and without further renuncia-

tion the representation to the testator and administration of his pro-

perty shall go and may be committed as if that person had not been

appointed executor.

Testamentary

paperstedto Inbe other111.—(1)

such subject Wherehaving

a British

in hissubject dies orju under

possession, Chinahisor control,

Corea, any

any

Court'. paper or writing of the deceased, being, or purporting

ary, shall forthwith bring the original to the Court within whose to be testament-

parti-

cular jurisdiction the death happens, and deposit it there.

If any person fails to do so for fourteen days after having knowledge

of the death of the deceased, he shall be guilty of an offence and liable

to a fine not exceeding <£50.

(2) Where it is proved that any paper of the deceased, being or

purporting to be testamentary, is in the possession or under the control

of a British subject, the Court may, whether a suit or proceeding

respecting probate or administration is pending or not, order him to

uroduce the paper and bring it into Court.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 8»

(3) Where it appears to the Court that there are reasonable grounds

for believing that any person has knowledge of any paper being, or

purporting to be, testamentary (although it is not shown that the paper

is in his possession or under his control), the Court may, whether a suit

or proceeding for probate or administration is pending or not, order

that he be examined respecting it before the Court or elsewhere, and

that he do attend for that purpose, and after examination order that

he do produce the paper and deposit it in Court.

112. Where it appears to the Court that the value of the property Admmiatr*

or estate of a deceased person does not exceed =£50, the Court may,

without any probate or letters of administration, or other formal proceeding,

pay thereout any debts or charges, and pay, remit, or deliver any surplus

to such persons, subject to such conditions (if any) as the Court thinks

proper, and shall not be liable to any action, suit, or proceedings in

respect of anything done under this Article. Provided that a Provincial

Court shall not exercise the powers of this Article except with the

approval of the Supreme Court. Every proceeding of the Court under

this Article shall be recorded in the Minutes.

Appeals and Rehearings.

113. —(1) Where an action in a Provincial Court involves the amo

for value of =£25 or upwards, any party aggrieved by any decision of that conrt™9

Court, with or without assessors, in the action shall have the right to

appeal to the Supreme Court against the same, on such terms and

conditions as may be prescribed by Rules of Court.

(2) In any other case, the Provincial Court may, if it seems just and

expedient, give leave to appeal on like terms.

(3) In any case the Supreme Court may give leave to appeal on

such terms as seem just.

114. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, on the applica

of any party or of its own motion, order a rehearing of an action, or of an court.™6

appeal, or of any arguments on a verdict or on any other question of

law.

(2) The provisions of this Order respecting a hearing with a jury

or assessors shall extend to a rehearing of an action.

(3) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, direct any rehearing to

be before the full Court.

(4) If the party applying for a rehearing has by any order been

ordered to pay money or do any other thing, the Court may direct either

that the order be carried into execution, or that the execution thereof be

suspended pending the rehearing, as it thinks fit.

(5) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

party in whose favour it is given shall before the execution give security

to the satisfaction of the Court for the performance of such order as

shall be made on the rehearing.

(6) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended,

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is given, give security to the satisfaction of the Judge for performance of

such order as shall be made on the rehearing.

(7) An application for a rehearing shall be made within the pre-

scribed time.

Appeals to His Majesty in Council.

115. —(1) Where a final judgment or order of the Supreme C

made in a civil action involves the amount or value of =£500 or upwards, Privy 00,1 ne'f

any party aggrieved thereby may, within the prescribed time, or, if no

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tiine, p^cribe.d,, witliin fifteen days after tbe sam^ is made ;or given,

apply by motidn,’to tiie Suprenie. Court for leave .to appeal,to His Majesy

the King in Council'.; / ;

(2) The applicant shall give security to the satisfaction of the Court

to an amount not exceeding 5500 for ,prosecution of the appeal, and for

such costs in the event of the dismissal of the .appeal .for want of pro-

secution as the Supreme Court may award, and for payment of all such

costs as may be awarded to any respondent by His Map sty in Council,

or t»y, the Lords,of the Judicial, Committee of His Majesty’s ‘Privy

i> Counbil.,

, (3) lie shall a]sb pay into the Supreme Court a sum estimated by

Hat Court to" jpe the amoupt.of the expense of the making up and trans-

mission,to England of the transcript, of the record.

(h) , If . security Hhd' payment are so given and made within two

months from the filing of the motion-paper for leave to. appeal, then,,and

not otherwise, the Supreme. Court .shall give leave to appeal, and the

appellant shall be ,af liberty to prefer and prosecute his appeal to His

Majesty in Council according to the rules for the time being in .force

respecting appeals to His Majesty in Council from his Colonies, or such

other rules as His Majesty in-Council from time to time thinks

fit to make concerning appeals from the Supreme Court.

(5) In any case the^ Supreme Court, if it considers it just or expedient

to do so, may give leave to appeal on the terms and in the manner

aforesaid.

Execution 116.—(1) Where leave to appeal to His Majesty in Council is

appeal applied

SupremeforCourt by shall

a person

directordered to paythemoney

either that or do anyfrom

order appealed otherbeact, the

carried

into execution, or that the execution thereof be suspended pending the

appeal, as the Court thinks just.

(2) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, tbe

person in whose favour it is made shall, before the execution of it, give

security to the satisfaction of the. Court for performance of such order

as His Majesty in Council miy' think fit to make.

(3) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is made, give security to the satisfaction of the Court for performance of

such order as His Majesty in Council may think fit to make.

Appeal leave.

special by ^. 117. This Order shall not affect the right of His Majesty in Council

a an^, time, on the humble petition of a person aggrieved by a decision

of the Supreme Court, to admit his appeal thereon on such terms and in

such manner as His Majesty in Council may think fit, and to deal with

the decision appealed from in such manner as may be just.

V.—Procedure, Criminal and Civil.

Minutes of

proceedings, 118.—(1)

})e drawnIn^everyandcase,shallcivilbeorsigned

criminal.

by Minutes

the Judgeofbefore

the proceedings

whom the

proceedings are taken, and shall, where the trial is held with assessors,

be open for their inspection and for their signature if concurred in by

them.

(2) These Minutes, with the depositions of witnesses, and the notes

of evidence taken at the hearing or trial by the Judge, shall be preserved

in the public office of the Court.

Rules of

Court1, 119. The Judge of the Supreme Court may make Kules of Court—

(a) Por regulating the pleading practice and procedure in the Courts

established under this Order with respect to all matters within

the jurisdiction of the respective Courts;

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(b) For regulating the means by which particular facts may be

proved in the said Courts;

(6) For prescribing any forms to be used;

(d) For prescribing or regulating the duties of the officers of the

said Courts ;

(e) For prescribing scales of costs and regulating any matters in

connection therewith;

(f) For prescribing and enforcing the fees to be taken in respect

of any proceedings under this Order, not exceeding, as regards

any matters provided for by the Consular Salaries and Fees Act,

1891, fees fixed and allowed from time to time by any Order in

Council made under that Act;

(f/) For prescribing the allowances to be made in criminal cases to

complainants, witnesses, jurors, assessors, interpreters, medical

practitioners, and other persons employed iii the administration

of Justice and the conditions upon which an order may be made

by the Court for such allowances;

(it,}' For taking and transmitting depositions of witnesses for use at

trials in a British possession or in the United Kingdom;

(1) For regulating the inode in which legal practitioners are to be

admitted to practise as such, and for withdrawing or suspending

the right to practise on grounds of misconduct, subject to a

right of appeal to His Majesty in Council.

Where under any Act of’ Parliament which is applicable to China

and Corea, Eules may or are required to, be made in England by the Lord

Chancellor or any Judicial authority, the powers of this Article shall

include a power to make such Rules for the purposes of that Act" so far

as applicable.

Eules framed under this Article'shall not have effeptuntil approved

by the Secretary of State and, sq far as, they relate to fees, and costs,

sanctioned by the Treasury; but in case of .urgency declared in any such

Eules with the approval of His Majesty’s Minister, the same shall have

effect unless and until they are disapproved by the Secretary of State

and notification of such disapproval is recorded and published by the

Judge of the Supreme Court.

Until such rules have been mad.e, or in relation ^ hitters to which

they do not extend, a Court may adopt aud use.any procedure ,or forms

heretofore in use in the Consular Courts in China ^r . Corea, or any

Regulations or Rules made thereunder and ip.force.,immediately, before

the commencement of this Order, with any modifications or adaptations

which may be,necessary,

120.—i-(l)!The Court may, in any case, if it thinks fit, on account of Power to

the poverty of a party, or for any other reason, to be recorded,in the paymeritofth

Minutes, dispense with or remit the payment of any fee in whole court fees,

or in part.

(2) Payment of fees payable under any Rules; to-be made in pur-

suance of this Order, and of costs and of charges and expenses, of

witnesses, prosecutions, punishments, and deportations and of other

charges and expenses, and of fines respectively payable under this Order,

may be enforced under order of the Court by seizure and sale of goods, aud

on default of sufficient goocte, by imprisonment as a civil prisoner for a term

not exceeding one month, but such imprisonment shall not operate as a

satisfaction or extinguishment of the liability.,

(3) Any bill of sale or mortgage, or transfer of property made with

a view of avoiding seizure or sale of goods or ship under any provision of

this Order, shall not be effectual to defeat the proyisions of this Order.

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Appearance. 121.—(I) Every person doing an act or taking a proceeding in the

Court as plaintiff in a civil case, or as making a criminal charge against

another person, or otherwise, shall do so in his own name and not other-

wise, and either—

(a) By himself; or

(b) By a legal practitioner; or

(c) By his attorney or agent thereunto lawfully authorized in

writing and approved by the Court.

(2) Where the act is done or proceeding taken by an attorney or by

an agent (other than a legal practitioner), the power of attorney, or

instrument authorizing, the agent, or an authentioated copy thereof, shall

be first filed in the Court.

(3) Where the authority has reference only to the particular pro-

ceeding, the original document shall be filed.

(4) Where the authority is general, or has reference to other matters

in which the attorney or agent is empowered to act, an aiithenticated

copy of the document may be filed.

(5) Any person doing any act or taking any proceeding in the Court

in the name or on behalf of another person, not being lawfully authorized

thereunto,, and knowing himself not to be so authorized, is guilty of a

contempt of. Court,

■witnesses 122,—(1) In any case, criminal or civil, and at any. stage thereof,

the Court either of its own motion or on the application of, any party,

may summon a British subject to attend to give evidence, or to produce

documents, or to be examined ; but a Provincial 00014 shall have power

so to summon British subjects in its own district only.

(2) If the person summoned, having reasonable notice of the time

and place at which he is required to attend, and (in civil cases) his reason-

able expenses having been paid or tendered, fails to at tend and be sworn,

and give evidence, or produce documents or submit to examination

accordingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the

Court, he shall be guilty1 of an offence against this Order.

(8) Persons of Chinese, Corean, Or other Asiatic Origin Or nationality

shall be deemed to be persons allowed by law to affirm or declare instead

of swearing.

(4) Any person appearing before the Court to give evidence in any

case, civil or Criminal, may be examined or give evidence in the form or with

the ceremony that he'declares to be binding on his conscience.

(5) If in any case, civil Or criminal, a British subject wilfully gives

false evidence in the Court, or on a reference, he shall be deemed guilty

Conveyance of wilful and corrupt perjury.

r 123. Whenever under this Order any person is to be taken for trial

persTn%e<* othe imprisonment

Supreme Courtor orby elsewhere

way of deportation

in China oror for any orother

Corea, to purpose,

Hongkong,to

England, or elsewhere, the Court or other authority by this Order

authorized to cause him to be so taken, may for that purpose (if neces-

sary) cause him to be embarked on board one of His Majesty’s ships of

war, or if there is no such ship available, then on board any British or

other fit ship, at any port or place whether within or beyond the parti-

cular jurisdiction or district of that Court or authority, and in order to

such embarkment may (if necessary) cause him to be taken, in custody

or otherwise, by land or by water, from any place to the port or place of

em barkment.

The writ, order, or warrant of the Court, by virtue whereof auy

person is to be so taken, shall be sufficient authority to every constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship of war, or other ship (whether the constable, officer

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 93

>or other person, or.the ship or the commander or master thereof, is

! named therein or not), to receive, detain, take, and deliver up such

j person, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

Where the writ, order, or warrant is executed under the immediate

-direction of the Court or authority issuing it, the writ, order or warrant

shall be delivered to the constable, officer, or other person acting there-

under, and a duplicate thereof shall be delivered to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person to whom the writ, order, or

warrant relates is embarked.

Where the writ, order, or warrant issues from the Supreme Court,

and is executed by a Provincial Court, a copy thereof certified under the

-seal of the Court executing the same shall be delivered to the constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person taken is embarked; and any such

copy shall be for all purposes conclusive evidence of the order of which

it purports to be a copy.

124. Subject to the other provisions of this Order, all expenses of Expense* o

removal.

removal of prisoners and others from or to any place in China or Corea,

or from or to Hongkong, and the expenses of deportation and of the

sending of any person to England, shall be defrayed in such manner as

the Secretary of State from time to time directs.

Any master of a British ship when required shall be bound to take

such persons for a reasonable remuneration, to be determined by a

Judge of the Supreme Court, and in case of non-compliance shall be

liable to a penalty not exceeding .£50. Application of

125. The following Acts, namely enactments

The Foreign Tribunals Evidence Act, 1856; to evidence.as

The Evidence by Commission Act, 1859 ;

The Evidence by Commission Act, 1885 ;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely:—

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Supreme Court in a Colony.

126. The following Acts, namely :— The

Acts,following

namely.

The British Law Ascertainment Act, 1859 ;

The Foreign Law Ascertainment Act, 1861 ;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely :—

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Superior Court in a Colony.

127. The Public Authorities Protection Act, 1893, shall extend and Protection

public of

otfteem

apply to China and Corea, as if China and Corea were therein mentioned

in place of the United Kingdom, and as if this Order and any other Order

relating to China or Corea, and any Regulations or Rules made under

any such Order were therein referred to, in addition to any Act of

Parliament.

128. The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, order that a Com- Evidence by

Commission.

mission do issue for examination of witnesses at any place out of China

and Corea on oath, by interrogatories or otherwise, and may by order

give such directions touching the time, place, and manner of the examina-

tion, or anything connected therewith, as to the Court appear reasonable

and just.

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YI.—Mortgages and E!ills of Sale.

Mortgages:

ofEegiatration

mortgages. 129. A. deed or other instrument of mortgage, legal or equitable, of'

lands or houses in China or Corea, executed by a British subject, may

be registered at any time after its execution at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate.

Mode of

registration. 130. Registration is made as follows:—The original and a copy of

the deed or other instrument of mortgage, and an affidavit verifying the

execution and place of execution thereof, and verifying the copy, are

Time for brought into the Consulate and the copy and affidavit are left there.

registration 131. If a deed or other instrument of mortgage is not registered at

the Consulate aforesaid within the respective time following, namely:—

(1) Within fourteen days, after its execution, where it is executed iu

the Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate

(2) Within two months after its, execution, where it is executed in

China or Corea, elsewhere than in that Consular district, or in

Weihai wei or Hongkong ;

(3) Within six months after its execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

then, and in every such case, the mortgage debt secured by the deed or

other instrument and the interest thereon shall not have priority over

judgment or simple contract debts contracted before the registration of

Priority. that deed or other instrument.

132.. Registered deeds or other instrument s of mortgage, legal or

equitable, of the same lands or houses have, as among themselves,

priority in order of registration.

Rules forof

indexes 133. His Majesty’s Minister may, with the approval of the Secretary

mortgages. of State, make Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and;

keeping of indexes, and of a general index, to the register of mortgages,

and searches in those indexes, and other particulars connected with the

making, keeping, and using of those registers and indexes, and for

authorizing. and regulating the unregistering of any deed or other

instrument of mortgage,' or the registering of any release or satisfaction

in respect thereof.

Bill of Sale.

Toof sale

whatthisbill 134. The provisions of this Order relating to bills of sale

Order applies. (1) Apply-only to such bjlls of sale executed by British subjects as

are intended to affect cliattels in China or Corea;

(2) Do not apply to bills‘of Sale given by sheriffs or others under

Contents or in execution of process authorizing seizure of chattels. ,

bill of sale.of 135.

namely:—

—(1) Every bil

, (a). .It must rstafe ,truly the nanie, description, and address' of the

grantor. ;

(b) It must state truly the consideration for which ‘it is granted.

(c) It must have annexed‘thereto

1 Ur written thereunder an inventory

of the chattels intended' to be comprised therein.

(d) Any defeasappe, condition,.or declaration of trust affecting the

bill not contained in the body of the bill must be written on

the same paper as the bill.

(e) The

withexecution of the

his address andbill must he attested by a credible witness,

description.

(2)- Otherwise, the bill is void in China and in Corea to' the extent

following, but not further, that is to say:—

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(o-) In the case. of failure to conform with the .rule respecting

an iriven'tofy, as far as rega'rd's'chattels omitted from the

inventory; and ' ‘

(b) In any other case, wholly.

(3) The inventory, and any defeasance, condition, or declaration as

aforesaid,' respectively,'is for'all purposes debmed part of the bill.

136. A bill, of sale conforming, or appearing to conform, with the Time for

foregoing rules, may be registered, if it is intended to: affect chattels in

China or Corea, at the' Supreme Court 1 or at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the chattels are , within the respective time

following and’ hot afterwards, namely

(1) Within fourteen days after its execution, where it is executed

in the Consular district wherein the chattels are ;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it.-is executed in

China or in Corea elsewhere than in that Consular district- or

in Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

(3) Within six months after its execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei, or Hongkong.

137. Registration is made as followsThe original and a copy of Mode of

■the-bill of sale, and an affidavit verifying the' execution, and the time ■btS"*""'

and place of execution, and the attestation thereof, and verifying the

■copy, are brought into the proper office of the Cohrt or the Consulate;'

■and the copy and affidavit are. left there.

138. If a bill of sale is not registered at a place and within the time Penalty for

by this Order appointed and allowed for registration thereof, it is, from

and after the expiration of that time’ void in China or in Corea, according

•as that place is in China or in Corea, tb the extent following, but not

further, that is to say:—

(1) As against trustees or assignees of the estate of the grantor, in

or under bankruptcy; liquidation, or assignment for the benefit

of creditors'; and

(2) As against all sheriffs and others seizing chattels under process

of any Court, and any person on whose behalf the seizure is

made; but only •

(3) As regards the property in, or right to, the possession of such

chattels comprised in the bill a,s, at or after the filing of the

petition for bankruptcy or liquidation, or the execution of ; the

assignment, or the seizure, are in the grantor’s possession, or

apparent possession,

139. Registered bills of sale affecting the same chattels have as priority,

among themselves priority in order of registration.

140. Chattels comprised in a registered bill of sale are not in the Effect of bin

possession, order, or disposition of the grantor within the law of bank-

ruptcy.

141. If in any case there is an unregistered bill of sale, and within subsequent

or on the expiration, of the time by this Order allowed for registration ^me^oods8

thereof, a subsequent bill of sale is granted affecting the same or some

of the same chattels, for the same or part of the same debt, then the

subsequent bill is, to the extent to which it comprises the same chattels

and is for the same debt absolutely void, unless the Court is satisfied that

the subsequent bill is granted in good faith fop the purpose of correcting

some material error in the prior bill, and nqt for the purpose of unlawfully

evading the operation of this Order.

142. The registration of a bill of sale must be renewed once at least Time for

every five years. , renewal

143. Renewal of registration is made as follows:—An affidavit stating Mode of

the date of and parties to the bill of sale, and the date of the original r‘jnew»1-

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registration, and of the last renewal, and that the bill is still a subsisting:

security, is brought in to the proper office of the Court or the Consulate-

of original registration, and is left there.

144. If the registration of a bill of sale is not so renewed in any

period of five years, then on and from the expiration of that period the bill

is deemed to be unregistered.

145. The provisions of this Order relating to renewal apply to bills-

of sale registered under the Orders in Council repealed by this Order.

146. A transfer or assignment of a registered bill of sale need not

be registered; and renewal of registration is not necessary by reason only

of such a transfer or assignment.

Expiration of 147. Where the time for registration or renewal of registration of a

Sunday. bill of sale expires on a Sunday, or other day on which the office for

registration is closed, the registration or renewal is valid if made on the

first subsequent day on which the office is open.

148. If in any case the Court is satisfied that failure to register or

to renew the registration of a bill of sale in due time, or any omission or

mis-statement connected with registration or renewal, was accidental or

inadvertent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the failure, omission, or

mis-statement to be rectified in such manner and on such terms, if any,,

respecting security, notice by advertisement or otherwise, or any other

matter, as the Court thinks fit.

Bills

beforeexecuted

this 149. The provisions of this Order apply to a bill of sale executed

Order

into comes

force. before the commencement of this Order.

150. The power conferred on the Judge of the Supreme Court by

Rules for

indexes to this Order of framing Rules from time to time extends to the framing of

Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and keeping of indexes,

and of a general index, to the registers of bills of sale and searches in>

those indexes, and other particulars connected with the making, keeping,

and using of those registers and indexes, and for authorizing and regulating-

the unregistering of any bill of sale, or the registering of any release or

satisfaction in respect thereof.

VII.—Foreign Subjects and Tribunals.

xnd*against

foreigners. 151.— (1) Where

the Court an action a foreigner

against desires ortoa British

a British subject, institutesubject

or take in

desires

to institute or take in the Court an action against a foreigner, the Court

shall entertain the same, and shall hear and determine it, according ta

the ordinary course of the Court.

(2) Provided that the foreigner, if so required by the Court, first obtains

and files in the Court the consent in writing of the competent authority

on behalf of bis own nation to his submitting, and does submit, to the

jurisdiction of the Court, and, if required by the Court, give security to

the satisfaction of the Court, and to such reasonable amount as the Court

thinks fit, by deposit or otherwise, to pay fees, damages, costs, and expenses,

and abide by and perform such decision as shall he given by the Court

or on appeal.

(3) A cross-action or counter-claim shall not be brought in the

Court against a plaintiff, being a foreigner.

(4) Where a foreigner obtains in the Court an order against a

defendant being a British subject, and in another suit that defendant is

plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant, the Court may, if it thinks fit, on

the application of the British subject, stay the enforcement of the order

pending that other suit, and may set off any amount ordered to be paid

by one party in one suit against any amount ordered to be paid by the

other party in the other suit.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 9T

(5) Where a plaintiff, being a foreigner, obtains an order in the

RCourt against two or more defendants being British subjects jointly, and

nin another action one of them is plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant

ithe Court may, if it thinks fit, on the application of the British subject,

J stay the enforcement of the order pending that other action, and may set

li off any amount ordered to be paid by one party in one action against any

n amount ordered to be paid by the other party in the other action, without

H prejudice to the right of the British subject to require contribution from

i his co-defendants under the joint liability.

(6) Where a foreigner is co-plaintiff in a suit with a British subject

» who is within the particular jurisdiction, it shall not be necessary for the

fj foreigner to give security for costs, unless the Court so directs, but the

i! co-plaintiff British subject shall be responsible for all fees and costs.

152.—(Ij Where it is proved that the attendance within the parti- Attendance-

Ofsubjects

British

Icular jurisdiction of a British subject to give evidence, or for any other

purpose connected with the administration of justice, is required in a Chinese or

Court of China or Corea, or before a Chinese or Corean judicial officer, or Tribunals.

ij in a Court or before a judicial officer of a State in amity with His

5 Majesty, the Court may, if it thinks fit, in a case and in circumstances

i in which the Court would require his attendance before the Court, order

| that he do attend in such Court, or before such judicial officer, and for

I such purpose as aforesaid.

(2) A Provincial Court, however, cannot so order attendance at any

| place beyond its particular jurisdiction.

(3) If the person ordered to attend, having reasonable notice of the

j time and place at which he is required to attend, fails to attend accord-

ingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the Court,

I he shall (independently of any other liability) be guilty of an offence

I against this Order.

153. When a British subject invokes or submits to the jurisdiction Actions by

I of a Chinese, Corean, or foreign Tribunal, and engages in writing to subjectsorin

Chinese

abide by the decision of that Tribunal, or to pay any fees or expenses foreign Court.

ordered by such Tribunal to be paid by him, the Supreme Court, or any

[Provincial Court may,.on such evidence as it thinks fit to require,

I enforce payment of such fees and expenses in the same manner as if they

I were fees payable in a proceeding by such person in that Court, and shall

| pay over or account for the same when levied to the proper Chinese,

Corean, or foreign authority, as the Court may direct.

154.—(1) The Supreme Court may upon the application of any Garnishee

proceedings

| British subject or foreigner who has obtained a judgment or order for the

recovery or payment of money in a foreign Court in China or Corea judgment of

foreign Court

against a person subject to the jurisdiction of that Court, and upon a

certificate by the proper officer of the foreign Court that such judgment

has been recovered or order made (specifying the amount), and that it is

still unsatisfied, and that a British subject is alleged to be indebted to

such debtor and is within the jurisdiction, order that all debts owing or

accruing from such British subject (hereinafter called the garnishee) to

such debtor shall be attached to answer the judgment or order; and by

the same or a subsequent order, may order the garnishee to pay his debt

or so much as may be sufficient to satisfy the judgment or order of the

foreign Court.

(2) The proceedings for the summoning of the garnishee, for the

ascertainment

the Court to beofpaid,

his liability, and forforthegiving

and all matters payment

effectof tomoney orderedmay

this Article, by

be regulated by Rules of Court.

(3) An order shall not be made under this Article unless the Court

is satisfied that the foreign Court is authorized to exercise similar powei

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in the case of a debt due from a person subject to the jurisdiction of that

Court to a British subject against whom a judgment has been obtained in

a Court established under this Order.

VIII.—Regulations.;

155. His Majesty’s Ministers in China and Corea shall have power

Ii emulations. collectively with respect to China and Corea or any parts thereof, or

severally with respect to China or Corea, or any parts thereof as the case

may be, to make Regulations (to be called King’s Regulations) for the

following purposes, that is to say:—

(a) For the peace, order, and good government of British subjects

in relation to matters not provided for by this Order, and to

matters intended by this Order to be prescribed by Regulation.

(b) For securing the observance of any Treaty for the time being in

force relating to any place or of any native or local law or custom

whether relating to trade, commerce, revenue, or any other

matter.

(c) For regulating or preventing the importation or exportation in

British ships or by British subjects of arms or munitions of war,

or any parts or ingredients thereof, and for giving effect to any

Treaty relating to the importation or exportation of the same.

(d) For requiring returns to be made of the nature, quantity, and

value of articles exported from or imported into his district,

any part thereof, by or on account of any British subject who is

subject to this Order, or in any British ship, and for prescribing

the times and manner at or in which, and the persons by whom,

such returns are to be made.

(2) Any Regulations made under this Article may provide for

forfeiture of any goods, receptacles, or things in relation to which, or to

the contents of which, any breach is committed of such Regulations, or

of any Treaty or any native or local law or custom, the observance of which

is provided for by such Regulations.

(3) Any person committing a breach of any such Regulations shall,

in addition to any forfeiture prescribed thereby, be liable, on conviction,

to imprisonment, for a period not exceeding three months, or to a fine, or

to both.

(4) Any fine imposed for a breach of Regulations shall not exceed

£50: Provided that where the breach is of any Regulation relating to

customs law, or to the importation or exportation of any goods, the fine

may extend to a sum equivalent to treble the value of the goods in relation

Municipal to which the breach is committed.

156. His Majesty’s Ministers in China and Corea respectively, in

Regulations. the exercise of the powers aforesaid, may, if they think fit, join with the

Ministers of any foreign Powers in amity with His Majesty in making or

adopting Regulations for the municipal government of a.ny foreign con-

cession or settlement in China or Corea as the case may be; and as regards

British subjects, such joint Regulations shall be as valid and binding as

Approval of they157.related to British subjects —(a)

Regulations.

if only.

Regulation

have effect as respects British subjects unless and until they are approved

Dy His Majesty the King, that approval being signified through the

Secretary of State—save that, in case of urgency declared in any such

Regulations, the same shall take effect before that approval, and shall

continue to ha.ve effect unless and until they are disapproved by His

Majesty the King, and until notification of that disapproval has been

received and published by His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea as

the case may be.

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(b) Any Regulations when so approved, and published as provided

by this Order, shall have effect as if contained in this Order.

158. —(1) All Regulations approved under this Order, Publication of imp

whether

ing penalties or not, shall be printed, and a printed copy thereof shall be Regulations.

affixed, and be at all times kept exhibited conspicuously, in the public office

of each Consulate in China and Corea.

(2) Printed copies of the Regulations shall be kept on sale at such

reasonable price as His Majesty’s Minister from time to time directs.

(3) A printed copy of any Regulations purporting to be made under

this Order, and to be certified under the hand of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, or under the hand and Consular seal of one of His

Majesty’s Consular officers in China and Corea, shall be conclusive evidence

of the due making of such Regulations

159. The respective powers aforesaid extend to the making of

Regulations for the governance, visitation, care, and superintendence of

prisons in China or in Corea, for the removal of prisoners from one prison

to another, and for the infliction of corporal or other punishment on

prisoners committing offences against the rules or discipline of a prison ;

but the provisions of this Order respecting penalties, and respecting the

printing, affixing, exhibiting, and sale of Regulations, and the mode of

trial of charges of offences against Regulations, do not apply to Regula-

tions respecting prisons and offences of prisoners.

IX.—Miscellaneous.

160. Nothing in this Order shall deprive the Court of the right to be observed.

observe, and to enforce the observance of, or shall deprive any person of Customs may-

the benefit of, any reasonable custom existing in China or Corea, unless

this Order contains some express and specific provision incompatible with

the observance thereof.

161. Nothing in this Order shall prevent any Consular officer in Customary

China or Corea from doing anything which His Majesty’s Consuls in the Consular

dominions of any other State in amity with His Majesty are, for the time

being, by law, usage, or sufferance, entitled or enabled to do.

162. —(1) Every British subject resident shall, in RegistrationJanuary

British in eve

year, register himself at the Consulate of the Consular district within ofsubjects.

which he is resident: Provided that—

(а) The registration of a man shall comprise the registration of his

wife, if living with him ; and

(б) The registration of the head of a family shall be deemed to com-

prise the registration of all females and minors being his rela-

tives, in whatever degree, living under the same roof with him

at the time of his registration.

(2) The Consular officer may, without fee, register any British sub-

jects being minors living in the houses of foreigners.

(3) Evesry British subject arriving at a place in China or Corea

where there is a Consular office, unless borne on the muster-roll of a

British ship there arriving, shall, on the expiration of one month after

arrival, be deemed, for the nurposes of this article, to be resident, and

shall register himself accordingly.

(4) A person shall not be required to register himself oftener than

once in a year, reckoned from the 1st January.

(5) The Consular officer shall yearly give to each person registered

by him a certificate of registration, signed by him and sealed with his

Consular seal.

(6) The name of a wife, if her registration is comprised in her

husband’s, shall, unless in any case the Consular officer sees good reason

to the contrary, be indorsed on the husband’s certificate.

100 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

(7) The names and descriptions of females and minors whose

registration is comprised in that of the head of the family shall, unless m

any case the Consular officer sees good reason to the contrary, be indorsed

on the certificate of the head of the family.

(8) It shall be lawful by King’s Regulations to require that every

person shall, on every registration of himself, pay such fee as may therein

be prescribed, not exceeding 2 dollars in China and 2 yen in Corea; and

such Regulations may provide that any such fee may either be uniform

for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes.

(9) The mode of registration may be prescribed by King’s Regula-

tions, but if no other mode is so prescribed, every person by this Order

required to register himself or herself shall, unless excused by the Con-

sular officer, attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate on each

occasion of registration.

(10) If any person fails to comply with the provisions of this Order

respecting registration, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction

of the Consular officer, he or she shall be guilty of an offence against

this Order, and any Court or authority may, if it thinks fit, decline to

recognize him as a British subject.

Deposit of 163. Section 48 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881

attorney. (which relates to the deposit of instruments creating powers of attorney

in the Central Office of the Supreme Court, in England or Ireland), shall

apply to China and Corea with these modifications, that is to say: the

Office of the Supreme Court is substituted for the Central Office, and

Rules of Court under this order are substituted for General Rules.

exchanare offor 164. All fees, fines, penalties, and other sums of money which, un-

payment der the provisions of this Order or any Regulations or Rules of Court,

fees, fines, &c. are stated or imposed hi terms of British currency, shall, if not paid

in British gold, be paid in China in British or Mexican dollars at the

rate of exchange fixed periodically by the Treasury; in Corea, in

Japanese currency at the rate of 10 yen to the pound sterling.

The said rates of exchange shall apply to the ascertainment of the

value of any income for any purpose of qualification or of any limitation

or security, in any case where this Order or any Rule or Regulation con-

Accounting tains a reference to British currency.

fines, fees, &c.of 165. Except as in this Order otherwise provided, all fees, dues, fines,

and other receipts under this Order shall be carried to the public

account, and shall be accounted for and paid as the Secretary of State,

Report with the concurrence of the Treasury, directs.

Judge ofoythe

Supreme

166. Not later than the 31st March in each year, the Judge of the

Supreme Court shall send to the Secretary of State a report on the

.peration of this Order up to the 31st December of the preceding year,

showing for the then last twelve months the number and nature of the

proceedings, criminal and civil, taken in the Court under this Order,

and the result thereof, and the number and amount of fees received, and

containing an abstract of the registration list, and such other informa-

tion, and being in such form, as the Secretary of State from time to time

Report directs.

Provincialby

Court.

167. Each Provincial Court shall at such time as may be fixed by

Rules of Court furnish to the Supreme Court an annual report of every

case, civil and criminal, brought before it, in such form as the Supreme

Publication of Court directs.

Order. 168. —(1) A printed co

ed in a conspicuous place in each Consular office and in each Court-house.

(2) Printed copies shall be sold at such reasonable price as the

Supreme Court directs.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 101

(3) Judicial notice shall be taken of this Order, and of the com-

mencement thereof, and of the appointment of Consuls, and of the con-

stitution and limits of the Courts and districts, and of Consular seals

and signatures, and of any Eules made or in force under this Order, and

no proof shall be required of any of such matters.

The provisions of the Evidence Act, 1851 (14 and 15 Viet., cap. 99),

Secs. 7 and 11, relating to the proof of judicial and other documents,

shall extend and be applied for all purposes as if the Courts, districts,

and places to which this Order applies were in a British Colony.

169. —(1) The Orders in Council mentioned in the Schedul

Order are hereby repealed, but this appeal shall not—

(a) Affect the past operation of those Orders, or any of them, or

any appointment made, or any right, title, obligation, or liability

accrued, or the validity or invalidity of anything done or suffer-

ed under any of those Orders, before the making of this Order;

' (b) Interfere with the institution or prosecution of any proceeding

or action, criminal or civil, in respect of any offence committed

against, or forfeiture incurred or liability accrued under or in

consequence of, any provision of any of those Orders, or any

Regulation confirmed by any such Order or made thereunder;

(c) Take away or abridge any protection or benefit given or to be

enjoyed in relation thereto.

(2) Notwithstanding the repeal of the Orders aforesaid, all Eules

and Regulations approved or confirmed by or under any Order so re-

pealed shall continue and be as if this Order had not been made; but so

that the same may be revoked, altered, or otherwise dealt with unde*

this Order, as if they had been made under this Order.

(3) Criminal or civil proceedings begun under any of the Orders re-

pealed by this Order, and pending at the time when this Order comes into

operation, shall, from and after that time, be regulated by the provisions of

this Order, as far as the nature and circumstances of each case admits.

(4) Lists of jurors and assessors in force at the passing of this

Order shall continue in force until revised and settled under the provi-

sions of this Order.

170. —(1) This Order shall take effect on such day not less

month nor more than three months after it is first exhibited in the public r eir

office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai, as the Minister shall by public '

notification appoint.

(2) The day on which this Order so takes effect is in this Order

referred to as the commencement of this Order.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Judge of the Supreme Court

shall forthwith, on the receipt by him from the Minister in China of a

certified printed copy of this Order, cause the same to be affixed and

exhibited conspicuously in that office, together with the said notification.

(4) He shall also keep the same so affixed and exhibited until the

commencement of this Order.

(5) A copy of the said notification shall, as soon as practicable, be

published at each of the Provincial Consulates in such manner as the

^Supreme Court may direct. /

102 OEDEKS IN COUNCIL FOE H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA, ETC.

(6) A certified printed copy of this Order shall also be affixed and

exhibited in the public offices of the Provincial Court at Seoul, at the

same time (or as near as circumstances admit) at which it is first exhi-

bited at Shanghai.

(7) Proof shall not in any proceeding or matter be required that

the provisions of this Article have been complied with, nor shall any act

or proceeding be invalidated by any failure to comply with any of such

provisions.

(8) Where this Order confers power to make any appointment,

Pules, or Regulations, or to do any other thing for the purposes of this

Order, that power may be exercised at any time after the passing of this

Order, so, however, that any such appointment, Rules, or Regulations

shall not take effect before the commencement of this Order.

short itie. 171. This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea Order in

Council, 1904.”

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE.

Orders Repealed.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1865.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1877.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1878.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1881.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884 (Supplemental).

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886 (No. 2).

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1898.

The China, Japan, and Corea (Supreme Court) Order in Council, 1899-

 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) OKDEK IN COUNCIL, 1914

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day oe March, 1914

Present •—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord President Lord Colebrooke

Viscount Knollys Lord Emmott

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or other lawful means His Majesty

the King has jurisdiction in China:

How, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested, is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Amendment) Order in Council,|9141,”

and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904, hereinafter referred

to as the “ Principal Order,” and this Order and the China Orders in Council, 1904

to 1913, may be cited together as the “ China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1914.”

2. —(1) In addition to the documents to be deposited and filed in

consulate, in accordance with Article 46 of the China (Amendment) Order in

Council, 1913, on the registration of a company in accordance with the provisions of

that Order, there shall' be deposited and filed a list of the directors of the company

showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and his address.

(2) Every company registered under the China (Amendment) Order in Council,

1913, shall register in the month of January in every year a list of the directors of

the company, showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and

his address, and shall from time to time, as may be necessary, register any altera-

tions in such list.

(3) On every registration under sub-article (2) of this article there shall be

payable a fee of 2s.

3. Where any municipal regulations or byelaws have been established for any

foreign concession in China the Court may entertain a complaint against a British,

subject for a breach of such municipal regulations or byelaws, and may enforce

•compliance therewith.

Provided—-

(1) That the said municipal regulations or byelaws have been accepted by

His Majesty’s Grovernment. Acceptance of the municipal regulations

or byelaws of a foreign concession by His Majesty’s Goivenment shall

be signified by a copy thereof being exhibited and kept exhibited in

the public office of His Majesty’s consulate at such treaty port.

(2) That no punishment other in nature or greater in degree than that

provided by the Principal Order shall be imposed.

(3) That the Coart is satisfied that effectual provision exists for the

punishment in the Court of the foreign Powers whose municipal

regulations or byelaws it is sought to enforce of breaches by the

subjects or citizens of that Power of the municipal regulations or

byelaws of British concessions in China.

4. In article 21 of the China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1913, the reference

4o article 13 should be read as a reference to article 19, and in article 29 the

references to articles 21 and 22 should be read as references to articles 27 and 28,

and in article 50 the reference to article 41 should be read as a reference to article 48.

And the Bight Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, K.G., one of His

Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

By this Order Article 3 of “ The China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1914,’*

was repealed.

CHINA (AMENDMENT No. 2) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th day of November, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance', and other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in that

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased by and with the advice of His Privy Council to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment No. 2) Order in

Council, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “The China Order in Council, 1904”

(hereafter called the “ Principal Order”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. The wo,rds in Article 101 of the Principal Order “ except the jurisdiction

relative to dissolution, or nullity, or jactitation of marriage ” are hereby repealed.

3. This Order shall take effect on the day on which it is first exhibited in the

Public Office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai.

And the Right Honourable G-eorge Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, one of

His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions

herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

Rules of Court drawn up under this Order by Judge Skinner Turner were

published in the Hongkong Government Gazette on June 10th, 1921.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL

No. 3, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 21st day of December, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “ The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Amendment) Order in Council,

No. 3, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ The China Order in Council, 1904 ”

(hereinafter called the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same,

and the provisions of Article 170 of the Principal Order shall in particular apply to

this Order.

 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL No 3, 1920 105

2. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who has acted,

is acting, or is about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety, or to the

defence, peace or security of His Majesty’s Dominions, or of any part of them,

shall be guilty of a grave offence against the Principal Order, and may, in addition

to, or in lieu of, any other punishment, be ordered to give security for good

behaviour or to be deported.

3. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who prints,

publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper or other publication

containing seditious matter, or has in his possession with intent to publish or dis-

tribute any such newspaper or other publication, shall be guilty of a grave offence

against the Principal Order, and may, in addition t6, or in lieu of, any other

punishment, be ordered to give security for good behaviour or to be deported.

4. In addition and without prejudice to any powers which the Court may

possess to order the exclusion of the public from any proceedings, if, in the course

of the trial of a person for an offence under this Order, application is made by the

drosecutor, in the interests of national safety, that all or any portion of the public

should be excluded during any part of the hearing, the Court may make an order to

that effect, but the passing of sentence shall in any case take place in public.

5. Article 2 (1) of “The China and Corea (Amendment) Order in Council,

1909,” and the whole of “ The China (War Powers) Order in Council, 1917,” are

hereby repealed, but this pepeal shall not (a) affect the past operation thereof or

any right, title, obligation or liability thereunder; or (b) interfere with the institu-

tion or prosecution of any legal proceeding thereunder.

6. This order is in substitution for “The China (Amendment) Order in Coun-

cil, 1920,” which has not taken effect and is hereby revoked.

And the Right Honourable George Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, K.G.,

Ac., one of His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary

directions herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1921

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day of December, 1921

Present :

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Earl of Lytton Sir Frederick Ponsonby

Mr. Secretary Shortt Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance or other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by. virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:—

1.—(1) This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in

Council, 1921,” and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904 (in

this Order referred to as “the Principal Order”), and the said Order and any

other Orders in Council amending the said Order may be cited together as “The

•China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1921.”

(2) This Order shall not apply to places within the limits of the Consular

District of Kashgar.

106 THE CHINA ^AMENDMENT,) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1921

2.—The following provisious are substituted for Article 162 of the PrinGipal-

Order:—

(1) A register of British subjects shall be kept in the office of every

Consulate in China.

(2) Every British subject resident in China shall, in the month of

January of each year, be registered at the Consulate of the Consular District

within which he resides, provided that if some other Consulate is more easy of

access, he may, with the assent of the Consular Officer, be registered there. A

British subject arriving in China must apply for registration within one

month after his arrival; provided that a person who fails to apply for or to-

obtain registration within the time limited by this Article may be registered at

any time if he excuses his failure to the satisfaction of the Consular Officer.

(3) Where a person is in possession of a valid British passport, the

Consular Officer shall, on the first registration of any such person, endorse on

the passport without further fee than that provided for in sub-article (6)

hereunder a certificate of registration in such form as may be prescribed by the

Secretary of State. Where any such person applies for the renewal of the

registration and produces his passport, renewal of his registration need not

attend personally unless that provided for in sub-article (6) hereunder be

endorsed thereon.

(4) Every person who has not previously been registered applying to be

registered under this Order shall, unless excused by the Consular Officer,

attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate, but any person applying

for the renewal of his registration need not attend personally unless directed

by the Consular Officer so to do, provided that the registration of the wife or

wives of a man who is registered under this Order may, if living with him, be

effected without their personal attendance being required, and provided also

that the registration of minors, being his relatives in whatever degree-, living

with the head of a family who is registered under this Order may, if living with’

him, be effected without attendance being required.

(5) A person registered in any register of British subjects established

under the provisions of any Order in Council which have been repealed shall be

registered under the provisions of this Order, unless the Consular Officer is

satisfied after inquiry that the previous registration was erroneous or that such

person is not entitled to registration under the provisions of this Order.

(6) Every person shall, on every registration of himself, and on every

renewal of the registration, pay a fee of two dollars, or such other fee as the

Secretary of State from time to time appoints. The amount of the fee may be

uniform for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes, if the Secretary of State from time to time so directs, but

may not in any case exceed four dollars.

(7) Where any person applies to be registered he shall be entitled without

a fee to the assistance of the Consular Officer in the preparation of any

affidavit that may be required.

(8) The Consular Officer may require the production of such evidence

that an applicant for registration is entitled to the status of a British subject

as he may see fit, but subject to such directions as may be issued by the

Secretary of State.

(9) If any British subject neglects to obtain registration under the

provisions of this Order, he shall not be entitled to be recognised or protected

as a British subject in China, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty

dollars for each instance of such failure, but he shall, although not registered,

be subject to the jurisdiction of his Majesty's Courts in China.

3.—From and after the commencement of this Order, Article 162 of the

Principal Order is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall not prejudice any rights^

obligations or liabilities accrued thereunder.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDEH IN COUNCIL, 1915

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day of November, 1915

Present :—

Lord President. Mr. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Lord Stamfordham. Sir Frederick Ponsonby.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British Companies carrying on business within the

limits of this Order:

Now, therefore. His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 ” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. —This Order may be cited as “ The China (Companies) O

1915,” and shall be read as one with the “China Order, 1904” (hereinafter called

the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. —In this Order—

“ The Ordinance ” means “ The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for the

same.

“ The Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, ” means the Life Insurance

Companies Ordinance, 1907, of the Colony of Hongkong, and includes any

Ordinance amending or substituted for the same.

“ China Company ” means a Company limited by shares or by guarantee

incorporated under the Ordinance, and the operations of which are directed

and controlled from some place within the limits of this Order.

“ Hongkong China Company ” means a Company incorporated under the

Ordinance which carries on some part of its business within the limits of this

Order, and the operations of which are directed and controlled from some place

in Hongkong.

“ British Company ” means a Company incorporated in the United King-

dom, or in a British Possession, and includes a China Company and a Hong-

kong China Company.

3. —(1.) The Consul-General at Shanghai, including any person

Consul-General, shall be Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

(2) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the provisions

of the Ordinance or of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or

before the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, shall, subject to the provisions of

this Order, be of the same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with,

-or before the Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

108 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

(3) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate such

proceedings in the Court as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the’

provisions of this Order on the part of British Companies in China.

4. —The Judge may by Rules of Court confer upon Provincial

tion in matters dealt with in the Ordinance, and may specify in such Rules the

Courts by which, and the classes of cases in which, such jurisdiction shall be-

exercised, but subject thereto the jurisdiction conferred by the Ordinance upon any

Court shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the Supreme Court.

5. —In all matters relating to a Hongkong China Company th

the Supreme Court and of the Supreme Court of Hongkong shall be concurrent,

and the said two Courts shall in all respects be auxiliary to each other.

6. —Where any proceedings relating to a Hongkong China Com

winding up of any such Company, are commenced in the Supreme Court, and it

appears that the principal part of such Company’s business is carried on within the

limits of Hongkong, or that for any other reason such proceedings might more con-

veniently be carried on at Hongkong, the Supreme Court may, of its own motion, or

on the application of any party, make an Order transferring the proceedings to the

Supreme Court of Hongkong.

7. —The Supreme Court shall enforce within the limits of this

or Decree made by the Supreme Court of Hongkong in the course of any proceed-

ings relating to a Hongkong China Company, or for the winding up of any such

Company.

8. —*(1.) The majority of the Directors of a China Company

Subjects resident within the limits of this Order.

(2.) If at any time the proportion of Directors who are British Subjects

resident within the limits of this Order falls to or below one-half, it shall be the

duty of the Directors and also of the Shareholders of the Company to take within

30 days, or such further period as the Court may allow, all necessary steps for the ap-

pointment of such number of Directors who are British Subjects resident within the

limits of this Order as may be necessary to comply with the provisions of this

article.

(3.) If default is made in compliance with this article the Company shall be-

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default con-

tinues, and every Director and every Manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty.

(4.) Failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall be a ground upon

which an Order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

9. —No person other than a British Subject shall be entitle

auditor of a China Company. The appointment of any such person as the auditor

of a China Company shall be void, and any certificate or other document given, or

act done, by any person who is not a British Subject purporting to act as auditor

of a China Company shall not be held to comply with any requirements of the-

Ordinance.

10. —No person other than a British Subject shall be appo

the limits of this Order as liquidator of a British Company or as receiver or manager

on behalf of the debenture-holders of the property of a British Company except with

the sanction of the Court.

11. —(1) All documents and other written information w

required by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case

of a China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a.

copy of all such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a

Hongkong China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915 109-

(2) If any Company to which this Article applies fails to comply with its-

provisions, the Company and every Officer and Agent of the Company who is know-

iugly a party to the default shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for

every day during which such default has continued.

12. —The registered office of a China Company shall be sit

limits of this Order.

13. —(1) No shares shall be issued by a China Company exce

paid up shares or upon the term that the shares shall be paid up in full within a

specified period not exceeding three months after allotment.

(2) Shares issued by a China Company otherwise than as fully paid up shares

shall be deemed to be issued upon the condition that if not paid for in full before the

expiration of one week from the date upon which the final payment was due, they

shall be forfeited by the Directors, and it shall be the duty of the Directors at the

expiration of that period to forfeit the said shares. Notice of the forfeiture of any

such shares shall forthwith be given to the registered holder.

Any shares so forfeited shall be deemed to be the property of the Company, and

the Directors may sell, re-allot, or otherwise dispose of the same in such manner as

they think fit. Certificates or other documents of title relating to shares forfeited

under this article shall be returned to the Company.

(3) Within one month of the expiration of the time allowed for the completion

of the payment of all sums due upon the shares, the Secretary of the Company shall

forward to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai a return signed by the auditor

of the Company giving particulars of the shares issued, of the amounts paid thereon,

of the shares in respect of which default has been made in payment of sums due, and

of the shares forfeited.

(4) If shares are issued by a China Company on terms which fail to comply

with the provisions of this article, or if other default is made in complying therewith,

the Company, and every Director, Manager, Secretary, and other Officer, who is

knowingly a party to such issue or default, shall he guilty of an offence, and shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during which such offence

continues.

(5) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable caupe, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has been

incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon such terms as it

may think fit.

(6) The provisions of this Article shall only apply to shares issued by a China

Company after the date when this Order comes into effect:

14. —(1) No China Company limited by guarantee shall be allo

China without the consent of the Minister.

(2) As a condition of this consent the Minister may require that no persons

other than a British Subject shall be a Member of the Company, or that any Member

of the Company who is not a British Subject shall deposit in Court or give security

for or conform to such arrangement as the Minister shall think fit, for ensuring the-

payment of the amount for which he would be liable under the guarantee.

(3) If any China Company limited by guarantee operates in China without the

consent of the Minister, or if any terms imposed by him as a condition of his

consent are not complied with, the Company and every Director, or Manager, Secre-

tary, and other Officer, who is knowingly a party thereto, shall be guilty of an

offence, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during

which such offence continues.

no. THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

(4) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has

been incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon such terms

as it may think fit.

(5) The provisions of this article shall not apply to China Companies limited by

guarantee operating in China at the date of this Order.

15. —(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, the jur

in respect of all British Companies carrying on business in China shall be exercised,,

so far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Ordinance

and of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, except that Section 16 of the Com-

panies Amendment Ordinance, 1913, shall not apply in China.

(2) Where reference is made or inferred in any Section of the said Ordinances

to any other Ordinance of the Colony of Hongkong which does not apply within the

limits of this Order, such Section shall be read as though the corresponding law or

enactment applicable in England were referred to therein.

(3) The duties of the Governor, or of the Governor in Council, or of the Colonial

Treasurer under Sections 20, 21, 120 (4), 219, 253, and 255 of the Ordinance shall,

within the limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister, and under Sections 14l

-(1), 149, 185, 217, and 261 shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the

Judge.

(4) In the application of the said Ordinance “ legal practitioner ” is substituted

for “ counsel ” or “solicitor” or “ solicitor and counsel,” and “such newspaper as the

Judge may direct” is substituted for “The Gazette.”

(5) All offences under the said Ordinances made punishable by fine may, if

committed within the limits of this Order, be prosecuted summarily under Article

48 of the Principal Order, provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in

the case of offences under the Ordinances tried summarily shall be =£200 instead of

,£20.

16. —(1) The power of the Judge under Article 119 of

make Rules of Court stall extend to any matter which under the Ordinance or under

the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance is to be regulated by Rules.

(2) Any Rules in force at Hongkong at the date of this Order relating to

matters dealt with in the said Ordinances shall, unless and until they are repealed by

Rules made under this Article, apply, so far as circumstances admit, within the limits

of this Order.

17. All fees prescribed by or under the Ordinance or by or under the Life

Insurance Companies Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at

Shanghai shall be paid by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

18. Nothing in this Order shall prejudice or affect the jurisdiction of the

Supreme Court over British Companies other than China Companies and Hongkong

China Companies within the meaning of this Order.

19. This Order shall come into effect on the 1st day of January, 1916.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric , Fitzroy.

 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN

COUNCIL, 1919

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th day of October, 1919

Present r-*-

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord Steward Sir Francis Yilliers

Mr. Secretary Shortt Sir George Buchanan

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other ^awful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British companies carrying on business within the limi&t

of this Order :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Companies) Amendment Order in

Council, 1919,” and shall be read as one with “ The China (Companies) Order in

Council, 1915.”

2. In this Order:—

“ The Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance ” means “ The Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance, 1917, of the Colpny of,

Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for

the same.

“The Ordinance” means “The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted

for the same.

3. Where the general or substantial control of the business of a Company incor-

porated under the Ordinance is exercised by a person or persons ordinarily resident

within the limits of this Order, such Company shall, irrespective of the place at which

the Board of Directors may meet, or of any other circumstances, be deemed to be a

Company of which the operations are directed and controlled from a place within the

bmits of this Order and shall be a China Company within the meaning of “The

China (Companies) Order in Council, 1915.”

4. (1.) No person, other than a British subject resident within the limits of

this Order, shall act as managing-director or in any position similar to that of

managing-director, or shall otherwise exercise general or substantial control of the

business of a China Company.

112 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1919

(2.) If default is made in compliance with this Article the Company shall be

Jable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default

continues, and every director and every manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty.

(3.) Failure to comply with the provisions of this Article shall be a ground

upon which an order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

(4.) This Article shall come into force 60 days after the publication of this

Order.

5. All documents and other written information which a company is required

by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case of a China

Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a copy of all

such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a Hongkong

China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

6. — (1.) The provisions of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance

shall be applied to China Companies and Hongkong China Companies.

(2.) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or before the Registrar of

Companies at Shanghai shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, be of the

same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with, or before the

Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

(3.) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate

such proceedings as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the pro-

visions of this Order.

7. —(1.) Subject to the provisions of this Order the jurisdict

respect of China Companies and Hongkong China Companies shall be exercised, so

far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Fire and Marine

Insurance Companies Ordinance.

(2.) The duties of the Governor or of the Governor in Council under

Sections 5 (2), 5 (5), 6 (2), and 7 (1), and of paragraphs 2, 3 and 7 of the First

Schedule of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance shall, within the

limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister.

(3.) All offences under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance

made punishable by fine may, if committed within the limits of this Order, be pro-

secuted summarily under Article 48 of “The China Order in Council, 1904,”

provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in the case of offences tried

summarily shall be =£200 instead of <£20.

8. All fees prescribed by or under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies

Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be paid

by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong,

9. This Order shall come into effect on the first day of January, 1920.

And the Right Honourable Arthur James Balfour, O.M., one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almebic Fitzbot.

 STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, 1909. No. 751

THE CHINA AND CORE A (CONSULAR FEES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1909

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 28th dat of June, 1909

Present :

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by “The Consular Salaries and Fees Act, 1891,” His Majesty the King

is authorized by Order in Council to fix the fees to be taken in respect of any matter

or thing done by a Consular officer in the execution of his office, and to vary such

fees by way of increase or decrease, and to abolish fees and to create new fees;

And whereas it is expedient that the Table of Fees fixed by the China and Corea

(Consular and Marriage Fees) Order in Council, 1906, should, in certain respects, be

added to, and that fees should be created in respect of the attendance of Consular

officers in the Mixed Court at Shanghai, and in respect of the assistance rendered by

Consular officers to British litigants in such Court:

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the before-mentioned Act,. His Majesty is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea (Consular Fees) Order in

Counqil, 1909.”

2. The several fees set forth in the Table annexed to this Order are hereby

• established, and the said Table shall be construed as part of this Order.

3. This Order shall come into operation on such date as His Majesty’s Consul-

General at Shanghai shall appoint.

4. This Order shall extend to all places in China and Corea.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

A. W. Fitzrot.

SCHEDULE

Table of Consular Fees to be taken in respect of Assistance Rendered

by the Assessor in the Mixed Court at Shanghai.

1. On application to the Assessor for his request for the assistance of the

‘Chinese authorities, including filing Petition: —

Where the amount involved is— s. d.

Under 10Z ... 2 6

10Z. and under 50Z 5 0

50Z. and under 100Z. ... 7 6

100Z. or upwards 10 0

For each complete 100Z. not exceeding a total fee of 5Z.

2. On each subsequent communication in writing to the China

authorities 2 6

3. Hearing fee on each attendance of the Assessor at a sitting

of the Court 10 0

 TABLES OF CONSULAR FEES

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.16 TABLES OF CONSULAR FEES

 TEXT OP RECENT SINO-FOREIGN

TREATIES, ETC.

[Declaration of the Nationalist Government on July 7, 1928.]

On July 7, 192:5, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Gov-

ernment* made the following declaration (translation) on the conclusion of

new Treaties with the Powers :

“The Nationalist Government, with a view to adapting themselves to the

present day circumstances and with the object of promoting the welfare of

and the friendly relations between 'China and different countries, have always

considered the abrogation of all the unequal Treaties and the conclusion of

newr Treaties on the basis of equality and mutual respect for territorial

sovereignty as,the most pressing problem at the present time. These aims have

been embodied in declarations repeatedly made by the Nationalist Government.

“Now that the unification of China is an accomplished fact, it is the task

of the Nationalist Government to make every effort to fully realize these aims.

While they will continue7 to afford protection to foreign lives and property in

China, according to law , the Nationalist Government hereby make the follow-

ing specific declaration with regard to all the unequal Treaties:

“(1) All the unequal Treaties between the Republic of China and other

countries, which have already expired, shall be ipso facto abrogated, and new

Treaties shall be concluded.

“(2) The Nationalist Government will immediately take steps to terminate,

in accordance with proper procedure, those unequal Treaties which have not

yet expired, and conclude new Treaties.

“(3) In the case of old Treaties which have already expired, but which

have not yet been replaced by new Treaties, the Nationalist Government will

promulgate appropriate interim regulations to meet the exigencies of such

situation.”

Interim Regulations.

At the same time the Nationalist Government issued the following Pro-

visional Regulations Governing the Relations between China and the Powers

after the Abrogation of the Old Treaties and pending the Conclusion of New

Treaties:—

“1 Foreign countries and foreigners; as designated in these Regulations,

apply only to those foreign countries and the nationals thereof whose Treaties

with China have already expired, and with -whom new Treaties have not yet

been concluded.

“2 All diplomatic officials and consular officials of foreign countries sta-

tioned in China shall be entitled to proper treatment accorded under inter-

national law7.

“3. The persons and properties of foreigners in China shall receive due

protection under Chinese Law7.

“4. Foreigners in China shall be subject to the regulations of Chinese Law

and the jurisdiction of Chinese Law Courts.

Republic* Sirne October 10, 1928, the English designation has been altered to the “ National Government of the-7

of China.”

118 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

“5. Pending the enforcement of the National Tariff Schedule, the regular

customs duties on commodities imported into China from foreign countries1

or by foreigners, and those exported from-. Chtna to foreign countries, sha)

be collected in accordance with the existing tariff schedule.

“6. All taxes and duties which Chinese citizens are under obligation to pay

shall be payable equally by foreigners in accordance with the law.

“7. Matters not provided for by the foregoing Regulations, shall be dealt

with in accordance with International Law and Chinese Municipal Law.”

TREATIES WHICH HAVE EXPIRED.

Treaties covered by the first item of the Nationalist Government’s de-

claration of July 7, 1928, are the Sino-French Conventions relative to the

overland trade between the Chinese frontier and French Indo-China, as well

as the Sino-Japanese, Sino-Belgian, Sino-Spanish, Sino-Portuguese, Sino-

Italian and 'Sino-Danish Commercial Treaties.

The Sino-French Convention of Tientsin of April 25th, 1886, the Sino-

French Additional Commercial Convention of June 26th, 1887, and the Sino-

French Supplementary Convention of June 20th, 1895, expired simultaneously

on August 7th, 1926. The Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation

of July 21st, 1896, together with the Supplementary Treaty of October 8th,

1903, expired on October 20th, 1926. The Sino-Belgian Treaty of Peking of

November 2nd, 1865 expired on October 27th, 1926. The Sino-Spanish Treaty

of Tientsin of October 10th, 1864, expired on May 10th, 1927. The Sino-

Portuguese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of December 1st, 1887, ex-

pired on April 28th, 1928. The Sino-Italian Treaty of Peking of October 26th,

1866, and the Sino-Danish Treaty of Tientsin of July 13th, 1863, expired

simultaneously on June 30th, 1928.

With these Powers the Nationalist Government carried on diplomatic

correspondence and negotiations for the purpose of concluding new Treaties.

The texts of the Treaties resulting therefrom follow.

SINO-AMERICAN TARIFF TREATY.

Treaty regulating Tariff Regulations between the Republic of China

and the United States of America.

The Repuoiic of China and the United States of America, both being

^animated by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily

.subsist between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the

commercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a

treaty designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The Government Council of the Nationalist Government of the Republic

of China:

Mr. T. V. Soong, Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Govern-

ment of the Republic of China;

The President of the United States of America:

Mr. J. Y. A. MacMurray. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to China;

Who having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been

■found to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the

two Countries:

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 119

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

i and in force between 'China and the United States of America relating to rates

i of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and

! tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the

; principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however,

to the condition that each of the High Contracting parties shall enjoy in the

territories of the other with respect to the above specified and any related

matters, treatment in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment

accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portions other or higher than those paid by nationals, of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

The above provisions shall become effective on January 1, 1929, provided

that the exchange of ratifications hereinafter provided shall have taken place

by that date; otherwise, at a date four months subsequent tc such exchange

of ratifications.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of this Treaty have been care-

fully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a difference of

meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be

held to prevail.

This Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting Parties in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and the ratifications shall be

exchanged in Washington as soon as possible.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty in duplicate in the English and Chinese

languages and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Peiping, the 25th day of the 7th month of the 17th year of the

Republic of China, corresponding to the 25th of July, 1928.

(Signed) T. V. Soong.

(Signed) J. Y. A, MaoMurray-

SINO-FRENCH TARIFF TREATY.

Treaty Regulating Customs Relations between the Republic of China

and the French Republic.

{Translation from the French).

. On iSeptember 29, 1928, Dr C. T. Wang sent to Mr. Cosme, the French

Charg6 d’Aifaires at Peiping, a Note, suggesting that the tariff relations

between China and France be readjusted on the basis of the principles whiclv

had been proposed to the British and other friendly Governments. As a result

of the subsequent negotiations between iDr. Wang and Count de Martel, the

French Minister, the following treaty was concluded on December 22, 1928 :

The Republic of China and the French Republic, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship wdrich happily subsist between

the two countries and to develop their commercial relations, have decided to

conclude a Treaty and have, for this purpose, named as their respective Plenh

pqtentiaries, that is to say:

,120 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

The President of the French Republic:

His Excellency Count D. de Martel, Minister Plenipotentiary and

Envoy Extraordinary of the French Republic to China, Com-

mander de la Legion d’Honneur,

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found in good

and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All the provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto con-

deluded and in force between China and France relating to rates of duty on

imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage

dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle,

of complete autonomy shall henceforth apply in respect of the Customs tariff

and related matters, subject, however, to the condition that each of the High

Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories, possessions, colonies and

protectorates of the other, in relation to the above specified and related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable than that effectively enjqyed by

any other country.

Article II.—The Nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not be compelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories

possessions, colonies and protectorates of the other any duties, internal charges

or ta,xes upon their importations and exportations higher or other than those

paid by nationals of the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article III.—The present Treaty has been written in Chinese and French

and1 the two texts have been carefully compared and verified, but in the event

of there being a difference of meaning between the two, the French text shall

be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the ratifications

shall be exchanged in Paris. It shall come into force on the day on which

the two Governments shall have notified each other that ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-second

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) D. de Martel.

THE SINO-NORWEGIAN, SINO-NETHERLANDS,

AND SINO-SWEDISH TREATIES.

On September 12, 192o, Dr. C T. Wang sent practically identical notes to

the Netherlands Minister and the Norwegian and Swedish Charge d'Affaires

at Peiping, suggesting the following points for the readjustment of the tariff

relations between China afid the Powers concerned:

1. All provisions contained in the treaties now existing between China and

relating to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise,

drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply.

2. In Customs and related matters the principle of reciprocal and undis-

.criminatory treatment shall apply.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 121

3. Contemplated Treaty to become effective on January 1st, 1929, if ratifi-

cations have been exchanged before that date, otherwise on the day of sucb

exchange of ratifications.

The texts of the iSino-Norwegian, Sino-Netherlands, and Sino-Swedish-

treaties, signed respectively on November 12, December 19, and iDecember 20,

are given below:

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Norway.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Norway, both being animated

by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily subsist

between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the com-

mercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty

designed to facilitate these, objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Dr. Chengting T- Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Norway:

Mr. N. Aall, Charge

who, having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been found

to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—-All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and Norway relating to rates of duty on imports

and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and .tonnage dues in

China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of com-

plete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition

that each of the High Contracting Paities shall enjoy in the territories of

the other with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment

in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled

Party anyunderduties,

any pretext

internalwhatever

charges toor pay

taxeswithin

upon the

theirterritories of theandother

importations ex-

portations other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of the present Treaty have

been carefully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a

difference of meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and shall come into

force on the day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other

that the ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the pre-

sent Treaty in duplicate in the Chinese and English languages and have affixed

thereto their seals.

Done at Shanghai this twelfth day of the eleventh month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of

November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T.andWang,

Plenipotentiary Minister of

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires of Norway in China.

122 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China and

the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The National Government of the Republic of China and Her Majesty the

Queen of the Netherlands, animated by an earnest desire to consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the twn countries and to

further develop their commercial relations, have with this object in view re-

solved to conclude a treaty, and have for this purpose named as their respective

Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Or. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands :

Mr. Willem Jacob Oudendijk, Commander in the Order of Orange

Nassau, Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion, Her

Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

in China;

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

found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating

to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit

dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative,

and the principal

however, of complete

to the condition that national

each of tariff autonomy

the High shall apply

Contracting Partiessubject,

shall

-enjoy in the territories, possessions and colonies of the other, with respect

to the above specified and any related matters, treatment in ho way discri-

minatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories, possessions

or colonies of the other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their

importations and exportations other or higher than those paid by nationals of

the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two copies in the Chinese,

Netherlands, and English languages. In the event of there being a difference

of meaning between these texts, the sense as expressed in the English text

ahall prevail.

Article III. -The present Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting

Parties as soon as possible and the instruments of ratification shall be ex-

changed at Nanking. It shall come, into force on the day on which the two

Governments shall; have notified each other that the ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking, this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteen day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) W. J. Oudendijk.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 123

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between China and Sweden.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Sweden, mutually animated

by a desire to maintain the ties of friendship which happily exist between

the two countries and wishing to consolidate and extend the commercial in-

tercourse between them, have for the purpose of negotiating a treaty designed

to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Agairs of the

National Government of the Republic pf China;

His Majesty the King of Sweden :

Baron C. (Leijonhufvud, Charge d’Affaires ad interim of Sweden in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the two countries.

Articlebetween

in force I.—AllChina

provisions wThich appear

and Sweden relatingintotreaties

rates ofhitherto

duty onconcluded

imports andand

exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tpnnage dues in China

shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of complete na-

tional tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition that each

of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories of the other

with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment in no

way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled underinternal

any duties, any pretext

chargeswhatever

or taxestoupon

pay, their

withinimportations

the territories

and ofexportations

the other,

other or higher than those which are paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article IT.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Swedish and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall prevail.

Article III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible by

the High Contracting Parties in accordance v’ith their respective constitutional

procedure, by Sweden subject to the approval of the Riksdag, and shall come

into force on the day on which the High Contracting Parties shall have notified

each other that ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Nanking the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Carl Leijonhufvud.

THE SINO-BRITISH TREATY.

son, InBritish

a NoteMinister

dated August 30, 1928,

to China, the Dr. Wang suggested

readjustment of the totariff

Sir relations

Miles Lamp^

be-

tween China and Great Britain along the lines which were later propossed

to the Norwegian, Netherlands and 'Swedish Governments.

+ The new Sino-British tariff treaty was signed on December 20, 1928. The

«xt of the treaty is given below:

124 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Tariff Autonomy Treaty between China and Great Britain.

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China, and

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the iSeas, Emperor of India.

Desiring to strengthen the good relations which happily exist between

them and to facilitate and extend trade and commerce between their respec-

tive countries,

Have resolved to conclude a treaty for this purpose and have appointed

as their plenipotentiaries.—

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

His Excellency Doctor Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British

Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India; For Great

Britain and Northern Ireland:

Sir Miles Wedderburn Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O., His

Majesty’s Envoy Entraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

to the Republic of China;

Who, having communicated their full powers, found in good, and due form

have agreed as follows: —

Article I.—-It is agreed that all provisions of the existing treaties between

the High Contracting Parties which limit in any way the right of China to

settle her national customs tariff in such way as she may think fit are hereby

abrogated, and that the principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall

apply.

Article II.—The nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties shall

not be compelled under any pretext whatsoever to pay in the territories of

His Britannic Majesty to which the present Treaty applies and China res-

pectively any duties, internal charges or taxes upon goods imported or ex-

ported by them other than or higher than those paid on goods of the same

origin by British and Chinese nationals respectively, or by nationals of any

other foreign country

Article III -His Britannic Majesty agrees to the abrogation of all provi-

sions of the existing treaties between the High Contracting Parties which

limit the right of China to impose tonnage dues at such rates as she may

think fit.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith, Chinese

ships in those territories of His Britannic Majesty to which the present treaty

applies and British ships in China, shall receive treatment not less favourable

than that accorded to the ships of any other foreign country.

Article IF.—The present treaty shall be ratified and the ratifications shall

be exchanged in London as soon as possible. It shall come into force on the

date on which the two Parties shall have notified each other that ratification

has been effected.

The Chinese and English texts of the present treaty have been carefully

compared and verified; but in,the event of there being a difference of meaning

between the two the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to

prevail.

In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed the present

treaty in duplicate, and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking, the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

 THE SINO-BELGIAN TREATY.

On August 4, 1928, Dr. C T. Wang notified Baron Guillaume, the Belgian

'Charge d’Affaires at Peiping, that the Sino-Belgian Treaty of November 2,

1864 had long expired, and that for the purpose of readjusting the relations

^between the two countries the early conclusion of a new treaty was necessary.

Dr. Wang suggested that negotiations be opened in Nanking and

on November 22, 1928, the following Treaty was concluded between China and

Belgium:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Union of Belgium and Luxemburg.

The National Government of the Republic of China and His Majesty the

King of the Belgians, acting in his name and in the name of Her Royal

Highness the Grand Duchess of Luxemburg in virtue of existing agreements,

being mutually animated by a desire to further strengthen the ties of friend-

ship already happily existing between China and the Union of Belgium and

Luxemburg, have decided to conclude a Preliminary Treaty of Amity and

•Commerce and have, for this purpose, named as their plenipotentiaries that

is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of the Belgians:

Baron J. Guillaume, Charge d’Affaires ad interim of Belgium in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties recognize that, in the matter

of customs and all related matters, they are on a footing of perfect equality,

and on the basis of this principle they agree that such matters shall be re-

gulated exclusively by their respective national laws.

It is further agreed that, in respect of all questions of customs as well

as all questions relating thereto, neither of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other, to a treatment less favourable

than that accorded to any other country.

In no case shall the nationals of one of the High Contracting Parties be

oompelled to pay, in the territory of the other, with respect to the importation

as well as exportation of merchandise, customs dues, transit taxes, or taxes

of any other kind other or higher than those which are paid by the nationals

•or the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II —The

be subject, in nationals of each

the territory of theof ether

the twoParty,

HightoContracting

the laws and Parties

the

jurisdiction of the law courts of that Party.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties shall as soon as possible

miter into negotiations with a view to the conclusion of a Treaty of Com-

merce and Navigation based upon the principle of reciprocity and equality

of treatment.

Article

in case IV.—The

of any presentof Treaty

difference is writtenthein English

interpretation, Chinese, text

French

shallandbeEnglish;

held to

be authoritative.

126 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article Y.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the-

ratifications shall be exchanged at Nanking. It shall come into force on the

day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other that the

ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the

present Treaty in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China corresponding to the twenty-second

day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Baron J. Guillaume

Plenipotentiary and Charge d'Af-

■ faires ad interim of Belgium in-

China.

THE SINO SPANISH TREATY.

On November 94, 1927, Dr. O. C. Wu, then Nationalist Minister for Foreign

Affairs, notified Mr. Garrido, the Spanish Minister at Peiping (Peking) that

the Sino-Spanish Treaty of October 10, 1864, had expired and become in-

operative. Shortly afterwards, on December 2, the following Provisional Re-p

gulations pending the conclusion of a new Sino-Spanish Treaty were issued

by the Nationalist Government:

Provisional Regulations Pending Conclusion of New Treaty between China

and Spain.

(1.) The Diplomatic and Consular representatives of Spain in China

shall receive the treatment accorded to such officials by the general rules of

international law.

(2) The persons and property of Spanish subjects in China shall receive

protection according to Chinese law.

(3) Spanish subjects resident in China shall be amenable to Chinese law

and subject to the jurisdiction of Chinese courts.

(4) Civil and criminal actions in China involving Spanish subjects shall

be dealt with according to the procedure governing nationals of non-treaty

countries.

(5) Imports into China from Spain or by Spanish subjects and exports

from China destined for Spain shall be subject to the customs tariff as applied

to non-treaty countries and their nationals.

(6) Spanish subjects in China shall pay such taxes and dues as are paid

by Chinese citizens.

(7) All matters not specifically^ covered by the above provisions shall be

dealt with and adjusted according to the general rules of international law

and according to Chinese law.

Nanking, 2nd December, 1927.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 127

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Spain.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Spain, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations,

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce,

and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

(Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Spain :

Don Justo Garrido Y. Cisneros, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Spain to China;

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

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:;

and Article I.—The

all matters two thereto

related High ’Contracting Partiesexclusively

shall be regulated agree thatbythetheir

customs tariff

respective

national legislation.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territories of the other, with regard to customs and all related matters,

treatment in no way less favourable than the.treatment accorded to any other

-country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access

for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

soonArticle III—The

as possible two High Contracting

into negotiations Partiesofhave

for the purpose decided atoTreaty

concluding enter as

of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignity.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Spanish and English languages. In the event of there being

any difference of meaning, the English text shall be held tq prevail.

shallArticle V.—The

come into forcepresent

on theTreaty

day onshall

whichbe the

ratified

two asGovernments

soon as possible and

shall have

notified each other that ratification has be^n effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed! thereto their seals.

Done at INenking this twenty-seventh day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-seventh

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Garrido Y. Cisneros.

 THE SINO-PORTUGUESE TREATY.

On April 16th, 1928 General Huang Fu, then Nationalist Minister for

Foreign affairs, notified Mr. J. A. Bianchi, the Portuguese Minister, that the

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of 1887 would expire on April 28th, and after varioug-

negotiatipns the following treaty wa,s signed on December 19, 1928.

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Republic of Portugal.

The Republic of China and the Republic of Portugal, being equally ani-

mated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which have happily

subsisted between the two countries for more than four hundred years and to

promote and consolidate

a Preliminary Treaty oftheirAmitycommercial relations,andhavehaveresolved

and 'Commerce, for thisto purpose,

conclude

named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Ghengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Excellency the President of the Republic of Portugal:

Mr. Joao Antonio de Bianchi, Grand Cross of the Order of Christ,

Officer of the Order of St. Tiago de Espada and Grand Cross of

Chia Ho, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

of the Republic of Portugal to China;

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

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respective

national legislations.

enjoyIt inis the

further agreed ofthattheeach

territories other,of the

withtworespect

HightoContracting

customs andParties shall

all related

matters, treatment in no. way less favourable than the treatment accorded to

any other country.

The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties shall not be

compelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the

other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or

exportation of merchandise, higher or other than those paid by the nationals

of the country or by the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II.—The

be subject, in thenationals

territoriesof ofeach

the ofother

the Party,

two Highto theContracting Parties

laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter

as soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty

ofnon-discrimination

Commerce and Navigation based on therelations

in their commercial principlesandof absolute

mutual equality

respect andfor

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Portuguese, and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall be held to prevail.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 129

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteenth day

of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Joao Antonio de Bianchi.

SINO-ITALIAN TREATY.

The new treaty between China and Italy was signed on November 27th.,

1928 The text of the treaty is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Italy.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Italy, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce, and

have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Na-

tional Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Italy:

Mr. Daniele Vare, Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy,

Officer of the Order of S.S. Maurice and Lazarus, Envoy Ex-

traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the

King of Italy to China;

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

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following

Articles:

Article I.--The two High Contracting Parties agree that the Customs

tariff and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their

respective national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall en-

joy in the territory of the other, with regard to customs and all related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable that the treatment aecorded to any

other country.

The nationals of each of .the High Contracting Parties shajl not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals qf ,the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy gccess for

the enforcement and defence of their rights

5

130 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

. ;Article III.—The two High Contracting

soonr: as,possible into negotiations Partiesofhave

for the purpose decided atoTreaty

concluding enter ofas

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

nop-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual . respect

sovereignty. , for

. , Article IV. The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Italian and. English languages. It the event of there being any

difference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article. V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

(Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-

seventh day of November, nineteen • hundred ' and twenty-eight (the seventh

year of the Fascist Era.)

(Signed) Chengtino T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

. , China.

(Signed) Daniele Vare,

Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-

tiary of His Majesty the King of

, i Italy to China.

SINO-DANISH TREATY

On December 12, 1928, the new Sino-Danish preliminary treaty was signed,

the text of which is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Kingdom of Denmark.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Denmark, being equally

animated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily

subsist between

mercial relations,thehave

two resolved

countriesto and to promote

conclude and consolidate

a Preliminary Treaty their com-

for Amity

and Commerce, and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries,

that is to say :

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Denmark and Iceland :

Mr. Henrik de Kauffmann, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Denmark and

Who, havingIceland,

met andto China;

communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the Customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respec-

tive national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territory of the other, with regard to Customs and all related matters,

treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to any other

country.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 131

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IY.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Danish and English languages. In the event of there being any dif-

ference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been, effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twelfth day of the twelfth month of the seventeenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of December,

nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister +or

Foreign Affairs of the National.

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Henri Kauffmann

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary of His Majesty

the King of Denmark and Tee-

land, to China.

THE SINO - GERMAN TEE AT Y.

The tSino-German tariff treaty was signed on August 17, 1&28.

Treaty between China and Germany.

The Republic of China, and the German Reich, animated by the desire-

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily exist between the

two countries and to extend and facilitate the commercial relations between

the two countries, have, for this purpose, decided to conclude a treaty and

have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the Council of the Nationalist Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs;

The Mr.

President

H. vonof Borch,

the German

Envoy Reich:

Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-

tiary of the German Reich to China.

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers and found them

to be in good and due form, have agreed upon the folowing treaty between

the two countries:

132 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article I.—For the purpose of attaining absolute equality of treatment

in 'OiifetO'ms matters and in supplementing the arrangements between China and

Germany of the 20th of May 1921, the two High Contracting Parties agree

that in‘all Customs and related matters either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not, within the territories of the other Party, be subject to any discri-

minatory tteatment as compared with the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall under no

circumstances be.compelled to pay within the territories of the other Party

higher or other duties, internal charges or taxes whatsoever upon the importa-

tion or exportation of goods than those paid by nationals of the country

•or by nationals of any other country.

The provision in the exchange of notes annexed to the Sino-German agree-

ment of May 20, 1921, according to which German import goods shall pay

duties in accordance

application with the Tariff

of the Automous GeneralRegulations,

Tariff Regulations

shall be prior

herebyto annulled.

the general

Article II.— The two High Contracting Parties will enter as soon as pos-

sible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of Commerce

and Navigation based on the principle of perfect parity and equality of treat-

ment.

Article III. The present treaty has been drawn up in Chinese, German and

Enclish; in case of a difference of interpretation the English text shall pre-

vail.

Article TV.—The present treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall become valid on the day on which the two Governments shall have noti-

fied each other that the ratifications have been effected.

of theDoneseventeenth

in duplicate

yearatofNanking on theofseventeenth

the Republic day of the Eighth

China, corresponding to the month

seven-

teenth day of August, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) H. Yon Borch.

THE ANTI-WAR TREATY (KELLOGG PACT).

1.—UNITED STATES, INVITATION TO CHINA.

Legation of the United States of America

Peking, August 27, 1928.

Excellency:

I have the honour to inform you that the Governments of Germany, the

United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, South Africa, The Irish Free State, India, Italy, Japan, Poland,

and Czecho-Slovakia have this day signed in Paris a treaty binding them to

renounce war as an instrument of national policy m their relations with one

another and to seek only by pacific means the settlement of or solution of all

disputes which may arise among them.

This treaty, as Your Excellency is aware, is the outcome of negotiations

which commenced on June 20, 1927, when M. Briand, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the French Republic, submitted to my Government a draft of a pact

of perpetual friendship between France and the United States. In the course

of the subsequent negotiations this idea was extended so as to include a«

original signatories of the anti-war treaty not only France and the United

 KELLOGG PACT 133

States but also Japan, the British Empire and all the Governments which

participated with France andGermany,

Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Great Britain

Italy, inandthePoland.

Locarno This

agreements, namely,

procedure met

the point raised by the British Government in its niote of May 19, 1928, where

it stated that the treaty from its very nature was not one which concerned that

Government alone but was one in which that Government could not undertake

-to participate otherwise than jointly and simultaneously with the Government

in the Dominions and the Government of India; it also settled satisfactorily

the question whether there was any inconsistency between the new treaty and

the treaties of Locarno, thus' meeting the,'.observations of the French Govern-

ment as to the necessity of extending the number of original signatories.

The decision to limit the original signatories to the Powers named above,

that is, to the United States, Japhn, the parties to the Locarno treaties, the

British Dominions, and India was based entirely upon practical considerations.

It was the desire of the United States that the negotiations be successfully con-

cluded at the earliest possible moment and that the treaty become: operative

without the delay that would inevitably result were prior universal acceptance

made a condition precedent, to its coming into force. My Government felt,

moreover, that if these Powers could agreed upon a simple renunciation of

war as an instrumtnt of national policy, there could be no doubt that most if

not all the other Powers of the world would find the formula equally acceptable

and would hasten to lend their unqualified support to so impressive a move

ment for the perpetuation of peace. The United States has, however, been

anxious from the beginning that no state should feel deprived of an opport-

unity to participate promptly in the new treaty and thus not only align

itself formally and solemnly with this new manifestation of the popular demand

for world peace but also avail itself of the identical benefits enjoyed by the

original signatories Accordingly, in the draft treaty proposed by it, the

United States made specific provision for participation in the treaty by any

and every Power desiring to identify itself therewith and this same provision

is found in the definitive instrument signed to-day in Paris It will also be

observed that the Powers signing the treaty have recorded in the preamble

their hope that every nation of the world will participate in the treaty and

in that connection I am happy to be able to report that my Government has

already received from several Governments informal indications that they are

prepared to do so at the earliest'possible moment. This convincing evidence

of the world wide interest and Sympathy -which the new treaty has evoked is

most gratifying to all the Governments ;concerned.

In these circumstances I have the honour formally to communicate to

Your Excellency for your consideration, and for the approval of your Gov-

ernment, if it concurs therein, the text of the above-mentioned treaty as

signed to-day in Paris, omitting only that part of the preamble -which names

■the several plenipotentiaries. The text is as follows:

“The President of the German Reich, the President of the United States

of America, His Majesty the King of the Belgians, the President of the

French Republic, His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, His Majesty the

King of Italy, His Majesty the 1Emperor of Japan, the President of the

Republic of Poland, the President of the Czecho-Slovakian Republic, deeply

■sensible of their solemn duty to promote the welfare of mankind;

“Persuaded that the time has come when a frank prescription of war

as an instrument of national policy should be made to the end that the

peaceful and friendly relations now existing between their peoples may be

perpetuated;

“Convinced that all changes in the relations with one another should be

nought only by pacific means and be the result of peaceful and orderly

process and that any signatory Power which shall hereafter seek to pro-

mote its national interests by resort to war should be denied the benefits

furnished by this treaty;

134 KELLOGG PACT.

"Hopeful that encouraged by their example all the other nations of;

the world will join in this humane endeavour and by adhering to the

present treaty as soon as it comes into force, bring their peoples within the

scope of its beneficent provisions, thus uniting the civilized nations of the’

world in a common renunciation of war as an instrument of their national

policy:

‘‘Have decided to conclude a treaty and for that purpose have ap-

pointed as their respective plenipotentiaries (here follows the list of plen-

ipotentiaries) who, having communicated to one another their full powers,

found in good and due form have agreed upon the following' articles:

“Article I.—First, solemnly declare in the name of their respective

peoples that they condemn recourse to war for the solution of international

controversies, and renounce it as an instrument of national policy in their

relations with one another.

“Article II.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the settlement

or solution of all disputes of conflicts of whatever nature or of whatever

origin they may be, which may arise among them, shall never be sought

except by pacific means

Article III.—The present treaty shall be ratified by the High Con-

tracting Parties named in the preamble in accordance with their respective

constitutional requirements, and shall take effect as between them as soon

as all their several instruments, of ratification shall have been deposited

at Washington.

“This treaty shall, when it has come into effect as prescribed in the

preceding paragraph, remain open as long as may be necessary for adher-

ence by all the other Powers of the world. Every instrument evidencing

the adherence of a Power shall be deposited at Washington and the treaty

shall immediately upon its deposit become effective as between the Power

thus adhering and the other Powers parties hereto.

“It shall be the duty of the Government of the United States to

furnish each Government named in the preamble and every Government

subsequently adhering to this treaty with a certified copy of the treaty and

of every instrument of ratification or adherence. It shall also be the duty

of the Government of the United States telegraphically to notify such

Governments immediately upon the deposit with it of each instrument of

ratification cr adherence.

“In faith whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed this

treaty in the French and English languages, both texts having equal force,

and hereunto affixed their seals.

“Done at Paris the 27th day of August in the year one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-eight.”

The provisions regarding ratification and adherence are, as Your Ex-

cellency will observe, found in the third and last Article. That Article pro-

vides that the treaty shall take effect as soon as the ratifications of all the

Powers named in the preamble shall have been deposited in Washington and

that it shall be open to adherence by all the other Powers of the world, in-

struments evidencing such adherence to -be deposited in Washington also. Any

Power desiring to participate in the treaty may thus exercise the right to

adhere thereto and my Government will be happy to receive at any time

appropriate notices of adherence from those Governments wishing to contribute

to the success of this new movement for world peace by bringing their peoples

within its beneficent scope. It will be noted, in this connection that, the treaty

expressly provides that when it has once come into force it shall take effect

immediately between an adhering Power and the other Parties thereto, and

it is therefore elbaf that any Government adhering promptly will fully share

in the benefits of the trfeat-y at the very moment it comes into effect.

 KEDLOGC PACT 135

I shall shortly transniit' foi' Tour Excellency’s convenient reference a

printed pamphlet containing the text in translation of M. Briand’s original

proposal to my Government, of June 20, 1(927, and the complete record of the

subsequent diplomatic correspondence on the subject of a multilateral treaty

fpr the renunciatiori of war. I shall also transmit, as soon as received from

my Government, a certified copy of the signed treaty.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to. Your Excellency the

reheWed dssffrance of my highest'1 considefatioh.

CSigned) Mahlon F. Perkins,

,,,, , Charge d’Affaifres.

2.—CHINA’S ACCEPTANCE.

Nanking, Sept. 13, 1928.

Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication dated

August 27 in which the Government of the United States of America presents

for my consideration and for the approval of my Government the text of a

treaty that was signed on the same day in Paris by the Governments of Ger-

many, the. United States.of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada,

Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State, India, Italy,

Japan,. Poland, and Szecho-Slovakia binding them to renounce war as an

instrument of national policy in their relations with one another and to seek

only by pacific means the settlement or solution of all disputes which may

arise among- them.

“The ideals which are embodied in this treaty of extraordinary significance

are the foundation on which the national life of the Chinese people is con-

structed and I wish, therefore, immediately to avail myself of this opportunity

to inform you that this impressive movement for the perpetuation of universal

peace and for the advancement of world civilization, aroused our sympathetic

interest from the very beginning and that in its present form as a definitive

treaty, my Government has decided to adhere to it without delay.

The Chinese Government and people feel deeply confident that the inter-

dependence of the different nations of the world is making it increasingly

manifest to all thinking minds that the renunciation of war and a frank

avowal of the need of friendly ; relations, is the only means to save civilizatioi?

from the danger of destruction. We are, indeed, brought before the supreme

test whether, after those painful experiences of a few years ago which still

linger in our memory, we are not yet convinced of the absolute necessity of

a real spirit of mutual co-operation, to guide us in pur national policies to-

wards one another. It is therefore a source of profound satisfaction to see

that this action of momentous importance, so ably sponsored by the United

States of America, is receiving universal response.

As you are aware, the whole. conception of life among our people centres

round, the ideal of harmony. It is indeed difficult, if not impossible, to find

in all our thinkers a view of life which justifies conflict in any form as the

basis of a national policy, and I venture to think that it is this idea of

harmony and peace which accounts for the stability of pur civilization and

the extraordinary length of our history. The present treaty to renounce

war is, in fact, a vindication of the- teachings of our revered ancestors, and

especially as these teachings, which have been amplified by our late leader,

Dr. iSun Yat-sen, so clearly embodied in such noble principles as Universal

Justice and The Brotherhood of Nations, are also at the present moment being

applied in the building!up of a new China, the Chinese people are prepared

to join with America and the other signatory Powers with more than the

usual enthusiasm in endeavouring to attain the noble ends of peace.

We are deeply sensible, however, that in order to make war really im-

possible, it is necessary to eliminate all causes which are likely to give rise

to any international dispute, and rigidly to uphold the principle of equality

 ■EXTRATERRITORIAjLITY

and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty among all nations. My Gov-

ernment, therefore, fiymly believes that all the signatory Powers will abide by

the spirit of the present treaty and remove, at the earliest opportunity, all-

ot China’s unequal treaties and encroachments upon her sovereignty, as for

instance, the stationing of large numbers of alien troops on her soil. For it

is clear that a free and independent China is one of the most vital factors^

whereby permanent world peace may be promoted and strengthened.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you the assurance of my

highest consideration.

(Signed) Wang Cheng-ting,

Minister for Foreign Affairs.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY.

On April 27, 1929, the Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed INotes to

the British, American, Brazilian, iDutch, French and Norwegian Envoys,

urging the early abolition of extraterritoriality. The Notes were similar in

wording, those addressed to the British, American and French Ministers being

identical.

The text of the Notes to the British, American and French Ministers is-

as follows: —

Ministry of foreign Affairs,,

N anfcing.

Your Excellency: April 27,10129.

I have the honour to recall to Your Excellency that the Chinese Govern-

ment, through its representatives, had had occasion to express at the Paris

Peace Conference its strong desire for the removal of limitations on China’s

jurisdictional sovereignty imposed upon her by the old treaty concluded between

China and the foreign Powers and that the Chinese Delegation emphatically

reiterated the same desire at the Washington Conference, which placed cn

record its sympathetic disposition towards furthering the aspiration of China

for the removal of restrictions on her political, jurisdictional and administra-

tive freedom of action.

With the unifiqatiori of China and the establishment upon a firm founda-

tion of the National Government, a new era has been happily inaugurated

in the relations between our two countries through the conclusion of the recent

Tariff Treaty, and it is to be confidently hoped that the material well-being

of our two countries will henceforth be greatly enhanced. But it is the belief

and the conviction of the Chinese Government that the promotion of such,

material well-being will be accelerated by a readjustment of the relations be-

tween our two countries on a basis of friendly equality in matters of juris-

diction, and if Your Excellency’s Government could see its way to meet the

wishes of the Chinese Government and people in this regard, it is certain

that another obstacle to the full and frank co-operation, in trade or other-

wise, between the Chinese people and foreign nationals in this country

would be happily removed and that the desire of the Chinese Government

for promoting to the fullest extent the material interests of all who choose

to associate themselves with our own people would find its early realization.

It goes without saying that extraterritoriality in China is ,a legacy of

the old regime, which has not only ceased to be adaptable to the present-day

conditions, but has become so detrimental to the smooth working of the judicial

and administrative machinery of China that her progress as a member of

the Family of Nations has been unnecessarily retarted. The inherent defects

and inconveniences

clearly pointed out byof the

the Chinese

system Government

of consular onjurisdiction have been,

various occasions and most

also

by the jurists and publicists of other countries in their official utterances as

 EXTRATERRITORIALITY 137

well as in their academic discussions. It is a matter for sincere regret that,

while many Governments which are playing an important role in interna-

tional affairs are eager and persistent in their endeavour to promote geniune

friendship and harmony among nations, such anachronistic practices as only

tend to mar the friendly relations between the 'Chinese people and foreign

nationals should be allowed to exist at a time when justice and equity are

supposed to govern the relations of nations.

With the close contact between China and the foreign Powers, the assi-

milation of western legal conceptions by Chinese jurists and incorporation

of western legal principles in Chinese jurisprudence have proceeded very

rapidly. In addition to the numerous codes and laws now in force, the Civil

code and the Commercial code have reached the final stage of preparation

and will be ready for promulgation before January 1st, 1930. Courts and

prisons, along modern lines, have been established, and are being established,

throughout thfe whole country.

Inasmuch as doubt has been entertained with regard to the advisability

of relinquishing extraterritorial privileges at this juncture by the interested

Powers, it may be pointed out that certain countries, having ceased to enjoy

extraterritorial privileges, in China, have found satisfaction in the protection

given to their nationals by Chinese law and have had no cause for complaint

that their interests nave been in any way prejudiced. Your Excellency’s

Government may, therefore, rest assured that the legitimate rights and in-

terests of your nationals will not be unfavourably affected in the least by the

relinquishment of the exceptional privileges which they now possess.

As Your Excellency’s Government has always maintained a friendly atti-

tude towards China and has always shown its readiness in the adoption of

measures for the removal of limitations on China’s sovereignity, I am happy

to express to Your Excellency, on behalf of the Chinese Government, the

desire of China to have the restrictions on her jurisdictional sovereignty re-

moved at the earliest possible date and confidently hope that Your Excellency’s

Government will take this desire of China into immediate and sympathetic

consideration and favour me with an early reply so that steps may be taken

to enable China, now unified and with a strong Central Government, to right-

fully assume jurisdiction over all nationals within her domain.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the as-

■surnce of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Minister of Foreign Affairs.

THE AMERICAN REPLY,

Peking, Aug. 10. 1928.

His Excellency

Dr. Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

Excellency :

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the Chinese Government’s

Xlote of April 27th in which there is expressed the desire that the United

States should relinquish the further exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction

over its citizens in China and the hope that the American Government will

take this desire into immediate and sympathetic consideration.

I am directed by my Government to state that it is prepared to give

sympathetic consideration to the desires expressed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, giving at the same time, as it must, due consideration to the responsi-

bilities which rest upon the Government of the United States in connection

138 lEXTRATKRRITpUIAlLITY

with the problem of jurisdiction over the persons and property of American

citizens in China. My Government, has,'in fact, for some time past given

constant and sympathetic' consideration to the national aspirations of the

people of'China, and it - has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire

to promote the realization of these aspirations: in so far as action of the'

United States may ' contribute to that result. As lohg ago as the year 1903,

in Article 15 bf the'Treaty’concluded in that year between the United States

and China, the American Government agreed that it would be prepared to

relinquish the jurisdiction which it exercised over its nationals in China “rfrhen

satisfied that the state of the Chinese’ laws, the arrangements for their ad-

ministration, and other considerations .warrant it in so doing.” As recently

as last year, the American government gave. very definite evidence. of its

desire -to promote the realization of China’s aspirations by concluding with

the Government of China, on July 23, 1928, a Treaty by which the two countries

agreed to cancellation of provisjons in .earlier treaties whereby China’s

authority in reference to Customs duties on goods imported into China by

American nationals had been restricted.

The exercise by the United States' of jurisdiction over its citizens in

China had its genesis in an early agreement that, because of differehces 'be-

tween the customs of the two' pqun’tfre^fancf peoples, and differences between

their judicial systems, it wquld 'hO wide'.’to place iipon the American Govern-

ment the duty of extending'to American hationals in China tlie restraints and

the benefits of the systbin of jurisprudence to which they and their fellow-

nationals were accustomed in fhe United Rtates.

My Government 'dfeems it proper at this point to remind the .Government

of China that this bystem of Ameifcah jurisdiction as administered by tne

extraterritorial courts has never beenr-extended by the United^ States beyond

the purposes to which it was by the Treaties originally limited. Those pur-

poses were the lawful control and protection: of the persons and property of

American citizens who have established themselves in China in good faith in

accordance -with the terms of the Treaties and with the knowledge and con

sent of China in the normal development of the commercial and cultural rela-

tions, between the two countries. The United States has never sought to extend

its sovereignty over any portion of the territory of China.

Under the provisions of the Treaty of 1814, and other agreements concluded

thereafter which established that system, American citizens have lived and

have carried on their legitimate enterprises in China with benefit both to the

Chinese and to themselves They bate engaged expensively • in cultural and

in commercial enterprises involving large sums of money and extensive pro-

perties, and, as your Government has so graciously indicated in the Rote

under acknowledgement, there has grown up and existed between the peoples

and the Governments of the two countries a friendship that has endui-ed.

The American Government believe that this condition of affairs has been duo

in large part to the manner in which the relations between the two peoples

have been regulated under the provisions of these agreements, the existence

of which has assured to the lives and property of American citizens in China

the security so necessary to their growth and development.

For the safety of life and property, the development and continuance of

legitimate and beneficial business depend in the last resort, in China, as

elsewhere, upon the certainty of protection from injury or confiscation by a

system of known law consistently interpreted and faithfully enforced by an

independent judiciary. Where such protection fails, the life and liberty of

the individual become subject to the constant threat of unlawful attack, while

his property suffers the ever-present danger of confiscation in whole or in

part through arbitrary administrative action. To exchange an assured and

tried system of administration of justice,: and under which it is acknowledged

that life and property have been protected and commerce has grown and

prospered, for uncertainties in the absence, of an adequate body of law and of

an experienced and independent judiciary would be fraught with danger in

both of the foregoing respects.

 EXTRATERRITORIAiLITY 139

My Government ha,s instructed me to say that the statement of the

Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, telegraphed to the press of the United

(States on July 26th, to the effect that “all foreign interests in China purely

for legitimate purposes will be duly respected” has been noted by it with

pleasure as indicating that the Government of China has not failed to appre-

ciate the value to its foreign relations of the factors above mentioned. My

Government bids me add that it is . therefore persuaded that the Government

of China will concur in its belief based as it is upon the facts set forth in

succeeding paragraphs, that the sudden abolition of the system of protection

by its extraterritorial courts in the face of conditions prevailing in China

to-day would in effect expose the property of American citizens to danger of

unlawful seizure and place in jeopardy the liberty of the persons of American

citizens.

The Chinese Government has, on several occasions during'!recent years,

expressed the desire that the Powers relinquish the exercise of extraterritorial

jurisdiction over their citizen's In the Note under acknowledgment reference

is made to the position taken at the Washington Conference. It will be re-

called that, in pursuance of the resolution adopted at that Conference, there

was created a .Commission to inquire into the present.practice of extraterri-

torial jurisdiction in China and into the laws and the judicial system and the

methods of judicial administration of China, and that, under date of Sept-

ember

account16,of 1926, that Commission

the conditions made itsinreport.

then prevailing This report

the judicial system contained

of China, anas

well as a number of recommendations carefully suggested as indicating the

changes and improvements which would be necessary before there would be

adequately developed a system of known law and an independent judiciary

capable of justly controlling and protecting the lives and property of the

citizens of foreign countries doing business in China. Your Government will

recall that the Commission on Extraterritoriality which made these recom-

mendation's was composed of, representatives from thirteen countries, including

both China and the United States, and that its recommendations thoughtfully

and reasonably conceived were unanimously adopted and were signed by all

of the Commissioners.

Because of its friendship for the Chinese people and its desire, to which

allusion has been already made, to relinquish as soon as possible extraterri-

torial jurisdiction

with attentive over its ownthis

consideration citizens

entirein subject,

China, myincluding

Government has followed

particularly the

progress which has been' made in carrying out its recommendations since the

rendition of this report. -

It fully appreciates the efforts which are being made in China to assimilate

those western judical principles to which your Government has referred in

its Note, but it would be lacking in sincerity and candour, as w’ell as disre-

gardful of its obligations towards its own nationals, if it did not frankly point

out that the recommendations aforesaid have not been substantially carried out

and that there does not exist in China to-day a system of independent Chinese

courts free from extraneous influence which is capable of adequately doing

justice between Chinese and foreign litigants. My Government believes that

not until these recommendations are fulfilled in far greater measure than is

the case to-day will it be possible for American citizens safely to live and do

business in China and for their property adequately-to'be protected without

the intervention of .the. consular courts.

In conclusion, my Government has directed me to state that it observes

with attentive and sympathetic interest the changes which are taking' place

in China. Animated as it is by the most friendly motives and wishing as

far as lies within Government power to be helpful, the American Government

would be ready, if the suggestion should meet with the approval of the Chinese

Government, to participate in negotiatichs: which rvould have as their object

the devising of a method for the gradual relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights, e.ither as to designated territorial areas, or as to particular kinds of

140 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

jurisdiction, .oi' as to both, provided, that such gradual relinquishment pro-

ceeds at the same time as steps are taken and improvements are achieved by

the Chinese Government in the enactment and effective enforcement of laws-

based on modern concepts of jurisprudence.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the re-

newed assurance of my highest Consideration.

(Signed)' J. Y. A. MacMurray.

BRITISH REPLY.

British Legation, Peking,

at Peitaiho,

Sir, 10th August, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note of April 27th&

in which you inform me of the desire of the National Government of the Re-

public of China that the restrictions imposed on the jurisdictional sovereignty

of China by the system of extraterritoriality now in force should be removed

at the earliest possible date with a view to the assumption of jurisdiction by

China over all nationals in her domain.

2. I have communicated the contents of your letter to my Government

and I am now instructed to transmit to you a reply in the following sense:

3. Animated by the friendly feelings which they have always entertained

towards the Government and people of China His Majesty’s Government have

given their sympathetic consideration to the request of the Chinese Government

relating to the abolition of extraterritorial jurisdiction in China.

The high importance of this subject in its bearing both on the political

development of China and the future relations between China and Great

Britain appears to demand that it should be closely examined from every

aspect. In particular a just appreciation of the reasons for which and the

manner in Avhich the present system of extraterritoriality came into existence

seems essential to a consideration of the proper method for dealing with the

problem.

4. The system of extraterritoriality in force in China has its root deep

down in the past.

munications, For thousands

the Chinese of years

people were before

secluded fromscience hadofimproved

the rest the worldcom-

by

deserts and the ocean and they developed a civilisation and a policy peculiar

to themselves. A wide gulf was thus fixed between Europe and America on

the one hand and China on the other.

5. In particular the conception of international relations as being inter-

course between equal and independent states—a conception .which was woven

into the very texture of the political ideas of the nations of the West—was

entirely alien to Chinese modes of thought When traders of the West first

found their way to the coast of China, the Chinese Government found it diffi-

cult to allow them freely to enter into their country and mingle with their

people nor did they recognise that the nations to which they belonged were

the equals of China. These traders were therefore confined to a small section

of a single city in one corner of the Empire and while on the one hand they

were subjected to many disabilities and to grave humiliations, on the other

hand, by a species of amorphous and unregulated extraterritoriality, which

was the natural outcome of these conditions, the responsibility of managing

their own affairs and maintaining order amongst themselves was in some

measure left to their own initiative.

6. Relations continued for many years upon this insecure and unsatisfac-

tory footing. Friction was often dangerously intense and conflicts not infre-

quently arose, generally out of demands that some innocent person should be

surrendered for execution to expirate perhaps an accidental homicide or that

foreign authority should assume the responsibility for enforcing the revenue-

laws of China,.

 EXTRATEREITORIALITY 141

7. The object of the first treaties was to secure recognition by China of

Great Britain’s equality with herself and to define and regulate the extrater-

ritorial status of British subjects. Relations between the two countries having

thus been placed on a footing of equality and mutual respect, Great Britain

was content that her nationals should continue to bear those responsibilities

and to labour under those disabilities which respect for the sovereignty of

China entailed upon them. Conditions did not permit the general opening of

the interior of China and the residence of foreigners has consequently continued

down to the present day to be restricted to a limited number of cities known

as Treaty Ports.

8. His Majesty’s Government recognise the defects and inconveniences

of the system of consular jurisdiction to which the Government of China have

on various occasions drawn attention. In 1902 in Article 12 of the Treaty

of Commerce between Great Britain and China signed in that year, His

Majesty’s Government stated their readiness to relinquish their extraterritorial

rights when they were satisfied that the state of Chinese laws the arrangements

for their administration and other considerations warranted them in so doing.

They have since watched with appreciation the progress which China has

made in the assimilation of western legal principals to which reference is made

in your Note under reply and they have observed with deep interest the facts

set out and recommendations made in the report of the Commission on Ex-

traterritoriality in the jear 1926.

9. More recently in the declaration which they published in December

1926 and the proposals which they made to the Chinese authorities in January

1927 His Majesty’s Government have given concrete evidence.of their desire to-

meet in a spirit of friendship and sympathy the legitimate aspirations of the

Chinese people. They have already travelled some distance along the road

marked out in those documents and they are wdlling to examine in collabora-

tion with the Chinese Government the whole problem of extraterritorial juris

diction with a view to ascertaining what further steps in the same direction

it may be possible to take at the present time.

10. His Majesty’s Government would however observe that the promulga-

tion of codes embodying Western legal principles represents only one portion

of the task to be accomplished before it would be safe to abandon in their

entirety the special arrangements which have hitherto regulated the residence

of foreigners in China. In order that those reforms should become a living

reality it appears to His Majesty’s Government to be necessary that Western

legal principles should be understood and be found acceptable by the people at

large, no less than by their rulers, and that the Courts which administer these

laws should be free from interference and dictation at the hands, not only of

military chiefs, but of groups and associations who either set up arbitrary

and illegal tribunals of their own or attempt to use legal courts for the fur-

therance of political objects rather than for the administration of equal justice

between Chinese and Chinese and between Chinese and foreigners. Not until

these conditions are fulfilled in a far greater measure than appears to be the

case to-day will it be practicable for British merchants to reside, trade and

own property throughout the territories of China with the same equality of

freedom and safety as these privileges are accorded to Chinese merchants in

Great Britain. Any agreement purporting to accord with privileges to British

merchants would remain for some time to come a mere paper agreement to

which it would be impossible to give effect in practice. Any attempt prema-

turely to accord such privileges would not only be of no benefit to British mer-

chants but might involve the Government and people of China in political

and economic difficulties.

11. So long as these conditions subsist there appears to be no practicable-

alternative to maintaining though perhaps in a modified form the Treaty Port

system that has served for nearly a century to regulate intercourse between

China and British subjects with her domain. Some system of extraterri-

toriality is the natural corollary for the maintenance of the Treaty Port sys-

342 EXTllATERRITORIAiLITY

tern and the problem as it present itself to His Majesty’s Government at the

present moment is to discover what further modifications in that system beyond

those already made and alluded to above it would be desirable and practicable

to effect.

12. His Majesty’s Government await further proposals from the National

Government as to the procedure now to be adopted for examining this question

and they instruct me to assure Your Excellency that they will continue to

maintain towards any such proposals the same friendly and helpful attitude

to which Your Excellency has paid so generous a tribute in the concluding

paragraph of your Note under reply.

I'avail myself of this opportunity, td renew to Your Excellency the assur-

■ahce of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Miles W. (Lampson.

His, Excellency,

! •Dr. C. T. Wang,

Etc., -etc., etc.,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

FRENCH REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the French Gov-

ernment'to' China’s Note concerning the abolition'of extraterritoriality:

Monsieur ie Ministre, August 10, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the note dated April 27

in which you express the hope that the French Government would take into

immediate and favourable consideration the desire of the Chinese Government

to be enabled to exercise its jurisdiction over all nationals residing in China.

Having taken note of this communication which has been the object of its

careful attention, the French Government authorizes me to recall to Your Ex-

cellency that during the Washington Conference it gave voluntarily its approval

to the resolution of December 10, 1921, according to the terms of which an

international Commission was established to study the question of extraterri-

toriality in China.

This Commission, in its report of September 16, 1926, made recommenda-

tions, the application of which, might, in its judgment, permit the Powers

to relinquish extraterritoriality.

Taking,, into consideration the facts stated, by the said Commission, the

French Government considers that, in order to realize the conditions favourable

for, the renunciation ,of extraterritorial rights, enjoyed by its nationals in

virtue",of the treaty of 1858, it is indispensable that the Chinese Government

ofproceed ‘to the

judicial reform, ' of itsin laws,

.administration, its judicial

conformity institutions

with the and its method

recommendations of the

Commission, recommendations to which the Chinese Delegate, has given his

approval. It is. when these reforms have Been carried out and effectively put

into practice’ that the rights of residence, of property owning and trade

throughout the whole of China, the necessary counterpart of the relinquishmeqt

of extraterritoriality, might constitute for the French nationals a real ad-

vantage equivalent to that which the' Chinese enjoy in France.

The- French Government, animated by the friendly feelings which it was

always cherished towards the Chinese people and of which another proof was

given last year by the signing of the Tariff Autonomy Treaty, has no doubt

that, the Chinese Government will make every effort to fulfill the conditions

neqessary to the examination of the problem'of extraterritoriality. .

It is in this spirit that the French Government, faithful to its libera)

traditions, has authorized me to give you assurance that it will continue to

 EXTRATEKHITORIAlLITY 143:

take an active interest in the reforms to that end which remain to be accom-

plished and that it will carefully note all the facts which tend to show that

these reforms are effectively carried out in the administration and judicial

practice of the Government authorities and the people of China.

On the other hand, the French Government will not fail to avail itself

of the opportunities as they arise to co-operate profitably with Chinese authori-

ties in the endeavour to hasten a state of affairs which would permit it to

modify with the necessary guarantees the present jurisdictional status of the

French nationals in China.

THE NETHERLANDS’ REPLY.

The following is the. English translation of the reply of the Netherlands

Government to China’s note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation des Pays-Bas

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note of

April 27 last in which the Chinese Government expresses the hope that Her

Majesty’s Government Mould take into sympathetic consideration the desire

of China to come to an agreement by \vhich the limitation on China’s jurisdic-

tional sovereignty will be removed and which will enable the Chinese Govern-

ment to assume j urisdiction; oyer all, nationals within its domain.

Your Excellency expressed the convection that the reciprocal advantages

resulting from the tariff convention recently concluded between our two

countries would be considerably enhanced if the relations between our two

countries were regulated on the basis of equality in matters of jurisdiction,

and that by the abolition of the system of consular jurisdiction an obstaele-

would be removed for the full co-operation between the Chinese people and

foreign nationals especially in commercial matters; the desire of the Chinese

Government for promotig the material interests of all who choose to associate-

themselves with the Chinese people would in that case find its early realization.

Her Majesty’s'Goverriment hak given this request its most careful, consi-

deration, and now instructs me to inform Your Excellency that just as It

was happy to join the other powers in bringing about the Resolution adopted

on iDecember 10th 1921 by the Washington Confereuee on the Limitation of

Armaments, which placed, on record its sympathetic disposition towards China’s:

aspiration, so it will be pleased to co-operte with these Powers and with

China for the realization and fulfilment of China’s desire with regard to the

question of jurisdiction.

It may here be recalled that with this end in view Her Majest’s Govern-

ment wholeheartedly participated in the woi’k of the International Commission

which was instituted as a result of the above-mentioned Resolution and which

drew up a number of valuable recommendations for the benefit of the Chinese

Government.

It cannot be gainsaid that tbere exists a close relationship between the

internal situation of China, the guarantees which the laws offer to foreign,

rights and interests and their administration in the whole of China on the one

hand, and the measure of progress which it will be possible to make on the road

to abolition of the special arrangements now in force with regard to foreigners

on the other. The possibility for Netherlands subjects to enjoy liberty of trade,

of residence and of the exercise of civil rights including that of owing property

throughout the whole of China is in the same way closely connected with the

degree of security existing in the interior of the country and with the question

of what safeguards the Chinese judicial institutions offer with a view to their

independence and their immunity from interference by military and political

authorities.

144 EXTRATERRITORIAiLITY

1 am desired by Her Majesty’s Government to assure with Excellency

of its unalterable sympathy towards China with regard to this question and

of its readiness when the introduction and the effective acceptance by the

country of modern institutions guaranteeing the administration of just laws

by an independent and unassailable judiciary will have rendered useful re-

forms possible in the matter of jurisdiction over Netherlands nationals, to

act in unison with the Governments of the Powers who were represented at the

Conference of Washington with the object object of examining the possibility

of meeting the aspiration to which the Chinese Delegation at the said Con-

ference gave expression and which is reiterated in Your Excellency’s Note

under reply.

I avail myself, etc.,

(Signed) W. Y. Oudenijk.

To His Excellency

Doctor Chengting T. Wang,

Minister of Foreign Affairs,

of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, Nanking.

NORWEGIAN REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Norwegian

Government to China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

(Legation de Norvege

Peking, Aug. 14, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s note

of April 27 expressing on behalf of the Chinese Government the desire of

China to have the restriction on her jurisdictional sovereignty removed and

the hope that the Norwegian Government will take this desire into immediate

and sympathetic consideration in order to enable China to assume jurisdiction

over all nationals within her domain .

Having communicated the contents of the Note to my Government I am

now instructed to recall to Your Excellency that the Norwegian Government

has already, in concluding, on November 12 last year, a new treaty with the

Chinese Government, given concrete evidence of the friendly feeling which

Norway has always entertained towards China and the Chinese people.

My Government now desires me to reiterate, the assurance, already ex-

pressed on that occasion, that the same friendly feelings will not be found to

have changed when the question of revising other clauses of the treaty of

1847 between Norway and China is brought up for discussion.

As to the(byquestion

sovereignty of removing

relinquishing the restrictions

the consular on China’s

jurisdiction) this jurisdictional

question was

already given sympathetic consideration when, in 1926, a Norwegian delegate

joined the international Commission to inquire into extraterritorial jurisdic-

tion in China.

I may add that the administration of the Norwegian jurisdiction in China

has never been extended beyond the purpose for which it was introduced, and

I am directed to state in conclusion that my Government has no desire to

maintain, the Consular Court longer than considered necessary and is pre-

pared to abolish the same when all the other Treaty Powers will do so.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Charge d’Affaires a.i.

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CHINESE REPLY TO AMERICA.

Nanking, September 5, 192©.

Monsieur le Ministre:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency’s Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views

of your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained

dictionalin sovereignty.

my Note of April 27, "for the removal of restrictions on China’s juris-

The Chinese Government is pleased to be reminded by the American Gov-

ernment that it has, for some time past, given constant and sympathetic con-

sideration to the national aspirations of the people of China and that it

has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire to promote the realisation

of those aspirations. The traditional friendship between China and America

has not only a common material basis, but is also deeply rooted in the idealism

•which is common to the Chinese and the American people. The American peo-

ple, with their love of liberty, their zeal for justice, their desire to further

the advance of civilisation and their sympathy for the aspirations of nations

in their spiritual re-birth all of which reveal unmistakably the noble attitude

of the American mind, have aroused the admiration and won the love of the

Chinese people. This idealism has manifested itself in the abolition of slavery,

the growth of democracy, and the endeavour to establish a reign of universal

peace, which has given a new hope to the human race. It is this idealism

•that accounts for the steadfastness of the American Government and people

in their friendship for China through all the vicissitudes of her fortunes. It

is again this idealism that has prompted the American Government to give

sympathetic consideration to the desire of the Chinese Government in connec-

tion with the question of jurisdiction and to decide to enter into negotiations

for the devising of a method leading to the eventual abolition of Extraterri-

■torial privileges.

It seems to me, however, from a careful consideration of your Note that

the America Government is not yet free from misgivings as to the safety of

American lives and property after the abolition of Extraterritoriality. The

American Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that the liberty of

American citizens and the security of their property rights do not so much

depend upon the continued exercise of jurisdiction by their own Consular

Courts, as upon the timely removal of hindrances to the free and full assertion

of China’s sovereign rights. Extraterritorial privileges, while apparently bene-

ficial to foreigners in China in giving the impression of security and safety,

haveproducing

by really hadin the

the latter

most injurious

the feelingeffect on their relations

of humiliation withoftheresentment

and a sense Chinese

which have always caused mutual suspicion and the consequent loss of mutual

confidence, thus undermining the very foundations of friendly relations and

not infrequently giving rise to complicationsT and conflicts. Such conflicts and

complications could beit easily

In this connexion, may beavoided

pointedw ereoutthere

thatnone of those

towards special privileges.

nationals of certain

countries who have lost their extraterritorial privileges and have submitted to

the jurisdiction of China, the Chinese people enterian the most friendly feel-

ings and repose in them great confidence, a valuable asset, it will be admitted,

in the intercourse, commercial or otherwise, of any two peoples. Such marked

difference in the relations between Chinese and nationals of Extraterritorial

Powers on the one hand and those between the Chinese and the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers on the other will, as long as the extraterritorial

system is retained, become more and more pronounced, and much as the Chinese

Government may try to discountenance this difference of attitude on the part

of its citizens, it will not be within its powers to control the natural expression

of their feelings.

In the event, however, of American citizens relinquishing their Extraterri-

torial privileges, they may rest assured that they will enjoy the same confidence

146 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

of the Chinese people and hence the same material benefits as the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers. Moreover, the Chinese Government will continue

to exercise, in accordance with the well established principle of international

law, due diligence in preventing any possible violations of the private rights

of American citizens and perform its duty, in the fullest possible measure, in

all matters relating to the redress of wrongs.

In your Note under acknowledgment reference is made to the report of

the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted-to the interested Governments

pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference. The Americant

Government must be aware of the fact, that since the completion of that re-

port, conditions in China have greatly changed, and in particular both the poli-

tical and judicial systems have assumed a new aspect: To pass judgment on the

present state of law and judicial administration in' China in the light of

what is contained in the report'of 1926 is doing no justice to the steadfast

policy of the National Government.

At this point, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the American Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations-

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not

suffer the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet the American Government, realising that, the

Turkish people, with legitimate, aspirations and: under the guidance of a new

and, strong Government, could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special pri-

vileges similar to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China, and has

had the satisfaction

in' Turkey to find thatreceived

have subsequently the lifefull

and and

property of American

adequate protection.citizens

The

American Government, which did full justice to the Turkish people in the

matter of jurisdiction without any apprehension and with satisfactory results,

will no doubt solve the problem of Extraterritoriality in China in the same

friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the American Govern-

ment that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several

other Powers 4which have agreed to relinquish Extraterritoriality on January

1, 1930. If it had appeared to the Government of those Powers, as it appears-

tp the American

a judiciary capableGovernment,

of renderingthat thereto did

justice theirnotnationals

yet exist

andina body

this country,

of laws-

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions 'of Extraterritoriality at the Washington Conference have al-

ready shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by dn<> in harmony with the actual state of things, there

is no reason why the United'.States, upon which fell the honour of initiating

the labours of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulties which the Chinese Government might otherwise

encounter in extending jurisdiction oyer all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgivings and

apprehensions

under discussionthewill

American

be nowGovernment

dispelled, and maythat,

haveinintheconsidering the subject

further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weighter considerations, namely,,

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the American people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this last

object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the American Gov-

ernment to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised representative

of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements whereby

Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satisfaction of

both Governments.

“I avail myself, etc.

Wtang Chengtino."

 EXTRATEREITORIAiLITY 147

CHINESE REPLY TO FRANCE.

Nanking, September 7, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note

•of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views of

your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27th for the removal of restrictions on China’s

jurisdictional Government.

The Chinese Government is pleaded to be reminded by the French Govern-

ment that it gave another proof of the friendly feelings it always entertained

towards the Chinese people by signing the Tariff Autonomy Treaty last year.

The friendship between China and France rests not only on common material

interests, but also on close cultural ties and the ideals which have been an

unfailing source of inspiration both to the Chinese and the French people in

their political evolution. It is therefore with pleasure that the Chinese

Government takes note of the sympathetic response of the French Government

to the desire of China expressed in my last Note.

In your Note under acknowledgment, however, reference is made to the

Report of the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested

Governments, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference.

The French Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that since the

-completion of that report, conditions in China have greatly changed, and,

in particular, both the political and judicial systems have ■ assumed a new

aspect. To pass judgment on the present state of laws and judicial administra-

tion in China in the light of what is contained in the Report of 1926 is doing

no justice to the steadfast policy of the National Government.

Furthermore, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the French Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not suffer

the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

•of the Capitulations. And yet the French Government, realizing that the

Turkish people with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government could accomplish greaj, things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight ito'relinquish.'its special privileges similar

t6'those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China and has had the satisfaction

“to find that the life and property of French citizens in Turkey have subsequently

received full and adequate protection. The French Government which did

full justice to the Turkish people in the matter of jurisdictioh without any

apprehensions and with satisfactory results will no doubt solve the problem of

Extraterritoriality in China in the same friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the -French Government

that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several other

Powers which have agreed to relinquish extraterritorial privileges on January

1st, 1930. If it had appeared to the Goyernments of those Powers, as it appears

"to the French Government, that there did not yet exist in this country a

judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality of the Washington Conference have

already shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there is

no reason why the French Government, which played an important part in the

deliberation of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulty which the Chinese Government might otherwise en-

counter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

148 RENDITION OF TIENTSIN

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgiving and;

apprehensions the French Government may have in considering the subject un-

der discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weightier considerations, namely

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the French people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this

last object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the French;

Government to enter, into immediate discussions with the authorised repre-

sentative of the Chinese Government

whereby Extraterritoriality in China forwillmaking the necessary

be abolished arrangements

to the mutual satis-

faction of both Governments.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) C. T. Wang.

BELGIAN CONCESSION AT TIENTSIN

Agreement for Rendition.

The Belgian Government being desirous, with a view to strengthening the.-

bonds of friendship existing between Belgium and China, to restore on its

own initiative and without compensation to the National Government of the-

Republic of China the Belgian Concession in Tientsin which was granted to-

it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th, 1902 (28th day of the 12th

month of the 27th year of Kuang Hsu), the two Governments have for this

purpose appointed their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re

public of China:

Dr Ping Ling, Adviser of the Commission of the ministry of

Foreign Affairs)

Mr. Kwang-ting Chao, Section Chief of the Land Department of

the Ministry of the Interior)

Mr. H. H. Tcheng, Commissioner of the First Special Area in

Tien tsin ;

ur. Tzong Fah Hwang, Minister Plenipotentiary, Attorney at Law;

His Majesty the King of the Belgians:

Baron Jules Guillaume, Counsellor of Legation, Chevalier de-

Leopold;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers found;

to be in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The Belgian Government will restore to the National Govern-

ment of the Republic of China, on the day of the coming into force of the

present Agreement, the administration of the Belgian Concession in Tientsin

which was granted to it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th,

1902 (28th day of the 12th month of the 27th year of Kingdom Hsu). The said;

Convention and contract relating thereto shall cease to be operative.

Article II.—-The Provisional Belgian Municipal Council of the said Con-

cession shall cease to exist on the day of the coming into force of the present.

Agreement.

All the documents, registers, and all other papers belonging to the Bel-

gian Administration shall be immediately handed over to the National Gov-

ernment of the Republic of China, whereupon the Provisional Municipal Coun*

cil will be entirely relieved of all responsibility for its administration-

 SINT0-F0REIGN TREATIES J 49

Article III.—Beginning from the day of the coming into force of the pre-

sent Agreement, the former Belgian Concession in Tientsin shall be entirely

administered under Chinese laws and regulations and protected by the same.

It shall likewise be subject to all Chinese imports and taxes in force.

Article IV.—All public properties of the Belgian Copcession, such as

wharfs, piers, roads, railways together with the land occupied by them, in-

qluding block Q. lot b, in accordance with the map hereto annexed, and also

machines, implements, furniture, police equipment, as per inventory list hereto

attached, belonging to the Beigian Municipality, as, well as the bank deposits

of the Belgian Municipality, shall be handed over to the (National Government

of the Republic of China on the day of the coming into force of the present

Agreement.

Article V.-- The name and the status of the iBocicte Anonyme de la Con-

cession Beige de Tientsin shall be modified in accordance with the new state

of things and the provisions of Article 6 of the present Agreement shall equally

be applicable thereto.

Article VI.—Within one month after the coming into force of the present

Agreement, the title deeds and certificates of private property issued by the

Belgian Consulate for land situated in the Belgian Concession shall be handed

over to the Chinese authority concerned who shall issue in exchange certificates

for perpetual lease. A registration fee of one dollar per mow shall be charged.

ofThea Chinese

month. authority concerned will issue the new certificates within a period

Article VIA—The present Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible

and shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

Article VIII.- The present Agreement has been written in three languages,

Chinese, French and English, and in case of divergence of interpretation the

English text shall be authoritive.

In witness whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have sdged the present

Agreement in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Tientsin this thirty first day of the eighth month of the eighteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the thirty first day of August,,

nineteen hundred and twenty nine.

(Signed) P. Ling,

K. T. Chao,

Tsong-Fah Hwang,

Tcheng Hungsin,

Plenipotentiaries for China.

J. Gullaume,

Plenipotentiary for Belgium.

SINO - JAPANESE AGREEMENT

Article I.—The Chinese and the Japanese Governments agree that ait

matters relating to rates of duty on the import and export of articles, draw-

backs, transit dues and tonnage dues in the territories of China and the ter-

ritories of Japan shall be regulated exclusively by the laws of China and!

of Japan respectively.

grantArticle II.—The

to each other Governments of China ofandtheofother

and to the nationals Japancountry,

shall reciprocally

in customs

duties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges.

150 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

applied to the import and export of articles, and in tonnage dues, as well

as in all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to its own nationals or to the Government and

nationals of any other foreign country.

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and imported into the territories of the other, from whatever place arriving,

shall receive, in import duties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar

internal charges, and' in. all matters Connected therewith, treatment not less

favo'urable than that, accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced

or manufactured in any other foreign country.

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and exported to the territories of the other shall receive, in export duties,

drawbacks and transit dues and all , other similar internal charges, and in

all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accbMed or to be accorded to the like; articles produced or manufactured in

•the same territories and exported to any other foreign country.

In regard to tonnage duos and all matters connected therewith vessels of

China ,and of Japan shall each receive, in the territories of the other treatment

not less favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the vessels of any

other ‘ foreign: country.

as in the exchanged stipulations

Article III.—The Notes annexed contained

to the inpresent

the foregoing Articles

Agreement shall asbe well

. in-

corporated in, and form part of, a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation to

be negotiated and concluded as soon as possible betweeh the Republic of China

and the Empire of Japan.

Article IV.—The Chinese, Japanese and English texts of this Agreement

have been carefully Compared and verified: but in the event of there being

any difference of meaning between them, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

day Article

followingV.—fThe present

the date of theAgreement

signature shall

thereof.enter into force on the tenth

Done in duplicate at the city of Nanking, this sixth day of the fifth month

of the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixth

day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Showa.

Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs of The

National Government of the Repu-

blic of China.

M. Shigmitsu,

Japanese

China. Charge d’Affaires' m

Convention Regulating the Relations Between China and France Concerning

French Indo-China and the Chinese Provinces Adjoining.

{Translation)

The National Government of the Republic of China and the Government

of the Republic of France, animated by the desire to further consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two Countries, and to pro-

mote the commercial relations betweeh China and French Indo-China, have

decided to conclude a new Convention and have, for this purpose, named as

their respective Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Whng; Minister of Foreign1

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China ;’

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 1.51 i

The President of the Republic of France;

His Excellency Comte de Martel, Ambassador, Envoy Extraordin-

ary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to

■ v China, Commander of the Legion of Honour;

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

in good and due. form, have agreed upon the following Articles;

Article I.—The Sino-French Commercial .Convention -of Tientsin of the

twenty-second day of the third moon of the twelfth year of Kwang Hsu (April

25, 1886), the Additional Commercial Convention, signed at ..Peking on the-

sixth day of the fifth moon of the thirteen year of Kwang Hsu . (June 26,

1887) together with the notes relating to this Convention exchanged at Peking

on the third day of the fifth moon of the thirteenth year of Kwang PIsu. (June

23, 1887), and the Supplementary Convention signed at Peking on the twenty-

eighth day of the fifth moon of the twenty-first year of Kwang Hsu (June

20, 1895) are abrogated and cease to be operative. The provisions of Articles

4, 5 and 6 of the Treaty of Tientsin of the twenty-seventh day of the fourth

moon of the ,eleyenth'year of Kwang Hsu (June. 9, .1885) are also abrogated.

Article II.—The city of : Lungchow of Kwahgsi and those of. rSzemao,

Hokow and Mengtze of Yunnan shall remain open to the trade across the land

frontier of China and French Indo-China.

Article: III.—The Chinese Government may send Consuls to Hanoi or

Haiphong and to Saigon, cities of French Indo-China, and the French Gov-

ernment may continue to send Consuls to the localities mentioned in the pre-

ceding Article.

The heads and acting heads of Consulates and vice-ConsuIates, as .WCll as

the members of the Consular service shall be nationals of the country which

appoints them. They shall not engage in commerce or industry,

i , Article IY.—Chinese nationals entering the' territory pfFt^PPh Indo-

China and. French nationals .of Insio-China entering the territory-to China

must be provided with passports issued by the competept authorijtjgs of their

country of origin. Such passports shall be visaed by, g. Consulate ^,of ' the

country of destination of by the proper authorities of the said ‘country.

Tbe High Contracting Parties undertake to grant to each other; i n con-

formity with tReir respective laws and regulations, the most-favoured-natiom

treatment with regard to the fulfilment of formalities,, including thpse relating;

tp identification,, concerning (1) passports (2) the system qf internal laissez-

passer and visa for departure (3) the entry or departure of Chinese nationals

and French nationals of Indo-China going tp Indo-China or the three provinces

of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtnng.

Nothing is changed in the system of temporary or permanent passes itsued:

to inhabitants of the frontier who . are necessitated by their work or business-

to stay temporarily in or to go frequently to the territory of the other country

in the neighbourhood of the boundary.

Article Y.—The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French

nationals in the above-mentioned Chinese localities shall have the right to

reside, travel and engage in industry or Commerce. The treatment accorded"

to them for the exercise of such rights, in conformity with the laws aiid re-

gulations in force in China or French Indo-China, shall in no 'way be less

favourable than that of the nationals of any other Power.

The above

in the nationals of China

specified Chinesein localities

French Indo-China

shall not beandsubjected

the French nationals

to taxes, im-

posts or contributions higher or other than those to which nationals of the

mbst-favoured-nation may be subjected.

Article VI.—Chinese goods exported from any Chinese port and trans-

ported without transhipment or with a through bill of lading to the Provinces

of Yunnan,-. Kwangsi or Kwangtung and using the territory of Tonking, shall

!52 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

enjoy a preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the transit duty

of the general tariff.

They will only pay a duty of 1% cd valorem.

(Likewise, Chinese goods exported from the Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi

and Kwangtung to any authorized destination and using the territory of

Tonkin shall enjoy a preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the

transit duty of the general tariff.

Minerals of any kind, raw tin, and raw hides, as well as articles hereafter

set down or to be set down subsequently in List A annexed to the present Con-

vention shall be exempted from all duties. Other goods shall pay a duty of

\°/0 ad valorem,.

War materials, arms and ammunitions which the National Government

m'ay desire to transport in transit over the territory of Tonkin shall be

exempted from all duties.

Indo-Chinese vessels, excepting warships and vessels for the transportation

of troops, arms and ammunitions, may ply between Lang Son and Caobang

by way of the rivers Long Ki Kong and Long Ban Giang which connect Lang

Son with Lungchou and Caobang. Such vessels and the goods transported on

them in transit shall be exempted from the payment of any duties for their

entry in China.

uponArticle YII.—The two

the importation, Governments

exportation respectively

or transit undertake

in French not to establish

Indo-China and the

three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, any prohibition cr

restriction which is not immediately applicable to other countries.

The two Governments, however, reserve to themselves the right of imposing

any prohibitions or restrictions upon the importation, exportation or transit

of any goods from one country to the other for reasons of national defence

and national food supply, for the protection of art objects and scientific pro-

perties, for the prevention of epidemics or epizootics, for the protection of

harvests, for the maintenance of public morality or government monopolies,

provided that such prohibitions or restrictions are justifier’ by absolute neces-

sity and shall be applicable to any country or countries under the same con-

ditions.

Article VIII.—The Chinese Government in the Provinces of Yunnan,

Kwangsi and Kwangtung and the French Government on the territory of

French Indo-Ghina shall not levy under any pretext whatsoever upon goods

respectively imported or exported by French or Chinese nationals excise duties

or internal taxes other or higher than those which are paid their own nationals

or by nationals of any other Power.

Article IX.—The nationals of China guilty or accused of crimes or mis-

demeanours committed in China and taking refuge on the territory of French

Indo-China and the French nationals guilty or accused of crimes or mis-

meanours committed in French Indo-China and taking refuge on the territory

of China shall, at the request of the authorities concerned and upon the proof

of their culpability, be searched for, arrested and extradited, it being under-

stood

nationalthatusage

exception will beis made

extradition of all cases in which according to inter-

not effected.

Article X.—The present Convention shall be in force for a period of five

years. Either of the High Contracting Parties may notify the other, six

months before the expiration of the said period, of its desire to revise or

terminate the Convention. In case both Parties fail to notify each other in

time of their desire to revise or terminate the Convention, it shall continue

to be in force, provided, however, that at any time after the expiration of

the said five-year period either Party may notify the other of its desire to

revise or terminate the Convention, which shall then become null and void

one year after the date of such notification.

The present Convention with its annexes shall be ratified as soon as p.os-

seible and the exchange of ratifications shall take place in Paris. It shall he

 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 153:

promulgated in Indo-China and shall come there into force at the same time

as in the three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, two months

after the exchange of ratifications.

Article XL—The present Convention has been drawn up in Chinese and

French, both texts having been carefully compared and verified.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Convention in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this sixteenth day of the fifth month of the nineteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixteenth day of May,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(L. S.) (Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(L. S.) (Signed) D. De Martel.

REORGANIZATION OE THE SHANGHAI

PROVISIONAL COURT

On May 8, 1929, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs addressed identic notes

to the Ministers of Great Britain, The United States, France, Netherlands,

Norway and Brazil requesting them forthwith to begin negotiations for the

reorganization of the Provisional Court of the Shanghai International Settle-

ment. Mr. Oudendijk, the Dutch Minister, on behalf of the interested Powers,

replied on June 7, stating that the Court was a strictly local affair, and its

reorganization should be examined on behalf of the (Legations concerned by a

Commission chosen from among their local representatives together with the re-

presentatives

3, and insistedofonthetheChinese Government.

settlement of the affairDr.directly

C. T. with

Wangtheprotested

Ministerson them-

July

selves. On August 2, Mr. Oudendijk accepted Dr. Wang’s proposal.

Beginning from December 9, 1929, the resultant conference held twenty-

eight meetings at Nanking. A draft agreement was drawn up and referred by

the Delegates to their respective Governments. On February 17, 1930, the

Agreement was signed at Nanking by the representatives of the Ministers of

the interested Powers, with the exception of the French delegate Mr. Koechlin,

who had not then received the necessary instructions from his Government. The

latter’s signature was, however, affixed on behalf of the French Minister, at

Shanghai, five days later.

The following is the text of the Agreement:

Agreement Relating to the Chinese Courts in the International Settle-

ment at Shanghai.

Article rules,

all former I.—From the date exchange

agreements, on which the presentet Agreement

of notes comesspecial

cetera having into force,

refer-

ence to the establishment of a Chinese court in the International Settlement

at Shanghai shall be abolished.

Article II.—The Chinese Government shall, in accordance witli Chinese Laws

and regulations relating to the judiciary and subject to the terms of the

present Agreement, establish in the International Settlement at Shanghai a

District Court (Ti Fang Fa Yuan) and a Branch High Court (Kao Teng

Fa Yuen Fen Yuan). All Chinese laws and regulations, substantive as well

as procedural, which are now in force, or which may hereafter be duly enacted

and promulgated shall be applicable in the Courts, due account being taken

of the Land Regulations and Bye-Laws of the International Settlement, which

are applicable pending their adoption and promulgation by the Chinese Gov-

ernment, and of the terms of the present Agreement.

Judgments, decisions and rulings of the Branch High Court are subject to

appeal, •according to Chinese law, to the Supreme Court of China.

154 shanghai Provisional court

Article III.—The former practice of consular deputies or consular officiate

(

appearing to watch proceedings Or to sit jointly in the Chinese Court now

functioning in the International Settlement shall be discontinued in the Courts

established under the present Agreement.

Article ,1V.-When any person is arrested by the municipal or judicial police

hh shall, within twenty-foUr hours, exclusiye of holidays, be sent to the Courts

established under the present Agreement to be dealt with, failing which he

shall be released.

Article V.—The Courts established under the present Agreement shall each

haver a e§rta,in number, of procurators to be appointed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, who shall hold inquests and autopsies (Chien Yen) within the jurisdic-

tion of these 'Coiirts and shall otherwise perform their functions in accordance

with Chinese law in all cases involving the application of Articles 103 to

186 of the Chinese Criminal’Code, except where the municipal police of the

International Se$tlement, pr the party, concerned has- already initiated prosecu-

tion, provided that all preliminary investigations conducted by the procurator

shall be held publicly and counsel for the accused shall have the right to be

present and heard.

In other cases arising within the jurisdiction of the courts, the municipal

police or tl^e, party icpncerned shall prosecute. The procurator shall have the

right to express his views in court in all criminal cases in which the prosecu-

tion is initiate^, by the. Municipal Police or the party concerned.

Article VI.—All judicial processes, such as summonses, warrants, orders

et cetera, shall be valid only after they have been signed by a judge of the

Courts established under the present Agreement, whereupon they shall be served

or executed by the judicial police or, as provided below, by the process-servers

thereof.

No person found in the International Settlement shall be handed over to

the extra-Settlement authorities without a preliminary investigation in court,

at which counsel for the accused shall have the right to be present and heard,

except in the case of requests emanating from other modern law courts when

the accused may be handed over after his identity has been established by the

•Court.

All judgments, decisions, and rulings of the Courts shall be executed as

soon as they become final as a result of the judicial procedure in force in the

said Courts. Whenever necessary, the Municipal Police shall render any

assistance within their power as may be requested of them.

The process-servers of the Courts shall be appointed by the Presidents of

the Courts respectively and their duties shall be to serve all summonses and

deliver other documents of the Courts in connection with civil casos. Fpr the

execution of judgments in civil cases, the process-servers shall be accompanied

by the judicial police. The officers and members of the judicial police of the

Courts shall be appointed by the President of the Branch High Court upon the

recommendation of the Municipal Council and shall be subject to dismissal by

the President of that Court upon cause shown. Their services will also be

terminated by the President at the request of the Municipal Council upon

cause- shown. They shall wear the uniform designed by the Chinese judicial

authorities, and shall

faithful to their duties.be subject to the orders and direction of the Courts and

Article VII.—The House of Detention for civil cases and the Women’s

Prison attached to the .Chinese court now functioning in the International

Settlement at Shanghai shall be transferred from that Court to the Courts

established under the present Agreement and shall be supervised and admini-

stered by the Chinese authorities..

All prisoners now serving sentences in the prison attached to the Chinese

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and those sentenced

by the Courts established under the present Agreement shall, at the discretion

of the said Courts, serve their sentences either in such prisons in the Settle-

ment or in Chinese prisons outside the Settlement, except that offenders against

 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT I5f>

the Police Offices Code and the Laaid Regulations and Bye-laws and persona

under arrest awaiting trial shall .serve their periods of detention in the Settle-

ment. The prisons in the Settlement shall be operated as far as practicable,

in conformity

tion, from timewith Chinese

to time, prison appointed

by officers regulationsbyandtheshall be subject

Chinese judicialtoauthori-

inspec-

ties.

Persons sentenced to death by the Courts established under the present

Agreement shall be sent to the Chinese authorities outside of the Settlement

for execution of such sentence.

Article VIII.—Foreign lawyers duly qualified will be admitted to practice

in the Courts established under the present Agreement in all cases in which

a foreigner is a party, provided such foreign lawyer can only represnt the

foreign party concerned. The Municipal Council may also be represented in

the . same manner by duly qualified lawyers, Chinese or foreign, in any pro-

ceedings in which the Council is complainant or plaintiff or the Municipal

Police is prosecutor. •

In other cases or proceedings in which the Council considers the interests

of the Settlement to be involved, it may be represented by a duly qualified

lawyer, Chinese or foreign, who may submit to the Court his views in writing

during the proceedings and who may, if he deems necessary, file a petition in

intervention in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure.

Foreign lawyers who are entitled to practice under this Article in the above-

mentioned Courts shall apply to the Ministry of Justice for lawyers’ certificates

and shall be subject to Chinese laws and regulations applicable to lawyers,

including those governing tfieir disciplinary punishment.

Article IX.—Four permanent representatives shall be appointed, two, by

the Chinese Government and two by the Governments of the other Powers;

signatory to the present Agreement, who together shall seek to reconcile such

differences of opinion regarding the interpretation or application of the ore-

sent Agreement as may be referred to them by the President of the Branch High-

Court or by the authorities of the signatory foreign Powers, provided that

their Report shall have no binding force upon either party except by mutual

consent, it being understood that no judgments^ decisions, rulings or orders

of the Courts as such shall be referred to the aforesaid representatives ;for

consideration.

Article X.—The present Agreement and the attached notes shall enter into

effect on April 1, 1930 and shall continue in force for a period of three'years

from that date, provided that they may be extended for an additional period

upon mutual consent of the parties thereto.

Signed February 17, 1930.

(Signed) Hsu Md.

On behalf of the Mini$ter ,jnr

Foreign Affairs.

J. de Pinto iDias.-

On behalf of the Brazilian

' Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyrick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty’s Minister.

L. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d’A ffaires.

F. E. H. Groenman.

On behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.,

156 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT

Note Prom Heads of Legations Concerned to Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

With reference to the Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning

the establishment of a (District Court and a Branch High Court in the In-

ternational Settlement at Shanghai, we have the honour to request your con-

firmation of our understanding on the following points:

1. —It is understood that the Courts established under

ment shall exercise jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases as well as

police offences and inquests in the International Settlement at Shanghai, pro-

vided that the jurisdiction of the said Courts over persons shall be the same

as that of other Chinese Courts and provided that their territorial jurisdic-

tion shall be the same as that of the Chinese Court now functioning in the

International Settlement at iShanghai* except (a) mixed criminal cases arising

on privat® foreign property outside the limits of the Settlement and (&) mixed

civil cases arising in areas surrounding the Settlement.

2. —It is understood that the present practice regarding t

dictions of the Chinese Court now functioning in the International Settlement

and the Court existing in the French Concession shall be followed, pending a

definite arrangement between the Chinese Government and the authorities con-

cerned.

3. -—It is understood that as far as practicable Chinese sh

by the Municipal Council to serve as officers and members of the judicial police

of the Courts established under the present Agreement. It is further under-

stood that among the officers of the judicial police appointed by the President

of the Branch High Court under Article VI of the present Agreement, there

will be one.to be designated by tile Municipal Council, to whom will,be allotted

by the President an office on the coujrt premises and who will make an entry

of all judicial processes of the Courts, such as summonses, warrants, orders

and judgments, for the purpose of service or execution in accordance with the

provisions of the above-mentioned Article.

4. —It is understood that the establishment of the Courts

present Agreement in no way affects the validity of judgments rendered by the

•Court now functioning in the International Settlement and its predecessor,

and that such judgments shall be considered as final and valid except where an

appeal has been lawfully taken or reserved. It is further understood that the

judgments of the Courts established under the present Agreement shall be on

the same footing as regards validity as the judgments of all other Chinese

Courts.

5. —It is understood that the present Agreement does no

or prejudice any future negotiations regarding the status of extra-Settlement

roads.

6. —It is understood that the sum of $60,000 (sixty tho

on deposit with the Bank of China to the credit of the present Chinese Court

in the International Settlement shall be maintained by the Chinese Government

to the credit of the new Cofirts established under the present Agreement.

7. —It is agreed that in accordance wdth Chinese law, t

tained by the Courts established under the present Agreement, a storage room

for articles confiscated by the Courts, which remain the property of the Chinese

Government, it being understood that confiscated opium and instruments for

the smoking

national and preparation

Settlement every threethereof

monthsshall

andbethatburned publicity inCouncil

the Municipal the Inter-

may

present to the Presidents, of the Courts for transmission to the Ministry of

Justice such suggestions as it may desire to make regarding the disposal of

confiscated arms.

 (SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 157

8.—It is understood that upon the coming into force of the present Agree-

ment, all cases pending in the Chinese Court now functioning in the Inter-

national Settlement shall be dealt with in the Courts established under the

present Agreement in accordance with the procedure in farce in the latter

Courts, provided that the proceedings in mixed" cases shall, as far as practi-

cable, be continued from the point where they are taken over and concluded

with a period of twelve months which period may be extended at the discretion

-of the Court when the circumstances in any case so warrant.

(Signed) J. de Pinto Dias.

On behalf of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyrick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty's Minister.

iL. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d’Affaires.

F. E. H. Groeman.

on behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.

Identic Note From Minister for Foreign Affairs to Heads of Legations

Concerned.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note referring to the

Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning the establishment of a Dis-

trict Court and a Branch High Court in the International Settlement at

Shanghai, in which you request my confirmation of the following points: (See

preceding letter).

In reply I have the honour to confirm the understooding of the points as

quoted above.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

 CHARTER OE THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom,,

constituting the office of Governor and Coinmander-in-Chief of the-

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies.

Hated Mth George the Fifth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great

February,1917 Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas

King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India: To all to whom

these Presents shall come, Greeting.

lt»cites Letters

Patent ofl»th Whereas, by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

January, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westmins-

1888. ter the Nineteenth day of January 1888, Her Majesty Queen Victoria did

constitute the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, as therein decribed, and

did provide for the Government thereof :

Cnnneil of 20th And whereas by Orders of Her said Majesty in Her Privy Council

October,

and 1898, bearing date respectively the Twentieth day October, 1898, and the

1899.27th Dec., Twenty-seventh day of December, 1899, certain territories adjacent to the

said Colony were, for the term therein ’ ^erred to, declared to be part and

parcel of the Colony in like manner and for all intents and purposes as if

they had originally formed part of the Colony:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in lieu of the

above recited Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January 1888:'

Revokes Letters

Patent of1888. Now, know ye that We do by these presents revoke the above recited

19th Letters

January, Patent of thn Nineteenth day of January, 1888, but without pre-

judice to anything lawfully done thereunder; and We do by these Our

Letters Patent declare Our Will and Pleasure as follows:

Office of Gover-

nor constituted I. —There shall be a Go

Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the

Colony), and appointments to the said Office shall be made by Commission

under Our Sign Manual and Signet.

Governor’s

powers and II. —We do hereby a

authorities. Governor and Commander-in-Chief (hereinafter called the Governor) to da

and execute all things that belong to his said office, according to the tenour

of these our Letters Patent and of any Commission issued to him under

Our Sign Manual and Signet, and according to such Instructions as may

from time to time be given to him, under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or

by Order in Our Privy Council, or by Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, and to such laws as are now or shall hereafter be in

force in the Colony.

Governor’s Com all due HI.—Every person appointed to fill the office of Governor shall with

solemnity, before entering upon any of the duties of his office,

cause the commission appointing him to be Governor to be read and

published in the presence of the Chief Justice or other Judge of the

Supreme Court, and of such Members of the Executive Council of the

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

there take before them the Oath of Allegiance in the form provided by an by ^oJerno*1*6”

Act passed in the session holden in the Thirty-first and Thirty-second

years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled “ An Actio ]

amend the Law relating to Promissory Oaths ; and likewise thh Usual

Oath for the due execution of the office of Governor, and for the due and

impartial administration of justice; which Oaths the said Chief Justice or

Judge, or if they be unavoidably absent, the senior Member of the

Executive Council then present, is hereby required to administer.

IV. —The Governor shall keep and use the public seal of the Colony

for sealing all things whatsoever that shall pass the said public seal.

V. —There shall be an Executive Council in and for the Colony and com

the said Council shall consist of such persons as We shall direct by

Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and all such persons shall

hold their places in the said Council during Our pleasure. The Governor

may upon sufficient cause to him appearing suspend from the exercise of

his functions in the Council any Member thereof pending the signification

of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice to Us through one of Our Prin-

cipal Secretaries of State. If the suspension is confirmed by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the Governor shall forthwith by

an instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony revoke the appoint-

ment of such Member, and thereupon his seat in the Council shall become

vacant.

VI. —There shall be a Legislative Council in and for the Colony, an d

the said Council shall consist of the Governor and such persons as We

shall direct by any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and

all such persons shall hold their places in the said Council during Our

pleasure. The Governor may upon sufficient cause to him appearing

suspend from the exercise of his functions in the Council any Member

thereof pending the signification of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice

to Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State. If the suspension

is confirme 1 by Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the

Governor shall forthwith by an instrument under the Public Seal of the

Oolony revoke the appointment of such Member, and thereupon bis seat

in the Councd shall become vacant.

VII. —The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of t

Legislative Council, may make laws for the peace, order, and good govern- a

ment of the Colony.

VIII. —We do hereby reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs and succes

full power and authority to disallow, through one of Our Principal Secret- Law8'

aries of State, any such law as aforesaid. Every such disallowance shall

take effect from the time when the same shall be promulgated by the

Governor in the Colony.

IX. —We do also reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs and successors, Our

and their undoubted right, with advice of Our or their Privy Council, t^thVcro”®?

to make all such laws as may appear necessary for the peace, order, and

good government of the Colony.

X. —When a Bill passed by the Legislative Council is presented to the A

Governor for his assent he shall, according to his discretion, but subject

to any Instructions addressed to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet

or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, declare that he as-

sents thereto, or refuses his assent to the same, or that he reserves the

same for the signification of Our pleasure.

XI. —A Bill reserved for the signification of Our pleasure shall tak

effect so soon as We shall have given Our assent to the same by Order in

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Council, or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and the-

Governor shall have signified such assent by message to the Legislative

Council or by proclamation: Provided that no such message shall be issued

after two years from the day on which the Bill was presented to the

(governor for his assent.

and

Le' isiative

Council XII.—In

to obser- Council the mating of any lawsalltherules,

shall conform Governor and the Legislative-

ve instructions. jn that behalf containedto inandanyobserve regulations,

Instructions under Our Signand directions

Manual and

Signet.

triMid grant?. XIII. —The Go

execute, under the Public Seal of the Colony, grants and dispositions of

any lands which may be lawfully granted or disposed of by Ds. Provided

that every such grant or disposition be made in conformity either with,

some law in force in the Colony or with some Instructions addressed to-

the Governor under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State, or with some regulations in force in the

Colony.

XIV. —The Gov

Commissioners, Justices of the Peace, and other necessary Officers and

Exsr1 Ministers in the Colony, as may lawfully be constituted or appointed by

Us, all of whom, unless otherwise provided by law, shall hold their offices

during Our pleasure.

XV. —When any

Colony, or for which the offender may be tried therein, the Governor m iy,

as he shall see occasion, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon

to any accomplice in such crime or offence who shall give such information

as shall lead to the conviction of the principal offender, or of any one of

such offenders, if more than one; and further, may grant to any offender

convicted of any crime or offence in any Court, or before any Judge or

other Magistrate within the Colony, a pardon either free or subject to

lawful conditions, or any remission of the sentence passed on such offender

or any respite of the execution of such sentence for such period as the

Governor thinks fit, and may remit any fines, penalties, or forfeitures due

or accrued to Us. Provided always that the Governor shall in no case,

except when the offence has been of a political nature unaccompanied by

any other grave crime, make it a condition of any pardon or remission of

sentence that the offender shall be banished from or shall absent himself

or be removed from the Colony.

XVI. The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing,

dismiss any public officer not appointed by virtue of a Warrant from Us,

whose pensionable emoluments do not exceed one thousand dollars or one

hundred pounds sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are

fixed with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling as the case may be,

provided that in every such case the grounds of intended dismissal are

definitely stated in writing and communicated to the officer in order that

he may have full opportunity of exculpating himself, and that the matter

is investigated by the Governor with the aid of the head for the time be-

ipg of the department in which the officer is serving

The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing, also

suspend from the exercise of his office, any person holding any office in the

Colony whether appointed by .virtue of any Commission or Warrant from

Us, or in Our name, or by any other mode of appointment. Such suspen-

siou shall continue and have effect only until Our pleasure therein shall be

signified to the Governor. If the suspension is confirmed by one of

Our Principal Secretaries of State, the Governor shall forthwith cause

 CHARTER OP THE COLONY OF HONGKONG 161

the officer to be so informed, and thereupon his office shall become vacant.

In proceeding to any such suspension, the Governor is strictly to observe

the directions in that behalf given to him by Our Instructions as aforesaid.

XVII.—Whenever the office of Governor is vacant, or if the Governor Succession to

become incapable, or be absent from the Colony, Our Lieutenant Governor Government,

of the Colony, or if there shall be no such Officer therein, then such person

or persons as may be appointed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet,

and in default of any such appointment, the person lawfully discharging

the functions of Colonial Secretary shall during Our pleasure administer

the Government of the Colony, first taking the Oaths herein before directed oiProviso. Oaths-

to be taken by the Governor and in the manner herein prescribed; which

being done, We do hereby authorise, empower, and command Our Powers, &c., of

Lieutenant Governor, or any other such Administrator as aforesaid, to Administrator,

do and execute, during Our pleasure, all things that belong to the office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, according to the tenour of these Our

Letters Patent, and according to Our Instructions as1 aforesaid, and the

laws of the Colony.

XVIII.—And We do hereby require and command all Our officials and

ministers, civil and military, and all other inhabitants of the Colony,

to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto the Governor and to any person

for the time being administering the Government of the Colony.

XIX. —In these Our Letters Patent the term “the Governor ”

include every person for the time being administering the government of

the Colony.

XX. —And We do hereby reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs and success

full power and authority, from time to time, to revoke, alter,, or amend

these Our Letters Patent as to IJs or them shall seem meet.

XXL—And We do further direct and enjoin that these'Our Letters

Patent shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places within the

Colony as the Governor shall think fit, and shall come into operation on

a day to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation.

In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made

Patent. Witness Ourself at Westminster, the Fourteenth day of February

in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

By Warrant under the King’s Sign Manual,

Schuster.

6

 110YAL INSTRUCTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND

LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS

Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and

its Dependencies.

George U.l.

ns ruc

Febtia^wn

e ruary I ^ ti0°s to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief

' " Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies or other Officer in and overfor Our

the

time being administering the Government of Our said Colony and

its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

8

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing even date

8 erew

Patent

date. o^ven

11

' ^mander-in-Chief

n i^> We have(therein

made provision for the called

and hereinafter office oftheGovernor

Governor)andinCorn-

and

over Our Colony of Hongkong, and its Dependencies (therein and here-

inafter called the Colony) :

And whereas We have thereby authorised and commanded the Gov-

ernor to do and execute all things that belong to his said office accord-

ing to the tenour of Our said Letters Patent, and of any Commission is-

sued to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet and according to such

Instructions as may from time to time be given to him under Our Sign

Manual and Signet or by Order in Our Privy Council or by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State and to such laws as are now or

shall hereafter be in force in the Colony:

0

tfons of mb™

january, is88,1 * t1ie

tionsAndto thewhereas

GovernorHerunder

Majesty

HerQueen Victoria and

Sign Manual did issue

Signetcertain Instruc-

bearing date

instructions

7th July, 1896.^ bearing Nineteenth

date thedaySeventh

of January,

day of 1888,

July, and

1896certain

: Additional Instructions

And whereas We are minded to substitute fresh Instructions for

the aforesaid Instructions and Additional Instructions:

Sructkms' of Manual

19th January, Nowandtherefore

Signet,Werevoke

do, byas from

thesetheOurdate

Instructions underinto

of the coming Ouropera-

Sign

tfonaHnstruc-"

tionsofTthJuly the tion Nineteenth

of Our saiddayrecited Letters Patent,

of January, 1888, and the aforesaid Instructions

the aforesaid Additional of

Instructions of the Seventh day of July, 1896, but without prejudice to

anything lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct

and enjoin and declare Our will and pleasure as follows:—

I.—The Governor may, whenever he thinks fit, require any person

in the public service of the Colony to take the Oath of Allegiance, in the

form prescribed by the Act mentioned in Our said recite'I Letters Patent,

together with such other Oath or Oaths as may from time to time be

prescribed by any laws in force in the Colony. The Governor is to

administer such Oaths, or to cause them to be administered by some

public officer of the Colony.

 EOYAL INSTKUCTIONS—HONGKONG 163

of

IT.—-The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut-

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military Officer for Council,

the time being in command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

and of Treasurer of the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as

ex officio Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Members

of the said Council, or as We may from time to time appoint by any

Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State may from time to time appoint under

the Public Seal of the Colony. [Xs amended by Additional Instruction dated 16-11-28.]

III.—Whenever any Membei, other than an ex officio Member, of Provisional

the Executive Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, KberTof thl

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die. or be declared by the ^iei™;ive

Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony to be

incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council,, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or shall be suspended from

the exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, the Governor

may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, provisional!}’

appoint any public officer to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial

Member of the Council, and any person not a public officer to be tem-

porarily an Unofficial Member of the Council in the place of the Member

so resigning, or dying, or being suspended, or declared incapable, or

being absent, or sitting as an ex officio Member.

Such person shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Council if

bis appointment is disallowed by Us, or if the Member in whose plape he

was appointed shall be released from suspension, or, as the case may be,

shall be declared by the Governor by an Instrument under th • Public

Seal capable of again discharging his functions in the 'Cpuhcih or shall

return to the Colony, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an W officio

Member.

IY.—The Governor shall without delay, report to Us, for Our con-Such provisional0

firmation or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries; of rebs^SwdiaWy

State, every provisional appointment of any person as a Mefnber of the Portedi;;

said Exectitive Council. Every such person shall hold his place in the

Council during Our pleasure, and the Governor fhay by an Ins: rument

under the Public Seal revoke any such appointment.

V. —The Official Members of the Executive Ooupcil ^£^11 take pre

cedeuce of the Unofficial Members, and among, fhemaelves shall have

seniority and precedence as We may specially assign,, and, in default;

thereof, first, the ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are above mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if below

the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall take precedence after

the person lawfully discharging the functions of Attorney-General), and

then other Official Members and all Unofficial Members according to the

priority of their respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in which they are

named therein.

VI. —The Governor shall forthwith communicate these Our Instr

tions to the Executive Council, and likewise all such others, from time to fn^cUou^to

time, as We may direct, or as he shall find convenient for Our service to Executive

impart to them. ‘ ' Council.

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Executive

Council riot YTI.—The Executive Council shall not proceed to the despatch of

proceed

business tounlessto business unless duly summoned by authority of the Governor, nor unless

two Members at the least (exclusive of himself or of the Member presid-

summoned

Governor’s by ing), be present and assisting throughout the whole of the meetings at

authority.

Quorum. which any such business shall be despatched.

Who to preside. VIII. —The Govern

the Executive Council, unless when prevented by illness or other grave

cause, and in his absence such Member as the Governor may appoint, or in

the absence of such Member the senior Member of the Council actually

present, shall preside.

Minutes

Executive ol IX. —Minutes shall be r

Council Executive Council; and at each meeting of the Council the Minutes of

kept. to the last preceding meeting shall be confirmed or amended, as the case

may require, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business.

Twice in each year a full and exact copy of all Minutes for the

preceding half year shall be transmitted to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

GovernorExecu-

consult to X. —In the execution of th

tive Council. Governor by Our said recited Letters Patent, he shall in all cases consult

with the Executive Council, excepting only in cases which may be of such

a nature that, in his judgment, Our service would sustain material pre-

judice by consulting the Council thereupon, or when the matters to be

decided shall be too unimportant to require their advice, or too urgent

to admit of their advice being given by the time within which it may be

necessary for him to act in respect of any such matters. In all such

urgent cases he shall, at the earliest practicable period, communicate to

the Executive Council the measures which he may so have adopted, with

the reasons therefor.

Governortoalone

entitled XI.

sub- the Executive —The Governor shal

mit questions. Council for their advice or decision; but if the Governor

decline to submit any question to the Council when requested in writing

by any Member so to do, it shall be competent to such Member to

require that there be recorded upon the Minutes his written application,

together with the answer returned by the Governor to the same.

XII. —The Governor m

toact in oppositior ties granted

Executive

Council' to him by Our said recited Letters Patent, act in opposition

Reporting to the advice given to him by the Members of the Executive Council, if

grounds for so he shall in any case deem it right to do so; but in any such case he shall

Member

require may fully

their

report the matter to Us by the first convenient opportunity, with

the grounds and reasons of his action. In every such case it shall be

adverse recorded recorded attolength

opinion

toon beMinutes. competent any Member of the said Council to require that there be

on the Minutes the grounds of any advice or opinion

he may give upon the question.

Constitution of

Legislative Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if—The

XIII. Legisla

Council. any), the Senior Military Officer

for the time being in Command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and

Treasurer of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as at the date

Official Members ofOfficial

the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appoint by any Instructions or Warrants under Our Sign Manual and

Signet, or as the Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG 165

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and ail

such persons shall be styled Official Members of the Legislative Council;

and further of such persons, not exceeding eight in number at any one time,

as at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters

Patent are Unofficial Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, Unofficial

in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, may from time to time appoint by an Instrument

under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such persons shall be

styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease to hold

office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall thereupon become

vacant. [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 15-11-28.]

XIY.—Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Member of Provisional

the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand,

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or be suspended from the bers absent, &c.

exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, or be declared by

the Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony

to be incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or

be absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if his seat become

vacant, or whenever any person shall be lawfully discharging the func-

tions of more than one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio

Members of the Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the

Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some person

to he temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, as the

-case may be.

Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith cease to be

a Member of the Council if his appointment is disallowed by Us, or

revoked by the Governor, or superseded by the definitive appointment of

an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, or if the Member in

whose place he was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be

released from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging his

functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an

ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the functions of more than

one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Council, as the case may be.

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- Provisional

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, bemlmStateiy*

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reported.

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our Kevocation

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal, ap^fntments.

revoke any such appointment. [As amended by Additional Instructions dated! 5-11-28.]

XV. —[This clause was revoked by Additional Instructions dat

November 15th, 1928.]

XVI. —[This clause was revoked by additional Instructions d

January 10th, 1922.]

XVII. —If any Unofficial Member of the Legislative Counc

become bankrupt or insolvent, or shall be convicted of any criminal offence, cases.

or shall absent himself from the Colony for more than three months

without leave from the Governor, the Governor may declare in writing that

the seat of such Member at the Council is vacant, and immediately on the

publication of such declaration he shall cease to be'a Member of the Council.

166 EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Resignation

Members. of by writing XVIII.—Any Unofficial Member may resign his seat at the Council

under his hand, but no such resignation shall take effect until

it be accepted in writing by the Governor, or by Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

Council

transact may XIX.

business transaction —The Legisla

notwithstanding

vacancies. thereof; of business on account of any vacancies among the Members

Quorum. but the said Council shall not be competent to act in any case

unless (including the Governor or the Member presiding) there be present

at and throughout the meetings of the Council five Members at the least.

Precedence

Members. of as WeXX.may specially assign, and in—The Members o

default thereof, as follows:—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex OJRcio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Cblouel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).'.

(b) Other Official Members according.to the priority of their

.respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order

in which they are named therein!

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order :—

(а) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the pre-

cedence taken as between themselves as Members of the

Executive Council.

(б) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in

which they are named therein: Provided that any such

Unofficial Member who is re-appointed immediately on

the termination of his term of office shall as between

himself and other Unofficial Members who are not also

Members of the Executive Council take precedence

according to the date from which he has been con-

tinously a Meuxber of the Legislative Council.

[As amended by Additional Instructions of 20-11-29.!

Who to preside. XXI. —The Gove

Council, unless prevented by illness or other grave cause; and in his

absence any Member, appointed by him in writing shall preside, or, in

default of such Member, lire Member who is first in precedence of those

present shall preside,

Questionsbytoa be

decided XXII. —All que

majority. shall be decided by the majority of votes, and the Governor or the Member

Governor

M have original presiding shall have an original vote in common with the other Members

of the Council, and also a casting vote, if upon any question the votes

shall be equal.

Rales and order

to be made. ing rules XXIII.—The Legislative Council may from time to time make stand-

and orders for the regulation of their own proceedings ; provided

such rules and orders be not repugnant to Our said recited Letters Patent,

or to these Our Instructions, or to any other Instructions from Us under

Our Sign Manual and Signet.

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XXIV.—It shall be competent for any Member, of the Legislative Question, for,lebate &e.

Council to propose any question for debate therein ; and such question, if -

secondedby any other Member, shall be debated and disposed of according

to the standing rules and orders. Provided always that every ordinance

vote, resolution, or question, the object or effect of which may be to

dispose of or charge any part of Our revenue arising within the Colony,

shall be proposed by the Governor, unless the proposal of the same shall

have been expressly allowed or directed by him.

XXV.—In the passing of Ordinances the Governor and the Council Rules and reguia-

shall observe, as far as practicable, the following Rules:— wSSiOrStaances

1.—All laws shall be styled “Ordinances,” and the enacting words aretobeenacted'

shall be, “ enacted by the Governor of Hongkong, with the advice and Form of enacting

consent “of the Legislative Council thereof.” ordinances.

2.—All Ordinances shall be distinguished by titleK, aiid shall be ,!inance810 t)e

divided into successive clauses or paragraphs, numbered consecutively, and 0rnumbered and

to every such clause there shall be annexed in the margin a short summary arranged.5"3'

of its contents. The Ordinances of each vear shall be distinguished In-

consecutive numbers, commencing in each year with the number one.

Except in the case of Bills reserved for the signification of Our plea-

sure, all Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council in any one year shall,

if assented to by the Governor, be assented to by him in that year, shall

be dated as of the day on which the assent of the Governor is given, and

shall be numbered as of the year in which they are passed. Bills not so

assented to by the Governor, but reserved by him for the signification of

Our pleasure, shall be dated as of the day and numbered as of the year on

and in which they are brought into operation,

3.—Each different matter shall be provided for by a different Different subjects

Ordinance, without intermixing in one and the same Ordinance such things not to beOrdin-

mixed

as have no proper relation to each other; and no clause"is to be inserted inance. Slime No clause

in or annexed to any Ordinance which shall be foreign to what the title of totitle be introduced

foreignof Ordinanc

to what

•such Ordinance imports, and ho perpetual clause shall be paid of any imports. Tempor

temporary Ordinance. ary Ordinances.

XXVI.—The Governor shall not, except in the cases hereunder men- Description >eof

tioned, assent in Our name to any Bill of any of the following classes :— assented to'

1.—Any Bill for the divorce of persons joined together in holy matri-

mony :

2. —Any Bill whereby any grant of land or money, of other donation

or gratuity, may be made to himself -.

3. —Any Bill affecting the Currency of the Colony or relating to the

issue of Bank notes :

4. —Any Bill establishing any Banking Association, or amending or

.altering the constitution, powers, or privileges of any Banking Association:

5. —Any Bill imposing differential duties :

6. —Any Bill the provisions of which shall appear inconsistent with

obligations imposed upon Us by Treaty :

7. —Any Bill interfering with the discipline or control of Our forces by

and, sea, or air :

Our. 8-—Any Billorofthean rights

prerogative, extraordinary natureof and

and property importance,

Our subjects not whereby

residing

in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of Our United Kingdon and its

Dependencies, may be prejudiced:

168 EOYAL INSTKUCTIONS—HONGKONG

9. '—Any Bill whereby pe

be subjected or made liable to any disabilities or restfictious to which

persons of European birth or descent are not also subjected or made liable:

10. —Any Bill containin

refused, or which have been disallowed by Us :

Proviso in oas

of emergency f have Unless in the case of any such Bill as aforesaid the Governor shall

immediate previously obtained Our instructions upon such Bill through one of

■operation

Ordinanceof an suspending

Our Principal Secretaries of State, or unless such Bill shall contain a clause

the operation of such Bill until the signification of Our

pleasure thereupon, or unless the Governor shall have satisfied himself

that an urgent necessity exists requiring that such Bill be brought into

immediate operation, in which case he is authorised to assent in Our name

to such Bill, unless the same shall be repugnant to the law of England, or

inconsistent with any obligations imposed on Us by treaty. But he is to

transmit to Us, by the earliest opportunity, the Bill so assented to together

with his reasons for assenting thereto.

XXVII.—Every Bill intended to affect or benefit some particular per-

son, association or corporate body shall contain a section saving the rights

of Us, Our heirs and successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all

others except such as are mentioned in the Bill and those claiming by, from,

and under them. No such Bill, not being a Government measure, shall be

introduced into the Legislative Opuncil until due notice has been given

by not less than two successive publications of the Bill in the Hongkong

Government Gazette, onA. in such other manner as may be required by the

Standing Buies and Orders for the time being in force; and the Governor

shall not assent thereto in Our name until it has been so published. A

certificate under the hand of the Governor shall be transmitted to Us with

the Bill signifying that such publication has been made.

Ordinances,

todulybeauthenti-&c. ,

sent home Bill shallXXVIII.—When any Ordinance shall have been passed or when any

have been reserved for the signification of Our pleasure, the

Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of

State, for Our final approval, disallowance or other direction thereupon, a

full and exact copy in duplicate of the same, and of the marginal summary

thereof, duly authenticated under the Public Seal of the Colony, and by

his own signature. Such copy shall be accompanied by such explanatory

observations as may be required to exhibit the reasons and occasion for

passing such Ordinance or Bill.

Colleetion

Ordinancesevery

published to be each XXIX.—At

of the earliest practicable period at the commencement of

year, the Governor shall cause a complete collection to be published,

for general information,of all Ordinances enacted during the preceding

Minutes ofofpro- Legislative

ceedings XXX.—Minutes shall be regularly kept of the proceedings of the-

last Council, and at each meeting of the said Council, the Minutes

ciftobekep^and

send home after °f therequire,

may preceding

before meeting shall

proceeding to thebedespatch

confirmed,

r of oranyamended, as the case

other business.

every meeting. ~

The Governor shall transmit. to Us, through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, as soon as possible after every meeting a full and

exact copy of the Minutes of the said Council.

Surveys amk 11 XXXI.—Before disposing of any vacant or waste land, to Us belong-

lufmlde*before

wastelands are toi ?bethemade

Governor shall cause the same'to be surveyed, and such reservations

1 therebiit as he may think necessary for roads or other public

Governor*not

purchase lands, himself any of such landsshall

to purposes .. The (governor not,Our

without directly

specialor permission

indirectly, given

purchase for

through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State.

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XXXII.—All Commissions to be granted by the Governor to any per- Appointments to

son or persons for exercising any office or employment shall, unless other-

wise provided by law, be granted during pleasure only ; and whenever the pleasure.

Governor shall appoint to any vacant office or employment, of which the

initial emoluments exceed one thousand dollars or one hundred pounds

sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are fixed with reference

to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, any person not by Us

specially directed to be appointed thereto, he shall, at the same time, ex-

pressly appraise such person that such appointment is to be considered only

as temporary and provisional until Our allowance or disallowance thereof

be signified.

XXXIII.—Before suspending from the exercise of his office any public Suspension of

officer whose annual pensionable emoluments exceed one thousand dollars 0ffieer8-

or one hundred pounds sterling, according as the said emoluments are fixed

with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, the

Governor shall signify to such officer, by a statement in writing, the

grounds of the intended suspension, and shall call upon him to state in

writing the grounds upon which he desires to exculpate himself, and if the

officer does not furnish such statement within the time fixed by the Gover-

nor, or fails to exculpate himself to the satisfaction of the Governor, the

Governor shall appoint a Committee of the Executive Council to investigate

the charge made and to make a full report to the Executive Council. The

Governor shall forthwith cause such report to be considered by the Council,

and shall cause to be recorded on the Minutes whether the Council or the

majority thereof does or does not assent to the suspension; and if the

Governor thereupon proceed to such suspension, he shall transmit the

report of the Committee and the evidence taken by it, together with the

Minutes of the proceedings of the Council, to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State by the earliest opportunity. But if in any

case the interests of Our service shall appear to the Governor to demand

that a person shall cease to exercise the powers and functions of his office

instantly, or before there shall be time to take the proceedings hereinbefore

directed, he shall then interdict such person from the exercise of the powers

and functions of his office.

XXXITT.—Whenever any offender shall have been condemned by Regulation of n

the sentence of any Court in the Colony to suffer death, the Governor fnc^pita'icascs.

shall call u^on the Judge who presided at the trial to make to him a written Judge’s report

.report of the case of such offender, and shall cause such report to be taken before' Execntive

into consideration at the first meeting of the Executive Council which may CounciI-

be conveniently held thereafter, and he may cause the said Judge to be

-specially summoned to attend at such meeting and to produce bis notes

■thereat. The Governor shall not pardon or reprieve any such offender

unless it shall appear to him expedient so to do, upon receiving the advice ^ernortotake

of the Executive Council thereon ; but in all such cases he is to decide tive’councu'in1’

either to extend or to withhold a pardon or reprieve, according to his own Ma*1 exercise

deliberate judgment, whether the Members of the Executive Council concur own judgment

therein or otherwise, entering, nevertheless, on the Minutes of the Execu- sonso^Councn

tive Council a Minute of his reasons at length, in case he should decide Minutes, if un-

any such question in opposition to the judgment of the majority of the theadwiceoVthe

Members thereof. majority.

XXXV.—The Governor shall punctually forward to Us from year to Blue Book

year, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, the annual book

of returns for the Colony, commonly called the Blue Book, relating to

the Revenue and Expenditure, Defence, Public Works, Legislation, Civil

Establishments, Pensions, Population, Schools, Course of Exchange,

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG-

Iittports and Exports, ’ Agriculture, Produce, Manufact-uresj and other

matters in? the said Blue Book More particularly specified, with reference

to the'State arid condition of the Colony.

Governor’s

absence. the .XXXyi.—The Grovernor shall not upon any pretence, whatever quit

Colony witliout having first obtained leave from TJs for so doing

under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our Principal

Secretaries,of State. . .»; ,>

Term “ the’

Governor xxxyil.—In these.Our Instructions the term “ the Governor” shall,

unless inconsistent with the context, include every person for the time

explained. being administering the Government of the Colony.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s, this Fourteenth day of February,

1917, in tjie Seventh year of Our Reign.

 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additonal Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to ihe Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the duration of the appointment of Unofficial

Members of the Executive Council, and of the Legislative Council

of that Colony.

Dated 10th January, 1922. George B.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our said

Colony and ils Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Preamble.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland bearing date at West-

minster the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did make provision

for the Government of Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies

(hereinafter called the Colony) and did amongst other things declare Recites Letters

that there should be an Executive Council and a Legislative Council in pgbraair.'mV

and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as We might

direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Recites instruo

Signet, bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- pebraaryfm?.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas We are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

Now, therefore. We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clause

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and ^g°*{I“4s^uc'

Signet, hereby revoke the Sixteenth Clause of Our said Instructions of February, 1917

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and We do direct and ertjoin and declare Our

Will and pleasure as follows:

I.—Every Unofficial Member of the Executive Council appointed vacationy of.

after the date of the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions offlciai Members

in the Colony shall vacate his seat at the end of five years from of Executive

the date of the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which, oun01'

he is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment the aforesaid period of five years shall be reckoned from

the date of the Instrument provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re- unofficial Mem-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public re-’appofntment

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding five

years, subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

172 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTEtTCTIONS—HONGKONG

II. —Every Unofficial

appointed immediately on the termination of his term of Office-

shall take precedence according to the date from which he has

been continuously a Member of the said Council.

III. —Every person

Additional Instructions in the Colony is an Unofficial Member

of the Legislative Council may retain his seat until the end of six

years, and every Unofficial Member appointed after the date of

the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions in the Colony

shall vacate his seat at the end of four years, from the date of

the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which, he was or

is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided. that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed ibo fill a vacant seat in the Cpuncil and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed, by his definitive appoint-

ment, the aforesaid periods of six years or four years, as the

case may be, shall be reckoned from the date of the Instrument

provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Publie

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding four years

subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Tenth day of January,.

1922, in the Twelfth year of Our Reign.

Additional Instructions to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Hongkong.

 ADDITIONAL LOYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Koyal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the constitution of the Executive Council and of

the Legislative Council of that Colony.

Dated V>th November, 1928. Geokge It.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our preamble,

liealm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony °f patenTonith^

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and February, 1917.

did amongst other, things declare that there should be an Executive

Council and a Legislative Council in and for the Colony which should

consist of such persons as We might direct by Instructions under Our

Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and J“ ^ruc"

Signet bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- February, t1917.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas we are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

Now therefore we do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clauses

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and and xv of

Signet, hereby revoke the Second, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth {"^'rabr' ai'y

Clauses of Our said Instructions of the Fourteenth day of February, 1917. e rt,ar>’

1917, without prejudice to anything lawfully done. thereunder, and

instead thereof We do direct and enjoin and declare Our will and

pleasure that from the date of such receipt the aforesaid Instructions

shall henceforth be construed and take effect as if the following

clauses had been inserted therein in place of the Second, Thirteenth,

Fourteenth and Fifteenth Clauses thereof:

II.—The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- Constitutmu °f

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military counoU.Ve

Officer for the time being in command of Our regular troops

within the Colony, the persons for the time being lawfully dis-

charging the functions of Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-

General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and of Treasurer of

the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as ex officio

Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

174 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTEUCTIONS—HONGKONG

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appiont by any Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign

Manual and Signet, or as the Governor in pursuance of

Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries

of State.may from time to time appoint under the Public Seal

of the Colony.

Constitution

Legislative of XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the

Council. Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior

Military Officer for the time being in Command of Our regular

troops within the Colony, the persons for the time being

lawfully discharging the functions of Colonial Secretary,

Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and Treasurer

of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as

at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited

OfficialMembers. Letters Patent are Official Members of the said Council, or as

We may from time to time appoint by any Instructions or

Warrants under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one

of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony,

and all such persons shall be styled Official Members of the

Legislative Council; and further of such persons, not exceeding

eight in number at any one time, as at the date of the coming

Unofficial

Members. into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Unofficial

Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, in 'persuance

of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, may from time to time, appoint by an

Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such

. persons shall be styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative

, Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease

to hold office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall there-

upon become vacant.

Provisional in

appointments XIV.—-Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Member

place of Members

.absent, &c. bf the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing

under his hand resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or

be suspended from the exercise of his functions as a Member

of the Council, or be declared by the Governor by an Instru-

ment under the Public Seal of the Colony to be incapable of

exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the

holder of which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if

his seat become vacant, or whenever any person shall be

lawfully discharging the functions of more than one of the

.offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

/Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some

person to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of

the Council, as the case may be.

 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS-HONUKONG 175

“ Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith

cease to be a Member of the Council if his appointment is

disallowed by Us, or revoked by the Governor, or superseded

by the definitive appointment of an Official or Unofficial

kJember of the Council, or if the Member m whose place he

was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be released

from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging

his functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the

Council as an ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the

functions of more than one of the ofljces the holders of which

are ex officio Members of the Council, as the case may be.”

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- Provisional

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, be mmSfateiy^

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reported.

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our Revocation ot

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public ™ec1^ppc”,lt'

Seal, revoke any such appointment.

Given at Our Court at St. James’s this Fifteenth day of. November,

1928, in the Nineteenth year of Our Eeign.

ADDITIONAL DOYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the precedence of Members of the Legislative

Council thereof.

Dated November, 1929. George I2.J.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and Recites Letter*

did amongst other things declare that there should be a Legislative February, 1917.

Council in and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as

We might direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

176 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Rec.teg And wEereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

Instructions

Februaryof Signet bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did

1917 constitute

the Twentieththe said Legislative

Clause of the Council as therein isdidsetdirect

said Instructions forth,that

and the

by

Members of the said Council should have such precedence as there n is

set forth:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in regard to

the precedence of the Members of the said Legislative Council:

•Substitutes

fresh clause for Now Our

of these therefore We do, Instructions

Additional as from the date

underof the

Ourreceipt

Sign inManual

the Colony

and

instruction°of

“Jh February, Signet,

the hereby revoke

Fourteenth day oftheFebruary,

Twentieth1917,

Clausewithout

of Our prejudice

said Instructions

to anythingof

lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct and enjoin

and declare Our will and pleasure that from the date of such receipt

the aforesaid Instructions shall henceforth be construed and take effect

as if the following clause had been inserted therein in place of the

Twentieth Clause thereof:—

Precedence of

Members. XX.—The Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence

as We may specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows:—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(d) The ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order:—

(cr) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the

precedence taken as between themselves as Members of

the Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein: Provided that any such Un-

official Member who is re-appointed immediately on the

termination of his term of office shall as between himself

and other Unofficial Members who are not also Members

of the Executive Council take precedence according to the

date from which he has been continuously a Member of

the Legislative Council.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Twentieth day of Novem-

ber, 1929, in the Twentieth Year of Uur Reign.

 CONSTITUTION OP COUNCILS—HONGKONG 177

Executive Council

The Executive Council consists of:—

(Ex- Officio)

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e., d.s.o.).

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N. L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.).

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. A. C. North).

The Hon. the Financial Secretary and Colonial Treasurer (Mr. S. Caine).

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public Works).

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

Legislative Council

The following are the members of the Legislative Council: - - r

Official

H.E. the Governor (Sir G. A. S. Northcote, k.c.m.g.), President.

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e., d.s.o.j.

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N. L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster; k.c., b.'B.B.);

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. A. C. North).

The Hon. the Financial Secretary and Colonial Treasurer (Mr. S. Caine).

The Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, e.n. (Retired) (Harbour Master)'.

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public Mrorks) .

The Hon. Mr. T. H. King (Inspector General of Police);

The Hon. Dr. D. J. Valentine (Acting Director of Medical Services).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

The Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau.

The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo.

The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell.

The Hon. Mr. Leo D’Almada e Castro, Junior.

The Hon. Dr. Li Shu-fan.

The Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson. i

Appointment of Members of the Legislative Council

By a Despatch from the Secretary of State, the following course is followed in

the appointment of unofficial members:—

Appointed by the Governor (one at least of whom

being a member of the Chinese community) ... 6

Elected by the Chamber of Commerce 1

Elected by the Justices of the Peace ;. 1

Total. -a

 STANDING RULES AND ORDERS

OF

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OE HONGKONG

Made by the Legislative Council of Hongkong in pursuance of the 'provisions of

Clause XXIII of. the Instructions of His Majesty the King under His Sign

Manual and Signet bearing date the 14th day of February, 1917.

1.—Oath of Allegiance

(1) No member of the Council shall sit or vote therein until he shall have

taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance, provided that any person authorised by

law to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath shall be permitted to make a

solemn affirmation in lieu of the bath of allegiance.

(2) The oath or affirmation shall be administered by the Grovernor.

2.—Language

(1) The proceedings and debates of the Council shall be in the English

language.

(2) A member may present a petition in Chinese, if the petition be accom-

panied by an English translation certified to be correct by the member who presents it.

3.:—Sittings of Council *

(1) The meetings of the Legislative Council shall be held on such day and at

such hour as may from time to time be ordered by the Governor.

(2) At the beginning of each meeting, and before proceeding to the despatch

of any other business, the President shall, if the minutes of the last preceeding

meeting have been circulated to the members, propose that they be confirmed. If

the said minutes have not been circulated they shall be read by the Clerk and the

President shall then propose that they be confirmed. Upon any proposal that the

minutes be confirmed no debate shall be allowed except as to the accuracy of the

minutes and with reference to an amendment actually proposed.

(3) The President may at any time adjourn or suspend any meeting.

4.—Standing Committees

There shall be the following standing committees of the Council:—

(a) The Finance Committee, which shall consist of the Colonial Secretary

(Chairman), the Treasurer, the Director of Public Works and the

unofficial members of the Council.

,(&) The Public Works Committee, which shall consist of the Director

of Public Works (Chairman), the Treasurer, and the unofficial;

members of the Council.

(c) The Law Committee, which shall consist of the Attorney General

(Chairman), and four other members of the Council appointed at

the first meeting of the year by the President, who shall have

power to fill vacancies arising in the Committee during the course-

• of the year.

• On the and

subject,

XXIofofthethequorum, and of who ofshould

Royal Instructions preside,

the 14th see respectively

February, 1917. Clauses XIX-

 KULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 171)

(2) Three members shall form a quorum of any standing committee.

(3) The Governor may at any time refer direct to the Finance Committee any

proposal concerning additional expenditure not already provided for1 in the annual

-estimates.

(4) Any member of the Council shall be entitled to attend any meeting of a

standing committee but no member may take any part in the proceedings of a

committee of which he is not a member.

5.—Select Committees

(1) Any matter before the Council may be referred by the President, or upon

a motion duly passed by the Council, to a select committee.

(2) A select committee shall consist of at least three members who shall be

.nominated by the President: Provided that any member may move that another

member be substituted for any member so nominated, and if the motion be seconded

the amendment shall, after debate, be put to the vote, and the question shall be

decided accordingly.

(3) The chairman of a select committee shall be appointed by the President.

(4) Three members of a select committee shall form a quorum except when

the select committee consists of three members only in which event two shall form

a quorum.

(5) In the event of the death, resignation or absence from the Colony of any

member of a select committee the President may appoint another member in his

place.

6.—Procedure on Standing and Select Committees

(1) In the absence of the chairman of a standing or select committee the

senior member present shall act as chairman.

'(2) The chairman of a standing or select committee shall have an original

vote and shall also have a casting vote if the votes be equal.

(3) The chairman of any committee may require the attendance and services

of the Clerk of the Council.

(4) The report of a committee shall be signed, and presented to the Coiuncil,

by the chan-man.

(5) Any member of a committee dissenting from the opinion of the majority’

may put in a written statement of his reasons for such dissent, and such statement

shall be appended to the report of the committee.

7.—Duties of the Clerk

(1) The Clerk shall send to each member written notice of each meeting of

the Council, accompanied by a copy of the Order of Business and of any bill which

it is proposed to read a first time at the meeting in question, at least two clear days

before the day fixed for the meeting, except in case of emergency when such notice

shall be given as the circumstances may permit.

(2) The Clerk shall keep the minutes of the proceedings of the Council, and

of committees of the whole Council, and shall send to each member the draft

minutes of each meeting so s ion as possible after the meeting.

(3) The minutes of the proceedings of the Council shall record the names of

the members attending and all decisions of the Council, and shall, when confirmed

at the next following meeting of the Council, be signed by the President.

(4) In the case of divisions of the Council or committee of the whole Council,

the minufes shall include the numbers voting for and against the question, and the

.names of the members so voting.

180 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(5) The: Clerk shall be responsible for the custody of the rotes, records, bills,

and other documents laid before the Council, which shall be open to inspection by

members of.the, Council and other persons under such arrangements as maybe

sanctioned by the President.

> 8.—Order op Business

Unless the Council otherwise direct, the business of each sitting day shall be

transacted in the following order:—

1. Confirmation, of minutes of last preceding meeting.

2. Oath or affirmation of allegiance of a new member.

,3. Announcements.

4. Pap-rs, including any reports of standing or select committees

which are laid upon the table by order of the Governor and which

are,not the subject of any motion.

"5'.‘ Petitions.

6. Questions,

7. Governttieht business.

• 8.' UnofiScial members’motions.

Government business shall be Set down in such order as the President may

direct, and unofficial members’ motions shall be set down in the order in which-

notice of each motion was given.

9.—Petitions

(1) Every petition intended to be presented to the Council must conclude with,

a prayer setting forth the general object of the petitioner.

with (2) A petition

the rules then inshall

forcenotin beregard

presented to the Council unless it be in accordance-

to petitions.

(3) The member presenting a petition may state, concisely the purport of the

petition.

(4) 4-H petitions shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put

unless a member when presenting a petition move for it to be read, printed or

referred to a select committee.

The Council .will not receive any petition—

(a) which is not addressed to the Council;

(b) which is not properly and respectfully worded;

00 which has not at least one signature on the sheet on which the-

prayer of the petition appears;

(d) which has not at least the prayer at the head of each subsequent

sheet of signatures;

(e) , which asks for a grant of public

l ublic funds unless the recommendation of the Governor thereto

whas been signified; or

X/y behic!Vprescribed

does notbyconform with such rules as may from time to time

the Council.

10.—Papers

All papers shall be presented by an official member of the Council and their

presentation shall be entered upon the minutes.

(2) A member presenting a paper may make a short explanatory statement of

its contents.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 18f

’(3) All papers shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put and

any motion for the printing thereof shall be determined without amendment or

dtebate.

(4) All Rules and Orders made by the Governor in Executive Council under

the authority of an Ordinance, which do not require the approval of the Legislative

Council, shall be laid on the table as soon as may be after being made.

11.—Questions to Members

(1) Questions may be put to official members relative to public affairs with

which they are officially connected, proceedings pending in the Council, or any

matter of administration for which such members are responsible.

(2) Questions may also be put to other members, relating to a bill, motion, or

other public matter connected with the business of the Council for which such mem-

bers are responsible.

(3) A question, shall not contain arguments, inferences, opinions, imputations,

epithets,! ironical expressions, or hypothetical cases.

(4) A questibn shall not include the names of persons, or statements, not

strictly necessary to render the question intelligible, nor contain charges which the

member, who asks the question, is not prepared to substantiate.

(5) A question must not be asked for the purpose, of obtaining an expression

of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal case, or the; answer to a hypothetical

proposition.

(6) A question shall not be asked without written notice unless it is of an

urgent character and the member has obtained the leave of the President so to ask it.

(7) A question must not be made the pretext fqf a debate,''nof can a question

fully answered .be asked again without the lea^e.^ofthe :President.

(8) A member may ask a supplementa,ry question for the purpose of further

elucidating any matter of fact regarding which an answer has been given; but a

supplementary question must not be used to introduce matter not included in the

original question.

12.—Messages from the Governor anh Address by the Governor

A message from the Governor, if presented to the Council by an official member,

may be brought up at any time before the commencement or at the close of public

business, and shall be considered forthwith or ordered to be, Considered upon a

future day as the member presenting it may appoint. Tile Governor may address

the Council at any time.

12.—Manner of Giving Notices

(1) Where under any Standing Order (or the practice of the Council) notice

is required, such notice shall be given by being handed in at the Table during the

sitting of the Council or by delivery at the office of the Clerk or other place appointed

by Standing Order (or the President) within the hours prescribed for the purpose.

(2) Except with the permission of 1 he President, no notice shall be valid for

any particular meeting of Council unless it shall have been so handed in or delivered

at least three clear days before such , meeting of Council. Sundays and holidays

shall not be included in the computation of the said period of three days.

(3) Any such notice shall be printed and shall be circulated to members of the-

Council, if possible not less than two clear days before the next meeting of the-

Council for which it is valid.

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(4) Any such notice shall be printed in the form in which it is handed in or

delivered.

(5) Motions or amendments sent to the Clerk shall be printed and circulated

by him, even if they be matters notice of which is not required, and in the case of

amendments to bills shall be arranged so far as may be in the order in which they

will be proposed.

(6) A notice given orally in Council, shall not have any force after that

sitting of the Council unless it be supplemented by a notice given in accordance with

paragraph (1) of this Order.

14.—Notice of Motions

Unless the Standing Orders otherwise direct, notice shall be given of any motion

which it is proposed to make with the exception of the following:—

1. A motion for the confirmation or correction of the minutes of the

Council.

2. A motion made in committee of the whole Council.

3. A motion for the adjournment of the Council or of any debate.

4. A motion that a petition be read, printed or referred to a select

committee.

5. A motion that the report of a standing committee be adopted.

6. A motion that the report of a select committee be referred to a

committee of the whole Council or be printed.

7. A motion for the withdrawal of strangers.

8. A motion for the suspension of a member.

9. A motion for the withdrawal or postponement of any item in the

Order of Business.

10. A motion ter the substitution of another member for a member

nominated to a select committee.

11. A motion for the reference of any matter to a committee.

12. A motion for the suspension of any Standing Order.

15.—Dispensing with Notice

Notice shall not be dispensed with in the case of a motion or in respect of any

other proceeding for which notice is required except with the consent of the

President.

16.—Rules of Debate

(1) A member desiring to speak in Council shall rise in his place and address

his observations to the President.

(2) A member desiring to speak in committee shall address his observations

to the Chairman.

(3) If two or more members offer at the same time to speak, the President or

■Chairman shall call on the member who first catches his eye.

(4) A member must confine his observations to the subject under discussion.

(5) Reference shall not be made to any matter on which a judicial decision is

pending, in such a way as may prejudice the interests of parties thereto.

(6) , No member shall impute improper motives to any:oth

(7) Except when the Council be in committee ho member shall speak more

than once on any proposition before the Council except in explanation (as provided

in paragraph 8 of this Order), or to a point of order, or, in the case of the mover of

a substantive motion, in reply, but any member may second a motion or amendment

by rising in his place and bowing to the chair without prejudice to his right to speak

at a later period of the debate.

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(8) A member who has spoken to a question may again be heard to orter

explanation of some material part of his speeeh which has been misunderstood, but

he must not introduce new matter.

• (9) A member who has spoken may speak again when a new Question has

been proposed from the chair such as a proposed amendment.

(10) Any member who dissents from the opinion of the majority may, if he

give notice forthwith of his intention to do so, lay upon the table a statement of the

grounds of his dissent, either at the same or a subsequent meeting of the Council.

(11) His Majesty’s name shall not be used to influence the Council.

(12) The conduct of His Majesty, members of the Royal Family, the Governor

or Administrator, members of the Council, and judges or other persons engaged in

the Administration of justice, shall not be raised except upon a substantive motion;

and in any amendment, question to a member, or remarks in a debate on a motion

dealing with any other subject, any reference to the conduct of the persons afore-

said shall be out of order.

17.—Relevancy in Debate

(!) Debate upon any motion, bill or amendment shall be relevant to such

motion, bill or amendment.

(2) Where an amendineht proposes to1 leave out words arid insert other words

instead of them, debate upon the first question proposed on the anieiidment may

include both the words proposed to be left out and those proposed to be inserted.

(3) On an amendment proposing to leave out words or to insert words debate-

sh'dl be confined to the omission or insertion of such words respectively.

18.—Anticipation

(1) It shall be out of order to make a motion or move an amendment dealing

in anticipation with the subject of a bill or other matter appointed in the Order of

Business for consideration : and an amendment shall also be out of order if it deal

in anticipation with the subject matter of a motion of which notice has been given.

(2) A matter appointed in the Order of Business,, or a motion or amendment

of which notice has been given, shall not be anticipated in any other debate.

19. —

(1) No member may speak to any question after the same has,been fully put

by the President or Chairman.

(2) A question is fully put, when the President or Chairman has collected the

voices both of the ayes and of the noes.

20. —

By the indulgence of the Council, a member may make a personal explanation,

although there be no question before the Council, but no debatable matter may be

brought forward, or debate arise, upon the explanation.

21.—President to be Heard Without Interruption

Whenever the President, or the Chairman, rises during a debate, any member

then speaking, or offering to speak, must if standing sit down, and must in any case

refrain from speaking, and the Council or committee is to be silent so that the

President, or the Chairman, may be heard without interruption.

184 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-HONG KONG

22.—Besponsibility foe Order

The President in Council, and the Chairman in any committee, shall be respon-

sible for the observance of the rules of order in the Council and committee respec-

tively and their decision upon any point of order shall not be open to appeal and

shall not be reviewed by the Council except upon a substantive motion made after

notice.

23.—Breaches of Order

(1) If a Member show disregard for the authority of 1 he chair, or abuse the

rules of the Council by persistently and wilfully obstructing the business of the

•Council, or otherwise, the President shall direct the attention of the Council to the

incident, mentioning by name the member concerned. A motion may then be made

upon which the President, shall forthwith put the question, no amendment, adjourn-

ment, or debate being allowed, “ That such member be suspended from the service

of the Council”. If such an offence shall have been committed in a committee of

the whole Council, the Chairman shall forthwith suspend the proceedings of the

committee and report the circumstances to the Council; and the President shall on

a motion being made thereupon put the same question, without amendment, adjourn-

ment or debate, as if the offence had been committed in the Council itself.

(2) Not more than one member shall be named at the same time, unless several

members present together have jointly disregarded the authority of the chair.

(8) If a member be suspended under the provisions of this order his suspension

shall last until determined by the Council.

(4) The President or Chairman, after having called the attention of the Council

or committee to the conduct of a member who persists in irrelevance or tedious

repetition either of his own arguments or of the arguments used by other members

in debate, may direct the member to discontinue his speech.

(5) The President or Chairman shall order members whose conduct is grossly

disorderly to withdraw immediately from the Council Chamber during the remainder

of the day’s sitting.

(6) If a direction to withdraw under paragraph (5) of this order be not corns

plied with at once or if on any occasion the President or Chairman deem that hi-

powers under that Paragraph are inadequate, he may name such member or mem-

bers in pursuance of paragraph (1) of this order.

(7) The President or Chairman whether acting under paragraph (1) or (5) of

this order may direct such steps to be taken as are required to enforce his order.

(8) Members who are suspended under paragraph ()) pf this order: or are

directed to withdraw under paragraph (5), shall forthwith withdraw from the

precincts of the Council Chamber.

(9) Nothing in this order shall be deemed to prevent the Council from proceed-

ing against any member for any breach of order not specified herein or from pro-

ceeding in any other way it thinks fit in dealing with the breaches of order herein

mentioned.

24.-- Voting *

(1) All questions shall be decided by a majority of votes, including the vote of

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, and whenever the votes are equal

•the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall have a casting vote.

(2) At the conclusion of a debate the question shall be put by the President,

or in any committee by the Chairman, and the votes may be taken by voices aye and

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no and the result shall be' declared by the President or Chairman, but any member

may claim a division when the votes shall be taken by the Clerk asking each member

separately how he desires to vote and recording the votes accordingly.

(3) In taking the division the names of all the unofficial members shall be called

before the names or official titles of any of the official members. In both cases the

names, or official titles as the case may be, shall be called in order, beginning with the

senior member, provided that the President, or in any committee the Chaii man, shall

vote last.

(4) When a division is claimed either in Council or in any committee every

member present shall, unless he expressly state that he declines to vote, record his-

vote either for the ayes or noes. The Clerk shall enter on the minutes the record

of each member’s vote and shall add a statement of the names of members who

declined to vote.

(5) As soon as the Clerk has collected the votes the President, or in any com-

mittee the Chairman, shall state the numbers voting for the ayes and the noes

respectively and shall then declare the result of the division or give his casting vote

as the case may be.

(6) If a member state that he voted in error or that his vote has been counted

wrongly, he may claim to have his vote altered, provided that such request is made

as soon as the President has announced the numbers and before he shall have

declared the result of the division.

!•: (7) A member shall not vote on any subject in which he has a direct personal

pecuniary interest, but a motion to disallow a member’s vote on this ground shall

be made only as soon as the numbers of the members voting on the question shall

have been declared. If the motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall

be agreed to, the President, or in committee the Chairman, shall direct the Clerk to

correct the numbers voting in the division accordingly- In deciding whether a

motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall be proposed from the chair,

the President, or, in any committee the Chairman, shall have, regard to 'the

character of the question upon which the division was taken and to the

consideration whether the interest therein of the member whose' vote is challenged

is direct and pecuniary and not an interest in conimon With the rest Of His Majesty’s

subjects and whether his vote was given oh a matter of state policy,

25. —Firs

(1) The mover of a bill, on moving the first reading thereof, shall state the

object and intention of the measure and the reasons Oh which it is founded.

(2) After such motion has been seconded by another member, and has been

adopted, the bill shall be read a first time. The President may address the Council

on the first reading of a bill should he desire to do so, but no further discussion

shall be permitted.

(3) Except as provided for in paragraph (2) of Standing Order 29, every bill

shall be published in the Gazette after having been fead a first time and before it is

read a second time.

26. —Sec

When a motion for a second reading of a bill shall have been made and

seconded, a debate may be taken only upon the general merits and principles of the'

27.—Committee Stage of: a Bill

(1) When a bill has been read the second time the Council may, at the same

or any subsequent meeting, upon motion made and seconded, resolve itself into a

186 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKON G

committee of the whole Council to consider the bill clause by clause, or may refer the

bill to a standing committee or to a select committee.

(2) The principle of a bill shall not be discussed in committee but only its

details.

(3) In committee the Clerk shall read the marginal notes to the bill, clause by

clause, unless the Chairman directs him to read the clauses, or any particular clause,

in full.

(4) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of this Order, the committee

may make in the bill such amendments as they shall think fit, provided that the

amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman relevant to the subject matter of

the bill, and provided that if any amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman

not within the title of the bill the committee shall amend the title accordingly.

(5) No amendment shall be moved which is inconsistent with any clause

already agreed upon or with any decision already come to by the committee, and the

Chairman may at any time during the discussion of a proposed amendment with-

draw it from the consideration of the committee if in his opinion the amendment

violates the provisions of this paragraph.

(6) The Chairman may require any proposed amendment to be handed to the

Clerk in writing.

' (7) If no amendment be proposed to any particular clause when the marginal

note has been read by the Clerk, or when all the proposed amendments shall have

been disposed of, the Chairman shall put the question “ That the clause (or the

clause as amended) stand part of the bill ”. If any amendment is proposed which

the Chairman considers need not be disposed of separately he may put the question

“ That the Clause, amended as proposed, stand part of the bill”.

(8) If a new clause or a new schedule be proposed the Chairman may put the

■question “ That the proposed clause (or schedule) stand part of the bill”, and if the

•question is agreed to the clause (or schedule) shall thereupon stand part of the bill.

A new clause or a new schedule may be proposed at any time which seems con-

venient to the Chairman.

il (9) On consideration of the schedules the Clerk shall call out the word

Schedule ” if there is only one schedule, or shall read out the ordinal numbers of

the schedules if there are more schedules than one, unless the Chairman directs him

to read the schedules or any particular schedule in full, or to proceed in any other

manner, and the Chairman may thereupon put the question “ That this schedule

stand part of the bill”.

(10) Any clause or schedule may be postponed for consideration at a later

■stage of the same meeting or for consideration at some future meeting of the

committee. The whole bill may be left in committee for consideration at some

future meeting of the committee.

(11) When all the clauses and schedules of the bill have been disposed of the

Chairman shall put the question “That the enacting clause and title stand part of the

bill ”. If the bill contains a preamble the above question shall be preceded by the

question “That the preamble stand part of the bill ”.

(12) When the bill has been entirely disposed of the Council may upon motion

made and seconded resume and proceed with the remaining business of the day.

(13) A bill may be referred to a standing committee or to a select committee

at any stage of its progress prior to the third reading.

(14) If any standing committee or select committee to which a bill has been

referred reports that it recommends any material amendment therein, the bill may be

printed with such amendment and, after publication in the Gazette, may with the

permission of the Council be substituted for the bill as read a second time. Every

bill so reported shall be considered in the committee of the whole Council.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 187

28-—Third Beading of a Bill

(1) When a bill has passed through committee the member in charge of the

bill may at the same or any subsequent meeting report to the Council that the bill

has passed through committee and may at the same time move that the bill be read

a third time, provided that if in the opinion of the President any material amend-

ment of the bill shall have been made in committee the bill shall not be read a third

time at the same meeting except after the suspension of the Standing Orders. If

the third reading of any bill is for this reason postponed to a subsequent meeting of

the Council the bill shall be published in the Gazette as amended before it is read

a third time.

(2) If upon the third reading of a bill being proposed and seconded any mem-

ber desires to omit or amend any provision contained in the bill, or to introduce any

fresh provision into it, the bill may upon motion made and seconded be re-com-

mitted, and thereafter the Council shall again resolve itself into a committee of the

whole Council for the consideration of the proposed amendment, but no bill shall

be re-committed after it shall have been read a third time.

(3) When a bill has been read a third time it shall be deemed to have been

passed.

29.—General Provisions relating to Bills

(1) On each reading of a bill the Clerk shall read only the long title of the bill,

r (2) If at any stage ili the progress of a bill the President declares that in his

opinion an emergency exists and that it is desirable in the public mterest that the

Standing Orders should be suspended in order to enable the bill to pass through all

its stages, or all its remaining stages, at that meeting of Council, it may be moved and

seconded that the Standing Orders be suspended accordingly and if the motion be

adopted the bill may be carried through all its stages, or all its remaining stages,

at that meeting.

30.—Bills affecting Private Bights

(1) Where any bill shall be proposed which is intended to affect or benefit some

particular person, association, or corporate body, notice of the bill shall be given

by the promoters, by two advertisements in some daiiy newspaper published in the

Colony, and, if any of the persons likely to be benefited or prejudiced may be

Chinese, by two additional advertisements in some Chinese newspaper published in

the'Colony, and in any case by two successive publications of the bill in the Gazette,

as required by Clause XXVII of the Boyal Instruction S'of the 14th'February, 1917:

provided that, as laid down in the said Clause XXVII this paragraph shall not apply

to any such bill which is a'GoWrnmeht measure.

(2) If any person considers that his individual rights or interests would be

affected by the provisions of any such bill, he may petition to be heard on the bill

either in person or by counsel, and he shall be heard accordingly, either upon

motion made, seconded and adopted, dr by order of the President. * The President

shall direct whether the person in question or his counsel shall be heard before the

Council, or before a committee of the whole’Council, o>r before a standing committee

or a. select committee.

(3) On any such petition the petitioner, or any member, shall, upon motion

made, seconded and adopted* or by order of the President, be entitled to call and

examine witnesses on oath or affirmation, provided that a list containing the names,,

residences and occupations of the witnesses shall have been delivered to the Clerk

at least two clear days before the meeting of the Council or committee as the case

may be. Any such witness if called by the petitioner may be cross-examined by

any member, and if called by any member may be cross-examined by any other

member or by the petitioner. The oath or affirmation shall be tendered by the

Clerk, or, in any committee, by the Chairman.

188 RULES. OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(4) Every bill intended to affect, or benefit some particular person, association

•or corporate body shall in accordance with Clause XXVII of the 'Royal Instructions

of the 14th February, 1917, contain a,section saving the rights of His Majesty the

King, His Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all others except

such as are mentioned in the bill, and those claiming by, from, and under them.

31.—Relevancy of Amendments

(1) When any bill, or clause of a bill, or motion, is under consideration in the

'Council or a committee thereof, an amendment may be proposed to such bill, clause

or motion if it Re relevant to the bill, clause or motion to which it is proposed.

(2) An amendment may be proposed to any amendment proposed from the

chair if it be relevant to the original amendment.

(3) In committee on a bill a new clause or schedule may be proposed if it be

relevant to the subject matter of the bill, and an amendment may be proposed to it

if the amendment may be relevant to the new clause or schedule.

(4) An amendment, or a new clause or schedule, shall not require notice.

(5) The President, or the Chairman as the case may be, may require any

proposed amendment to be handed to the Clerk in writing.

32.—Seconding of Motions and Amendments

A motion or amendment shall not be proposed from the chair in Council unless

it shall have received a seconder, but in committee a seconder shall not be required

tor any amendment or for any new clause or schedule.

33.—Method of Putting the Question on Amendments

Subject to the provisions of paragraph (7) of Standing Order 27 upon an

amendment to leave out words and insert other words instead of them a question

shall first be proposed from the chair “ that the words proposed to be left out

stand part of the question,” and if that question be negatived, the question for the

insertion of the alternative words shall then be proposed, provided that on con-

sideration of a bill in committee the Chairman shall if possible put as the test

question on an amendment only such words as will not prevent a subsequent

amendment which is in order from being moved. If the question so proposed be

negatived the words proposed by the amendment to be left out shall be deemed to

be left out without further question.

34.—Withdrawal of Motions or Amendments

When any motion or amendment has been proposed from the chair, it may be

withdrawn at the request of the mover if, on the President, or in committee the

Chairman, asking whether it be the pleasure of the Council or committee that the

motion or amendment be withdrawn, a dissenting voice be not raised thereto.

35. —

The evidence taken before any committee of the Council and any documents

presented to such committee which have not been reported to the Council shall not

be published by any member of such committee or by any other person, except

with the permission of the President.

36. —

(1) In cases of doubt the Standing Orders of this Council shall be interpreted,

in the light of the relevant practice of the Commons House of Parliament of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKOMG 189

(2) In any matter for which these Standing Orders do not provide the said

practice shall be followed, but no restrictions which the House of Commons has

introduced by Standing Order shall be deemed to extend to the Council or its

members until the Council has provided by Standing Order for such restriction.

37.—Suspension of Standing Orders

A question the object or effect of which may be to'suspend any Standing Order

of the Council shall not be proposed except with the consent of the President.

38.—Absence of Members

Any member who is prevented from attending a meeting of the Council shall

acquaint the Clerk as early as possible of his inability to attend.

39.—Employment of Members in Professional Capacity

No member of the Council shall appear before the Council or any committee

thereof as counsel or solicitor for any party, or in any capacity for which he is to

receive a fee or reward.

40.—Strangers

Strangers shall be admitted to debates in the Council Chamber subject to such

rules as the President may make from time to time for that purpose, provided that

if any member take notice that strangers be present, the President, or in committee

the Chairman, shall put forthwith the question “That strangers,be ordered to

withdraw.”

41.—Press

The President may grant a general permission to the representative of any

journal to attend the sittings of the Council provided that, if the journal publish

a report of the proceedings which the President considers unfair, such permission

may be revoked.

 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS POR BRITISH

CONSULATES IN CHINA

The undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China, acting under the

authority conferred upon him by the 85th Section of the China and Japan Order in

Council, 1865, hereby declares the following Regulations, made, in pursuance of the

above, Order in Council, to secure the observance of Treaties and the maintenance-

of friendly relations between British subjects and Chinese subjects and authorities

to be applicable to all ports which are, or may hereafter become, open to British

trade:—

I.—The British Consulate offices at the several open ports shall be opened for

public business from 10 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. daily, excepting Sundays,

Christmas Bay, Grood Friday, King’s Birthday, Easter Monday, those holidays

upon which public offices in England are closed, and Chinese New Year’s day, and

such Chinese holidays as the Chinese Customs authorities may observe.

EL—On the arrival of any British vessel at the anchorage of any of the open

ports, the master shall, within 24 hours, deposit his ship’s papers, together with a

summary of the manifest of her cargo, at the Consulate office, unless a Sunday or

holiday shall intervene.

III.—Every British vessel must show her national colours on entering the port or

anchorage, and keep them hoisted until she shall have been reported at the Consulate

and her papers deposited there.

^ IY.—No British vessel or any vessel the property of a British subject, unless,

provided with a certificate of registry, or provisional or other pass from the Super-

intendent of Trade at Peking, or from the Colonial Government at Hongkong, shall

hoist the British ensign within any port or anchorage, or any flag similar to the

British ensign or of a character not to be easily distinguishable from it. Nor shall

any registered British vessel flying the Red ensign hoist any other ensign or flag

(except she be entitled to fly the Blue ensign) in use by Her Majesty’s vessels of war,

or the national ensign of any foreign State or any ensign or flag not plainly dis-

tinguishable from the ensigns used by Her Majesty’s ships of war or from those

flown by Ships of foreign States.

Y.—Should any seaman absent himself from his ship without permission, the

master shall forthwith report the circumstance at the Consulate office, and take the

necessary measures for the recovery of the absentee, and it shall be lawful for the

Consul, if circumstances shall require it, in his discretion to prohibit leave being

given to seamen to come ashore, and any master who shall violate such prohibition

shall incur the penalties hereinafter declared.

VI.—The discharge of guns or other firearms from vessels in harbour is strictly

prohibited, unless permission shall have been granted by the Consul.

 GENEKAL POKT REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA 191

VII. —Masters of vessels when reporting their arrival at a port sh

-writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of the articled

•crew on board, and, previous to leaving, notice must be given of the names of al!

persons, not forming part of the articled crew, intending to leave the port oh board

•any vessel.

VIII. —-AH cases of death occurring at sea must be reported to the

24 hours of the vessel’s arriving in port or harbour, and all cases of dea$i on board

vessels in harbour, or in the residences of British subjects on shore, must be imme-

diately reported at the Consulate office, and in the event of sudden or accidental

death the fullest information obtainable should be given. It is strictly prohibited to

throw overboard the bodies of seamen or other persons dying on board of a vessel in

harbour. Except in case of urgent necessity, no burial should take place on shore or

from any ship in harbour without the licence of the Consul first obtained;

IX. —Stone or ballast shall not be thrown overboard in any port o

unless permission shall have been first obtained from the local authorities through

the intervention of Her Majesty’s Consular officer.

X. —All cases of loss of property by theft or fraud on board ships, as w

assault or felony requiring redress or involving the public peace, must be immediately

reported at the Consulate office.

If any Chinese subject guilty of, or suspected of, having committed a mis-

demeanour on shore or afloat be detained, information must in such cases be forthwith

lodged at the Consulate office, and in no instance shall British subjects be per-

mitted to use violence toward Chinese offenders or to take the law into their own

hands.

XI. —Any vessel having in the whole above 2001bs. of gunpowder

explosive material on board shall not approach nearer than a distance of one mile

from the limits of the anchorage. On arriving at that distance, she must be forthwith

reported to the Consular authority.

Special anchorages or stations will be assigned for such ships in the neighbour-

hood of the ports.

XII. —No seaman or other person belonging to a British ship may b

or left behind at any port or anchorage without the express sanction of the Consul

and not then until sufficient security shall have been given for his maintenance and

good behaviour while remaining on shore, and, if required, for the expenses incident

to his shipment to a port in the United Kingdom or to a British Colonial port,

according as the seaman or other person is a native of Gfreat Britain or of any British

Colony.

If any British subject left at a port or anchorage by a British vessel be found

to require public relief prior to the departure of such vessel from the dominions of

the Emperor of China, the vessel will be held responsible for the maintenance and

removal from China of such British subject.

XIII. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port anchorage, th

signee shall apply at the Custom-house for a Chinese port clearance, and on

his presenting this document, tpgether with a copy of the manifest of his export

cargo, at the Consular office, his ship’s papers will be returned to him, and he will

be furnished with a Consular port clearance, ou receiving which the vessel will be at

liberty to leave the port. Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent

to the issue of the Customs’ clearance, the master will be subject to a penalty, and

the ship to such detention as may be necessary to the ends of justice.

XIV. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port or anchorage, th

give notice thereof to the Consul, and shall hoist a Blue Peter at least 24 hours

 192 GENERAL POET REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA

before the time appointed for her departure. The Consul may dispense with the .

observance of this regulation on security being given that claims presented withim

24 hours will be paid.

XV. —No British subject may establish or carry on an h

house, house of entertainment, or shop for the sale of liquors within the Consular

district without the sanction and licence of the Consul, and payment of such fees

in respect of such licence, yearly or otherwise, as may be duly authorised. The

Consul shall require evqry person so licensed to give security for the good conduct

of all inmates and frequenters of his house, and also that he will not harbour any

seaman who is a runaway' br who cannot produce his discharge accompanied by a

written sanction frogi tlie Consul to reside on shore.

Every person so licensed will be held accountable for the good conduct of all

inmates and frequenters of "his house, and in case of their misconduct may be sued

upon the instrument of security so given.

XVI. —Any British subject desiring to proceed up

distance than thirty miles from any Treaty port is required to procure a Consular

passport, and any one found without such a passport beyond that distance will be

liable to prosecution,

XVII. —The term Consul in these Regulations shall

and every officer in Her Majesty’s Consular service, whether Consul-Greneral, Consul-

Vice-Consul, or Consular'agent, or other person duly authorized to act in any of the

aforesaid capacities within the dominions of the Emperor of China.

XVIII.—British vessels are bound as to mooring and pilotage to act in accord,

ance with the Harbour and Pilotage Regulations authorized in each port by Her

Majesty’s Minister for the time being, and any infraction of the same shall render the

party offending liable to the penalties attached to these regulations.

XIX. —No loading or discharging of cargo may be car

limits of the anchorage defined by the Consul and the Chinese authorities of each

port.

XX. —Any infringement of the preceding General Port

Special Regulations referred to in Regulations XVIII. and XIX. shall subject the

offender, for each offence, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months

with or without hard labour, and with or without a fine not exceeding 200 dollars

or to a fine not exceeding 200 dollars, without imprisonment, and with or without

further fines for continuihg, offences, not exceeding in any case 25 dollars for each

day during which the offence continues after the original fine is incurred; such fine

to be inflicted, levied, and enforced in accordance with the Order of Her Majesty in

Council dated the 9th day of March, 1865.

And in consideration of the urgent necessity for these Regulations, the under-

signed hereby further declares that they shall have effect unless and until they shall

be disapproved by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and notification of such disapproval

shall be received and published by me or other of Her Majesty’s Ministers in China.*

(Signed) Thomas Francis Wade.

Peking, 28th March, 1881.

 JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Art. I.—The limits of the undermentioned Ports open to foreign commerce are

defined as follows

At Yokohama: the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from the

Juniten (Mandarin Bluff) to the light-ship, and thence due north, to a point on the

coast east of the mouth of the Tsurumigawa.

At Kobe : the harbour limits are comprised within the area bounded by two

lines, one drawn from the former mouth of the Ikutagawa due south, and the other

running in a north-easterly direction from the point of Wada-no-misaki.

At Niigata : the harbour limits are comprised within the arc of a circle, the

centre being the light-house, and the radius being two and a half nautical miles.

At Ebistjminato : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

ShiMomari-mura to Isori-mura on the outside, and a line drawn from Minotocho on

the east shore of Lake Kamo to Kamomura on the north-west shore of the same lake.

At Osaka : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a point

(Tree Point) at the mouth of the Mukogawa south by west, and a line from the

mouth of the Yamatogawa, the two lines cutting each other at a distance of six

nautica) miles from a point (Tree Point) and five nautical miles from the mouth of

the Yamatogawa,

At Nagasaki : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Kanzaki to Megami.

At Hakodate : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a

point off the coast, half a nautical mile south of Anoma Point, to a point on the east

bank of the mouth of the Arikawa, Kamiiso-mura.

Art. II.—Every vessel on entering a port shall hoist its ensign and its signal

letters. Regular Mail Packets may hoist the Company’s flag in lieu of the signal

letters.

The ensign and signal letters or Company’s flag must not be lowered until the

vessel’s arrival shall have been duly reported to the Harbour Master.

Such report shall be made within 24 h ours after arrival, Sundays and holidays

excepted, and no Customs facilities shall be extended to any vessel until such report

shall have been made.

Art. III.—Every Master on arrival in port shall prevent all communication

between his ship and other vessels or the sh ore until it shall have been admitted to

“ free pratique.”

Art. IV.—The Harbour Master’s boat will be in attendance near the, entrance

of the harbour, and the Harbour Master will assign a berth to every ship on enter-

ing, which berth it must not leave without special permission,, unless forced to do

so. The Harbour Master may cause a vessel to change its berth, should he consider

it necessary.

Art. V.—The Harbour Master shall always wear, a uniform ■’lyfieii on dpty and

his boat shall carry a flag of the pattern prescribed.

The Harbour Master may at any time satisfy himself that his directions as

regards anchorage, the movements or ships and the proper condition of moorings

are carried out.

Art. VI.—No vessel shall anchor in the public fair-way or otherwise obstruct

free navigation. Vessels which have run out jib-booms shall ;rig them in at the

request of the Harbour Master, if they obstruct free navigation.

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194 JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Art. VII.—Every vessel either at anchor or under weigh within the harbour

limits shall carry between sunset and sunrise the Lights required by the Laws,

Ordinances or Orders relating to the prevention of collisions at sea.

Art. VIII.—When bad weather threatens or warning signals are exhibited,

vessels shall immediately get ready one or more reserve anchors; and steamships

hall, in addition, get up steam.

Art. IX.—Any vessel carrying explosives or highly inflammable materials in

excess of ordinary requirements shall come to outside the harbour limits and there

await the Harbour Master’s orders. Such vessels while so waiting shall, between

sunrise and sunset, fly at the foremast head the signal letter “ B ” and between

sunset and sunrise shall hoist in same place a red lantern.

No vessel shall ship or discharge any such materials except at such places as

the Harbour Master may indicate.

Art. X.—Every ship which is laid up or undergoing repairs, and all yachts,

store-ships, lighters, boats, etc., shall be moored in special berths designated by the

Harbour Master.

Art. XI.—In case of fire breaking out on board a ship within the harbour

limits, the ship’s bell shall be rung until the arrival of assistance, and the signal

letters “ N. M.” shall be hoisted between sunrise and sunset or a red lantern shall

be continuously hoisted and lowered between sunset and sunrise.

If police assistance be required the signal letter “G” shall be hoisted between

sunrise and sunset, and between sunset and sunrise blue or flash lights shall

be shown.

All discharging of fire-arms or letting off of fire-works within the harbour

limits is forbidden without permission from the Harbour Master, except in such as

above-mentioned for the purpose of signalling.

Art. XII.—Any vessel arriving from a place which has been declared by an

official declaration of the Imperial Government as being infected with an epidemic or

contagious disease (such as cholera, small-pox, yellow-fever, scarlet-fever, or pest)

or on board of which any such disease shall have occurred during the voyage, shall

come to outside the harbour limits and shall hoist a yellow flag at the foremast head

between sunrise and sunset, and shall show a red and a white light one above the

other in the same place between sunset and sunrise. Such vessel must undergo

inspection by the proper sanitary authorities.

The sanitary authorities shall, on approaching the vessel, be informed whether

any cases of any such diseases have actually occurred during the voyage and the

nature of such diseases, in order that suitable precaution may be taken.

The said ship must not lower the yellow flag or the above-mentioned lights until

it shall have been admitted to “free pratique,” neither shall any person land from it

nor shall any communication be held with other ships without the permission of the

proper sanitary authorities.

The provisions of the preceding paragraphs apply to vessels anchored within the

harbour limits on board of which any of the above-mentioned epidemic or contagious

diseases have broken out.

Such vessels must change their berth on receiving an order to that effect from

the Harbour Master.

Any vessel arriving from a place infected with cattle-disease or on board of which

such disease has broken out during the voyage shall not land or tranship either the

cattle, their dead bodies, skins, hides or bones, without the permission of the proper

saintary authorities.

Art. XIII.—No carcases, ballast, ashes, sweepings, etc., shall be thrown over-

board within the harbour limits.

Whilst taking in or discharging coal, ballast or other similar materials, the

necessary precautions shall be taken to prevent their falling into the sea.

 JAPAN HAEBOUR REGULATIONS 19&

If any materials detrimental to the harbour shall have been thrown into the

sea or shall have been allowed to fall in through negligence by any ship, they shall

be removed by the ship upon receipt of an order to that effect from the Harbour

Master; and if not so removed the Harbour Master may cause them to be removed

at the ship’s expense.

Art. XIV.—Any ship intending to leave port shall give notice at the Harbour

Master’s Office and hoist the Blue Peter.

Steamers which have fixed dates of departure need only make one declaration

on their arrival and departure.

Art. XV.—All wreckage or other substances which obstruct the public fairway

in a harbour or its approaches must be removed by their owner within the time

indicated by the Harbour Master. If this order is not complied with within the

time specified by the Harbour Master, the Harbour Master may cause them to be

removed or destroyed at the owner’s expense.

Art. XVI.—A suitable and sufficient number of buoy moorings for regular Mail

Steamers shall be provided by the Harbour Master’s Office. A prescribed fee shall

be charged for the use of such moorings.

Art. XVII.—No chains, ropes, or other gear shall be attached to any lightship,

signal, buoy or beacon.

Any vessel running foul of or damaging a light-ship, buoy, beacon, jetty, or any

other structure shall pay the necessary expenses for repairs or replacement.

Art. XVIII.—Any infringement of the provisions of the present .Regulations

shall render the offender liable to a fine of not less than Yen 2 and not exceeding

Yen 200.

Art. XIX.—The Master of a vessel shall also be held responsible for any fines,

fees or expenses which may be imposed or charged on or in respect of the vessel.

Art. XX.—No vessel shall be allowed to depart until all fines, fees and expenses

imposed or charged under these Regulations shall have been paid, or until security

therefor to the satisfaction of the Harbour Master shall have been deposited with the

Harbour Master.

Art. XXI.—The word “ Harbour Master ” as used in these Regulations is also

meant to include the Harbour Master’s Assistants and Deputies ; and by the word

“ Master ” is meant any person in command of, or having the direction of, a ship,

whatever his designation may be; and by the word “ Port ” or “ Harbour ” is meant

one of the ports or harbours enumerated in Article I. of these Regulations.

Art. XXII.—A portion of each harbour shall be reserved as a man-of-war

anchorage.

Art. XXIII.—The only provisions in these Regulations which shall apply to

men-of-war are those contained in Articles IV., VI., XU. and XXI., and in the first

and second paragraphs of Article XIII.

Art. XXIV.—The time when and the localities where these Regulations are to

come into operation shall be notified by the Minister of Communications. The

Minister of Communications shall also issue detailed rules for the due enforcement

of these Regulations.

*7

 THE UNITED STATES COERT FOR CHINA

(Chapter 3934, Prescribing the Jurisdiction of the Court)

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States

of America in Congress Assembled, That a Court is hereby established, to be called

the United States Court for China, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction in all

cases and judicial proceedings whereof jurisdiction may now be exercised by United

States Consuls and Ministers by law and by virtue of treaties between the United

States and China, except in so far as the said jurisdiction is qualified by Section 2

of this Act. The said Court shall hold sessions at Shanghai, China, and shall also

hold sessions at the cities of Canton, Tientsin, and Hankow at stated periods, the

dates of such sessions at each city to be announced in such manner as the Court shall

direct, and a session of the Court shall be held in each of these cities at least once

annually. It shall be within the power of the judge, upon due notice to the parties

in litigation, to open and hold Court for the hearing of a special cause at any place

permitted by the treaties, and where there is a United States Consulate, when, in

his judgment, it shall be required by the convenience of witnesses, or by some public

interest. The place of sitting of the Court shall be in the United States 'Consulate

at each of the cities, respectively.

That the seal of the said United States Court for China shall be the arms of

the United States, engraved on a circular piece of steel of the size of a half dollar,

with these words on the margin, “ The Seal of the United States Court for China.”

The seal of said Court shall be provided at the expense of the United States.

All writs and processes issuing from the said Court, and all transcripts, records,

copies, jurats, acknowledgments, and other papers requiring certification or to be

under seal, may be authenticated by said seal, and shall be signed by the clerk of

said Court. All processes issued from the said Court shall bear test from the day

of such issue.

Sec. 2.—The Consuls of the United States in the cities of China to which they

are respectively accredited shall have the same jurisdiction as they now possess in

civil cases where the sum or value of the property involved in the controversy does

not exceed five hundred dollars United States money, and in criminal cases where the

punishment for the offence charged cannot exceed by law one hundred dollars’ fine

or sixty days’ imprisonment, or both, and shall have power to arrest, examine, and

discharge accused persons or commit them to the said Court. From all final judg-

ments of the Consular Court either party shall have the right of appeal to'the United

States Court for China: Provided, Also, That appeal may be taken to the United

States Court for China from any final judgment of the Consular Courts of the United

States in Korea so long as the rights of extra-territoriality shall obtain in favour of

the United States. The said United States Court for China shall have and exercise

supervisory control over the discharge by Consuls and Yice-Consuls of the duties

prescribed by the laws of the United States relating to the estates of decedents in

China. Within sixty days after the death in China of any citizen of the United

States, or any citizen of any territory belonging to the United States, the Consul or

Vice-Consul whose duty it becomes to take possession of the effects of such deceased

person under the laws of the United States shall file with the clerk of said Court a

 THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA 197

sworn inventory of sucH effects, and shall, as additional effects come from time to

time into his possession, immediately file a supplemental inventory or inventories of

the same. He shall also file with the clerk of said Court within said sixty days a

schedule under oath of the debts of said decedent, so far as known, and a schedule

or statement of a,ll additional debts thereafter discovered. Such Consul or Vice*.

Consul shall pay no‘claims against the estate without the written .approval of the

judge of said Court, nor shall he make sale of any of the assets of said estate with-

out first reporting the same to said judge and obtaining a written approval of said

sale, and he shal! likewise within ten days after any such sale report the fact of such

sale to said Court, and the amount derived therefrom. The said judge shall have

power to require at any time reports from Consuls or Vice-Consuls in respect of all

their acts and. doings relating to the estate,of any such deceased person. The said

Court shall have power to require, where it may be necessary, a special bond for the

faithful performance of his duty to be given by any Consul or Vice-Consul into

whose possession the estate of any such deceased citizen shall have come in such

amount and with such sureties as may be deemed necessary, and for failure to give

such bond when required, or tor. failure to properly perform his duties in the

premises, the Court may appoint some other person to take charge of said estate,

such: person having first given bond as aforesaid. A record shall be kept by the

clerk of said Court of all proceedings in respect of any such estate under the

provisions hereof.

Sec. 3.-—That appeals shall l e from all final judgments or decrees of said Court

to the United States Circuit Courr, of Appeals of the ninth judicial circuit, and thence

appeals and writs of error may be taken from the judgments or decrees of the said

Circuit Court of Appeals 10 the Supreme Court of the United States, in the same class

of cases as those in which appeals and writs of error are perpiitted to judgments of

said Court of Appeals in cases c >rning from District and Circuit Courts of the United

States. Said appeals or writs of error shall be regulated by the procedure govern-

ing appeals within the United States from the District Courts to the Circuit Courts of

Appeal, and from the Cireuit Courts of Appeal to the Supreme Court of the United

States, respectively, so far as t Ik* same shall be applicable; and said Courts are here-

by empowered to hear and determine appeals and writs of error so taken.

Sec. 4.—-The jurisdiction of said United States Court, boh original and not

appeal, in civil and criminal matters, and alsp the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts

in China, shall in all cases be exercised in conformity with said treaties and the laws

of the United States now in force in reference-to the American Consular Courts in

China, and all judgments and decisions op said Consular Courts, and all decisions,

judgments, and decrees of said United States Court, shall be enforced in accordance

with said treaties and laws. But in all such cases when laws are deficient in the

provisions necessary to- give jurisdiction or to furnish suitable remedies, the common

law and the law as established by the decisions of the Courts of the United States

shall be applied., by said (Doiiit in iu-decisions and shall govern the saiiie subject to

the terms of any treaties between the United States and China.

Sec. S.^Tbak the procedure of the said Ctiurt shall be in accordance, so far as

practicable, Avith the existing-procedure prescribed for Consular Courts in China

in accordance with the Revised Ststtutes of the United * States: Provided, however,

that the judge of the said United States Court for China shall have aiitbority from

time to time to modify and supplement said rules cf procedure. The provisions of

sections forty-one hundred and six and forty-one hundred and seven of the Revised

Statutes of the United States allowing Consuls in certain cases to summon associates

shall have no application to said Court.

Sec. 6.—There shall be a district attorney, a marshal, and a clerk of said Court

with authority possessed by the corresponding efficers of the District Courts in the

United States as far as may he consistent with the conditions of the lavs of the

United States and said treaties. The judge of said Court and the district attorney,

who shall be lawyers of good standing and experience, marshal, and clerk shall be

 198 THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA

appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and

shall receive as salary, respectively, the'sums of eight thousand dollars per annum*

for said judge, four thousand dollars per annum for said district attorney, three

thousand dollars per annum for said marshal, and three thousand dollars per annum

for said clerk. The judge of the said Court and the district attorney shall, when

the sessions of the Court are held at other cities than Shanghai, receive in addition

to their salaries their necessary expenses during such sessions not to exceed ten

dollars per day for the judge and five dollars per day for the district attorney.

Sec. 7.—The tenure of office of the judge of said Court shall be ten years, unless-

sooner removed by the President for cause; the tenure of office of the other officials*

of the Court shall be at the pleasure of the President.

Sec. 8.—The marshal and the clerk of said Court shall be required to furnish

bond for the faithful performance of their duties, in sums and with sureties to be

fixed and approved by the judge of the Court. They shall each appoint, with the

written approval of said judge, deputies at Canton and Tientsin, who shall also be

required to furnish bonds for the faithful performance of their duties, which bonds

shall be subject, both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, to the approval of

the said judge. Such deputies shall receive compensation at the rate of five dollars

for each day the sessions of the Court are held at their respective cities. The office

of marshal in China now existing in pursuance of section forty-one hundred and

eleven of the Revised Statutes is thereby abolished.

Sec. 9.—The tariff of fees of said officers of the Court shall be the same as the’

tariff already fixed for the Consular Courts in China, subject to amendment from

time to time by order of the President, and all fees taxed and received shall be paid

into the Treasury of the United States.

Approved, June 30, 1906.

SIXTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. 1909. CHAP. 235

Extract

The judicial authority and jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases now vested in

and reserved to the Consul-G-eneral of the United States at Shanghai, China, by the

Act of June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled, “ An Act creating a

United States Court for China and prescribing the jurisdiction thereof,” shall,,

subsequent to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine, be vested in and exercised

by a Vice-Consul-General of the United States to be designated from time to time-

by the Secretary of State, and the Consul-General at Shanghai shall thereafter

be relieved of his judicial functions.

FEES FOR THE CONSULAR COURTS OF THE

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 REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INSPECTION OE

PASSPORTS OE EOREIGNERS ENTERING

CHINESE TERRITORY

Promulgated August 22, 1980, by Order of the Administrative Tuan of the

National Government, Republic of China

Art. I.—Unless otherwise provided for by law or treaty, Passports held by all

foreigners entering the territory of the Republic of China shall be inspected in

accordance with the provisions of the following Regulations.

Art. II.—A Passport shall give the name, sex, age, native place, address and

occupation of the holder, and the reason for entering Chinese territory; it shall

have a photograph attached and be vised at a Chinese Consulate established in a

foreign country. A Passport may include the members of a family (children under

age) and servants; but the names and other particulars must be given in the

Passport with photographs attached.

Art. III.— Passports shall be inspected by the local government in Chinese

territory. If necessary, the Maritime and Native Customs may be asked to assist.

In special cases the Department concerned of the Central Government may appoint

officials to direct and supervise inspection. The places of inspection will be

separately specified.

Art, IV.—If during inspection any one of the following conditions is found to

exist the foreigner concerned may be denied entry into Chinese territory. The

conditions are

1. When there is no Passport of when inspection is objected to.

2. When the Passport is not in regular Order or is fraudulently obtained or

forged.

3. When the holder’s activities may be detrimental to the interests of the

Kuomintang or Government, or may endanger public peace andsecurity.

4. When the holder is a vagabond or mendicant.

5. When contrabands or indecent articles are carried.

6. When holder has previously been expelled from Chinese territory.

Art. V.—If during inspection, any doubt should arise as to the purport of the

conditions set forth in the preceding article, the Inspector shall refer the matter to

his superior officer by the quickest means possible and he may temporarily detain

the foreigner pending decision.

Art. VI —Foreigners who are exempted by law or treaty from the necessity of

producing Passports on entering Chinese territory shall nevertheless be subject to

the provisions of Sections 3, 4 and 6 of Art. 4 and Art. 5.

Art. VII.—Detailed Rules supplementary to these Regulations are framed

separately.

Art. VIII.—These Regulations shall be effective four months after date of

promulgation.

Supplementary Rules to Regulations Governing

the Inspection of Passports of Eoreigners

Entering Chinese Territory

Art. I.—These detailed Rules are made in pursuance of Article 7 of the

Regulations governing the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering Chinese

territory (hereinafter referred to as “ Regulations.”)

Art. II.—The expression “ children under age” as used in Clause 2 of Article

of the Regulations, shall be determined by the age limit fixed by the Civil Law of

the Republic of China.

Art. III.—The places where the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory will take place are as follows:—

232 PASSPORTS OS1 FOREIGNERS ENTERING CHINESE TERRITORY"

(A) Land Routes

Manchuli

Pogranichnaya Harbin

Chinchou Hi

Kashgaria Kowloon

(also by sea) Szemao

Mengtsz

Hui Chun

Yen Chi Changchiakou

Suiyuan Ta Cheng

Chien Shan Tung Shing

Tengyueh Hokou

Lungchow

(B) Sea Routes

Canton Samshui Chung Shan Swatow Foochow Woosung

Pakhoi ofKongmoon

(Passports those entering theHarbour

Yangtze Amoy

River not via Shanghai

Shanghai shall be inspected

at Woosung.)

Tsingtao Lungkou Chinwangtao Antung Taheiho

Chefoo

Weihaiwei Tientsin or Hulutao

Tangku Newchwang (also

Aigun by land) Tungkiang

(C) Air Routes.

Before an aerodrome has been laid out, Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory by aircraft shall be inspected at the first authorized landing station.

In case of necessity, the number of stations where Passports are inspected may

be increased or reduced by the various departments concerned after sanction has

been duly obtained.

The places of inspection on the borders of Mongolia and Tibet shall be given

separately.

Art. IV.—A foreigner denied entry into Chinese territory under the terms of

Art. 4 of the Regulations, if found unable to leave the territory of the Republic of

China shall be handed over to the Consul of his nationality to be dealt with.

Art. Y.—When the assistance of officers of the Maritime or Native Customs

is required in the examination of Passports the local authorities and the Customs

shall jointly make the necessary arrangements, and report to the Department con-

cerned for record.

Art. VI.—Passports of foreigners entering Chinese territory besides being

subject to the provisions of Art. 3 of the Regulations are subject to inspection by

local authorities in the interior.

Art. VII.—If any one of the following conditions is found to exist, the local

authorities in the interior shall at once detain the foreigner atld report to the

Senior Official for instructions:—

1. Any one of the conditions as laid down in Art. 4 of the Regulations.

2. When the Passport produced does not bear a chop to show that it has

been inspected.

Art. VIII.—The Inspector shall not ask for any payment from the foreigner,

for inspection of Passport.

Art. IX.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports shall be in uniform and

shall wear a distinctive badge. The badges shall be prescribed by the Depart-

ment concerned.

Art. X.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports, shall give the fereigner

desiring to enter Chinese territory an inspection form to be carefully filled in; said

form shall be prescribed separately.

Art. XI.—The Inspector after inspection shall impress a chop on the Passport

giving the date of inspection. The form of this chop shall be prescribed by the

Department concerned.

Art. XII.—The Inspecting authorities shall, before the 10th of each month,

submit a table giving the name, sex, age, native place, occupation and ad Iress, as-

well as the reason for entering China, of all foreigners to whom permission has been

granted or refused during the preceding month. This table shall be sent to the

highest local authority for transmission to the Department concerned for record.;

Art. XIII.—In the event of any case arising not covered by the provisions of

the Regulations or the detailed Supplementary Rules, the inspecting authority shall

immediately telegraph to the Department concerned for instructions.

Art. XIV.—These detailed Rules shall be effective from the date the

Regulations are put in force.

 CUSTOMS EXPORT T A RIPE OP THE REPUBLIC OP

CHINA

(Revised, June 2i, 1934)

Per Hk. Tls.

stands for “ not otherwise providedthis

Note. The term “n.o.p.f.” in for ”Tariff Skins,

made Dressed

up:— or Undressed, not

AnimalsincludingandHides, AnimalLeather, ProductsSkins(not а.б. Goat

Dog including Kid Skins.■ ., Value 74%

., 74%

74 „

(Furs), Fishery and Sea Products) c. Marmot . Value

Per Hh. Tls. d. Raccoon 74 „

Animals, Living ... ... Value 7^ e. SheepSkins) (including Lamb...

Bristles ,, “s„

Eggsa. Eggand Egg Products:—

Albumen, Yolk, and

/. Squirrel

g.h. Weasle

Others 747474 „„„

Whole

DriedAlbumen,

... Egg (Melange), Skins, made up or Mounted 7474 „„

-b. Egg Whole Egg Yolk,

(Melange), and Value 5% Hides and Leather, n.o.p.f.

Moist andGrlycerised

Frozen Egg (not Fishery and Sea Products

including Bicho de Mar:—

а.б. White

Black Per Hk. 3.40

Picul Tls.

Products)

e. Eggs, Fresh, in Shell (in- ,, ,, „ 1.20

cluding Chilled Eggs Fish, Cuttle „ 0.93

d. Eggs,Shell)Preserved and ...Salt-in... „ Fish,

Fish Dried ...

Glue 0.61

„„ 4.60

ed ' . . ... Thousand 1.00 Fish Maws

Fish, Salted „ 0.244.60

Feathers

Hair, Horse ... ... Value 7£7£%„ Fish

... Skin (including Sharks’

Hair, Human Skin) Dried „

Honey

ed (including Wild Unclean-;Picul

Honey)

„ 7% „ Mussels,

0.76 Prawns and Crushed

Shrimps,Shrimps)

Dried (not... „ 0,85

Intestines including

Meats,

ing Game Frozen (includ- Value

Freshandor Poultry) „ 74 „

5% Sharks’ Fins:—

.. Clarified

Black Picul 1.70

Meats Preserved

a.b. Others and Prepared

Hams, Whole, in bulk ...Value :— Picul 74% .WhiteCrushed ... ... ... M ■11.00

2.20 Shrimps, o%

4.00

Bones

Glue, Cow (including Tigers’ Bones) „ 74 Fishery and Sea Products,

Horns,

Horns, Buffalocompletely

Deer, and Cow harden- ... ...Picul „ 0.740.54 n.o.p.f.

a. Fish, ... ... (including...

Fresh

ed Deer, Old ... ... Value 74%

Homs, 2.30 b. Others ...fish)...

frozen . Value 5%

Horns, Deer, Young •' 74,, Beans and Peas

Musk „ 74 „ Beane, Black, Green, White, and

Sea

Siiiews, ShellsBuffalo,

and Oyster

Cow, ShellsDeer...Picul

and „ 0.14 Yellow (notBeans)

Medicinal

1-90 Beans, including

... ...White...100

Piculkg. 0.23

0.09

Tallow,

Wax:— Animal 0.81 Beans, Broad

Green, Small... . „ 0.38

a.b. Yellow

White (Insect Wax) Picul 3.60 Beads,andRedBeans, n.o.p.f

Animal (Beeswax)

Products, n.o.p.f. „ 74%

Value 2.40 Peas „„ 0.38

0.23

Hides, Leather, and Skins (Furs) Bran Cereals and Cereal Products

Value 74%

Picul 0.13

Hides, Leather and Manufac-

tures of Leather,ofn.o.p.f.

a.b. Others

Manufactures Leather

... ... ... Value „ 74% 6% a. Flour, Wheat (Machin

milled) (including Sem 100 kg. Free

Hides,

ing BuffaloDryandorCow

Calf), Wet,(includ-

SaltedPicul 2.10 b. Flour, lina) n.o.p.f. Value Free

or

Leather, UnsaltedBuffalo andincludingCow, Kaoliang (Sorghum) Picul 0.15

simply Tanned Maize

Millet „ 0.15

0.26

Chrome Sole Leather „ 0.63 Rice and Paddy . „ 0.34

204 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

geed-cake (iricliiding

a,nd Powdered) Oruslied' Per Hk. Tls. Oils, Tallow and Wax

:— Per Hk. Tls,

a.b. Cotton

Beancake ... . Picul

„ 0.035'' Oil, Aniseed

0.053 Value 5%

c.d. Rape

Groundnut Seed-cake

Cake. „ 0.045 Oil, Bean Picul 110.20

Seed-cake . „„ 0.045 Oil, Cassia

Oil, Cotton-seed

Ckstor 0.6900

„ kg. 0.48

Wheat . 0.-25- -Oih 100

Cfcrealp, n.o.p.f Qil,.GroTOJdnut ..... ... ... , »0.48

Oil, Hempseed QiAS

Indigo:— Dyestuffs, Vegetable Oil,

Oil, Link ed ... . ... ......... .)„* '^.0,43

Ferilhr-s^d; .48

a.b. Liquid

Dl‘y... Picul 2.00

,,« : 0.45 Oil,

Oil, Rape-seed•

Sesaniutti seed ... ■ ....., ...' ...... ; ‘i,„ * 0.48

0.48

Nutgalls 1-00

0.23 Oil,

Turmeric Vegetable, n.o.p.f. .... Value

Dyestuffs, ;>'• • 7i% Oil, Tea

Wood „ 0.481.60

Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved Oils, Tallow Vegetable,

Vegetablen.o.p.f. Value

Picul 5%

0.79

Chestnuts,

Dates, Black, Fresh.

Dried ...... . Picul Wax, Vegetable „ 0.79-

Dates,

Lichees, Red,

DriedDried ... ... Groundnuts:— S§0ds

Lungngans, Dried a.b. Shelled

In Shell(including Blanched100 kg. 0.24

Lungngan Pulp Peanuts) ... ... ... ... Picul 0.30

Olives

a.b. Salted

Fresh or Preserved . Picul Seed, Apricot „ 7$% 1.65

Seed,

Seed, Castor

Cotton Value„ 7J,,

Oranges, Fresh . Value Seed, Hemp

Walnuts (Kernels an i in Shell)...

Fruits,n.o.p.f. (including Canned— Seed, Linseed

Seed, Lily-flower (Lotus-nut.-) ... Value Picul 77^% i„

1.95

Fruits) Dried

Persimmons, and/or

Dried Salted: 100 kg. 0.75 Seed, Melon Picul 0.60

Others Value 5% Seed,

Seed,

Seed,

Perilla

Rape

Sesamum (nor,

... Value

including „ 7i„ 7i%

Fresh:— Sesamum-seed

Apples and Pears

Persimmohs ... ... ... ...Value 100

„ kg. 0.35 0.40 Seeds, n.o.p.f Pulp) UO

Valuekg. 7.)%

0.55

Others

Others, n.o.p.f 5% Spirituous Beverages

,j 5 %> Samshu and Medicated Samshu... 100 kg. Free

Fruits, n.o.p.f. (including Canned

Fruits):— Spirtuous Beverages, n.o.p.f. ... Value 7i%

a.b. Others

Preserved and/or Canned...... Value „ 715%„ Sugar, Standard under No.Sugar 11 Dutch

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not Sugar, StandardNo,, 11 and over, ...Dutch...ICO,,kg. Free

Aniseed,

including Chemicals)

Broken Value 5%^ Sugar Candy .,, , ... . „ Free Free

Aniseed

Betelnuts Star ... Picul„ 5

0.36 Tea, Black ... Free

Betelnut Husks

Camphor ... ... „ 0.26 Tea.Tablet)Brick (includin r Tea, Free

Cardamoms, SuperiorInferior 4.40 Tea,

1.70 Tea Dust Green Free

Cardamoms, ... 12.00 ... Free

Cassia Buds ; „ 0.73 Tea, Leaf, Unfired ... Free

Cassia Lignea ... Value 5% Tea, Scented Free

Cassia Twigs

China-root (Whole, Sliced, or in Picul 0.22 Tea Tea Siftings

Stalk . ... Free

Free

Cubes)... ... ... ... ... ..; 0.71 Tea, n.o.p.f Free

Cinnamon „„ 0.232.70 Cigars andLeaf Tobacco

Cigarettes ... ... ...lOOkg. Value 7i%

Galangal

Ginseng • Tobacco, S.GO

Liquorice (including Scraped Value 71% Tobacco, Prepared „ 71% 3.50

Liquorice Root) Picul Tobacco, n.o p.f Value

Nutmegs

Peel. Orange and Pumelo ... ... Value Vegetable

Rhubarb Picul Vegetable

a India Products,

Rubber andn.o.p.f.:—

Gutta

Medicinal

Medicinal Parparations

Substances and Spices, Value Percha and Manufactures

n.o.pi.... ... ... thereof

b. Others ... - Value Free7i%

 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 205

Fungus :— Per Hk. Tls. Planks:— Per Hk. Tls^

a. Others

b. Black Picul 7$%

Value 2.30 a. Hardwood

Camphor-wood, (not Redwood,

including

Garlic Dried and Teak):

lily-flowers.

Mushroom, Driedand Salted „„ 0.098

0.70 1. Notlong, exceedingwide,16-ft.

12-ins. and Value 75%

'Vegetable-,

I unlips. Dried Dried, Fresh or Salted, ,, 4.30

0.20 2. Not3-in. thick

exceedingwide,'2:-ft.

n.o.p.f Value 5% long, l^-in.-.

3-in. thick ... and

Other Vegetable Products 3. Others „ 75 „.

Beaneurd Value 7h% b. Softwood:

1.2. Over

Not over 1-in. thick . . 74,,

Fodder (Grass and Hay) „ 5 „

Soy

Vermicelli and Macaroni Picul

„ 7i% 00. 349 2- 1-in. but

3. 3-0'er,2-iu.

but not over

not over „ 74 „

Vegetable Products, n.o.p.f. ... Value

Bamboo:— Bamboo 4. Over

4- 4-in.3-in. but not over u,/ o 74 ...

a.b. 1-in. in

Lees Split,diameter

than 1-in or over. Thousand

inetcdiameter...Value 0.91

Picul 7|%

0.17 5. Over but not over

Bamboo, Leaf, 6. 5-Over 5-in. but not over n„

Bambooware „ Free 6-

Fuel 7. Over 6-in

Charcoal

CoalCoal(including Coal Dust, and Picul 0.082 Teak Timber andCamphor-wood

wood, n.o.p.f, a.(in-U

Bricks manufactured fromTon 0.34 Redwood Planks) cluding ...

Coal

Coke Dust) „ 0.75 Wood Furniture and Woodwaie,

Firewood Picul 0.036 n.o.p.f 100 kg. Free-

Rattan Papei

Rattan Skin Paper, 1st quality, value on i

Rattan,

Rattan. Split (including Core)...Value

Whole Picul

„

7% #30 per 100 kg

0.43

0.23 Paper,

#15 but2ndnotquality,

over #30 value

per 100over

kg. „

Free

Free

Rattanware

tme and Rattan Furni- 3 00 kg. Fre > Paper, and under 3rd 100 quality,

kg value #15

Timber, Wood, and Manufactures Paper, Dollars) Joss (including JosspaperValue Fiee 74%

thereof Paper, n.o.p.f

Paper, Strawboard 100

Valuekg. Free

Free

Beams:—

a. Hardwood: Textile Fibres

1. Square : Cocoons, Domestic (ii eludingPicul 11.00’

i. ft.Notlongexceeding

and under 26- Doupions)

12-in. square Value 74% Cocoons, Ref T use .Value„ 7474 „„

2. ii. Others

Other than ... ... ...... „„ 7|7£ „„ Cocoons,

square Coir: W ild

b. Softwood „ 7s,, b. Crudeq. Fibre ... Value 740.67

Picul

Masts and Spars : -

a. Hardwood: Cotton,

Cotton Raw

Waste (including Fly Picul 1.20-„

1. Not

long exceeding 40-ft. Cotton) „ 0.29

2. Not

long exceeding

.... ... ...60-ft....Value

„

7^ „ Hair,

7*,. Hemp Goats’ 100 kg.... Value 5%

Picul 0.74-

1.36

3. Exceeding 60-ft. long „ 74 „ Jute ...

b. Softwood ...40-ft.... „,, 7474 „„ RamieSilk, Raw, „ 7.50L‘2

1. Not

long exceeding

... ... ... ' . .. „ 74,, Raw,andReeled,

Silk,reeled White

Steam

from Doupions

(including

Filature i Re-... „„ 15.00

2. Not

long exceeding 60-ft. „„ 74,. 74 „ Silk, Raw, Wild (including

Piles, 3. Exceeding

Poles, and 60-ft.

Joists long...

^not in- „ 74,, Silk,Filature

Raw-,andTelSteam

ow (including lie-... „» 10.50 7.50

cluding Softwood Poles exceed- reeled

Silk, Waste ^including Filature)

Cocoon s

ing 42 inches in circumference

large end) ... Value 74% Strippings

at 5-ft. from the Waste; and Silk YarnValue 6%

 206 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

Per Hk. Tls. Brass, and Manufactures Per Hk. Tls.

Wadding, Cotton

Wadding, Silk ... 5% thereof:—

a. Foil

Buttons 100 kg. Free

„ 5„ b. Picul

Wool, Goats

Wool, Camels’ „ 5,, 5„ d.c. Nails Wire „„ 5.20 1.90

1.50

Wool, Sheep’s

Textile Fibres, n.o.p.f. „ 5 „ e. Others

Brass ware Value Free

/.

Coins, Foreign „ 71%

1 ree

Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted Copper, and Manufactures there-

Goods of:—

Cordage and Twine :... Value Free a. Sheets,

Ingots andRods,Slabs

and Nails ...... Value

Cotton

Cotton Socks

Thread, andSewing,

Stockings

on Spools Free c.b. Others „,, 7)7/ „„

or Cops (of 60 yds. or less) ... Gross 0.037 Gold and Silver, and Manufac-

tures thereof:(including Gold

Cotton Thread, n.o.p.f. Picul

Cotton

Drawn-threadYarn Work, Cross-stitch „ 1.10 1.10 ft. BullionDust) and Silverware... Value Free

Work, and Embroideries, Silk b. Goldware

Iron, and Manufactures thereof:— 7*%

Laceor other

and Trimmings : Free a. Bars, Hoops, Rods,

Ramie YarnandandThread

Thread 100 Free Sheets, etc. (including 100 kg. Free

Silk Yarn Piculkg. 10.00

Free Mild Steel)..

Woolen Yarn and Thread „ 4.50 c.b. Pigs Nails and KentledgeShansi(in-Picul Free

Piece Goods cluding Remelted

Iron) Value 71%

Cotton PieceCoarse

-Grasscloth, Goods (having not Picul 1.50 d. Wire 10Value1 kg. Free

Free

over 16 warp thread to a e. Others (including

Lead, and Manufactures there-Steel) ...

centimetre)

■Grasscloth, line to(having over 100 kg. Free of:—

40 warp threads an inch)... „ Free «.b. Sheets

Pigs or Bars Picul 0.40

•SilkturalPieceilkGoods (including Na- c. Others ... ,. 7i%

Value 0.60

Piece Goods, and/or

and Artificial

Mixtures Silkof Quicksilver Picul Free 5.10

Natural and/or Artificial Silk linware

Tin,of:—and Manufactures there-

and other

Silk Pongees fibres) Free

Piece Goods, n.o.p.f ... Value Free71% c.ft.b. Ingots

Foil and Slabs Picul„ 71% 4.90

2.30

Other Textile Products Zinc, Others

and Manufactures there- Value

Blankets and Counterpanes,Picul 3.00 a. Spelter of:—

Cotton Woollen, b. Others Picul

Value 74% 0.53

Blankets,

Cotton Union and Wool andPiece 0.15 Metals and Metallic Products,

■Gunny Bags:— n.o.p.f

a-6. Old...

New ... ... ... Picul „ 0.41 Manufactures of

0.25 Value Free 74%

Towels

Woollen ...

(' a rpets (including Wool ,, 3,(0 Glass and Glassware

and Cotton Carpets and Floor Glass Bangles or Armlets 100 kg. Fre»

Rugs) and Articles of Personal100 kg. Free Glass

Clothing a. InBeads, bulkColoured or Plain :—

or temporarily

Wear (including Boots and strung

Cotton together

String with

(including

a.b.Shoes):—

Natural Silk

Natural Silk...Mixtures ;. Picul „ 10.00

5.50

Silvered

Beads, Hollow

strung Glass

and packed

cd. Cotton 100 kg. Free b. in cartons)

Strung together with „ Free

TextileOthersProducts, n.o.p.f Value

„ Free 7> ^ fancy

Strings, Cotton or Silk

Ores, Metals, and Metallic Products Boxes inor put

Neck-laces theupform

in Fancyof

Value Free

•Ores...

Antimony;— .... Value 7% „ Class, Window, Common:—

a.J>. Regulus

Crude Picul 0.58 cib.. Unsilvered

Silvered „ Free Free

„ 0.84 Glass or Vitrified-ware, n.o.p.f. meters 10 sq. Value Free

 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 207

Stone, Earth, Sand, & Manufacturers quisites:— Per Hk. Tls.

thereof (including China ware a. bottles. Empty, Aerated

and Enamelled-ware) Water andonbeer. Foreign

Per m. Tls. duty paid

Bricks

Cement and Tiles... as Portland) Value

(Hydraulic, Picul 5%

0.034 exported ... Import,

... re- Frefr

Marble... Pottery, and „ 0.43 b. Boxes,

Empty Wooden,

returned for Old,

fu-

Chinaware, ture use ... Free

a.Earthenware:—

Value

100 kg$11 and under per100 kg. Free c. Chests, purposes Teaandfor materials

packing

b. Value overIronware

$15 per 100 kg... thereof Free

Enamelled and „ Free d. Cylinders Oil or and Drums, Iron

Cloisonne-ware

Earth, Sand, Stone, andValue Free on(as which

previously

Gas

Import

been

Containers),

Duty has...

paid Free

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f „ 5 „

Chemicals and Chemical Compounds e. JarstainingEarthenware, Samshu, con-

Pre-

Alum, Green, or Copperas

Alum. White Picul 0.14

„„ 0.13 serves,

necessary etc.,packing

and allor other Con-

Arsenic

Ink, Chinese Value 0.83

71% tainer thereof Free

Lead, Bed, White and Yellow f.

g. Labels,

Tins, Tea-box

Kerosene, Empty, Free

(Minium, Ceruse, and Massi-Picul 0.75

cot) if not flattened out Free

Potash „ 0.36 Curios and Antiques

ing those the export (notof includ-

which

Eealgar

Eesin ... Picul 0.89 is prohibited by ordinance) Value 71%

Soap,

Soap, Household and LaundryValue

Toilet „ 0.23

0.49

5%

Fans:—

a. h eather Fine . Hundred Free Free

Soda, Crystals

Spirits oforWine and Rectified Picul 0.14 c.b. Palm-leaf,

Palm-leaf, Coarse Thousand „ Free

Spirits Alcohol

Varnish, or Crude Lacquer ... Value Imp. Gallon 0.035 d. Paper Hundred Free

Vermilion ,, 5% e. Others...

5 „ Fire-crackers ...

... Value Free

... 100 kg. Free

Printed Matter Gypsum

hair-nets and...Hair....Switches ... „ 0.074

....... Free

Books and Pamphlets

Advertising Matter, (including

Picture Ivoryware .., ... , ... Picul

Value Free

Books, Scrolls, Date blocks. Joes

KittySticks

sols and Plain

Umbrellas ... 0.46

Free

Diaries, and

without Calendars

metal binding with

; or

but Lacquerware, orLacquerware

Fancy ...

not including Old collected

Books, Pic-as (not including

inlaid with

tures,

Curios)and Scrolls Free Matches

containing (notMother-of-pearl)

including

White or those...

Yellow

Free

Illustrations

cludingMatter,and Diagrams (in-

Chartsn.o.p.fand Maps)Value Free Phosphorus)

Free Mats, 100 kg. Free

Printed MattingStraw(including

and RushMats...sewnHundred 0.30

Sundry together,

thereon; with

and designs

Mattings printed

with

Braid,

CandlesStraw, andPreserves,

Hats, StrawPicul Free 0.89 edge bound with cloth) ofRoll

Confectionery, and 37 metres Free

Containers and Packing Re- „ 0.71 Articles

Sweetmeats not Tariff

for in this otherwise... providedValue 71%.

 REVISION OF POSTAL RATES

AFrom

Postal20thNotification

day, 5ch issued

month,on21st

Mayyear

19, 1932, announced

C.H.M.K. (May : 20, 1932), the following

revised postage rates will take effect:—

Domestic Places:

(1) Local letters : 2 cents per 20 grammes.

(2) Domestic letters : 5 cents per 20 grammes.

(3) Postcards : Single cents, Double 5 cents.

(4) Samples : 3 cents, cents, lOi cents and 15 cents respectively for grammes

up to 100, 100-250, 250-350 and 350-500.

(5) Registration fee : Simple 8 cents, with Return Receipt 16 cents.

(6) Feepayment

for return receipt orders

for money for parcels and (subsequent

: 8 cents express articles, or acknowledgment

acknowledgment of receiptof

16 cents).

(7) Books,

rates printed

cancelled.matter and commercial papers: Collection of double or treble

Foreign Countries

To Japan, Korea, the Leased Territory of Kwangtung and Taiwan, same as above

<2) to (7). To Hongkong and Macao, same as above (2) and (3).

Full particulars may be had on application at any Shanghai Post Office.

Post Office,

Shanghai, May 19, 1932. A. M. Uhapelaist.

 NOTES TO THE IMPORT TARIFF

If any of the articles provided for in this Tariff are imported in dimen-

sions exceeding those specified, the duty is to be calculated in proportion to

the The

measurements as defined.

term “n.o.p.f.” in this Tariff stands for “not otherwise provided for.”

RULING FOR CALCULATING DUTY-PAYING VALUE OF

COMMODITIES PAYING SPECIFIC RATES QN BASIS OF VALUE

1. —Wherever the tariff duty rate leviable on imported goods is s

ed into grades which are determined by the value of the goods, the word

“value” 1isoftoRule

section be regarded

1 of the asImport

meaningTarifftheProvisional

duty-payingRules.

value The

as defined

followingin

additions are to be made to this “value” before comparing it with the whole-

sale market value of the goods for purposes.of duty assessment;— .

(a) The Tariff duty rate ;

{b) 7Surtax

(c) or surtaxes

per cent, of the at“value”

presentininorder

force;toandarrive at the wholesale

market value of the particular grade.

2. —If the wholesale market value of the merchandise falls w

limits of a grade as ascertained by applying the rule given in section 1, duty

shall be charged in accordance with the tariff rate prescribed for that grade.

limits3.shall

duty of any —If

grade

be charged

the wholesale

asin ascertained by applying

accordance with

marketrulevalue

the tarifftherate givenof inthesection

prescribed

merchandise falls w

for the1,

grade which, when converted, approaches most nearly this wholesale market

value.

NOTES TO SECTIONS I, II, III, AND IV.

In case piece goods or knitted tissues are constituted of more

than one kind of fibre, the presence of any kind of fibre which does

not exceed 5 per cent, by weight shall not affect the tariff classification

of such goods.

Jute, TheWool,classification

and/or Silkof (Natural

goods made of Cotton, shall

or Artificial) Flax, not

Ramie, Hemp,

be affected

by such goods having been stitched, taped, whipped, or faced with

materials other than those of which the goods are made.

mentalArticles consisting

materials partly therewith

or decorated of lace, trimmings,

are liable toor aanydutyother of 5orna-

per

cent, ad valorem in addition to the ordinary duty leviable thereon.

The term “ Silk ” in that Tariff include® “ Artificial Silk.”

I—COTTON AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

COTTON PIECE GOODS, GREY.

Shirtings, Sheetings, and T-Cloths, Plain, Grey :— Unit C.G.U.

(a), Note over 82 cm. wide :

(1) Weighing not more than 140 grammes per metre Metre 0.028

(2) Weighing more than 140 grammes per metre „ 0.043

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(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide : Unit C.G.U.

(1) Weighing not more than 90 grammes per metre Metre 0.020

(2) Weighing more than 90 grammes per metre „ 0.043

T CLOTHS: .

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide :

(1) Weighing not more than 140 grammes per metre „ 0.028

(2) Weighing more than 140 grammes per metre „ 0.043

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide :

(1) , Weighing not more than 90 grammes

(2) Weighing more than 90 grammes per metre ,, 0.043

2 Drills and Jeans, Grey (3 or 4 shaft only), not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.043

3 Imitation Native Cotton Cloths, Grey, not over 62 cm. wide...... Quintal 25%

4 Cambrics,' Lawns; Muslins, Brocades (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded, or Figured Shirtings, Grey Metre j 25%

5 Lenos and Leno Brocades, Grey „ 25%

6 Cotton Crape, Grey, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.037

7 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Grey ,, 25%

8 Satteen Drills, Grey ,, 25%

9 Poplins, Grey ,, 25%

10 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, and Repps, Grey ,, 25%

11 Cotton Canvas and Duck, Grey (including those with coloured

stripes) ,0 25%

12 Cotton Flannel, or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weave,

Grey :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide ,, ;0.059»

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide „ 0.077

13 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Grey. ,, 25%

14 Cotton Piece Goods, Grey, n.o.p.f.

Nankeens Quintal 25%

others Metre 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, WHITE OR DYED.

15 Shirtings, Sheetings, and Irishes, Plain, White :

(a) Not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.05

(b) Over 92 cm. wide ,, *

16 Drills and Jeans, White (3 or 4 shaft only), not over 82 cm, wide ,, 0.0491

17 T-Cloths, White, and Mexican*, not oyer 82 cm. wide ,, 0*05

18 Canibrics, Lawns, Muslins, Nainsooks, Mulls, Jaconets, Victoria

Checks, Swiss Checks, Lappets, Limbrics, Brocades (single

yarn only) and Striped, Spotted, Corded, or Figures, Shirt-

mgs, White Or Dyed

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide ■„ 0.068*

(b) Over 82 cm. but hot over 92 cm „ 0.073

(c) Over 92 cm., wide .4.,.;, „ 25%

19 Voiles, White or Dyed „ 25%.

20 Organdies, White or Dyed „ 25%

21 Lenos, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.043

22 Leno Brocade^,White, pr Dyed ,, 25%.

23 Mercerised Crimp's,’ White or Dyefl ,, 25%

24 Cotton Crape, White or 'Dyed,.-not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.044

25 Shirtings, Sheetings, and Pongees, Dyed, Plain :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide 0:038

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm 0.05

26 Prills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only). Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.049

* Duty to be levied in proportion, to (a)

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Unit C.G.U.

.27 Dyed T-Cloths, Embossed Cantoons, Alpacianos, and Real and

Imitation Turkey Reds, not over 82 cm. wide :—

(a) Weighing not more than 65 grammes per metre Metre 0.031

(b) Weighing more than 65 grammes but not more than 105

grammes per metre „ 0.042

(c) Weighing more than 105 grammes per metre ,, 0.05

m Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

! Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.061

:29 Satteens Drills, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.066

30 Cotton Eastings, Satteens, Italians, Imitation (Weft-faced).

•Venetians, Tientsin Twills, Beatrice Twills, Warp-faced.

Satteens, and Satteen Stripes, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm.

wide ,, 0.081

31 Cotton Venetians, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.11

32 Poplins (including Poplin Taffetas), W'hite or Dyed, not. over

82 cm. wide „ 0.10

-33 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, Repps, and Moreens,, White or

Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.083

34 Cotton Canvas and Duck, White or Dyed ,, 25%

35 Dimities, Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, and Bedford Cords, White

or Dyed „ 25%

36 Cotton Flanneb or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weave, White

or Dyed

(a) Not over 62 cm. wide ,, 0.035

(b) Over 62 cm. but not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.044

.(c) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.057

37 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, White’of

Dyed :—

(a) Not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.16

(b) Over 92 cm. wide < ,, 25%

38 Cotton Piece Goods, White or Dyed, n.o.p.f

Nankeens ,. Quintal 25%

Cellular cloth Metre 25%

others ,, 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, PRINTED.

39 Shirtings, Sheetings, and T-Cloths, Plain, Printed:—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.05

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide ,, 0.054

-40 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Printed, not over 82 cm.

wide „ 0.05

-41 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins* Brocades (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded or Figured Shirtings, Printed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.06b

\b) Over 82 cm. but not. over 102 cm. wide ; ,, 0.073

42 Voiles, Printed , Valhe 25 %:'

43 Organdies, Printed .......... 25%

44 Lenos, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide . Metre 0.043

45 Mercerised Crimps, Printed 30%

46 Cotton Crape, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide. ,, 0.044

47 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Hefringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide 0.061

48 Satteen Drills, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.066

49 ; Cotton Eastings, Satteens, Satinets, Italians, Damasks, Silesias,

and Beatrice Twills* Printed, not over 82 cm. wide .. ,, 0.081

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50 Cotton Venetians, Printed, not over ,82 .-cm. wide Unit C.G.U,

Hjietce;

51 Poplins, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide 0.10

52 Imitation Poplins,. Ribs,. Cords, Repps, mid M9reeim,- !Prifij^edr, r . ,

not over 82 cm. wide ,r, tt 0.083

53 Twill Cretonnes,. Oatmeal Crape Cretonnes, Satteen > Cretoniies^,. ,.

Repp Cretonnes, and other Cretonnes Valne 25%.

54 Cotton Flannel or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill We&ve,

Printed :—

(o) Not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm. wide. ,» Q.057

55 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Printed ; —

(a) Not over 92'cm. wide .* >> 0-1®

(b) Over 92 dm. wide !; Value 25%

56 Cotton Piece Goods, Printed, n.o.p.f „ 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, MISCEDLANEOUS.

57 Shirtings and Sheetings, Plain, Yarn-dyed,'not 6ver 92 cm, wide 'Mette 0.05

58 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Yarn-dyed, hot over 82

cm. wide ,, 0.05

59 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Brocades, (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded, or. Figured Shirtings, Yarn-dyed... Value 25%

60 Lenos and Leno Brocades, Yarn-dyed ,, 25%

61 Cotton Crape, Yarn-dyed, not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044:

62 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Yarn-dyed not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.061

63 Poplins, Yarn-dyed, not over 82 cm. wide 0.10

64 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, and Repps, Yarn-dyed, not over

82 cm. wide „ 0.083

65 Dimities, Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, and Bedford Cord's, Yarn-

dyed Value 25%;

66 Cotton Flannel, or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weave, Yarn-

dyed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm. wide , „ 0.057

67 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Yarn-dyed... Value 25%

68 Cotton Piece Goods, Yarn-dyed, n-o.p.f ,, 25%

69 Cotton Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered „ 25%

70 Cotton Piece Goods, n.o.p.f. ,, 25%.

COTTON, RAW;. COTTON THREAD,. COTTON YARN, AND

MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, N.O.P.F.

71 Cotton, Raw Quintal 3.59

72 Cotton Waste, and Yarn Waste nu.i. •. ,, 1.30

73 Cotton Wadding ,, 5.50

74 Cotton Rag ,, 0.17

75 Cotton Yarn* ; —

(a) Grey (irrespective of fold) :

(1) Counts up to and, including 17... K’gramme 0.11

(2) Counts above 17 and up to and including 23 ,, 0.12

(3) Counts above 23 and up to and including 35 ,, 0.15

(4) Counts above 35 and up to amd -including 45 „ 0.17

(5) Counts above 45 ,, 0.18'

'■(b) Others „ —

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Unit C.G.U.

Cotton Thread :—

(a) Sewing Cotton, on Spools, or Qpp? :

(1) 2-eord ^pdiSrpord, 40 n>c

(2) 6-cord..and ,9-cord,. |4Q anejt^es.or ippp < ,, 0.36

(b) Crochet or Embroidery Gottoh,: .in; skeins Dr halls:

(1) Over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilogramme ...: K’gramirte 1.30

(2) Not over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilo^ramim ..:... ,, 0.45

(c) Others ,, 0.28

77 Imitation Gold or Silver* Thread, on Cotton ,, 1.50

78 Gotten Twine and Cordage (including Rope) ,, 0.i7

179 Candle-wick „ 0.23

80 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods, and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and alllproducts

made wholly thereof Value SOA

81 Mosquito Netting, not over 230 cm. wide Metre 0.10

* Counts according to British or International System (number

of hanks of 840 'yds. in 1 lb.)

82 Cotton Knitted Tissue :—

(a) Raised (Gassed or Ungassed) K’gramme 0.46 ,

(b) Not Raised : .

(1) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread.. „ . 0.53

(2) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread „ 0.9G

83 Knitted Clothing, Raised ;... „ 0.51

84 Knitted Clothing, not Raised :— 1

(a) Made of ungassed dr unmeredrised thread ,, 0.0!

(b) Made wholly or partly of grissed' or met-ednsed thread. . ' „ 1.00'

85 Knitted Socks and Stockings :—

(a) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread 0.GI

(b) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread... ,, 1-T?

8G Elastic Webbing, Braid and Cord Value . 3'r >

87 Ankle-bands K’graiiumo 0.£S

88 Lampwick .iv., ;

89 Towels, Turkish „ 0.53

90 Blankets and Blanket Cloth ; ,. -„ ••0.4i

91 Handkerchiefs Il.ozpn 40 ,

92 Bags, New K)gramme 0.23-

93 Clothing, and all articles of personal wear and parts or acces-

sories thereof, n.o.p.f I Value ^403»"

94 Cotton Goods, n.o.p.f. ; 30 G

II.—FLAX RAMIE, HEMP, JUTE, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

(INCLUDING THOSE MIXED WITH COTTON).

95 Flax, Raw , Quintal 7.$%

96 Ramie, Raw ,, 7.'.' .

97 Hemp, Raw ,, 1.50"

98 Jute, Raw „ 1.5(>

99 Oakum .-. ; Valhe 7|%.

100 Yarn and Thread, of Flax, Ramie, Hemp, and/or Jute, mixed

or not mixed with Cotton Quinta! 15?A

101 Twine and Cordage, (including Rope) of Flax, Ramie, Hemp,

and/or Jute, mixed or not mixed with Cotton y, 13 V

102 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods, and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all products

made wholly thereof Value , 50)'®

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Unit C.G.U.

103 Canvas and Tarpaulin, of Hemp and/or Jute, mixed or not

mixed with Cotton (Proofed and unproofed) Value 25%

104 Flax Piece Goods, White, Plain, -mixed or not mixed with

Cotton, weighing not more than 170 kilogrammes per square

metre and having more than 50 threads but not more than

80 threads in a square centimetre in warp and weft. Metre 7J%

105 Flax Piece Goods, mixed or hot mixed wdth Cotton, n.o.p.f. ... „ 25%

106 Hessian Cloth Quintal 6.00

107 Hemp Bags and Hessian Bags, New >> 6.10

108 Gunny Bags, New ,, 4.50

109 Gunny Bags, Hemp Bags, and Hessian Bags, Old ,, 2.30

110 Clothing, and all articles of personal wear and parts or, acces-

sories thereof, n.o.p.f Value 40%

111 Flax, Ramie, Hemp, and/or Jute Goods, mixed or not; mixed

with Cotton, n.o.p.f ,, 30%

HI.—WOOL AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANY OTHER FIBRES EXCEPT SILK).

112 Wool, Sheep’s, Goats' and Camels’ (including carded or

cotabed) 100 Kg. 0.10

113 Waste Wool, Sheep’s, Goats’ and Camels’ (including Waste

Wool mixed with any other fibres except Silk) „ 5%,„

114 Woollen Yarn and Thread, pure or mixed :—

(а) Value over Gold Units 180 per 100 kg. 100 Kg. 65.00

(б) Value not over Gold Units 180 per 100 Kg „ 45.00

115 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

products made wholly thereof Value 70%

116 Woollen Knitted Tissue, pure or mixed ,, 40%

117 Bunting, not over 46 cm. wide Metre 0.11

118 Camlets, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.31

119 Woollen Piece Goods ■ for technical purposes, pure or mixed,

such as Roller Cloth, Paper Mill Blanketing, etc Value 15%

120 Woollen Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, pure

or mixed ; Metre 50%%'

121 Woollen Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure or mixed „ 40%;%

122 Woollen Piece Goods, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Weighing not more than 200 grammes per square metre per 100 200.00

Kg-

(b) Weighing more than 200 grammes but not more than

400 grammes1 per square metre ,, 190.00

(c) Weighing more than 4fl0'granfmes pet sqiiafe metre .. ,, 40%

123 Felt and Felt Sheating Value 40%

124 Woollen Blankets arid iVavellirig Rugs,'pure or mixed ( K’gramme 40%

125 Woollen Carpets, Carpeting,' and all’ other Floor Coverings.

pure Or mixed Value , p0%

126 Hats, Caps, and Hat Bodies, of Felt

(a) Hats and Caps Dozen 40%"

lb) Hat Bodies :

(1) Blocked ... ;. Value 40% '

(2) Others „ 20%

127 Clothing, and all ’ articles ' of personal wear and parts or

accessories thereof, n.o.p.f „ 50%

128 Woollen Goods ■ and Woollen Mixtures, n.o.p.f „ 40%

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IV—SILK AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANT OTHER FIBRES). Unit C.G.U

129 Natural Silk, Raw Quintal 60^

130 Artificial Silk Floss and Yarn K’gramme 1.20o

131 Waste Natural Silk Quintal 40%

132 Waste Artificial Silk ,, 40%

133 Spun Natural Silk K’gramme 00%

134 Span Artificial Silk (including Artificial Woollen Yarn) „ 60%

135 Silk Yarn and Thread, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f ,, 60%

136 Imitation Gold or Silver Thread, on Silk, pure or mixed Value ' 60%

137 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

products made wholly thereof „ 80%

138 Silk Knitted Tissue, pure or mixed ,, 80%

139 Bolting Cloth „ 15%

140 Silk Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, pure or mixed K’gramme 80%

141 Silk Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure or mixed Metre 80%

142 Silk Piece Goods, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f. :—

fa) Of Natural Silk K’gramme 80%

(5) Of Artificial Silk Metre 80%

(c) Of Natural Silk and Artificial Silk K’gramme 80%

(d) Of Natural Silk and Wool or of Natural Silk and Wool

and Vegetable Fibre Metre 80%

(e) Of Artificial Siik and Wool or of Artificial Silk and

Wool and Vegetable Fibre ,, 80%

(/) Of Natural Silk and Cotton K’gramme 80%

iff) Of Artificial Silk and Cotton Metre 80%

(k) Others : ,, 80%

143 Silk Elastic Webbing, Braid, and Cord, pure or mixed Value -80%

144 Clothing, and all other articles of personal wear and parts or

accessories thereof, n o.p.f ,, .^,)%

145 Silk Goods and Silk Mixtures, n.o.p.f ! „ 80%

V.—METALS AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING

ORES, MACHINERY, AND VEHICLES).

ORES

146 Ores of all kinds Quintal - 5%.

Aluminium :— METALS

147 Foil, Plain 100 Kg. 30.00

148 Foil, Coloured or Embossed „ 35.00

149 Grains, Ingots, and Slabs Quintal 6.60

150 Sheets and Plates „ 17.00

151 Others Value 12* %

152 Antrifriction Metal 100 Kg. 14.09

Brass and Yellow Metal -

153 Bars and Rods „ 6.60

154 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, kfid Washers Value '20%

155 Ingots 100 Kg. 4.00

156 Nails ;... „ 16.00

157 Old or Scrap (fit only for remanufacture) ;. ,, 2.00

158 Screws >( 35.00

159 Sheets and Plates „ 9.00

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Unit C.G.U.

160 Tacks Value 20%

161 Tubes : 100 Kg. 13.00

162 Wire 7.20

163 Others Value 20%

Copper:—

164 Bars and Rods 100 Kg. 7.00

165 Bolts, Nuts,: Rivets and Washers 19.00

166 Ingots and Slabs : r. 5.60

167 Nails 16.00

168 Old or Scrap (fit only for remanufactnre) 3.00

169 Sheets and Plates 7.20

170 Tacks :.. Value 20%

171 Tubes 100 Kg. 12.00

172 Wire 7.00

173 Wire Rope Value 15%

174 Others 20%

Iron and Steel, Ungalvanized (not including Bamboo, Sprin::.

Tool, and Alloy Steel) :—

175 Anvils, Swage-blocks, Anchors and parts of, and Forgings : 5.30

(a) Each ^weighing in every ease 115 hectogrammes or over: 100 Kg.

, (b) Each ; weighing in every case less than 115 hecto- Value

grammes ,

176 Billets. Blooms, Ingots, Slabs, and Sheet-bars 100Kg.

177 Bolts, Nuts, and Washers Value 20%

178 Casting, Rough 5.00

179 Chains, New and parts of 100 Kg.

180 Chains, Used V alue 15%

181 Crossings and Turn-tables for Railways 100 Kg. 7f%

1.40

182 Hoops ,

183 Nail-rods, Bars, Twister or Deformed Bars, Tees, Channels.

Angles, Joists, Girders, and other Structural Sections or 1.00

Shapes in the state in which they leave the rolls 3.24

184 Nails, Wire and Cut 100 Kg. 0.70

185 Pig and Kentledge Value 20%

186 Pipes, Tubes, and Pipe and Tube Fittings

187 Plate Cuttings, of non-uniform size (including scrap lots of

mixed dimensions, irrespective of size, and Croppings of 100 Kg. 0.65

Channels, Tees, and Angles)

188 Rails (including Steel Sleepers, Fish-plates, Spikes, Bolts, and 0.75

Nuts for use with the Rails) 3.30

189 Rivets 12.00

190 Screws 1.10

191 Sheets and Plates, 3.2 mm. thick or more 1.40

192 Sheets and Plates, under 3.2 mm. thick Value 20%

193 Spikes 100 Kg. 7.60

194 Tacks 5.50

195 Tinned Plates, Decorated 3.10

196 Tinned Plates, Plain Value

197 Tinned Plates, Old (including Box Linings) 100 Kg. 12&%

8.30

198 Tinned Tacks 1.20

199 Wire Value

200 Others 15%

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED.

201 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Washers 100 Kg. 4.60

202 Nails, Tacks, and Screws Value 20%

203 Pipes, Tubes, and Tube Fittings „ 20%

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204 Sheets . Unit C.G.U.

(a) Corrugated 100 Kg. 2.70

(b) Plain „ 2.S0

205 Wire „ 1.70

Wire Rope (with or without fibre core). See Nos. 209

and 210.

Wire Shorts. See No. 207.

206 Others Value 15%.

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED OR UNGALVANIZED

207 Cobbles, Wire Shorts, Defective Wire, Bar Croppings and Bar

Ends, Used Hoops and Hoop or Cuttings (including scrap

, lots of mixed dimensions, irrespective of size) 100 Kg. 0.75

20$ Old or g!crap (fit only for remanufactpsrp), n.o.p.f. „ 0.55

209 Wire Rope, New (with or without fibre core) ,, 5.70

210 Wire Rope, Old (with or without fibre core) Value 12-j% _

STEEL, BAMBOO, SPRING, TOOL, AND ALLOY.

211 Bamboo Steel 100 Kg. 1.60

212 Spring Steel Value 12£%. .

213 Tool Steel (including Highspeed Steel) and Alloy or Special

Steel — - H ! „ 12J%

214 Iron or Steel Plates of Sheets, Angles, Channels, Tees, Joists,

Girders, and other Structural Sections or Building Forms

of Iron or Steel, if drilled, punched, assembled, fitted, on -

fabricated for use, or otherwise advance beyond hammering;

rolling, or casting : ,, 3.50

215 Gold and Silver Bullion and Coins ...; Free-

216 Iron and Tin Dross ........1 „ 15%

LEAD,

217 Old (lit only for remanufacture) 15%

218 Pigs or Bars 100 Kg. 4.00

219 Pipes „ 5.10

220 Sheets -i. „ 4.70

221 Wire • Value 15%

222 Others wt ««,»«« „ 15%

223 Manganese , „ 12F%

224 Manganese, Ferro ...: ,.. „ 12%

225 'Nickel 100 Kg. 25.00

226 Platinum, Unmanufactured, Le-.-in Ingots, Bars, Sheets, or

Plates, not less than 3.2 mm. thick, and Waste or Scrap. Free.

227 Quicksilver ,, 38.00

TIN.

228 -Compound Value 15%

229 Ingots and Slabs 100 Kg. 20.00

230 Pipes Value 15%

231 -Others (not including Tinfoil) „ 15%

232 Type Metal 100 Kg. 4.00

WHITE METAL OR GERMAN SILVER.

233 Bars, Ingots, and Sheets / „ 21.00

234 Wire „ 16.00

235 Others Value 15%

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ZINC. Unit

236 Powder and Spelter Value

237 Sheets (including perforated), Plates and Boiler Plates. 100 Kg. 15%.

5.00

238 Others ‘! Value 15%

239 Metallic Foil or Leaf, n.o.p.f 30-

240 Metals, n.o.p.f 15%

METALWARE.

.241 Aluminium-ware, Brass ware, Bronze-ware, Copperware, and

Pewterware, n.o.p.f.

la) Aluminiumware ....i 50.00

(b) Others 25%

242 Platinumware, Goldware, and Silverware (including Watch

chains), n.o.p.f

243 Metalware, Electroplated or not, n.o.p.f. (including Cutlery)

MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

244 Agricultural Machinery, and parts thereof 7i%

245 Electrical Machinery for Power Generating and Transmission,

such as Dynamos, Motors, Transformers, Converters, etc.,

and parts thereof 15%

246 Machine Tools, such as Lathes, Planers, Drill Presses, etc.,

and parts thereof 74%

247 Machine Shop Tools, such as Cutters, Drills, Reamers, etc.

(including Pneumatic and Electrically Operated Tools), and

Hand Tools made wholly or chiefly of metal 74%

248 Prime Movers, i.e., Gas Engines, Oil Engines, Steam Engines,

Hydraulic Turbines, Steam Turbines, Turbo-generator Sets,

and other Prime Movers, combined with Generators or not,

and parts thereof 10%

249 Steam Boilers, Economisers, Superheaters, Mechanical Stokers,

and other Boiler-room Accessories, and parts thereof 10%

250 Seiving or Knitting Machines, and parts thereof 10%

:251 Typewriters, automatic Sales Machines, Calculating Machines,

Cash Registers, Copy Presses, Cheque Perforators, Dating

Machines, Duplicating Machines^ Numbering Machines, and

similar Office Machines for Clerical or accounting purposes,

and parts thereof 20%

252 Machinery, n.o.p.f., and parts thereof 10%

VEHICLES AND VESSELS.

253 Aeroplanes, Hydroplanes, and all other Flying Machines, and

parts thereof 5%

254 Fire Engines, Hydrants, and other Fire-extinguishing Appli-

ances, irrespective of propelling power (including Hand

Chemical Fire Extinguishers), and parts thereof

255 Motor-boats, Sail-boats, and Steamers, and parts or materials

thereof, 'n.o.p.f.

(a) Complete 15%

(b) Parts or Materials, n.o.p.f 10%

256 Vehicles, Motor :—

(a) Motor Tractors, Motor Trailers, Motor Passenger

Vehicles with seats for not less than 12 persons,

Motor Trucks over 1 metric ton carrying capacity,

and Chassis for any of the above 15%

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Unit C.G.U.

(6) Others (including Motor-ears, Motor Cycles, etc.}

assembled or in parts; Chassis, and Bodies with

Metal parts assembled for any of the above Value 30%

(o) Parts and Accessories (except Tires) :—•'

(1) for Motor Cycles ,, 30%

(2) for others* ,, 15%

*In the case of Front Wheels, Rear Wheels, Trent Springs,

Rear Springs, Front Axles, Rear Axles, Frames, Radia-

tors, Propelling Shafts, Motive Power, and Bodies, this

rate is applicable only when they are packed separately;

otherwise they shaU be subject to a duty of 30%.

257 Railway and Tramway Supplies ,

(a) Locomotive and Tenders ,, 5%

(b) Railway or Tramway Carriages or Wagons „ 5%.

(c) Railway or Tramway Materials, n.o.p.f „ 5%

258 Vehicles, n.o.p.f. (including Cycles), and parts thereof (except

, Tires) „ 20%

OTHER METAL MANUFACTURES.

259 Arms and Ammunition :

(a) For Personal or-. Sporting Use ,, 40%

(b) Others „ 40%

260 Bedsteads,, Cots, Camp, Beds, and other kinds of Furniture

made wholly or chiefly of metal, and parts or accessories

thereof „

261 Cloeks and Watches:—

(a) Complete „

(b) Parts

262 Coal-burning,'-Oil-burning, and Spirit-burning Stoves, Cookers,

Radiators, Steam Heaters, and similar appliances, and parts

thereof ' ,,

263 Electrical Materials, Fixtures, and Fittings for Wiring, Trans-

mission, and Distribution : —

(a) Bulbs 100 4.09

(b) Cleats, Insulators, or Knobs, Ceiling Rosettes, Fuse-

boxes, Plugs, Receptacles, Sockets, Switches, and

Switch-boards Value 25%

(c) Cords or Wires, Cables, and all other Electrical Ma-

terials, n.o.p.f, „ 20%,

264 Electrical Cookers, Fans, Flash-lights, Irons, Lampware,

Radiators, Toasters, and other similar Electric Applicances,

and parts thereof „ 25%

265 Electric Accumulators, Batteries, Condensers, and parts thereof ,, 25%

266 Files of all kinds :—

(a) Filing surface only, not over TO cm. long Dozen 0.1S

(b) Filing surface only, over 10 cm. but not over 23 cm.

long „ 0.25

, (c) Filing surface only, over 23 cm. but not over 36 cm.

long

(d) Filing surface only, over 36 cm. long »

,, 0.50

0.8&

267 Gas Burners, Cooker, Heaters, Lamps, Ranges, Water-

heaters, and other similar Gas-burning Applicances, and

parts or accessories thereof Value 25%

268 Gas-meters, Water meters, Ammeters, Volt-meters, Wattmeters,

and other similar Measuring Instruments „ 10%

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209 Needles Unit C.G.U.

(a) Hand-sewijig , Value

, ;(b) For Sewing or j^gitting Machine „ 15%

(c) Others „

270 Safes, Cash Boxes, and Strong-room Doors „

271 Telephonic and Telegraphic Instruments, and parts thereof : -

(a) Radio Sets aind,.paptg.;r— . _ ,,

(1) Hard, Rubbepr, p^; Pomppsitipn Dials, Litzendraff

, Wire, Grid Lead, Microphones, Head-phones,

Loud Speakers, apd Loud Speaker Units, Cry-

stals, Transmitting,, Vacuum Tubes, Intervalve

Audio Frequency Transformers, and Receiving

Transmitting Condensers of all kinds 15%

(2) Buzzers, Receiving Vacuum Tubes, A.B.C. Battery

EliminatoTS', 'Sbdve'ts, Jacks," Plugs, Lugs and

Tips, Binding Psiti, Name plates, and Brackets

(3) Switches, Lightning 'Ari-ebters; Keys, Coils, and

Complete •Radio-• Sets • and Units 25%

(b) Others 15%

272 Tins, Empty for Kerosene^ Oil (of 5 American gallons capa-

, .city) :—

(a) Two Tins, with ease Set 0.084

'(b) Tins, Single Each 0.028

273 Metal Manufactures,- n..o.p.f,

(a) Iron Wire Netting or-Gauze 100 Kg. 10.00

(b) Others „ 25%

VI.—FOOD. BRINK, AND VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

FISHERY AND SEA PRODUCTS.

Agar-Agar, in bulk Quintal

Awabi :— , 1C . julmia bit a

Ja) in hulk 100 Kg. •^2.00

lb) Canned (including v. t igljt of. inupediate packing). .. .. 18.00

(c) Others ! Value 30%

Bicho de Mar

(a) Black, Spilred : 100 Kg. 43.00

(b) Blaek, not Spiked 30.00

j-cjc) White 17.00

Cockles :— ! . . t; : "

:(a) Dried Quintal 9.10

lb) Fresh J 1 1.70

Compoy > ;sj. lOOKg. ■40.00

Crabs’ Flesh, Dried 0.25

Fish Bones Quintal 30%

Fish, Cod, Dried (including Boneless) • , 3.60

Fish, Cuttle lOOKg. 14.09

Fi’sh, Dried and Smoked (not including Dried Cod-fish and

Fish,Cuttle-fish)

Fresh :i... Quintal '8.80

5.30

Fish, Herring, Salt '...: 100 Kg. 20%

Fish Maws’ — 1

(a) Ist 'Quality) (y.e. weighing' 6 ilectogrammes or ovei

per piecef ........

jb) 2nd Quality (lie ’ weighing under 0 hectogrammes per H’grarmne 6.26

ptec^i K’gramme ' 0.61

Fish, Salmon, Salt ..... 100 Kg. 20%

Fith, Salt,•'n.o.p.f.

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Unit C.G.U.

289 Fish, Head, Lip. Skin and Tail K’gramme 30%

290 Mussels, Oysters, and Clams, Dried ,, 0.17

291 Prawns and Shrimps, Dried, in bulk 0.21

292 Seaweed, Cftfc 100 Kg. 1.70

293 Seaiveed, Long 1-30

294 Seaweed, Prepared K’gramme 0.17

295 Seaweed, Red Quintal 20%

296 Sharks’ Fins, Prepared K'gramme 2.00

297 Sharks’ Fins, not Prepared : —

(a) Value not over Gold Units 0.80 per kilogramme ,, 0.17

(b) Value over Gold Units 0.80 but not over Gold Units

4.10 per kilometre ,, 0.55

(c) Value over Gold Units 4.10 per kilogramme ,, 1.40

298 Fishery and Sea Products, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) In bulk Quintal 20%

(5) Canned or in any other packing ,, 30%

ANIMAL PRODUCTS AND GROCERIES.

299 Asparagus (in cans or in bottles), (including weight of

immediate packing) 100 Kg. 19.00

300 Bacon and Hams :—

(a) In bulk „ 47.00

,(b) Canned or in any other packing Value 35%

301 Baking Powder ,, 20%

302 Beef, Corned or Pickled :—

(a) In barrels 100 Kg. 37.00

(b) Canned or in any other paclohg Value 35%

303 Birds’ nests ' „ 30%

304 Biscuits ,, 30%

305 Butter (including weight of immediate packing) 100 Kg. 44.00

306 Caviare Value 35%

307 Cheese (including weight of immediate packing) 100 Kg. 44.00

308 Chocolate (not including confectionery) Value 35%

309 Cocoa :—

(a) Cocoa Beans 100 Kg. 12.00

(b) Others Value 35%

310 Cocoa Butter 20%

311 Coffee

(a) Coffee Beans 100 Kg. 19.00

(0) Others Value 35%

312 Coplfectionery. : ,, 50%

313 Currants and Raisins ,, 20%

314 Eggs, Game and Poultry ,, 25%

315 Fruits, Table and Pie (in can or in bottle) (including weight,

of packing) 100 Kg. 11.00

316 Honey '. „ 14.00

317 Jams and Jellies Value 35%

318 Lard :—

(a) In bulk 100Kg. 13.00

(b) Canned or in any other packing ..: Value 35%

319 Macaroni, Vermicelli, and similar products :—

(«) In bulk 100 Kg. 9.00

' (b) Canhed or in any other packing Value 35%

320 Margarine and Similar Butter substitutes made wholly or

partly of Vegetable substances (including weight of imme- ■

diate packing) ...,. 100 Kg. '27.00

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Unit C.G.U.

321 Meats, Dried and Salted 100 Kg. 3.50

322 Meat Extracts Value 30%

323 Milk and Cream, Evaporated or Sterilised (including weight

of immediate packing) 100 Kg. 13.00

324 Milk, Condensed (including weight of immediate packing) „ 16.00

325 Milk Food (including Dried Milk, Lactogen, Glaxo, etc.)

(including weight of immediate packing) Value 25%

326 Oil, Cod-liver „ 10%

327 Oil, Olive

(a) In bulk Litre 0.16

(b) In bottles and any other packing Value 25%

328 Pork Rind 100 Kg. 13.00

329 Soy, Sauce, and all other Preparation^, Extracts, or Substances

for Flavouring Food, n.o.p.f Value 35%

330 Sausages, Dried 100 Kg. 88.00

331 Syrups and Juices, Fruit Value 357^

332 Syrups, Table „ 35%

333 Tea

(a) Tea Dust, Black 100 Kg. 8.09

(b) Others Value 357o

334 Foodstuffs, n.o.p.f.

(a) In bulk ,, 30%

(b) Canned or in any other packing- „ 357;',

CEREALS, FRUITS. MEDICINAL SUBSTANCES, SEEDS,

SPICES, AND VEGETABLES.

335 Aniseed Star :—

(a) 1st Quality (value Gold Units 40 and over per 100 Kg. 100 Kg. 10.09

(b) 2nd Quality (value under Gold Units 40 per 100 Kg... ,, 6.70

336 Apples, Fresh „ 5.70

337 Asafeotida Value 15%

338 Barley, Buckwheat, Maize, Millet, Oats, Rye and Grains,

n.o.p.f „ 15%

339 Beans and Peas ,,

340 Betelnut Husk, Dried „ 1.80

341 Betelnuts, Dried ,, 2.30

342 Bran ,, 0.41

343 Camphor

(a) Camphor (Laurus Camphor), Crude or Refined

(including Shaped) 100 Kg. 60.00

(b) Others (including Imitation) Value 30%

344 Camphor Baroos ;—

(a) Clean K’gramme 5.40

(b) Refuse Value 307o

345 Capoor Cutchery Quintal 2.30

346 Cardamom Husk ; ,, 1.40

347 Cardamoms, Inferior K’gramme 0.10

348 Cardamoms, Superior ,, 0.56

349 Cassia Lignea and Buds ,, 0.094

350 Cassia Twigs Quintal 1.80

351 Chestnuts 100 Kg. 2.80

352 China root ,, 9.80

353 Cinnamon :—

(a) In bulk K’gramme 0.21

(b) Others Value 207^.

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354 Cloves Unit C.G.U.

(а) In bulk K’grainme 0.11

(б) ’ Others -

355 Cloves, Mother K’gramme 0.03

356 Cocaine Value 20%

357 Flour, Wheat Quintal 1.24

358 Flour and Cereal Products, n.o.p.f Value 25%

-359 Fodder ..' 100 Kg. 0.50

360 Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved, n.o.p.f. (in bulk) Value 10%

361 Galangal ,, 1.59

362 Ginseng (including Beard, Roots, and Cuttings) „ 30%

363 Ginseng, Wild ,, 30%

364 Groundnuts

(a) In shell 100 Kg. 1.60

(b) Shelled „ 1.80

365 Hops „ 21.00

366 Isinglass, Vegetable 80.00

367 Lemons, Fresh Thousand 13.00

368 Lichees, Dried 100 Kg. 9.00

369 Lily Flowers, Dried ,, 8.40

370 Lungngan Pulp ,, 8.90

371 Lnngngan, Dried ,, 6.30

372 Malt „ 3.30

373 Medicinal Substances, Vegetable (Crude), n.o.p.f Value 15%

374 Morphia in all forms ,, 20%

375 Mushrooms U.100 Kg. 35.00

376 Nutmegs, ,jn bulk ,, 0.11

377 Olives (including Fresh, Dried, and Preserved) Value 20%

378 Opium, Tincture of ,, 20%

379 Oranges, Fresh 100 Kg. 5.80

380 Peel, Orange, in bulk ,, 5.80

381 Pepper, in bulk :—

(а) Black „ 13.00

(б) White ,, 21.00

382 Potatoes, Fresh ,, 1.30

383 Putchuck ,, 53.00

384 Paddy and Rice :—

Paddy Quintal 0.80

Rice ‘' 1.65

385 Seed, Apricot „ 12.00

386 Seed, Lily-flower (i.e., Lotus-nuts without Husk) ,, 8.90

387 Seed, Lucraban ,, 1.80

388 Seed, Melon ,, 4.60

389 Seed, Pine (i.e., Fir-nuts) ,, 6.00

390 Seed, Sesamum ,, 2.40

391 Seeds, n.o.p.f Value 20%

392 Spices and Condiments, n.o.p.f., not prepared

(a) In bulk 20%

(b) Others ,, 25%

393 Sugar Canes 100 Kg. 0.64

394 Vegetable, Fresh, Dried, Prepared, and Salted :

(a) In bulk Value 20%

(b) Others „ 25%

395 Wheat „ 0.50

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SUGAR. Unit C.G.U.

396 Molasses Quintal 0.33

397 Sugar (Sucrose), not including Cube, Loaf, and Sugar

Candy:—

(a) Refined, with more than 2 per cent, of Invert Sugar... ,, 9.60

(b) Others (including Raw) :—

(1) Not exceeding 86° of polarization ,, 6.35

(2) Exceeding 86° but not exceeding 87° ,, 6.50

(3) Exceeding 87° but not exceeding 88° ,, 6.65

(4) Exceeding 88° but not exceeding 89° ,, 6.80

(5) Exceeding 89° but not exceeding 90° ,, 6.95

(6) Exeeeding'90° but not exceeding 91° ,, 7.10

(7) Exceeding 91° but not exceeding 92° „ 7.25

(8) Exceeding 92° but not exceeding 93° ,, 7.40

(9) Exceeding 93° but not exceeding 94° „ 7.60’

(10) Exceeding 94° but not exceeding 95° „ 7.80

(11) Exceeding 95° but not. exceeding 96° ,, 8.10

(12) Exceeding 96° but not exceeding 97° ,, 8.40

(13) Exceeding 97° but not exceeding 98° „ 8.8fr

(14) Exceeding 98° t>f polarization „ 9.60

398 Sugar, Grape ,, 9.60

399 Sugar, Cube and Loaf ,, 20.00

400 Sugar, Candy ,, 15.00

401 Saccharine K’gramme 50%

402 Sugar, n.o.p.f. (such as Malt Sugar, Milk Sugar, Fruit Sugar,

etc.) , Value 5%

WINES, BEER, SPIRITS, TABLE WATERS, ETC.

403 Champagne and any other.Wine sold under the label “Cham-

pagne ” Case of 12 botts. or 24-half botts. 34.00

404 Other Sparkling Wines — „ 16.00

405 Still Wines, Red or White, exclusively the produce of the

natural fermentation of Grapes (not including Vins de

Liqueur) :—

(а) In bottles Litre 12.00

(б) In bulk „ 80%

406 Port Wine : —

(a) In bottles Case of 12 botts., 24 botts. 19.00

(i>) In bulk Litre 80%

407 Marsala : —

(a) In bottles Case of 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 15.00'

(h) In bulk Litre 1.10

408 Vins de Liqueur other than

: Port and Marsala (viz., Madeira,

Malaga, Sherry, etc,) r~

(a) In bottles Case of 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 18.09

(b) In bulk Litre 1.10

409 Vermouth, Byrrh, and Quinquina .,, 0.75

410 Vermouth, in bulk „ 1.00

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411 Sake :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) In barrels 100 Kg. 80%

(b) In bottles 12 sho 15.00

412 Ale, Beer, Porter, Stout, Cider, Perry, and similar fermented

Spirituous Liquors made of Fruits and Berries Litre

413 Brandy and Cognac :—

(a) In bottles Case of reputedquarts

(b) In bulk Litre

414 Whisky :—

(a) In bottles Case of reputedquarts 21.00

(b) In bulk Litre 80%.:

415 Gin :—

(a) In bottles Case of reputedquarts 11.00

(b) In bulk Litre 80%

416 Rum

(a) In bottles Case of reputedquarts 10.00

(b) In bulk (hot including Rum for industrial uses) Litre 80%

417 Liqueurs 12 reputed quarts or 24 reputed pints 19.00

418 Waters, Table, Aerated and Mineral ...12 botts. dr 24 half botts. 0.70

419 Wines and all other Alcoholic or Spirituous Liquors, n.o.p.f.... Value 80% '

Alcohols (See No. 434).

VII.—TOBACCO.

420 Cigarettes :—

(a) Value over Gold Units 20 per 1,000 and all Cigarettes.

not bearing a distinctive brand or name on each

Cigarette ThouSanc 16.00

(b) Value over Gold Units 15 but not over Gold Units 20

per 1,000 ,, '8.76

(c) Value over Gold Units 10 but not over Gold Units 15

per 1,000 ,, 7.20

(d) Value Over Gold Units'7.5 but not over-Gold Unit's 10

per 1,000 ,, 5.30

(e) Value over Gold Units 5 but not over Gold Units 7.5

per 1,000 ,, - . 3.90

(/) Value over Gold Units 2.5 but not over Gold Units 5

per 1,000 lu.a... „ ! 2:20'

(g) Value Gold Units 2.5 or less- per- 1,000. ,, 1.30

421 Cigars

(a) Value over Gold Units 130 per 1,000 Fifty 3.75

(b) Value over Gold Units 70 but not over Gold Units 130

per 1,000 4. ,t 2.50

(c) Value over Gold Units 50 but not over Gold Units 70

per 1,000 „ 1.50

(d) Value over Gold Units 20 but not over Gold Units 50

per 1,000 „ 1.00

(e) Value Gold Units 20 or less per 1,000 Value 50%

422 Snuff and Chewing Tobacco „ 50%

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423 Tobacco, Lfeaf Unit C.G.U.

(a) Value over Gold Units 1.7 per Kilometre K’gramme 0.23

(b) Value Gold Units 1.75 or less per Kilometre „ 0.066

424 Tobacco, Prepared

(a) In tins or packages K’gramme 50%

(5) In bulk „ 1.00

425 Tobacco, Stalk, Dust, Sifting and Refuse Quintal 15%

VIII.—CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS.

426 Acetylene, in cylinder or other packing Value 121%

427 Acid, Acetic 100 Kg. 6.40

428 Acid, Boracic :—

' (a) In packages of not less than 3.2 Kg. each ,, 3.10

(b) In packages of less than 3.2 Kg. each 5.30

429 Acid, Carbolic 100 Kg. 8.10

430 Acid, Hydrochloric ,, 1.40

431 Acid, Nitric „ 3.90

432 Acid, Oxalic „ 4.00

433 Acid, Sulphuric ,, 1.S0

434 Alcohols :—

(a) Ethyl Alcohol (i.e. Spirits of Wine) Litre 0.088

(b) Denatured Alcohol and Methyl or Wood Alcohol

(including unsweetened Arrack and Fusel Oil) „ 0.044

435 Alum, Chrome 100 Kg. 1.90

436 Alumina, Sulphate of Value 10%

437 Ammonia, Anhydrous „ 10%

438 Ammonia, Water 100 Kg. 6.10

439 Ammonia, Chloride of (i.e. Sal Ammoniac) „ 4.40

440 Ammonia, Sulphate of „ 1.20

441 Antimony Trisulphide ,, 0.81

442 Barium, Carbonate of „ 1.70

443 Barium, Chloride of ,, 1.Q0

444 Bleaching Powder (i.e., Chloride of Lime) Value 15%

445 Borax, Crude or Refined 100 Kg. 3.10

446 Calcium, Carbide of „ 3.10

447 Calcium, Chloride of ............... • fy 0.60

448 Chlorine, Liquid .. „ 4.60

449 Copper, Sulphate of ,, 3.80

450 Fertilisers, Chemical or Artificial, n.o.p.f Quintal 10%

451 Glycerine :—

(a) In packages of not less than 13 Kg. each ...;.. 100 Kg. 11.00

(b) In packages of less than 13 Kg. each Value 20%

452 Insecticides and Disinfectants (including Mosquito Smudges) ... „ 25%

453 Manganese, Peroxide of Quintal 5%

454 Naphthalene 100 Kg. 3.40

455 Oxygen, in Cylinder or other packing Value 12^%

456 Phosphorus K’gramme 0.096

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Unit C.G.U.

457 Potash, Carbonate of 100 Kg. 3.30

458 Potash, Caustic „ 4.20

459 Potash, Chlorate of ,, 1.70

460 Potassium, Bichromate of ,, 6.30

461 Quinine K’gramme 5%

462 Rum for industrial uses Litre 0.044

463 Saltpetre 100 Kg. 5.50

464 Serums and Vaccines Value 10%

465 Soda Ash 100 Kg. 1.50

466 Soda, Bicarbonate of, in bulk ,, 2.50

467 Soda, Bichronate of ,, 2.80

468 Soda, Bisulphite of (Solid or Liquid) Value 121%

469 Soda, Caustic 100 Kg. 2.90

470 Soda, Crystal „ 1.60

471 Soda, Crystal Concentrated ,, 3.90

472 Soda, Hydrosulphite of Vailue 12|%

473 Soda, Nitrate of (Chile Saltpetre) ,, 0.83

474 Soda, Peroxide of 100 Kg. 10.00

475 Soda, Silicate of 2.00

476 Soda, Sulphate of Value 20'^

477 Soda, Sulphide of 100 Kg. 2.10

478 Soda, Thiosulphate of (known as Hyposulphite) ,, 1.50

479 Sulphur

la) Crude (Lumps of Powder) 100 Kg. 1.50

(b) Others ! Value ^2J%

480 Chemicals and Chemical Compounds, n.o.p.f ,, 121%

481 Medicines, Drugs, and Medical Substances, Compounds, anrl

preparations, n.o.p.f i, 25%

IX.—DYES, PIGMENTS, PAINTS, AND VARNISHES.

482 Aniline Dyes, and other Coal Tar Dyes, n.o.p.f Value 35%

483 Bark, Mangrove 100 Kg. 1.10

484 Bark, Plum-tree ,, 2.10

485 Bark, Yellow (for Dyeing) ........... „ 4.20

486 Blue, Paris or Prussian ,,' 30.00

487 Bronze Powder ,, 28.09

488 Carbin Black (i.e., Lampblack) ,, 5.50

489 Chrome Yellow Value . .15%

490 Cinnabar 100 Kg. 42.00

491 Cobalt, Oxide of Value

492 Cochineal „ 15%

493 Cunao or False Gambier 100 Kg. 1.70

494 Cutch or Gambier ,, 4.00

495 Gamboge ,, 34.00

496 Green Emerald, Schweinfurt or Imitation ,, 17.00

497 Hartall (Orpiment) , ,, 6.10

498 Indigo, Artificial, containing not more than 20 per cent. Tndi-

gotin (higher strength in proportion) K’gramme 0.25

499 Indigo Dried, Natural ,, 0.45

500 Indigo Liquid, Natural Quintal 4.10

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Unit C.G.U.

501 Inks ox all kinds % Value 20%

502 Laka-wood 100 Kg. 1.80

503 Lead, Red, White and Yellow ,,,,,,, „ ,, 6.70

504 Logwood Extract ...» ,, 6.00

505 Nutgalls „ 8.80

506 Ochre „ 3.10

507 Safflower Value 15%

508 Sapanwood .. 100 Kg. 2.20

509 Smalt „ 18.00

510 Sulphur Black Quintal 17.00

511 Tanning Extracts, Vegetable, n.o.p.f. (Such as Quebracho,

Wattle Bark, etc.) ,, 4.40

512 Turmeric 3.00

513 Ultramerine „ 11.00

514 Vermilion „ 52.00

515 Vermilion Artificial Value 15%

516 White Zinc ,, 3.00

517 Dyes, Pigments. Colours, Tan and Tanning Materials, and

Paint Materials, n.o.p.f „ 15%

518 Paints, Varnishes, and Polishes, n.o.p.f „ 20%

X.—CANDLES. SOAP, OILS, FATS, WAXES, GUMS AND RESINS.

Beeswax, Yellow. (See No. 538).

519 Candles K’gramme 0.13

520 Gasolene, Naphtha and Benzine, Mineral :—

(a) In case Case of 2 tins each of 5 Am. gallons 1.63

In Tin do. do. do. „ 1.61

(b) In bulk Litre 0.04

521 Grease, Lubricating, wholly or partly mineral 100 Kg. 3.10

Gums and Resins :—

Amber (See No. 627).

Asafoetida (See No. 337).

522 Gum Arabic ,, 6.00

523 Gum Dragon’s blood K’gramme 0.26

524 Gum Myrrh Quintal 3.50

525 Gum Olibanum „ 4.80

526 Resin — .? „ 2.30

527 Shellac and Button Lae ................. K’gramme 0.28

528 Others .......i Quintal 10%

529 Liquid Fuel (Fuel Oil)

(а) With specific gravity over 0.90 at 20° C. and flashpoint

over 95° C.

(Cleveland Open Cup) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) Metric Ton 2.90

Other kinds ,, 2.90

(б) Others (including Crude Oil for Refining Purposes) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) „ 26.30

Other kinds „ 26.30

530 Oil, Castor (for Lubricating) .................................................. 100 Kg. 7.30

531 Oil, Coconut l xa*Uiv „ 4.50

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532 Oil, Kerosene (including other mineral oils for illuminating

purposes with specific gravity from 0.78 to 0.90) Unit C.G.U.

(a) In case Case of 2 tins each of 5 Am.gallons 1.43

In Tin do. do. do. ,, 1.41

1 (6) In hulk Litre 0.035

533 Oil Linseed „ a.066

534 Oil, Lubricating :—

(a) Wholly or partly of Mineral Origin ,, 0.018

(b) Other kinds of, n.o.p.f ,, 0.032

Oil, Olive, in bulk (See No. 327).

f>35 Soap :—

(a) Household and Laundry (including Blue Mottled, in

bulk, bars, and doublets, duty to be charged on

nominal weights, provided that such weights be not

less than true weights and that a bar does not weigh

less than 200 grammes 100 Kg. 8.80

(b) Others Value 30%

536 Stearine Quintal 6,10

537 Turpentine:—

(а) Mineral Litre 0.022

(б) Vegetable „ 0.088

538 Wax, Bees-, Yellow K’gramme 0.13

539 Wax, Paraffin Value 2.60

540 Wax, Vegetable „ 6.40

541 Oils, Fats, and Waxes, n.o.p.f. (including Essential Oils,.

Natural and Synthetic, and mixtures consisting wholly

thereof) „ 15%

XI —BOOKS, MAPS, PAPER, AND WOOD PULP.

542 Bhoks, Printed or Manuscript, Bound or Unbound (including

Telegraphic Code Books, Picture Books and Copy Books for

teaching Drawing and Writing, and Books for teaching ,

Music to Children; but not including other Music Books,

Ledgers, and other offices, Schools, and private stationery) Free

543 Charts and Maps (including Outline Maps, Relief Maps,

Globes, and Models and Charts for Educational Purposes,

such as the teaching of anatomy, etc.) ; Free

544 Newspapers and Periodicals

(a) Old (fit only for packing or remanufacture) Quintal 0.31

(b) Others Free

.545 Paper Boards, Coated or Uncoated, Lined or Unlined, White

or Coloured, Glazed or Unglazed, Plain or Embossed :—

, (a) Ivory Board, Chrome Bo^rd, Bristol Board made wholly

or partly of Chemical Pulp Value 25%

(b) BOxhoard, Leather Board, Manila Board, Jacquard or

Silk Board (Chip-Board), Wood-pulp Board, Duplex

or Triplex (including Paste-boards of all kinds) Quintal 3.50

[c) Strawboard, Plain „ 1.50

.546 Paper, Cigarette :—

(a) On bobbins or rolls (including weight of bobbins or roll) K’gramme 0.25

(5) Others Value 15%

-547 Paper, Coated and/or Enamelled, on one or both sides, White

or Coloured (including Coated Art Printing Paper) 100 Kg. 9.60

230 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

548 Paper, Common Printing an

Mechanical Wood-Pulp), Calendered or Uncalendered, Sized

or Unsized, White or Coloured :— Unit C.G.U.-

(а) In rolls Quintal 7i%

(б) Others ,, 2.60

549 Paper, Drawing, Document, Bank-note, and Document Bond.. Value 30% .

550 Paper, Glazed, either Flint, Friction, Marbled, or Designed

Plain or Embossed, White or Coloured 100 Kg. 13.00

551 Paper Labels, for Match-Manufacturing Value 5.0O

552 Paper, M.G. Cap, White or Coloured, made wholly or chiefly '

of Mechanical Wood Pulp 100 Kg. 5.00'

553 Paper, Packing and Wrapping, Brown or Coloured, Glazed or

Unglazed, Plain or Laid (including Packing Paper proofed

with Pitch or other ?naterial and of one or more ply) Quintal 5.00*

654 Paper, Parchment, Pergamyn, Glascine, and Grease-proof (in-

cluding “Cellophane” and similar transparent paper) Value 30%

555 Paper, Tissue (including Copying, Bible-print, Manifold, and

Pelure, White or Coloured, Plain or Laid) : Quintal 30%.

556 Paper, Writing and/or Printing, Glazed or Unglazed, White

or Coloured, Plain or Laid (including Antique Wove, Un-

coated Art Printing Paper, and the like), n.o.p.f. :—

(а) Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp 100 Kg. 6.60

(б) Others „ 6.00

557 Wall-paper, and Paper, Embossed, Metallic, or otherwise De-

corated,, n.o.p.f. Value 30%

558 Paper, n.o.p.f. :—

f (a) Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp „ 25%

(5) Others ,, 25%

559 Wood Pulp, Chemical Quintal 0.45

560 Wood Pulp, Mechanical . „ 0.40

561 Paperware and all Articles made of Paper, n.o.p.f Value 30%

XII. —HIDES, LEATHER, SKINS (FURS) AND MANUFACTU

562 Hides:—

(a) Buffalo and Cow Quintal 7£%

(6) Others „ 7*%

563 Leather, Belting K’gramme 12£%

564 Leather, Sole ,, 20%

565 Leather, n.o.p.f ,, 20%

566 Manufactures of Leather, n.o.p.f. (including Boots and Shoes,

Purses, etc.) j Value 30%

567 Skins (Furs) :—

(а) Undressed Value 10%

(б) Dressed and/or Dyed „ 20%

568 Articles made whollv or chiefly of Skins (Furs), n.o.p.f „ 40%

XIII. —BONES, FEATHERS, HAIR, HORNS, SHELLS, SINEW

AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

569 Bezoar :—

(5) Others ,, 15%-,

^o) Cow Bezoar, Indian Value 15%

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT ^TARIFF 231

570 Bones, and- Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) Bones „ 10%

(b) Manufactures of Bones ,, 25%>•••■.,

571 Crocodile and Armadillo Scales K’gramme 0.20

572 Feathers, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Feathers for Decoration Value 25%

:(5V Feathers, Other

(c) Manufactures i.... n.o.p.f. ,,

made wholly; or partly of Feathers, 10%

30%

573 Hair, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Hairs, Horse .'. K’gramme' 0.14

(b) Hair, Horse Tails ,, 0.21

(c) Hair, Other Value 10%

(d) Manufactures of Hair, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

574 Horns, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Horns, Buffalo and Cow Quintal 3.80

(b\ Horns, Deer K’gramme 0.11

(c) " Horns, Deer, Old and Young

(d) Hoyns, Rhinoceros and Antelope ,, 15%

. (e) Horns, Other ,, 10%

(/) Manufactures of Horns, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

575 Manure, Animal Free

570 Musk H’gramme 8.40

577 Shells Value 10%

578 Sinews, Animal :—

(a) Cow and Deer K’gramme 0.23

(bj Others ■.... Value 25%

579 Tusks, Animal Teeth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.: —

0.£ (a)(b) Elephants’

Tusks, and Tusks,

AnimalsWhole

Teeth”,or Other

Parts of K’gramme 10%

Value 1.20

. . (c) Manufactures of Tusks and Animal Teeth, n.o.p.f t 30%

Tariff Name of Article Tariff Duty

XIV.—TIMBER.

580 Laths (not over 1.25 metres in length) Thousand 1.50

Ordinary (not including Teak and other enumerated Woods),

Rough Hewn, and Rouhd Logs :—

581 Hardwood Cubic M. 2.90

582 Softwood „ 2.00

Ordinary, Sawn :—

583 Hardwood, not over Gold Units .75 in value per cubic metre... „ 6.30

584 Softwood „ 4.00

Ordinary, Manufactured (including any process further than

simple sawing, but not including Masts and Spars) :—

585 Hardwood :>f-

(a) Clear, on net measure, not over Gold Units 130 in

value per cubic metre y, 12.00

(b) Merchantable, on net measure, not over . Gold Units 85

in value per cubic metre ,, 9.60

’586 Softwood

(a) Clear, on net measure .

, g (b) Merchantable, on net measure : .

232 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

587 Ordinary Masts and Spars Value 20%

588 Railway Sleepers Piece 5%

589 Teakwood (Beams, Planks, and Logs) Cubic M. 14.00

590 Timber, n.o.p.f. (Hard & Soft) Value 15%

XV.—WOOD, BAMBOOS, RATTANS, COIR, STRAW, AND MANUFACTURES

THEREOF

591 Bags, Straw and Grass Thousand 10.00

592 Bamboos, and Manufactures thereof, n.o...p.f.

(a) Canes, Bamboo ,, 1-50

(b) Others (including Bamboo, Split or Skin, etc.) Value 10%

(c) Manufactures of Bamboo, n.o.p.f ,, 20%

593 Coir and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Raw, Fibre, and Yarn Quintal 10%

(b) Rope „ 15%

(c) Mats, Door Dozen 2.40

(d) Mattings, 92 cm. by 92 metres Roll of 92 Metres 14.00

(e) Manufactures of Coir, n.o.p.f Value 20%

594 Kapok Quintal 4.60

595 Mats for Packing Purposes (including Dunnage Mats) Piece 10%r

596 Mats, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Fancy „ 20%

(b) Formosa Grass (bed) ,, 3.30

(c) Rattan „ 20%

(d) Rush Hundred 25.00

(e) Straw ,, 2.00

(/) Tatami '. Piece 0.20

(9) Others „ 20%

597 Matting, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Straw, 92 cm. by 37 metres Roll of 37 metres 2.10

(b) Others , „ 20%.

598 Rattans, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Rattan, Core or whole Quintal 2.5(1

tb) Rattan, Skin and Fibre ,, 5.00

(c) Rattan, Split ,, 2.50

(d) Manufactures of Rattan, n.o.p.f Value 20%

599 Straw, Panama Straw and the like, and Manufactures thereof,

n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Straw, Panama Straw, Buntal Fibre, etc >> 1®%-

(b) Cordage (including Rope & Twine) Quintal 15%

(c) Hats Dozen 30%

(d) Other Manufactures, n.o.p.f Value 20%

600 Wood :—

(а) Camagon 100 Kg. 1.70'

(б) Garoo K’gramme 1.80

(c) Puru 100 Kg. 0.94

(d) Red and Rose ,, 2.00“

(e) Sandal „ 25%

(/) Scented and Fragrant (Hsiang Ch’ai) Value 25%

(g) Cork Wood „ 7J%

()i) Others (including Camphor Wood, Ebony, Kranjee

Wood, Lignum-vitoe, etc.) ,, 20%

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 2331

€01 Woodware of all kinds and other Manufactures of Wood,

n.o.p.f. Unit C.G.U.

(a) Casks, Barrels, Packing Cases or other ordinary

Containers for Cargo ,, 20%

(b) Corks „ 15%

(c) Furniture ,, 20%

(d) Machinery (whole or parts) ,, 10%

(e) Sandal Dust ,, 25%

(/) Scale Sticks Piece 0.12

(g) Shavings (for Match Manufacturing) 100 Kg. 1.70

(h) Shooks for Making Casks and Cases Value 20%

(i) Splints (for Match Manufacturing) 100 Kg. 1.50

{j) Wood Shavings, Hinoki Value 20%

(k) Wood, Veneer (including Plywood) ,, 20%

(l) Others ,, 25%

XVI—COAL, FUEL, PITCH, AND TAR.

€02 Charcoal Quintal 1.09

603 Coal :—

(a) Anthracite, with Fuel Ratio at 5 or over Metric Ton 2.80

(b) Others ,, ,, 1-80

604 Coal Briquettes ,, ,, 15%

Liquid Fuel. See No. 529.

605 Pitch and Asphalt Quintal 0.83

606 Tar, Coal „ 0.60

607 Coke Metric Ton 10%

XVIL—CHINAWARE, ENAMELLEDWARE, GLASS, ETC.

608 Chinaware (Not including Chemical and other Scientific

Chinaware) Value 50%

609 Enamelled Ironware :—

(а) Basins, Bowls, Cups, and Mugs :

(1) Not over 11 centimetres in diameter Dozen 0.25

(2) Over 11 centimetres but not over 22 centimetres

in diameter ,, 0.45

(3) Over 22 centimetres but not over 36 centimetres

in diameter Dozen 0.55

(4) Others Value 20%

(б) Others „ 20%

610 Glass, Plate, Silvered

(a) Less than 1 /10 sq. metre each (Unbevelled) Sq. Metre 20%

(b) Not over J sq. metre each :

(1) Bevelled .....; 2.30

(2) Unbevelled „ 1-80

(c) Over £ sq metre each :

(1) Bevelled „ 2.50

(2) Unbevelled „ 2.00

611 Glass, Plate, Unsilvered :—

(a) Less than ljH sq. metre,each (Unbevelled) ,, 20% .

(b) Not over J sq. metre each :

(1) . Bevelled

(2) Unbevelled „ 1.50

2 (c) Over- J sq.

U) Bevelled metre each : „ 2.50

(2) Unbevelled „ 2.00

234 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.Ui

612 Glass, Plate or Sheet, n.o.p.f Value 20%

613 Glass, Window, Common, not over 61 hectogrammes in weight

per sq. metre 10 sq. metre 1.10

614 Glass, Window, Coloured,. Stained, . Ribbed, Embossed, or

Wired Value 20%

615 . Glassware (Not including Chemical and other Scientific J

r, - Glassware) j 25%

616 Mirrors ,, 25%

617 ‘ Opera Glasses and Eyeglasses, Complete and parts thereof ,, • 20%

XVIII—STONE, EARTH, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

618 Cement, Hydraulic, as Portland l.„. Quintal 0.83

619 Corundum Sand „ 1.10

620 Emery and Glass Powder ,, 0.83

Emery Cloth. See,Np. 636.

621 Fire bricks and Brinks i .:.... Value- 10%

622 Flrecldy „ Quintal 0.^8

623 Flints (including Flint Pebbles) ,, 0.66 , ,

,-S^n^-paper. See No. 660. . .

624 i Tiles (including floor tiles) Valuq ,15%

625 Crucibles .• ,, . 20%

626 Stone, Earth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

q (a) Manufactures ,, 20% „,

, (b) Others ■.%.. „ t J5% "C'

XIX—MISCELLANEOUS.

627 Amber, Coral, Tortoise : Shell' (Real or Imitation), and

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Manufactures „ 30%

(b) Others ,, " 20%

628 Animals, Living 10%

629 Asbestos and Manufactures thereof :—

(a) Lump, Powder, and Fibre K’gramme 15%

(b) Mill board Quintal 2.80

(c) Sheets or Packings, Woven K’gramme 15%

(d) Yarn „ 0.17

(e) Othbrs ,, 15%

630 Barometers, Thermometers, Drawing, Surveying, Medical,

Nautical, Optical, Surgical, Dental, and all other Scientific

Instruments or Apparatus, and parts or accessories thereof. Value 10%i'

631 Building Marterials, nuo.p.f „ 15%

632 Buttons :—

■ (a) Metal (not including those made, or plated with

Precious Metals) Gross 0.60

1 (b) Porcelain, or Common Glass 12 Gross 0.20

(c) Shell Gross 0.20

(d) Others Value 25%

633 Curios and Antiques „ 30%

634 Damasceneware, Satsumaware, and Lacquerware ,, 40%'

635 Decorative or Ornamental Materials or Products, n.o.p.f.

(including Spangles, Tinsel and Tinsel Wire, Metallic

Trimmings, etc.) „ 25%

636 Emergy-Cloth '

(a) Sheet not over

I 'f10 sq. metre Ream 2.06

(b) Sheet over /10 sq. metre Value 10%

637 Explosives for Industrial Purposes ,r 10%.

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

<638 Fans : Unit C.G.U.

(a) Palm-leaf Thousand 20%

• (b) Paper or Cotton ,, 10.00

(c) Others „ 25%

•€39 Fertilisers, n.o.p.f Quintal 10%

€40 Glue K’gramme 0.035

€41 Gramophones, Phonographs, and other Talking Machines, and

parts and accessories thereof Value 30%

€42 Gypsum Quintal 0.17

€43 Hat Braid and Fibres for making Hat Braid Value 10%

€44 India-rubber and Gutta-percha, and Manufactures thereof :—

(a) India-rubber, Crude, Old or Waste, and Guttapercha,

Crude Quintal 10%

(b) Boots and Shoes, as also Footgear made wholly or

partly of Rubber Pair 30%

(c) Manufactures, n.o.p.f. (including Tires, i.e. for

Bicycles, Ricshas, etc.) ,, 38.00

(d) Others (including Tires for Motor Vehicles) Value 25%

€45 Jewellery and Ornaments, n.o.p.f >> 30%

€46 Lamps and Lampware, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

€47 Leather, Imitation, and Oilcloth (not including Oilcloth for

Flooring), and Manufactures thereof :—

(a) Leather, Imitation, and Oilcloth „ 25%

(b) Manufactures of Imitation, Leather, and Oilcloth ,, 30%

648 Linoleum and other Floor Coverings, n.o.p.f ,, 30%

649 Machine Belting and Hose ,, 15%

650 Manicure Sets and parts thereof, Powder Puffs and cases, and

Vanity cases „ 30%

€51 Matches, Wood, Safety or Other

(a) Small, in Boxes not over 51 mm. by 35 mm. by 16 mm.

(including Booklets) Gross 40%

(b) Large, in Boxes not over 64 mm. by 38 mm. by 19 mro. „ 0.24

(c) In Boxes whose dimensions exceed any one of the

dimension given under (b) above „ 40%

€52 Musical Instruments :—-

(а) Complete „ 25%

(б) Parts and Accessories :—

(1) Organ Reeds ,, 10%

(2) Ivory Key Boards „ 10%

(3) Others „ 20%

€53 Pearls, Real or Imitation Value 30%

€54 Pens, Pencils, and Other Office Requisites, n.o.p.f „ 20%

€55 Perfumery, Cosmetics, Shaving Soap, Face Cream, Tooth

Paste, Talcum or other Toilet Powder, Hair Tonic, and all

other Preparation for the Hair, Mouth, Teeth, or Skin „ 35%

€56 Photographic and Cinematographic Products, Apparatus, and

Materials of all kinds except Chemicals „ 25%

€57 Plants and Flowers, Living ,, 10%

€58 Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, Real or Imitation (includ- .

ing Jadestone, Cornelian Stone, etc.) and Manufactures

thereof :—

(a) Uncut and Unpolished :

(1) Jadestone Quintal 10%

(2) Others Value 20%

(b) Others * „ 25%

€59 Printing and Lithographic Materials, n.o.p.f „ 15%

236 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

660! .Sand-Paper Unit G.G.U.

(a) Sheet not -over 1/ ' sq. metre Ream 0.60

(b) Sheet over J/J0 sq.10 metre Value 10%

651 Sponges ,, 15%jj;

662 Sporting Requisites, n.o.p.F „ 20% .

663 Starch K’granune 15%.

664 Synthetic Resins and Plastics (such as Celluloid, Bakelites,

etc.) and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Manufactures Value .35%,

(b) Others (including primps, Bars, Rods, Plates, Sheafs,

Tubes, etc., i.e., not as finished Articles) 20%

665 Thermostatic Containers, and parts or accessories thereof ,, 25%

666 Tobacconists’ Sundries „ 30%

667 Toilet Equipment (such as Combs, Brushes, etc.) „ 35%

668 Toys and Games '„ 35%

669 Trunks, Suitcases, Satchels, Card Cases, Jewel Cases, Port-

folios, and Travelling Bags or Boxes of all kinds " ,, 30%)'*'

670 Umbrellas and Sunshades :—

(a) With Handles wholly or partly of Precious Metals,

Ivory,. Mother-of-Pearl, Tortoise-Shell, Agate, etc..

(b) With all other Handles, all Cotton, or Cotton Mixtures,

not Silk „ 0.20-

(c) With all other Handles, Silk and Silk Mixtures ,, 0.50

(d) With all other Handles, Paper ,, 0.13

(e) With all other Handles, Others ,, 25%

(/) Parts and' accessories ...„.......i............ Value 20%

671 Works of Art, such, as Pictures, etchings,: and Engravings,

Paintings, Drawings, Statuary, Sculptures, and/or, Copies,

Replicas, or Reproductions thereof ,, 20%

672 Articles not otherwise provided for in this Tariff ,, 20%

DIRECTORY

Ywroma

 EASTERN SIBERIA

VLAD IV OSTOCK

Vladivostock is the chief town of the Maritime Province, which, together with

the Habarov.sk, Nicolaevsk, Amour, Zeia, Tchita, Sretensk, Kamchatka, and Saghalien

atProvinces

Habarovsk.forms the “Far Eastern Region” of Siberia. The administrative centre is

The

deg. 54Bay. port of Vladivostock,

min. OfEast, at theinsouthern lies inendlatitude

ofit isa long 43 deg. 7 min.reaching

North, longitude the 131

Great the ports East Siberia by farpeninsula

the most important.into ItPeter has one

ofshape

the and

mostthemagnificent

once supposedharbours hiddenin thetreasures

East. inFrom the itsslightly

peculiar long andsoilnarrow-

auriferous of its

surrounding

trances to the hills it

harbour hasarenot inappropriately

hidden by Russian been called

Island, which the Golden

divides Horn.

the Theinto

fairway en-

two narrow passages. This fine sheet of water first runs for about half a mile in a

northern

mile. direction and then suddenly bends to the east for a distance of about one

northernOn shore;

all sidesthese

it ishills

surrounded

slope sharply by hillsdown low toon'the

the water’s

southernedge.and higher on the

Once verdane

with

harbour,foliage, they ofhave

capable been completely

accommodating denudedunlimited

an almost of treesnumber

by reckless felling.of deep

of vessels The

draught

kept open by ice-breakers so that steamers can always find their way in withoutis

and large capacity, affords a safe anchorage. During the winter months it

difficulty.

fine gravingThere dock isofathe

floating dock capable

following dimensions of taking

:—Length in vessels up to6213,000

over all, feet;tons, and ata

length

bottom,

There are also two large docks built especially for purposes of the State war fleet,feet.

564 feet; breadth, 118 feet; breadth at entrance, 90 feet; min. depth, 29 but

merchantauthorities

railway vessels are nowthepermitted torevised

dock in freight

them. Thanksandto efforts assistance from thea

maximum number ofincars form ofthe

during last two years,rates shipments via Changchun to employ to

South

is not Manchurian ports assumed

vital to the prosperity dimensions

of North Manchuria. indicating that an outlet Via Vladivostock

A large import business was formerly dope, the main lines being cotton goods, iron,

machinery,

interior. The flour,municipal

fresh andaffairspotted meat, boots, were

of Vladivostock anch managed

tea for transportation

by a Mayor andintoTown the

Council

1922 the Soviet Government at Moscow extended its authority to Vladivostock. Theof

elected by and from among the Russian civil community. In the Autumn

town is built on the southern slope of the hills running along the northern shore of

the harbour,

placing the oldandwooden

handsome brick residences

structures. The entire havearea,

beenwitherected

the inexception

recent years,

of some re-

unoccupied

well laid outlotswith

intervening

wide but here and there,

ill-kept roads. is The

covered by buildings,

sanitary arrangementsand thearetownbad,is

though the town is fairly healthy. Most conspicuous among the buildings are the

government

railway station, offices,

thethe post and

museum, thetelegraph

Russian church,offices, themunicipal

residenceshouse, the barracks,

formerly occupied the-by

the Governor and by the Admiral Commanding (the latter residence is surrounded

by a public garden), while the houses formerly belonging to

are well and substantially built. There are two or three hotels, a university, several the more affluent merchants

schools

late TsarforcutboysatandVladivostock

girls, and military,

the first naval

sod ofandthecivil hospitals.

Siberian Railway,In which

June, was

1891,com-

the

pleted in 1902. The port is the terminus

there are steamship services to Japan and Shanghai. of the great trunk line from Moscow, and

240 VLADIVOSTOCK—NICOLAEVSK

DIRECTORY

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

T. C.Hordum,

Dtd.—27, Lineinaya, Street; Teleph.

8-74; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad: Soya Jeppesensupt

F. A. Kunze, signs per pro. G. W. Sorensen

S. H. Madsen | G. Andresen

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 25th October C. H. C.Brogger I A. J. Hansen

Street; P.O. Box C.A. A.M. Smidt

Knudsen | K. H. G.F. Madsen

J. Findlay, agent102; Cable Ad: Becos Jacobsen

’CONSULATES Wassard & Co. — Cable Ad: Orient;

China Code: Scott’s

Germany Bentley’s; 10thA.B.C.

L. P. Wassard, edn. and5thAcme,

managing

edn., Boe

Impr.,

partner

Consul—A Balser A. Jorgensen, partner

Secretary—A. Wollny E. Lundsteen, manager

NICOLAEVSK

The port and settlement of Nicolaevsk, founded in 1851 by Admiral Nevelskoi, is

situated on the river Amur, about 39 miles from its mouth. The Amur is here about

ofninethree

milesto infourwidth,

knots,with a depth

though the inriver

mid-stream of eightinto parts,

is very shallow nine fathoms

even inandmid-stream.

a current

It is navigable for vessels of light draught for more than 2,000 miles, and vessels of 12

feet draught

sea level andcangradually

get up 600 miles.eastward

slopes The town

downis tobuilttheonriver.

a plateau

The 50mostfeetconspicuous

above the

edifice

in appearance, with a large west tower, having belfry and dome, but it imposing

is the Cathedral, round which the town is built. This structure is is built

ofis awood

largeand is showingsquare,

grass-grown signs twoof deterioration.

sides of which At are the back ofby the

occupied Cathedral

barracks, the

“except

Governor’s

those ” house,

used as and police

public station.

buildings or There

stores, are

and few

the substantial

buildings houses

are small in the

and town,

wholly

built

“ Bedsof” wood. The townand

and “ Whites,” suffered

a largebadly

partinoftheit was

Spring of 1920

burned in theThere

down. struggle between

is little trade

at present except in fish and cranberries, quantities of salmon being dried and cured

here. There is a small export of Manchurian soya beans to Japan.

 Japan

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 JAPAN

Constitution and Government

•of anThe government

absolute monarchy,of the

but Japanese Empire was anciently,

the real administrative and executivein theory

poweratwasleast,in that

the

hands of the Shogun and his clansmen. In the year 1868 the Imperialist party over-

threw, after a short war, the power of the Shogun, together with that of the Daimios,

•orretainers

feudal tonobles, who, onbythewhom

the Mikado, 25th June,were 1869,permitted

resigned totheir lands, revenues, and

-original incomes, but ordered to residetheyin the capital in future. retain one-tenth

The sovereign isofknown

their

-asnever

thebeen

Emperor.

in generalTheuseword

among“Mikado” is only one of many honorific titles and has

the Japanese.

Hirohito,

•coronation years the reigning

ceremonies monarch, succeeded to the

in throne in December, His1927,Majesty

and th

thirty-six of agewereandperformed

is, according in Kyoto

to Japanese November, 1928. partly

chronology, mythicali

the 124th of an unbroken dynasty, founded 660 B.c.

The power of the Mikado was formerly absolute, but its exercise was controlled to

some

and extent byknown

ordinarily custom and thepublic opinion. inThe1875, Emperor Mutsuhito, Senatetoposthumously

Judicial Tribunal wereasfounded, Emperor

solemnlyMeiji declared hiswhen earnestthe desire and

haveSupreme

a con-

stitutional system of government. The Mikado has long been regarded as the spiritual

as well as the temporal head of the Empire, but, although the Shinto faith is held

to bealla form

and of national

religions religion,in the

are tolerated Emperor

Japan. The does not interfere

Ecclesiastical in religiouswasmatters,

Department in 1877

reduced

Emperor to a

acts simple

throughbureauan under

Executive the control

Ministry of the Minister

divided into of the Interior.

eleven departments, The

—Gwaimu Sho (Foreign Affairs), Naimu Sho (Interior), Okura Sho (Finance), Kaigun

•Sho

Sho (Navy), Rikugun

I'Agricuiture Sho (Army),Shoko

and Forestry), ShihoShoSho(Commerce

(Justice), and

Mombu Sho (Education),

Industry), Teishin Norm

Shoa (Com-

munications) Takumusho (Overseas Affairs) and Tetsudo-sho

Council, modelled on that of Great Britain, was constituted. The new Constitution, (Railways). In 1888 Privy

promised by the Mikado, was proclaimed on the 11th February, 1889, and in July,

1890, the first Parliament was elected; it met on the 29th

ary system is bicameral, the House of Peers and the House of Representatives con-November. The Parliament-

stituting the Imperial Diet.

{Tokyo, The Kyoto,

Empireand is divided

Osaka),forinto

administrative

and 43henKen, purposes intoincluding

ornamed

prefectures, three Fu,theor uLoochoo

rban prefectures

a separate administration, called Hokkaido-cho. Chosen or Corea, which Yezo

which have been converted a and Okinawa. The island of isIslands,

under

was annexed

by Japan in 1910, Formosa, and the Kwantung Province of Manchuria are governed as

colonies with a Governor

general supervision General,

of thefrom Ministry or, in the case ofAffairs.

Kwantung, a Governor, under was the

originally leased by Russia China,oftheOverseas

lease being taken over Kwantung

by JapanProvince

as a result of

equal rank, are under the control of the Ministry of the Interior and have limitedof

the Russo-Japanese war. The fu and hen are governed by prefects, who are all

powers,

the beingof required

Minister to submit

the Interior. Nor haveeverytheymatter, unless there

any concern is a precedent

in judicial proceedings, forwhich

it, to

come

Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyagi, and Sapporo, over which theat

under the cognizance of the 51 local Courts, and the seven Supreme Courts

Daishin-In presides at Tokyo.

regime,Previous to the last change

the administrative of Government,

authority rested aswith whichShogun

restored(Military

the ancient Imperial

whom

they foreigners

negotiated were at first

treaties of led to recognise

peace and commerce.the the

temporal

The Shogunate andCommander),

sovereign, was with whomin

founded

1184 by Yoritomo, a general of great valour and ability, and was continued through

several dynasties until 1868, when the Tokugawa family were dispossessed of the

usurped authority. Under the Shogun 300 or more Daimios (feudal princes) shared

242 JAPAN

the administrative

conditionally upon power,loyalty

their beingto’ practically

the Shogun; supreme

but theirHisinrank

their

and respective

power domains-

disappeared

with the Shogunate. On the 7th July, ■ 1884,^however, Majesty

Notification and Rescript rehabilitating the nobility, and admitting to its ranks the most issued an Imperial

distinguished

The civil

wereand military officials who replaced

took part in the work of the Restoration-

(Ko),old titles(Jlaku),

Count abolished,

Viscount and (Shi),have

andbeen Baron (Dan). by those of Prince {Ko), Marquis

Population

The total1 area of Japan, exclusive of Formosa and Chosen, is estimated at 163,042

square

Census miles.

Board The population

in 1935,, of the Empire,

was 69,254,148 for Japanaccording,

Proper;to 22,899,038

the returnsforfromKorea; the

5,212,426 for Formosa;

Tokyo,. Osaka, and 331,967

Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, for YokohamaSaghalieii. The ipostinpopulous

and Nagasaki the 'ordercities'are

.named.’.

Japan is geographically

important territory; Kiushiu, divided“nine

into theprovinces,”

four islands: Honshiu, the central

the south-wUstefn island; and most

Shikoku,

“the four provinces,” the southern island; and Hokkaido, the most northerly

and least developed.

containing 66 provinces,Theandfirst the three

latter islands

Hokkaido areissub-divided

divided intointo eight large areas,

11 provinces.

Extension

the first line of the'Japanese

was laid railway systems

in 187.2.andTheSaghalierf),-

mileage open, has proceeded uninterruptedly

to traffictoin the J apan1930proper since

(ex-

cluding- Chosen, Formosa -according returns,

is 8,826inmiles

ment 1906 ofdecided

State railway

on the and State5,769 miles ofof private

ownership all railways railway.

which The Govern-

are used for

general traffic, the object being to improve the facilities for direct traffic over long

distances, to accelerate transportation, and to chfeapen the cost. The Government-

proposed to purchase the lines belonging to 32 private companies within a period

extending

them, reduced from the1906number

to 1911,ofbutcompanies

the Houseto ofbePeers; boughtwhen out theto Bills

17 andcameextended

before

the period of purchase to 1915. The aggregate length of the lines it was decided to-

purchase

through the waswhole

2,812 transaction

miles. It was in onesoonyear, foundandadvisable

the sum for various

of Yen reasons was

483,563,325 to carry

paid

during the two years 1907'-8 and 1908-9. As a result of the war with Russia, the South

Manchurian Railway was taken over by Japan. There are well over 4,000 miles of

electric tramways in Japan, with many more under construction.

By treaties made with a number of foreign Governments the Japanese ports of

Kanagawa

(formerly (Yokohama),

called Nagasaki, Kobe, thrownHakodate, Niigata, and commerce.

the cities ofInTokyo

new treaties wereYedo)signedand Osaka

with the were

Powers by which openextra-territoriality

to foreign was abolished1894

and the whole country opened to foreign trade and residence, the treaty to come into-

force'in July, 1899. Actually, extra-territoriality ceased to exist on August 4th, 1899..

Education

There Education

are is national

numerous High and very Middle

Schools, general Schools,

in Japan,Normaland isSchools,

making great progress.

special studies—such as Law, Commerce, Science, Medicine, Mining,and Colleges

Agriculture, for

and

Foreign Languages—and several Female High Schools have

carefully fostered by the Government. In order to facilitate the prosecution of foreign been established, and are

studiesexpense,

public the Government

a large numberemploysof students

many European every yearprofessors,

to AmericaandandalsoEurope.

sends, at the-

The Earthquakes of 1923 and 1930

any An appalling

recorded in theearthquake—probably

history of the world—occurred the most disastrous

in Tokyo and in itsYokohama

consequences

and theof

sunvmnding

killed, district on September 1st, 1923, as dead

a result of113,000

which 100,000 people were-

material damage was enormous. A very large proportion of the buildings in The

43,000 were missing and believed to be and were injured. the

capital

the fires and

whichthe chief port were reduced to dust andtotal

ashesof 6,962

by thefactories

earthquake and

and assessed thefollowed.

damage atTheyenofficial returns

§380,000,000. gave

Greata progress has been madedestroyed,

in Tokyo

and Yokohama with re-construction work on the most modern lines.

 JAPAN 243

On November 26th, 1930, Japan experienced another serious earthquake, 252 people

‘being killed,

was feltfully 351

severely injured and

in Tokyo over 8,000

the special buildings were

precautionsnotakendamaged.

in the 1 hough the shock

-capital justified themselves and practically damage was rebuilding

sustained inof the

the

rural districts. The total damage was estimated over twenty million yen.

Foreign Trade For 1935

The foreign trade of Japan proper for the year 1935 amounts to ¥4,971,309,000;

that

favouris,of ¥2,499,073,000 in exports and

exports being ¥^26,837,000. ¥2,472,236,000

Compared with 1934inthisimports, the anbalance

represents increasein

of ¥327,149,000 in exports and ¥189,706,000 inr imports. The balance in 1934 was

unfavourable to Japan by an import excess of ¥ 110,606,000.

The exports which have increased in value are : Raw silk by Yl00,238,000>

Vegetable

Cotton Yarns FattybyOils by ¥20,760,000,

¥12,387,000, Rayon(inTissues

Comestibles tin andby bottle)

¥14,776,000, Iron by ¥12,806,000,

by ¥6,825,000, Machinery

by

Sugar by ¥4,046,000, Copper by ¥10,273,000, Glass and Glass Y4,262,000,

¥6,079,000, Wheat Flour by ¥5,248,000, Aquatic Products by Manufactures Refined

by

¥3,883,000,

Woollen Tissues Cotton Tissues by and

by ¥2,552,000 ¥3,716,000,

Paper byToys by ¥3,477,000,

¥2,435,000. Hosiery

The only by ¥2,649,000,

decreases were in

Riceand

000 andDried

PaddyPlants

by ¥3,194,000, Beans and

for Insectifuge Peas by ¥2,329,000, Hats and Caps by Y 1,576,-

by ¥1,047,000.

The chief changes among the commodities imported were gains of ¥’35,596,000 in

Iron, ¥24,343,000 in Crude Oil and Heavy

¥17,831,000 in Oil Yielding Materials, ¥16,736,000 Oils, ¥19,681,000 in Beans and

in Ores, ¥0,778,000 Peas

in Coal,

¥10,845,000 in Pulp for Paper-making, ¥10,273,000 in Copper, ¥’9,592,000 in Wood,

¥7,262,000 in¥5,169,000

Aluminum, Sulphate ofinAmmonia

Hides and(crude), ¥6,986,000

Skins, in Machinery,

¥5,306,000 in Wool, ¥¥6,892,000

r

3,383,000 inin

Phosphorite, ¥.3,022,000 in Crude Sugar, ¥2,450,000 in Wheat, ¥2,688,000 in Rice

and Paddy,inand

¥5,702,000 Crude¥2,389,000 in Lead; and

Rubber, ¥3,374,000 decreases

in Oil-cake andof¥1,397,000

¥’17,163,000 in RawBran.

in Wheat Cotton,

The trade with China and Manchukuo for the year 1935 totalled ¥’925,389,000 as

against

as against¥831,144,000

a favourableforbalance

the yearof1934, showing ina 1934.

¥209,108,000 favourable balance of ¥224,764,000

DIRECTORY

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT

Cabinet (Naikaku)

Prime Minister—

Minister of ForeignKonoye Fumimaro

Affairs— Hirota Koki

Minister of Home Affairs—Baba

Minister of Finance—Kaya Okinori Eiichi

Minister ofof the

Minister WarNavy—Yonai

-Sugiyama Gen Mitsumasa

Minister

Minister ofof Justice—Shiono

Education—YasuiSuehiko

Eiji

Minister ofof Agriculture

Minister Commerce and andIndustry—Yoshino

Forestry—Arima Yoriyasu

Shinji

Minister ofof Railways—Nakajima

Minister Communications—Nagai Ryutaro

Chikuhei

Minister of Overseas

Chief Secretary Affairs—Otani Sonyu

of Cabinet—Kazami Akira

Privy Council (Sumitsu-in)

President—Baron

ViceI. do. Hiranuma Kichiro

—Arai¥’asuhito

Kentaro

H. H.

H.H. I.I. H. Prince (Chichibu-no Miya)

H. Prince

Prince Nobuhito (Takamatsu-no-Miya)

Takahito (Mikasa-no-Miya)

H. I. H. Prince Kotohito (Kan-in-no-Miya)

244 JAPAN

EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS

Argentine (Legation)—Imperial

(Rooms 101-103), Hotel;

Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Teleph. Ginza (57) 3151-61 ter Plenipotentiary—H.E. Dr.

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister F. Havlicek, ll.d.

Plenipotentiary—Eduardo Becedo Counsellor—Dr.Ian Ivan Havelka

, Secretary—A. Alvarez Montenegro Commercial Secretary—A. J. Yolny

Belgium (Embassy)—33, Shimoniban- Denmark (Legation)—8, Nakadori,

Marunouchi; Tokyo; Teleph. Maru-

cbp, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. nouchi 0937; Cable Ad: Legadane

Kudan 3556 ; Cable Ad : Nathenad Envoy Extraordinary

Ambassador Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary—H.E. Baron Al- Plenipotentiary — R.andBertouch-

Minister

bert de Bassompierre (Private Lehn

Teleph. Kudan 2904) Assist. ‘ Commercial attache—Aage

First Secretary—Maurice Iweins Henriksen

d’Eeckhoutte (Private Teleph. Finland (Legation)—62, Tansu-machi,

Kudan 3730) Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka

Interpreter — Ferdinand Buckens ,0205 ; Cable Ad : Finlandia

(Private Teleph. Kudai; 1850) Envoy Extraordinary , and Minis-

Brazil (Embassy)—2, Omot'e-cho, 3- ter Plenipotentiary—Hugo Val-

choihe, Akasakaku Tokyo; Tetephs. vanne

AkasakaAkasaka

sador). 3860 (Bureau of the Akasaka

3861‘(House), Ambas- ; France (Embassy)^33, Fujimi-cho,

3448 (Chancellary) Azabu-ku

Ambassador Extraordinary and Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et

Plenipotentiary—H. E. Pedro Leao Plenipotentiaire—H. E. Fernand

Pila of the Embassy—Jean-

Velloso

2nd Secretary— Carlos Buarque de Counsellor

Macedo Baptiste

Attache Barbier

Canada (Legation)—16, 3-chome, Omote-' YaisseauNaval

Joseph—Rosati

Cap tain e de

Cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Telepbs. Attache

Mast Militaire — Lt. Col. C. E.

Akasaka (48) 2146; Cable Ad: Dominion Attach^ Commercial — A. Fisch-

II.M.’s Minister for Canada—H.E. bacher

Hon. R. Randolph Bruce

1st Secretary—E. D. McGreen

2nd Secretary—K. P. Kirkwood Germany (Embassy)—14, Nagata-cho,

Assist. Commercial attaches—A. K. 1-chome, Kojimachi - ku, Tokyo;

Doull and T. J. Monty Teleph. (57) (Ginza) 2317-8 and 3033;

Chilean (Legation)—7, 1-chome, Shi- Cable Ad : Diplogerma

Ambassador Extraordinary and

rokane Daimachi,

Teleph. (Takanawa) 3141Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Plenipotentiary —H. E. Dr. H.

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre von Dirksen

Counsellor—Dr. W. Noebel

Plenipotenciaire — Snr. Martin

Figueroa Military Attache—Col. E. Ott

Naval Attach^—Capt. P. W.

China (Legation)—14, liguramachi, Wenneker

6-chome, Azabuku, Tokyo Counsellor

Commercialof Legation—Dr. H. Kolb

Secretary — Dr. W.

Envoy Extraordinary and Ambass- Haas

ador ^ Plenipotentiary—H. E. Hsu

Shi Ying Attache of the Embassy—Count L.

Mirbach-Geldern

Czechoslovakia Attache of the Embassy—Dr. Tiehy

T ansumachi, (LEGATioN)-^Office

Azabu-ku, Tokyo; : 67, Chancellor—H.

Secretaries ofSchultze

Consulate — G.

Teleph. Akasaka 0183; Cable Ad : Schneider,

Zamini, Tokyo Boehm J. Altendorf and F.

 JAPAN 245;

Gbeat Bkitain (Embassy)—!, Goban- Peru (Legation)—2, Hiroo-cho, Azabu-

oho, Koj imachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. ku,Charge Tokyo; Teleph. Mita (45) 2640

d’Affai resHolguin

in Japan and

Kudan 2706 and 2707; Cable Ad: China—Carlos de Lavalle

Prodrome, Tokyo Military Attache — Major Juan

Ambassador Extraordinary

: Plenipotentiary :-h- H. E. the Rt. a nd Mendoza

Hon. Sir R. L.L.Craigie,

Counsellor—J. Dodds k.o.m.g., c.b. Poland (Legation)—9, Tsuna-machi,

Counsellor — W. B. Cunningham Shiba-ku, Mita, Tokyo; Telephs. (Resi-

Commercial Counsellor—-Sir G. B. dence) Mita 4503 ; (Office) Mita 1055 ;

Sansom, k.c.m.g.

Commercial Secretary—H. A. Ma- Cable Ad : Polmission

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

crae, M.B.E. ter Plenipotentiary — H. E.

Military Attache — Major-General Tadeusz Romer

F. S. G. Piggott, C.B., D.S.O.

Naval Attache—Capt. H.B. Rawlings, Military. Attache—Co,mmandant Br.

Adam Przybyiski

AirB..N. Attache — Wing - Commander Secretary of Legation--Jacek Tra-

w ih.sk i

W. E. G- Bryant, m.b.e., r.a.f. Ciiaiicellor—Stanislaw Dembinski

Greece (Legation),— 8, Nakadori:

Marunouchi, Tokyo Portugal (Legation) — l,Sannencho,

Royal Danish Legation in charge Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Ginza

(57) 1048; Private: (57) 1787

of Greek Interests Envoye Extraordinaire

Italy (Embassy)—28, Mita, 1-chome, Plenipotentiaire

Dr. Thomaz Ribeiro — S.de etExc.

Ministre

MelloM. le

Shibaku; Teleph. Mita 1580; Cable

Ad: Italiadipl

Ambassador Extraordinary and Siam (Legation)—2, Dai-machi, Akasa-

Plenipotentiary—H.E. G. Auriti ka-.ku, Teleph. Aoyama 4337

Counsellor—L.

Military Mariani Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Scalise and Air Attache—Col. G. ter Plenip.—Phra Mitrakarm

Rasha

Naval Attache—Capt. A. Ghe ] 3rd Secretary—Lpang Ratanadeb

Secretary—Comm. L. Garbaocio

. Secretary Interpreter—T'Cav. Almo Attache—^run Vichitran&nda

G. Melkay :

Mexico (Legation)—20, Nagata-cho, 2- Spain (Legation) — IchibeLcho, l-

chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph.

chome, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Akassaka (48 ) 461-2

Telephs. Ginza

Cable Ad: Legamex (57) 4494 and 4495; Enypy Extraord. , and Minister

Minister—H. E. Brig.-Gral. F. J. Plenip.—M- Santiago .

Aguilar , . Counsellor—^luan Gomez de Mo-

Secretary—Dr. lina y |ljo

Interpreter—B.J. HibiM. Alcaraz Tornel

Netherlands (Legation)—!, Sakae- Azabu-ku,(Legation)—22,

Sweden Teleph.'Nishi-machi,

cho, iShiba-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Shiba 4460 ; CableTokyo; Ad : Swedlegation

Akassaka

(43) 01300 Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister ter Plenipotentiary—W. Bagge

Plenipotentiary—H.E. ' General 1st Secretary—T. H. Wistrand

J. C. Pabst Secretary Archivist—T. T. W.

Secretary—J. H. van Royen Hjortzberg-Nordlund

Norway (Legation)—] 7) Aoyama Taka-

gicho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Switzerland (Legation)— 1, Shhuoni-

Aoyama 1455

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister ban-cho, Kojimacbi-ku

Minister—Walter Thurnheer

Plenipotentiary—Finn

sent) Koren (ab- 2nd Secretary—Julien A. Rossat

•Secretary—Leif B. Buch Interpreter—James C.G. Ribi

Chancellor—Ernest Sakamoto

246 JAPAN-TOKYO

Turkey (Embassy) — 47, Kamiyama-

machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. United States of America (Embassy)

Aoyama 4520 —1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku;

Ambassador Extraordinary and 1409 Akasaka (48) 0421-4, 05 5 and

Telephs.

Plenipotentiary and Charge Ambassador Extraordinary and

d’Affaires-H. E. Nebil Plenipotentiary—Joseph Clark

Grew

Counsellor—Engene H. Dooman

Union op Soviet Socialist Republics First Secretary—Joseph F. McGurk

(Embassy)—1, Mamianacho, Azabu- Second

Crocker,Secretaries — Edward

Cabot Coville and GeorgeS.

bu, ;Tokyo;

0139 Cable AdTeleph.

: PolpredAkasaka 0138, D. Andrews

Ambassador—K. Yurenev Naval

Military Attache—MajorM. H.Bemis

Attache—Capt. H. I. T.

Trade Commissioner and

Counsellor—Y. Kotchetoff Comm’l Creswell

Counsellor—N. Rairid Commercial Attache—Frank S.

Military Attache—Ivani Rink Williams

N aval Attache—A. Kovaleff Assist.

Ralph Naval Attaches

A. Ofstie and—Lt.Lt.-Comdr.

Edwin T.

Consul General and 1st Secretary Layton

—T. Deitchman Assist. Military Attache — Capt.

First Secretary—A. Askoff John Weckerling

TOKYO

The capital of Japan is situated on Tokyo Bay, on the East coast of

Japan. The river Sumida runs through the city, the larger part lying to the

west of this waterway, while on the east lie the two wards named Honjo and

F ukagawa

Tokyo as viewed from the bay is a pleasant-looking city, being well situat-

ed undulating

square miles andground, and into

is divided possessing abundant foliage. The city covers 198

35 wards.

In 1603, when lyeyasu became Shogun, he made Yedo, as it was then

called his capital, and from that time, in spite of the earthquakes which

several times nearly destroyed it and the fires which ravaged it, the city con-

tinued to grow until it exceeded Kyoto, the ancient capital, in population and

in splendour. The transfer of the Imperial Capital from Kyoto to Tokyo, as

it was then re-named, in 1868, brought increased prosperity to the city, and

from a population of a little more than 580,000 in 1878, it increased to

1,2 0,000 in 1888, to 1,140,000 in 1898, and to 2,170,000 in 1920 when the first national

census was taken. According to the 1935 census the population was 875,388.

Tokyo is one of the three cities in Japan which stands in a prefecture by

itself, with a Governor appointed by the Central Government. The city itself

is governed by a Mayor and a Municipality, which now has control over most

of the public utilities, including the water and electric supplies, and the

tramways. Of recent years the feudal aspect of Tokyo has almost entirely

disappeared, the streets having been widened so as to permit of modern traffic

conditions. Many fine buildings have also been erected, such as the Imperial

Theatre, Kabuki Theatre, the Imperial Hotel and large blocks of

business houses. Tokyo Central Station situated in the heart of the

business quarters, is now connected with all the main lines in Japan, thus

^adding to the convenience of passengers.

 241

A section well worth a visit is the public park or gardsn named UyenOj

where formerly stood the magnificent temple founded and maintained by the

Shoguns, and which was destroyed by fire during the War of Restoration in

July, 186&.. In Dyeno is also situated the fine Imperial Museum (Haku-butsu-

kwan), the Tokyo Gallery of Fine Arts, the Academy of Music and a small

Zoological Garden.

Undoubtedly the finest recent addition to the capital is the Miji Shrine

dedicated to the Emperor Meiji, (1868-1911), and its beautiful outer garden

which includes a fine stadium for athletic meetings and football matches, a

huge baseball ground, a swimming pool and an imposing Meiji Art Gallery.

Among the places much resorted to by visitors is the ancient temple of

Kwannon, at Asakusa*; not far, from XJyeno, 5one of tl^e mpst ipppular and most

frequented temples-in Japan. At the right of the thm'ple''there is a fine old

Pagoda,

opened closeand toneartheittempleare twoaboutcolossal

the same stone time

statues.as that

A newof park

Uyeno.wasThus,

also

with Shiba, in the southwest, where are to be seen some of the splendid

shrines of the Shoguns, among the chief glories ■ of Tokyo, there are three

large public gardens yithin the city, in addition to the Meiji Shrine garden

mentioned above.

Tokyo does ho direct foreign trade,.-all goods from abroad or coming

from abroad, being handled by lighters to and from Yokohama. Of late years

Tokyo has become the centre of. a large, industrial dist/'iqt. In addition to

the smaller industries that are carried on in the; city ithplf, thhre are in the

immediate (vicinity of tha capital large cotton milb,, jrpn foundries, and

machine shops which enaplpy thousands ofj lianas.

of theThe capital.

districts Here of Hpnjois theandcentre

Fukagawa of theform :a distinct.ihd-hstriakportion

lumber ahd/other trades. This

quarter is connected with " the rest of the city by tea splendid bridges all re-

built since tihe earthquake. The biggest of them

the north, Senju-0 Hashi, KotOfoi-Bashi (new builtk Azmna-iBashi,’ are! .called, commencing

Kbmaarata-Bash, on

(new built), Umaya-Bashi, Kuramae-Bashi (hew built), liyogoku-Bashi,

Kiyosu-Bashi (new built!, and Eitai-Bashi, respectively. From these the .traveller Shino-Bashi

may obtain

always a finewithview,junks

covered of the

andanimated

boats of allriver-life of the Huttfida,-

descriptions. •T : whose'waters

. are

Several great first have' swept Tokyo during the

thggfo have led to great impravements and widening of the streets. The last 'last tW^dehades, and

of these broke out on September 1st, 1923, following upon a very seyere earth-

quake. The casualties due to this terrible visitation, were as follows, accord-

ing to a return issued in November by the Home Office :—Dead . 68,215; missing

(believed to be dead). 39,304; injured. 42,135. The. number of houses des-

troyed is said to have been 316,000, dr VI per cent, of the whole of the build

ings of the city : and no fewer than 1,360,000 people were rendered home-

less.

The soldiers and police are dressed in uniform on the western model.

Though large numbers appear in European garb, the native dress still com-

monly worn, and in the case of the women has practically not at all been

superseded.

The environs of Tokyo are very picturesque 'and offer a ;great variety of

pleasant walks or The

country around. rides.finestForeigners

scenery iswillat the

find (northern

much to and interest themsides

western in theof

the city, where the country is surrounded by beautiful hills, from which there

is a distant view of the noble mountains of Hakone while beyond rises in

solitary grandeur the towering peak of Fuji-san ;covered with snow for the

greater part of the year.

Many of the most famous educational institutions are situated in Tokyo.

In addition to the Imperial Universjty, there is the celebrated Waseda

University, the Keio Gijuku, the Meiji Gakuin, the Aoyama Gakuin, and a;

large number of technical, notmal, commercial and other colleges.

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Tokyo was opened to foreign residence in 1870 and an area of land at

Tsukiji on the waterfront was set aside as a Foreign Settlement, which was

largely taken advantage of by Christian Missionary bodies. With the passing

of extra-territoriality, however, residence by foreigners in any part of the

city became possible, and of late years many foreign firms have established'

offices in Tokyo.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

(For Japanese firms see Classified List of Trades)

(Embassies and Legations see pages )

Aall & Company, Ltd., Importers, H. Steenbuck (Kobe)

Exporters,

ship Shipbrokers, and

Agents—Mitsubishi, 21st Steam-

Bldg , G. Broetje (do.)

Marunouchi; Telephs. 925 and 926 W. Boessler (do.)

(Marunouchi); P.O. Box 41 (Cen- Miss I. Hermann (do.)

tral); Cable Ad: Aall H. Umbhau (Yokohama)

Cato N. B. Aall, managing director Agents for

Ths. Seeberg, manager Stickstoff-Syndikat, Berlin, Ferti-

Ragnar Dahl, p.p. manager lizers

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

Agence Havas—Dentsu Building, 1, Passenger and Freight Line

Nishi-Ginza 7-chome; Telephone 2121 Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.

(Ginza) ; Cable Ad : Havas Mechanical and Electrical En-

gineers—6, Marunouchi, 2-chome,

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Importers of Kojimachi-ku, Teleph. 4646 (Maru-

Photographic Supplies — 10, Maru- nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Manifesto

nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. Marunou-

chi (23) 1953; Cable Ad : Agfafoto America-Japan Society {see Clubs)

Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei American Bible Society {see Clubs)

Kaisha)—Yaesu Building, Maru-

nouchi; Telephs. (23) 2545, 2546 and American Club {see Clubs)

2547 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen-

tral 137; Cable Ads : Nitrammon, American Consulate {see Consulates)

Nordlloyd,

H. Bosch, Ahrens

managing partner

P. von Schubert (Shanghai) American Embassy {see Embassies)

Fr. Schneider, signs per pro.

H. W. J. Schreiner, do. American School in Japan— 985, Kami

W. Babick l Miss M. Kuelbs Meguro, 2-chome, Meguro-ku; Teleph.

F. Gilbert | Miss H. Hahn Aoyaraa

Engineering Department Board of6297Trustees—B. F. Moss (chair-

O. Buhl man), B. L. Durgin (vice-chair-

Dr. E. Muenzing man), P. S. Mayer (secretary:)

E. Goebel and D. H. Blake (treasurer)

Harold C. Amos, principal

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American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Askania, K. K.—Sanwa Building, 3,

Exporters, Importers and Engine- Gofukubashi, 1-chome, Nihonbashi-

ers—2, Marunouehi, Kojimachi-ku, ku; Teleph. Nihonbashi (24) 2745;

P.O. Box 384- Teleph. (Mar.) 3171- Cable Ad: Askania

4; Cable Ad: Amtraco; Branches at

Kobe, Osaka, and Yokohama Associated Press of America — 9,

Officers Ginza-nishi, 8-ehome, Kyobashi-ku;

Wm. Hirzel, president (Kobe) Teleph. (57) 2121 (Ginza); Cable

O. C. Seyfarth, treas & secy. Ad: Associated

(Kobe) Glenn Babb, chief of bureau

Managers

D. M. Forsyth, manager (Tokyo

office)

H. Hall, manager (Kobe office) Austrian Consulate {see Consulates)

Accounting Dept.

C. Y. Baldwin, chief acct. (Kobe) Automatic Telephone Maintenance

Co-, Importers of Telephones &

Export Dept. Electrical Supplies — 508, Toya

O. C. Seyfarth (Kobe) Building, Uchiyamashita-cho, Koji-

Import Dept. machi-ku ; Teleph. 4677 (Ginza),

H. Hall, manager (Kobe) Cable Ad: Strowger

J. V. Agajan, manager (Tokyo) M. Kamiya, managing director

Engineering Dept.

D. M. Forsyth, engineer, mgr.

(Tokyo) Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Capi-

F. Obata, engineer (Kobe) tal Steel Works, Sheffield, England)

Frigidaire Department—Offices and —6, Marunouchi; Kojimachi-ku

Salesrooms: Tokyo, Yokohama, Teleph. (Mar.) 1759; Cable Ad: Ar-

Osaka and Kobe bour

D. M. Forsyth, mgr. (Tokyo) J. Storer, manager for Japan

Andrews & George Company, Inc., Bamag-Meguin A. G.—Yaesu Bldg.,

(Established 1894), Importers—5, Kojimachi-ku, Marunouchi 2 chome,

Shiba Park; Teleph. (43) 1105

(Shiba); Cable Ad: Yadzu; All 6; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 1809;

Codes Used. Branches: Sapporo, Cable Ad : Meguin

Albert Kestner, manager

Nagoya, Osaka, Hoten, Dairen,

and New York.

Antonin, Raymond, a.i.a., Architect— BANKS

Seisho-Kwan (The Bible House), 4-

chome, Ginza; Teleph. (56) 7207; Bank of Chosen, The—Head Office:

Cable Ad : Raymond Keij o, Chosen; Tokyo Office and

Foreign Exchange Department:

Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Ltd., Ohtemachi-Nichome, Kojimachi-ku;

Sir W. G., Steel & Machinery Im- Cable Ad: Chosenbank

porters—8, Marunouchi, Nichome,

Kojimachiku: Teleph. (Mar.) 2916; Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho, Ni-

Cable Ad: Zigzag honbashi-ku

Y. Kawamura, representative

Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd.—Sankyo Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi

Building, 2, Muro-machi, 2-chome, Banque Franco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku

Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Nihonbashi bashi, 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku;

(24 ) 2436, 4594; Cable Ad: Asalumin Cable Ad: Franip

M. Shiohara, director

I. Taguchi, director

Asiatic Society of Japan {see Clubs) DaiKojimachi-ku;

Ichi Ginko, Cable

Ltd.—1,Ad:Marunouchi

Daichigin

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Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Beck, 'Walter, (Proprietor of W.

Corporation—14, 2-chome Marunou- Beck Shokai), Chemical Technical

ch'i, Kojomachi-ku; Cable Ad: Laboratory for Commerce and In-

Honshagink dustry, Import and Export—Maki-

G. B. Dun nett agent cho Building* 5, Gofukubashi, 3-

chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Ni-

Kawasaki One Hundredth Bank, honbashi, (24) 4369; Cable Ad: Beck

Ltd.—11, Torii, Nihonbashi-ku Becker & .Co, (Tokyo Branch)—12/5,

Marunouchi Central, Kojimachi-ku;

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- Head Teleph. (23) 0797; Cable Ad: Becker.

chi, 2-chom-e, Kojimachi-ku Office: Osaka

H. B. Wetzel

Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi, Nihon- H. Stamm

baahi-ku W. Schillig, Dipl. Ing.

Bendien’s World Service of London &

National City Bank of New York, Intimate Travel Guide —5, Ginza

1-chome, Kyobashi-ku

The—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg.; Teleph.

1295 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 406; Berrick & Go., Ltd.—Ginpokaku

Cable Ad : Citibank Building, Ginza, 3-chome, Kyobashi-

ku ; Teleph. Kyobashi 56-4697

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

N. V. — 8, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

Kojimachi-ku ; P.O. ■ Bok 344 (Cen- (Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora-

tral) ; Cable Ad: Nedergink tion.)—508, Yusen Building, Maru-

G. J. Mulder, agent nouchi ; Teleph. 2674 (23), (Maru-

D. F. Boomsma, accountant nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Bethlehem

Blundell

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunou- . and Export &, Co., Ltd., G., Import

chi; P.O. Box &M(Central) Merchants — Chiyoda

Shoken Building, 2, Kyobashi,

Itchome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Blundell; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—2/2 Marunouchi Bentley’s and Private

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—6, Ote-machi, 1, W. Blundell, director

chome, Koj imachi-ku J. E. Kenderdine, director

Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha—11-3,

Yokohama Specie Bank—Hongqkc-cho, ku Takara-machi, 2-chome, Kyobashi-

Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs. (24) 2381, Ad ; : Teleph. Kyobashi 6308-9; Cable

Steelboler

2381 and 2682 (Nihonfeashi) Ernst Stoeri

O. Stolle

O. Schmidt

Barth, J. —Takiyama-cho Building, C. Endris

Kyobashi-ku, Teleph. Ginza 2664, J. Kopetzky

Cable Ad: Mercator , Bosch, A. G., Bobert (Agents: C. lilies

J. Barth Co.)

Cable—Ad15, : Tameike-cho,

Boschilli Akasaka-ku ;

Bayer Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha—Yacsu

Building, Boom 419, Marunouchi; Boving & Co., Ltd., London, Agents

P.O. Box 127 ('Central)-; Telephone for Water Turbines, Pipe-Lines,

(Mar.) 4067 ; Cable Ad : Pharma' Pulp and Paper-making Machinery

B. Brueckner —c/o Gadelius & Co., Ltd.,

Dr. F. Bonnefeldt Osaka Building, Kojimachi-ku

E. Schalow

P. Jaepich • British Consulate (see Consulates)

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British Embassy (see Embassies and Chemia Export,

Ueberseehandels Co., Import-

Chemicals, Pharmaceutical

Legations) xb- and Industrial, Hospital Supplies &

British Legion (see Clubs) Sundries—1, Ginza-nishi, 3-chome,

Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad: Chemia

Broad & Son, F. B.—No. 1, 2-chome, Chilean Consulate {see Consulates)

Makicbo, Kyobashi-ku

F. B. Broad China Export-Import & Bank Co.

Brunner, Mond & Co, (Japan), Ltd.— Aktiengesellschaft (Head Office,

Shanghai)--2, Kyobashi, 1-chome,

Osaka Building,Telephs.

Kojimachi-ku; 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kyobashi - ku, Chiyoda - Shoken

Ginza 2560 Building;

and 3504; P.O. Box 141 (Central); bashi); P.O.Teleph. (56) 7611, (Kyo-

Box Central 34; Cable

Cable Ad • Crescent : Ad : Lemj us

Buchhandlung Gustav Fock, . G.m.b. H. Iloger

H., Booksellers—Shiseido Building, | China Mutual Life Insurance Co,,

Ginza Nishi Kyobashi-ku; Cable Imy.—See Sun Life Assurance Co

Ad : Buchfock of Canada

Max Wachter, Japan representative

Claude

Butler, Dr. L. E.—749, Marunouchi Shibaura-machi; Neon Electric Co., Ltd.—1,

Building, Marunounchi; Teleph. 1253, 3284 Teleph. Mita 1252,

Marunouchi (23) 3792

Buxbaum, Charles H., Importer and Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

Exporter—7, Itchome, Koji-machi ; Water Co;, Ltd. — Fujiya Building.

Teleph. (33) 1535 (Kudan); Cable 1,Shiba Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku; Teleph.

2304; Cable Ad: Tansania

Ad: Buxbaum

Cahusac, A. F., Patent and Trade CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

Mark Attorney — 7, Naka-dori, America-Japan -Society — Imperial

Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi Hotel, Uchiyamashita-cho

(23) 3682; Cable Ad; Cahusac

Cameron & Co., Ltd., A.—435, Yusen American Association of Tokyo,

Building, 20, Marunouchi; Cable The

Ad : Myotomy Presideht—Rt. Rev. C. S. Reifsnider

N. W. Wilson, representative

American,. Club—8, Marunochi, 2

Canadian Pacific Railway Co., chome,.Kojimachi-ku

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.,

Agents for Canadian Pacific Ex- America-Japan . Society, The—Im-

press Co.—E7, No. 2 Marunouchi, perial Hofei, Uchiyamashita-cho

3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Ma- 1-chome, Kajimachi-ku

runouchi (23) 3764; Cable Ad:

Gacanpac Asiatic Society of Japan—c/0 German

W. R. Buckberrough, agent Club, 4 of 7, Hirakawa-cho, 2-

T. Koshimidzu, Japanese passenger chome, Kojimachi-ku

agent

Catto, A. R., Representative of Ex- Association of Foreign Teachers in

Japan — Bunka Apartments,

change Telegraph Co., Ltd., and Ochanomizu

Pitman & Deane, Ltd., London—13e,

Reinanzaka, Akasaka-ku; Teleph.

(48) 1391; Cable Ad : Naivarom British Legion—c/o Sun Life Insurance

A. R. Catto Co.,R. ofM.Canada

M Ota Dobson, secy. & treas.

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Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Natur & • St. Luke’s International Medical

Volkerrunde Ostasien's (German Centre—37, Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-

Asiatic Society)Kojimachi-ku,

— 2-cfaome, Tokyo-

No. 7, ku; Cable Ad: Stlukes

Hirakawacho,

shi(Japan) Teihoku Hiko Kyokwai (The ilmperia

Aeronautic

Tamura-cho 1Society

-chofne, ofShiba-ku

Japan) —

Imperial Railway Assn.—4, Maru-

nouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club

Industry Club op Japan, The — 2, Tokyo Bankers Association of

Marunouchi 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku Commerce—1 of 8, Marunouchi

The International Association of Tokyo Club—1, Sannen-bho, Koji-

Japan, (formerly) the League of machiku; Telephs. 3021 to 3022

Nations Association of Japan)—12, (Ginza)

Marunouchi J. L. Graham, secretary

Japan Nickel Information Bureau— Tokyo Golf Club—Asakamachi, Ri-

Municipal ResearchParkBldg. (Shisei ta Adachi-gun, Satama-ken; Te-

Kaikan), Hibiya leph. Asaka 22

-Japan-Soviet Assocition — 17, Dchi- Tokyo Lawn Tennis Club

saiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo Y.W.C.A.—11 of 8, 1-chome,

Joint Fire Insurance Association Surugadai Kanda; Telephones Kanda

of Japan—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., 1118 and 1119; Cable Ad: Surugadaiy

Marunouchi Fchomie, Kojimachi- Y.M.C.A. — 3, Mitoshiro-cho 3-chome,

ku Kanda-ku

K. Kagami, chairman

W. R. Bull, deputy do. Y.M.C.A.,

OFCanada International

Y.M.C.A.’S Committee

OF THE U.S.A. AND

H. U. Hatano, Japanese secty. — 2 Nishikanda 1-chome,

W. F. Balden, Foreign do. Kanda-ku ; Cable Ad : Flamingo

Kwazoku Kaikan (Peers’ Club) — 1

Sannen-cho, Kojimachi ku

Columbia Gramophone Co. of Japan,

Kyo Bun Kwan—(Christian Literature Ltd. (See Nipponophone Co., Ltd.)

Society)—12, Ginza, 4-chome,

bashi-ku; Cable Ad: Kyobunkwan Kyo- “Columeta” (Comptoir Metallurgique

D. Tagawa, president Luxembourgeois, Luxembourg)—8,

S. H. Wainright, gen. mgr. Naka-dori, Marunouchi; Teleph.

C.F. P.Uekuri,

Garman, secretary (Mar.) (23) 3602; Cable Ad: Co-

secretary lumeta

R. D. McCoy, treasurer P. Ruppert, manager

National Y. W. C. A. — Nishiki-cho 1- Commercia d’Outremer, S.

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Outremer

chome, Kanda-ku

Nippon Club — 12 Marunouchi, 3. Commercial Pacific Cable Co. of New

York—621, Sanshin Building, Yurar

chome, Koj imachi-ku; Telephone kucho

Marun. (23) 0545, 0546, 0547 J. Reifsnider, special repres.

’Rotary

nouchi Club of Kojimachi-ku

Building, Tokyo-557, Maru- Compagnie General de Telegraphie

Sans Fil—Banque Franco-Japonaise

Building, 1, Gofuku-bashi, 2-chome,

.St. Andrew’s Society of Tokyo and Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Telsafi

Yokohama J. Millot, repres.

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OOMPTOIR DE PrODUITS MeTAELTTRGI- Latvia—1, Enokizaka-cho, Akasaka-

ques Tubulaires & Miniers—775, ku

Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku; Cable Ad: Norway—2, 3-chome, Marunouchi

Prometumi Kojimachi-ku;“ Teleph. Marunou-

chi (23) 925 and 3790 (:

CONSULATES Consul—Cato N. B. Aall

Australian Trade Commissioner in Secretary—Ragnar Dahl

Japan—8, Manmochi, 3-chome, Ko-

jimacbi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi Paraguay—506, Sanshin Building,

Hibiya; Teleph. 1192 (Ginza)

(23) 5302; Cable Ad: Austrade

Lt.-Col. Longfield Lloyd, m.c., Portugal—32, Honcho-dori, 5-chome,.

v.d., trade commissioner Nakano-ku; Teleph. Nakano 3179

J. A. Tonkin, b. comm., assist, Consul—J. A. Abranches Pinto

trade commissioner Union of Soviet Socialist Repu-

Austria—Marunouchi, Teikoku Sei- blics (Consulate General)—1. Ma-

mei Building; Teleph. Maru- miana-cho, Azabu-ku; Telephs.

nouchi (23) 1907; Cable Ad: Akasaka (48) 138 and 139; Cable

Austconsul Ad: Sovkonsul

Hon. Consul-General — Ernst

Stoeri United States of America—1, Eno-

Vice-Consul—Dr. Otto Kresta kizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable

Ad: American Consul

Bolivia—11, Shinriudo-machi, Aza- Consul-General—Arthur Garrels

bu-ku ; Teleph. Akasaka 4114 Consul—Arthur F. Tower

Consul-General—Dr. Juan Sa- Consul—Rtanley G. Slavens

linas de Lozada Vice-Consul—Charles A. Cooper

Clerks—Miss Dorothy Tuggle &

Brazil — 19, Nishieetegawa-machi, Mrs. Yuki Otsuki

Koishikawa-ku

Chile—Boom 708, Osaka Building, Continental Insurance Co. of New

Kojimachi-ku, Uchisaiwai-cho; Ca- York—Yuraku1 Building, Marunou-

bleConsul-General—Carlos

Ad. : ConchiJe de la Barra chi;W. Cable Ad : Afiajapan

W. Glass, representative for

Czechoslovakia—Seisho-Kwan (The Japan

Bible House) 4-chome, Ginza, Kyo- Y. Kamei, manager for Japan

bashi-ku; Teleph. (56) 7207, 8710; K. Akiyama, chief of Tokyo

Cable Ad : Raymond local dept.

Hon. Consul—Antonin Raymond Crockford, Heath & Co.—6, Martmou-

Denmark—8. Marunduchi, 3-chome; chi, 3-chome, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Teleph. 0966 (Marunouchi); P.O. 0914 (23) Marunouchi; Cable Ad :i

Crockford

Box Central 204; Cable Ad : Han-

sen Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con-

Hon. Consul-^A. H. Hansen sulates)

Guatemala—61,

Ushigome-ku Waseda-Minami-cho Danish Consulate (see Consulates)

Great

ing, Britain—Kogyo Ginko Build- Danish

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku;

Legation (see Embassies and

Legations)

Teleph. 1077 (Marunouchi); Cable

Ad : British Consul

Consul—W. J. Davies, o.b.e. Demag —612 Aktiengeseli.schaft (Duisburg)

A & B, Yusen Bldg, Marunouchi,

(absent) Kojimachi-ku : P. O: Box Central 322;

Acting Consul—W. W. McVittie Cable Ad: Demagnipp

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Depaty & Co., Edw. J.—1, Gofuku- W. Schuon

bashi, 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Claus Tecklenburg

Cable Ad: Omnium Mrs. Hildegard Larsson

Miss Frieda Malin

Deutsche Luftfahrt-Industrie, Reich- Alfred Noack, technical dept.

sverband der, (Association Dr. Ernst Scheel, do.

of German3- Agents

Aircraft Industry)—!? Marunouchi for

chome, 21 Mitsubishi Building ; Teleph. I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienige-

Marunouchi

Doitsukoku (23) 3653; Cable Ad: sellschaft, Frankfurt a. Main,

Germany

Directory

Far Eastand(Japan, Chronicle

China,ofMala-

the Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd.

ya, Philippine Islands, Dutch East —30, Tameike-cho, Akasakaku; Te-

leph. 1598 (Akasaka); P.O. Box &

Indies, Indo-China, etc.) . (Shiba); Cable Ad: Dunlop

Agents for Tokyo : H. M. Browne

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Tori-Nicho-

me, Nihonbashi; P.O. Box 605,

Tokyo Central Durlabhji & Mojumdar, Importers and:

Exporters—Omori Bldg.; P. O. Box 488

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Importers and Central ; Cable Ad : Dilip

Exporters, Steamship, Coaling and

Insurance Agents—Chiyoda Kan, East Asia Trading Co., Import and

Kyobashi, Nichome; and at Lon- Export Industrial Chemicals—Mit-

don, Colombo, Hongkong, Canton, subishi Soko Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku :

Shanghai; Hankow, Tientsin, Foo-

chow, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya Teleph. Nihonbashi 3465; Cable Ad:

Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Devinstock F. R. Devin, mng. director

Los Angeles and New York; P.O. P. L. Devin

Box C. 353; Cable Ad: Dodwell

E. R. Hill, manager

H. C. D. Knight Eastern Extension, Australasia and

J. P. Barnett China Telegraph Co., Ltd., The,

and The Great Northern Telegraph

Doitsu Carbon K. K —Mitsubishi Bldg. Co., Ltd.—Information Office:Com-

mercial Representative: Fukoku

Building, 6, Marunouchi, 3-chomeT

Doitsu Seiko K. K.—2 Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku;Cable Ad : Nordiske

Teleph. (23) 3778;

3-chome ; Cable Ad : Unionsteel L. Vinderslev-Jensen

P. Timme, Director

J. Hoppe

H. Dickmeis I Dr. O. Kukla

A, Schneider | E. von Kratzer Ecole de l’Etoile du Matin—Fuji-

micho, Kojimachi-ku

Directeur—P. P. Griessinger

Doitsu Senryo :Gomei Kaisha—6, Sousudirecteur—Th. Gutleben

Marunouchi 3-chome (Naka 2 Go Econome—Ed. Assel

Kan) Kojimachi-ku ; Telephs. Maru-

nouchi, 1970, 1971, 1972, 4713 and Erman & Co. (Japan), Ltd. — Room

4854; Cable Ad: Doitsenryo 320, Yaesu Building, Marunouch'';

Ernst Baerwald Teleph. (23) 4953: P.O. Box Central

Hermann Splittgerber 133 ; Cable Ad : Ekmans

Ernst Grimm George Osawa, manager

R. Schlaf

Dr. R. Buchert

Johatines Dowe Elked & Gerdts—14, Marunouchi, 2-

M. O. Guennel chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Maru-

Georg Loesch nouchi (23) 2601-2; Cable Ad: Eiger

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Escher Wyss Engineering Works Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

Ltd., The, Engineers and Manufac- porters of Swedish Steel and Ma-

turers (Zurich, Switzerland)—Room chinery—Osaka Building, No. 3,

778, Marunouchr Building; Teleph. Ddnisaiwai-cho, , l'-chdme, Kojimachi-

1665 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad; ku; Teleph. (57) 5257 and 1630 (Gin-

za) ; Cable Ad: Goticus

Escherwyss

Dr. H. Wissler

A. Rottenschweiler Gadsby, J., c.b.e., English Barrister

Ear Eastern Advertising Agency, Legal and Japanese Patent Agent and

The — 21. Mitsubishi Building, bassy, the Adviser to The British Em-

Italian Embassy and the

Marunouchi, Koj imachi-ku;' Teleph. Canadian Legation—12

Marunouchi (23) 2624 Marunouchi,

2-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Teleph. Ma-

ronouchi

Eiegel Jimusho, M., Chemical and Gadsby Tokyoyubin (23) 1752: Cable Ad:

Mechanical enginjeers—Kyohashi-ku,

Ginza Nishi, 7-chome, Dentsu Bldg., German Consulate (see Consulates)

Teleph. Ginza (57) 4307; Cable Ad:

Fiegel

General Motors Japan Limited—603,

Eokkes & Koch—Naka 11-1 Building, jSanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho;

imachi-ku; Cable Ad: Genmo

No 14 Marunouchi 2-chome ; Teleph.

(231 2925 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad :

Fokko GePoMan Bakery—2, Ginza; Teleph.

H. Fokkes, partner Ginza (57) 5061

E. von Koch, do. W. Mueller, proprietor

Frazar & Co., Ltd. (Kabushiki Kaisha German Embassy (see Embassies and

Frazar Shokai), Manufacturers

Agents, Engineering Specialities— Legations)

Room 525, Yaesu Building, Maru-

nouchi; P.O. Box 158 (Central); Gill & Co, (Partnership)—30, Akashi-

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 1650, 2694; machi; Teleph. Sannomiya 870;

Cable Ad.: Goshfrazco Cable Ad : Greenwood

E. W. Frazar, chairman

E. V. Stevens, managing director

Goodyear Tyre Co—c/o Mitsubishi

Frazar Estate Co,, Ltd.—527, Yaesu Shoji Kaisha, Marunouchi

Building, 6, Marunouchi; Teleph.

(23) 0895 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Great Northern Telegraph Go., Ltd.,

158 (Central) ; Cable Ad : Frastateco The, & The Eastern Extension,

French Embassy (see Embassies and Co., Australasia and China Telegraph

Legations) Ltd.—Information Office: Fuko-

ku Building, 6, Marunouchi, / 3-

Fritzke, Walter G., German Manu- 3778; Cablechome, Koj imachi-ku; Teleph. (23)

facturers ’ Representative — Tokyo Ad : Nordiske

Tatemono Bldg., 6th floor, Gofuku- K. Kojima, traffic agent

bashi, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: T. Furuya

Fritzke S. Tanaka

Furido Shokai (Successor to Foreign Hammond & Co., F. W., Manufac-

Dept, of Hamaguchi Trading Co., turers’ Agents— 10, Marunouchi,

Ltd.), General Importers, Exporters Cable Ad : P.O.

2-chome; Box 23 (Central);

Fairfield

and Purchasing Agents — Tokyo:

Nihonbashi Koamicho, 3-chome, 5/7 ;

PO. Box Nihonbashi 8; Cable Ad: Hanseatic Motor Co.. Ltd.—301, Fu-

Hiroya. Kobe: 20, Harimachi; Cable jiya Bldg., 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-

Ad : Hiroyg, ■ ku ; Cable Ad: Hanseatic

256 TOKYO

Hansen & Co., A. H., Import and Hill Pharmacy—23, Imai-oho, Azabu-

ku; Teleph. Akasaka (48) 1822

Export Merchants—8,

3-chome; Teleph. 0966 Marunouchi,

(Marunou-

chi) ; P.O- Box 204 (Central) Holstein & Co., C., Gomei Kaisha,

A. H. Hansen General Merchants, Importers and

Happer, J. S.—77, Date, Shibuya-ku, Exporters, Agents—15,

Shipping & Insurance

Uchisaiwaicho, 1-chome;

Teleph. Takanawa 6921; P.O. Box Teleph. Ginza (57) 6316; Cable Ad :

Central 451; Cable Ad : Happar Holstein

C. Holstein

Happer, Mrs. M. Bacon, Consulting H. Mueller

Decorator—77, Date-cho, Shibuya; H. Jungnickel

Teleph. Tanakawa 6921

Harley Davidson Motorcycle Co., Home Insurance Go. of New York—

Yuraku Building, Marunouchi;

Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku ; Cable Ad: Afiajapan

Telephs. Akasaka-ku (48) 1204-5-6; W. W. Glass, representative for

Cable Ad: Hardavmccy Japan

Y. Kamei, manager for Japan

Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co.,

Chartered Accountants—14, Maru- Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (see

nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. (23) 2915 Banks)

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad : Auditor

Harold Bell, f.c.a., partner (Lon- Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,

don)

G. F. Wevill, f.c.a. , partner The—c/o Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,

(Tokyo) Mitsubishi Building, 8 Marunouchi,.

J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a., partner 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku

(Kobe)

P. H. Palmer, a.c.a. Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ma-

N. G. Whitmore, a.c,A. chinery and Tools-—Yaesu Building,

W. G.F. H.Balden

V. Upton, a.c. a. 6, Marunouch; Cable Ad: Horne

S. B. Balden

Horsley & Co., Importers and Ex-

Havilland, W. A. de, m.a., Registered porters—21, Sumiyoshicho Nichome;

P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Vigor

Patent Bldg.;

nouchi Attorney—

Teleph.Room 446, Maru-

Marunouchi (23)

604; Cable Ad: Silverhall Horsley, William F.—21, Marunou-

Healing Shokai, Ltd., Engineers and chi; Cable Ad: Vigor

Importers—Shisei Kaikan, Hibiya

Park; • Telephs. (Ginza 57) 1067, Hospital Supply Co., Ltd., Manufac-

2068, 2069: Cable Ad: Healing turers, Importers and Exporters of

Branches: Osaka and Dairen Medical and Drug Supplies, Sur-

gical Instruments, Artificial Limbs,

Helm Bros., Ltd., Stevedores—1, Ha- machi; Glassware, etc.—7, Itchome, Koji-

kozaki-cho 2-chome,1527Nihonhashi-ku; Teleph. Kudan (33) 1535;

Teleph. Kayabacho Cable Ad : Buxbaum

C.torH. Buxbaum, managing direc-

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—6, Maruno-

uchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Te-

leph. (23) 1644 and. 1673 Marunouchi Hunter & Oc., E. H., Engineers and

T. Yoshino, manager Contractors, General Importers and

Z. Matsubayashi Exporters—3,

R. Onda I M. Takayama Kyobashi-ku; Ginza,

Teleph.Nisbi,

Ginza7-chonie,

(57)

T. Kamijo | T. Gsaki 1245-8; Cable Ad: Hunter

 TOKYO 25T

Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department— Japan Book & Tract Society (see

15, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku • Tele- Clubs)

phones Akasaka (48) 0315, 0559 and

1661; Cable Ad : Boschilli Japan Industrial Club (see Clubs)

E. J. Kurz, director

H. Illies

A. Thoering

H. Brandt Japan-Soviet Association (see Clubs)

E. Gerz

Erl. G. Kenneweg

H. Kerner Japan Times and Mail, Evening-

Erl, L. Lundgroen Newspaper — 6, Uchisaiwai - cho,

Frl. A. Seinecke 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph

R. Single Ginza (57) 0303, 0403 and 5391,

W. Thom a Cable Ad : Times, Tokyo Yubin

Illies & Co., C., General Importers &

Constructors—Teikoku Seimei Kan, Japan Tourist Bureau—Head Office:

Marunouchi; Telephs. Marunouchi, Tokyo Station Building; Telephs.

(23) 0236 to 0239; Cable Ad: Illies.

Founded 1859. Head Office: Ham- Marunouchi 4141-4146; Cable Ad:

burg. Branch Offices : Berlin, Osa- Tourist J. Tabaka, managing director

ka, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya. Q. Wataiiabe, mgr., travel dept.

Tobata, Dairen, Mukden, Hsin-

king and Manila, P.I.

R. Hillman, gen. mgr. Java-Chin a-Japan Lijn, N.V.—Taka-

Imperial Hotel — Hibiya : Teleph. , chiho Bldg.; Cable Ad: Javalijn;

Ginza (57) 3151 and 3161; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 21

Impho

Jenks, Percivai. &. Isitt, Maurice,,

International Cement Gun Co., N.V. Chartered Accountants—7, Gokan Na-

—Yaesu Building, Kojimachi-ku, kadori, Central;Marunouchi;

Teleph. (23) -P.O.

4706;BoxCable

326

Marunouchi, 2-chbme 6; Teleph. Ad: Unravel; Code: Bentley’s.

Marunouchi (23) 'l809; Cable Ad: London.TOffi.ee: 6, .Old Jewry, E.C.

Meguin 2,; Kobe niacin

Office; Cre?e.ant . Building,

International General Electric Co., 72,SirKyo Maurice. Jenks, :bt., l.l.d., f.c.a.

Inc.— 10, Yuraku-cho, 1-chome, Koji- (London)

machi-ku ; P.O. Box Central 453: J. E. Pefcival, f.c.a. (London)

Cable Ad : Ingenetric J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a. (London)

H. S. Gtoodwy-ri Tsitt, o-b.e., f.c.a.

Italian Embassy (see Embassies and (Kobe) .

Legations) L. E. Oidridgje, ;a.c.a. (Tokyo)

R. E. Spience, b.a., a.c.aI'

James, C. H. N., Manufacturers, L. Hinds, a.c.a

Representatives—2, ShinryudorCho, W. Salter

Azabu-ku; Cable Ad: Aviation P. Fehlen

“Japan Advertiser, The”—1, Uchi- Joint Fire Insurance Association

yamashitacho, Itchome, Kojimachi- (see Clftbs)'

ku ; Telephs. 5857, 5858, 5859 (Gin-

za) ; Cable Ad: Advertiser

B. W. Fleisher, publisher and pro- Kaumann, Dr. .G.—2, Marupouchi 3-

prietor chome, 21 Mitsubishi Bldg^; Teleph.

J. R. Young, business manager Marunouchi (23) 3653 Gable Ad: Gokau

258 TOKYO

K. K. L. Leybold Shokwan, Import Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengesellschaft,

of Machinery, Machine Parts, Tech- Steel and Machinery Manufacturers

nical Goods; Export of Natural —8, Marunouchi, Sanchome

Produce and Manufactured Goods— W. Lemke, Japan representative

Tokyo

ku-bashi,Tatemono Bldg., X-chome,Telephs.

Nihonbashi-ku; Gofu-

Kyo

Nihonbashi (24) 1211 to 1214; Cable Society)—(see Bun Kwan (Christian Literature

Ad: Leybold Clubs and Societies)

K. Meissner, chairman Lemke, Walter, engineer, Krupp re-

H. Steinfeld, director presentative for Japan—8, Maru-

W. Froboese, director (Hamburg) nouchi, Cable Ad: Lemke

P. Schmitz, director (Osaka) Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents

C. L. Pali an r*nd Merchants—No. 20, 2-chome,

E. Schueler Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; P.O.

W. Mueller Box 95; Teleph. Marunouchi (23)

H. Musolf 4889

M. Dietrich M. MoCance, managing director

Erl. M. Holste (Kobe)

F. P. Krahforst; Y. Kojima

Dr. N. W. Lissey C. Okubo

L. Menzel

O. Oetmann

Ing. E. Etter, representing J.M. Liebermann Waelchli & Co.—No. 15,

l-chome, Uchisaiwaicho,

Yoith, Heidenheim

Irig A. Noack, representing 6319; Teleph. Ginza (57) 6316,Kojimachiku;

6317, 6318,

Julius Pintsch A.G.. Berlin Waelchli P.O. Box 407 Central; Cable Ad:

Obering N. M. Philiosen, re-

presenting Dr. C. Otto and The Liverpool & London & Globe

Comp., Bochum

Dipl. Ing. C. H. Schwarz, re- Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Bldg.,

No. 8, Central, No. 8, Marunouchi

presenting Deutz Motorenfa- 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad:

brik A. G., Koeln-Dentz

R. Salzer, representing Schubert & Globe

Stock, Chemnitz F.F. M. O’Hara, resident secretary

Ir.Schilde-Haas

A. M. de Visser, representing B. Hickson

Union Thomas & Mersey Marine Insce.

Co., Ltd., settling agents

King Features Syndicate, Inc. (In- Lury & Co., Ltd.,No.General Import and

cluding International News Service, Export—Room 419, Showa

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box

Building,

International News Photos, Univer- 433; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3069; Cable

sal News Service)—Ginza 5857; P.O. Ad: Luryco: Codes: Acme,Rudolf Mosse,

Box 358; Cable Ad: Internews Universal Trade, Bentley, A.B.C. 6tb,

Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha—San- Ed. and Private.

shin Bldg., 10, Telephs.

Kojimachi-ku; Ichome, Ginza,

Yurakucho,

0980, MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.

1821; P.O. Box 12 (Central); Cable subishi Lumber & Shipping—321a, 21, Mit-

Ad: Kjellbergs Bldg., Marunouchi; Teleph.

Marunouchi (23) 4897

Kodak Japan Ltd.—3, Nishi, 6-chome, McIvor, Kauffman, Smith and Yama-

Ginza, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza moto—12, Nakadori, Marunouchi,

(57) 1124, 1125 and 1126; Cable Ad: Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: McIvor

Kodak

Osaka Branch—Edobori, Minami- Manufacturers Life Insurance Co —

407-8, Yaesu Building, 6 Marunouchi,

dori, 3-chome, Nishi-ko Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box 26;

Cable

T. Ad: O. Manulife

Maitland, manager for

Krayer, Dr. C.—323-325, Yaesu Bldg., Japan

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Lurgi

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Maruzen Company, Ltd., Book- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

sellers (Foreign and Domestic), Pub- 14, Marunouchi; P.O. Box 24 (Cen-

lishers, Stationers, Dealers in Dry tral) ; Cable Ad: Newzico

Goods and Toilet Articles, Ink Sale & Co., Ltd., Agents

Manufacturers

honbashi; P.O.— 6, Box Tori-Nichome, Ni-

605, Tokyo

Central t s m«m b

S. Kanazawa, president Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Importers

Agency: and Exporters — Yamatecho 225;

Directory and Chronicle of Cable Ad : Levedag

E. Levedag

the Far East (Japan,

Malaya, Philippine Islands, China,

Dutch East Indies, Indo-China, Ntchizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kinsan

etc.) Building, 5, Muromachi, 4-chome,

Nihonbashi-ku; P.O. Box 74 (Cen-

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company, Ltd. tral); Cable Ad: Nichizuico

—Osaka Building, Uchisaiwaich

Teleph. Ginza (57) 3666-7; P.O. Box o A. O. Keller, manager

414; Cable Ad: Metrofilms J. J. Studer, mgr., Machinery Dept.

G. R, Fachtmann

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui Nippon Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.,

& Co., Ltd., in Europe & America). Ltd.—80, Omori 7-chome,. Qmori-ku

Importers, Exporters, Insurance and

Ship Agents, Ship-Owners, Ship- Nippon Kokusan Kooyo K. K. (Nip-

Builders, Saw-Mill

ingers. Owners1, Muromachi,

Head Office: and Wharf- pon Corn Products, Ltd.), Corn Re-

Nichome, Nihonbashi - ku, Tokyo; finers—Osaka

Kojima

Bldg., Uchisaiwai - oho,

General Cable Ad: Mitsui

Chairman and Representative Direc- Cable Ad- chi-ku; Teleph. Ginza 1715;

: Cornstarch

tor—J.Indue

Representative Director—S. Tajima Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—Toyo Bldg.,

Managing

Ishida andDirectors—T.

S. Ohta Mukai, R. | Uchi-Yamashita-cho, Kojimachi-ku

Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Nippon Roche K.K., Importers of

Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Pre-

ManufacthreTs’ Sales Representa- parations—8, Kobikicho, 2-choms,

tives—Marunouchi Building; P.O. Kyobashiku; Cable Ad: Panroche

Box 98 (Central); Cable Ad : Sellers

H. A. Sellers, manag. director

(Osaka) Nippon

—Yusen Yusen Kaisha 20-1,

Building, (N. Y.Marunou-

K. Line)

H. H. Herts, director (Kew York) chi, Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; Te-

J. Gadsby, do. (Tokyo)

W. A. Rawnsley, manager (Tokyo) lephs. (23) Marunouchi 2511-2521

(10) and 2531-2534 (4); Cable Ad:

Myers-Healing Shokai—Ltd., Yusen

and Buying Agent ShiseiExporters

Kaikan,

Hibiya

Myers Park ; P. O, Box 457 ; Cable Ad: Norwegian Consulate (see Consu-

lates)

National City Bank of New York Norwegian' Legation (see Embassies)

(,«ee Banks)

Nederlandsch Indische Bank (see Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

ciety, Ltd.-- 1.17-9, Nisshin .Seimei

Banks) kan, ; Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku;

Teleph. 3847 (Marunouchi); P.O.

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Box 106 Central; Cable^Ad : Nufam

Milk Co.—Osaka Building, 3, Uchi- •1. W. Palmer,1 actg. rnahaaer for Japan

saiwai-cho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku; J. L. Champness, a.q.i.i.

Teleph. 4543.(57); Cable Ad : Nestanglo R. H. Stevens, a.c.1.1.

*9

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Oestmann & Co., A.—32, Nagata-cho, Polleri, C. Import and Export to

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box and from Italy—Taihei Building,

Central 438 Uchisoiwaicho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-

ku

Omi Sales K. K., Importers and Power-Gas Corporation, Ltd.—10,

Manufacturers

Omi Brotherhood)(A —Department of the Marunouchi, 2-chome; P.O. Box

Omi Hachiman,

Shigakan ; Teleph. 25T ; Cable Ad : 31618; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 4411-

Csaco

Oriental Steel Probucts Co., Ltd.— Portuguese Consular (see Consu-

Sanshin Building, Hibiya; Cable lates)

Ad: Truscon Ratjen & Co., Run.—Aoyama Kitar-

Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi machi 6-chome, 34; Teleph. Aoyama

1799; Cable Ad: Ratsam

21-Go-kan, Marunouohi; Cable Ad : Rud. Ratjen, repres. partner

Ouchterony L. Janson, manager

Oversea Trading Company—No. 1, F.Otto E. Ratjen, signs

F.Kiderlen,

Gilbert do.

per pro.

Kotohira-cho, Shiba; Teleph. (43) O. Vogt

Shiba 1831; Central P.O. Box 432; L. Buhmann, engineer (Daimler

Cable Ad: Overtradoo Benz A.G.)

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Build- W. Buhre, engineer (Deutsche

ing, Uchisaiwai-cho; Telephs. Ginza Gramophone A.G.)

2931, 2932; P.O.Box 378; Cable Ad: Raymond, Antonin, a.i.a., Architect—

Paramount Seisho-kwan, 7th fl., 2 Ginza 4-chome,

Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad: Raymond

Paraquay Consulate (see Consulates) A. Raymond, a.i.a.

Pearce & Co. (Branch), Import and R. shin C. A. Communications, Inc.—Nis-

Export Merchants — Makicho Bids;., Cable Seimei Building, Otemachi;

Ad: Radiocorp

Nihonbashi: Teleph. 3682 (Nihonbashi);

Cable Ad : Pearce J. Francis Harris, representative

for Japan

Pearson & Co., Chartered Accountants Reuter’s, Ltd.—1, Ginza Nishi, 7-

— 6-Niohome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi- chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza

ku; Teleph. 4646 (Marunouchi); Cable (57) 2121

Ad: Accounts

A. E. Pearson, c.a. M. J. Cox

T. H. Fleming, c.a. Rising

SanshinSunBuilding,

Petroleum Co., I/td.—

10 Itchome, Yura-

Peruvian Legation (see Embassies & kucho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Gin-

za (57) 5591-5595

Legations) A. E. Hedges, manager

Philatelic Accumulative Services—63, D. G. Daubeny

Kogai-cho, Azabu-ku: P. O. Box Central R. J. Steer

567 Miss R. Hansen

Plage Jimusho Dr., Music and Patent Rotary Club (see Clubs)

Bureau—Tokyo Azabu-ku, Mikawa- Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi

daimachi 29; Cable Ad: Plage Bldg. No. 8 Central, No. 8 Marunouchi

Poldi Steel Works (Japan Branch), Im- 3-chome,

Princely Kojimachi-ku ; Cable Ad :

porters—1, Shintomi-cho, Kyobashi-ku; F. F.M.BO’Hara,

Hicksonresident secretary

Cable Ad : Poldisteel

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Rudolf & Co., Import and Export- 7, Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko

Naka-dori, Marunouchi; Teleph. Gomei Kaisha, Steel Manufacturers

(23) 2876, Marunouclii; Cable Ad: —Saiwai Building, 7, Uchi-Saiwai-

Rudjo

Gustav Rudolf (Tokyo) cho, 1-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Cable

Dr. J. Jordan (Osaka) Ad : Stalphonix

H. Schreck, general manager

W. Levedag — C. Wachner

Sakitma Pabco Industrial Co., Ltd.— SoleIng. R. Kastelliz

Agents of

Kiku Masamune Building, 1, Ginza Schoeller-Bleckmann, Steel , Works,

Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku ; Telephs.

Kyobashi (56) 7135, 7136, 7137} P. O. Ltd., Vienna,! Austria

Box 484; Cable Ad: Espab

Siamese Legation {ste Embassies and

Sale & Co., Ltd., Import and Export Legations)

Merchants, Insurance

Agents—14, & Financial

Marunouchi, 2-chome, Siber Hegner & Go., Ltd.—8, Maru-

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 1161-4 (Ma- nouchi,;,

Q. Box

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.

316; Teleph. Marunouchi

runouchi); P.O. Box 318 \ (Central) : (23) 3341 and;3342; Cable Ad: Siber

Cable Ad: Salehouse H. Treichler; < manager

P. Blattmann

Sale, Swan & Co., Ltd.—14, Marunouchi E. .11. Brunner

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku ; P.O. Box 318; SlEMENS-SCHUCKERT DeNKJ KaBUSHIKI

Gable Ad : Sales wan Kaisha—2, Marunouchi, 3-chome,

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 4394,

Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.— 4395 an,d 4396 . (Marunotichi): Cable

Takiyama Bldg., Ginza Nishi 6-ehome, AdB.: Siemens

Mohr, director

Kojimachi-ku W. Bunten, manager

Schmid, R. (Watch Factory)—1931, N. Kodera

Nishisugamo, 2-chome, Toshima-ku; H. Bank

Cable Ad: Revival A. Mueller

R. Mbmptani, engineer

;Schmidt Shoten Ltd.—Nibonbashiku .Singer Sewing Machine Co.— 10,

Muromachi, 3-chOme 2; Cable Ad: Mardnouchi, 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Schmidt S. K. F. Industries of JapAn—10,

V. Suesskoch, director Yuraku-cho,

W.L.Theiss,

Deckert do. Shefko. Sale 1-ohome;

Offices atCable Ad:

:—Sapporo,

E. Levedag, Jr. Kanazawa. KagaOka, Nagoya, Osaka,

K. Regel Kokura, Keijo, Dairen, Mukden and

C. Gastmeier Takao

W. Schmidt Smidth & Co., A / S^ (Copenhagen) F.

Miss K. Lanue L.—8,' Marunoufchi, Kojimachi-ku;

Mrs. J. Endris Teleph. (23) 1896; P.O. BoxXentral

Mrs. Ch. Hintze 94; Cable Ad: Folasmidth

Agents for

Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar Society of Chemical Industry in

Sanitas, Berlin Basle, Manufacturers of “Ciba”

E. Merck, Darmstadt Pharmaceutical Chemicals &c.—Sanwa

Bldg., Ginza, 4-chome, Kyobashi ku ;

Teleph. Ginza 4731

^Schmitz & Co., P., Representatives of South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

German Machine Makers—Tokyo Yurakukan Building, 4, Marunou-

Tatemono Building, Gofuku-bashi, chi, 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph.

Nihonbashi-ku ; Cable Ads: Humboldt (23) 0976; Cable Ad : Soubritish

and Pschmitzco

262 TOKYO

St. Luke’s International Medical Kansai Branch Office—Asahi Bldg.,,

. Centre (for Japanese and Foreign- 3, Nakanoshima 3-chome, Kita-ku,

ers) — Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-ku; Osaka; Telephs. 4500, 5470 & 5540

Telephs. (56) 6101-5 (Kyobashi); (Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Sun-

Cable Ad: Stlukes beam

Rt.director

Rev. N. S. Binsted, d.d., actg. W. Araki, manager

E. B. Cahusac, secretary

Hiroshima Branch office —44, Higa-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—.519j Yaesu shi Uoya-machi, Hiroshima; Te-

Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi- leph. 4810

ku; Teleph. (23) 2295-8 K. Kusaka, manager

Kyushu Branch Office—Jugo Build-

Stelefeld, Dr. H.—67, ’J’ansu-machi; ing, Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka;

Telephone Akasaka (48) 0704 Teleph. 1212; Cable Ad: Sunbeam

M. Fujiye, manager

Strachan & Co. (Agencies),

M., Commission Ltd., W Swedish Legation (see Embassies)

and Insurance

Agents—Yu sen Building, 2-chome, Tanaka, Nobuo, Barrister and Solicitor

Marunouchi, Kojimaohi-ku; Teleph. —New Kaijo Bldg. (6th floor), Maru-

2823 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 43 nouchi, Kojimachi ku; Teleph. Maru-

nouchi (23) 2012; Cable Ad: Tanavocat

(Central); Cable Ad: Strachan

E. P. Stroud, director Tetens, A. P., Engineers, Heating,

Styrian Steel Works, Ltd.—2, Echizen- Ventilating, etc.—Room 1517, 5th

bori, 1-chcme, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. floor, Tokyo Kaijo New Building,

Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 6514; Cable Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

Ad : Styriastal Branch Office : 3, (23) 4868; Cable Ad: Tetens

Minami-Sakaigawacho, 2Hchome, Mi- Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance

nato-ku, Osaka; Teleph. Nishi (43) Co., Ltd., The—Mitsubishi Bldg., 8

6156 Central, 8 Marunouchi 3-chome, Koji-

maclii-ku; P. O. Box 155; Cable Ad:

Sun Insurance Office Ltd.—14, Ma- Globe

runouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. 23-1756

and 5815 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Tokyo Clubs)

Chamber of Commerce (see

102 (Central) ; Cable Ad ; Sunfire

W. R. Bull, Manager for Japan

M. C. Compton

S. Tamura, Tokyo Branch Manager Tokyo Piano Shokai (formerly

Foreign Piano Importing Co.)—

2, Ginza Nishi, 6-chome, Kyobashi-

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada ku ; Teleph. Ginza (57 ) 2943; Cable

—Administrative Office for Japan: Ad: Tokyopiano

6, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Kojima- Tomeye Trading Co., Importers and

chi-ku; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) Exporters—Yusen Building; Teleph.

1880 and 18S>1; Cable Ad: Sunbeam 23-3867 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

W. D. Cameron, supervisor for Leon

Japan Leon D. S. Tomeye

R. M. Dobson, resident secretary

P. Lord

Kanto Branch Office — Yuraku Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha

Building, Marunouchi; Teleph. (Successors to Babcock & Wilcox,

Marunouchi (23) 4786 {agent’s use) Ltd., and Zema Works, Ltd.) Manu-

and 4843 (office use) facturers of Stirling Water Tube

E. Lord, manager

Nagoya Branch Office—Sumitomo Boilers, Chain Grate Stokers, Con-

Building, Shinyanagi - oho, 6- ances—10,andMarunouchi;

veyors all Boiler House

Teleph.Appli-

(23>

chome, Naka-ku; Teleph. 2526 1895 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Babcock.

(Honkyoku) Head Office: Yokohama

M. Aramaki, manager S. Kuroda, branch manager

 TOKYO ■263

Toyo Otis Elevator K. K.—6, Naka- U.S S.R. Consulate {see Consulates)

rokugo, 1-chome, Kamata-ku; Cable

Ad : Lyndentree Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—12, Marunouchi, San-chome,

Tozai Traditstg Co. Ltd., Importers chi Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunou-

ofMerchandise

Machines, —Exporters

4, Kobiki General4- Cable(23)Ad:3562;Union

of- cho, P.O. Box Central 386;

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. (56) E. A. Brodie,, branch manager

1694 ; Cable Ad : Eikokubi; Codes :

Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s Union Trading Co. — Kikumasamune

2nd Phrase Code Building;

Hans Hunter

H. S. Weigall j John Gadsby J. Bitker,Cable Ad: Utrac

psoprietor

Agencies

J. A. Prestwich & Co., London Yehling, W.—Takiyama Bldg.: Cable

Ad: Wehvehling

(J. A. P. Engine)

Burman & Sons, Ld., Birmingham

(Gear Box) Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd. — 135-137,

Matchless Motor Cycle, Ld., Ked- Mitsbishi Main Building, 4. 2-

chome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku

diteh S. Yamada, representative in

B. A. Lister & Co. (Lister Diesel Japan

engines)

Indian Motorcycle Co.

Vogt, Dr. K. & Sonderhoff, Dr. R.

Trade Representation of U.S.S.R., ing, (Law & Patent office)—Yaesu Build-

Export and Import Trade between Teleph. 4th floor, Kojimachi-ku;

Marunouchi (23) 3062; Cable

U.S.S.R. and Japan—10, Marunou-

chi; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 2307- AdDr.: Anwalt K. Vogt, Lawyer & regd.

2309; Cable Ad: Vneshtorg Patent Attorney, Legal Adviser

to the German Embassy

Dr. R. Sonderhoff

‘Trans-Pacific, The”—1, Uchi-Yama-

shita-cho Itchome, Kojimachi-ku; Vories & Co., W.M., Architects (A

Telephs. (Ginza) 5857, 5858, 5859; Department of the Omi Brother-

Cable Ad : Advertiser hood)— Fitjiya Bldg., Tranomon,

B. W. Fleisher, editor and publisher Shibaku; Teleph. Shiba 2834; Cable

Ad: Vpries. Head Office: Omi-

Trans-Pacific Advertising & Service Hachiman, Japan

Bureau 4—1, Uchiyamate-cho, It-

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 5857- Waltham Watch Co. — Yongokan,

9 (Ginza); Cable Ad : Advertiser Marunouchi; P.O. Box 83 Central;

B. W. Fleisher, proprietor Cable Ad: Waltham

J. R. Young, manager

Warner Bros. First National Pic-

Twentieh Century-Fox (Far East) mono tures (Japan) Inc.—Tokyo Tate-

Inc., Film Distributors — Idzumo chome,Building, 3-7, Gofukubashi 3-

Building, 2, Ginza, 8-chome; Tele- honbashiNihonbashi 3908; ku;Ad:Teleph.

Cable Ni-

Firnatex

phone Ginza 3717; Cable Ad: Michael Shathin, general mgr.

Centfox

A. G. Doyle, manager

Branches & Agents—Osaka; Haka- Weinberger & Co., C.—3, Naka-dori,

ta, Kyushu; Seoul, Korea; Otaru, Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

(23) 4727; Cable Ad : Weinberger

Hokkaido; Nagoya and Dairen

264 TOK^O^YOKOHAMA

Western Electric Co. (Orient) Ld.— Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ka-

2, Marunouchi

Teleph. 3-chome,

Marunouchi 2606Kojimachi-ku,

; Cable Ad : takura Building, 2, Kyobashi , 3-

Jerpi chome, Kyobashi-ku; P.O. Box Cen-

tral 356; Cable Ad : Yorkshire

K. J. Brown, manager for Japan

Westinghotse Air Brake Coi—665; R. A. Roberts

Marunouchi Building; Cable Ad: H. P. Kay

Westinghouse

Fred 8. Thomas; Ehgineer for Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu-

sen Building (7th floor), Marunou-

Orient chi; Telephs. 3065 and 3066 (Maru-

Westinghouse Electric Internation- nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Zeissag

Paul Henrichs, director (Jena)

al Oo.—784, Marunouchi Building, Alfred Simader, db. (Dresden)

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 121; Cable Hermann Kuh, director (Tokyo)

Ad : Wemcoexpo Werner Dietze

Ludwig Eckert

Wrigley Co., Ltd.—1, Ginza 8-chome, Willy Haenssgen

Kyobashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Spearmint Walter Heidrich

Lothar Sachse

Alexander Seiffert

Yokohama Specie Bank (see Banks) Karl Windel

YOKOHAMA

Yokohama is situated on the Bay of Tokyo, in lat. 35 deg. 26 min. 11 sec.

N., and long. 139 deg. 39 min. 20 sec., and is distant about 20 miles from

the capital, with which it is connected by several lines of steam and electric

railways. A very small fishing village when it was opened to foreign trade in

1859, its proximity to the capital quickly led to its development and it was

for many years the leading port of Japan. The surrounding scenery

is hilly and pleasing, and on clear days the snow-crowned summit

and graceful outlines of Fuji-san, a volcanic mountain 12,370 feet

high—celebrated in Japanese literature and depicted on innumerable native

works of art—is most distinctly visible, though some 75 miles distant. Adjoining the

harbour is the site of what was known before the abolition of extra-territoriality,as the

foreign

circle ofsettlement.

low hills Beyond

called the“ The

plain onBluff,”

which onthe town

whichis built

are risessituated

a sort of semi-

the

residences of many members of the foreign community. Along the

waterfront runs a good road called the Bund, on which stand a number of

imposing buildings, of which the principal ones are the Hongkong and

Shanghai

United ClubBank,

and the American

the New GrandConsulate,

Hotel. The the reconstructed

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.’s many

city includes offices, fine

the

examples of modern architecture, notably the Prefectural offices, rebuilt at a cost of

3Office,

milliontheyen, the Silk

British and Conditioning House, theJapanese

American Consulates, Customs House, GeneralBanks

and Foreign Post

and office buildings, A fine cricket and recreation club and a racecourse are

situated about two miles from the Settlement. Three excellent golf links are

within a short distance of the city. A good boating and yachting club also

exist, providing facilities for deep-sea bathing. The railway station is well-

designed and commodious. The town is in the enjoyment of an excellent

water supply, large waterworks having been completed in 1887. The municipal

electric tramways traversing important sections of the city now extend for 31

miles (approximately 29 miles in actual use). There are 33 miles of bus route within

the city. The harbour work started in 1900 and practically finished in 1917,

 YOKOHAMA 265

sustained great damage in the earthquake of 1932. Reconstruction was, how-

ever, complete in March 1931. An outer breakwater, now under construction,

will on completion, more than double the present harbour area. The gas works

were started as a private enterprise but taken over by the municipality in

1892, the pipes laid measure now about 200 miles. There are 4 berths at the

pier accommodating the largest steamers, and 12 mooring wharves for large

ocean-going vessels, most of these wharves accommodating vessels of any size.

The Yokohama Dock Company has three dry docks of 628 ft., 489 ft., and 380

ft., docking length, 98 ft., 77 ft., and -76 ft. width of entrance, and 33 ft.,

26 ft. and 21 ft. of water on the blocks respectively, and a ‘mooring basin of

600 ft. by 100 ft. by 25 ft.

In the very severe earthquake, which was followed by a huge conflagra-

tion, on September 1st, 1923, close on 30,000 people are known to have

perished. Another 3,559 were missing and believed to be dead, and 66,371

■one-quarter

were officiallyof reported as injured,

the population. The the total ofcasualties

number buildingsreipresentating

aestroyed was nearly

70,000

out of a total of 93,000. The shipping in harbour was placed in serious

jeopardy by the blazing oil from the oil-tanks on shore running into and

spreading over the water.

The population of Yokohama was about 750,000 in 1937 thus being the sixth

largest city in the Empire.

Yokohama chiefly subsists on its foreign trade, especially the valuable

silk trade, which from the time of the opening of the country has always

been

and handled

the silk attrade

the port. The earthquaketransferred

was temperorarily of 1923 for atotime disabled

Kobe, the port,

but with the

rehabilitation of the northern port the trade has been in part recaptured.

The present depression in the silk trade, however, due partly to the

economic situation in the U.S.A. and partly to the competition of rayon, has

had

by thesome effect inupon

increase othertheexports

port; since

fortunately it was offsetof the

the abandonment to aGold

greatStandard

extent

by Japan, and the growth of industrial areas in the neighbourhood.

Yokohama is administered by the Municipality, which owns the electric

lighting and power plants, the electric tramways and the gas and water

■supplies.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN EIRMS

A.all & Co., Ltd.—7, Yamashita-cho, Agencies

Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Aall Stickstoff - Syndikat, G.m.b.H.,

Berlin. Fertilizers

Adet, Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine Nordd’eutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

and Spirit Merchants—43, Yamashi- Passenger and Freight Line

ta-cho; Teleph. 2-4077; P.O. Box 51; American Association of Yokohama

Cable Ad: Mossycamp (see Clubs)

C. H. Moss

American Consulate (see Consulates)

Ahrens & Co., Nachf, H. (Gomel American Cynamid Co.—133, Sailobun-

Kaisha)—51, Yamasihita-cho; Naka- machi, Kanagawa-ku

ku; Teleph. (2) 0142 and (2) 0150

(Honkyoku); P.O. Box 71; Cable American ExpressNakaku;

Co., Inc., The—7,

Ad: Nordlloyd Nihon Odori, Teleph. (2)

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo) 4722; P.O. Box 407; Cable Ad:

H. Umbhau Amexco

2GG YOKOHAMA

Ambeican Mail Line Ltd.—50, Yama- BANKS

&hita-cho; Tele^hs. 2-4237-9; Cable

Ad: Mailine; Codps: Bentley’s Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—33, Nihon

Universal, etc. Ohdori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Tai-

, U. W, Gabrielson, genei'al ag,ent wangink

N. V. Carlson

F. H. Spengler

L. Nietman The Chartered Bank of India

American Merchandise Co., Inc., Australia and China — 18, Nihon

Exporters of General Merchandise Ohdori, Nakaku;

—164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad : P.O. Box 284 Cable Ad : Younker ;

Harlo. Head Office: 'New York:

Branches: Los Angeles, Montreal,

Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe' and Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—2, Yamashita-cho; P.

Shanghai O. Box 402; Teleph. (Honkyoku) 2^

0044; Cable Ad: Olympia

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. • i C. Holland

—255, Yamashita-cho; Shipping De- E. P. Streatfield

partment Teleph. 2-0580; P. O. Box D. A. Gumming

28; Cable Ad : Amtraco. Head Office

for Japan: Tokyo Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—20, Hon-cho, P.

O. Box 223; Teleph. 2-4131; Cable

Amsterdam .Underwriters Associa- Ad : Mithama

tion—164, Yamashita-cha; Teleph. National City Bank of New York,.

Honkyoku 2-2449; P.O. Box 39; The—74a, ' Yamashita-cho, N aka-ku;

Cable Ad: Apcar Telephs. 2-1836, 2-1837, 2-1838

R. J. ‘Carroll, agent and 2-3178; P.O. Box 299 ; Cable Ad :

Apcar & Co., A. M., Merchants—164, Citibank R. D. Standish, mgr. (Tel. 2-2184)'

Yamashita-cho;

Ad : Apcar P.O. Box 39; 'Cable L. V. McAdams, pro-mgr. & acct.

M. Apcar, managing director T. P. Davis, pro-mgr. & sub-accL

T. E. Bamford, sub-acct.

Agencies

Ariel Works, Ld., Birmingham. Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. — 2-cbome,

Ariel Motorcycles

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ld , L’don Hon-cho;Sumitbank

P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad:

Code Services Ltd., London,

Lombard Codes

John Pottie & Son, Sydney, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—60, Mi-

nami Nakadori, Nakaku; Teleph.

Australia 3131 (Honkyokul

Arcodet A Co., Ltd., H. N.—Tokiwa Bell, R. G., Representative and Agent,

Bldg., Tokiwa-cho, 1-ehome, Nakaku Import and Export—23, Yamashita-

H. N. Arcouet cho; . Telephs. (2) °023, 0246, 1794;

P.

Audoyer, G., Merchant—109, Yama-

shita-cho;

P.O. Box 109;Telephs,

Cable2-0011

Ad : and 2-3100; Berrick & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Audoyergeo

Georges Audoyer. Exporters—199, Y"amashita-cho : P.

E. Dentici, signs; per pro. O. Box 199; Cable Ad: Berrick

J. J. P. Coelho, dp. B. R. Berrick, director

R. Hirai M. Mendelson, do,

K. Yoneyama B. Deveson

N. Aoyagi O. Yuyama

S. Marumo H. J. D. Rooke

H. Ogane R. H. A. Berrick

H. L. Playfair

 YOKOHAMA 267

Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita- Staff

cho; Teleph. 2-2579; Cable Ads: Passenger Dept:

Tirthdas and Bharat; Codes: Bent- L. R. Wilde, passenger agent

ley’s, Oriental 3-letter and Private G. A. Lomaev

Naraindas Tirthdas, manag.-director L. Frank IK. Hibi

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff; Teleph. (2) J. Kaneko | M. Miyabe

3616; Cable Ad: Bluff Hotel Freight Dept: .

C. Petersen, manager J. A. Cromarty T. Tsuchiya

M. J. Nozaki T. Hasumi

Brady & Ruegg—90b, Yamashita-cho; K. Yada, T. Ito

P.O. Box 30; Cable Ad: Ruegg J. Quini M. Oguma

R. Ruegg

Canadian Transport „ Co , Ltd.-

British Association of Japan (see Kaigan-dori

Clubs)

British Consulate (see Consulates) Caudrelier, L., Wholesale and Retail

Grocers—62. Yamashita-cho; P. O.

Box 124; Cable Ad: Caudrelier

Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamashita-

cho, 1 chome, Nakaku; Teleph. (2) Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho;

4832, 4833

Cable Ad : Centre

Bureau of Entomology

Quarantine—21, and Plant

Yamashita-cho Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and

Butterfield & Swire, (Japan), Ltd.— China (see Banks)

7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-5235-7;

P.O. Box 183; Cable Ad: Swire Christ Church (Church of England)—

J. Thayer, signs per pro. 234,Chaplain—Rev.

Bluff

P. Cheverst R. P. Pott

R. G. Castle ton

A. D. Tan- Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

Cameron & Co., Ltd., A.—70-a, Yama- Water Co., Ltd.—66, Okina-cho

shita-cho; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

Cameron

•Canadian National Railways—7, Ya- American CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-4323; Cable 6, Bund Association of Yokohama—

Ad : Lemorb President—R. D. Standish

Donald E. Ross, general agent Secretary—Carl W. ’ Gabrielson

T. Nishimura Treasurer—T.

Y. Kasai Custodian—E. P.W.DavisFrazar

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Association of Japan—7,

Canadian Pacific Express Co.

—21, Yamashita-cho, 1 Naka ku : Yamashita-cho

Chairman—W. E. Gooch

Telephs. (Passenger and Freight) Hon. Secretary—D.Murray

E. Ross

Honkyoku (2)-5331; P.O Box 201; Hon. Treas.—W.

Cable Ads; (Passenger) Gacanpac,

(Freight) Citamprag

M. FitzGerald, general agent for CilAMBRE DE COMMERCE FrANCAISE DU

Japon—185, Yamate-cho; Cable Ad:

Japan Chamfrance

J. H. Nancollis, agent

B. G. Ryan,, general agent, Pass..

Dept. Foreign Trade Association of Yoko-

Young Bun, accountant hama—i, Kaigan-dori

2f)S YOKOHAMA

Nippon Race Club Golfing Associa- CONSULATES

tion—7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. Argentine—Wakao Building, Hon-

2-1502 (Honkyoku) and .2 4929 (Hon- cho; 4-chome

yoku) Club House Consul—Ricardo Aramburu

Committee—B. Kopt (Captain),

W. R. Gooch (Hoii. Secretary), Belgium—36, Nihon Odori; P.O.

S. Andries, B. Devesoh, W. Box 144; Cable Ad: Suzandron

Hayward, M. Meridelfeon; H. B. Consul—A. L. Ronvaux

Street and W. L. Tesch

Royal Society of St. George (Yoko- Brazil—254, Yamashita-cho; Cable

hama and Tokyo Branch) c/o 4, Ad': Consbras

Yamashita-cho, Nakaku : Cable Ad : Consul—Raul Bopp

Yuclub j Chile—(see Chilean Legation, Japan

President—T. G. Ely, Section)

Vice-Pres. J. D. F. Collier

Hon. Secretary—J. W. Buttery China—87, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Hon. Treas.—R. E. Spence AdConsul-General

: Sinoconsul — Hong Nien

Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Wang

Industry—11, Nihon Odori, Naka-

ku ; Cable Ad: Kaigisho; Code:

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Acme Czechoslovakia—92,

Cable Ad : Dnumgis

Yamashita-cho;

Schofield’s and Lombard Consul—S. Isaacs

Yokohama Seamen’s Club (Missions Denmark—8, Yamashita-cbo

to Seamen)—194, Yamashita-cho; Consul—A. L. F. Jordan

Teleph. 2-4228; Cable Ad: Yokseaclub

Rev. Bernard Briggs, ■ Chaplain Finland—199, Yamashita-cho, Naka-

Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board ku

of Trade—252, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Consul—B. R. Berrick

Box 216; Cable Ad : Tradeboard France—185, Bluff; Teleph. Honkyoku

Yokohama United Club—4, Yamasbi- ,3-480; Cable Ad: FransulatEdme Gal-

Consul-General—M..

ta-cho: P.O. Box 84; Cable Ad: lois

Yuclub Vice-Consul — M. Robert de

Chairman—W. Hayward Francqueville

Secretary—D. L. Abbey Secretary-Interipreter — M. H.

Committee—G. Audoyer, B. De- Takayama

veson, H. J. Huber, B. G. Ryan,

R. D. Standish and .H. B. Street Germany—51, Yamashita-cho: Te-

leph. 2-1454; Cable Ad: Consu-

Collier, J. I)., Engineering Office, germa

Manufacturers’ Representative^—23, Consul General—Dr.

Chancellor—J. W. Crull

Christians

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-1794; P.O. Assistant—A. Oetmann

Box 27; Cable Ad : Collier; Codes • Stenotypist—Miss Agnes Malin

Universal Trade & Bentley’s

Great

Teleph.Britain

2-0423;—Cable

3, Nihon Odori;

Ad: Britain

Commercial Union. Assurance Co., Consul-General—R. McP. Austin

Ltd., Fire and Marine—72, Yama- Consul—D. W. Kermode

shita-cho; P.O. Box 52; Cable Ad: Shipping Clerk—W. J. Ham

Cuaco

James A. Dixon, manager for (Teleph. 2-0423)

Japan

W. T. Craigie Greece — 21, Yamashita-cho

N. S. Choy Consul—J. H. Naneolis

 YOKOHAMA 269'

Guatemala—8, Benten-dori 1-chome, Continental Insurance Co. of Neav

Naka-ku York—Nippon Kaijo Building, 21,

Consul—T. Ono Hon-cho-dori, 2-chqme, Naka-ku;

Cable Ad: Afiajapan

Honduras—Tonan Bldg;, Yoshida- W. W. Glass, Manager for Japan.

bashi Giwa, Naka-ku (Tokyo)

Consul—P. Tanabe S. Sato, Yokohama branch mgr.

Italy—8-c, Yamate-cho; Teleph. 2- Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—c/o. Hotel

New Grand; P.O. Box 412; Cable

3041; Cable Ad: Italconsul Ad: Coupon

Consul—A. de Prospero N. Kimura,

Mexico—7, Yamashita-ciio; Teleph. Coolican, Dr. M. R.—86, Yamashita-

2- 1120; Cable Ad: Consulmex cho, Naka-ku

Netherlands—2Sc, Yamashita-cho M. R. Coolican, m.b., b.ch.

Consul—M. S. Wiersum Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd. — 43,.

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Cable Ad :

Norway—Union Buildings, 75, Ya- Coopfmdly

mashita-cho ; Teleph. 2-2264; P.O.

Box 20

Acting Consul—H. E. Standage, Comes Agents & Co., Merchants & Lloyd

81, Yamashita-cho; P.O.s

O.B.E. Box 288; Telephs. 2-1831-3; Cable Ad:

Cornes

Panama—157, Yamashita-cho, Naka- A. J. Cornes (London)

ku ; Cable Ad : Panaconsul P. L. Spence (Kobe)

Consul—Julio. P. Brieeno J. Cornes (London)

Secretary—Waldo Tipolt E.J. W.

M. Meyer

Carlson,(Kobe)

manager

Peru—19, Bluff; Teleph. Honk- F. Gandossi

yoku (2) 4240 A. Gandossi

Consul—Dr. Humberto F. Davila H.

W. C.F.L.,Vincent

Andrews

Spain—c/o J. Witkowski & Co., 93 D. B. Woods, Surveyor to>

Yamashita-cho Lloyd’s Agents

Consul—S. Perez Coutts & Clark—24,; Yamashita-cho,.

Sweden—7, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Nakaku

Box 132; Telephs. 2-6337 (office) Curnow & Co,, Ltd., J., Importers,

and 2-1030 (private) Exporters, Indent Merchants, Agents

Consul—G. Guston, and Ship Store Suppliers—66, Main

Turkey (Honorary)— 48, Benten-dori, Street; Telephs. (2)-2836 (3 Lines);

P.O. Box 82; Cable Ad: Curnow;

3- chome, Naka-ku Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, Duo,

Consul—Z. Hara Universal Trade and Schofield’s 3-

letter Code. Branches: Tokyo,

United States of America — 6, Kobe and Dairen

Bund: Teleph. (2) 2600; Cable Geo. Russell, managing director

Ad: American Consul Alfred Russell, director

Consul—Richard F. Boyce Willie Russell, director (Kobe)

Edwin Russell, director

Maurice L. Russell, auditor

Continental Union Assurance Co., Geo. Komor, mgr., export dept.

Ltd.—72, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku;

CableJas.Ad:A.Cuaco.

Dixon, mgr. for Japan Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con-

sulates)

-270 YOKOHAMA

Dalamal & Sons—76, Yamashita-cho Everett Steamship Corporation—7,

W. Dalamal) proprietor Yamashitacho, Naka-ku

Darbier, J., Engineer—12, Yoshiha- Eymard & Co., C.„ Merchants— 253

Yamashita-cho

ma-cho ; Cable Ad : Aida

Dayaram Bros. & Co.—76, Yamashita- FarGeneral East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,

Cargo and Cotton Control-

cho, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Dayaram lers—164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad :

Dell ’Oro A Co. of Milan, Merchants Supervise J. W. Bust, agent

—91,

Delloro Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Feltman Bros. Juvenile Imports

G. I. Dell’Oro Corporation—26, Otamachi, 2-chome ;

Dewette & Co.—112, Yamate-cho Cable Ad: Brofeltman

Dhanamall, Chellaram, Exporter of Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.—3414,

Silk Good's and Curios—32-c, Ya- Moriya-cho; Telephs.

Ad : Ford2/6231-35;

motor P. O.

mashita-cho; P.O. Box 235; Cable BoxB. 403; Kopf,Cable

manager

Ad: Dhanamal J.B. C.Boiler,

Ankeny,

N. B. Daswan, manager chiefasst.

clerkmgr.

Dialdas & Sons, M.—76, Yamashi- W. C. Asen

tarcho; P.O. Box 266; Cable Ad: F. W. Ayers I F. G. Thomas

Dialdas G. C. Gran dy | E. Hjersing

Directory and Chronicle of the Far France Boyeki Shokai (Successors to

Comptoir Soies, Societe Anonyme)

East (China, Japan, Malaya, —109,

Philippine Islands, Dutch East 2100 andYamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-

2-0011; P.O. Box 109; Cable

Indies, Indo-China, etc.) Ad: Isabeau

Agents for Yokohama—Maruzen Georges Audoyer

shi,Co.—6, Tori-Nichome,

P. O. Box 605, Tokyo Nihonba- E. Dehtici, signs per pro.

J. J. P. Coelho, do.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Steamship, II. Kameda

Coaling and Insurance Agents— T. Sakuragi

Shipping Dept. : 22, Yamashita-cho : S. Yoshioka

P.O. Box 271 Y. Ishii

J. P. Barnett N. Kamiyamagi

Dollar Steamship Line—50, Yamashi- Fratelli Zerollo, Inc.—164, Yama-

shita-cho, N aka-ku

ta-cho ; Telephs. 2-4237-9,; Cable Ad : J. W. Bust, agent

Dollar; Codes: Bentley’s, Univer-

sal, etc. Frazar & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’

C. N.W. V.Gabrielson,

Carlson general agent Agents, Engineering Specialities,

F. H. Spengler General Merchandise — 7, Nihon

L. Nietman Odori, Naka-ku

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Food and German Consulate (see Consulates)

Animal Bye

Bones. Hoofs,Products

Tallow,(Beef, Hides, Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—93, Ya-

Lards)—1,

Kaigan-dori, Itchome • Cable Ad: mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-6538; P.O.

Mayes; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, Box 164; Cable Ad : Getz

Universal Trade,managing

Swifts anddirector

Libbys S. Perez, Manager for Japan

C. T. Mayes, E. B. Papendieck, manager

T. Takizawa director Gibbs & Co., Ltd., Betail Grocers

K. Mayeda, Provisions and Wine

T. Matsuoka, Fish Products

C. M. Mayes, sales mgr. ta-cho ; P.O.Merchants—66,

Box 65; Cable Yamashi-

Ad:

Gibbs

 YOKOHAMA 271

Gjxlon and Company, Importers and Illies & Co., C. Shipping Dept.—23,.

Exporters—23, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Ad: Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 78; Cable

Box 411; Cable Ad: Gil Ion Hapag

W. E. Gooch K. Friedrichsen

W. R. Gooch

. J. Shirota, insurance dept. Imperial Airways, Ltd.—7, Yamashi-

K. Matsuo I M. Akiyeda ta-cho

H. Utsugi I T Katsumi

K. Muraki | Y. Yoshida Isaacs & Co., S.; General Merchants—

92, Yamashita-cho; P.O, Box 4061

Grauert, Prof. Dr. Med. Hermann, Cable 1 Ad : Dnumgis

S. Isaacs

k.c.s.g.—35, Yamashita-choy Naka- J. D. Miller, signs per pro.

ku; Cable Ad : Grauert H. Hayashi |I T.H. Takeuchi

Haenschel, Hans, Importer— 43, Yaina- K. Ogura Taylor

shita-cho, Nat- a-ku; P. O. Box 9; Cable Is arsing Premsing, General Exporters—

Ad: Haenschel 126, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; P.O. Box.

232; Cable Ad: Isarsing

Hall, Jno. W-, Auctioneer, Commis-

sion Merchant and Estate Agent— Italian Consulate (see'Consulates)

87, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Hall

Japan Advertiser, The- 51-b, Yama-

Hassaram & Co., K., General Export- shita-cho; Teleph. Honkyoku 1649;

ers and Commission Agents—108, Cable Ad: Advertiser

Clarence A. DavieSj branch mgr.

Yamashita-cho: Teleph. (2): 3278;

P.O. Box 76; Cable Ad: Hassaram Japan Import;ANb Export Commission

Helm Brothers, Ltd., Stevedores, ' (lo.—252, Yamashita-cho ; Teleph. 2-

Landing and Shipping Agents—48, 1420; Cable Ad: Commission

B. Guggenheim (New York)

Yamashita-cho ; Teleph. 2-0524 ; P.O. E. Jordan, manager

Box 116; Cable Ad: Helm; Codes:

Bentley’s and Scott’s 10th edn. Japan Times, The—157, Yamashita-

E. W. Frazar, chairman of dirs. cho; Teleph. Honkyoku 2-5240.*

H. A. Chapman, director Cable Ad: Times

J. F. Helm, director

J. T. Helm, do. (Kobe) Japan Tourist: Bureau-t-4, Kaigan-

W. Helm do. dori, 1-chome. Head Office: Tok-

L. Goldfinger yo Station; Teleph. Hon. 2-3490;.

A. R. Hanson I R. Pohl Cable Ad: Tourist

R. Wolf | J. Ahrens

Hill Pharmacy, The—128, Motomachi 35, ain J arm NihonDavis

Ohdori,Co.,Naka-ku

Ltd.—Keen Bldg.,

Holstein Shipping & Insurance Java-China;Japan Lijn N.V.—25, Ya-

Agencies (Shipping Office)—7, Ya- mashita-cho, ' Naka-ku; Cable Ad:

mashita-cho ; Cable Ad : Holstein Javalijn

Home Insurance Co.—73, Yamashita- Jebenstreit Shokai, F., Import—

Jugo Bldg.; Teleph. (2) 4218 (Honk-

cho: Teleph. 0333 (Tonkyoku); P.O. yoku) ; P.O. Box 121; Cable Ad:

18 ; Cable Ad : Generasso Ebensan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

F. Schoene, agent 6th edns., Rudolf Mosse-Code-

Hongkong Suppk

Banks) & Shanghai Bank (see Fr. Jebenstreit

Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita- Chartered Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Maurice,

cho ; Cable Ad : Newgrand Accountants—45a, Yama-

shita-cho; Cable Ad : Unravel

:2U YOKOHAMA

Keen & (Co., A., Import and Export Maersk Bine, The—4. Kaigan-dori

Merchants — 77, Yamashita-cho

(Building No. 25); Telephs. 2-4648

and 2-1045 (Honyoku); P.O. Box Maison Arcus (Oriental Apartments)

181; Cable Ad : Schoenegg; Codes; —31, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th impr. and 6th Maison De Vogue—84, Motomachi 2-

Acme

J. Kern, partner chome, is’aka-ku

Mrs. A. H. Kern, signs per pro. Manufacturers Fife Insurance Co.,

Kewalram & Bulchand, Silk and Gen- The—73, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

pj-al Exporters—82, Yamashita-cho; F. Schoene, agent

P.O. Box 35; Cable Ad: Bulchand Marshali. Field & Co.—87, Yamashi-

K. H. Mahtani ta-cho; Cable Ad: Drumar

T. Bulchaud

Kimatrai & Co., J.—157, Yamashita- Martin, C. K. Marshall—Bluff Hotel

cho; P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad: McSparran, Dr. Joseph B., m.d., Phy-

Kimatrai sician and Surgeon—7, Nihon-odori,

D. Chandiram, manager Naka-ku; Telephs. 2-3203 & 2-4974

J. Dayaram, sub-manager

IKishinchand Messageries Marittmes, Compagnie

shita-cho; P. O.Chellaram

Box 75 — 76, Yama- des—9, Yamashita-cho; Teleph.

Hon. (2) 2085; Cable Ad:

Kruger, Kenneth F.H. (Master Mari- Messagerie

Y. Boutin

ne!*, O. C. Lond.), Surveyor and

Appraiser of Ships and Cargoes, Miller Tire Sales Co.—87, Yamashi-

Survey u- to Principal Shipping and ta-cho

Insurance Offices—51b, Yamashita-cho;

P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: Sardomene

Baffin, T. M.—50, Yamashita-cho; Mission Missions)

Cathclique {see Churches &

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Baffin

T. M. Baffin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Btd.—14, Nip-

Bloyd’s Register of Shipping—50, hon Odori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Mitsu

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Teleph. Morgan, Jay H., Architect—Union

3302 (Hon.); P.O. Box 48; Cable Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Ad : Register Ad: Jaymor

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Muller, Maclean & Co., Inc. — 199,

Btd,—75, Yamashita.-cho ; Teleph. 2-

0015; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad: Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 140

Mackinnons

H. E. Standage, o.b.e., director National City Bank of New York

J. M. Sandford,. assistant {see Banks)

Agents Netherlands Consulate {see Consu-

P. & O. S. N. Co.; Cable Ad: lates)

Peninsular

British-India and Apcar Bines; New Zealand Insurance Co., Btd.

Cable Ad: Mackinnons (Fire and Marine)—73, Yamashita-

E. & A. S.S. Co., Ed.:; Cable Ad: choBox ; 18Teleph. 0233: Newzico

; Cable Ad (Honkyoku); P.O.

Pertama F. Schoene, agent

Marine Insurance Co., Bd.

Federal Insurance Co., Bd

The Sea Insurance Co., Bd. Nichizui Trading Co., Btd. (Agents

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. for Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.)—

Merchants Fire Insurance Corpn. 46, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 273;

of New York Cable Ad: Nichizuico

 YOKOHAMA 273

-Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting Oversea Trading Co., General Im-

Stevedores, Landing, Warehousing & porters & Exporters—219c, Yamate-

Shipping Agents—7, Yamashita-cho; cho; Teleph. 2-1547; P.O. Box 57;

P.O. Box 132; CaJble Ad: Landing Cable Ad : Oversea

G. A. Neville, manager J. Stem, proprietor

Nihalchand Brothers, Exporters of Otsuka Piano Shokai—^2, Hon-cho 1-

Silk, Rayon, Cotton Piece Goods, chome, Naka-ku

Made-up-Goods, Curios, Hardware Oversea Trading Co.—21^, Yamate-

and Sundry General Merchandise- cho (Bluff); P.O. Box 57

75, Yamashita-cho; Telephone (Hon-

kyoku) 4825; P.O. Box 126; Cable Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and

Ad : Nihalchand Landing Agents, Stevedores and

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Branch Office) Teleph. Customs Brokers—!, Kaigan-dori;

—9, Kaigan-dori, Sanchome; Cable 34 0(Hon.); Cable Ad: Owston

AdK.: Yusen; Code : Bentley’s C. Heseltine, managing director

Morino, manager L. S. J. Hill, director (Kobe)

T. Ohtsuka, sub-manager E. K.F. Masaki,

Owston,manager

director (Absent)

R. Kawashima, do. T. Shibusawa, inspector

Y. Iwatare, supt. T. Sato, Shipping & Ins.

Y. Yoshida, J. Kondo, T. Taka-

hashi, K. Tsubota, sub-supts. Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

92, Yamashita-cho;Cable Ad: Dnumgis

Nipponoihone 'Go., Ltd.—125, Kunesa- S. J.Isaacs, repres. per

1). Miller, for Japan

pro.

ki, Kawasaki; Cable Ad: Nipponola K. Okabe, manager

Nishimura & Wilson—16, Minami Paravicini, Dr., Medical Practitioner

Naka-dori; Cable Ad: Nisihiwilso —772, 3-chome, Honmoku

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Pearson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Union Building, 75-d, Yamashita- — 7, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 1502

cho, Naka-ku; Telephs. 2-0469 and (Honkyoku); Cable Ad : Finance

2-1708; P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad: A. E. Pearson, c-a. (Yokohama)

Union; Code: Bentley’s Second T. H. Fleming, c.a. (Tokyo)

Phrase T. Sato 4„F. Kondo

H. N. Laver, acting branch mgr.

Pension Dentici—217, Yaimate-cho;

Norwegian Consulate (see Consulates) Teleph. 2-5220

O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Printing, Perez, Corp & Co., Merchants—93,

Yamashita-cho ; P.O. .Box 133; Cable

Advertising & Publishing Services;

Publishers of “Motorists Handbook Ad: Perez

of Japan”—35, Yamashitarcho; P.O.

Box 97; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Peruvian Consulate (see Consulates)

Universal Trade

John Robson Pessomull

PohoomullMulchand,

Bros. Proprietors for

(Europe) — 201,

Oppenheimer Co., Ltd.. Merchants Ad Yamashita-cho;

: Pessoomull P.O. Box 209; Cable

—13, l~amashita-cho; Teleph. Hon. J. P. Khiani, mng. proprietor

2-0418 G. D. Ralwani, manager

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— H. K. Gagnani, asst, manager

P.O.

ken Box 10, Kawasaki Kanagawa-

Cable Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—96,

Ad : ;Tokokawasaki.

Telephs. Kawasaki

Main3601 (8); Tokyo

Office: Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

27 YOKOHAMA

Pkemsinu & Sons, I.—Exporters of Singleton, Benda & Co., Ltd., Import,

Silk and Cotton Goods, and Curios and Export Merchants—96, Yama-

—201, Yamashita-cko; P.O. Box 67; shita-cho; Teleph. 1058; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Shankar 63; Cable Ad: Singleton: Code:

R. C. A. Communications, Inc.—158, Bentley's G. N. Brockhurst, manager

Takinou^e Negishi-machi, Naka-ku

Richmond, Dr. G. D., Dentist—7, —77, British South Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

K ihon Odori; Teleph. Hon. 2-0664 Soubritish

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The Spencer, Wm. B.,. Attorney-at-law—

(Established

tributors of Shell 1900),Petroleum

Imprters Products.

and Dis- 45a, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Capital : Yen 20,000,000.e00—58, Yama- Boydspen

shita-cho, Yokohama; Teleph. (22 Stadelman & Co., Import-Export Mer-

3335 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 401; chants (Found 1894) —116, Takenomaru;

Cable Ad: Petrosam. Sales Offices:

Tokyo, Osaka, Otaru. Sendai, Na- Cable Ad : Stadelman

goya, Hakata, Keijo (Chosen), Tai- Standard Brands of Asia, Inc-—24,

hoku (Formosa), Dairen Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 420; Cable

T.N. G.C. Ely, mang. director

Schippers, do. Ad: Fleisado

W.

H. P.Hayward, accountant

Bi Jones, supt. engineer Standard-Vacuum Oil Company

—Head Office for Japan, Korea and

Robinson, ■ George, Exporter—24, Ya- Telephs. Formosa: 8, Bund, Yokohama;

mashita-cho Honkyoku 2-2330, 2-2337,

2-2338, 2-2339 and 2-0450; P.O. Box 404;

Royal Society of St. George (see Cable Ads : Standvac and Vacuum

Clubs) C. E. Meyer, general manager

J. C. Sample, assist. do.

Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yama- C. Ettele, assist, mgr. (L.O. Div.)

shita-cho; P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: W. G. Bell ( Tokyo)

Rudolphus H. G. Bennett

N. H. Briggs

Rust, J. W., Coil suiting Engineer— V. H. Brown

164, Yamashita-oho; Cable Ad: Rust I. C. Correll

H. W. Daniels

Schmidt, T., Surveyor—51b, Yamashi- S. V. Davies

ta-eho: P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: R.G. C.T.Deaf (Osaka)

Denison

Thoschmidt G. R. Edmondson

F. C. Ells

Schoene F., Insurance Agent—73, J. Gardner (Itozaki)

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 0333 (Honk- V. A. Gulick

yoku); P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: A. F. Guterres (Osaka)

Generasso J. Halkett (Ajikawa)

Shu & Chang Co.—73a, Yamashita- G. L. Holland

cho ; Teleph. Hoh. 2-4546 A. Jahn (Nagasaki)

A.J. L.F. F.Jordan

Jordan

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—89A, P. H. Kipp

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 410; R. C. Ludlum (Keijo)

Cable Ad : Siber F. E. McCorkle

H. J. Huber, Ch.manager C. W. Mevers

A. FJ'Kuni; Hinnen T. P. Nock (Moji)

M. Owens

Singer Sey/ing Machine Co.—75d, E. L. Pennell (Tokyo)

Yamashita-eho, Nakaku: P.O. Box F. A. Parker (Tokyo)

408 J. E. Pennybacker (Osaka)

 YOKOHAMA 275

A. P. Simoes Sun Maid Raisin Growers Associa-

W. E. Shields tion—17, Takace-cho 3-chcme, Na-

I. W. Snyder (Dairen) kaku

J. Robertson (Osaka) K. Nakamoto, manager for Japan

C. A. S. de Souza (Osaka)

O. Tilburn (Dairen) Suzor, Ronvaux A Co., General

I. Y. Stauffer Importers and Exporters — 36,

E. L. Swift Nihon Odori; P.O: Box 144; Cable

S. J. Teaze Ad: Suzandron

A. Swanson

M. Turner (Tsurumi) Svagr, J. J., ii.SC/, n.A., Architect

R. S. Williams and Consulting engineer—428, Bluff

G. Whitmann

J. MacDonald (Tsurumi) Swedish Consulate (see Consulates)

H. Haimovitch (Dairen)

B. Kolokolov (Dairen) Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Manufac-

K. B. Enikeieff (Osaka) facturers of Mazda Lamps, Radio

Mrs. G. Adams (Osaka) Tubes and Equipment, X Ray

Mrs. V. Alexeeff Tubes, Meters and Lighting Accesr-

Mrs. E. M. Farrer sories—Kanagawa-keu : Cable Ad:

Miss M. Hay Fujioka, Kawasaki

Mrs. M. Kaelin

Miss G. King-Mason

Miss E. Kivi Tokyo Piano Shokai^Lvc Otsuka- Piano

Miss L. Kivi Shokai)

Miss M. Robson

Miss D. Robson Tom A Co., C., General and Military

Miss F. Rummel (Tokyo) Tailors—31, YVater Street

Mrs. H. Street

Miss J. M. da Silva (Osaka) Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha

Miss V. Woodbridge (Successors to Babcock and Wilcox,

States Steamship Co.—7, Nihon O- Ltd., Japan, and Zemma Works,

dtori; P.O. Box 85; Cable Ad: Ltd.), Boiler and Power House-

Supplies Manufacturers — Head

Statesline Office: 1, Isogo-machi, Isogoku;

Stedefelo, Dr. H.—Frazar Bldg., 7, Telephs.

Ad : Babcock (3) 6236 and 6237; Cable

Nihon-dori, Naka-ku S. Tajima, chairman

M. Asada, director

Stevens, Captain A. G., Sworn Mea- S. Seki, works manager

surer and Weigher Japan Home- T. Itoh, inspector

ward Freight Conference—1, Kai- S. Motomura, do.

gan-dori; Teleph. 2-5262; Cable Ad: F. J. Blyth D. K'ildbyle

Stevens T. W. Chisholm V. J. Barbashoff

A. A.F. Shearer

J.N. S.K.Watson O.J. B.F. Franco

Wolstenhol-

Strahler A Ob., Inc., Raw Silk Ex- Lamport

porters—90b, Yamashita-cho; P.O. A. Russell E. meJ. Weeks

Box 38; Cable Ad: Strahler. Head

Office: 40, Wall Street, New York Tresize Brothers—87, Yamashitacho,

Naka-ku

JStrong & Co., Export and Import

Merchants—204, Yamashita-cho; P. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

O. Box- 55; Cable Ad: Strong; Ltd.—Union Building, 75-d, Yama-

Codes: All shita-cho, Nakaku: Telephs. 2-0469

H. B. Street and 2-1708Code: ; P.O. Box 206 ; CableSecond

Ad :

Union; Bentley’s

“H. Ad: & Co.—Honcho, Naka-ku; Cable Phrase

U. Sucobrach. H. N. Laver, acting branch mgr.

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Victor Talking Machine Co. of Witkowski & Co., J., Importers and:

Japan, Limited, Manufacturers of Exporters—93, Yamashita-cho ; P.O.

Eadios, Talking Machines, Records Box 56; Cable Ad: Witkowski

and accessories and Importers and

Distributors of RCA Victor Photo- Wolf Co., Benjamin. Inc.—92, Yama-

phone Motion Picture Sound Re-

cording - and Reproducing Equip- shita-cho; Cable Ad : Benj anwolf

ments & Sound amplifying Equip-

ments — 12, 3-chome, Moriyacho,

Kanagawa-ku; P,Q. Box 43; Cable Yangtsze Insdrance Association,

Ltd., The—Union Building, 75-d,

Ad: Victor

Y. Aikawa, chairman Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Telephs.

G. Asahara, rung, director 2-0469 and 2-1708; P.O. Box 208;

E. C. N. Hawkins, do. Cable Ad: Union; Code: Bentley’s

M, Miho, do. Second Phrase

J. W. Murray, do. H. N. Laver, acting branch mgr.

M. Oka, do.

K. Shimokobe, do. Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and

I. Yano, do. Industry (see Clubs)

T. Ishisaka, inspector

K. Yamada, do.

Wiersum & Co., Ltd., M. S., Im- Yokohama Seamen’s Club (see Clubs)

porters, Exporters, Steamship and Yokohama Specie Bank (see Banks)

Insurance Agents—25, Yamashita-

cho; Telephs. 1615- and 2187; P.O.

Box 53; Cable Ad: Wiersum

M. S. Wiersum, managing-direc- Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co.

—30, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

tor Baffin

I. Hirai, director

K. F. Wiersum, director

Agencies Yokohama & Tokyo Foreign Board of

Java-China-Jap an Line Trade {see Clubs)

Holland-Ea,st Asia Line

Winckler & Co. (Export and Import) Yokohama United Club (see Clubs)

—256, 1539,

2-1538, Yamashita-cho; Teleph.

1540; P.O. Box Hon.

161; Cable

Ad:F. Winckler

Fachtmann, partner Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—23,

G. Selig, do. Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 411; Cable

O. Werner, do. Ad C Cyprian

W. Westphalen, do. (Kobe)

F. Doelling, do. (Kobe)

D. W. A. Benecke, signs per pro. YuCommission

Cheong Co., Import and Export

Merchants—87, Yama-

W. Knippenberg L.K. PaschCn

G. Luethge Fachtmann shita-cho; Teleph. (2) 3813; P.O.

Box 22; Cable Ad: Yutong

E. Moebius H. Kuehnel Y, T. Chan, manager

V. Behr Miss E. Laurin

 SHIBZUOKA

Shidzuoka,

tea (green knowntrade,

and black) in feudal

and is times

situatedas onFuchu,

Suruga isBay.

the There

centre isof also

the aJapan

large

trade in fruit, and lacquer and bamboo ware, fish and fruit (canned), orange, wooden

furniture

trade and toy are

is conducted also exported

through the port ofinShimizu,

considerable quantities.

Yokohama Shidzuoka’s foreign

and Kobe.

Shidzuoka has a population of 191,005 according to the 1935 Census.

DIRECTORY or FOREIGN FIRMS

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Inc., Tea

Co.—1/78, Kita-Bancho Exporters^56, Kitaban-cho; P.O.

Box 50; Cable Ad: Crosfield

Habibullah Co., H. M., Tea Export- M. J. B. Co., Tea Exporters—103,

ers—75, Kitaban-cho; Teleph. 739; , Suyehiro-cho; P. O. Box 29; Cable

Cable

H. M.Ad:Habibullah,

Habibullahproprietor Ad: Mjbco

J. Rahman, manager

S. Kubota, assistant SiEGi'UiEi) Comrany, Tea. 'Exporters

—87, Shinpaei-cho; P.O. Box 37;

Hell ye r & Co., , Tea Exporters—117, Cable Ad: ^iegcq

Kitaban-cho; P.O. Box 27; Cable

Ad : Hellyer Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—30, Minami-

F. Hellyer cho, 1-chome

NAGOYA

Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan, coming after Tokyo and Osaka.

It has an area of 149 sq. kilometres and a population, of 1,082,816 according to the

1935

Kiso, census.

Nagara ToandtheIbinorth

Rivers,extends

and tothethefertile

southplain of Nobi

stretch wateredwaters

the calm by theof

Ise Bay. The climate is temperate. Thus this district developed steadily

from early times, becoming ope of the centres of communication between

Eastern for

famous anditsWestern

goldenports of Japan.

dolphins, Nagoya.After

grewtheintoconstruction

a large andof prosperous

Nagoya Castle,

city.

After the Restoration of Meiji, with the opening of railways and the construc-

tion of harbour works, the city developed rapidly, and now, together with

Tokyo and Osaka, divides the country practically into three parts, and has

become the actual, as well as the nominal, centre of mid-Japan. The city by

r278 NAGOYA

mo means boasts of its famous sights or historic remains, but is proud of the

fact that it is still in its youth and showing remarkable progress, particularly

in its commerce and industry

Nagoya is called “Chukyo,” or Central Capital, and now includes Atsuta

which was, in former times, an important stage known as “Miya” on the

Tokaido (Highway), where the traffic was very heavy. But since the intro-

duction of modern methods of travel, and especially since the construction of

railways, the City of Nagoya, being in close proximity to Atsuta, has grown

rapidly in importance.

Not only is Nagoya Station an important intermediate station on the

Tokaido Main Line, but it is also a terminus of the Kansai Line which goes

to Osaka, passing through Mie and Nara Prefectures, and of the Chuo Line

which running through Gifu, Nagano and Yamanashi Prefectures

finally reaches Tokyo. It is thus one of the most important railway centres

in all Japan. Besides these lines there is direct connection between the

station and the harbour, in order to link up the transportation by land and

water. Within the city limits, besides Nagoya Station, there are Atsuta,

Chikusa, Ozone, Biwajima, Hatta, Shiratori, Horilkawaguchi, and Nagoya

HarbourinStations,

stations the coursemaking

of one nine

year inis all. The numberfifteen

approximately of passengers usingnearly

millions, while these

three million tons of goods are handled.

In addition to these Imperial Government Railways, there are a number

of private electric railways operating radial lines from the city, putting it

into close connection with a large number of cities and towns in the neigh-

bourhood. Turning to transportation within the city, there are 2,420 kilo-

metres

The width of streets covering about

and arrangement one eighteenth

of these of the total

streets, however, are area of the city.

not satisfactory,

so that great efforts are being made in connection with the work of city

planning to broaden and systematize them.

The street railway system, is owned and operated by the municipality:

it has 55.5 kilometres of track on the main streets, and carries a total of

66,761,162 passengers annually. This service is supplemented by the Tsukiji

Electric Railway and Shin-Mikawa Electric Railway. These private lines

make connections between the centre of the city and the outlying parts. Light

motor-buses are operated on all the principal streets at a uniform fare of six

sen.

There are 66 post and telegraph offices throughout the city and for wireless

messages, a despatching station at Yosami, and a receiving station at Yok-

kaichi, both towns near Nagoya, have recently been opened. These stations

are supervised and operated by the Nagoya Central Wireless Telegram Office,

and at these stations communication is maintained with Germany, Poland,

France, and Great Britain. Telephones are a Government Monopoly in

Japan, and are extensively used.

With the remarkable progress made in industry and communications

during the Meiji Era, the commerce of the city has extended throughout

the Empire. As a distributing and collecting point Nagoya has become

known both at home and abroad, being placed just after Osaka and Tokyo.

In reviewing the movement of goods a number of years ago, it is noticeable

that most of the transportation was by land, and very little by water. But

since the opening of Nagoya Harbour to foreign commerce in 1907, the volume

of goods shipped by water has greatly increased.

In 1935 the total tonnage, passing through the harbour was 2,050,627 tons, :

wffiile that handled by land amounted to about 3,713,399 tons.

Commodities

wffieat, bean cakes,thatginned

are brought

cotton, into

rice,theiron,

cityetc.,

are chiefly raw materials

while those suchareas

shipped out

mainly cotton fabrics, potteries, vehicles, toys, spinning machinery, woolen

tissues, clocks and other manufactured goods.

 NAGOYA

From earJy times Nagoya has made remarkable progress, especially in

industrial arts, on account of low wages, and the diligence and special skill

in handicraft of the workers. Following the spirit of the times machinery

has been introduced and factories have largely taken the place of household

industries. The city is fortunate in having at its disposal an abundant

supply of electric power which is indispensable in modern industries. This

fact, together with the facilities for transportion on land and sea, has made

Nagoya the largest industrial centre in Japan next to Osaka.

Textile head the list of industries, including piece-goods, cotton

yarns, knitted goods, silk yarns floss-silk, etc. The chemical industry comes

second, including porcelain and pottery, glassware, cement,.chemicals, medi-

cal supplies, lacquer-ware and lacquered papier-mache ware, and artificial

manures. The food and drink industries are third, including alcoholic

drinks, cakes and confectionery, flour etc. ■ MFcellaheouS’ industries include

wooden articles, paper goods, stationery,toys, Jeather goods, Buddhist family

shrines, etc. The fifth industry is machinery, including weaving machines,

pumps, vehicles, clocks etc. Special industries include steel, castings,

bronze, coal-gas, etc.

In this part of Japan are a number of rivers which are capable of pro-

ducing an abundant supply of hydro-eleotric power. Thus, power can be had

in sufficient quantity for all needs, a fact: which has contributed greatly to

the development of industries in Nagoya. At present the electric power

used in Electric

Daido the city isPower

being Company,

supplied bythethe Japan

Toho Electric

ElectricPower

PowerCompany, the

Company,

the Hakusan Waterpower Company, and the Yahagi Waterpower

Company. In addition, the Toho Electric Power Company has in the city

awater-power

steam generating

plants plant

on thewithHida

a capacity of 83,000

and Tenryu kilowatts,

Bivers havinganda iscapacity

installingof

420,000 h.p. , ' ,

The port of Nagoya lies to the south-west within ihe city’ limits, and is

situated at the northern extremity of Ise Bay, which) opens to the south-west

and is located between thirty-five degrees and thirty-five degrees five minutes

North Latitude, and one hundred and thirty-six degrees forty minutes and

one hundred and thirty-six degrees fifty-three minutes East (Longitude. As

Chita Peninsula stretches to the south-east, it is protected from the dreaded

typhoons which come from that direction, and the port receives little damage

from

port bywind

the and wave. Shinhorikawa,

Horikawa, The heart of the and city is closely

Nakagawa connected

Canals, and thewithRinko

the

Railway Line.

The construation of Nagoya Harbour began in 1896. Years ago the third

stage of the work was completed with an aggregate expenditure

of 15,490,000 yen. The area of the wharves is 1-52 square kilometres, with an

anchoring capacity of 96,000 tons for thirty-eight steamers of ten thousand

tons or less. At present the harbour can accommodate 40 vessels with a total"

tonnage of 206,000 tons. Put in order to meet the requirements, of Nagoya and

of mid-Japan which had been making rapid expansion, the fourth stage of the

construction was begun in 1928 at an estimate of 10,120,000 yen. This work

will be completed in 1938, when the area of the wharves will be increased to-

2.23 square kilometres, and the anchoring capacity to 333,000 tons for 66

steamers including 11 ten thousand tonners.

Nagoya Harbour is an important port pf call for . many lines, trade-

with America, Europe, China, the South Sea Islands,, Australia, and Africa,,

is carried on directly from this port by thirty-three lines.

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1907, and domestic and foreign'

trade have developed with remarkable rapidity.

280 NAGOYA

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN FIRMS

American Merchandise Co. {See Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.—18,

Beikoku Shoji Shokai) Shumoku-cho

Andrews & George Ckx, Inc.—21, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Takaoka-cho Sumitomo Building, Shinyanagi-

cho

Beikoku Shoji Shokai (American Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—3, Nishiya-

Merchandise Co.)—3, S'humoku-cho nagi-machi, 2-chome, Nishi ku

3-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box

Akatsuka 72; Cable Ad: Sarlo Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—2,

Shinsakae-machi

CONSULATES Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan)-—10,

America—32, Nunoike-oho, Higashi- Sonoi-cho 1-chome, Nishi-ku

ku ; Cable Ad: American Consul Singer Sewing Machine Co.—1, Shinsa-

Vice-Consul—C.H. Stephan kaye-machi, 1-chome, Naka-ku

Portugal — Minami, Otsu-machi, 2- SKF Industries of Japan -79, Miwa-cho,

ehome,

2310 Naka-ku; Teleph. Honkyoku Naka-ku

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co—Sumitomo

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Exporters—5, Bank Bldg.; P.O. Box 130

Kakuch-zan-dori, Nichome; Teleph.

Higashi 4989; Cable Ad: Dodwell Strong & Co., General Merchants—

N. P. Heighway 27, Aioi-cho,

Ad: Strong4-chome; P.O. Box 9; Cable

Dunlop Eubber Co. (Far East) Ltd. W. M. Mayers

—(Gonokiri Yaba-cho, Nakaku Fern Rodriguez

Delburgo & Co.,Ohzone-cho,

Ltd., D. H.—120, Mi- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

nami, 2-chome, Higashi-ku; 3, Shin Yanagi-machi, 6-chome, Naka-ku

Teleph. Higashi 5576 Victor Talking Machine Oo. of Japan

—16, Higashi Shin-machi, Higashi-ku

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machinery

Importers—23, Muratamachi 3-chome Wehry & Co., Geo.—Higashi-Yoshino,

Naka-ku Machi 1-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O.

Horne & Co., Ltd., Machinery Im- Box Akatsuka 70; Cable Ad: Stibbe

porters—3, Shin Yanagi-machi Winckler & Co.—128/133, Minami,

2-chome, Higashi Ozone-cho, Higa-

Hunter & Co., E. H.—45, Aashi-cho shi-ku; Telephs. Higashi 8296 and

8297, Akatsuka; P.O. Box 36; Cable

Japan Import & Export Commission Ad : Winckler

Co., Merchants —12, Chikara-machi; Witkowski & Co., J.—200, Minami 4-

Cable Ad: Commission chome, Higashi-Ohzone-cho, Higa^

shirku; Teleph. Higashi (4) 3186;

Japan Tourist Bureau — Sakae-machi, Cable Ad : Witkowski

D. Fernandes, manager

1-chome, Hirokoji

 HAKODATE

This, the most northerly of the old treaty ports of Japan, is situated in

the south of Hokkaido, in the Straits of Tsugaru, which divide that island

from Honshiu. The pOrt lies in latitude 41 deg. 47 min. 8 sec. tN., and longi-

tude 140 deg. 45 min. 34 sec. E., and the harbour is nearly land-locked. The

town clusters at the foot and on the slope of a bold rock known to foreigners

as Hakodate Head, about 1,000 feet in height, which is within a fortified area

to which the public are not admitted. The surrounding country is hilly,,

volcanic, and striking, but the town itself possesses few attractions- There are

some Public Gardens at the eastern end of the town which contain a small

but interesting Museum. Waterworks for supplying the town with pure

water were completed in 1889. The climate of Hakodate is healthy and bracing.

The hottest month is August, but the thermometer there rarely rises above

90 degrees Fahr.; in the winter it sometimes sinks to 10 degrees Fahr. or

even less, the minimum in an average winter being about 12 degrees Fahr.

The mean temperature throughout the year is about 48 degrees. The popula-

tion of Hakodate according to the last official census in October 1930 was

197,252.

The foreign trade of the port is small, but has been steadily growing

during the last few years, mainly owing to the development of the Kamt-schatka

salmon fisheries, for which Hakodate is the principal entrepM. In the

valuable and axtensive fisheries on the coast and in the surrounding seas,

however, the chief exports of the future from Hakodate are to be looked for-

Increasing quantities of dried fish and seaweed are exported annually, mostly

to China. The mineral resources of Hokkaido are large. Washing for gold dust

has been carried

machinery on inmines

the gold Kitami, and the belief

of Hokkaido may beis entertained

worked withthat with

fair proper

profit.

Magnetic iron is also Obtained. Oil resource is not considered to be so rich. The

kerosene wealth of this district is said to be considerable, but none of the borings has

so far given a high yield. At Nukirni-Mura on Soya Strait—in the extreme north—

oil wells were discovered long ago, and have been Worked byTiaud for some years.

The oil, in fact, overflows into the sea, and in stormy weather boats take refuge at Nuki-

mi-Mura, as the sea is rendered smooth by the oil. Oil also exists at Mgori-

Kawa, near Hakodate; at Kayabegorf, near Shiribeshi; at Itaibetsu, on a

tributary of the Ur in River (output 800 gallons per day); at Kotamimura and

Tsukisama Mura (Imperial property), near Sapporo; and near Abashiri,

where the wells are considered rich.

Hakodate is reached in 17^ hours from Tokyo, via Aomori, between which

place and Hakodate there is a very good steamship service, maintained by the

Government Railways. From Hakodate all the principal points in Hokkaido

ean now be reached by rail, and there is also a Government Steamship service

to Odomari, in Karafuto (Japanese Saghalien). The Hakodate Harbour Im-

provement Works were completed in 1900, and a patent slip capable of taking

vessels up to 1,500 tons was also finished. There is a dry dock to accommo-

date ships up to 10,000 tons at ordinary spring tides, and at highest spring

tides the dock is capable of receiving the largest battleships in the Japanese

Navy.

In August, 1907, half the city of Hakodate was destroyed by a fire. The

number of houses destroyed in the conflagration was ascertained to be 8,977,

rendering about 60,000 persons homeless. All the foreign residents with the

exception of the American Consular Agent were burnt out, saving nothing,

and the total loss was estimated at not less than 50,000,000 yen.

 HAKODATE—OTARU

Another disastrous fire occurred on the evening of March 21, 1934 in the

eastern section of the city during a terrific hurricane. Three-fifths of the city

were completely burnt out within a few hours, and only the changed direction

of the wind just before midnight saved the city from being entirely wiped out.

The loss of lives and ipjoperty; was-estimated at nearly 2,000 deaths,

140,000 persons rendered homeless, 25,000 houses destroyed, and Yen 160,000,000

worth of property.

As a result of these disastrous fires, a scheme is now in force by which a

Municipal Subsidy is granted to encourage building with fireproof materials.

OTART3

This pleasantly situated town, 157 miles north of Hakodate, is the' prin-

cipal of the open ports of Hokkaido being of easy access to the rich agricul-

tural lands in the Island, and having convenient railway facilities to all the

timber bearing areas. The agricultural resources have been considerably

developed, and the rich pasture lands are well adapted for breeding cattle and

horses. The exports: are timber, mostly hardwood, beans peas, onions, potatoes

and general

ship produce.

lines trading to theOtaru

Far isEast.

a regular port harbour

Extensive of call ofimprovements

the principalaresteam-

now

in course of construction which will give wharfage accommodation for steamers

up to 7,000 tons. The population of Otaru, according to the last census in

October, 1930, was 144,880. It is‘ the third largest city in the island of Hok-

kaido. There is a small foreign community engaged in the timber or ship-

ping trade. The climate is healthy and bracing, with heavy snow during

the winter which provides ample facilities for skiing and toboganning. The

skiing season lasts from December to March. The waterworks, which supply

pure water to the town, are situated in the surrounding hills within easy

■access to the city. The city possesses an efficient fire brigade which keeps in

touch with any part of the town by means of automatic fire alarms. There

is the largest and most up-to-date can-making factory supplying all the

cans to the salmon and crab fishing areas in the northern waters.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—7, Consular Agent—A G. Denbigh

Nishi, Kita Juichijo, Sapporo Shipping Clerk—S. Hatanaka

Asiatic Lumber Co., G. K., Exporters British Consular Agency — Hama

of Logs and Sawn Lumber—32, Building, S, Minami Hama-machi, 5-

Sakai-machi, Otaru; P.O. Box 6; chome, Otaru; Teleph. 4185;. Cable

Ad : Dawes

Cable Ad : Asico S. H. Dawes, British Consular

J. Kinna, director Agent

Consulate, U.S.S.R.—125, Funami-

British Consular Agency—63, Kai- cho Otaru; Teleph. 903; Cable Ad:

sho-machi, Hakodate; Teleph. 968 Soveonsul

 OTARU—OSAKA 283;

Denbigh & Go., Exporters of Marine Lury Brothers — 85, Suehiro-cho;

Produce, Canned Crab, Salmon and Cable Ad : Lury

Sardines—14, Suehiro-cho, Hako- L. Pelstroff, manager

date; Teleph. Hi; P. O. Box 11 ;

Cable Ad : Denbigh Rising Svn Petroleum Co., Ltd.—26,

A. G. Denbigh, Hakodate 2-chome; Nishi Hanazono-cho, Chi-

Ian Denbigh yoda Building; P.O. Box 5; Cable Ad:

T. Nakajima Petrosam

T. Tachibana

K. Yamazaki Singer SewiNG Machine Co.—Aioi-

Sl Hatanaka cho, Otaru

Far Eastern Trading Co.—-8, Suihiro-

cho ; Cable Ad : Grinsten Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—23, Sakai-

Mark L. Grinsten, manager machi, Otaru

Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Shipping Agents & Exporters of

Lumber — 8, Aioi-cho, l-chome, cho, Otaru; P.O. Box 30; Cable

Ad: Vertico

Otaru; Cable Ad: Jetcolim '

M. C. Adams Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Japan, Ltd.—Daiichi, Chohei Hoken

Lloyds’ Register of Shipping— Building, Kita Ichijo Nishi, Sap-

6, Higashihama-machi poro

OSAKA

Osaka, with a population estimated at 2,989,894 in 1935 is the-

second largest city in Japan, coming next after Greater Tokyo, but

in commercial and industrial importance it ranks first. During recent

years the city has been rapidly assuming a modern and Western

aspect. Broad well-paved streets intersect it in all directions, large modern

buildings are springing up throughout the business centre, and motor traffic

is increasing rapidly. The • city is situated in the Prefecture of the same

name at the mouth of the river Yodogawa. It is intersected by other rivers and

canals that make excellent waterways for the transport of merchandise. From

the point of view of the foreign tourist, the most . interesting

and imposing sight is Osaka Castle, erected in 1583 by the famous warrior

Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is now the Headquarters of the Fourth Army Divi-

sion, the grounds having been converted into a public park.

Osaka is the seat of numerous industries, including cotton-spinning mills,

shipbuilding yards, iromworks and sugar refineries. Cotton-spinning

and weaving are the most important industries anil there are a large num-

ber of big mills ip the . city and neighbourhood. Recently there has been a

surprising development in the manufacture of all kinds of goods for the-

export trade in Osaka’s well-equipped factories. The Imperial Mint also is

established here. From the outset the street Electric Tramway within the city

limits was a municipal undertaking and at present 106 kilometres are open

to traffic.

284 OSAKA

The harbour is under the control of the .Municipal Harbour Department.

Extensive improvements have been in progress for a number of years and

still further plans are to be given effect to. Among them, the reconstruction

work of the Port Osaka which was commenced in 1934 is designed for comple-

tion by 1940, when a huge outer break-water, length 3,995 meters, will be

.constructed and water-area protected by it will amount to 5,950,000 square

meters.

By this year, on the other hand, the North Harbour Company ip due to

enclose an additional marine area of 2,317,000 square meters between the

Shinyodo River and the Azi River.

In the near future, it is expected that the Harbour will have been

•equipped with the most modern appliances and facilities. The present har-

bour has berthing accommodation at 3b buoys for ships of 5,000 to 20,000

gross tons. Five landing piers and eight quays, all with sheds and railway

facilities, have water depth of 30 feet or over. Floating and fixed wharf

cranes and dry docks are available.

The The

totaltrade statistics

foreign trade ofinOsaka since the ofWar1,902,312

1936 consisted have shown

tons ofgreat growth.

merchandise,

valued at Y842,317,764 in exports and 4,883,911 tons at ¥707,450,743 in imports.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’ Re- 8 (Central); Cable Ad: Amtraco;

presentatives, Import and Export— Codes: A.B.C. 5th, A.B.C. 5th imp.,

9 and 10, Koraibashi, 4-chome, Western Union, 5-letter edn. Scho-

Higashi-ku. P.O. Box 80; Cable field’s Eclectic, Bentley’s

Ad: Aall; Telephs. Kitahama (23) H. Hall, manager (Kobe)

2574, 3197, 3278 and 3918 A. Scheuten, imports

J. Brandt, director F. Obata, engr.

Ths. Seeberg, do. Frigidaire Dept.—63, Bakuromachi,

A. Tanaka, manager 2-chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph.

P. Kuzmichev Semba 4458; Cable Ad: Amtraco

R. Klingenberg D. M. Forsyth, manager (Tokyo)

B. Skman

Anderson,

Acme Trading Co., Inc.—9, Mina- Cotton Merchants Clayton & Co.’s Agency,

Misumiya-machi; Minami-ku; Cable Building; Telephs. —943506,and Gosho 1089

Ad: Acmetrado (Kitahama); P.O. Box 165 (Cen-

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Agents for Agfa tral) ; Cable Add: Fichter

Products—17, 3-chome, Kitahama Paul J. Fichter, agent

Higashiku; Teleph. (Kitahama) 0594; Chas. Guttinger

P.O. Box Senba 4’; Cable Ad: Agfafoto Andrews & George Co., Inc.—18, 3-

E. Gustke cthome, Yedobori, Minamidori, Ni-

Aluminium Union, Ltd.—702, Asahi shi-ku : Telephs. 1397, 2340, 1786 and

6191 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: Yadzu

Building, Nakanoshima; Cable Ad:

Alunion

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Importers,

Exporters and Manufacturer of

Importers and Engineers1— Room Electrical and Mechanical Goods—

417, Dojima Building, l-chome,

Hamadori, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5911 ku3, ; Kyiobashi Mayenocho, Higashi-

Teleph. 5201-2 (Higashi); Cable

to 5913 (Kita, L.D.); P.O. Box Ad: Bagna

 OSAKA 285

Baker, Geo. H. (Formerly Burke & Beaute Fastener Co.—Ryuzoji-machi,

Baker), Sales Representatives—Nip- Higashiku; Telephs. Higashi 94-2487

pon-Chohei-kan, Higashi-ku; P.O. and Tennoji 77-1267; T Cable Ad:

Box 188; Teleph. (Kitahama) 5096; Zipfactory; Codes L sed: Scho-

Cable Ad: Geobaker field’s 3-Letter and All Standard

Geo. H. Baker Codes,

B. T. Jones

Becker

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Steel gasa-cho, & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Kinu-

Kita-ku; Telephs. 4056

Manufacturers — Nippon Kaijo (Kita); P.O. Box 87 (Central);

Building, Yedobori Kami-dori, 1- Cable Ad : Becker

ohome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Ar-

bour Belgian Consulate (see Consulates)

BANKS Beyreuther, H. W.— Daido Seimei

Bldg., Tsabori, Nishi-ku

Aichi Bank, Ltd.

Bigio’s Son & Co., Selim, Exporters

Bank of Chosen —Kitahama Nomura Bldg.; Cable

Ad: Bigio

Bank of Japan Victor Bigio, mng. director,

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. Bishop Poole Girls’ High School—

Higashinari-ku Katsuyamadori, 5-

Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd., The chome, (Church Missionary Society)

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd. Blackmar, M. E.—Room 408, Dojima

Bldg., Dojima Hamadori, 1-chonae,

Mitsui Bank, Ltd. Kita-ku ; Cable Ad : Dougexport

National City Bank of New York, Blad & McClure, Foreign Exchange

The—34-5,

gashi-ku ; Kitahama, 5-chome,

Telephs. 3601 Hi- Brokers

to 3608

— 10. Kitahama, 3-chome;

Teleph. Kitahama (23) 1667-8; Cable

(Kitahama); P.O. Box 159 (Cen- Ad : Bladmac

tral) : Cable Ad: Citibank

L. W Chamberlain, manager Blundell & Co., Ltd., G-, Import

C. W. Biddle Merchants—Daido

G. W. Thompson

J. H. Wilson Tosabori, Nishi-ku;SeiuieiCable

Building,

Ad:

O. Saji Blundell

G. Iwasa | T. Kinoshita Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Makers

Nomura Bank, Ltd. of Bohler Steel—Kami Fukushima,

Minami, No. 142; Telfeph. Fukushi-

Nomura Securities Co., Ltd. ma 0388; Cable Ad: . Steelboler

Sanwa Bank, Ltd. Bolivian Consulate (see Consulates)

Borneo-Sumatra

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Cable Ad: ; —8, Azuchi-machi; Handel Maatschappij

Sumitbank Cable Ad : Bor-

sumy

Yasuda Bank, Ltd. British Consulate (see Consulates)

Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Lb.—

5-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 13 Fushimi-cho; Cable Ad: Crescent

(Central); Cable Ad : Shokin

286 OSAKA

Butterfield k, S’^'iee (Japan), Ltd.— Ethopia— 33, Koraiba-Shizume-machi

Higashi-ku

3 of 9, Kawaguchi-cno, Nishi-ku

China Export. Import and Bank Co., Finland—Doijima Building: Teleph.

AG. Ltd. — Mitsubishi Shintaku

Building; Teleph. 4548 (Hon.): 2120Consul—H. (Kita); Cable Ad: Finlandia

W. A. Ouchterlony

Cable Ad : Lemjus

Clough, Kerry, All Glasses of Wool Germany—Osaka Building, 1, Soze-

and the Product* of Wool and Raw cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosabori

Rubber, etc.—10, Kaigan-dbri, Kobe- 960;Dr.Cable Ad: Consugerma

W. Wagner, Consul General

ku; Teleph. Sann. 3518; Cable Ads: Dr. W. D. Hoops, vice-consul

Kerbycluff and. Kerch.> B. Schrobitz, secretary

Clough Kerry. & Co.. All Kinds of Miss A Wei neck

Japanese Gppds for Export—10. G. Hiroe, interpreter

Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku: Telepb. San

3516; Cable Ad: Kerbycluff Great Britain—Osaka Building, 1,

Columeta Comptoir Metallurgicjuk sabori) Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. 80 (To-

Luxembouxgeois—Nomura Building Consul-General—Oswald White, c.m.g-

Koraibasbi :’ Cable' Ad : Columeta (absent)

Conger & Co., Engineers—114, Tsuku- Acting Consul-General — L. H.

da-cho, Nishiyodogawa-ku; Cable Whittall

Ad : Coregnoc Acting Consul—J. A. Pilcher

R. T. Conger Pro-Consul—A. W. R. Taylor

Writer—S. Nakanishi

Cosmos Trading Cq., Ltd. (Formerly Poland—c/o Daido Building, Tosa-

C. lilies A Co.. Export Dept.)— boridori, 1-chome, Nisbi-ku

16, Tosabori-dori, 1-chome, Nisbi- Hon. Consul—Junkichi Matsuaka

ku; Cable Ad: frisu

Portugal — Junkei-machi, 2-chome,

CONSULATES. Minami-ku

Argentine—Osaka-Bldg., 1, Soze-cho, Hon. Vice-Consul—T. Inabata

Kita-ku

Hon. Consul-^-Eizo Nakamura Roumania—51, Junkei-machi, 2-chome,

Belgium—51, Junkeimachi, 2-ehomo; Minami-ku Consul-General—K. Inabata

Manimi-ku

Consul—K. Inabata Siam—43, Daini Nishi, 1-chome, Nishi-

Bolivia—52, Junkei-machi, 2-chome : yodogawa-ku

Manimi-ku s-

Consul—K. Inabata Turkey—30, Junkei-machi

Czechoslovakia — Kitaharaa Nomura Yugoslovakia—29, Tosabori 3-chome,

Bldg., Osaka, Higashiku; Teleph. Nishi-ku

Kitahama 930; Cable Ad: Zamini

Consul-General—J. L. Waelchli

Secretary—J, Fierlinger

Continental Insurance Co. of New

Denmark—Taj.bei -Building, Umeda- York—Osaka Building, 1, Soze-cho

Shinmichi, Kita-ku: Teleiph. 2400 Kita-ku; Cable Ad: Afiajapan

(Kita) ; P.O. Box Central 153 W. W. Glass, manager for Japan

Consul—R, W. Pearce (Tokyo)

Secretary—Y. Kojima K. Fmi, Osaka branch manager

 OSAKA 287

Curmally & Co., Exporters of Glass, Frazar & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Building

(6th floor); 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku;

Porcelain and Enamelled Wares,

Bicycles & Parts, Toys and Sundries Telephs. 6800 and 6801 (Tosabori);

P.O. Box 40 (Cent.); Cable Ad.,

— 36, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku; Drumfrazco

'Cable Ad: Curmally J. F. Drummond, director

Danish Consulate (see Consulates) M. Hiki | T. Miyoshi

G. Asai I J. Moses

Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)— Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

Edobashi Building, 44, Edobori, porters of Machinery and Swedish

Minamidori, 1-chome; Teleph. Tosa- Steel—Gosho Building, Nakanoshi-

bori 7880-84; Cable Ad : Deuber ma, Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama

G. Deuber 1741, 4543 and 4562 ; Cable Ad : Goticus

T. Hiramoto Ebbe Jonn, managing director

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufac- Erik Brauns, Mining and Metal-

turers’' Bepresentatives—Room No. lurgical Engr., director

408, Dojima Building, Dojima H B. Welandcr, m e.

Hamadori, Kita-ku; Teleph. Kita F. Wallden, m.e.

5890-5809; Cable Ad: Dands General Motors Acceptance Corpora-

Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha— tion—1-chome Tsurumachi, Minato-

301, Nihon Kaiyo Building, Tosa- ku; Cable

Teleph. Sakuragawa 4915;

Ad: Genmotac; P.O. Box 151

bori, Nishi-ku; Telephs. 1482, 3385 Arnold Tschudy, manager-

and 3386 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: B. D. Amber, assist, manager

Unionsteel Miss Ruth E. -Cox, secretary

G. Helmdach

C. F. Krumm General Motors Japan, Ltd. — 1-

chome, Tsurumachi Taisho-ku; P.O.

Dossa & Co., G., Indian Raw Cotton Box 151; Teleph. 4915 (Sakuraga-

Importing Commission Agents—14, wa) ; Cable Ad: Autoxosaka

Tosabori-dori, 2-chome, Nishiku; W. T. Lutz, managing director

Teleph. Tosabori 1016; Cable Ad:

Dossaco Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants-^7, 5-

M. K. Thakker, manager chome, Higashinoda-machi

E. R, Papendieck

Douglas Fir Export Co., American Green & So:: Ltd., E. — 514, Dojima

Lumber—Room 408, Dojima Bldg., Building, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5890-

Dojima Hamadori, 1-chome, Kita- 5899 (Kita); Cable Ad: Economiser

ku ; Cable Ad: Dougexport

M. E. Blackmar, representative Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Sales

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd —Mansei Co., of Japan—71, Kamifukushima

Shintaku Buildins-, Imabashi; Te- Minami, 1-chome, Konohana-ku

leph. Kitahama 5196; Cable Ad: Heacock, H.E.—28, Higashi Umeda-

Orientamer cho, Cable Ad : Amwatches

C. T. Mayes, managing director

Healing & Co., Ltd., Agents for

Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd. — 4, Prominent Electrical Instrument

Tamae-cho, 2-chome, Kita-ku; Te- Machinery Manufacturers in Europe

lenh. 3596 (Tosabori); P.O. Box 65 and America—20, Dosho-maclii Ni-

(Central) ; Cable Ad : Ekmans chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs. 1071,

Nils Ericson. managing director 1093 and 1094 (Kitahama); Cable

E. B. Gawell Ad: Healing

Enderlein, R., Import-Export, Iron Heinze, Dr. Erich — Imabashi 2-

and Steel—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Cable chome, 19; P.O. Box 10 (Central);

Ad : Enderlein Cable Ad : Heikodor

288 OSAKA

Henry & Co;, A.

ing, Hirano-machi, 2-chome; Cable chi-cho, Nishi-ku

Ad: Chaseaston

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machine Tool Kaigai Tsusho K. K.—Daido Seimei

Makers and Inijporters—28, Higashi- Building, Tosabori-dori

Umedacho, Kita-ku ; Telephs. 1172 &

7918 (Kita): Cable Ad: Hexagon Kieboom, A. van den, Belgian Manu-

H. A. Fitzpatrick, manager facturers’ and Importers’ Represen-

W. A. Barclay, sub-dp. tative—10, Tosabori-dori, 3-chome,

R. H. C'obham, accountant Nishi-ku: Cable Ad: Kieboom

K. Ishikawa, sales manager

Holstein A Co., Che., Gomei Kaisha, Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha—Daini

Nomura Bldg., Bingo-machi, 2-

General .jyierchants, Shipping and chome,

Insurance Agents—Kitabama No- chi 1540,Higashiku; Teleph. Honma-

1541; Cable Ad : Kjellbergs

mura Bldg. : Teleph. Kitahama Y. Nose, manager

5622; Cable Ad : Holstein

C. Holstein

H. Mueller Kodak Japan, Ltd.—No. 18, 3-chome,

HopNE Co.i Ltd.,- Iniporters of Ameri- Edobori Minamidori, Nishi-ku;

can Machinerr,'.Tools and Construc- Cable Ad: Kodak

tion

shi, Materials’—14. 5-chome, Imaba-

Higasbiku; Telephs. 1510-12 Kotak & Co., Machinery & Chemical

(Kitahatna) : 'Cable Ad: Horne Exporters—21, Nakanoshima, 2-cho-

Hunter & Co., E. H. (Hanta-Shoten) me; Cable Ad: Purima; all Codes

—12. EawagucKi-cho;: r Telephs. 325, HornbyBombay

Used. Office : Navsari Bldg.,

Road. Karachi Office:

326, I6Qi9 ap.d;1064 (Nishi)

32 (Centra^: Cable Ad: Hunter. ; P.O. Box Amijee Valji Bldg,, Campbell Street

Branches: Tokyo, Kobe,. Nagoya, Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha (Koyei &r

Fukuoka;. Mo'ji Co., Ltd.). Importers, Exporters,

R. Hunter and Manufacturers of Acetic Acid—

R. Hunter, Jr., general mgr. 14, Fushimi-machi, 2-chome; Higa-

Illies & Co., 0., Importers—Mitsubi- ; shi; Cable Ad : Unionkoyei

shi-Shintaki Building, 1, Imabashi,

4-chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs. Ki-

tahama 2494-5, 2565,168: Cable Ad: Illies Kramer, H. (Osaka, Tokyo and Nago-

ya)—Sanwa Building, 55, Kawara-

P, Garben I R. Peiler machi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph

F. Glombik Miss E. Wilson Kitahama 1901 (L.D.) and 4721;

T. Dieterich I Miss E. Duerkopp j Cable Ad: Hermkramer

Indo Boeki Shokai. Exporters of H. Kramer, proprietor

Hosiery and General Sunday Goods M, de Abe, signs per pro.

—5, Hon den Ich iban-cho, Nishi-ku ; S. Mori (Tokyo), signs per pro.

Teleph. 4377

K. A. Khurshaid, manager Lewis, J. D., Exchange Broker—10,

Jacobson van den Berg & Co.—13, Koraibashi, 4-chome, Higashi-ku;

Cable Ad : Forenex

Hirano-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku

Japan Tourist Bureau—Kansai Dis- Leybold Shokwan, L., Engineers and

trict Office: Azucbi-machi, 2-chome. Contractors—Nihon Kaijo Building,

Higashi-ku : Telephs. Honmachi (241 Nishi-ku; Telephs. 3610, 3611 and

0312, 1214. 1315 and 1787; Cable 3612 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: Ley-

Ad : Tourist shokwan

T. Kimura, director S. Hiramatsu

O. Watanabe*. gen, manager Wilhelm Mueller

 OSAKA

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Im- Mathieu S. A., Maison F.—508, Daini

porters and Exporters—Kitahama Nomura Building, Bingo-machi, 2-

Nomura Building, chome, Higashi-ku

chome; Telephs. 4434-6Kitahama,

(Kitahama 11 R. L. Macdonald

P.O. Box 29, Higashi; Cable Ad May, R. C. H.—Gosho Building, 25-

Waelchli

J. H.Waelchli Nakanoshima, 2-chome; Cable Ad:

Cabronada

W. Muller

Schetelig G.R. V.Rchnell

Bock

H. Poulsen

E. Stutz K. T. Boole McFadden & Bro.’s Agency, Geo. H.

G. Friedlaender A. Matvief (Agents for Geo. H. McFadden &

F. A. Guterres Bro., Raw Cotton Merchants,

A. D. Kudasheff L. A. de Silva

W. Rudolph Miss A. Kaelin ladelphia)—402-404, Gosho Bldg.,Phi-

25,

F. Lambert Mrs. D. Heimann Nakanoshima,

(Central);

2-chome; P.O. Box 55

Cable Ad: Macfadden

E. Katzenstein Miss E. Mottet

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd., Dis-

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), tributors of Motion Pictures—Pre-

Ltd.—Mitsubishi Building, 4, Ta- mier House,'28, Higashi-Uineda-cho ;

mao-cho, 2-chome ; Teleph. 7336 (To- Teleph. Kita 1682 and 487; P.O. Box

sabori); Cable Ad : Mackinmons 107 (Central); Cable Ad: Metrofilms

G. E. Fox E. F. Johansen

Agents for

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Moroanite Carbon K.K.—36 / 37, Urae

Nav. C@. Kita 5-chome, Nishiyodogawa-ku;

British-Indian Steam Nav. Co. : Cable A.d : Morganite

Apcar Lines

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co. Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Ma-

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.— nufacturers’ Representatives—Gosho

50, Kyoiinachibori Bldg., Kyo-machi- Building, Nakanoshima,

Teleph. 23-2486' ; P.O. Box 2-chome;

63 (Cen-

bori tral) ; Cable Ad: Sellers

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Duessel- H. A. Sellers, managing director

dorf—.Japan Office: Asahi Build

ing, Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Kita-

ku; Telephs. Kitahama (231 4501. Myers-Healing Shokai, Ltd.—Manu-

facturers’ Representatiyes, Exporters

5471 and 5541; P.O. Box 160: Cable and Buying ‘ Agents—20, Do‘sho-ma-

Ad: Mannesmann chi Nichome, ■ Higashi-ku ; Telephs.

A. Stempfle, dipl. ing. 0852, 10Q3 amd 1094 (Kitahama);

F. Bruck P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad: Myosa

Mansson Shokai, Gosiii Kaisha, Im- Nederlanpsch Verkoop Organisate,

porters of Swedish Steel & Iron and N.V.—Daido Building, Rooms 807/9;

Exporters of Japanese Goods—645,

Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Cable Ad : Lekas

Cable Ad : Simplex New Zealand Insurance Co.—35, Ko-

Manufacturers raibashi, Higashi-ku; Teleph. Kita-

Life InsuranceLife- Osaka

Insurance Co.,

Building, hama 5302

Kita-ku INichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kansai

Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G., M. 4-chome; Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

Gladbach — Japan Office: Asahi Box 77; Cable Telephs. 5071 to 5075; P.O.

Building, Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Ad: Nichizuico

Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) J. Rutz, president

4501, 5471 & 5541; P.O. Box 160;

Cable Ad : Meerag . Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12,. Ichij'odori,

A. Stempflle, dipl. ing. 2-chome, Minatoku; Telephs. (Nishi)

F. Brack 4633, 1634 and 5776

10

290 OSAKA

Nippon Kokusan KQ9X0 K- (Nip- Rothacker, Oscar, Publishers and

pon Corn Pro'du'cts Co., Ltd.)— Booksellers—Room 614, Osaka Bldg.;

146, Senkyori, Heijo-fu, Chosen; Cable Ad : Rothacbuch

Teleph. 2090; P.O. Box 44; Cable Otto Schaeffer

Ad; Cornstarch Herm. Schaeffer

. Y. Natatani, rang, director

K. Kagami, director Roumanian Consulate (see Consulates)

I. Hattori, do.

John Gadsby, do. Rudolf & Co.—1, Tosabori-dori; Cable

T. Tanida, inspector Ad: Koerting

Omi Sales Co., Ltd.—-Daido Seimei Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The—Tai-

Building, TosaboH; Cable Ad; Qsaco hei Building,

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— ta-ku; Telephs.Umeda-Shinmichi. Ki-

2400 and 7712 (Kita);

Mitsui Building, Nakanoshima P.O. Box 153 (Central); Cable Ad:

Nihonsabro

Ottchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Dojima Sale & Co., Ltd., Importers, Export-

Building, Dojima Hamadori, 1- ers, Insurance, Finance and Invest-

chome, Kita-ku; Telephs. 940 and ments.-Dai-chi Building, 35, Korai-

2120 (Kita): Cable Ad: Ouchterony bashi, 4-chome, Higashiku; Telephs.

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., 2269 Ad:

and 5302 (Honkyoku); Cable

Salehouse

1, Soze-cho, Kitadtu; Teleph. Tosa-

bori 5411-12-13; Cable Ad: Osaka Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.,

Paramount Manufacturers’ Agents — Kanda

H. Hirai | J. Aurell Building. Imabashi, 2-chome, Higa-

Parsram & Bros., T. N.—1, Honden shi-ku ; Cable Ad : Pesam

Sanban-cho, Nishi-ku Paul E. Sammann, director

Patell, R. J., Manufacturer’s repre- Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Osaka Branch,

sentative—1, Soze-cho ; Cable Ad : Importers of Optical Goods—13,

Kitakyutaro-machi, Nichome, Higa-

Bendix shi-ku; Telephs. Semba 2981, and

Pearce & Co.—Nisshin Seimeikwan, 2982; Cable Ad: Leica

Utsubo Minami-dori, 1-chome, Nishi- Schmitz & Co., P. (Engineering

ku ; Teleph. Tosabori 2088

Poldi Steel Works, The, Manufac Office), Agents for First Class Ger-

man Works and ImportersBuilding,of Ma-

turers of High Speed Steel, Special chinery—Nippon

Steels, etc.—7, Saiwaicho-dori. 2- Edobori-Kamidori Kaijo

chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Poldi Ads: Humboldt & Schmitzco Cable

Nishi-ku;

Polish Consulate (see Consulates) P. Schmitz

Heinz van der Laan, signs per pro

Portugese Consulate (See Consulates) Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko

Ratjen, Rud. A; Co.—Tankin Bldg.; G. K., Osaka Branch—43, Itachi-

18, Hirano-machi, 4-chome; Teleph. bori Minami-dori, 2-chome, Nishi-

6012 (Kitahama); Cable Ad : Ratsam ku ; Cable Ad: Stalphonix

O. Ratjen K. E. Wachner, manager

L. Seiberlich

Raoji Bros—36, Tosadori-dori 5- Siamese Consulate (see Consulates)

chome, Nishi-ku Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubi-

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. shi Shintaku Building, 1, Imabashi,

(Osaka Branch Office)—Asahi Bldg., 4-chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs. 238,

3, Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Kita-ku; 916 and 3829 (Honkjmku); P.O. Bo*

Teleph. Kitahama 3945-8; P.O. Box 19 (Central); Cable Ad; Riber

Central 168; Cable Ad: Petrosam Dr. R. Stunzi, manager

 OSAKA 29 k

Siemens-Schuckert Denki K. K.— Bentley’s Oriental 3-Letter, Scho-

Daido Seimei Building; Cable Ad: field’s 3-Letter, Paramount 3-Letter,

Oriental Improved 3-Letter, Com-

Siemens mercial Telegraph and Cable Code

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Japan and Private

Manufacturers Agency—Room 605- General Managers—V. D. Thak-

607, Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Na- kar, D D. Thakkar and A. V.

kanoshima; Cable Ad: Regnis Thakkar

J. L. Asselin, agent

Ralph D. Mohney, assist, agent Toyo Otis Elevator, K. K.—Mitsui

Martin E. Zuber Building

A. P'lores

United Artists Corporation of Japan

Society of Chemical. Industry in —Shimbashi Building, 16, Suyeyo-

Basle (Basle, Switzerland)—Sanwa shibashi-dori, 4-chome, Miami-ku;

Building, Kawara machi, 2-chome, Cable Ad : Cnartisco

55, Higashi-ku; Teleph. 951 (Kita-

hama) ; Cable Ad : Baselosa Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

R. H. Dick, representative for Japan. Asahi Building

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka U.S.S.R. Trade Representation in

Building, 1, Soze-cho; Cable Ad: Japan — Oye Building, Kinugasa-

Hourglass cho; Cable Ad: Vneshtorg

Styrian Steel Works—3, 2-chome, Vakharia A Co., Ltd.—36, Kawagu-

Minami-Sakaigawa, Minato-ku ohi-cho, Nishi-ku

S. U.

Chikko, Minato-ku Japan,

2-chome, Ltd.—34,

Higashi-kuMinanihon-machi

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—804. Osa-

ka Building, 1, Sozecho, Kitaku: Volkart Brothers’ Agency—Kansai

Teleiph. 257 (Tosabori); P.O. Box 17 Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

(Central); Cable Ad: Sunfire 4-chome, Higashi-ku ; P.O. Box 37;

W. R. Bull, Manager for Japan Cable Ad : Volkart

(Tokyo)

S. Tamura, manager (Osaka and Vories

Tokyo branches) Daido Seimei Building, 1, Tosabori,

1-chome , Nishi-ku: Cable Ad:

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Vories

Kansai Branch Office: Asahi Build-

ing, San-chome,

ku, Osaka; Nakanoshina,

Telephs. (23) 4501,Kita-

5471 Warner Bros. First. National Pic-

and 5541 (Kitahama); Cable Ad: tures (Japan) Inc—Gas Building,

Higasha-ku; Cable Ad: Warnaeiga

Sunbeam

Tetens, A. P., Heating Engineer and Wehry:.& I€o,, ; Gf.o.—5, Kawaramachi;

Cable Ad: Wehry

Contractor—717, Daido Building To-

sabori, Nishi-ku Weiss, Franz-H651, Osaka Building, 1,

Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Cable Ad:

Tettbner. H., Manufacturers’ repre- Erawei ■

sentative—13 Gotenyama, Takarazu-

ka near Osaka: Teleph. 476; Cable WelansKy & Goldberg, Importers and

Ad : Teubner, Takarazuka Exporters of Sewing. Machinesi and

Sewing Machine Parts—Kyomachi-

Thakkar, M. D. (Established in 1931), bori Building; Cable Ad : Goldwel

Exporters, Importers and -Shippers

—16, Tosabori-dori, 4-chome, Nishi- Zeiss, Carl, K. K. Shucchojo—Daini

ku ; Cable Ad: Thakkar; Codes Nomura Building, Osaka, Higashi-

Used: A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions, ku Bingo-machi, 2-chome 56

*10

 KYOTO

Kyoto from A.D. 794 to 1868 was the capital of Japan. Its sacred and

classic associations as well as the picturesque character of the surrounding

country combine to invest the city with an interest attaching to no other place

in Japan. Kyoto has excellent hotel accommodation for foreign tourists. The

city lies practically

is reached from Kobein inthe less

centre

thanof anJapan

hourinandthea main

quarterlinebyofexpress

railway,train.

and

The population, according to the census of 1935, is 1,080,000.

The first Biwa 'Canal completed in 1895 was designed for the passage of

goods and passengers and to supply water power, the second canal constructed

atfora purposes

cost of Y.4,477,805, supplies water

of hydro-electricity, etc. for drinking, for the fire brigade, and

Businessmen and visitors to Kyoto will find the officials of the Kyoto Cham-

ber of Commerce ready with helpful suggestions both for making commercial

connections and also for arranging sightseeing plans. Two fast electric lines

connect Kyoto and Osaka, in addition to other slower lines. Excellent motor

highways also leave Kyoto for several nearby places of commercial and

scenic importance.

Besides its importance as a sightseeing centre and as the distributing

centre for a large variety of artistic Japanese products, it is also important

as an educational centre, having four universities as well as many other

schools. Kyoto Imperial University has about 7,000 students.

DIRECTORY op FOREIGN EIRMS

American Church Mission—Karasu- Miss G. Sumners (Kyoto)

marudori Shimotachi-uri; Teleph. Mrs. J. M. Oglesby (Kyoto)

2372 (Nishi-jin); Cable Ad: Amchu- Rev. & Mrs. H. R. Shaw

miss (Kanazawa)

Rt. Rev. S. H. Nichols, s.t.d.

Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Smith (Osaka) Japan

Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Chapman,

d.d. (Kyoto) Station; Teleph.Bureau—c/o

Tourist Shimo 8480; Kyoto

CaWe

Ad : Tourist

Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubard Lloyd

(Wakayama) Portugese ViceSakyo-ku

Consulate—45,Nanzenji

Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Morris Fukuchi-cho,

(Kyoto)

Dr. (m.d.) and Mrs. F. M. Jones Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Yana-

(Osaka) gi nobaba, Shi jo

Miss H. R. Williams (Kyoto)

Miss E. L. Foote (Kyoto) Standard-VacuumOil C0.--6, Onmaye-

Miss H. Skiles (Kyoto) da cho, Nisbi-Shichijo, Shimokyo-ku

Miss A. S. VanKirk (Osaka)

Miss H. J. Disbrow (Kyoto) Vories & Co.,Teleph.

W. M., 466;

Architects—Omi-

Miss

Miss L.M. E.W. Dickson (Nara)

Hester (Nara) Hachiman; P.O. Box 2;

Cable Ad: Vories

W. M. Vories, president

Misa Thora Johnson (Kyoto)

 KOB E

Kobe, finely situated on Osaka Bay and now the fifth largest city in Japan,

-was originally, until its opening to foreign trade in the year 1868, a small

fishing village situated in the vicinity of the once important town of Hyogo.

The new port was known at first under the name of Hyogo, its older neigh-

bour, but in 1892 the two towns were united under the name of Kobe City and

are now indistinguishable, while subsequent additions have considerably ex-

tended the municipal boundaries. Water supply, electric lighting and tram-

ways are municipal services, and there are numerous lines of motorbuses run

by the city and by private companies. Taxicabs are plentiful and cheap

Extensive harbour works have been carried out, and there are now available

for foreign-going steamers live large concrete piers, with quays on either

side, owned by the government, together with a number of smaller piers, some

by private concerns, all of these being connected with the main Tokyo-Shi-

monoseki line of railway. Two more large piers, one with a slip in the centre,

are now nearing completion, while large new piers have been built for the

domestic trade in Hyogo Bay. There is also an extensive anchorage, protected

by breakwaters. In Kobe are the Kawasaki and Mitsubishi shipyards, both

equipped wdth all modern facilities. In addition to the above, Kobe possesses

steelworks, locomotive and carriage works, the Dunlop Rubber Company’s

works, a plate and sheet mill, the Nippon Keori Company’s .Head Offices, the

principal mill of the Kanegafuchi cotton spinning company, sugar and flour

mills and also match, chemical and other factories. The city faces the land-

locked bay, and at a distance of a mile anci upwards from the sea front there

rises a chain of steep and picturesque hills, at the foot of which are the re-

sidential districts. To the north-east, a range of hills known as Rokko-zan,

2,500 to 3,000 ft. above seadevel, is rapidly growing in favour as a summer

resort, both among Japanese and Europeans, and more and more bungalows

are being built. The links of the Kobe Golf Club, which owe their inception

to the enterprise of a small number of former British residents, are a great

attraction to the resort. Rokkozan is reached by a cablecar, a ropeway and

three motor roads and possesses numerous paths which afford good walks

Two modern hotels offer good accommodation. Kobe stretches for some ten

miles along the strip of land between the hills and the water and is rapidly

extending on both sides, particularly in the direction of Osaka, with which

it is connected by rail and by three electric tramways, as well as by a broad,

well-constructed motor-road. A number of large modern buildings have added

much to the appearance of the city during recent years. Kobe has three main

railway stations—Sannomiya, Kobe and Hyogo, of which the first-named is

the most important for foreign residents—all three being on the main Tokyo-

Shimonoseki through line. There are several clubs—the Kobe Club

(including members of all nationalities), the Miasonic Club, the India Olub,

the Club Concordia (German), and the Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club (inter-

national). At Mirume the K.R.A.C have a boathouse, tennis courts and a

large new swimming-pool. There is an English Church (All Saints), a Union

'Church (Protestant), a. French Reman Catholic Church, Mosque and also a

number of Japanese Churches of various denominations. Kobe possesses two

•good foreign style hotels, the Tor, on the hill, and the Oriental, on the Bund,

and an up-to-date International Hospital run by the foreign community.

The population of the city of Kobe is given as 938,200 (October, 1936).

'Kobe possesses the largest number of foreign residents of any city in Japan.

294 KOBE

The Temple of Nofukuji, which possesses a large Bronze Budda, is situ-

ated in the old town of Hyogo, and is worth a visit; and there is a monument

to the Japanese hero Kiyomori, erected in 1286, in a grove of trees in the

vicinity of the temiple, which claims some attention from its historic asso-

ciations. The bed of the old river Minatogawa was reclaimed in 1910. The

upper part of the reclaimed area is now known as Minatogawa Park, where

there is a large market. The lower part of the river-bed is a centre for public en-

tertainments, such as theatres, cinematographs, etc. The shrine dedicated to

Kusunoki Masashige, who fell on this spot in 1336 during the unsuccessful wars for

the restoration of the Mikado’s power, stands between Kobe Station and Okurayama

Park, where there is also, a large City Library. In the park Stands a bronze statue

of the late Prince Ito, who was one of the most influential and powerful statesmen

of Japan in the Meiji period.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Shipping & Insur- Ahrens & Co., Nachi., H. (Gomel

ance—29, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Kaisha) — Meikai Building (2nd

P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad: Aali floor), 32, Akashi-machi; Telephs.

711-713 (Sann.); P.O. Box 30 (San-

Abraham & Co., Ltd., L. D., Import nomiya); Cable Ad: Ahrens, Ni-

and Export Merchants—50, Harima- trammon, Nordlloyd

machi ; P.O. Box 85 (Sannomiya); H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo)

Cable Ad: Abraham H. Steenbuck

, Directors—C. A. Aslet, B. Abra- G. Broetje, shipping dept.

ham, J. Abraham, H- Mita and W. Roessler

J. Hara Miss J. Herrmann

Agents for

Adet. Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Ber-

and Spirit Merchants—8, Kaigan- lin. Fertilisers

dori ; Teleph. San. 2422; P.O. Box Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

890; Cable Ad: Mossycamp Passenger and Freight Line

C. H. Moss

Advani, H.l!. - 12/160, Isobe-dori, 3- Ailion Company, C., Exporters—98,

chome ; P.O. Box 1127 ; Cable Ad : Isobe-dori, 4 chome; P.O. Box Sann.

Gurunanik 273; Cable Ad ; Ailion

C. Ailion, proprietor

African Trading Co. -14, Isobe-dori, American Association {See Associa-

4-chome, Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad: tions & Clubs)

African

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd., Ex- Amberg & Co., Geo., General Mer-

porters—7/40, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; chants—49, Harima-m.achi; Cable

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Alkamar Ad : Amberg

AniwED Ebrahim, Bros., Exporters of American Consulate {See Consulates)

Piece Goods,

dries, etc.—99,Hosiery, Towels,

Isobe-ddri, Sun-

4-chome;

Teleph. 1519 (Fukiai); P.O. Box American Gulf Orient Line

195; Cable Ad: Ahmedebram L. Everett, Inc. agents

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American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori; ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

Telephs. 1181, 1182, 1183 and 1184 All Saints’ Church Association—

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; Cable 53; Nakayamate-dori, 3-chome

Ad : Dollar E. W. James, chairman

E. C.L. H.Matteson,

Blaxill, general agent

chief clerk

J. M. Conway, passenger agent American Association of Kobe—c/o

S. F. McCaskey, accountant NSecretary’s

ada-ku Address: 298, Midoro,

American Merchandise Company (Bei- Associacao Nippon-Brasileira—K ai-

gan-dori, 1-chome, Kdbe-ku

koku Shoji Shpkai) —12. Kaigandori ;

Telephs. Sannomiya 2712 and 3644; Associacao Portuguesa de Kobe—17

Cable Ad: Harlo

J. K.Hechter, Nakayamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-

Shimoirepresentative , ku

S. Obi Patron — His ~ Excellency Dr.

A. Fujii E. Nakata Thonaz Ribeiro de Mello

Y. Yoshioka ; K. Usuda Executive Committee—F. X. da

H. Ikeda : T. Matsui Silva e Souza, J. F. Jorge,

I. Ishiwatari E. Mitsui H. A. dos Remedios and P. da

I. Nobunaga T. Kono Silva

T. Hashimoto M. Kinoshita Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—

S. Okamoto M. Inagaki V. A. Noronha

Y. Shirai Miss S. Araki

N. Azuma Mrs. C. Suga British Association of Japan (Kobe

Branch)—P.O. Box 374 (Sann. )

American Chairman—H. S. O. Isitt, o.a.e.

Importers,Trading Co. of Japan,

Exporters, Ltd.,

Engineers, Vice-do. —A. C. Times

Committee—H. Y. Irwine, J. F.

and Insurance—99, Yedo Machi; James, G. D. Wales, A.

Telephs. 482 to 485 and 3997 Sanno- Ormiston and R. C. H. May

miya; P.O. Box 17 Sannomiya; Secretary—A. W. Curtis

Cable Ad. Amtraco; All Codes

Wm. Hirzel, president British and Foreign Bible Society

O. C. Seyfarth, treasurer and National Bible Society of

H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office) Scotland — 95, Yedo-machi ; Te-

C. Y. Baldwin, chief accountant leph. Sannomiya 2725; .Cable Ad :

A. Scheuten, import department Testaments, Kobe

F. Obata, engineering dept.

Paris Hiatt, (Ingersol-Rand)

Catholic Young Men’s 1-chdtne,

51, Nakayamate-dori Association—

Kobe-

Antaki & Son, E., Export and Import ku

Commission agents—2, Kaigan-dori;

P.O. Box 172; Cable Ad: Antaki Club 'Concordia—30, Yamamoto-

dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 615 (Fu-

Antaki & Co., Isa ac — 91 Yedo-machi; kiai); 'P.O. Box 104

P.O. Bo< 304 ; Cable Ad : Bikkoman

I. Antaki, proprietor Deutsche Handelskammer Japan—

P.O. Box 496; Cable Ad: Deha-

Arjana & Bros., K., Exporters of kammer

Silk, etc.—12, Isobe-dori, 3-chome, Dunlop Club—Wakinobama

Fukiai; P.O. Box 203; Cable Ad: President—V. B. Wilson

Arjan Vice-Presidents-^(3.

K. Akabori and T.A. Henbury

Morton,

Arratoon C. M., Exporter and Im- Committee—G. Brazier, J. H.

porter—94, Yedo-machi; P.O. Box Bennett and C. de H. Moore

331; Cable Ad : Arratoon- Hon. Sectyt—C. H. Woodward

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Kobe Amateur Dramatic Club Kobe Yacht Club

Commodore—P. de Vries

Kobe Club—14, Kano-cho, Roku- Vice- do. —J. F. Drummond

chome; Teleph. 405 (Sannomiya) Royal Society of St. George

Kobe Cricket Club St. Andrew’s Society—c/o Charter-

President—W. N. Hansell ed Bank of India, Aus. & China,

Captain—R. C. H. May 67, Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku

Vice-Captain—N. C. Cullen

Hon. Secretary—E. B. Kawasjee, Hon. Secretary—D. R. Cameron.

c/o Treasurer—O.

Hon. P.O. Box 338 Skinner

Committee—A. Hudson, H. L. Assomull & Co., W.—107, Isogami-

dori, 6-chome; P.O. Box 26; Cable

Milne-Day and C. D. Wales

Ad: Wassiamull

Kobe Golf Club, Links and Club Balkrishna & Co., C.—95, Isobe-dori

House at Rokkosan — Registered

Office: 203-4, Crescent Building,

72, Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd.

2744, 1670-5 (Sann.), Club House: —22, ku; P.O.

Imabashi, 2-ehome, Higashi-

Box 211; Cable Ad: Baltiasico

275 (Rokko); P.O. Box 413

President-^H. Y. Irwine

Captain—A. C. Lumley BANKS

Hon. Secretary—J. B. Tibbetts Bank of Chosen—2, Sakae-machi, 1-

Hon. Treasurer—W. Lackie chome ; Cable Ad : Chosenbank

Committee—S. Imamura. H. S.

G Isitt and H. C. Mac- Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi

Naughton

Kobe Lawn Tennis Club Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Harima-

President—A. C. Times machi; Cable Ad : Taiwangink

Hon. Secretary—H. Riessen Banque Franco-Japonaise — Kogin

Kobe Masonic Club—"Corinthian Building

Hall,”

leph. 276548, (Fukiai)

Nakayamate-dori; Te- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—67, Kyo-machi; Telephs.

1410, 1411, 1412 and 1413 (Sannomiya);

Kobe and Osaka Foreign Chamber Ad: P.O. Box 352 (Sannomiya); Cable

of Commerce—Chamber of Com-

merce Building, Kaigan-dori A. Keramic

C. Times, manager

Chairman—E. W. James W. A. Cruiokshank, sub-mgr.

Vice-do. —F. Blum Sub-accountants—

; Secretary—H. Langley D. R.Cameron

A. S. Exell I W. M. Ritchie

Kobe

13, Regatta

Kano-cho,and6-chome,

AthleticKobe-ku;

Club— W. Soward

D. Mackay || S.W.E.S.Tear

Hutton

P.O. Box 1058; Cable Ad: KRAC V. L. Machado, chief clerk

President—F. M. Jones Mrs. H. Stephen, stenographer

Vice-President—E. A. Kennard Tseng Futson, compradore

Committee—F. Ailion, Geo. Dai-ichi Ginko Ltd., The — Sakaye-

Amberg, V. T. Arratoon, F. machi 4-chome, Kobe-ku; Cable Ad:

W. Bender, C. Fox and Ed. Daiichigin

Robertson

Secretary—P. Y. Wong Fujimoto Bill Broker & Securities

Co., Ltd.—Sakae-machi; Cable Ad :

Kobe Sailing Club Fubillbank

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Hongkong and Shanghai Bank- Yokohama Specie Bank,

ing Corporation—2, Bund; Telephs. 24, Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. Ltd., The—

841 and 842 (Sannomiya); P.0. Box 2005-2011 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

353; Cable Ad : Hiroshima 367; Cable Ad : Shokin

Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd. (The Bashir & Co., S. M., Importers and

Hyogo-ken Agriculture & Industrial Exporters—90/97, Yamamotb-dori, 2-

Bank) — 13, Sakae-machi-dori, 1- chome ; P.O. Box Sannomiya 1015 ;

chome, Kobe-ku Cable Ads : Bashir and Shoes

Jugo Ginko, Ltd. (The Fifteenth Basted & Co., W., Exporters of

Bank, Ltd.)—35, Nishi-machi, Kobe- Rayon, Silk and Cotton Piece Goods,

Hosiery, Shell Buttons, and all other

ku Japanese Manufactures

Kawasaki One Hundredth Bank, Ltd. etc. duce; Importers of ScrapandMetals,

Pro-

—Sakae-machi 1-chome, Kobe-ku — 38, Isobe dori, 2-chome;

Telephs. 4720 and 4886 (Fukiai);

Mitsui Bank. Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi P.O. Box 1077; Cable Ad: Bastel

3-chome. Kobe-ku “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha—

Sumitomo Bldg., 11, Sakaemachi-

National City Bank of New York, dori, 1-chome, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

The—38, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku; Sannomiya 4132, 3639, 1357; P.O.

Box 107; Cable Ad: Pharma.

Telephs. 3530 to 3534 (Sannomiya); Branch

P.O. Box 168 (Sannomiya); Cable Nagoya, Offices in Tokyo, Fukuoka,

Sapporo and Taihoku

Ad : Citibank F. von Behring

F. W. Bender, manager W. Bechtle

C. Y. Grant, accountant E. O. Birkenbeil

J, H. Wilson, sub-accountant & R. Brueckner (Tokyo)

pro. manager G. von Frowein

W. D. F. Morrisson, sub-acct. & R. Haliier

pro. manager P. Jaenich (Tokyo) j

K. Funatani, sub-accountant Dr. O. Ritter

N.K. Mitsunari,

Inohara, do.

do. Dr. F. Ronnefeldt (Tokyo)

T.'O. Takai,

Mayeda, do. K. Rudolf

T. Miyamoto E. Schalow (Tokyo)

F. Schirmer (Fukuoka)

G. Schumacher (Nagoya)

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Dr. H. Schwerdtfeger

H. V. (Netherlands India Commer- J. F. Thuemen

cial Bank)—37 & 38, Akashi-machi. H. Vogelsang

Kobe-ku; Telephs. 1781, 2111 and G. A. Vorlaender (Sapporo)

2680 Sannomiya; Cable Ad: Han- Miss H. Brigel

delbank Miss A. Doll

Mrs. B. Lepsius

Nomura Bank, Ltd.—34, Sakae-machi Agents Miss G. Nerger

for

Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., The— “Bayer” I. G. Farbenindustrie

Sakae-machi, 3-chome Aktiengesellschaft, Leverkusen,

Rhein (Germany)

Sanwa Bank, Ltd.—50, Sakae-machi, Behna, Michel—1, Hamabe-dori, 4-

2-chome chome, Fukiai ; P.O. Box 116

(Sann.); Cable Ad: Behna

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., The—11, Sakae-

machi, Itchome; Telephs. 41-44, Beldam Packing Agency (Japan),

4906 ^ Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Ltd.—45, Harima-machi; Cable Ad:

Sumitbank Veepilot

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Bell (Harold;, Taylor, Bird & Co., Bheroomall Sons, G., Exporters—10,

Chartered Accotmtants — Crescent Isobe-dori, 3-choihe; P.O. Box 125;

Building (4th1 floor), 72, Kyo-machi, Cable Ad: Bberoornall

Kobe-ku ; and at Tokyo and London ;

i ATeleph.

uditor- 714 (Saimomiya); Cable Ad: Birnie Leonard, .Surveyor (Damaged

Goods, etc.), Export and Import, Mining

Harold Bell, f.c.a. (London) Supplies and Commission Merchant—

Cyril E. Bird, f.c.A. do. 99, Kita and P.Yedo Machi;

Alan Blain, a.c.a. do.

W. H. Johnstone, a.c.a. do. Sannomiya; O. Box 129;Teleph. 482

Cable Ad:

(i. F. Wevill, f.c.a. (Tokyo) Leonard; Codes:

Acme Commodity CbdeA. B. C. 6th, Bentley’s,

J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a. (Kobe) Agencies:—•

F. H. Bali.ner, a.c.a. (Tokyo)

N-. G. Whitmore, a.c.X (Tokyo) J. K. Mooney & Co., Ltd., New

Y. G. H. Upton, a.c.a. do. Zealand. Wool, Hides, Sheep-

Wk F. Balden do. skins, Rabbit Skins, Tallow,

• , B. Balden, do. Frozen Meat, etc.

The Feldman Rug Co., Inc., New

Bexdien s World Service—39, Akashi- York

machi; Teleph. San. 3349, The Oriental Consolidated Mining

' C. Budge, repres. Go., Chosen

TheManila

Antamok Gpldfields Mining Co.,

The IXL Mining Co., Manila

B|n Trading -'-Co.—12, Isobe-dori, 3-

' chome, Fukiai-ku; B.O. Box 83; Blad & McClure, Bill and Bullion

Cable Ad : Benco Brokers—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

411 and 6191 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Bergmann &, Co., General Exporters— Box 224; Cable Ad: Blad. Branch

105, Hachiman-dori, S^chome; P.O. Office in Osaka

Box 226; Cable Ad: Bergmann C. H. Owen

Georg Pflueger, partner L, J. Nuzum

H. Meyn. do.

H. Wohlers, do. Boeckl & Co., E., Provision Mer-

G. Akino, dp; chants, Ship Chandlers—82, Naka-

H.

H. Streeck,.

Ploenjes signs per -pro) yamate-dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad:

B, Habenicht Boeckl

Fr. Janusehek

H. Schubert . ; : ' r , , i, Borkowsky, G. —'3-4, Hamabe-dori, 4-

I'. Bessell / [j chome: Telephs. 2996 and 988 (Fu-

( C. Schumacher kiai) : P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad:

Miss H. Luehs, Gdbork

Miss E. Krebs *

Berrick & Co., Ltd., General Import Bottlewalla &;Co.—31

dori, 7-chome; Cable ofAd:1, Nozaki-

Bottle-

and ExportTeleph;

mate-dori; Merchants—17, Nakaya-

2992, 5106, 5348 walla

(Fukiai); Cable Ad: Berrick. Head

Office: 199, Yamashita-cho, Yoko-

hama, Branches: Tokyo, Kobe, British Association of Japan (See As-

London, Brussels, Paris and Vienna sociations)

r W. Jfjffe, signs per pro. British Consulate (see Consulates)

A. Marques

Y. Noronha, accountant

Mrs. E.

H. Guterres Jorge Broad and Son, F. B., Oils, Greases

M. Maruyama and Petroleum Products—7, Hari-

T. Matsumaru ; K. Tasaka' ma-machi; Cable Ad: Enso

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Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd. Buthnghaus, K., Ship Chandlers &

Importers and Exporters of Industrial Compradores—176, K itanagasa dori

Chemicals, Metals and Fertilizers—

Head Office : 672,lines);

1670 (Sann. Kyomachi

P.O. ; Box

Teleph.

86; Cameron & Co., Ltd., A., Exporters,

Cable Ad : Crescent. Branches : Tokyo, Importers, Insurance Agents—93,

Osaka Yedo-machi; Telephs. 564, 1301-2-3,

H. Y. Irwine, chairman 1141-2-3-4 (Sann.); P.O. Box 155

R. T. Holder, a.s.a.a., director & (Sann.); Cable Ad: Cameron

secretary Campbell, W. W.—Crescent Bldg , 72,

W. Royle, director (London) Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; Cable Ads:

W. S. Bristowe, director (London) Graceline and Campbellww

E. H. Fisher W, W. Campbell, special repre-

T. M. Milne sentative for Japan and China

Distributors for Constituent and

Subsidiary Companies of Im- Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd.

perial Chemical Industries Ltd., Canadian Canadian Pacific PacificRailway

ExpressCo.Co.—

including : — 7, Harima-machi ; Telephs. Passenger

British Dyestuffs Corporation, Ld. 491 (Sann.), Freight 393 (Sann.); Cable

I. C.I. (Alkali), Ld., Ads: formerly

Passenger “Gacanpac”, Freight

Brunner, Mond & Co., Ld. “ Citamprag ”

'Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ld. Agent—H. E. HaywardH. Garrod

Cassel Cyanide Co., Ld. Passenger Agent—S.

Chance & Hunt, Ld. Staff':

I.C.I. (Fertilizer and Synthetic Passenger Department-rrS. C.

Products), Ld. Brisk

jNobels Industries, Ld-

I.C I. (General Chemicals) Ltd. Freight Department — R. M.

John Marston &; Co., Ld. (Sun- Davison and W. H. Bower

beam Motor Bicycles). Canadian Transport Co., Ltd—304,

Agents for Crescent Bldg., 72, Kyomachi : Teleph.

Brothei’ton & Co,, Ld. 1957 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Macsan

Magadi &Soda

Reckitt Sons, Co., Ld.

Ld. (Ultramarine)

United States Alkali Export As- Capelouto and Ashkenazi — Kaigan

Building, 10, Kaigan-dori; Teleph.

sociation Sanomiya 2403; Cable Ad: Ashcapel

Borax Consolidated, Ltd.

Liverpool and London and Globe Caro Trading Co., Export and Im-

Insurance Co., Ld. port Merchants—98, Isobe-dori, 4-

Roura

W. & Forgas

Weddel k Co.,G.M.K. (Mercury)

Ltd. (Casein) chome; Teleph. 3880 (Fukiaif; P.O.

United Carbon Co. (“ Kosmos ” Car- Box 173 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

bon Black) Carotra

British Glues & Chemicals Ltd. F. Ailion, proprietor

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra- Carroll Brothers & Co., Import and

marine)

Mysore Government (Sandalwood Export Merchants—12, Kaigan-

Oil) dori ; P.O. Box 381 (Sannomiya);

Cable Ad: Denroche

Budge & Co., 0.-30, Akashi-machi; R. J. Carroll, partner

Cable. Ad : Budge Caudrelier, L., Wholesale and Retail

Groceries—1, Kitanagasa-dori, 3-

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— chome; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

103, and

Yedo-macbi Caudrelier

848 3396 ; P.O.; Telephs. Sannomiya;

Box 72 Sannomiya Central Bakery & Confectionery—32,

Oable Ad: Swire Sbimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-

H.A.W.M.Roger, signs per

W. Scott | J.pro.Miki fu; Teleph. F.ukiai 2-3622

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Ohalhoue & Co., Lt«.—105, Yedo- Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—7,.

machi; Teleph. 639 (Sami.); P.O. Harima-machi; Telephs. 393 and 491

Box 371; Cable Ad: Theodorene

Theodore .*.Cha,lhpub, rep res. dir. (Sannomiya)

(France) ,

Rene Chalhonb, repres. dir. Comptoir Orient Export, Importers

and Exporters—114, Higashi-machi;

(France) P.O. Box 169 (Sannomiya); Teleph.

Emije Chalhoub, managing dir. 3218 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Kanasako

A. Kahn, director

Chanrai & Co., I. T., Exporters of J. Lantz, manager

Silk and Curios—39, Isobe-dori, 2-

chome: P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad:

Chanrai CONiSULATES

Chellaram Gianchand, Exporters—68, Argentine—Osaka Shosen Building

Consul-General—Francisco Ortiz

Isobe-dori; 4-ohome; Cable Ad :

Chellaram Relgium—38, Akashi-machi

Hon. Consul—H. Melchior

Chetty & Co., G. R, H. 32,169, San- Bolivia—72, Kyo-machi

nomiya-cho; Cable Ad: Heptagon

Brazil—Shosen Building, 4th floor,.

CHURCHES Kaigan-dori; Cable Ad : Consbras;

Teleph. San. 2510

All Saints’ Church (C. of E.)—53,

Xakayamate-dori, .Sanchome China—45, Shimoyamatedori, Ni-

Chaplain—Rev. J. C. Ford, m.a. chome; Teleph. 3407 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Sinoconsul

Kobe Union Church—34, Ikuta-cho, J Cuba—Cresent Building, 72, Kyo-

, 4-chpme, Tram Car: (Kanp-chc , 2- machi ; Cable Ad: Cubasul

chome) Consul-General—P. M. Dominguez

Pastor Rev. W. J. M. Gragg. Secy.-Interpreter—M. Dohi

D.D

Denmark—92, Yedo-machi; Teleph.

Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi; Te- 3490 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 292

leph. 1212 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box Consul—R. W. Pearce

115; C'able Ad: Bossigran Egypt—28, Yamamoto-dpri, 2-chome,

Kobe-ku; Teleph. 3550; Cable Ad:

Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Building,

Mineral Zafarane

Water Co., Ltd.—Nippon Consul—Dr. H. Chawky

Kyo-machi; Telephones Sann. 1447, Chancellor—A. M. Farrag

1448; P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Eleve-Consul—K. E. Salali

Tansania, Branch Office: Fujiya

Building, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, France—110, Yamamoto-dori, Ni-

Tokyo; Teleph. 2304 (Shiba) chome; Teieph. 4500 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Fransulat

Club Concordia (see Associations and Consul—A. Hauchecorne

Vice-Consul—J. Camaly

Clubs)

Colombo Export Co., General Isobe-dori,

Exporters Germany—115, Higashi-machi, Kobe-

and Commission Agent—80. Ku; Teleph. 24 (Sannomiya);

4-chome; Telepb. 4616 (Fukiai); P. Cable Ad: Consugerma

O. Box 1017; Cable Ad: Export Consul General—Dr. W. Wagner

Vice-Consul—W.

Chancellor—R. Schmaltz

Kruger

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan, Secretary—K. Schafer

Ltd.—61, Kaigan-dori: Cable Ad: Interpreters—M. Sasaki and; Y.

Grafonola Kasai

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Great Britain—Crescent Building Venezuela — 10, Kitanagasa-dori,

(5th floor), No. 72, Kyo-machi; Kobe-ku

Teleph. 91 (Sannoiniya); Cable

Ad : Britain

Consul-in-chargc—A. 11. Ovens Continental Insurance Co. of New

Consul—H. A. Graves York, The—7 Harima-machi; Teleph.

Shipping Clerk—J. S. Waddell 4466: Reidsan

(Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable

Secretary—S. Inouye Ad

Greece — 79, Kyo-machi, Nippon S. Reid, agent

Bldg.; Teleph. 1826 (Sannomiya)

Consul—H. C. Macnaughton Continental Trading Co., Importers,

Vice-Consul—D. M. Young Exporters and Commission Agents—

Guatemala—118, Naka-machi 44, Onoe-dori 6-chome, Fukiai-ku

Consul—J. Mustaros

Italy—27, Yamamoto-dori, 2-chome Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Oriental

Hotel and Toyo Building; P.O.

Mexico—Shosen Building; P.O. Box Box Sahn. 398; Cable Ad: Coupon

821; Cable Ad: Latuf R. Edgar

E. C. Hanscomb

Nettherlands—32, Akashi-machi; Miss White

leph. 5360 (Sannomiya) ; Cable AdTe-: Travel Dept.

Hollandia

Acting Consul-General—W. H. M. Yussim

de Roos J. Carroll

Interpreters—N. A. J. de Voogd TourK. Dept. Noda

and Ph. J. C. Tissen N. T. Oishi

Norway—45, Harima-machi, Kobe- I. de Ips Reyes

ku Japanese Dept.

Consul—T. B. Gansmoe

Vice-Consul- R. Bireh Aune S. Sekine

K. Kawana

Peru—Kobe Bldg., 7, Isobe-dori, 4- Accounts Dept.

chome, Fukiai-ku;

(Fukiai); Cable Teleph. 5540

Ad : Percon Y. Fukushima

Consul - J. Jose Salas T. Tanaka

Miss Niho

K. L. Cheng, cashier

Portugal—17, Nakayamate-dori, 2- Miss Shimizu, stenographer

chome; Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai) Miss Smith, mail clerk

Spain — 99, Kitanocho, 2chome; Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Export

Teleph. 4090 (Fukiai)

Merchants and Insurance Agents—

Sweden—93, Yedo-machi 110, Ibo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

Consul-Gen.—Ernest W. James, 3-376, 2112 and 5976 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 311; Cable Ad : Repooc

O.B.E. F. D. Burrows, director (absent)

U. S. S. R.—170, Kitano-cho, Kobe- H. S. Williams, repres. dir.

C. E. Kirby, do.

ku ; Cable Ad : Sovconsul ■C. Blyth, director

Tnited States of America — 122, J. Gadsby, director (Tokyo)

Higashi-machi; Teleph. 93 Sanno- F. W. R. Ward, director (London)

miya ; Cable Ad: American Con- D. Coupar

sul C. G. dos Remedios

Mrs. C. Remedios

Consul—Winthrop R. Scott Miss H. Visscher

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•Coknes & Oo.-t83, Yedo-machi; To- Danish Consulate {see Consulates)

iophs. 492, 493 and 2290 (Sannomi-

ya); P.O. Box 170; 'Cable Ad: Dave Brothers—72, Isobe-dori, 4-

Comes chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 42;

A. J. Cornes (London) Cable Ad: Sword

J. Cornes (London)

P. L. Spence (Kobe) Daver & Co., R. E., Merchants--73-1,

J. W. Meyer (Kobe) Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 347

H. E. Punnett, aeot. (Saniromiya); Cable Ad: Daver

Import Dept. R. E. Daver

D. R. Tennent D. R. Daver

Export Dept. David & Co., S. J.—47, Kagoike-dori,

T. L. Christensen 6-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box Sanno-

R. Isaaseb miya 14

Shipping and Insurance Dept.

A. Boulton deInternational

Becker, de &Becker

Survey Dept.

J. F. Muhro Maritime& Lawyers

Sebald,

Capt. L. A. M. Carter —Meikai Building. 32, Akashi-

machi; Cable Ads : Debecker k Sebald

Agencies

Ben Line Steamers, Ld. Degay k Co.—89, Sannomiya-cho;

Lloyd's, London Cable Ad : Degay

London Salvage Association

Board of Underwriters of New Delacamp, Piper & Co., Merchants—

York 1, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1007 and

Ralli Bros, Ltd. 3592 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 134;

Cox & II irao, Exporters of: Hosiery Cable Ad : Lecampalos

Hbt. de la Camp, partner

Manufactures, Cotton Piece and K. Piper, partner (absent)

Manufactured Goods, Hats and L. de la Camp, signs per pro-

Braids, Woollen Goods, Porcelain- E. Hansen

ware, Silk & Rayon, Button and H. Zeiler

Jewelleries, Electric Accessories, W. Papendieck

Hardware, Rubber Goods, Produce, Mrs. E. Willweber

Wooden ware, Guts Bambooware &

Oelluloidware— ! 12, Hitrashi - inachi ;

Teleph. 4527 (Sanndmiya); P. O. Deltourgo Commission&Merchants—83,

Co., Ltd., D. Kyo-maehi,

H., Export

Box 112; Cable Ad: Coxland Kobe-ku; Telephs. San. 3143, 3144, and

M. Hirao, partner 3145; P. O. Box 297; Cable Ad: Ogru bled

D. Cox, do. (London) D. H. Delburgo, managing dir.

K. Kita, director

Cuban Consulate {see Consulates) B.H. Shida, director

Curnow k Co., Ltd., J., Importers and Fujii, auditor

Exporters—2, Kaigan Dori, 1-chome; K. Sakai | K. Ohtsuka

P.O. Box.j050tSannomiya); Cable Ad : Deuber k Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)—

Curnow 34, Xishi Machi; Teleph. San. 443;

Daito Shoka',, Manufactm-ers and P.O. Box 1133 Sami. ; Cable Ad:

Exporters —11, Isobe-dori, Shi- Deuber E. Deuber [ M. Deuber

chome; Telephs. Eukiai 3489 , and

5784; Cable Ad : Daitoshoka. Fac- Directory and Chronicle of the

tory at Okubo, near Akashi, Japan Far East (China, Japan, Mala-

M. Yamamoto, mng. director ya, Philippine Islands, Netherlands

A- Kitaj ima, export manager India, Indo-China, etc.)

Dalamal & Sons—18/19, , Isogami-dori, Agents for Kobe and District —

4-chome; P.O. Box 1134; Teleph. 3645 Thompson & Co., Ltd.—3, Kai-

(Fukiai); Cable Ad : Kirpaloo gan-dori, Itchome

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Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Importers and A. Paid, partner

Exporters, Shipping, Bunkering & P. Becker

Insurance Agents^—82, Kyo-machi; G. Beutner

Telephs. 752, 753 and 796 (Sanno- M. Braeuer

miya); P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad: H. Brueggemann

Dodwell Dr. II. Dannehl

J. A. Thomson, director & general R. E. Fischer

Dr. J. Frei

J. manager

H. Ewing, for manager

Japan

S. Fuellkrug

F. J. Horman-Fisher W. Gxudice

D. Harvey F. Grosskinsky

E. C. Jeffery K. Jung

B. P. Lind .E. Kem

G. D. Stokes F. Meister

W. de Witt F. Rapp

Miss M. Ailion H. Riessen

Miss E. Cox H. Rossbach

Miss G. Fox P. E. Schmachtenberg;

Ah Kwei, comprador© K. Schoenfeld

Agencies K. Schuffuer

American and Oriental Line C. L. Timm

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co , Ltd. H. Vogt

Bank Line, Ltd. H. Vorlaender

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line L. Zumfelde

Blue Star Line, Ld. Miss G. Bergmann

Dalgliesh Line Miss M. Bott

Dodw'ell-Castle Line Miss R. Rueckert

The East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Mrs. J Bessel

Copenhagen

Norwegian. Afrika and Australia Dollar Steamship Line -7, Kaigan-

Line (Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo) dori; Telephs. 1181, 1182, 1183 and

Andrew Weir & Co. 1184 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308;

Missouri Pacific Railways

and Kenya Extract Co., Ld. Cable Ad: Dollar

Bakau(Cutch)

British Anti-Fouling Composition

and Paint Co.

J. Boiler

Dampney Ld. (“Apexior” Doray

& Co., etc.)

Compound,

Brothers, Jewellers and Gem

Merchants, Exporters‘of all kinds of

A. Jr F. Pears, Ld. (Soaps, etc.) Pearls, Importers-of all kinds of

Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Ct>., Gems “107-4, Nakayamate-dori; P.O.

Box 3,1^; Cable Ad: Booso

Ld. M. B. R. Doray

The Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld: (Fire)

Caledonian Inscei Co. (Fire and Doshi & Co., V.^-113, Hachiman-dori;

Marine)

Newcastle Protection and Indem- P.O. Box 1098;. Cable Ad: Doshi

nity Association

North of England Protecting and Dovacy & Co., H., Producers and

Indemnity Association

Union Assurance Society, Ld. inExporters of Agricultural Products

Japan—Kikunoi Bldg., 8, Kanp-

(Fire)

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. cho. 5974;

Kobe-ku: Teleph. Sannomiya

Cable Ad: Dovas

(Fire Marine and Motor Car)

Doxtsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha—37, Down Boeki Shokai, Ltd., Exporters

Akashi machi,Doitsenryo and Importers—127/18, Shimoya-

Kobe ku; P.O. Box 88; mate-dori,

Cable Ad: 4-chome; P.O. Box 218;

G. Kuhw'eidO, managing partner Cable. Ad: Springbok

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Du Pont de Nemopks & Co., Inc., E. Eiwa Trading Co., Ltd., The—70,

I., 1 Dyestuffs, Chemicals, Colours Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 52;

and Accelerators, Cellophane, Li- Cable Ad : Eiwaco

quid Gold—Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-

machi; Telephs. 2989 and 3674 (Sann.);

P.O. Box 384, Cable Ad: Dupontdyes Empreza Luso-Japoneza, The — 417,

A. Paul Brown, director of sales Kobe Building, Fukiai-ku • P.O. Box

51 ; Cable Ad : Couto : Codes : Acme,

Daisy Goldman, accountant

O. Guterres | Z. Goldman Bentley’s and Maseotte 2nd Edition

C. Guterres | T. lyori A. B. de Couto, director

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd. Ennenberg, A., Export and import—

—Wakinohama, Fukiai-ku; Telephones 3-20, Yamamoto-dori, 4-chome; Te-

leph. Fukiai 1834; Cable Ad: Soya

Fukiai

Ad: Gumco2-0673-4-5-6; P.O. Box 159; Cable & Ennenberg

V. B. Wilson, managing director Agencies

G. A. Morton, director and works The Anglo-Chinese Eastern Tra-

manager ding Co., Ld., of London

T. K. Mutoh, director Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New

K. Akabori, do. York) Publishers of Universal

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a., insp. Trade

pular, andCode,Tanners’

Standard,Council

Po-

J. R. Allaway, sales manager Editions

-1. H. Bennett

G. Brazier Esmaljee, A. H.—27, Sannomiya.-cho,

J. Graham 3-chome; Teleph. 1467 (Sannomiya);

T. Henbury P.O. Box 368; Cable Ad: Babji-

A. G. Hinton mowla

W. Morris

J. New, accountant

L. Palmer, technical mgr. Everett Steamship Corpn. —Room 5,

E. C. Penson Toyo Bldg., 7, Harima-machi; P.O.

„ W. E. Smith Box 77, Cable Ad : Everett

G. L. Years

C. H. Woodward “Exchange” Tea & Grill Room, The—

R. A. Woolger Naniwa-machi

Miss R. Winter

Miss E. Henbury Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant and Com-

Miss O. Jones mission Agent—26, Sannomiya^cho,

Durlabhji & Co., B., Exporters—5, 3-chome; nomiya);

Telephs. 262 and 5925 (San-

P.O. Box 97; Cable Ads:

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Cable Ad: Faizullabhoy and Essabhoy

Durlabhji T.M. S.G.Essabhoy, manager

Poonawalla, assistant

East & West Trading Co., General A. S. Sarela,' do.

Importers & Exporters—70, Kyo- Far Eastern Advertising Agency—

machi; Cable Ad : Handw 2, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box

San. 108; Cable Ad: Kokoku

Eastern Extension Australasia and Douglas M. Young, managing

China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great director

Northern Telegraph. Co., Ltd.—

16a, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Te-

leph. Sannomiya (3) 1331; Cable General Superintendence

Far East Co., Ltd.,

Ad : Nordiske Cargo and! Cotton Con-

trollers—30, Akashi-machi; Telepb.

2087 (Sann.); P.O. Box 240 (Sann.);

Eiri Shoji Kabushiki Kaisha -104, Cable Ad: Supervise

J. A. Steiner, manager

Yedo-maehi, Kobe-ku A, N. Petersen, assist, manager

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Miss E. F. Black, steno. Gansmoe, T. B.—45, Harima-machi; P.O.

K. J. Isono Box 337; Cable Ad: Gansmoe

H. M, Sashida, accountant Representative—A/S Borregaard

M. C. Young Sarpsborg, Norway, Pulp and

G. Bonavita Paper Makers

H. Takemura

Y. Kimura Gautemala Consulate (see Consulates)

J.S. Kamamoto

Kubosaki

Y. Tsukamoto Gedeon Freres,

Y. Scorohod

M. Sugitani Diamonds, and Import

PreciousandStones

Export*

im-

S. Inouye porters—40/15, Isobe-dori, 4-chome;

Teleiph. 3314 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

Fatehchand & Sons, Exporters—12. 329;F. Cable GedeonAd : Gedeon

Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad:

Fatechand General Engineering Co.—18, Aka-

Faure, E.—73, Kyenmachi; Cable Ad: shi-machi, Kobe-ku

Faure

Faust, J. W., Importers and Manu- General Export Trading Co.—737/

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 165;

facturers Agents—97,

2-chome, Kobe-ku Yamarnote-dori, Cable Ad: Progressus; Codes:

A.B.C.

Western5thUnion

Edn. ;&Bentley’s;

Improved,Schofield’s

6th Edn.

Electric Phrase

Faveyrial, J., Importer of Wool Tops plement Schofield’s Code &3-Letter

C.

Sup-

and Woollen Yarn and Textile Ma- Rudolf Mosse Code and Supplement

chinery and Exporter—75, Shimo- and

yamate-dori; :3-chome; Teleph. 2127

(Fukiai); Cable Ad. Faveryrial H.Oriental 3-Letter Code

Suess, proprietor

P. Criebel

Fog, Haebild & Toft—118, Ito-machi; M. Thorleuchter

Teleph. 0998 (Sannomiya); F.O. Box 340;

Cable Ad: Fogiltoft Gerber & Co., J.—84/1, Kaigan-dori;

Cable Ad: Afrigerber

France Boyeki Shokai (Successors

to Comptoirs Soies, Societe Anony- German Consulate (See Consulates)

me)—Sanzui Bldg., Fukiai; Teleph.

2682 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 379; Cable

Ad : Isabeau Goncharoff & Co., Inc., M., Chocolate

H. Tsubouchi Factory—12, N ak ay am ate-do r i

Frazar & Co., Ltd., Importers, Ex-

porters & Shipping Agents—46, Ha- Grace Line—305, Crescent Building

rima-machi, Kobe-ku; Cable Ad: W. W. Campbell, special represen-

Drumfrazco tative for Japan and China.

IFreundlieb, H.—12, Nakayamate-dori Graciani & Co., J., Importers of

Furido Shokai, (Arthur Freid) Woollen Goods and Yarns, etc.—

Takayama Building, 9/61, Sannomi-

General Importers, Exporters and ya-cho; Telephs. 1533 (Sann.); P.O.

Selling Agents—20, Harima-machi;

Cable Ad: Hiroya. Tokyo office: 5/7, Box 298; Cable Ad : Graciani

Koami-cho, 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku

Graham & Co. (Goshi Kaisha), Ex-

Futehally & Sons, N., Exporters and porters—99, Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku;

Importers—114, Higashi-machi; P.O. Teleph. San. 483; P.O. Box 1119;

Box 74; Cable Ad: Futehally Cable Ad : Maharg

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GriiisAT Northern Telegeaph Cc(;, 'Ltd. j Hirji & Co., M. H., Exporters, Im-

and Easi'ern Extension Australasia porters and Manufacturers’ Agents-

and China Telegraph Co., Ltd. - 92. Yedo-machi; P.O. Box 163;

16a, Harima-mauhi, Kobe-ku; Te- ; Cable Ad: Hirji

leph. Sannomiya (3) 1331; Cable

Ad: Nordiske

Kinuiro, chief canvassing agent Holstein

T. N.K. Kaji & Co., Ltd., C.—Nippon

Building, 79, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

1 ; 4166 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box; 314;.

Geiebel, P,—7,j Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Cable Ad: Holstein

C. Holstein

Teleph. 3096 Eukiai; Cable Ad: |

Kahnkay

P. Griebel Holstein Shipping & Insurance:

Agencies—Nippon Building, 7a,

Hagemeyer Trading Com Ltd., Gen- Kyo-machi, Telepli. 4166 (Sannomi-

eral Exporters—2, Isogami-dori, 1- ! ya); P.O. Box 314; Oabile Ad:

ehome; Telephs. Fukiai 1799 3966; Holstein

Cable Ad: Hagemeyer; and at C. Holstein T K,. Schmidt

Batavia, Semkrang’ Boerabaya, | H. Mueller | E. Schnell

Cheribon, Palembang, Medan, Pa-

dang, Bandjermasin, Pontianak, Home Insurance Co. of New* York—

Makassar. Menado, Singapore. 27, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku; Cable

Penanu, Kuala Lumpur and Anas- ! Ad : Kefardt

terdam (Head Office)

•J. A. Hagemeyer, manager Hoondamall & Sons, K., General Ex-

p 1). C. Lambert-Ede, sub-mgi-. porters—24, Isogami-dori, 4-eliome,

Haidarali & Co., Exporters**-! 02. Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai 2523.

Isobe*dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 401; I 7028: Cable Ad: Hoon-damaH:

Codes: A.B.C: 5th Edition,: Bent-

Telephs. Fukiai 4303, 3448; Cable ley’s and Private

Ads: Haidarali and Kasim K. Kishir.chand, mng. proprietor

Helm Bros., Ltd., Stevedores,Shipping, B. Paranand, asst, manager

. Forwarding Agents and Brokers, D. Bamchand, accountant

Foreign Express and Freight For-

warders—46, Harima-machi; Te- Hotchand Kemchand, General Ex-

lephs. 1489 and 3880 (Sannomiya); porters—1/2. Isogami-dori, 4-chome

P.O. Box 147; Cable Ad : Helm Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 211; Cable

E. W. Frazar, chairman (Yoko- Ad: Hotchand

hama)

• H A. Chapman, dir.,:..(Yokohama) Hotel Essoyan—136,. Nakayamate-

J. F.C.Helm,

Wm. F. Helm,. do.

do. (’do.)

(do.) i dori; Cable Ad : Essoyan

J. T Helm, do. (Kobe)

Hotel Tor Apartments—Tor Road

HeupeRman van Breukelen—110,

Hachiman-dori, 3-phome; Telephs. Hunter & Co., E. H., Merchants—29,

6776, 6777, 6778 and 6779 (Fukiai); Harima-machi; Telephs. 0187 and

P.O. Box 53; Cable Ad : Heuperman 0188; P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad:

rand Breukeien Hunter

Hii.L, A. W. Men’s Tailbr and Shirt Husain

Maker- 3-2, Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, and Exporters & Co., S. L., Buying Agents

Teleph. Fukiai 3622 of Japanese Mer-

chandise—163, ' Ispbe-dori, 3-chome;

Hill Pharmacy-—36 Shimoyamate- Teleph. Fukiai 5907; P.O. Box 2:

dori, 3-ch’ome : Teleph. , 3639 (Fu- Cable Ads:. Venus and Lotus

kiai) ; Cable Ad : Hilfarko ; Code : S. L. Husain

Bent T. A Cader [ S. F. All

C. fey’s

B K. Argali; M.P.S. (Ehg.) R. S. Guleria | M. U. Mohideem

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Illies & Co., C.—Nippon Bldg., 79, “Japan'Chronicle,” Daily and Weekly

Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. 381 & Issues—65,. Naniwa-machi; Teleph.

4730 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 177; Sannomiya 91;E.Cable Ad:3970Chronicle

and 3971 , . P.O. Box

Cable Ad : Hapag A. Kennard, editor

Shipping Department (General S. Foley, business., manager

Agency: Hamburg-Amerika Linie) J. R. Price

H. R. Kehrmann A. Bermant

C. Koch A,

K. Friedrichsen (Yokohama) MissC. M.Pinder

V. Roubzoil

Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department— Japan Chronicle Press, Printers and

84-2, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. Sannomi- Publishers — 65, Naniwa - machi;

ya (3) 0136; "Cable Ad : Boschihi Kobe ku; Teleph. San. 3970 and 3971 ;

Agents for P.O. Box San 91 ; Cable Ad: Chronicle

Robert Bosch A.G. and Concern D. G. Young, managing director

Works S. Foley, manager

K. G. Kuenkele, branch mgr. Japan Exporting Co.—100, Onoye-

Indian Provision Store, The, Gen- kiai); dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 3107 (Fu-

eral Suppliers—13-2, Isobe-dori, 1- Cable Ad: P.O. Box 221 fSannomiya);

chome ; Teleph. Fukiai 4812; Cable Wynne

Ad: Wadhco Japan Import and Export Commission

International Hospital of Kobe— 0497; Co.—63, Naniwa-machj ; Teleph.

1, Kunika-dori, 7-ch<>me, Fukiai-ku ; mission.P.O.Branches

Box 9; Cable Ad: Com-

in Yokohama and

Teleph. Fukiai 68; P.O. Box 269 Nagoya

Board of Directors

E.A. L.C. Matteson, :—

chairman

Times, hon. treasurer Japan Paper Co.—99, Yedo-macM ; P.O.

J. Macdonald Smith, hon. secy. BoxRichard 17; Cable Ad: Japapco

W. J Sebald

N. E. van de Stadt York) T. Stevens, president {New

G. Barbe Howard Clayton, vice-presdt. (T reasr..

New York)

H. Vogt Herbert Hall, manager (Kobe)

Dr. J. Ness-Walker K. Sugikaku, chief clerk (Kobe)

International Traders, Dealers in Japan ! Strawbraid Export Co.—121,

and Exporters of all kinds of Jap-

anese Manufactures—87, Sannomiya- Ito-machi; P.O. Box San. 1021;

cho; P.O. Box 312; Cable Ad : Venus Cable Ad: Fairplay

A. M. Sahay, proprietor Japan Tourist Bureau, Ticket Agents,

•Jaffer & Co., M.— 1 ' 96, Isobe-dori : etc.—Sannomiya

Tourist

Station; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box Sap. 1068; Cable Ad:

Jaffer Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Jaigopal Ramkishen Bros., Exporters chants—83, Kyo-machi; Telephs. 1046

of Japanese Products—10, Isobe- tonomiya);1047 (Sann.); P.O. Box 16 (San-

Cable Ad: Jardine

dori; Cable Ad: Ramkishen A. McDonald

James’ Globe Trading Co., Import A gencies

and Export Agencies — Nippon Indo - China Steam’ Navigation

Building, 79, Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; Co., Ld.

Cable Ad: Jamesglobe Glen Line, Ld.

Prince Line

British Canadian Steamships, Ld.

“Japan Advertiser”—10, Kaigao- Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

dori; Cable Ad: Advertiser Royal Insurance Co., Ld.

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Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. Kimatrai & Co., J., General Expor-

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. ters—Jhamatmal Kimatrai Bldg.,

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., 25, Isobe-dori, 1-chome; Cable Ad:

Ld. Kinchicrap

Triton Insurance Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld. Kobe Club (see Associations)

Eastern Insurance Cb., Ld.

Jaemain Davis & Co., Ltd.—75, Kyo- Kobe , Colleue (Jogakuin) —Okadaya-

machi; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad: yama, Nishinomiya; Teleph. 2264

(Nishinorpiya), :

Silkfield

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.—Meikai Kobe Cricket Club (see Associations)

Building, 32, Akashi-machi; Telephs.

Sannomiya 155, 2S05

Box 336; Cable Ads:& Javalin

5102; P.andO. Kobe Hotel—

Hoaline Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club (see

A. L W. van Dobben, mgr.

A. J. Th. van der Chijs, asst. mgr. Associations)

Agencies Kobe Union Church (see Churches)

Holland East Asia Line

“Netherland” Royal Dutch Mail

“Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Dutch Mail Koschkin, H., Exporter of General

Royal Packet Navigation Co M erchandise, Speciality: Cultured

(K.P.M.) Pearls—86, Yamamoto-dori 3-chonie ;

Holland America Line (N.A.S.M.) Teleph. Fukiai 4704; Cable Ad:

Royal Dutch Airways (K. L. M) Kuronia

Royal Dutch Indian Airways

(K.N.I.L.M.) Kothari & , Co.—100, Yedo-machi;

Jedeikin, Louis—26, Naniwa-machi: Cable Ad: Kotharico

Telephs. 1574 and 2549 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 58; Cable Ad: Jedeikin Kundanmal Eamlal—100, Yedo-machi;

Samuel Jedeikin Cable Ad : Rawlal

A. Gercik

Joseph Kwansei Gakuin University—Nishimo-

chome;&P.O.Co.—60,

Box 101Sannomiya-cho,

; Cable Ad: Joseph1- miya Shigai; Teleph. 620 (Nishinomiya

General Officers—

Juchheim’s Confectionery—309, San- President—C. J. L. Rates, m.a.,

nomiya-cho, 1-ehome; Teleph. 1716 d.d.

(Sann.) Vice-President—M. Hori

Registrar—T. Kishinami, m.a.,

Junoers, E. A.—85, Yamamoto-dori, b.d., ph,d.

3-chome, Kobe-ku Student Supt.—Y. Suzuki, m.a.,

b.a.

Chaplain—K. Kitoku, m.a., b.d.

Kahn & Co., G. K.—28, Isobe Dori, Bursar—J. J. Mickle,

Librarian—W. c.p.s. m.a.,

K. Matthews,

2-chome; Teleph. 2356 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad : Koberusse b.d.

University Officers—

Kavira & Co., Manufacturers’ Repre- President—C. J. L. Bates, m.a.,

sentatives, Commission Agents, Ex- d.d.

port and Import—60, Sannomiya- Dean of Law' & Literature Dept.

cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box 641 ; Cable —H. F. Woodsworth, b.a., m.a.

Ad: Hakim Dean of Commerce & Economics

Dept.—K. Kanzaki, b.a.

Kharwar, B. M. -100, Isobe-dori; Dean of Preparatory School—S.

Kobe-ku; Cable Ad: Kharwar Kikuehi, B.s.

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College Officers— Linder, F. W., Architect and Civil

Dean of Theological College— Engineer—Kobe Bldg.; Cable Ad:

Rev. M. Hori Gabra

Dean of Literary College—H. F.

Woodsworth, b.a., m.a. Little Shop, The—69, Shimoyamate-

Dean of Commercial College—K. dori, Kobe-ku

Kanzaki, b.a.

Middle School—

Prin. of Academy—Y. Manabe Liverpool & London Y Globe Insur-

ance Co., Ltd. (Osaka Agency)—46,

Lane, Crawford & Co., Drapers and Harima-machi, Kobe-ku

O. Grossman, agent

Outfitters—37, Akashi-machi; Cable

Ad: Stanford

S. G. Stanford, manager Lloyd’s .Register of . Shipping, In-

Lautier Fils Shokai—Tokiwa Build- testing, pection of ships, machinery, steel

ing, 30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. 5932 Akashi-machi; etc.—Meikai Building, 32,

(Sann.) : P.G. Box 47; Cable Ad: miya) ; Cable Ad: Teleph. 2530 (Samw-

Lautierfis Register

H. Jasper Cox

Layko, Ross & Co., Inc., Exporters

of Cotton Goods, Toys and Novel-

ties, Silk and Rayon Piece Goods, Lloyd Tribstino (Nichizui Trading

Sundries, etc.—94, Yedo-machi; Te- Co., Ltd., Agents)—72, Kyo-machi;

leph. 1873 (Sann.); P.O. Box 1009 Lloydiano 45 (Sann.); Cable Ad:

P.O. Box

(Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : Layko.

Lendrttm (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents Mackie & Co.,- F. N., Chartered Ac-

and Merchants—35, Nishi-machi; countants—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

Teleph 1166 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 2744 (Sannomiya); P.O, Box 413;

Cable Ad: Finance

222; Cable Ad : Lendrum F. W. Mackie, c.a. (Kobe)

M. McCance, managing director W. Lackie, c.a. (Kobe)

Sole Agents for Japan and Korea : —

St. Maurice Valley Paper Co.,

Ltd., Montreal, P. Q. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co, (Japan),

Pacific

Crown Mills Ld., Vancouver,

Willamette PaperB. C.Co., Ltd.—72, Kyo-machi; Telephs. San-

San Francisco nomiya 431 (P. & O.), Sannomiya

698 (B.I.): P.Q. Box 109;. Cable

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., General Ad: Mackinnons

Agencies

importers and exporters^—98, Yedo- Peninsular & Oriental. 8: N. Co.

machi ; Telephs. 3124 to 3126 (Sanno- British India & Apcar Lines

miya) : P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad: Eastern h Australian S-S.- Co. Ld.

Waelchli Marine Insurance Co., Ld. (of

J. R.L. F.Waelchli

Hausheer London)

H Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

J.O.H. R.Keller

Waelchli W.

Bloechliger

H. W.

M. Gonzales

Clarke Ld.

W. Lodde G. Conrad

N. Sidiakin Maritime Insurance' Co. Ld-

G.D. V.Rosario Miss B. Swoboda Caledonian Insurance Co.

Schrubak Miss I). Milne Federal Insurance Co.

E. Schnell Miss A. Jesselsen Hartford Fire Insurance 'Co.

R. Dolmatoff Miss G. Pischal- Sea Insurance Co., Ld.

J. Guterres nikova

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

Liguori, Genaro, Pearls and324;Corals— Lumber and Shipping—304, Cres-

Teleph. Sann. 944; P.O. Box Cable cent Building; Teleph. 1957 (San-

Ad: Burgolina nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Macsan

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MaCnatjghton & Co.. H. C.—79, Kyo- Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman-

machi, Nippon Building, Kobe-ku; dori; 2-chome : P.O. Box 31; Cable

Teleph. San. 1825; P. O. Box 35; Ad:S. B.Mehta Mehta, partner

Cable Ad : M acnaughton J. P. Shroff, do.

H. C. Macnaughton

E. A. Kaemmeyer

T. Henbury Merchandise Trading Co.—121, Ito-

K. Braseh machi; Cable Ad: Fairplay

Miss M. Zaorsky

Macy fc Co., Inc., B. H., New York— Merecki, H.—Kobe Building, 4-chome,

Isobe-dori; Telephs. 3330, 4443 (Fu-

98, Yedo-machi; Telephs. Sann. 3124- kiai) ; Cable Ad : Ikcerem

5 6; P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad: Redstar

John F. Born

Pauline Mills j Akiko Saito Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie

Arthur Arab ] Nancy Carter des—Sannomiya Building, 55, San-

nomiya-cho, 1-chome; Telephs. 1190,

Mahomed & Co., A.—46, Harima- Messagerie 1403 and 4694 (Sann.): Cable Ad:

maehi; Cable Ad: Amahomedco

Makower, McB,eM'h & COvj Pty., Ltd., Mitchell & Co., G. K., A., Importers

Silk Merchants (Buying Office)— and Exporters—^1, Isobe-dori, 4-

Tokiwa Building, 30, Akashi-machi; chome; Teleph. Fukiai 4467; Cable

Teleph. 3466 (Sannomiya); P.O. Ad: Jupiter

Box 185; Cable Ad: Makower A. Mitchell

H. L. Everingham, manager Agents for

The Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Mantfacturers & Produce Growers’

Agency—60, Sannomiya-cho; Cable Mitchell & Co., J. B., Funeral

Ad: Angleasto Furnishers and Undertakers—53,

Marcus Harris & Lewis—10, Goko- Yamamoto-dori, Fukiai

Kobe-ku; Teleph.

2317; Cable Ad : Mitchell

dori, 1-chome; Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad :

Noreteys

'AIoderne’’—1, Kitanagaas-dori, 3-

Maurice Jenks, Perjival & Isitt— chome, Kobe-ku

72. Kyo machi: Cable Ad: Audit

Sir Maurice Jenks, Bt., f.c.a.

(London) Mody & Co., A.—1, Hachiman-dori,

3-chome. Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 1072;

J. E. Percival, F.C.A. do. Cable Ad : Amrut

•LH. C.S.Pidgeon,

Goodwynf.c.a.Isitt, f.c.a.do.

Mohandas & Sons, M.—3, Isobe-dori;

Maxwell k Co., Ltd. — Teleph. 371 P.O. Box 251; Cable Ad : Mohandas

(Sannomiya);

Maxwell P. O. Box 61; Cable Ad:

H. Maxwell, managing director Moolchand Sons, U., General Export-

Jerome Maros, director ers—150, Hachiman-dori

S. Iwata, do.

Morse, F. Si, Cotton Controller and

Maxwell, H.—Nippon Bldg. ; P.O. 703, Surveyor—O. S.K. Building, Room

Box San. 61; Cable Ad : Maxwell 5, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 2988

and 2799 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

McKesson & Robbins,. Inc.--5, Kai- Representatives 305 ; Cable Ad : Morse. (Offices and

at all Far Eastern

gan-dori; Cable Ad: Mackesson Ports)

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MtJNNING & Co. (K. K.) A. P.—46, Nessim & Co., J. S.—30, Akashi-

Tsutsui-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 1269 machi; Teleph. 5163; P.O. Box 424;

(Fukiai): P.O. Box 1013; Cable Ad : Cable Ads : Sassoon & NesSirnsOns

Buffplate J. S. Nessim, director

' J. M. Smith, president .Moses S. Nessim, manager

Y. Tsiichiike

S. .VI u rata

V. Stohwase II. N’agira

S. Idzutsu K. Harada

I. Akiyama Nestle & Anglu-Swi&s ■'Condensed

Munro, J. Foulis, Surveyor to Lloyds 3929; Milk Co.—83, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

Agents—88, Yedo-machi: Teleph. Cable Ad: Ntstahglo

2155 (Sann.).; P.O. Box 170

, Capt. L. A. M.. Carter, .assist, Netherlands Asiatic Tradino Co.--

113, Higashi-machi; Telephs, 363

surveyor and 463 (Sann.); P.O. Box 119;

Murase Shoten, Steamship Agents Cable Ad: Nedasiatic

Yuasa Usaburo

and Ship Brokers—Toyo Building, B. Spanjaard 0 G. Nikolaus

7, Harima-rnachi; Teleph. 519 (San- H. Hakoda I Si Fhkfif

nomiya) : Cable Ad : Muraship

K. Murase, manager Netheri.AST'S Consulate '(s& , Oonsv

lates)

Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M., Exporters Netherlands India: Ciimmer^iai Bank,

and Importers—328, Sannomiya-cho, (xhc, Baades) , .. t

1-chome; P.O. Box 233; Cable Ad:

Musaibhoy

T. S.M.A.Musabhoy, managing director New Zealand In.suuanck C o.. Ltd.—

Kayuin | A. A. Alibhai 72, Kyomiachi, Crescent. ; Buiiidlng,

Room .303; Teleph. 48<) (Sanhqmiya) ;

Naraixdas, B., Exporters of Silk, Cot- CaHle *Ad : Hoken

Agents - F. Owston t Co , Ltd.

ton, Woollen and Bayon Piecegbods L.

of all Standards and Qualities—87,

Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box

414; Cable Ad: Naraindas , Newton, ‘Esther, Costumief

Outfitter—42? Shimoyamate-dori, 2-

National Aniline & CiiEjiicAL Co., eliome -(Tor 'Road):' P.fO. Bolt 258

U.S.A., Dyestuff Manufacturers—65,

Naniwa-machi; Telephs. 2888 and

2889 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 193, Nichi-Doku Shoten—3:4, Hamahe-

Sannomija; Cable Ad: Naccokobe dori, 4-chome ; Telephs. 988 and 2996

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 144 ;i Cable Ad:

A. N.C. Takata

Lumley, manager

j Miss D. Graham Nichidoku

Q. Borkowsky

National Trading & Lumber Co.—Mei- NtCHizui Trading Cb.y Ltd., Shipping

kai

2896Building, 32, Akashi-machi;

(Sann.); P.O. Teleph.

Box 423; Cable Ad; 72, and Ihsuraiice—Crescent Building,

National Kyo-machi; Teleph. 386 (Sanno-

miya,): P.O. Box . 45 (Sannomiya);

Cable A d : Nichizuico ’

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, G. R. Jackson, manager

N. V. (Netherlands Trading So-

ciety)—83, Kyo-machi; Te|ephs. Agencies Asiatic Steam Nav. Co., Ld., Lon-

2302-5 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 207 don

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Trading Compagnie Maritime Belgb (Lloyd

Royal) Antwerp (at Osaka only).

Nelson, C. H.—311, Kobe Building, Ellerman &: Bucknall S. S. Co ,

Isobe-dori. 4-chome; Teleph 5390 Ltd., London

(Fukiai): Cable Ad: Insulation Fearnley & Eger, Oslo

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Lloyd Triestino, Trieste Nippon India Trading Co., Exporters,

Navigazione Generale Italiana, Importers and Commission

178, Sannomiya-cho, 1 -chome;Agents—

Teleph.

Genoa 2643 (Sann.); P. O. Box 1105, Cable

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld., Ad: Ishoo; Codes:Three

Schofield’s Three

Gothenburg Letter, Paramount Letter and

Transatlantic S.S. Co., Ld., Go- Oriental Three Letter

thenburg

Amterican Steamship Owners’ Mu-

tual Protection and Indemnity Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan-

Association, Inc., New York

Assu rap ceforcn ingen “Gard,” dori; Cable Ad : Yusen

Aren dal, Norway

Assuranceforeningen “Skuld,” Co- North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

penhagen and Oslo 28, Harima-machi; Teleph. 361 (San-

Britannia Steamship Insurance nomiya); P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad:

Association, Ld., London Union

British Ship Owners’ Mutual Pro-

tection and Indemnity Associa- Norwegian Consulate (see Consu-

tion, Ld., London

Danish Shipowners’ Defence As- lates)

sociation, Copenhagen

Fylgia Insurance Co., Ld., Stock- Oberlein & Co., C. F.—18, Akashi-

machi, Kobe-ku

holm

Liverpool k London & Globe In-

surance Co., Ld., Liverpool

London Steamship Owners’ Mu- Oliver, Evans & Co., Provision and

tual Insurance Association, Ld., Wine and

Merchants, Ship Chandlers

Naval Contractors and Expor-

London

Manufacturers' Mutual Insurance, ters of Frozen Fish—30, Akashi-machi;

Telephs. (3) 1199 and 4937 Sannomi-

Ld., Sydney

Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta, ya; Olivans

P.O. Box 191; Cable Ad:

Trieste S. Evans, partner and manager

Thames & Mersey Marine

ance Co., Ld., Liverpool Insur- D. Hatter, signs per pro.

United Kingdom Mutual Steam-

ship Assurance Association, Ld., Ono Braid & Produce Co., Ltd.—

London

West of England Steamship 9-170, Sannomiya-cho, .1-chome ; P.O.

Owners Protection & Indemnity Box 1016

Association, Ld., London Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Hari-

ma-machi ; P.O. Box 64

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting I. Bickart (Paris)

Stevedores, Customs Brokers, Land- R. Bickart do.

ing and Shipping Agents, Private F. Blum, managing director

and Bonded Warehousemen—7, Kai-

gan-dori; Telephs. Head Office : 1840 Oriental Export Co., Exporters and

to 1843 (Sannomiya); Shipping Buying Agents—24, Isogama-dori,

Office, 3-0659 (Sann.); 2 Wharf 4-chome, Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai

Shinko-cho, 3-0263 (Sann.); iShin-

zaike Engine and Iron Works Dept., 2523 and All7028;Standard Cable Ad: Crown;

^-0464 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 358; Codes: Private

Codes and

Cable Ad : Landing K. Kishinchand, proprietor

G. Rosario

Nippon Grinnell Sprinkler K. K.— K. Nagata

7, Goko-dori, 4-chome, Fukiai-ku;

Cable Ad : Sprinkler Oriental Hotel,(L.D.)

Ltd., The—6,

Representative for:

Mather & Platt, Ltd., Engineers, dori ; Teleph. 14, 15, Kaigan-

16, 17

Manchester k London (Sannomiya);

Oriental P.O. Box 55; Cable Ad:

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Oriental Import and Export Co., G. K- PanjooMall, T. P., General Exporters

The—7, Isobedori, 4-chome, Fukiai ku, —-38/1, Isobe-dori, 2-chome; Teleph.

Teleph.

Sannomiya: Fukiai

Cable5543Ad; : P.>Shamshad

O. Box 180, Fukiai 1726: P.O. Box 111; Cable

M. Yusuf, partner Ad: Panjoomall

M. Shofi, partner Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd., Manu-

JSi. A. Nazir, manager facturer’s Agents—169, 1-chome, Sanno-

H. Lall Chopra

H. Lall l M. J. Nauporia miya-cho: Teleph.Ad:Sannomiya

Box 350 Cable; 3229;Codes:

Panpacifco; P.O.

A.B.C. 6th, Oriental 3-letter and Private

Oriental Purchasing Company—112, Pappadopoulo, A. E.—39, Akashi-

Higashi-maohi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. machi; Teleph. 70 (Sann.); P.O. Box

San. 3648, 571, and 181 ; P.O. Box 335 ; Cable Ad : Papp

323; Cable Ad: Orpurcv A. E. Pappadopoulo

Ovvston & Co., Ltd., F., Insurance Parbury, Henty. & Co. Pty Ltd.- i,

and Shipping Agents and Brokers, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1419 and 5430

Surveyors and Weighers, Produce

Inspectors, Stevedores and Landing (Sannomiya); Cable Ad : Marlton

II. H. Evans, manager

Agents, Commission Agents and A. J. Kentwell

General Brokers—Crescent Building, G. T. Ritchard

72, Kyomachi; Teleph. 480 (Sanno- B. A. Machado, accountant,

miya) ; Cable Ad: Owston Miss S. Gutteres

L. S J. Hill, manager

Agencies:

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Merchants& —Co.,3, Import

Parsonage and Export

Hachiman-dori, 3-

New Zealand chome; Teleph. 3376; Cable Ad:

Bankers and Traders Insurance Parsonage

Co., Ltd., Australia

Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Export

Ltd., Australia. Merchants—86, Yedo-machi; Teleph.

Queensland

Australia Insurance Co., Ltd., 5415; P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad:

Standard Insurance Co., Ltd., Union Patten; Codes: Bentley’s, Western

New Zealand 5-lett'er, Lieber’s Schofield’s

Norwich Union Fire Insurance 5letter, letter and 3-letter, Oriental 3-

etc.

Society, Ltd., Norwich, England D. Mackenzie, partner

The Torres Straits Pearl-Shellers’

Association, Thursday Island

Canadian Transport Co., Ltd., Pearce & Co.—92, Yedoana.chi; Te-

Vancouver, B.C. leph. 369 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

Sub-Agency : 292 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Pearce

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. R. W. Pearce

F. Luther

Mrs. Villaverde

Oye Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya- Mrs. H. M. Arab

mate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad: Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha — 72-2;

Oyerae Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 5605 &

W. O. Rae 5606 (Fukiai); Cable Ad : Joosub

John Rae R. B. Dave, director •

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—72, Peninsular and Oriental .Steaj^ Na-

Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku vigation Co. {See Mackinnnon,

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.)

Panama Mail Steamship Co.—72, Kyo-

machi, Kobe-ku Peruvian Consulate (Ye^ Cohteulates)

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Peshuratan & Co. —178,; Sannomiya- P>.H. J.Rothe

Lender, partner

ctio, 1-chome. Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. H. B. Leonhardt

3-2643; P. O. Box San. 1105; Cable Miss G. Henn

Ad : Peshuratan; Code : Schofield’s Miss V. Vetter

3- letter.

R. S. Mewawalla, manager

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Yonei

Peter Fraser k Co.—32, Isobe-dori, Shoten, 23, Sakaenmachi, 4-chome;

Telephs. 342 and 2577 (Sann.); Cable

2-ehoine: Cable Ad; Fraser Ad: Rahtjens

Picciotto, Hillel de--70, Kyo-machi, A. S. Potter, general representa-

Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. 1210; P.O. . tive for the Far East

Box 76; Cable Ad: Henrip Reid, S., Surveyor, 'Sworn Measurer

Pleasanton, The—4, Kitanagasa-dori, ing, and 7,Insurance Agent—Toyo

Harima-machi; TelephsBuild-

4466

4- chome (Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad:

H. Sanborn, proprietor Reidsan

Pohoomull

CommissionBrosagents—1/5,

(India), Exporters and Rialto Co., The Rialto Boyeki Goshi

Isogami-

dori, 5 chome; P. O. Box 49; Cable Ad: Kaisha, Exporters and Importers

of Hardware and Tools for Build-

Pohoomull ing and Professional Use, Bicycles

N. Bulchand, manager and Accessories, Sewing Machines

Popular Bookstore, The—41, Shimo- Bolting and Parts, Stationery Articles,

yamate-dori, Kobe-ku Cloth & Stencil Silk, Glass

arid Porcelain Ware—61, Naniwa-

machi; Teleph. San. 985; Cable

Portuguese Consulate, (see Consu- Ads: Rialto & Steelcraft

Ismaill I. Akchurin, manager

lates)

Premier Commercial Co., World-wide Rialto Co., The Rialto Goshi Kaisha

Exporters , of all 4-chome:

103, Isobe-dori, Japanese Products—

P.O. Box Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate and

277; Cable Ad : Premier Insurance Agents, Dealers in Jap-

anese, Chinese and Korean Curios,

Silk Goods, Carpets and Furniture,

Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd., Export- etc.—61, Naniwa-machi; Teleph.

ers and Shippers—36, Shimoyamate- San. 935; Cable Ad: Rialto

dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box 48 ; Teleph.

2693 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Kynlim Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The

E.J. W.

B. Esdale

Esdale, manager Noda Installation

-cho, 8-chome, — 1, Namimatsu

Hayashida-ku; Tele-

phones Suma 1192 and 1405; Cable

Rae’s Tea Set Factory—33, Shimo- Ad: Petrosam

yamate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488

Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad: Roechling Steel Works, Germany

Oyerae (Represented by Delacamp, Pipe k

William Rae Oo.)—1, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku; Te-

John Rae leph. San. 3-1007 and 3592; P.O. Box

Miss 134; Cable Ad : Decampalos

Miss Oshuimi

Reiko Rae

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha, Export

Raspe k Co.. Import and Export Mer- Merchants—3 of 68, Isobe-dori; 4-

chants—12a, Kaigan-dpri; Telephs. chome; Teleph. 2755 (Fukiai);

172 and 1133 (Sannomiya); P.O. Cable Rupert Cox

Ad : Rupert

Box 63; Cable Ad : Raspe S. Okuda

Fr. Cords, proprietor (Consul for

Haiti) T. Maruyama

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Russell, M. A., Manufacturers’ Re- Shinyo Boeki Shokai, Manufacturers,

Exporters, Mills’ Representatives &

presentative and Importer; P.O.

porter — 7, Harima-machi and Box

Ex- Buying Agents—P.O. Box 841; Cable

1037 ; Cable Ad : Lesur Ad : Hakim

Sassoon, Frank—16a, Harima-machi; Shinzaike Engine k Iron Works—

Cable Ad : Morning 125, Hashiride, Shinzaike Nada;

Teleph. Fukiai 464; P.O. Box 358;

Schmid, H. A., Societe Anonyme, Ex- Cable Ad: Landing

port and Import—70, Kyomachi;

Teleph. Sannomiya 1679; Cable Ad: Sidline cfe Co., dori,

Shimoyamate B. S.,2-chome

Exporters — 43,

; Teleph.

Haschmid Fukiai 79 ; Cable Ad : Sidlme

Schmidt, Thomas, Underwriter’s

Agent and Settling Bureau—Toyo Sim & Co., A. C., English and Con-

Bldg., Kobe-ku; P.O. Box San 24: machi; tinental * Chemists, etc.—18, Akashi

Cable Ad: Thoschmidt Teleph. 5207 (Sannomiya) ;

Cable Ad: Bim

Schofield, R.—99, Kita-machi: Teleph. Simon, David, Exporter & Importer

3-482 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 261 ; —Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyo-machi.

Cable Ad : Schofield Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. 3426; P.O.

Selles . Hermanos (Selles Bros. Go- Box 1063; Cable Ad: Hyawee v

mel Kaisha), Import and Export Codes: Bentley’s Oriental 3-Letter.

Merchants,—78, Kitano-cho; Cable Schofield 3-Letter and Private

Ad: Selles J. Simon, proprietor

Juan Selles (Spain) S. Horiuchi

Jose Selles

Seymour-Sheldon Sims, J. Grover, Representative and

shel House, 107, Co.Itoh-machi:

(Japan)—Sem-

P.O. General Merchant-—24, Nakayamate

dori, 2-chome; Teleph. Fukiai 4570;

Box 283; Cable Ad : Semshel

Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (Eng- Universal TradeGroversims;

Cable Ad: Codes:

Code; A.B.C. 5th

land), London and Manchester

Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (South edn. improved, Western Union 5-

Africa), Johannesburg Semshel letter, Bentley’s Complete Phrase

House Durban, Capetown, Port and Table Code, Acme, Private anti

Schofield’s 3-letter safety check code

Elizabeth, Lou remoo, Marques Agents for

Agents for ,Karl Mauz-Weingarten

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. Diamond Kemma K. K., Osaka-

Shah & Co., G. M.—80, Kyo-machi; (Diamond Polishing Co., Ltd.)

Cable Ad : Gopal Soued & Kozhaya, successors to Gazal

Shalom Bros. & Co.—Room 512, Nip- Brothers — 37, Akashi-machi, Telephs.

pon Building, Kyo-machi: P.O. Box Sannomiya 421 ; Cable Ad126: Algazal

and 3084; P.O. Box

288; Cable Ad: Shahnan G. II. Soued, partner

Shroff, Son & Co., Import-Export— L. Kozhaya, do.

Schroff Building, 1, Goko-dori, 6- Geo. W. Gabaretta

chome ; Teleph. 5'?04 (Fukiai) L.D; $• Suzuki

P. O. Box 166 ; Cable Ad: Dogdo: S. Taniguchi

Codes: Duo Al, A.B.C. 4th, 5th and M. Tanizawa

6th edns., A.B.C. 5th improved. M. Tatsumi

Bentley’s Complete Phrase and U. Tatsumi •r

Appendix, Oriental 3-letter code, K. Okada

Private, Schofield’s 3-letter

Paramount 3-letter code code and South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

B. J. Shroff, proprietor 116b, Higashi-machi; P.O. Box 1111

J. C. Avasia (Sann,); Cable Ad: British

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Souza, F. S., Agent for Foreign Strong & Co., Export and Import

Manufacturers and Export Com- Merchants—96, Higashi-machi; Te-

mission Agent—17, Nakayamate- lephs. Sannomiya

: Strong 1820-24 ; P.O. Box 4 ;

dori, Nichome; Telepb. 2992 (Fu- Cable Ad

E. W. Slade, manager

kiai); P.O. Box 8 (Sannomiya); W. Butcher

Cable Ad : Celso ; Codes : Bentley’s J. Levy

and Schofield’s J.P. D.N. Alkinson

F. S. Souza, Hon. Consul for Drake

Portugal

V. Souza, signs per pro. A.P. M.G. Ryan

Brown

Sphinx Trading Co., The—38, Sanno- P. da Silva

miya-cho, 1-chome; Telepb. 2189 B. Baranets

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 281; Cable Miss P. Bentley

Ad : Sphinx W. M. Mayers (Nagoya)

B. 1). Bhagat, managing proprietor

Standard

of Japan,Braid and Produce

The—11, Co. S. gan-dori,

Isogami-dori,

U. & Co., Shipchandler—32, Kai-

3-chome, Kobe-ku; Cable

2-chome; P.O. Box 124; Cable Ad: Ad: Umezuki

Attention Sulzer Brothers, Engineering Office

Agents for (Goshi Kaisha)—Crescent Building,

Carlowitz & Co., Hamburg and China 72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. Sannomiya

Buying Agents for

The Internationale Crediet en (3) 0382 ; Cable Ad : Sulzer

K. Hashizume, signs per pro.

Handels-vereeniging “ Rotter- H. Habluetzel, do.

dam,” N.V., Batavia, etc. R. Ruegg, accountant

Standard Trading Co. (Goshi Kai- Representing: W. Bissegger, erecting engineer

sha), Importers, Exporters and

Buying Agents—Kaigan Bldg., 10, SoleSulzer Brothers Ltd., Winterthur

Agents for

Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 4580 (Sanno-

miya); P.O. Box 338; Cable Ad: Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.,

Stantraco; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. Zurich

5th and 6th edns., Western Union,

Schofield’s Summers Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha.

E. B. Kawasjee (The Summers Trading Co., Ltd.),

J. R. McKenzie | A. W. Newton Import and Export Merchants—62,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. 4-1, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

Minami Hon-machi, 1-chome, Fukiai- P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad: (Sannomiya)

1131, 2183, 3231 and 3232

Sanmasu

;

ku;

CableTeleph. Fukiaivac2-136; P.O. Box 1;

Ad : Stand

J. Halkett Swiss Watch Import Co.—Crescent

Building, 72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

States Steamship Co.—16, Harima- 2321 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 32;

machi; Telephs. 1238 and 3931 (San- Cable Ad: Swisswatch

nomiya); P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad:

States! ine Taniura Shoten, S., General Export-

‘Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Xtd., ers of All Descriptions of Rugs,

W. M. (Tokyo-Kobe), Insurance Cotton Carpets, Mats, Wiping Rags, Toys,

and General Commission Agents—1, chome, Sannomiya-cho: and Rayon Goods—89, 1-

Kaigan-dori: Teleph. 292; P.O. Box Stani; Codes Used : Bentley’s, Cable Ad:

40; Cable Ad : Strachan; Codes: and Schofield’s Acme

A.B.O. 4th and 5th Al, Lieber’s,

Western Union, Bentley’s, Bentley’s

Second. Teikamdas Brothers—78, Kyo-maehi;

E. P. Stroud, director (Tokyo) P.O. Box 326; Cable Ad: Teikam-

J. E. Moss, do. (Kobe) das

 KOBE 317

Xeikoko Sanso Kabushikx Kaisha. Unico TradinG/Co. Ltd.—Kaigan Bldg.,

Manufacturers of Oxygen, Acety- 10, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. Sann. 3675

lene, Nitrogen, Dissolved Acetylene, and 3103; Cable Ad: Gubbay

Argon, Liquid Gases, All Apparatus

Necessary for Oxv-Acetylene and Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Electric Welding, Cutting Machines

and Electrodes—38, Akashi-machi; Ltd.- -28, Harima-machi; P.O. Box

138; Teleph. 361 (Sannomiya); Cab.

Telephs. 2943, 2944, 2945 and 2946 Ad : Union

(Sann.) and L. D. 13 (Sen-yo);

P.O, Box 375; Cable Ad : Oxygene ;

Codes: National Francaise, Lu- Union Mechanical & Automobile

Engineers—33-3, Shimoyamate-dori,

gagne, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Lieber’s 3-chome, Kobe-ku; TelepH. Fukiai

"Telegraph Office—{See under Great 3975; Cable Ad : Duus

Northern Telegraph Co.) Union Oil Co. of California—Kogyo

Bank Building, 36, Nishi-machi;

Tenganipah Coconut

shi-machi; P.O. Box 21Estate—32 Aka- Teleph. Sannomiya 5206 ; Cable Ad :

F. M. Jonas Unoco

W. W. Baer, representative fort

Japan and China

Teverson & Mactavish, Bill, Bullion

and Share Brokers—29, Harima- Union Trading Co. (Gomei Kwaisha)

machi; Telephs. 183, 705, 1286 and

3668 (Sannoraiya); Cable Ad: Teverson —Teleph. 7, Goko-dori, 4-chome, Cable

2120 (Fukiai) FukiaiAds:

ku;

EL F. Teverson Toms and Utco

A. Ormiston W. J. Toms

T. A. Jenkins

Thanawalla & Co., N. A.—58, Sanno- Vakil, B. R. B., Exporter and Im-

porter; Manufacturers’ Representa-

miya-cho; Cable Ads: Serenity and tive in Hosiery and Sundry Goods—

Rafik 23, Sannomiya-cho, 3-chome; Teleph.

San. 3256 ; P.O. Box 1141 (San.) ; Cable

Thompson & Co., Ltd. (Retail) J. L., Ads : Yakil and Likav

Chemists and Aerated Water Manu-

facturers—3, Kaigan-dori, Ttehome;

Teleph. 786 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box Vasuka & Co.—114, Higashi-machi;

P.O. Box 103; Cable Ad: Vasuka

22 : Cable Ad : Franklin

H. J. Griffiths Vasunia & Co., Import and Export

Agency

Directory & Chronicle ot Merchants—1 of 113, Goko-dori, 6-

chome ; Telephs. 2592-3995-3086 (Fu-

the FarNetherlands

Malaya, East (Japan,

India, China,

Indo- kiai) ; P.O. Box 268 (Sannomiya);

China, etc.) Cable Ad: Limjee

F. P. Vasunia

Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi; P. P. Vasunia

Teleph. 5831 (Sann.); Cable Ad: H. P. Vasunia

Y. Hayashi

Tadaima J. S. Wadia

J. H. Thomsen D. G. Gandeviwala

R. T. R. Udwadia

Toorabally & Co., Y. H. (Estab. 1905), R. E. Kolah

Importers and Exporters—26, San- K. M. Bhopti

nomiya-cho, 3-chbme; Teleph. Sann.

2713 ; Cable Ad : Toorabally Vendrell, Mustards

gashi-machi: Teleph.& Co.—125, Hi-

998 (Sann.);

TorTelephs.

Hotel, Ltd., The—125, Kitano-cho ; Cable Ad: Vendrell; Codes: A.B.C.

2153 and 3153 (Fukiai); 5th and 6th edns., and Bentley’s

P.O. Box 184; Cable Ad: Tor J. Mustaros, manager

318 KOBE

G. K. “Verleysen & Co., A.—2-8, Isobe- Williams Brush Co.—20, Harima-

dori, 3-chome, Fuki?.i-ku; P.O. Box machi; Telephs 811 and 812 (San-

243; Cable Ad: Nippbbelge nomiya) ; Cable Ad : Williamsco

A. Verleysen

F. Bodriguez de Castro Wilson & Co., A., Shipchandlers and

■i F. Starkow Compradores—82, Kyo-machi

Vickram & (yo., A., Exporters and Im- Winckler

porters— P.O. Box 0117; Cable Ad: 1-choine; Telephs. & Co.-^-5 to 7, Isobe-dori,

Jayna Box 75; 5530 4 (Fukiai);

(Sannomiya); Cable P.O.

Ad:

Viroomal & Co., K.G., Exporters and Winckler

Commission Agents—P.O. Box 212 ; F. Fachtmann (Yokohama)

Cable Ad : Viroomal F. Gensen (Hamburg)

G. Selig,. (Yokohama)

Wadhoomall & Son, Importers and W. Westphalen (Kobe)

F. Doelling do.

Exporters—13/2, Isobe-dori; Teleph. O. Werner (Yokohama)

Fukiai 4812; Cable Ad: Wadhco

Walker & Co.. Importers and Expor- Witkowski & Co., Ltd., J.—118, Ito-

ters—Nippon Building, Kyo-machi; machi; Witkowski

P.O. Box 359; Cable Ad :

Telephs. 1447, and 1448 (Sanno- A. Goldman, managing director

miya): P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: A.M. E.Gotti

Caroin ger jI J.K. Blum

Walker. Branch Office: Fujiya Meyer

Building, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiha-ku,

Tokyo, Teleph. 2304 (Shiba).’ Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori, 5-

Walther, J. V., Insurance Agent—142, chome; Teleph. 3212 (Fukiai); Cable

Bunka Mura, Ashiya ; Cable. Ad : AdHans: Hanswolf

Wolf

Walther

Wan a maker,5415;John(Sann.);

— 88, Yedo Wyllie Shokai, R. A.—68, Isobe-dori,

Teleph. P.O.machi;

Box 4-chpme, Fukiai-ku

1051; Cable Ad : Wanamaker

Geo. F. Tobler, Eastern director Yangjsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

(Marine and Fire)—28, Harima-

Weinberger & Co,, C. Import and P.O. BoxTeleph.machi; 361 (Sannomiya):

138; Cable Ad: Union

Export Merchants—122, Higashi

machi; Teleph. 2780 (Sannomiya): Zerollo, Fratelli Inc., Cotton Con-

P.O. Box 198; Cable Ad: Wein- trollers—30, Akasbi-machi, Kobe-ku ;

berger Teleph. San. 2087; P.O. Box 240;

C. Wilckens

Cable Ad: Zerollo

Weitzel, J., General Export, Import J. A. Steiner, manager

and Commission Agency—39, Akashi- A. N. Petersen, assist, mgr.

machi; Teleph. Sann. 576; Cable G. Bonavita, assistant

Ad : Weitzel

Zirn & Schmidt, Private Clinic—

Western Export Lumber Co.—7, Ha- 7,kiaiIsobe-dori, 5393

4-chome; Teleph. Fu-

rima-machi ; Cable Ad : Wexlumco . Dr. (Med.) C. Zirn (private

Whymark & Co.., Provision

G., Ship’sMerchants—2,

Compradores Clinic

moto-dpri, ,5? Residence: 26, Yama-

2-chome; Teleph. Fu

and Wholesale kiai 1514)

Kaigan-dorij

Cable Ad: Whymark1-cbome; P.O. Box 69; Dr. (Med.) Then. Schmidt (pri :

‘ vate Clinic & Residence: 28,

Yamamptp-dpri, 2-chome,; Te-

Whaymark & George—2, Kaigan-dori let>h. Fukiai 1514)

 MOJI AM) SHIMON OS ElvT

These two towns are situated on either side of Shimonoseki Straits, the

western entrance of the Inland Sea—Moji with a population of 135,000. on the.

south and Shimonoseki with a population of 130,000 on the north. Shimono-

seki (recently amalgamated with Hikoshima Island—population 126,385), is under

the jurisdiction of Yamaguchi (population 130,000), 51 miles away, and Moji.

under that of Fukuoka (population 250,050), 47 miles away. The foreign merchants

formerly all had their offices in Shimonoseki, hut owing to the very rapid growth of

Moji during the last 30 years, due mainly to its becoming an important coal and.

industrial centre, most of the foreign and Japanese main and local branch offices have

removed to Moji. The city has now fine roads, and commercial buildings with most

up to-date tram, bus and motor car services. The head office of the Kyushu section of

the Railway Bureau at Moji controls also part of the mainland and the eight

hour Fusan ferry service. An imposing Government building houses the Customs

Harbour, Marine Bureaux efc., at Moji, and now wharves, capable of mooring steamers

drawing 30 feet, are made nearby. Moji has important trade with the following

neighbouring cities:—Kokura, population 112,000; Yawata (Government Steel Works)

219,000; Tobata 75,000; Wakamatsu, 70,000 and Moji has absorbed the adjacent

town of Dairi (on the West side), where there are now many factories and

some foreigners’ offices. There is a fairly strong tidal current through the

Straits, but the anchorage, which is at Moji, is only affected by an eddy,

and good holding ground is general. However, most of the larger vessels engage one

of the numerous Buoys controlled by the Harbour Master. Steamers entering from

the West can get pilots at Rokuren Light, where boats have to stop in any case for

medical inspection and harbour master’s instructions. From the eastward this inspec-

tion takes place at Hesaki Light. Means of transport are good. Liners run

regularly to all foreign ordinary ports of call; and, while from Shimonoseki

the Sanyo Railway taps the north, from Moji the Kiushiu Railway taps the

south of Japan The Shimonoseki Station Hotel provides goo*d accommoda-

tion for foreigners. The Imperial Railway Department has also four large ferry

boa'ts plying between Moji and the Shimonoseki Station, while a ten-minute

ferry plies between the usual landing places at Moji and Shimonoseki. A.tunnel

is now being made under the straits and will take at least 4 years to complete.

Both towns have municipal waterworks, are lit by electricity, and are con-

nected by telephone with the principal towns, from Kagoshima and Nagasaki,

in the south, to Tokyo in the north-east. It should be specially noted that

photographing and sketching are forbidden within a radius of ten miles

round Shimonoseki and Moji on land and sea. The law in this respect is

strictly enforced and ignorance is not accepted as an excuse.

3^0 MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

MOJI DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Moji Steamship Owners Protecting and;

doriCustoms—TJmetaiechi, Nishikaigan-

Indemnity Association

Thomas Schmidt (German Insur-

Moji Municipal Office--Hiroishi-choance Bureau)

Accident Insurance Co.

Moji Post Office- Nichihon-machi.

2-chome Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.

Occidental Insurance Co.

Moji Police Station—Oaza Moji Home and Fire Marine Insurance^

Co.

Moji Railway Bureau—Oaza Moji Union Insurance Society of Can-

ton, Ltd.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Ship- North American Insurance Co.

ping & Engineering Office: 18, Export Insurance Co.

Minato Machi: P.O. Box 54; Cable

Ad : Nichizuico Nippon Yosen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sanbashi-

dori

Nutter & Co., General Exporters,

Steamship Agents, Quick Bunkering,

Chartering, Insurance, Coal, Ex-

Old Shield Lub Oil Co., 100% Pure

port and Import, Forwarding, Pennsylvania—Dairi, Teleph. Moji

Landing and Commission Agents,2449; Cable Ad: Osloco

Surveyors and Arbitrators—Mon- Mark Baygulow, manager

shin Building, East Main Street.

Head Office: Moji; Telephs. 866' and

1305 (Moji);

Nutter; Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 3;5thCable

edn.,Ad:

Al, Portuguese Consulate — Dairi-ku;

Scott’s, Watkin’s, Bentley’s and Boe. Telephs. 866 and Long Distance

Branch Offices: Dairi and Karatsu 1305; Cable Ad: Nutter

Horace Nutter Vice-Consul—Horace Nutter

Agencies: Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Eki-

Dollar

PrinceSteamship

Line Lines j m^e, Dairi;, Telephs. 189 and 526;

Glen Line P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Standvac

Nobel’s Explosives and Vacuum

F. S. Morse (Moji Cotton Control) T. P. Nock

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. G. E. Owens

Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Overseas Assurance Corporation S. U. & Co.—Uchihama-machi; Cable

North of England Protecting and Ad: Umezuki

Indemnity Association

SHIMONOSEKI DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

CONSULATES Norway—Karato-machi

Great Britain—'Karato-cho; Teleph. Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton

705

Consular Agent—W. H. Sainton S weden—K ar ato-m achi

Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton

Netherlands—Karato-machi Japanese

Station Tourist Bureau—Shimonosek

Plaza; Teleph. 1962; Cable Ad:i

Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton Tourist

 SHIMONOSEKI—KYUSHU 321

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan) Wuriu Shokwai (Holme, Ringer &

Ltd.—Wurui Shokwai, agents Co.), Coal Exporters, Bunker Coal

Suppliers, Shipping Agents, Ship-

brokers, Insurance Agents (Marine

Boman Catholic Mission—Maruyama Lloyd’s and Fire), General Surveyors and

cho Agents—5, > Karato-machi;

Ilev. A. Ogihara, S. J. P.O. Box 20; Telephs. 138 and 705.;

Cable Ad; Wuriu

W. H. Sajnton, Manager

M. C. G. Ringer, per pro.

Sumitomo Bank—Nishinabe-cho V. Ringer

KYUSHU

Kyushu is the southernmost of the larger islands forming the Japanese

archipelago and occupies an area of some 15.000 square .miles,; _ It is the centre

of the coal mining industry. The principal cities are Moji, Kokufa (pop. '

113,000) and Wakaniatsu (pop. 57,326) on the north; Fukjioka (pop. 250,000

with whichonistheincluded

Nagasaki west, the

and pp'Kagoshima

t of Hakata,

(pop.Yawatai,.

18^,000),Tobala

on the. (pop.

south.25,000),

. On . ami

the

east coast lies, the favourite watering place of Beppu (pop. 65,000). The ,

island is encircled with railways, with some brpaks, and the centre is. still

only partly unopened to railway traffic.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha—13, Rising Sun PeTroleu'm Co., Ltd.—

Myoken, Kokura Y-asoda Bldg., i :6f 50, Shiluonishi-

machi, Fnkftokashi; Cable Ad:

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E.) Ltd. - 210, PetrolPHin Tikkata

Higashinaks^u-cho, Fukuoka Singer Sewing . Machine Co., Ltd.

First National Pictures (Japan), —10, Kaihiniljlmamhb, FukuUiva

Inc.—N aka-Okudo-cho, Fukuoka Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Jugo Building, Katadoi-machi, Fu-

Horne Company, Ltd.—18, Kawabata- kuoka

machi, Hakata United Artists Corporation — 29,

Kuramoto-cho, Fukuoka

Kjellbergs Successors Goshi Kaisha Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

43, Uo-machi, Kokura 4R Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Victor Gramophone Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Meijiya Building, Shimonishi-machi, —23, Shimo K» yama cho, Fukuoka;

Fukuoka-shi Teleph. 3227,

Paramount Films, machi,

Lot.—Katakura Weinberger & Co., C.—Kyo-machi,

23, Kamigofuku Fukuoka Bldg., Kokura

11

 NAGASAKI

At the end of the sixteenth century, when the nations of Western Europe

were vigorously competing for the trade of the Far East, Nagasaki—then a

fishing village-—was set aside by the Japanese authorities as a place of foreign

residence. It speedily became the chief trading port of the country. When

the Christian religion was banned in 1637 and only the Dutch were allowed

trade privileges, a small island in Nagasaki harbour called Deshima was

allotted to the Dutch merchants as a trading station and place of residence.

During the persecution which culminated in the expulsion from Japan of

foreign Christian priests, the city was the centre of the anti-Christian opera-

tions conducted by the Japanese government. By the treaty of 1858 Nagasaki

was one of the ports opened to British trade on the 1st of July in the follow-

ing year.

On entering the harbour of Nagasaki no stranger can fail to be struck with

the admirable situation of the town and the beautiful panorama of hilly

scenery opened to his view. The harbour is a land-locked inlet deeply in-

dented with small bays, about three miles long with a width varying from haif-

a-mile to a mile. A reclamation scheme was commenced in October, 1897, ansi

completed

measuring innearly January,

five miles1905;in147length

acreshave

werebeen

reclaimed,

built in andfrontretaining

of what walls

were

formerly the foreign concessions at Deshima and Umegasaki.

the harbour was deepened. The cost of the wiork was 4,000,000 yen. A wharf Simultaneously,

to accommodate two vessels of 8,000 tons has been constructed by the muni-

cipality and is used by the vessels engaged in the express service between

Shanghai and Kobe. The town is on the eastern side of the harbour and the

foreign quarter is on the south-east. The foreign consulates are situated on the bum!

facing the harbour, behind which are a few streets running parallel with it, and there

are a number

cathedral andoftwo private

largeforeign

parish residences

churches ; onAnglican

the hill side. There is a Roman

and Nonconformist Catholic

services for

foreigners

(Nagasaki and International') and one foreign hotel, the Hotel du Japon. clubs-

are held on alternate Sundays at the Seamen’s Home. There are two The

Mitsubishi Company own three docks in Nagasaki, the largest of which has

aspring

lengthtides

of 714 of 34feetfeet

on 6theinches.

keel blocks

As a and a depth ofcentre

shipbuilding watertheat place

ordinary

has

rapidly developed in recent years; in addition to large ocean-going passenger

and freight steamers, a battle-cruiser of 27,500 tons displacement and a battle-

ship of over 30,000 tons displacement have been constructed there. Recently the

MatsuoandDockyard,

ment closeditsforaccommodation.

is increasing several years, hasNagasaki

been reopened

gained under difierent

considerable manage-

importance

as a base for steam trawlers, but the vessels were all sold to foreign governments for

war service

most of the during

trawlers1918. TheTobata

now use industry

as a has

base.beenGreat

restarted

strides onhavea been

smaller

madescale but

during

the past few years in the industry of tinned sardines in tomato juice, the output of

Nagasakiabeing

erected about

fish 60%

largedevelopmentmarket.of thatFour

of the whole ofsupply

Japan. The Municipality has

The railway of recentreservoirs

years has madethe itcitypossible,

with water.

with

a brief sea passage of ten minutes between Moji and Shimonoseki, to travel

by rail from Nagasaki to Tokyo, via Kobe, in 24 hours. The climate of Na-

ingasaki is mild andthesalubrious,

the neighbourhood, most famousandbeingthere Mountare Unzen,

popularon health

which aresorts

nine-

hole golf course was laid out in 1911, and which, since 1923, has been gradually

improved; another course has been laid out at Isahaya, a small town about one

hour by rail or motor-car from Nagasaki.

The population of the port has increased greatly during recent years. In

the.

it wasqensus30 yearstakenpreviously.

in 1° > it was returned as 211,060. m arly dput le of what

 NAGASAKI 32*

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN FIRMS

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Appeal Court—Manzai-raachi Supt. of General Affairs—S.

Presiding Judge—S. Shimizu Yoshida

Public Procurator—R. Wada Supt. of Mails—S. Takaki

Supt. of Foreign Mails — S.

Custom House — Kagoromo-cho. 2- Yostuck a

chome Supt. of Telegraphs—Y. Nobe

Director—S. Fukuchi Supt. of Telephs.—H. Uchimura

Chief Inspector and Chief Ap- Supt. of Post Office Lif6 Insur-

praiser—C. Miyake ance—Y. Tagawa

Post Office—Umegasaki-machi Municipal Office—36. Sakura-machi

Postmaster—T. Mizurha K. Sasai, Mayor

Chinzei Gakuin—152, Takenokubo- j Norway—7, Oura; P. O. Box 22

machi; Teleph. 3261 Consul—S. A. Ringer

S. Tagawa, acting president

F. N. Scott, (residence 683, It- | Portugal—7, Oura; P.O. Box 22

chome, Shiroyama-machi) Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer

Mrs. F. N. Scott

CONSULATES Sweden—7, Oura; P. 0. Box 22

Vice-Consul—F. E. E. Ringer

Brazil—o/o Chamber of Commerce United States of America—5, Oura,

Building, Sakura-machi Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 1082; P. O.

Box 28: Cable Ad: American

China 2. Tokiwa-machi Oura; Te- Consul

Consul—E. S. Maney

leph. 327 ; Cable Ad : Sinoconsul VijCe-Cppsul—Glen Bruner

France. Consular Agency — 42c, Curnow & Co., Provision Merchants,

Matsugaye-cho Naval Contractors, etc. — 42-a,

Great Britain—6, Oura; P.O. Box Ad Sagarimatsu; P.O. Box 60; Cable

16, Cable Ad: Britain : Curnow

Consul—F. C. Greatrex A. Russell, manager

Consular Agent—W. H. Sainton Great Northern Telegraph Co.—2,

(Shimonoseki) Megasaki ; Teleph. 176; P.O. Box 11;

Italy—6, Oura Cable

L. C.AdC.: Andersen,

Nordiske supt.

Consular Agent—F. C. Greatrex J. A. Ledertoug

J. G. Jensen

Netherlands (See British Consulate) P. R. Pedersen

*11

324 NAGASAKI

Holmk, Ringbu & Co., Merchants, Nagasaki Higher Commercial Schooi

Bankers, Shipping Agents, Brokers —Katabuchi-cho

F. Tadami, director

and Insurance Agents (Marine and

Fire)—7, Oura-cho; P.O. Box 22;

Cable Ad: Ringer Nagasaki International Club — 7,

S. A. Ringer Deshima; Teleph. 1259; P.O. Box 13

F. E. E. Ringer

M. Ringer, signs per pro. Napalkoff & Co., G. P.—6, Tokiwa-

V. Ringer machi

T. A. Glover

Hotel du Japan—25, Oura; Teleph. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tokiwar

machi; Telephs. 2950 to 2952

664; Cable Ad: Japan Hotel T. Okuno, manager

Kaisei Chu Gakko—1, Higashi-yama- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tub

te; Telepb. 1368 —7, Tokiwa-machi; Telephs. 276 (In-

stallation Office) and 1424 (Kpzaki

Kwassui Jo Gakko—13, Higashi Ad: Installation); P.O- Box 12; Cable

Yamate; Cable Ad: Kwassui Petrosam; Code: Bentley’s

complete phrase

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—9, Seamen’s Home—26, Oura

Oura; Teleph. 2093; P.O. Box 49; Directors —• Miss Minnie Taylor

Cable Ad : Register (President), Miss Olive Hagen

H. D. Buchanan, surveyor (Treasurer), Miss Ashbaugh,

T. Kunishi, surveyor Glen Bn ner

M. Masuda, clerk (Secretary)

MISSIONS AND CHURCHES Standard - Vacuum Oil Company — 9,

Convent des Sieurs du Saint En- Oura; Teleph. 919; Cable Ad: Standvae

A. F. John

fant Jesus

Soeurs Madeleine de Pazzi Vachier, J.—42, Matsugae-cho

Epiphanie, M. Justine, St.

Anthelme,

Jesus, St. Therese

Henri de I’Enfant Walker & Co., R.N., Stevedores,

Landing, Shipping and Forwarding

Nagasaki Episcopal Church—^Chapel Agents, Customs Brokers and Estate

Agents, Ship-chandler® and Fresh

of Seamen’s Home, Oura

Hon. Chaplain—Rev. Canon A. Telcph. Suppliers—11,

Water Oura-machi;

137 (L.D.); Cable Ad :

C. Hutchinson (Fukuoka) Walker

R. Walker, jr.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import

and Export Merchants—3, Tokiwa- Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The —

machi; Telephs. 147 and 149; Cable 72, Nishi Hama machi; Cable Ad:

Ad : Mitsui. Shokin

 FORMOSA

This island, one of the largest in Asia, is situated between latitude 2£j and

26 degrees N., and longitude 120 and 122 degrees E., and is separated from

the coast of Eukieh, China, by a channel about 6he hundred miles in width.

It is a prolongation of the Japanese and Lodchoo Archipelagoes, and in 1895

was incorporated in the Japanese Empire. Its name Formosa, signifying

“beautiful island,” was conferred by the Portuguese, the first Europeans to

visit it, but it was called Taiwan (Great Bay) by the Chinese, to whom it

belonged from 1661 to 1694. It is said that the Japanese endeavoured to

form a colony in the island in 1620, but large numbers of Chinese Were settled

there prior to that date. The Dutch arrived1 in 1634,. and founded several

settlements, and traces of their occupation are still to be found in the island,

but they were compelled m 1661 kx retire by the Chinese pirate chief Koxinga,

who then assumed the sovereignty of western Formosa. His grandson and

successor, however, was induced, twenty-two years later, to .resign the, crown

to the Emperor of China. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which terminated

the war between China and Japan in 1895, the island was , ceded

to Japan as one of the conditions of peace, |ind on the 1st June, 1895,

the formal sprrender was made, the .ceremony taking place on board ship

outside 'Keelung. , The resident Chinese officials, however, declared a republic,

and offered resistance, and it was not until the end of October that fhp oppos-.

ipg lodges were completely overcome, the last stand being made in the south

by Liu Yung-fu, the Black Flag General, of Tonkin notoriety. Takow was

bombarded

on the 21st and of thecaptured on 15thLiuOctober,

same month, andhaving

Yung-fu Anpingtaken

was peacefully occupied

refuge in flight.

"Formosa is about 260 miles in length, and from 60 to 70 miles broad in

the widest part. It is intersected from north to south by a range of mountains,

which forms a kind of backbone to the island, the loftiest peak of which.

Mount Morrison (Niitakayama), is 13,880 feet high. On the western side of

this range the slope is more gradual than on the eastern side, and broken

by fertile valleys which lose themselves in the large undulating plain on which

the-Chinesp are settled. r£he high land east of the dividing chain is peopled

by an aboriginal race who acknowledge no allegiance to the Chinese Govern-

ment and made frequent raids upon the outlying Chinese settlements, but

as .tbe island is .being steadily opened up conditions are improving, and

doubtless

tion, in course

although of time

nafurally they willandbecome

a savage warlikemerged

people,in allied

the general

to the popula-

Malays

and Polynesians, who lived principally by the chase.

Natives4,496,320, Japanese 247,580; Koreans 559; Savages 144,866, foreign (Chinese)of

• ' B he.■ population of Formosa in 1932 was estimated to be 4,932,033, comprised

42, 017; and Foreign (others) 191. >

The products of Formosa are numerous, vegetation being everywhere inost

luxuriant, .testifying to the richness of the soil. Tea,., camphor, rice, sugar

and

to Japan.bananas The are fauna

largely includes

cultivated,hears,

the three latter deer,

monkeys, being wild

extensively shipped

boar, badgers.,

martens, the scaly ant-eater and other smaller animals. Birds are hot very

numerous, and snakes not as common as might be expected where vegetation

is so abundant. As regards minerals there are at present only two gold mines

running (wa., :,those, at Kinkasaki and Zuiho. in the vicinity of Keelung), and

the production of both Gold and Silver in Taiwan has decreased, as they are

being shipped to Japan in the form of Ores The island has an area of about

j 3,883 square miles of which, more than-half k-mountain, but nevertheless 21.5

per cent, is cultivated land and over 58 per cent, of the population are

farmers.

32G FORMOSA

Amongst sundry factories and mills at various places in the island are

ice-works, factories,

fertiliser a brewery, strawboard and

jutepaper factories,

cementtwoworks,

flour-mills, hosiery factories

using Manchester ramiekilns), and

numerous mills,

oil-extracting brick-works

and rdce (many

mills, several

electric-light plants, and a gas works (in Taipeh).

The trade and industries of the island are steadily developing, and both

fish and fruit are now being largely exported to the mother-country and

Dairen, whilst recently attention has been directed to the gathering of coral,

supplies of which have been found in the waters of the northern vicinitj’. All

the principal towns are now equipped with water-works, electric lighting,

and large markets, etc., and connection between them by motor lines of cars,

is becoming general, replacing the push cars hitherto mainly in use.

One great drawback to the island is its lack of good harbours, which is

more especially felt on account of the strength of the monsoons in the Formosa

Channel. Those on the eastern side are few and neither commodious nor

accessible; whilst r on the west coast, with the exception of Keelung in the

north and Takow in the south, they are little better than open roadsteads.

Harbour improvements haver just been completed at Keelung, and are still

being carried out at Takow , when completed, they will greatly increase the

existing accommodation. The depth at low water at the entrance to the-

harbours is 30 feet and 23| feet, respectively.

Taipeh is the capital of Formosa, and Tainan is the chief city in the

south of the Island. The open ports are four in number, viz., Takow and

Anping in the south, and Tamsui and Keelung in the north. The latter was

held for some months in 1884-5 by the French, under Admiral Courbet, but was

evacuated on June 21st 1885. The rivers of Formosa are few, shallow,

and winding, only navigable to small flat-bottomed boats. The scenery is

delightful, and the climate is very pleasant in the wunter, but hot in some

parts of the island.

A complete system of post and telegraph services is in force while two

cables connect the island with Japan proper.

Air service for passengers and mail

Between Taipeh and Tokyo, three times a week

Between Taipeh and Takao, three times a week

Between Taipeh and Karenko, bi-weekly.

A railway traversing the west side of the island, from Keelung in the

north to Keishu in the south was officially opened by H.I.H. Prince Kan

In on October 24th, 1908. A short line also connects Taipeh and Tamsui in

the north. On the west coast is a loop line of 56| miles between Chikunan

and Oden (near Shoka) Hugging the coast, as it does, it avoids the steep

gradients and numerous tunnels of the main line. On the through-line, sleep-

ing-cars are now run for the accommodation of first and second class passengers.

There is also a railway along the East coast, and some other minor lines

partially completed. Besides the Government lines there are 1,349 miles of

private railways laid by sugar companies.

The figures for Foreign Trade in 1936: —

Imports from Japan Yen 243,381,529

Imports from Foreign Yen 48,854,419

Exports to Japan Yen 358,894,998

Exports to Foreign ... Yen 29,053,980

Total ... Yen 680,634,926

 I A MSI I AND KEELUNG

The port of Taoism lies in lat. 25 deg, 10 min. N,., and long. 101 deg.

^6 min. E., on the north-western side of the fertile island of Formosa. The

harbour has a troublesome bar, which has retarded the growth of the port and has

necessitated

their the transfer

Noneto but

Keelung of thesmall

steamship agencies thatTheformerly made it

knownheadquarters.

as Hobe, is situated vessels

on the northof side ofsize

the trade

river, there. town from

about two miles formerly

the

bar. In October, 1884, the French ships under Admiral Courbet bombarded Tamsui,

•but were unable to take the place. The Japanese took possession on the 7th June, 1895.

The port of Keelung lies to the north-east of Tamsui, iu latitude 25 deg.

15 min. N. and longitude 121 deg. 47 min. E. It is situated on the shores of

a bay between the capes of Eoki and Peton, some 20 miles apart, amidst bold

and striking scenery, backed by a range of mountains. It was once a Spanish

Settlement, but was subsequently captured and held by the Dutch until they

in turn gave place to the Chinese under Koxinga, formerly a pirate chief,

who caused himself to be proclaimed King of Formosa. Though but a mere

village, it had long carried on a considerable native trade with Amoy, Chin-

ehew, and Foochow. Keelung was opened to foreign trade at the same time

as the other Formosan ports. The limits of the port are defined to be within

a straight line drawn from Image Point to Bush Island. On the 5th August,

1884, the port was bombarded by the French under Admiral Lespes, when the

forts above the town were reduced to ruins, and the place captured. It was

then garrisoned by the French, who held it until after the Treaty of Peace

had been signed at Tientsin in June, 1885. The place was occupied by the

Japanese on the 3rd June, 1895.

At Keelung harbour improvements were completed in 1934 at a cost of

over 33 million Yen, and have largely increased the accommodation available

The present harbour is however too small for the increased number of

vessels v/hich enter and clear, and an extension work, which was started in

1935 under a 9-year programme at a total cost of ¥7,795,440, is now in pro-

gress. The main work under the new programme is the construction of a

breakwater in the outer harbour. At present about 3C vessels of under 20,000

tons and above 3,000 tons can be accommodated in the inner harbour.

During 1900 a lighthouse was completed on Pak-sa Point, a low neadland

on the west coast, some 20 miles south-west of Tamsui, and one has been

erected on Agincourt Island. At Keelung there are stone quays in connection

with the railway,

tons class alongside

are berthed, the ofdepth

whichof the

waterregular mail being

alongside steamers28-30of feet.

the 10,000

It is

now possible to accommodate at the quays about 10 steamers each of 10,000 tons

capacity, and admit ten steamers below this tonnage at the buoys.

The railway line between Tamsui and Taipeh was opened in August, 1901,

and has been of great benefit to the people of the district. Keelung is the

northern terminus of the trans-Formosan Government Railway. The capital

city is known by the Chinese name of Taipeh, and also under the Japanese

nomenclature

former names ofof Taihoku, which is etc.,

Manka, Daitotei, now being

applicable,

urbanalso, to theandwhole

districts province, theto

not applicable

-The city as a whole.

328 TAMSUI—KEELUNG—TAIHOKU (TAIPEE) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA>

TAMSUI DIRECTORY

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (TsimstiiOffice) ■ interests of France ahd Norway)—

S. Takahashi, manager Tamsui; Cable Ad : Britain

Consul—C. H. Archer

Boyd & Co., Shipping Agents Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—*

Cable Ad: Pertoleum

Bkitish Consulate (also in charge of ; R. T. Pearson

KEELUNG

m mm & Mizusaki Kumiai (Pilot Society)

Keeling Customs—Meijicho Capt. J. Sokimoto

Telephs. 110, 311 and 511 . Capt. G. Yaniada

Keellng Muncipial Office—Nisslnnphp, M it t ^ M ft IM *

Keelung Post Office—Motomachi 'Osaka Shqsen Kaisha

T. Ohara, manager

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha (Keelung Branch) ‘ Yamagiichi, signs per pro.

K. Matsu inoto, manager

S. Kumai

Maus. (of Formosa) Inc., George H. m m m ft

—96. Futabacho Takao Customs

Telephs. 2259 and 2362

®fc f” 5$; Ifc It B

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & Yamashita Kisen Kaisha, L-m—Sho*-

Co.), Merchants sento

TAIHOKU (TAIREH) AND DAITOTEI

(TWATUTTA)

Anglo-American Direct cho,

Co., The—18, Nisshin- Trading Taiwan Shoko Ginko—1, Yamato-cho,

Tea 2-ehome,

4-ohome, Taihoku

Taipeh; Cable Ad: Analambe

Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Go.,

Inc., Tea Merchants

Agents—24-26, and Shipping

Firaku-cho, 1-chome

BANKS Daitotei; P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad:

It © M fr ® !» Macytea

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Head Office: Ueo.

Sakae-machi, Taihoku, Taipeh; R. B. S.OrrBeebe, special agent

Cable Ad : Taiwan gink H. L. Keen

J. M. Boj'ol

Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho, 2-chome, Agencies :

Taihoku American Pioneer Line

Sanwa Ginko—55, Hon-machi, 2- Barber Wilhelmsen

"Ellermann’' LondonLineLine

chome Taihoku Java-China-Japan. Lijn

 TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA) 329

CONSULATES Lee Tiong Ghee & Co., Import. Ex-

American — 9, Onari-cho, 4-choine, port and General Commission Agents

Taihoku —10, Nisshinoho, 2-chome, Taihoku

Vice^Ooneul—Alvin T. Rowe To Lam (K. Gi) Lee, manager

Agents for:

Italian Consular Agency — Shin Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Hokuto 11617, Taihoku Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

Naigai Rubber Co., Kobe

Netherlands—40, Yeiraku-choLysons

Consul (Honorary)—D. it ^ ^ # H

Mirsnr Bussant Kaisha, Ltd; (Mitsui

Eiphinstone, S., Merchant, Coal

Sulphur Mine Owner—Taipeh; and |I P.O. BoxMerchants—31,

Telephs.

& Co.),

4

Omote-cho;

5444, 4235 & 3677, Hokuto 14; Codes: ! North Formosa Foreign, Board oy

A.B.C. 5th, Lieber’s, Western Union j Trade

and Bentley’s Chairman—F.C. Hogg

‘ S. T.Elphinstpne

T. Chew Vice-Chairman—R. B. OjER

General Manager of Committee—B. E. Bolton and R.

,G. Coughlin

Tokki Goinei Kaisha Secretary—A. L. Pink

Uinyly A ('o. j Ho Hoat Ironworks

Agent for: Okura Trading Co., Ltd., Merchants

Directory and Chronicle of —44, Opiote-machi, Taihoku

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Formosa Black Tea Co., Ltd., The i Osaka ShosEn Kaisha—Hokumoncho,

Black Tea Manufacturers & Ex- I Taihoku

porters-—14, 4-chome, Kenseicho,

Taihoku; Tejeph. 4688; Cable Ad :

Fprteaco; Codes Used': A.B.C. 7th Post nan Office—1-L, Mishiki-machi, Tai-

Improved, Acme, Bentley’s 2nd

Phrase, Lieber’s and Schofield’s 3-

Letter. Code Head Office: Kwang- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

The, Taihoku. Importers of Petro-

sai, Shipchiku i:) , . leum Products—Cable Ad : Petro-

K. K. Lowe,, president sam

K. Z. howe, onng. director D. Lysons, manager

Chen Tszewan, secretary R. T. Pearson, engineer-in-charge,

* eofjilieeeaou ftitr nniiinT ot yjiinii Tamsni installation

fli

Jardine, Matheson h Co., Ltd., Mer- chome, Akashicho,Oil

Standard-Vacuum Co. — 1, Ni-

chants, Shipping' and Insurance 3146; P.O. Box Taihoku; 97;

Teleph.

Cable Ad:

Agents—25, Minato-cho; P.O. Box Standvac

81; C^ble Ad: Jardines Taipeh; H. T. Dew, manager

Codes: Rent.lfey’s, Acme and Scott’s

B. H Bolton, agent and tea inspr. Tait& Co., Lim;ited, Merchants—21-22,

C. Griffin, accountant Minato-cho,, i-phome, Taihoku; Ca-

Agencies ble Ad : Tait

, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Francis C. Hogg, managing director

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. A. L. Pink, signs per pro.

Glen Line of Steamers Agencies

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Co.

American and Manchurian Line Dollar Line

Indo-ChinaSteam American and Oriental Line

Canton InsuranceNavigation Co., Ld.

Office, Ld. Osaka Shosen Kaisha (sub-agency)

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld, South

Lloyd Triestino

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. • North British Insurance Cp.,

China Insurance Co., Ld.

Ld.

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.

330 (TWATUTIA) TAINAN. TAKAO AND ANTING

Prince Line The Eastern & Australian Steam-

Morris Cominercial Cara, Ld. ship Co., Ltd.

Morris Motors, Ld. Tokkj: Gomei Kaisha—130,. Kansei-chov

Maersk Line Taihoku

The Ben Line Steamers Ltd. Twatutia Foreign Club

TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING

The city of Tainan (until 1889 knoAu as Taiwanfu or Taiwanfocr

i.e. The capital of Taiwan) situated in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. N., and long.

129 deg. 5 min. E., is the oldest city in Formosa. For nearly two cen-

turies it was the capital under the Chinese regime; prior ; to that

it had been held'by both the Dutch and Koxinga, and relics of the

former’s

in it theoccupation still exist.Headquarters,

District: Garrison Ndxt to Taipeh, Law it Courts,

is the principal

Hospital,city,Higher

and

Schools, etc., are located. Since the Japanese occupation

in the city have been made, and at the present day the main roads are all many improvements

wide and well constructed. The old Chinese walls, some five miles in circum-

ference, have been demolished to make room for improvements.

Waterworks have been constructed in the hills some distance from the

city and it is now lighted by electricity, the power being carried by an over-

head line from a generating station- a few miles south'of Takow. Tainan is

distant 218 miles from Taipeh by rail

An ping is the shipping port for Tainan, situated about three miles west

of that city on the border of a lagoon. Communication is by a trolley

line and' a creek navigable for chutehs and small junks. There is also

a road on which is a regular service of motor buses. The port itself

is. an open roadstead, vessels anchoring outside the bar and' a mile or

so from the beach. From November to the end of May the anchorage is a

good, one, but during the S. W. moonsoon a heavy swell sets in, rendering

it difficult and sometimes impossible for vessels to load or discharge. Form-

erly Anping was a small but thriving port, but since the improvements to

Takao

is now harbour were effected,

almost deserted, thoughits itsimportance

proximityhasto materially

Tainan stilldeclined, and ita

necessitates

certain amount of shipping calling. As regards climate, Anping, during the

summer: months, can boast of a comparatively cool temperature owing to sea

breezes: Tainan is usually two or three degrees warmer. Fjom October to the

end of April there is little n’t no rain,and the cool weather then leaves noth-

ing to be desired.

Takao

on the edgeisofa what,

port twenty-nine

less than 20 miles

years toago,thewassouthward

a large, ofshallow

Tainan. Located

lagoon with

an extremely narrow and dangerous entrance, Takao has since been converted

into a fine harbour with fourteen buoys and a quay frontage

modating six. large vessels (up to_ 23 feet draught) at one time alongside. At capable of accom-

low-water the depth is 24 feet, with 30 feet at the harbour entrance, which is

350 feet wide. The harbour improvements under the first period of construc-

tion work are now completed, and vessels drawing less than 23£ feet can

readiiy enter

includes the the harbour.of a The

provision second

second pier,period of construction

dredging, widening ofisthe nowharbour

in progress.

entrance,It

construction

average depthof aofbreakwater in Seishiwan,

30 feet. Under existingaadconditions,

the dredging of theupharbour

steamers to aboutto5,000

an

tons can be accommodated alongside the quay, vessels of T-10,000 tons capa-

city find it difficult to enter the port if heavily laden, and have tp discharge

sqme of their cargo in the outer harbour to enable them to come inside : if the

 TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING 331

harbour were dredged to a depth of 28 feet this would be unnecessary. As

Takao is the only harbour in the south catering for the bulk of the sugar

trade and other industries, its future is assured. Large reclamations have

been made along the shore of the lagoon, transforming marsh-land into a well

laid-out, fair-sized town, with room for expansion.

Foreign shipping is largely increasing in volume, sulphate of ammonia

and other fertilisers now being imported in considerable quantities. The

Japanese Government grants subsidies to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for a fort-

nightly

service of.service

steamerswith Canton, via, ofAmoy* Swatow and Hongkong,

the year.hasasAsrecently

well as forthea

fruit

arrivedtrade, which isround

at between mainlytheaand

shippers

coast

southern Formosa throughout

industry,

the principal linesanrunning

arrangement regards

from Takao, that ship- been

ments will, in future be made by steamer direct from that port,

instead of from Keelung, as hitherto. Another development of southern trade

that is being fostered is the fishing industry, in connection with which direct

boats to Japan are now being run.

Takao, The theGovernment

length ofRailway

which nowline runs day and night 246trains

is approximately between

miles. ThereKeelung and

are many

private light railways running inland from the main line,

districts. The chief of these was the Arisan Railway, which has now been acquiredtapping the country

by theis notable

and Government. This line and

for its gradients tapsthethenumber

valuableof timber

tunnelsforests on Mount

along the route. Arisan,

Many

oftheirthematerials,

private lines are owned by sugar companies who, in addition

also carry passengers and goods. The Government Railway to transporting

Depart-

ment are gradually

are buying Taipeh

up private services, throughout the Island and at present

andrunningbet-weenbuses

Kagibetween

and Takao inandtheKeelung,

South. Taipeh arid Shinchiku in the North

The import trade is mainly in the hands of Japanese firms, the only item still in

the hands of foreigners being kerosene and its allied products. The Gov-

ernment has given every encouragemerit to the sugar, indristry, and many

large modern mills have been erected, during the past few7 years. Of the six

staple industries of Formosa, opium, camphor and salt, tobacco and wines

have been monopolised by the Formosan Government.

DIRECTORY

Raxk of Taiwan, Ltd.—Cable Ad: Taigin Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile

S.S. Co., Ltd.)—Taisho-machi, Tainan;

LeeHeito,Tkathno Corporation Telephs. 37 and manager

1200; Cable Ad: Shosen

Takao; Cable Ad: Lee — Bantan, T. Yoshitani,

J.H. Tanaka

Yamamoto

# H J. Horino

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General TakaoK. Branch—Telephs. Sai

Merchants—Takao;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Cable

6th edn.,Ad:Bentley’s

Mitsui; K. Nakagata, manager 3, J15 and 636

Complete phrase & 2nd Phrase Codes M. Matsumura, sub-manager

Affencj.es N.

K. Takeshita

Nishina

Nippon Yu sen Kaisha,

Kaisha, Ld.

Ld. K. Kusumi

Kinkai Yusen C. Hozumi

Blue Funnel Line S.S. Co. Agency

Ellerman »fe Bucknall

Norddeutscher Lloyd ■Tokyo Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

Hamburg-Amerika

Tokyo Marine and LinieInsce. Co.

Fire

Taisho Marine and Fire Insce. Co. 'Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd.—Cable 4cL

Taiwansoko

 CHOSEN (KOREA)

Chosen (“Morning 'Calm,,)j by peaceful annexation in August 1910 became

an integral part of the Japanese Empire. It is a peninsula extending south-

ward frdtti' the north-east of Asia, washed on the east by the Sea of Japan,

on the west by the Yellow Sea. To the north lie Manchuria and the Russian

Maritime Province, the bbundhry being marked by the rivers Yalu and Tumen

and the Ever-White 'Mountains: while on the south it faces the west of Japan

aefO'Ss the Korfea Strait, Kith the island of Tsushima about midway. It has

a coast-line of some 5,400 miles, including its innumerable islands, of which

Quelpart

and betweenis.the33°largest.

06' and*It43°is situated between

N lat., its total 124° 11' ' and

length being130°600 56’milesE long,

from

north to south, and greatest breadth 135 miles from east to west, with an area

of about 85,1^6 square miles. The eastern half of the peninsula is a sinuous

range of mountains of which western: Korea is the slope, and the chief rivers

are therefore on the western side, most of the important harbours being sit-

uated on that coast. Chosen is divided into thirteen provinces (cio) :—North

and South Kankyo XHamheujhg), North and South Heian (Pyeng-an), Kokai

(Hwang-hai), Kogen (Kang-won), Keiki (Kyong-ki) North and South Chusei

(Chung-Chong), North and -South Keisho (Kyong-sang) and North and South

Zenra (Cholla). The climate is continental, but healthy. Cold and heat waves

run to the extreme, and especially is the cold severe in the north. Spring and

Autumn are short,, and the variation in temperature between day and night

is very sharp, reaching ,25 degrees'in some places in the north. The fauna

includes tigers, jeopards, wild deer, wild hogs, and monkeys in the south,

and the pheasant, eagle, falcbhj crane and stork are common. . A stunted breed

of native horses exists and immense numbers of oxen are raised both as draught

animals and for food. Goats are few, and sheep-breeding was started in 1914

by the introduction of sheep from Mongolia. It is now being greatly encouraged

by the authorities, with the idea of making the Japanese Empire as far as

possible, self-supporting as to raw wooh J A gfeat deal of attention is now

being paid by the Government to the encouragement of breeding horses as well

as other livestock, and to the raising of swine and poultry. Much of the soil

is fertile, and agriculture has considerably advanced under the Japanese re-

gime, with improved methods of cultivation, in the selection of seeds and

manure, in irrigation and in . reclamation. . -Sericulture, • cotton and fruit-

growing are also being1 given great encouragement 'by./the authorities, and

cotton growing in the South and! wool in the North are looked upon as' indus-

tries with a- great future. b6tH for Korea and Japan, There are extensive

forests in the north, and gold, copper, iron, coal and other minerals are-

distributed throughput , the -epuutry, gold-mines being worked by British

and American syndicates, and a number of places and other mines by

natives apd by,Japanese- -The.'-principal exports are rice, beans, silk, fish-

oil and manure, iron and iron'ore, raw cotton/livestock and hides. Manu-

facture is still very small, but grows yearly, and includes cotton yarn, silk-

reeling, sugar, paper, artificial fertilisers, cement and flour. The greater part

of the sea-borne trade is carried by Japanese bottoms Great development arc

taking place along the North East Coast, where large new harbours are being

constructed at Seishin, Rashin and Yuki. The railways in this district are

now under the control of the South Manchuria Railway Co., and a huge

trad'e between Japan apd Manchuria, is expected through these ports in the

future.

 CHOSEN—{KOREA) 333

Opinions differ as to the exact origin of the Koreans. Their language

belongs to the “Turanian” group, and is more akin to Japanese than to any

other tongue, especially in grammatical construction, though in pronunciation

and vocabulary there are great differences. Chosen was once a greatly ad-

vanced nation, from which the Japanese learned many arts and crafts, and

indeed

to havetheenjoyed

rudiments

any ofpolitical

the ancient Chinese Situated

importance. civilisation,between

but sheChina

seemsinnever

the

west and Japan in the east, her rulers seem ever to have been involved in

intrigue and scheming to keep in with the stronger party. For centuries she

paid tribute to Peking, while preserving a nominal independence and pur-

suing a policy of exclusion to all foreigners other than Chinese. After the

Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese were anxious to break down this

exclusive barrier, and in 1876 succeeded in entering into a treaty of amity

and commerce. Although China assented to this and to subsequent treaties

with other foreign powers (with America, 1882; with Britain, 1883; with Ger-

many and Russia, 1884, etc.), thus acknowledging Chosen’s complete indepen-

dence,

siderablesheintrigues

nevertheless

were continued inconsistently

centred round the Korean to claim

throne,suzerainty.

and there Con-wore

frequent clashes between, Chinese soldiery and Japanese .residents. The Tien-

tsin Treaty of 1885 provided that both Japanese and Chinese should

their troops from Korean soil, nior should enter cither party in future despatch withdraw

troops

of this there

treatywithout

in 1894notifying the other.

when appealed to byIt the

wa,sKorean

China’sGovernmefc

ignoring the,

for terms

help

against the Tonghak rebellion, and the subsequent counterface of Korea to-

wards Japan asking for help to expel the Chinese, e that was the

immediate cause of the Sino-Japanese War. _ Th next phase saw

Russian influence to the fojrse and in 1904 cam© the Russo-Japanese

War, as a result of which Russia was forced to acknowledge Japan’s

paramount.

being interest corrupt,

notoriously in Korea. JapanTheestablished

internal aadministration

protectorate ever of Kprea

Korea

by a treaty (Nov. 1905), when. the. great statesman Prince Ito was appointed

Resident-General. More and more power passed into Japanese hands, and

after the successive assassinations of Mr. Stevens,' the American diplomatic;

adviser

himself appointed

at Harbin byin Japanese nomination,

October, 1909, at San

and of Mr. M, Francisco,

the) Koreanofpremier,

Prince theIto

Japanese decided that the protectorate plan would not work,

22nd, 1910, was signed the treaty by which Korea was annexed to Japan. The and on August

Korean Imperial family were given Japanese titles of Royalty and suitable

allowances, and the Government General was set up in Seoul. During 1918-19

there was a widespread, movement amongst the Koreans to recover their in-

dependence, and a. deputation proceeded to Paris to place their claim before

the Peace Conference, but arrived too late. The methods adopted by the

Japanese to suppress the insurrections that broke out were subjected to grave

criticism for their alleged brutality and severity, though the authorities did

their best to suppress all information of a damaging nature: but since then

the former militaristic policy has been largely abandoned, and the system of

gendarmes for the most place replaced by a civilian police force.

The task before Japan when she took over the reins of government was no

mean one, but she tackled it with characteristic energy, and already much

has been achieved. She has established a well-organised judicial system, with

trained judges,steps,

of progressive and the

localwork of codifyinghaslawsnowproceeds

self-government apace. By Ina series

been established. July,

1920, advisory bodies, in the form of Provincial, Municipal and Urban and

Rural (District Councils, were created, and in December, 1930, an Ordinance

was published transforming, within well-defined limits, these Cbuncils into

self-governing bodies. The first elections under the new system for the Muni-

cipal and Urban District Councils were held in May, 1931. Reform of the

financial administration has received a great deal of attention. In 1919 for

the first time no subsidy was needed from the Imperial Government, but in

subsequent years owing to various administrative reforms it has been necessary

334 CHOSEN—KEIJO (SEOUL)

for grant to be made from the National Treasury in 1933, 1934 and 1935 the

grant, amounted to Yen 12,825,822 In the sphere of education, following on

the establishment of elementary schools on Japanese lines throughout the

country, c

education, culminating in the opening of the Imperial University in Seoul

in .1928. A gi’eat debt is however due to foreign missionaries, who were the

pioneers of education in Korea. In the way of communications, much has

been done in providing telegraphic and telephonic communication on modern

lines, and highways now connect village with village and town with town,

the best roads being in the South. A network of railways around the country

is steadily moving towards completion. First class roads are 24 feet wide,

connecting the capital with the provincial governments, second class roads

are 18 feet wide, and run between the provincial governments and the ports

and prefectural magistracies. The total length of roads in 1935 was 22,158

kilometres (first and second class, 11,485 kilometres; third class, 10,673 kilo-

metves.The total length of railways at the end of 1935 was 3,990 kilometres

of Government Railway and 1,090 kilometres of private. (Fusan-Antung,

950 kilometres; Keijo-Kainei, 862 kilometres; Taiden-Mokpo, 260 kilometres,

etc.) Waterworks have been provided by the Government in Seoul and at 28

other places. The total population of Korea at the end of 1934 was 21,125,827

of whom 20,513,804 were Korean, 561,384 were Japanese and 50,639 were

foreigners (including Chinese).

KEIJO (SEOUL)

The old city of Hanyang, better known to foreigners as Keijo

(Japanese)

min. N. lat.,or and

Seoul127(thedeg.native

4 min.termE. for

long.,capital),

and is liesi in 37almost

situated deg. 30in

the centre of the province of Keiki (Kyeng-ki), about thirty-five miles from

the mouth of the river Han. Formerly the city was surrounded by crenelated

walls of varying height, averaging about twenty feet, with arched stone bridges

spanning the water-course. The crumbling remains of these walls still cling

picturesquely to the hills at various points outside the city, and two of the

largest

daimon)gates,

have the

beenSouth Big Gate

preserved (Nandaimon)

as monuments and theTheEast

in situ. Big Gateof (To-

boundaries the

urban prefecture of Keijo were widely extended in 1936 and now included

of Eitohb;, south of the Han river. The old city was divided into two

nearly equal portions by a long main Street (the modern Shorn),

running east and west, the King’s Palace and more important public build-

ings being situated in the northern half, which was divided into east and

west

point quarters by a road

of intersection beingintersecting

marked bythea mainpavilion,streettheatChong

right-angles, the

Kak (“ Bell

Kiosk”), containing a large bell, about seven feet high. This sspot was re-

garded as the centre of the city, and from it a further road bore off to the

south and south-west, leading to the Nandaimon. All these roads have been

widened and improved, the present Nandaimon-dori being a fine highway

nearly 120 feet wide. The principal thoroughfare of the city now is the great

Taihei-dori. running from the Nandaimon northward tb the palatial build-

ings ofthoroughfare

This the Government-General,

intersects Shoresituated in front

somewhat of the

to the westoldofImperial

the old Palace.

centre,

and to the south of and parallel to Shorn another wide thoroughfare has been

driven from in front of the City Office on the Taihei-dori eastwards (Kogane-

machi). About midway between this Kogane-machi and the South Gate along

the Nandaimon-dori there is a fine square, where stand the Central Post Office,

the Dai Ichi Ginko, the great Mitsukoshi Department Store and other inn

portant . buildings. This is the Japanese shopping centre, many of the

 SEOUL 33 »

important Japanese firms of grocers, caterers, etc., having branches in and

around

off fromHonmachi,

this square.the On

verythetypically

oppositeJapanese shoppingbackstreet

side, running thatNorthwest

to the branches

past the Chosen Hotel into Taihei-dori in front of the city Office, is another

broad thoroughfare, called Hasegawa-cho. In this central part of the city

the roads,

the great public

towns buildings

of Japan and shops Many

proper. can bear

otherfavourable

roads have comparison with

been made

and widened in different parts of the city, particularly in the vicinity of the

new Imperial University, which lies in the north-east and was opened in May,

1926. The work of town-planning, the making of parks and so forth, is pur-

sued regularly each year, though somewhat hampered at present by lack of

funds. Lastly, mention must be made of the steep hill of Nansan, which

dominates the city to the south, half-way up the slope of which the Japanese

have set the great Chosen Shrine, at which Ama-terasu O-mikami, the divine

ancestress of the Japanese Imperial family, and the Emperor Meiji, founder

of modern Japan, are venerated as national guardian deities. This shrine is

approached

front of it aby splendid

a magnificant

panorramaflightofofthestone

city stops, and below

outspread from the terrace in

is obtained.

The population of the city after the extension of its boundaries in 1936

was estimated at 650,000. The number of Europeans and Americans is under

400.

DIRECTORY

BANKS Brodessolles et Boutanx—367, Taihei-

Bank of Chosen, The—Keijo, Chosen cho, 2-chome, Keijo

Chosen Shogyo Ginko—111, Nandai- Christian PublishersLiteratdke SocietyPublishing-

and Booksellers, of Korea,

mon-dori, 2-chome Office of the “Korea Mission Field”

Chosen Shokusan Ginko—140, Nan- —Telephs. mon)

3090, 3091 & 3092 (Koka-

daimon-dori. 2-chome Rev. W. M. Clark, d.d.^ adniinis-

Da.i-Ichi Ginko, Ltd —9, Nandaiinon trative secretary

dori, 2-chome Rev. N. C. Whittenmore (on leave)

G. Bon wick, publications secretary

Kanjo Ginko— 4„ Nandaimon-dori, Keijo (on leave)

Sanwa Ginko—5, Nandaimon-dori, 2- CONSULATES

ehome America—10, Teido-cho; Teleph. 772

Yasuda Bank—41, Hon cho (Kokamon)

Consul—O. GaylordCory

Vice Consul—Ralph Marsh

Brien, Dr. D. H., Mining Engineer.—

31, Takezoe-machi, 3-chome ; Cable Ad: China—15, 1-cuome, Hon1machi,

Brien Keijo (Seoul)

British andTeleph.

Foreign Bible Society— France—30, Hamaguri-cho; Teleph.

92, Shoro; 283 (Kokamon); Cable 977

sulat,(Kokanion);

Keijo Cable Ad: Fran-

Ad:Hugh

Testaments

Miller, secretary Consul—M. Pierre Depeyre

Thomas Hobbs, assist, secretary Vice-Consul—M. E. Martel

 SEOUL

Great Britain—Teleph. 30 (Kokamon); Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha —

Gable Ad:General—G.

Gebsui Britain H. Phipps Taiyudo; Cable Ad: Taiyudokozan

Pib^Gobsul-^SJ. B.' Donaldson G. C. Cranor

O. H. Fcldtmann

Netherlands—71, Takezoye-cho, 2- E. C. Mandley

chome, Keijb: Teleph. K. 2171 Plaisant FrEres, Exporters, Importers

Hon.. Consul—F. A. Plaisant and

U. S. B.—15, Teidb Teleph.Bankers—5,

871; P.O. Horaicho,

Box 35; Cable1-chome;

Ad:

Plaisant;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

DaviDSox, H. W.. Merchant and Com- Agents for

missibn Agent—i§,'Takezoe-cho; Teleph. Messageries Maritimes

337; CableBentley’s

ftth edn., Ad: DavidsOn; Codes:Union

and Western A.B.C. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. Chosen

H. W. DaVidson Branch)—10, Nandaimon dori,( 2-chome,

Keijo; Telephs.Ad:H.Petrosam

1029, H. 265; P.O.

Japan Steel Products Go., Ltd. -116, BoxE.65;T.Cable Jones, manager

U asegawa-cho, Keiio N. F. Weob | Miss A. Pedersen

Japan Tourist Bureau—Fusan Bailway Fusan Installation S. Sato, manager

Station

Bumpyo Installation

Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer Co., Ltd.— H. C. E Twist, engr.-in-charge

116, Hasegawarcho; Cable Ad:

Metrofilms Seoul Club—Teleph. Kokamon 1025

^Missions Etrangeres de Paris — Meiji- Seoul Mining Co.—Nantei, Kokaido;

machi, 2-chome Cable Ad: Suankinko, Nantei

Vicariat dq Seoul J. D. Fraser, gen. manager

Eglise CathedraleA. Larribeau, vicaire “Seoul Press,’’Daily Newspaper in English

Monseigneur

apostolique —Taihei-Liori, J-chome No. 3!; Teleph.

Bev. P. Yillemot, pro-vicaire Kokatnon 400 president

A. Tokizane,

Bev. G. Poyaud

Bev. P. Guinand,‘superieUr Frank Y. Kim, editor

Rev. D.E. Polly

Bev. Chabot Bev. L. Pichon

Bev. C. Bouillori Bev. J. Moliruard Severance Union Medical College

(Nurses’ Training

Bev. P. Bouyssou Bev. J. Lagarde mondori; Teleph.School)—115, Nandai-

4740 (Uonkyokn);

Bev.

Bev. A.P. Melizan

Gombert Bev.Bev. P.J. Barraux

Colin Cable Ad: Severance

Bev. P. Chizallet Bev. C. Coyos O. R. Avison, m.d., ll.d., presi-

Rev. J. Jaugey, Bev. P. Singer dent emeritus

K. S. Oh, m.d., president

Rev.procureur

Rev. J.P. Bodin

Perrin Rev.

Rev.

touxE.F. Haller

Fromen- D. B. Avison, m.d., d.p.h., vice-

president k. prof, of pediatrics

I. S. Yun, m.d. (Kyoto), dean &

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd-., Merchants prof, of pathology

—64, Kogane-cho, 8-obotne; P.O. Box 15 Y. C. Rhee, m.d. (Tokyo), super-

intendent & prof, of dermato-

Morris, J. .H.. Merchant—7-2, Seidai- logy & genito-urology.

mon-cho A. I. Ludlow, m.d., d.sc., prof, of

surgery

Representing M. U. Koh, m.d. , prof, of surgery

American Mail LineLine Y. S. Lee, m.d., do.

Dollar Steamship Y. K Kang, m.d., assist, of surg.

The Hopae Insurance Co. N. Found, m.d., prof, of internal

medicine

Nipponophone

cho, Keijo Co., Ltd.^-111, Hasegawa S. H. Martin, m.d., prof, of

internal medicine

 SEOUL

H. Y. Oh, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto), Paul

prof, of internal medicine Y. Y.Chung,

Kim, assist, of dentistry

m.b., assist, of pedia-

H. It. Yun, m.b., assist, of in- trics

ternal medicine T. S. Kim, m.b., assist, of derma-

T. W. Yun, m.b., ch.b., prof, of tology and genito-Urology

gynecology k obstetrics Y. P. Hahn, assist! of internal

C. H. Kim, m.d., instructor of medicine

gynecology & obstetrics S. A. Pack, m.b., assist, of qphtha-

T. H. Cho, m.b. , assist, of gyneco-

logy &, obstetrics P. H. VfLee,

lology' e oto m.b.,

- fliinoassistant

- laryngology

of

0. I. McLaren, m.d., prof, of physiology

psychiatry & neurology

C. C. Lee, m.b., m.d. (Kyushu), Severance Wholesale Medical Supply

assist prof, of psychiatry & Co., Ltd. — 115, N andaimon - dori, 5-

neurology

E. W. Anderson, m.d., prof, of chome Dr. T. W Yun, president

ophthalmology & otorhino- Dr. Y. K. Park, mng. director

laryngology

O. Y. Choi, m.b., instructor of Sinuer Sewing MaciuneCo.—1-28, Teido;

ophthalmology &, otorhino- Teleph. Kokwamon -259: P.O. Box

larynogology.

U. H. Kim, m.b., assist, of 24;H. Cable Ad: Singer

ophthalmology & i otorhino-

laryngology M.H.Zuber

Peck . jj > 0-H. MR.7. Crawford

Jones .

J. L. Boots, d.d.s., m.sc., prof, of

dentistry Standard - Vacuum Oil Q6,, - 178,

Y. K. Lee, assist, of dentistry Itchome, Gishu-dori; Terlephs. 1269

Paul Chung, do. and 647 (Kokamon); P.O. Box 3

T. S. Cho, m.b., assist, of pediatrics (Seidaimon) ; - Cable Ads : Standvac

L. K. Jung, technician of. roento- and Vacuum

genology R. 0. Ludlum

M. H. Choi, m.d. (Kyoto), prof, J. D. Davis

of anatomy Miss U. Mouat-Biggs

I. C. Chung, m.d. (Keijo), assist,

prof, of anatomy

M. S. Kim, m.s., ph.d., m.d. , Steward' ife Co., E. D., Importer, Whole-

(Kyoto Prov. Univ.), prof, of sale, Retail and General Merchants—

physiology

€>. Lee, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto), prof, 345, Taihei-dori; Cable Ad : Steward;

P.O. Box 19

of biochemistry & chemistry.

H. S. Lee, m.b., assist, of bioche- Taikoij Diocese

mistry & chemistry. S. Taikou

G. Mgr. F. Demange, bishop of

Y. T. Choi, m.b., lecturer of bacte-

riology & hygiene

S. K. Lee, assist, prof, of phar- Taylor & Co., W. W. (Proprietors of Old

macology

Paul D. Choy, m.b., b.^p.med., Curio .Sp^pX-j-* Taylor Building, 112,

Hasesawk-cho, opposite Chosen Hotel;

m.d. (Tohoku), prof, of medical Teleph. 2183 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 27,

jurisprudence

S. C. Choi, assist, of pathology Cable W. Ad:

W. Taylorgawa

Taylor

E. M. Lawrence, r.st. A. W. Taylor

M. B. Young, r.n. Agencies

E. L. Shields, e.n. States Steamship Company 4

N. V. Kelson, r.n. American . Expihsk \'Co. (Shipping,

M. E. Rowland, r.x. correspondents) ' Co., ’ *

C. A. Yee, r.n. South BritishHeywood

Insurance

I. S. Kwack, m.b., assist of in- Wilkinson, A; Clark

ternal medicine Fox Eiga Kaisna

Y. S. YuU, m.b., assist, of derma- ( nderwood Typewriter Co.

tology and genito-urology Estey Organ Co.

338 SEOUL—UNSAJSf GOLD MINES

Texas Co. (China) Ltd., The—i, Nan- dori; P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Thomsen,

da imon-dori, 5-choine; P.O. Box 25; Keijo

Cable Ad: Texaco Wallace, Peter—349, Taihei-dori, Keijo;

E. C. Robinson, manager P.O. Wallace

Box 16 ; Teleph. H. 3399; Cable

, C. R. Halberg, accountant Ad:

Thomsen «fe Co., General

Shipping—Saito Merchants

Building, and ;j Yeuu

Nandaimon-

Mines, Ltd.—Shinshi Post

Office; Heihokn, Chosen

UNSAN MINES

Ojjiental Consolidated Mining Co., The R. H. Oliver, foreman, Tabowie-

-—Postal Ad: Hokuehin, Chosen (Korea); Mines

Cable Ad: Pukchin, Hokuchin ; Codes: T. F. McCoy, shift boss (Tongkol)

Bentley’s.A. Moreing

and & Neil, A.B.C.New

4th A. P. Mihailov,, shift boss

York5th,Office: and

1-3 5Western

WilliamUnion.

Street John Morris,

J. F. Dana,

do.

do.

J. B. Lower, gen. manager E. Larsen, foreman, Tabowie Mill

M. R. Arick, assist, gen. manager A. H. O’Bryant, shift boss

H. Cupp, supt. of mines, timber, V. P. Mihailov, do.

and fuel J. P. MacCarthy, foreman, Tara-

S. E. lijima, secy to gen. mgr. col Mine

W. H. Aldridge, mech. and electrical K. D. Johnston, shift boss

engr. F. S. Oreutt, do.

D. W. Leeke, assays and metallurgical A. R. Reed, Chintui Mines

research S. Blain, foreman, Taracol Mill

F. B. Shelnutt,' cashier • P. O. Hunt, shift boss

P. W. Hyde, geologist G. Hasselbach, do.

G. C. Evans, metallurgist and cyanide . C. D. Hatfield, do.

plant Townsend & Co., agent, Chemulpor

ChosenBirnie,

F. A. Thompson, shift boss Leonard correspondent, Kobe,

B. P. Smith, do. Japan

J. E. Casale, do. A. Moir & Co., agent, Jxmdon

F. C. Reeh, do. F.H. Seeley, agent, San Francisco*

CHEMULPO (JENSEN)

jl] Jin-sen

This port is situated 24 miles \yest ol Seoul and is reached by train in 50s

minutes, the two cities being also connected by a good motor road. Among:

Korean ports, Chemulpo is, surpassed by Fusan alone in the volume of its

trade. The harbour is protected by two islands lying across the entrance, but

suffers the extreme inconvenience of a rise and fall of tide (reaching 30

feet. A dock was constructed in 1918 large enough to accommodate three-

steamers of 4,500 tong each, and the construction has now been begun of an-

other dock on a much larger scale. Ships can only enter and leave the dock

 CHEMULPO (JINSEN)

when the tide has reached a certain level. Near the harbour a large area

has been reclaimed and is now covered with streets and buildings, including

the custom-house, offices and godowns. Chemulpo is growing industrially and

possesses flour mills and a cotton spinning *and weaving mill. The popula-

tion in 1935 was 82,992.

The annual trade of Jinsen in 1936 was valued at Yen 231,660,525.

There

modatevessels is a wet

8 vessels basin,tons,with

of 4,600 andtwo lockcangates

vessels at Entrance, which can

tide.now Allaccom-

going lie outside Sho-Get.subito Island enter

in theatouter

all states of theabout

anchorage three ocean

miles

from the port.

It has been decided to construct a new basin a little to the

parallel with the present basin at a cost of Yen 10,000,000 which will accommodate south of and running

vesselstouphandle

cient to 0,000 tons. Surrounding the present basin are large warehouses suffi-

the trade.

Tire inner harbour

marks the liftieth anniversaryis gradually being dredged

of opening to a depth

of the Jinsen of 26Infeetthis1. connection

harbour. w.s. 1936

oji October !. As result seven villages adjoining Jinsen municipality has beenforce

the plan for expanding wards of Jinsen municipal administration was put into in-

corporated

square ri in into

area the

or municipality.

four times the Thisbefore

area meansenforcement

Jinsen municipality

of the nowwithcovers:

plan a 1,760

popul-

ation of 19,000' households with 93,000 members showing an increase by 2,000 in the

former and 2,300 in latter. Jinsen has become the fifth biggest city and the second

biggest trade harbour in Chosen, being one of the twenty big cities throughout the

Empire.

Steamers

Kaisha, of the Kisen

Amagasaki OsakaKaisha,

Shosenand Kaisha, ChosenKisen

Shimatani YnsenKaisha,

Kaisha,andKawasaki Kisen

some outside

steamers

and ply

thereAntung, regularly between

are goodandservices Japan and Korean ports on the East and West coasts,

nampo, Dairen between Jinsen andvessel

with an occasional Tsingtao, Weihaiwei,

to Shanghai Chefoo, Chin-

via Fusan

Every effort is being made by the Government-General of Chosen to make Jinsen

theparts

all principal

of theport in Chosen

country. for the ofdistribution

A network railways haveof through

been andfreight and passengers

are being extended to to

the N.W. and N.E. borders, with Seoul as

coast are being rapidly connected up with the trunk lines. the centre, and all the ports around the

DIRECTORY

H H Kwang chang Post Office—

Bennett & Co., Insurance and Ship- J. Miyahara, Postmaster

ping Agents; Lloyd's Agents and Townsend & Co., General Merchants—

Surveyors—Cable Ad : Bennett Teleph. i3; Cable Ad: Townsend

Walter Geo. Bennett, signs the firm

T. Yamaguchi A. C. Biddle, proprietor

Miss M. Nakamura

Weather Bureau of Tyoskn -Zinsen,

British Consulate Tyosen, Nippon

Consular Agent—W. Geo. Bennett S. I. Kunitomi, director

Custom House WoT.Tif.tt Co., Carl, Gomei Kaisha—

Director—M. Oda Teleph. 79; P.O. Box. 3, Cable Ad:

Municipal Office— Wolter

Mayor—T. Nagai Paul

H. Schirbaum

Rieck

 GENS AN (WONSAN)

lU 7C Gen-san

This port, situated* on the north-eastern coast of Chosen, is in the southern

corner of the province of South Kankyo, about halfway between Pusan and

Vladivostock. Is is called Gensan by the Japanese^ Wonsan by the Koreans,

and Yuensan by the Chinese. The native town has grown considerably since

the port was opened to trade, and contained a population of 54,574 in De-

cember, 1934. The town is built along the southern shore of the bay, an cl

through it runs the main road which leads from Seoul to the Tumen river.

The harbour is a good one, being spacious^ easy of access, and well sheltered

with excellent holding ground and convenient depth of water. South of'the

town, facing •: tbe1 bay, is a summer report developed chiefly by missionary

families.

Trade is carriecl

Vladiyostpck. The, ccnexports

by regular

consistlines of steamers

chiefly runningandto japan,

of agricultural mining Shanghai, and

products, rice,

beans, cattle, dined fish, gold-dust, whale-flesh and skins. Imports consist chiefly of

40cotton and silk manufactured goods, cotton wadding, metals, and kerosene oil. About

hand'pers. cent, of the imports are cotton goods.. The business is mainly in Japanese

DIRECTORY

Choskn Yu sen Kaisha, Steamship Owners TheLtd.—Head

Osaka Mekuantiee Steamship Co-

Nakanoshima, Oflice: Cable

Osaka; Osaka

Ad: Bldg.

Shosen r

Custom House K. Hori, president

Director—K, Kendo

Post Office

Geneant Brewing Co. Postmaster—M. Arimoto

Kane Mitsu Brewing Co. (Sake) Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Bumpyo, Gensan P.O. Box 30,.

Korea; Cable Ad: Petrosairi

Maeda Iron Works H. C. E. Twist

Sawai Iron and Shipbuilding Co.

Osaka SfioskN lvAisHA ' . Standard-Vacuum Oil Company

Municipal Off.iue—Kankyu Kan do Yoshida Transportation Co., Steamship

Mayor—T. Goto . . Owners

 FUSAN

ill M

Fusan,> 280 mife ffom' Heoul, ife tiie main gateway fbt Korea* and'is tKe

southern terminus -of its trunk railway line. It was once the sole channel

of traffic between Korea, and Japan, there having been a settlement of

Japanese here for many years. The port is well protected with a range of

hills to the nor th-west and islands to the south and possesses up-to-date

harbour facilities. Ferry services are maintained twice daily with Shimone-

seki (about 8 hours), and through express; trains run in connection therewith

from Fusan through Seoul to Mukden and Hsinking. Fusan has lately be-

come the centre of two grow industries^ new. u> Korea, the manufacture

of enamelled ironware and of* ellscme Jb'ulSs,.-theHproducts of both of which

are linding foreign markets. There are also rayon weaving mills and a

cotton spinning and weaving inill. (Busan has the largest proportion of

Japanese residents of any city in Korea, the total population in 1935 being

182,290.

ThereJapanese.

by the are few European firms in the port;. business■ is carried on hiprincipally

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen — 44, Daicho cho; I , Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K., Hardware-

Telephs. 4002-04 merchants—20, Hon-machi

Chosen Gas Denki Kaisha, Ltd. (Gas and | Fusan Bessan Gumi, Ltd., Shipping

Electric Co.,)—56, Tomihira-cho, 3-chome and Forwarding Agents—84, 1-cho-

G. Sakuma, director - me, Ohhashi-dori

Chosen Kanno Shokai,

Hon-’mkehi Fcsan Chikku G.Iv. - brh hoinihara-ciio ,

Chosen-Kogyo'

—11, Ohkura-cho.K.K., General Meinhants Fusan Hotel 25, Ohkui'a-Mjo; Teleph.

2: .id, si oqsloiy! .niup-.f. ol

Chosen Koyu KJC, Oil Merchants -.37,

Ohkura cho Fusan Nipposua 1 K.K., Ke\vspapier—ly

Chosen Seiyaku K.K., Chemicals—9, Benten-cho; Teleph. 2001.

Benten-cho Fusan Shogyo Ginko-10, Hon-machie-

Chosen Whippet Jidosha Shokai, Auto- Teleph. 4004

mobiles—7, Hon-cho; Teleph. 817

CustomDirector—J.

House—Okura-cho FfiSAN Shosenagents—22,

Forwarding Gumi K.K.,Ohkura-cho

Shipping and

Koike

Nippon757Brewery K.K.—11, Hon-cho: Fusan

DaiTeleph. Teleph.Station

4012 Hotel—4, Ohkura-cho t

Daini Shokai, Timber merchants—14, Koshia Shoten G.K., Coal merchants—

Sakae-machi 25, Ohkura-cho.

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Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Merchants Tanaka & Co., Y., Import and Export,

Shipping and Insurance Agents —

Hising Sun Pktroleum Co., Ltd. Telephs. 54 snd5th,545;Imp.

Codes: A.B.C. CableandAd:6th,Tanaka;

Acme

Socony Vacuum Corporation and Private Codes Western Union

Bentley, Duo, Scott’s,

Y. Tanaka, director

Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Marine Products—

Minami Hama-che, l.chome Tateishi Honten—25, Hon-cho

Takase Gomei Kaisiia— 12, Hon-machi I Texas Oil Co., Oil Merchants

MASAMPO

ill S

Masampo

December 1933was

wasopened to foreign22,242,

27,470 (Koreans tradeJapanese

on the 1st May, The

5,187).' 1899.climate

The population

is very mild.in

The harbour

superior is good and inof summer

accommodation Fusan it serves

greatly as an excellent

interferes with the sea-bathing

commercial place. The

expansion

of Masampo.

MOKPO

M /fc Mok.po

Mokpo, in Japanese “Moppo”, in the province of South Zenra, owes its

prosperity to the rich agricultural lands lying behind it. It has a good and

to anchor closeharbour

well-protected inshore.withRegular

deep steamship

water permitting

lines plyships up toKorean

to other 15,000 ports

tons

and to Japan. Mokpo is the principal cotton-shipping port of Korea, but

even here the rice exports are of far greater importance. Both go exclusively

to Japan. The population in 1938 was 55,667.

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Chamber of Commerce (Japanese) Murakami &, Co., Importers of Piecer

H atano & Co., Importers of Piece Goods j Ohta & Co., Export Merchants

M

GwdsAE ^ Ca’ Imp°rterS °f Piece : Tomo ct Co., Importers of Piece Goods

Meorita ifc Co., Export Merchants IJchitani & Co., Export Merchants

IIEIJO & CHINNAjVIPO

m ¥- m & ss

Heijo (Pyengyang) is the most important city of North Korea and’

shares with Fusan the distinction of being the second city for population in

the Peninsula. It was the capital of the ancient Korean kingdom,pf Kogur-

yu (Kokoli) and is now the seat of government of Heian Nando- Province.

Heijo is situated on the right bank of the Daido River, some 60 miles from

its mouth and is an important railway, military and industrial centre,' with

a population in 1935. M 182fI,22 It is a stopping place for planets on the

regular.service between Japaiyand: Manchuria, the aerodrome being' On the

left bank of the river, and possesses an European-style hotel, operated by

the Chosen Railway Bureau. Good anthracite coal is found in the neigh-

bourhood. Heijo is an important missionary centre.

Chinnampo, the seaport of Heijo, is situated some 40 miles down the

river on the north side of the estuary, about 20 miles from its mouth, and

is a.lso connected by railway. The harbour of Chinnampo affords safe accom-

modation for vessels and is moreover equipped with a dock capable of taking

two vessels of 3,000 tons. The population in 1935 was 50,516. Ten miles up

the river, between Heijo and Chinnampo, are the big steelworks of Kenjiho.

 KUNSAN

in «

Kimsan is situated, .near the, nioutj^^of the Kinko river on the west coast

of Korea, about midway'between' Chemulpo and Mokpo. Behind the port

lie the richest agricultural districts of the Peninsula, known as the “granary

of Korea”. Bice, Which' is all takeh'by Japan, dutweights all other exports

in value, and as a rice-shipping port Kunsan is second in Korea only to

Fusan. In;the town are; a number of. jjice-cleaning mills; The population in

1935 was 41,620.

(mu miiD a

SEISHIN

m m

■Seishin is ah‘impbrtant port aPd thfe comiPercial centre of north-eastern

Korea. It has1 a deep harbour, but its exposed character places it at a dis-

advantage as compared with Rashin, some 36 miles further up the coast,

where harbour works have recently been constructed. Seishin is connected by

rail with Seoul (542 km.) wia Gensan and northwards through Kainei with

the South Manchuria Railway system. It is a port of call for vessels on the

regular 'Tsuruga-VladivOstok service, The population id 19S3 Was; 36,970.

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Maritime Customs.

in the province

lighting of Kiangsi

at Shanghai, Nanking and and

extended

a fewsouthward

other pointsto Kwangtung,

in the Yangtsze involving

Valley,some

the

avowed purpose of the revolution being to organise an expedition “to punish Yuan

Shih-kai. Within a~ .

iple of months this movement was effectually suppressed by the

t^e leadingThereupon

was Dr. Sun Yat-sen. spirits of the

the revolution

President andfled the country. showed

his Cabinet Amonga

greater

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm

secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

s office,

his provinces. evidently

The first

. - by the confidence

impressed - ? -—i

the .-rrrm—

country had **fshown

^i in him during the late troubles,

elected

S 0C

mm President

e u on

of the Republic

rerr

for the next five years, and Li Yuan-hung, who

i f j it-Vice-President.

elected W*' ^ ^ Hardly aiained monthin hadcommand

elapsedof since

the troops at Wuchang,

his election before was

the

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in theChina—by

followinga revolution,

pages—decided the origin

in 191:2andto adopt

progresstheofRepublican

which willform be found described

of government.

Sun Yat Sen, the Republican leader who was appointed first President of the Republic

ofby Yuan

the Provisional

Shih-kai onGovernment

receiving from set uphimatsatisfactory

Yanking, resigned

assurances the regarding

Presidencyhisinpolitical

favour

views in support of the Republic. Yuan Shih-kai was unanimously elected, and Sun

Yat-sen retired from ofpolitics

to the development a schemeto devote his energies

for covering to economic

the coiihtry with projects,

a networkandbfespecially

railways

when, the two Houses of Parliament having in the meantime been Gctobef

Yuan Shi-kai continued to servb ks “Provisional President” iinttf feet up,' helf)thj

was 1913,

duly

inaugurated.

The Boards of Government or Ministries remain, with some few changes, as they

were reconstituted

government in 1906,ofwhen,

andthea Executive

reform the firstsystem.

ihe official steps were

Theretakengre tovyardsMinistries

eleven constitutional

combined.form Yuan, but the State Council

Government, and is composed pf representatives'jof the Executive, Legislativej is the highest ofwhich

organJudicial,the

Examination, and Control Yuan. The President of the State Council ‘('Chiang Kai-

shek) is virtually President of the Government. Provincial Councils Were established

in October, 1909, and a National Assembly came into existence on October 3rd, 1910.

Its

the duties

officials.wereThe

purely consultative,

intention had been thetoactual

grantgovernment remainingof two

a full Parliament in the hands inof

cliambers

1917, the intervening

response to repeated years being devoted to preparations for the change but, ina

unanimous vote of memorials

the National from Assembly,

the Provincial the Councils,

period’ was supported

shortened finally

by byfour

years. The full Parliament came into existence in 1913, being inaugurated on April

8th.

Both Chambers were dominated by an ultra-Republican majority, which showed69K

The Senate consisted of' 274 members and the House of Representatives of an

attitude of hostility to-the President from the outset. The President did not attend

the inauguration of the Parliainept, because (so it was yeporte4Yit had been iptibiateu

on

and behalf of the

the Chambers predominant party that .he would be . welcomed only as a spectator,

Secretary to read towent the soHousefar ina their disqourtesy

Messager , as to refuse

congratulating to allow hisupon

tlje. Parliament ..Chief

its

inauguration.

ment, the members Afterbyspending

a majoritytv^oActed or three'mbhths

themselves a yearlyin ffamihgsalaryrules for tlie

of 14,000 each.Parlia-

The

proceedings

policy of theofPresident

both Houses andduring 1913 were

his Cabinet, anddistinguished

by the languid by violent,

interestattacks

shown onin the the

serious

unable business

to sit of thea quorum

because legislature.of Very frequently

members had not put one

in anHouse or the other

appearance. was

Hostility

intowards the President

the province foundand

of hiangsi further expression

extended in a new

southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving out

fighting at Shanghai,

avowed purpose of theNanking

revolutionandbeing a fewto other

organisepoints in the Yangtsze

an expedition Valley,Yuan

“to punish the

Shih-kai.” Within a couple of months this movement was effectually

Central Government, and the leading spirits of the revolution fled the country. Among suppressed by the

the refugees

greater was Dr. Sun Yat-sen. moreThereupon

effectiveinthe President and his Cabinet showed

The firsta

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm secure the President control

his office,overandtheParliament,

provinces, evidently

impressed

elected himbyPresident

the confidence the country

of the Republic hadnext

for the shown

fiveinyears,

him during

and Li the late troubles,

Yuan-hung, who

since the first Revolution had remained in command of the troops at Wuchang, was

elected Vice-President. Hardly a month had elapsed since his election before the

A2 CHINA

President

Pari lamentstartled the country

of all members whobyhadthebeen

issueidentified

of a mandate

with theordering the expulsion

Kuomingtang, from

the political

party, which had promoted the abortive revolution. This

obeyed, and the result of it was that Parliament was unable to sit for theorder was instantly

.remainder of the year, as without some of these members it was impossible to

form a quorum in either House. Altogether 313 members were expelled, and

the party was suppressed

Notwithstanding as a measures

these drastic seditious organisation

the Presidentthroughout

continued the country.

to proclaim

iris faith in the future of China under a Republican form of government. If is

views were aptly summed up in his own phrase: “The nurse must not provide

the infant with food only fit for adults.” Thus it was that China became

for a period of two years an autocracy under the guise of a Republic. A State

Council, consisting of 70 members, replaced the suppressed Parliament. It was

supposed to act as an advisory, administrative and legislative, organ until the

formation of the new Parliament under the Constitutional Compact, but its

chief function was to give a veneer of legality to the policy of the President.

All it did was to endorse his every action, even to the mad Monarchy Move-

ment.

The sudden death of Yuan Shih-kai and the collapse of the ill-starred

attempt to restore the monarchical form of Government revived Republicanism.

Li Yuan-hung, on the death of Y’uan Shih-kai, quietly became President. He

was officially confirmed in the appointment by a re-assembly of the first Parlia-

ment. The Cabinet was soon afterwards approved by Parliament, and a con-

stitution was drafted which was disliked by the Premier and the military

chiefs by reason of the fact that it placed all authority in the hands of Par-

liament. This led to a rupture wffiich resulted in Li Yuan-hung being com-

pelled to dissolve Parliament at the instigation of the militarists. Then fol-

lowed, in 1916, Chang Hsun’s mad attempt to restore the Manchu iDynasty.

He was over-thrown by Marshal Tuan Chi-jui after which Feng Kuo-chang,

the Vice-President assumed the Presidency as Li Yuan-hung declined to com-

plete his term. The second election of a President took place in October, 1918,

when Hsu Shih-chang was unanimously chosen. He retired in June, 1922, and

Li 1 nan-hung was inducen to return as acting President by promises of support

for his programme of reform from the Tuchuns. Twelve months later, however,

he fled from Peking owing to pressure exerted by the militarists. He was

succeeded by Marshal Tsao Kun, who was elected on October 5th, 1923, by a

Parliament, the members of which were openly bribed to vote for him. He

was driven out of the Presidential chair in November, 1923, on the collapse

of Wu Pei-fu’s forces, owing to the defection of Feng Yu-hsiang, who utilised

his troops to seize the capital instead ofr marching to Jehol to outflank the

forces of Chang Tso-lin. Tuan Chi-jui w as then invited by most of the leading

military and civil leaders to become the Provisional Chief Executive and

accepted. For the next three years there was no Government worthy of the

name in China. Marshal Chang Tso-lin was virtual dictator in Peping, but

North and iSouth were at war and the wffiole country was in a state of chaos

owing to the rival claims of many military leaders. In June, 1928, Peiping

wms captured by the Nationalists, and in October—on the anniversary of the

Revolution—Chiang Kai-shek was proclaimed President of the Republic. In

January, 1929, the Nationalist flag was hoisted at Mukden and other important

centres, signifying that the Northerners had at last decided to co-operate with

their former enemies in the South. Nanking is now the capital of China.

Area and Population

China proper, extending over 1,335,841 square miles, is divided into eighteen

provinces. Considerable trouble and care has been taken by the Postal Administration

to obtain an estimate of the population of China. Recourse was had to the assistance

of the pi-Qvippial officials, which in most cases was willingly accorded. Below is given

a clpse approximation to actual figure^., The fpptnqte will show the limitations that

have so far been impose^ to a full record of the outlying'districts:-—

 CHINA

Province Population Province Population

Manchuria - - - - 19,290,000 Kiangsu - - - - 32,128,236

Shantung-----

Hopeh - - - - 27,952,932*

38,000,000 Chekiang - -

Fukien ----- 12,157,741 - - 20,632,701

Szechuen - - - - 76,613,000 Kwangtung - - - 30,000,000

Hunan ----- 31,591,211 Kwangsi - - - - 12,258,580

Hupei

Kiangsii -----

----- 26,105,969+

24,467,000 Yunnan

Other Provinces- - -- -- 55,000,000

11,020,607

Anhwei 21,715,396 ;

Total - - 438,933,373

* Not including Tientsin. +Not including Hankow

The total number of foreigners in China was given in 1931 as 370,393 made up as

follows:—

Nationality. Firms. Persons. Nationality.

American - - 55915 8,637

245 Japanese - - - Firms. 7,249 260,6214

Persons

Austrian - - 22 Mexican

546 Norwegian - - - - - 22 229

Belgian

British - -- -- 1,021 13,344 Polish - - - - 1 14

Czechoslovaks 936 276 Portugese - - 150

1,104 2,368

66,479

Danish - - - 650 Russian

Spanish - - -- - - 24 334

Dutch - -- --

Finnish 293 700

80 Swedish - - -

French - - - 197 8,651 Swiss - - - - 412210 242

309

2,455

German 34035 3,444

756 Other Countries

Italian - - - Total 10,889 370,393

squareThemiles,

principal

and dependencies

some 2,000,000of China

people have

: andbeen Mongolia,with

Manchuria, withanan area

area ofof1,288,035

363,000

square

asserted miles, and an estimated population of 13,700,000. Outer Mongolia the ininformal

1912

recognitionherofindependence

Russia, but ofunder Chinese sovereignty,

the Russo Chinese and Treaty obtained

concluded 1915

the suzerainty

agreed of China

to.of Towards the was recognised andMongolia

the autonomy of toOuter Mongolia

authority

were abrogated. Theend

Peiping.Conditions of 1919

petition

in was

Outer

Outergranted,

petitioned

and thehowever,

Mongolia, several treaties

have been

return

with by to the

Russiano

means stabilised by the ostensible return of Mongolia to China’s fold. The

invasion of Baron Ungern von Sternberg with an anti-Bolshevik army in Feb

ruary, 1921, caused the intervention of Soviet Russia, whose troops, having

dislodged Ungern’s men, entered into possession of Urga, the capital of Mon-

golia, and the Territory stretching up to the Russian frontier. Inner Mon

golia has been formed into three special administrative districts, viz., Jehol,

Chahar and Suiyuan. Manchuria or Manchukuo as she is: now sometimes

called has in recent years been steadily and rapidly colonised by Japanese,

who greatly outnumber the Manchus in their own land. In 1932, she asserted

her independence, under Japanese protection, but so far she has not been re-

cognised by any other Nations with the exception of San Salvador. Tibet—

which is also practically a dependency of China and whose actual status is

still an outstanding question between Great Britain and China—has an area

of 643,734 square miles and a population of over 6,000,000. Down to 1910 it

was ruled by the late Dalai Lama, but subject to the Government cf Pei-

ping, which maintains a Resident at Lhassa. In consequence, however, of the

Dalai Lama's refusal to comply with the demands of Peiping, a Chinese

military expedition was dispatched to Lhassa, and he fled to India, where he

remained for over a year. Meanwhile, the great revolution broke out in China.

The Tibetans seized the opportunity to proclaim their independence, and again

ato military

be adopted.expedition was sent

The Chinese to Tibet,

troops but more conciliatory

were withdrawn and the Dalai methods

Lama had re-

turned to the Tibetan Capital. The tripartite conference at Simla in 1914

to determine the status of Tibet and delimit the boundaries ended in failure.

 A4 CHINA

no agreement being arrival at. The Dalai Lama visited Peiping in 1921 and

was received in audience by President Hsu Shih-chang.

Foreign Trade in 1936

Value of Trade

The following table gives the value of the foreign trade of China foy the

years 1934,; 1935 and 1936, as published in the Returns. Figures for the years

prior to,1933 included Manchurian trade with abroad.

I.—Value of the Foreign Trade of China, 1984-36

1934 1935 1936

Million

i,°30 $ Million 8 Million $

: Net Ins ports 9 ifi ; 941 .

Exports - 535 "‘T,

1,495

Excess of Imports

, .As will be,,seen from the above, the net value of , the trade of China, im-

port and export, expressed in terms, of standard dollars, was for 1936 $1,647

million, as compared with $1,495 million during 1935. Imports rose from $919

million to $941 million, an increase of 2.4 per cent, ;while exports improved

from $576 million to $706, or by 22.6 per cent. In connexion with these dollar

figures it should be noted that, subsequent to the Government’s monetary

reforms of November 1935, the average equivalent of the gold unit wras for

the year 1936 $2.26, as compared with $1,866 for 1935, and that in consequence

the dollar valuation of imports was higher by approximately 20 per cent on

this a€CQuyi,t solely, while, at the same time, exports enjoyed a corresponding

advantage from the comparatively lower dollar. The table which follows

illustrates the adverse balance of trade during the past 27 years since 1910:

Value of the ForeigiI Trade of China less the Manchurian Trade

with Abroad, 1910-36

Year Imports. Exports. Balance Adverseof Year Ipports. Exports. Balance Adverseof

• ! Million $ Million,, $ Million

Trade, $ Trade,

Million $ Million $ Million $

1910..., ,649 503 146 1923

1911 650, 1924 482 168 ,

1912 644 485 159

1913 ,,,. 788 , 1925 523

1926.. 265

1914 780 . : 1927

449 331 1,298 980 316 r

1915 619 ■ 546 1928. 73 1,530 1,047 483

1916

1917 1829 ■66:.,:,.1,620 1,070 , 550

678t ,i 612

$97(i I ( ■570

1930 127 1,723 944 779

1918 707 ,1931 587, ;120 ■ . ,2,002 915 1,087

1919 785 .739 1932 .'40'u. (• ;

1920 ,997 1933 614. . 383

1921 1,233) | 698,1934.. 535

,1922.. , l,284if; • 7;64 . 520 1935..

3936.: ’941 706 , 2.35

Successive annual reductions during the past years of $132 million, $222

million,: $238 -million, $152 million, and $108 million have reduced China’s

adverse balance of trade from: its highest figure of $1,087 million in 1931 to

$235;

balancemillion only for,

in China's the; year .under

merchandise, accountreview.

has beenIn reduced

other words,

by 78.4the peradverse

cent

since 195L , .Admitting ■ that -the: adverse balaiice for 1936 would have repre-

sented a higher: figure .had smuggled imports been recorded, the figure of $235

million may, op the other hand, be -reduced!'by $24:5 million of export duty,

wh-jch shoj.t}dda0 ,added to . the: outward!■ statistics.'.to obtain -the true: f.d;bi,-;

 CHINA Ar»

value of the export trade, a ml by $40 million net of gold shipped abroad as

a commodity, without taking into consideration the shipment, notes having'

become the only legal tender of $249 million of silver since thO : first January

1936. That the result for the ^ear is more satisfactory than was at one time !

anticipated

vember 1935, can

to thebe improved

ascribed toposition

the Government’s

in regard tomonetary

smugglingreforms of No-

consequent on

the preventive measures adopted, and to enhance' exports. The’ ’ satisfactory

position of China’s merchandise account permits optimisUi as regards the

future, and, though the decline in the net gold value of imports from G.U.

501 million to G.U. 416 million is not a wholly Welcome feature, there is

reason to believe that the increase in the export trade will in due course

have a beneficial effect on the import into China of those .capital goods which

are essential to future development. Moreover, now that World depression is

showing signs of lifting, the benefits of general economic recovery should,

provided no complications arise in her international relations, be fully shared

by China.

Direction of Trade

The following table shows t)ie diretion of China’s foreign trade for 1935

and 1936 and ner balance of trade in merchandise with each of t’

listed for the year under review :-r

The Direction of China's Foreign Trade-

In thousands of Standard dollars (000 omitted)

St. « per eerit. St. $ per

IS ^ « £g .7 i^f

LI 9,hi19 mS

[6.8.5419 195,64,898279 15:02 45,450

30.58 m 3,277 -ii

0.46 ... ,m- 2,532

n 783

^ IS & 69,626 :167

°d?i

0.83 6,i.i63

101 0.one86 ' • .,

2,152

2452

TomI

9,576 Ifr

0.93 S 0,501 ■4,883

11 1

total , .. .919,211 100.00 941,544

Individually, the order of importance of the various countries, for the

year 1936 is found to be the United States of Anjerica, Japan, Geripany and

Great Britain, with respective aggregate totals for their imports and exports

of $371 million, $255 million, $189 million and $175 million. In percentages

the

cent.;orderJapan,

in tile16.3case,percent.;

of importsGermany,

is the United States

15.9 per cent.;of and

America,

Great lit7, per

Britain,

11.7 per cent. ; and, in the case of exports, the United States of America, 26 .4

per cent. ; Japan, 14.4 per cent.; Great Britain, 9.2 per cent. ; and Germany,

5.5 per cent. The percentage of the export trade attributed t.o Hong Kong,

wms 15 per cent. As has been pointed out in former reports, the introduction

of the consular invoice^system eliminated to a very large extent the' difficultv

in tleterlnifiiUg the ediintfies! of dfigiti iil'ThU cUse of-imports'; in view of the

 AQ CHINA

fact, howev. r, that Hong Kong serves primarily as a port of transhipment

for goods leaving, China, and as a relatively small portion of the export trade-

originates in the Colony, most of Hong Kong’s share of the Chinese export

trade should bo re-a,il;Ocated to other foreign countries. Excluding (Hong

Kong, 13 countries bought more than they sold to China, the principal being

France and the Netherlands, while those countries having the major excess

of imports were, Germany, Netherlands India, Japan, and Great Britain,

in that ord -r. Imports from the United States of America were valued at

$185 million as against million, an increase of percent. Imports of metal

manufactures, not otherwise recorded, increased by $9.8 million and leaf

tobacco by $6.8 million, while the import of raw cotton declined by $14.9

million and kerosene ( oil by $7.9 million. On export account, trade with the

United States was valued at $186 million as against $136 million, or an in-

crease of 37 per cent. Wood oil advanced by $24 million odd, bristles by

$6.7 million, undressed goat skins by $3.3 million, dressed or undressed lamb

skins by $1.8 million, cross-stich work and embroideries, other than silk, by

$6.4 million, ground-nut oil by $2.5 million, and raw cotton by $3.7 million.

Export

million. toInthetheUnited

case ofStates

Japan ofimports

Americaroseorfrom

sesamem s«ed declined

$139 million by $3.4

to $153 million,

or by 10 per cent. The principal increase, $7 million, appears under the head-

ing of metals and ores. Imports of cotton piece goods, however, declined by

almost the same figure, $6.9 million, and sugar by $3.8 million. Exports to

Japan were valued at $102 million as compared with $82 million, an increase

of 24 per cent. Raw cotton was higher by nearly $5 million, while hides,,

sesasmum seed, and coal advanced by $2.3 million, $1.3 million, and $3.T

million respectively. The export of cotton yarns was lower by $1.3 million.

Great

oer centBritain’s

increase.imports

There stood

was anat increase

$110 million

of closeas onagainst $98 million,

$6 million a 12

in the import

of locomotives and tenders and of nearly $5 million under wool manufactures

thereof. The import of paper ware and articles mnde of paper, not otherwise

recorded, also increased by $5 million, while cotton piece goods declined and

machinery and tools were lower by $3.4 million. Exports to Great Britain

totalled $65 million as against $49 million, an improvement of 32 per cent.

Animal products were higher by almost $7 million, hides, leather, and skins,

(furs) by $2 million, wood oil by $1.7 million, and broad beans by nearly

$1 million. Raw silk (white, steam filature) and antimony regulus were

each higher by approximately half a million dollars. From British India the

the import of rice and paddy declined by $44 million, while the export to

British India of cotton yarn fell by $3.7 million. The import trade of

Germany rose in value from $!03 million to $105 million, or by 46 per cent. Import»

of common printing and newsprinting paper were higher by $4.4 million,

sulphate

million, Ofandammonia

artificialby indigo,

$4.8 million. Machinery

liquid or pasts byand$1.8parts declined

million. by $4.7

Exports to

Germany were valued at $39 million as against $29 million, an increase of

34 per cent Animal products improved by $5 million, wood oil by $2.4

million, sheep’s wool by $3.8 million, and cow hides by nearly $1 million,

whije raw cotton fell by close on $2 million. Imports from France were

higher by $5 million, or 38 per cent, the major increase being in rails, which

increased by $2.7 million. Exports were slightly higher at $30 million as

against $29 million, the export of wood oil advancing by $2 million, but

there was a decline of over $2 million in the export of shelled groundnuts

and of nearly $1 million in raw silk (white, steam filature). Imports from

Indo-China of rice andof paddy

French Indo-China raw silkdeclined

(white,bysteam

nearlyfilature)

$45 million,

were while

higherexports

by $2.7to

million. The import, of rice and paddy from Siam was also lower by $8.7

million, while wheat from Australia fell by close on $20 million. The import

from Netherlands India of sugar was lower by $2 million, while gasolene was

higher by $4.9 million and kerosene oil by nearly $13 million. Export to the

Netherlands of shelled groundnuts fell by $4 million, but that country took

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=•#3.

fell3 bymillion more • ofFrom

?1.4 million. sesamum

Canadaseed.the Shelled

import groundnuts

of common exports

printingto paper

Italy

fell by nearly $2.5 million, while from Norway and Sweden the import of

paper, paper boards, etc., fell approximately $2 million for each country.

Belgium imported railway carriages to the value of almost $1.5 million. The

export to Australia of linseed was higher by $1.5 million, while the export

of tea of both Morocco and Algeria- improved, Morocco taking $11 million

worth and Algeria $2.5 million worth. There was. some slight improvement

in the expert of tea to Great Britain, exports to the United States and

Germany remained stationary, while the export of tea to the U.S.S.R. was

lower by $1.1 million.

Imports

As seen above, the value of the import trade increased by 2.4 per cent.;

from $919 million in 1935 to $941 million for 1936. The following table shows

the net imports from abroad for the years 1934, 1935, and 1936 arranged

according to the main groupings in the “Monthly Returns of the Foreign

Trade of China” and according to the order of importance of these groupings

during the year under review.

Net Imports from Abroad, 1934—36

1934. 1935. 1936.

St. $ St. $ St. $

Metals and Ores 98,884,321 87,442,948 108,055,485

Candles, Soap, Oils, Fats, Wax, Gums,

and Resins 109,216,988 101,696,701 105,132,577

Machinery and Tools 59,306,338 65,583,248 59,980,614

Books, Maps, Paper and Wood Pulp 49,552,757 53,124,800 57,467,152

Cotton and Manufactures thereof ... 126,002,764 68,679,626 54,360,056

Vehicles and Vessels ... 36,961,442 30,584,591 52,483,640

Chemicals and Pharmaceutical 41,594,484 37,443,182 51,839^815

Cereals and Flour 111,743,137 135,917,318 49,219,653

Miscellaneous Metal Manufacturers ... 53,843,107 34,805,947 46,712,322

Dyes, Pigments, Paints and Varnishes 38,872,690 37,611,774 41,193,099

Wool and Manufactures thereof 35,927,735 20,411,974 29,310,711

Timber ... 34,152,278 34,768,106 28,910,762

Sugar 32,686,379 27,672,906 20,534,761

Flax, Ramine, Hemp, Jute and

Manufactures thereof 11,507,014 13,167,762 17,986,704

Fishery and Sea Products 18,211,519 19,028,281 17,793,232

Tobacco 34,016,399 11,300,883 17,380,337

Animal Products, Canned Goods and

Groceries 13,595,103 11,778,208

"Silk (including Artificial Silk) and

Manufactures thereof 7,567,833 8,046,105 9,370,699

Medical Substarices and Spices ... ... 9,016,583 ' ' 8,689,249 8,729,825

Wood, Bamboos, Rattans, Coir, Straw

and Manufactures thereof 10,168,331 7,541,582 7,622,031

Coal, Fuel, Pitch and Tar ... ... 12,135,260 9,199,084 7,499,731

Fruits, Seeds and Vegetables 7,328,868 6,948,743 5,821,783

Chinaware, Enamelledware, Glass,( etc. .. 6,913,367 5,762,369 4,803,674

Hides, Leather and other Animal

Substances ... 6,099,516 4,530,345

Stone, Earth and Manufactures thereof 5,517,352 4,736,125 4,778,499 3,697,706

Wines, Beer, Spirits, Table Waters^ etc. 3,228,651 2,965,108 1,603,112

Genera] Sundry List 55,615,008 69,504,357 119,927,057

Total 1,029,665,224 910,211,322 941,544,738

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From tlie above table it will be noticed that the cereals and flour group,

which headed the list in 1985, dropped to eighth place, imports being no less-

than $87 million lower during 1936. The premier position is taken by the

metals and ores group, which was higher by $20.6 million, followed by the

candles, soap, and oils group, with an increased import of $3.4 million.

Machinery, and tools felr by $5.9 million and cbtton 'and manufactures thereof

by $14.3 million. Books, maps, paper, and wood pulp were higher by $4.3

million, vehicles and vessels by $21.9 million, chemicals and. 'pharmaceutic*Is

by $14.4 million, and miscellaneous metal manufactures by $11.9 million. The

import of dyes, etc., was higher by $3.6 million and of wool and manufactures

thereof by $8.9 million, while imports of timber and sugar declined by $5.8

million and $7.1 million respectively. Imports of tobacco were $6 million

higher.

Exports

The value of exports improved by 22.6 per cent., or, from $576 million in

1935 to $706 million for 1936. The comparatively lower dollar and some up-

lifting of world depression exercised general beneficial effect, but the main

advantage accrued from the enhanced demand for certain of China’s staple

products.

The following table gives comparative statistics for the value of the

export trade during the past three years, arranged according to the groupings

used in the “Monthly Returns of the Foreign Trade of China” and further

arranged according to the order of importance assumed by these groupings

during the year under x’evieW :—

Exports Abroad, 1934—36

1935. 1936.

St. $ ’ St. $ St. $

Textile Fibres. ... . , 74,760,986 97,395,860 112,979,740

Animals’ and Anima 1 Produets - (not

including Hides, Leather and Skins

(Furs) and Fishery and Sea Products) 77,866,525 80,255,792 103,985,431

Oils, 31,664,689 57,279,830 91,368,866

Ores, Tallow

Metals and

and Wax ... Products

Metallic 30,'737,274 43,574,638 56,742,800

Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted Goods 54,319,562 42,457,104 47,475,874

Seeds 27,934,725 49,000,512 40,804.825

Hides, Leather and Skins (Furs) 29,107,646 23,628,606 40.501,923

Tea 36,098,549 26,624,184 30,661,711

Cereals and Cereal Products ... 15,722,299 18,920,899 24,792,229

Piece Goods 30,763,291 18,838,502 24,148,792

Fuel 8,205,035 8,572,048 13,002,036

Tobacco ... 9,431,109 9,051,579 10,137,540

Fruits, Fresh, Dried and Preserved ■ 8,953,514 8,545,621 9,901,696,

Medical Substances and Spices (not

including Chemicals) 10,093,743 9,147,688 9,845,453

9,4Mj' n?i

Other Textile Products 9,393,162 7,669,144 9,413,577

V egetables 9,343,161 8,348 983

Beansand Peas 6,953,770 5,255,005 8,277,628'

7,146,526

Other Vegetable Products ... ... 6,370,764 6,217,695

Chemicals and Chemical Products 5,866,089 5,388,451 6,175,529

Paper ••• 5,118,681 4,809,815 5,498,345

Stone, Earth, Sand and Manufactures

thereof (including Chinaware and

Enamel ware) ' ... 3,160,329 3,330,844 4,074.490'

Fishery and Sea Products 3,074,541 3,098,475 3,179,541

Timber, Wood and Manufactures thereof 1.692.253 1,917,243 3,006,530'

Bamboo ... ... 2.639.254 2,543,-109 2,934,595

 CHINA A9*

1934. 1935. 1936.

St. $ St. $ St, $

Printed Matter 2,496,285 2,209,714 2,389,114

Dyestuffs, Vegetable 2,290,499 2,300,171 1,514,701

Spirituous Beverages 1,064,981 1,013,096 1,129,152

Glass and Glassware 312,739 250,324 372,329

Rattan 116,305 113,507 200,138'

Sugar 29,113,814 2,018 3,995

Sundry List 29,648,705 25,048,303 24,638,676

Total ... . 535,214,279 575,809,060 705,741,403-

The textile fibres group headed the list of exports, there being an increase

of $6.4 million in the value of raw cotton sent abroad. Exports of silk also

improved by over $3 million-. Under the second category of animal and animal

products, etc., bristles and eggs and egg products were higher by $9.1 million

and $9.7 million respectively. Under the heading oils, tallow, and wax. wood

oil was exported to a value of $73.4 million, an increase of $31.8 over the

figure for 1935. Under ores, metals, and metallic products, tin ingots and

slabs improved by $6.4 million and wolfram ore, (tungsten) by $2.6 million.

Exports of cotton yarn declined by $6.8 million, while cross-stitch work and

embroideries other than silk increased in value from $8.5 million to $19.1

million. Shelled groundnuts fell by $8.4 million. The export of hides and

skins appreciably improved, while there was a slight increase of $1 million

in the value of tea exported.

Shipping and Freight in 1936.

According to the figures published by the League of Nations, the world

total of mercantile tonnage under construction at the close of 1936 was, appre-

ciably higher at 2,251,200 tons as compared with 1,543,200 tons at the end of

1935, 1,251,700 tons in 1934, and 757,300 tons in 1933. The figures for 1936 are

still short of the tonnage under construction in 1929, when the figures was

3,110,900 tons. Mercantile shipping launched during 1936 totalled 2,118,000

tons, as against 1,302,100 tons during 1935, 967,400 tons during 1934, and

489,000 tons during 1933. Average shipping launched for the period 1926-29

was 2,363,000 tons, so that, even taking into account the considerable pre-

occupation with naval work, the figures for mercantile launching are getting

back to pre-depression levels. Available world tonnage, making allowances

for tonnage laid up, was, for the annual period ending June 1933, 56,172,000

tons, and, for the period ending June 1935, 59,286,000 tons. Recently the

volume of idle tonnage has been reduced to almost negligible quantities, with

actual total tonnage for the period ending June 1936 standing at 65,063,600

tons. According to the “Economist” index of freight rates based on 1913 = 100,

the average level ©f freight rates improved from 80.8 in January 1936 to

110.2 for December 1936.

The total tonnage entered at the 15 leading ports of the world during

1935, the last year for which comprehensive figures are available, is given in

the following table: —

New York ... 34,986,220 Hamburg ... ... 18,214,977

London ... 29,673,932 Antwerp ... 18,038,910

Kobe .... 28,334,334 . Philadephia ... 17,841.304

Rotterdam ... 20,933,244 San Francisco ... 17,415,334

Osaka ... 20,169,165 Liverpool ... ... 16,636,626

Shanghai (1935) ... 19,846,017* Marseilles ... . ... 16,6 Hi 897

„ (1936) .... 18,826,779f Singapore ... . ... 15,139,535

Hong Kong ... ... 19,613,588 Los Angeles ... 14,380,275

* Including 2,428,477 steamer tonnage entered from inland places.

1 Including 2,761,259 steamer tonnage entered from inland places.

12

 Al© CHINA ;

With regard to shipping in China, reference to the Shipping tables appear-

ing with this volume will show that the total of entrances and clearances at

Chinese ports amounted to 145 million tons as compared with 144 million tons

in the preceding year. The order of importance by flags was: British ship-

ping, 57..“I million tons; Chinese shipping (excluding junks), 39.3 million, tons;

Japanese shipping, 24.9 million tons; Norwegian shipping, 4.5 million tons;

American shipping, 3,7 million tons; German shipping, 2.6 million tons; antj

Netherlands shipping, 2.5 million tons. Of the total of 145 million tons of

shipping entered and cleared, 45.2 million tons were entered from and cleared

to foreign ports as against 48.1 million tons during 1935, while 99.8 million

top? as compared with 95.9 million tons for 1935 were entered and cleared

coastwise. These figures do not include the tonnage of vessels plying under

Inland Waters Steam Navigation ^Regulations. As regard shipping with

abroad, the leading ports in China were: Shanghai, with 35.83 per cent of

the total tonnage; Canton, with 12 per cent; Swatow, with 8,83 per cent;

Tsingtao (Kiaochow), with 7.39 per cent; Amoy, with 4.97 percent; Tientsin,

with 4.54 per cent; and Kowloon, with 3.89 per cent. The following table

further analyses the shipping trade, showing the percentage share of the

total entrances and clearances taken by the three leading flags during the

year under review : —

Foreign Domestic Total

Trade. Trade. Trade.

Percent. Percent. Percent.

British ... ...

Chinese ... ' 35.72 8.75 4135.4728 39.54

27.14

Japanese ... 20.82 15.53 17.18

Transpacific Freights

Freight

16th become rates

April 1936, from

and againChina to ports on the Pacific coast were revised

new scaleoffrom

as the

will effective as fromas the

from1sttheMay1st1937.

SeptemberDuring1936, thewhile

earlya months of1936,

rates

in

consonance

defined changewithfrom

whatthewas

statehappening

of affairsinprevailing

the case ofin other world trade freight

the Transpacific routes, asitua-

well

tion since 1929, when the American trade boom came -sharply to an end, began to

manfest

coast itself. toSudden

products Europeanheavycountries,

demand for freight Canadian

especially space forlumber

the carriageto Greatof Britain,

Pacific

casused a heavy diminution in the volume of tramp tonnage available.

ed with an active demand for vessels in many parts of the world at last enabled ship- This combin-

owners to raise Transpacific rates both west-bound and east-bound to a level which

would

set provide

of 1936, a reasonable

by the Transpacific margin of profit.

Freight Bureau Accordingly,

at Hong Kongit was and decided,

Shanghaiat tothemake

out-

a moderate increase in the majority of Transpacific east-bound rates to become

effective in Aprilfresh

further increase, 1936.rates,

As providing

the improved for aworld highersituation

scale inappeared

many cases, to warrant

were en-a

for a considerable time had it not been for the incidence of the longshorsemen’s andto

forced in September, and these rates would in all probability have been adhered

maritime strike declared at the end of October 1936 all along the Pacific coast of the

Tluited States

resulted and at allallnorts

in paralysing on the Atlantic

American shippingand and,Gulf to seaboard.

a lesser degree, The strike

vesselquickly

sailing

under non-American flags. Tremendous financial losses were

Shipping interests, and it quickly became apparent that, even when a settlement sustained by American was

reached, it would ■ be necessary to make provision towards covering the increased

operating expenses which would unfailingly have 1 to be met when shipping services

were resumed. Accordingly, the Bureau at Hong Kong and Shanghai decided that

it was essential to make a fresh increase in rates, and a revised scale will become

ooefative

The from Hong

membership Kong.Transpacific

of the Shanghai, North

FreightChina Bureau portsof asNorth

from China the 1stwasMayslightly

1937.

changed during 1936 bv the addition of the Yamashita Kisen

drawal of the Tacoma Oriental Steamship Company caused through the latter having Kaisha and the with-

decided

trade. • to suspend for an indefinite ■ . ■ period. j their,. participation

la QeS.tnf.S:' in the Transpacific

!j

 CHINA All

Freights via Suez

Conference rates of freight per ton to Europe hy the Suez route were maintained

astobacco,

under;66general cargo, lace,

90 s.; hides, per raw cotton, 66 s.; cottonfollowingwaste, 42ratess.;

per ton weres.; increased

and cotton during114 the SI,period

or 2|under vent

review;ad valorem.

albumen, The from 90 s. to 100 s.;

toantimony regulus,

46 s.; beans, 31 s.42tos.36tos.;46bristles,

s.; antimony132 s.Oxide,

to 14560s.;s.cotton

to 66 seed-cake,

s.; antimony, 37 s. crude,

6d. to 4242 s.;s.

egg yolk, liquid, 65 s. to 72 s.; egg yolk, powder, 90 s. to 100 s.; feathers, 77 s. to 81 s.;

nntgalls, 90 s. and

90 to 100seasamum

s.; lard, 45 s. to44 62s. 6d.

s. 6d.; 48woods. oil inbase

bulk,rate80 was

s. to maintained

96 s.; rhubarb,

teas.atto65110s. s.;The “open” rate seed, on groundnuttokernels The

fluctuated throughout the year,on

shell followed proportionately. Rates of freight on raw silk were maintained butin

rates quoted being as low as 25 s. and high as 45 s. per ton of 20 cwt. Groundnuts

the export of this commodity declined in quantity as compared with 1935.

Railways

Theif year 1936 willreason

remain memorable intothethrough

annalstraffic

of railway construction in

of the Canton-Hankow Railway. Theopening

China for no other that the construction of this line was on the 1st September

conceived as early

as 1898, the Canton-Samshui section of 49 kilometres being opened in 1904. In 1915

the Canton-Shaochow

Construction from the Wuchang section, covering

end begana indistance

1912, andof in2231917kilometres, was completed.

the Wuchang-Changsha

section

Chuchow. of 368 kilometres was opened to traffic, this section being later extended

in 1933,to

and the yearThe undersouthern

reviewsection

saw thefrom Shaochow

completion of the to Lochang

final sectionwas completed

of 405 kilometres

from

Lochang Lochang to Chuchow.

and Chuchow was madeConstruction

possible by aofgrant this ofuncompleted

£1,660,000 andsection between

$30,000,OCX) by

the

length Board

of of line

the Trustees

from administering

Canton to Hankow the British

is 1,096 Boxer Indemnity

kilometres, and Funds.

it is hopedThebefore

total

long to reduce the time required for the through journey to 36 hours. A tentative

project

Hankowforinvolving

the construction of a gigantic

an expenditure iron bridge

of $10,000,000 has across the Yangtsze

beenandmapped out. When Riverthisat

connecting link between the Canton-Hankow Railway the Hankow-Peiping

Railway becomes a reality, it will be possible to make the longest train journey in the

world direct from Canton to any of the cities in Europe. In connexion with this

line

the plans are alsoofbeing activelysouth-west

pushed forward by theintoKwangtung authorities for

withdevelopment

a series of wharves Whampoa,connecting the harbour of Canton, with the a deep water

Canton-Hankow harbour,

Railway.

Construction of the Canton-Whampoa branch was commenced in December 1936.

and Aimprovement

seven-year plan, of theinvolving the expenditure

Peiping-Hankow line, ofwas$22,000,000

approvedforbythethereadjustment

Ministry of

Railways

Ministry of Railways during the year. Besides repairswtoline,

during the improvement of the Peiping - H an k o the was

track,approved by the

reconditioning

of bridges, and the rebuilding of the Yellow' River Bridge, locomotives and rolling-

stock will be increased and the railway’s workshops modernized.

Work on the Yushan-Nanchang section of the Chekiang-Kiangsi Railway was

completed

Kiukiang, during

on the 1935, and was thisopened

line, which linkstraffic Hangchow with 1936.

Nanchang and

arrangements for Yangtsze

the extension to the tolineregular

from Nanchang in January

to Pinghsiang, Financial

where

connexion

1936. The will lengthbe made

of thiswith the Canton-Hankow

section is 263 kilometres, line,andwerebycompleted

agreementinallFebruaryrailway

materials are to be supplied from Germany, and the line is expected to be completed

before the end of 1937.

By completion of the section from Sian, the provinsial capital of Shensi, to Paoki

®), the present

.Administration completed terminus of thestage

the second line inin Western

their extensionShensi,westward.

the Lung-Hai Railway

Marking the

third stage

westward in

from the

Paokiextension

through programme,

Tienshui survey

{Ji zK) s are

to being

Lanchbw, undertaken

the capital of the

of extension

Kansu, and

southward through Pikow o), in South-eastern Kansu, and thence via Kuanyuan

capitalto), ofKienko

Szechwan, (™ij ($), TsetungA (fficonsignment

Chengtu. g), and Mienyangof locomotives ($8 l*was

" ) to received

the provincial

from

Belgium for the Lung-Hai Railway in the autumn.

*12

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Through service on what is known as the Nanking-Canton Railway, under con-

struction by the Kiangnan Railway Company, was opened between Shanghai a nd

Wmhu; on theanking

Shanghai-N 1st April 1936, and

Railway the? connecting

passing line joining upof this

on section

the outskirts the railway

capital, with the

Nanking,

having

Sunchiapu was completed in 1934, and it is intended to extend the railway south viato

been completed during the year. The of this railway from Wuhu

the Keemun district, in Anhwei, Kintechen and Kweichi, in Kiangsi, Shaowu and

Yenping, in Fukien, and thence via Chahan to Canton.

and The HwainanatRailway,

terminating Yukikowrunning from p), Tienchiaan (B bank

on the northern ^ Iti),of intheNorthern

YangtszeAnhwei

River,

11 kilometres below Wuhu, was fully opened to traffic on the 20th January 1936 and

covers a distance of 215 kilometres. Two other railways

Under the auspices of the provincial government, the construction of the Hofei- are projected in Anhwei.

Yehchiachi section (ft M g£), of the Pukow-Hsinyang Railway (if f f g&), was

Anhwei,during

started the year.

is expected Thisduring

to open line which

1937. will Theprovide better

other line fromcommunication

Chenyank wanin(.IEWestern IS),

to Kushih (l,1,! #£), in Hunan, via Huocbiuhsien (ft SB S), in Anhwei, being an exten-

sion of the proposed Pengpu-Chenyang line (‘fef IE @), is being surveyed under the

direction of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway Administration.

The Tatung-Puchow Railway, which runs from Tatung, in Northern Shansi, via

Taiyuanfu,is completed

Railway to Fenglingtu

with(Mthe,t exceptionopposite Tungkwan

of the section Station,

between on the and

Taiyuanfu Lung-Hai

Yuan-

ping

River(Mat Fenglingtu

¥■)• Construction work on the

was commenced 2-kilometre1936

in December steelandbridge

will spanning

take ninethe Yellowto

months

complete.

Under the paragraph entitled “The Internal Situation” allusion has already been

made to theTheloandistance

Railway. agreement foruncompleted

the completion of the Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo

River, and Pakwan (Tf of'(f),theis 78| kilometres.section Workbetween

on the Zakow,

Chientang on the Chientang

River Bridge,

which will be 3,500 feet in length, with 16 spans, is proceeding apace.

The Soochow-Kashing Railway, a branch line connecting the Shanghai-Nanking

and the Shanghai-Hankow Railways, was opened to traffic on the loth July 1936.

A Sino-French

to Changtu was also loan agreement forthetheyear.

construction of the measuring

line from Chungking

tres, is expected to bereached during

completed in two The entire

and a half years. line,

Simultaneously523with kilome-

the

signing of this contract, the Szechwan- Kweichow Rail way Corporation was established.

Construction on the first section of the projected

between Chuchow, on the Canton-Hankow line, and Siangsiang, in Eestern Hunan, Hunan-Kweichow Railway,

Avas capital

the startedofinKweichow,

August. Surveys

have beenof completed,

the entire routeas havebetween Chuchow

the surveys andconstruction

for the Kweiyang,

of the railway bridge over the Siang River at Siangtan.

The following are the import statistics for rolling-stock and for such railway

materials as are specifically quoted as such in the Returns, during the past three

years:—

1934. 1935. 1938.

Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value.

Crossings and Turntables for St. $ St. $ St. $

Railways Quintals 10,328 570,905 8,396 243,560 14,859 577,995

Rails „ 1,115,065 13,996,023 751,035 8,498,708 965,747 14,,871,008

Locomotives & Tenders — 977,872 — 3,950,991 ,028,834

Railway Carriages and

Wagons — 1,840,053 1,962,725 11,511,923

Railway Materials, n.o.r — 2,820,745 3,509,901

„ Sleepers Pieces 2,451,154 5,637,896 3,7( 8,524,812 1,757,063 4,043,039

4,593,053

Total

 CHINA A13

Roads

Construction of highways under the auspices of the National Economic Council

progressed rapidly, and at the end of July 1936 the total length of highways

completed

opened amounted

to traffic, whiletolines

163,715

there are kilometres,

still the

another of16,793

whichkilometres

97,472 kilometres

under have been

construction.

Interprovincial

Kiangsi, Hopeh, Hunan, Honan, Fukien, and the North-western provinces Anhwei,

trunk between provinces of Kiangsu, Chekiang, totalled

23,478 kilometres on the 31st October 1936.

Commercial Aviation

The report of the China National Aviation Corporation reflects the remarkable

progress made in the year 1936. during which there was in increase of over 100 per

cent in passenger

illustrates the rapidkilometres

advance made flownin ascommercial

comparedaviation

with 1935. by the The followingduring

Corporation table

the recent years:—

Passenger Passengers Kilogrammes of

Flown. Kilometres Flown. Carried.

1929 93,167 106,875 354 . 3,932

1930 531,196 1,027,902 ■ 2,654 17,893

1931 716,201 976,831 2,296 34,428

1932 693,842 1,247,265 3,153 50,851

1933 1,024,963 1,451,384 3,138 49,246

1934 1,435,460 2,553,283 5,224 58,052

1935 1,955,801 5,857,103 10,404 64,527

1936 2,466,477 12,006,944 18,567 70,806

Chengtu was augmented to three round trips weekly the timetaken for the flight byand

Since the 13th July 1936 the express one-day air service between Shanghai the

Douglas Transports

distance from Shanghaithan

of 1,981 kilometres—less to Hankow being three

seven hours. Threehours,,and

round tripstowere Chengtu-a

made

weekly duringThethepopularity

Transports. summer ofseason 1935 onhowever

thesummer

service, the Shanghai-Peiping

induced theservice.line by Douglas

Corporation on the

9th June 1936 to augment fhe schedule to a

September 1936 three round trips weekly have been made on the Shanghai-Cantoix daily Since the 1st

line, the distance of 1,623 kilometres being covered in less

Kong was included in this service on the 5th November 1936. Through air service to than seVen hours. Hong

France

on was madeone possible on theweekly.

13th FebruaryChina 1936, Canton being linkedCorporation

with Hanoi

havea schedule

placed onofrecord round

theirtrip,

appreciation ofThe the generous National Aviation

co-operation of the French

Minister

China’s of Air and theairBritish

international links. Authorities which made possible the establishment of

Posts zone rates were abolished forWith

air the

mail,co-operation

and a domestic of theair-mail

Directorate General

surcharge of 25of

cents

pointsplus 5 cents ordinary

in China. With thepostage,

placingorin30service

cents for 20 grammes,

of the was instituted

Douglas Transports for all

passenger

fares were substantially reduced, the reductions varying from 10 to 50 per cent.

Three

summeradditional

of 1937 andDouglas Transports

the present expresswillservice

be delivered

of threeto theroundCorporation

trips weekly before

willthe

be

increased to five round trips on the Shanghai-Chengtu, line. It will also be possible to

increase the present schedule of three one-day round trips

Peiping to five. During February 1937 the arrival is anticipated of a new Sikorsky between Shanghai and

S-43 Amphibian with a passenger capacity of 18 and a cruising speed of 270

kilometres.

that service. This plane, placed on the Shanghai-Canton line, will greatly improved

installed in theAfter

Dougla,sextensive experiment

Transports. All ofa theTelefunken

large planes Homing will beDevice

fitted has

withbeen

this

device shortly,

improvements and

in theat the same

navigational time 14

system, radio

When beacons

these will

'radio be installed

beacons are to complete

established

and all the Corporation’s planes are fitted with the Telefunken Homing Device, the

China National Aviation Corporation will have a radio navigation system ranking

among the best in the world.

AM CHINA

Owing to political difficulties

Eurasia Aviation Corporation was confined in the North to and in Siukiang, ofprogress

the development domestic of thair-

oflines.the ACorporation,

regular air and servicefrombetween Europe point

the technical and Asia remains,ofhowever,

is possible the aim

accomplishment,

as has been proved, the flight from Shanghai to Berlin requiring only four to

five

route days by way ofCalcutta

North Sinkiang and and from sevenAlthough to eightthedays over international

the southern

air lineviaremains

Canton, in suspense,Bagdad,

the past fewAthens. years have witnessed planned

remarkable progres-

in the development of Eurasia's domestic lines, with the exception of the Shanghais-

Tchukuchak

the passage through Sinkiang becoming impossible. In May 1934 the companyto-

line, which since October 1933 has had to terminate at Lanchow owing

inaugurated

Paotow line was the completed,

Peiping-Canton and inline, in November

September 1935 theofSian-Chengtu

the same yearlinethewasLanchow-

opened.

Since July 1935 the Peiping-Canton line has been in operation only between Peiping

and

Kunming Chengchow.

(Yunnanfuj. On theThe1stannual

Apriltraffic

1933figures

the SianshowChengtu line was extended

steady improvement, as shownto

in the following table :—

Kilometres Passenger Passengers Kilogrammes of

Flown. Kilometres Flown Carried Mail Carried.

1932 .I 253,603 325,840 589 1,750

1933

1934 ... 412,605

603,282 771,520

945,290 810

1,476 3,610

6,461

1935 744,735 1,692,346 2,951 10,382

1936 (January to

November only) 911,315 3,123,063 5,115 26,961

wireless Constant endeavours

equipment ensuresare being made tosafety

thestations

greatest improve andthe Company’sin aerodromes,

regularity flying.Chengtu while,

Moreover

four additional meteorlogical have been installed between and

Kunming,

most up-to-date and Sianradio and Lanchow, The three-engined

direction-finders for swifterJUand52 planes safer are

aerialfittednavigation,

with the

Moreover,

lines. free accident insurance is offered to all passengers travelling on Eurasia

Canton Theand

air service

Lungchow maintained by thetoSouth-western

was extended Hanoi on the 10th Aviation

July. Corporation between

Telegraphs and Telephones

The establishment, up to the end of November 1933, of 91 new telegraph offices,

six new wireless telegraph offices, seven local telephone offices, and 94 long-distance

telephone

long offices markedlines, further

withprogress under this section. Twenty-five new

openeddistance

duringtelephone

the year,among which athetotal

morelength

importantof some 7,600 from

are those kilometres,

Nanchangwereto

Changsha,

Wireless Nanking

telephone to Hankow, Changsha to Kweiyang, and Hankow to Changsha.

5th_ December 1936.communication

Work on thebetween Canton and

nine-province Shanghai Telephone

long-distance was openedSystem on the

designed to connect all the important cities it the provinces of Kiangsu, Chekiang,

Anhuei, Kiangsi, Hupeh, Hunan, Honan, Shantung, and Hopeh was practically com-

pleted at the close of the year.

The Summing Up

In his summing up on the conditions of trade in 1936, Mr. Osborne writes :—

It was fortunate that the decline of 17 per cent in the gold unit valuation of

direct

by imports, largely of ascribable to smuggling, wasaninincrease

some degree

of 2.4 compensated for

value ofstabilisation

the imports when exchange,

convertedwhich permittedEven

into dollars. more fortunate per the

was centincrease

in the

ofthe22.6depression from which China has been suffering since the year 1929. The totalof

per cent in the value of direct exports, which definitely pointed to a lifting

value of tradeover

$152 million for the

the year,

figureamounting to $1,647

for the previous year,million,

while the represented an increase

adverse balance of tradeof

was reduced from $343 million for 1935 to $235 million

being the lowest adverse balance record since the year 1919. Provided no untoward for the year under review,,

events intrude and the crops for 1937 are on the same scale as those for 1936, there is-

reason

1

936 will tobehope thatasthis

recalled the upward trend,

year inmay

firstoffullfluctuation which be the

sustained,

reformed in.curjrency

vetrpsp^ci;sys.tem

the year

has

been on trial, and the absence in exchange,

in prices, would appear to provide ample proof of the success of the new financial Coupled With a general rise

measures adopted. The year also bore witness to the attainment by Chinh of the

^greatest

ofcredit measure of unificationprogress

agriculture since thewas establishment in ofseveral

the Republic. In the fields

system forandtheindustry,

assistance of farmers, theevident

improved planting directions.

of cotton,The rice,rural

and

wheat, and the steps taken to improve the cultivation

technical advance in the realms of agriculture, while in the,,industrial sphere, of tea, tdlk, etc., all pointtheto

establishment of machine works, chemical distilleries, sugar and oil refineries, etc.,

provides evidence

munications of the growth

great advance has beenof made industrial development.

in railway and highway In theconstruction

matter of com- and

in aerial development. From a study of available statistics it ib appafent that China

is becoming less dependent on imports from abroad, especially in the spheres of

foodstuffs and consumers’ goods in general, and that imports in future are more likely

tooils,beand

restricted

the like,toeither

capitalunavailble

goods, suchin asChina machinery, certainthe

or of which metals e nd ores_,isvehicles,

production not yet

sufficiently

gresses the demand for China’s staple commodities of export will increaserecovery

advanced. Indications point, furthermore, that as world pro-

rather than

the reverse. Admitting certain unstable factors in the

is reason to believe that, with some measure of accord, China is set fair on a course international position, there

which should result in considerable pp-opprative adY^nce and achievement.

Conditions in 1936

In connexion with the internal situation of the country, the most notable achieve-

ment of the Central Government during the year, was the attaiument of greater

unity

and Kwangsiand the incidents

extensionwithout

of central 'authority.

the actual use of The forceliquidation

did much toofenhance the Kwangtung

the pre-

stige

into of the

Southern Central

Hunan Government.

during the The

middle advance

of the of

year, Kwangtung

in .defiance and

of Kwangsi

the order oftroops

the

Central Authorities, for a time threatened civil conflict. Through the tactful but

firm

civil handling

war was of last

at the situation

averted. by

In Generalissimo

July General ChiarigChi-tu.ng

Chen ‘ Kai-shek,wastherelieved

dangerofofhisa

post as Commander-in-Ohief of Kwangtung Forces and Pacification Commissioner of

Kwangtung,

same time, theandSouth-west

his army was put under

Political the command

Council of GeneralExecutive

and the South-west V u Han-mbu. At the

Cbmniitlee

were

accepted abolished. In

the appointments September General Li Tsung-jen and Mr. Huang Hsu,-d)u

of the Provincial Governmentrespectively

of Kwangsi, as Pacification Commissioner

and their assumption and Chairman

of these new posts

indicated the return of Kwangsi to the fold of the Central Authorities.

Events in North Chiua, however, remained unsettled and obscure. Under the

aegis

regime ofin.theEastern

JapaneseHopehKwangtnng army, the! activityMuch of the so-calledattention“autonomous

to the proposed scheme of” Sino-Japanese

remained uncurtailed.

co-operation in public the economic was drawn

development

of North China ; the year ended, however, without any cmuiEete accomplishment.

An orgy of smuggling, to which further reference will

events in Nbrth China, seriously affecting, China’s Customs reyenue and at times be made later, accompanied

threatening the integrity of the Maritime| Customs system. The interference of

Japanese

the Government militaryaswithwellthe Ciistoms Preventive

as representations from Service

interested drew repeated,

Pbwerb, thereby protests frora,

attracting

world-wide attention and comment. With a view to a general readjustment bf Siho-

Japanese

Chun, relations,

Foreign preliminary

Minister, and Mr. parleys tookJapanese

place inAmbassador

March betweenChina, General further

Chang

negotiations were postponed uponH.Mr. Arita,

Arita’s recall to take uptothe postbutof Foreign

Minister in Japan. Upon the arrival of the new Japanese Ambassador, Mr. S.

Kawagoe, diplomatic negotiations were continued.

China experienced one of the best crops for several years, tWe value of the year’s

crops

in thebeing

springestimated

at the rapidto berise^3,OOd

in themillion

YangtszemoreKiver,than inhut1935. Some-alarm

no fibodb was felt

were: experienced

either in this or jn the Yellow River. On the contrary,

autumn reached the lowest levels recorded for many years, causing some inconveniei the Yangtsze-River in thece

A16 CHINA

to shipping. The breach which occurred in the Yellow River in 1935 at Tungchwang

was successfully repaired, the river resuming its usual course and the flood waters in

the surrounding large area being gradually drained away. The National Economic

Council and the National Resources Commission intensified their efforts in the direc-

tion of the achievement of economic self-sufficiency. Ending the first complete

Transpacific crossing by the Pan-American Twentieth Country Clipper ships, the

Philippine Clipper landed at Macao on the 23rd October, proceeding on the same

afternoon to Hong Kong. On the following day, arrangements having been completed

for the call at Hong Kong of the machines of the China National Aviation Corpora-

tion, one of the Corporation’s machines carried the incoming passengers on to Shang-

hai. This linking-up of Hong Kong by the China National Aviation Corporation

enables a through flight to be mado from China either to America by the Pan-American

Airways or to Europe by Imperial Airways.

DIRECTORY

LEGATIONS

Belgium

Peiping;—Teleph.

Legation1452Street,

(East); East

CableEnd,

Ad: ^ HM&*

Beige. Ta fa kuo ch’in ch’ai ta shu

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister France—Legation

Plenipotentiary—Baron Jules Guil- Telephs. 3670 and 760Street,

laume

Peiping;

(E.O.); Cable Ad:

Ambafrance

Brazil—32,Chun Shu Hutung (East City), Ambassador—P. E. Naggiar

Peiping Conseiller—H. Hoppenot

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenip.—H. E. Pedro Leao Velloso Secretaire—F. Lacoste

Secretary—Renato de L. Lago Consul—L. Colin

Premier Interprete—D. Rhein

Cuba—234, Hungjao Road; Cable Ad: Interpretes

Gilbert, J. —Royere

J. P.andDubose, P. E.

R. Faure

Capiro, Shanghai

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary — General

Manuel Piedra Martel

Czechoslovakia—274, Kiaochow Road, 18 <£ * ® K *

Shanghai Ta te kuo ta shih kuan

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- Germany—14, Legation St., Peiping;

ter Plenipotentiary — Robert Teleph. 922; Cable Ad: Diplogerma

Feitscher Secretary of Legation—Dr. H.

Denmark—26, The Bund; Cable Ad: Bidder

Legadane, Shanghai Chancellor—H. Wobser

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- Stenographer—Mrs. E. Trendel

ter Plenipotentiary—Oscar de Clerk of Works—A. Thiel

Oxholm Hon. Physician—Prof. P. Krieg, m.d.

 CHINA Al7

A Secy.-Interpr.—Th. de Josselin de

Ta Ting Kuo Ta Shih Kuan Jong

Secy.-Interpr.—A. E. Abell

'Great Britain—N. Legation St., Peiping; do. . —H. Bos (Nanking)

Telephs.

Prodrome654, 835 and 1151 (E.); Cable Ad: First Chancellor—A. Kok

Envoy Extraordinary and Ambas- Norway—2, Peking Road, Shanghai;

sador Plenipotentiary—Sir H. Teleph. 16295

Knatchbull-IIugessen, k.c.m.g. Charge d’Affaires—N. Aall

Naval Attache—Capt. H. B. Raw-

lings, O.B.E., r.n. (Tokyo)

Military Attache—Lt. Col. W. A. Poland—83, Rte. Pichon and 26, Rte.

Delastre; Cable Ad: Polmission;

Lovat-Fraser, o.b.e. P.O. Box 1801, Shanghai

Ghinese Counsellor—A. D. Black- Envoy juxtraordinary and Minis-

burn, C.B.E. ter Plenipotentiary—G. B. de

Commercial Counsellor — Sir Louis Weydenthal

Beale, k.c.m.g., c.b.e. (Shanghai) Councellor—Dr. J. Krysinski

1st Secretary — D. J. Cowan, Attache—Jan Wurcel

O.B.E., M.C. Chancellor—Piotr Mroz

Consul—Allan Archer, o.b.e. Secretary-Typist—A. Kaczkowska

Commercial Secretary—J. C. Hutchi-

son, O.B.E.

■Chinese Secretary—L. H. Lamb Ta si yang kuo chiin ch’ai kung shu

2nd Secretary—B. E. F. Gage Portugal—Peiping; Teleph.and

538 (East)

3rd Secretary—G. P. Young Envoy Extraordinary Minister

Vice-Consuls—W. G. C. Graham & Plenip.—H. E. Armando Navarro

J. A. M. Marjoribanks Secretary—C. de Liz-Teixeira Bran-

Acct.—E. Williams quinho

Probationer Vice-Consuls — C. T. Secy.-Interpreter—-J. F. das Chagas

Crowe, J. F. Ford, J.A.G.Tonybee,

B.M. Teesdale

C. MacDernst, Tahourdin, Vice Consul—Mario R. das Chagas

and C. B. B. Heatherte-J. Spain—Peiping

Smith Envoy lixbraordinary E.andDonMinister

Archivist—A. T. Cox Plenipotentiary—H. Justo

Clerical Officers—A. Veitch,

North and C. E. A. Carney P. A. Garrido y Cisneros

Cypher Officers—H. C. E. Tubb, Secretary—D. Jorge Spottorno

D. Clarke and C. M. Alport Interpreter Secretary—W. P. Thomas

Stenographer—A. Marshall ffy gj* Jfe Jjjg ^ Ta jue tienkuofu

Chaplains—Rt. Rev. Bishop F. L. Sweden—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road,

Norris, d.d. and Rev. O. A. Shanghai; Teleph. 10100; Cable Ad:

Griffiths

Commandant of Embassy Guard— Svensk Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Major M. Deane, o.b.e. Plenipotentiary — Baron Johan

Medical Officer—Dr. W. H. Graham Beck-Friis

Aspland, m.d. Secretary of Legation—Erek Kronvall

Constable—T. Pearson

Chancery Attendant—J. Wisher United States of America—Legation

Street, West; End,

(Tung-chii) CablePeiping; Teleph. 919

Ad : Amembassty-

Ta ho lan kuo chiin dial kung shu Ambassador Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary—The

Trusler Johnson Hon. Nelson

Netherlands—Legation

End, Peiping Street, West Counsellor (resident Nanking)—

Envoy Extraord. and Minister Plenip Willys R. Peck

-H. E. Baron G. W. de Vos Counsellor (Peiping)—Frank R.

van Steenwyk Lockhart

Secretary—Jonkheer M. W. van First Secretary—George R. Mer-

Weede rell, jr.

 CHINA

Second Secretaries—Laurence E: Post Paymr.—Major William C

SalisCmy', Robert Lacy Smyth, Hall, u.s.M.o.

Paul W. JMeyer, Oliver Edmund

Cltibb',' George Atcheson (Nan- Post Quartermaster—Oapt. 'Solon

king). Clayson W. Aldridge C. Kemon, u.s.max

(Nanking), J. Hall Paxton Post Adjutant—Capt. Gerald C.

(Nanking) Thomas, u.s.m.c.

Third Secretaries—Cecil B. Lj-oin, Post Exchange Officer—Captain

Douglas Jenkins (Nanking) Frank J. Uhlig, u.s.m.c.

Attaches for Language Study- Communication Officer -h- Captain

Troy L. Perkins, John S. Ser- Maxwell H. Mizell, u.s.m.c.

vice, Charles S. Millet, Edward Company Officers—Capt. John A.

E. Rice. ’ Bemis, u.s.M.c.r Capt. Joseph C.

Clerks—Dorothy St. Clair, Emme- Burger, u.s.M.o., Capt. Kenneth

line Arguello, Alvin E. Bandy, H. Cornell, u,s.m.c., 1st Lt.

S. E, Williams, Julia H. Stimp- Robert B. Luckey, u.s.m.c., 1st

son, Emile P. Gaseie, jr ■ Kath- Lt. Clarence O. Cobb, u.s.m.c.,

leen Todd, Brice W. Goldsbo- 1st Lt. Thomas J. Colley,

rough, Philip1 D. Sprouse-’ U.S.M.C., 1st - Lt. Wilbur J.

McNenny, u.s.m.c:, 2nd Lt. Fre-

Military Attache’s Office derick A. Ramsey, jr., u.s.m.c.,.

Military Attache—Col. Joseph W. 2nd Lt. William N. McGill,

Sti.lwell, u.s.a. u.s.m.c., 2nd Lt> Stanley W.

Assistant Military Attache—Capt. Trachta, u.s.m.c., 2nd Lt. Wil-

David D. Barrett, u.s.a. liam J. Van Ryzin, .u.s.m.c.,

Language Officers—Captain Frank i _ Chief ChMarGun. Otho Wiggs, u.s.m.c.

D6rn, Captain Frank N. Ro- ( Quartermaster Qlerk—Wal-

berts, > Captain Edwin M. Su- ter E. Yaecker, u.s.m.c.

therland, Captain Earl Mattice, Chief Pay ClerkLeonard J.

Captain rSamuel H. Fisher' Straight, u.s.m.c.

Naval Attache’s Office Naval Officers Attached

Naval Attache—Comdr. Thomas Senior Medical Officer—Captain

M. Shock, u.s.n. Ceorgfe' W. Shepard, (M.C.)

Assistant Naval Attache—Captain U.S.N.

Charles C. Brown, u.s.n. Dental Officer—Lt.-Cbmdr. Andrew

Language Officers—Capt. William L. Burleigh, Dental Corps ,.

L. Bales, 1st Lt. Bankson T. U.S.N.

Holcomb, jr., 1st Lt. Samuel B. Med. Officer—Lieut. Edward P.

Griffith Kunkel, Medical Corps, u.s.n.

Marii)e Detachmcut Chief Radio Electrician—Mars W.

.Commanding Post—Lt. Col, Palmer, u.s.n.

Ale- Commercial

xander A. Vandegrift, u.s.m.c. Attache’s Office

Executive Officer—Lt.-Col.

B, Erskine;, u.s.m.c. Graves Commercial Attache—Julean Ar-

nold (Shanghai)

IntC igence Officer—Major Donald Assistant Commercial Attache—A.

G. Oglesby, u.s.m.c. • Bland Calder (Shanghai)

 ¥ PEIPING *

% )B Shun-tien formerly Peking . JR

Peiping (formerly known as Peking) is situated on a sandy plain 13 miles S. W. of

the Pei-no 116

longitude river,deg.and27 about

min. E.,110ormiles fromonitsthemouth,

nearly in latitude

parallel of Naples. 39 deg.A canal

54 min.connects

N. and

the city with the Pei-ho.

From Dr. Dennys’

sketch:—“The city formerly description

existingofonPeipingthe siteweofquote

the the following

southern briefofhistorical

portion Peiping

was the capital of the Kingdom of Yan. About

thrown by the Chin dynasty and the seat of Government was removed elsewhere. 222 B.C., this kingdom was over-

Taken from the Chins by the Khaitans about 936 a.d., it was some two years after-

wards

Khaitans,made the turn

in their southern capital of ofthat

took possession the people. The Kin

capital, calling it thedynasty,

‘ Westernsubduing

Residence.’the

About A.D. 1151, the fourth sovereign of the Kins transferred the Court thither, and

named

Kublai it the

Khan Central Residence. In 1215, it was captured by Genghis Khan. In 1264

Residence, the fixed

peoplehisat residence

large generallythere,calling

givingit itShun

the Hen-fa.

title of InChung-tu1267 a.d.,or the

Central

city

was

tu—the transferred 3 li (one mile)

‘Great Residence.’ Thetooldtheportion

Northbecameof it's then

whatsite, andknown

is now it was then

as thecalled Ta-

‘Chinese

city, and the terms ‘ Northern ’ and ‘ Southern ’ city, or more commonly nei-chmg

(within

who the wall)theandMongol

succeeded wai-cheng (without the wall), camecontinue

into use. The native Emperors

of Government. The Courtdynasty did not,

was shortly however,

afterwards removed toto make Nanking,Pekingwhichthe seat

was

considered the chief city of the Empire until, in 1421,

of the Ming dynasty, again held his Court at Peiping, since which date it has remained Yung Lo, the third Emperor

the capital of China.”

city Theandpresent city of Peiping

theTheSouthern is divided intois two

nowportions, the Manchu

NorthernSectionor Inneras

formerly. generalor shapeOuter. ofTherePeiping mayno purely

be roughly represented

by a square placed upon an oblong, the former standing for the Northern

and the latter for the Southern city. The wrhole of the town is, of course,

walled.

in height Theandwalls

40 feet of inthewidth,

Northern arecitybuttressed

are the atstrongest. They average 50yards. feet

The parapets are loop-holed andand crenelated. They areintervals

faced on both of aboutsidessixty

with brick,

the space between being filled with earth and concrete. Each of the gateways is

insurmounted

height, 25byfeet a three-storied

thick at thepagoda.

base, andThe15walls feet ofwide

the onSouthern

the terre cityplein.

are aboutThe30total

feet

circumference of the walls round the two cities slightly

most Section of the Northern city called Kin-ching or Forbidden City, contains exceeds 20 miles. The inner-

the Imperial Palace and its surrounding buildings.

There iscitylittlewasdirect foreign trade with Peiping, but it is growing. In the August,

of1884,thetheworld, by anbrought

overlandintolinedirect telegraphic

to Tientsin via communication

Tungchow. Thewith Ministryrestof

Communications

two has now its own wireless installation. The year 1899 witnessed

years other innovations,

previously, which ofwould

viz., the erection have been buildings

large two-storied regardedonasprominent impossiblesites ten

for

the Austrian Legation and the Hongkong and Shanghai

immemorial tradition that the feng-shui must resent elevation in houses other than Bank. These were breaks with

those of

opened in 1897.the immortal gods and the Son of Heaven. The railway line to Tientsin was

termini Duringbrought1902 tothethefortification

Ch'ien Men ofinthe theLegation

Southernquarter

city, andwasthecompleted,

reconstruction therailway

of the

various Legations was begun. These were slowly

barracks connected with each for the accommodation of the Legation Guards. brought to completion, and extensive As

A 20 PEIPING

most Chinese buildings in this section

appearance of a European settlement of about were removed

half a the Legation

square mile inquarter

extent.presents

There the

are

several

larger largemore

and stores, which sellthan

convenient all kinds

it was ofbefore;

foreignthere

goods.is aThe PeipingChurch

Catholic Club isformuch

the

Legation Guards, and several hospitals—Rockefeller Foundation (a handsome and

splendidly equipped institution/the opening of which marked an epoch

of Peiping), Dojin (Japanese, completed in 1917), Central, German, St. Michael’s and the in the history

Methodist

tion for bothEpiscopal

ChiiieseJohnandL.• European

Hopkins Memorial—

patients. whichThere are

areprovided with accommoda-

many foreign banks, and

numerous Chinese banks. In addition to a number of smaller hotels, there are two

large splendidly-equipped

The latter is a magnificenthotels—the Hotel des

structure capable Wagons-Lits and1,000

of accommodating the guests.

Hotel de Pekin.

haveThe

beenmain streetswhich

organized of Peiping are macadamized,

will fuhiish light whereverand two electric

wanted lightOutside

in the city. companies

the

Legation quarter there are many foreign buildings, the number

yearly, changing to some extent the appearance of the business localities adjacent of which is growingto

the Glacis.

, Sinceregime,

Manchu the revolution manyplace.

changes, which would have beenallunthinkable under the

the

aitthorities havehave taken

constructed several Innewaddition

streets toat opening

considerabje available gates,

cost, and are giving

better

City Wallaccess to certain

is now piercedlocalities

in over which

a dozenwere formerly

places, badlynewserved.

and three The Imperial

thoroughfares have

been opened, viz., the Nan Ch’ih Tzu, the Nan Fu K’ou, and the Fu Yu Chieh, the

last-mentioned providing a well-made road alongside the western wall

City. Peiping has a population of 1,375,634 (figures of the Ministry of the Interior.) of the Imperial

and There

foreign,hassince

beenthea considerable

transfer of the decline

capitalin totheNanking.

official population, both Chinese

There are air services to Shanghai via Tientsin and Tsingtao and to Canton via

Tsinanfu, Sianfu, Hankow and Changsha.

motorPeiping

roads isto nowmanyconnected

places in with Tientsin Hills.

the Western by a motor road, and there are also*

DIRECTORY

(For Legations See China Section, Pages A16-A1X)

Administrative Commission of the n&MBmn

Diplomatic Quarter

Members—Y. Muto (Japanese Em- AmericanMeiBank kuo chow piao gun ssu

bassy), president, J. Pieters Chieh, Hui ChiNote Ssu;Co.Teleph.

— Pei659Ch’ang

(E);

(Belgian Legation), M. le Jonk- Cable Ad: Banknote

heer M. W. van Weede (Nether-

lands Legation), J. Dautremer American Chamber of Commerce (See?

(Banque de Plndo-Chine), hon. Associations)

treasurer, J. H. Voskamp

(Deutsch-Asiatische Bank) m m

Medical Officer of Health-W. H. American U.S.A.),

Chinese Co. (Federal Inc.

Ford SalesTeleph

Service—4, Tung

Graham Aspland, m.d. Chang An Chieh; 4380 (East);

Clerk of Works—A. Thiele

Inspector of Police —Capt. M. Inouye Cable Ad: Tacco

G. T. Cole, manager

Secretary—W. P. Thomas G. Schedin

 PEIPING A21

mm % 0 Hua an, yiao fawj

American Drug Store, Wholesale, Retail China International Famine Relief

and DispensingDruggists an

—94, HatamenStreet;Cable Ad: Hua-An Hutung, East (Jity; Cable Ad: Famrei

American Express Co.: (ASee Banks) or 2405; Codes l)sed: Bentley’s, Mission

and C.I.M. and China Republican

and Suez’s

i, m San chung

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.; Deutsch Club—6, Legation Street

Engineers, Contractors, Importers

and Manufacturers—1, Ta Yuan Fu International Anti-Opium Associa-

Hutung; Teleph. 1935 (East); Cable tion

Ad : Danica

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

Peiping Institute of Fine Arts—18,.

Pao Fang Hutung

Yu-pang jen- shou-pao-hsien-kung-szu

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- Peking Club—Rue Marco Polo; Telephs.

ance—36, Teng Shih Kou, East

City ; Cable Ad : Alicochina ; Code : 602 Tung Chu (Office), 1294 and 3985

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for Tung Chu (inside Club); Cable

President—H. Hoppenot

Ad:Club

the Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai Vice-President—D. J. Cowan

M. Chang, manager Hon. Secretary—A. O. Hyland

Asiatic News Agency—15, Yen-yao St., Committee Member in charge of

East City; Teleph. 399 (East); Cable House and Entertainment—A.

Ad: Asiatic Gohring

Mitchell C. L. Chang, proprietor Hon. Treasurer—C. H. Lauru

Race Course Committee—Captain

m & fa *ta s W. C. Hall

Ying shang a si a huo yu Tcungszu Committee Member in charge of

Library and Tennis—F. Oliver

Asiatic PetroleumStreet;

Ltd.—Legation Co. (North China),

Telephs. 1688 Committee Member in charge cP

(East), Manager’s Residence: 486 (East);

(East), Indoor Games and Swimming—

and Depot Tungpienmen: 2392 J. Pieters

Cable Ad: Morrison,

Doric mgr. General Committee—Lt.-Col. A. A.

D. W. Vandergrift

ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS, &c. Young Men’s Christian Association

(Chinese)—280, Hatamen Street

American Chamber of Commerce—8, Telephs. 954 (East) or 1678 (East);

Tung Tan Erh Tiao Hutung Gable Ad: Nassau; Codes used:

President—S.

Vice do. —J. F.F. Howard

De Vault Mission and Western Union

Treasurer and Secretary—F. C. Fette

British Chamber of Commerce—c/o Young Women’s Christian Association

(Chinese)—19, Hsi Lo Hutung

Mentoukou Coal Co.

m w, m n x. m # Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Marine,.

Association of Chinese and American Fire,Street, MotOr-Car Insurance—9, Legation

Engineers—6, Ts’ai

Teleph. 3284, East Ch’ang Hutung; (East); Legation

Cable Ad:Quarter; Teleph.

Intersavin. 1522

Head

President—S. M. Dean Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare, Paris.

Eastern Branch Office: 9, Avenue Edward Far

Secretary—O.

Treasurer—T. J. Todd

King VII,P. Shanghai

Editor—Miss Mabel I. Huggins Jarno, agent

ASS PEIPING

y> A N K S Te hua in h,,n

ft a 9

n & ® ® m m Deutsch - Asiatische Bank—Legation

Mei kuo yuen tang ying hong Street;

TeutoniaTeleph. 969 (East); Cable Ad:

American

Shipping,Express Co.,wayInc.,andBanking,

Travel, Kail Steam- J. H. Voskamy, manager

ship Tickets—Grand J. Kroen^rt, aosountant

Lits; Cable Ad: AmexcoHotel des Wagons

S. F. Howard, manager ft IS aI! 61 Vin

W. W. Trevor, cashier

L. Kukuranov (shipping dept.) Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

Miss o. VV<‘inglass, secretary poration — Legation

855 (East Office); Cable Street; Teleph.

Ad: Lascar

Bank op Tientsin Ltd., Inc.— Hatamen J. A. Ridgway, sub-agent

Street; Teleph. E. 1030 J. Wilkie

ft ® m 65 m # ^ 13 IS

Tung fang huei li yin hang Wan kwok tsz chu way

Banqub

Teleph. 302 East; Cable Ad: IndochineSt.

dk TIndo-Chine— Legation International Savings Society —

9, Legation

Ad: St., Legation

lutersavin. Quarter;

Head Office: Cable

7, Avenue

ft ft x m 4* Edward VII, Shanghai. Paris Office:

Banoue Franco-Chinoise pour lb Com- 85,'

RueKue‘St. Lazare. Saigon Office: 26,

Chaigneau

merce

Ltd.) -- Legation, Street: (French

et lTndustrie Cable Co.,

Ad: P. Jarno, manager

GeranOiiine

J. Bardac, manager ft Chin die rig yin hang

IL'de Ciiazelles, signs per pro. Kincheng Banking Corporation—Hsi-

Mine. Vassilevsky Chiao Ming Hsiang; Telephs. 2360

ft m. m im m and 2452 South; Cable Ad: Kin-

chen

Mai chia li yin hang

Chartered Bank of India, Australia ff iS rt? Rk Hua cfte yfty hann

and China—Legation Street; Teleph.

676 (East); Cable Ad: Prudence N vtionaL City Bank ok New York, The

R. R. Johnston, manager —Legation Street; Telephsi 893,. 2463

and 2908; Cable Ad: Citibank

Continental Bank—Capital (paid up)

$3,791,000.00, Reserves: $2,300,132.80.

Total Resources: $99,654,a35.>'9, ft m * m ** m m

Correspondents : Chemical Bank and HHh hua shang yeh chu lisa y in hang

Trust Co., Bankers Trust Co., NAv Sin-Hua Trust , and Savings BaRk—

York; Wells Fargo Bank and Union Long Fang T’ou T’ihoj. outside Chien-

Trust Co., San Francisco; National men;

Prov. Bank. Ltd., and National

City Bank of . New York, London; CableHead Office: Teleph.

Ad: Sinhuabank 2310 (South);

or 0238

Societe GanPrale, Paris; Conrad

Hinrich Donner, Hamburg; The ft ^ feftE m m

Mitsui Bank, Kobe

Heng Pin Cfflenf Ghiii Yin Hang

ft Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

Yi jiirt fcrng ktoan yin hang Street; Telephs. 42, 280 and 281 (Hast);

Credit Fongier D’Extreme-Orient, Cable Ad: Shokin

I!. Ihara, manager

;, Mortgage Bank

Agents: Banque de I’indo-Chine—

Legation Street Banque^dk LTndochine (s

 PEIPING A -i:i

fj] ^ jfjE- g| Lung hu kung sssu Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Basel & Frey, Architects, Consulting Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

—45, Wai Chiao Pu Chieh; Cable

Engineers and General Contractors

63a, Ta Fang Chia Huturig; Teleph. 140 Ad: Rinchee

(East);

5th edn.Cable Ad: Basel; Code: A-B.C. Li H

F. W. Basel, architect and engineer Carlowitz & Co.,m Merchants,° Engineers

Bertram, K,, Curio Dealer and also Drugs and Contractors—12,

Teleph. Hatamen

208 (East); Cable Street;

Ad: Carlo witz

and Chemicals—6, Legation Street;

Telephs. 1867 (East); Cable Ad: Bertram Chartered Bank of India, Australia

H. Bertram and China (See Banks)

M i? 35 2;J Li y(l yoh fan9 China Continental Commerce Co.

Importers, Exporters andr

Betines & Co., S. J., Orienta Pharmacy, Ltd., Commission Agents—64, Shang Tang

Dispensing and Analytical Chemists-

Ilatamen

Cable Street; Teleph. 456 (East); Pu Chieh

Ad: Betinesco

A. Gohring, manager China Crafts—10, Big Embroidery

Street

Black, & Co., J. F., Engineers—32, Ta

Yuan Fu Hutung; Teleph. East; China Fire Insurance Co., Ltr.—45,

Cable

J. F.Ad: Engineer

Black, b.sc., a.m.i.C.e. Wai Chiao Pu Chieh

A. C Henning & Co., agents

British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. China International Famine Relief

—5, Rue Morco Polo; Teleph. E. 4585 Commission (See Associations)

a fi5ii f-p ¥ M 4f tii n m +

Ttai tseng pu pei piiig yin shiu chu Chung Hua Chi Lu Hong

Bureau of Engraving and Printing China Radiator Co., Radiator and Boiler

Chinese Government Printing Bureau Manufacturers, Sanitary and Heating.

under Ministry

Engravers, ofCommercial

also Pai Finance), Banknote

Printing Engineers, HeatingLang(All Men

Systems)—

& Engraving—1, Chih Fang;Telephs. Office:

Teleph. 311,

4638 Chao

(East). Factory: HsiSteet;.

P’ien

701 and 710 (South) Cable Ad: Engrav-

prin; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. & Bentley’s Men Wei; Teleph. 2045 (South)

Second

T. Y. Wu, director China Radio Corporation, Ltd. -73,

H.M.J. L.Fei,Ting,

co-director

business manager Pa Mien Tsao; Teleph. E. 567

China Travel Service—3, Hsi Chiao

Camel Bell, Curios, Gifts, etc., Retail Ming Hsiang

Store

Pekin; and

CableExporter —Grand Hotel de

Ad: Camelsbell

Helen Burton China WeeklyinChronicle,

Newspaper The, Weekly

English Language —2

Mei Chia Hutung, East City; Te-r

Camera Craft Co., Photographers & 419 leph. 1641 E.O. (Business Office),

Photographic Supplies—2, Morrison Ad : F.O. (Editorial Office); Cable

Chronicle

Street W. Sheldon Ridge, editor-in-chief

H. Meng, gen. manager

Cameron || ^ Ta Chang

Land and& Estate

Co., Auctioneers (Christie’s),

Agents, Importers and Chinese Engineering and Development

Exporters—52,

Teleph. 2855 East Hsi Piao Pei Hutung, Co.—Office: 75, Nam Chih Tzu; Teleph.

T. A. S. Cameron, manager 3687M. East; Cablegeneral

A. Raider, Ad : Codco

manager

A24 PEIPING

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS Dallas & Co. (Established 1863), Com

merce, Finance, Industry and In-

m m m m & surance—52, Tung Tang Tze Hu-

tung; Teleph. East2425; Cable Ad:

C'hing hem tieh lu chu Sallad

Peiping-Hankow Railway—Tung Chang R. B. Dallas

An Chieh; Teleph. 858 (East); Cable J, O. Dallas

Ad: Kin ban F. Summers, Ins. Dept.

Shen Fu Ching, compradore

% mm * Keng Wei Fu, accountant

Peiping-Suiyuan

Peiping; Telephs. Line1216,—2240

HeadandOffice:

1545 Danby, C. G. (District Manager,

(West); Cable Ad: Kalganry, Peiping Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.)—7a,

T’tsin.;Qodes: Bentley's & A.B.C. 5th and

edn Erh Tiao Hutung; Teleph. 152 East

Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock and Share

^ ^ IS « ^ ^ ^ Broker. Land and Real Estate

Chimg hua yi h&iieh tsa chih yiny wen pu Agents—Chartered Bank Building.

Chinese: Legation Street; Telephs. 1456 and

of the Medical

MedicalJouknal, Official

Profession in Organ

China 1487 (East); Cable Ad: Security;

Codes: Petersens and Private.

Published Monthly in English—Publica-

tion Office : Peiping Union Medical Correspondents in: London, New

College; Cable Ad: Physiology York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa-

O. K Khaw, editor (Peiping) pore, Tientsin, etc.

James L. Maxwell, editor (S’hai) R. S. Davis

Christie’s Auction Rooms—52, Hsi Piao I. S. Annand

PeiT.Hutting; Teleph. manager

2855 (East) Y. C. Wei

A. Cameron, Deutch-Asiatische Bank (see Banks)

Church op England Mission (set Missions) ^ ti Tefoo

iH ffl} Tung chi lung Deutsche F arben- H an delsgesellsch a ft

•Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., and Wagons- Photographic Waibel & Co., Supplies—21,

AnilineDyes, Chemicals,

Ltts and

ing Co., General Passenger,

Insurance Agents, Eorwa' rd- Hutung; Teleph.

Foreign 369 (East); Gan

CableMien

Ad:

Bankers — Grand Hotel de Pekin; Waidefag

Telephs, 2262 and 948 (East); Cable Directory and Chronicle of the

Ad:B. Coupon

C. Hale, branch mgr. Far East—(China, Japan, Malaya,

G. V. Perhuroff Philippines, Dutch East Indies, Indo-

I. M. Majouff China, etc.)Agents—The French Book-

Peiping

J. L. Mouat (Peiping & Tientsin) , store, Grand Hotel de Pekin

-Customs, Chinese Maritime—2, Tung District Directorate of Telecom-

Ch’ang An Chieh, Peiping; Teleph. munications ; of Hopei Provnce,

3076 (East Office)

Chang Yung Nian, acting deputy The—12, Tung Chang An Chieh,

Peiping; Telephs. 820 & 1119 (E.O.)

commissioner Ho Swai, managing director

Chung Ping-cheng, assistant S. J. Chen, chief engineer

Feng Yen, do. M. S. Liu, superintendent

Choo Pe-tung,

Fan Chang-chad, clerk

do. P. L. Wang, controller

Pan Hsin-keng, typist C. L. Wang, comptroller

Kao Yuan-che, acting assistant Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Tyres

tidesurveyor and

J. Kennedy, appraiser

K. Okamoto, examiner CableRubber Goods—15,Teleph.

Ad: Pneumatic; Kan Yu2270

Hutung;

East

H. Liu, assistant clerk of works S. North

G. Hayes

China(Tientsin), manager for

 PEIPING A25

/aTa # m m * ^ Tjr Yen thing Ta hsueh

tung tien pao chu Yenching

Eastern Extension, Australasia and and 2700University—Telephs.

(East) and Hsi Yuan4400,4100

branch

China Telegraph Co., Ltd. (Associated 10; Cable Ad: Yenta

with Imperial and International Com-

munications,

Teleph. 444 Ld.)—Wai Chang Building; m x m m

EDUCATIONAL Hai-ching-kung-ch’ ang

X M Hua Wen Hsueh Hsiao Engineering Practice, Inc., Heating,

•College of Chinese Studies, co- ing Plumbing, Electric Installation, Build-

! Construction,

operating with California College in Boilers, Radiators and Manufacturers

Hospital Sup-of

China—5, T’ou T’iao Hutung, Tung plies— 11, Fang Chia Hutung, Anting-

Ssu Pai Lou; Telephs. 1633 and 2959 men Nei; Teleph. 3981 East

W. K. Tsu, mgr.

(E.O.); Cable Ad: Language S. H. Meng, engr.

Ecole St. Michel—Hatamen

Bro. Paul Chanel, directeur S.C. M.

C. Steinbeck, treasurer

Dean, adviser

S.S. F.K. Kwan,

Chang,business

Chinese manager

secretary

•French College—78, .Choun-men-kiai C. H. Chen, shop foreman

Bro. T Stanislas, directeur T. H. Chiang, job foreman

Bro. Abel, sous-directeu'r

Bro. Leonore, professeur Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Bro. Valentin, do. 1-2, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. E. 990

Bro. Leon-Marie, do.

Bro. L6on, do. Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—8, Tung

Pro. Michel, do. Tan Erh T’iao Hutung; Teleph. 4026

m m m m .(E.O.);

Bentley’s Cableand New .Ad:DuoFette; Codes:

IIua Mei Hsueh Hsiao H. C. Fette, president

North China American

for Foreign Children)School (School

— Tungbsien, F. C. Fette, secretary-treasurer

Hopei, Cable

nhow); via Peiping; Teleph.

Ad: Norcas, 5 (Tung-

Peitungchow ± Tai kun9

Harold W. Robinson, principal Fowler & Co., W. W., Iron and Steel and

Mrs. Harold

John W. Robinson

MacDonald Railroad Equipment—9, Hwang Cheng

Curtis Grimes Ken, Tung Hwa Win; Cable Ad:

Miss Mary B. Amo Fowlerco

W. W. Fowler, president

Miss Margaret Gleysteen

Lu Yi Shan tg* Rung mao,

Fan En Jung Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Exporters,

tit ® ft a & Importers and Engineers—294, Hatamen

Pei ping hsieh ho i hsueh yuan Street;

Frazar Teleph. 1949 (East); Cable Ad:

Peiping Union Medical College—Cable

Ad: Medical

Dr. Henry S. Houghton, acting Frenchffi Bookstore, m m x m it

The (Soci^te

director Fran^aise de Librairie et d’Edition),

Dr. C. E. Lim, dean of the Medi- Soc. a fesp.Headlimitee auGrand

Capital de

• cal School

J. Heng Liu, m.d., director (on de Pekin; Teleph. 581 (East); CableHotel

M.$45,000— Office:

Ad:

leave) Vetch

Tsing Hua University—Tsing Hua Yuan Agents HenriPekinotel

Vetch, general manager

(near Peiping); Teleph. 2756, 2759 for: —

•(West); Cable Ad. Bureduc Directory and Chronicle of

Y. C. Mei, president China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

A26 PEIPING

French Catholic Mission (See Missions) Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (See Banks)

French College (See Educational) HOSPITALS

Gillis, I. Y., Representing The Gest British Charitable Hospital—

Chbu Fen Ch’ang,’1 Ha'taiiieu Wai

Chinese Research Library, Prince-

ton, N. J. — Outside Hou Men,

Cable Ad : Silligvi or Gillis gS M & * Ckung yang i yuan

Central Hospital (Established 1917)—

Ping Tze Men St-; V\ est City; Telephs.

ft * Ti* ft 584 and 538 (West); Cable Ad:

Centrahbsp

Gkanu Hotel de Pekin—Telephs. 581,

2280, 3151, to 3153 (E.O.); Cable Ad:

Pekinotel;

J. Roustan,Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

manager gc H ti fpj Ta,by ien 1 yuan

Hopkins Memorial Hospital (Me-

thodist Episcopal Church), Gen-

*-i] m Ya u eral Hospital for Men, Training

Hackmack

Exporters — 10, Legation Street; Hatamen Street and Legation

Teleph. 2734 (E.O); Cable Ad: Street; Telephs: 608 & 1926 (E.)

Safeguard; Codes; Acme, A.B.C. International Hospital;(Si'- Michel)

6th,T Mouse and Bentley’s —18, Legation St.) Teleph. 1642(E.O.);

l . Rothe, proprietor Cable Ad: Hospital Sainh Michel

Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation Italian Hospital for Chinese- Near

Street; Teleph. 128'9 East; Cable Chinese Post Office Teieph,910 (Tung-

Ad: Hartung chu); Cable Ad: Giura

H.Embassy

B. M. Office of Works — British St. Vincent’s Hospital

C. E. Shelley, a.m.i.mech.e., resi-

dent engr. Howell, L. PI., Exchange, Bond, Stock:

and Share Broker,

Agent—Grand Hotel desandWagons

Insurance

Lits,

t. Kin Che:e Legation Street; Telephs. E.2640 and

Henning: & Co., A.Contractors

C., General Mer- E.4740; Cable Ad: Unity; Codes:

chants, Railway and Broomhall’s, Bentley’s, Peterson’s Inter-

Commission Agents — Peiping Offi- national L. Harold

H. Howell

ces : 45, Wai Chino Pu Chieh (o po- T. T’ang,- accountant

site New Wai Chiao Pu); Telephs. Agency

811 and 5025, East; Cable Ad: The Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.

Rinchee; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

5th edn., Western Union (5-letter)

and Acme.alsoTientsin

at SianOffice:

(Shensi)16, Rue Hussey, Harry,

de Paris

Bentley’s, ^ A.B.C. 5th edn. and Hutung; CableArchitect—1,

Ad: Hussey;Ta Soochow

, Codes;

Western Union (5-letter) and Acme. Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Tientsin Office: 16, Rue de Paris Harry Hussey, architect

also at Sian (Shensi)

A. C. Henning, managing director I. Chienmen;

Li Coal Mining Co., Ltjj.—Inside

Cable Ads: Uicoaland 1837

E. O. B. Cowen I. .0. Yang, general manager .

J. S. Lee C. T. Lee, assist, gen. manager

Agents, for S. L. Hou, business manager

• Canadian Pacific Railway C. F. Yang, chief mining efigi.

 PEIPING A27

A. Koenig, mining engineer MISSIONS

Y. T. Huang, do.

T. Gj Cheng, do. i? & m m *

C. Y. Chang, mining engr. stu. Chung hua sheng kung hui

P. C. Chao, do. Church of England Mission—Shun

S. L. Mao, do. Chih Men-nei, N an Kcu Yen, West

T. S. Liang, do. City; Cable Ad: Anlikan

P. N. Huang, civil engineer Right Rev. F. L. Norris, d.d., Bishop

C. K. Chang, coal dept. mgr. (Teleph. West 2681)

M. T. Chang, chief accountant A. J. D. Britiand, treasurer

T. C. Chen, cashier

Y. C. Chang, secretary

3- A Tien chu tang

InternatioifAL Dispensary—35, Chien French Catholic Mission, Mission

Men Street; Teleph, 1149 S.B.O. Catholique

Y. F. Chen, manager Teleph. 266 de Pekin (Lazaristes)—

International Savings Society Mgr. Paul Miontaigne, Vicaire

{See Banks) Apostolique

M. G. Vanhersecke, Vicaire-

General

13 t: Yan lap kung sze H. Verhaeren

Jen Li Co., The, Manufacturers and Ex- R. Flament | E. Ducarme

porters of Rugs and Carpets, Importers A. Hubreoht

A. lluvigneau jI J.J. Re to bry

and Exporters of General Merchandise, E.M. Castel i A. Gaste

liaayma-

also Commission Agents for Peiping Art V. Wagen

Goods—97,

3966 (East); Morrison

Cable Ad:Street;

Jenli; Teleph.

Codes: berg : li. IMfakiakers

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme. P.J. Routaboul

Corset ! M. Crowley

Branches : 78, Rue de France, Tientsin; J. I V. Vandorpe

475,Keats

Bubbling

8. Chu,Well Road,manager

general Shanghai M. Kavanagh j K.M. Murnaghan

HuySmans Howard

CN. C.T. Lin, manager J. Feely i N. GregoRe

Shen, assist, manager EhA. Vincent

Kavanagh j J. Bose

I Th. Rice

H. Tioliit | A. Vavruska i

Kendall, R. E„ Architect—1, Tsung Pu

Hutung; Teleph. 1383 East

London Missionary Society Wk tflfi Lim dun kui

Missions) ' London Missionary Society—Li Lu

Hutung,

Teleph. 575, HsiW.O.

Ssu Pa Lou, West City;

isi & P& ft- » A *<] £

Hung li jen sAou paa hsien kung szu ® 1ft # Chiu Shili Chun

Manvfac-ierers Life Insurance Co.

op Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung; Salvation Army, The— Headquarters

Teleph. 152 (East); Cable Ad: for Jiorth: China: 71, Wang Fu Ta

Manulife Chieh; Tfeleph.'

Salvation, 2922 (East); Cable Ad:

Peiping

C. CG. N. Ilanby, district mgr.

Tien. H. S. Lan, T. /L. Territorial Commander A. Lieut.

Tien, >S. P-. Chang, assist^; Commissioner Alfred J. Benwell

General

Lqdbrook Secy, — Brigadier Arthur

Editor, The

H. Littler “ Crusader’’---Adjutant

Men ton kou mei kwang kung szu Financial Secretary—Major H.

Mentoikpu Coal Mining Co.—Culty Collishaw

Chambers, Legation Street; Legation

Quarter: Teleph. 4518 (East); Gable Cashier—Adjutant L. Evenden

A d : Menkou Young People’s Department!—

A28 PEIPING

Major Eacott

Special Representative — Major National -Library of Peiping.

Founded in 1925- as Metropolitan

E. Wilkinson Library by the China Foundation

Training Institute—Major Stranks for the Promotion of Education and

Oversight of Evangelistic Work Culture; Amalgamated .with the-

(Regional)—Adjutants

man, J. GiiG. Peiping Library in. 1929, under the

G. Sowton, M. Beney, Present Name. Annual Budget:

Lancashire, Major Pierre Total Income M.$.151,000; ( U.S.

Dorthe, Major G. Walker, Ma- $41,000. M.$145,00.0. for Maintenance.

jor Waller and Adjutant J. US.$30,000 for Books. Publications:

Wells Annual Report of . the National

Shanghai Library; Bulletin pf the National

Major A. Harris Library; Quarterly Bulletin of

Captain D. Mclllveny Chinese Bibliography; Catalogue of

Captain H. Grattan Rare, Books 6 Vdlufnes! • Catalogue of

Chinese Ga'zettfeers 5 Volumes; Sung

Tientsin Hui Yao 200 Volurries; Reprint's of

Children’s Hostel—Major Mrs. Rare Books 70 Volumes; Index to

Collected Works of Ching Dynasty

Elliott Authors; Index to Sinological Liter-

Captain Catherine Smith ature. Chinese Collection 500,009

Peiping Volumes; Western Collection 120,000'

Girls’ Industrial Home—Major Volumes Volumes.

; Japanese Collection ' 20,to.

J. Mackenzie Tung-Li Yuan, acting director

Boys’ Home—Major Wilkinson

K * ® ® +

Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha,

porters, Exporters: General and

Agriculture Im- Chung hua yi hsueh tea chih

Mining—Tong-tan-pai-lou Road; Cable National

The

Medical Journal of China,

Ad:W.Iwasaki

Okabe, manage Medical(Official Organ Registered

Association)— of the Chinese

Office:

Peiping Union Medical College; Cable

Ad : Physiology

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—30,

Hsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 552

and 586 East; Cable Ad: Mitsui North China Insurance Co., Ltd. (In-

T. Kitagawa corporated in China under the Com-1

panies’

and 2, Ordinances

Rue Marcoof Polo,Hongkong)—

Legation

m $ uarter;

Modde, Fried rich, Import and Export—

39, Mahsienhutung; Teleph. 4117 (E.O.); nion Teleph. 990 (East); Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Modde L. B. Stone, acting branch mgr.

J. W. Y. Chang, chief assistant

P. assists.

Y. Sun, S. T. Shen and C. Y. Hu„

Monumenta Serica, Journal of Orien-

tal Studies of the Catholic Univer- Nicolas, G., Wines, Spirits and Provision

sity of Peking

Published Semi - annually by Store—Legation

Nicolas Quarter; Cable Ad:

Henri Vetch, Peiping G. Nicolas, proprietor

Moyler, Powell & Co.—Wang Fu

Ching Ta Chieh; Teleph. E. 663; ISK H ^ M Hung tai hsiang ch'ang

Cable Ad : Moyel Oriental

facturers &Luggage

Importers ofFactory, Manu-

Fine Travelling

Goods—17, Hatamen Street; Teleph..

National 4352 (East)

Banks) City Bank of New York (See P. K. Pao, manager

 PEIPING A*29

Tai 1>in

zp 9 Peiping

Engineers Electric

and Co. (192^), Ltd., The

Contractors—Registered

Pacific Storage and Packing Corpora Office and Works:Cable Legatipn. Quarters;

tion, Storage and

Forwarding, Packing,

Customs ShippingHanl-

Clearance, and Teleph. 697(East); Ad; Legationco

age and Trucking, Fire and Marine S. Clin,,

; chairman

Insurance—4, Rue1525

Marco PoIo,Cable'Ad:

Legation JL

A. C.S. Mliftrmirig,'

6 Bairi,director

do.

Quarter; Teleph. (East;; Dr. H. K. Lin, secretary.

Pacific 0.

A. P. Friedlaender, manager Y. O. Lin, cashier - e.e., supt. engr.

Brondgeest, M. E T,

Agents:— George Me Bain,‘managing agent

Bryner & Co.

Peking Club {See Associations) . Peiping

11, TsuhgElectric,Tramways,

PiiQable

Hutung; Telephs.Co.,3678

Ltd.—

and

3679.East; Ad 16508

Hsu .Yen, mana^ng. director

Peiping Bible House—287, Hatamen

Street, 1, Mei Cha Hutung; Teleph. Peiping Waterworks Co., Ltd.

E.O. 356; Cable Ad: Bibles

Eral A. Hoose, secretary

Peking Tannery, T ifmer and Dyer of

mu Leather City;andTele,ph.

Furs- 2368;E.O.

-56, Teng Shih K’ou,.

Ting Wen Pei Ping Shih ShiJi, Jih Pao East Y. P. Wei, manager

Peiping Chronicle, The, Daily News- jaliqautt: Ihc' ' •i-udnamO..:

paper in English Language—2, Mei Peking I'nion

Cha Hutung, East City; Teleph. Educational) Medical College {See

1641 E.O. (Business Office); 419

E.O. (Editorial Office); Cable Ad:

Chronicle

W. Sheldbn Ridge, editor-in-chief Plainter, D.A;., Exporters of Modern

and Authetnic Chinese Art, Brass

and Metalware, Jewellery and Rugs

m m m & m zp it —20, Pei Chi Tze; Teleph. 3106 E. ;.

Pei ping yu chenej kuan li chii Cable Ad : Painter

Peiping District Head Post Office— D. A. Painter

Kung-an-chieh

Legation Street);(near West4441End

Telephs, to 4443of

(Tung-chii); Cable Ad: Postos •gji ^ ^ yGhiao Vung pn

Director—F. Poletti Fj IS '-1 'chen(J ts’wmJ cha

Chief of Local Business Dept.— Posts, Directorate General of—Teleph.

Fu Teh-wei 41998 (Hsia Kwan); Cable Ad: Postgen,

Nanking

Chief of Accounts and Checking Private Secretariat

Department—A. O. Hyland Actg.

Chief of Inland Business Dept. -

Wu T’ao — LinDepy. Compiissionerdn-Charge

Po-cheung

Chief of General Affairs Dept.—

Han Hsueh-ch’i

Wanchuan (Kalgan) First Class Railways—{See Chinese Govt. Railways)

Office Postmaster—Arthur Hon

Lee 4T ^'1 t#

Tsingyuan (Paoting) First Class

Office Postmaster—Lin Yin Raymond Dreyfus (formerly J.

Kweisui First Class Office Post Ullmann & Co.), Diamond Mer-

master—Wu Yu-fu chants, Watchmakers, Jewellers—

Shihkiachwang First Class Office 98, Morrison Street; Teleph. 1474

Postmaster—Wei Fa-Shuang East; Cable Ad : Redeco

Paotow First Class Office Post- R. Dreyfus

master—Ling Yee Kuo B. Adamski, Assistant

A30 PEIPING

Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Export Skiotis, Bros. «fe Co., General Tobaccon-

and Import Merchants—125, Soo- ists, Cigar andMerchants—6,

Cigarette Importers

chow Hutung; Teleph. 3962 E.; and St.;

General

Teleph. 3309

Legation

(East); Cable

Cable Ad : Heyn Ad : Skiotis

R. Heyn, partner (Shanghai) N. D. Skiotis, partner

C. E. Visserihg, do., (Hongkong) ,S. Spiridis, manager

M. Prodan H. Virjavsky, asst.

Lu to tien pao yo hsien hung sze Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital

(See Hospitals)

Reuters, Ltd.—6, Tung Chang An Chieh

Teleph. 1412 (East); lpa,ble Ad: Reuter; Smallwood k Co., H. St. Clair, Insur-

Saito ife Co., G. S.. Import and Export ance and

Polo,1525 GeneralQuarter;

Legation Agents—5. Rue Marco

Telenh. 4585

Merchants—1. and 2, Chia Rung Fu; and E.O.; Cable Ad; Smallwood

Teleph. 173 East; Cable Ad: Shing- J. S. Moorhouse, partner

shoyoko W. H. Tolland. do.

G. S. Saito, proprietor H. A. Wright, do.

Salvation Army (See Missions).

Smidth & Co., F. L., Engineers, Cement-

iU & # ®l Shiitg Hug Icnng sze making Machinery—23,

Hutung; Hsi Tsung Pu

Cable Ad: Folasmidth

Schmidt & Co., Importers of Educational

Laboratory and Hospital Supplies—1, T. Stig-Nielsen

Hsi-tang-tze Hutung; Teleph. 3133 (E.);

Cable Ad: Schmidtco. Branches: 52,

Taku .Road, British Concession, Tientsin; Societe

d’Edition Francaise

(Nee FrenchdeBookstore)

Lirkairir , et

Ta Hsi Pein Men Wai, Mukden and 40,

Diagonalnaya, Harbin and 1, Nanking Societe Franco Beloe—45, Wai Chiao

Road, Shanghai

R. Schick, signs per pro. Pu Chieh

A. C. Henning & Co., agents

Schools & Colleges—(see Educational)

Shoemaker Art Looms, Manufacturers ^ H Mei Foo

and Exporters of highest Grade Hand Standard-Vacuuai Oil Co.—7, Erh Tiao

made

ions Rugs. Studio

— 23, Shanghai, or Arts

Hsi TsungHongkongand Decorat-

Pn Hutung. Hutung, Tuug Tan; Telephs. 1528 arid

Blanches; and 1580P. Jernigan,

East; Cablemanager

Ad: btandvac

Manila

es f. ® P P3 a Stimpson

Hsi men isu tien chi chany Exporters& ,C°-' -W. E., Importers

of Chinese Things —and18,

Eiemitns China Co., Electrical and Legation Street; Cable Ad: We.v

Mechanical Engineers and Contractors timpson

— 41, Teng Shih Kou; Cable Ad: .Motor

F.H. W.Lorenzep

Schlaeger ;Stimpson’s:, Sanitary Fur Co. (Regis-

(for agencies,.see Shanghai Section) tered as an American Corii'Raliy).

Exporters of China Furs, Tanned by

American Scientific Methods. Cqats

E II Chan >chen Ma«^e'to Order. Wholesale' arid Re-

HfEMssEx

ing, A Co, Expinrt,

Electrical Import,

Material, Engineer-

Railway Sup- i ; Westimpson

j

tail—18, Legation Street: Cable Ad:

pliers, Fire & Marine Insurance —20; Gan

Mien Hutung; Cable Ad: Siemssen Sri.livan & Co., J., Auctioneers and

■Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Hata- ; Carpet-Exporters—I, M-irrison Street;

men St.; Teleph. 294E ^ ! Tele,)!.. '220 East:. Cable Ad: S )Wv-..n

J. Sullivari'

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Talati ife Co., J. M., Furniture Manufac- Tsing He a Universitv (.See Educational>

turers,Agents

sion General—Merchants

4, Legation and Commis-

Street; Pj & ^ 4i m W 'X 7k $ 1%

Teleph. 1068

J. M. Talati (East); Cable Ad: Talati

Mrs. N. J. Talati LI .Mon

Ltd. ^Insurance

(IncorporatedSociety of Canton,

in Hongkong)—l

and 2, Rue Marco Polo, Legation

Teleph. 990 (East); Cable Ad: Union Quarter;

w ffi m m ?r m m L. B. Stone, acting branch mgi.

Thomson it Co., Chartered Accountants— J. W. Y. Chang, chief assist.

Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, P. Hu,

Y. assistants

Sun, S. T. Shen and C. V.

Teleph.

Code: A.B.C. 3245 (E.O.): Cable Ad: Scrutiny;

E. L,S. T.Wilkmsoh,A.c. A. Vetch, Henri, Publisher, The French

G. A. Beddow,

Buyers, o.a.cv. Bookstore, Peiping — Cable Ad: Vetch

Pekinotel

B. O. Blaker, a.c.a.

M. C. Halton, c. a. Yang & Co.,Commission

Ltd., I. C., Agents

General—Store

'1 H.L.O. J.Huancr

A.Lismer,

Poliakov,a.c.a.

asst.(resdt. repres.) keepers.

Tan P'ai Lou; Teleph. 4388 East; Cable-

Tung

Y. L. King AdI. :-C.Yangco

Yaiig, proprietor

n a m it fn m Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Shie.h ho chon,ini yen ttuny szu ' ' —16, Chuan Pan Hutung near Hatamen

Tiextsis Tobacco Co.—Legation Street; Gate ; Cable Ad :, Ppwhattau

Cable Ad: Bouhoutsos Yen Nan & Co., Importers of Motor

Tipper A Co., Insurance Accessories—78,

2~ andTung

2907 Sze

East;NanCable

Ta Chieh

Ad:;

Building, Legation Street;Agents—Ewo

Teleph. G24 Telephs.

Yennan, Code A.B.C. 5th

(E.);

5th edn. Cable Ad: British; Codes: A.B.G.

H. P. Shu, manager Yokohama Specie Bank (See Banks)

 TIENTSIN

*|t H Tivn-Uin

Tientsin—or the Ford of Heaven, according to the Chinese meaning of its

name—may now well be called the commercial capital of North China. Situated

at the junction of the Grand Canal and the Pei Ho in Lat. 39 deg. 4 min.

N., long. 117 deg. 4 min. E. (approx:.), it is some 80 miles distant from Peking

hy road and somewhat further by river. Railway connection with the capital

was established in 1897. A road between the two places, 94 miles long, was

completed towards theof end

by the inauguration of 1922,telephone

a wireless and communication was further

service on March 7th of facilitated

that year.

The expeditions of, the Allies in 1858-61 greatly enhanced the importance of

the city, as it then proved to be the military key of the capital and an excel-

lent base. It was here; om June 26th, 1858, that Lord Elgin signed the treaty

which was to conclude the war, but which unhappily led to its prolongation.

The famous teinple in which the treaty was signed, about a mile distant from

the West gate, was destroyed by British shells in July, 1900.

Tientsin owes its early importance to its location at the northern terminus

of the Grand Canal, and its later development is mainly due to the opening

up of North China to foreign trade, to improved railway communications with

the Interior, and to the deepening of the Bar and the Hai Ho by the Hai Ho

Gbnservancy Board. Before the advent of steamers, however, Tientsin had

become a flourishing centre for junk traffic, and when the tribute rice no longer

followed the Grand Canal route—owing to the shoaling of this ancient and

celebrated waterway—it

ing the downfall of the was sent todynasty

Manchu Tientsinin in1912,sea-going yunks when offollow-

the transportation this

commodity ceased altogether. Early in September, 1917, the Hunho was in

flood, and, finally, the Grand Canal burst its banks a few miles west of Tien-

tsin, carrying away the main line of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, which re-

sulted in the Concessions being flooded before much warning of the impending

danger could be given. The Municipal authorities of the various Concessions

dealt with the problem in a prompt and pubiic-spirited manner, and it was

ultimately decided to enclose the, submerged Concessions with a dyke and pump

out the flood waters therefrom. The lengths of the various dykes in miles

were approximately as follows:—Chinese (ex-German) 0.47; British, 1.40;

French and British, 0.87; French, 0.32; Japanese, 2.27; total, 5.33 miles.

Powerful pumps were then erected, and the whole undertaking for the British

and French Concessions was successfully and expeditiously completed in a

fortnight. It took longer to clear the Japanese Concession, however, where

the water was from 7 to 10 feet deep in places. It is estimated that over 15,000

square miles of the most populous part of the Chihli province between Pao-

tingfu and Tientsin were flooded, and it has been calculated that crops to the

value of $100,000,000 were utterly lost, and that 80,000 groups of dwellings,

ranging from hamlets to large villages, were destroyed.

Turning to the civil administration of the city, it is well known that during

the long satrapy

ceedingly. Li, by oftheLivigour

the trade

of his and

rule,importance

soon quelledof thethe rowdyism

city developed ex-

for which

the Tientsinese were notorious throughout the empire, and, as he made the

city his chief residence and the centre of his many experiments in military

and naval education, it came to be regarded as the focus of the new learning

and national reform. The foreign affairs of China were practically directed

from Tientsin during the two decades 1874-94.

 TIENTSIN A3S

me city wiJl ever be infamous to Europeans from the massacre of the

French Sisters of Mercy and other foreigners on June 2lst, 1870, in which

the most appalling brutality was exhibited; as usual, the political agitators

who instigated the riot got off. The Roman Catholic Cathedral, which was

destroyed on that occasion, was rebuilt, and the new building was consecrated

in 1897, only again to fall a victim to Boxer fury in 1900. The building occu-

pied

foreigna commanding site on the

hongs had agencies rivercitybank.

in the priorAllto the

the missions

debacle of'and1900.

many of the

The population was 1,388,747 in 1929. The city walls were quadrate and

extended about 4,000 feet in the direction of each cardinal point; during the

year 1901 they were entirely demolished and replaced by fine open boulevards

under the orders of the Foreign Military Provisional Government. This body

has further bunded the whole of the Hai Ho (Pei-ho) and effected numberless

other urban improvements. The advent of foreigners caused a great increase

in the value of real estate all over Tientsin.

Li Hung-chang authorised Mr. Tong King-seng to sink a coal shaft at

Tong Shan (60 miles N.E. of Tientsin) in the ’seventies; this was done and

proved the precursor of a railway, which was later extended to iShanhaikwan

for military purposes, and from thence round the Gulf of Liautung to Kin-

chow ; 1900 saw this line pushed on to Newchwang. In 1897 the line to Peking

was opened, and proved such a success that the line had to be doubled in

1898-9. A side station for the Tientsin City was opened in 1904, and in 1905-

the station

Italian calledwasMarzoli,

built ofwho

whitehadsandstone

opened abricks

brickmade at Huangtsun

factory on a large byscale. an

From Feng-tai, about 7 miles from the capital, the trans-continental line to

Hankow branohes off. This line was completed and opened to traffic in Novem-

ber, 1905. In 1900 the violence of the Boxers was chiefly directed against the

railways, all of which were more or less destroyed, but under British, French,

and Russian military administration they were afterwards all restored to-

their former efficiency.

Foreigners formerly lived in three concessions—British, French, and Ger-

man—which fringed the fiver below the city and covered an area of less than

500 acres. The Japanese took up a concession in accordance with the terms

of the Treaty of Shimonoseki. They hlled in land, laid out new streets and

built a large number of houses in foreign style. During 1901 Russia, Belgium,

Italy, and Austro-Hungary all appropriated large areas on the left bank of

the Hai-ho as future Settlements, while the existing concessions extended their

boundaries considerably. These developments for some time threw all

landing facilities for direct sea-going traffic into foreign hands.

In 1917, upon the entry of China into the Great War, the Chinese reco

vered control over the German and Austrian concessions, in 1920 over the

Russian, and in 1929 over the Belgian. The general deterioration in the

maintenance and in the public services of these areas since their rendition

to China (with the exception of the Belgian concession which had never been

developed at all) is most noticeable. The administration of all these areas

is now entirely in the hands of Chinese officials and no voice therein is al-

lowedexcellent

have to any of and

the residents, eitherroads,

well-lighted foreign

and oran Chinese. The othersystem

electric tramway concessions

links

them with the Chinese city. The British Municipality has a handsome Town

Hall, completed in 1889; adjoining there is a well-kept public garden, open-

ed in the year of Jubilee and styled Victoria Park. Two excellent recreation

grounds of 10 acres and over here have been developed, in which tennis-courts,

etc., have been laid out. The various British areas—known as the British

Concess'on, British Extension, and the Extra-Mural Area—have been amal-

gamated to form one Municipal Area under a Council elected on a broad

franchise. New land regulations have come into force, and it is stipulated

therein that the new Council consist of ten members, of whom five shall be

British subjects and five shall be Chinese. Candidates must be nominated by

two electors and all electors are eligible to serve on the Council. The mini-

 TIENTSIN

mum Qualification for any voter;J irrespective' oT nationality, is the ‘payment

of Tls. 200 pt^r aoiiiiini in respect 0f land-tax of ichtal assessment tax orf the

ocCitpation of pferriises of an assessed a nopal rental value of Tls. 600.

A feature'of Tientsin which arrests the attention of visitors is the open-air

storage of cargo on the British v and French Bunds, which have thus become in

•effect

existeda from

'‘generalthisgpclqwn, A great

practice, but deal of confusion

the British and has

Municipality congestion formerly

since elaborated

an excellent scheme whereby the Bund is divided into numbered steamer-sec-

tions and storage-spaces, and the roadway is now kept clear of cargo. The

result has 'feore than justified expeOtatidhs, and the orderly storage of goods

in marked-c,ff: spaces1 hot only allows a' proper control to be kept over all such

of obstructions. 1 ! communications by keeping the carriage-way clear

cargo but bus facilitated

The Racecourse is' situated about 3 miles to the west of the Gordon Hall

and comprises

betting buildings a veryof valuable

reinforcedproperty

concrete,of about

which l,22f7 mowanything

surpass of land. of New

the

•description in the1 Far East, Were1'constructed in 1921.

In spite of the general trade . depression, the Chinese Government Tele-

phone Administration registered an increase both in activity and in revenue

for the year 19^0. An extension of lines was made in the west end of the na-

tive city in May, and another was made in 'the. Hopei district in December.

Thefe was a partial change to automatic machines, which are greatly appre-

ciated by the subscribers,!. At present there are 11 long-distance lines operat-

ing, between Tientsin iagd places;,as far afield as Peiping and Shenyang, while

a relay service was established between Tientsin and Antung, Dairen, Port

Arthur, and Japan.

Trade in 193(<.

Though not without incident, the year at Tientsin was comparatively quiet.

The value statistics for the port so far as they are recorded, by the Customs

were as follows: direct foreign imports, §72.6 million as compared with $86.2

million in 1935; coastwise-importations'of Chinese merchandise $116.2 million

as against- $114.2 million: direct exportations''to foreign countries, $117.8

million; as compared with $91.2 million; and coastwise exportations of

Chinese produce, f&sKSPmMfion 'as against $46.4 million. In so far as smuggling

was concerned the year under review proved to be the most disastrous bn record.

As already pointed out in the paragraph dealing with smuggling and preventive

work, sugar, artificial yarn, piece goods,' kerosene oil, and other high-duty-

paying articles were smuggled in increasing quantities, disrupting legitimate

trade and saturating the market with ilicit goods. In regard to exports, egg

products, furs, seeds, raw cotton, etc.; contributed largely to the increase shown,

while the exceptionally good harvests of cotton gave a record crop. Improved

aconditions

revival inabroad and stable

the export trade,exchange

and thecontributed

feeling wasin no smallthat,

general degreesmuggling

towards

apart, the depression was passing. As shown above, the value of imports

declined by $12.6 million. Imports of Cotton piece goods amounted to 16 per-

cent only of the previous years figures. Conditions in North China regarding

piece goods in generaV have brought down retail prices to such low levels that

competition has been percliided, the greatest sufferer in this respect being

Great Britain. In fact, legal imports constitute hut a fraction of the enormous

quantitiesgoldofunit

million piecein:gbbds

value. smuggled,

In view ofwhich are estimated

the satisfactory to have

haivests no rawbeen

cotton10

was imported during the year. In regard 1 to wool and manufactures thereof

there was softie

Considering the iUsprovement; though thebf: figures

enormous quantifies are still below

silk (including those silk

artificial for 1934.

and

manufactures thereof)' which fbund their way into the country through illegal

channels, it is nOt suf-prising

; that importations during the year were half those

of the preceding year. Of artificial yarn, it- is estimated that over 4| million

gold units’‘woibh entered the district. > Sugar was another commodity smuggled

 TIENTSIN A35*

iu large quantities, and official statistics convey no idea <$ imports. Similarly

with gasoline and kerosene oil : of gasoline alone 54,000 cases pf 10 American

gallons is the estimated figure for smuggling, and for Iterosene oil 433,000

cases of 10 American gallons each. This oil is mainly of Japanese origin, as

smugglers are no longer interested in oils from America or Netherlands India,,

such being subject to double taxation by the local so-called “autonoihous

regime” in Eastern Hopeh. As already mentioned, exports from Tientsin

showed an appreciable increase. In egg products a noticeable increase of

over $3.8 million was recorded. The reason for this advance are generally

believed to be due to improved demand in the United States of America and

to the outcome of tests made in Great. flritain, which have confirmed that

Chinese egg products are hygienically pure and that the fears arising in this

regard in the previous year are groundless,. In spite of the fact that Tientsin

has lost a great deal of its former importance as a fur centre, now that the •

Manchurian and Mongolian, and other northern sources of supply are no

longer available, it still rataihs a fair position in the market for dealings in

the lower grades of furs, and a general increase in shipments was registered.

Very much larger shipments of dog skins, dressed and undressed, which rose

from 23,327 pieces in 1935 to 157,476 pieces in 1936 are accounted for by a drop

in value. There was a fair demand from abroad for better quality skins, but

unfortunately Tientsin was unable to meet the demand, as supplies remained

unobtainable at prices which could compete with those exported from Man-

churia. Of dressed goat skins, 126,241 pieces valued at $282,882 were shipped

abroad, and represent not only three times the quantity sold in 1935, but also

‘■how an increase in price of nearly double. Undressed goat skins also met

with favour, 2,302,105 pieces valued at $1.7 million being shipped. A total of

985.818 pieces of kid skins valued at $1.3 million and of 974,815 lamb skins

valued at $3.7 million were forwarded mainly to the United States of America,

sheep skins, dressed and undressed, increased by over 200 per cent in quantity

and some 300 per cent in value. Shipments of hides were more than double

those of the preceding year, Japan taking nearly all. An increase of nearly

$2 million is recorded for seeds, the total value of exports during 1936 being

$8.7 million as compared with $6.7 million for 1935. Groundnuts in shell were

shipped in considerable larger quantities, exports during the year totalling

33,232 quintals valuqd at $489,866, while during 1935 only 18,528 quintals valued

at $217,742 were sold abroad through Tientsin. On the other hand, shelled

groundnuts suffered a set-back, the 1935 shipments of 53,800 quintals valued at

$721,000 dwindling down to 3,616 quintals valued at $60,790 in 1936. One of

the reasons for this decline is that large quantities are being shipped from

Dairen at low prices. Cotton seed fared better, exports totalling 509,000

quintals valued at $1.5 million, showing; an improvement over the preceding

year’s figures of 392,300 quintals. Japan continues to be the sole purchaser.

Of

tion.all The

itemsmain

coming underof the

sources heading

supply of seeds, linseed

are Suiyuan, Chahar, deserves special

and Inner atten-

Mongolia,

but during the past years cultivation has been somewhat neglected. During

1936 renewed interest was given to the Chinese products in Australia, and, out

of the total export of 386,100 quintals, Australia took 206;0Q0 quintals. The

United States of America also remained an interested buyer. Taking Customs

figures, exports of raw cotton were 306,270 quintals valued at $23.3 million as

against 187,534 quintals valued at $13.5 million in 1935. The area of plantations

has increased by some 50 per cent, and a larger acreage is being devoted to

American seed cotton. Of all cotton exported, nearly 200,000 quintals valued

at $15 million went to Japan. The export of camels’ rvool declined, goats’

wool remaining fairly steady, while total shipments of sheeps’ wool declined

from 17,136,964 kilogrammes valued at $12.6 million to 14,359,401 kilogrammes

valued at $13.9 million. The Tientsin and Peiping woollen carpet and rug-

industry is world-famous, and total shipments were valued at $2 million.

The principal importers continued to be America, with $1.8 million, followed

by Great Britain, with $1.2 million, and Smith Africa, with $345,000. There

was an increase of 1,287 quintals in the export of bristles, while horsehair rose

A36 TIENTSIN

from 2,726 to 3,481 quintals. Chinese straw braid enjoys a certain popularity

in Great Britain, Geriixhny, and Franae, and business' ’.‘.was satisfactory.

Exports from Tientsin of mottled straw braid totalled 3,914 quintals valued

at 1739,314 and of white straw braid 1,9,77 quintals valued at $669,957. The

total output of the Kailan Mines for the iyear was repotted as being 4,250,000

tons and of the Clung Hsing Mines for the fiscal year from October 1935 to

September 1936 882,236 tons. The Chung-fu Coal Mine had a total output of

1,277,114 tons. Factories and Industries fare better during 1936 than for some

year past; on the other hand, smuggling of raw materials, especially in the

weaving industry, by making production cheaper, created a source of unfair

•competition. Total tonnage entered and cleared dropped from 5,797,300 to

5,165,247 tons. The British flag cbhtinued to head the list, with 1,714,231 tons,

followed by Japan with 1,442,589 tons. Chinese-flag vessels fell from 1,294,772

to 1,144,046 tons. The very severe winter at the beginning of : 1936 caused the

Haiho River to be closed to traffic, due to ice formation; these conditions lasted

only three weeks. The permissible draught for vessels remained nt 3.96 metres

at ordinary high water gt Tientsin until the 18th May, when it was increased

to 4.27 metres, being decreased again to ;3.96 metres on the 30th September. The

new Hsiho Bridge was completed in September at a cost of $600*000.

DI HECTORY

fi m ^ 4* ^ HI All Saints Church

A.E.G. China Electric Co., Electric (»S’ee Churches and Missions)

Light and Power Plants, Tramways, H Mci yn

-Steam and r Electrjc Locomotives.

Turbines, Motors, Electric Altamira & Co., M. P., Importers, Expor-

tus' and Materials of every Appara-

descrip- ters and Commission Agents—61,

du 14 Juiliet; Teleph. 23944; Cable Rue

Ad:

tion—63, Taku Road; Telephs. 30983 Altaroira

and 30366; Cable Ad : Aegchinaco M. P. Altamira, manager

J. G Jauch, engr. & mgr. P. Y. Han

P. Koeppel, e.e.

A. F. Solovieff, e.e. America-China Export-Import Co., Ltd.,

Frl. E. P reusser Inc.,

Julius Tu, e.e.

P. C. Chen Road;Export

Cable Ad:andKripendorf

Import—14, Wuish

Y. L. -Chang L. L. Loucks, signs per pro.

W. D. Tchiu, e.e. (Tsinanfu) H. W. Krippendorff, do.

Acme Code Company, Cable Codes,; ■[m & & & ss n

Condensers and Private Code Com- Mei yah pao sien hung sze

pilers—19 Victoria Terrace; Cabled American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Ad : Aecot Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance: Fire,

Agents-. Marine, Motor-car, Life, Accident, Bur-

Asia Export :Company glary, Plate Glass, Baggage and Special

Risks—92, Rue de Paris; Telephs.

Adachi

gists—158,‘Asahi Road' Ad:Underiters

Agricultural k InPUStrial Bank of American Association—(Fee Associa-

China—{See Banks) tions)

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H H Mei fang R. H. Chandless

American Chinese Co'.Fox'

' Federal E. Aitken | K. A. Porfirieft

U.S.A., Authorized d S^les Inc.,

and Agents :

Service, Lincoln Motor Cars,

Tractors—38-40-42, Rue de France; Fordson Scottish Insurance Corporation,

Telephs. 30009 and 31248; Cable Ad: Inc.

Tacco Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

L. O. McGowan, manager Aquarius Co., The, Manufacturers of

American Cleaners—16, Cousins Road, High Class Table

Road; Teleph. 31281;Waters—49, Victoria

Cable Ad: Caldbeck

British

L. G. Concession; Teleph. 30446

Hull, sole prop. Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., local

agents

T. H. Butler, signs per pro.

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

American Express Co., Inc. ^ ]£

(Nee Banks) Asia Export Co., Export-Import:

Dental Goods ofBides,

Dealers in Furs, Skins andDental

Amalgamated Hair:

® & mifc m m Co.

Co., and De Tret Col’ Ld., London)—

(formerly Claudius Ash, Sons

Mei-kuo-pao-hsien-kwng-hui 19, Victoria Terrace, British Concession;

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Teleph.33305;

ciation, General Insurance — 140, A.B.G. 5th edn.Cable Ad: Aecot; Codes:

Victoria Road; Telephs. 33059 and and Rudolf Mosseimp., Bentley’s, Acme

33813; Cable Ad: Afiatensin. Head L. D. Epstein

Office: 80. Maiden Lane, N.Y. 1. H. Shishken

A. G. Muldoon, manager

II. F. Tong

M. H. Cheng m aw m

P. C. Szetu

Frankson Yung Tai, compradore Asia Yu paojen shou pao hsien hung sz

Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

(For Agencies See Shanghai) —4, Rue de Verdun; Cable Ad:

Alicochina;

Main OfficeCodes: AcmeOrient:

for the and Bentley’s;

]7 The

A MF.RldAN SCHOOL Bund, Shanghai

(Nee Educational) Dr. S. T. Ling, asst, secretary &

medical referee for North China

Ht ^un Oheong C. Y. Wong, district manager

C. W. Chia, collector & clerk

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., General K. T. Hsu, clerk

Merchants,

—96, EngineersTelephs.

Rue deTakou; and Contractors

30374 and Agents—C. Y. Hsu, T. F. Wang,

30376; W. S. Hu, P. N. Wang, S. W.

G. A.Cable Ad: Danica

Booth, manager King arid C. Y. Kuo

E. Glenn, heating and plumbing

C. H. Juvet; electrical merchandise n & vifi a *3 m ss

J. C. .Chu, engineer Ya hsi ya hue yu hung szu

Y. C. Mah, accountant

Mrs. E. Avshalmoff, stenographer Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Miss O. Belenkoff, do. Ltd., Petroleum and Petroleum Pro-

C. C. Kuo, cable & mailing clerk ducts—90, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31389

(General Office), 31485 (Hotung Installa-

H IS Yih Chang tion), 1 (Tangku), 3

Office): Cable Ad: Doric 0650 (Compradore

Anglo-American Export Co., Export J. Kitto, local manager

Merchants—105, Taku Road; Tel. E. C. Hubbard, assist, manager

33318; Cable Ad: Chandless; Codes: A. H. Nash

A.B.C. 5th and Imp. edns., Western V. F. C. Clarke

Union Universal and 5-letter edns., J. J. Lester

Bentley’s Special Patelegraphy and F. G. William

Private Codes H. E. Foster

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F. S. Crawford Chamber of Commerce, German (Deuts-

P. J. A. lanes che-Handelskammer)

& Co. — c/o Carlowitz

E. C. Read O. A. Sixt (chairman), R. Puck

A. G. Baird (secretary)

Miss F. M. Knight, secretary

Miss A. Carew

Miss M. Large Jewish Benevolent Society — 20,

W. Baird, installation manager Victoria Terrace

(Hotung)

G* F. Fisher, assist, manager Nippon Chamber of Commerce and

(Hotung) Industry—Fukushima Road, Jap

W. Cameron, installation mgr. anese Concession; Teleph. 21342 „

(Tangku) Cable Ad : Shokokaigisho

Associated Importeks (Sneers, to Fobes Royal Society of St. George

Co., Ltd.), General Importers

Engineers — 99, Rue du Chaylard: and Hon. Secretary L. H. Twyford

Teleph. 30471; Cable Ad: Fobesoo Thomas

W. Larson, managing partner

J. R. Johansson, do. St. Andreav’s Society

G. Solovieff

St. Patrick’s Society

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES, &c. Tientsin Amateur Athletic Associa-

tion (Inaugurated 1928)—c/o T,

American Association—16, Victoria B.M.C. Flats: Gordon Road 113;

Road Teleph. 31657

Presisent—E. H. Liddell

Vice-President—J. Burton

ar m m m m % Hon. Treasurer and Secretary—T.

Tier, dun rnei kuo &hanq hid Rosentool

Committee—Athletic Officer Italian

U, S..

Chamber of Commerce, American— Army, Sports Officer

Secretary’s Office: 3, Victoria Terrace; Marines, Sports Officer French

Teleph. 30303; Cable Ad: Amchamcom Army, Sports Officer British

President—C. A. Smith Army, Miss N. Stuckey

1st Vice-Pres.—W. P. Coltman (T.W.A.A.A.), and W. Y. Hou

2nd Vice-Pres.—H, M. Young (Nankai, U.)

Treasurer—R. G. Fairfield C. A Smith

Secretary—B. C. Eastham S. Y. Chi

t a ^ ^ 3? Sheng-ch iny-h ui

Tien chin yinq kuo shang hui

Chamber of Commerce, British—181, Tientsin Scriptures

Bible House, Supply of

in All Language—181,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31239; Cable Davenport Road: Teleph. 31304

Ad: Britiscom J. J. Toop, provincial secretary

Committee—H. F. Dyott (chair-

man), C. D. Dixon (vice-chair-' Union Philanthropique Belge dh

man). A. V. Farmer, J. Kitto, Nord de la Chine (Belgian Bene-

C. E. Peacock, R. K. Rodger, volent Society)

D. O. Russell. J. Twyford c/o Belgian Consulate

Thomas. Allen Price (H.B.M.

Consul), J. S. Jones (secy.) s#«m ®

Chamber of Commerce, French — c/o Young Men’s Christian Association

Cercle Francais; Cable Ad: Fran- —110, East Wall Street; Telephs.

cecom 21674 and 22985; Cable Ad ■

Flamingo.

Rue Branch Association; 62,

Chamber of Commerce, General—27,

Consular Road, Cable Ad: Chammerce Teleph.de31043

Paris, French Concession;

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Board of Directors : ^ ^ m m & «i

resident-—Paul K. B. Young Pa pole Icon hi hung szu

ice-President—Harry Sung Babcock A Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers

i Bee. Secretary—John Wong of Patent Water Tube Steam Boilers,

' ‘ ' Treasurer—C. L. Doo

1 ■ i rectors — Frank Yung-tao, Superheaters, Mechanical

Heaters, Economizers, Piping,Stokers,

Chim-

Chang Po-Ling, W. T. Yuen, neys, Water Softeners and Boiler House

Ch’en Tzu-Ch’in, C. H. Pian, Accessories — 173, Victoria

Wang P’eng-Yun, Huang Tzu- Teleph. 30488 ; Cable Ad : BabcockRoad;

Ch’ang and Shih Ching-K'ang L. Y. Chiu

Staff:

:

General Secy.—Chester H. S. Balandin’s Teleph. Pharmacy—6, Haining Road;

£0914

Ch’en N. P. Balandin, mgr. and proprietor

Secretaries:

Wang Tze - ying, Membership Baldi, Dr. A., Physician & Surgeon—16,

Dep’t Via Trieste; Teleph. 40065

Yang Hsiao-p’eng, Boys Dep’t

Wang Cheng-lu, Educational

Dep’t BANKS

Chung Ssu-t’ing, Business Dep’t

Ch’en Teh-hsuan, Branch Ass’n

Kuei Feng-po, Writer ff ISC it 0 H

Shao Hsing-t’i, Bookkeeping 3/ei, huo r/Uen tung yin hang

Wang Hsi-ch’ang, Membership American Express Co., Inc., The,

Dep’t

Yueh Shih-k’un, Educational International Travel—137,

Banking, Shipping and

Victoria

Dep’t 30223, 32489; Cable Ad: Road;

AmexcoTelephs.

, ’ Ch’ien Chung-mei, Broadcasting

Station fT $& 111! •f’ Chung huo yin hang

Ch’ien Ling-fu, Physical Dep’t Bank

and Assistant secretaries and lephs.of31314, China—Rue Pasteur; Te-

30520, 31701 and 31378;

clerks (General Office) and 30059 (Foreign

; Exchange Dept.); Cable Ad: Cen-

trobank. Head Office: Shanghai

Assurance

ine and Motor Franco-Asiatique,

Insurance—85.Fire,

HueMar-

de- ^ f

France; Teleph. 34028; Cable Ad: Bank Chao hsien ying hang

Francasia of Chosen—37, Rue de France;

C. G. Be Bas, manager for North Telephs. and 30256; Cable Ad: 30883,

23145, 30963, Chosen31895,

bank 30893

China

Astor House Hotel, Ltd., The—Victoria fl M Chiao tnng yin hang

Road ; Telephs. 31321 31393; Cable Ad : Bank of Communications—82, Ptue du

Astor Baron

Directors—W. O’Hara, Howard Payne 31820, 31790, 30480; Gros; Telephs. 31800, 31818,

and R. P. Sanderson Cable Ad: Chiao-

Paul Weinaart., manager tung :

J.T. W. Hawkins, assist, manager P. Y. Hsu, manager

P. Romanoff, accountant. T. S. Vein, sub-mgr, •

U. E. Soo, do.

Q. Wong, assist, manager

Austrian Consulate ! J. C. Yen, do.

{See Consulates) Tsitao Sze, do.

rff- C. W. Wong, do.

Avanozian

pets—32, and Sons, M., Chinese Car-

Ttoad’; Teleph. 32587; Bank of Tientsin—2/15. Asahi Road;

Cable Ad:Bristow Avanozian Telephs, 20342, 21025, 20293 and

20520;, Cable Ad :- Tensii)baJik > ob

L. J, Evrenian, partner

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Banque Belge four i/Etkanger (Ex ft M fa W ft

treme-Orient) S. A.—86, Victoria I’ei yang pao shang yin hang

Road; Telephs. 31204, 31770 & 31825; Commercial Guarantee Bank or

Cable Ad: Sinobe. Head Office: Chihli, The—72, Rue de France,.

Brussels French Concession; Telephs. 3061&

fj I & * and 33744; Cable Ad: 6378

Banqtje Franco-Chinoise (Pour le ' I T $5 Hi? Ta la ying hong

Commerce et ITndustrie)—114, Rue de Continental Bank, The, Banking and

France; Telephs. 30469, 30179 and 31651; Exchange—32, Rue Dillon; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Geranchine 33125 and 30150 (gen. mgr's. office),.

Banque d’Hypotheque et de Credit, 31036 (mgr.’s office), 30755 and 30242

S. A. Anvers (Belge)—6 14, Cousins (Business Dept.), 30906 (Foreign:

Road Dept.), 30967 (Safety Deposit

Dept.), 32648 and 32410 (Warehouse

fr SK 3! ■ # * No. 1.), 20477 (Warehouse No. 2),

40688 (Warehouse No. 3), 22709 and

Dong fong ivoi li yen hang 21235 (Tahuturig sub-branch), 23283

Banque de l’Indo-Chine — 73, Rue de and 23234 (Peimenwei sub-branch),

France; Teleph. 31028; Cable Ad: 21335 and 21535 (Sikai sub-branch),

Indochine 40688 and 40522 (Hutung sub-branch),.

21900 and 22323 (Litsan sub-branch),

Mai chia lee and 34233 and 34253 (Hsiapei Lau

Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and sub-branch); Cable Ads: 0666 and

China—79, Victoria Road; Telephs. Contibank

31333, 32547 (General Office), 32135, Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Bankers,

30558, 31392 (Compradore), 31643 Steamship and Forwarding Agents

(Mgr.); Cable Ad: Tentacle —63, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456

W. H. E. Thomas, manager and 32691; Cable Ad: Coupon

H. J. F. Bentinck, accountant

F. G. Flynn, .sub-accountant ?f ® m m

J. Irvine, do.

A. M'cKechnie, do. Yi pin fang h'uan yin hang

J. W. Anderson, do.

Miss D. M. Chapman, steno- Mortgage Bank, Land, House andOrient,

Credit Foncier d’Extr£me

Estate-

grapher Agents—111, Rue de France; Teleph.

D. Finlay, caretaker 31451; Cable Ad: Belfran

Teng Yang Chow, compradore

Chase Bank, The—Victoria Rd.; Tele- Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—85, Victo-

ria Road, B.C., Telephs. 32368 and

phones 30806 (General Office), 30826 31417;

(Manager), 30813 and 33128 (Com- TeutoniaP.O. Box 20; Cable Ad:

pradore) ; Cable Ad: Chase-bank

R. G. Fairfield, manager W [gg Tlui feng

E. J. Schilling, asst. mgr.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Chung Foo Union Bank—99, Rue de poration—Victoria Road; Telephs.

Pasteur; Telephs. 31673 (Cashier), 31207 (Agent's and 31462 (General Office),

31674 (Manager) and 31675 (Gen- 31602 Office), 31353 (Com-

pradore Office) ; Cable Ad : Bank

eral) ; Cable Ad: Unionbank

Commerce Bank, Tientsin (Commercial tt1 tm ^ Man kwok tse chu way

and Credit Corporation, Inc.), Gen- International Savings Society—85,

eral Banking, Trade and Commis- Rue de France; Teleph. 30202; Cable

sion Dept —245, Taku Rd.; Telephs.

33543 (Managing director), 32307 Ad: Lazare. Intersavin: Paris7,Office:

Head Office: Avenue85,Rue St.

Edouard

(General office) and 32166 (Compra- VII, Shanghai

dore dept.); Cable Ad: Cobank P. Jarno, divisional manager

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$8 SI: ^ Hwa yi yin hong 4f & ^ it fE fir m m

Italian Bank for China (Banca Italiana Sin hua nn fo chu shu ying hong

per la Cina) — 91, Rue de France; Sin Hua Trust & Savings Bank—

Telephs. 31545, 30437, 30435 & 33846; Rue de France; Telephs. 32425

P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: Sinit (Mgr’s. Room), 34491 (All Depts.);

G. Fantechi, manager Cable Ad: Smhuabank. Head

M. Aloisi, accountant

Cheng Shao Tang, oompradore Office: Shanghai

Li Chiu-yen, attorney of; com- Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—50, Rue

pradore de 1’Admiraute; Telephs. 30120,

Kincheno Banking Corporation — 30882, 30823 and 33511

100, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30322,

30556, 30286, 30288 and 31142 ft m & je w ft

National City Bank of New Yolk, Thu Yokohama Hong pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang

—60, Victoria Road; Telephs.Head

30909Office:

and and Bristow Specie Bank—Corner Victoria

30907;

New York Cable Ad: Citibank. 30184 and 31425;Roads; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Shokin31l55,

E. W. Torrey, manager

E. E. White, sub-manager

W. L. Griffiths, accountant m mU

M. 1). Arnold, sub-acct.-pro. mgr Barkovith Trading Co., Dealers in

D. M. Hykes, sub-accountant Furs, Skins and Chinese Carpets—

A. I. Romanenko, do. 37, Rue de Verdun; Cable Ad:

C. C. Yao, do.. Eastmerco

Harry Barkovith, proprietor

F. Dobisoff

(Jhe Teiang shing yeh ying hang Ne Chia Hsiang, compradore

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—

Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue port - Irn port-&

du Marechal Foch; Telephs. 20050,

23046, 23129, 28446 and 23088, Cable » Bank-Co.jA.G.)

Ad: Natcombank; Codes: Bent-

ley’s, Peterson’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. k0

C. Z. Chu, manager ^ \t\

Begue, H;,—40,

National Commercial V Savings Bank, Teleph. 33221. Cable Ad: Begue Rue, Henry , Bonrgeoisj

Ltd.,

103-105.The,—(Read

Rue Pasteur:Office:Teleph.

Hongkong):

32128; H. Begue

Cable Ad: Nacomsav

W. C. Huang, mgr. and acct. Behrendt.K., Engineer and Architect—.

Ng Hin Kai, cashier 67, Race.Course Road; Teleph. 31091

Beiner, W., Budding,

Davenport. Furs, Skins and Hides

Davenport Road;—

National

ConsularIndustrial Bank33980;

Road: Teleph. oe China—Cable Teleph. 32937; Cable Ad: Beiner

Ad: Natindbank W. Beiner

ff J; ^ lil it Pihuo chun ya

Shanghai

Ltd., AllCommercial*; Bank, Belgian

Savingsbusiness

kinds of banking Machine Brick Factory,

pressed Bricks, Red

etc.,andCement

Blue

transacted—Main: 100, Rue Pasteur; Concrete Blocks—Taku Road; Teleph.

Telepbs. 32044. 32468. 33483, 30357, 33314; Cable Ad:

J. Mansouk, Mansouk

proprietor

30342.

Y.T.H.Cable

Tse, Ad: Cpmsavbank

manager

T. Chen, asst. mgr. Belgian Consulate—(N«e Consulates)

C.-T. H.S. Sbeng,

Cheng, do.acting cashier Benjamin * Robin, Dks.—86, Rue Dillon;

K. S. Chin, accountant Teleph. 32054

13

A4% TIENTSIN

Bernstein Sons, M. £ Forman Inc., ± Bo sh>h

Import-Export, Furs and Skins—29,

Canton Road; Teleph. 30860, Cable Boss—Taku & Co.,Road;

F. H.,Teleph.

Merchants 32715;and Agprite

Cable Ad:

Ad: Bersons Meychina

F. H. Boss

Bielfeld A Sun, Importers and Ex- C. Stecker

porters. Machinery—79, Fukushima Tao Chung Mu, compradore

Road; Cable Ad: BielfelcT

Boycott

Wusih &Road, Co., Motor Engineers—3,

First Special Area;

Bisseker, I/td., F. D., Manufacturers’ Teleph. 32351; Cable Ad: Boycott

Representatives — 52,, Taku Road; T. A. Boycott, manager

Teleph. 33025; Cable Ad: Bisseker;

Codes: Acme, Schofi^d, Bentley and

Private Brand & Co., Wileiam 186, Bristow

C.T. S.T. Su

Hall, .mgr. Road ; Cable Ad: Vibra

A. G. Sesko

Brazilian Consulate

Blakeney & Co., J. D., Engineerino: and (See Consulates!

Building Contractor—Corner of Dum-

barton

33245; Cable and Ad:

London

Justa Roads; Teleph. IE m Met eh,e

Bremen Colonial and China Trading

^ ^ It ^ ^ Co., Exporters and Importers, Shipping

and

EmanueleInsurance — 3, 40024;

III; Teleph. Corso Cable

Vittorio

Ad:

Po Wan poo san hung sze Hanland; Codes: All Standard and

Blom & van per Aa, Insurance

1

Siemens China Buildine , Taku Road; Agents— Private

Teleph. 30624; Cable Ad: Blomavan British Consulate—-(Nee Consulates)-

A. Bakker, branch manager

British Municipal ~ Council —’ ($

^ Yu Ping Municipal Councils)

Boluenhaoen, H., General Import and

Export—3rd

Ping An40866; St.,Chin Tang Road,

Ex-Austrian 4, corner

Concession;

Telepb. Cable Ad: Fareast If/ P<*o ning

H. Bollerihagen British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. -

57, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33313; (Table

Ad:A.Traders

H. K. Cobb, acting branch mgr,

Bonetti, P., Architect—26, Corso Vit-

torio Emanuele; Teleph. 40309

Brossard

tractors, Mopin, Civil■ etc.—-110,

Architects Engineers,RueCon-

do

-Pao Ju France; Teleph. 30240; Cable A«lc

Borrows & Co., L+rf. (Incorporated in Brosexploi

Hongkong), Established 1914, Ma-

rine, Cargo, Ship, Engineer and

General Surveyors, Sprinkler and Bruesch, Grantz A Yuan—T0fy| Tabw

Boiler Inspectors, Inspectors of Ex- Road; Cable Ad: Brugrayu

port Produce and .Fire

ters—LicTdell’s. Bldg., Taku Road; Loss Adjus-

Teleph. 30443; C.e-hle AR :■ Seaworthy.

Agents:

apdV.Sealing “ Agripta ” Brand Strapping Bubeshko A Co . S. ().. Import Export

D. HIMachines

Eidwel'f, Director 92, Woodrow Wilsbn Sh;Codds: Teleph. 30^44;

,R, G, Rapper, . do.,, ,. ] A.Cable

B. p,Ad:5thBnbeshkb;

edn., Western Bentley’s,

Dlipon, and

R. J. Cooke Lieber’s ;

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/£ ^ Jui sevg CapsticR & Co., Commission Merchants—

Buchheistek it Co., Technical Business of j Cable 118, British Bund; Teleph. 30410;

every description, Importers of Ma- | A. E. Ad : Capstick

ohinery, Tools and Engineers’ Stores— j M. I;Capstick Sharoglazoff, signs p. p.

15/17, Chekiang Road; Cable Ad: i J. B. Folkinghorn

Bucheister; Codes: Bentley’s. A.B. E. M. Capstick

C. 6th edn., Mosse & Western Union j

C.Stepharius, proprietor and manager j

Bolling & Co., A. E., Importers & j ff it m ft® ^ ho

Manufacturers’ representatives—27, j

Consular Road; Teleph. 32199; | Carlowitz & Co., Merchants. Engineers

and Contractors, Shipping and In-

Cable Ad : Bulling surance Agents—140-144, Taku Rd.;

A. E. Bulling, proprietor Telephones 34271-5; Cable Ad :

T. Y. Shieh Caflowitz,.

W. S. Tien R. Lenzmaun, partner (Hamburg)

ft ^ Taikoo R. Laurenz, do/ (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Nolte, do. (Hamburg)

Btitterfield & SwiRE, Shipping and G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

Insurance—121, Victoria Road; Te- O. Lord, do. (Hamburg)

lephs. 31245 and 3) 121: Cable Ad: Swire M. O. Framhein, mgr., signs p. p,

R. K. Rodger; signs per pro. Kurt Meyer, signs per pro.

A. E. Herdnjan J. Wutz, do.

W. J. B. Carter C. F. Kleye, do.

W. C. G. Knowles R. Blume

I). des Carey ' W.Huph - E. Unger

E,W. Kozer

B. Krause P. Wolf

Caeb

Louis;Riche,

Telephs.Restaurant—115,

31963 and 33608Rue St. R. Oberrenner C. N. Zlokasoff

R. Puck Frau G. Seidel

A.H. Rochreke

Tiedemann Miss. Frau K.M. Duesing

O&LDBKCK, MaGGRF.GOR & Co., LTD.

(Incorporated under the

Ordinances of Hongkong!, Wholesale Companies L. Ziegler

E. Foelsch MissFilimonov

A. Malinitch

and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants G. Prosenc Miss M. Sze

—49,

Cable Ad:Victoria Road; Head

Caldbeck. Teleph.

Office:31281,

44, Agents for:—

Foochow Road, Shanghai Hamburg Amerlka Linie

Macgregor, Ld., Shanghai, genl. mgrs. ] E.'Strin'i, 5 inspector

T. H. Butler, manager Baloise'/Fii'e Insurance Co., Ltd.

A. .1. H. Roxburgh i P C. Han Batavia Sea & Eire Insurance Co.r

Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Railway (Traffic Netherlands

18 Insurance Co., Est.

Agents for Canadian Pacific Steam- 45

ships,. Ltd.) — Cable Ads: Gacanpac | {Other Agencies : See under S’hai)

(Passenger), Nautilus (Freight)

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

Agents—19, Victoria32918

31294, 31296, 32848, Rd.; Teleph. Caxton Press, Ltd., Printers and

Publishers—Council Road; Teleph.

31978

ifl) ^ Tung lee Ni Yung Ching, proprietor

Caprino, P., Import and Export

Merchants;

ers, and Human Hair Hair

Net Manufactur-

Preparation Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of

—14, Victoria Terrace; Cable Ad: Cotton Thread. (Head Office Glas-

gow — Davenport Bui ding ; Teleph.

Caprino

P. Caprino, manager 31431; Cable Ad : Spool

*13

A44 TIENTSIN

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Chung yang yao fang yu hsien hung (Nee China Export-Import ajid

szu Bank-Co., A.G.)

Central Dispensary, Ltd., The, Deal- Chihli Motors, Ltd.- -Davenport Bldg.,

ers in Pure Chemicals, Drugs, Sur- Davenport Road; Teleph. 31554-6

gical Instruments, Hospital Appli-

ances and Toilet Articles, etc.—

North-east Corner Tientsin City; Chihli Press, Inc., Printers and Sta-

Telephs. 22525 and 23157; Cable Ad: tioners—25,

31558 ;

Rue St. Louis; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Chilipress

Century

Central Forwapdino Crpn.,—42, Asahi Chihli-Shantung

owners

Line, Ltd, Ship-

Road; Cable Ad: Tora Franee; and Agents—105,

Teleph. QuaiAds:de

30595 ; Cable

5140 and Chihtung

Central Insurance 'Co., Ltd.—113,

Rue de Chaylard; Teleph. 30810; ^ Mei feng

Cable Ad : Twyford

J. Twvford & Son, Ltd., agents China-American Trading Corporation

L. H. Twyford Thomas, signs (Federal

port

Inc., U.S A.),. Import

Merchants, Engineers

and Ex-

and 31428

Con-

per pro. tractors - Rue de France; Telephs.

and 30601; Cable Ad: Catco

Chambers of Commerce China Commercial £!o., The, Import-

{See Associations) ers, Exporters, General Merchants—

Chang & Co.. H. F., Importers, and 33, Canton Road; Telephs. 30395 &

Exporters—North of East Station; 30685; Cable Ad : Chico

Victor C. Hsu, director

Telenh. 40682; Cable Ads: Chang & J. M. de Figueiredo, foreign mgr.

Hfchang V. Klimenko, Chinese manager

S. Chang, do.

Chartered Bank of India Australia I. T. Tao, accountant

and China—(Nee Banks) C. Chen, assistant

S. T. How, dp.

Chase Bank {See Banks) China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd.,

The, Importers, Exporters and Dollar

Com-

Chee Hsin Pottery, Makers of Sani- mission Merchants—The Robert

Bldg., Rue du Chaylard ; Telephs. 32528

tary Ware, Tiles, Electro Porce- (General Manager), 33625 (General

lain, Crockery, etc.—Cable Ad: Office), 31646 (Auto. Dept.); Gable Ad:

Pottery, Tangshan Conticomo; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Jiranchas and Private

Tientsin: 3, Road No. 7, 3rd. China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Special Area and Electrical

Agents for Telephone, Telegraph

Peiping: 12a. Hatamen St. and Machinery and Apparatus

Shanghai: 137, Peking Road —132, Rue du Baton Gros. French

Concession; Cable Ad : Microphone

Chemical Laboratory of Tientsin—42,

Rue Henry Bourgeois; Teleph. 32125 ff # fw !$ Ch'ien-hsin-yang-l arg

Cheng Ho Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in China A.G.—4,,

Export-Import & Bank-Co.,

Hua An S.treet, Ex-Aus-

Hongkong)—49, Bruce Road trian Concession; Teleph. 40816;

Cable Ad: “Lemjps” and “BRjer”

Chiao Tung University M. Schloemer

{See Educational) R. Jaehnig

 TIENTSIN A45

Pharmaceutical Dept. : China Foreign Corporation—57, Rue

Agents for Henry Bourgeois; Telephs. 33440 &

33770; Cable Ad: Chinaforin

»! Baty&l China Forwarding and Express Co.—

tM a F=?ivicro. Settlement Railway Station; Teleph.

(I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. 40107; Cable Ad: Tsun

Pharma, Dept “Bayer”, Lever- China Fhr Trading Co., Ltd.,—60, Henry

kusen, Germany) Bourgeois; Cable Ad: Pulun

Dr Hubert Wuebken

Chemisr-h-Pharmazeutische A. G. China Furs, Furs and Skins—165, Da-

Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a.M., venport Rd.; Teleph. 32402; Gable Ad :

Germany

Techn. Dept. (Chien Hsin Engineer- Chinafurs; Code: Bentley’s

H.N.Brimberg,

ing Co., Ltd.) : Levin proprietor

Agents for Mrs. L. B. Fingereth

Demag A.G., Duisburg (Mining

Machinery, Compressors, Pneu- "Si 5^ f f ^ P

matic Machinery and Tools,

Electric Furnaces, Blast Fur- China Zegng

Import

tah mgok hong hung sz

& Export Lumber Co.,

nace Plants, Steel-Works, Rol- Ltd.—2, Russian

ling Mills, Cranes for all Area; Telephs. 40321Road, 3rd Special

and 40831; Cable

purposes etc.)

Humboldt-Deutzmotoren A. G., Ad:E. LumbercoH. Grooms, mgr.

Koeln-Deutz (Diesel-, Kerosene-

and Gas-Engines. Gas-Pro- China Import Trading Co., General

duoers; Diesel - Locomotives, Importers —4 Davenport Bldg., Daven-

Pumping and Lighting Sets; port Road; Teleph. 22951; Cable Ad:

Ore-Dressing Plants etc.)

TJnionmatex, United German Ostermaim;' Oodfcs: Bentley’s, Acme and

Textile' Machinery Factories. Private

Berlin (Spinning, Weaving & China Korean Fur Co. — Davenport

Worsted Goods)

Weise Soehne, Halle/S. (Cen- Bldg., Davenport

Cable Ad: Road ; Teleph. 31280;

Chinkorfur

trifugal Pumps)

Berliner Maschinenbau A. G..

f

Vorm.’ Schwartzkopff, Berlin : ChinaBritish

Merchants’Steam Navigation

Bund ; Cable Ad : *969 Co.

■ Locomotives, Road - Rollers

etc.)

Schoeller - Blcckmann Steel China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd.—

Works, Ltd., Vienna (High- 68, Rue du !4 Juillet

.quality steels, bullet-proof ^ China Netherland Produce Co., ; Im-

steels etc.)

C. D. Magirus, TJlm (Diesel- port du

and Export Merchants—89, Rue

14 Juillet; Teleph. 30969; Cable Ad:

Trucks, Omnibuses etc.) Chineproco

China Optical Co.—50, Rue de Takou;

ii M # ^ Teleph. 33394

Chung hna chih yim koo ioen China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd.

yu hsien hung sze

Chin a Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, For' (Incorp-

and in Hongkong),Printers,

Manufacturers Cotton Spinners

Dyers,

warding,. Insurance Agents and Cus- Bleachers, and

toms Brokers—33, Erh Ching-lu, 3rd Chi Tai Building, Rue du Finishers, of Textiles—

S. A.; Teleph. 40047. , Marechal

Foch; Teleph. 34443; P.O. Box 11; Cable

K. C.P. Shon. majiager

L. Wang, assistant Ad; Celita. Head Office: 220, Szechuen

Road, Shanghai.

A46 TIENTSIN

Directors(Shanghai) “Heliogen” Herm. Pawlik, Bad;.

Clive R. Hargreavev (chairman And Blankenburg-Thur. Wald., Ger-

director), 1). J. Sinclair, rn.o., b.sc. many

(Liv.), A.i.C., d. Ballard,

A.I.C., J. Wild and C. F. LiuB.sc. (London) Belden Manufacturing Co., Chi-

S. Tweedie, secretary (Shanghai) cago, 111., U.S.A.

International General Electrio

Tientsin Office Co., Inc. U.S.A. “GE RADIOS”

Robert C. S. Ma, manager

Wallace Chen

Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer- China @Securities Company, iS SS

ceiving Sets and Transmitting Insurance, Estate Agents Mortgagelnc« and

^ Equipments, Radio and Electric Loans—Head Office: 12, Victoria

Phonographs, Delco-Light Plants, Terrace, British Concession; T&

Dry and Storage Batteries, Power lephs. 30314 and 33429; Cable Ad:

Plants, Pumps, Hardwares, Mis- 3211' '

cellaneous Machinery and also Spe- R. T. Evans, president

cial Machineries built to Order—8, J. L. Chen, vice-president

Rue du Mareohal Foch; Teleph. M. A. Lorenzen, do.

23635; Cable Ad: Chinaradio and B. C. Eastham, secretary

3805. Shanghai Office : 346-9, Rue de Y. F. Yen, treasurer

Zi-ka-wei; Cable Ad : Chinaradio & C.P. S.C. LiChow, director

9503. Peiping Office: 73, Pa Mien do.

Tsao. Morrison Street; Teleph. E.H. K.E. Lowry

E-567 Newbill, do.

do.

Shanghai Office: —

Zeuson C. Tsao, general manager n & & vt m *

and chief engineer

H. C. Chou, business manager

H. L. Tsia, chief of the Supplies . China . ^ Chung-kuo fei tsao hung sse~,

Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and

Dept. Glycerine Manufacturers—115, Rue

T. S. Wang, engineer St. Louis; Teleph. 30379; P.O. Box

T. C. Wang, do. 13; Cable Ads: Lever and 2515

H. F. Chen, asst, engineer P. H. Cobbj director

C. T. Tuan, chief accountant S. K. Ting, sales manager

F. O. Hsiao, Accountant S. Y. Lu, assistant

L. H. Ling, Storekeeper S. Wang, accountant

Walter Guenther, In. ch. of Sun- , C. H. Koh, correspondence

dry Division A. B. Rieneck, advertising

Tientsin Office: --

Y. 0. Wang, manager China and South Ska Bank Ltd.

S. L. Wen (Nec Banks)

C. K. Ma

J. J. Mu

Peiping Office: — China Travel Service—100, Rue Pas-

Victor A. More, manager teur ; Telephs. 30980 and 30915,

P. Wang Cable Ad: 2464

Y. Chang

Distributors for:

RCA Victor Co., Inc., Camden, N.

J., U.S.A. Kee chong po him yau han kung sze

Delco Appliance Corpn., Roches- China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire

ter, N. Y., .U.S.A.

National Carbon Co., Inc. San Marine, and

Accident, Sickness, Motor Car

General Insurance—Head Office:

Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. Hongkong

'Electrad, Inc., New York City, Greenland and Sons, general agents;

N. Y., U.S.A. 118, British Bund; Teleph. 33230;

Robbins & Myers Sales, Inc. New Cable Ad: Greenland

York City, N.Y., U.S.A. W. Bornhorst, representative

 TIENTSIN

'< 'Hinesb Associated Trading Co., Ltd.,

General Importers and Exporters—49, Resident Com^tTolifer's Dept : —

Taku lload; Teleph. 30189; Cable Ad: C. S. Huang, fesdt. comptroller

Chinatrade and 4809 of audit and accounts

C. T. Lee, gen. manager Assistants to theC. Comptroller—

T.r H. Huang, H Tung, H.

M . Ho and W. P. Liu

Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer- Secretariat:—

cial Agents—74,

ing Agency), Tourist deandFrance;

Forward- Y. P. Tseng, .chief ^ecpetairy.

leph. 31888; CableRue Ad: Kitvpstdor Te- General Affairs Department : —

C. T. Hsu, supt. qxj,

Y. L. Kwan,: assist, do.

H ^ Ta chang F. S. Wang, phief ; of secretarial

Chinese Engineering and Development division

Co. Inc.40039;

— 18, Cable

Via Ermanno C. Tseng, asst. do.

Teleph. Ad: CedeoCarlottO; H. Feng,

C. F. Sun, chief, of

do.

personnel divi.

H. A. Raider, pr'esidt. and gen. mgr. C. Fu, chief of land division

Yang Pao Ling, secretary and treas. Y. C. Pan, chief of development

P.P. Y.T. Tsai,

Yuan,service

chief eng. dept. division

H. H. Chen, serviceeng.engr. Y. F. Pei, asst, ' do.

C. P. Lu, chief of sundries division

Lowe, Bingham & Mathews, auditors P. H. Pao, dsst. do.

V. K‘. Yu, acct. Dr. K: H. Kwan, medical adviser

Dr. T. C. Pan, chief of public

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS health division '

Dr. T. C. Chin, supt. of Tientsin

Hospital

C HEM IN DE Fer dit Tcheng-Tai—Tien- Dr. Y. C. Yin,, supt. i f 'Peitaiho

tsin Agents Olivier Chine—31, Rue Police Beach Hospital

de Verdun; Bureau Central: Shih- Bureau for Peiping-Lia

kiachwang; Cable Ad: Chansifer Railway, Railway Police Adm.:-

Ouang Meou Kong, directeur H. S. Wang, chief of police bureau

Tsu Hoa, directeur adjoint, chef S. H. Wang, aSftt. do!

du service central Chief Engineer and General Mgr’s

Vinot-Prefontaine, chef du service Office: — . ,

du mouvement et trafic N. G. Willis, chief , engineer and

Ouang King Sing, chef du service general manager.

de la Voiie et des travaux Engineering :DppartmenL: —

Louo Ing Tsun, chef du service T. Shen,-chief p£ engineering dept.

de ia traction et du materiel • C; Y. • Liang,|r assistant chief of

•Ou Jen Fou, chef de la compta- engineering department and

bilite , chief: of technical office .

Liou Tsao. Cheng, president- du W. C!how, chief of works division

bureau des achats C- H, Wu, chief, of general do.

Boyer, controle general. > Y. C. Wang, asst. do. ; do.

Traffic Department: —

W. H. Steele, e.B.E., traffic mgr.

Pe ning tieh Vu & van U'xhu '* M'J Chow, asst.: > do. no.:

L. T. Huang, asst, to traffic mgt.

Peiping-Liaoning Railway (Ministry-of and chief of transportation

Railways: Nanking)— Upad Otftee: division . ;.

Tientsin ; . Telephs. • 40463,, -40625, K. ir.' Kuo^cfuef of establrahment

40817, 40891, 40892, 40898, 40951, division

60323 & 60747; Cable Ad : Peining H. Chu, chief Of commercial divi-

Chueh Sheng-chen,: managing dir. :sorfiH hviiJ iroHuT-HieTMaiT

C. Y. Hsu, associate director.! 1 K. Y. Tsou, d’sst. chief of Commer-

Herbert P. C. Cheng, dd.‘ cial division

A48 TIENTSIN

H. Yueh, asst, chief of transpor- ft ft mm -

tation division Chang-lu-yen-wu-chi-ho-fen-so

P. L. Tsai, chief of telegraph Chinese Government Salt Revenue.

division

S. F. Boggs, chief of audit divi- Administration, (Changlu District

Inspectorate)—Office: 39-41, Via Vin-

sion

F. N. Peng, asst, chief of audit cenzo Ad: Sait

Rossi; Teleph. 40046; Cable

division T. Y. Ko, acting district inspector

Locomotive Department: — and con. salt commissioner

F. A. Jamieson, a.m.inst., o.e., Y. Tei, co-district inspt.

supt. M. C. Ling, asst, district inspt.

C. C. Liu, asst, supt.' S. C. Lin, chief secretary

L. Yu, chief of secretarial division H, W. Chow, chief accountant

C. Y. YTuan, asst. do, English Secretaries—L. Mu, C. C,

L. Chang, chief of technical divi- Ho, Y. L. Hsin, Y. C. Huo, C.

sion * .' W. Ma and H. C. Wu

J. K. Cooper, chief of accounts & Chinese Secretaries—H. Wang, H.

auditing division Kao, S. K. Shen and H. F. Lu

C. H. Sun, asst. do. Accountants—T. H. Chen, T. N.

Accounts Department: — Lu, K. S. Chang, S, J. Min, P.

J. Burton, chief accountant

H. Wang, asst. do. F. Y.Chang,

C. Chien,F. typist

J. Tao, K. Ci Tang

R. Hall, personal assistant to chief Accounts clerks—N. H. Li, T. K.

accountant Chow, Y. T. Ma, C. H. Li and

C. C. Tsou, chief of correspond- L. C. Yu

ence division S. Y. Tai, Chinese clerk

T. Y. Wu, chief of disbursement Revenue Guards Office:

H. C. Wu, chief

audit and booking division P. Y. Wang, assistant chief

T. L. Pan, chief of cash division T. W. Yang, judicial officer

Y. 0. Yeh, chief of revenue audit P. K. Hu, supervising officer

division C. H. Ling, do.

Material Department: — C. Y. Yu, do.

H. 8. Sun, supt. C. T. Su, do.

P. Wang, asst. supt. T. P. Li, assistant

T. K. Ma, chief of control division Y. Kung, do.

P. Wang, chief of purchase do. C. H. Shao, do.

K. C. Lu, chief of chemical labora- W. H. Chu, English secretary

tory C. H. Yuan, Assistant

Efficiency Commission: — C. N. Wen, do.

Chueh Sheng Chen, chairman C. Yang, do.

Hubert P. C. Cheng, acting chair- H. H. Liu, do.

man C. C. Yang, do.

T. W. Wood, chief of gen. section H. H. Chang, do.

Y. L. Kwan, chief of traffic section H. P. Fei, file-keeper

N. K. Hua, chief of technical do. C. C. Li, Chinese typist

B. V. Oustroumoff H. Wang, registrar

H. S. Fan, Chinese clerk

Peiping Suiyuan Link — Transporta- S. H. Hsu, *do.

tion Office, 2nd Special Area, Ja IS it it £

Teleph. 40560 Tien tsin dien hua chu

Chinese Government Telephone Ad

5l3f ministration—Central:

Chakow; South: Bruce Chinese

Road, Bund,

British

Chiao tungpu chih hsia tsin pu tieh lu Concession; East: Via Conte Gallina,

kuKtn li chit

Tientsin-Pukow Line — Head Office: Italian Wei Loo;

Concession; North: Hopei, Yue

Telephs.director

30001 with switch to

Tientsin

Tsinpury - Hopei; Teleph. 1655; Cable Ad: No. 1 managing

engineer and No. 2 chief

 TIENTSIN A49

Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd., Salt

Refiners and Manufacturers of Dental Yeh shu chiao ho chung huei tang

Cream and Other bye-products—Chiu

Ta Building,

31532; I, Rue

Cable Ad: Fontanier; Teleph. Union Church—69, Gordon Road

Chiuta Rev. Thos.(TheT. Faichney,

pastor Manse, 53,m.a., b.d.,

Gordon

Chokkee Engineering

Ltd., Importers, & Electrical

Contractors, Co.,

Engineer- Road)

ing, Electrical Supplies, Dealers in H. Schmuser, hon. secretary,

Hardware, and Paints—67a-69, (137, Victoria Road)

Chaylard; Cable Ad: Chprkee Rue du

and Exporters of Carpets and Rugs Club Concordia—Woodrow Wilson St.;

—146, Rue Dillon; Cable Ad: Tywan Teleph. 31861

Chung Foo Union Bank Committee — W. Haenisch (I.

(See Banks) Vorsitzender), H. Stange (II.

Vorsitzender), E. Knuepfel

Chung Hua Match Co., Ltd. Factory: (Ehren-Hauswart), A. Paul

1,andFukushima Road; Telephs. 21424 (Kassenwart), C. J. Steeneck

(Rechnugsfuehrer), H. Puifert

S.A.D.21468. Factory:33325;

3, Teleph. "2, ChiCable

Wei Ad:

Lu (Buecherwart) and H. Loeffler,

Spielwart

Chuka match

Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. (Tientsin), Casa Degli Italiani—Via Roma 2

(Italian Club)

Department

Ad : Centralize Store—Asahi Road ; Cable Commissario—Dr. A. Giavotto

Lam Jan Seung, managing dir. Secretary—A. Bay

Lam Chi Hoon. manager Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club

Lam Sou Tin, sub-mgr.

Rung Shen Shun, do.

K. H. Chan, treasurer Tientsin Amateur Swimming Asso-

S. A. Chungking Import China—1, ciation

Korostowetz Road; Teleph. 33359; President — V. W. Stapleton-

Cable Ad: Imposica Cotton

L. de Hesselle J. Twyford Thomas

J. Stehling [ C. Hausammann Captain M. Kortright

Hon. Treasurer—L. T. Beddow

Hon. Secretary — J.Tientsin

181, Victoria Rd., S. Jones,

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Tientsin Association Football Club

—'Recreation Ground, Recreation

g II t tfc t A £ Road

All Saints’ Church (“Church of Eng-

land”)—Meadows Road Tientsin Badminton Club

President—Dr. C. J. Fox

!£* It f§ Fu yin tan(J Hon. Secy.—A. R. Ross

London Missionary Society—83, Taku Hon. Treasurer—J. M. Milne

Road Cable Ad: London Mission Committee—Mrs. A. R. Ross, L.

Aitken, C. A. L. Rumjahn and

m ® m Wang ho loo S. F. Tao

Roman Catholic

Dame des Victoikes”Church of “ Notre Tientsin Chess Club—Karatzas Cafe,

Rue de France

Tien Chu Tang President—Dr. C. J. Fox

Hon. Secty.—T. P. Romanoff

St.3l,Louis Church (Roman Catholic)— Coihmittee—B. S. Roomiantzeft’

Rue St. Louis, French Concession and M. Saron

L50 TIENTSIN

' Tibnt&uc Club

Tfileffl,. 31312. " • rYLctoivia

: . Road; Tientsin Rowing Club — Corner

Haining and Race Course Roads.

Cenimittee — E. J.

(i i airman), H. A. Lucker Nathan Boathouse: Haiho Ed. (Cr. Soo-

. ( ' v \ L-chaivman), AV.. E. Atwei i, chow Road)

' P. H.' Cobb, C.' D. Dixon, J. President—R. (leyling

S. Jones, D. O. Russel ami J. Committee—N. Hohloff, V. Free-

..W. Cfajnevon.i,(seprietary). man andCaptain—M.

Rowing L; Stockmann Railton

Tientsin Country Club A9, Consu- Hon. Treasurer—L. Shellam

lar Road; Cable Ad : Racing Hon. Secretary -G. Bogdanoif

R. P. Sanderson, secretary (c/o Melchers & Co., 16, Bruce

J. A. Whitewright, asst. secy. Koad)

Tientsin Skating Club

Tientsin Cricket CLuy? •• 1 Chairman—J. Burton

Committee—Mrs. S. Feeney, A.

President--E. J. Nathan L. Bridge; L. Fingereth and

Captain—W.

r Y. Pennell R. Geyling

V ic"e-Captai n — ’K H. Twyford Hon. Treas.—J. W. Cameron

Thomas ' 1 ' Hon. Secy.—A. L. Maitland

Hon. Secy. A Treas.- A. H.

; Ratcl iffe

’’' Committee--J. M. Bandinel, J. # hie M ^

B Brown, A. E. Bulling and Tien chin jon yung Itvti

E- A. .Tenkinson Tientsin Swimming Club—102, Parkes

Tientsin Customs Club — Victoria Road

Roiad : Teleph. 30384 W. H. E. Frost, chairman

G. Nignicieiwky, hon. ffe'etv...

Tientsin Football Association H. Koch, hon. treas..

A. Belt

Tientsin Cole Club—Teleph. 31355 E. A. Arnold

Captain - R. L. D. Wodehouse C. T. Hall

Secretary—J. A. Smith T. S. D. Wade

Tientsin Hunt Club Tientsin Woman’s Club

Master—:0, Joerg OffioeTs and Members of the Exe-

Hon. Sec. and Treas.—I. H. cutive Board

President—Mrs. J. A. Mendelson

ho. J Stewards

Howell — P. Bauer, . H. V. 1stBulletin

Vice-President,

and PublicityEditor

Secretaryof

Bridge,' B, Samarcq, A. V. —Mrs. E. K. Lowry

Secretary—Mrs. A. Berlin

Delwig, E. C.-Leighton and A. Treasurer—Mrs. J. Paradissis

Rapp Chairman

Tientsin Lawn Tennis Association - Mrs. P.ofD.Programme

Edinger Committee

President—E J. Nathan, o.b.e. Chairman of House Committee,—

Vice-do. —Dr.■ 'n H.‘■Betz and Y. Mrs. E. 'J.ofSchilling

Chairman Library Committee—

^Exec.

Horiy«. Committee—W. Pryor, Mrs. C. Schwender

(chairman) Chairman

Mrs. A. ofCapstick

E. Civics Committee—

Hon. Sec. do. A Treas.—J.

do. —M. A.RumjahnSmith Chairman of Special

Asst. Committee—Mrs. O. SrxtActivities

Chairman—Hr~Wright

® m m ® x

Tientsin Race Club—:19, Consular TrustTrustees—P. for Open Spaces, The M.c.

Road: Cable Ad: Racing;

Secretary—R. P_ Sanderson (chairman), H H.B. F.Kent,Barnes,

Assistant Secretaries — H. J. Major G. A. Herbert, m.c., W.

Ford. J A. .Whitewright and O’Hara, E. H. Liddell, H.

W. H. E. Frost Paype, W. . Pryor, .E, C. Pe-

ters, H. E.AVoodall (controller)

 TIENTSIN AM

^ Kao Un (F. Courtois), 31884 (E. Scalliet),

4 ollin & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Com- 40908 (I. B. Splingaerd). 4024 4 (C.

Piron), 40076 (G. De Cleriq)

mission 31051;

Teleph. Agents,—75,

Cable Ad:Consular

Collins Road; Head Office:

J. M. Haesaerts, general manager

■Comfort

of ChineseCompany,

Carpets andThe,Rugs,Exporter

Brass

V. Leclercq, engineer-in-charge

(Traffic Dept., Workshops and

Ware, Furs and Skins—146, Rue Tramway Tracks) -

Dillon, French Concession;' Cable F- Gourtois,House,

(Power engineer-in-chaa

Distribution ge

Ad: Tywan system and! Lighting Dept.)

T. Y. Wang, proprietor Ch. Laval, engineer

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chih-

it~(See Banks) F.E. Scalliet,

Dirickx,secretary

secretarygeneral

J. B. Splingaerd, chief of the

•■Commercial Traders’ Association, Fed. F. Bureau for Chinese

Verhaest, Affairsagent

purchasing

Inc., U.S.A. Import, Export

General Merchants — 79, Rue Pasfeur; and Accounts Dept. :

Teleph. 33616; Cable,Ad: Comtradas H. Demesse, chief acct.

P. Doiinay, assistant accountant

H ifc Fi/i. Chang W. Ghilain, do.

R. Preau, do.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. P. Giffard, cashier

Insurance in all its Branches—98, C. Teunkehs, chief storekeeper

Victoria Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable Ad: G. Pelagoti, stbre-keeper

Haitradco

Haiho Trading Co., Ltd., district Power A.

Station :

Crousse, superintendent

agents , A. Delabie, assistant supt-

Manager for

E. Lester Arnold China: (Shanghai)— J. FoTster, chief electrician and

mechanician i

Compagnie D'Assurance Generales, Distribution System :

L.H. Vanderhelst, superintendent

Fire, Marine and Motor Insurance Tevealav-res, electrician'

—85, Rue de France; Teleph. 34028; J. P. Gervasi, do.

Cable Ads: “Asgenacci” and "As-

genindie”

C. G. Le Bas, manager for North Lighting C.

Department:

Piron, superintenaent

China E. Tercalavros, asst. supt.

Consumers' Engineering Staff:

M. Claes, inspector

, Tien tsiri. /tien tpngJtung-fzu . L. Hutsemekers, do-

COMPAGNIE DE TRAMWAYS ET D’ECLAIRAGE M. MathieUx, do.

de Tientsin, Societe Anonyme. Siege A-G. Melsen,

Potopaieff, do. do.

Social: Bruxeiles (The Tientsin Consumers’ Service Staff’:

Tramway & Lighting Co., Ltd.)—2, P. Splingaerd, inspector.

Via Ermanno Carl otto, Italian Con- ;. F- Mie-rtens, j do

cession ; Teleph. 40691 (Head Office P. Vissers, do

& General Manager), 40969 (Bureau G. Barbier, do

of Chinese Affairs), 40649 (Store . V. Vassilieff, do.

Dept.),61579

pei), 60853 (Distribution

(Power Station,System,

Ho- Meter and Testing Staff :

Hopei), 40690 (Lighting Dept.), R. Paternoster, inspector

50585 (Traffic Dept, and Workshops, B. Artemieff, do.

Nankai), 52601 (Station Master Pei A. Zlokasoff, do.

Ta Kwan), 51881 (Station Master Traffic Dept. :

South West); Telephs. (Residences) G. P.DeGemine,

Clercq, chief

superintendent

32308 (J. M. Haesaerts), 30920 (V. inspector

LeelercqV 34368 (Ch. Laval), 30782 C. GmTels, inspector

A52 TIENTSIN

Workshops; ®Vaasa*

A. Crommar, superintendent Ta tc kuo tsung ling shih situ

F. Teeters, slssistant supt. German Consulate-Generai. — 61-63;

E. Cortinovis, asst. Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph. 31041,

A. Savoi, asst. Cable Ad: Consugerma Stoller

Tramway Tracks: Consul-General—W.

A-G.Noltinck, superintendent Chancellor—C. Kanter

YinogradofE, assistant Secretaries—F. Marks, H. Deter

Typist—Mrs. F. Wetzel

CoMPAUNIE Fk\NOO - AmEEICAINE

' Agents

.d’Assurances—Head()tfice:

— Racine & Co.? 137,Shanghai

Qnai de Ta yingtmmmm & *

France kwo tsung ling shih kwan

Great Britain—Victoria Road;

Continental Bank—(See Banks) Telephs. 31289 and 30355;. Cable

Ad: Britain

Consul-General—J. B. Affleck,

CONSULATES c.b.e.

m m m m u * Superintending Consul—G. A.

Ta an, lewo liny shih shu Herbert, m.c.

Consul—A. Price

Austria—Race Course Road; Teleph. Pro Consul—H. C. Rabbetts

32276 Constable—E. Macveigh

Consul-General—Raul Bauer Stenographer—Miss McIntyre-

Vice-Consul—R. Geyling

Chancellor—F. Skoif ua

Belgium—36, Rue Fontanier; Te- Ta ji pen kxvo ling shih kwan

leph. 31198; Cable Ad: Beige Japan—Hanazono Road ; Telephs.

Consul-General—T. Snyers 20035 and 20089 (Office), 20120

Denmark—10, Hai Ho Road, 1st (Police Office) ; Cable Ad : Riyoji

Special Area Consul General—b. Kawagoe

Consul—P. E. Muller

Vice-Consul—N. Chr. Jorgensen Netherlands Consular Court —

36, Rue Fontanier; Teleph. 31198

i-m m m % * Pm ^ M *

Ta fen lan kuo ling shih shu Ta na wei kwo ling shih ya men

Einlan’t/ 173a, Victoria Road

■Consul—Dr. L. Will Norway—106, Rue de31067Paris, French

Concession, Teleph.

Fj mm x Spain—36, Rue Fontanier; Teleph.

Ta, fah kwo ling shih ya men 31198

France—28, Rue

Ad : Fransulat du Consulat: Cabla Sweden 7-i!, Victoria Park Mansions-

Consul—Ch. Lepissier Consul—E. R. Long

Consul-Suppleant — M. Bouffa-

nais fg ^ fSIU£J ®1 H *

Vice-Consul—M. Kraemer Ta mi kwo tsung ling shih kwan

Secretaire-Interprete—M. Sigu-

ret United .StatesTelephs.

dows Road; of America—71, Mea-

31081 end 32325

Docteur—E. Benjamin Consul General—J. K. Caldwell

Chef de la Garde—M. Daudrumez. Consuls David ,C. Berger,

Dactylographe — Melle. V. de Whitney Young, Frederick W.

Laberbis Hinke,

Secretaires

Tang, S. Chinois — L.Y. K.T.

T. Lieou, KennethGordon L. Burke and

J. Yearns

Tchen and K. Yang Vice-Consul—John F. Stone

 3 H I f§ Acting Preventive Deputy Comr.

Yung ku hung cheng ssu —‘N. I. Sopp

Acting Deputy Commr.—‘Chang

Cook & Anderson (late Adams & Yung Nian (at Peiping)

Knowles), Architects, Surveyors, Valuers Assistants—A. J. Hope, Li Ting

and Engineers—1, Victoria lioad; Teleph. Yuan, S. Momikura, A. Berlin,

31010 Lai Tsu Mou, Lo Ching Hsiang,

Edwin Cook, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.struct.e. Shang Chih Yi, J. F. Maclen-

H. McClure Anderson, f.r.i.b.a. nan, Shih Eng How, C. J. C.

m.i.struct.e. D-L. Basto, Chen Wen Kien,

Wei Kung-shuo, Chung Ping-

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. (Incorporated in cheng (at Peiping), Wen Yi,

England), Tourist, Steamship and—For- Feng Yen (at Peiping), Wang

warding Agents, Bankers, etc. 63, Cheng-sheng, Yao Ting-hsin,

Victoria Itoad; Telephs. 30456 and 32691 Vang Kuan-pao, Tu Chu-ping,

Cable Ad: Coupon Liu Mo Hsuan and Ts’ao Ping

hsu

Wong Ta Chuen, asst, analyst

Corinth

Decorators—127, Woodrow Wilson J. Elm, chief tidesurveyor

Street; Teleph. 32804; Cable Ad: Corinth : fc>. Rnosugi, tidesurveyor

E. B. Weir, asst, tidesurveyor

Kao Yuan Che, asst, tidesurveyor (at

is m Huang hung fan lien Peiping)

Court Hotel, The—171, Victoria Boadi Ko Yee How, J. R. Foster, boat

Teleph. officers

A. L. Bridge,Cable

31113; Ad: Court

manager Chien Shu Tung, Cheung Kwai

Tak, Ralph Muh Hsin Chang,

leu Hok Tang, Yao Ge hong,

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient Tsai Cheng Chi and Wu Pan

(See Banks) Chang, asst, boat cfficers

Appraisers—R. E. Gillmore, K.

Koga, J. Kennedy (at Peiping;,.

0 & * n n & uj G. E. Cammiade, J. A. Ilyin,

. Shan hai kwan chli shui kung shu J. Muir, E. M. Letovt, W. J.

Crystal, Ltd., Mineral Water Marin- i Mezger

facturers—Head Office:40249;

4, Pokotiloff Examiners—H.S.-Chapman (Actg.

S.A.I). 3; Teleph. Cable ltd.,

Ad: jI Inspector of Examiners), J. A.

A. Seek, A, M. da Motta, F. A.

Crystal do Rozario, G. Wada, T. Nishi-

da, G. T. MacLaughlin, K.

m m m Tsin hai kuan Kamekawa, T. Ichige, R. Yoko-

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Corner ta, J. E. Jenkins, W. H. Tipton,

of Rue St. Louis and French Bund; W. W. Brazier, V. 1. Mamaeff,

Telephones 31335 (Commissioner’s K. Okamoto (at Peiping), Tan

Office), 32543 (Dep. Commissioner’s Peng Kong, Chao Cheng , Hsu,

Office), 31441 (General Office), 31231 Peng Te Ming, Ting Yao' Chin,

(Appraising Department), 31214 Chia Kuang-chi, Wong Cheuk

(Chief Tidesurveyor’s Office), 33163 Nam, T. Kishimoto, B. E.

(Inspector of Exmrs’. Office), 31525 Pistruiloff, Chow Shi Tong,

(Harbour Master Office), 33992 (Dis- Tsao E Tsun, Lien Huei-sheng,

trict Accountant), 31027 (Preventive Yu Teh Tao, Cheng Jen Chieh,

Office) and 40505 (Parcel Duty Chang Hsuan, Liu Chih He,

Office) Chen En Chi, Chen Feng Ping,

Commissioner—H. D. Hilliard Feng Hsiao Yen, King Tsu Pei,

Y. Akatani (adm. comr.) Kuo Shao Tang, Lee Pao Lin

Deputy Comr.—Tu Peng Ho (dis- (at Peiping), Ma Yuiig Fu,

trict acct.) Young Shih Hao and Yu Ching

Mee

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Tidewaiters—Huang ’jShu Hsun, Chin Hung Chih, Li PTng

Koo Wei Wu, Tong Han-yee, Yuan, Wang 1 Lu and Loii

Leung Kok Man, Sun Ching Tsing Dah.

Shan (at Peiping) Tai King Harbour Master—E. B. Green

Tien (at Peiping), Wang Chia Acting Assistant Harbour Master

Ping, Cfuii),Yi Bacon, Lau Chia

Po —D. Lettingtpn

Ming, Yung Wu, Chang

Tseng, Sun Eu Yuan, Wpng Kui ic

Shan, Yang Men : Him,. Tung

{Chi Yren , (at Peipiu^'), . Chen Dairen Kisen Kaisha (Dairen S.S’. ’ Co.)

Kwahg Hsin (at Peiping), Sun —Telephs. 13, Hai Ho Road, 1st Special Area;

32287, 31178,3070032278, 31404,

HungVTsap, Chin Kuo,, Chang 3085i (Compradore), (Manager's

(at Peiping), Chapg Ping,Chun,

W. Serapiiina, TVpb Tsung Residence);down at French

Cable Ad: Daiki.

Bund, 22, Rue

Go-

Dillon,

Chieiu.Wu Sung Zu, Yang Shu French Concession; Telephs. 3u900 and

, Chi "(at . Peiping), , Chen Tse 33566 T. Misumi, manager

Kwaii, Wang Hua Cjtmn (at

Peiipng), Hsu . Chap-h.sien,

Cheng Ching-nan,, ’ Woo Kyung Danish ^Consulate— (See Consulates)

Veng (at Peiping), Shih Yu Dak Co:, Hugo, Machinery, Mining

Chi, Liu Kwb An (at Peiping), Supplies, etc.—9 II, Via Ernianno Cai-

Liu Cheh-min, Wang Ying-ting, lotto, Italian Concession; Cable Ad:

Hh Chong Shun, Hsu Hsiang Dauhugo

(at'Peiping) Liu Chien Hsun, C. Nimz, managing partner

Lok Chi Naam, Tao Yu{ Wen, A. Krueger, partner

Wong Kara Hung)1 Lih Yru 'Teh K. Nimz, jr., assistant

(at Peiping), Hsia Hsii Ling, H. Kliebenstein, engineer

Chow Fu An, Li ChitigWuin (at E. Keim, typist

Peiping). Liu Chang ’ Tsing

•Cheng Cheng Hsiung Cheng Ke Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock and Share

Kung Chia Wen Kai (at Pei- Broker, and Land and Kb ate .Agent—

ping), Using Yun Peng (at Pei- 27, Consular Road; Teleplis. 32390,

ping), Su Hsueh Kung (at Pei-

ping), Yang Kung . Yung,' Chi 33716 and 33215; Cable Ad: Secur-

Tseng Hsiang, Toong Pu Son, ity; Codes: Petersens ami Private.

Correspondents in: London, New

Wong Chi Sheng, Liu Pao Ch’i, York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa-

Wu Hung Ch’en (at Peiping),

, Peiping), Shih P’eng I, Hsu pore, Peiping, etc.

R. S. Davis

, ;

Djin Min, Yu Tso Yi, Liu Tseng T.H. Attree C.L. Cheng

Kuei, Feng Hui, Yu Sheh. 'Wang Borne II. Ma

Chieh-tsan, Chen Shin, Chu Hui Clarke C.K. L.C. Wang

Wen, Lee Hui Feng, Warig Wei

Yu, Huang Choiian Liang Clji A.G. G. Davis

L.

Mrs. T. Attree P, C. t)how,;

Lee

Kan, Wang Ssu Chien, Wang

Yu Lin, Yang Ching Liang, Deutsch Asiatische Bank.— (£efc

Yang Wen Han, Woo Sheng Banks)

Chang, Bang Tsi Chou, Ho Zu

Hai, Woo Hong Ching, Wu Muo

Song, Zien Siting, Chuan Ching, DeOtsoh5fl]- Chinesische Chieh U

Handels Co.,

Chai Shu Fan, Chen Wei Ching, General Import and Export—23, Rue St.

Chow Mong Ling, Huang Kuei Lotus; Teleph. 33766; Cable Ad: Breusun

Pin, Tsao Yu Pin, Tsung Hung

Kuei, Tsung Khuh-tsung. Wang

Chang Hsu, Wane Ming-ta, Deu tsche ^Farben^-H andelsgesellsi Tefn

h a ft

Yang Ju Min, Bb Pih Suan, Waibei; & Co., Niederlassiing Tientsin,

Chang Yee Kong, Chin Fu Chia, Import (Indigo, Aniline Dyes and Sun-

Chin Kuo Huang, Hsu 5 Chih dries)—6, Rue Courbet; Telephs. 308i 5,

Tung, Huang Hup iSiug, lok 30816; Cable

Chu Fei, Tseng Chi Ming, Wang Mosse; A.BiC^ Ad: Waidefag; Codes:

6th edm, Carlowitz and

Chien Hsun, Yuan Cheng Lung, Private

 TIENTSIN A55>

Dmitrovsk*, Samuel, Fin Merchant—97, ns ® j* a

Taku Road; Teleph. 31936; Cable Ad: Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd., The ss @ *

Dmitrovsky -—Stocks carried by Haiho Trading

^ j/C Dah lay hung sze Co.

Collar Co., The Robert, Lumber, Ship- East-West Fur Trading Corporation—

ping and General Importers—Robert 94, Taku Road; Teleph. 30933; Cable

Dollar Building,

Teleph. 31196; CableFrench Concession; Ad: Kopitsky

Ad: Dollar

Dollar Lumber Co., Importers of Oregon Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd., Gen-

eral and Constructional Engineers and

Pine Cable

ing; and Lumber—Robert

Ad: Dollar Dollar Build- Shipbuilders — Office and Works : 4,

London Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable

13 £ ® * Ad : Vulca

James

A.Y. E.W-Turner, mang.

Kerridge, director

director

Dollar

Dollar Steamship Line — Cable Ad: Du, compradore

The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

(See Dollar Co., The Robert) Eastern Rug Co., Exporters of Woollen,

Chenille

Li, BritishandConcession;

Grass, carpets—8,

Teleph.Lin

31954Ho;

jfc Yung thing Cable Ad: Eruco

Done a A Co., Exchange, Stock and Share

Brokers—46,

33226 and 33564;Bristow Road;Vendor

Cable Ad: Telephs. Eastham, Barry C., Attorney at-Law—3,

Victoria Terrace; Teleph. 30303; Cabh-

Donnell * Bielfeld, Exchange Brokers Ad: Secretary

— Ewo Bldg., Victoria Road; Telephs. Ecole Municipal Francaise

30758, 33754, 32815 amt 31754

K.F.Bielfeld (See: Educational)

H. Whitamore

Doulatram

274, VictoriaSons,Road; Indian

Teleph. Silk

31669;Store-

Cable EDUCATIONAL

Ad:H.Doulatram American

Board School—1, ChekiangC., Road

or Trustees—B. Eas-

Doulatram, proprietor . tham (president), D. S. Riggs

Sub-Branch—46, Rue du Marechal (vice-president), W. P. Colt-

Foch man (treasurer) and Mrs.

DuManufacturers

Pont dk Nemours

and Importers of Indigo, Mrs. R. E. McCann, chairman,.

Dyes and Chemicals—52, Taku Road; Educational Committee.

Teleph. 30176; Cable Ad: Dupont: All Members—Mrs. E. J. Aeschli-

J. K. Caldwell, Mrs. fE.

W. J.■ F. Calder, mgr.

Codes man,

H.: Fendlason, E>. H. Fendla-

Mrs. sony Lt. H. R. Johnson,- Col.

V. C.R.ChuHawkins G. A. Lynch, Mrs. A. G..

Robinson, Chaplain G. ' F.

% Km & Rixey, Charles A. Smith, Paul.

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., The, Young

Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers, Sole School Staff

Manufacturers of Dunlop Principal—Mrs. J. T. Peyton

Tyres and General RubberPneumatic

Goods— Kindergarten & II Assistant—

Mrs. S. Fink

Dunlop House, Bristow Road; Tele- Grade I & II—Mrs. J. T. Peyton

phone 31064; Cable Ad : Pneumatic Grades III & IV-Mrs. R. H.

S.J. J.G. Willcox

Hayes, mgr. for North China Martin

C. A. Greenland Grades V & VI—Miss Grace

T. Churchill | Mrs.1 Vitlcent Thomas

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Grades VII & VIII - Miss K ^ If

Myrtel Pelker Hsin hsueh shu yuan

French—Madame Baraer

Medical 'Adviser—Colonel Dem- Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College-

83, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 31390:

mer Cable Ad : Taccollege

Mrs. E. K. Lowry, Counsellor T. L. Huang, M. Litt ,(Cantab.)

Hon. Prin.

Kuny shang hsueh-yuan T. Huang, acting principal

Hautes Etudes Industeielles et C.H.B.

A. P. Cullen,Longman,

b.a., a.r.o.sc.,

treasurerdean

Commerciales

Teleph. 32792 — Race Course Road; G. Luxon secretary

R. S. H. G. Thompson, b.su.

m & it Tientsin Grammar Council)

British Municipal School (see under

Chung hsi nu hsueh hsia

Keen Gik ls School (Methodist Episcopal

Mission)—South Gate; Telepn. 22678; a ^ >t> x « » it

Cable Ad; Methodist Tien ching hui wen churng heueh hsiao

Nankai University—Telephs. 34001, Tientsin Hui Wen Academy, South

Suburbs—Teleph. 22676 and 22677;

34002 and 34003 Cable

Rev. Ad: Liu Methodist

Fang, d.d. principal

& ^ ± ft Ik Thomas K. Li, dean

S.Mrs.H. M.Fan,L. proctor

Pkiyang Engineering College

(formerly Peiyang University)— A. B. Coole,Berkey (English

treasurer dept.)

(Coriimercia

Hsiku; Telephs. 61226-8; Cable dept.)

Mrs. A.E. B.J. Aeschliman

Coole (English dept.

Ad: 6007 Rev.

Officers of Administration: Mrs. E. J. Aeschliman

S. T. Li, b.s., ph. d. (Eng’g), Tientsin Jewish School

president

T. K. Hsu, b.s., head of General

Affairs Dept. & Students director Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public School)

S. F. Tsui, ll. b., registrar

C. L. Feng, b.a., Chinese secretary

J. H; Ju, b.s., English secretary Mai king

L.K. K.L. Li,

Li, seniorbusiness

clerk mgr.

V. C. Tsui,b.s.,treasurer Elbrook, Incorporated, Woollen Yarn

Spinners and Carpet ManafacturerK

C. Y. Tschuo, m.d., college physician Woollen Goods Manufacturers and Im-

porters of Textile Machinery — Main

Saint Louis’ College (Marist Bro- Office: 32426,

31-47, Davenport Road; Telephs

33007: Cable Ad: Koorble

thers) (For Boarders and Day

Scholars)—195, Rue St. Louis;

Teleph. 33046; Cable Ad: Louis Empire Teleph.Theatre

31842; Cable— British Concession;

Ad: Theatre

College;. Owned and Operated by:

Rev. Bro. Faust, director

Rev. Bro. Louis Eraste, sub-dir. China Theatres, Ltd. (Incor-

Rev. Bros. George, Joseph, Pru- porated in Hongkong)

dent, Nestor, Louis Kostka,

Claudio, Stephen, Paul, Vin- Energie Electrique de Tientsin

cent, Andrew, Edward, Chris- (French Central Power Station)—

topher, Conrad 211, Rue du Marechal Foch; Cable

Ad : Bourgery

St. Joseph’s High School—Rue Sua- Epargne Franco Chinoise, Ltd.

bouraud

Sister Mary, sup. (See Banks)

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M lm ^ Nai wen 8?e fa Jen ohee

Evans, li. T.,Victoria

AttorneyTerrace;

and Counselor-at- Forres & Co., Ltd., William, Merchants

Law—1, Telephs. and

Road;Commission

Telephs. Agents—45,

31008, 81053 Victoria

(Com-

30294 and 30506; Cable Ad; Secretary pradore) ; Cable Ad: Rinehee (Export

Mrs. V. Freeman, secretary Dept.) and Sebrof (import Dept.)

A.T. H.Burgess, a.c.i.s.

R. Candiin

M ^ Yung Fung* L. C. Hurst

Faiechild & Co., Ltd., General Ex- A. Dentici | J. M. &Milne

porters—169

30323 to 30409

(Office), 183, Taku Road; Telephs.

(Compradore) and London—C. E. Marshall Co., 17,

32085 (Insurance dept.); Cable Ad: Fair- Phil pot Lane

child; Codes: Acme; Private, Marconi, New York—Bertolino & Co., 2, Stone St.

Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Western Union and Foreign Commission Agency, Importers,

A.B.C.

F. A. Fairchild, managing-director Exporters,

321, Taku Road; and Commission

Teleph. 33015Agents—

L. W. Jeriner, director S. Rapoport,. proprietor

D. J. Thomson, secretary

G. F. Wallis

Miss Fox and Morrison, Attorneys at Law

P. N. P.Wong,Borrows

compradore —34, Rue de F ranee ; Teleph. 30043;

General Agents for ■ / Cable Ad: Foxstar

C. J. Fox

Imperial Assurance

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld. Co. A. R. Morrison:

Far Eastern Transport Co.-r-263, Franklin &. Co., Wholesale Dealers in

Korean Apples, Sea Produce, Medicine,

Taku Road; Teleph. 31625 etc.—173, Rue de Pelacot; Teleph. 33686;

V. G. Shoostoff, proprietor CableAcme

and Ad: Franklin; Codes: Bentleys’

Finnish Consulate — (See Consulates) French Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Fischer, Emil S., American Public ung mao yang hong

Accountant

ministrator and and Agent

SwornofAuditor, Ad- Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Auto-

Real Estate

—14/15, Hwa An40515; Street, motive and Industrial Engineers

Bund ; Teleph. CableEx-Austrian

Ad : Ems- and Importers — 18-25, Rue de

France; Telephs. 30128, 30356; Cable

fischer; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th Ad: Frazar. Branches: Peiping,

edn. Tsingtao, Tsinan. Representatives:

Taiyuan, Sianfu, Kalgan

Fleet, H. A., m.i.m.e., a.m.i.e.e., a.i.n.a.s., F. F. Spielman, President

Marine, Cargo and Engineer Surveyor E. W. Frazar, Vice-President

and Fire Loss Adjuster —143, Meadows P. L. D. Plath, Director

Road; Teleph. 30553; Cable Ad: Fleet R. E. McCann, Treas. and Dir.

W. Haenisch, Secy, and Dir.

O. P. Berman

Fleurette, Modes and Beauty Parlour— Stocks & Eng. Depts:

Talati House, Victoria Rd.; Teleph. 32550 G. P. Joost, Auto Sales Mgr.

Foox & Co., H., Cotton Brokers and P.S. C.H. Li,

Chang,CashierSales

Supervisors, Freight and Ship Brokers Y. C. Chu, Sales

—65, Consular Rd.; Teleph. 31430 and J. J. K. Jane, Sales

31848; Cable Ad: Fooxco C. H. Yao, Sales

Automotive Service:

, A.H.L.G.Foox,

Foox,

Foox

partner

do. • J. F. Mustoo, Service Manager

P. E. Oddo,

R. Robin | H. D. Yen C. T. Li, Assistant:,.

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Radio . and Refrigeration [ Depfcs. : m mm&®&

J. M. Zimmerman, Sales Mgr. Yinrj km ting yun<) tien chi yu

F. 0. Chinery, In-charge Radio h$iei\ hung *ze

and Refrigeratpr Service

Kosmin General Electric Co. op China Ltd.,

G. SokolofT Electrical Engineers and Contrac-

Parts Accessories and Tire Sales: tors—202, Taku Road; Teleph. 34423 ;

K. K. Kulikoff. In-charge Cable Ad: Genlectric

L. Y. Liu, Assistant W. Eadie Miss Z. Gurvich

L. C. Kuo, Storekeeper D. Horvath F. S. Sung

Stenographers — Miss T. Berger, C.N. Zlbkasoff S.

C.C. F.P.S. Lee

Miss M. Greenland,

Mlgniewitzky and MissMiss G.C. M. K.T. Chow Chee Yang

Wang

Teplitsky Miss I. Poye C. S. Chao

French Bakery—3rd Special Area; Cable General ture de

Veneer Factory, Manufac-

Bois

Ad:K. Mavroinaras

Mavomaras, proprietor Shih Kai;

P. A.Thesmar, CableCbntreplaques

Ad: Venesco

'managing

— 53, Lao

director

Nekrassoif, supervisor

K. Averine, inspector

French General Hospital C. T. Liou, chief acct.

{See Hospitals) C.T. K.T. Wang,

Fong, acct.

do.

T. H. Kuo, compradore

French Municipal Council H Y. Tung, do.

{See: Municipal Councils) German-American Hospital

{See Hospitals)

D.and

Froiman

Skin Coi, Leather Importers,

Merchants—145, Fur

Davenport German Consulate-General

Road; Cable Ad: Froiman {See Consulates)

D. A. Froiman

German Cycle Co. — 70, Via Ermanno

Carlotto;

A. KeimCable Ad: Kaimo

Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters —Corner

of Taku and Canton Roads; Teleph.

33923: Cable branch

B. Sottorf, Ad: Europasia

manager Geyling, R., Architect and Consulting

Engineer—7, Victoria Terrace

FuRukawa Electric Co., Importers of and Export«k Merchants—52,

Gipperich Co., E., General Import

Taku Road -r

Electric Wires, Cables and Brass Teleph. 30483, 32449 and 33851 ; Cable

Products—224, Bristow Road; Teleph. Ad: Gipperich

33438: Cable Ad: Furukawa S. C. Kao, manager

Galatib, ID.E., Concerts and Theatri Giraud, F:—66, Rue Dillon, Import

er and Exporter, Forwarding and

cal and Motion Picture Agent—10, Express Agency,andInsurance

Rue Galatis

Ad: de Verdun: Teleph. : 3Q448; Cable sion,; Freight Customs Commis-

Broker

Teleph. 33403

F. Giraud, proprietor

Garage Central—OT/ ljiue, de France; Gisho Electric Co.—3, Asahi Road;

Cable Ad: Franproprietor

A. Lemoine, gar a,nd geh% mgr. Cable Ad: Gishoyoko

General Dairy k Farm Co. (G.D.F.) GlenJardine, Line. Ltd —Cable Ad : Glenline

Mitheson & Co., Ltd.,

—Red House, East Arsenal Road; Agents—91,

31294. 31296.Victoria

32848, 32918 Road ; Teleph'

Teleph. 33455

 TIENTSIN A59

Gold

53, Rue

Ad: de Verdun; Teleph. 3-2915; Cabl§ 11 ai llo Kutig Ch’eng Tstirig Ghtil

Goldbrofur Haiho Conservancy Commission -30, Hai

Ho

Haiho; Road; Code:Teleph.

A.R.C. 31224;

5th edn. Cable Ad;

tg S ail fit H # Members—J.

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima

Road; Teleph. 21555; Cable Ad: Arachis Consul General), Han Lih:(H.B.M.

B. Affleck,

S.Cant.

Mori,H.partner (London) (Supt. of Customs),

(Commissioner H. D. Hilliard

of Customs), J. C.

Accurti,manager Taylor(representative

(hon. treasurer), and K. H.

J. Goennert Chun of shipping)

Secretary —R. S. Campbell

Grand Hotrl—Petrograd Road; Teleph. Assist. Secretary—S. C;

40086 Engineer—1’.

Assist. Engineer—A. E- MullerTritthart

•„ i

W. B. Zasnikoff, proprietor Works WSupt.—W. M. Chapman

Grand Theatre (Owned and Operated Assist. orksSupt.^-ChungKueiChao

by: Talati Estates, Ltd.)—6,.'Coun- Assist. Bar

Assist. Pledging Supt.—P.

Supt.—Iv. Uki Zuliani

cil Road, Teleph. -33117; Cable Ad: do. — K. Hosubuchi

Grand Assist. Supt. of Stores—F.

Accountant—A. S. Thomas Johnson

S. B. Talati, managing director Storekeeper—S.

F. Crowder, manager , Stenotypist - Mrs.Oyeda

L. Gerzo

Great Northern Publicity Co.-173, Haiho Trading Company, Import and

Victoria Road Export, and lnsurance-498, Victoria

Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable Ad:

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. Haitradco

—173a, Victoria Road iflj )jjg Fuh Lee

Hall

ren’s Drapers, Ltd.,

& Holtz, Ladies’'and

Gentlemen’s. Child-

Outfitters,

Greek Merchants Association Furniture Manufacturers and General

(See Associations) Storekeepers— 101-103, Victoria Road;

Teleph.

Head Office: 31236; Cable Bfainch

Shanghai. Ad; Fuhlee.

Office:

m m Mao ah’any London

Greenland & Sons, Merchants and M. Fergan, manager 4

Commission Agerits—118, British Bund; T. A. Jbrife’ ' ’MrsIStamatoff

J. W. G. Langley Miss Artemietf

Teleph. A.B.C.

Codes: 33230,5tb,Gable Ad: Greenland;

Bfentley’s, Universal

Trade A.L. C.Davis

Chang j. Miss Miss Gromoff

Miss A. Hoare

W. T.Code, Private

Greenland ' Mrs. Silberlust Russalieff

Hamburg-Amerik

Gully & Co., J., Exporters, Importers, Teleph. 34275; Cable Ad: Hapag aLinie -144, Taku Rd;

Insurancein allAgents,

dealing minor General Merchants

lities of China and . Carlowitz i Co., Agents

Manchurian

54, RueProduce

Henry —49/53, rue Dillon

Gable Han Ykh Trust

and

Ad : Gully

Bou rgeois; Importers and Trading

Commission Corporation,

Agents—

J. Gully, managing director Hsiao oh wan g Miao, South Gate

Fr. Goffinet 3S H Mei-ya

m m u Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—92, Rue

de Paris; Telephs. General 30574 &

Hackmack & Co., Import and Export Mgr. 33357; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic pndeijwriterB,

—55, Victoria Road: Teleph. 31007; Fed. Inc., U.S.A.. Managers for

Cable Ad: Hackmack,

A. Hackmack the Orient

A60 TIENTSIN

Jt M elm u li! IS Hangfoong

Match,

portersCarter & Co., Importers,

and Commission Agents—131, Ex- Holland-China

(Tientsin)

Handels Compagnie

N. V. (Holland-China Trad-

Davenport Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable ing Co. (Tientsin), Ltd.)—56

58, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 31319; Cable and

Ad:

Ad: Hatch Holchihand

C. G. Davis F. de Jongh, signs per pro.

C. R. Davis, signs per pro. W. I. Gruenhei'g

Hautes Etudes Industrielles et Com- Agents Java-China-Japan Lijn

mercials—(See Educational) Holland-East Asia Line

Havas News Agency—28, Rue Courbet; Standard

Fatum Insurance

Accident Co., Ixl.Co.

Insurance

Teleph. 31387; Cable Ad: Havas

J. Lapin, manager ‘‘Homburg ” Chemisch-Pharmazeutis-

it M Han *zu che A.G., Bad Homburg, Frankfurt

a.M., Germany

Hayes Engineering Corporation, J. E., (See China Export-Import and

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Engineers, Contrac- Bank-Co., A-G.)

tors and Importers of Engineering

Supplies, Specialists in Modern Fire- Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

proof Building Construction — 103,

Dublin Road; Telephs. 32132 and 30250; Corporation—(See Banks)

Cable Ad: Jehayes; All Principal Codes

mmxw% Ho-pei-sheng-ching-hsing-kuany-wu chv

Chintj ruing hung cheng zu Ho-pei Ching Hsing Mining Admin-

Remmings & Parkin, Architects and istration—Coal Mines at: Ching

Civil Engineers — 73, Consular Road; at: Hsing Hsien, Ho-Pei. Coking Plant

Teleph. 31495; Cable Ad: Module Shih-Kia-Chwang, Ho-Pei. Head

R.ME.INST.Hemmings, m.arch. inst. b.c., Office at: Shihkiachwang Hopei.

ENG.TNSP., M.R.S.I.

W. G. Parkin, f.r.i.b.a., m.t.s.e. Ku Chung Hsiii, director

Paul Bauer, vice-director

Ch’en Chung Shan, do.

Henderson Chang Hsi Chow, secretary

gists—139,kVictoria

Co., J., Road;

Chemists and Drug-

Teleph. 33242; O. Dello, do.

Yue Chen Chung, General Dept,

Cable Ad: Hendersco Wang Gh’i Tsun, Eng. Dept.

W. A. ScharfFenberg, mgr.

Hsia Chi Liang, Sales Dept.

Menu Yu Kai;

Briquetkrie, Brick Factory— Liang Chao Yue, do.

Lao Hsi Teleph. 31382 Liu Yueh Tsu, do.

Mong T’ai Chuang, Accounts Dept.

Chao Ming Hsi, do.

^ ^ m m x Staff at The Mines: —

Tten-tiinr-U-jui-kung- *ze ' Hou Teh Chuen, superintendent

Huileries Job. Kraemer, engineer-in-chief

Mill), Oilde Manufacturers

Tientsin (Tientsin and Ex-Oil Chang Po Ping, asst, engr-in-chiet

H. Schneider, do

porters-165-179, Davenport Road; J. Schmidt, do.

Teleph. 31133; Cable Ad: Tibesart Tsui Tung, mining engineer

J. A. Tibesart, pro. k gen. mgr. Staff at Coking Plant: —

Z. A. Kissleff, mgr. (Oil Mill)

Y. F. Chang ^ Ma Ying Chuen, manager

M. Syberg, engineer-in-chief.

Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Tientsin Sales Agency—14 Tungchow

Road, 1st Special Area; Telephs.

Chelmsford,

Shaft Bearings) The, (Ball and Roller Line 31193 k 33790; Cable. Ad: Ching

Agents for N. China: Haiho Trading kuang Codes: Bentley’s Phraser

Rudolf Mosse.

 TIENTSIN A81:

Chang Hsi Chow, manager W ® W m ®

Sales Agencies at: Paotingfu, Pei- Naval Medical College Hospital—

ping, Tongku, Chefoo, Shanghai Bue de Takou; Teleph. 31184

and Hankow Dr. T. H. Chang, director

Hotel Moderne—.33-37, Rue du Con- Peiyang Woman’s Hospital — East

sulat; Teleph. 31379, 33216, 30393 and Gate, Teleph. 22305

30578 ; Cable Ad : Moderne

Harris Cheng, manager Red Iron Cross Hospitalw6, East

Gate, City; Cable Ad: Rich

HOSPITALS Russian Hospital—2,

1% ^ 3i? Yang piny yuen ex-Russian Concession;Romanoff Av.,

Teleph. 32174

French General Hospital—Rue St. Tientsin Italian Catholic Hospital—

Louis, opposite the British Barracks 46, Corso Vittorio Emanuele; Teleph.

Sisters of Charity 40066

German - American Hospital, Inc. — Victoria Hospital

1 ■2'),AVoodrow Wilson Street; Teleph.

30061

Sister Else Engelhardt, Matron Hua Kuang Trading Corporation,

General Imports and Exports, Textile

Consultants and .Manufacturers and

m m Exporters

Tunbridge ofRoad; RugsTeleph.

and Carpets—173a,

32862

Isabella

South Gate Fisher Hospital — Outside

Miss Hua Mao Trading Co., Importers, Ex-

R.N., Elizabeth

supt. M. Carlyle, EDrters and Commission Agents—8,.

in-Ho-Li, British Concession : Teleph.

Isolation Hospital—Teleph. 31019 32954; Cable Ad: Huamo

M. H. Liang, manager ;

Hunke & Muller, Architects and

{•7G ^ Bi Ma tai.fa i yuan Engineers—136, Council Road; Teleph.

Mackenzie

donE. Mission) Memorial

—79, TakuHospital

Road (Lon- 31678 E. Hunke, ing. v.d.i. >

.1. Stuckey, b.sc., m.b., - bs.,

acting supt. Hykes

T. A. Wang, m.b., resdt. physician (See Masonic) Memorial Lodge

W. C. Yii, m.b., do.

H. C. Tu, m.b., do.

P. K. Liang, m.a., m.b., b.ch., Ibragimoff, A. V., Dealer in Furs and

M.R.O.S.,

consulting L.R.C.P.,

surgeon F.R.C.S., hon. Raw 32876

Materials—178, Taku Road; Teleph.

B. L.R.B.P.,

T. Liang, m.a.,hon.b.ch.,consulting

D.T.M., spR.c.s.,

physician :

@ ® H ft MS $

C. T. Tseng, a.b., m.d.v hon. Yiny shany pu net men yang chi< n

physician yu hsien kung sze

B. P. Liang, m.d., hon. opthal- Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

S. mologist

C. Chia, m.b., b.s., hon. surgeon Ltd., Building,Chemical Importers— Belfran

C. H.Brown,

Mrs. Lei, m.b.,hon. gynaecologistdo. 31527-8 and7,33044;

Rue Cable

de France;

Ad: AlkaliTelephs.

Miss A.G. M.

R. Edmanson, A. V. Farmer, divisional manager

Miss Stickland, asst.matron

do. E. N. Clibborn L. G, Sheliam

Miss G. Moss, pharmacist

F. A. Brown, business manager L.H. G.Warren

Muir ' j) A.M rs.S.WStepanoff

. Laid law

C. A. Wright | Miss F. L.Stewart

Af5-2 TIENTSIN

tfi Yui chung Japan Tourist 22500;Bureau—30,

Cable Ad:Asahi Roads

Imfkrial Hotel, Ltd.—3-5, Rue

Tourist

France:

Hotelimp Telepn, 31Q5<2; Cable Ad:

‘ A. H. Mackay, manager ® ^ ^

G. Kovshik, acountant Jacobson & Kupitsky, Inc.',' Furs a*d

Indo-China : Skins—39, Rue du Consulat; Teleph

Cable Ad: Steam Inchco Navigation Co., Ltd., 30933; KopitSky Cable Ad :• Jacobsfurs' (New

■ Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd-i Agents York), (Harbin, TifentMh and

—91, Victoria Road: Teleph. 31294, Urga). New York. HeadBranches

Office: and

226w,Agencies

29th Street,

in all

31296,32848.32918- ■Trade Centres of China and Mongolia ,,

Industrial

in all KindsMarbleof Marble,Works,

MozaicSpecialist-

and Ters Japanese 'Consulate(Nei*CohtinlatBs)

razzo Works—3a, Wusih Road;

Teleph. 32582; Cable Ad: Hatzipa- Japanese Municipal Council

pas (See Municipal Councils)

IS ID M % Vt ^ Ho hee H ^ fu IS

International

Ltd., Export

— 4, Co. (Tientsin), E wo chi ch’i yu hsien hung &zu

BelgianExporters

Concession: Special

Teleph. Area,

32434; Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,

.'Gable Ad: Nalex The (Incorporated under the Companies

a S. P. Marshall Ordinances of Hongkong)—Victoria and

P. R Shields Ewo Roads; Teleph. 31294; Cable Ad:

Jardeng

Irwin

tioners.— & Grice, Drs., Medical Practi- W. J. Keswick, chairman (S hai)

31095 . 140, Victoria Road ; Teleph. J. F. Owen, signs p.p. ('do. )

J. O. Taylor, do

Isabella Fisher Hospital B. H. Buckle, branch manager

(See Hospitals) fn E w0

Isawa

Rugs—138, Victoria Road; Teleph. 30678 (British C. of C.), Victoria Road:

Isolation Hospital Teleph s. 31294, .31296, 32948 and

(See Hospitals) 32918 (with Switches to all Depart-

ments) Cable Ad : J ardine

Italian Bank for China J. C. Taylor, agent

(See Banks) G. K. Chatham, accounts

Ship- ing Office

J. F. Feely

Italian Catholic Hospital

(See Hospitals) L.N. Corrigan

O. Hatnmond

Italian Marble Works 3, Italian Import Dept.

Bund; Teleph. 40421 M. L. Rai l ton

A. Massa, proprietor J. E. Smith

Italian Trading Co„ Importers and R.K. S.K. Artindale

Hansen , . .

Exporters—8, Jtalian Bund ; Cable Ad: D. Fulton

Itrac Insurance Dept.

A. .31. Martinella, manager E. A. Jenkinsbn

Export Dept.

Jacobsohn, Lev. S., Furs, Hides and Skin; J. C. Manley

—22, Parkes Rd. . Teleph. 33924 ; C. E. Minny

Cable

B. S.Ad: Syrio manager

Jacobsohn, A. Squires

O. Feeney

 TIENTSIN A«:s

Ayencits Joseph Sankey '& Sons, Ltd.

The Me'tcaiitile Bank of India, (Panel Badiators, etc.)

Ltd. R. Beddow- & Sous, Ltd., (Pfoperts,

Taku Pilot Co, (Tieasurers) Bott Shoe & Car Polishes, etc,)

The Britis'l: Chinese Corpora- 1 ata , Shoe Co. (Wholesale Dis

tributors)

tion, Ltd. Western Laboratory, Slianghlii

Chintee O.ntral Railways, Ltd.

KstatOT.f 1 . Waller (Jxit 12 B. C.) (Patent Medicines)

Chairmai , China Homeward Babound, Mary & Cie. Shanghai

Freight Conference (Patent Medicines)

Indo-Chi na : Steam Navigation Stablond

(Shampoos) Laboratories. Lopnou

Co., Ltd Garstin & Co., lAd., London

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. (Leather Goods)

P. cfc O. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Cp..

' • "British India Steam Navigation Ltd. (Manila Ropes)

■ Co:, Ltd. : ' John Wisden & Co., L d. (Sporting

Isthmian Line,’.' Goods)

Glen Line Bleud: Outremer et Ooulem-s de

Prince Lint Mont St., Liegeoise

Capsulerie Amand, Belgium

S. A. Belgium

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.’ (Sporting Ammunition)

East Asiatic Co,, Ltd. Supersilk

Alliance Assuraiice Co., Ltd.

(Fire. Motor- Car Accident) Canada (Silk Hosiery),-Hills,, Ltd.,

Hosiery

Canton lilSurance; Office, Ltd. Fournier Pasqual

(Marine) > (Silks, etc.)

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd., Perth,

Australia (Macaroni)

Ltd. (Fir©)i> > y., - .

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Java Sea and Eire Insurance, Co.—

NoheFs Explosives Co., Ltd.

plosives)

McE wan-Younger, Ltd., Edin- Teleph. 30h24, Cable Adi Sluytefscd

A. Bakker, Branch''manager

burgh (Ales and Stout)

White Horse Distilleries, Ltd.. Jen Lx Co., The, Manufacturers, and-

Glasgow (Whisky)

Charles Marchant, "Glasgow Exporters Spinners, ofandRugsWeavers—7.8,

and Carpels, Woollen

Hue de-

(Whisky)

F. 0. Fincken k. Co., Ltd (Mont- France; Codes: Teleph.Bentley,

Acme, 30625; Came

and'A Ad:

IK'• Jenli:

. serrat Beverages)

Otard-Dupuy, Cognac (Mrandy) Jewish Benevoeent Society.

Kopke

Ewo & Co., Co.

London (Wines) (See Associations)

Ewo Brewery

Cotton Mills, Ltd.

Cadbury-Fry Export Co., Ltd., it M M W

Birmingham (Chocolates, Cocoa, Li feng yaug Liang

Bourn-Vita) >n '* ’ ;

Edward

Clarke, Sharp & Sons,

Nickolls Ltd. (Toffees)

vt Coomhs. , Ltd., | Joesg & Co., O., Expoi-ts., Speeialty :

IjOndon (Cof-ifeotionerV gr (h-ackers) Strawbraids—87, Rue dii Ch^yiarif;

;

Carr & Co., Ltd . LortddtV’litiscuits) ’Feleph. 30146: Cable Ad : Jd^co

The ; Hercules Cycle & Motor ’Co., O. Joerg, sole proprifetor

Ltd Birmingham (Bicycles) M. ('. Chang

The Bombay Burmah Trading K. P. Chang

Corporation, Ltd.v Bangkok n:^ Ynnuty

(Teak) TllnV/ .

Millers Tmibf-r -A: Trading Co., Juv et it Co., llniiorters, Exporters'ami

Ltd.

North Borneo Trading Co., ’ Ltd., Teleph. 31147; Cable Ad:.RueJuvet;

Wine .Merchants--99, deT Taker!

Sandakan (Borneo Timber) Codes:

Staatsmijnen in i Limherg (Sul- A.B.C. J. 4th, 5th and 6th edns., BentleyC

Juvet

phate of Ammonia)' 1 a.r.'i A. Jhvfit‘(Shanghai)

A64 TIENTSIN

% m ® m m m M. Papasian K. Mesropian

Kai lan kvmng wn tsung chit A. Papasian S.A. Calligan

Notzkowski

Mrs. A. R. Ross

M rs. A. R. A. Boycott A*R.A.

Kailan Mining Administration. The Miss M. Sokoioff W. Kohler Boycott

(General Managers of the Yao Hua Me- H. C. Yuen, compradore

chanical Glass Co., Ltd.)—Head Office: Auditors & Accountants—Thomson

Meadows Road; Telephs. SSOOT-G (6 & Co., Chartered Accountants

lines) j Tientsin Sales Office

32666, Yard Master and Supervisor Karatzas Bros. «fc Co., Confectioners and

(Hotung Yard) 32501 and 32748, Bakers—48, Rue du France; Teleph.

Efsiku Yard 60640, Hopei Yard

60058, West Yard 31421, Asahi 33322; Cable Ad: Karatzas

Road 20470 and Cathedral Cutting Karatzas Bros. & Co., Importers and

Yard 21903; Cable Ad: Maisban: Manufacturers of Egyptian Cigarettes

Codes: Bentley and Private —26, Rue du Baron Gros: Teleph. 30080

E J. Nathan and C. Ku, chief mgrs. Kasachkopf,E., English Woollen cloth and

W. Pryor and S. Y. Chen, assts. fur importer—293, Victoria Road, B.C.;

to chief mgrs. Cable Ad: KasachkofF

H. H. Faulkner

Chao Yuan Li Kai chi

Mrs. C. T. Hall, secretary Katz & Co., H. Z., Importers and Ex-

Miss P. Borrows porters—183, Taku Road; Teleph.

Dr. W. R. Chapman 31130; Cable Ad: Martkatz

Kapustin & Co , G.—9-11, Victoria Terrace; Keen Girls School (Nee Educational)

Teleph. 33250; Cable Ad: Kapustin. Keim, Adolf, import and Export—70,

Branches: Shanghai, Dairen and Harbin Ermanno Carlotto, Italian Concession;

G. Kapustin, proprietor Teleph. 40360; Cable Ad: Kaimo

A.Kirilloff, manager

Vit. Kapustin SSflsATrlSiiWt

E. Kapustin

G. Riabkin Kan po shih

L. Jludoff Kent & Mounsev—2 & 4, V ictoria Terrace;

I. Sdlin (Harbin) Teleph.

D. Rotshtein (Shanghai) P. H. B Kent,Cable

31283; m.c.,Ad: Maenad

barrister-at-law

A. Kapustin (Shanghai) L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law

V. Vinokooroff, export dept. Kessler

tion Co.), Co.,

CivilH.Engineers,

T. (ChinaContractors

Construc-

and Builders—Corner

Road and of Race Course

ffl t m

Mei-Jcoo-shen Cable Ad :Bureau

ChiconoStreet; Teleph. <32099;

Karaqheusian American Corporation Kiessling & Bader, Confectioners, Bakers

For Overseas (Tientsin Branch) A. and Purveyors—26, Woodrow Wilson St.

& M., Woollen Yarn Spinners, A. Kiessling proprietor (absent)

Manufacturers and Exporters of F. Bader, do. (absent)

Carpets, Woollen Materials and R. Tobich, proprietor

Blankets; Wool Washers and Scour- W. Reichel, do.

ers; Chemical Washers and Merceri- J. Pestonjee, acct.

zers of Carpets; Woollen Material, B. Wolff

Yarn and Carpet Dyers—135-149, Kingman, Dr. H. B., Dental Surgeon—

Rue Pasteur; Telephs 31496 and

31515; Cable Ads: Amkarseas and 82r, Rue de France; Teleph. 31401

Karagheus Kin Cheng Banking Corp.

H. Shabas, general manager (See Banks)

 TIENTSIN A6>

Klnkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund; ) La Libraikie Francaise {See Societe

| Teleph. 31213; Cable Ad: Yuse FrancaiSe de Librairie et d'Edition)

! Kaeemann & Co., Otto, Import and Ex- Lao Ling Hospital — (Noe Hospitals)

port Merchants—17,

' Street; Woodrow Wilson

KleemannTeleph. 30527; Cable Ad: Lee, E., General Stores, Import and

Export—36-40, Woodrow Wilson Street

O. Kleemann

Kleinschmidt, E., Lawyer—12, Wuchang Lee Fu Trading Company Succrs.

Road; Cable Ad: Kleinschmidt Merchants and Commission Agents

—79,Fukushima Road, J. C.; Cable

m ft m m m Ad: Leefutiade; Codes: Universal

“The Kodak Victoria

Shop’’ Road;

I’kotookachk: Trade, Mosse and Supplement,

Studio—111,. Teleph. Bentley’s,

Code and Private

Acme, Oriental 3-letter

30103

S. Gartner, manager C. H. Hsieh, scle proprietor

Kokusai Unyu Kaisha, ,Shi[>i>ii)g and Levy M. (Succr. de Sennet Freres),

Jeweller Watchmaker and Engraver

Customs Brokers — 37, Rue Ue, 14 —175, Victoria Road; Teleph. 32603;

Julliet; Teleph. 30645 Cable Ad : Sennet. Peiping Office :

Korean China Trading Co., Import- Morrison M. Levy

Street

Export—-13, Ho Ching Li, Miyajima G. Braun

Road,

Cloud J. e.;> Teleph. 20697; Cable Ad:

F.M. C.C. Cloud, president

Ho, manager Leyporters,

Ltd., General Imports and Ex-

Engineering Supplies—90,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 30733; Cable

Jjg Using tai Ad: Ley

Kovar & Co., J. E., Export — 9, Charles Ley, managing director

Korostovitz Road, ex Russian Con- F. Yerhaest, manager

cession ;Telenh. 31594; Cable Ad: Kovar fij Z|i Ping ho

Wu Tze Hua, signs per pro.

J.E. Kovar Liddell Bros;, & Co., Ltd.. Merchants.

Wool, Hide, andSkinsInspectors,

and GeneralHydraulic

Produce

Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd., Export and Brokers Press Packers—50, Taku , Road; .and''2,

Import Lumber Merchants—9, Italian

Bund; Teleph. 40155; Cable Ad: Kow- Bruce Road; Telephs. 31059 and 32165 ;

hung Cable

J. H.AdLiddell,

: Liddell

mang.-dir. <(S’hai.) -

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wilson P.

W. W.M. O. Liddell,

Howell, director

do. (absent

Street; Teleph. 30075; Cable Ad: Kreier

Ian H. Howell, signs do.

Lionel F. Smith, per pro.

Kwan-Chu k Yang, Architects and I.A.E.P. House

Engineers—11,

Teleph. Rue du

30773; Cable Ad:Marechal

EseskwanFoch; | Miss E.CookeE. Hopkin

Kwang Fat Yuen, Leather Lumber {See Masonic) Lodge Caledonia

and

Takou; WoodTeleph.Merchants—52,

31076; CableRueAd:de

Kwanfayuen; Codes: Acme, Bent- London Missionary Society

ley’s, Universal Trade Code. Head (See Churches)

Office: Shanghai. Branches: Hong- a a £ g t. an hung se

kong, Canton, Ningpo, Chefoo, Pei-

ping and Tientsin Loup Freres, S. A., Real Estate — Rue

H. C. Yang, manager St. Louis; Teleph. 31197

Y. K. Yang, asst. mgr. B. Loup, managing director

 TIENTSIN

:

m n X m m M ^ Ko Ta

Lo li hung cheng sue Man souk & Co., J., General Import and

Loup & Young, Architects and Engineers Gros; Telephs. Export Merchants—44. Rue du

33323 (Office) andBaron

33314

—106, Hue

Teleph. de Paris,

31067; Cable French Concession; , (Residence); Cable

Ad: Louplee Ad: Mansouk

A. Loup J. Mansouk, manager >

E. C. Young Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

^ Kah tso tsze 1.44, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33360

District Manager 0. W. L. Way

Lpwu, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered A. Tuskia, secy.

Accountants and Auditors—43, Victoria F. M. Kung, clerk

Road; Teleph. 32473; Cable Ad: C. Li, '’ do:

' Explanate . Y. Li, -do. •

Agent—W. G. DaVson

Lukashik & Sons, First Mail

House in China, Garden, Flower and Order Seed

Lawn

Bulbs, Seeds, Selected Dutch Flower 50, MASONIC

WoodrowFertilisers, Insecticides

Wilson St.; Cable —Ad: Coronation Lodge, 2931 E.C., Masonic

Temple—73, Rape Course Road

Lukashik: Cpde: Bentley’s

•Sub-Branches: Hai’bin and Mpkden A.B.C. 5th.

I. E.T. Lukashik, manager:

I. Lukashik, assistant Hakes Memorial Lodge, A F. and A. M.

Agents for Peiping and Tsinan Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S. C Ms

E. Lee’s General Store sonic Temple—Race Course Road

Lynns' Book Store, Booksellers, News- J. T. Barrie, r.w.n

agents and Stationers — 45, Rue de J. Park, w.s.w.

France; Teleph. 31705 G. H. Kelly, w.j.w.

H. C. Ling, manager F. Johnson, secretary

A. Macarthur, treasurer

Lyra Music House—27, Woodrow Wilson (Secretary’s Address: 262, Dum-

Street barton Road)

$1? Loong mow Tientsin

Masons, Lodge

No. 704 ofE.C.^—Race

Mark Master

Course

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press Road

Packers and Commission Merchants—

136-138,Ad:Taku

Cable Road; Teleph, 31082;

Mackenzie

F. W. Poate, raang. director (S’hai.) Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation,

W. A. Argent, director (London) Dealer in Furs and Skins—27, Rue

do Meihwafur.

Verdun; Teleph. 31722; Cable

M. Boniface, do. (Shanghai) Ad: Head Office: NewKalgan.

York.

C. D. Dixon, manager Branches: Harbin,

Agencies all over China Mukden and

F. S. Turner | C. W. T. Lewis Moses Todrin, vice-president

J. B. Brown L. H. McKenzie Leo Todrin, signs per pro.

J. Stenhuose | F. W. Poate, Jr.

Mackenzie Memorial Hospital Hlf Ht =§§ Mei tsut shih

(See Hospitals) Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers ,

Mackie & Co., A., Manufacturers of Table and Shipping Agents—16, Bruce

Waters—84, Rue de France; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 32991-4; Cable Ads:

31273; Cable Ad : Woollen Melcorp, .M el wool, (Export) Mglcher«eo

(Import) and Nonllloyd & rMaersklhm

$ X (Shipping).

Malkass1an,Simon, •Gfenetal EkporPand ; : ,K. Lindemahn (Bremen)

Itnport-^104, Taku Rd., Teleph. ;

31928; | C.Ad.G.Widmahn

i do.

ACable Ad: Malkassian;‘Godes:

5th ednscifc Bentley's ! • A.B;G,

• -l d 4th Dr. AdMelchers

albeit-Korff(Shanghai)

do.

Ed. Michaelken (Tffents'rh)

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Export Dept.; MILITARY

H. Theuerkauf, signs per pro. U.S. of Amertca

Y. G._ Babrfk B. Pape Headquarters U.X. Army Troirys

P. Goertz W. Rumf

E.W. Knuepfel E. Schirmer

Kohlmeyer W. Schirnier in C/iina

L.W.Kroeger 0.E. J.WillSteerieck ; ] Commanding Officer—Cpl. George

Lisske A. Lynch, 15th' Infantry.

H. Meinert R, K. Williams, Jr. Executive Officer--Major William

W. Oeblerking N. Z. Yausheff F. Lee, 15th Infantry

Miss W. Lugowski Headquarters Commandant — Ma

Miss T.M. Podgoretsky jor William H. Beers, 15th

Miss G.

Miss H. WenzelPruefer Infantry

Miss J.R. Wolansky Adjutant—Capt. Ridgely Gaither,

Miss Ibragimoft Jr., 15th Infantry

Miss 8. liussaleeft' Asst. Adjutant—1st Lt., Archibald

W; Stuart, 15th Infanti'y

Import Dept.; Chaplain—Major-

H.. Scheidg, .signs per pro. U. S. Army Geferge F. Riftey.

G.H. Bogdanoff Chemical' Officer —Major Sidney

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry

i\frs.Thiele

V. Kodbtin Engineer Officei'—Major Sidney

Miss V. Zanewsky H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry. •:

Shipping Dept. : Finance Officer—Major Frank J

A. Paul Keelty, Finance Dept.

Accountant Dept..; Judge Advocate—Major Hubert D,

C. Rossow Hoover, j.a.g d.

Mis. N. Batuietf Ordnance Officer—Major Sidney

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry

Agents for Quartermaster—Lieut. Col., Rigby

Norddeutschex Lloyd, Bremen D. Yalliant, q.m.c.

Maersk Signal Officer—Captain Allan. F

HollandLine, Copenhagen

Assurance Society, of 1841 Sullivan, 15th Infantry

Surgeon—Col. Charles C. Dejnmeiv

Ltd. Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

Hamburg Medical Corps.

Post Duties

Mkntruf Co., Inc., C. J.—3, Wusih Road, Athletic & Recreation Officer—

1st Special Area; Teleph. 3^969 Cable Captain Howard R. Johnson

Ad:J. Mentrupco

J. Wakfron 15th Infantry

Chinese Instructor—Capt. Morris

Mkr/. Co., S., Exporters and Importers B. DePass, 15th Infantry

—8, Exchange Officer—Major John P.

;50445;Rue CableHenri Bourgeois; Teleph.

Ad: Merzco Lake, 15th Infantry

Fire Marshal—Capt. Clyde Grady,

Mkssageries Maeitimes—Teleph. 31744; 15th Infantry

Cable Ad: Sebrof Librarian—Major Get)rge. F. ' Ri

William Forbee & Co., Ltd., Agts. xey, U. S. Army

Prison & Police Officer—Captain

Clyde Grady, 15th Infantry

MtCHAEUAN k KoHLBEEG, INC. (OF New Provost Marshal—Major William

York), Carpets Manufacturers — 18, H. Beers, 15th Infantry

Korostovetz Asst. Provost Marshal—1st Lieut..

Ad: Alkohl Road; Teleph. 32925 Cable; Thad A. Broom, 15th Infantry

Recruiting Officer—1st LL, Archi

m m nu bald W. Stuart, 15tK Infantry

Salvage Officer—Major William R.

Miohels, Auq., Import Export—38, Buckley, q.m.o.

Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph Special Inspector—Major William

30744; Cable Ad: Elee H. Beers, 15th Infantry

A68 TIENTSIN

Suminary Court—Major Sidney Moyroux,

Insurance31385

H. Negrotto, 15th Inf., Majqr Teleph — 41-43,

; Cable Rue de France;

Ad : Moyroux

Henry L. Barrett, 15th Infantry, J. Laplace, signs the firm

Major Gustave Villaret, Jr.,

15th Inf., Major William JR.

Buckley, q.m.c.

Veterinarian—Major William H. MUNICIPAL COPTN0ILS

Dean, Veterinary Corps.

ffi % X & ±

Miller, Thomas N., Consulting Min- Ta ying hung pu ch,i

ing Engineer—Corner Tangshan & British Municipal Council — Victoria

Barrack Roads ; Teleph. 30335; Cable Park and Taku Road ; Telephs. 300S5,

Ad : Rellim 31419 (Secretariat), 33881/5 (Accounts

Dept.), 3279833649(Public

(Municial Engineer’s

Mina, A., General Engineering and Office), Works Dept, and

Mechanical igupplies, Contractors of Deputy Municipal Engineer’s Office),

33646 (Electricity Dept), 33573 (Water-

Heating, Plumbing and Wiring In- works Dept), 33881 / 5 (Police Dept.j,

stallations, Import and Export —

3, Via Marco Polo, Italian Conces- 33966 (Wharfage

Hospital),Dues31019Office), 31068

sion; Teleph. 40319; Cable Ad: (Victoria Hospital) and 33170 (Wellington Nur-

(Isolation

Mina sing Home)

San ching Council,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General Chairman—E.

Vice-Chairman—J. C. Peters

S. Chwang

Importers and Exporters,

and Shipbuilders, Shipping and Insur- Shipowners Councillors—Z. S. Bien, C. T. L. Chat)

ance Ageids—1, Yamaguchi Road, Li

R. Ta,Rodger,

K. C. E. Peacock,

James H. H.A- Reed,

Turner C. K.

Japanese

Cable Ad: Concession:

Mitsui' : C/Odes: Teleph.

A.B.C. 20240;

5thedn. Wang

and Al, Bentley’s Secretariat

Secretary and Engr.— H. F. Barnes,

Model B.SC., M.E.I.C.

Teleph.Dairy 30224and Farm—52, Boppe Road; DeputySecretary—P.

Assist. Secretary—T. Y. Chen

Stenographer—Miss J.H.E.McIntyre

Rodger

Modern Land Department —Ti King Nan

Heng AnChina Advertising

Lee, Rue Chabaneix; Co.—46,

Teleph. Translator -T. C; Hsueh

33168; Cable Ad: 9769 Accounts Department

Chief Accountant—J.

Accountants — J. G. Mould,

Campbell c.A. and.

flj ^ H Mu teh le Chen £n-fu

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Piano Manufac- Sub Accountant—M. Stare.s

turers,

Teleph. 31376etc. — 107-109, Victoria Road; Cashier—C. S. Chen ShihA in

H. T. Gay, manager Sub-Accountant—Kao

J.N. D.Mihailpif

Gordon Accountant’s

Liang, Hsu. Assts.

Shih- —Ohun

Changand,Chih- Pai

Yu Ho ■

Moyler, Powell & Co., General Store; Public Works Department

Dressmakers, Milliners,Perfumeries

General House- Mun. Engr.—H. F. Barnes, b.sc.,m. Egi.tv

hold Requisites,', — 193 Deputy

Joyner,Municipal Engineer—C.

b.e., m.a.a.e., a.m.am.s.c.e.N.

Victoria

Mbyel Road; Teleph. 3' 2 0.82; Cable Ad: Deputy Municipal Engineer—Lu Yi

S. 1L Powell •> I Mis-tVdlehenok Assistant Engr.—O. J. Barnes, m.J.I.e.

Mi’s. S. U. Powell 1 Mrs. F. Pace ChiefAssts.—

Eng. Eng. Assist.—Chi

T.M. Love Cheng-kuei

Peiping '■ : Municipal Gardener Mrldl. Jiange

E.A F.i) Moyler

Moylhr v’ * ""Ntiisancp Irisp'ectpr—- A.Jhu-ydii'

Clark

Mrs. A. Ryan' . ’ - Chief Clerk—Wa’ng C;

Chief Draufh%iman'^

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Electricity I)e]Mirtment $ I ® &

Electrical Engineer—H. S. Miller Fa kuo kung pu chu

Deputy Electrical Engr.—H.

Station Supt.-^-C. K. Wang O. Kung French Municipal Council (Conseil

Distribution Supt.—A. Engr.—Cheng

Antill d’Administration Municipale de

la Concession Francaise)—Place

Assistant Mechannical Clemenceau; Telephs. 31396, 31127,

Shou-chuan

Chief Clerk—Diu Chia-suan 31227 and 33606

Stenographer—R. L. O. Roope Secretariat

Waterworks Department Secretaire Gen.de—Lt.

. Secretaire—G. Col. P. Blanchet

Coulhae

Waterworks

M.I. MECH. e.,Engr.—F.

F. R. S.W.A.G.M.Clark,

Am. Commis Principal—P. Santucci

W. W. Assn. Commis—G. Le GoS

Depy. Waterworks Engr.—P. C. Tung, Dactylographe—Mile.

Percepteur—J. Tchoo J. de Laberbis

B. Sc., M.I.C.E.

Assist. Engr. —Y. CT. Huang, B S.c. Comptable—J. Liang

Chief Office Assist.A-S. C. Lu Voirie et Travaux Publics

Police Department Ing^nieur Chef de Service.— H. Metz

Chief of Police—R. H. Dennis Ingenieur-Adjoint—R. David

Deputy Chief of Police—Li Han-yuan Conducteur—P. Melinand

Supt, of Police—T. F. H. Robinson Surveillant—H. FMy

Chief Inspr. of Police—P. J. Lawless Survei.lla.nt—P.

Agent TechniquesCroa Tou

Div. Inspr. of Polide—W. G. Green- Interprete—Houo

slade Police et Service d’ Incendie— 56,

Inspectors of PoliceA. —P. Soohorukoff,

H. M. MacKenzie, L. Bolham, Ruei de France

Chen Pao-ching Chef de la Garde—M. Daudrumez

Inspectors Chef-adjoint

Etangs de la Garde—M. Des

Tien-Chen— Han Kuei - Jung, Li Sous-Chef de la Garde — E.

Clerk Inspector—Joseph Wang Vanderlieb

Sub-Inspector — Chang Sung - Nien, Inspect, principal—M. Gu^zennec

Hsiao Chih-Chn Inspecteurde

Stenographer—Miss M. McIntyre Inspecteur de 11ere

ereclasse—J.

classe—F.B.Mellaza

Benoit

Fire Brigade Inspecteur de lere classe -O D.

Foreman—W. G. Greenslade Raguenet

Chef du Service dTncendie—M. Payen

Engr.—C. W. T. Lewis

Wharfage Dues Office Sous - Meeanicien—V.

Chef Inspecteur auxiliaireLemonnier

— M-

Supervisor-Hsisan C. Liu Wassiliew

Health Officers Ser vice, Midical et Sanitaire

Drs. Irwin and Grice ChefJ.deLataste

Dr. Service—Dr. Ed. Benjamin.

Hosjritals Ingenieur-Chipuste—Michaud,;

Queen Victoria Diamond J ubilee Vet^rinaire—Hoch

Dr. Chang II Dr. Dr. Sun

Memorial

tal) Hospital (Victoria Hospi-

(Tel. 31068) Dr. Chu Shen

Isolation Hospital (TeL 31Q19) Ecple Francaise—Q, Quai de France

Wellington Nursing Hpme(Tel. 33170) J. Tomasini, directeur

Staff Mile. M.R.,T. C..

Mile: Saffroy,

Barbe, dir. Inst.

Institutrice

Matron VictoriaNurses—Miss

of Municipal Hospital and G.Supt.E.

Gpodband Italian Municipal Council—2, Corao

Sister—Miss L. G. Gowland Victorio Emanuel—e Comm.; , F. Podesia

Commissioner

Sister

—Missi/c Wellington

Hill-MurrayNursing Home Zappi

Sisters—Miss Malcolm, Miss Yuan. Secretary—Dr.

Chief A. Giavottb

of Police—A?.' AngeloniC J

Li-an. Miss Marisoff, Miss Griffith-

' Green, Miss Qiiirt, and Miss Finch

and Mrs.'LituV-ueh-pu Engineer—Lj Sirfcori Bay ’ .

Inspector of Police ^->P.

Health Officer^I^KTA;. Baldi':

A70 TIENTSIN

ffi R & * B * National City Tank of New York

Ta jih pen' tsu chieh chu National Commercial and Savings

Japanese Municipal Council—Yamato National Bank Ltd., The

Park, Japanese Concession; Telephs. Industrial Bank of China

20039, 21116, 21177 and 21179 (Vee Banks)

Council National Motors Co., Theand(Ing.TakuL.

Chairman—S Morikawa Sirtori) —.Corner Meadows

Vice-Chairman—S. Shiotahi

‘ Councillors—T. Misumi, K. Shini- Roads; Ing. L. Sirtori Cable Ad: Sirtori

Teleph. 30513;

zu, J. Furuta, S.’ Npzaki and S.

Kinoehita Naval Medical College Hospital

Secretariat {See Hospitals)

Acting Secretary -H.: Murata

In Charge of Foreign Affairs—H.

Imatake ^ & #5 l ig

Accountant’s Dept.

K. Hirano, , M. Muratsu , and H. Nestle’sTiiar-zio-nai-ping-kung-sze

Milk Products (China) Ltd..—

Kuga (Distributors of the Goods ofMilkNestte

Investigation Dept. and Anglo-Swissi Condensed

Milk and Milk Products, Nestle Food Co.),

Assistant Engr.—K. Ohashi apd Lactogen, Chocolate, Cocoa and

Public Works Dept.

Municipal Engr.—H. YamamOto Cheese—109, Box 8; Cable

Rue Pasteur; P. O

Ad: Nestmilk.

S. Ozaki I. S. Yuen, sub office manager

Sanitary Dept.

Health Officer—Prof. Dr. M. Netherlands Consular Court

Monden {See Consulates)

Cleaning Dept.

Clerk—K. Ohashi Naval Medical College

Wharf Dept. {See Educational)

O. Gono

New Oriental Pharmacy, Chemists and

Druggists—281, Victoria Road; Teleph.

« f« 5» ft 30566;

M. S.Cable

Chow,Ad:manager

Nop

Pei kiang pouo ou yuan

Muske Hoangho Patho H. H. P. H. Mus

Laboratoire d’Histoire Naturelle) — Inc., U.S. A.), Woollen Yarn Spinners and

Race-course

E. Licent, Road ; Teleph. 32792

s..t., director Carpet Manufacturers—104, Taku Rd.;

Cable

W. A.B.Ad:Nichols,

Nicholspresidt. and gen. mgr.

5* @ *

Mustaru (k Co., General Ipaporterte and

Comnaission

Teleph. Agents—66, Rue de France;

31783manager *1 0

E.T. W.

Esser, I N. Hokloff Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha

Brennan J G. Nigniewizky (Japan Cotton Trading Co., Ld.),

Cotton, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Piece

Goods—163, Quai de Auguste Boppe,

Nan zing yen liao tsang French30135Concession;

; Cable Telephs. 30481, 30134or

National Aniline & Chemical Co., and Nihonmenka

Ad : Menkwa

TJ.S.A. (New York), Indigo

Dyes—87, Rue du Chaylard ; Teleph. and Aniline

31698; Cable Ad: Nacotinsin Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—16,

Charles Bruce Road; Cable Ad : Nordlloyd

Mrs. A.J. Smith,

Franckemanager Melchers

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19 & H # # ft 0 * M ¥ ft £ #

North China Advertising Co.—C 3, Rue Ocean Accident Guarantee Curpn.,

de Chaylard; Teleph. 30810; Gable Ad: Ltd. (of 1, Canton Road^ Shanghai)

Twyford

J. Twyford & Son, Ltd., general —187, Victoria Road ; TeUphg. 31310

managers and 30212; Cubl§ Ad: British

Agents—Tipper Company

S. L. Briault

North China Automobile Club V. G. F. Barton

(See Clubs) Mrs. PI. G. McKenzie

E. P. Carrington

E. De Laberbis

North China Chemical Laboratory— Peiping Ewo Bldg., Legation St.

141, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242 Tsinanfu Y. C. Ma & Company

"North

trated China EveningDaily Mail,19,The,”Illus-

Paper— Rue de Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.—Gable Ad:

France: Teleph. 31546; Cable Ad: Jardine; Ltd.. (Jardine, Matheson

Norma il & Co.), Agents

Thos. G. Fisher, editor

Feng Tze Teh OkURA & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Import and

Export Merchants—9,

20250, CableYamaguchi Roador

North China Insurance & Investment Teleph.. Okuragumi

Ads: .Okura

Co. — I.

Teleph. 30734 Pin Building, Taku Road:

j$l ^ Yung, shin '

rZ & M M -X It Olivier Chine,de (S.Takou;

A.) Export & Export

Pei fang hang yeh chung kung sze —35, Rue Telephs. 32810

North Chin a Sr e amshi p Co., Ltd.—Fren eh (manager), 31164 (Export) and 32232;

, Cable Ad:

Bund; Teleph. 30197; Cable Ad: Peifang . C. Borioni, signs per pro. Austrasia

R.V. Samarcq

Devitfeky I B. Ishankin

jg « a bh -it * W. Dolbieff | D. Teliakovsky

Hiva pei ming thing pao kwan

“ North China Star',” Daily Newspaper O’Neill, Dr.. G.—245* ^ Victoria, . Road;

— 78, RueandPasteur,

(Business) Telephs. Cable

30830 (Editorial); 31162 Telepb. 31336; Cable Ad: Vinca

Ad: Star Gordon

(Eng.)O’Neill,l.r.cj?.

, . (Lend.); m.r.c.8-

A.C. J.B. Fox, president

Hayman and editor-in-chief

managing' editor

Hu a Mei

North China Wool Co Ltd. Exporters— Oppenheimer Casing Co.—16/17, Via

73, Consular Road; Telephs. 31085, Trento, Italian , Cojp. ; Telephs.

30516, 33150; Cable Ad: Sikow; 40015 (Gen. office),' 40035 (compra-

Codes: Acme & Private dore’s office) ;, Oable Ad : . Opcasco.

Directors—D. O. Russell, A. H. Head Office: Chicago, U;^A. ,

Rasmussen and W. H. Chatham Hother

Alexander Nielsen,

Gf. Baymanager

1 in, assist,_manager

A. T. Nejdanoff T. S. Tsai, aeccou infant

S.G. S.,H°u<

M. Leipa compmdore

Northern Underwriters—-6Q, Rue du B.R. M.

M Levaco

Baron Gros; Teleph/ 31974 ^Dvacq .. .

N. Rosensrein

Norwegian Consular® \ . J. Avshalomoff . ,, •, ■

(See Consulates) . : U- Lee Isrt2 .diialsT

A72 TIENTSIN

^ m m ^ ^ Paramount Films of China Inc.—12,

Oriental Book Store, The —146, Ad: Council Road; Teleph. 33099; Cable-

Victoria Road; Teleph. 30367; Cable Paramount

Ad: Books & n m $r

J. E. Paradissis, proprietor flsin Heng Feng Rung Ssu

N.

G. I.Nelubin,

Eremin,assif-t. manager

accountant

Miss L. Hohloff Paul Young & Co., Importers, En-

Miss gineers, Manufacturers—Rue St.

Y. T. T.Shih

Sbas'tovsby . Louis Extension; Teleph. 32998 r

Cable

The Mips Sampan Library

EL Surjenko,,Hi't*arian P. K.Ad: Paulyoung

B. Young, b. sc., Ch. e., pre-

sident aijd general manager

Oriental Coffee Co., Inporters, Whole- 0. K. Liang', secy, and treas.

salers

Taku and Road;Retailers

Teleph,of 32444;

Coffee—344a,

Cable Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.,

Ad:E. Spizidis

Spiridis, signs per pro. Distributors of R.K.O. Radio Pic-

O. Spiridis tures, R.K.O. Pathe Pictures,

British and Dominion Productions,

and Motion Projectors and Sound

Oriental Commercial Trading Co.,, Equipments Bromley — I-Ping

Road; Teleph. Building, 49,

33650; Cable

General Commercial Agents; Flour Ad : Pecotilms

Mills, Accessories and General Sup- Raymond S. Y. Chuck, mgr

plies, (Distributors, Gasoline and

Lubricating Oil, Automobiles and

Repair Works—68, Rue du 14, Juil- Si H ft

let. French Concession; Teleph. 23414 Pei Piao Coal Mining Co., Ltd. —

Emerson T. Yao, manager Peiping Liaoning Railway Administra-

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co., tion Building

Import k Export. Speciality : Glue Peiping University

Si Casings—49, Taku Road, B. C. ;

Telephs. 32963 and SOfe ; Cable. Ad: (See Educational)

Foohsiang Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Rue du

A.A. Purpiss,

Ehrenlieb.general ma,pager

manager Baron Gros; Teleph. 23669

Miss H. Olschcwski, secretary

« =r hi # *

ft #■ IS R * Pei yang yin sze kwan

Ta pan hang chbunn hui she Peiyang Press, Printers, Bookbinders,

Osaka Shosen Eatsha (Osaka Mercantile and Stationers—Head

Road; Teleph. Office:

31024 and 27,Branch

31174 Wusih

S.S. Co., Ltd.1—10, French Bund; Office:

Telepbs. 30231. 30921 and33223; P.O.Box Teleph. 742 (E.) 3, Legation St., East Gate;

2; Cable Ad: Shosen O. Kleeman, rung, director

E. Kirn, gen. mgr.

Osawa

Exporters— 11. Asahi Bead, Japanese

Concession; Telephs. 20333 and 208471 ‘Peking and AtTientsin Ching-tsinpao-kuan

Cable Ad: Osawa 181, Victoria Road: Times,” Telephs.Daily-

3123T

^ fU Tie sen (Editor), 31239 (General), 34346

(Manager) ; Cable Ad : Press

Otte

29.

Ad:Consular

CehandroRoad; Teleph. 30401; Cable W. V. Pennell, editor

A. C. Ching, managing partner J.L. E.Gerstenzang

Wilson reporter

Palace Theatre — Fukushima Road; T. G. C. Knight

I. G. Avramoff

Teleph. 21121 J. S. Jones, business manager

 TIENTSIN1 A73

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Chief of Inland Business Depart-

Navigation Cp.—Cable Ad : Peninsu- ment—Chang En-jung

lar. Chief of General Affairs Depart-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., ment—Wei Wen Hou

Agents—9 V Victoria Pd.; Teleph. Chief of Accounts and Checking

31294, 31296; 32848, 32918 Department—J. McLorn

Pennell & Co., E. W., Auctioneers &

Commission Agents, Wine &r Spirit Potttnger & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Merchants—36, Council Road; Tele- Exporters, Merchants — 55, Victoria

phone 31183; Cable Ad: Pennell Road; Cable Ad: Wippa; Codes:

Pension Holland—130, Meadows Rd.; A.B.C. Union,

5th edn., Bentley’s, Western

Engineering

Teleph. 32647 W. 1. Pottinger, director (absent)

Miss H. Feld H.A.V.L.Bridge, do.

Pension Lange—7, Canal Road, Ex Bridge, secretary

German Concession; Teleph 32935 Rabben

Mrs. H. Lange, proprietress Bund, B.C.; Teleph. 30106; Cable Ad:

Success

m <$ Teh loong

Perrin Cooper & Co. Ltd., Merchants, Racine &.{Ml Cie.,yfS. A.,Li hsing Export and

Press

Office Packers and Scourers—Registered Import Merchants—137, Quai de

Road ; : Cable

“ Loxley

Ad : House,”

Loxley 73, Consular Racine

France; Teleph. 32107; Cable Ad :

• Code: Bentley’s

D. O. Russell, permanent director

J. K. Chatham, director

Raiher’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road;

ft ft m m T- hua-yang-kong Teleph. 32013

Pezzini & Co., P.. Importers of General *T #

Provisions, Wines and General Mer- Loo-1 in-yan g-hang

chandise, Exporters of Chinese

Products and Fire and Marine Reuter, Brookelmann & Co. Export,

Insurance Agents — 13-14, Italian Import, Insurance, Manufacturers of

Bund, Italian Concession; Teieph. Egsr Products—29, Consular Road;

40514; Cable Ad : Italo Telephs. 33571-31298 (General Office),

P. Pezzini, mgr. & proprietor 32223 (Export Compradore), 34044

Miss M. Pezzini, signs per pro (Import Compradore), 33512 (Mana-

Miss R. Massa ger’s Residence). & 34023 (Mr. F. J.

Clerks—H. Y. Li, F. W. Sun Schmidt’s Residence); P.O. Box 85;

and Y. C. Hou Cable Ad: Reutbroek

S. S. Tai, storekeeper R. Hevp,.partner (Shanghai)

W, C. Han, broker C. E. Vissering, partner (S’hai)

W. Lotz, mgr., signs per pro.

Polish Commercial: Co., Ltd., General H. Darnstaedt

W. Monsees

Importers-44-46, Rue de Paris; Teleph. Mrs. M. Rumpf

31919 ; Cable Ad: Polco F. J. Schmidt, signs per pro.

m m m m it m K. Vogel

C. Waite

Hopeh-yu-cheng-hwan-li-chu

Postal Administration—3rd Special

Administrative Area31209,

Concession) ; Telephs. (Ex-Russian

40025 & Lu tu tien pao hung s»

40042 (Director’s Office); Cable Ad: Reuters, Ltd. — 50, E-wo Road; Telephs.

Postos 32657

Cable (Manager) and 33757 (Chinese);

Director pro tem—E. Caretti

Chief of Local Business Depart- H. G.Ad:Monde,

Markreuter

manager

ment—Hwong Kia Teh G. E. Kirilloff, assistant

14

A74 TIENTSIN

RoBpisoN & Rosier, Exchange Rcok- ft n- m w m ±

ers—Hong liong & Shanghai Bank Shartg hai pao hsien ydng hang

Building; Telephs. 31246, 3158S. Shanghai

32607 and 33944; Galile Ad: Bullion Marine andInsurance Casualty Officii,

liisuraneeEire,

—30,

Rue Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

Lu ft bean%zeang~yangifjingmhang Reliance

Robinson Piano CJo., Ltd., Music and td 5* Hi ?O Yuifeng hung sze

Musical Instrument Dealers — 177,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31340;.Cable Ad: Shantung Silk and Lace Co., Exporters

Pianomaker and Commission Merchairits, Speciality:

Rocklin ' < f e Co., B —104, Davenport Road; Strawbraids, Carpets, Rugs, Jades

Teleph. 30419; Cable Ad : Rocklin and Cloisonne-wares—Taku Roact,

French Concession; Teleph. 31714;

Roman Catholic ’ Qhurch of Notre Cable H. T. Ad: Yufeng ‘ 1 ! : '

Lee, manager

Dame es Victoires—(Nee Churches) Hugh Tam, sub-mahager'

Royal Soc. of St. George T, T. Cliang, acting do

'(‘Nee Associations) Shea Tung Co., The! Tin porters, Exporters

Saint Lquis College and

UsingManufacturers’

Li, Taku Road;Agents—5,

Teleph. Chung

32255;

(Nee Educational) Chble Ad: Sheatung

Salon Des Modes—30, Bromley Road H. J. Hsin, manager

Savoy Hoteh-MB, Wusih Road; Tele- | Shi37, Way Fur Co,, Fur Merohanks—

phones 31679 and 34372; Cable Ad: CableRueAd:Verdun,; Telelph. : 30B68;

Gershevich; Codes:

Savoy Acme, .Universal, Bentley, A.B-C.

Yf) ^ B41 Ruing hun hung sze 5th Edition Improved ' ’ ;

Schmidt «k Co., Importers mf Chemicals

and Drugs, Microscopes and Scientitic Shimizu, S., Export, Import and Commis-

Supplies—52, sion Agent—4, Asahi Rd., Japanese

Taku Road; Teleph. 30924; Concession;

Cable Ad: Schmidteo

W,. Schulze, manager Sh unlung Teleph. 20)29; Cable Ad-

Shoryh Bank Ltd., The K. Ssinniin.

(Nee Banks) Shingming Trading Co. (ChiNa); Ltd.,

The, General importers

Serebrenntkoff & Co.., A. .1, Printers, Railway and Mining Supplies-*—Corner and Exporters

Bookbinders, Publisher^, Engravels, of Taku and Brube Roads; Teleph. 30728;

Lithographers Booksellers and Sta- Cable Ad: fcjhingminco; Codes: Bentley’s,

tioners—16, Council Road; I'eleph. Lieber’s, A.B.O. 5th Imp., A.B.C. 6th

31222 (5-letter), Western. Union 5-letter edn..

A. J. Sdrebrennikoff, proprietor Acme andSixt,Private • , ,/t

V. Y. Gusseff, sales manager

I. B. Imshenetsky, works mgr. i Q.W.A. Gosewiseli,' directorsigns, t.pci- pro. .

L. O. Obolensky, needyntant P. Brener, Import Dept.

Mrs. M. V. Im'sheiietsky,: silb-acct. R. Schadendorf, Eng. Dept

G. J. Sekula, representative . T. Dohm, Eng. Dept. (II. Vor-

V.I. V.V. Gusseff

Doheeff" ' kauf-Koehler)

S. Schade, Eng, Dept. .

T. 'Chu , {v T. Y, Tsu, Eng. Dept.. , 1"

Shanghai Commercial and Savings R. Fung (Taiyuanfu) .

Bank Ltd.—(Nee Banks) K. Beister, representative of

Henschel & Son

Shang Tai Ye Co., Wine and Spirit Miss A. Gosewisch (Nanking) .

•T. Schultze-Pantin,

Merchants — 14, Bruce Road; Teleph. L. Weidinger, ($,ekjng)

31240; Cable Ad: Shangtaiye

 TIENTSIN A75'

Shosho Yok<), Timber, Shipping, Import

and Export-^-2-4, Asahi Road; Teleph. Su ho tah hurig jimlg

20470; Cable Ad: Shosho

Skodaworks,

| gineering Office Ltd,

of the(Far Eastern En-

Ljmited.

M it ® H W formerly the .Skodaworks, Plzen,Company

Czecho-

Ifsi Men Tsu Tien Chi Ch’ang slovakia), Steelworks, Builders, of all

Siemens China Co.—Siemens Building, kinds of

Machinery—Tientsin:Mechanical and

80, Rlectrical

Woodrow

Taku

Telephs. Road,

30031 -corner CantonCableRoad:

and 30032; Ad; Wilson StreetAd:-‘SkodaWorks

(1st special area); Teleph.

Motor; Codes: A.R.C,, 30057; Cable

f'6th:, Bentley’s F. F. Ufbanek; general manager, Far

Mosse and Alpha

E. Kunisch, commercial manaaer

Dipl. Ing. E. Hoelzel, electrical Z Eastern Branchese.e.,(Shanghai)

K. Tokarjevski, manager

engineer J.MissP. Gramkau,

P. Heyking m.e., engineer

Miss H. Wollmann | W. Istl T. C. Fopj compradqre

g fl| Ch’an ch’en Sligh it Co., J., Tailors and Outfitters--

Sikmssen & Co., Importers and Exporters, 132, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33227

Engineers and Insurance Agents—63,

Taku Road; Teleph. 30983; Cable Ad. Societe FonPiere Franco-ChiNoise de

Sietnssen Tientsin;

! de Fraftcp,(Societe ' Anonyme)—111, Rue

W. Jannings, mgr., signs the firm Mgrs. : Credit Foncier • d’Extreme-

Orient; Teleph. 31451

n&smummw

Sing ha von fen che cKi hung sz ft mm tiffin®

Singer Sewing Machine Co.— 132, Rue Societe Yir shing hsim hee lun ch’uan yu hsien hung sze

du Baron GrOs; Teleph. 23240, Cable Ad: Francaisk

. Chalandage, Ferry-boat de Remohquage et-

Lines, Ligh-

Singer

Frank Chen, supervising agent at large I France; ters and Tug-boats—111, Rue de

Q. P. Chang, chief clerk Telephs. 311.26'(Tientsin), and

i' 22'

Tongku(Tongku); 'Cable Ad: Yishingco,

Sinhua Commercial and Savings L. Sainafcqv ihahager i

Bank—(Nee Banks)

Sino British Traping Co., Import and Anonyme), Societe M. BAriEdAV & Cie.' (Societe

Export—57,' Rue Henry Bourgeoifje, Export aiid Import—17-

Teleph. 33440 21, Rue Dillon; Cable Ad: Embat-

E. VV. Fitchford teco

H. M. Young ” M. Battegay, president an«

managing director

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. O. Joerg, director

Importers, Exporters, and Engineers— , A. Dreyfvss

11, Rue de France; Teleph. 33375; Miss A. Kessler

Cable Ad : Navigatrad

S. Y. Chang, manager ^ & FI? ^ ^ ®

South British Insurance Co„ Ltd.—187,

Sirtori, Inc,. L., Civil Engineer and Victoria Road; Teleph. 31310; Oabffi Ad:

Architect, Municipal

Italian Engineer— 57,to British

Consulting Council ArgeS.ntsj— T ip per &, Company

Meadows Road; Teleph. 30513 L. Briault

V. G. E, Barton

Skiotis Bros. & Co., General Tobacconists, Mrs. H. Cp McKenzie

Cigar and Cigarette Importers and E. P. Carrington

General Merchant^—47. Rue dft France; E. De Laberbis

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad: Skiotis Peiping Ewo Bldg., Legation St.

N. D. Skiotis, manager Tsinanfu Y. C. Ma & Company

*14

A76 TIENTSIN

Spanish Consulate Sun Chong A Co„ Furniture Manu-

(See Consulates) facturers—136,’ Rue du Baron Gros;

Teleph. 30226

St.- Louis Church (Roman Catholic)

(See Churches) ffl » Br fit # A 9) *

St. Louis College Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

(See Educational) 187,

Hall);Victoria

Telephs.Road31310 (opposite

and 30212,Gordon

Cable

Standard Casing Co., Exporters of Ad:Tipper Sunbeam& Co., agents

Hog and Sheep

Hutung, Petrograd RoadCasings—28, Sin Kai S. L. Briault, district manager.

Tsui Tein Chen V. G. F. Barton

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie

Standard Export Co., I/td., The, E. P. Carrington

Importers and Exporters—105, Taku E. Do Laberbis

Road; Cable Ad: Wagmam Peiping Ewo Bldg., Legation St.

E. Eitken Tsinanfu Y. C. Ma & Company

O. Wagman TaBank

Hwa Building;

PetroleumRueCo.,duLtd.—Sin- Hua

Barbn Gros;

££ Mei Foo Cable Ad: Tahwaoilco & 3595

Board of Directors—J. L. Tsao. S. C.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Wholesale Chang, T. H. Chow, M. C.'Lee

Kerosene and Petroleum Products and S. P. Wu

—8, Quaide France, French Concession; Auditing Directors—V. P. Tsao, P.

Telenhs. 31096, 30775 and 33315; T. Hsu and C. H. Lee

Cable Ad : Standvac Staff—

C. W.X. Eskeline,

P. Coltman,manaeer

assist, manager Y. C. Ohu, general managei

Refined Oil Department T.S.H. M.

H.E. Yuan,

Wang, general

Chow, secretarydepartment

sales department

R.W. K.S. Way

Hvkes C< S. Han, inst. manager

F. F. Vaughan Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

F.C. W. Lilley I A. L. Maitland

R. Campbell I Airs. D. Brown 44, Rue de France; Teleph. 33021;

P. Jernigan

(Peiping) I| Miss

Mrs. E.Rowland

Cartmel Cable Ad: 5454 and Insurance ' .

luming C. Suez, manager

Lubricating Oil Department Taichong Import and Export Co.—124,

A. Sevier Taku

E. W, Soolioh

Accounting Department Pohda Roa,d; Teleph. 32053; Cable Ad:

J. W. Anderson C. M. Sun, manager

Shipping

D. C. Department Takahashi ShirtCo.)—8,

Co. (Successors

Sims

Installation—Russian Yamatoya Shirt K.M.A. Build-to

A. S. Fraser 1 B.Concession

W. Bumphrey ing, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31748

Installation—Hsiribo

Starlight *} & ^ ft *

tiloflf RoadAerated Water Co.—4, Poko- Ta leu Po cKuan Kung kze

Crystal, Ltd., proprietors Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., The—

States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14 Calendar The Bund; Teleph. 31180; Cable Ad:

•Tuillet;

line Teleph. 31295; Cable Ad: States- Directors — H. Payne (chairman), H.

N. W. Gatrell, agent F. DyOtt, W. O’Hara, J; A. Andrew,

W. G. Greenland 1. A.A. Burgess

Donnelly, secretary

H. Jackson, chief acct. (Tientsin) »

Sterol, A. G., Shoe Store—278, Vic- E.M. J.H.Cooke, wharfinger

Newland, assistant /P

toria Road: Teleph. 33435 Miss D. M. Clay, stenog

A. G. Stekol

 TIENTSIN ATT

H.architect,

V. Jennings, m.i.n.a., naval Telegraph Administration, Chinese

and works supt. (Taku) Government—31,

Concession Rue Fontanier, French

J. A. Smith, accountant (Taku) Y. S. Wang, manager

A.A. W.S. EVnmerson, engineer tTaku)

Oakes, engineer (Taku)

R. Heaps, supt. bar anchorage do. Telephone Administration, Chinese

Government — Bruce Road, British

Takeda Bros. & Co., Dealers in Precious Concession T. M. Ku, managing director

Stones-5 and 6, Kailan Building;

Teleph. 30575

Takeuchi & Co., Ltd., S., General Stoke- - Hi 5V vii] id ± fi

82, Rue de France; Teleph. 31374 Teh shih ku ho you hung sze

Texas Co.

ers of American (China), Petroleum

Ltd., The, Products

Import-

S rn tR Yung Chang ta,i (Kerosene, Gasoline, Lubricating Oils

Talati

portersBros. Co., Importers,

and Commission Agents—Talati Ex- Parffine, Wax, Roofing Asphalt, etc.)—

House, 31, Bromley Road; Teleph. Belgian Road;Texaco

Bank Building, 90. Victoria

Telephs. 30340 and 33436; Cable

30181; Cable Ad : Talati; Codes : Ad: R. R. Harrison, district manager

Acme, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Bent E. H. Fendlason,1 district acct.

ley & Private

S. J.B. Talati H. D. Dennis, marketing asst

M Talati W.

F. E.R. Foyn,

Johnson, do.

do. •

Darah Dhunjishah Liu Feng Tsai, do.

Talati House Hotel—Corner of Vic- E. Katz, jr., marketing asst.

toria and Bromley Rds.; Telephs. (Peiping)

30455 and 32902; Cable Ad: Talat- J. A. V.Altamira,

Miss officestenographer

V. Borodin, asst. ■

house S. menY. Woo

Acme, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Bent-

A. Mayer, manager Installation :

J. M. Talati | Darab Dhunjishah W. E. Menefee, terminal

Owned and Operated by J.L. S.A.Campbell,

Talati Estates, Limited (Ine. un-

der the Hong Kong Ordinances) Cliupin,asst. do. & B. O.

:Conf.

clerk

Tan Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Head Thelma’s Studio, Exporter of Modem

Office : Peiping ; Tientsin Branch : and Authentic Chinese Art, Brass and

:Shiku; Cable Ad: 0030 Metal Ware, Jewellery etc. — Talati

House Hotel, 240-V41, Victoria Road

Taylor & Co., Wine & Spirit merchants—

42-46, Taku Road; Teleph. 31186; Cable Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Hoyer

Ad: Taylorco Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Te Tai & Co., General Merchants—128, Cable —13, Victoria Terrace.;. ,Te)cph. 30264;

Ad : Scrutiny

Rue de Chaylard; Teleph. 33237; Cable

Ad:HuTetaiShao Tien, proprietor and general Partners: —

manager E. S. Wilkinson, A.C.A. (Shanghai) , ,

L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin and

Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via ; G.Peiping) A. Buyers, C.A. (Shanghai)

Trieste;

HarryTeleph. 40348; CaBle

Sung, managing Ad: Techa

director ■ B. O. B1 alter, a.c.a. (Shanghai) 1 ’’

j M.I.

F. G.C. Roberts,

E. Maunder, a.c.a.

a.c.a.(Bankow)

(Hongkong) '

'Tehporters—

Chee Co., Haltoig.o.A. (Tientsin & Peiping);

105a, Manufacturers

Rue Pasteur; and Ex-

Teleph. London Agents—Viney, Price and

33515; Cable Ad- Tehchee Goodyear, chartered accountants

Z.J. S.P.Tiao, manager

Kung, sub-mgr. 8, St. Martins le Grand, Lon-

don, E.C.l.

A78 TIENTSIN

Tientsin Anglo Chinese College ft & m m.

(See Educafcioirial) I-hua-yang-hong

Tientsin Akt School Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

(See Educational) Agency, Freight and Customs Brok-

ers, Shipchandlers, General Insur-

Tientsin Association Football Club ance, Coal Merchants, Storage,

Truck Service—Expert Packers for

(See Clubs) Overseas—13 and 14, Italian Bund,

Tientsin Book & Stationery Co., Italian Concession; Teleph. 40117;

Booksellers, Stationers and Publish- Cable P.

Ad: Italo

Pezzini, proprietor & manager

ers—137, Victoria Road; Telephone E. L. Fynland, asst.

30573; Cable Ad: ^Education; Codes: D. P. Chw, acct.

Bentley's and Acme S. H. Liu, chief clerk

H. Schmuser, mgr. Y. K. Han, shipping clerk

Mrs, L. Schmuser S. T. Yang, do.

P. H. Chang C. T. Pao, do.

Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. P. L. Shiao, do.

(Incorporated

ances)—12, under Hongkong

Victoria Ordin-

Terrace; Te- Tientsin Golf Club

lephs. 30314 & 33429; Cable Ad: (See Clubs)

Secretary

S. L. Rriault, Tientsin director Grammar School

T. Attree, do. (See Educational)

John T. Yen do.

Tientsin Carpet Co., Carpet Manu- Tientsin T3j & ^ Li hun9 lcur'9 sze

facturers, Wholesale & Retail—253, General Heating & Sanitary

Contractors, Works,.

Heating, Sanitary

Taku Road; Teleph. 33235; Cable and- Electrical Installations—15-17,

Ad: Husisian Chekiang Rd.; Teleph. 32150; Cable

C. G. Husisian, manager Ad : Lisske

Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—255, G. A. Lisske, proprietor

T&ku Road; Teleph. 33235 Tientsin Hockey Club

C. G. Husisian, manager (See Clubs)

m m- & ^ m Tientsin Hui Wen Academy

Guang-feng-hua-hsiau tschang (See Educational)

Tientsin Chemical Co.—8, Rue Cour- Tientsin Jewish School

bet (See Educational)

K. Kuehn, partner

R. Walter, techn. dept. Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public?

General Managers—Deutsche Far-

ban-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel School)—(See Educational)

& Co.

Tientsin Chess Club Hsien nung hung szu

(See Clubs) Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.—

Tientsin Commercial Credit Corp. 49, Taku

W. Road; Telephs. 31084 and 31568-

(See Banks) R. M.A. Howell, chairman

Wickerson, secretary

J. E. Simmonds, engineer

Tientsin Country Club J. L. Anderson, asst, engineer

(See Clubs)

Tientsin Cricket Club Tientsin

TangkuLighter Co., Ltd.—Tientsin and

(See Clubs) Butterfield & Swire, agents

 TIENTSIN A79

Tientsin British Muniicipal Library Tientsin inson Road; Tallymen

Teleph.Co.—3416a,

32545; CafyleDick- Ad:

—Victoria Garden Denga

Chairman—Rev. J. Walker

Committee—Mrs. R. Chandless,

Mrs. Berlin, F. H. Whitamqre, ^ S- fD m Shiah ho yan hung szu J.prrr ■ n. ■ ■ onH

H. F. Barnes, J. G. Campbell

Secretary and Treasurer—Mrs. R. Tientsin Tobacco.-Co: (Estd. 1903), The

General Tobacco Merchants— 294,

E. Fabris Victoria Road; Teleph. 31026;

Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd.-tt33, l A. C. Anastassellisproprietor

C. J. Anastassellis,

Victoria Road, British Concession; D. C. Anastassellis

Teleph. 32274; Cable Ad: Nacot

Tientsin Trading Co., Import — 23,

Tientsin Oil Mill—165-179, Daven- Rue de France; Teleph. 31.923; Cable

port Road | Ad: Feld stein

(See under Huileries de Tientsin)

Tientsin Tramway ,& Lighting Co.,

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de Takou; Ltd. (Compagnie de Tramways et

Teleph. 33034 d’Ecladrage de Tientsin)—2, Via

S. B. Jee, manager Ermanno Carlotto, ; Italian Conces-

sion ■

K; ^ m m -x Tientsin WA' t kn WokKs Co., Ltd.—Head

Tien, t&in yin tze haan

Tientsin Press, Ltd., Printers, Publi- Office: ' $5, Rue Fbntanier; Telephs.

shers, Bookbinders, Stationers, Book- J City Corner; Telephs. 51778 Northwest

33042 and 31553; City Office:

andTelephs.

50693;

sellers, Photographic Engravers—181, ! Chieh Yuan Pumping

Victoria Road; Telephs. 31239 and 52481; Hsi Ho Pumping Station: Teleph. Station:

64346;Cable Ad : Press

J. S. Jopes, secy. & general mgr. ! 52481; PumpingFirst SpecialTeleph.

Station: Area ,34105;

Office and

Mr.

P. W. Jones J.Teleph.

R. Harper:

A. E. Newland 34228; Cable Ad: City waterRoad;

133, Hong Kong

Miss J. Zagorsky Directors

man), Chen — Dr. Hsing

W. W.Chuan Yen (chair-

(vice-

F. F. Mistry, printing dept.

V. Real, do.

J. Anderson, advertising dept. director), J R. Hai'per(managing

chairman), Homer Lu (deputy

Miss O. Zagorsky, , do. managing

Chen Yi Hou, director),

H. 0F.RayDyott,

Chang,J.

Holmberg, Hsu Chu Qhuan, Robert

Tientsin Press 30259

Packing Kan,

Hsuan,Luchin Tsaig Y.SuT.Tan Loh, and

NingYuan Tsai

Road; Telepb. . Co.-i-Canton

i Hsing Wu

Pottinger & Co., 55, Victoria Road, Supervisors — J. M. Bandinel, J.

General Managers Burton. Chu ‘Cbicb Sari,1 Frank1

Tientsin Race Club Tin Koo ahd -E. D Woo !

{See Clubs) ; Toung Ting Feng, gen. assist,

—D?* Rye.:-v de ^France; i Accblinting

Tientsin Realty Co.—34,

Department:

A. H. Ratclifferchief accountant

Teleph. 33762; Cable Ad: Realty, ! Chen

' Shen Shou Chih, acoountant '

Hun Tsao,)accountant

Tientsin Steel Drum andMeccanica

Engineering Ma Ch’ahg Min,

Lu Kai Ming, secretary asst. KopoWtanp

Works,Electrical

liana), Ltd. (Officina

Engineers, Maqhinery,Ita- Engineering'Departhieilt:;

Pumps, Fu-chi Liu, chief engineer

ing—13,Oxy-Acetylene, Electric Weld-

Via Torino; Teleph. 40351; ■ . Cudzilo C. H. Ruas,• engineer

Cable Ad: Caie I . Bruunfgaard ,

B/Zotti, manager P. Louveau, inspector.

Tientsin Swimming Club, Ma ShouChap

Shen On’ing, technical secretary

{S'ee Clubs) assistant Ch’ing, technical

A80 TIENTSIN

n & M £ Mei yieh kung see m

Tientsin Trust Co., Inc., Fidelity and Twyford Engineering, Ltd. (Incor-

Surety Bonds and General Trust—34, porated under the Companies Or-

Rue de France; Teleph. 33762 dinances of Hongkong), Sanitary

and Heating Engineers, Heating.

Hua lung (All System), Fire protection-

Sprinklers, Cold and Hot Water

Tipper & Co., Life, Marine and Fire Lighting Supply, Sanitary Installations,

Insurance Agents—187, Victoria Road (All Systems), Vacuum

(opposite Gordon Hall); Telephs. 31310 Cleaning Installations, Ventilation,

Cooking (All Systems), Plumbing

and 30212; Cable Ads : Sunbeam and Fixtures,

British. Peiping Office : Ewo Bldg., Importers Laundry Installations,

of Railway Material,

Legation Street. Tsinanfu Office: Mining and Engineering Supplies

e/o Y. C. Ma & Co. Sanitary and Heating Equipment,

S. L. Briault Building Supplies, etc.— Twyford

V. G. F. Barton, signs per oro Buildings 113, Rue du Chaylard;

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie Teieph. 32476; Cable Ad: Twyford

E. P. Carrington L. H. Twyford Thomas, director

E. De Laberbis t J. Twyford Thomas, do.

S. P. Kwoh, Cashier & Life Dept. V. R. W. Engstrom, do.

P. Y. Tze, Life & Accident Dept. V. G. F. Barton, do.

C. W. Yu, Fire Dept. B. A. Kapoostin, engineer

J. C. Pai, Marine Dept. V. Soboloff, Frigidaire engineer

R. L. Wang, Accounts Dept. S. Y. Wang, accountant

Tongku Land and Wharf Co., Ltd. ^ M Tai-fu

Twyford & Son, Ltd., J. (Incorporat-

Collins & Co., Ltd., agents and

managers (75, Consular Road) genl. ed under the Companies Ordinances

of Hongkong), General Exporters

and Importers—Twyford Building,

Toyomenka Kabushiki Kaisha, (Oriental 30810; 113, Rue du Chaylard; Telephones-

Cotton Piece

TradingGoods

Co.), and

Cotton, Cotton Cable Ad : Twyford

Yarn, Rayon — 2, J. Twyford Thomas, director

Miyajima Road, Japanese Concession; L. H. Twyford Thomas, do.

Teleph. 20779 V. R W. Engstrom, do.

V. G. F. Barton, do.

Trust For Open Spaces L. H. Cooke

(See Clubs) J. Conings

Mrs. V. Barton

C. C. Wong

Tung Fung Engineering Works—12, C. H. Tan, accountant

Wellington Road; Teleph. 33S69; Percy C. Moo, compradore

Cable Ad : Tungfung Tsao Han Chih

C. C. Norman, managing proprietor

2 m h

Tung Hsing Press, General Printers, Ullmann

Jewellers, &c.—99, Rue de France, Te-

Book Binders and Stationers—73, leph. 31326, Cable Ad: Ullmann. Chaux

Rue de Takou de Fends;Paris

Hongkong,

L. C. Tam, proprietor

Y. H. Tam, manager Peiping, (21, rueShanghai, Hankow,

d’Hauteville)

A. J. Ullmann, manager

Tung Shing and Co., Ltd.—28, Rue % Pao an

du Baron Gros, French Concession; Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Telephs. 31806 and 31097 ; Cable Ad : Ltd.—57, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33313;

Tungshing Cable

Y. Nakatsukasa, manager A. H.Ad:K. Union

Cobb, acting branch mgr.

 TIENTSIN A81

Union Philanthropique Belge m M K & EM

{See Associations) TFa sun sz ta yah fong

Universal Pharmacy—40-42, Dickinson Watson & Co., A. S. (The Hongkong

Dispensary), Wholesale and Retail

Road; Teleph. 31760 Chemists—238, Victoria Road; Te-

leph. 31006; Cable Ad: Dispensary

Villa West Lake—33, Race Course A. E. Keen, m.p.s., mgr.

Road, British Concession; Teleph. Watts & Co., Exchange and Share

30246; Cable Ad : Westlake brokers—72, Taku Road; Telephs.

Lansun, general manager 31087, 32885 and 31659; Cable Ad:

Watts

Victor Radio Sales, Sole Distri- T. E. Watts

butors for RCA Victor Company J. M. Bandinel (Share Dept.)

All Wave and Long Wave Radios, Watts & Frisk, Exchange Brokers—

Dealers in All Kind Victrolas, 73, Consular Road; Cable Ad: Fah-

Electrolas, Talking Machines and

Records Victor, Columbia & Pathe— sing Arthur W'atts

252, Victoria Road, British Concession; F. A. Frisk

Teleph. 31447; Cable Ad: Victor S. C. Kao

I. A. Sherell de Florance, proprietor

Victoria Cigar Store—268, Victoria Weinstein, L. S-, Dealer in Furs and

Skins—60, Rue Henri Bourgeois;

Road ; Teleph. 33262 Teleph. 30871; Cable Ad: Pulun

Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Importers & Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd.—147 &

Exporters of Raw Cotton—52, Taku 149, Rue de Baron Gros: Teleph.

Road; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable 33324

Ad : Fohka C. C- Wang, manager

W. Hegar, manager

Wellington Nursing Home

Vordoni & Co., S. J. (Cornalba and {See Hospitals)

Pezzini, Successors), Wine and Wen Hsiang Yung Co., Import &

Spirit Merchants—87, Rue de Export—6, Canton Road, B.C.;

Franee ; Teleph. 30373; Cable Ad : Teleph. 31212; Cable Ad: Hywen

Vordoni and Branch Office: 98, Hatamen

Vrard & Co., L., General Import Mer- Street, Peiping

K. C. Sung, general manager

chants and Commission Agents—71, S. Y. Sung, manager

Rue St. Louis, French Concession; S. S. Shen, assist.

Teleph. 31197; Cable Ad: Vrard;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and H M Waylo

Bentley’s

B. Loup, signs the firm Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co, Ltd.,

Miss A. C. da Silva Drapers and General Outfitters—131,

Victoria Road, British Concession;

Walker, Orin de Motte, Attorney and Teleph. 30156; Cable Ad: War-

Counsellor—76, Victoria Road; Teleph. field

33784; Cable Ad: Walorin A. E. Handley, manager

T. C. Dornan

N. J. Paretsky Miss T. Katch-

A.Mrs.Skorniakoff

f£ Teh Yi A. E. Hand- eretz

Walte & Co., A., Succres., Importers ley D. Norkin P.C. C.Y. Sung

and Exportersr-186, Bristow

Telephs. 31173 & 31776; Cable Ad:Road; Miss Yang 1

Walteco Miss

Miss K.Z. Yusupoff

Grandan T. Y. Hsing

A. Bolte, proprietor Miss Kwan Y.

S. N. Sung.'

C. Chu

 TIENTSIN

Whitamobe Ship and Freight mm m % Liang ehi ya-fatty

Brokers, Snipping and Insurance

Agents, Stock and Share Brokers— Woollen, Vosy & Co., Ltd., Pharmaceutical

E:WO Building ;'{Teleph. 30992 ; Cable Chemists 86, Rue

and Wholesale Druggists—

de France; Teleph. 31273 Cable.

Ad : .Whitamore; Codes : Scott’s 10th Ad: Woollen

edn., Bentley’s, A.B.C. Improved, J.F. J.J. Woollen,

Boe’s

F. H. Whitainoi-e Knowles, m.p.s.

m.p.s. (Eng.)

(Eng.)

A. R. Ross, signs per pro

Atfmcies Wooller & Co., E. S., House Furnish-

Tampa Inter-Ocean S.S. Co., Inc. ers, Appraisers, Expert Packers,

Yangtze Insurance Association, Billiard Table Makers, Bowling

Ld. Alley Constructors — 19, Consular

Far Eastern Insurance Co.',-Ld. Road; Cable Ad: Woollerco; Code:

Bentley. Factory: Barrack Road

Will, Dk. 'E., Attorney-at-Law—17.3a,. E. S. Wooller, proprietor

Victoria Road

W (jlfsohn, Louis — 48, Ewo Road,

British Concession; Telepli. 31914

^1 ^ Hst’w Tdi, Hsing

Wilson & Co., Merchants and Oeneral

Commission Agents — 72, Victoria

Road; Teleph. 31143; Cable Ad: Yao-hua-chi-ch’i chih-tsao-po-li-kung-sze

Wilson YaoManufacturers

Hua Mechanical Glass Co.,Glass—

Ltd.,

R. G. Buchan, proprietbr of Window

H. F. Dyott, manager National Industrial Bank Building,

E. C. Leighton Consular Road; Teleph. 31090.

A. Delwig Kailan Mining Administration, gen-

Miss T. Verestchagine eral managers u ,;

E. Grossman Directors—Rung Hsien Chow (chair-

Agencies man), E. J. Nathan (deputy

Sun Fire Office chairman! Chow Shih Chih, Li

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socy. Chi Han, Lou Hsiang Ching,

Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. LiKai YiYuan,

Chen, Yuan

Wang HsinShao Wu,

Pu, LuA.

South British

North Insurance Co.,

China Insurance Co., Ld.

Ld. Gobbe, M. Rogez, J. Hers, J.

'1 Thames

Pryor and .Chiping C. Kuo>

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp.—90, (secretary.)

Davenport Read; Telephs. 30754 and Supervisors—P. H. B. Kent, L. T.

30476; Cable Ad: 4938 Beddow and Shih Sung Yen

P. T. Huang, manager Factory, Chinwangtao--

1' ! lerm.in, rlih 1 • tiginet i

Dr.

H. E.K.M.C.AVang,

Lu, chemical engineer

asst. engr.

ft m if m K. Rassart, works manager

Winter & Co.. E., Import-Export G.shopsGilson, cutting and packing

Merchants, Shipping & Insurance manager

Agents, Office Equipment Specialists Foremen—F. Vaes, M. Pierart and

—49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32563; O. Gourds

Cable Ad: Winter . U .T

E. Winter, manager :‘i

L.C.. Tsai

Fingereth ,nil, , ' . , ' YeeunderTsoong the Co., Lip, (Incorporated

Companies Ordinance of

Hong Kong), Cigarette Manufacturers

—Head Office: Shanghai;

Wolff, Carl, Import; and Commission (General Office), 30764 (Factory) & 32299 Telephs. 32275

Agent—307, Victoria Road, Kalian (Printing dept.); Cable Ad: Cigarette

Buildjng; Teleph. 306Q7. j Tientsin Branch

 TIENTSIN A83

J. C. Stewart, manager Young’s Motors, Fed., Inc., U.S.A.—

W. Lyons H. A. Dodd 46-52, Bromley Road, Teleph. 31847;

M. E. Lopato P.W.J.N.Rombaut Cable Ad: Bucar

P. E. Dixon Coffey Herman M. Young, president

O.L. D.Beesley A. B. Sitsky W. E. Yang, manager (Chinese

Jones G.F. R.M. Edney

Hollywood Affairs)

V.P. P.W.Wilhoit

Cline H. A. Deeks A. P. Goolbe, Service

Burnett Mrs. A, Wardle

C. N.Warner Y. H. Tso, accountant

W, P. T. Chang, head clerk

Peiping—76 Nan Chih Tze; Teleph.

Printing Dept. 3487 East

E. C. Mahoney Y. S. Chang, branch manager

C. Morgan C. C. Liu, head clerk

N. A. Stchelokoff T. C. Chen, assistant

F. F. Chu, Service

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors Ltd. Bund; Teleph.Yu Tsin Tannery, Ltd.—64,

31470; Ex-German

Cable Ad: Yatsin

—31, Ex-Russian Bund; Telephones S. C. T. Sze, general manager

31114, 30968, 31712, 31394, (Extension

to all departments); Cable Ad: Yue Nan Yung, Importers of General

Powhattan Merchandise—306, Yictoria Road ;Teleph.

W. B. Christian, diept. mgr. 31400; Cable Ad: Yuenanyung

G. S. M. Lister, adviser (Tung S. W.

H. S.C. Yue

Yue, manager

Yung Yi Cigarette Co.) C. L. W. T. Yue

R. P. Cave-Brown, accountant T. Y. Kao Feng Ting | C. S. Yue

G. Fetherstonhaugh, do.

R. A. Jones (traffic department.) Yung Hsing Stationery Co., Station-

G. Grenberg do. ers, Drawing and Surveying Sup-

W. N. Coffey plies, Office Equipment, and Artist’s

T. S. D. Wade (order dept.) Requisites—Head Office : Tung Ma

C. M. Phillippo, (advtg. dept.) Lee, Tientsin; Teleph. 22259. Bran-

Mrs. J. E. Coppin, Mrs. M. F. ches : 87 Meadows Road, British

Con., Tientsin; Teleph. 32072; 103,

Metcalfe and Mrs. J. B. Cloke, Hatamen Street, Peiping; Teleph.‘

stenographers 1453 E.O.; 924, Second Main1 Street,

Tsinanfu: Commercial Poi*t, Tsinanfu; 171;'

S.F. G.W. Williams

Glass Tai Ping Road, (Hua Pailbu) Nan- '

L. F.Wimbish king; Teleph. 21723 ; 76, Nan Ta

Boulton (accounting dept.) Chieh, Hsian; Teleph, 212.

T&inytdo: D. C. Mow, geperal manager

F. C. Wei, manager

C. R. Alford C. C. Chiao, assistant manager

Yein Yieh Commercial Bank Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd.,

(See Banks) Manufacturers of Refined Soda Ash,

Caustic Soda and Sodium Bicar-

bonate— 1, Rue Fontanier , .

Yokohama Specie Bank—(*?ee Banks)

Znanie, Public Library, Booksellersj

Young Men’s Christian Associations and Stationers, Printers and Book-

binders—Corner of Wilson Street &

(See Associations) Wusih Road

 TAKU

jfe ft Ta-ku

The village

buildings of TakuAbout

of interest. is ofa inconsiderable

mile below thesize and incontains

village a directfewlineshops

lie theandOldno

Southern and Central Fort, while,on the northern bank of the river lies the Northern

Fort, though,

earth, All are completely

periodical demolished

whitewashing andofnow thepresent

surface thefacing

appearance

seaward ofmakes

moundsthemof

serve a useful modern purpose—an aid to navigation.

neighbouring town of Tangku, on the Northern Hank tof the river, to Tientsin The railway from was-the

completed in 1888.

Between

bankthe is boilingthe “signal-station

situated and” soMessrs. Butterfield & Swire wharf onlargethe northern

for andC drying

ockle Village

of shellfish called

such asbecause

cockles,of crabs,

the comparatively

clams, etc., that isindustry

carried

on there. When dried, these shellfish are exported by steamer to Shanghai and Canton

principally, whence they are sent inland for consumption. This is Taku’s greatest

asset, as the country round about for some

heaps, which render the country unfit for cultivation. distance is covered with salt-pans and salt

Theaslights

as well and aids tosignal

the up-to-date navigation

station,arecompleted

under theincontrol

1920, toof use

the 8'Maritime

symbolsCustoms

by day

and

feet electric light by night whereby depths in the bar-channel are recorded from 8

of the bar by means of a suction dredger with a .self-contained hopper of 500depth

up to 25 feet. The Hai-Ho Conservancy Commission maintain the navigable c.m.

capacity.

silt evacuated by the river after the freshet seasons. The existing channel hasofbeen

The navigable depth of the bar varies in accordance with the extent the

greatly improved in recent years; but, as it was decided that it would never prove

entirely successful owing to the set of the current, the Hai-Ho Conservancy Commission

constructed a new bar channel in the direction of the set of the tide. The completion

of this work in 1929, restored the Hai-Ho to a depth admitting the passage of

coasting steamers from Tientsin, though unfortunately the construction of the

new channel caused serious loss of life in the province.

There are no clearly defined anchorages but steamers arriving off the bar at low

tide

anchor mustanywhere

anchor outside the bar

in the river clearwhile

of thesteamers

shippingfromchannel.

Tientsin proceeding to sea may

Taku is memorable on account of the engagements that have taken place between

its

20thforts

May,and1858,thebyBritish and french,

the British squadronnavalunder

forces. The firstSeymour,

Sir Michael' attack waswhen madetheonforts

the

were

the passedTreaty

famous and Lordof Elgin proceeded

Tientsin. The Second1° attack,

Tientsin,which

wherewasonfatally

the 26thunsuccessful,

June he signed was

made by the British forces in June, 1859. The third took place on the 21st August,

1860, sailed

ships when the forts wereupattacked

triumphantly from the land side and captured, and the British

to Tientsin.

Taku and Tongku as naval bases have been very prominent ink he history

ofassembled

China. In May, naval

a large l900, asarmament

the Boxeratsedition came toSira Edward

Taku Bar. head, theSeymour,

EuropeanK.c.B.,Powersas

Senior Naval Officer, was in command. The Admirals were called upon to protect

the

week Legations in Peking and the foreign Settlements of Tientsin, and in the second

Powers,of theJuneUnited navalStates

landing parties were

and Japan. Russia,sent ashoresentby tothePortsixArthur

however, European for

troops and landed very few sailors.

 TAK.U A8&*

During

iningthetheextreme,the week,it June a10th topoint

16th,tothe general whether

situationthein Chihli became critical

entranceand of thewas

Peiho line

should determine

be seized. It will probably beTaku Forts command-

a contentious ques-

tionontoSaturday,

der the end ofJunetime 16th,

if thetoultimatum

hand over sent in bybefore

theForts the Allied

next Admirals to the Comman

morning, precipitated the

crisis in Tientsin and Peking or not. The official people

lay observers affirm that it made no difference, that the Imperial Government nowin general held that it did;

captured

the non-capture by the ofReactionaries

the Forts wouldwas fully

have committed

involved theto destruction

the Boxer movement, and that

of every foreigner

and native Christian in North China. The admirals had to decide this fine point,

and,

After withcouncil

the exception of the

sentAmerican officer, they took

theythewould

line ofopen menfireof ataction.

break anext day ifofthe

warForts

they were in the

not ultimatum

surrendered. that

Mr. Johnson, of the Taku Tugday-and

Lighter Company and a Chinese scholar, carrying his life in his hand, delivered the

ultimatum. His services were never recognized by the British

mander referred the matter to Tientsin, and was ordered not only to resist but to take Authorities. The Com-

the

reachesinitative. He didabout

of the isPeiho, so by opening yardsfirein aonbee-line

the sixabove

gunboats

the lying in themiles

Tongku

river). There much general2,000 misapprehension about this brilliant fortsfeat(three

of war. The by

allied Fleet had nothing in the world to do with it, lying as it was 12 miles distant with

a shallow 12-foot bar between it and the forts. The entire weight of the business fell on

six

and little cockle-shells

the Russian of gunboats

Bohr, Gelek the British

and Korietz—and Algerine,parties

two landing FrenchOfZmrc,

BritishGerman//ti.s

and Japan-

ese

Motf-ocacy, which, after getting a shell through her bows, steamed uprefuge

numbering about 300 each. The residents of Taku village found in theoutD. ofS,.

the river

range. Many refugees fleeing from Tientsin were on the

wharves, and were under fire for some hours. The firing was somewhat wild during merchant steamers at the

the darkness, but when dawn appeared, at 3.45, the gunboat^, led

and afterwards by the litis, steamed down the river and took up a position close under at first by the Algerine

the vessels,

six N.-W. Fort. A singlegunnery

well-timedwasshellonce would haveat utterly destroyed anyguns

one ofsoon the

mastered thebut Chinese

heavy and modern weapons on themore

Forts, andfault.

beforeThe

5 a.m.naval

the two landing

partiesNorth

.arge liad rushed

Fort atthetheNorth-West

river mouth.Fort, Thisandwasthen

alsoproceeded

escaladedalong

and itsthegreat

causeway

guns turnedto the

against the two fortifications on the South side of the river at

affair was finished before 6 a.m.—a large number of Chin6.se' dead testifying to the close range. The whole

accuracy of the Allies’ fire. Four Chinese torpedo-boat destroyers were captured with

conspicuous

distributed amongst braverythebyAllies.

the British torpedo-uoat

The demolition of thedestroyers

Forts wasWhiting

effectedand Fame1901-2.

during and

DI HECTOR Y

HI & m gS & * Capt. N. Penson, bar supt.

2'tt kn Po ch'uan Kung see A. F. Evans, assist bar supt.,

Taku Tug andA(Aghteii Co., Ltd.—Head Taku Club—Teleph. 56

Office:

CalendarTientsin; Teleph. 15; Cable Ad: Taku Pilot Company—Teleph. 45; Cable

H. V. Jennings, works supt. Ad: Pilots

I.A. J.W.O.Emmerson,

Grant, assist.

do. Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.

A. S. Oakes, do. Butterfield & Swire, managers

A86 HSIN HO—TONGK U

HSINHO DIRECTORY

Chinese National Railways (Peiping Kailan Mining Administeation Farm

Liaoning* Line) C. F. Chow, farm super*ntendant

G. B. Carvulhei's; Signal engineer

'Standard-Vacuum Oil Go.—Cable Ad:

Hai IIo Conservancy Commission Stand V'ac

W. F, Biskiipski T: C. Malcolm

TONGKU DIRECTORY

^ ^ ^ 52 f?tB ^* Liu Yu Lin

Yiny skang a si a huo yu kwrug se Wang Chao Hung

Ma

HanHan Ching

Fu chih

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), ( .

Ltd.—Tongku Installation Railway, Chinese Goyernment (Pei-

VY. Cameron

ping Moukden Line)

-fa %'ai Itoo ' H. Farrant m.inst., c.e., b.a.

Buttereield «f e Swire (John Swire & (Cantab), senior district engr

Cable Ad : Swire N. J. Willis, resident'engineer

J. Crombeyj Superintendant Salt Revenue, Assist. I>ist. Inspeo-

Chinese Government Salt Gabeile ■ TORATE

T. W. Pong, district inspector Societe FaANCAISE de Navigation db

Chinese Maritime , Customs Tangkou—Ferry Boa,t Service : Tien-

Tide surveyor—A. S. Coppin tsin-Tangku, Daily Trip,,,, Lighter-

age Takubar and Tangku Tientsin.

Haiho Conservancy Ship Agent

W. G. Sherman, bar works supt. Societe Francaise de Remorquage et

Kailan Mining Administration, The— de Chalandage—Lighterage Tangku

Tongku (near Taku); Cable Ad: Maishan Tieptsin

A. T.Carter, agentassist, agent

H. Huang, . Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd. (Paci-

fic Alkali Co., Ltd.)—Tongku Works

PostHsiiOffiOe, Chinese S.C. Fan, president

G.T.Lee, vice-president

Tien-chia,.postmaster Dr. P. Hou, works manager

Chang Tung Chen D. B. Hsu, vice-works manager

Liang Yueh Miu H. J. Huang, offieet-in-charge

 PKF-TAI-HO AND C HIN WAN GrTA 0

Peitaiho continues to expand. There are now five associations, namely, Rocky

Point Association,

Assocaintion, and the EastKung

ClinI Association, Temple Bayis being

Hui. An endeavour Association,

made toLiglithouse

arrive at Point

some

kind of, co-operation between these various sections, whose interests are common,

The first desideratum is a Sanitary Department serving the who^e district comprised

in the termobviating

committee, “PeitaihotheBeach.” necessityTheof next necessity

sd. many diverseis toforms

formofsome generalVoluntary

control. advisory

service will have to be replaced by expert advisers, and how to meet this.expenditure

isKung

a matter

1 Jhluiforis consultation between gentlemen

, a body of Chinese the four associations

mostly withand largetheloq^l

Kunginterests:

I Hui. itTheis

registdred in the Ministry of Communications ,as a definite working organisation and

has a legal and, to a certain extent, lined with :tre,es, and intends to throw thesums

judicial statu & It has expended large wholeof

ofmoney in making

the Lojtus Hills open excellent roads,park.

as a public

Mining Chinwangtao

Company, Ltd. owes(nowits existence

amalagamated as a with

seaportthe toLanchow

the Chinese

MiningEngineeering

Company under and

the

mentlittlefor ofKaiping

The Kailan coal. Mining Administration). It serves primarily as a port of ship-

Chinwangtao

is distant about is10 situated on the ofwestern

miles W.S.W. coast of the

Shanhaikwan. The Gulfbreakwater

of Liao andand’

pier fdrimhg

atdirectly

anyl state , ' the harbour

of the tide are so constructed that vessels may lie alongside

into Railway cars, and in allthere

so that weathers,

is, thedischarging, from or _ loading

( minimum of handling, and

loss by breakage. The Administration owns large

thp port- A good harbour, good water, electric light, and cheap coal offer ardas pf land ip the exceptional

vicinity of

inducement’s for industrial enterprises, and it is expected that there will be a great

development in this direction.

resortThe-Port

Chinwangtaoof Chinwangtao is accessible

is almost without rivalthroughout

in China. the It isyear,

easilyandaccessible,

as a seaside

hashealth

a dry

and bracing climate, offers safe bathing from a sandy beach, has good golf links, and is

situated amidst magnificent mountain scenery, while

summer bungalows afford the visitor every comfort. Extensive improvements in the a Rest House and numerous

port were made during 1929. A portion of the lagoon has been reclaimed for the-

extension of the coal-yard.employees

Mining Administration’s A school hasforbeenthebuilt,

benefit of the

as well children ofquarters

as additional the Kailan

for

the staff; and a new power-house to meet the requirements of the Yao Hua Glassworks^

as well as those of the Administration, was completed towards the end of the year.

The The Yao Hua Mechanical

establishment, which coversGlass aboutCompany

110 mouhave of aland,

glassisfactory

one of attheChinwangtao.

largest of its

kind in existence. The capital of the Company is $2,500,000.

Trade in 1936.

1935Considering the political vicissitudes

with the establishment of the so-called which “autonomous

marked the regime closing inmonths

Easternof

Hopeh,” it was fortunate that the year 1936 passed at Chinwangtao without more

serious repercussions. Towards the end of May the landing at Chinwangtao, and

subsequent despatch to Tientsin and Peiping, of some 8,000 Japanese troops caused

considerable

realised, though anxiety. Fears, however,

the uncertainty of theofpolitical

a generalsituation

invasioncoupled

of NorthwithChina were notof

the effects

unbridle

year trade, smuggling

furthermore, militated against

was greatly the trade

handicapped of the port. At the beginning of the

along the coast, which brought shipping activities tobyaunusually

complete serious

standstill.ice conditions

With tlje

A88 PEI-TAI-HO AND CHINWANGTAO

enforced withdrawal of

‘‘demilitarised zone” in September customs preventive vessels from

1935, smuggling had beenthe waters

divertedoffrom the sothecalled

land

route

Koreavia by the Great Wall

‘‘puff-puff’ boattoandthesteamer

sea route,directgoods

to thebeing

shorestransported

of Easternfrom Hopeh. Dairen and

During

the

reachingfirst three months

the coast, of 1936

bpt onbegan, the

the breaking severe ice

of the conditions prevented , ves^ejs, from

precenderitea smuggling reaching its apexpack ice inwhen

in May, Marchwest-bound

an orgy oftrains un-

from Chinwangtao alone carried some 133,366 packages of smuggled goods. Due to

the fact that

smuggling such colosal

decreased quantities

temporarily, onlyoftogoods

increasecouldagain

not inimmediately

the latter months be absorbed,

of,the

year \vhen

during the newearlyconnexions

part of theinyear thehadnorthbeenhadpartially

been made and theThe

absorbed. stocksgreataccumulated

difficulties

to be contended with by the Customs Preventive Service were still further enhanced

by the establishmentown,

“Customs” in March by the bogus government of East ofHopeh of a so-called

being levied ofonitssmuggled duties

goods.approximating

Such duty paymentsonly one-forth

are, of course,the notlegal amounts

recognised

by the Ceil! ral ’Government. These conditions, added to the virtual recognition by

the Japanese

ventive controlAuthorities of the validity

in the Chinwangtao areaofbecoming

such “duty payments,”

merely nominal.resulted

' While insugar, pre-

kerosene oil, artiticlal, silk, and piece goods predominated,

covered practically every type of commodity, and traffic in contraband goods was the list of snfuggled goods

also active. In fact, the whole of the so-called “demilitarised zone” as far westwards

asfor itevery

is servedkind byof the Peiping-Liaoning

commodity that can Railway

convenientlyhas virtually

be carriedbecome

by rail.a duty-free

The normalarea

trade of the port,

MiningwasAdministration dependent

and Yao almost entirely upon the requirements of the Kainan

crop, not directly affected by Hua Glass Works,

smuggling, and thethetrade coalstatistics

trade andforthethegroundnut

year for

Chinwangtao

against $2.1 and

million district

in the were as

pieceding follows:

year; direct

direct foreign

exportations imports

to $3.5 million

foreign countries,as

$7.1 million as against $5.9 million; coastwise importations of Chinese produce, $4.8

million asas against

million against$3.9$15.4milli .n; andThe coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $12.4

by the importation by railmillion.

from Dairenincrease in the import

of 24 railway cars valuedtradeatis$1.4 accounted

million forfor

the use of the Pei-Ning Railway. The marked increase of $1.2 million in the value of

direct exportations

tries, some abroadtonswashaving

862,000 metric due tobeepincreased

shippedpurchases

as againstof616,000coal bymetric foreigntons

cbun-,

in

1935. The increased foreign demand Was not, however, sufficient to offset the de-

creased demand from Chinese ports, at which smuggling through this area has been

responsibleconsumption

decreased for decreasedof coal.outputTheor total

closing-down

of coal of factories,

exports receded andfroma consequent

2.6declined

million

tons in 1935 to 2.4 million tons. Of other staple exports, groundnuts

from some 100,000 quintals in 1935 to only 54,000 quintals owing to the failure of

the

othercrops; common

varieties window byglass26 receded

increasing per cent;from while2,549,390

bricks, totiles,2,195,720 squareadvanced

and fireclay metres,

from $270,7ul in 1935 to $413,867. During October Japanese interests bought over

atheSinOrJapanese

“B” shares ofconcern.

the Yao Hua WithMechanical

this sale itGlass Company,thatthethe

is expected Company

businessbecoming

of the

company will be greatly improved, as competition by the Shoko products in China

and the Asahi products in the South Sea Islands is expected to cease.

 PEI-TAI-HO AND CHINWANGTAO A89

DIRECTORY

m m & * m Y.Y. C.P. Pao,

Sling,:manager

gen. mgr. (Peitaiho

(Chinwangtao)

Beach)

Chin wang tao hai Jcuan H.T.Yong, asst. mgr. do.

Cdstoms, Chinese Maritime S. C. Wan, sub. mgr. do.

Acting Commissioner—S. S. M. Lee, chief acct. (Chinwangtao)

Actg. Deputy. Comr.—H. Toscani

T. Meinich Liuchano Coal Mining & Railway Co.

(Shanhaikwan

Assistants M. C. Station)

— Huang Feng Clu, Chen Ltd.—Head (Iffice: Shanghai; Cable Ad:

Cheng Kang 2692

Clerks—Yeh Ling Yu, Li Tui Pin,

Jur Chi-yu, Fang Huan-min, m m ^ m ^

Wang Wee-sing, Shih Tsu-yin, Lp

Ju-hsiang, Li Shih Chieh and Kailan Ad:

MiniNg Administration—Cable

Maishan

Fu Tao Pu W. B. Chilton

Tidesurreyor and Harbour Mas- G. C.J. F.Donohue

Whitaker

ter—C. J. Burge W.

Assistant Tidesurreyor (Shanhai- A. V. Kemball

kwan)—E. B. Weir H. F. Marsh

Assistant Boat Officer - Tung Chi Yen R. H. G. Ashby

Examiners — R. Chang

Ching Chih, M. Ogden, Kuan

Shoa Lzing, W. E. Costain

Chang Cheng Ming and S. Iwamoto G. Sipimons

Tidewaiters—Ma Mu Tai, Zung G.G. C.Sanderson

Wallis

Lih, Wei Jui Ch’iian, Wu Tze G. Huang, P. C. Fan, C. Y. Hsu,

Chien, Lui Hoi-leung, Ho Yu, Liu Y. H. Ru, L. S. Chow, C. Y. Wang,

Chia Tsu, Lai Ping, Chang Yen E.Tong,

J. Liu,

Ching, Chang Kwang Hua, Shen

Kuen, Koo Ling Kung, Chen Tsun T. P.T. H.

Pi, Teng,

T. C. P.Tang)

Tong,Dr.J. H.

A.

Yuan, Ho Hung Zai, Han Chia H. K. Wang, Dr. P, C. Yang, Y. Y.

Chang, Tsung Hung Mo, Sung Shu Hsiang,

M. Simmons Miss P. Donphue and Miss

Yen, Su Giong Check, Lee Chwan

Chu, Wang JuKou,

Bai Ching Lin,Chin

Liu Nien

HengHsuan,

Ling, PostPostmaster—C.

Office

Liu Fu Chung, Chen Mok Hwa, Y. Pi

Feng

LiangHou-sheng,

Yun Te, ChaiKaoShuP’eng

Jen,Yuan,

Chao Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Petroleum

Yung Seng and Ma Yii Fen Products—Cable Ad: Texaco

fit ^ 'ipf Chi-sheng-Ksing YaoManufacturers

Hua Mechanical Glass Co,,office

Ltd.:

HopShipKeeChandlers,

& Co., General of Glass—Head

Army Storekeepers,

and Navy Tientsin; Cable Ad: Chinglass

Kailan Mining Administration, mgr.,

Contractors and Ice and Soap

Manufacturers and Commission

Agents—K. M. A. Area; Teleph. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

115; Cable Ad: Hopkee —Cable Ad : Powhattan

 NEWCHWANG

jQr ^ Niu-chwang P *§!» Ying-kou

('Jai'anese : Eiko)

Newchwang, in latitude deg. .37 min. 37 sec'. 1ST., longitude .122 deg. lO

min. 23 sec. E., or 38 miles from the Newchwang Lightship was opened to

foreign trade in May, 1364, and was for more than 40 years tip: only Treaty

port

vincesin formerly

Manchuria,known now known as Manchoukuo,

as Eengtien, which comprises'the

Kirin, Heilungkiang four ^Pro-

45hd Jehol Man-

cfitiria was commonly calle'd by the .Chinese the '‘Tung Ssin IShdng,'c’ or ,the Three

Eastern Provinces. Man^houkuo is now divided inf^ the 14 provinces of

Heiho, Lungkiang, Sankiang, Einkiang, Ohientao, Kirin, Fengtien, Antung,

Chinchow, Jehol,J and North^ South, East and West Hsingah. Ne'wchwang

isfromsituated

the inmouththe [(south

of the$ of. Liao

Fengtienitiver,province

which andempties’

lies aboht 13 miles

into the Gulf

ofof Liaotung, a continuation

the 90portli (30is miles)

Yingkou, pf the Gulf of Pohai. The proper name

situated furtherandup not Newchwang,

the river. The old which

town of isNewchwang

actually

was designed by Treaty to lie opened to trade, but the first foreigners, finding

Yingkow more conveniently situated and more adapted in very respect for the

purposes of trade, quietly injaiflled themselves there arid got.'over the difficulty

by the simple process jof changing the 'name of Yingkow into that of New-

chVang !

The country in the immediate vicinity of the port is flat and unpictures-

que in the extreme, and the town itself has nothing in the way of attractions

for the traveller. The '‘climate, from the foreigner’s ipoimt of view, is one of

the best in China, the summers being comparatively4.cedi,' while the winters

are cold and bracing. The hottest Rummer temperature rarely exceeds 90°

(Fahr ), but cold blasts from the Hdfth pulL down the ‘‘mercury” in winter

months often to 6C and 19° beknV zero (Fahr.). The river is generally frozen

over for three months of the year, but riavigation is practically suspended

for four months, from December to the following March. Formerly New-

chwang was has

of railways shut changed

off from allthethis.

rest OfThetheManchukuo

world duringState

wiriter, but thethrough

Railways advent

their branch line from Koupangtzu, maintain daily communication

with Tientsin, Peiping and Mukden; and the .South Manchurian Railway,

through its branch line, fjrom Tasliihchiaq, maintains daily communication with

Dairen, Port, Arthur, Mukden, Tieliling, Hsihking and, tlarbin where a corine,ction can

be made with the Trans-Siberian Railway to Europe

. The principal trade of Newchwank is the export of be$,ns and bean-

cakes, but this is at present far from flourishing. The .tpwn contains many

factories—textiles, matches, paper, etc.

The foreign (non-Japanese) population is now very small.

 NEWCHWANG A91

DIRECTORY

13 & Yft ^ 55 3* CONSULATES

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China), France (Consul residing at Mukdeli)

Ad: Doric

Astor House Hotel—The Bund; Cable P5 ^ ^ M ^ A*

Ad: Astor Ta ying Icuo ling shih ya men

Great Britain (Temporarily in charge

of Consul-General at, Mukden)

BANKS

Japan —Cable Ad: Hij oj i Y ingkou

ff ^ m Chancellors—T. Mimura, 1. Maye-

jima and T. Kikkawa-

Bank of China — Yuan Shih Chieh; , Netherlands

Cable Ad: 6892 or Centrobank Acting Consul—P. Farmer

ft mmiz Chiao t ang 'tfin hong Norway

Bank

Chieh;oeTelephs.

Communications—Dung-Ta

88 and 117; Cable Ad: Vice-Consul —P. Farmer

6639 (Tung) and Chiaotung Clerk—N,-Mcali. jrwvv!

ft ® & JE ^ is

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (Ying Deutsche Farben-HandelhgksellsohaiV

Kow Branch)—Teleph. 10; Cable Waibel & Co.—Cable Ad: VVaidefag

Ad: Shokin K.

W. A.Baelz

Bredebusch

T. Senoh, manager E. O. Kleemann

K. Taniwake. p.p. mgr. R. Ravet

Staff—S. Matsushima, S. Khono, F. Gupfert

M. Miyauchi, M. Yoshikawa &

S. Tanaka Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I.,

Manufacturers

Dyes and and Importer^Of

— Park Indigo,

ft w Telepli. 1477; Chemicals

CableAd,: Dupont; ,Road;

Codes:

Beyer & Co., Ltd.—Teleph. 1193; Cable Bentley’s and Private

Ad:A. Degli

A. Beyer

Gleue Edgar Bros. & Co., General Merchants—

Lister

J. E. Road

Edgar

^ Tai leoo

Buiterfield m ^

Sons, Ltd.),& Merchants

Swire (John SwireAd&:

— Cable Ehlers & Go., General Merchants—Cable

Swire Ad: Recess

A. Van Ess, agent

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Teleph.

419; Cable Ad: Powhattan H IS Chee chang

China Merchants S. N. Co.—Cable Farmer Shipping

& Co., F. D., Merchants and

Agents—Teleph. 4L5

Ad : Merchants P. H.Farmer

C. Lu

Commercial AgencyForwarding,

of C. E. Insur-

Rail- T. Suzuki | T. P. Kou

way, Shipping,

ance, and Commission Agents—Te- Hartwell, P. F., Real Estate and

leph. 1271; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor General Agent—Lister Road

.A 92 NEWCHWANG

'fc to National Aniline and Chemical Co.

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.—Cable C. F. Wong

Ad: Inch coy

A. van Ess & Co., agents t

IrishRev.

Presbyterian Mission Newchwang'CLUB^Teleplh.; 403

Jas. MeCaiumon, m.a.

Mrs.

MissW.McCammon,DicksonL.L.A., a.c.p.

R. H.H. Hill b ^ m f§- m

Dr. Ling chiang hsie tse fang

Newchwang Pilot Co.—Lister Road;

X rien cheng Cable Ad: Pilot

Jaspersen, M. P., Export, Import and Boats—“ Halcyon,” “ Hopeful ”

Shipping, Forwarding and insurance

—jaspersen;

Teleph. 1048 (Jap.);Alosse,CableA.B.C.

Codes:Universal Ad: Nkwchwang Race Club

6th edn., Simplex, Trade and Hon. Secretary A Treas.—L. H. Barnes

Private

M. P. Jaspersen, sole proprietor and

manager m m m *

Chn/ng Hwa yu chu

n & & m m m Post Office—Teleph. 193

Lever Pros. (China), Ltd.

The Manchurian Co., Ltd., agents , Quarantine , Station and Hospital—

Cable

WangAdMing-pu,

: Antiplague

m.b., medical officer

Liao River Conservancy Board

TheEngineers’

Lower Dept.

Liao River Conservancy,

L. f.p.w.i.,

H. Barnes, Standard

a.m.i.c.k., a.m.lm.e., Socony Vact/um Oil Co.—Cable Ail:

engineer-in-chief H. C. Leel, installation supt.

TheEngineers’

Upper Liao River Conservancy,

Dept.engineer-in-chief

T. Nagaoka, m % m & %

San ching Vanporters,

Ess &Steamship

Co., A., Importers

Agents — and Ex-

Telephs-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha 185, Szechuen 45 and 432 ; Cable Ad ; Vaness-

Road; Teleph.manager

13570 A. van Ess

1’. tJrabe, J. F. Stone

 MANCHURIAN TRADE CENTRES

and InJapan

addition to Mukden,

secured the the TreatiesAntung

made with China in 1903inbyManchuria.

the United States

additional agreement madeopening

betweenofChina andand

JapanTatungkow By an

in December, 1905, the following

inland places in Manchuria were bpened

10th, 1906, Tieh-ling,'Tung-chiang-tzu to trade on

and Fakumen;on the dates specified : ■

October 8th, Hsin-min — September

Fu; on

December 17th, Manchuli, Harbin, Ch’ang-ch’un (K’uan-chAng-tzu) and Kirin;

December 19th, Tsitsihar (Pu-k’uei), the capital of the northern province of Hei-ltmg-

chiang; and on June 28th, 1907, the remaining seven places—■ F eng-huang-ch’eng(T’ing)

Liao-yang, Ninguta, Humch’un, Sansing, Hailar and Aigun—were declared open as a

preliminary step prior to the adoption of special settlement regulations. Only at

Mukden and Harbin are Foreign Consulates, other than Japanese, established.

On March 9, 1932, a new “State of Manchukuo” was established at‘Hsiriking

(formepjy Changchun), the new Capital, as an independent Republic, under the

rulership of P’u I, the ex-Emperor of China, dethroned by the Chinese Revolution

of 19)1, and the latter wa.? enthroned as the Emperor Kang-te on March f, 1934.

HoweveP, so far only Japan and San Salvador have yet accorded recognition to

the new State of Manchukuo.

MUKDEN

5^ Feny-tien

(Mukden is the Manchu name)

(Japanese: Hoten)

Mukden, is the capital of the province of Feng-t‘ien (^ It was the ancient

seat trade

and of the bylastthedynasty of China.

Commercial Though

Treaties nominally

concluded opened

byforthe Unitedto international

StaJesand Japan residence

China

city in

became 1903,

one it was

of thenot really

strongholdsopened

of until

the 1906,

Russian in

forces, the Russo-'Japanese

from which; however, warwith

the-

they

were eventually driven by the advancing Japanese army after one of the most decisive

battlespossibilities

trade of those times. of theWhen peacebegan

province was concluded and the troops

to receive increased were withdrawn

attention. The principal the

trade of Mukden has been in grain, such as beans and millet; there is,

trade in skins, furs and bristles. The chief imports are Japanese and European textiles,also, a considerable

hardware,

many cigarettes,

industries, amongsugarwhich

and may

kerosene oil. Since the

be mentioned 1932 manufacture

the Japaneseofhavemachines,

started

machine tools, paints, dyes, pencils, sauces, beer, confectionery,

cotton spinning. The Chi Tung Tobacco Co. and the Toa Tobacco Co. maintained leather goods and

cigarette

and smeltedfactories

in the inneighbourhood

the International Settlement.

of Mukden. Minerals also,

Rice-farming, and ismetals

on theareincrease,

mined

there

Other being some 10,000

crops grown in the acres under cultivation

neighbourhood are cotton,in the Mukden

millet, and and

Kaoliang Sinmin districts.

groundnut.

Mukden is situated in slightly undulating country a few miles

a tributary of the river Liao, about 110 miles north-east of the port of Newchwang, north of the Hunho,

and has stations on the South Manchurian and Manchurian State

A94 MUKDEN

Railways. The city stands four square, each side being 2,334 Li long

but it is not absolutely north and south. It is walled. The inner

town, which is nearly a mile square, is protected by a stone wall 35

feet high and 15 feet wide on the top, pierced by eight gates, two on each

side,

Westwhich

Gate”formerly had highandtowers,

now remains, the above

inner them,

face ofbuttheonly the one

walUis overdilapidated.

greatly the “Little

A smaller wall encloses the ancient palace* which stands in the centre of the inner city,

like

norththeandpalace

south,atfrom

Peiping.

gate toTheregate.areMukden

four main

hasstreets, whichstations.

four railway cross east Adjoining

and west,

the station of the South Manchuria Railway is the large Japanese Railway

which was taken over from the Russians after the war. The total area of this Settle- Settlement.

ment

squaresis over 2,000streets.

and wide acres, andEast

it hasof been developedSettement

the Japanese of late years

is theinto a town of setspacious

for the foreign residential and business quarter. Throughout theSettlement

city a great dealasideof

building has been going on during recent years and the main roads have been

macadamized.

springing up, and Actually

the miles ofSettlement

Railway new houses—good-looking

is fast occupying

now linked red-brick

up structures—are

with the Chinese

of the Imperial North Tomb was completed and opened in 1926 but the

business quarter. The North Eastern University, a site to has south-east

remained

closed

both insince the the 1931 Railway

Japanese incident, Settlement

.Importantandshqpsbetweenand that banksSettlement

are situated

And

the walled

whcih has city. The

spread with' streets and shops

rAinarlfable are The

rapidity. lighted

Mukdenby electricity,

Electric the use

Light Worksof

completed in 193

its capacity and further additions have since been made. On December 1st,

1920, a long-distance Japanese telephone service was inaugurated between

Mukden, Antung and Hsinking and there is now a service between Mukden

and Peiping and Mukden and Harbin. Since September, 1931, the Chinese

population of Mukden has considerably decreased, while the Japanese has

increased. Estimated total population in August 193? was 600,000 excluding

the Japanese Railway Settlement, which has a population of about 92,000

Withtheimproved

during last yearroads

or two.within the city, motor traffic has made tremendous strides

Nurhachu, the founder of the Man dm dynasty^ established himself at Mukden in

1625, and his tomb (the Tungling, Eastern tomb), about seven miles east of the city, is

an

highobject

wall ofpierced

great byinterest. The gateway

one large great mound

whichandholds

funeral

threehallarched

are enclosed

portals, within

and thea

avenue

massive-ofcouchant

approachlions

is spanned

guard bythetwoportal.

lofty stone arches elaborately

Nurhachu’s son is buried sculptured. Two

at the Peiling

(Northern tomb), about four miles to the north ofe the city. Roth the

tombs can be reached by motor car from Mukden. , Th tomb is similar' in

arrangement to the Tungling. There are many other objects of Manchu historical

interest, in the fortownforeign

accommodation and yisitors^.

Its vicinity. Mukden

The large , possesses

Ygmato gop'd byhotel

Hotel, built, the

South Manchuria Railway, was opened in the. Spring ,o,f 1929.

 MUKDEN AS5

DIRECTORY

m & m m ft Agents for Shipping

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire and American Mail Line

Marine Insurance,—Wu

Ad:L. Francasia Wei Lu; Cable Bank Line, Ld. Line

Barberati, agent for South Man- Barber-Wilhelmsen

churia Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.

Canadian Pacific Railway C®/

I ''Cie d'es Messageries Maritim'es

BANKS Dollar Line

Glen Line, Ltd.

Bank of China—Ta Hsi ^en Li; Holland East Asia Line , ,, g

Cable Ad: Centrobank Nippon Yusen KaishaLine

Java-Chinar-Japan

Bank of Chosen—New Town; Cable Ad: Tacoma Oriental S.S. Cq.

Chosenbank Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo -

T. Saito, manager Ihsurance

American Asiatic Undei'Writdjrs,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Bank of Communications- Inside the Asia Life A'ssxtrance Cb.'

Small South Gate; Telephs. 158 and

26 ; Cable Ad : 0074 ChiCigarette

Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

S. L; Chen, manager Manufacturers— Cable Ad:

Cigarette

Hongkong

poration —& Ta Shanghai

Hsi PienBanking

Men Cor-

VVai; H Ta Chang

Telephs. 3117 (Japanese) apd 4538 Chinese Engineering Development

(Chinese) Cable Ad: Fanling-, Co.—San Jing Road, I, Jiu Ching

Teleph. 5198; Cable Ad^Qqdcd ’, Li;

M. W. Wood, agent K. T. Kwo, manager

P.A.L.y.S.

S. M. Dew

Giles

CONSULATES

IXERNATIONAL SAVINGS SOCIETY — Wl) France, Consulate—Cable Ad: Fran-

Wei Lu; Cable Ad: Intersavin sulat

S. Klein, mgr. Consul • P. CnSpin •

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28, Germany-^-Ssu (’hjug Lu; Teleph.

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Shokiri 4034; Cable Ad r Cbpsugei-ma

H. Gobi, manager. G. Kuhlborn, cdriiul

F. Schroder,

W.' Seuberlich,secretary

assistant: ,

m m 55 m Li ya yap fang Great BRiTAiN^CableD.Ad:

Consul-General—P. Britain

‘ Butler

Betines & Co.,

Pharmacy), S. J. and

Analytical (The Manufac-

Oriental Consul - H. N. Brain

turing Chemists--Ta Acting Consul—J. F. Brewis

Wai; Teleph, 4711; CableHsiAd:Pien Men

Betinesco; Secretary—J_ Stirling, :;

Codes: A.B.C, 6th edm, Bentley’s,'Mosse Japan—^International ,Settlement; Ca-

and supplement ble Ad: Riyoji

(lonsulrGep^ral—U. U^ami ; ...

Bryner & Co.,, Freight Brokers, Ship- Consul—N.. Shigematsu

ping, ; lforwarcBng and Insurance jj ; : Consuls^judges)^—N.

Osawa Masui and N.

Agents, i Press Packers■ ^ 96, Sah

, Loo; Cable Ad: Bryner . Wei Vice-Consuls—S. So, S'/OzAwai rj

W. J. Howard, sighs per-pro R. Iwata

A96 MUKDEN

Chancellors—U. Furumi,

Tsukikawa, M. Nagayama, M. Ku- S. Illies & Co.—Mukden Branch: Kokusai

r Bldg., Maruwan Shofuchi; Cable

bota,

kahashi,H. Undo,

H. T. Takata,

Matsuraoto, A. S. I'

Kotsu- a- Ad: Illies

ki, T. Hirata and K. Masumoto Dr. R. Ernst, branch manager

Chief ofJnspectors--S.

Police—O. Kanai W. Noske

Police Okamoto and M. Boeddinghaus

H. Watanabe Keil & Co., W., Import and Export

United States of America—Cable Wei Merchants—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin

Ad: Ameonsul Lou; Cable Ad: Keilco

Consul (in charge)—Wm. R. W. Keil, manager

Langdon

Vice-Consuls—J. Davies, Jr. and ^ £ M W B ft Kiu ^9

R. P. Luddeu Kiukong Trading Co., Importers, Ex-

Secretary—F. G. Lewis porters and General Commission Agents

—226, Shih Yih Wei Road; Teleph.

3786 (Japanese); Cable Ad : Chemi-

^ {g fie ffi cals; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

Deutsche Handeeskammer (German W. Y. Mao, proprietor

Chamber of Commerce)—P.O. Box 37 C.M.L.T.Bang, Lee, manager

sub-manager

President^—H. H.

Treasurer—Dr. R. ErnstIben

Secretary—J. F. Newel Manchuria Christian College—Cable

Ad: Evangel

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Tyres Rev. William Miskelly, m.a., d.d.

and

Bldg., Rubber

San Goods

Ching —

Lou; Hongkong

Telephs. Bank

2-4269,

2-4934; Cable Ad : Pneumatic; Code: Manchurian Zeang-mow ^

Bentley’s Co., Ltd., The (Mukden

Branch), Merchants, Real Estate &

Engel, Max M., c.E., Consulting Engineer Loo, Insurance Agents—53, Yih Djin

and Contractor—Cable Ad: Mengelmax Box 56; Corner Chee Wei Loo; P.O.

Teleph. 22153; Cable Ad :

Fardori;Eastern Electric Co.—44, Naniwa- Sagacity

Cable Ad: Ogata J. S. Watson, managing director

(Harbin)

Fujita & Co.,Boilers,

Inc., General D.K. J.W.Watson,

Laycock,director

director(Harbin)

(Harbin)

and Tools, Engines,Machinery

General William Baker, branch manager(Muk-

Radiators, Electrical Apparatus,

Railway and Mining Equipment—24, and den)

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Fujita A. J. Frost, branch manager (Dairen)

K. Fujita, director Mukden Staff

Chang Wei Tang, compradore

& It fl Fa jc'ang bung sze Chang

A. Coantzaki,Wei Fan,foreign

asst, compradore

secretary

Gran, A. L., Merchant—39, Chiyoda^ S. Takahashi, Japanese salesman

dori; Cable Ad: Algran; All Prin- S. Y. Chen, up-country salesman

cipal Codes. Residence : Hsin Hsuen C.C. S.C. Chib,

Li Chib, do. do. do.

do. .

C.S. S.C. Shiao,

Kao, local salesman

do. do.

Hospital, Women’s C.P. C.T. Leung,

Ning, do.

Dr. Agnes M. Cowan

MissMarq L. Johnston, nursing supt. do. do.

Y. Y. Ku, accountant do.

Hotel Keining- San Djin Lou; Teleph. C. C. Pi,

C.T. F.H. Tsui,cashier

2-3057; Cable Ad: Keining Wang,Chinese secretary

godown-keeper

Hotel Lengmueller, Ltd.—3, San Dim Y. S. Feng, asst, godown-keeper

Lou Chang Shih Jen, Fire Insurance

compradore

 MUKDEN

Pao lee hung sse ft m

Marcks, Lothar, CivilContractor— Liao

Engineer, Post Oleice ning%yu & m mli chu

wu kuan ®

Architect

Office: International Settlement, ning) — Telephs. 3034 (Japanese),of Liao-

and Building (District Head Office

4236

Main Road outside Great West and 1449 (Chinese); Cable Ad: Postos

Outer Gate (She I Wei Lou), Railway, Chinese Government (Peiping-

corner of Liu Ching Lou; Work- Mukden Section)

shop and Godown: Outside Great

East Outer Gate (Opposite to

Arsenal’s Electric Power Plant), ft «f sS; « S « W IS

Chinese Telephs. 4534 (Office) and Minarrd-MenshuKaisha Tetsuda Kabushiki

4535 (Private [Liu Ching Loul);

Letter Ad: Lothar Marcks, Muk-: Railway Co., South Manchuria —

den ; Cable Ad : Marcksing; Codes Higashikoen-cho, Dairen; Cable

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse Ad : Mantetsu

and Acme

Lothar Marcks, c.E., propr. Rin-Tai Stores Co., Wholesale and

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., Eng- Retail Merchants—26, Naniwa-dori,

Japanese Concession; Cable Ad:

ineering—130, Ssu Ching Lu; Cable Rintai

Ad: Macdon H. Fuchs, proprietor

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.. Importers

and Exporters—Cable Ad: Mitsui Shengohing Shipao—9, Sumida-cho,

Moukden Club New Town

R. H. Sharp, chairman Y. Sometani, president

P.A. S.J. M. Dew,

A. Boixo hon. secretary ft & to >R ± m

A. L. Gran Teh shih ku huo yu hung sze

E. A. Cummings Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

C. D. Hobson Petroleum Products—Tijiko, Dai-

Geo. Taylor treasurer

F. Cowherd, ren; Telephs. 2-3404, 2-1351; Cable

Ad: Texaco

Mukden Government Electric Light B. S.E.E.Rutland, managersupt.

Cull, terminal

Works J. J. Ruane

Mukden Medical College — East J.N.A.FujiLiberman

Suburb

Dr. S. A. Ellerbek, m.b., principal

Dr. W. H. Gow, m.b., vice-principal TopperH.Bros., Yonekura

Merchants—40-15, Naniwa-

Mukden Theological College—West dori; Cable Ad; Topper

Suburb

Mukden Tobacco and Wine Store, Winning & IECo.,W.H.,Lloyd’sAgents—141, Ho kee

Wholesale and Retail—24, Naniwa- Ta Hsi Pien Men We; Cable Ad: Cornabe

dori, Main Street; Cable Ad: 3351 W. H. Winning, proprietor

E. N. Hatzopoulos

Mustard

—196, Shih Yih Wei Loo Nan; Tele- Commission Agents—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs.

phone 2952; Cable Ad: Mustard (Chinese) 4695, (Japanese) 3989;

E. Cummings, manager Cable Ad: Barbarossa; Codes:

^ ^ ?L ^ ^ ^

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Acme, A.B.C.

Marconi,6th,Mosse

Bentley’s, Western

Co., Milk and Milk Products, Chocolates, Union, and Private

J. Wolter, managing partner

Cocoa and' Cheese—9, Wu Wei Loo.

International Settlement; Teleph. YamatoG. Hotel A. Bouroff | B. F. Savin

(Owned and Operated by

3943; Cable Ad : Nestanglo the South Manchuria Railway Co.)

J. Haag-Pedersen, mgr. —Cable Ad: Yamato

K. Schutz I. Kogure, manager

H. Tillmanns

 HARBIN

Harbin jg the principal' business centre of North Manchuria. Before the

•Chinese Eastern Railway was built it consisted of . a Chinese village, Fu Chia

Tien with neighbouring landing-stage (in Russian, iliPristwi^)*

at which steamers from the Amur used to1 call.

The business and chief residential quarters of: Harbin are sitiidted on the

right bank of the river Sungari, on the Chinese Eastern Railway,‘ the Soviet

Russian share of -which was sold to Manchoukuo on 23rd March, 1935, the

railway lines becoming part of the general system of State Railways

in Manchuria. Then-main line ' connects1' Hsinking- (Changchun) with

Manchuli, on the Soviet frontier, whence the trans-Siberian railway

runs to Moscow. > From Harbin ' a branch line' runs south-eastwards

to Suifenho (Pogranichaya). Harbin is also the terminus of the

Lafa— : {JiJ; ) Harbin railway 1 (formally opened to restricted traffic in

December 1933), which links North Manchuria with Korea. The line

is carried across the river: by; a ' railway-bridge, completed in December 1933,

and joins the railway running northwards from Ma Ch’uart Kkm1 ( )

on the left bahk of the river to' Hailun and thdnce to Peian-chen

(fljSM)- From Peian-chen

1 : ^Sm'dlhe h^s now been completed

the Amur River. On- 31 st " Aughst thb line from Harbin to Hsinking was Taheihp ,on

converted to Standard"gauge

standard g&nge’Joqp. and linked

Oh August 2, 1936up[with

the linethefrom,Lafa-Harbin-Taheiho

Harbin to Manchuliline wasbyalsoa

converted to standard gaugq.

Harbin is. the natural outlet for thie vast bean and grain producing dis-

tricts to-'the North, which , are being gradually opened up and‘ deyeloped.

According to census statistics, the population of Greater Harbin at the

end of December, 193^ was approximately 500,526 of whom 21,008 were Jap-

anese, 20,824’' Soviet ' citizens, 34,169 “White” Russians^, and TSibOO other

nationalities: These figures have alterejd however, owing to the departure of

Soviet Railway employees,,'tbe jinflux of Japanesp.iO-vft’ipg to 4:he ,sale pfAhei

C. Fj. Railway.

February 5, 1932 marks an epoch in the history of Harbin. On that day

the town was occupied by Japanese troops! and the-Chinese troops withdrew.

The new State of ‘-Manchukuo” was created on ,the March 1, 1932.,

The new Municipality of Greater Harbin was formally inaugurated :pn

July 1, 1933. It has the status of a “'special, municipality,” that,, is to say

it, js administered by the, Central Gpvejrnment at Hsinking, and pot' by 'the

prpyincial government of Kirin. It colnpfikek''not only the Chinese''quarter

of Fuchia^ieu: but; the whole ot the ^iiicliiang District, 31 villages, in', the

district of A-ch’eng (Asiho), and 16, villages in the district of’'HiiTan-hsien

onrthe other side of the river. The miyor is appointed by the Government,

and the Municipal Council consists of | his nominees, who must be approved

by thn’iCentral Government. ' The jpreseht Council consists of 13 Manchurian

citizens^ 3 Japanese, 3 Russian's, and two other foreigners (one Polish and

one'; American' citizen'). . , . ..

Tlie municipal ^(ihairiistiatibn of Greater Harbin is at, present in a stage

of transition from the ojd order to the: new, and is hampered in its. work by

lack of i furids V buV good'vrork has been jdone in many directiohs, sucli as road

nonfffifii’ction'! ‘town pTIdiinihg' schemes and the •re-organization of pubfic-utility

enterpriser ; ^he .proceeds of. the Manchurian Government’s. Firsts Inyestment

beEnterprise

"devoted p.oap' ,(lb,C!^fy,009

m(-jpapt'/to. mity1.yen), which was sanctioned

recpn.struiition, waterworks’’ inand

-.July.similar’

1934; are

publicto

utility enterpfjaes, Hsinkipg and Hdrbin. . !

 HARBIN A9!>

DIRECTORY

Albxbieff', Donotfle.o & Co., Cinema Asiatic Transport Co., Inc.—14, First

Films Enterprise—36-44, Corner of i Line Sherell’s Bldgs.; Cable Ad:

Asiatranco

Kitaiskaya and Birjevaya Streets; A. M. Sherell de Florance, president

Telephs. 45-62; P.O. Box 357; Cable

Ad : Aledonco

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. BANKS

Inc.,

Marine,U.S.A., General

Motor-car, LifeInsurance:

Accident, Fjire,

Bur- Banque Feanco-Asiatique—10, Kita'is

glary, Plate-glass, Baggage and Special kaya Street, Pristan. Head Office:

Risks—1, Konnaya Street;' Telephs. Paris : 9, Rue Boudreau ; Cable Ad :

21-90 ; Cable Ad : Underiters F rasiabank

O. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Chartered Bank of India, Australia &

Bryner & Co., general agents China-^-76, Novogorodn&ya Street;

P.O. Box 433; Cable Ad: Harmony

®

American Ctramber ofmCommerce

m

Secretary and Treasurer—Theo. L. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

Edmiston, c/o York

The National City poration—29,

Pristan; Teleph.Yodoprovodiiaya Street,

2924; Cable Ad: N orbank

Bank of New W. H. Stewart, manager

G. E. B. Tyjtler, acting accountant

American Industries, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. R.H. A.C. Jardine

Blunt I A. A. Diniz

—48, Mostovaya Street; P. O. Box 201

Anglo - Asiatic Telegraph Agency A.D. F.B. Diniz

Soul L. A. Loushni- kofl

(Angasta)—P. O. Box 241 M. A. Rogalsky

A.M. T.S. Ostrenko S. A. Yadlovker

M.P.Kramarenko

B. Hay ton Fleet, proprietor

Anglo-Chinese Eastern V. N. Fonareff Mrs. O.V. Nolde

Yertzinsky Mrs. A. Diniz

Ltd., Soya Beans CakesTrading

and Oil Co.,

Ex-

ports—1, Pekarnaya Street; Telephs. t # m ® m

22-83, 43-87, 25-84 and 25-66; Cable Wang kwok tchou shu houi

Ad: Soya International Savings Society —

Sh. Kabalkin, manager I. S. S. Building; 1, Kitaiskaya

Street, 'Pristan;

Arcus, S. G., Chemisit and Druggist savin. Paris Office: Cable Ad: Inter

—23, Kataiskaya Street; Teleph. 28- Lazare. Head Office: 85,7, Rue St.

Avenuo

12; Cable Ad : Arcus Edward VII, Shanghai

S. G. Arcus, proprietor A. A. Soogig, agent

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- National City Bank of New York, The.

ance—1, Konnaya Street; Cable Ad :

Underiters; Codes: Bentley’s and —48, Mostovaya Street; Teleph. 2424;

Cable Ad: Citibank

Acme. Main Office for the Orient: E. J. Mahon, manager

17, The Bund, Shanghai W. Hopiak, sub-manager

Bryner & Co., general agents Theo. L. Edmiston, sub-acct.

L. A. da Costa, do.

C. A. Pniiippov, do.

Ying shang A si a huo yu hung sze A. N. Lasareff, do.

V. P. Skosireff, sub-acct.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd., The —Hongkong Bank Building, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—1215A v

Cable Ad: Doric Uchastokovaya Street; Cable Ad:

L. Parbury, manager Shokin

Aiqo HARBIN

N. Kawaura, manager -fc Tai Icoo

T. Ono, sub-manager Butterfield

J. T.Ninoseki, p. p.

Sunami T. Onuma manager Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Hongkong and

M. Manabe K. Shanghai Bank Bldg. ; Teleph. 31-95

1,'Tada K. Emunoto

Matsumoto E M. Burtop, signs per pro.

H. Taketani K. lida

T. Haraguchi Miss T. Kanamaru Cantilena, Music Store—143, Kitais-

Y. Aoki Mrs. S. R. Peselnick kaya Street; Teleph. 31-73

G. Trachenberg, proprietor

Boisen, C., Leather Import and Shoe W. Trachenberg, signs per pro.

Factory—77, Uchastkovaja St.; Cable

Ad : Boijsen “Caravan Tea” Trading House, The,

Brandus Insurance Office—31, Russ- General Importers, Exporters and

Commission Merchants—Kitaiskaia

kaya Street; Cable Ad : Brandus Street

Caravan P.0- Box 17; Cable Ad:

178;'

British Chamber of Commerce N. A. Shimolin, general manager

Hon. President — E. G. Jamieson,

h.b.m. Consul-General Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engi-

Chairman—Lyon-McKenzie

Hon. Seety. and Treas.—D. W. neers and .Contractors—46, Kitaiskaja

Street; Teleph. 24-85; P.O. Box 403;

' Laycock Cable Ad : Tragopan

^ ^ ^ ^ Chi

Dah in yu tuny yu han kuny sze 44;Tung

Cable Ad: Tobacco Co. Ltd.—P.O. Box

Powhattan

British Far Eastern Co., Ltd., Import- V.A.Radwan, division

Laws, accountant manager

Export and Railway

34, Kitaiskaya Street; Contractors

Cable Ad—: Ko Wen Ko, distributor

Briteast Wang Tze Sheng, do.

F. H. Raitt, managing director E. G. Bissett, traffic dept.

V. N. Shaduri, do.

Brown, J.. A., Merchant—9, Rinnochnaya, M. S. Rogalsky, sales dept.

Pristan; Cable Ad: Jabrown E.MissV. Sergievsky,

A. Kutuzova, advtgtypist

dept.

Brynkr & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping, Miss Mary Dorian, stenog.

Forwarding and Insurance Agents—

1, L.Konnaya Ad : Bryner Chibunovsky & Co., A. G., Heating

Street; Cablepartner

B. Bryner,

Bryner, managing

do. do. and Plumbing

tractors—3, EngineersSt.;andTeleph.

Kitaiskaja Con-

A. Ostroumo, manager 38-77

Agents for:

Shipping China FurStreet Trading Co.?' LtO.— 2,

American

Bank Line,Mail Ltd.Line Konnaya

Blue Star Line Street

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Ltd. Chistiakoff Successors. Tea Merchants

Canadian Pacific Steamships,

Canadian — 3 , Kitaiskaya Street; P. O. Box 431

Compagnie des Message riesCo.

Pacific Railway Mariti mes C-K-T. ; Works, Mechanical and Elec-

Dodwell-Castle

Dollar Line Line trical Machinery —c/6 The British

Holland-East-Asia Far Eastern Co., Ltd., 34, Kitaiskaya

Glen Line;:Ltd. Line

Java-China-Japan

P.

Steam Navigation Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Wilh. Oslo Co. Fire, Life, Marine, Accident,

Fidelity.Guarantee Burglary,

and Car Insurance;

; Insurance Teleph. .41-85; Cable Ad: Cuaco

, American Asiatic Underwriters; Fed. R. C. Goodman, a.m. i. mech.e.,

Inc., U.S.A. agent—53; -Di&gonalnaya

 HARBIN A101

■CONSULATES Danish Asiatic Co., The, Import,Export,

Insurance, Engineering and Railway

Belgium—12, Moudenskaia Str. Contractors — 22, Konnaya, Manchn-

Consul-General—Van Cutsem ti-kuo; Telephs.

Denmark—65,

3(380 Polevaya Street; Telepli. Trade wind; Codes:32r92, 36-81; Cable

Bentley’s, Acme Ad:

Consul—A.Jo.rgenson Dodge and Seymour (China), Ltd.,

France—11, Tsitsikarskaia Street Importers & Manufacturers’ Agents

Consul—L. Reynaud —8, Aptekarskaya Stz.; Teleph. 20-70;

Vice-Consul—R. Wache P. O, Box 424; Cable Ad: Eximco

Secretaire—Mile. Monier Wen Jen David Fuchsman

Secretaire Chinois—Wou Leonid Golfand

Dactilographe—Mine. Zelenkoff

Germany—20, Ashiheiskaya Street; Cereals—13,Dreyfus & Co., Louis, Exporters of

Telephs. 3057 and 3076 ; Cable Ad : Ad : SesostrisSamahnaya St.; Cable

Consugerma W. Woog, manager

Consul—Dr. Joachim Schutze

Oberinsp.—A. W. Schoeps Druggist Company, Chemicals and

Assistant—R. Momme Drugs; Fruit essences & essential

Linguists—Dr. Chang Pao Yuan Oils—6, Aptekarskaya Street; Cable

and Denosuki Niki Ad: Druggist

Stenotypists

D, Raupach — O. M. Adler and H. M. Krinsky, proprietor

II. M. Circle-Livshitz, proprietor

Great Britain—23, Vokzalny Prospect; East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd.,

Teleph. 2557; P.O.- TBox 104; Cable Ad: Representatives for “General Motors

Britain

Consul-General — E. G. Jamieson, Japan Ltdi” Motor Cars “Chevrleto”

C.B.E. and“Buick”—J16, Hue Kung Lee, 8th

Consul—M. E. Dening. m.b.e. Plot;

AdChao Teleph.

: Eastasia ,48-95 and 62-05; Cable

Acting Consul—G. R. Turral Lee Tang, president

Secretary—Capt. A. 0- Wilson K. Ande, managing director

Typist—L. Ptitsin

Italy—93, Sungarisky Prospekt East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen,

Consul - A. C; C, Mallei Exporters pf Beaus, Cereals and Oil—

65, Polevaya Street; Cable Ad:

Japan—27, Novotorgowaya Street, New Wasskrd

Town; Teleph. 3157; Cable Ad: Rijoij A. Jorgensen, manager

Latvia—17, Tsitsikairskaya Street;

Consul—P. Meschak E.K. Lundsteeri

Meyltng 1 |I A.M. Kossoff

Seidel

H Henriingsen | V. Alexeeff

Netherlands—25 Commercial Street; East Asiatic Vostasi Co.—Kitaiskaya

Teleph. 40-77; Cable Ad: Vanderhoeven Street; Cable Ad : Vostasi

Consul—L. Van der Hoeven. A. D. Kirilloff, partner

Poland—67,

51; Cable Ad:Asahi Road: P. O. Box

Pol consul East West Fur Trading Corporation,

Portugal—44, Bolshoi Prospect Dealers infFurs and Skins—7, Rino-

Consul—S. L- Skidelsky chnaya Street; Cable Ad : Kupitsky

Secretary —V, E. .Kauffman , A. Kupitsky, repres.

United States 1op America Consulate Far Eastern Drug Trading Co., Daltotat

General—45, Bolshoi45-74

town; Telephs,&3-5fa, Prospect, New Wholesale

and 46-45

Chemists and Druggists, etp.

—20, Russkaya .Street; Cable Ad:

Consul-General—Walter A. Adams Daltptat

L.'M;. .Roii^v, ip, ^ia,n:iger

,

Consuls—H. Merrdl Benninghoff V. A. Bronsteiyi,, gsst. manager

and George D. La Mont

1102 HARBIN

FliKBT, B. Hayton, Press Representative Grandi & Co., F., Importers and Ex-

for Exchange Telegraph Co., (Ltd., porters—64, Kitaiskaya Street

London, “Morning Fast,” London,

“North China

hai—37, Daily Street;

Strahovaya News” Teleph.

Shang- GrueneweLd & Co., Import Mer-

33-64; chants—27, Japonskaya; P.O. Box

ObserverP.O. Box 341 ; Cable Ad: 479; Cable Ad : GruhO.

Fleet’s Anglo-American Store, Bri- Harbin Club — 17, Girinskaya Street;

tish and American Books,,Magazines Teleph. Chairman—A. 49-7)1. van Cutsem

and Newspapers. Patent; medicines Hon. Secretary—H. W. G. Nicholls

— 37, Strahovaya Street Hon. Treasurer—J. LiB. Holmes

B. Hay ton Fleet, proprietor Accountant—D,.I.

Fleet’s Directory

Cities—37, of Manchurian

Strahovaya Street ; P.O. “Harbin Qbservpr’’, (British Evening

Box 241 ; Cable Ad : Observer Daily)—P.O. Box 477

B. Hayton Fleets proprietor Moir Maitland, publisher & editor

Fra/.ar Inc.,, U.S. A. — 10, Cable Ad: ModerneKitaiskaia St.;

FederalStreet

Diagonalnaya

Hotel Moderne—177,

Fur and Wool Co^' (China), Ltd., Howard-Ford Insurance Agency, The

Exporters of Fur and WooL-73, F.Ad:— Franclav. 42, Strachovaia Street; Cable

Diagonalnaya Street; Cable Ad: F. T. Howard-Ford

Fur wool S. F. Zanievsky

H,. Rapport, manager S.MissI. Kirsanoff

G. A. Smirnoff, acct. A; P. Roussina

Genfer, M. A., General Import and

Export—1, Aptekarskaya Str. apt 2; m ^ M yk

Cable Ad : Genfer Hunter k Co., Engineering and Gen-

German Products Co., Factory Re- Cable Ad: Hunter;Korotkaya

eral Merchants—30, Street;

Codes: A.B.C.

presentatives, Importers. Painting 5th edn., Western Union, Bentley’s,

Mechanical Works and Upholstery-—35

Magazinaya Street; Teleph. 26-97; Schofield’s, Calpack and Private

P.O. Box 285; Cable Ad: Amenco Jas. A. Hunter

M. A.

W. N. Ranee Sazanoff

Glass Products Trade and Industrial T. Fujino

Co., Ltd., Polished Plate Glass, Wang Buo Jiu, compradore

Window Glass, etc.—11, Kavkaz-

skaia Corner Kitaiskaia Street;

Cable Ad: Glass

H. L. Okun, partner Ving-xhang po na men yang kien yu]

Goodman, R. C., Engineering Supplies hsien kung sz

—53, Diagonalnaya; Cable Ad: Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Cuaco Ltd., Importers of AlkalisChemicals—

and Com-

R. C. Goodman, a.m.i.mech.e., mercial and Industrial

proprietor 14, Novogorodniaya Street; Teleph.

Agent for:

Commercial Union Assurance Co., 2680; ,1. W.P.O.King,Boxdist.

206; manager

Cable Ad: Alkali

Ltd.

Grand Hotel (Chinese Eastern Rail- Industrial Enterprises, Ltd., Min-

ing, Industrial, Agricultural, En-

way), Tourist Bureau, Ticket and gineering,

Inquiry Office—Opposite Railway Kitaiskaya Transport, etc. — 159,

Station, New Town; Teleph. 24-28 dusenter Street; Cable Ad: In-

Cable Ad: Granhotel

 HARBIN A103

Intf.iuvational Harvester. Export C;o.( G. v. Dattan, partner

Agricultural Machinery—'o2, Dia A.J. Earkens,

Sehill, signs ppa. • , ,

si^hsj.V.

gonalnaya Street, Pri?tan;.PlQ. B,

Cable Ad: Iiiterha O.

A. H. .Scjiweyer, roauager , Miss It. v. Dattart' " . i ' v %;

Berg ‘ ’

It.AV. Ewert

Felsing, Ing

^ Wawjo Shun Dyan E. Graf

International Technical Tradinq Co.> Mrs.

Hardware, Household and Electrical

Supplies.— Airs. I.W.Kolytseheff

Kolytscheff

Teleph. 42-83ISaCableKitaiskaya

Ad : MetkoStreet; A. Lippbardt, mechanic

G.P. Plambeck

Mordowskoj ' '

Kagan, A. I., Exporter of MaJi- Aliss L. Podgorbunskaja

churian Produce; Importer of K. Rautmami

American Goods—11, Politzeskaya ;

Cable Ad : Altaiskaia P.Airs.Woehrmann

A. Simon

A. I. Kagan, proprietor W. Lee, compradpfe

E. M. Kagan, signs per pro. Lloyds (The Corporation of “Lloyds”

Klarer, W. L., Wholesale Drugs, Neville London)—P.O. Box 248; 'Gable Adi

Chcmleals. Perfume—7, Birgevaya; H. J. Neville, ageht :t

Cable Ad ; Klarer D. A. Neville

E.- ■I'. . Buihankoff —— i- .-Hv

M m Ter. Lee

Klemantaski, Jacques, Insurance Agept A. Cigarette liOPATO,' Sons, Ltd., Tobacco and

Alanufacturers—Factory:

and Iibporters—Cable Ad: Klemantaski Nagornaya Prospekt, New Town;

L. P. Klemantasisi, partner

F. A.''Jones, 5! x / A d'd. ' Telephs. 29-66, '37-28; Cable Ad':

Havanna

Koulaiepf’s Sons, Jnc.', I., General Ludwig Pariser, Importer & Expor-

Merchants—20, Ppleyaya; Cable ter --P'.'O; Box 275; Cable Ad:

Ad : Koivlaieff Pariser5 Codes: Alosse, A.B.C. 6th

P. S. Pervushin, manager edn., Bentley’s

Korelin'‘& Co.; Wholesale & Eetail Manchoukuo Post Office,- for. Harbin

Dealer^-lbs, Kftaiskaia Street; Postal Administration Cglble Ad:,0Postos

Teleph. 21-88; Cable Ad : Korelin

A. M. Kotelin;' director Commissioner—Y. Kibe , . ■ ■ ‘ ^

Post Offices in Harbin1 at—Bulvarny and

Hospital Street;

AVutftOChieh NewTown (Nankang);

(Euchiatien);

Kovalsky. V. F., Tiip^er, and Veneer Ex-

ports—P.O.. Box 332; Cable Ad: Pristan (Tabli); SiarigfangSkvoznaya,

(Old Har-

Kovalsky —- bin);

IvOjW..! Chiangyen (Fuchiatien);

- Machia-

-.jriTxV!

Y. F. Kovalsky Postal Kiosks-at—Kitaiskaya (Pristan);

Uchastkovaya

Station (Pristan); Railway

(New Town); Bolshoi Prospect

^ dt -Tt fLe yf/nr/' hevy (New Town)

Kunst

Generalarad Albers, and

Merchandise Importer*-,

Technicalof

Goods (Tractors. Agricultural Machines, ^ jS ’Zeang

Imbricating Oil. >r3etdAm- Kitaiskaja Manchhrian

•Comer- of BirjievAjjk; Street;--Telephs. .Co.,,, 1 Ltd.,Mow

The, Mer-

52-92, 22-88, 40-91; Gable-Ad ; Kunstal- Insurance , Larid and Real

ber; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bejntley’& Mosse Estate Agents—119, Novotorgovaya

Street';r Teleph. WlS; P.O. Box 133;

and

ment,Supplement,

Universal Acme Trade1and CodeSupple-

and " Cable

Private. Head ' ^ Office: ; Hamburg, J. S.AdWafsOh, : Sagacity managing director

Branches : Hs.ioMng, Pfelampo (Sachal- Airs. K. AVatson, director '

ian), Dairen and Mukdeh D. W.. Laycock, director

Al04 HARBIN

N. O. Strijko . Nikolaeef Bros., Marine

Parts,, Trucks; Automobiles, Spare

Motors—12,,

L. N. KanabeyeiF Kosoy Street; Cable Ad: Nikolaeff

P. P. Nicols'ky

V. V.N. Abakumoff

N. Tetushkin N. V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrieel

D. I. Kolesnikoff en Handel Maatschappij, Rubber

B. A. Koubinsky, m.d. Goods and General Merchants—7,

V. O. Chervev Japonskaya; P.O. Box 202; Cable

Mrs. S. L. Fried

Mrs. M. G. Shemanskaya Ad: Gator

Miss V. V. Panova m Toon lee

Miss E. M. Surina Pelstrusof, M. V., Import, Railway

Yang Chun Kan Supplies and Manufacturers Repre-

Pan Tao An sentative — 28, Commercial Street,

Chang Chen Chiu Apt. 4, Opposite Harbin Commer-

Chi Chao Lin cial Club; P.O. Box 447 Taolii;

Chu Chi Wu Teleph. 43-45; Cable Ad: Pelstrus-

Sung

Chen Ming Sun

Wen Tung of ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and Improved,

Bentley’s, Universalproprietor

M. V. Pelstrusof, Trade and Private

Makoks, Lothae, Civil Engineers, Mine. L. A. Pelstrusoff, secty.

Architects and Building Contractors— Miss Valentine Pelstrusof

6,Cable

Korpoosnoy Gorodok, Second Street;

Ad: Marcksing Pickersgill, M. H., Dealers in Diamonds

Mitsui

Import,Bussan

ShippingKaisha, Ltd., Export, and

and Insurance—Vodo- nayaPrecious UralBox

Street; P.O. Stones—32,

231 Bulvar-

provodnaya Street; Cable Ad: Mitsui Produce Export - Co. (Harbin), Ltd.—

1, Anglyisky Prospect (8th Section;

Moir Maitland, Commercial Agents P.O. Box 48; Telephs. 4983 and 4281;

Cable Ad : Product

—15, Korotkaya St.; P.O, Box 477

A. H. Angus, manager

Moscow Pharmacy, Chemists and Russian Asiatic Company, Import,

Druggists—23, Kitaiskaya Street Export,

L. M. Rogoin, proprietor MostovayaInsurance,

; Cable AdEngineering

: Troika — 21,

Moulin Coal Mining Co.—25, Ajiheis- Russq-Manchurian Book Trade Co.—

kaya Street Noyotorgovaya Street; P.O. Box 54

Sol. L.Ma,Skidelsky,

1). E. presidentvice-president

Sander, Wieler & Co., Import

Y. T. Tzi, general manager 2, Shkolnaya Street; Teleph. 41-43; P.O.

Simon L. Skidelsky, do. Box 318; Cable Ad: Sanderdo

S. A. Dun, general secretary A. Karl

Sander, partner

E. L. Kootikoff, do. Seltin, manager

Netherlands Insurance Office-31 Schild & Son,

Russkaya; Teleph. 3571; Cable Ad: in Furs—28, Kommercheskaya Inc., Joseph, Dealers

Brandus St. ;

A. W. Brandus Cable Ad: Josehild

Neville & Co.,Pristan

H. J ;—41, Rynochnaya, Using Hua Kung Ssu

Kitaiskava. P.O. Box 248 Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Importers of

H.E.J.F.Neville Medical and Scientific Supplies—

Buihankoff | D. A. Neville 13, Samannaya; Teleph. 2787; Cable

Ad: Schmidtco

Neville, Dwyer A. Correspondent The W. Reich

Board of Underwriters Kolycheff

41, Rynochnaya StreetofPristan;

New York.—

PO. Hayashi

William C. C. Tai

Box 248 Mrs. V. Mogilnikoff

D.E.A.F.Neville

Buihankoff | H. J. Neville Miss Moryta

 HARBIN A105-

Shaw Brothees &. Co., Importers and ft

Exporters—58, Bolshoi Prospekt, New Tschurin & Co., Ltd., I.I., Importers,

Town ! Exporters, Manufacturers and Con-

Siemens Schuckertwerke, A.G.— 101, tract(trs—Cable Used:Town,Tschurin’s

Ad: Tschurin; Codes

All Codes. HeadBuilding,Office: Harbin

Kitaiskaya

shuk Street; Cable Ad : Sdemen- New Bolshoi

J. Heimann, manager Prospect, Hsinking,

Mukden, 61. Branches : Kobe, Kwang-

Ssupingkai, Dairen,

chengtzu, Kii in, Tsitsihar, Hailar and

. Heiho. Agencies: All oyer Manohoukuo

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—99, Kitais- Adminntratigny E.E[. O.. Fuetterer, mapaging direetor

kaya Sti-eet,‘Pristan; Cable Ad: Singer

H. W. D. G.Beuham,

Niehplls;; export, ipahager

manager •

Skioeesky’s Successors, X. S., Merchant: A.

A. H.

A. Rbttmami,

Shishelufl, do.

do.

Timber and Coal—44, Bolshoi Prospekt;

Code: Bentley’s J, V. Prokofieff, accountant

United Petroleum Trust of U.S.S.R.

1/ei ho ,j pviigp in Manchuria, Petroleum Products

Skobli.n o., Direct Factory Representa- —9, Second Liny; Teleph. 41-8^

tives—31, Konnaya Street; Telephs.

44-69; Cable Ad: Skoblih

S. F. Skoblin general manager Vernett, —49,

J. F., Wine and.'Spirit MercWnt

Birjevaya Street; P.O. Box 27

N. 8.: Skoblin. manager

D. S. Skoblin, mgr. (engineering Vorontsofk Bros., —ft

nud^m.fl.)

Timber

\ions•.!/

CortC'Storage,

es$ibfis,

dept.) Saw Mills, Butter Flour Mills, Cold

Disti'llets, Factories, Agricul-

JS I 3 u ss tural Machines4

BatalionftaVa etc.-Borodinskaya;

Head Office Te- 1-7

Su ko tah kung jiang lephs. 4940, corner

2533, .3428; Cable Ad;

Vorontsoff

D. M. Vorontsoff, prop.

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- Mi

gineering Offices of the Limited

Company, formerly the Steel

Skodaworks, S. I.M.Tchernichoff,

Vorontsoff, manager

,,

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), "lyorks. B.L. K.N. Medvedeft

Tsipaieff, sub-manager

Builders of all kinds of Mechanical D. G. Tsecos

and Electrical Machinery—2, Kom- V. N. Rabtchevsky

merceskaya Street; Telephs. 45-50;

P. O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Skoda-

works ’Wagon-Lits,

H. A. (Kusik, manager Street; Cable;Coex--132,

Ad: Sleeping Kitaiskaya

R. J.V. Januszowski,

M. Barbaslvsub-agentagent

South Manchuria Railway Co.—6,

Vokzalny Prospect, New Town West C6ast Lii4 iWsiAIance; Cb.^5,

Birjevaya Street

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—52, Diagonal- S. A. Koudriavtzelff, 'district' rft^r.

naya Street E. S. Babiansky, cashier

n ± m Weysfield, N, E., Uxportef .of 'Hides,

Skins, Fur6 and Casings—26. Baza-

Teh shih leu huo yv. kuyg- Ss' w rnaya Street; Cahld Ad : Weysfield

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco N. E. Weysfield

Petroleum Products—Teleph. <36-82;

Cable Ad: Texaco Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

M. C. Sventsitsky Ad : Klementaski

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 CHANGCHUN

^ ^ Ch‘cmg ch‘un or Kivanchengtze

This town owes its recent importance to the fact that it is situated at

the junction of the South Manchuria Railway ^Japanese) with the southern

branch (from Harbin") of the Chinese Eastern Railway, while another Rail-

way connects it with the city of Kirin, the capital of the Province of that

name, about 80 miles, distant, nearly due East, and beyond to Tunhua.

Changchun was opened to International Trade by Agreement with Japan

in 1915. There is here a large Japanese Railway Settlement, admirably laid

out, north of the old Town, from which it is separated by the area laid out

by the Chinese Authorities as a commercial quarter. North of the Japanese

Railway. iSettlement lier the town that has grown up around what is now

the southern terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway-

The country surrounding Changchun is a vast and exceedingly fertile

plain, the produce from which is distributed North, South and East by the

divergent Railways

Since March

Manchuria 9, 1932. Changchun

(or “ Manchoukuo has been

”), recognition the has

of which Capital of the

not yet beennew Sfate byof

accorded

any foreign country, with the exception of San Salvador; and the name of the

town has been changed to Hsinking (“New Capital.”)

Plans have been mooted for elaborate extensions of the existing town, to

be laid out in a style befitting the Capital of an independent Republic of

some 30,000,000 people.

DIRECTORY

Chiporters

Tungand

Chang Co., Importers, Ex- Dept, of Civil Affairs

Engineering ~ 4, Umege- Minister—Lu Yung-huan

Vice-Minister—Chao Peng-ti

cho; Tcleph. 1250

Dept, of Foreign Affairs

Manohukuo Government Minister—Chang Yen-ching

Vice-Minister—Chuiehi Ohashi

Sovereign — H. I. M. the Emperor Dept, of Defence-

Kangte Minister—General Yu Chih-shan

Privy Council Vice-Minister—Lt. Li Sheng-tang

President—Tsang Shih-yi Dept, of Finance

Minister—Sun Chi-chang

Legislative Council Vice Minister—Hung Wei-kuo

President—(vacant) 'epc. ofox Ind'ustry

xnuustiy

Imperial Household Dept. Dept,

Minister—Ting Chien-hsu

Minister—Hsi Chia

State Council Ching hui Dept, of Communications

Minister—Li Shao keng

Premier—Chang

Supervisory Council Dept, of Justice Han ching

Minister—Feng

President—Lo Chen-yu

 CHANGCHUN-KIRIN A107

Dept, of Education ■ MISSIONS

Minister—Yuan Chen-to Danish Lutheran Mission

Supreme Court J^iss K, Thompson

President—Lin Chi Irish Presbyterian Mission—Hsinking

Supreme Procuratorate Miss D.A. Gardiner,

President—Li Pan Miss Faulkner, b.sc.

m.b.

Department of Mongolia Administra- Rev. H. K. Johnston, b.a., and wife

tion Miss Ivy Stokes

Minister—Chi mo-te-sai-mu pei-lo Soeurs Franciscaines, Missionnaires-

Vice- Minister— Shiro Yoda deSoeur

Marie Franciscaines

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineering,

Architects and Building Contractors—

7,singNihonbashi-dori; Cable Ad: Marcb- Yamato Hotel—Teleph. 4611 ; P.O. Box

5r; Cable Ad : Yamato

L. Marcks, proprietor (Mukden) Yokohama Specie Bank—New City

KIRIN

W W Chi.Un

■ (Kirin is the Mamchu name of the city.)

Kirin, the capital of the province of the same name on the Sungari river, isost

miles from towns

prosperous Hsin inKing with which ithaving

is connected by railway. It is one offirethein m1911,80

possesses many fineManchuria,

buildings. and, been rebuilt

It is the distributing after a for

centre disastrous

the inexhaustible

supplies

Kirin, dueofEast,

timberto from the neighbouring

the new Port of Rashinregions. The ofrailway

on the Sea Japan,from Hsinking,

is now completed, throughand

through trains run twice daily, connecting up with steamers for Japan.

Through trains also run south

kuan, en route to Tientsin and Peiping. from Kirin, via Hailung and Mukden to Shanhai-

A new

modern town is now springing up, outside the walled city, with fine roads and

buildings.

DIRECTORY

Irish Presbyterian Mission

Rev. J. McWhirter

Dr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Sloan R.R. P.P.Cubizolles,

Lemaire, pro-vicaire

Cathedralehonoraire

R. P.

Miss Lily Dodds Tch’enn

Rev. Tom Blakely(nurse) Seminaire

R.R. P.P. Lacquois

Duhart

Rohan Catholic Mission R.R. P.P. Beaudeaux

Vernpis

S. Exc. Mgr. Gaspiis, Ev< que titulaire

de Canope R. P. Liogier

*15

 LUNGCHINGTSUN

$'J' fH Lung-ching-tsun

Lunpchingtsun (Dragon Well Village), has a population of about 15,000 inhabitants,

composed of about 11,000 Koreans, 3,000 Chinese, and 1,000 Japanese. Situated in a

fertile

mining plain, its main

possibilities (coal,exports

copper,are: beans,

silver, and millet and timber.

gold) waiting There areThepromising

development. trade—

by light railway to Kainei—is with Korea and Japan. The principal imports are

cotton piece goods, sugar, Japanese sundries, paper, kerosene oil, metals, fishery

Telephone and telegraph line, in addition to the Chinese telegraph and tele-

phone lines, connect Lungchingtsun with the neighbouring marts of Yenhi,

Towtaokow

was cbinpleted and inHunchun.

1923, and A handsome new building

a particularly fine newfor Japanese

the Bank Consulate

of Chosen

in 195-5.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen Consills—l. Shoji and S. Takiyama

S. T.Rhiozawa

Itoh Chancellors—G. Hamada, M. Kishi, K.

Komopi, S. Kato, D. Onoki and K.

Japanese Consulate Yugue

Consul-General—K. Nagai Police Supt —C. Akutagawa (aetg.)

HUNCHUN

£ a

Hunchun

25 min. 5 sec. N.,is derived

long. 130from

deg.Manchu,

22 min. 10meaning

sec. E. offrontier, and isonsituated

Greenwich, the rightin bank

lat. 24ofdeg.

the

Hung Ch’i Ho, some 35 li from the Manchuk uo-itussian frontier and about 90 li distant

from Novokiewsk. In 1714 adetachmentof soldiers camehere from Ninguta, and this may

be

withregarded as the beginning

Japan (Manchurian of Hunchun,

Convention), which

in 1905, but thewasCustoms

to be opened to trade,

staff did by treaty

not arrive before

December, 1909. Towards the end of 1921 an electric light plant was

town by a Chinese concern. The surrounding districts are fairly fertile, and the mininginstalled in the

possibilities

value. (coal, gold, and copper) may, when taken in hand, prove of considerable

The town (earthen walled) has a population of 8,894 MancHu in addltioin to

whom are 5,277

millet timber;(August

and the1935) Japanese and flout,Koreans. The piece

main goods,

exportskerosene

are beans,

fisheryand

products, spirits ofmain

wineimports: wheat, cotton

? sugar, and matches. (Value of Trade in 1934.

oil,

$.1769,771.00).

Hunchun. Rapid progress is being made in the modernisation of the town of

 HUN CHUN—PORT SMITH UR A100

DIEECTORY

Japanese Consulate Hunchun Branch:!

.. Consul-Ceneral—(at Lungchingtsun) Vice-Consul—T. Katagiri

' Coiisul-Geheral—H. Kawamura Chief of Police-rrY. .Fukushima

Consul (Judge)—I. Shoji Tumen Branch:

Chief of Branch—R. Furuya

Vice-Consul—T. Osakabe Chief of Police—Y. Takenaka

Police Supt.—K. Sonoda Paitsaokou Branch:

Yenchi Branch: Chief of Branch—N. Arihisa

Vice-Consul—S. Tanaka Chief of Police—S. Chikahiro

Toutaokou Branch:

Chief of Police—G. Sato Chief of Branch—M. Ogasawara

PORT ARTHUR

jijfj ^ Lushun (llyojun)

Port Arthur, at the point of the “ Regent’s Sword, ” or Liaotung Peninsula, was

formerly China’s chief naval arsenal, but was captured'by the Japanese in the war

with China in 1894, and its defences and military works were destroyed. In 1898, when

Russia obtained a lease of Port Arthur and Talienwan, she, fortified the former, making

it into a great naval and military stronghold.

By the had

battleships timebeen

the war between

provided Russiacostandin Japan

at sogreat brote .harbour,

the western out, an anchorage

and the fox-

surrounding

be regarded astheanharbour had been

impregnable strongly

fortress. In May, fortified

1904, that

PortPort

ArthurArthurwashad comehills

besieged byto

the Japanese forces, under Genexal Nogi,

after repeated’conflicts of a most sanguinary character. and capitulated oh January 1st, 1905,

tion Port

in theArthur (calledLeased

Kwantung by theTerritory,

Japanese Ryojun)

The townis now a centre

is divided intooftwocivilparts,

administra-

the old

and the new. The old or east part is a business town existing from; the Chinese regime,

and the Ryoiun minor naval depot. Government Hospital, captured arms pi.useum, the

courts arecdtamahder’s' ;there.

located'intooffice, local

The civil government

new They

or west partoffice,

was and tlie village

high andwhen diatrigt

Russians

among entered

them being theoccbpSation.

present Kwantung” .^erected* t]iedea poor

'many fihe buildings, the

1 Government Office', 'Government

Museum, tho Middle School and Highfer Schobl ‘ for Girls, Engineeting

Universitywhoandfellthein Yamato

soldiers the assault Hotel,of -’etc. As a memorial

Fort Arthur, on Monument • to theHillJapanese

(called

Haku-Gyoku-san),

suggestion of Admiral whichTogocommands

and General the harbour,

Nogi. The a high toweris bracing,

climate was erected at the

and though

the Winter from December to February is! cold -the harbour

April and May are lovely months, as the surrounding hills and fields - are covered is free from ice. March,

with

ratherverdure

warm,, and flowers.

though, June, July and August constitutie the wet season and are

temper the heat. Thenotrainso iswarm

not assufficient

other tocities iix,-Manchui’ia,

inconvenience as the

travellers sea-breezes

much, and in

fact

underPoi-ttheArthur

famousatGolden

this timeHill,of year attracts

on which many visitors,

a number whohouses

of foreign enjoy have

the sea-bathing

been built

by

November form a perfect autumn with mild climate, and there are abundant suppliesandof

the South Manchuria Railway-Go., and may be .rented, September, October

fresh fruit and fish. On July 1st, 1910, the Western Harbour was thrown open to the

ships of all nations with a view to fostering international trade.

AllO lJ01tT ARTHUR

The Port

Peninsula,of the Arthur—Dairen

alongwooded

whichhills coast

a busonline road,enabling

borderingpassengers

the southern admire

coast of the

the changing

Liaotung.

scenery oneruns,

side and the turquoise sea onto the other affords the

most charming drive in Manchuria.

There

station is a branch line of the South Manchurian Railway, and through the junction

journey(Ch’ou

occupies Shili)onlyseveral trainsandruna half

one hour dailybybetween

train. , Port Arthurandandwaterworks

Drainagq Dairen. have

The

been constructed and the place is well lighted with electric light.

The population of the city of POrt Arthur according to the census of 31st July, 1936,.

was 31,059.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF KWANTUNG

Gpyernpr—ft- Tasuo .Minoike

Governor’s Secretariat' Government Hospital

Yaichi Owada, chief, General Affairs (Port Arthur)

Section

Wanari Araki, chief Accounts Section : Dr. Nobukichi Watanabe, supt.

Edw. R. Takata, secretary Ryojun Engineering College

Home AffaIrs Department . Dr. Seiichiro Noda, president

Kitaro Shiraishi, director of home affairs Law Court’

department

Eutaro Tadao Sugiura, chiefchief

of high court

sectionArikawa,

and localchief

affairsof section

educational Katsuhisa Shimoda, of procurator

Jiro Ishihara, chief of, financial section

Minoru Tanaka, chief of industry section Prison

Motonosuke Tokuyasu Miyazaki, inspector

works sectionShimizu, chief of. public Rvojun Civil Administration Office

Police Administration Department Noboru Yasunaga, chief

Hideo Tanabe, director of police ad-

ministration dept. RyojUn Branch of Kwantung Marine

Hide Asako, chief of police affairs Office

section and

Minosuka high police

Ishibashi, chiefsection

of public Joemon Yedano, chief

peace section and sanitation section Ryojun Municipality

Financial BOreau Norio Yoneoka, mayor

Sanai

bureauNishiyama, director of financial Ryojun Fortress

Kojiro Nakamura, chief of budget & Suyama Mituzo, lieut. general commander

accountYokoyama,

Ryuichi section chief of finance section Ryojun Minor Naval Station

and taxation section (additional post) Shizue Tsuda, rear admiral, commander

 ANTUNG

^ £ An.tung

The treaty

Commercial portbetween

Treaty of Antung was opened

the United States and to international

China in 1903,trade but, byowing

the

’to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the

inyear

a new

190T thethatChinese

1931, the Chinese Maritime

one, under the Maritime Customs

name of Manehukuo

Customs was

wasCustoms established

forcibly closed here

by Japan,

was established.

However,

Antungandis

-situated on the right or Chinese bank | of the Yalu River, 23 miles from its

mouth. The river is closed to navigation :by ice from about the end of November

toindustrial

the end ofpurposes.

March. The

NewYalu

buildings are going

battlefield up on

ijs some all sides

10 miles both upforthedwelling

further river andanda

splendid panorama of the surrounding country, may be obtained from the

summit of Tiger Hill, which was the position occupied by the Russians before

the battle. Wulungpei, 14 miles distant from Antung, is a favourite resort

on account of its hot springs. Antung is connected by railway with Mukden.

The splendid steel bridge, 3,097 feet Jong and consisting of 12 spans, includ-

ing a swivel-span, over the Yalu, from Antung to New Wiju (on the Korean

side), connecting the South Manchurian Railway with the Chosen (Korean)

Railways, was opened to traffic on 1st November, 1911. The river at Antung

is navigable for steamers drawing 12 feet of water when the tides are favour-

able, but the channel is a constantly shifting one and erosion and silting often

interfere seriously with navigation. Attempts to dredge the channel in the

years 1913 and 1914 were not successful and were discontinued. With a view

-to better control of navigation, fresh charts and future conservancy operations,

a survey was started by the Hydrographic Bureau of the Japanese Navy in

"the spring of 1921, and subsequently undertaken on a larger scale by the Marine

Department of the Chinese Maritime Customs during the summer and au-

tumn. In September, 1922, the survey was completed and soundings were

taken from the sea to Antung. There are several small Japanese steamers

plying between Antung, Chefoo and Dairen, and as trade with Tientsin has

developed considerably a regular and frequent service with that port is car-

ried on by larger vessels of from 700 to 1,200 tons. The larger ships in the

China Coast trade anchor at Santaolangtou, six miles down river, and there

-are other anchorages at Wentzuchien, 14 miles down river, and at Tatungkow.

DIRECTORY

Chi Tung Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.—-

Ying shang a hsi g hiio yu hung ssil Cable Ad: Po whattan

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North Ching Kee S.N. Co., Ltd., Shipowners

China). Ltd. —Chung Fu

Geo. L. Shaw, agent (Chinese) andStreet; Telephs. 57Cable

230 (Japanese); and Ad:

270

' Chingkee

Bank of China—Teleph. 131; Cable Ads: Daieen Kisen Kaisha

6892S, .Q-Chu,

and Chungkuo

.manager K. Shimada, manager

A112 ANTUNG—DAIREN

Danish Lutheran Mission |^| '1'^ Yi loong

Rev. and Mrs. J. Vyff Shaw, Geo. L., Importer and Exporter

? Steamship Owner and Insurance Agent

| -Telephs. Chinese 4 and Japanese 39;

Danish Mission Hospital Cable Ad: Shaw

Dr. P. N. Pedersen, m.b. ch.b., f.r-c.s. , Geo.S. G.L. Shaw

Shaw

| A. A. Mardas

Dr. Marie Nielsen, m.b.ch.b.

Miss A. M. Stauns, nurse Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Miss Andrea Nielsen, nurse K. Okayaisu* agent

^ ^ Tai koo •

Manchukuo Customs TaIkoOHong King Kek, General Mer-

Commissioner—M. Nakamura chants,

-CableShipping and Insurance Agents-

Ad : Taikoo

' K. S.’ Sun, manager

Manchukuo Post Office Y.M.C.A

C. W. Chien, postmaster ' 0. C. Chang, chairman

fail. R^Iin

DAIREN

Dairen, the SottiftiBrn terminus of the South Manchuria Railway, is' a

cohimercial port in, the Kwangtung leasfed territory, < : which forms the southern

extremity

When Russia of the LiUotung

leased Peilihsula,

■ th'e‘; place in 1898 Lat,

it wUs38fonly

6b’' 44" N. and Long.' fishing

ah inconsiderable 121° 3J‘village.,

7" E.

Russia intended to d'eVMop Dairen as a cdmhrefciul' port jihd had made kbihe progresk

When

mere the Russo-Japanese wafcity,

brokenamely

tOut. But what the Japanese inherited WRs a

whichnucleus

to-day offorms

the but

present

a' small corner of thethh section

city. north

South ofofthetherailway

tracks, tracks

where-

which hills and ponds, which required a vast amount of grading andground,

the main part of present-day Dairen stands,' was but an area of rough filling^

The plans the Russians formed w;ere. gradually much improved upon, and the;

Japanese, by dint of-great exertions, have brought a thoroughly western civifr/ation

apyf on

here a scale

other partfarofmore

China.comprehensive

.The health,of thanthe,

anything

localitythatis exceptionally:

has been accomplished

good. Thein

highest

season istemperature

rather longregistered in'summer is 35° 7'C. ('96° 3'aiuhthe cold winter

but invigorating

Dairen has a population of 543,000. oyer two-thirds of which is Chinese. The

city of Dairen, not including the suburbs, has an area of 11,266 acres. The autho-

rities recently completed a plan whereby the city will be enlarged so- as to enable

a million people to reside there. Electric tramways, of a total length of

66to Shakako

kilometres,(where

run along

thefrom the principal

South Manchuria streets,

Railway andworkshoops

include a aresuburban line

established,

4.5 miles westwards Dairen), and one of 2.5

•(Star Beach), the finest-watering place in Manchuria. There-ip;,an excellent miles to Hoshigaura

hotel alsohere,a number

and managed of- bybungalows

•• tihe South which Manchuria

may be hired Bailwaby Company

visitors.

Another suburban line i;uns to, Rokotap,, a famous summer resort'commanding

glorious:keenefy. A me$of.,road runs to Star Beach, which is a tract of land

of 392 acres ipclddipg, the golf links, which are approximately 122 actes. The

construction of the South"C.oast road, 49.2 kilometres in length, connecting,

Dairen and Port Arthur was commenced in 1921 on three sections simultane-

ously, and was completed in July, 1924. The ihotor road between Dairen and

Chinchow was completed in 1929, and motor buses run regularly. In 1932 a

new North Coast road between Port Arthur and Chanshuitsu (on the Dairen-

 DAIREN AU3 /

Chincjiow, rpg,d) 'yYas opened; There .are also regular bus services between

Port

maiLArthjir

serviceaiud .Dairen.Dairen

between, The Japan Air Transport

and Japan; on April .Company

1, 4.929, andinaugurated a daily

from i September

onwards a passenger service was added.. The daily air service between Dairen

and Hsinking has been opened by the Manchuria Air Transport Company since

November.3, and service-between Dairen,and, Tientsin and Peking was put into

operation.in4^37,, ; ,;.v ,, , ; |, lti

The city Of Dairen, which ‘ hds'been expanding rapidly Owing to business

prosperity and increase of population, is lighted by electricity and' gas and

has ainplte'telephone facilities. The electric powernhouse, when completed in

1911, had’a capacity of 4,500 kilowatts. This was increased in 1921 to 6,000 .

kws., and a second ppwer-hottse hf 10,000 kws. was ad,ded in June, 1923. This

was ’ increased vo .'48,000 kilohafts by 19^2. There is'also a power station at

Kahseishi (across the bay from Dairen' proper) of h^OOO KW. completed ' in '

19341 The city 'has tar nJachdadi roads with rows of ^hady frees, and is

well'equipped with waterworks, drainage and' sewage systems. With the

growth of trade, more particularly in Manchurian (soya) beans, cake,

a number of influential business houses, Japanese, Chinese and foreign,

have. established themselvesi at the port. The , foreign and, Japanese com-

munities in April, 1909, organized and! openedi the Dairen 'Club. A Gun Club,

Golf Club, and Marine Association are among other institutions of the port.

Of places for public amusement, the Electric Park, designed on an up-to-date

plan and containing all devices for recreation, forms the chief attraction. The

Chinese quarter, situated on the western fringe offhe city, has also grown

considerably. The Railway Hospital (now called the “Dairen Hospital”)

deserves special mention, owing partly to its size and partly to the excellence

of its: equipment. This hospital affords accommodation for'612 patients and

treats more than 1,600 out-patients of all nationalities' on' an average'every day.-

In 1928 a stadium was constructed with seating accommodation for over

50,000. Adjoining

one of several the stadium

in Dairen is a large'concrete

used mainly by students. fresh Severalwater

parksswimming pool,

are scattered

throughout the city.

The harbour works had been less than half completed by the Russians.

Some work had been done on the eastern half, and only some blocks dumped

for the eastern breakwater. Only two wharves had be'en’'txMp'letedthe depth “

of the harbour ranging from 17 to 28 feet, with only 18 feet of water at the

main wharf basin. >Sin6e the Japanese occupation, the'S.,;M.R. Co. has drihe

much in the extension of harbour facilities and their actual ’ jpdna^ernent,

introducing every modern appliance for speedy and commbdibtis cargo handling

and .watering and, coaling .of vessels./. To-day the combined length of the

breakwaters

deep water isagea13,436: feet,theand.breakwater

inside they afe 3 jtois 5.3,107,^00.

feet abovesfluarpi$e highest

metres. tide.

The The en- ,*

trance being-very open, viz., 1,200,feet widle, the harbour is accessible to vessels

of deep draught at any. time of day or state of tide. The total seafrontage

of the first, second, and third wharves is 14,296 feet, and of. the^ fqurth. wharf

(4,600number

total feet) more than to30KJ39.metres

of berths have already

The.vextension of Pier been4"opened, increasing

..to the saipe, dimension the

as the others is making rapid progress. When it is completed there will be

52 berths of which 42 can accommodate ocean-going ships. There are also the

two dangerous’goods” piers alriJijiko, outside the main harbour, and anpther

new pier at Kanseishi to serve: the Manchurian Chemical Industries Co’s

factory. In order still further to lessen congestion at the wharves, a new;,, pier

was constructed- at Kanseishi, which attends exclusively to the, export

of Fushuncoal. The wharves containing 330,699 square metres, with railway

sidings,

the are lighted

handling of cargo.be At electricity

the eastarjdendhave of theup-to-date oil pier, ■ 558

shore, anappliances for

long

purpose of discharging inflammable gbods and bean oil in bulk. The ;

with a depth of .30 feet of/ water .has been. .constructed for . the

warehouse aera wa? 397,500 square metre®, besides six bean oil \ tanks

All 4 DAIREN

(each holding capacity of 1,435 tons). The waiting pavilion, which cost

Yen

S.M.R.700,000

Co., inandJanuary,

can accommodate 5,000 Company

1924. The'O.S.K. persons, was completed

maintains a ticketby office

the

and the Bank of Chosen has an Exchange Office in this pavilion, which

also contain showrooms, dining rooms, stalls for the sale of goods,

etc. On the islands of SanShantao, at the entrance to Dairen Bay,

stands a lighhouse, and two other lighthouses have been erected at

the northern extremjty , of the east breakwater and at the eastern

extremity of the north breakwater, respectively. On the signal tower

of the. former breakwater and on the islands of Sanshantao foghorns have also-

been fixed. A wireless telegraph station is established at Takushan, 30 miles

from the harbour, and a wireless telegraph station of 35 wk. power at Liu-

shutun was completed in 1922. There is a granite dry dock 440 ft. 6 in. long

and 51 feet wide at entrance, with,extensive repair shops attached, leased an(i

"lanaged by the Manchuria Dock Yard Co., Ltd. A marine quarantine station,,

built at a cost of Yen 430,000 w as opened in November, 1913. It is scientifically

designed and equipped on the latest and most approved1 lines with accom-

modation for both foreign and Chinese passengers.

The whole trade of Dairen for the year 19,36 (January-December): —

Exports: ... Y432,000,000

Imports: Y521,000,000

Total Y953,000,000

YTuanOutbeing

of aequivalent

total of all Manchuria of 1,295,00'

to the Japanese Yen, )and

,000 Manchoukuo

to about is. 2d.Yuan; the Manchoukuo

DIRECTORY

Acme C .de Company, Cable Codes,

Code Tools—Dairen Branch:

Condensers

Compilers —

and Private

13/17, Yamagata Dori ; dori; Teleph. 8320; Cable53, Ad:

Yamagata*

Ifadzu*;

Cable Ad: Beerbrayer Head Office : Tokyo

T. T. Kihara, manager

Agent—J. Beerbrayer

Anglo-Chinese

Ltd., Merchants,Eastern

ExportTkading Co.,

and Import,

m ^

Agency of The East Asiatic Co., Manufacturers of English Style Soya

Cakes and Salad Oil—3, Higashi-

Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipowners and koencho; Teleph. 4404; Cable Ad :

Merchants — 1, Higashi-koen-cho; Soya; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.. Uni-

Telephs. 23510, 25833, 28924; Cable versal Trade Code and Bentley’s

Ad: Wassard M. Oseroff, manager

Paul F. Elm, manager

S. Kjeldsen, asst, manager

K. G. Buck M ^ Yang sze

H. Tofte Anzping,& Co., O. H., Expert, Import, Ship-

P. Sander Forwarding and Insurance—212,

K. Dano Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Anz and

Q- Nyeborg

T. W. Schmith Nord-Lloyd

J. C. Holtze P. Pansing, manager

Andrews & George Co., Inc.; Importers: Asiatic Transport Co.—-54, Yamaga-

Scientific Instruments, Mining and Civil ta-dori ; Teleph. 2-2928; P.O. Box

Engineering Machinery and Machine- 16; Cable Ad: Asiatranco

 DAIREN Alii

BANKS F. J. Bryner, managing partner

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-dori, Cen- D.D.L. Denbigh

Evamy, signs I S.perM.pro.

Erohin

tral Circle; Telephs. 8101, 8108 and

8109; P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Cho- AgenciesA. Hanjin | A. MaslenikoiL

senbank The Dollar Steamship Line

S. Kawaguchi, manager The American Mail Line

J. Fukune, signs per pro. Barber - Wilhelmsen Line. (Barber

G. Kurata, do. Steamship LinesSteamships,

Inc.)

K. Yatsunami Canadian Pacific Ltd.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Dodwell-Castle

The Bank Line Line

poration—40,

2-5445, 2-5030 &Echigo-cho; Telephs.

2-6915; Cable Ad: Blue Star Line Line

Wayford Wilh. Wilhelmsen

W.J.H.Wilkie,

Bredin,assistant

agent Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld., London

(Union Marine, Liverpool)

!

F. J. Knighty, do. Holland East Asia Line

Messagerie Maritimes S. S. Co.

National City Bank ok New York, Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd., Van-

The—Totaku Building, 2, Yamagata- couver

doriW. D. Whitemore, manager Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

J. J. Clark, acting acct. Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—212, Yama-

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Swire; P.O.

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Central Box 81

Circle; Teleph. 3161; Cable Ad:

Shokin Carlowitz k Co.—49, Shikishima-cho;

S. Asada, manager Telephs. 21644, 21853; Cable Ad: Man-

churia

R.Dr.Lenzmann

A. Nolto (Hamburg)

do.

Bayrhammer & Co., Import &

85, Kii-maehi; Cable Ad: BayrhammerExport- O. Lord do.

R. Laurenz (Shanghai)

Beerbrayer, J., Forwarding

General Commissison G. Roehreke do.

K. Senf, signs per pro.

Shippiag and agent— E. Clausnitzer

13-17 Yamagata-dori; Telephs. 6331 H. Kersten

A. Kiseleff

and 4932; P.O. Box 44; Cable Ad : F. Reining

Beerbrayer J.N. Frl. Weissman

J. Beerbrayer, principal Stepanoff

British Association China Export-Import Bank Co., Ltd.

Pres.—John

Register) Sim (Surveyor to Lloyds —212, P.Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad:

Hon. Sec.—D. M. Larkins (c/o W. H. Lemjus; G. Nietsch

O. Box 78

Winning & Co.)

Hon. Treas.—J. McG. Taylor (c/o W. Wichmann

Hongkong H. Roeser

Co.) and Shanghai Banking

British Chamber of Commerce — 47, Chinese eravsHssss***

Echigo-cho Eastern Railway Commercial

Agency at Dairen, Shipping, For-

U Sir Lee warding, Insurance, Loans, Import-

Export and Commission Agents,

Bryner & Co., Steamship Agents, Ship- Customs Clearance, Through Pas-

Sing, Insurance,

'orwarding Customs Brokers

Agents—212, and senger

Yamagata-

Tickets to Western Europe

booked for Siberian Express—110,

dori;

Cable Teleph. 28801; P.O.

Ad: Bryner; 103; Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 8243; P.O.

CodesBoxused: Box 48; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor;

Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second Phrase I Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

and Boe Code edn.

AUG DAIREN

CONSULATES. . .■,;«! - Dairen Kisen IvalshA --195, Yamagata-

dori ; Cable Ad: Daiki

Amerjca, United States of

Consul—Styiart E. C^aramopL

Vice-Consul—Maurice

Secy.-Steno—A. Piisquet ® w, & m & *

Clerk—M OHkuraM. Lewis - ! Dairen Marine AssqciATiqji — Head

Office: Treauchi7dori; Telephones

Interpreter—S. Wakao 2-9358, 2M886, 2-7744 aqd 2-1617.

Finland—212, Yamagata-dori; Te- Tientsin, Branches Offices: Kobe, Shanghai,

ieph. 3214 Newchwang, Antung, Che-

Vice-Consul—P. Pansing mulpo and Keelung

. H. Shimotsu,

K. , Yamaguchi, president and chairman

vice-president

France

Hon. Vice-Consul1-F. J^'Bryner Capt. N. Yokota,

J. Watanabe, director

do.

Great Britain—Telepli. 2-73.ilCable Capt. G.

R.B. Ogawa, Otsuka, do.

supervisor

Ad: Britain ,, Matsumoto, - do.

Oonspl—L,., H. Equips... . < C(apt. .G. Otsuka, supt. surveyor

Clerical Officer &'' Pfo-Cpnsul—

G. J. Edmondson Dairen Municipality—Satsuma;-PHo

. NETHERLANDarlrS,1 Higashi/ Koen-‘Ehb; No. i - ■ '/;• ■; ,,; •••

■ Teleph.,22354 . , : , . . Dairen Police Office—NLhi-dqvi ,

Vice-Consul—W. H. Winning

. Norway—8,- Higashi Koen-cho Daltotat’s Pharmacy, Retail & Whole-

Consul-^-G. Larkins : ' sale Chemists' .& Druggists-'-GS,

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad : Dal-

Sweden—3, Higashi Koe,n?cho; Tele- totat

phone 22354, L. M. Rogovin, proprietor

Consul—W. II. Winning ^ Pao lung

Union of Soviet Socialist, Repu- East Asiatic Go.,Export

Shipowners, Ltd. ofandCopenhagen,

Import-^11,

blics—!, Higashi " Eoerichb; , Te- Higashikben-cho;

Iph. 2-6432 Cable Ad: Sovcan^Vii 23709; 25833 andTelephs.

28924; 21251,

Cable^SGIS,

Ad:

Wassard

Dairen Chamber of Commerce and In- PaulSv. F. Elm, manager

Kieldsen^-sub-manager

dustry—82, Shikishima cho G. Buck .0:; . .

Da,iren Civil Administration Office — O. Arentoft i O. Nyebqrg ■

Satsuma-cho i1 P.

K. Dano, . |1 LT. C.W, Holtze

Sander Submit h

m m m k Federation of British Indt^stri^s, The

Dairen Club—181, Sakura-cho -HongkongCable

Echigo-cho; & Shanghai 'Batik'Building

Ad: Turnbr '

General Conamittee — Y. .

(cMirna’anl, A. P. Bungey ‘fvie^ehan--M^tsuaka

! Fu

manh W. A. Morgan (hon. secretary), ' S .

Akagi,T. Fukusho Co. (FuEusho Kosbi), sz,'

^1 H IPS chcmy kimg

P,Asadajfhon:

E,/Elm, .J.treasurer);

Fukumoto,Dr.)Maj.

R. H:Gbii.’

porters andand Exporters,:

. Im-

Fqi’ujo, K (i.. Joh(‘s, H. G. von Architects

Rirschbaum, J. • Watanabe, W. D. Contractors,Engineers,'

Ware-

Whifcteinqre, W. H. Winning and K. ; housing, surance

-Milling, Civil Engirieers,' ln-

and C eneral Com

Yamaguchi —213,Yamagata-dori jCabtemission A gebts

Ad :Fukusho.

Dairen Charity HoSpiTAi,—Eoyoi-dai Head Office: Dairen . :

Principal—Tv Toyoda, m.d.‘ T.Y.Aioi, managing director

Vice-Principal—^D. Morowaki, M.d. K. Sasaki,

Kawabe,business manager'

chief ehgineer

 DAIREN A11'7

Gadelius & Co., Ltd., importers of W. H. Sanford, divisional mgr.

fciwedish Machinery and Steel—Totaku J. VV. King

Rldg., 2, Yamagata-don; Cable Ad: P. R.Agenctes,

Game See | S.Shanghai

J. Polykarpoff

Goticus For Section),

C. I. Tennberg, manager

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Japanesu Presbyterian Church

Rev. K. Shirai, b.d., Th. m., pastor

Electrical Engineering and Mining

Machinery—Totaku Bldg. ; Teleph.

2-6413; Cable Ad : Gecdair; Codes : Japan;'"Tourj^t BuHeau Dairen Branch'

Bentley, New Standard and G.E.C. — 54, Ise-machi; Telephs. 3536, 4?13,

Private 5242, 5554 and 21534; Cable Ad:

G. E. Kovner, manager Tourist

J. T. Gughe, engineer

Miss P. Diatlovitsky, secretary Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong

P. T. Sen | M. Morikawa Kong and Shanghai Bank Biuiiding;

{For Agencies, See Shanghai Section) Telephs 2-5819 (Manager), 2-4985

(Generali Office) and 2-2428 (Mgr's.

Hamasaki & Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex- Residence);

porters of Chemicals, Li rearms, etc.— Cable Ad : Keystone

135, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Ha A. P. Bun gey,’"managing director

masaki Tai Sei Co., distributors

Y. Hamasaki, president

Lewis & Co., J., Shipchandlers —I10v

Hoshigaura Golf Club Yamagata-dori; Gable;. Add ..ILeiris

J. C. Lewis, manager"' J '

Illies & Co., C. (Dairen Agency), Import O. L. Lewis nslqnH .1 . i

c Shipping—2, Yamagata Dori; Telfephs. C. Young hi', <’ . -i i:’ /

24498, 24499;- P.O. Box 23; Ad: Y. Ando

lilies and Hapag

H. O. von Kirscjrbaum, manager Lloyds Register of ' Shipping—42,.

Import Department -. Higashikoencho; PiO. Box 17 : Cable

L. P. Ebenboeck Ad : Register

Shipping Depdrtrrient: John fSim, surveyor

VV. Dittberner

A. Schroeder . Sicinif-rnow '

Accounting: Manchurian Co.. Ltd.. The (British)—

R. Steude

Illies & Co., C, Bosch Department— Cable Ad: Sagacity P.O. Box 175;

13/17, Yamagato Dori;

Dairen Branch: 212, Yamagata-dori; A. G.J.

J. Erost,

Erostbtanirh manager

Teleph. 2/2498, Cable Ad: Illies Dairen , Wan Ming-tee

Agents for Ku Ohun-ling

Robert Bosch A. G. and concern

H.works

v. Kirschbaum, branch mgr. “Manchuria Daily News”—7, Awajo-

cho; P.O. Bqjx: ; 3; Cable Ad:

H. Ebenboeck

Manews \ ' :‘ ■

13 & PI ^ P3 ft !> Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Merchants—182,.

Ying shang po na men yang kien yu hsien Yamagata-dori. P O. Box 80

hung sz

Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd.,

Alkalies and Commercial andImporters

Alkali Manufacturers, Industrialof ' i m. Je®penmcliuenmwei&'sg . u...

Chemicals—196,

5583and Yamagata-dori; Teleph.

Alkali 21041; P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad: Nippon —181, Yusen Kaisha (Th^

Yamagataidori;' CableN.Y.K. Lihe>

Ad :’ Yu^en

A118 DAIREN

Nobdpbjutscher Lloyd, Bremen—212, Y.T. Matsuoka, president

Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 3070 Ohmra, vice-president

Anz & Goi, O. H., agents Directors—D. Komoto, S- Obuchi,

M. Yamasaki, M. Koriyama, K.

Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Importers, Sasaki,

K. IshinotoK. Usarni, O. Satoh and

Exporters and Contractors—18, Ya-

magata-dori ; Cable Ad: Okura

Southern Baptist Convention

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—223, Ya- Rev. W. W. Adams and wife

magata-dori ; Teleph. 4137; Cable

A'd: Shosen .

^ H

Ratjen & Co., Rud. (Dairen Branch) Standard-Vacuum

Dori (Totaku

Oil Co.—2, Yamagata

Building); Telephs. 2-5301;

—2, Yamagata-dori, Totaku Bldg.; P.O. Box 60; Cable Ad: Stand vac

Teleph. 2-2407; Cable Ad: Ratsam. I.H.W.Haimovitch

Snyder, manager

Head Office: Tokyo. Branch: Osaka

Rud. Ratjeh, partner (Tokyo) B. Kolokolov

G. Walckhoff, mgr. (Dairen) D. O. Tilburn, installation supt.

Rising Sun Petroleum Company, Ltd., Taito Co., The (TaitoYoko),Importers and

Shell Petroleum Products — 196, Exporters, Insurance and Forwarding

Yamagata Dori; Teleph. 21383; Cable Agents—12, Yamagata-dori; Telepha.

Ad:F. Petrosam 2-6347, 2-4094

H. Culpin, mgr.

J. C. Lumgair Taitoco; Codesand 2-7917; 6th

: A.B.C. Cable edn.,

Ad:

Mrs. I. Kaptzan Bentley’s and Acme. Branches : Mouk-

A. Winterbottom, installation mgr. den and Hsinking

C. Tanaka, president

Ruthe & Co., A. E., Importers and

Exporters—54, Yamagata dori; P. O. ^ & to* £ ± fci

Box 24; Teleph. 28903; Cable Ad : Tek skill ku huo yiu hung szu

Ruthe

Texas Co; (China),

PetroleumTelephs. Ltd., The, Texaco

Products—230,

Santai Oil Mill, Manufacturers of Bean Jijoko;

Oil—Cable Ad: Santai 2-3404, 2 Shihomi cho,

1351; Cable

K. Hirose, president Ad: Texaco

J.B. T.E. Ituaue

Butland, manager

Scheinhutte, J.—146, Kaede-cho; Ca- N. Fuji

ble Ad: Sheinhutte S. E. Cull, terminal supt.

Sohrbeck, Georg C., Import, For- Toba Yoko, Dealers in Iron, Steel and

Hardware—8, Omi-cho; Cable Ad: Toba-

warding & Shipping—212, Yama- yoko

gata-dori ; Cable Ad : Kebros M. Toba, manager

South Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd. United Engineering Co., Manufacturers'

—117, Nishi-dori;

Cable Ad: Denki Teleph. 3141; Representatives— 17, Yamagata-dori

Head Office: Tientsin

Wahlen, W., Architect—7, Satsuma-

South Manchuria Railway Co.,— cho

orHigashikoen-cho;

Smrco; Codes: Cable

A.B.C.Ad:5th Mantetsu

and 6th

edns., Al, Lieber’s, Acme and Bentley's Willner, H. Adolph, Importer and

Complete and Second Phrase Exporter-1, Higashi Koen-cho

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gE Ho Kee Java-China-Japan

Indo-China Steam Line

Nav. Co., Ld.

Winning & Co., W. H., Merchants— Kailan Mining Administration

3, Higashi Koen-cho; Teleph. 27127; Insurance

P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad: Winning Lloyd’s, London Co., Ld.

W. H. Winning, partner Royal Insurance

D. M. Larkins, do. Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

G. I. Larkins, do. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.

F. F. Winning, signs per pro Yangtsze

sociation, General

Ld. Insurance As-

S. Markoff General

A.H. Salnikoff T. Hyano Caldbeck, Macgregor

Kubo Y. Kubo Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd.

M. Shimana G.H. M.SenoHsu

H. Sugiyama Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Agencies Yamato Hotel (Owned and Operated by

Shipping theK.South Manchuria Railway Co.)

Glen Line Ltd. Kawahara, manager

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld. Y.M.C.A.

P.Lloyd

k, O.Triestino Steam

Steam Nav. Co.Nav. Co. Secretary—P. H. Baagoe

C H E F 0 O

^ £ CU-fu £ 'Jg Yen-tai

this Chefoo, in thetheProvince

Treaty Port; Chineseof name

Shantung,

of theisplace

the isname usedand

Yentai, by foreigners

Chefoo properto denote

is on

the

tude 121° 25' 20" E. The port was opened to foreign trade in 1863. In 1876longi-

opposite side of the harbour. Chefoo is situated in latitude 37° 33' 20" N. and the

Chefoo

former Viceroy of Chihli, Li Hung-chang. The normal foreign population of Chefootheis

Convention was concluded at Chefoo by the late Sir Thomas Wade and

about

or 1,000, while the Chinese population is about 100,000. Chefoo has noand

Settlement,

cleanConcessions,

roads, and isbutwella recognized

lighted. From Foreign

the Quarter,

early dayswhich of theis well

portkept

a foreign has“ Road

good

Committee”

intional administered

1910Committee

by an International the Municipal

Committee affairs of the Foreign Quarter being succeeded

was however woundofupsixinforeigners

1930 andandthesixForeign Chinese.Quarter

The Interna-

is now

administered

iswhich

a goodareclub. by the

There Chinese

are two Authorities

good in

hotels the

and same

several way as the

excellent rest of the

boarding town.

houses, There

allThe

of

full of visitors from J uly to the end of September.

winter, which is severe, lasts from the beginning of December to the end of March; The climate is bracing.

April,

rainy May

months;and June are lovely months and not hot; J uly and August are hot and

with warm days,andcoolSeptember,

winds andOctober and November

cold nights. form a most

Strong northerly gales perfect autumn

are experienced

in the late autumn and through the winter, and the roadstead gives but an uncomfort-

able, though safe anchorage for steamers. In 1909 nearly two months were lost to

trade throughofstress

construction a the of weather. inThe1915.Netherlands

breakwater Harbourimprovement

Works Co. started the

completed in 1921, new breakwater, moleFurther and quay harbour

being formally inauguratedworks were on

September

the foundation 14th,mound

1921. toThe

the breakwater is 2,600 isfeet51 £long,

top of the parapet feet, the

andheight from ofthethebasebaseof

the width

oflaidtheoverfoundation

the mole. mound rangesChefoo

In 1933 from 117

wasfeet

made to 133 feet. AArea

a Special railway

by track has been

the towns

Provincial

authorities,

vil’ages. Theandpopulation

the City oflimits now include

this Special Area isaestimated

number atof 230,000.

surrounding and

 A1?Pa

expressThejServjoe

Chefoo-^eh^eia

of cars jpcj^yr-rp^d

operate daily /wa8 opened

between Chefoo to traffic in 1923 and a regularat and

latter port with 'the Kiao-tsi Railway. During thb.andpa^tWeHsien,

several cbhiiectihg

years, additional the

motor roads have been opened throughout the province

towns are now connected by; road with Chefoo, including, Tsingtao and Weihaiwei. and'Practically all important

None of the

surfacing but, rpads

gene a^imetalledj

iy;spfeaking, as ,jt has been found impracticable ty? adopt this

long periods,of dry ifal'

weather in Cnefbblthey are kept in first class c'ond it ion,,and dpetothe

fhe earth surfacing thereof has proved eminently

satisfactory for' conditions in- Shanffoing. However, after heavy rains the roads are

unhStibfe fdr’ a fieriod of ffo'm^ frwekty-rour to forty-eight hours.

Amongst the main exports of Chefoo are Pongee Silks, Silk Waste, \jet’miceUi,

■considerable

Ground: Nuts,exlportsPruit, Hair Nets, distilled

of locally Ptandmade LacesAmongst

wine.enjoy and Embroideries^

other industriesand tnereiare

is.China also

the Chefoo

Brewery and several ’CiOckjfadtories ^diich a brisk

as well as with the-Straits and Java. The port was connected in 1900 by telegraph business with all ports,

cablfe^ -with!. Tientsin, Port Arthur,. Weibaiwei, Tsingtao and Shanghai, in addition to

telegraph land lines, with all large interior cities.

Trade in 1936

importsStatistics for

from abroad, the trade of

-fil.S'million Chefoo were $6.7as follows, inaccording to value;importa-

direct

tions of Chinese merchandise, $23.1asmillion

against million$22.1

as against 1935; coastwise

million; direct exports

abroad, $9.7 million as against $7.9 million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese

ofproduce, $14.8 million

the province under the as compared

leadership with $ i 2.8 million.

of (general Han Fu-chu The efficient

continued administration

during the

year 1936, and the resulting sense of security, together with the peaceful conditions

that have existed in the hinterland for the p;wst three years, have been responsible

f'naturally

r a general upward trend iti/thl locaj eeohonfM structure.

felt during the early part of the year when the poilitical situation in Hopeh Grave anxiety was

brought disturbing ^jjpct^in its trmmrFbile the outbreak

of the Generalissimo at Sianfu iiTThe latter part of the year also contributed to a in Suiyuan and the capture

feeling of unrest. The release of General Chiang was celebrated by the entire

populace as an augury of good omen, and, as the year closed, any temporary un-

easiness

local caused were

conditions by these

steadilyincidents vanished,Consequent

progressing., leaving a onfeeling, that, economically,

the inrush ofnon-duty-

paid

work theref some disorganization was noticed in the distributionnormal

goods from Hopeh;owing to tlm .impossiblity of carrying out of imported preventive

goods

tofromGhefou’s: inland,markets. This, together with a larger trade in,duty-paid articles .

for: thebthbr {ports,undeB«

decrease and the a fear to overstock

heading of directonforeignthe part of merchants,

imports., Trade was responsible,

in ;native com-

modities,, bn, theinother

weather—.except hand, flourished.districts—and

the wheat-producing Peaceful conditions locally, excellent

the stable currency and easy

money market

state. The .valueresulting

of native fromproduce

the monetaryexpoi tedreform;

both contributed

abroad and largelycoastwiseto thisshowed,happy

an

increase of l$3.8pmilli©n over the total for 1935,, while Hie excess of exports abroad

over,foreign

Suffering imports

from thecotton was responsible,

appreciation for a favourable

of thelostJapanese yen coupledtrade balance of $2.9 million.

reform, Japanese piece goods almost entirely theirwith the Chinese,

position in the local currency

mar

ket,:and in.view of the keen competition of the native-made fabrics, it appears unlikely

that this trade*can: revive, ini,the immediate future. The

by- the local hand-work, industries .during theyear under review has brought a great general prosperity enjoyed

influx of various,kinds to be made up into embroideries. Total imports amounted to

970j&10

Great metres asandcompared, with 627,2:11.to metres in lfl35suppliers,

and 585,843 metresmade in 1934.

strides Britain,

in this field, Belgium

providing,continued

78,105 metres.as the principal

against, 8,565 metresbutinJapan

1935. Artificial big

silk yarn and refined sugar, importations of which were chiefly confiscated goods,

incontinued, to decline.

North-eastern Hopeh.The decline

With thewasexception

entirely due to rampant oil,

of lubricating smuggling

which rose activities

from

245,Q9.5litres in 19:15 to 432,759 litres during 1936,all other petroleum oil suffered decline.

Kerosene oil idecreased from .1,591,529 to 1,580,980 litres,

329,423 litres, and liquid fuel from 12,675 to 2,580,metric tons. However, the Chefoo gasolene from 753,1176 to

market, in addition to importations from, abroad, was

stock in Shanghai. It is of interest to note that Japan, which had made considerablealso supplied from duty-paid

 CIIEFOO Alg)

progress as a supplier,

litres of kerosene oil, 354,866 doublelitresherof lubriiiating'

shipments, oil,supplying

and 177 duringtons

metric the ofyear liquid 559,255

fuel.

Partly due

Chinese produceto the currency

cheaper in the world as ! mentioned

refoitn,,market, and partlyabove,

due towhich tendedsanctions

the economic to make

applied by the world League of Nations

competitor o& Ghefoo’s hand worfjgarticles drawn-thriead against Italy, which work,hascri&s-siiNch

long been awbrkvem* powerful A

1

broideries,

year lace toand12,6!&,643,

trimmingswhich wereproved'lo

in conspicuous thedemandi! arid on:record, Cbhl

traryAmounted

to the geheral anticipation that trade in behair-nets highest

wouldfigure fall off; this dpediality

ofthisChefoo

article declined owing to financial conditions, demand trade

improved, and 709,74^ '^ross \vere exported. While ^bfeiCea&n'

in England, the AUnited

Aiy in

States of America, and France rpyiveci* .Silk pgfcg^s pontmued tm doj;:wglj, j jjjid

160,490, kilogrammes Ipft, the port,: mafnly fur llong^KongpCreat Btitaxh, ahd vtirrous

British

fact Colonies,

that Dairen Fresh fruits^ howpyer, declined/ which was accounted for by the

perishable prbduce.andWith Manchuria

5

an excellent j^precropno atlonger

home andap; opeir

a, hup jparlset

demand fpn in the ^Qhefoo’p

world

market,

locally and the abroad

groundnut-trade

were, so favourable experienced thatanother prosperous

bq% farmer.^ and year- m 1936. Prices

selves profitably remttaefAtcd. Handbicked groundnuts wife Quoted in J u^ie‘ ^t ^17

per quintals, which is perhaps the'highest price on'f'eCora, market prices were

broughtwasdown

trend soonanoticeable,

little by tWe withheWa record

dfbp towards

quotation theofend$16ofper September,

ipiin,r,al atbutthean close upwardof

th,e year of other staples,, mention; may be .made of hog casings, 'fishery products, and

vermicelli,

harvest export^of

in the Shantung which were alsci'brisk districts,

'wheat-producing during the year;' with

Icouplerk A ebmpariitiVely

rumburs'-iof a peCP^ food:

shortage

near panic in the cereals market, which was: eased by large importations ofbaudedsd

during October and Nbvem^ier and a fear of another ice blockade^ Anhui

vice and for

demand Manchuria was w^eat. v Shipping cqnjpanics reported a. sbcoessfui; jlear,; :asf'tthe> i

belonging to space non-Coffiference uniformly good! permitted

companies A decrease ,@in ininct'ease

the number

3of :4b'per>o£; centi.

. vesselsin

coastwise freight rates.,: Thus the shipping companies were

selves to a .certain extent for the hriivy losses suffered during ,th

ice M

conditions

which which prevaileciihnrn

disorganispq; shipping and at other

in.&hefoo northern

Harbour for 36ports

days.. earlier: in the tiritiic

Passenger yearj wasand)

heavier than during 1935 despite, .the restriction placed on the immigration :ef Chinese

into the

Silk so-called state

Improvement of “M.anchukuo.”

Commission, which hadOn tho

been30th September

previously the work of the Chefoo

cmtailed^.was.campletely

stopped,

lacldbf and aallcondition

funds divisionsresultingof tlip( Commission

from the were closed

cessation 6f down,

the volup'This !was due to

tofaitysilk‘deistinfed

'tax, which

exporters had preyiouslyqDaid in lieu of Customs duties on shipments

for’fbreigii Diifin^dD'edemhbh the formation of -A rievC CdhtnblSsfion-tb sup-

plant tne old was authorised by' the'(government, and the Sericulture and Filature

Improvement' CoUi^i^Kn of-J tfib‘ National EcPnbmic 'OounciD and'-'thet Shantung ”

ProVihcia!

neW Cb^erAttieht'wefb

Coum'isrioh'is 'conYiliifted toChefoo

thetsupplyef

Sericulturethfeaind necessary

Filaturefluids. The

ment

toms, Commission,

a representative andto ofisbe'the

toknown

consist asofthethree

Silk.Cbmmission members—the

of the Natipnal-Superintendent

Econoiaic Council,

Improve-

of Cus-

and

the Commissioner

new organization will of Reconstruction

take over the work Bureauapdofthethebibberties

Provincial of thbGovernment.

did C.tymfnissibn. The „

Improvements

the to Ghefoo

monthImprovement

of ftetdoer’ when Harhotur^as

the' newlyplanned

purchased for some timewaspast; vterC started during

Harbour Comqiissjon, When the diedgerwork is finished deliveredin an td'tlie Chefoo

estimated

time of approximately two years a large .section of the harbour will hav$ been

'ting

diBrf .BoebmiiT .A

A122 CHEFOO

DIRECTORY

Anz & Co., O. H., Import, Export,

Insurance,

Cable Ad: Shipping--Gipperich

Anz Street; CentralaifAgency,

e Mien hua

Ltd., The—Importers of

JV1. A. W. Busse, partner Cotton Thread manufactured by J.

C. W. Schmidt, do. Coats, Ltd., and others

Chefoo Club

Ting Shang Asia huo yu hung sz Chairman—D. F. R. McMullan

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Hon. Secty.—M. Rothschild

Ltd.—Teleph. 321, Cable Ad: Doric Hon. Treasurer—S. Deas

Astor House Hotel (East Bund)— Cuefoo Daily News” The (Printed and.

Teleph. 66; Cable Ad : Astor Published by the Proprietors: J. Mc-

Mullan&Co.,Ltd.)-Cable Ad: McMullan

BANKS

Bank oi Communications—3, Fergu- Chefoo Export Co., Manufacturers of

son Bead; Telephs. 271 and 195; Hand made Lace and Hairnets—Broad

way; Cable Ad : Chexco

Cable Ad : Chiaotung

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Chefoo Foreign Silk Association

and China

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chefoo Foreign Chamber of Commerce

Committee — D. F.Rothschild

R. McMullan

Corporation—Cable Ad: Cathay (chairman),

G. L. Davidson, agent chairman), E.M.C. Hagen (vice-&

(hon. sec.

C.N. F.E. Hyde, assistant

Clark, do. treas.),

Inutsuka C. W. Schmidt and N

British Chamber of Commerce Chefoo

facturersHairandNet Co., The,

Exporters Manu-

of Hairnets,

, Acting

Chairman—V. 11. Eckford

Secretary—H. E. Railton Laces, Pongee Silks, Bedspreads, Em-

broideries, Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths,

Broadway Hotel, (First Class Kesi Straw braids, Woollen Rugs, and

Carpets and Buntal Fibre Hats,

dential Hotel)—East Broadway; Te- etc.—Chang 5Tu Road; Cable Ad:

leph. 563 ; Cable Ad : Broadway Ejung

-fc Tai Koo B. W. Sen, managing director

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons,

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire t & X ii & #

E. C. Hagen, signs per pro.

H $j| Wei Chang Ten tai hai -pa hung cheng hui

Casey & Co., Silk, Pongee, etc.. Mer- Chefoo mission Harbour Improvement Com-

chants and General Exporters—Teleph. Chow Hsiu-wen, chairman

459;Ernest

CableCasey,

Ad: Casey

partner B. Foster Hall, treasurer

K. L. Chew, assistant G. V. Pao

Ts’ui Kitson

Sheng

Agents for D. F. R. McMullan

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld., London Lai Chin Yuan, secty. & acct.

(Fire and Marine) Chang S-Yu, maintenance

TheLondon

South(Fire

BritishandInsurance

Marine) Co., Ld., engineer

Dollfue Mieg Cie (D. M. C. Thread) P. A. Timofeeff, harbour pilot

 CHEFOO A123

m m Me i shiny Belgium

Consul—V. R. H. Eckford

China Crafts, Mail Order House for

JPongee Silks, Hair

Linen, Threads, Laces,Nets,Embroideries,

etc.—Cable

Ad: Chinacraft £ ¥ & *

D. F. R. McMullan, director Ta yiny liny shin shu

Ar. Rouse, secretary Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Mrs. A. M. Rouse, manageress Consul—G. V. Kitson

China Manufacturers (Chefoo), China 'i; « M * B *

Produce—Cable

Louis Pernot Ad : Progress Ta jih pen ling shih kuan

Albert Bono Japan—Cable Ad : Riyoji

Acting Consul—T. Tanaka

China Merchants’ Pongee Association, Chancellors—S. Yamada and S

Manufacturers and Exporters of Terazaki

Pongee Silks, Chefoo Hand-made

Laces, Drawn-Thread work, Hair Nets, Netherlands

etc.—Beach

Head Office: Street;

ShanghaiCable Ad: Yenno, Consul—M. A. W. " Basse (acting) ',!

E. P. Yannoulatos, director Norway

N. P. Yannoulatos, signs p.p. Consul—G. Krixper

P. P. Yannoulatos, do.

Miss B. Costa Sweden

Sam Chow Vice-Consul—V. R: H. Eckford

Chinese Export Co.—Cable Ad: Scwan

S. C. Wang, manager 1$ W ]IC Tung hai Tcioun

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Commissioner—B. E. F. Hall

Chinese Government Telegraph Ad-

ministration—13, Beach Road Djing & Co., Walter—Broadway ; Cable

S. Y. Chang, director Ad : Coopex-ate

Li Wan, traffic manager

P. N. Wang, engineer Erzinger & Co., Mei*chants—Cable Ad:

Y. S. King, service inspector Octagon

Th. Erzinger

Ching Chong

tractors, Hung & Co.,Metals,

Shipchandler, Navy Hard-

Con- Fayeh & Co., The, Pioneer Hair-net

ware and Engineering Supplies,

and Provision Merchants, General Wine Manufacturers

way; Cable Ad: &Wangkidien

Exporters — Broad-

Dealers—Sing tai Street; Cable Ad :

0252 IS

Clarke, John and H., General

Silks, Strawbraid Jlsi yang Use pin hong

(Ihina Produce Exporter - Foreign Food Store,

Manufacturers Ship Chandlers,

of Delicatessen 127,

Teleph. 42; Cable Ad: Undaunted. Tung Ma Lou; Cable Ad: Trendel

Tientsin Office:

John H. Clarke Rue de Taku

“Fritz” German proprietor

Mrs. Trendel, Restaurant

CONSULATES

» *a ®**

Tamei kuo ling thi shu Yen tai dien wha chii

American Consulate — Cable Ad: Government Chefoo Telephone Abmin-

American Consul istration

Consul—Stuart Allen David K. Wan, manager

A124 OHEFGO

HOSPITALS McMullan & Co., Ltd.j;J., Printing Press,

General Hospital (for Foreigners Ruling, Printing, Book Binding, Lithographing,

and Chinese) — Rue de la Croix 593; CableEnglish or Chinese—Teleph.

Acl: Me Mu 11 an

Rouge) Teleph. 71

Marie Lorenza, superieure Publishers of

Temple Hill Hospital—Teleph. 84 The “Chefoo Daily

Presbyterian HymnNews”Book

Dr. H. Bryan, superintendent

Miss C. D. Beegle,

Miss,Rqsa Bell, ji.n,r.n.

. McMullan

Howe & iDo., \V. C., Exporters and Manu- plies, ters and Exporters, Engineering Supl

facturers of Enihro’idery, Laee, Hog Merchants—Cable Commission Ad: Agents and Genera-

McMullan

Casings and Other Products—Teleph. D. F,. R. McMullan, managing,director

Codes Cable; Ad: Howeco; Codes: All

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd.--10, Beach

Hsin & C., D. T.- P. O. Box 16; Cable Street; D. E. Cable Ad : Multiple

R. McMullan, chairman

Ad: Hsin Albert Rouse

MR^ieR.Eckford

Eckford

^ ^ ® & n PI ft l‘ ^ ,'J> .S(df,Ii.'otH)JsY /J .‘I

Ying Shang Po No, Men Yang Kien

, Yu Hsien Rung Szu MISSIONS

Imperial Chemicalof Industries

Ltd., Importers Alkalies and(China),

Com- Q Chang lao hung wei

mejricaJ and Industrial, Chemicals—1, American Presbyterian Mission

North—Cable Ad : Presbyterian:

Customs

Alkali Hoad; Teleph. ' 4 68; Cable Ad: Miss C. D. Beegle

R. J. Earsons, district manager W.

Rev.,C.J. Booth and wife

E. Kidder and wife

Miss E. Weinglass, typist

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) Rev. I). A. Irwin and wife

Dr. H. Rtykn

MissA.E’Carter' and wife

Kailan Mining Administration Miss S. F. Karnes '

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents R. A. Lanningand wife

King Shian &, Co., Importers of Hard Dr.

Rev.Wm. G. F.Berst

Browneand and

wifewife

ware, Tools, Textiles and General Miss M. Luce

Merohan

5944; Cable.Ad,: .'•Manmanti . Road; Teleph. Mrs. JEtevens

Q. IT. Ku. manager Miss T/M. WesHing '

Dr-

Miss J-R.L.Bell

R. Y6ung

Kung P&intrig Press,; Printers,

Lithographers', Bookbinders, Stationers

and Merchants

Ki sah so gi tuh wei

A*ane ik Co*, W. and D. — Broadway j Cable Chefoo Industrial Mission—Cable Ad:

Ad: Wendti Industrial Mission

Malcolm, Wm., m,d.. I'ort' Health Officer, Board of Trustees—Rev.

(chairman) and D. F. R.A.McMullan

H. Faers

Physician

Hospital andand iSwgeoh

Medical toOfficer

the GHeneral

to the (vice-chairman)

H.B.M.Malcolm

'Consulate.—Teleph. Hon. Secretaries—Mrs.D.T. Murray

Ad: : : 85: Cable I and Arthur Rouse

i

China Inland Mission. TJoys’ School

% ^ ilS S IC. 7M Mao Zee —Cable

P. A. Rruci, Ad: TM.A.,

Inland.P.R.G.S:, prim,• and

Mao Kee Lighter Co. wife (ab.)., , actg. prim,And wife

McMulIari (AgenOres), Ltd., agents R. F. Hatbis; b.a.,

 CHEFOO A125

H. J. Clxalkley, b.a., and wife

G.

K.J7N.V.P. Duncan,

Welch,

Bazire, p.nd

andm.a.wife

wife (ab.) Tung un yen wu chi ho chih mo

S. Houghton, b.a.', and wife N ATIONAL Go VERNMENT S ALT AdMINISTR A-

S.Mrs.G. A.Martin, tion (Tung An Assistant district

Miss PreedyM.A., and wife Inspectorate of Salt Revenue).—Teleph;

267; Cable. Ad: Salt and 4472 (Chinese);

Miss CB. Loosley

Neslaml, (ab.) Radio Ad: Salt paid 14472 (Chinese.)

Miss

Miss E.E. Twidale

L. Smith, s:r.n.

Miss m m JVanfung

Miss I.N.E.M.Wilson

Edwards, l.a.b. Niggemann & Go., W.--Chefoo, Dairen

and Weihaiwei* Cable Ad: Wanfung

W.W.Niggemarin,

Dunsing proprietor •

China Inland Mission Girls’ School

(For

Inland European Girls)—CaBle ' Ad : Agents/or

Miss E; Rice, prin. HollandWilhelmsen

Wilh. East Asia Linfe Line

Miss M. Pyle,.vice-prin. Glett Line (Weihaiwei)

Miss A.H. K.M. Willoughby,

MisH Priestroan (a'b.) Nippon Yussen Kaisha

Miss 1,E. .M Vancouver Shipping Co.

Miss M. Williahis,

Broomhall(ab.) ’ ,

Miss E. H, Bachmann (ab.

Miss L. E. Phrare, a.c.t.c., ^9 & It Tfc

Miss

Miss R. I. Lucia,

M. Dobson, (ab.) Tung-shing:Jcung-sze

Miss I.I. .T.1. Taylor, b.sc.

b.a. Paradissis,

Lace and Freres Hairnet et Manufacturers

Cle,, Pongee

Miss

Miss J.M M-H. Moore,

Philips,r.n.

b:s. and Exporters (wholesale : only)—

Miss G. R. Liddell, b.a. Cable Ad : Paradi,s$is ;

Alex. E. Paradissis, ll.il, mang.

director

Roman Proprietor ‘and -General Mdmmger of

VeryCatholic J. M.Mission

Rev.Pierre ’ ‘G^rentdri,.pro-vie. The ‘Credit Foncier dm Shantung

Rev. Fr. SolanoBey

Rev. Fr. res

Bochaton Pernot (Chefoo)

Rev. Fr. Tarcisse Kackeiser General Pi-odtrcB—^'"'•C•(.able-.beAd: Pernot

Rev. Fr. Ren^iBullej procurator Louis Pernot

Albert Bono

Roman Catholic Mission Order of PostDeputy

Office "Postal '' Commistfonerin

St. Francis

Very Rev. Fr. Joseph G^rentpii,

Rev.Prov.

Fr. Pierre Seyres ,ii ..,i Charge

.T ;G! soilLai.O.B

Ki Hong ; buo}! doBoh

Rev.

Rev. Fr.

Fr. Tarcisse Racketeer

Solano Bochaton lu 15:

Rev. F. Rene B.alle, procurator Railton&Co., Ltd., II.E.,Silk Merchants

Exporters

Railton . and ,Minpoiters ■ ! 4-.>CabM. AM;

H. Ef Railbdh, nianagihg-dire

^ San ching G. Kruper,

Jas. director

Silverthorne, director

Mitsui Bussan "Kaisha, Ltd., General

Merchants—129,

Ad: Mitsui ; P.O.Sing

BoxTai3 Street; Cable Reuter’s Agency

N. Inutsuka, manager D. F. R. McMullan

G. Miyagawa

K. Sakamoto Rieser Co., Inc., The, etc.—Cable

Importers and

T.C. Watanabe

Yamaguchi Exporters.of

Rieserando;

Hairnets,

Codes: West

Ad:

Union-5-Letter

K. Kusakawa Mervin Rothschild, manager

A126 CHEFOO

Shantung Hand Knitting Co., Hair-net Temple Hili Hospital—(See Hospitals)

Manufacturers & Exportors—Broad-

way; Cable Ad: Wongkidien

Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Shantung

facturers Silk Co., Manu-of Cable Ad: Texaco

and Lack Exporters

and Wholesale

Pongees, Laces, Embroideries, Hair Nets, Tung Shun Co., Importers, Exporters,

Strawbraids

Road; Cable Ad: and YWoollen

ufehg Rugs—Beach General Store-keepers & Navy Con-

H. T. Lee, manager tractors—6,

539; Cable Ad:Gipperich

Tungshun; Street;

CodesTeleph.

Used:

J. Woo, do. Bentley’s & Acme. Branch Office:

Shantung Trading Union, Ltd., The, Tsingtao

Exporters, Importers and Manu- C. H. Chi, manager

facturers—Cable Ad: Satru; All Webster, Chao & Co., Ltd., Manufac-

Codes used turers and Exporters—Broadway

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd., The H. C. Webster, partner

(Shantung Handels-Gesd, Export, Im- Geo. Y. Chao, mang. partner

port and Insurance—

Ad: Shantra, P,0. Box 2; Cable

Carl Schpiit?, manager Western Co., The, Exporters of Hair

Nets, etc.—Beach Road; Cable Ad:

Westernco

Shun Chang Co., Commission Merchant

Import-Export —Beach Ra ; Teleph. 142

and 140 ; Cable Ad : Shunchang £ 3E

Smith & Co., L. H., Merchants— Yannoulatos Brothers (China), General

Exporters, Shipping Agents and

Cable Ad: Semay

J. M. Cappelen ' j Brokers—Red Cross Street; Cable

W. E. Harle Ad : Onneybros. Branches: Chefoo.

Agencies Dairen, Kobe and Athens (Greece)

Union Insurance Society of Canton E. N.P. P.Yannoulatos,

Yannoulatos,director

director (Athens)

Union

China Assurance

Fire InsuranceSociety,

Co., London

Ld. E. V. Bono, signs permanager

pro.

North British and Mercantile Insce. Co- | P. Huitong, Chinese

S. K. Yoa, secretary

Standard Hairnet & Thread Products Yih Wen Commercial College, The—

Co.—Cable Ad: Hsin Temple

^ Me i fgo VictorHillWong, president

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refin- Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

ed Petroleum and Lubricating Oils j Ad : McMullan

—Beach Road; P.O. Box 10; Teleph. James McMullan & Co., Ltd., repre-

155; Cable Ad: Standvac sentatives

H. T Chen, manager

Tai Tung &, Co., Manufacturers of Pongee YuGeneral Tai TungMerchants—29,

& Co., Navy Contractors and

Gipperich

Silk, Laces, Hairnets and Embroidery- | Street; Cable Ad: Yutaitung

Broadway; Cable Ad : Taitung

 LUNG KOW

p %

Lungkow, a sub-office under the Chefoo Customs Commissioner, was-

declared a trading port in November, 1914, but was not formally opened

until 1st November,

by highway west1915.

duemiles It is about

ofsouth-west

Chefoo, onof the 80 nautical miles byShantung

sea and 87promontory.

statute miles*

lies about 100 the west coastport,

Japanese of the

Dairen, and is the nearest portIt

to the rich Manchurian provinces. Newchwang and Tientsin are each about 200

miles distant from Lungkow.

The port is well sheltered on the north by the Chimatao Peninsula, and is the

most northern one in China proper open to the sea throughout the year, though

the Harbour is sometimes partly frozen over, greatly handicapping the move-

ments of the clumsy cargo boats. This generally happens in January. The

harbour of Lungkow (Dragon’s Mouth) is seven miles wide at the entrance,

and

ing. has

Thea inner

sand harbour

bar whichhasforms a breakwater

a low-water mark offorfromfive11miles

to 14across thestorms

feet and open-

seldom disturb the shipping inside. It is not to be expected that the Chinese

Government will, for many years at least, undertake extensive harbour im-

provements at Lungkow; but, as it is, the inner harbour has accommodation

for a great deal of shipping and, as its bottom is of clay, not sand, a con-

siderable increase in the depth of water available could probably be brought

about by dredging operations. Until such time as recognition of its favourable

geographical situation forces the bestowal of increased communications, to-

gether with harbour improvement similar to those at Chefoo, any increase of

trade will be slow and must come from an increase in exports and a gradual

elevation of the scale of living with an attendant increase in imports. A

handsome new reinforced concrete pier at the New Settlement has been com-

pleted, but has never been used and is slowly falling into decay, while the

roads leading to it have been allowed to deteriorate- During 1924 develop-

ment of the town northwards was planned with some success, but it has since

been abandoned. An electric light works, long anticipated, is now an

accomplished fact.

The town of Lunekow has a population of about 15,663 of which 142 are Japanese

and 3 European,ofbut130,000.

a population it is estimated

A level that withinof acountry

stretch radius behind

of aboutLungkow,

five miles there

thicklyis

populated and very fertile, gives promise of the port some day assuming con-

siderable importance The proposed Chefoo-Weihsien Railway would connect

Lungkow with both Chefoo and Weihsien, thus with north and central Shan-

tung. The Weihsien-Lung-kow-Chefoo motor highway could be easily converted

into a railway. In the meantime, this new road brings more trade to the

port, although closed to traffic in wet weather, the rainy season being July

and August. The transport of mails and cargo is considerable in normal

times. The beach and isthmus of Lungkow are of a loose drifting sand, which,

in stormy weather, coupled with dust from the numerous coal supply depots

on all sides, mar what otherwise might easily become a seaside resort for those

work is in the near neighbourhood. The climate is slightly cooler than that

of Chefop, and no doubt one of the1 healthiest in China.

Trade in 1936.

kow Inenjoyed

spite ofanother

the rampantyear smuggling

of peace andactivities in theThe

prosperity. neighbouring

considerabledistricts,

decline Lung-

in the

value of direct foreign imports is largely attributable to the less valuable seizures of

Al28 LQNGKOW

sugar and artificial silk yarn, the substitution of foreign goods by native products

transported

unfavourableoverlandexchangefrom rates Tsingtao

of the Japaneseor carried yen,byandsteamers from domestic

the unusually ports, thein

cold weather

the early part of the year which kept the harbour frozen up to the middle of March,

while the quantitative

responsible decrease in'^|eininfa|uerbf

the shipmepts tof<$ fjoleign

vermicelli to HongTheKong valueis

statistics forforthethetrade shrinkage

of Lungkow so 'far as|x|>qrts

they are countries.

how recorded by the Customs

were as follows : direct imports from abroad, $2 pillion

•coastwise importations of Chinese mercfradies, $5.5 million as against $6.3 million: as against $2.8 million in 1935;

direct exports to foreign countries, $2.6 million as against

exportations of Chinese merchandise, $3 million as against $2.7 million. These figures $3.3 million; and coastwise

do

lot'ofnotsgoods

byssuny

dimemeanneither representtruckstheorvaltob of theltvhole

mutb-carts.' - Taking tradethe'ofahovid

the district,

statisticsa» asquite.a

they

standv however*

importation* |i%»na a, decrease of

broad.wereCotton 20 per cent ttas

piecethe-goodsy registered,

coal; timber* for the.total value

bicydlecontributing:of the direct

parts,’artificial silk •

yarn, metals, find!sugar ambngst principal commodities

general ulecrease unde*; tdiis. heading Direct imports of Japanese'cotton piece goods to the •

were valued at SI0,000 as against $60,000 in the preceding yea® ; the market for these

ofgoods is said tohaye

Japaneseiprod aci;.sy.ield^

,l;ran's|)6rtedtheipcreased arrivals of native

overland jfrouij.Chefoo. goods from

or Tsingtao. Shanghai

.Kerosene oil and

was

maintained fairly steady btt l.i2 million litres as against 1,3 minion litres in 1985, the .

prinq^fi supi^

Asiatic1 PetrOleiSih elk Mihg’tnn TJnite^ States of America and

Gbifip'air^ also aihiydd;; lijit? 'bejhg interpqri mqv^.rpent Japan, f^rodgcts of

of foreignthe ]

: ;

good^; did

seizhdiitefindd hotti^pefir'itf t' h e^CuS' tioffi^ t^atistids; As a result or fhe smaller, quantities .

dwindled tb .4,%5 l quintals, of half of tfie preceding Vear’s record.

Due'to the high costLhf beaniftkes, suiphate! bf amifibnia ‘Bf Hritish, Japanese and

German origin found a' favourable ihaCkbfc ,ahd niSe :from 6,577 quintals in T935 to

35,545 quintals;

of cheaper Fukien softwood The embargo1 strikes'were-the

enforced at the MancHuriah

factors that'potts bt'o'uand

’ght at|iedecline

competition

in the ':

importation

and Kailan eoali of timber1 from Antung. Fiishhn coal was eclipsed by native Tatung ( A le| )•'

Of. exports staples;

(principally Horig. Kong) 1

receded from shipments of vermicelli

: 80,064 'quintals in 1935 totofoieign

53,060 countries

quintals, -

years, as Hong Kong^prioes soared (from ,$36,30 per quintal in the beginning ofmany

but.the trade in thisimainfetay of Cuhgkow. was reported to be the best for the ■

yearelsewhere,

and to a high the,statistjcs

level 9f;$42.()0for ;at tire ejg^e. . Inspired. by-Javourable prices at Shanghai ,

.cpivstw.ise :,exportations of this commodity- show a

quantitative incr^ii^e, q.f ,7,;581 .quintals tf) total;of 10.1,0.06,quintals.. Shipments,qf.live,'J

cattie to Dairen,

slaughterejd, rggcluytfpraHfi^hef

spbsequfuithigh :.rieco^d

transhipment

at 3^3^ toheadJapan : this,in.together

coLd storagewithafter

logsbeipg

and, ,■•

joss sticks1 were the only’export staples to do well during the year. Fresh • apples*

Chineseprices

high pens,at'LuhkoW

straw hg;ts,:ahd or tbfresh vegetables

competition alTmadearticles

Bf similar poor showing,

produced jndueMamchurja.

either to .

The duty-free treatment accorded to coastwise movements and the reduced export

tariff rates did not give tiny'impetus to the export trade of groundnut oil, owing to 1

failure of crops at Chgbyuan Thp'lJing Lung Go^d Mine’Jqlp.t Stobk Gb'hipan^

Limited (1 in'the'Chabyuan district, situated some 30 miles from

Luri^kow, wAs fe-orgaHighdlis a'Sino-Japanese enterpriser}ti May with a total capital of

$1,400,000. During the latter half of the year mining machinery, electric generators, and

lightrailsof a total va-tue pf $2001009 were imported from Japan via Dairen and Lung- j

kov. A branch office of the Hank of China was established on the 1st September, its

chief business' bbing to extend credit to vermicelli merchants. With two banks of good

standing functionihg.ay the, same time, thp financial stringency obtaining at .this pqi’t

has been . much relieved- Among shipping incidents, may be mentioned the stranding

of thes. s, Pemhin on an' uncbarted rock pear.Shifibutsui) e^psizing of s-s- Mfantou. .

in Dairen Harbour iii 4prxb tjie!fonndering pf ^s. Pingsliun.pear Port Arthur, ftiid the ,,

damage done to anuinber of cargq-bogts and eargo gt Lungkow in November as the ,

result of a heavy gale. liestriptions on imigi;ants, to, Manchuria and the competition,

of junks and motor roads continued to be the chief grievance voiced by the shipping

companies at Lungkow, and a downward trend, was’lfevealed for all flags. The revenue

of the port decreased by 27 per cents when compared with the record figure of the

previtfufe year. Of.-the toted collection, 3 per cent was contributed by seizures and’ 22

per cent by1 the. 13 Martiipe Cusiom^ stations figder DuhgkbW control.

 LUNciMvV—WiftlAIWEI A129

jn/t; NJC,! otqo-ifj:! liui; ^ai.KJawonn

DIRECTORY t |i>i

b-j

Customs, Cfunksk Maritime Exaininei-M

Commissioner—B.

Acting Deputy E.(.!om’sr.-^

K. Hall 'Chiao Ju Lin —T. Daws itt'and Han Yu

Yung ' < r Tidewaiters

Chen mm, - (Jhuan

Ofthu Teh.

T'seiig(-'hong,

Whe, Liu

Li

Assistants—Liu En T’ung and

Chen Shan-y :

, Chang, Yang Tze Yung, Cheng Deh

Hsiu Ling, Wang Teh Eri, Chin Jui,

Clerks—Seng Siu .Ching, Yu Ching Lui DehVVang

Hin, Chao

Pi JenHan,

Pu, YohLee Tung

Yep,. Hueng

Chiung, Chu ShuWei-kung, Chang

,Cheng, Lee,: Po I,Sheng,,

Ding Djen Deh, Shih Hsneb CEiao

Han

Chi, Chang Wei-sun, Feng Shih. and Chao Yupg Ch’uan

and Yen Hsu

Assistant Tidesurveyor—W. El. Bird

Asst.

ChingBoat

and Officers

H\taiig —Kuei T’i Y Hak Roman

Cheung Rev.Catholic Mission s Dispensary

L. M. Frederic _ !

WEIHAIWEI

Wl Weihaiwei

of .theYVeihaiwei is situated on the south side of the Gulf of I.echili neap the extremity

:Shantung Promontory, and about 115 miles, distant ;frojtn Port Arthur on the

north-west and the same from the port of iviaochau on the south-west.: Formerly

aJanuary,

strongly-fortified

1895, a,nd wasChinese

held naval

by themstation,

pendingit was the captured

payment byof the the JapanesnjOn

indemnity, which 30th

was finally liquidated in 1898. Before the evacuation by the

was arrived at between Great Britain -and China that the former should'take-over the Japanese an agreement

territory on lease from the latter, and, accordingly, On'the 24th M ay, 1898/ the British

flag was formally hoistedy’the Commissioners represefitmg th^ir , i‘efepebtive Countries

atNarcissus,

the ceremony beingBritain,

for Great ConsulandHopkins,

TaptaiofYen Chefoo, and Captain

and Captain Lm.of Kingthei-H5ll, of H.M.S

Chipese war

asvessel

PortFoochi,

Arthurforshall

China.remain

’ Weihaiwei was leased toof Great,

in the, occupation Russia,”Britain

and “wasf^r•'sdregarded

)ong a by

period

the

British Government as a sanatorium for the British squadron on'the China station.

At the Washington Conference in 1921 Greht Britain offered to return t'fye territory

towithChina, and duringarising

thethequestions the laHer'part

out ofFleetof 1922

this/ These anquestions

Ahglo-Cliine^fe ..(|dn,lh,ns|ion mpt tofordeal

fncludedarraiigemehts

Use of port by the British

foreign residents, arid the representation; as a summer .station, p’fpvi^ipns . for ‘Hie, safetythe

of

1 of foreign residents in tng, adiriinistratiori

of the territory. Towards the rind of Wilt the Chinese and British plenipotentiaries

arrived

vention, at a complete agrefemerit regarding the'terms of rendition, arid, the'Con-

a coup d'was &ttil almost, readyin'NoVeriiber

in Peiping for sigriature ofwhenthatGeneral

year. Feng Yii-lisiapgwere

Negotiations hypught

resumedabout

in

Nanking of the convention for the rendition of Weihaiwei, which was ratifiedat

1929 and carried to a successful conclusion in April 1930, by the signature

and came into force on October est, 1930. It was accompanied

certain naval privileges and facilities were granted to the British Government for a by an agreement w hereby

period of ten years, subject to feririwial by agreement between the HVo Powers.

min.The former leased

E., comprises territory,

the Island of Liuwhich

Kung,liesallinthelat.islands

37 deg.in 30themin.

BayN., long. 120 deg.

of Weihaiwei, and10a

belt of land 10 English miles wide along the entire coastline, and consists of ranges of

JU30 WEIHAIWE1

fugged mountains and rocky hills up to 1,500 feet high, dividing the plains into valleys

and river beds. The island of Liu Kung, once barren and nearly treeless but now

verdant and picturesque as the result of a systein of afforestation inaugurated in 1910,

island,

formed

of whichby aPort

backbone

Edwardofishills

the rising

chief port,to someare500either

feet. barren

The hillsides on the main-

rock or planted with

dwarf pine and scrub oak trees. The valleys are mostly undulating

gullies and mountain river-beds; the streams are all torrential and choke up the valleys country full of

with sand and debris from the hills. During three-quarters of the year these river-beds

■are dry. All the hills are terraced for cultivation as far as possible. The total area of

the territory is about 285 square miles.

The strata of the mountains are metamorphic, consisting of beds of quartzite, gneiss,

found in theand

crystalline, limestone,

territory and cut

has across by dykesby ofthevolcanic

been worked Chinese,rockandand granite.

silver, tin, lead,Goldandis

iron are said to exist. Good building-stone and a rich non-hydraulic limestone are

infound.

1931 atThe195,000.

territoryThere contains somesmall

are five 360 villages, and thewhere

market towns, population

fairs arewasheldestimated

every

five days.

The majority ' o

.a peaceful, law-abiding folk.f the Chinese inhabitants are either fishermen or farmers, a,nd are

•Commissioner appointed under the Weihaiwei Order-in-Council of the 24th July,a

The Government of Weihaiwei up to the date of rendition was administered by

) 902, with powers

Commissioner was similar

empoweredto those of a Ordinances

to make Colonial Governor. Under this Orderof the

for the administration the

territory. Itofis now

•Government administered

the Republic by a High

of China, whoCommissioner

acts directlyappointed

under thebyordersthe National

of the

Executive Yuan at Nanking

sailingWeihaiwei

northwardsis nowfroma fairly regularTheportharbour

Shanghai. of callisforwellmany Chinabycoasting

lighted steamers

two lighthouses.

The climate of Weihaiwei is exceptionally good, and the winter, though cold, is dry

,and bracing.

-commodious A land

European and building

bungalows. company formed in Shanghai, has erected severalof

accommodating over 100 people, andThere alsoisa ahotel

largeonhotel on the with

the Island mainland capable

accommodation

for

by 50 local

to 60.Government,

Both on theandmainlandthere areand on the parade

island good roadsandhave

golf been made

boththeplaces. recreation grounds courses in

Kung) Theis city of Weihaiwei

a walled town of about (which

2,000liesinhabitants.

on the mainland The town opposite the island

is a poor one, and of Liu

the

greater

New roads portion

and aofPublic

the enclosed

Park haveareabeen

is notconstructed

built on, recently,

but cultivatedand two for ofvegetables-

the four

picturesque towngates have been demolished to admit carriages.

No Customs

In spite of the low duties

taxation,were collectedprosperity

the growing at Weihaiwei during theunder

of the territory British

British regime.

rule

caused the public revenue to inci’ease from about $2,000

-dollars in 1930. But a Chinese Maritime Custom House has now been established. in 1900 to about half a million

This and the establishment of other Central Government Revenue Collecting Depart-

ments,

increasedsuchtaxation

as the Salt Gabelle andbythea diminution

accompanied Wine and Tobacco Tax Bureau,

of the revenues has resulted

available in

for local

government. The Municipal Government is now dependent

•Central Government for balancing its budget. The curtailment of the commercial on a subsidy from the

advantages

of business dependent

and depressed on what

landwasvalues.

practically The asystem

free port has reducedisthenowvolume

of Government more

-elaborate and the number of officials has greatly increased since Rendition.

Trade in 1936

Another peaceful year was passed in the Weihaiwei district, and with the removal

of the unfavourable

•conditions were on thefinancial conditionsto which

whole, favourable trade, prevailed

though theduring politicalthesituation

precedingwasyear, the

cause of some uneasiness. The total value of the trade of the district recorded in the

Customs statistics amounted to $10.6 million, showing a negligible decline compared

 WEIHAIWEI A131

with the record figure of 1935 ($11 million). It iy noteworthy that whereas in 1935

domestic

respectively, tradein and

the foreign

year undertradereview

accounted for 55 and contributed

the percentage 45 per cent ofby the total value

domestic trade

reached 70 per cent of the total, foreign trade accounting for only :i0 per cent. The

available

$1.2 Customs statistics acc >rding to value were as follows: direct foreign imports,

millionmillion against$4.3$2.2million;

as against million;direct

coastwise

exportsimportations of Chinese$2.3

to foreign countries, produce,

million$4.1as

against $2.9 million; and coastwise exportations yf Chinese

against $1.6 million. It will be bbsefVed from these statistics that the fact‘ that the - produce, Jf3 million as

total value of trade did not show a substantial decline was solely due to the

remarkable

direct foreign appreciation

imports, inshowing

value ofdecreases.

coastwise Inexports,

contrastall tpotherthecategories,

previous especially

year, the

principal feature bf the foreign import trade was the Jinayy decline in importatipps pf

kerosene oil, timber ahd sugar. Arrivals of kerosene oil declihd from 5'33,616 litres in

1935 to 208,521 litres, or slightly less than the 1934 figure. Timber importations decreased

from 21,257tocubic

amounted metrps inquintals

1935 tocorapard

12,616 cubicwith metres, while importations of sugar

indications wereonly that3,005

substantially less of this commodity 5,917 wasquintals

beinginsmuggled*

1935, though all

liice was

the only staple

particulary cottonlineyarn,

of coastwise

cotton. importations

shirtings and to show anandincrease,

sheetings, wheat all other

flour, lines,,

showing

decreases. As usual, exports consisted practically entirely of groundnuts, which

commodity remains 1the mainstay of the port. Conditions in the local ground-

nut trade

total compared

quantity shippedfavourably

declined bywith over 20those

per ofcent,theonlypreceeding year although

293,000 quintals leaving thethe

port

higher prices ruling for thd commodity,'which brought foreign business virtuallymuch

as compared with 369,000 quintals in 1935. This was due principally to,the to a.

standstill. So substantially higher were prices that the value of the reduced!

1936 shipments actually Showed an increase of some 7 per benft over- that of 1935.

aOfmarkedly

the 1936 better

shipments,

one for48£the

perlocal

centfishing

abroadindustry,

and 51| per thecent coastwise. being

spring-Season The year was

the best

enjoyed for many

of Operations duringyeprs. The number

the year was 156, ofshowing

- trawlersanusing increasefor ofthe48port

overasthea base

1935

figures, while no

locally, many less th4h

of which were46larger

newlyand purchased trawlers vessels

better equipped from Dairen were purchased

than those registered

during previous years: The North China Fishing Trawlers Industry Guild

ctfbtfc) was reorganised during the year and its name changed to the Huang Po

Fishing Trawlers Industry Association, Limited ()■ as from

the

said 1st

thereOctober

are now1936. Interest

some: 4,000 in fruit-farming

thou under continued

fruit cultivation, unabated,apples.,

principally and it.This-is-

new industry continues to be actively fostered by the local administiatioii which

operates Continued

year. a model fruitstraitened

farm the area of which was considerably prevented extended during the

administration from Carrying1 outfinancial

any publidcircumstances

works of noteagain during the year. theThe‘local new

four-storied hotel styled the Weihaiwei Grand Hotel constructed during‘1935-

atduring

a costtheof summer

$30,000 was opened m the spring and is said to

season, which was a very much better one than that of the have done quite well

previous year.

A132 WKIHAIWEI

DIRECTORY

POUT EDWARD

Aquarius, Co. of Shanghai,. Manufac- Clark & Co., D., General Merchants—

Cable Ad : Cleirach

turers,of Table Waters ° John Clark, manager

. leavers & Clark, agents

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR ife Co., Ltd., East Cliff Hotel—Cable Ad : Easteliff

Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit

Merchants Mrs. A. M. A. Travers, manageress

Lavers & Clark, agents

M f§J Foc1c tai

Chartered Rank India Australia & Fock Tai & Co., Importers and Exporters,

General Merchants, Shipping and Insur-

China—Lavers & Clark, agents ance Agents—Cable Ad: Futai, Weihai-

Chinese Maritime Customs—Cable Ad: weiD. C. Chow, general manager

Custos D.H.Hunson,

C. Fongmanager

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Shipping Dept.:

Y.Hsu

C. Lee, manager

Chifong

Christian Missions in Many Lands

Weihaiwei—

Mr. & Mrs. A. Whitelaw

Mr. ^ Foo wei

Missand Mrs. A. G. Clarke

A. Gresham Foo Wei Co., The, General Merchants and

Commission Agents—15, Yi Yuan Lu;

Miss A. Rout Cable Ad: Foowei

Wenteng Hsien H. W. Sun, rang, director

Mr.

' Miss J. E. E. Bridge

Daniell H. W. Chi, manager

Kwanlitsen Agent*

Mrs. M. Smith Kailan Mining Administration

Imperiai'Chemical Industries (China),

Ehihtao

Miss Akers TheLd.China Soap Co., Ld.

Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Davis Yao

UnionHua Mechanical

SocietyCo.ofGlass Co.

Shihtouhu©

Miss J. Coxon Sun LifeInsce.

Assurance ofCanton,

CanadaLd.’

Shangputoui The Texas Co. (China), Ld.

Miss S. Le Tourneau H.B.M. Consulate—Cable Ad: Britain

® & m m * Hongkong

Chung hwa sheng hung hui Lavers && Clark,

Shanghai

agentsBanking Corpn.

Church

Rev. E. England

of Skues, b.a.Mission (S.P.G.) Hor

DorChung,

ward RoadTea Service Maker— 48,

St. John’s Skues

Mrs. L. Church—Port Edward

Imperial Chemical Industries (China)

Franciscan Convent Ltd., Importers

Commercial of Alkalies,

& Industrial Dyestuffs

Chemicals, etc.

Rev. Mother Superior—M Rosalie Foo Wei Co., agents

Sr. James Church—Liu Rung Tao Island Hotel- Cable Ad : Island

Rev. E. Skues, b.a. D. Clark & Co., proprietors

 WEIHAIWEI A133

King’s Hotel—Cable Ad: Kings Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad :

D. Clark *fc Co., proprietors Socony

Fock Tai Co., Agents

^ Tai Mow. } OJ | »f} fn-Wl

Lavers & Clark,

Shan Lu, Merchants—26,

Mainland: Chung Yangtsze

Cable Ad : Lavers

Insurance Association Ltd.

Lavers & Clark, Agents

E. E. Clark

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd,

Niggemann & Co., W., General Merchants —Cable Ad:&Powhattan

Fock Tai Co., .Agents

T. M. Shang, signs per pro.

WEIHAIWEI

1

AhMainland;

Fong, Cable

Photographers^—Island Union Chapel—Liu-kung-tao

Ad: Ah Fong and For the use of Non-Conformists of

H.A.M.Whitelaw

Fleet and wife

F. II; Sze, manager

Ah Mee, Government Contractor

Mee E. San, proprietor Reuters, Ltd.

H.B.M. Naval Depot—Liukungtao, Wei- E. E. Clark, agent

haiwei

Medical Officer-in-charge, Naval Depot Liukungtao & Co., Naval Tailors—

Sin Jelly-Belly

—Surg.

ch.b., Comdr. A. C. Shaw, m.b., J. K. Chu, manager

Deputy

BrownNaval . Store Officer -J. A. Weihaiwei Fock TaiLighter Co.

& Co., managers i

CHURCHES

Catholic jut I J§ is S M U ^

Rev. Mission of Weihaiwei

P. M. Durand, Wei singHandiwork

eccl. sup. VYeihaiwei sze sui pien chiCo.,kungManufac-

cko <'

(W.H.W.) turers and Exporters of Embroideries,

Rev. M. Masson, superior (W.H.W.) Laces,

C. Stern, pro. sup. ‘rector ments, Hoses,

Rev.(Mowping) Model Tea-pots, Silver Orna-

Junks, Shantung pror,

Rev. J. B. Yang, rector (Wenteng ducts-28, Cable Ad: :29a,

Weising 29b, Run Ming Street.; .

City) ; , S. S llatKlley, director

Rev. Francis Kj, asst. (W.H.W.) S. C. Huang, nianaggr

' Rev. F. CHicoiee'

Rev. T. Cansell,J rector (W.H.W. Wei Sing Trading Co., tirtpofters 1 and '

Yehthen) - • ' ,

Rev. G. Quint, procurator (W.H.W.) Ekjidrtens

Embroideries^ of Rineris'

Laces, Flak

Hoses;Yarn,

1 SiffisJ

Tea-,pots,

Rev. Peter Liou (Wenteng) Hair-net, Si'lver-Ornaments, and Shan-

Rev. Pg,ul Yapg (V’ungcheng), tung

Chieh; Products'

Ad • WeisingCoJ,' mgrs.Ming

— 28,

Cable Handiwork"29A, 29b, Kun ‘

Rev. C. Fried (W.H.W.) Weinaiwei and

Rev. X. Fried (W.H.W.)

Stella Maris

Rev. Br. Andr'School

ewT'Josepb,, ,director R propraetors

C.,lluapg

W. C. Lee,

v$ign? per pro...

T sales manager

Rev. Br;.Emile,'Cbrysologus Joachim,

Ronaventure, Irenaeu^, Cyril Yuen CIiong A: Co.. Naval and Military-

The Convent . . " Con

r tractors^-'Liukungtao;

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 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

Kidu-ch ail

Tsingtao, situated at the entrance to Kiaochau Bay in Shantung, was-

occupied by a German squadron on November 14th, 1897, in consequence of

the murder of two German missionaries, and Germany obtained from China

a lease of the territory for the term of 99 years When the great war in

Europe broke out in 1914, Japan, under the terms of her treaty of alliance

with Great Britain, intervened because the peace of the Far East was menaced

by the German occuipation of iKiaochau, inasmuch as the Colony constituted

a naval base for operations in the East against the shipping and territories

of the countries with whom Germany was at war. Shortly after the out-

break of the war Japan advised Germany to disarm all her armed vessels in

Chinese

view to and Japanese restoration

its eventual waters, andtotoChina.

hand Kiaochau

Germany over to Japan

returned with toa

no reply

this communication. Consequently, on August 23rd, Japan declared war

toagainst Germany,

blockade and took

and invest measuresterritory

the; Gbrman at once, inof co-operation

Kiaochau. The withbombardment

the British,

of the place by land and sea began on September 27th, and the garrison

capitulated on November 7th after all the forts had been taken by a final

night attack, in which the (South Wales Borderers co-operated with the

Japanese. H.M.S. Triumph and the destroyers Usk and Kennett assisted in

the naval operations. Upwards of 5,000 prisoners were taken and conveyed

to Japan for internment until the end of the war.

By the Sind-Japanese Treaty of 1915, China engaged herself to recognise all

matters that might be agreed upon between the Japanese Government and the

German Government respecting the disposition of all the rights, interests and

concessions, which, in virtue of treaties or otherwise, Germany possessed

vis-d-vis China in relation to the province ,of Shantung. This instrument was

recognised at the time by Great Britain and France. At thp Conference of

the Allies possessed

Germany at Paris, should

the Chinese

revert delegates

to their contended

Government,thatin any rights which

accordance with

Japan’s original undertaking, especially as, since that undertaking was given,

China had become one of the Allies. As they failed to obtain satisfaction,

they declined to sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, which provided that

Germany’s rights in Shantung should be transferred to Japan. The matter

came before the

tung Treaty, Washington

under Conference

which it was providedinthat

1921,theandterritory

the result wasbetherestored

should tShan-

to China. A Si no-Japanese Commission was subsequently appointed to give

effect to the provisions of the Treaty, and this body met in 1922 and arranged

terms which are set forth in the Treaty section of this volume.

While Kiaoehau was in German occupation, the special attention of the

Administration was devoted to agricultural, commercial and mining deve-

lopment in the Protectorate and Shantung. The local administration con-

sisted of a Council, composed of all the heads of the several administrative

departments under the personal supervision of the Governor and four mem-

bers chosen from the civil population and appointed for two years. The Pro-

tectorate developed to an unlooked-for extent under this system of admini-

stration, which enabled all the vital questions at issue, such as legal rights,

landed properties, land-tax assessment, school and church matters, to be sat-

isfactorily settled. The object of the Administration in dealing with the

land question was to secure for every settler the lasting possession of his plot,

thereby opposing unhealthy land speculation. Tsingtao, on the 2nd Septem-

ber, 1898, w'as declared a free port. The harbour had all the advantages of

 T^I^QTAp, ^KIAOCHAy)

.a, Treaty port, and as a free port especially recommended itself as an eip7

porium, since the merchant could there store, free of duty, his wares from

Abroad or his raw materials brought from the interior of China. The Chines©

import duties were at first levied only on goods brought to Tsingtao by

.sea, when they were transported beyond the borders of the Protectorate into

Chinese territory. The Chinese exiport duties were at first levied only on

goods brought from the interior of China, when they were shipped, from the

-German Protectorate to any other place. But in December 1903 »

new Convention came into force whereby Tsingtao ceased t© be a

free port, and the Imperial Maritime Customs began to collect

duties there as well as all the other Treaty ports of China. But;

the Convention stipulated that 20 per cent of the import duty collected

at Tsingtao should be paid to the Imiperia] German Government. The Com-

missioner of Customs in his report for 1906 commented on the arrangement

as follows:—“The principal object of the arrangement, which, moreover,

afforded the opportunity of a political rapj/rochement and material conces-

sions for mutual benefit on both sides, was the creation and promotion of

trade and commerce between the 1‘achtge.biet and the Chinese hinterland.

The results of the first epoch have conclusively proved the wisdom of this

novel arrangement. Under it trade oeveWped beyond axipectation and rose

from a value of Taels 2,000,000 in 1899 Id Tis. 22,000,000 in 1903, and Tsingtao,

the former dilapidated fishing village, grew into a handsome city with a

flourishing mercantile community and a considerable number of manufaetut-

ing establishments, giving promise of good profits and further development.

Its success emboldened the merchants, foreign and Chinese, to ask for, and

the Government to agree to, going a step further and arranging for the

limitation of the free area, which formerly comprised the whole Pachtgebiet,

to the harbour, on much the same lines as the German free ports Hamburg

and Bremen. The chief advantage of this step lies in the removal of Custom

control from the railway stations to the free area, and the consequent free-

dom of goods and passengers to pass in and out, from and to the hinterland,

without hindrance or control of any kind—a traffic simplification from which

a considerable increase in trade was expected.” The new arrangement

inspired confidence in the stability and future of the port and attracted

artisans, traders, and wealthy Chinese firms, which last, hitherto dealing

with Ch foo, had until now kept aloof from the place. The total value t»t

trade increased from Hk. Tls. 30,700,000 in 1906 to Hk. Tls. 39,700,000 in

1909, ar.d reached a total of Hk. Tls. 56,330,321 for the year 1912, or an in-

crease of 20% over the previous year, notwithstanding the disadvantageous

conditions for trade caused by the revolutionary troubles in China.

The Bay of Kiaochau is an extensive inlet two miles north-west of Cape Jaeschk©

The

with entrance

rocky shores,is notwith

morethethan

new Iftown

milesof Tsingtao

across, the(“ green

east side beingfrom

island,” a lowa small

promontory

grassy

island closeof tothetheentrance

west side land) about two miles

is another from the with

promontory pointhillsof therising

peninsula.

to aboutOn 600the

feet. The shore

goodbestretch here

of sandy is rocky, and

beach. (about dangerous on the

The bay15istoso20large west side, but on the east side is a

just seen from the entrance milesthat

away),theandlandtheatwater

the gradually

head can only

gets

shallower as the north side of the bay is approached. The old Chinese Kiaochau city

stands at the north-west corner of the bay about 5 miles from the sea. At Tsingtao

there

the are two anchorages for north

big ships; the larger and smaller

better one is round the point

side. ofA

neweast

molepromontory,

was opened onon Marchthe 6th,side,

1904,and the accommodates

which other, one,

five on the south

vessels with berths.

A second mole was opened a few months later, and a third for kerosene ships was

subsequently

ships constructed.

can be berthed They haveindirect

simultaneously connection with the railway. About 20

the harbour.

The hills, in former days merely bare rocks of granite and porphyry, are now clad

in fresh green owing to an extensive scheme of afforestation, which was decided upon

in the early days of the colony. The soil of the Valleys between the ranges and the

plain country on the north-east is alluvial and very fertile, and is carefully cultivated-

A136 'i’S rXGtA o (kikcn \!f?j

'yiieat, barley, beani,, mao^: .obber grams in, smaller quantities are

grown.

are Tfie foreign] resi/leriti^l quarter at Tsingt.ao hasShantung

been wellItailway

l^ic[ out, andcutthere

Prince Henry of Prussia!in October, 1899,sod

some good foreign Hotels., "file first and- ofth^tlieline to Tsinanfu was was opened by on

the 1st June, 1904- It has dothfa prosperous business frotii the day if was opened.

The wireless installation at the Signal Berg, originally,

removed by the Japanese navah authorities in June, 1921, but a powerful new wireless built by : the Germans, was

station

available has been established

public for,1912,“byurgent

the Japaqfse military authoritiesequipped at Taisichen. It is

wasiopenedto infbeJanuary, with ”funds

telegrams.

suppliedA bythoroughly

the Union of German observatory

Nawy

lieagues abroad.,

whereportthe came A Boys’fiddle

Genpans hailtheerected school,

an aero-shed built at a,cost

bn theGovernment of Yep

western slope 228,000,

of the now stands

The

arid was Officiallyunder prodlattridd control

tohdofa spe'cjarhfeAbri’the

the National IstMa^.onThe the IfithYamen

new April,Forts.

1929,

municipality

has been active in improving local conditions..

In May, 1929, a radiogram service was made, available for commercial

u»e. Roads in general are kept in a good state of repair and construction

and extension have steadily increased with the result that at the end of 1933

(he mileage of urban and suburban roads, was 239 and 373 kilometers respec-

tively.

150 Finally,completed,

miles, the ipotor-high

r way .between Tsingtao and Chefoo, usinga Tsingtao

distance asof

their

tion workbase, was

during variousthusi^o.vincial

the use of1933-comprised rendering available

.highways.

538 buildings

to motorists

Private

valued at orabout

commercial

$3,850,000,construc-

among

them

modernvarioushotel. bank buildings and

Additionality, the J^gewate*'completed

the Municipfitity. ^lansion.s,thea new and completely

reconstruction of the

pier offending outwards .from thqraqin promenade, towards the island known as small

Tsihutao,

Comprisingat asa cost of $hf0.0'

it does 00 andtruck,

a pinning .erected a .publicfield,stadium

a football space for at a,tepnis,

cost ofbasketball,

$197,000.

etc., it is in co'nstant u$e by Chinese and Foreigners alike.

The Pilblic Works: Department, has been steadily improving the water

supply in spite , of i difficulties . deriving from comparatively scanty rainfall

and hick of access to risers or hikes; The Telephone Administration has also

been keeping abreast of local development arid has undertaken the installa-

tion of 400 additional instruments. Last, but by no means least, the greatest

care is being given to education. Municipal expenditure in the latter con-

nection has doubled in'fthe past two years.

According to .Chinese census, the population h^s inqreased by over 18,000

persofls

most importantduring development

1933' and! howbn'stands, hand ■ atat present

a total isof the444,690 inhabitants.

construction The

of a new

concrete and granite pier in the Great Harbour, a basin reserved for the

use of ocean and coastwise steamers. - The work was commenced in Juhq 1932

and, ac'cordingito the terms of the contract, should be completed in four years.

: ; , :. Trade in 1936

!.;,Th$,tri?Aiij statistics recorded by the .Gqstojns for the value of the trade of Tsing-

tao wqrc as follows; direct, foreign . imports,: $54.8 million as compared with $51.2

million; direct

{cq^tdisa importationsexports, of$51.5Chinese merchandise, $33.8 million asand

against $30.9

exportations offoreign

million; Chinqse,produce, $59.6 million

million as compared

against $48.6 withmillioh(

$74.6 million. coastwise

Owing

to the flooding of the Shantung market with smuggled goods through the so-called

“autonomous area in Eastern Hopeh,” the import trade was much depressed, and at

oftheimports

end of th$ month

for.the of (September

.period Customs statistics

January-September 1936 to showed

be nearlythe30degrease

per,.pent:in below

the value-

the

figure

following for the corresponding

energetic period intaken

counter-measures 1935. byDuring the last quarter

the Government to prevent of smuggled

the year,

goods finding,transport southward by rail, there was a sharp recovery, and by the end

ofximately

the year13,the,disparity, reckoned ofin smugglers

per cent. Activities terms of gold alongunits,

thehad coastrieen reducedto Tsingtao,

adjacent to appro-

except in .sporadic cases, were not greatly in evidence, the chief difficulty in this

direction being the curbing of the organized and forcible smuggling of goods

 TSIfrGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A137"

carried by passengers from Dairen, assisted by shore gangs of ruffians and

loafers.

smuggled The decrease

partlyatcaused bythetheimportation

falling-off in those large classes ofof goods principally

tives, which,wasvalued offset

$8.9 by

million, brought theof a“vehicles’ number

1

heading railway

into the locomo-

first

place

were of imported

taken by goods

machinery with

and a total

tools value

valued of

at $

$6.5 0.7 million.

millions, and Second

metals and third

valued places

at $5.8

million, the figures representing a slight decrease and a slight increase respectively

when compared

occurred under with the quantities

the following headingimported

; raw during

cotton,thesugar,

proceeding

artificialyear.silk Decreases

yarn and

piece goods, timber,

requirements and cereals and flour. supplies.

Demand forseriousraw cotton isfromdeclining, as

110,595 quintalsareoccurred

increasingly in themetimport

by homeof sugar, whichAwas drop affected

seriously 270,281

by theto

wholesale illicit import of this commodity through Eastern

artificial silk yarn, which declined from >355^631 to 67,449 kilogrammes only. The Hopeh. Similarly with

year’smillion

$3.9 total importation

during 1935. ofImportstimber ofwasriceValued at #3.4declined

from abroad million byonly 48,647as compared

quintals, whilewith

the

stooddomestic

at litres import

41,881,233 showed an increase of 144,948 quintals. Kerosene oil imports

6,637,850 from litres, of which

the Onited States32,141,742

of America, litresandcame3,1(90,731

from Netherlands

litres from Japan. India,.

Of

thestaple

demandexports, a 50 perforcent

from abroad rise ingroundnuts,

shelled average prices exportswasbeing

instrumental

valued atin$5lowering million

only as against

million. Of total$10exports

million.abroad,

Coastwise exportstowere

amounting mantained

297*169 {quintals,atthea value of $13

Netherlands

took 107,254

quintals in 1935 quintals,

to 5,4:83whilequintals demand duringfrom1936.FranceGroundnuts

dropped infromshell158,215 were

not so much affected by the rise in price, but total exports declined from

111,586 to 71,336 quintals. Despite the high price a ne ruling during the year,

the

exportdemand

of 292,307for quintuls,

groundnuttheoilUnited from America

States took rem 225,761

i d firm, and As

quintals. of compared

the total

61,220 quintals, but the value increased from $9.6 million to $10.3 million. Exportsof

with that of the preceding year the quantity exported showed a decline

of rawin cotton

also to Japan improved

firm demand, valuefrom 15,245 two

to 22,695 quintals, not whilefalling

cottonfat-yarn was

$4 million. Excellentthecrops totalled to ofincreased

these commodities

trade in leaf tobacco. Exportsshort abroadof

(of which

89,400 the Kwangtung

quintals) totalled Leadedquiatals

ll9,113 Territory was,at as$5.8usual,

valued million,thewhile

principal

domestic buyer, with

demand

called for an export of ?01,558 quintals valued at over $ '

ducts exported were valued at $3.7 million as against $3 million during 1935, Greatmillion. Egg and egg pro-

Britain being the principal customers. Other major articles of export abroad were, in

order of value:

million. beef, $3.4

Throughout the million;

year law cbal, $2.7 million:

and order millet, $2.3maintained

weretheeffectively million; and salt, $2.1

and district by the municipal authorities'under capable leadership inof Tsingtao Admiral

Shen Hung-lieh.

mencement of the Theyear completion

for the special of thedceomodation

new mole inofthecoalGreat and Harbour at the com-

timber vessels and

improvements at other of the piers are only a part of the?contemplated programme of

harbour work, the realisation of which will make still more,

be in the front rank of maritime cities in the Far East.> The total number of vessels secure TsingtaoVclaim to

enteredduring

ports and 1936

cleared

was under

4,500, General

with on Regulations/t

aggregate to andoffrom domestic

7,536,2P6„ and.foreign

representipg an

increase

As compared of 422with

vessels

1935andthe314,670

percentagetons ofas vessels

comparedunder withthetheChinese

previousflag yeaf’s-figures.

increased

from

under the Japanese flag declined in percentage from 37 to 33 per cent. while

18 to 23 per cent and under the British flag from 27 to 31 per cent, It mayvessels

here

be mentioned that, since the adoption of the through transport system by the

Lung-Hai Railway Administration, the port of Tsingtao is losing business owing to

goods being forwarded from the interior of Shantung and other northern provinces

direct to destination without passing through the port of Tsingtao. A new motor

road from Lienyunchiang, the sea-port of Haichqw Maritime Customs Station, to

Hsinpu, parallel to the Lung-Hai Railway, was opened to traffic in December.

From a small fishing village to an up to date harbour within the course of three

years is the record for the port of Lienyunchiang. The harbour works already

consist of a massive breakwater and two large moles capable of berthing six ocean-

going steamers of fair size. The continued extension of the Lung-Hai Railway into

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A138 TSINGTAO (K-IACX’H AU;)

the northwest gave added impetus to trade at Lienyunchiang, the value of imports

amounting to $-22.(> million, the principal among which being metals, sugar, paper,

cotton cloth, dyes, cement, and rice. The chief features of the export trade were the .

greatly increased

The number shipments

of inland watersofsteamers,

coal to allJapan

underandthoofChinese

raw cotton to domestic

flag, entered ports.

and,cleared

during the

tons over year

the by was

figure 513, with a tonnage of 928,764, showing an increase of 201,343

cargo carried junkforregistered

1935. Junk-borne cargoincrease.

a 100 per cent declined by 50 per cent, but export

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Football Captain—F. Fauert

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Chairman—T. Adams

Hon. Secretary—H. J. Zimmerman British

Accountant—P. M. Belov Consul-General—H. F. Handley-

Racing Secretary— N. R. Plasovsky Derry, c.b.e. Bumstead

Business do. —L. Y. Chen Vice-Consul—K.

Supt. of Course—C. Liebgold

Stenographer—J. Dobrovolsky Finnish—7, LaiyangFrantz

Road

Clerk—E. L. Liu Vice-Consul—G.

Typist—John Ing

Business Manager—Y. Y. Liang

German—1, Tsingtao

Consul—Dr. Road

E. Bracklo

Russian Christian Association in Secre'ary—C. F. Wacker

Tsingtao—34, Kinkow Road Mrs. E. Schwardtinann

Father Nafanail, parish priest

Chairman—A. A. Bolotoff

Hon. Treasurer—N. E. Selenko Japanese—Pacific Road Sakand

Consul-General—Juried

Hon. Secretary—S. P. Belov

 TSlNGTAO (KIAOOHAtf) A14I

Oooke & Co., E. J., Machinery and Erin House, Private Hotel ! 1, Hunan

Engineering, General Commissioi* Road; P.O. Box 45; Cable Ad:

Agents, Real Estate,

25-27, Chungshan Road;andTeleph.

Insurance—

4034; Harris

Cable Ad : Cofilm; Code:

E. J. Coote, manager Bentley's

Fan & Co., Benjamin C., Forwarding.

Insurance and General Commission

M fib W Chiao hai hwan Agents, Official Customs Brokers—

Custom House 32, Honan Road; Teleph. 3716; Cable

Commissioner—A. S. Campbell Ad: Bcfco; Code: Bentley’s

Administrative Comimr.—8. Tsude Benjamin C. Fan, mgr. director

Actg. Deputy Commr.—K. Ishii Fkmas, Ltd.—18, Chufu Road

Chief Tidesurveyor—Y. Hiramoto

Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—6, Teng- Flossel’s Cafe and Restaurant—42,

chou Road; P.O. Box 103 Chungshan Road; Teleph. 8497; P.O.

Box 216

t ft AS n ii * F. A; Flossel, manager

Dah Lien Chi Chuen Hwei Shut Fu Chang Printing Office, Printers,

Dairen

OwnersRisen and Kaisha,

ShippingSteamship

Agents —Co.,

37, Bookbinders and Stationers—58, Wah-

Ruan Tau Road; Telephs. 2136. 2563, sienJ. &H.Tsimei Roads; Teleph. 4243

Yuan, manager

2727 and 6677; Cable Ad: Daiki; Code: Henry T. Lee, sub-manager

.Bentley’s

M.T.Tsuruno. mahager

K. Tagami

Rawada | R. Harada General Accident Fire & Life As-

surance

' 8. Nishiura S. Iwanaga

R. Hirayama | Miss Y: Ohta Road; P.O.Co., Ltd.—86,

Box 133; Cable Ad:Ivwanhsien

Bussell

^ tti 'l eh Fu General Trading CmJmport & Export,

General and Commission

Factory Representatives Agents,

and Customs

Deutsche Farben Handelsellschaet

VVaibel & Co.—19, Ruantao Road; ; Ad: Brokers—46, Chung Shan Road; Cable

Teleph. Express;

& WesternCodes

UnionUsed: Bentley’s,

Waidefag4422; P.O. Box 2 ; Cable Ad: Acme M. Bielo-Earned, manager

F. Weitz | A. Ungerisser

w m German School—8,

Cable Ad: Hunan Road; P. O.

Djing & Co.,, Walter, Manufacturers, BoxDr.248; Devauteh

Toh. Werdermann, principal

Exporters

—Teleph. and Commission Merchants Dr. E. Voigt.

Riengfeng5255; P.O. Box 78; Cable Ad: Fran. H. Voigt

Shipping—9, Kuan Tau Rd.; Cable Fran. R. Eckert

Ad : Dollar; Teleph. 2655; P.O, Box

USW. Stoy Elliott, manager Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—Telephs.

General Agents 5171-3, 2725, 2884 and 2401; Cable

Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co. Ad: Grandotel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

American Mail Line edn. Bentley’s

Dollar Steamship Line K. Sugimoto; managing director

T. Eawamura, manager

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Ship-owners & D. Simon, assist do.

General Merchants — 28, Kuantao Operating:-^,

Road; Teleph. 2789; P.O. Box 19 ; Grand Hotels

Cable Ad: Orient; Codies: A.B.C. Strand Hotels

5th edn., Acme and Bentley’s Strand Villas

AU2 TSINGTAO, (KIAOUHAU)

Gkill, Max, General Store Import— ; i.C. ofH.accounts Yeh, resident comptroller

arid audit

26, :Koangsi

Ad Grill. Road; P.p«: Box,22'

BtancKes 0;tpal)Je

Sli&nghai apd

Tsinanfu • Yung Chien, supt. of gen. dept.

Max Grill, proprietor C. M. Sung, asst. do.

Mrs. Roslovich i E. K. Denn, chief engineer

Miss A. lla,usniann Y. Kirnura, traffic manager

.Miss M. Lippbardt . • S.K. Tan, asst. do

K. T, 'Tsai, loco. supt.

L. M. Kao, supt. of materials,

& ® & ft m * W, F.iLu, chief accountant

Holy Ghost Coxvent (Under direction S. Oishi. do.

ofHigh-class

the Franciscan Missionaries of Ma,ryh B. D. Luar., supt. of Ssufang

Boarding School for Girls; W6rks

Preparation for tlie Cambridge Local

Examinations, Junior . and Senior. King Chong Lpong -Oo.^ Peaqu^ and

' English,

German, Classes.French,; ‘Brivajtej

r

Italian,LosaoxiS;

Spanish,in Peanut Oil Merchants—P.O.

Music, Painting,, Teleph. 3046; Cabie”Ad: FactorBox 59;

writing, Cooking,' Btenographiy,

etc. Summer /School

Type-

with Kindergarten-Cable Ad: Convent

S 1 l’«j!

Imperial Chemical I xr>rsTRiF.s (China), Kutt, Paul, Exchapge Broker—Exchange

Ltd., Importers of Alkalies; arid Com- Building; Telephs. 3191 and 3282;

mercial and Industrial Chemicals — Cable Ad: Alasaticus

Exchange

Telephs. Building, 22, Kwantao Road;

Alkali 4223 and 4409; Cable Ad: Lennox & Co., J., Auctioneers,

,;A.;

R;.,H.D.Aiers, div. mgr.distr. mgr.

L. Gordon, Valuers, Land and Barite Agents—

C.J. Smith

N. Abbott 8,Ad:Chekiang,

Lennox Road; Teleph. 5721; Cable

Miss M. Flynn

Lennox

JARDiNE. Engineering Corporation, Ltd. Cargo ers—8, Surveyors

ChekiangandRoad;

FireTeleph.

Loss Adjust-

5721;

W. B. Cornaby, signs p.p. Cable Ad: Lennox

M. T. Chang J. Lennox

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., General .I.F. Magill

Merchants and Shipping Agents —

16, Kwantau Road; P.O. Box 114; Linke, Otto, Chemist and Druggist—

Teleph. 2475; Cable Ad: Jardine 76, Chungshan Road

W. B. Cornaby, agent Otto Linke, manager

W. G. Adams A. J. Revel-Mouroz

W. G. Johns R. Linke

T. Ozawa

Ho Wing Sang, compradore

Lloyds

Shan Register of Shipping-66,

Road; Teleph. 3849; P.O.Chung

Box

m m m n m. w m 237; Cable Ad: Register

Kiao tsi ti lukwan li chu J. F. Magill, m.i.m.e., surveyor

Kiaochow-Tsinan Line (Chiriese Govern-

ment Railways)—Pacific Road; Teleph. , Lu Ta Mining Co., Ltd.—51, Kwangsi

3400; Cable Ad: Kiaotsi Road

Board of Management'.

Ke Kuang-ting (chairman), Lu

Meng-hsiung, Tsui Shih-chieh, Maruni Shokai, Shipping agents—22

Peng Tung-yuan and Chen Yen- Kuantao Road; Teleph. 129; Cable

wen Ad: Marunishokai

 THINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A143

^1 5V ® %' W; t H. F. Chen, manager

AIcMullan & (Company, Lxp., J4AIES. 'C. C. Chang,

Y. C. Wang, go. accpuntarit

Importers - Exporters - Qpmmission

Agents—18, Kuantao Road; Teleph.

5260: Cable Ad: McMullan. Head Okuea & Co., Ltd.—Chang Shan Rd. ;

Cable Ad: Okura

Office: Cbefdo - : j s;

D. Fv R. McMullan, managing . Foo chang

director

J.; C. McMullan, dir. (Tsingtao) Oriental Supply Co., Shipchandlers

G„ A. Renkewitz —36, Hunan Road; Cable Ad : Krogh

Agent? :-‘r- > Martin Krogh, proprietor

The Commercial Union Assurance Phoenix Chemical Co., Manufacturers

Co., Ltd of Chemical Products k Dye Stuff—

The Manufacturers Life Insur- , 28, Kwangsi Road; Teleph. 6866;

ance Co. P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Siebold-

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. com

Sberwin Williams Paints

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Post Office

Melchers & Co;, Exporters, Importers Acting Deputy Postal Commis-

and Shipping Merchants—6, Chekiang sioner in Charge—V. L. D’Alton

Road; Cable

and Nordlloyd Ads: Melchers, Melchersco

J. A.G. Henzler

Schuette, manager ^ Loo Ling

Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Manu-

facturers of Egg Products, Export,

^ Saw thing Import and Insurance—6, Lanshan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui «f c Road; Telephs. 3271 and 3853; P.O.

Co., Ltd.),Agents—Tangyi

Importers, Exporters Box

and Reutgen; 24; Cable Ads : Reutbrock and

Shipping

Ad:Y. Mitsui

Road; Cable 6th edn. andCodes: Acme, Mosse A.B.C.

Bentley’s

Ogawa, manager G. Duesing

II. Steinberg

Naicsai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.—Room No. J. Mueller

2, The Bank of Chosen Building, 8,

Kuantao Road; Teleph. 2149 and Russell Shipping

Insurance—86, Kwan

2010; Cable Ad: Naigai Hsien Road; Teleph. 3961; Cable

Ad: Russell

ft t 5* & * 0 'Schmidt, Dr. H.. Physician and Sur-

Jik pen mieiv hna

Nippon M enkwa Kabushiki Kaisha (Jap- geon—10, Hunan Road; P. O. Box 255

an Cotton Trading Co., Ltd ), Cotton, iScHNOCK, F., Civil Engineer —35, Paci-

Cotton and

chants Yarn,Commission

Cotton Piece Goods Mer- fic Road

Road; P.O. Box 88; CableAgents—Pekin

Ad: Menkwa Shantung Druggist and Hospital.

& M m> * u Supply Co.—25, Chungshan Road

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail

S.S. Co.)—45, Kuantao Road; P.O ;Siemssenfjj & Co., |jj| Chan-then

Import and Export,

Box 61; Cable Ad : Yusen Merchants, Engineers, Insurance—

D. Hakata, represeritative 15, Kwarigtung Road: Teleph. 4311;

Y. Oishi | M. Yanagase P O. Box 87; Cable Ad: Siemssen.

Head i Office : Hamburg, Germany.

/£ fa & m w Branches : Shanghai, Tientsin, Hong

Novella Hotel,Telephs.

Ltd., The—81, Kcng, Canton, Taiyuanfu, Peiping

Shan Hoad; 2390 andChurig5885 and Mukden

Cable Ad: “rOOO"- » fm oclaJ ; to' :; C. Heller, mgr.

A144 TSINGTAO, (KIAOCHAU)

Snow & Co., M. L., Chemist purveyors, Telephone Administration, The Chinese

and Inspectors — Exchange Building, Government, Tsingtao-1-!, Tangi Road;

Rooms 16 and 18;

Box 123; Cable Ad: Snow' Teleph. 4772.; P.O. Teleph. 2000

M. L. Snow, manager V. T. Liu, director

Southebn Baptist Mission e a « a * ± ffi

Rev. J. W. Lowe and wife Teh shih kii huo \)u hwng szu

Dr. W. C. Newton and wife Texas Co...(China) Ltd., The, Texaco

Mrs. S. E. Stephens Petroleum Prodttcts—Adams Bldg.,

St. Giles British School, Boarding Box 18, Chufu Road; Teleph. 3203; P.O.

and Day school for British and Bentley’s 139; Cable Ad : Texaco; Code :

European children . F. G. Keefe, district manager

B. G. Inge, headmaster G.D. H.F. Thomas,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Hongkong Lee, mktg.do.asst.

and Shanghai Bank Bldg., 7, Kuan; YV. Taylor, dist. acct.

tau Road; Telephs. 2507, 2508 find J. Dobrovolsky, steno.

2675; Cable Ad: Standvac Tsingtao Carpet Factory, The — 33,

J. M. Advent, acting manager Kiangse Road

R. J. Moore

H. Barten 211; A.Cable Ad: ;Carpets

Boerter,

Teleph. 3640; P.O; Box

manager

S.G. J.A.Bardens

Bell (Tsinan)

■ E.MissJ. H.Harrs, installation supt.

Fauske Tsingtao Directorate of Salt Adminis-

tration

S, Seo Director—Wu Tsu Yao

Co-do. —F. Funatsu (on leave)

States Steamship Co.—Exchange Bldg.,

Room 20; P.O. Box 123: Teleph. 4772, Tsingtao Dispensary—19, Chung Shan

Cable Ad: Statesline Road; Teleph. 5333 t

M. L. Snow, agent Dr. N. A. Mihaleff, proprietor

P. T. Liu, assistant E. V. Zueff, manager

G. J. TurmozeZoff, pharmaceutist

« m ^ Tsingtao Land and House Agency,

Shuang fu shih wu so Real Estate, Information Bureau

Tatarinoff & Bykoff, Real Estate and

General Commission Agents — 3, Chi- Building, 1,Agents—Tsingtao

and House Times

Hsia Road; Teleph. 1378; Cable Ad: leph. 4115; CableHsin Ad:

Tai Road; Te-

Times

Tatarinoff

Telberg’s, International Bookstore, Tsingtao Pharmacy, (Late A. S. Watson

Exporters of books published in

Wholesale

ShanandRoad;

Retail Druggists

Teleph. 4034;

China and Japan, Office supplies. Cable Ad: Dispensary

Stationery, Periodicals, and

English, French, German and Russian— Books — Prof. C. P. Chung,

Phar., r.p., manager ph.b., Maj. in

26, Chung Shan Road ; P.O. Box S. N. Hsu, R.P.

258; Cable Ad: Telberg. Branch

Office: Chefoo Ferguson Road Tsingtao Times, Ltd., Daily Newspaper

V.Geo.G. Telberg,

G. Telberg, proprietor

partner-manager (English and Chinese Editions)—!, Hsin

TaiWm.Road;

P, Kouzinetzov, secretary

Agencies \ Lyttle,Cable

editorAd: Times

Office Appliance Co., Shanghai F. C. Bardens

Royal Typewriter Co. fl] -f- Hawgr H

American Technical Society, Chi-

■Bennet.

cago College, Sheffield Ulf-Hansen

Insurance, t Co., Import,

Machinery Export,

North China Daily News and Agents—20, Kuan TauandRoad;

Commission

Teleph.

Herald 3006 ; Cable Ad: Ulfhansen

 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A145

Universal

General Trading and

and CommissionExpress Co., ^ M Djin Hwcun

Factory Representatives and Agents,

Custom Walter, David Lane & Co., General

Importers and Exporters—Teleph.

Brokers—16,

Ad: Express Chung Shan Road; Cable Yee3538Tsoong

; Cable Ad : Wende

M. Bielo-Kamen, mgr. Tobacco Distributors Ltd.

—20, Kuantao Road

Venus Drug Co., Wholesale and Re- Yoshizawa, ^ ^ Chi Chat

tail Druggists, Importers and Mill OwnerT.,—5, Importer, Exporter and

Manufacturers- 99, Chung Shah Road; Telephs. 2064; 2146,Chang2930 Lo

and Road;

3101;

Teleph. 5365 Cable Ad: Yoshizawa; Codes: All

S. F. Lew, general manager Standard

H. Y. Hsu, manager T. Yoshizawa, principal

TSINAJN

Tsinan, the capital of the province of Shantung, has the distinction of

being the first city in the Chinese Empire in which a Foreign Commercial

Settlement was voluntarily opened by the Government of China, The date

of its inauguration was January 10th, 1906. Within the area of this Settle-

ment, which lies outside the West Gate of Tsinan city, foreign merchants are

allowed to reside and trade and lease land; the leases are for terms of thirty

years, renewable for a similar term. The control of the Settlement is vested

in a Municipal Administration presided over by a Mayor appointed by the

Nationalist

of hills (Lat.Government.

36 deg. 50 min. The N.;

city Long.

of Tsinan lies E.),

il7 deg. to theandSouth

slopesofgradually

a range

upwards from North to South. Situated in the

magnificent springs giving forth many tons of water per minute, and south-west suburb are

the streams from these natural fountains flow through the city to a lake

situated on the north side. This abundance of water tends to make

Tsinan one of the cleanest as well ag one of the healthiest cities in

the Republic. The population was computed by the chief of Police at

the end of May, 1933, to be about 428,011, about one-twentieth of whom

profess the Mohammedan faith. Quite a considerablenumber of foreigners and foreign,

institutions h^Ve established themselves in the Foreign Settlement, and several

have erected large and imposing buildings. The chief of these are the British

Consulate-General,

the American Consulate, the Japanese

J apaneseConsulate-General, the German

hospital and the Chinese ConsulateResidential

Post Office. General,

buildings

ofin small are alsowhich

houses rapidlyarebeing constructed.

occupied by Thereandis quite

Chinese a boom

numbers of in the building

Japanese (1,646

1933) In addition to these, large buildings have been erected outside

ethe south suburb of the city for the Shantung Christian University incorporat-

A by charter from the Canadian Government. The Hospital of the Medical College,

which is a department of this University, has completed a large new unit during,the

summer of 1935. andThehasTientsimPukow

the Settlement, Railway

built offices and Co. owns a large

dwelling-houses piece ofofground

fOr members the staffin

thereon.

With the introduction of the use of machinery Tsinan is becoming more

important as an industrial city. There are now about 40 industrial establish-

ments

turningwhichout can

22,000claim

.bagstoperbe, day,

more2 ormatch

less, factories,

modern factories:—7 flourseveral

3 cotton mills, mills

hair net factories, 'paper, iron and brass goods., soap, dye, leather, needles,

wme, cloth, etc., factories," and a press packing plant.

Tsinan200is miles,

Tientsin connected

and bywithrailPukow

with Tsingfcao (Kiaochau),It distant

oft the Yangtsze. is also 280 miles,

connected

4146 TSINAN

by a small, riveiv npjv' in orocote of canalization, with: Yang Chao Kk>a, on the

Gylf of Chihli, distant i4Q miles,, .whence there are oocasional steamers to

Ojh.efoo. Tsinan stands five miles";sohtn of.,the Hnang-ho or Yellow River, arid

in spite of sonie difficulties/of navigation there is a considerable: jnnk traffic

between its r'iVer port pf iio.-kou and the Grand Canal, which enters the river

80 miles higher up. This trade;is almost, if not quite, entirely with the' south,

to Tsiningchou and’heyoria,' since'the canal from the Huangho northward to

Lin-ching-chiou has been, unnayigable for several years. The high road from

Tsinan to the north crosses the Huang-ho by ferry at Chi-ho Hsien, distant

18’

Cbkowmiles.through

Since communication

the opening in has 1912•been

6f the bridge over

established on thethe Tsin

Yellow River a

Pu Railway

frobi Tientsin to Pukow via Tsinan.

‘ Bus lines

distant. Lar^oare being'operated in five directions, to points more than. 100j miles

! jnot,Q,r truck.sarb^alsO; bfeing put into service, to replace (the native-

carts for haulirig edttbn hM^^e^land freight.

workSome ten Protestant

in and around Tsinan. and theThere

RomanareCatholic

more Missions

than 270areAmerican,

conductingEnglish

extensive

and

European persons resident in the SetthBinenjt apdsuburbs of the city.

plant The whole

has colleges city is

been completed lighted by eldctrifnty

this year. A’new unit as large as the original

building and schools, and Great

among activity has recently

the interesting been evinced

institutions of thein

town the Tsinan Institute, wow- connected with the Shantung Christian

Up/Lversity is a remarkable: and, vpry interesting estaiblishment that, ,should not-

be, overlooked..

is distant some: The northerp,

20 miles' (45 bypppred

road)mountain pf ,China,

to the south. Kfifu,TaitheShan (5,100 feet),

birthplace and

the tomb of Confucius, 1and the residence of the Cpnfucian duke, are about 100

miles away in, the same direction. '

DIRECTORY

J| tiH Stun. C'heoug Carlpwitz

Shaii Lu;&Cable Co., Ad:

Merchants—76,

Aegchinaco Wei

ANbisnsEN, Meyrr & Co., Ltd., Engineers,

Contractors, Importers and Manu-

facturers—TTIpph. 1530 * ‘ Cable Ad : Main Street; Cable Ad: Ycmaee Fourth

China Engineers, Ltd.—165,

Danica

H. Y.Agencies

Tung, manager

(For See. Shanghai Sectiany ft *

Tseanq iah mu, horiy 1iui)y sz

s] vlii >K 35 m 55 ^ China Import and Export Lumber Co.r

'Yxg}(j . xluAinj a si g fijfq yu hung sz Ltd.—Cable Ad: Lumberco

Asiatic Pet hole cm

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric Co. (North China), China Travel Service—107, Second Main

: E. Lb Nashv manager Street; Cable Ad: Travel bank

. J. C. Pullen: ^ CuuExportsiS Co.,,of Samuei, Manufacturers and

Human Hair Nets, Imports

. Chung fa pao tai s/mi ho pao /men.. ofSeventhForeign

Main RoadGeneral

; CableGoods

Ad : —Chuco;

2060,

kurig sze All Codes Used. Branches: Tsingtao

Assurance

Marine and Franco-As .Fire,— Tsingchowfu, Shoukuang and Ch,angle r

Mot^r Caria oto'^nsurauce

Office of Internatioiial’ Savings, 1 Society, CONSULATES 1

Oohter . American

Oorisul- , John/ M., Allison'_

Efh Lu;ofTeleph.

San Ma 604 Lu and Small'Wei

J. F. Kearney, agent British —Consulate under the Charge-

Bank

6802 ofor Centrobank

China—Erh Ma Lu;i Gable Ad: oftaoH.B.M. Consulate "General. Tsing

 TSINAN A147

German—Cable Ad: Oonsugernia m -g cm u

Censul:; Dr. Fr. Siebeft Grill, Max, Import Merchant

Consular Secretary-^G. Hesse A. Baumann, manager

Japanese h $£

C6nsul-Genereil--K. Nishida Ying shdng po wa men yang c/ien

yu hsieh Kung sz

Imperial ChemicalChemicals,

Ltd., Industrial .IndustriesFertilizers

(China),

Credit

Banque,Fancier d’ExtreMeArchitects,

Hypothecaire, Orient, and Dyestuffs—41, Hsieh Ma Lu,

Manufacture Ceramique—Wei Erh Lu; Wei Shan Lu; Teleph. 875; P.O.

Teleph. 1447; Cable Ad: Belfran. Box 29; Cable Ad : Alkali; Code :

Branches: Shanghai, Peiping, Tientsin,

Hankow, Hongkong Bentley’s

J. Song W. T. Lung

{For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

}j| Daw fu Ma & Co.,. Y. C., General Insurance

Dau & Co., C., Export and Import— Agents & Machinery Dealers —165,

Teleph. 1436; Cable Ad: Dauco; Fourth Main Street; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Ycmaco

Y. C. Ma, ; Codes : Bentley’s

general mgr.

Bentley’s, Acme, and Rudolf Mosse

A. Krueger, partner L.I. T.H.Ma,

Lo, manager

chief acct.

W. E. Lochte, do.

M ^ f* Te hud i yuan Ministry of Finance (District In-

Deutsch-Chinesisches spectorate of Salt Revenue,V. Shantung)

(German Hospital) Kkankenhaus District Inspector—Z.

Co.-District Inspector—J. LeeC. Croome

Assist. do —H. W. Chang

^ m f* Chief Secretary—L.

Do. Accountant—T. T. Liu

S. Sben

DecWaibel

tsch e &Farben Handelsgesellsohaft Releasing Officer—Li Chi Hsi

Co. (Niederlassung), Wangkuan Assist. District

Import

Indigo, Aniline-Dyes, Chemicals Inspector—L. F. Wang

(Indanthrene Cloth and Sundries)—57, Co.-Assist.

Chefoo Assist.Dist.District

Insp.—(vacant)

Inspectors—

We San Lu; Teleph. 9C8; P.O. Box 5 S. Ma and M. Young

Th. Theer Tsingtao Assist. District Inspectors—

H. Musshoff Koksan J. Woo and D. Kitamura

I. Gaedicke

Du Pont de Nemours &. Co., Inc., E.I., MISSIONS

Manufacturers

Aniline Dyes andandChemicals—23,

Importers of Indigo,

Sheng-

ping Road, Settlement; ‘it’ iS

Teleph. 1921; American XJtiang Jao hui

Cable Ad: Dupont Presbyterian Mission—East

Suburb

Mrs. W. B. Hamilton

^ ^ Kung mao Miss E,M. S.H.Boehne

Miss Woods

Feazar Federal, Inc., U.S.A., Automotive Rev.

Mr. andMrs.

and Mrs.A.,C.A.E.Torrance

Scott

and

MainIndustrial Engineering—468,

Road; Teleph. 1410- CableThirdAd: Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Torrey, Jr.

Frazar Miss H. C. Madelaire

Miss M. L. Donaldson

E.F.R. W.

F. SjAelman,

E. Frazar,

McCann,

pres. (Tientsin)

vice-pres.

treasurer (Yokohama)

(Tientsin)

W. Hanisch, secretary (Tientsin) ^ Tien chu tang

Y. W. Frank, manager Catholic Mission—Hung Kia Lou

 A148 •TSINAN

Home of Oneseehorus, Mission Saul Tradino Co., Manufacturers of

Industrial School, Exporters of Hairnets and Laces—P.O. Box 49; Cable

Handcarved WalhUt Tea Tables, Ad:H.Saultradco Gesehwind, manager

Silk and Linen Cross-stitch 'Goods Woo Pei-chi

—Cable Ad: Homos

L. M. Anglin, president i Shanghai Commercial and Savings

G. A. Lundmaak, vtce^pres. Bank, Ltd.—Cable Ad: Comsavbank

Sterling \V. Chow, secretary

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Seventh Day Adventist Mission Shantung Christian University

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Although situated nearly midway between Hongkong and Tientsin, Shanghai was

the most northerly of the “ Five Ports ” opened to foreign trade under the provisions-

ofof the

the external

British Treaty

trade ofofChina. Nanking, andinforthemany

It lies yearspeninsula

alluvial constitutedformed

the northern

betweenlimit the

main mouth of the Yangtsze Biver and Hangchow Bay, in the extreme south-east of

the province of Kiangsu, in latitude 31° 14' 29" N. and

•rich, and at the junction of the Whangpoo Biver with the Woosung, the latter now longitude 121° 29' east of Green

asreduced to the dimensions

the Soochow Creek. The of anForeign

ordinarySettlement

tidal creek,is situated

and known sometotwelve

foreignmiles

residents

above

the junction of the Whangpoo with the most southern

junction is situated the town of Woosung, which some years ago the Chinese Govern- arm of the Yangtze. At this

ment formally converted into a separate port open to foreign commerce. Except as a

?lace

acificoftrade

call forof the large steamers,

Northern China, and whichas now carry ofon anchorage

a place the rapidly for growing trans-

the larger

craft while waiting for favourable tides or weather,

availed of, owing mainly to the constricted and exposed nature of the anchorage this convenience is not much

ground availablebywithin

with Shanghai the entrance

a motor road 30of-the feet Whangpoo.

wide, and inInthe 1919same

Woosung

year wasthe connected

Woosung

Electric Lighting

forming Woosung Company commencedindustrial

its service.centre The make-

project,slow

however, for trans-

cotton

has l>eenmills haveininto

acquired been anerected

their vicinity

important

forthere—one

the building of them run sugar

of a large

progress.

by electricity—and

refinery. The value

Two

land

of land rose enormously in 1920 and, owing to the influx of population since the

establishment

have gone up ofintheconsequence. new mills, house As aaccommodation

river the Whangpoo has become is ofscarce and rents

comparatively

recent origin scarcely dating beyond the thirteenth

was merely an unimportant canal. Lower Kiangsu forms an immense plain, the century, before which

gift ofit

the Yangtsze, and is still growing at the rate

miles per annum ; a few isolated hills, formerly constituting islands in the sea, of approximately two square

alone rise from this plain, the nearest of which, the Fung-hwang-shan, consisting of

fifteensixto twenty

some detachedmiles,summits,

are visiblenonefrom exceeding

the higher 250 buildings

feet in altitude, and distant from

of Shanghai.

Flora and Fauna

This Kiangsu plain lias been called the Garden of China, and the population is

perhaps

vary, owing denser

to thethanabsence

in anyof other portion ofsense

any statistical the inEmpire of equalasextent.

the Chinese a people,Estimates

but by

foreigners

square mile.the population

The soil, is usually

consisting accepted

entirely ofas from

alluvia eight

carriedhundred

down tobya the

thousand

Yangtsze,per

is fairly fertile, and, the land being easily irrigated owing to the numerous

waterwaysOwing

grown. whichto traverse

the latitude it inandevery

the direction,

fact that the heavy cropsisofpretty

rainfall the various staples are

well distributed

through the year, two crops per annum are regularly produced, arid these are of

markedly

that of the northern temperate regions elsewhere, while the autumn crop,similar

different types ; the spring crop, gathered in May or June, being gatheredto

inconsist

September and October, is distinctly tropical or sub tropical. The spring crops

of variousof descriptions,

wheat, two orbeans threeand distinct

lucerne varieties of barley, rape,

predominating. Theand leguminous

latter planes

are frequently

ploughed into the land without gathering to make manure for the more valuable

summer

tion of the products. The summer

former having of latecrops

years,consist

owingmainly of cottondemand

to the growing and ricefor; use

theatcultiva-

home,

and

cottonforspinning

export toandwestern

weavingandindustries

northernhave provinces,

for someas years

well aspasttotaken

Japan,—where

a firm hold— the

considerably increased, accompanied by a similar decrease in the acreage under rice

 A150 SHANGHAI

cultivation. This decrease is, however, to a certain extent counterbalanced by an

increase in the production of winter wheat, partly owing to an enlarged acreage, but

probably more to improved cultivation, stimulated by the introduction of steam flour-

mills. Besides these staple crops t^hpr^ are grown during the summer peas and beans

of several

asmediately

cabbages,descriptions, oil bearingcucumbers,

carrots,to the

melons, drops suchbrinjals,

as sesamum, and such domestic products

adjacent great silk producing region etc. Although

of China, so greatShanghai is im-

is the demand

on the soil

•cultivation. for other purposes that a comparatively small area is under mulberry

cotton and oilTheplants, large hassupersession

certainly ofhadriceancultivation

ameliorating in favour

effectofondrythecrops, sucli asin

climate

summer, and has much reduced the liability of European residents to malarious'com-

plaints, which now are, as a rule, of extremely mild types.

Although the growth of forest and fruit trees is heavily handicapped by the small

depth at. which permanent subsoil water is always to be found, Shanghai produces

several

long andvarieties

late spring,of fruits

whichbelonging

continues totilltemperate

well into regions.

June. CherriesMainly ofthissmall

is duesizetoand

the

poor flavour are common about the beginning of May, fair strawberries are now

also to be

eriobotrya, had towards the latter half of the same month, and are succeeded by the

apricots, etc.,known locallyvarieties,

of various as the enter

bibo. theAs market,

the summer to beproceeds

succeededplums,

by fairnectarines,

peaches

and grapes.

nature of the Nonesoil andof these fruits,ofhowever,

the absence attain drainage,

proper sub-soil perfection,butpartly

chieflyowing

to thetowantthe

ofculture

skill onandthethepartabsence of knowledge of the most elementary

of the native growers. Persimmons, apples, pears, walnuts, grapes, principles of fruit

and other more northerly fruits are largely imported from the north, and more re-

cently from

quantities Japan, or the westandcoastvicinity.

roundfromHangchow of America.Oranges Persimnonsvariousaretodescriptions

grown in large

pumeloes come the more southern coast ports, from ofWenchow Canton ; while and

from the Philippines and Jndo-China come the varied fruit products of the tropics.

Of

the trees, willows

salisburia take the first place, but are followed by at least two species of elm.

Flowering trees,(maiden

such as the hairmagnolia

tree), pines,

in threeyews,or more

bamboos, oakstheandmelia,

species, chestnuts,

paulownia,etc.

wistaria and later gardenia and lagerstromia and many more lend variety in their

various seasons to the landscape, while up to the latter end of June the ordinary

cultivated flowers of Europe grow well and abundantly. In winter, too, orchids and

•the finer tropical

Siderable attentionplants growto well

is paid under glass,

horticulture, and both

the public parkspublicly and privately

and gardens having within con

the last few years increased both in number and area, as well as in being attended to

■chrysanthemum

regularly by trained and botanical

peony, though experts.

roses The native Cultivated

are largely flowers most in evidence

for their scent. are the

Owing to the thickness of the population the native mammalian fauna.has been

almost exterminated, being practically confined to a single species of small deer, the

hydropotes inermis, the

however, extensive, badger,and

pheasants andpartridges

one or twobeing of thestill

stoatfairly

family. The avi-fauna

abundant in certain is,

localities, while during the cold season snipe, duck, teal

fo wl are plentiful about the numerous marsnes and river channels. _ The other birds and other species of wild

are nearlytheidentical

evidence, with thebeing

most noteworthy palsearctic fauna ofof alligator

Europe. not Reptiles are little in

long. This animal is a resident of athesmall species

lower Yangtsze, especially exceeding

about Wuhu, six feet

but

young individuals have been occasionally found in the marshes of the Whangpoo

opposite Shanghai.History

on the Natural No single

of thework of commanding

Kiangnan Provinces,authority

and the has worksyetofbeen published

the'principal

explorers,

in the“ With the late

proceedings Robert Swinhoe, E.L.S., and Pere Heud, S.J., have to be searched for

men, Gun andof Boatvarious learned

in the societies.

Yangtze Valley,”A work

by thespecially

late H. interesting to sports-

T. Wade, published

in 1895, gives much varied and useful information on the subject, and Mr. G. S. Wilkinson

has recently published a book on “Shanghai Birds.”

The Making of the Port

That portion of the Whangpoo river opposite the original British Settlement, now

known

cut by an officer bearing thewas,

as the Ceptral District, nameaccording

of Hwang, tp a doubtful

to open tradition, formerly awith

a communication canal,a

lake opposite the town of T’sipao, some seven miles above the native city, but it now

 SHANGHAI A151

constitutes the principal draxnagte chxinhel from the upper country. This was formerly

accomplished by the Woosuhg-River, now in its turn reduced to the dimensions of a

creek, which, however, still forms the main water approach toSoochow. The Whangpoo

was at the time of the opening of the port some 2,000 feet across at low water opposite

the Settlements, but is now reduced owing to silt and to the embankment of both

shores

improved to form

trainingwharves. As thisthenarrowing

of the banks of the stream

actual decrease in widthhasofbeen accompanied

the navigable by anis

channel

ofchanges

no greatin the reaches of the river between Shanghai and Woosung, where the the

importance. A similar optimistic view could not, however, be taken of de-

terioration

1843. When offirst

the frequented

navigable channel by foreignwa^snipping

progressive an after thewidening

extensive opening ofof the the channel

port in

was found immediately inside Wdosung, and this led to a shallowing of the stream;

presentlyintoantwoisland

stream commenced

channels and, atontothethat

grow

sameside.up

time,inThethis shallow

deflected part, which divided the

bank, with consequent erosion .result the current

of these towards

causes the right

was that both

channels

draught were blocked by bairs, impassable at Iqwsteapiers water to all .but onlythe mostthe shallow-

high-waterriver boats, At

springs. and the large

other periodsoeean-going

goods intended to could be landed enter

at Shanghai riverhadat

toas well

be conveyed

as the cost of lighterage were heavy charges on the commerce of the port. vessels

some thirteen miles in lighters. The enforced detention of the

The unsatisfactory condition of the lower river was a constant cause of

complaint te tothe assume

commenced Government alarming from about; 1850, when

proportions, the deterioration of the by channel

foreign

fortunately (Governments

in this, having

as in manythe largest

other things inandthedredging

interestconcerning commerce

the good

wasof the

of

urged

the port.

port,

the

Un-

the

reactionary authorities at the Capital were able to shelter themselves behind the

representatives, of the Powers jess interpsted in commerce, and, as by traditional

arrangements, numbers alone count in such affairs, Ppking was always able to evade its

responsibilities'.

Lipowerful

Hung aid Chang The late

was apolicyImperial Government,

characteristic type, andlookedlargelyuponguided by statesmen of whom

in their of exclusion, refused tothedo Bar at Woosung

anything towardsasthea

improvement

prove ineffective. of theThe.

navigation,

foreign ormerchants,

deliberatelyassisted

took measures which they knew

by the Municipality, took would

steps

to have the lower river surveyed and reported on by competent foreign hydraulic

engineers..

foreign After the cjefeat of the antijpreign party in 1900, and the capture, by

mddel oftroops,that offormed

Peking,for the,se

'the port reportsof were

London, accepted,

whereinandlocal

a River Authority

as well op the

as. Imperial

interests wereentirely

difficulties, represented,

political,wasofagreed

the casebn had by allbeenparties, and it and

surmounted wasthat hopedworkthatwould

the

be immediately

retarding commenced.

influences were still It isatnotwork.

necessary here to go into

A reactionary viceroydetails,

of the but Kiangnan

the same

provinces

river underwas thethe toolofChosen;

advice a foreignheengineer,

offered tooverundertake the workofofwhom

the appointment controlling the

the foreign

Powers were to have a vetb; and, ever ready with China to accept the promise for

the deed,

the viceroy the foreign

should representatives,

undertake as.theinwhole apparently

of the financial impressed

burden,by the engagement that

shared

tion. by The.theresult

beneficiaries

was. that Mr. thedeaccepted, Rijke, scheme,

the gentlemanagreed instead

toformerly

the new of itsproposi-

being

consulted

by the mercantile community of Shanghai, an engineer of standing who had carried

out severalEngineer-in-Gfhief

appointed important works in the connection with the Japanese Government, wasa

Board consisting of the Shanghaiby Taotai Chinese

and the Government

CommissionerinofJune, Customs. 1906, Theundertwo

main obstructions in the river were the Outer Bar, in the mouth, and the Inner Bar, a

little farther

jetty, startingupfrom river.the Through

left shore the firstto.a deep

channel was scoured bythebuilding a obstruc-

concave

tion, the

dams andchannel

dredging. was diverted

The dredging fromacross

work side,towater.

the eastamounted the To ofevade

west

to about Gough

8,000,000

secondby

Island

cubic yards.. fascineIn

September, 1909, all the shipping was transferred to the

at low water, and 600 feet broad. Compiuuication with the sea was not interrupted new channel, then 18 feet deep

for

and a single, day. exceeded,

During 19lQ, work , wasend carried put yearsparingly,

Mr. ofdefunds being exhausted

and the the estimates

greater part of the until

staff atwasthedismissed,of thathardly half theRijke

worklefthaving

for home,

beep

completed.

.A152 SHANGHAI

Id December, 1910, with the approval of the Diplomatic Body in Peiping,

Mr. H. von Heidenstam, c.E., and Captain in the Royal Swedish Corps of

Engineers, was appointed Engineer-in-Chief. He prepared a detailed “Pro-

ject for the .Continued Whangpoo Regulation” with plans and estimates for

-a period of ten years involving a total outlay of six million Taels, which was

approved by ail concerned but could not be started owing to lack of funds.

A practical scheme for the carrying out of Mr. von Heidenstam’s project was

ultimately evolved by the Shanghai ■Chamber of Commerce. This was based

on the levying of 3 per cent, conservancy tax on all Customs duties and 1$

jier mille of value on duty-free imported or exported goods, the administration

to be carried on by a Board consisting of the Shanghai Commissioner for

Foreign Affairs, the Commissioner of Customs and the Harbour Master.

After lengthy negotiations during 1911 and 1912, this scheme, with some

minor amendments, was approved by the Government in April, 1912. The

scheme was put into operation on May 15th, 1912, according to Mr. von Hei-

denstam’s project. A new parallel jetty on the eastern side of the former

Cuter Bar, training-works in the Upper River, and the dredging of some

7,000,000 cubic yards, mostly at convexes and in the Astraea Channel, were

executed. r The former Outer Bar, where only 16 feet of water were available

in 1907, w as thus finally eliminated, and the shallowest reach in the whole

river became over 24 feet deep over a width of 600 feet in the narrowest places.

In 1915 and 1916 the narrow reach at the Chinese City at Nantao was widened

by dredging, and a new bund was created for the Chinese City. Towards

the end of 1916 the Board acquired the first installation of its own dredging

plant. At the end of 1921, Mr. von Heidenstam’s project, started in 1912,

had been practically completed, at a cost of about five million Taels, as

■against the estimate of six millions. For many years it had been foreseen

that the rapid growth of shipping in the port and the inerease in the size

of the ships would necessitate a general port policy including if possible a

regulation of the great bar in the Yangtze below Woosung. After investiga-

tions, extending back to 1315, into the state of the Yangtze Estuary and into

the possibilities for future harbour development, a Committee of Consulting

Engineers was convened in 1921 who reported in favour of a reorganization

of the Board into a Port Authority with adequate powers to dredge the

Yangtsze bar and to execute harbour works. Their report has not yet been

acted on.

The Harbour in point of tonnage now ranks 5th among the principal

ports of the world. Shanghai serves a hinterland of some 750,000 square miles and is

likely to remain the principal entrepot for the trade of North and Central China. The

mooring accommodation

to the enormous in thedevelopments

shipping Harbour for steamers

of recenthaving

years become inaequatecalled

the Customs owinga

conference, representing Chinese and foreign shipping interests, in December

1925, and a comprehensive re-berthing plan was drawn up, which was en-

dorsed by the Consular Body and the Chambers of Commerce concerned.

The present position of Shanghai as a world port is due almost entirely

to the activities of the Whangpoo Conservancy Board. In 1905, as stated,

the Outer Bar at the mouth of the River had a depth of 15 feet at low water,

while three miles up stream the River divided into two channels—one of eight

feet depth, and the other of eleven feet depth (the Inner Bar). A channel

of at least 25 feet at lowest water now exists! This remarkable progress may

be attributed to the able scheme devised by the Dutch Engineer Mr. J. de

Rijke. The Retard adopted, and has since consistently adhered to, his re-

commendations, and results have conclusively proved the soundness and cor-

rectness of his views. Mr. von Heidenstam proved a most able successor, and

his broad views have been of great value. He retired owing to ill health in

1928, arid was succeeded by Dr. H. Chatley, m.inst.c.e.

 SHANGHAI A153

History

The origin of the name “Shanghai,” which literally means “Upper Sea,”

has been much debated, but probably like Kaoch’ang, “High Reeds,” and

Kiangwan, “River Bend,” names still existing in the neighbourhood, was

merely the vernacular title given to the place when still an island at the

mouth of the Yangtsze. It does not appear in history till the time of the

Mongol Empire. We find at various periods, from after Han downwards,

that K'wenshan, Ohangshu, iKiating, etc., were T constituted into separate

hsiens, and that in the year 1292 Shanghai w as likewise erected into a

separate district and placed under Sungkiang-fu, which itself had only fifteen

years

Chekiang.previously

Prior been

to thatdivided

it hadfrombeenKiahsing-fu, now instation

made a Customs’ the province

on account of

of its favourable position for trade, but its growth had been slow, and for

centuries the chief trade of the lower district had been concentrated at the

mouth of the Liu-ho, now an insignificant creek which, passing T’aitsang,

joins the Yangtsze some twenty-five miles above Woosung.

With the silting up of the Liu"-ho and its eventual extinction as a navi

gable channel, largely brought about apparently by the opening of the

Whangpoo before alluded to, Shanghai became the principal shipping port

cf this region; and such it had been for some centuries when it was visited

in 1832 by Mr. H. H. Lindsay, head of the late firm of Lindsay & Co.,

accompanied by the Rev. Chas. Gutzlaff, in the Lord Amherst, with a view

to opening up trade, and from that time begins its modern history. Mr.

(Lindsay in his report of the visit says that he counted upwards of four

hundred junks passing inwards every day for seven days, and found the

place possessed commodious wharves and large warehouses. Three years later

it was visited by Dr. Medhurst, who confirmed the account given by Mr. Lind-

say. On the 13th June, 1842, a British fleet under Vice-Admiral Sir William

Parker, and a military force of 4,000 men under Sir Hugh Gough, captured

the Woosung forts, which mounted 175 guns, and took the hsien (district)

city of Paoshan. On the 19th, after a slight resistance, the force gained

possession of Shanghai, the officials and a large proportion of the inhabitants

having fled the previous evening, although great preparations had been made

for the defence, 409 pieces of cannon being taken possession of by the British.

The people, however, rapidly returned and business was resumed. The same

force afterwards captured Chapoo and Chinkiang, after which the fleet,

having blockaded the Imperial Canal and anchored opposite to blanking, the

treaty of Nanking was signed, and the ports of Swmtow, Amoy, Foochow,

Ningpo, and Shanghai were opened to trade. The city was evacuated on the

23rd

were June.

erected The

at thewalls,

timethree

of theandJapanese

a half invasion,

miles in incircuit with seven

the latter part ofgates,

the

sixteenth century.

The ground selected by Captain Balfour, the first British Consul for a

Settlement for his nationals iies about half a mile north of the city walls,

between the Yangkingpang and Soochow creeks, and extends backward from

the river to what was still recently a ditch connecting the two, afterwards

called theBoth

square. Defence Creek, thus forming

the Yangkingpang and thewhatDefence

may beCreek

termedhavean now

islandbeena mile

eul-

verted and made into broad roadwmys, known respectively as Avenue Edward

VII. and Thibet Road The port was formally declared open to trade on the

17th November, 1843. Some years were occupied in draining and laying out

the ground, which was mostly a marsh with numerous ponds and creeks. The

foreigners in the meantime lived at Nantao, a suburb between the city and

the river, the British Consulate being in the city. In two years a few houses

were built in the Settlement, and by 1849 most foreigners had taken up their

residence in it. By that time twenty-five firms were established, and the

foreign residents numbered a hundred, including seven ladies. In that year

an English Church was built, and on 21st, November the foundation of the

A154 SHANGHAI

Homan Catholic Cathedral at Tungkadoo was laid. The French were, in

1849, granted the ground between the city walls and the British Settlement

on ,the same terms,; and, in exchange for help rendered in driving out the

rebels who had seized the city in 1853, got a grant of the land extending,

for about a mile ito the south between the city walls and the river. They

have since, by purchase, extended the bounds of the Concession westward to

the “Ningpo Joss House,V a mile from the river. Negotiations were instituted

for an extension of the Concess-ion to Siccawei, a village chiefly occupied by

the Jesuits and their cppverts, situated at the end of the French Municipal

Hoad and fiye miles from the French Bund, but in this;the French were only

partially,, successful, a small extension as far as the Old Cemetery being

granted them in 1899 In the, later fifties the Americans rented land imme-

diately north of Sooch^w Creek, in the district called Hongkew. A greatly

enlarged boundary for the Settlement was granted in 1901.

As a port for foreign trade Shanghai grew but gradually until it gained a great

impetus

Treaty ofbyTientsin,

the opening and ina further

1861 of the langtsze

increase by theandbpehing

northern

up ofports,

Japan.secured by the

In March,

1848, owing, tq an assault op, some missionaries near; Shanghai,

Consul, blocked the pprt and stopped, the passage outwards of eleven hundred grain Mr. Alcock, the British

junks, yiiis drastic measure, by which grain for. the North was cut off, .brought - the-

authdrities

arranged. The td their senses,ofand

first event after sending

importance since thea man-of-war

advent of Spito eigners

Nankingwasthethematter takingwasof

the native city on 7th September, 1853, by the Triad rebels, who held it for seventeen

months, althdUgli repeatedly hesieged and attacked by the Imperialists. This caused a

oflarge

landnumber

rose of refugees

very to seek Atshelter

considerably. that within

time a the foreignforce

Volunteer Settlements,

foreign residents, under the command of Captain (afterwards Sir Thomas) Wade, which was formed andamongthe price

the

did

when really good service.in conjunction

thefield

Volunteers The battle ofwith“ Muddy Flatforces,

thenumbering

Naval ” wasconsisting

fought on 4thallApril,

of 300 1854,

with one piece, drove the Imperialists, 10,000 men, frominthe neighbour-men

hood of the Settlements and burned their camps. Tw o of the Volunteers and one

American were killed, and ten men wounded. Owing to the occupation of the city the

authorities were powerless to collect the duties, which for a'short time were not paid

and

Consulsit.was,(British,

in consequence,

French, agreed in July, 1854,

and American) that between

they should the Taotai and the under

be collected three

foreign,

Government control. This

that theThe was

system found to worlp

was,Inspectorate so much

subseqpentlyoftoCustoms to the

the Treaty advantage of the Chinese

all the open ports. Foreign was ofestablished

Tientsin, extended

in 1861, theto

headquarters

ought still to he, of which were for some

at Shanghai. In 1861years,

theand, according

Taipings to the original

approached Shanghai, regulations,

occupied

the, buildings

eaptiute of the onJesuits

of Soochow 25th atMay,Sicawei, anddriven

1860, had threatened

a largethenuniber

city andof the

settlements.

inhabitantsThe of

that'Pity

populationandincreased

the surrounding

rapidly.districts

It wasto variously

Shanghai for protection,

estimated so that

at from fourthehundred

native

thousand to a million, but the smaller number is probably nearer the truth. By 1861

provisions

previously, had increased

Efforts in price

were made to four

to keep the times

rebels what they hadfrom

at a, distance beenShanghai;

somey ears,a>

detachment

while'the of British

gates' on the Royal

side MarinestheandFrench

towards an Indian Regiment

Settlement were garrisoned

guarded bythethewalls,

French

Marines. In August, 1861, the city was attacked, and

walls and river were in consequence destroyed by the French, the rebels being the suburbs between city

ultimately

thousand driven

again back. IntheDecember

threatened Settlements. the rebels

The ttethe number

approaches were of one hundred

barricaded and the

Defence Creek 1 constructed and fortified at an expense of forty-five thousand taels.

Before,

radius the close

of thirty of 1862

miles the

around rebels had been

Shanghai. cost driven

So immensely by the British

did the Forces

priceperof land beyond

rise thata

it is stated ground which hadoriginally foreigners fifty pounds acre was sold

for ten thousand pounds. At this time the old Race Course and Cricket Ground,

situated within the British Settlement, was sold at such a profit that after the share-

holders had been repaid the original cost there was a balance of some forty-five

thoilsandof taels,

theuise whichtothebe owners

the public, generously devoted to the foundation of a fund for

thiffy thousand taels of applied to the purposes

this amount were lentof recreation only. Unfortunately

by the treasurer on his owfo

 SHANGHAI Al5o

responsibility,

holders to the Club,

were never able to repay in which

this institution hq was

loan out of the profitson'behalfa shareholder. As, the share-

pn the Club,thethe'Recreation

building

and

Fund,furniture

td whichwerethetaken buildingoverstill

in 1869,by.

beldrigs. theThistrustees,

fund: hits pt-dvedofvdiy useful in

rendering

ground in assistance

the interiorto some of theotherRacepublic

Course,institiitiofiSj

which is now bdside& havihg

leaded piufchased

by the hll the

Municipality

and, with the exception of the steeplechase course at training seasons Only; set aside

astaken

a Public Recreation

by thewithMunicipality, Ground, by

inRange which

conjunction name it is known.

withthetheHongkew More

trustees ofSettlement,recently

the fund, an steps

to acquire,were

in

connection the new Rifle adjoining

park for public recreation. This, which covers some fifty or sixty acres, has been additional

laid out, and is fully available for public use, relieving (the congestion; of the gro.und in

the

mayinterior ofprogress

see in tennis the Race Course

at the same where, during

time half abath summer

dozen on matches,

a Saturday afternoon, one

and several matches. The swimmiiig in cricket

tihe ! Hongkew baseball,

Grourid Waspolo, golf

opened

in 1907.

At the time the local native Authorities were severely pressed they availed

themselves

hand partlyofcomposed

the services of an American

of deserters from foreign adventurer

ships andnamed roNvdiesWard,

of allwho raisedwhoa

nations,

had congregated at Shanghai, with whose help he drilled a regiment of native's. This

force, notwithstanding its unpromising commencement,

siderable amount of efficiency, and did good and useful service. This was acknowledg- attained under Ward a con-

ed in a manner unusual, where foreigners are concerned, by the Chinese authorities,

who afterarehisstill

services death reared in the city of Sungkiangfu thea temple to his under

memory, where

mand of another maintained.

American of the After

nameWard was killed who

of Burgevine, force

provedpassed

unfaithful tothehiscom-

flag

and subsequently transferred his services to the Taiping rebels. The Imperial

Authorities found

their earnestGeneral, it

requestGordon,impossible

AdmiralR.E., to control

Sir James these raw and undisciplined levies, and at

afterwards to the Hope

command.consented Having to thebyappoiritment

him been made of Major,

amen-

able to discipline,

rebellion; indeed, this force now rendered

it isassistance

generally the

thatgreatest service inwould the suppression haveofbeen

the

overcome but for the ofbelieved

“The Ever-Victoriousthe Taipings Army,” as this neverhastily-raised

band was named. Amongst other services they regained possession of the important

city of Soochow on 27th November, 1863, which virtually ended the rebellion. There

is,pression,

however,manymuch roombest

of those for capable

doubt asoftojudging the. wisdombeing ofof foreigners

opinion that aiding

the incivilization

its sup-

of the Empire would have had a much better chance

dynasty been then overthrown. Certainly European nations, merely in exchange for the of progressing had the decaying

promise of neutrality,

monument might have made

officersalmost thisanyregiment

terms with theforTaiping rebels;at theA

north end ofin thememory Bundofandthewas fallen

afterwards oftransferred to thestoodPublic many years

Gardens. Erom

1860 to 1867 one British and two Indian Regiments, and a battery of British Artillery

were stationed at Shanghai.

sketch. SinceOnthatChristmas

time there Eve,have1870,been

the few historical

British Consulate events wasworthy

burnedofdowu recordandin most

a briefof

the

owingrecords to thecompletely

intentionlost.of theIn Municipal

May, 1874, Councila riot oc'toetnTedmakein atheroadFrench Settlement

thrdiigh ah old

graveyard belonging to the Ningpo Guild. One br two Europeans were severely

injured,

property and was eight nativesAnlostextensive

destroyed. their lives.

fire inAtheconsictbrnble

French Concessionamount ofin fdreign

August,owned

1879,

destroyed 221 houses; the loss was estimated at Tls. 1,500,000.“

celebrated their jubilee on 17th and 18th November, 1893? when, it is estimatedj 500,000’ The foreign'Settlements

-strangers visited

outsideShanghai.

1894 a firecollection theof native Acitymedal

alongwastheadvantage

struck

river inbankcommemoration clearedofaway

the ocCasioh. In

noisome huts and hovels, washaving a great and

: taken of this clearing by the

native

roads. Authorities

This Bund extends to makefrom a broad

the eoutbBundcorneron. theof,model,

the Trench of fbeBund,

Foreign,

alongSettlement

the river

some

clared three

open andby athehalfTaotai

miles,intoOctober,

the Arsenal 1897. at AKaoCouncil

ChangwasMjao. formed It towassupervise

formallythisde-

Bund and attend to other native municipal matters; its offieps are sitnated in the

'Bureau for Foreign Affairs, in the, Bubbling Well Road, It .controls a special force of

police composed of Sikhs and Chinese. A.riot ocourred opr 5th apd. G.th. April, 1897, in

A156 SHANGHAI

consequence of an increase in the wheelbarrow tax. It was suppressed by thfr

Volunteers and sailors from the ihen-of-war in port, without loss of life. The Consuls

and Municipal Council having submitted to the dictation of the Wheelbarrow Guild, an

indignation public meeting was held on the 7th April, the largest meeting ever held in

the Settlements up to that date. At this meeting the action of the Authorities was so

strongly condemned that the Council resigned. A new Council was elected and the tax

enforced, the French Municipal Council increasing their tax in like proportion. Another

riot took place on 16th and 17th July, 1898, owing to the Authorities of the French

Settlement having decided to remove the “Ningpo Joss House.” The French Volun-

teers were called out and a force landed from men-of-war, which measures speedily sup-

pressed the riot, fifteen natives being reported killed and many wounded. In 1900, Great

Britain, France, Germany, and Japan landed troops at Shanghai for the protection of

the Settlements, the presence of the troops being deemed necessary owing to the threat-

ening aspect of the natives at the time operations were being conducted in the north in

consequence of the Boxer rising. They remained as a garrison until December, 1902, when

they were withdrawn. In December, 1905, differences arose between the local Chinese

and British officials regarding the jurisdiction of the British Assessor of the Mixed

Court, leading to a situation that called for the intervention of an armed foreign force.

Inflammatory placards were posted throughout the native city and in the Settlement

itself urging a general strike for the purpose of asserting so-called Chinese rights, and

on the 18th December serious rioting occurred in the streets, when several foreigners

were subjected to rough usage at the hands of the mob. Determined attacks were made

on the Hongkew and Louza police stations. The latter station was set on fire and

partially wrecked. Encouraged by this success the rioters directed their incendiary

efforts to the annexe of the Hotel Metropole. Their designs were happily frustrated by

a force of bluejackets and volunteers who arrived on the scene, but it was not before

shots had been fired and a few of the rioters killed that the mob dispersed. In the

Nanking Road also the police found it necessary to fire on the mob with ball cartridge,

two rounds of blank cartridges having failed to overawe them. In addition to the

Volunteers, the Municipal pel ice, European and Sikh, who appeared on the streets armed

with rifles and fixed bayonets, upwards of 3,000 bluejackets were landed from warships

ofgreat

various nationalities

moderation, for the convinced

protectiontheof the Settlement. The menwasbehaved with

The Viceroy himselfbutcame

speedily

to Shanghai to settle rioters that their

the dispute, andconduct ill-advised

the Mixed Court, after

being closed for a fortnight, was re-opened with Mr. Twyman, the British Assessor

(whose dismissal the Taotai had demanded), still on the Bench. The Corps Diploma -

tiquethis

and at Peping somewhat

prevented unfortunatelyconclusion

any satisfactory yielded tobeing

the demand

arrivedofat,theboth Chinese officials,

parties, the

Municipality

was the sceneand the Chinese

of some fightingMagistrates,

in connection being

withunsatisfied.

the abort iveShanghai

rebellionin against

August, Yuan1913,

Shih-kai. A large force of revolutionaries made several determined attempts to capture

the

non arsenal,over

dually butpossession

did not succeed. There was fighting, also,of in1924thebetween

immediate district

Chekiang. The Volunteersof ofShanghai during

the Settlement the

weresummer

mobilised, but no attack Kiangsu

was madeand

on tbe Settlement. On May 30th, 1925, there was rioting outside the Louza Police Sta-

tion and theandPolice

casualties, werestrike

a general forcedoftothetireChinese

upon followed

the crowd. There were

with unrest, a number

engineered largelyof

by Bolshevik

the unrest and anti-foreign

continued influences,

and thereAtwere in many

many labour parts of

troubles China.

but more Throughout

general 1926

tradetrouble

pro-

ceeded with little interruption. the beginning of 1927, however,

wtas feared owing to the occurrences at Hankow and the approach of the Nationalist serious

forces, and the Powers therefore agreed to garrison the Settlement.

The taking over of Manchuria by the Japanese in September 1931 led to a boycott

cullninating in thealarm

As a result great Sino-Japanese

was causedhostilities round Shanghai

to the foreigners residing inatthetheforeign

beginning of 1932-

concessions-

in Shanghai

ility of on account

evacuating the of thewasproximity

place even of the fighting,

considered. However,andafter at one time the advisab-

considerable damage

had been done to the Chinese territories around Shanghai, particularly Chapei, a truce

was Signed in the middle of 1932 between China and Japan by which the latter was

literally recognised as the victual ruler of the three North-Eastern provinces.

 SHANGHAI A157

Population

The Foreign population increased rapidly up to 1865, but declined considerably

during the next ten years. The census of 1865 gave t;he number of foreign residents

in the three Settlements as 2,757, army and navy (British) 1,851, shipping 981, a total

ofin 5,589.

1880, 2,197;in 1870,in the 1885,total3,673;

in thein Anglo-American

1890, 3,821; in 1895, Settlement 4,684; was 1,666; in 1876,in 1,673;.

in 1900,7,396; 1905,

11,497.

of8,658

15,012 Byforeigners;

the census 1,356 of 15thin October,

the British1910,Settlement

there were(now in both

called Settlements

Central a total

District).

in Hongkew (now Northern and Eastern Districts), 3,522 in Western Dis

oftrict,217.4Outside

per cent,Hoads and the

during Pootung;

latter five andyears,

1,476 against

in the French Settlement—an

45 per cent, increase

during the previous

five.

the two When the

Settlements census was

had Settlement.taken in October,

grown to 20,924—18,519 1915, the number

inthethe census

International of foreigners

Settlement in

and 2,405 in the French According

16th, 19-20 (exclusive of the French Settlement and the outside roads under the control to taken on October

of18,519

the French Consul), 13,536theinthefigures

foreignThepopulation ofnumbered 23,307,nationalities

compared repre- with

sented inwas1915as and follows,; 1910. at theproportion

time of the the

1915principal

census being given within

garenthesis

ortuguese, 1,301Japanese (1,323); 10,215

Russian, ;(7,169)^

1,266British, 5,341 (4,822);

(361); French, American.

316 (244); German,2,264 (1,307);

280 (1,155);

Spanish, 186 (181); Danish, 175 (145); Italian, 171 (114);

that the Japanese had trebled in number since 1910. The last official census of the Indians, 954 (1,009). This showed

foreign Chinese

819,279 settlements was takenin inthe1925,

as resident when under

district*? the returns showed of29,947

the control the foreigners

International and

Council.

7,811 This figure isand

foreigners exclusive

289,261 ofChinese.

the FrenchItSettlement

is 3,463

interesting thetopopulation thatofthewhich

noteAmericans, is given

foreign popula- at

tion of the “French” Concession included British

French. According tp the census report compiled by the Municipal Bureau of Public. and as against 893

Safety,

tional the total population

Settlement and the 1,007,868

Frenchof Greater Shanghai

Concessibp, was in December

3,183,567, 1930, with

including 59,355theforeigners.

Interna-

Of the total population, are residing in the

in the French Concession, and 1,740,892 In the native city and its surrounding suburbs. International Settlement, 434,807

Although the Chinese have no right of residence within the Foreign Settement,.

and indeed were not recognised by the original Land Regulations, some twenty

thousand

city sought refuge

was besieged by thewithin

Taipings theinboundaries

1860 there from theit rebelsis said,ininthe

at1854, arid when the

thousand natives within the Settlements. In 1920were,there were least

threefive hundred

Settlements

930,068. than

greater The theChinesetotalpopulation

given, as working there arein many the Settlements,

more thousands however, whomust

sleepbeoutside much

the limits.

, (JU.MATli

The climate of Shanghai is generally allowed to be fairly healthy. The highest

recorded number- of deaths

11 were amongst residents. With the exception from cholera amongofforeigners

the year 1912, was 32when in 1890.

thereOfwere. these,14

cases, the average number of cases amongst

annum during the last twenty years. The average number of deaths of foreignforeigners has been slightly over three per

residents

Amongst from small-pox

the foreign during the last tw-enty years has been 15 per annum.

1418.2inin1916,

1921, 20.7 1917,population

19.3 inin 1922 and16.517,2 the general

in in19,18

1923.(including

deathJapanese),

These rates

rate was 20.6 15.4 per thousand

in 1919,

compare favourably 15.2withinin those

1915,

1920,

ofto many large towns in Europe and America. The thermometer

103 deg. F., the mean of teri years.having been 59-19 deg., the average being 4F13, ranges from, 25 deg.

64*99,' 7 7' 9 1 and 52.49 for fitst, second, third and fourth

approaches nearest to Rome in inean temperature, while the winter temperatures of quarters, respectively. Shanghai

London and Shanghai are almost identical. In October and November there is

generally

the world;dry,butclear, whenandthedelightfulwinter has weather,

fairly equal

set into the that north-east

found in any winds partareof

extremely

Woosung. cold

The and

beat biting.

during On January

July and August17th,is 1878,

sometimes the river was frozen

excessive, but over at

generally

lasts only a few days at a time. " In late years very Severe gales have become-

A158 SHANGHAI

more frequent. On 27th and 28th July, 1915, a typhoon of extraordinary violence

in the third to 30*245 inches Jn the first,:' The’mean

visited the district doing much damage. qufirt^r,, of.The the anpual

barometer is fromof 29.769

average rainy

days in Shanghai during eight years was 124; |>5 wet days occurred in winter, and.

69

30.2in-in summer;

summer. the Theannual rainfallofaverages

mean degree humidify'49:57 inches,

is from 7«*6.about

in the15 inwinter

winterto and

82.6

in the summer months ,

DnsoidPTiox

The streets of the International and French Settlements run north and south and

-east ami west, mostly for the whole lengtlx of both, crossing each other at right angles.

They were when first, laid out twenty-two feet wide, but have since at very great

expense been mostly made much wider. In spite of this, however and the more

stringent regulations, the traffic problem is becoming increasingly acute in Shanghai

asremarkably

elsewhere.goodNotwithstanding

order,ofdespite the heavy

the soft nature

motor oftraffic.

the SoilWiththethe roads are kept inof

trams the whole track the Maloo, one mile in length, was laid withintroduction

Jarrah hard-

wood

was paved blocks,withand the the same

sectionmaterial.

of Nanking Hoadtobetween

Owing the any Kiangse

nature of theRoad and the

ground, Bund

expensive

piling

height can be erected, and all stone has to be brought from a long distance. Thein

or concrete foundations are necessary before building over one storey

Soochow Creek, between the British Settlement and Hongkew, is now crossed by nine

bridges, seven of which are adapted for carriage traffic.

Many foreign houses, surrounded by gardens, have been erected near the outside

roads,' Roads,

Sin/.a especiallywhich on arethe the

Bubbling Well, Avenhe

main outlets from theHaig, Yiiyuen,andGreat

Settlement, fromWestern

which most apd

offorming

the other roads branch oft. These roads are planted

fine avenues of five to six miles in length. Building activity of late years with trees on both sides,

may he described as remarkable and unparalleled in the history of the port.

Mention should be made of the many 10 and even 20 .storied apartment houses in

the

to these.centralThese

as wellareasnow western districts. to Foreigners

too numerous ettUmerate for the most part have migrated

offi-hand.

Trade in 1936

Generally speaking, Shanghai experienced a better year in 1936 than in 1935, the

being as follows ; direct foreign imports,in$555.2

value statistics of the trade of the port, so far million

as they duringare r-ecorded

the yearby under

the Customs,

review

asmerchandise,

compared $436 with million

$507.7 asmillion

against during

$298.7 1935;

million; coastwise

direct importations

exports to foreign ofcountries,

Chinese

$362.3 million as compared with $289 million ; and coastwise exportations of Chinese

produce, $462.7 million as against $456.8 million. During the year Shanghai handled

$1,818.2 million worth of cargo for which statistics are available as compared with

$1,552.2

ofreview,, millionwas

the country worth during from

increased 1935. 54.90

Shanghai’s

per cent share

to50.26 in the

58.78 per total foreign

centThe theimport

in excess year trade

under

while the percentage of exports rose from

over exports was further reduced from the previous ypar’s figures of $216,473,722. to.per cent. of imports

$191,694,281.

as compared with Therethatwasofan1935,

increase

though,of $47.5 millionin ina the

as shown direct paragraph,

previous import valuetheof gold1936

unit value of Shanghai’s direct foreign imports fell by

groupings showing increases include metals and ores, niisqelianeous metal manufactures, G. U. 31,278,261. Important

wool and1 paper,

tobacco, woollenmachinery

manufactures, and vehicles and and

tools, , dyes, vessels, flax,chemicals

ramje, jute, andand pharmaceutical,

their manu-

(including yarn), timber, animal products, capned and ' groceries, white raw

factures. Imports which registered decrease were cereals.and flour, sugar, and cotton

dyed

cotton

contributed to the increase of $73.3 million ip, direct exports were vegetablelyhick;

piece goods, and mineral oils. The principal, .groMPiV^ ^PraiNOdities oils

(chiefly wood oil), animals and animal products^ .hides,,leather,

8

cereal products^ ores and metals, piece gopdf*; apd ' fSW * Exports of seeds, textileifibrcs, and skins, cereals and .

and sundriesforeign

Shanghai’s registered

tradesubstantial

will be found decredses.'

in the npw,. fof.Shanghai

he itemisedAnnual statistics for the

Returns port of

in domestic

Volumes

IItrade

andwill

III heof found

the Annual Returns for tHq Trade -Chip*, while

in the Annual Returns.for ithe Trade, of..China Volume IVn The; figures: for

 SWAN(i#A'l

imp^ved'

but trading

c'redtt was results

duebrought of

chiefly toabout the year were no doubt theStructure

the stabilised'firiantiiar outcomeboth of a atvariety of caiis^s,

Shanghai and

throughout China by the currency reforms introduced in November

19:15

review.and1 Asto athe resultbountiful crops of farrif

of the currency products

refornisV harvestedmoney

the Shanghai duringmarketthe year under

displayed

ah easy tone for the greater part of the year in striking contrast to the state of extreme

stringency which formerly prevailed.' Loans for financing business enterprises could

be obtained

support at a comparatively

Of banks, Hutny industrial lowplants

rate ofwhich

interesthadonclosed

acceptable

dowu sdburity.

owing to With financialthe

difficulties resumed operations, and business generally

Commodity prices recovered gradually, the wholesale price index for Shanghai rising- showed signs of revival activity.

steadily from 103.3 in December 1935 to 118.8 in the corresponding month of 1936.

Through Government control, foreign exchange was kept on a stable basis throughout

the year. There can be no doubt that this fact has been instrumental in improving

the statistical

only increased position

the volume of the trade of thisgave

of exports,but port.theThefarming

excellent crops ofanew

community the yearleasenotof

life with their spending power substantially raised. Improved economic conditions in

the vast area served by Shanghai were quickly reflected

grgat commercial centre. During the last quarter of the year activities in certain linesin increased business with this

of trade assumed such proportions as W^re njot experienced for many years p?fit. Land

values atas Shanghai,

estate however, failed tpnotVecojver during with

the year. Confidence in real

remained ina asound investment

lethargic state, theWasreported yettransactions

restored, for thetheyearresult_

beingthatroughly

business-20

per cent below the volume of 1935. Building activities also showed no signs of revival.

As far as tonnage figures are concerned, there has been a decline in both foreign and

interport

o8 shipping

a slightandimprovement. during 1936 when

VessefsEntering compared with 1935,

from, andvessels while inland

clearingrepresenting shipping

for, abroad totalled display-

3,424tons

in

innamber

the preceding 16,207;205

year. inThe tonnage

number as against

of Vessels3,678 entering from, and clearing16)for, 8'36,787

domestic

ports under General IlegulatioiM increased from 12,823

year under; review, but their tohnage showed a reduction from 17,790,016 to 15,603,054 in 1935 to 13,057 during the

tons. Vessels entering and clearing under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regula-

tions

and, numberedIons

. 5,638,016 29,190 and

in The j aggregated

tliecombined

previous figures

year.5,840,949

These tonsStatistics

as compared

doclearanceswith 30,848

not include 69,099 vessels

junks

entered and cleared. for entrances

and foreign traffic under General Regulations show that British-flag t-eSsels, continued and of the domestic

tovessels

leadwiththe 6.3

Shanghai . shipping

million’tons, Jist withvessels

Chinese-flag 11.2 million

with 5.6 tons, followed tons,bytons.

Japanese'flag

vessels with 2.7 million tons, and. Norwegian-flag vessels withmillion

1:5 million Americbn-flag

Rkpepting

the Japanese-flag

year. In the domestic vessels,

tradethey;^11 fjell.behind

upder Geppral their respective

Regulations, British-flagrecord forretained

vessels the previous

their

leading position with 6 million tons, .followed, in the same order as in 1935, by 5.4

million tons under the tlunese^ag,,^ million tons under

tons under the Norwegiap'i In spite of. the dedrease in tonnage the shipping trade of the Japanese, and 0.9 million

Shanghai,

half-year on the whole,

business generally experienced

remained .on a better year than

a lowlastlevel; in 1935. improved

but conditions During the first

remark-

ably

for as the year

tonnage,practicallyprogressed, and'during

on, all 'Ddrmg

routes, tlfe the quarter

withyearthea result there was a bejtvy demand

cargoes registered ah advance. total ofthat freightcubic

3.839,782 ratesyards

on certain

(barge

measure)

Consfervaricy of mudBoard.were dredged

On thd'‘inYangtszethe Whanpoo Bar and Soochowcubic'yards,

5,108,586 Creek by (solid the Whaapoo

jin place

measure)

having been werelowered;

removed'by by the the new3 drag

abppt feet. suction dredger

Atof athe^ebShd of Chirnshe,

end dredgerthe yegr the crest of thewere bar

practically completed for ponstruetiou to bearrangements

usedfor the same'

pufpbse.' 'Construction work on,'th.etneMj; ChflaKOTig Wharf above WbOsuhg proceeded

apace,

amounting and totheroughly

first section,

15,0Q0 tons, consisting ofjtwo 590-foot wharves, with storage space

ffacilities for Customs examination, spacious waiting-

room, etc,, isthisexpected,

developing to be‘ completed by August 1937.thousand

The future possibilities

availableof

down river, while the area inwards,'practically offreeseveral

wharf are iinnieilse,.a frontage from any feet being

important buildings,,will

be a\ailable

addition formade

private storage, liglit industries, andport

of ;thit railway thesidings. An importantof

the'Tien was Lee Synthetic to the industrial

Nitrogen Broducts pMitsCompany, by with

which, .ppehing

a capitalinofJanuary

|] ,6od,900

has the most up to-date equipment feTxne ihatiufahture of nitric acirl,' liquid anuhohia,

A160 SHANQAlil

and

work other

of kindred

the Ming products

Sung extensively

Godown on the used in various

Nantao wasindustries.

Bund 1,078 completed The

at theconstruction

year. It is a five-stories building occupying a site-pf square metres, inendfront

of theof

which was also built a wharf with a waterfront of 90 metres. It will be

for the storage of cargo brought down from Upper Yangtsze ports vessels of the Ming used primarily

Sung Industrial Company.

near Yangtszepoo, was formallyThe,Shanghai

opened in May.Fish Besides

Market,being

located on the

a centre point

where Island

all whole-

the latest type, to regulate the supply demand of fish at Shanghai. The population ofof

sale transactions of fish take place, it attempts, with the aid of a refrigerating plant

this port by the end of the year was reported to be 3,808,764, representing an increase

of 264,309

and over the

the largest figure for 1.935 and making the city the sixth largest in the world

in China,

DIRECTORY

A. B. C. Bakkuy—YI 132-4 North Sze- Teleph. 10083; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad :

’ chuen Road; Teleph. 46775 Busequicor

A. B. C. Pharmacy—751, Bubbling Well Business Equipment Corporation,

Road; Teleph. 36339 Agents ,

A.B.C. Press, S. Road;

A., Printers - Lane1747,0-.

126, -pj & n ft m m m m %

22, fSzechuen Telephs. ' Yirig shang ta li tieh chang yu hsian leung sze

17479; Cable Ad : Abecepress Acme Foundry,

Ed. Haenggi, managing director

Miss M. Haenggi Teleph. 15404 Ltd.—161. Museum Road;

CYC.

K. McKelvie,f.o.i.s.,

Newsom, secretary

assistant do.

Zeany kee

Abdoolally, Ebrahim & 'Co.,Szechuen

MerchantsRd.;& Adams A Co., William A., Insurance and

Coni,mission Agents—67l, Importers,—51,

18210; Cable Ad:Canton

Happy Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 11829; f\Q. Box

Abdoolally. Head Office: Bombay 241; Cable Ad:

F. C. Ebrahim, manager

S.T. C.C. Ebrahim (absent) ■ ^

A, Marhlfacturers

P

ELC. China Electric Co., Electrical

M. A. Ebrahim

Baxamusa do. Kiangse Road;

and Engineers

Telephs.

— 267,

A be:chi Yqko, Ltd.—223, Szechuen i and

Branch13325;

Offices: Ad: 17622;

CableTientsin,,, 17907

Aegchinaco.

Nanking,

Road; Telephs. 12095, 12357 & 14720 (Canton, Hongkong

Abraham, I). E. J.,10269

Merchant—83, St.

Dr. HalaS, tech,cotn’l

manager

Road ; Telephs. and 16722,Peking

Cable H. Woidt, manager

Ad: Pigeon Agfa

R.E. Abraham

D. Abraham Ii S.C. M. Lee Cinema Supplies—261,ASzechuen

China, Co. (Ott« Co.), PhotoRoad;

and

M. M. Cohen | C. Y.J. Chow Koo Teleph. 16388; Cable Ad: Agfaphoto

Abraham, Katz & Co.—316, Kiangse ifi jfil K

Road; Teleph. 13361 ; Cable Ad: Ah Foh A Co,, Stevedores and General

Abkafz Gohtractors—33, Szechuen Road;Tele})h.

Martin Katz .18882Ah Foh, Jr.

M M M ^ Ae Me Dee Ma P. S. Kar I T. H. Sung

Kya S. Foo | H. C. Yank

AcMphCobf:

deos.ers, BankCo.,Publications

Cable Codes, Con-

and Special Ah Fong, Photographer, Flashlights,

Code

between.'Compilers—263, Kiangse Roads,

Nanking A Kiukiang Road,; etc,-819,. Nanking Road; Teleph.

94450 .

 SHANGHAI Al6t

Ah Hong & Co., Building Contractors— a a- k K $ #9 -e- w # e

33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19301 Ch k hiba lien ho yen tsuo

AhCorner

Sing, ofPrinter — 561, Boone Road, yn hsien kung sze

Alliance

North Szechuen Road; 175, Soochow Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.—

Teleph. 42692 Road; Teleph. 13432

C.K. C.McKelvie,

Newson,assist. f.c.i.s., secretary

do.

Aircraft (China) Ltd., Specialists in all

Branches of Aviation, Suppliers of all Allied Architects, The — 406, Kiangse-

Types of Aircraft and Aircraft

—Teleph. 16375 ; Cable Ad : Ariel Materials Road; Cable Ad: Alliarcht

F. R. Smith, director

D. Reiss, director , , , ,, Allman, Dayies and Kops, Lawyers--

L.G. W.

G. N.Hutton,

Tinson,director

director

1 ’ V, 208, Hamilton House; Teleph. 15777 ;

Cable Ad : Allmanco

Agents N. F. Allman

Reiss, Bradley k Co.. Ltd.,, 68, J. H. Davies

Museum'Road P. F. de Biuyn Kops

James M. Lee

.11. M. Chi:

Alexander Clark Col,-Ltd.,

facturing Goldsmiths Thk, Manu-

and Silversmiths

—Sassoon House, Thej Bund; Teleph. Aluminium

Aluminium inLineall Union

Commercial2,Limited,

Forms—

10719; P.O. Box 1081 Loiiddn Show-

room: 125-126, Fenchurch Street, E. C. 3 Road; Teleph. 11758; P.O. BoxPeking

517, Glen Building,

Alexander Clark, director (London) ; Cable Ad: Alulim 1435:

G. J. Wells, director (Shanghai) 1/ John M. Hykes, manager

J. C. Hsia

A.MissE. M.T. Fayrer,

Karst accountant

mm W. V. Hsu

Aye erh teh kung sze Y. S. Zung ..

Aloar

veyors, & Co.,

Land, Ltd.,Estate

Architects

and and Sur-

Insurance L. Zee

Agents Algar Building, 60, Hongkong

Road; Teleph. 10231; Cable Ad: m^m ^ ^ ^

Classic Mei yah pao sien chung. kung see

N. El Kent, manager American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed

E. H. Adams, a.r.i.b.a., signs per pro. Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance : Fii-e,

Allan, E. C. Exchange and Bullion Burglary, Plate. Glass,Life,

Marine, Motor Car, Accident,

Baggage and

Broker — 69, Kiukiang Road ; Tfelephs. ,11144; P.O. Box 1195;Bund;

Special Risks—17, .The CableTeleph.

Ad:

11975 & 18241; Cable Ad: IrvaUmag " Uiideriters' '

E. C. Allan C. V.B. Starr, president

F. Machado A.Donald Park, vice- do.

A. Cook, treasurer

W. T. Sullivan,

B.W. C.A.Sienkevitch, marine manager

director

m & m w m Hale, do.

Aye lay han pah lee N. N. YakoonnikofF, do.

Allen

Shean, Shanghaido.manager

Manufacturing

Chemists, and Ltd.,

- Surgical

Wholesale

Pharmaceutical

Instrument and

Hospital Furniture Manufacturers— American Association of China—(Nee-

110, Hankow

Cable Road; Teleph. 15611; American Chamber of Commerce)

Ad; Allenburys

P. D. G. Gain, agent

Slowe & Co., Ltd., distributing American Association of University

Women—(Nee Clubs)

agents

A162 SHANGHAI

^ m m American Druq, Co (Kofa) ;

American Bank Note (>See Kofa-American Drug Co.) :

Manufacturers- 12, TheCo.,Bund;

BankTeleph.

Note

10420;

HarryCable Ad: Banknote

F. Payne, vice-president W It Pei chi hung £ze:

G. H.H.G.Lynott, manager : American

McNeary, asst. mgr.

Mrs. D. L. Manning (China), Inc., in Del., U.S.A.Corporation

Engineering Engineers

P. T. Zien and Importers — 989, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 34350; Cable Adt

American Baptist Foreign Mission Amengco Directors—C. K. Young, G. G. Brad-

Society (Nee Churches and Mis- ford, C. M.Wilfred

Wentworth, Sarcey T.

sions') Chen and S.B. Wong

American Bible Society (Nee Associa- Accounting De/iart/iierlt:

tions) S.F. L.H. Chang

Bowry

American Book Shop, (See The Chinese- Refrigeration Department:

Arnerican Publishing Co.): Wilfred S. B. Wong, manager

J.L. Pursel,

Carleton, engineer

engineer

American Bureau of Shipping — 51, Y. C. Woo, draftsman

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad: C,Miss.P. May, steno. steno.

Record A. Rapoport,

American Chamber of Commerce (See Miss G. M. Loyre

Chambers of Commerce) Miss A. White

Sales:

American Club (See Clubs) MM. N.

C. Chang

Pletkin

American Commercial Attache — 51, D.

C. Y.

J. Li

Kung

CantonCable

605; Road; Ad:Teleph.Amcomat;

15045; P. O.Code:

Box C. Chow

Western UnionAttache—Julean

5th edn. Service:

Commercial Arnold T.H. Y.Roda

Yang

Assist.

Calder Commercial Attache—A. Bland

Registrar, China Trade Act and Trade Radio Department: G- E. White

Commissioner—A. Viola Smith H. H. King, Chinese manager

.Assistant

HowardTrade Commissioner—H. B. T.H. B.S. Tang

Huo

American Consulate (See Consulates) Service: ,

A.K. Williams

G. Neubourg

American Dispensary, Federal Inc., Iron Fireman Department •

U.S.A., Pharmscists A Dispensing

Chemists

18790(5 lines) - 226, and

Nanking

13803Road;

(urgentTelephs.

calls); H. H. Winburg, manager

Cable Ad : Kofa; Codes : A.B.C. 6th, Storekeeper: O. A. Rasmussen

Mosse and Bentley’s.

Executive Dept: K. L. Young

C.E. S.H. Franklin, S. Y. Ning

Thiel president

W. Pflug, mgr. & secretary

Pharmacy :

J.A. C.L. Locke

Eiltzer • • ■- Mci gwok .iva.n tung ngan hong

M. G. Arcus URV.1

■. American uhsien fnmg sze

Miss N. Goriotcheff Express Co., Inc., Bankers,

MMiss

rs. R.R. Schiller Shipping ^‘^TraYel—158,' Kiukiang

Lysmann '/[ 'S Road (See under' Bankg)

 SHANGHAI A16*

3 » * H American Radio & Refrigeration Co.,

Mei Kwang Rung Sze Fed. 1ng.( U.S.A. Successors to Philco

Sales Corp.,« RoadFed.

1 1 Inc., U..SA.) — 180,

American-Far Eastern Match Co., Fed. Nanking Ad:L. Phil cosale

, Teleph. 17930; Cable

Inc.' , U S.A.—20, Kiuking IWad,;

11250 & 11259; Cable Ad: Ainfeamatch; Telephs. O. Hersey, president

Factory: North Side' Soochow Creek,

Opposite

Brenan Roads Iuterse^5tion.

' '1; of W.arien

" and . A.E.O., A-W,

C, L-Nielsen,

Best, vice-pres. and secy.

radi > engineer

Schdl, vepresentfitive '

.

S. S.Y. Blom,

Euren,chiefvice-presv and gen. mgr. 1 Miss M. Bbroka, stenp.#

engifieer G.R. it.

Yatskin, radio service

Tsi, book-keeper

T.H. A.Dahlin,

Hultman, salessiipt.

faetbry mgr. C. W. Chao, compradore

A.Mrs.Azevedo

T. Makarov lf ,.

EJ. Ohlsson AMERiCAif Sc^ood ^-{See ^ducadjional)

Brendmoe

American Forces—Fourth Marines, American Securities Corporation .

Headquarters - (>2,7, Haiplio.n.^., jRpad; 12; The Bund; Cable Ad: Amsecor

Teleph,, .30230 American Trading Co. Inc., General

fr a ® is s'* ; and ConstructionManufacturers’

Exporters,

51, Canton and

Engineers, Importers,

Road; Telepihs. 15077Agerits

to 15079;

Mei kuo pao shien hung wei Cable Ad: Amtraco

AmerIcan Foreign ; In^ii'eance Asao- P. S. Gilman, agent

.PiATiON, General Insurance—China Wm. Klein, sub-agent

Branch: 51, Canton Road; Teleph. Miss M. Carneiro

17222; P.O. Box 60$, Cable Ad:

Afiachina. Head Office: 80, Maiden American University Club—Clubs>

Lane, New York

F. WE, Vincent,

G. Turbyfillmanager

V,A. A.G. Riaboff American Women’s Club—(See Clubs)

Muldoon (Tientsin)

V. J. DobroliuboiT (Hankow) AnCable

KongAd:Silk Akong Co.—30, Tientsin Road;

American Legion—{See Clubs)

An Ping Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,

American Masonic Temple Associa- Lmr—85,,Tientsin Road; Teleph. 1622Q

tion—(Nec Clubs)

§3 Smu chony

^ & # £ P H Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.,.

Mei kuoh ivu ching hung kze Engineers

Manufacturers arid InsuranceImporters,

and .Contractors, Agents—

American MetalCopper,

Co., Ltd., Producers Head Office:

of Gold, Silver,

Sassoon House; Teleph,

Lead and

11200;

Zinc— Yuen

Cable Road; 21, 24 and12590

Teleph. 43, Yuen

(Priv.Ming

Ex-

Ad: Efflux . change)

Bran; P.O.Tientsin,

ches: Box'285;Peiping,

Cable 4d:Tsingtao,

Hanica.

American-Oriental Trading Company, Tsinan, Hankow, Hongkong, Canton,

Manufacturers’ Representatives — SanC. Francisco, H.E.French,

New York, London

vice-pres. and treas.

266, Peking Road; Teleph: 17998; R. Gilleland, vice-pres. and gen.

P.O. Box 555; Cable Ad: Aotco mgr

American Players’ Club—(*%e Clubs) ft $ Hip wo

American Presbyterian Missn

—131,

& Co., Ltd., RoBT.,Tea Merchants

Peking Road; P.O, Box 1275;

Churches and Missions) Cable Ad: Adamantine

A} 64 SHANGHAI

Hit 5Sc 'll Afee aw mien yeh Anzac Society of Shanghai—(Nee

Anderson, Clayton & Co., Cotton Clubs)

Merchants — 34, Avenue Edward

VII. ; Teleph. 18040; Cable Ad: Apcar Line—(Nee Mackinnon, Mac-

Smidtos kenzie & Co.)

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Manufac-

turing and Dispensing Chemists, & * m w

Phote Supplies

Teleph. 92460 ; Fa—ctory 235, and

Honan Road;

Warehouse, Pe lau sui chang

Chung

Avenue) Shan Road (near Ihncoln Aquarius Co., Manufacturers of Table

J. D. Tsu, manager’ Waters with

Foochow Road;Pure Distilled17589;

Teleph. Water—44,

Cable

Ad: Aquarius

*i & m t % m Caldbeck, Macgfegbr & Co., Ltd.,

general

W. G. managers

Crokam, manager

Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co., Gen-

eral Merchandise, Hardware, Pro- Factory: 400, Thorburn Road; Teleph.

visions, Furniture Stuffs & Fittings, • 50055

Woollen Suitings & Overcoatings, A. D. Openshaw, factory manager

Oils & Paints,. Crockery, Cutlery & J. Kearns i K. Gulamali

Sanitary Earthenware - 190, Kiuki;ing' ; J.M.S.I. Smith

Poshnine I J.K. Ounha

D. Bogorodsky

Road; Teleph. 10518; Cable Ail:

Affluence;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Arai L C,o., Genei'al Importers and Ex-

Z.C. K.P. Loh,

Dunne, hon.director

adviser porters and Mill Supplies—130, Hankow

Road; Telephs. 10059, 14697 and

Skene Dunne, manager

M. P. Hope, chief clerk 17277: P.O. Box 214; Cable Ad:

Sliane Dunne, accountant Araiyoko

F. V. Zee, do.

S.Y. L.S. Tung

Zia iflj $ An U ying hong

Anglo-Chinese School—-(Nee Educa- Arnhold Engineers

&, Co., Ltd., Merchants,

and Contractors—Sassoon

tional) . House,

Anglo-Danish Shipping Co., Ship and (10 lines);1, Nanking

Cable Ad:Roiad;

HarchiTeleph. 11430

Freight Brokers, Shipowners and C.H. J.M.Meager, managingdo.director

Agents—8,

Cable Ad : French Bund;; Codes

Shipbroker Teleph.: Aciirie,

83059; H.

F. AMann,

E. Davey,

R. rnholdy director

do.

Bentley’s,

edn., Boe Code Scott’sand10th edn., A.B.C. 5th

Private A. K. MacEwan, do!

M. I, Justeseh, manager J. E. Andrews, manager

Engineering Department

Anglo-Jewish Club-—(See Clubs) V. Rose, signs p.p.

M.H. Green

P. Madar

RB ffty Haiming Miss F. Wilson, stenographer

Angus & Co., Marine and Cargo Surveyor; Electrical Section

—320, P.O.

lines); Szechuen Road;

Box 9$3; CableTeleph. 18749 (2

Ad: Adjuster K. D. Lee

NP. Y.P. Wu Koh Ok/oihtmA

Anti-Communist Entente—(See Clubs) Mechanical Section

R.H. Hoeckel

B. Rowsell

Antonoff, Dr. N. M., m.d., Physician, S. K. Wang

Surgeon, Gynecology and Obsterics—2, Building Supplies Section

Great Western Road; Corper

Haig, Teleph. 33067. Consulting Hours: ’ Avepue,

12-1 p.m. and 4;30-6.30 p.m. J. Berents

S. Ginsbourg

 SHANGHAI A165

Resident Representatives f? » * w a ®

R. V. D. Kirby, Metro Vickers Asia Commercial Co., The, Importers,

Electrical Export Co.. Ltd.

G. H. Akerman, Henry Simon, Ltd. Exporters and Engineers—452, Kiangse

Road ; Teleph. 12873 ; Cable Ad :

Import Department Ascomcial

P.H. Holzraueller C. K. Chan, c.e., manager

R. Holgate Staff—Lawrence Chan, V. K. Nyien,

Accounting Department T. P. Yang and N. F. Tong

T.A. S.K. Broxup,

Brown a.c.a.

Correspondence Department Asia Electric Co., Fed. Inc., U. S.A.—

Miss T. H. Gunter Factory: 45, Kiukiang ltd.; Teleph.

Miss D. Lamkert 10761. City Office: 210, Szechuen Road;

Mrs. Cable Ad: Astrico

Miss E.J. E.Solomon

Smith

Insurance Department 35 $8 35

A rjencies: Yd si t/a po li hung tze

Employers Asia Glass Co,, Glass of every descrip-

Corp. Ltd. Liability Assurance tion: Glass Mirrors; Bevelling,Manufacturers

Silvering andof

Merchants Marine Insurance Co., Resilvering Metal Shop Fronts—130, Hongkong

Ltd. Road: Teleph. 17452; P.O. Box 939;

'Si ^ Mei nee hung tze Cable

R. W.Ad;Gregg,

Asiaglasco

proprietor

Arts

Cabinet and Crafts,

Makers, Ltd., Furnishers,

Architectural Joiners,

Decorators, Carpet Importers, Orna-

mental

Lacquerers, Plasterers,

LeadedMetalGlass

Workers and Yu pang jen shou po ksien hung ssu

Workers,

Electro

Offices: 887-9, Bubbling Well Road; Asia

- Platers — Showrooms and Life Insurance Co. — New York

Teleph. 34226. Factory and Studio: 85, Office: 111, John Street. Main Office

Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34222; Cable Teleph. 11350;17, P.O.

for Orient: TheBox:Bund, Shanghai,

236; Cable Ad:

Ad: Artcrafts Alicochina; Code: Acme, Bentley’s and

Directors — S. andJ. C.Hicks,

Berry, a.c.s. A. PrattMitchell chow,Private Branches: Canton, Hang-

Hanoi, Hong Kong, Lingayen,

J.M. Kershaw I Manila, Nanking, Peiping, Singapore

Palmer I Miss Miss K.M.Digmanese

Sinclair and Tientsin. Chungking,

General Agencies:

Mrs. B.Chaikin I J. Y. Ching Amoy,

Hankow,Batavia, Harbin, Mukden, Foochow,

Saigon,

Artistic Swatow, Tsinanfu and Tsingtao.

Teleph. Corsrt13327 Co.—7, Centra] Road;

Artists Rifles Regt. Club—(See Hi & It Sfc #

Clubs) Ptih yih dei tsai hung sze

Asia Realty

Ascot Riding School, Ltd.—200, Tunsin Land and Estate Dealers—110, Co., Federal Inc.Szechuen

U.S.A.,

Road Road; Teleph. 18770; P.O. Box 2209;

Cable Ad: Asiarealty

Ashizawa Printing Co.—300, Haining Executive T. F. McCrea Department:

Road;

Ascowcial Teleph. 41303; Cable Ad: Miss R. Foyn, secretary

Asia

Bund, Agencies

Room Manufacturers—12,

356; Teleph. 14317; The Accounting

Cable T. U. Lee

Department:

Ad: Decofurn R. I AH*

T. Hong

A.A.E.E.Nobbins

Hayward T: Z. Wong

C. Y. Lob Insurance Department: A

Miss B. Sayer Miss Ruth Foyil

AI66 SHANGHAI

Ken tafHepartm en t,: Local Sales Dept.

Mrs.

MissA.:MiVillers

Petigura J. Y. Stuart

L. A. Bonetsky W. A. L. Palmer I J. B. E. Chow

I.K.H.W.Djang J. C. Pullen | Mrs. Lelas

Mih, (.Chinese Rents-) E. W. Turnbull | Miss Allan

Sales Department: Cables

Miss Department

Palmer

Wm. Lee Miss McConnell | Miss Rayden

G. T. Read Correspondence Dept.

Title Deeds Registrations: l 1 Mrs. Hooley | Miss Ritchie

j^Mi^siD, Wong Vv Typists Dept.

Miss Malone

Miss Blake I Miss Gulston

£ il IS 35 ® ££ Miss Cormack | Miss Sheridaip

Asia Sung 'yUn ku sze Advertising Dept.

Asia Transportation Go., Customs Accounts M. R. Gordon

Clearance Brokers and Forwarding Dept.

Agents, Cargo and Baggage Deli- R. A. Taylor, chief accountant

very and , Commission', ‘ Agents--6'-l', A. M.

H. F. Van BrownEck

Canton Road; Telepii. 17174; Cahle W. S. Bowman

Ad: Astra nsco A. E. Carlsen

T. B.com.

W. K. Chun, r. u. rooie

Asiatic Coal Co.—280; !Markham Rd. : (B’ham. A.G. L.S. Piper

University)

Teleph. 31138 L. J. Ooulcher John G. M. Scott

Stock

Walker

E.stonhaugh

V. Fethefr- Miss Ham-

Ymg shgng a si a Imo yu hung H. F. B. Gardener merton

W. A. Pearson Miss Parsons

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North Compradore

China),

Kerosene,; Ltd., The, Paraffin

Gasoline,, ImportersWax,of Dbw Ding Yao

Candles andThe Petroleum Statistical Dept.

Generally—1, Bund; Teleph,Products

18619; ' C. L. Martin

J.Miss

P. E.Fletcher

Klaverwijden

Cable Ad:, Doric

A. E. Jones/general manager

T. 8. Powell Miss

Miss Kale || Miss

Ellis Ackferman

Miss Hammond

J. Rasmussen Engineering Dept.

J. N. Bates J. T. Read, chart.c.e., engr.-in-chf.

Staff and Properties Dept. G.D. F.Wheldon

Forshaw j| C.MissH. Christen

Whitaker

S. A.C. J.Miskin

H. Carey M. C. Yen J.P. W.

SmythC. Chun, b.sc. a.m.i.c.e.

Secretarial Dept. J. S. Drakeford I Miss Christen

Miss

MissPugh Hammond Stores Dept.

General CGflsoline:) • Dept. A.J.W.F.Stubbs

Duncan f C. A. J. Wilkie

G. H: Sutcliffe Furniture Dept.

E. Avery | Miss Stanley A. C. Hall

Aviation Section Lower Wharf

E. A. R. Fowles P. F. Mason, manager

General (Wax) Dept. W. Baird

R. P. van den Berg G. Butchart

General (Candles, Stearine and Technical W.

R. P, John |I J.C. G.J. William#

H. Foster Liley

Products) Dept.

A. J. Daniels | R. F. Scott Workshop Manager

Genera] (Lubricants and Fuel Oil) Dept. Upper J. D. Adams

H. I. Clark Wharf Installation

J.A. H.G. Ford I S. P. Simpson A. D.W.O.Sawyer,

Watlingmanager

Lang | 0. V. G. Turner

 SHANGHAI Al(j?

Yangtszepoo Sub-Installation ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

W. F. Goslin, manager, American

E. A. H. Piper

Gough Island Installation tion ofAmateur Shanghai Athletic Associa-

— ( Shanghai

T. C. Kelly, manager Amateur Baseball Club, Shanghai

W. H. Williams American Football Club)—Office of

Secretary-Treasurer

Well Road; P.O. Box—e647 150 ; Tel.

Bubbling

92250

Marine Dept. F.I. G.L. Riddick,

Hough, president

W. A.Elliott, Lt.-Comdr.,R.N. (rest’d.) vice president

W. McP. Marshall C.D. M. Tobin,baseball

secnj(ary-treasurer

R. A. Saunders Smith, manager

Shipping Dept. Committee—W. T. Collins, J.

A. J. Grant

L. G. Murray Kidd and H. L. Terzin L. Reierstad

Fistere, D. K. King,

F. S. Bridges j J. M. Pearson

W. J. Hatton | H. W. Snow American Bar Association — 330,

A. M. Jensseri | C. L. Williams Szcchuen Road

•Floating Staff F. J. Schnhl, pres.

F.W. leG.Boutillier, captain P. Kops, secretary

Briggs,

A. C. Browne, do. do. Association Sportive Francaise—

T. G. Bennett, do. 68, Rte Dufour; Teleph. 72847

G.A. W.

Dick,S. Aitken,

chief engineer

2nd engr. Belgian Benevolent Society — 150.

A. D. McR. Fraser, chief engineer Kiukiang Road, Room 305; Telepb.

16773

E.T. A.Jacob, chiefcaptain

Lupton, officer Committee—A. Looms, A. Clement,

G. Smith, chief officer and Rev. Regaert

W. Sudbury, captain Secretary—A. Callant

A.F. D.Tonry.

Thomson,D.s.o.,comdr.R.s;.B.,capt.

chief engineer

H. E. O. Turner, captain a & mm

C. J. Walton, 2nd officer Sing shu kung way

Shanghai Joint Area British

—58, Hongkongand ForeignRoad;Bible

Teleph.Society

11872;

A. H. Hopkyn Rees, manager Cable

G. R. Churchill W. H.Ad:Hudspeth,

Testaments m.a., secretary

G. A. Anderson, acct.

m ** & % m m m * Boy Scouts’ Association — Milling-

Da-wa-lee-wei-suny-ze-lio-chang ton Camp, 236 Hungjao Road; Te-

Asiatic Yeast Works—Head Office : lephs. 11299 and 29564; P O. Box

137, 750; Cable Ad: Scoutcraft.

FactoryCanton Road;Creek

at S x>chow Teleph. 18174 ;

(Opp. Corner n & & m % *

Brenan & Warre?i Roads); P.O. Box

097 ; Cable Ad : Mediolum Dah yin woo nue kwng hwe

E. Burmeister, manager British Women’s Association — H. & S

Chr. Bergsoc, chem. engr Bank Building,

W. Roessler

A. Schneider Central 10220 l :,(Office)

The Bund; andTelephs.

10133

E. Felsing (Members); Cable. Ad: Britowomen

Chairman—Mrs.

Vice-do. J. S. Whitney

—Mrs. H.J.V.E.Wilkinson

Associated Press of America, News Hon. Treas.—Mrs. Moir

Agency—34, Avenue Edward YII; Secretary—Mrs. E. Colter

Teleph. 16122; Cable Ad: Associated Social Service Hoard

Chairman—Mrs. E. A. F. Wood

M. J. Harris, chief of bureau Vice-Ho; —Mrs. A. Black

Rec.

Hon,Secretary^—Mrs.

Treasurer—•MissP.M.L.L.Maxwell French

Associated Press of Japan — (See Goitres; Secretary — M fsj Li H.

iShimbun Rengosha.) LambTt !01 .Ju JcT r-.u-.'y, bn:;)

A168 SHANGHAI

China Association—17, The Bund,

Teleph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom Dze huo zeh ]mng faung t&ih dong nih we

Committee—H.

(chairman^ P. G:W. W.Massey

Woodhead

(vice- Japanese Cotton Millowners’ As-

chairman) and M. Reader Garris. sociation

hama Speciein China —Room 14,24,Yoko-

Bank Building, The

Secretariat—P. A yrton, (secretary), Bund;

H.F. Baker (assistant - secretary),

A. Smith, H. Lang and I. Blair. General Office) and 15068-9(Director’s

Telephs. 16569 (General

Office)

# £ H Jewish Communal Association or

China Bibl* House of the British Shanghai

and Foreign Bible Society—169, President—Ed.

Hon. Treasurer—S. Nissim

E. Levy

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Cable Hon..Secretary—S. M. Perry

Ads: Bibles and- Testaments Assist. Secretary— R. J. Moalem

China CoastTeleph.

The Bund; Offigers’

12520;Gitiid

Cable- Ad:

21. Jewish National Fund Commission

Chicosruis; Code: Bentley’s for China

J. Watson, joint secretary

“Door Of Hope’’ Children’s Refuge Marine PR If? fit Chee woo hung soo

—33, Brenan Road; P.O. Box Engineers’ Guild of China—

1931. Door of Hope: 22, Robinson 24, The Bund; Teleph. 12520; Cable

Road and 1:221/2, Yu Yueri Road Ad: Chicoguis

Secretary—J. Watson

# fsi ^ x National Anti-Opium Association of

China—128, Museum Road; Teleph.

Employers’ Federation—North China 18263;

Natantop Box 1358; Cable Ad:

P.O.

Buildinsr, 17, The Bund; Teleph.

10704; P.O. Box 1049 Dr. Wang King Ky, chairman

Chairman—C. D.'Pearson Garfield Huang, secretary-general

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Engineering Society of,\China—c/o National Christian Council of China,

The — 169,18010, Yuen18018Ming

Public Works Dept., , Shanghai Telephs. and Yuen

18019; Road;

Cable

Municipal Council ; Telenh 13469 Ad: Chiconcom

Hon. Sec.-N. W. B. Clarke Gen. Sec.-Dr. W. Y. Chen

Secretaries—Rev. C. L. Boynton,

Exchange Brokers’ Association— L.Dr. E.D. H.Cio,Hume,

Rev. K. T.H.C. Cresy,

Room 303, 12, The Bund; Teleph•

12237 Rev. R. D. ReesMiss and Dr. Kuan,

C. S.

Miao

Exporters’ AssbfciAT'ioN' of Shanghai Navy League—20, Canton; Teleph.

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. 16355

Box 10*9; Cable Ad: Moorob President — Sir John Brenan.

Chairman—W. E. D. Smith K.C.M.G.

Secretaries—Beck and Swann Vice- P residents^-

Finnish Association in China—301, President of St. Andrew’s

Route Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. Society

74244; P. O. Box 1139 President of St. George’s

Hon. Chairman—W. Heikel Society

Hon. Treas.—(j. V. Synnerberg President of St. Patrick’s

Hon. Secy.—H. Keijola Society

President of St. David’s

Japanese Cotton Merchants’ Associa- Society

tion of Shanghai—55, Szechuen Road Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—

(2nd floor); Teleph. 19147 E. S. Wilkinson

 SHANGHAI A1G9

ft m -k M ® Wi Shanghai Fire Insurance Association

Portuguese Women’s Association— —17,Moorob

Ad: The Bund; Teleph. 10704; Cable

Pierce Apartments: Boone Road; Chairman—H. B. Scott

Teleph. N. 4445 Sricre'taries —Beck

Quest Society, The Shanghai

Retired Naval Officers’ Associa- Box 1965;FootballCable Ad:Association—P.O.

Football

tion Hon. Secretary—M. Spie^ler

Royal Air Force Association of # $ & w ^

Shanghai —30, Foochow Road; [ Chun see sze hwa wai

Teleph. 19931

President—Lieut. J. E. Badeley Shanghai Horticultural Society

Parks & Open Sfmces—Room 44, Ad-

Vice-do. —Sir Victor Sassoon ministration Bldg., 193,Kadoorie

Hankow Rd.

Chairman—L. G. Day, M.C., President—Horace

D.F.C. Chairman,

Secretary—A. T. C'ampi

Treasurers—Thomson & Go., c.a. Hon. Ivon-Clark J. HaVvkings—

Mrs.Treasurer—W.Ladies Comniittee

Hon. Secretary and Director—W.

# £ #1 5S Ya chou wen hui J. Kerr, f.r.h.s.

Royal Asiatic Society (North China Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association

Branch)—R.

Road A. S. Bldg., 20, Museum

President—A. de C. Sbwerby .—P.O.l ion.BoxSecretary—M.

1(165; .Cable Ad: Football

Spiegler

Vice-Presidents—R. D. Abraham

and Dr. Wu Lien Teh

Hon. Keeper !of Ornithology—E. S. ShanghaT .Association—17,

Marine Underwriters

Theborob

Bund; Teleph.

Wilkinson

Hon. Keeper of Afchaelogy II. E. 10764; Cable Ad: M'

Gibson ChAirnian—M. H. Ivy

Hon. Keeper of Gouchology—Teng Secretaries -‘-Beck & Swann

ChienKeeper

Hon. Yen of Ichthyology — Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa-

Yuanting T. Ghu tion—North China Building, 17, The

Hon. Keeper of Herpetology—E.

M. Buchanan . , Bund;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Moorob10704; . Pd>. Box 1049;

Hon. Librarian-Miss Chairman—H. Tiefenbachor

Hon.

EditorTreasurer—A. 0.A.Leith

of .Tout-rial—iEsson

Abraham Secretaries— Beck and Swapn

M. Gale, Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa-

M.A., PH.D. tion—220,

Councillors —. Juleen

E. H. Cressy, Wm. Arnold,

Gockson,Rev.J. '1418; CableEzechuen

1

Ad: ShapaprsasRoad; P.O. Box

R. Jones, G Kliene, Dr. J.

Csang Ly; Rev. F. R. Millican,

H. Phillips, Rev., F. L. Hawks ! t ^ tg ^ jh

Pott, Dr. Bernard E. Read, S/iang

1 hai sick chok Wai '

Baroness Von iJngerrL-storrib'erg. Shanghai ,Society,Animals

for the Prevention

Dr. C. T. Wang, W. H. Way, of Cruelty-to i

G. L. WilsOn and Y. W. Wong Preshlctit— A. W.E. Newman

Burkill, o.i.E.

Hon. Secretary—-'N. N., Maas Chairman—K.

.Secretary — Miss

Mohawk R6ad; Teleph' "*D. Pdllow,

; 46536 184,

ti ^ ^ ^ Ta ying ivay za

Royal

hai Society of St. George

Branch)—Church House,(Shang-

219,

Kiukiang Road M Chung yit Jcung eoo

President—E. S. Wilkinson Shanghai StoPk- Exchange—16, Cen-

Vice-do. —T. G. Drakefdrd •tral Road; ‘t’cl^phs.-'Il^Ob (8 lines)

Hon. Secretary—E. E. Parsons and 10833 (Storetkr-y) : Cable Ad ;

Hon. Secrrithry^N. N. MaaS Stocks

17

A170 SHANGHAI

Committee — F. G. Harrison Soeiih’E Belge de Bienfaisance 150,

Kiukiang Road; Room 305; Teleph.

(chairman), N. H. Rutherford 16773

(vice-chairman), C. D. Cul- Committee: A. Loonis, P. Regaert

bertson, A. Hillaly, S. M. S. and A. Clement.

Gubbay, F. P. Yearley, V. D.

Gensburger, P. H. Leynaud, Societe Suisse de Bienfaisanck

P. S. Soo, T. Crosthwaite, E. “Helvetia”

C. Allan, H. Aufwerfer and President—R. Plattner

E. H. Parrott (secretary) Vice-do. —E. Staudt

Members—H. F. Baker,,, S. J. Secretary—W. Bolliger

Benjamin, G. F. H. Bichard. Treasurer—R. V. de Crone

A. A. Brady, R. Buchan, .T. M. Adjoint—A. Kobelt

S. Burr, A. M. Cannan, E. G.

Clarke, ,T. L. Crompton, T. St. Andrew’s Society

Crosthwaite, C. D. Culberston, President—N. C. Macgregor

C. 0. Gumming, K. M. Cum- Vice-President—W.

ming, M. E. Dangoor, S. Hon. Secretary —B H.(). Middleton

E. D.

David, A. J. Edgar, E. L. Adams, 24, Central Road

Elias. F. S. Elias, A. S. Elias, Hon. Treasurer—G. O. W. Stewart,

M. Ezra, .T. A. Fredericks, c/o Hongkong

Banking Corp., 12 &The Shanghai

Bund

C Fritz, V. D. Genshurger,

E. E. Gensburerer. S. M.

S. Gubbay, R. N. Harris. F. St. David’s Society of Shanghai

G. Harrison. A. .1. Havim, President—Judge P. Grant Jones,

E. Hayim, A. Hillaly, E. A.

Hillel. Charles K. Ho, Philip Vice- do. —R. J. E. Price

Lin Ho, E. r S. K. Ho TW. Hon. Chaplain—F. VV. Thomas

C. A. How ard, G. M. W. Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—H. F.Miles,

Secretary—W. Prytherch

c/o

Hummel, H. Josenb, S. M. Shanghai Telephone Co.—460,

Joseph, D. B. Judah, S. A. Fokien Road

Judah, R. Julian, R. E. Ka-

dooric, R. Kopelman, K. S.

Lee, W. R. Lemarchand, S t & m ^ m

E. Levv, S J. I.evy, P. H. Sun shar seh ffoong wei

Leynaud, C. M. Liang, H. St. Joseph’s Catholic Association—

Martin. J. A. Moller, G- 86, Route des Soeurs; Teleph. 72873

J. W. More-an, A. E.

Moses, M. Myers. M. J.

Nathan, W. G. Pirie, J. O. St. Patrick’s Society

Pote-Hunt, P. H. Prevot, D.

Raphael, G. Raymond, H. H. t n S

Read. F. V. Reilly, A. W. Chu hua jucA tien tsung hut

Reynell, H. Rogers, J. Rosen- Swedish Association in China—Roona

feld, O. S. B. Bowe, N. H. 303, 20, Kiukiang Boad

Rutherford, A. E. Shahmoon, President—S. Blom

P. S. Soo, A. M. Sopher, L. Vice-do. —K. G. Lonnegren

Soyka, S. Sudka, John Sparke, Hon. Secret.—T. A. Hultman

J. E. C. Swan, E. G. Tait, C. Hon. Treas.—E. Edwards and

C. Todd, S. E. Toeg, P. O. A. Norrby

Tong, M. C. Tsai, T. B.

Tsang, C. L. Tung, S. D.

Wang, P. Welch, W. N. Wells- # ® *

Henderson, A. V. White, H.

A. White, A. Woods, T. M. United Services Association (The

Yates, F. P. Yearley and G. Great War 1914-18)—21, Kiukiang

T. Yuan Road; Teleph. 11327

 SHANGHAI Am

Record. Secretary—

Committee—H. L. C. Healey

Chung hua chi tu chiao cKirig nien hui Arnoldov, P. H.H.Arnold, L. Y.

Bordwell,

chuan huo hsieh hui W. R. Clouth, K. W. Irle,

Y.M.C.A. or China—131, Museum W. S. King, W. W,. Lockwood,

Road: Telephs. 15245-8; P.O. Box J.Mitchell,

C. McCracken,

E. J. Ottewell,G. E.T.

924; Cable Ad : Committee L. Rawsthorine, and R. M.

Executive

(chairman),Board—I. Usang(vjce-

L. T. Chen, Ly, Vanderburgh

cliairman), Y. C. Tu (secretary), Executive Staff—

Hu Yung Chi “(treasurer), Chen Gen. Secretary—C.

Business Secty.— W.W.E. Petitt,

Hines

Si, Chun,K. Fong

Feng, F. Sec,Tsai

T. Ting, Lin Chen

Woh Physical Dir.—L. F. Bright

Chuan, Wu Pe-Hsuan, Q. L. Women’sSports, Section—Miss K.

Yang, Letup

Zau ofYinCustody

Board

H-sin Foo and S. U.

and Invest- Junior ,Div. Assist—-Hans E.

Bojesen

ment—K. F. Chang (chair- Educational

man), H, C. Mei (secretary), Nich Room Assist.

Dining

— William

Supervisor— J. L.

John Y. Lee (treasurer), Liu Holbrook

Shu Fan.

Yen and J.C. Usang

F. Wang,Ly F.(Ex-C. Matron—Mrs. Sarah E. Smith;

Officio) Stehog.—Miss May C.E. Thompson

Do. —Miss Violet

Accountant—K. W. LeeThompson

Young Men's Christian Association, Desk Attendants—A. Voyce, W.

Chinese — 599' Szechuen Road: Schmidt,

and M. L. M.Sze Yu, S. K. Wong,,

Teleph. 15190; Cable Ad: Flamingo Masseur—N. Malleck

Board of Directors — K. v F Assist, do.—S. Kovalchik

Chang (chairman), F. C. e

(vice chairman), C. L. Hsi

(recording secty.), S. K. T Young MfnVChristian Association'

(treasurer), H. C. Chen, W Navy—Hongkong & Szechuen Roads:

Y. Chen, Fong F. Sec, Job Teleph. 16904

Y. Lee, Herman C. E. Liu Chairman—Majot A. Bassett

J. Usang Ly, U. W. She’ Vice-do. —Judge N. E. Lurton

K. T. Ting, Hollington K. Treasurer—Judge N. F. Allman

Tone. M. T. Tsao, Y. Y. Tsu, Committee—tF. J. Twogood, C.

C. F. Wang, O K; Yiii, M. Myers, E. W. Luccock, H.

Stewart Yui and S. U. Zau H.Cameron, P. H. Bordwell,

Secretarial Staff—K. Z. Lob At. L Moody, P. M. Amlei-

(eeneral sectv.). I. H./Younst, son, J. N.B. A. Sawyer,

H. S. Young. S. Y. Chao, F.

T. Chen, Been Chu. Hanson. Drake,. Viloudaki,F. andD.

Hwang, T H. In, Chester T. H. A. Wilbur1

Xiang, K. C. Kuan. S. O. Wilber Judd "(executive !secty.\

Leung H. D. Lin«y, C. Z. Lo, D. W. Ross (busiriess sectyA.

S'. M. Pang, F. W. Soong,- S. B. W. Smith (associate 'shcty:)

K. Tien, C. C. Tsai, Y. H. and W. A. Hathaway (asso-

Tsao, P. C. Tsui and Francis ciate secty.)

Wang (associate general (Sec-

retaries) Young Men’sStudent

Christian Association,

Chinese Work—599, Sze-

Y.M.C.A., Foreign—150, Bubbling cbuen Road; Teleph. 15190; Cable

Well Road: Teleph. 92250: P.O. Ad : Flamingo , ;

Box 1647; Cable Ad : Fpreighy

Trustees— Y.W.C.A. of133.China, National Yuen

Com

President—C. S. Franklin mittee

Road ; Telephs. Yuen

15212-4Ming

; Cable Ad :

Vice-President—W. E. Souter

Hon. Treas.—C. M. Wentworth Emissarius

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A172 SHANGHAI

Mrs. J. H. Sun, chairman ANsLander's Finance and Import

Mrs. Y. Y. Tsu, vice-chhirman Office., Financiers and General Im-

Mrs. Bernard Read, do. porters—83, Peking Road; Teleph.

Mrs- Siufeng Huang, secretary 10405; P.O. Bok 820, Cable Ad:

Mrs. K. T. Kwo, treasurer Auslander

Mrs. Z. D. Zau, do. H. Auslander, proprietor

Miss Tsai Kwei, acting general T. A. Moira da Costa, manager

secretary

Austrian Consulate (See Consulates)

^ ^ ^ a » s t

Poo tai pao'hnen i-oonq sze Chung ao mow yih hung sze

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, Australia-China Trading Co., General

MarineMontauhan;

Rue and Motor-Car

Teleph.Insurances—1, Merchants and Office Supplies — 367,

84005; Cable Kiangse

Ad : Francasia Rd.; Telephs. 11667 and 12440;

Directors—R. Fano (chairman), M- P.O. Box 958; Cable Ad: Austrchina

Speelman

F. Fano, A.(vice-chairman),

Pinson, H. MadierJ. Beudin,

and

E. Sigaut fr $ H *

J. Breen, Far Eastern manager Tah lee che cho hong

Auto Castle, The, (Heimendinger Bros.),

Astoria Confectionery and Tea Motor Car Dealers—Office and Show-

Rooms,Broadway,

—33, French and Teleph.Russian

40854 Specials and rooms:Medhurst

Corner ofRoadBubbling Well30274

; Teleph. Road;

K. Dimitriades, proprietor Garage and Service Station

Cardinal Mercier, corner of Rue : Route

Lafayatte ; Teleph. 71431

^ K W ft 11 3! Tun9 S. A.Heimendingjer,

Heimendinger,manag. director

sales manager

Atkinson

gineers & Dallas,

and Architects Ltd., Civil

— 100, En- Agents for

Road; Telephs. 10012, 10712 andPeking

10713; “Fiat” Italy

Cable Ad : Section

Automobile' Club of China (See Clubs)

Atlas Assurance Co.^ Ltd.—45, Kiukiang

Road ; Teleph. 14712, Cable Ad : Auto Palace Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Resinspect in Hongkong), Motor Engineers and

Dealers — Teleph.

100, Route 70180;du Cable

Cardinal

Au Bon Marche (Successeur to Co- Mercier; Ad:

operative Francaise de Shanghai)— Autopalace J. W. P. Marsh, mang. director

295, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 82880 F.Dr.R.J.Davey,

Edgar,director

Ellis Hayim, do.

do.

Augustinian

sions) Corporation—(See Mis- G. E. Mardeny do.

W. R. McBain, do.

E. A. Berthet, service

iflj Lee ta R.J.

A. R.Tomlinson,

Turner, do. do.'

Ault & Wib.org (Far East) Co., The, F. X. Gutierrez, account# .

Manufacturers

graphic of Printing

Inks, Dry Colours, and Litho-

Varnishes, Mrs. F. B. Manley

Enamels, Lacquers, etc.; Importers of F. Gates, sales

Paper, Printing and Lithographic Bach, do.

Machinery Distributors f&t'

Canton Road;andTeleph.

Supplies—Office : 157,

11888. Branches: Austin Cars

Chevrolet* Cars and Trucks

Hongkong* Canton and Manila Pontiac

Aurora University (See Educational) Bedford CarsTrucks

G. M. C. Trucks

 SHANGHAI A173

Automatic Telephones i of ChIna Charles

G. Mary Baboud I L. H. Wade

| Dr. Alexis Tsaong

Federal Inca IT.S.A., Agents for Auto- C.E. A.Morelieras

da Silva Ij Dr.

matic

ment, and Manual

Telegraph TelephoneDynamos,

Instruments, Equip- MmeJ.M.LeeZeng Beng

Motors, Electrical Supplies All-Electric M. Baumgarten | Mme K. Schultz

Totalisator,

Electro - Alatic .Vehicle ActuatedControl

Street Traffic and

1 Baer & Co^ A., Silk Merchants, General

Equipment

235, 236 and; Radio Equipment—Rooms

237, Sassoon Importers and

House; Teleph. Consulat: Exporters—8. Rue Ad:

du

16115; Oabl e. Ad: Strowger Teleph. 82476; Cable

E. R. Girard, president Baercosilk

Nelson E. burton, vice-pres. A- S.Baer, manager

L. Baer

A. O.. Ferry, treasurer

A; de Bondini, secretary

T. A. Barry, manager and accountant Baisun Engineering Works -768, Point

Road; Teleph. 56109

jAltxion

Barristerdeat-Law,

Ruffem.a„d’., ll.d.—41,

Attorney Rueand

du Consulat;.Teleph, 12265; Cable Ad: Bakerite

Dauxion

Chocolate Shop, Candy and

Biscuit Manufacturers—Bakery and

Restaurant: 221, Nanking Road &

Avenue Joffre Flower Shop, Florists 883, Bubbling Well Road

—854, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72185

Mrs. A. P. Modem, manageress Baldwins, Ltd., Manufacturers of

Steel Sheets, Steel Plates, Tinplates

Aylw.ard, , and Tinned Sheets—133. Szechuen

poo Road;Dr. E. A.—Office:

Teleph. 79, Whang-

42009; Residence: 397, Road; Teleph. 15170; PXD, Box 252;

Cable Ad: Baloosted

Great Western Road; Teleph. 20278 ftilles Ofgdiiization for

ifl] P Zeang le Swansea Hematite Iron ’& Steel

Azadian. Fjlk, .Jacques, Exporters andof Works

Raw Silk, Pongee, Cotton Elbu Steel Works

Tobacco Leaf — 4, French Bund; Panteg Steel Works

Teleph. 84060; P.O. BpX tl’04;',Cable Panteg Sheet and Galvanishing

Ad : Azadian Works

C. Azadian, manaiger Lower Mills Works

L. F. Zung Phoenix Sheet Works

Blaekwall Works

Wern Tinplate Works

Ac W. yomij Fairwood Tinplate Works

Azadian, Xeon, Export Merchant—75, King’s Dock Tinplate Works

Canton Road; Teleph. 14104 ; Cable Ad: Wilden Iron Works

Leodian Stour Vale Works

Swindon Works

Cookley Works

& mm m mm

: Pah peh M 1m hi hung ssu Balfour &of the Co., Eagle

Ltd.,andArthur (Pro-

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers prietors Globe Steel

Co., Ltd.), Capital SteelWorks, Sheffield,

of Water-tube .Boilers, Superheaters, England—34,

Chain Grate

mi^efs, Electric Stokers, Pipework,

Cranes,15756; Econo-1, 11921; P.O. Museum

Conveyors—

Road; Teieph.

Box 425; Cable Ad:

The Bund; Tele’ph. Cable Ad: Dannemora

Babcock lit.managing

Hon. Lorddirector

Riverdale of Sheffield;

J. E. Hargreaves, manager for China

.Baboud, Mary & CiE.. Importers and ,BanDmann, Albert, Manufacturers’ Re-

presentative—53, Foochow Road,

Representatives

Canton Road; Teleph: of French

19775 Firms—17,

; P.O. Box Teleph. 14495; Cable Ad: Band-

635; Cable Ad: Duobabcbar mann

 SHANGHAI

tJ A N K S ; • ft Tai ivan ngan hong

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—16, The

ftmmmmm Bund: Telephs. 18662, 18665, 14071,

Mil gicok. ipvji tuny nym^koitg. 16531, and 13648;

T. Hirano, Cable Ad: Taiwangink.

manager

American Express Co., Inc., The, Bank- S. Ishiguro, p.p. manager

ing and Travel—General Office : 158, N. Kohch, do.

Kiukiang Road; Teleplis. 16277-8;

P.O: ’Box 523; Cable Ad: Amexco

' H.L. FH.Cecil, manager

Bohlmann, accounianf' ; ! ft m ft m WIki p i ying hong

W. G. Williams, travel' repl’es. Banqcje Belge Pour I’Etr anger

I*.L. J.A. McKellar,

Almeida, do.assistant (Extreme-Orient) S. A.—20, The Bund;

Telephs. 13202 (General Manager), 10493

(Manager), 19233 (Sub-Manager), 15691

Bank of China 50, Hankow Road: 12624 (Book-keeping), 13482 Export),

(T/T Dept ), 10773 (Import,

Telephs.

Ad: 6855 or11080-9 & 11180-9-8-7, Cable and Share), 10438 (Compradore),(Cashier

Centrobank 10774

(Compradorfe

Codes: Office);

Lieber’s, A.B.CCable

5th Ad: Sinobe-

edn., Peter

ft M 2’sao shnn ngqn hong son’s 2nd edn. and Bentley’s

Bank

Teleph.of 11676;Chosen—330,

Cable Ad:Szechuen

ChosenginkRoad; j.H- Lafontaine,

Lambert, general

managermanager

T. M.Mattori, manager

Abe, signs per pro. «fc mgr.

Y. Rattsu, do. ft m m m -ft %

ft M llfi Chinp tung yin hong Banque Tung fong ivqy, lee ngan .Hong

Bank of Communications - 14, The Bund; Teleph. de L’IneSo-Chine—29,

11326; P.O. Box 654; The-

Bund;

tuhg Teleph. 12828; Cable Ad: Chiao- Cable Ad: Indochine

S. M. Tong, general manager L. Chevrettoii, mafiagei*

Banking Dept.: > M. T. Elz^ar, sub-manager

1 S. M. Chang, manager J. Morih^ coihtrdller

: S. L. Chow, sub-manager G. Widmer

Asst. Managers—M. T. Chen, S. Y. R. Bernard

LiYang,

andK.H.SrGWo,

PanT. L. Tsao, K. C. G. Ballard

P. Le Sourd

Issue Dept: R. Barbier

Wang Chen-tsu,

Chung-chen manager

Chang, sub-mgr. Miss B Boucher

T. Y. Hsu, do/ B. I. C. Ouan, oompradore

Savings & Trust Dept.: Y. F. Shang, asst. do.

C. C.Chao,

Lee Liu, manager

sub-mgr. Representative of the Bank and

C. F. Hsieh, do. • ’' French Banking Group for China

L. Chevretton

Y. Sega left; secretary

fr M in? Tung ah ngan hong

Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Szechuen

Road; Telephs.Exchange

10434 (Exchange Mgr.), fT HI X & 4*

P,16863

O. Box (Private

242; Cable Ad: toEastabank

all Depts.); Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le

Commerce et l’Industrie—1, Quai

Ling Alan Lai, manager de France; Teleph. 82130; P.O. Box 988;

Ng Ka Wing, asst, manager

Kain E. Lee, accountant Cable

H. Bar,Ad: manager

Geranchine for China

Chung Sui Yim, cashier

Fung Lok Chi, sub-accountant M. Meuniez, gsst. manager

; W. M. Tsai ’ G. Chop] in, comtroller

C' Ho, Shin Ngam P. A. Jehl, signs per pro.

2au Zang Tshung, cpmpradare F. Raveau

 SHANGHAI AIT

ft B Ik 4* CaisK Bank, The—80, Kiukiapg Road;

Central Bank ofChina, The - l-M'he Teleph. 11447; P.Head

O. BoxOffice:760;18.Cable

Bund; Teleph. 12570; Cable Ad: Ad: Chasebank;

Street, New York City. Branches:—

Pine

Governbank Shanghai, Hong.Kong, Tientsin and

Directors:— Baris. Affiliated with , The Chase

T.H. Y.H. Soong

Kimg National Bank, !New York afyO

London

Yeh

ChangTsu-changKia-ngau : Alfred. E. Schumacher, second y^e.

Yih Churtoag presiaenc ana manager

Jian H. Chen E. G. Zacharias, do.

Wang Pao-lun

Tang Shou-ming A. G. Asseier, per pro.

Y. M. Hui- Chienteh W. J. Lamneck, do.

Chen E. A. G. Petersen, do.

F. Robinson, do.

Chow Tsung-ching

Yung Chung-liang W. C. Ryan, j r.,

R. G. Biesel

do.

Hsu Kan E. F. Rauch, auditor

T. Jj. Soong

Supervisors:

Li Ming — J.V.A. C.Dorf

G. dada Costa

CostalE.A.Mrs.J.W.M.

Silva

Xavier

B.

Yu Ya-ching E. J. King i Gutierrez

Z.LinC.K,ang-hou

Zing J.R.

C. M.Shu 1 Zyp. Mm-cnp^n

I Tsuyee Psi O. F. R. Muller I Mrs. L. PerryHarvey

McDonald i Miss Grace ,

Officers:— J.R. Reyes

J. Santos J! Mrs. M. ReinediosA. f< (

H. H. Kung, governor Chang Zong Chow, cpinpradore

Chang

Jain H.Kia-ngau,

Chen, deputydo.governor Z. K. Per, assist. do.

Bra aches:—

All important centres of the country

Correspondents:— ff ^ m * fCiTr

All principal ports of foreign lands Chekiang ji ni ning hong

f/D ^ -Ma fca lee Chekiang

Hankow Industrial Road; Teleph.Bauk,18050; Ltd.—159,

Cable

The Chartered Bank of India, Ad: Chindubank or 3947 (Chinese)

Australia and China (Inc. in

England by Royal Charter 1853)— China Banking Corporation—149,

Shanghai Brahch: 18, The . Bund ;

Teleph. General Office: 16310 (Pri- Szechpenand Road; Teleph?. 14454,

vate Exchange all Depts.);. Cable 14415 Cable Ad ;

14476; P.O. Box 1738;

Chihaneyrp . ;

Ad: Salamander

R. D. Murray, manager

H. C. Hopkins, sub-manager 1 China Development Bank, Ltd—33,

B. W. Talbot, acct. Szechuen Road; Cable Ad; 0120

H. E. Faulkner, special repr^s. Lane Van, manager

Sub-accountafits

E.D. Campbell —

B. Lawson R. J. S. Davies i China State Bank, Ltd.—356, Peking

A. Douglas C. F. King Road; Teleph. 92320; Cable Ad:

A. J. Bird W.G.G,, Brown Kuohwabank

G.H. A.J. Johnston

M. Cook J.J.M.F. Houghton

Vicars

Wong Soh Ling, compradore Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—210,

Nanking Road ; Teleph. 91190-8

A. A. A. Rodrigues P. S. Liu, general manager

C. F. Ozorio 1 C. S. Aquino M. J. Yuan, manager

A- ^aJler ,; F. P. Cruz S.P. T.S. Yen, sub-manager

H.icra^lQeo.W.Chue Z. T. Chen, do. 0imanager

Shaug, assist,

A. F. Gomes Mrs. M. Lent D. K. Sung do.

A17$ SHANGHAI

Chung Foo Union Bank—103, Jin- H. Geiger, dep.. sub-manager

kee J. Kroenert, 1 Bo.

aaid Road;

15620 Telephs. 16875-79, 11929 H. -Dietsch, signs

A. Frese, do.

Chung Hwa Commkeg.ial ,V Havings G. Meyer-Buete, do.

Bank, Ltd.—290, Peking Road'; Te- F. Petzschke, do. , .

lephs. 13173 and 16190; Cable Ad: Dr. P. Whitting, do.

Kiangyoh Fr.derBretschnei- II A.> >. SchmolHnger

H. von Essen ( E. Wolff Weller-

Commercial Bank of Cu ina-- 7, The M. Lindenau

Klussman Miss ; E. Leh-

Bund; Teleph. 15550; Cable Ad: F. mann

Tungshang C. H. Munz | Miss G. Kuelps

Continental Bank; Ltd. ill, Kiukiang; Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora-

Road;

Road; Trust and SavingsDept.:

Sub-Branches: Nanking

620, North Sze- tion {See Chase. Bank) !,

chuen Road; 771, Bubbling Well Road; 1, 1

Avenue

Nantao;Road;Dubail;

Warehouse 114, Fang Pang

1114, North Loo, Exchange Bank of China-^45,’

Soo- kiang Road; Teleph. 11941; !Cable Kiu-

chow Teleph. 11966-7, 16976-79; Ad: Knabex

Cable Ad: Contibank. Head Office:

Tientsin Finance Banking Corporation, Ltd.,,

Cook Son, Ltd., Tho-s. — I 19, Nanking VII; General Financing- 9, Avenue Edward

Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad: Cable Teleph. 80115; P.O. Box 633;

A'd: Finahsbank

Coupon Directors

ft m $k Jk Fu m, J. A. Turner, chairnkui, i •

:—

Nee pinfohg Ttwan yin hong R. H. Parker

V. O. Remedies

Credit Foncier d’ExtrIme-Orient, Mort- M. Diamant

gages, Real Estate, House Management J.' M. Tiivarefe, sectetarj’'

and Insurance—Chattered Bank Bldg.,

18, The Bund (1st floor); Teleph. 6366; Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The {See Oversea

P.O. BoxManagement

General 57; Cable Ad: Bell’ran Chinese; Banking Corporation, Ltd.)

E. Molines, manager for South

China ft m l JVa if'fo&ngWmig htfng

D.R. Pontet,

Willame,local

signsmanager

per pro. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-

ing Corporation (Incorporated in

V. du Bus de Warnaffe, do. the Cblony

Mrs. W. E. Schneider

J. Borgeest Bund 65, ofBroadway

A.A. C.S.andLeith,

Henchman,

Hongkbhg) — 12, The

manager'

Chinese Rent Collecting Dept, sub-manager

G, Wang, manager W. H. Stewart, do.

Architects’ 'Office E. W. Stagg, actg. _ dp;

G. Derevoge, chief architect J. J. French,, accountant

H. L. Favacho G. H. Stacey, actg. sub-do.

Brickworks.. G. C-G. Richards

E.W.R. Thomson- '

O. Graindorge, mgr. (on leave) U'faley

ft tfc ffi Teh Inva ying hong A.T. C. Ken nett

Deutsch-AsiatiscHk:Bank—85; Kiukiang -I. C. Sutherland , ..

Road; Telephs. I*. B;G.Turnbtffl

Gotch . '

(Manager’s Office):1 536* (4 lines!

P.O. Box 2772,

1282; Cable W.

A. F. Judd

Ad: Teutonia. Head,Office: Shanghai s.H.Asii ;•

A. Reiss, manager

R. Franz, do.

R, Ewert, sub-manager A.W, Ghajme^s

U.

BeveHdge 1 ; ; 1 • ' • •

V. Parker

 SHANGHAI A177

Ds A. Campbell Loans & Surrenders Dept.

J.C. C.II. Walters

Rid.leiCCarre S. Ulanowski

. J.M.A.VV.Me.Grppbr O. Souroshnikoff

Turner C. Guillabert

L'. W. R. McLaren B. Rabinovitch

. G. 6. W. Stewart^ A. Rachkoc

' W. H. Lydall V. Souroshnikoff

A. L. Murray Records Dept.

N.W. J..It.Stahl) V. Mangal

McCutcheon V. Gristchenko

A. M. Kennedy' S. Koltcheff

Hongkew Sub- A gent: V. Meleshko

,A. M. D. Wallace, 6®J>ag©nt • • W. Mickiewicz

• B. MeL. Bacon Premium Control Depf.

Special Representative-. "K L. Miagkova

. W. C. Cas^els. , . _ M. Souroshnikoff

Miss K. Fenton, secretary B. Baumzveiger

R< sident Engineer: A. Chi j off

E. W. A. Clements N. Fecioroff

M. Kovrigin

Z. Mitt

m m m & K. Senichenko

Afan kieok tse ohio way Stock Dept,

P. Berthet

.International

Savings Go.),Savings FoundedSociety

in 1912(Public

and Italian Bank

registered under the Frehcnt Govern- kiang Road;forTelephs.

China, The -18<;,(Gen.

35367-8 Kiu-

ment Laws of 24th July,1867. Recorded Office) and 15841 (Manager); P.O. Box

at French Consulate-General, Shanghai 648; Cable Ad: Sinit

Head Officer,-?,

Telepli, Avenue

82)80; Cable Ad: Fidward

fhtersavinVII; U.().M.Petst,

Tavellk, gen. mgr.

Board of Dirs. - R. FanpJ JiReudip, M. manager

A.Chapeaux,

Sigaut andL. (Jhevretfon,

M. SpeelmanH. Madier, Kiangsu-ChukiAng

Savings Bank, Ltd.,Commercial and

The—149, 17392

Sze-

Commissaifes aux Gb.in|)tes—Cli.

Boissezon and F. Bouvier , ' 1 de chuen Road: Telephs. 17381,17190,

and 10748; Cable Ad: Kianchbank

Censor—J. Fr’edet

Committee of Management -J, Beu- C. T. Woo, chairman

din, M. Speelman aha E. Sigaut V. S. Chow, general manager

C. S. Wei, manager

Sub-manager—S. Braley ,

Accountants—Turner, Sturrpck & Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road;

Telepbs. 11277-9

Brown S.S. Loh, general

Secretariat & Correspondence Dept.

J. Herthet C. Tien, asst. manager

do.

H. Guillabert L. C. Yen, asst. gen. mgr.

M. Liou

K. Virenius fj 3$ jfe * Rin-cheng-yin-hong

Shanghai Branch -Control Dept.

N. Martianova ■ ’ Kiencheng

-T20Q,. Banking^CouhonATioN,

. Kiangsp Road;,Telephs. S’hai.

16517,

H. Anikin 14386 (Mgr.), 13800 (Banking Dept.),

Amounting Dept. \' 16969

Cable (Private Exchange to all Depts,);

E.. Shekury.

' S. Jourdan ■ , , , \ .

, C. C.Ad:Woo,Rinchen

manager

E. Stephap . / , . C. C. Fong, sub.manager

- Bond Control, Dept, r . Li. ri. img, uo. ^

' C. Liniewska ' J. banking asst, 'manager and chief' rpf

A. Chen,dept.

M. Marchahd ;

R. Mai cli and JgnaR G. Y. Sheng, asst, mgr."

‘'N. Rcfek'aViainikbff •' T. Y. Wang, chief accountant

A178 SHANGHAI

S.L. Y.C. Wang

Chimg,manager, r

enSttOian ,•, A ' ,‘ n m m m jx m

P.H V. vChu, fsfev' t flg#a4ptP Chekiang shin yie/i ning hone/

Bubbling Wellng sul i manager, sav ing dept. ational

Bubbling Commercial Commercial Bank, Office:

Ltd., The,

Well Bead; Telepln 3309S1 Bank — Head 230,

B. de Montigny B Wibbx?rff2y/. B. de 1; Peking Natcombank Road; Teleph.

or 6311;15666;Codes

Cableused:

Ad:

Montigny;

Jesstield Telephr'8.48^;-

Branch—93.‘1. Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd, Bentley’s, A.B.C.

West Teleph.Gate20038 jjess

Branch—1170-81,. fieJd Rpad; ‘r_ 5th and 6th

Woo. National Commercial and . Savings

Ping Road; Xantiio Teleph, 21833 Bank, Ltd.—348, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

(Xantao) 16586

Manufacturers BAiot oh Phina'/Ltd.— •National Industrial Bank of China—

86, Tientsin Road; Telephs. 111,61-11165 15609; 130, Peking Road; Telephs. 18729 and.

and 14552 (T. T. Dept.); Ohnle Ad: Cable Ad: Natindbank

Factubank;

International Codes:

(3rd Bentley’s,

edn.) and Peferson’s

Private Nederlandsch indische Handels-

H. H. Kung, chrmn. taank—186, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

T. L. Soong • ;i > 4 . . 15809,

C.T. H.V. Chang,

Cliao, assist,

do. managet

do. ;.;' P.O.Box 1319; Cable19993,

15615, 19281, and 13379;

Ad: Handelbank;

; Codes: Bentley’s 1st edn. Peterson

Internat., 3rd edn., Leibers, A.B.C. 5th

^lj ,j|‘ Yu lee and 6th and Mercuur

Mercantile Bank of InOia; Ltd.—26) C. J.G.C. Reinders

Riem, manager

Folmer, accountant

The Bund; Teleph. 18792-3; Cable T. van Gulik, sub-acct.

Ad : Paradise J. W. Brouwer

j: H.R. W. fluxter, inaneger H. J. van Houten

W. T. 1Hawk,ins, accpuntapt' ■ .;

)ougalvsub-ahcountant

A. C. At. Cuinhung, do. ; ff m afj la Wo.lan ying hong-

A. Lyle, ’ do. ' Nederlandsche Handel-MaatschappIj,

A. L. A. Bonbenard, do. 1: NAY-(Netherlands Trading.'Society) —

Sassoon

19474 19473 .House The Bund;

andv 19472; Telephsi.

P.O. Box 1550;

ff ^ M ling nin hong Cable Ad: Trading

Mitsubtshi Bank, Ltd. — 36,' Kiukiang J. de Wilde, manager

Rd.;

bak Teleph. 18007; Cable Ad: IwaSaki- i E!G. A.de. Tiernego,

Nie, sub-manager

Cashier .

A. J. R. Lonsain

fj IK dt JT. Sany tsing ning hong J. van Senden

M. AY. ten Seldam

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—93, Canton' Road; S. U. Yu, asst, compradore

Teleph. 18926; Cable

K. Satoh, ■ manager ‘ Ad: Mitsuigink

1

A Fukai, assist, do. Ningpo Commercial Saving Bank

K. Hamamoto,- do. Ltd. — 240, Peking Road; Tfeleph

15505-9

m Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation

Moscow N a rod.n't Bank, Ltd.—170, Ltd. (Successors to The Ho Hong Bank,.

Ltd.), (Incorporated in theRoad;

StraitsSettle

Kiangse Road; Telephs.

Ad: Nanxlny; Head Office: London 19575; Cable ment)—120, Kiukiang Telephs.

P.i. V.E. Gaidul,

IvanolT,sub-mgr.

manager .' ' 13176 and 13177 (Private exchange to

all Departments),

Office) andCable 17467 (T. 14027

T. and (Manager

Bills Depart s-

National City Bank ments);

of New York, Bentley’s, Peterson’s 2nd and.3rd edns., Ad: Oversea; Codes

The (formerly

' Corporation)^!,' International,

KiukwigRd.;Banking Teleph. A.B.C. 6th edn. andBranches:

Private. Amoy,

Head

11500;

New York Cable Ad: Citibank.,

■ Head Office: Office:Bangkok,Singapore.

Batavia, Batu Pahat, Djambi,

Hong Kong, Ipoh, Kota Bharu,,Kuala

 Lumpur, Malacca, Muar, Palembang, Shanghai Bank, ILtd., The, General

Penang, Pan goon, Seremban, Shanghai Banking Business—190; Hainir Road,

and Sourabaya Telephs. 408S9 (.Managei) and 40840

C. L. 'i’an, manager J (General Office); P.' O. Box 33!); ’ Cable

T. W.M. C.Chen, assist, manager

Chang,.accountant Ad:K. Hasegawa,

Hishiraaru president

Peck

Lee Pia Jim, sub-acct. ' K. Taguchi, director and mgr.

Tan Chi KianTung, do.

Tsin, do. m±

W. T. Chiu, do. Shang hai skan yi x/tu, shoh ying houg

Pacific Shanghai Commercial and Savings

Telephs.Bank, 92764Ltd.—178,

and 93065;Tientsin

CableRoad;

Ad: Bank, Ltd., The—Head Office: 50,

Ningpo Road; Teleph. 12560 (Head

5017 Office and Local Branches); P.O. Box

857;

Bentley’s,Cable Ad: Comsavbank; Codes:

£J< AC Dah ying, yeng hong

P. «fc O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., The Banking 2nd Peterson’s

and 3rd edns.International

K.general

P. Chen, nianagiug director and

manager

—28, The Bund; Teleph. 16849, C. C. Yang, sub-ihanagei

Cable Ad : Penorbanca D.P. C.W. Lee,

H. R. C. Booth, manager

J. H. Mortlock acting acct. Tsou,sub-manager

sub-manager and mgr

G. K. Macfarlane, sub-accountant (agriculture dept.)

. J. T. Chee, sub-manager

J. E. Pipe, do. E. K. Hsu, district inspector

Miss A. J. Boyd, stenographer T. Z. King, mgr. (general busi-

M. I). Zee, compradore ness dept.)

H.tration

S. Chao,dept.)mgr.' (business adminis-

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltj?., E.D., K. C. Wu, mgr. (personnel dent.)

Bankers— Sassoon House; Telephs. 11430 Wilkin Sunn, chief auditor

and 14026; P. O. Box 602; Cable Ad: C. Huang, mgr. (foreign dept.)

Edsbankcoy Y. H. Lee, mgr. (domestic dept.)

* Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart., governing I. V. Wah, mgr. (trust dept.)

director W. 0. Heir; mgr. (warehouse dept.)

F. R. Davey, director Hunfy D. Lee,“-•mgr,

A. K. MacEwan, manager

C. J. Meager, do. C.Frederick

T. Tuiig,: ;T;ingr. (loan(salt

Yang,'

dept ) / '

mgr.dept.)

(investment

L. I. Ovadia, do. dept.) 'v-'

E. G. Smith-Wright, sub-manager C. Tsang, mgr. .(credit cLpt.j

L. Ovadia, do. C. dept.)

K Fan, mgr, (current account “ A ”

W. B. Bryden, g.a., acct.

-J. B. Etheriugton S. P. Liu, mgr. (current account

W. R. Lambert

F. C. Warburion, a:c.a. H.“B”dept.)

C. Hwang, mgr. (fixed deposit

W. D. Pearson dept.)

D. Innes-Ker Z .S. Kiang, chief cashier ;

J. G. Wilson Assistant Managers—*Chemo Lee,

J. H. Ezekiel Chucksen Wong, A. C. Ting, T.

G. Mao, S. Y. Keh, J. C. Chu

F. E. Smith

R. Joseph ■ and P. C. Yue

A. S. Costa Shanghai Branches;

S. P. Cohen Avenue J off re (jffice — s^O-Sal,

M. Jacob Avenue Joffre

Miss H. Williamson . P. H. Pan, manager

Mrs. J. M. Cheesman Boulevard ' MoittigHy Offic?—Chin-

Y.ese,C. Y.M.C.A. Buildiiig

1:

Miss B. Smith Wen, manager -

Miss E. W. Brock •Botmda' r y Road- Office-'

Miss R. Soldmon ‘ r dary Road ' 1 ,|f1C9,.

* I?du1fi-

' ’ ’•

 SHANGHAI

H. P. Shpn, manager , ,. -; ; , K. Yabuki, manager

Bubbling Well Road 0&ce—Corn- jSM. Anzai, ,sub-maHager .

er of Yates ROa^ S. Homma, do.

Y. T. Tsiang,.manager

East Gate Office—East Gate; North Bank’s Studio; Portrait Specialist —101,

Side, 19, Min Nuo Road Bubbling Wei! Road; Tcleph. (94870}

S. T. Woo, manager

East Seward Road.. Office—325, East Cable Y. S.

Ad: Banns

Bann, proprietor

Seward Road •' -

C. Y. Pan, manager Barbash t f e Co., B. Si,' (Furs,

Mercliaiits and

Hongkew Office—833, North Sze- Commission Agents Woollens,

chuan Road : ! - Veneer, etc.) —736, Rte. Paul Henry;

K. G. Tong; manager

Wayside Office—38S, Broadway ! E. Teleph. 74620; Cable

B.S. Barbash, mgr. Ad: Barbash

and sole proprietor

Richard Y. Bau, 1 manager

West Gate Office —1474, Chmje H M Tah kxMg i

Hwa Road

J. F. Ying, manager B.VRf.ow; 6c, (Jo,, riccB Goods and Cenex

Yu Yuen Road OfficeT232, Yu al Import Mercliants, Fngineering,.

Yuen Road Technical

Chemicals—17/ ^Supplies)"Rah'

Cgritou RubberRoad; apdTe-

T. Z. Bau, mapaggr leph. 18669 ; ’O abl'C' A’d:. Rbstneme

Sumitomo Bank Ltd.4-69, Riukiang Rd.; Sir J ohn D. Bar

Thomas B. Barlow, London low, Bart., M&ndhester

Telephs. 15533-3 lines; P.Oi Box 3035; C. H. Fryer, manager

Cable Ad; Sumitbank

. Y.S. Thana, manager

Takeda, assist, managin' ,, Ifi ff "Zialigwoo'

T. Kamiya, do. Baroukh’s, Manufact urers of .Faces and

Thriftcor Bank—100, Kiukiang Road; Road; Teleph.Lits’ens

Decorative’ — 311-317, Kiangse

17891; Cable Ad: Barotrlch

Teleph. 18906 ; o/ DanielIF: Baroukli, proprietor

ff 0M 3$ M. Y« pong yin(j Jwr.g m # ^ fii a

Underwriters Savings Bank for l‘o 'w

the

in theFar StateEast, Inc. (Incorporated

of Connecticut, U.S.A.)— Barraud, J.: (Etude), Law Oilice—41,

17, The Bund; Teleph. 17725; Cable Ad;

Savings. Branch: 14, Queen’s Road, Ad: Julbar Rue de Consulat; Teleph. 82039; Cable

Hongkong J. Barraud, advocate,

C. V. Starr,president and director

N. Yakoonnikoff, vice-pres. & dir. M. Barraud, do.doctor

: of law

Directors—R. W. Davis, Mansfield Barrie, Howard;G./ 'M.D:/ kJr.g.'S.—feuite

Freemaii,

Siemssen, W. Clement

A. Main, F. W. 601, Wayfoong House; Teleph.

W. A. Hale,andtreasurer J. Smith 16679; Cable Ad : Wongman

A.Francis Chang,

Hrutzky,

S. H. Wong

secretary

asst, manager& cashier

Basset, L., Bill and Bullion Broker-

K. K. Tse,,accountant 307, H. and S. Building, 12, The

Bund; Telephs. 10190-14429 and

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—280, 19276

Peking Road; .Teleph. 15210; Cable

A-ds : 7777 and ( daltbank; Wireless: Bateman-King School1 ■; of Dancing-

17770 67, Route Ferguson/ Teleph. 77296

fx m # mm m Payer Pharma Co.—138;' Kiangse Rd.;

Wang ping tsun ching nfng hong Telephs. 13596 & 13598; Cable Ad:

Bayer

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltjd.—24, The K. Gaertner,; manager

Bund; Teleph. 15470 Dr. O. Giese, do.

 SHANGHAI A18I

F. Iden, p.^.a. Belgian Chamber oe Commerce {See

K. Kuether, do. Chambers of Commerce)

Dr. H. Wilpert, do.

Dr. Wuebiken, 'do. (Tientsin) Belgian Consulate {See Consulates)

R. Bpehlke Bell, A. D., Merchant—150, Kiukiang

E. Delbrueck Road, 4th floor; Teleph. 10125

G. Fust (Hankow)

F. Gordan

A. Leokebusch n ft i&fr mm

Dr. H. B. Lombard Alto do ing pee ka kuny sze

K. Moehr . Belting and Leather Products Associa-

G. F. Saue.r (Ilong Kong) tion, Inc.—Office : 57, Peking Road;

E. Steindorff Teleph.

J. Yeith Roau; Teleph. Factory:

10229; 400, Chemulpo

50770; P.O. Box 231;

Miss K. Grill Cable Ad: Proleabelt

Miss E. Koenig E.J.A.A.Nelson, general manager

Miss M. L. Moeller

Miss G. Priedemann H. i .Hawkesworth

Chen | K. L.. Niug

Miss H. Unterberger Benjamin, D. H. & Sons, Land and

Beauclair, Dr. Carl D., Dental Surr Estate Agents—259, Kiangse Road;.

Teleph. 19210; Cable Ad : Messman

geon—2, Peking Road; Tel. 19623 S. H. Benjamin

Beck & Swann, Accountants, Audi- I. Benjamin

tors, Secretaries, etc. —17, Tho B. K. Benjamin

Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box 1-Chong Cheng, compradore

1049; Cable Ad : Moorob C. Y. Dong, assistant

R. N. Swann, f.l.a.a.

A. Pullen $ m ^e an

Miss A. Anderson Benjamin

Brokers—Ewo Building, Bund;

m it n Telephs.

Potation 1032L and 10398; Cable Ad:

Bedaride, F., Manager of Lonkomay Ellis Hayiin

(Ingenieur: See Lonkomay)—365, F. G. Harrison, A.c.A.

Rue Cardinal Mefcier; Cable Ad: G. F. H. Bichard

Bedaride C. J.C.L.Todd

^ Pho Sung L. A. Sparke

Marcal j Miss R. Cohen

Begg it Co., T. D.—98, Hannen [Road; Beraha, D. & Stetten, Importers and

Teleph. 41513; Cable Ad: Alpha Exporters and Commission Agents—

H. H. Chen, general mgr. 320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13091;

Charles Y. Chong, asst. mgr. P.O. Box 1442; Cable Ad: Beraha

D. Beraha, manager

m ^ Tien Li Stetten Bros. (Paris)

Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd., General C. S. Fan

Import and Engineering—356, Peking C, K. Chen | Miss E. Graca

Road; Teleph. 92344; P. O. Box 568;

Cable Ad: Behnmeyer » g i ± m ts

Behr k Mathews, Ltd, S., Importers and Puk van sz kung chang sze

Exporters — 1267, Yangtszepoo

Teleph. 51056; Cable Ad: NorllavourRd. Berents, Hans, Consulting Ciyil En-

gineers,

511-2, Architects and Surveyors—

Behrens & Sons, -150,

Sir Jacob (Manchester Road; Teleph. 12099; Cable Ad:2, Berents

Glen Line Building, Peking

and Bradford) Kiukiang Road; H. M.AM.SOC.C.E.

Berents, B.sc., c.E. (Norway)

Teleph. 12278, P.O. Box 1499; Cable Ad: H. P. Berents

Elephant

D. C. Palfreeman M. Stihin, clerk of works

G. W. Rhodes | Miss C. Moosa Z. Z. Nien Piao | Y. L. Ting

Jil82 SHANGHAI

Berger, M. A., m.d., Specialist for Eyes Bloch Manufacturing and Lumber Co.,

Ears, Nose and

Yallon; Teleph. 81054 Throat~64, Route Ltd., The (Incorporated under the

Hongkong Companies Ordinances) Tea

Chests, Veneer,

Nail Wooden Boxes, Flooring

Berger, Walter G., Exporter—81, Jinkee Doors 14, Boone

and

Road;

Manufacturers—Office:

Sawmill: 3, West Kong

Road; Teleph. 15968; F.O. Box 1543 Foh Road, Near Jessfield Park; Telephs.

Bertucci, B., (Succs. Italian and 43885 & 43787; P.O. Box 438; Cable Ad:

Belgian Marble Co.)—659, Thorburn Blomso G.

Road; Teleph 50714; P.O. Box

1394 ; Cable Ad : Minie M. E.S. Maiden,

Bloch, chairman

director

W. P. Lambe, do.

Besant School for Girls—(Soe Edu- A.T. K.H. King,

Gordon, do. do.

cational) R.W. Schlee, do.

Bethel Mission —(Nee Missions) E. Ulanoft, do.

Secretaries: Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

Bianchi, 0., Manufacturing Confec- E. N. Ovchinnikoff, accountant

tioner^—154, Nanking Road; Teleph.

12864; Cable Ad : Bianchi TA. .S.Verjba, assistantsalesman

JNadrewsky,

N.K. C.B. Wong,

Chun, clerk do.

Bible Seminary for Women — (See T. P. Zien, do.

Missions) Saw Mill

A. A. Kovalsky, supt.

Bible Union—(Nee Missions) : ; Veneer Factory

Bijou Perfumery—171, Nanking Hoad NailS.Factory Katz, supt.

Billiards Association—(Nee Clubs) B. G. Ulanoff, supt.

Door Factory

Billey CycleCars& and

of951Motor Importers Kegs Makingsupt.

Motor Co.,Cycles—949- Munjieff,

Dept.

Broadway East; Motor D. Yablokoff, supt.

Teleph. 52778; Cabe Flooring Manufacturing Dept.

Ad; Z. Billeyco A. Antroshenko, supt.

Bills Motors Federal Inc., U.S.A.,

Authorized Agents for Ford-Lincoln- Blom & van der Aa, Insurance Agents

Fordson Cars-Trucks-Tractors—Corner

Avenue Foch and Rue Cardinal Mercier 3,Cable EzraAd:Road; Telephs. 18769 (2 lines).

Blomavan

Teleph. 74400; P.O. Box 1566; Cable H. C. A. van Someren, manager

Ad: Billsmotor I. Polliz, assist- mgr.

Bingoya & Co., Manufacturers of Grass Blue Funnel Line—^Nee Butterfield A

Carpets—201-203,

40714; P.O. Box 216;Boone

CableRoad; Teleph Swire and Holt’s Wharf)

Ad: Bingoya

J. Sugihara, manager

Bird & Co., G. E., Manufacturers Blumenfelp, Drs. S. M. and M. M.—620

Szechuen‘Road; Teleph. 12664

Representatives, Importers & Con-

tractors—106, Peking Road; Teleph.

13636; P.O. Box 505; Ckble Ad:

Gebird W piih 10

Bghler Bros.

Birt, Dr. E., Road;

Specialist —107, Museum Koad; Teleph. 16061;

20, Kiukiang Teleph.in 15579

Surgery— Cable Ad: Steelboler

Biswang, Waldemar, Import Merchant- H ig Gumai

454, Seymour Road; Teleph. 33208 Bolton Bristle Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue 23, Brenanand Dressing Sterilization of Bristles—

Road;Teleph. 20825;P.O.Box

Lafayette; Teleph. 70119 247; Cable Ad: Wilobon

 SHANGHAI A183

Bombay Provision Store, Indian & K .m m m m ^

Condiments—249, Kungping Road; Tai Lee yu han kung sze

Teleph. 51430; Cable Ad : Amrit Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., (Incorporated

Boon, in Hongkong), Architects, Land and

Road;P.Teleph.C. Importer—

15921; P.210, Kiukiang

O. Box Estate Agents —391, Kiangse Road;.

1316; Teleph.11169

Cable Ad: Boon Win. Brandt, m.a.a., managing director

Bordon Co., The (Amos Bird Division)

—2, Tengyueh Road; Teleph. 50060; P. A.K. L.C. Brandt,

Lee, manager

secretary

O. Box 215; Cable Ad: Amosbird Z. T. Tsih, assist, do.

P.H. H.H. Dunbar J. Young C. H. Lee, compradore

Arthur Symons, b.sc. (B. Arch.)

Cameron

T. H. Pond, jnr. I.J. Poltere

Noss

' Y. P. Chen, engineer

J. Duff I K. Z. Whang

C. K. Carroll Mrs. J. Heidler C. S. Kwok I C. L. Chu

Boston Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Agencies. '

Works—454, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

17692 Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.

Midland Investment Co-, Ld.

Boutross Brothers, Exporters of Brauns, Dr. H. — Hamilton House;.

Laee and Embroideries—330, Sze-

chuen Road; Teleph. 17968; P.O. Teleph. 14317

Box 275; Cable Ad : Bourtross Brazilian Consulate—{See Consulates)

Boy Scouts Association — {See Asso- rtilEte^, C. J. & Co., Importers and

. ciations) Exporters — 70, Szechuen Road;

Boyd & Co., Ltd., Import and Export Telephs. 1377, 18210; P.O. Box 716;.

Merchants — 620, Szechuen Road; Cable Ad : Neorbclem

C. J. Breen

Teleph. 13490; Cable Ad: Boydcotd

F. R. Smith, managing director

J. E. Smith, director Brenner BePs., International Fur

P. S. Tien, do. Merchants85264;

Teleph. — 39, Cable

Av. Ad:

Edward

BraguVII;:

G. S. Ting, do. R. S. Goldberg, signs per pro.

M if Sing lee ■ Brewer, J., Printer and Publisher—

Boyes, Bassett,Jewellers

Silversmiths, Lto., andGoldsmiths-

Watch, 10622169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

makers—215,

11922; Cable Ad:Nanking

Boyes Road; Teleph.

A.G. L.M. Penning,

Boyes, managing

managerdirector British

ChambersChamber 0e Commerce {See

of Commerce)

Brady, A. A. (Member of Shanghai Stock

Exchange), Stock, Share and General ^1 & ^ ^ #

Broker—Room

Central Road; 38, Central

Teleph. 11873;Arcade,

Cable t Tmng ying yin kung szu

Ad. Bradystocks British and Chinese Corporation^

A. A. Brady Ltd., The—27, The Bund; Teleph.

L. G. Tong 15290; Cable Ad: Jarkong

J. C., Chen A. L. Davidson

Brahn, C., Manufacturers’ Represen- Miss N. Munro

tatiye—;t33,. Yuen Ming Yuen Road; British Commercial Counsellor-

Teleph. 19135; P.O. Box 874 British Embassy Offices, 27, The

Brand, J. K. Exchange Broker—12, Bund; Teleph. 15650; Cable Ad:

The Bund; Telephs. 18554 and 19500. Prodrome .

Cable Ad: Cumbrand.

J. K. Brand British Consulate (^ee Consulates)

A184 SHANGHAI

It # ^ ^ M. E. Melgunow, chief receptionist

British Corporation Register of Ship- V. V. Moohanoff, reception

ping and Aircraft—51, Canton Rd.; Migs O. Briloff, steno

Teleph. 168,17; Cable Ad : Seaworthy Brook & Co., Import and Flxport

Wm. Lyle, m. i. n. a., princi- Merchants — 150, Kiukiang Road;

1).palW.surveyor

engineer Murphy,

surveyorA.M. S. N. A., M.e., 5th

Teleph. 11874, P.O. Box 1606;

Cable Ad. Rivulet; Codes: A.B.C.

Erica., m.Davies,

i.M.E., a.m.i.

M.i. H. mec.e., i a.m.i.n. and and

V.E., engineer

6th edns., Acme, Bentley’s

Private

surveyor E. Brook

S. C. Shea, Insurance eompradore

British Dyestuffs Corp., Ltd. (See Agentsfor

Imperial Chemical Industries Banker & Traders Insurance Co., Fire

(China), Ltd.) State Assurance Co:, Ld., Marine

British Flower Shop—Sassoon House, Browett, H. Solicitor—34, Museum

Nanking Road; Teleph. 14777 Road; Teleph. 10846; Cable Ad: Lex

British and Foreign Bible Society (See Chu Hoong Chib, chief clerk

Associations) S. F. Wong, assist.

British India Steam Navigation Co., Brunswick Show Room, Grama-

Ltd.—See Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. phones, Radios, etc.—1222, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 71276; P.O. Box

Hejtish Office of Works, for China, 1001; Cable Ad: Schochotto

Japan and Siam—51, The Bund; Bryson, Dr. A. C.—27, Peking Road:

Teleph. 10648,; Cable Ad: Works Teleph. 15094

^ % Pau niny BhhBLiNG Well Pharmacy—749, Bub-

British Traders’ Insurance Co.. Ltd. bling Well Road; Teleph, 3.3057; Cable

Ad: Officiha

—26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981

M. H. Ivy, branch manager Bumpo Yoko, Stationers and Printers

—433, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41544

British Women’s, Association (See

Associations) Bunge & Co., Ltd.—219, Sassoon

Briton Ferry Steel and Tinplate Bunge House; Teleph. 13136; Cable Ad :

Agency, Ltd.—133, Szechuen Road ; I. LI. Howell, manager

Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 252; Cable R. Goldschmidt

Ad : Feritinpla P. J. Hart

E. Powell, Far Eastern repres. J. G. Findlay

Sales Organisation for G. C. Bastain

Briton Ferry Steel Co., Ltd. Mrs. M. A. Wallingford

Aberavon Tinplate Works

Efrwdwyllt Tinplate Works if % Wen Chin

Melyn Tinplate and Blackplate Works

Vivian Sheet and Blackplate Works Bunshin Paper Co., Ltd., Importers

Morriston Tinplate Works and Wholesale Merchants of Paper,

Resolven Tinplate Works Bookbinding Cloth, Printing Ink,

Baglan Engineering Co., LtcL and Stationery— , Foochow Road;

Ferry Tinplate Works Teleph. 12019; P.O. Box 3079. Head

Office: Hakushinsha Co.; Ltd.,

/£ f* £ W Tokyo

Broadway Mansions Hotel—Corner ® m s ila as # Jt

of North Soochow Road and Broad- Sheh-yi-pu-lkiQ-ohi-mou-i/ah'cfiiao

way; Teleph. 46260; Cable Ad: Bureau of Foreign Trade.(Ministry

Broadman

A. S. Hersee, manager Industry)—National Commercial Bankof

J. Cifka, maitre d’hotel Building, 5th floor, 406, Kiangse Road;

J. A. Mason, res. engineer Telephs.

Cable Ad:15696

7656and 5697; P.O. Box 506;

 SHANGHAI A185

P. W. Kuo, director ft m x $ m

C.S. N.C. Chang, vice-director

Wang, chief Pao wei ta yd hong

Department andofconcurrently

General Affairs'

chief Burroughs'Wellcome & Co. (Proprietors:

of

H.ment Editorial

N. Chu,and Department

chiefconcurrently Depart-of —60, Hong Foundation

of Statisticalchief The Wellcome Ltd., London)

Kong Road; Teleph.

Trade Promotion Departmen 17482; Cable Ad: TabloicT

Z. T. Kyi, English secretary T. A.Hoggarth, resident

T. Lavington, representative

accountant

S. T. Chao, Chinese secretary y. g. Stott

K. C. Woodhouse, representative

^ Pao ,ka

OBurkhakdt, Buchan & Co., Mer- Building;E)r.Teleph.

Burton, T. M. 15048;

— Hongkong

Residence:Bank

30,

chants—2,

Cable Ad: Bukami Peking Road; Teleph. 11415. Foochow Road; Teleph. 15048

W. M. Buchan, managing director Busch, E., Architect—218, Kiangse

D. Buchan, director Road; Teleph. 18916; Cable Ad:

Projn iHors : jBusalsatia

Pongee Export

Silk & Tea Export Co. Co.

]§j Tpl) Lee Shun

Agents far: Business

Tien Lai Steam

Yah Chong Steam Filature Filature porters Equipment

and DistributorsCorporation, Im-

of Office

•Ching Kee Godown Co. Appliances- 264, Kiangse Roa,d; Teleph.

Economic Insurance Go., Ld., London |I Codes: 10084; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Busequicor;

.Sole agents for: A. R. Acme

Hagerand Bentley’s

Rolls & Co., Ltd., London H. W. Bryee, president

Lyall Willis ck Co., Ltd,, London M. Foyn, secretary

Burxill ifc Sons, Ltd., A. R., Merchants— t'o« am

20, Canton

Box 253 Road; Teleph. J5730; F.O. utler & Co., Insurance Agents—45*

A. W. Burkill, director (absent Kiukiang

Ad: Butcar Road; Teleph. 14712; Cable

C. R. Burkill, do. C. H. Butler

W. Mel lor, do. W. G Scott, signs per pro.

W. B. O. Middleton, director

S.O. R.J. Smith

Owen

* ± Tailcoo

A. R. Madar

A. E. Collins ■Butterfield

Steamship &Agents Swire,— Merchants

French Bund; and

S. N. Kosloff Telephs. 82020 (Private Exchange to all

P.N. J.G. Pleshkoff

Yakovleff deptSj); P.O. Boif 317; Cable Ad: Swire

Mrs. I. L, Morris

Miss M. E. Lockerbie Bimmmm ^ dee-sze-ou-su^ ;

Chun Bing-him, eompraddre Cabinet Marcel Darre, Chartered and

Burlington Hotel—(.Si* Hotels) Official

Agents, CourtInsurance. Accountants,

— 1, The EstateBund;

* Telephs. 15825-13054;

Mrs. Margaret Darre,'Cable

prop,Ad: Darr6

BuitN,

Co., S. J., Representing Thos. G. Hill & P.Auditing

Vigne, and

signsAccounting

per pro. Dept.

Road; Ltd., Teleph.Alanchestor-

10742; P.O.119,BoxJinkee

1108; P.A. Gregoire, l.c., A.I.C.M.g,a.

Cable Ad: Tegilwitam

Burred & Co., Ltd. (London) Paint TingGallet

KongdeChin,

Santerre,

Chinese aect..

Manufacturers—106, Peking Road; Property and Insurance Dept;

Teleph. 136:16 P. M.

Mrs. Gutteres,

T. A. accountant

Warnes

Agent Miss M. Nagatkina

G. E. Bird & Co. W. Goulbourn

A18G SHANGHAI

Secretarial Office- tu M JE Chi'ng Icwang ho

Miss H. J. Gregoire Caldbeck, MaOgregoe & Co., Ltd.,

Chinese Office • (Macgrego'rs, Ltd. General Mana-

( •Tchao Zeng Sieu Ko Chou, I/L.b-, inte-rp.

Tsou, i/L.B^iinterp. gers), Wink and Spirit Merchants—

,44, Foochow Road; Teleph. 17589;

'..nr-Cash

TongD’ept.Pao Long, interp. : . P.O. Box 344 ; Cable Ad : CaLlbeck.

Wong K'ing Lie, cashier Directors—J;

Macgregor, Comdr. F. Macgregor, N. C.

F. R. Davey

Agents for: r

and; E. F. Bateman

‘‘L’Abeille”

of Paris Fire Insurance Company Shanghai Branch Office:

j ‘‘Cornhill Insurance Cp., Lt

J. Davidson, asfcist. do.

Calame, Dr. L. P., Eye and Throht General P.U. G,J. Strickland

Kellv

Specialist — 1182, Avenue Joffre; Office : ,

Teleph. 74319 W.F.Lowry

P. Bahon I A. J. Corbin

C ALA IRON i, Hsieh & Co., ' Architects’ Order Desk , . , , ; ,,, jA. R. Bahon | L. W. Parker

Engineers

110, HankowandRoad; RealTelephs.

Estate 10155

Agents—and Foreign N. Anderson | K. Shaw

18206 Cable Ad: Calatroni Sales Dept.

. , P.Dr.J.E.Barrera,

S- Hsieh, c.E.k eng., partner S. A. Ancel | R. GrimshpW ‘

partner, Chinese. Sales llept.

’ F. P. Musso, do. C. J. Ling | S. Y. Fong

Shipping Dept. ,

B.P. C.C. Sung

Hsieh j Geo. Sung S. C. Wong

A. Firsotf I Y. D. Lao Y. E. Tuck | T. C. Zao .

Stenographers

Calcina, P. G., Exchange Broker—69, Miss A. Park

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 19279-80; Accounts Miss I. Vizenzinovich

Cable Ad : Calcina Dept.

J. E. Watson

Calco China Agency, Road Building A. J. Willis i H. G Sliing

Machinery and Equipments —* 40, E. J. Macain I Y. S. Sung

Ningpo Road; Teleph. 16673; Cable Cashier’s Dept. J. Stephan | S. C. Loh

Ad : 9889 A. F. Fong | A, K. Fong

Cai.dbeck Athletic Club—{Sec Clubs), Godown-keeper S. K. Chang

f& jftf Zumgsing. Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd,

Calder Marshall & Co., Ltd., Import Calico Printers—Wayfoong House,.

and Export Merchants—Glen Line 220, P.O.

Szechueji Road ; Teleph. 11215;

Box;, 1199; Cable Ad: Brubro

Building, Peking Rohd; Teleph. Clive R. Hargreaves ,

16274; Cable Ad: Caldmarsh Represented by:

iU:: Cakier-Marshall, mang.-diiectbr > The China Printing & Finishing

.,:Fj G. Penfold, director/ Co., Ltd.

J. S. David

R.8. Penfold

Mendoza CALiFbR^rA Fruit Store—1206, Bub-

H. H, Brisk bling Wei] Road; Teleph. 37384

J. Mendoza

Agents for Cam foh

Northern

Motor) Assce. Co., Ld. (Fire & CambEeort & Co., E.j Silk Piece Goods-

and

Gresham Fire &, Accident Assur- ing, 17, Canton Rd. ; Telephs.Sundry Importers— Union12315-6;

Build

ance Society, ' Ltd. Cable Ad: Cambefort

United British Insurance Co., Ltd. E. R. Stegmaier, mgr.

 SHANGHAI M&t

^ PS !1 H ^ ^ K.A. M.;

M. Parker,

Petterly,general

agentagent (Passenger

Mow Loong Dept.)

•Cameron & Co., A. (China), Ltd., Passenger Dept.

General Import Merchants—81,

P.O. Bdx.) inkee R.J.S.D.Hubert,

Hoad; Teleph. 15118;

CableAd: Ingots; Codes: Bentley’s and

260; Murphypassenger agent

Acme W. S. Ross

H.W.R. M.HaiChalmers

ling, managing H. Farmer

I Mrs. J.director

F. da Silva Miss L. Remedios

K. T. Loo, Chinese passenger agent

W. L. Lee | Miss A. Remedies Freight Dept.

Agencies A. J. S. Parkhill

Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. C. C. N.RossFindley

ofZinc,Canada, Ltd., Montreal.

and Chemical Fertilizers)(Lead Accounts Mrs.

TheLtd.,South Wales Tinplate Corpn., Dept.

London (Tinplates) D. P. W.RossR. Gray

Union Miniere du Haut Katanga, AgentsN. for

Brussels (Cobalt Oxide) Anchor Line

Soci^te Commerciale des Usines

Gustave Boel, La Louviete, Bel-

gium (Metals) Canadian Trading Co., (China), Ltd.,

Cameron,

Telephs. Dr. R.Residence:

15094; E.—27, Peking

959, Road; Importers

Avenue tered Bank

and Exporters

Building,

— 217, Char-

18,Dockrill

The Bund;

Foch; Teleph. 71376 Teleph. 17744; Cable Ad:

W. R. Dockrill, managing director

Campbell & Co. Alex.—55, Yuen Ming Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., The,

Yuen Road; Teleph. 10716; P.O. Box

996; Cable Ad : Alexcamp ; Codes : —27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

A.B. C Lieber’s, A.I., and Bentley’s agents

fga $!): Hay Zee

Campbell, H. B.,Well

1481, Bubbling Paints

Rd.;andTelephs.

Painting—

34360

(Foreign) and 34369 (Chinese Office): l CaravanTung H y'u hsien hung szC

Commercial Co. (1923);, Ltd.

Cable Ad: Bellcamp —175, Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482

Camporelli & Co., A., Engineering Directors—R. Bailey, W. C. Fos-

Construction and Supplies; — .369, ter, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

Broadway East; Teleph. 51509 son and S. F. McKenzie

Medical Dept. C.

F. Dobrohotoff K.C. McKelvie,

Newson, f.c.i.s.,

assist. secretary

do.

' Olivetti

G. HavelDept. Caravan Studio, Inc., Lingerie, Antiques

—5, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34534

h ay na da chuVEllNM1SNT

wha song wo dah chen Caravan andTeaExporters—429,

Trading House, Rue Import-

Canadian 1D.o Trade Com- ers nal Mercier; Teleph. 71591; Cable

Cardi-

missioner—27, The Bund; Teleph. Ad : Caravan,

11784; P.O. Box 300; Cable Ad:

Canadian Carl Crow, Inc., Advertising

ft & m® m & chandising Agents—81, JinkeeandRoad;

Mer-

Chong siting lun chun hung sze . ' Telephs. 15596-7

Carl Crow,, president

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Production and Copy Depts.—

Canadian Pacific

Canadian Pacific Express Co. Railway Co. K.

Y. C !Chow, Chinese manager

Obie

The Bund Cable^Nand Peking Road;(Passenger

Teleph. Jack Shih, :

D19490;

:pt.) and Ads:

mtilusGaesinpac

(Freight Dept:) Cham

C.! M. piOh;Wbo,

Chung artist

A188 SHANGHAI

Accounting Dept.~ CAELXoisr, Th^atre^I; Park Hoad; Te-

C. O. Wolfe, chief accountant leph. 214136

B. L. Wong, assist.

S. M. Vai Carmel Oriental Societe, Importers of

Outdoor De])t.— Palestine Wines,. Spirits, Bruits' etc.—

C.K. C.Y. Wolfe, mgr. Lane

TelepK.199,40613;

House

Gable10,.Ad:Hange Hoad:

Garmelwine,

Ling Shanghai

M. Kasarnovsky, proprietor

L. Kasai'novsky, do.

|p m Li ho

Carmichael,

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers Agent^205, Peking Road; Teleph. E. J., Manufacturers'

and

Teleph.Contractors

11030; P.O.—67P,BoxSzechuen

1274; Road; 15699; P.O. Box 911; Cable Ad:

Cable Michaelcar

Ad: Carlowitz

R. Lenzmann (Hamburg)

R. Laurenz (Shanghai) m n h.f

G. Roehreke (Shanghai) Carmichael, Lennox &.LaidlawBuilding,,

Gray, .Marine

Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg) and’Gargo Surveyors

O. Lord (Hamburg) 410, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16107;

C.Dr.Eckbardt,

F. Baur, sigps the. do.firpi, Cable Ad: Yarg; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

J. Lindner, signs per pro., edn. & Bentley's

W. Heck el, do. ; J.Gray,M:.i.M.E.,M.i.M!iCH.E. & a.m.ln.a.

H. Erich, do.

W. Hprrmann,

J. Adbrjan, tdch. dept. do. i Garneiro,’ R . Land and Estate Brok-

R. Blume, ‘ chem. do. ! er—'S30; Szechuen Road; 2nd Floor

J . Boernhr, opt. do.

H. Buergers, techn. do. !

M. Chudzinski, impt. do.

P. Dietrich, book. dept. ! Carolina Leaf Toracco

Importers—51, CantonCo.,Hoad; Tobacco

Te-

A.P. Dietz,

Duebgen, goodr. inp. do. do. leph. 12021; P.O, Box 1972; Cable

Ad * Caroco

W. Drdesse, imp. do. i Casa dTtalia—(Ne« -Cl ubs)

P.G. Ebel,

Heitmann, techn,Govt. Ho. do.

W. Hefrmanns, techn. do.

G.E. Juergens,

Hohn, do.' do., oasanOva Cafe ■& Restaurant — 545»

book. do. Avenue Edward

and 85541; CablfeVII;

Ad : Telephs.

' Casanova81374

P. Luebcke, do, .do.,

E.K. Malmsheimer, techn.

Mueller, goodr. do. (Jo. j Case, J., High-Class Tailor—299, Sze-

E.H. Rochreke,. chuen Road; Teleph. 17140

Roessler, exp. do. d'do.*• . ,

C. Schrage, chemical do. i Cathay American, Co.—P.138,0. Box

Nanking

R. Schmidt, tech. do. Road; Tele.pll 12782;' 669;.

A.W. Schwind, do. do.' Cable Ad : Cameo

H. Spalke,

Tiedemann, imp. do. do. do. H. F. Parks, mahaging director 1

K. Tittelbach, opt. do. I Cathay

W. Troeger, tech.

W. Voss, opt. do. do. Teleph.Arts

11858;Co.—103,

Cable Ad:'Centpal

7327 Arcade;

O.Mrs.Willers, i opt.,

J. Bloch, techn. do. dept. >

Miss Ch. Dittbemer,Govt.,priv.do.dept) ; Cathay Ceramics, Go., Inc., LhS.A.,

Miss H. Hetkett, ;„

Mrs..H,,KohlhauseF, tech. do. .Bund ; Gfeleph. • 158907 Gable-,- Ads:

Mrs.

Miss H. Lue, opt.

R. Rahf, do. do: do.' , Ceramics. Hongkong; Branch- Bank of

Miss V. Solovieff, ,tecb. do. East Asia Bldg. (Hoorn 402); Teleph.

Mrs. H. Tschedanoff, tech do. ' 32782

 S^ATsGHAT

N. It. Lynevitche, mng. director ' Catholic' CIrcle—(Nee Clubs)

K. Taylor

' H.D.Kodger

J.Miss1^. EiDalgoff, actg. raanager

G. Goulbourn

F.H. I).Y. Sosnin, salesman Central Agency,/ Ltd., IrnporterS of

Cheng, do. J. & P. Coiats^ Threads, etc.—110,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13515; P.O.

Box 340; Cable Ad : Spool

Cathay Hotel - - Sassoon Hogse, Nan- Chas. Wallace, general manager

king Road; Teleph, 11240 for China and Hongkong

Cathay Hotels, Ltd.,, managers W. Hendry, ipanager *

G. M. Cameron r .J. M. Frame

Cathay Import & Export Co — 131, G.

R. J.P. Elies

Hedley j Mrs. N. J. Becke

Museum Road; P.O. Box 1953 Miss S. Katerriopoulos

Cathay Land Co., Ltd. — S&ssoon Wong Tsze King, coinpradore

House, 1, Nanking Road; Teieph. Central Asia Rug Co., Ltd.; Manu-

11430; P.O. Box 1362 facturers and Exporters of Grass

Directors—L. Ovadia, F. R. Da- Carpets, Mats and Matting—201,

vey, C. J. Meager, E. Ha^im , Seymour Road; Teleph. 35649

and H. M. Manp Tsu Youe-Neej proprietor

E.Arnhold

S. Barraelough, manager '

& Co., Ltd., gen’ll'managers

and secretaries" Central China Glass Works, Manu-

facturers of Bottles and (

Cathedral Schools (See Educational) Tongshan Road; Cable Ad: tjargenode.

:

Cathay-Grand Corpouatiox (Successor Central China Realty CeC, Ltd., Es-

to United Theatres, Inc.), Operating

the Grand and Cathay Theatres— tate and Insurance Agents^llO,

18049; Avenue-

285, Burkill Road: Tel e^h. '3^260: Edward VII; Teleph.

Ad: 9441; Radio 2814

Cable

Cable Ad: Hyric

Central Express Co., The, Passenger

Cathay Laundry—1178, Pingliang Road; Ticket, Agenis ^ General Merchants

Teleph. 50053

J. H. Prinold —447,' Broadway East, N. Hzechuen.

Road ; Tfe'Ieph. 53772; P.6,., Rax 849;

Cable Ad : Qenex and 37^6r

Cathay Mansions Rue Cardinal

Mercier; Teleph. 70070 ^ tf dnqjiy titty

Cathay Middle School—(See Educa- Central kee

Insurance Co,, Ltd. —81, Jin-

Road; TelepR. 11842; P.O. Box

tional) 758;.Cabl(|,.Ad.: Centremost <

H, Br Scqtt, residertt secretary.

Cathay Motors^. Ltd.—271, Medhurst C." Cc Cl’iittwell, assiaty do ■

Road J. G Browii

> G, , D. Jack. agent

Cathay Pharmacy, Deutsche Apotheke Central Phirmaiy 1, ' Broadway;

-1131, Bubbling Well Road; Te- Teleph. 41884 1

lef)h. 32227 1

Cathay Sales Corporation, 1 m porters Central ' Printing Co.-rLane 448, F; 23,

of Leather, Metal, Hardware and Woochang Road; Teleph. 4^] 81

Sundries—51,

Cathsales Canton Road; Cable Ad: Cercle F eancais—(Nac Clubs). >

Catholic Girls’ League—(Nee Clubs) Cercle Sportif Fra?Juais—(NcF Clubs)

JU90 SHANGHAI

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

American Chamber of Commerce Le whaft fah m mm m mm m

kwo song wo 'tsiing way

—Robert Dollar Building, 51, French Chamber of Commerce of

Canton Road; Teleph. 14742; P.O. China—I. S. S. Building, 9, Av.

Box 357; Cable Ad: AmchamCom Edward VII, 2nd floor; Teleph.

President—W. H. Plant 84727; Cable Ad; Francecom

Vice-do. i —F. CC Twogood Hon. Chairman—H. Madier

Treasure—F. C. Cledry • Chairman—J. Donne

Secretary—J. M. Howes Vice-do. —L. Cheyretton

Treasurer—H.‘ Laffond

ft m m it m sj E.France

Saussine,inCommercial

China, Attache

Statutoryof

Belgian Chamber of Commerce- Mem h

er

150, Kiukiaug Road* Room

Teleph. 167,73;. P. O. Box 688 305; General Secretary—J. Fredet

Chairman—J. Hers Chinese do. —S. G. Tsu

Vice-Chairmen—F. De Jong and Members—H. .Bar, E. Bouyier,

M. Renard J. C'ocbet, R. Gourthial, P.

E. De Yleesehouwer, secretary Dupuy, A. Sadoc and E. Si-

( j gant : ' ' ' '

Brazilian Chamber of Commerce,

Camara de Comercio Brasilevia—240, German Chamber of Commerce—133,

Rue Tenant de la Tour; Teleph. 15600; 18567;Yuen Ming ,Yuen Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Brazilcom Cable Ad: jHandelskam

Ying sony h any way , m m m M *

British Chamber of Commerce ItalianTaChamber ,1 Kno iShang Ntioi

of Commerce for

(Shanghai)—27, The Bund; Te- the Far Ea^t (Camera di Com-

leph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom mercio i ta-Ha naj)—26, Thg: Pund,;

Committee—R. Calder Marshall, Telephone ,11316; P.O. I)ox 556;

c. b.e (chairman), W. S^ King

Cable Ad :-jCadicpit

(viee-ehairman), H.. E. Arn- President—Chev,,L T

ff. Dy, D. Tirin-

hold, L. J. - Davies, T. J. nanzi

Fisher, A- S. Henchman, M. Vice-President — Chev. Uff. C.

H. Ivy, A. E. Jones, W. J. Fumagalli

Keswick, V. St. J. Killery. ahd Secretary—F. Putaturo , :

E. B. MacnagRten, c.m.g.,

d. s.o. Japanese Chamber of Commerce—24,

Secretariat—P. Ayrton

sec.), (secretary), The

H. F. Baker (ass.

H. Lang and I. Blair

A. Smith, 3152:Bund;

Cable Teleph. 14804; P. O. Bipt.

A

Chinese Language School—J. S. # , m *1 m m

Lee, principal

Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Netherlands Jao ivha wo song kimg wag , •

—North Soochow Road ; Telephs. Chamber of Commerce

40126-9 ; Cable Ad: Chamberoom — c/o Netherlands Trading, Society,

Chairman—Wang Hsiao-lai Sassoon House, The Buiid; . Tel^.

Standing Committee !Y. ' S. 19474-2; P.O. Box 1550

Doo, C. M. Shu, S. C. King Chairman—J” de Wilde

and Koo Kan Chiug , - Hon. ^ecy.-Treas.—G., de: Nie

Gen. Secretary —Yen NgOriWC' Norwegian Chamber of C(-mmeiu;e -

^Danish Chamber of Commercse; ^ 220, Szechuen Road

Wayfoong House, 220, SWum,n Shanghai General ’Chamber of Com-

Road; Teleph. 19217; Cable Ad: merce—North China Building, itf,

Dankam The Bund; Teleph. 10704.; P.O.

Cb a iTlrran—C. J. Kni pschildt Box 1049

Vice-Chairman^-A.

H. ,S. Poulsen Brondal Chairman—IT. W) P. McMeekin

’ Secretaries—B4ek cYSW'ahn *

 sMftGHAI Al!)!

Champ de (Jockses Fkaxcais, Le.— 1 ChemIcai; Research Laboratory — (See

439, Avenue du Roi Albert ;, Teiephs. Medical Analysis Laboratory)'

74580 (4 lines); P.O.'Box 371;'Cable

Ad: C'anidrome 'Chen Hua R’aint Manuf4CTuring Co.,

Ltd., Manufacturers of Paints, Var-

Chaxg Dah Yuen & Co., Hardware nishes,, .Enamels, Stains and Pig-

Merchants—127, Broadway; Tojephs. .Telephs. ments—4%, North Soochow Road;

42852 and 43102: Cable Ad: Chan- 43116 and 45114; Branches:

•dayucb Nanking, Hankow and Hangchow

C. P. Lon, managing director

ni & m w b m m & & m CriEN Hwa Lee Kee Cotton Manufac-

• Jih (lzen turing' Co., Ltd.—8, Laiie, 316,

hang kung uze

Chang & Co., Ltd., J. D., Chemists & Peking 110

Road; Teleph. 14342. Mill

Seoul Road; Teleph. 50243

Druggists (Wholesale and

Hospital Supplies — 286, Nanking Retail),

Road; Telephs. 91140 and 91149; Chen, —114,NEEung. Importer

Peking Road; Teleph.and17685;Cable

Exporter

Cable Ad: Chemicus Ad: Neelihchen

J.Jr. N.K. Duo,

King,mgr.

secretary Neeling'Chen, manager

T. B. Mean- m.d., Y>hkrmacisf' !Cheng KongaridCo.,Commission

K. K., Importers,

C. L. King, do. Exporters Agents

>S. F. W(',ig, sales dept. —7m t New Cliwang Road; Teleph.

H. Y; Chu, wholesale dept. 90642; Cable Ad: Asiasol

Chang Seng & Co., Woollen Piece Goods IChee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd., The

—781, Napkjng,Road ; Teljeph.; 91332,; (Shanghai Otlice). Manufacturers of

Cable Ad : 1670 •. “Horse Tiles

Band”—Cement

Chang Sung Construction Co., Mosaic National and Cement

'Copnnercial'

Building Contractors—33, 'Szechuen 18644' Bank arid

Bldg., Peking Road; Telephs.

Road; Teleph. 16166 TVS. Liu,17978; Cable Adi Cerilent

manager

f? iTC 7Ve» hah’chang Chee Hsin Pottery—135, Peking Rd.

Chang, T. K. & Co., Manufacturers Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad : Pdtela

of Metal Ware, Glass Ware, i^amps,

and Stove's — 946a, Avenue Ridad; CHEkiANG Industrial Bane — (See

Telepti. 32126; Cable A^ •' Leakey Batiks)'

T. K. Changf, propr. arid general ijlgr.

Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance m & m

Co., Ltd.—122, Canton Road; 'Te- Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

leph. 125*:’; Cable Ads! Shawhslng G.m.b.H. (Ltd.), Importers and Con-

and -5128 j tt-abtorS

138, Kiangse for allRoad;

kinds Telephs.'

of Macliiriery—

13590,.

Chapeaux & Co., Ltd., M., Bund;

Importers and 13597-8-9; 1Cable Ad: Engincomqr

Exporters—4-5, F. Mile

82507 / ti. ■ , ' Freheh

;u!;T ,T f) Tfeleph.

l A.V. J.Sachari

Zernin G.H. Schneider

J. Karger

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and : W.

H. G.Sommer

Heysen L. Moehs

China (Nee Banks)' :• W. Balzer Mrs. E. Gold a u

K. Bollotii

THE^(Nee > Banks) * • :! IL •Grieter-s ! H. Bolloni

CheElaram.' D., General Silk : Expor- Agentf far

ter. China Cmi'os--131. Hankow llumholdi Deutzmotoren A. G. Kohn

Road; P.O. Box ,1266 : Teleph. 10271; Weise

DemagSoehne, Halle A. S.

A.-G., Duisburg

Cable Ad : Precious Union-Matex (UnionMat/ufaMu

of Gerpian

K. H. Balani, mafiauer Textile Machine rers)..

M. Siroomal. asst. Berlin

A192 SHANGHAI

Schoeller - IMeckmatm Steel, Weeks, iR. L. Tsu, sales

Vienna

Voigt Turbines, Ifeiaennelm . W. I. Pei

Humboldt-Deutzniotoren A. G. . , Y. F. Chieh

Week Magirus T. C. Tsu

Y. S. Fong.

1

Chilean Consul a tk—Con su latesjj , Y. L. Woo

Afyenis for : —

Chin Shong1 Printing Co. Trico Products Corporation, New

Yalu Road ; Teleph.'51TC1' York

General Manygers : —

& Dyeing Mill, Ltd., Weaving, Co.

Dyeing & Eleacbiiig'j Manufaeturer.s

of Underwear, Pajamas and Shirts, China Bank ing :; Corporation—{See

Kaincoatsand& Work-clothes;.

Tailors -- High

Out titters94431; 5g*2, Class

Nan-: Banks)

king Road ; Teleph. Faetoty

1099, Connaught Road; Telfiph. China Baptist Book Store—203, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Tel. . 13522; P.O.

32920; Cable Ad: Underwear Box 1581; Cable Ad : Bapto

Thomas G. Wong, gen. matiager

James Y. (,Wbng, assist, do.

C. H. Tang, sales do •

C. S. Hu, factory do;., .. China Baptist Publication Society—

{See Missions) ‘

H. S. Wong, accountant

ig a # « « t China Brass and Iron Works, Ltd.,

* Chtuny mn ym yet kiing pze General Engineers — 484, Kiangse

China American Tobacco Go., Leaf 53301 Road & 175, Yenshah Road; Telepb.

Tobacco Importers—12, The Hund; ; P.O. Bbx 798

Teleph. 13261; P.O. Box 1629; Cable China Can Co., Ltd., General Tin

Ad: Chimerica Lithographers and Can Manufactur-

China Arts and Products Trading Co., ers^ Manufacturers of Crown Corks

Tin Toys, Porcelain and Enamel

Manufacturers k Exporters of Chinese ' Transfer Papers^ Metal Works,

Art Goods—137, Broadway; . P.Q.

Box 1690; Cable Ad: Chinartcb’ ' Brass Locks, apd C.annel Foods—

Office: 247, pantqn Road; Teleph.

China Association (Nee Associations and 11610; Factory: 965 Ward Road;

Societies) ' eld ■ Telephs. 50P93-5 ; Cable Ad: Can-

China Assurance Corporatiqn, EiVe, yuen -

K. .Y,,;Bhang, general manager.

Marine and Accident—lO^Niiigpo Road; Dr. S. K. Chow, assist, manager,

Teleph. i‘9742-4 chief engineer & works supt.

China Auto Accessories Co., Dealers S.: Y. Chang, assist, manager

in Automobile Replacement Parts & P. C, Liu, chief accountant

Accessories — 769, Bubbling Well J. C. T. Pan, secretary

Road^ Telephs. 31340 and .31898;

P.D. Box 805; Cable Ad: Chia- China Chemical Works, Perfumery

utoacco (! and Toilet Soap Manufacturers,

Directors—K. S. Lob, D. C. Tsu, Importers and Exporters of Chemi-

D. J. Tsu, M. C. Tsu and C. Tsu cal Products—C. 257, Honan Road;

D. C. .Tsu, secretary, , Telephs. 92280 and 94598; Cable Ad:

F. S. Lob, treasurer . Chemical• and 3210 , - . ■ ■ 'I

D. J. Tsu, accountant , . t

K. T. Jeang, do,

K. T. Wong, do. China Christian Advocate—169, Yuen

H. S. Ijee, do. Ming Yuen Road

 SHANGHAI Al'9&

n&itsmis m +

China Coal Briquette Co., Ltd., ; Chung krieoh sori'g ivo sin toh chnng chu

Manufacturers of Coal Briquettes— China CreditCreditInformation Bureau,

Head Office : Teleph. 1525:5; Retail Merchants, Investigation and

Office: 33, Szechuen Road. Debt

Teleph.Collection—45l,

16740 KiangSe Road;

H. Ci.Yarnum

China Coast Forwarding Agency-t33,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 1609() China Critic Publishing Co.—749,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33627;

China Coast Officers’ Guild —{See Cable Ad : Sinocritic

Associations)

China Coasters’ Tide B.ook—^The China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd.

Bund; Teleph. 11055; Cable Ad: (Incorporated in Hong .Kong-) Deep

Herald Well Drilling, Pumping Installa-

Publishers: North China Daily tions—1029, Tongshan Road; Teleph

News and Herald, Ltd. 52113; Cable Ad: Artesian

E. Davies, chairman

n % m & m W.

F. R.U. Davey,

McBain, director

do,

Hwa song kwong Tee kung bze E. Sigaut, do.

China , Commercial . Advertising , Percy Chu, . do.

Agency, Advertising and Merchan- A.A. K.Malcolm,

MacEwan, do, do. . '

dising—40, Hongkong Road ; Teleph M. Freer Kelsey, mgr.

17234; P.O. Box 860: Cable Ad: Miss K. David, steno.

Chinacomad K. Chen, draughtsman

C. P. Ling, general manager George Chen, asst.

F. C. Sunt,, stores

TC B. N. Ling, clerk

China Cosmopolitan' Co., Bldg. Sup-

plies and Agents — 406, Shanghai frP IH ^ Chung kuo ping poo

Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road; "The C(tiNA Digest,” A Monthly

Teleph. 14391: Cable Ads: Leeand Magazine—2Q0, West End Gardens,

sons or 1013 Yu Yuen Road: Teleph. 20384

I. Yao, Lee, gen manager ' Car’foll Lune, editor & proprietor

William G. Shih, mgr. Anthony Ullstein, assist, editor

S. B. Chin i:

,v:'a'^r.! x, Chao, accountant

Y. C. King

Y. C. Shiah

! V- 'i '4—gifjLinjj rCc''. China Dyeing Works, Ltd.—349,

Ningpo Road,; Teleph,, 9321 ^

® ± fn

Woo dah 'iho so hou Ch(na Sfpuqationa l^ Supply Association

China Cotton Trading Co., Cotton .Ltd.,The. Dealersiin Chemicals, Physic-

and Yarn Merchants—260, Avenue <1 aletfi-—Il>8. an^ Scientific iVppar^itus,

Eoochow. Road;

Stationery

Teleph.

Edward VII; Teleph. 15962; P.O. 91176-7; Cable Ad: 0427

Box 1556; Cable Ad: Ohineotrgd

:China Egg I’kodPck Co., Ltd., . Ex-

China Cotton Trading'Corporation, porters and Manufacturers of Egg

Products and Frozen' Eggs — 229,

Ltd.-—8, Rue du Consular.; Telephs.

82013-4; Cable Ad: Cotracorp and Whangpoo Road: Teleph. 46320;

Cable Ad : Ghinaprod

6790

A194

so ^ m ^mm^ Z.F. V.H. Clm

Castro • I revL.-AB. m

Yu

• (J/iwng kuo tien ctii kung sze K. Y.-Tong I Miss O. Kolesnik ‘

China Electric Co., Ltd.. (AiiiericRii), Ohem ical f-L- < -

ManufacturersTelegraph,

Telephone, and Importer^ 'andof A. U. BrhniieV, b‘epr.

Electrical Machinery andRadio Apparatus Sandoz' Chem. Works, Basle

H. R. Gasten, repr.

of all kinds—269, Lay Road; Tpleph. Sando^ Ohem. Works, Basle

50100; R.O. Rox 289; Cable

Microphone. Factory: 285, Lay Road. Ad: H. P. Lock

.Branch Engineering--

Tientsin Ofliee: Canton, Hankow, ajid H. Diestel, sub-manager

J. F. Rhame, genera] manager H. A Huttl, J. R. Johnstme,

T. S. Shih, asst. gen. mgr. J. Remedios, F. H. Yu, e.sc.,

W. H. Tan, sec. and treasurer C. F. Cheng, S. T. Lee, R,

T. K. Chow, comptroller and asst, Wong, Miss S. Souza

treasurer Electrical—

P. T. Carey, sales director C. W. Yung

C. S. Liu, sales manager . W.Parsons C. McClelland,

P. H. Spaguoletti, radio mgi\

II. Henley, shop supt. & Co., Ltd.repr. C. A.

L. Ct. Freeth, techri. director . N. Rocks, repr. C. A. Parsons &

C. J. Wu, chief accountant Co.. Ltd.

T. Y. Yao, A. R, Poliak,, A. M.

China Electric Eng. Enterprises, Raskin, R. Wong, O. C. Neer

Ltd., Electrical and C-eneVal En- and S. C. Chow

gineers and Manufacturers—M17. Secretarial—

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 80101; Cable E. A. Garcia, D. C. Loh, M. J.

Ad : Enterprise Ohu, K. H. Li, W. M., Roy, C.

General Managers: Thunder Elec- • : F. Yu, and Miss E. Carion

tric Works Sole Agents for: —

Electrical

China Electric Photo Printing Co. Electric Consti’uction Co., Ltd.

—138, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11850 (Dynamos, Motors, Rotary Con-

vertors, etc.)

China Embroidery Co.—44, Broadway; George Ellison, Ltd. (Control and.

Teleph. 43054 Switchgear)

China Enamelling Tungkee & Co., Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (Electric

Wires and Cables of all kinds,

inManufacturers of and Wholesale

Enamel 'Ware—228, Dealers

Avenue Edward Transformers, etc.)

Ohio Brass Company (Insulators,

VII; Teleph. 18262; Cable Ad : 6789 Overhead Tramway equipment,

China Engineering and Plumbing etc.)

Co.—110, Szechune Road; Teleph. C. A Parsons & Co., Ltd. (Tur-

14434 ; Cable Ad : Cepco bines, Alternators oondensing

plant)

Stella Conduit Co., Ltd. (Steel

Conduit)

China Engineers, Ltd., The, En- J. H Tucker & Co.. Ltd. (Iron-

gineers and Contractors—Head Office: clad Cut-outs, Wall Plugs,

88,BoxMuseum Road:Ad:Teleph. 11269; P‘. O. Switchgear, Fuses, etc,)

General and Railway '

W. 1182: Cable

C. Gomersall, Chienginer

a.m.i.e.e., managing Birmingham Railway Carriage k

director Wagon Co., Ltd. (Rolling Stock)

E.K. AS. Elliston, chairman Broughton Copper Co. (1928) Ltd.

.TamesGing. director

H. Lee, do. f Copper and Brass Tubes,

Plates, etc.)

F. R. Smith, do. John Fowler k Go. (Leeds). Ltd.

Textile— . Road-making Machinery, Agri-

J. W. Brierly, asst. mgr. t cO cultural Machinery, etc.) t>

 SHANGHAI

Hadfieidft, Ltd, (Manganese Steel, Wifcpck p.ros. (Roller’Skins, Pick-

SpecikI Steel castings, brushing ing Bands, Pickers)

M'adiiher;/, etc.) Petrie'& McNaught, Ltd. Wash-

R. & W. Hawthorn Leslie & Co., ing, Scouring Machinery, Re-

Ltd. (Locomotives, Bqilers, fuge Destructors)

Marine Engines, Shipbui3ders) Thos. W. Riley, 1 Ltd. (Raising

Holman Bros., Ltd. (Air Com- Machinery)

pressors, Rook Drills. Pneuma- Sahdoz ■ Chemical Works (Dye-

tic Tools) stuffs and Auxiliary Chemicals

Robert Hudson, Ltd (Light Rail- for the Textile Trade)

wavs) Whitehead & Poole, Ltd. (Ma-

J. Damphey and Co., Ltd. (Paints chinery for the Bleaching, Dye-

and Comnositiops) ing, Finishing and Calico

W. H. Holmes & Sons, Ltd. Printing Trade)

(Paints and Compositions) A. & H. Simonett. (All types of

Jones & Colver (Novo) Ltd. (Tool Shearing, M]oting, Brushing,

Steel, Piles, Stainless' Steel) Rigging, Stifching and Folding

Lewis &, Tylor, Ltd. (Patentees of Machines)

‘Gripoly” Belting, Makers of David Bentley, Ltd. (Specialists

Leather Belting, Canvas Hose, in the manufacture of:—Cotton

etc.) Paper, Woollen Paper, Asbes-

Ocean Oil Co., Ltd. (Marine En- tos Paper, Wood Fibre, Cocoa

gine Oil) Fibre, etc. “BOWLS”)

Tangyes, Ltd. (Pumps) ■

Textile fg fffj Chien hgin

Cook & Co., Ltd. (Ring Travellers China Export-Import and Bank Co., Ltd

and Textile Spedialitios) .

John D^xon & Sops, Ltd. (Bob- •-A-1S6-138, Kiangse Road; Teleph'

13599 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Lemjus

bins) J. Grodtman, director

European Wool Co., Ltd. (Wool, O. Petersen, signs per pro.

Wool Tops, Waste, etc.)

P. & O. Garnett, Ltd. (Opening . W.DehlerP. Orthmann / |, P. Kutt

and - Cleaning Machinery)

John Haigh & Son, Ltd. (Woollen China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping.

and Worsted Carding Machin- Forwarding and Insurance Agents—

ery) 117,1 Boundary

George Hattersley & Sons, Ltd, Cable Ad: polio Road; Teleph. 42.180;

(Looms

chinery) and Preparation

, Ma-

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc.

Tbos. Holt, Ltd. ; (High Speed ping U.S.A., Manufacturers of Fibre Ship

Warping, Winding, etc.! Ma- BoxesContainers,of all kinds,Corrugated and Water

Toilet Paper, Paper

chinery)

James Kenyon & Sons, Ltd. (Rol- Prtiof Packing Material, Adding Ma-

chine Pauer, Hospital

ler and Clearer Cloth)

Longclose Engineering Co., Ltd. —273, HaicbbW Road;Bandages

Teleph. (Paper)

50556;

(Tops, Hanks, and Slabbing P.O.A. ELBoxMandel, 263; Cable Ad: Chifico

president

Dyeing Machinery) H. Klyhh, secretary

Pilkington’s Limited. (Shuttles) China Finance Corporation (Fed.

Prince Smith and Stells, Ltd. Inc. U.S.A.), General Financing

(Worsted and Woollen Machin- —9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

Wm.ery)Ryder & Co., Ltd. (Spindles-

'''’ . 80115; P.O. Box 633; Cable Ad:

Flyers, Rollers) . Motorbank

James Taylor &' Sons (Cleck- R. H. Parker, president

heaton) Ltd. (Card Clothing) ' t1H.surer

F. Payne, vice-president & trea-

Tweedffiles' & Smalley, Ltd. (Cot- M'. Spetehnati, director

ton Spinning Machinery) V. O. Remedies

A196 SHANGHAI

M. Diamant Y. C. Chang

L. G. Silva Charlie,Chen China Industrialof Corporation,

Manufacturers Silk Brenan Ltd.,

and Artificial

J. G. Costa K. C. Ghen Silk Piece Goods—15, Road;

C. A. Xavier T. Y. Chivang Teleph. 20370

B. N. Sinelnikoff P. Hung,

Miss E. Lopes . !' T. L. King' ^ & mm m m ^ * 1$ %

Miss'E. Fitiueiredo I Y. M. Ling China Industries Ltd.,

Miss M. Gutter res S. Z. Shu ,

Y. Banrie Y. Tsai', I Office:

Cable 20, Museum

Ad: Jouchina Road;The—Registered

Teleph. 13247;

B. T. Bau K. C. Yui ,A. de 0- Sowerby, manager

China Inland Missions—(Nee Missipns)

China Fur Thading Co.,' Ltd., The, Im- China Inland Missrdx Hospital—(&e

porters

Skins—458, and S/echuen

Exporters Road;

of FursTeteph.and Hospitals)

1894-2; Cable Ad: Ruluri

M. Marderfeid, agent ft & nm

Miss R.L. A.S. Koskinen

Mrs. Goridco , • I'seaug iah mu hong hung sze

P. 0, Kiang, salesman China

—Head Office,& Export

Import Main YardLumber Co., Ltd.

and Sawmill;

1426,

(Private Yangtszepoo

Exchange Road; Teleph.

to all Road; 50068

Depts.).Teleph.

Ship-

G E an tih sun lien ch'e kuny sze ping Office: 89, Foochow

China General Edison Co., Inc., 10831; Directors Cable Ad: Lumberco

— H E.H. Arnhold, Comdr.

Manufacturers and Distributors of • E.Meager,

R. Davey, M. Mann, (A J.

Incandescent Lamps, Wiring Devi- L. I. Ovadia, B. J. Stans-

ces, Electrical Porcelains, and ffield and C. H. Tong

Electric Fans—140, Robison Road; Ai-hhold & Co., Ltd., general Agents

Telephs. 21923, 21924 and 21925; and managers

P.O. Box 1002; Cable Ad : Atngeco Shanghai Office:

Distributors for Lamps—China B. J. Staristield

United Lamp Company J. E. Gray

Distributors for Wiring- Devices, J. A. Collins j M. Olausen

Porcelains and Fans—Andersen, S, Bishoprick R. P. M. M&nn

Meyer

China General Insurance Co.. Lib., M. Ginsbourg R. W.Anderson

Squires

Fire, Motor Car and Fidelitv—40 S.fe: W.“■ Tseangtah Naughton ” R. Reierstad

Ningpo Road; Teleph. 13273; Cable W. D. Rogers, captain

Ad : 8713 W. Bov,-den, chief engineer

Shipping Office—89, Foochow Road

China General Omnibus Co., Ltd.— G. H. Yung

1171, Connaught Road; Telephs-

21865-9 (5 lines) China Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire,

Arnhold & Co., Ltd;, gfenpral mg.rs, Marine, Accident, Motor Car and

Life

China IIanderchief and Hemming'Co., Telephs. 18091/2 & 18190; Insurance—270, Szechuen Rd.;

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong)— 711; Cable Ad: Chinsurco P.O. Box

Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen Sung

Gob Fuh-wen,Han-chang, managing director

manager

Road; Teleph. 11215; P.O. Box 1199; Pavuene Chen, sub-manager

Cable Ad : Brubro

i D.Clive

J. R.Sinclair,

Hargreaves,

fh.d., . director

b.'sc. .(Livs), . S.D. H.C. Tao,Lee, asst. mgr.do.

director B.H. Y.N. Swen,

Wang,insp.

acct.

S. Tweedie, secretary . W. E. Noble

■China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Road; China Jewellery Co., Watchmakers,

Teleph. 50068 (4 lines) etc.—14, Broadway; Teleph. 42671

 SHANGHAI A197

‘‘China Journal, The”—20^ Museum Rd;; Central Wharf—

Teleph. 13247; Cable Ad: Jouchiua

A. de C. Sowerby, editor, J. C. Fu, godown ihafeter ■

Miss C. S. Moise, manager Capt. J. Kraatin, wharfinger and

warehouseman

Mrs. L. B. Coughlin, secretary Eastern Wharf—

:

China' Kennel Cl--b -(S'A Clubs ~ S. Capt.

S. King,L. godowp master wharfinger

J. Bergmann, , ..-3

m m m * and warehouseman

Chung huo Jiu'a pien kumi ,sze Yang Ka-Du Wharf—

China Lace Factory, The, Laces and C. T. Ling, godown-master

Embroideries—Wholesale Office: 159-161 M. C. Meng, wharfinger and ware-

Canton Road; Teleph. 16608; Cable Ad: King-lee-yuen houseman

Chinalace Wharf—

Y. Capt.

S. Li, C.godown master wharfinger

Le Chevalier,

China Land and Investment

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 17169; Cable Ad: Co.—20, and warehouseman

Vestineand China Merchant’s Trading Co., Ltd.—

China Medical Association — (See 175, Canton Road: Telephs. 19079

and 15938; Cable Ad : Chimetraco

Associations) Y.K.S. S.Yih,Chien,

pres,sec.

manager

China Matcit Co., Ltd., The—33, Sze- subunanager

chuen Road;

Chinamatch. Teleph.

Factories 15253;

at Cable Ad:

Soochow- China Metal Products Co.,; Ltd.—-

Pootuna-, Tungkow, Hangchow, Chin- Specialists Machine

in Power .Presses, Dies and

Work—410, ^zechuen Road;

kiang, Tsupoo, Hankow and Kiukiang Teleph. 13874

O. S. Lieu, general manager

T. E. Hsu, manager if® T ftf ip) ig *

m it m m m m I Chung-kuo dong-ti kung-cheong

Kou yin chan shang choTc China Metal Works, Manufacturers of

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Steel h Bronze Casements, Doors &

Sashes, Mosquito and Fly Screens,

Co.—9, The Bund; Telephs.

.1. K. Choy, general manager 11584-11598 Metal Ornaments and Engineering

P. Y.Lao,Tan,asst,asst,general

general Works— Shanghai Bank Building

M. mgr.mgr. (Room 406), 40, Ningpo Road;

Secretariat Teleph. 14391; Cable Ad: Leeand-

S. H. Ma sons or 1013

K. H. Chan I. Yap. Lee, general manager

Shipping Dept K. D. Fu, manager (Nanking)

T. K. King, manager Alfred Owen, manager (Hankow)

N. F. Kiang, assist, manager K. W. Poo, respres. (Hangchow)

Accounting Dept. ! C. L. Chu

T. S. Chang, manager

'General Dept. ^ ^ ft ^

H. S. Wong, manager j Chung ko chi chg kung sze:

P. C. Chen, assist, manager China Motors Fed., Tnc. U.S.A. — 702,

Marine & Repair De'pt. T

BubblingMainW ellOfficeRoad;A’Telephs. 30024;(3

S. H.C. K.Chen,

Chow, manager

assist, manager lines); r Showroom: 702,

Wharf and Godown Administration Bubbling W ell Road ; Cable Ad :

; Mechanic

P. Y. Tan, manager Max. Friedman, general manager

S.Capt.

Y. Yuan,

G. H. asst,

Price,manager

asst, manager j C. Campbell, service manager

Lower Wharf— . < K. G. Leong, accountant

T. Capt.

W. Ho,A.godown master China

Yangogh, wharfinger and . , Butterfield Mutual Steam Nav. Go., Ltd.

& Swire, acents

warehouseman : {See Butterfield & Swire)r

A198 SHANGHAI

China National Amateur Athletic iOhina Offset Printing Co., Ltd.,

Federation—(Nee Clubs). Chromo Lithographers—920,

Road:Chinaoffset

Ad: Teleph. 50058; P C. Box'Tsitsihar

5; Cable

China

tion National

Air Mail Aviation

and Corpora-

Passenger

Service—51, Canton Road; Teleph. m^

19255 (3 lines); Cable Ad:Chinaco. Head Chung kwo set/ nee ko‘t -van yu han hung sze

Office: Shanghai. Branches: Nanking, China Portland

Anking, Kiukiang, HankoKs Shasi, 1 Cemept Manufacturers—406, Kiang- Cement CcL-j Ltd.

Ichang, Wanhsien, Chungking, Chengtu, se .Road'; Teleph. 15158,(2 lines),

Kwaiyang, Haichowyd’singtao, Tientsin,

Peiping, Hongkong

Swatow, Wenchow, and Foochow,

Cap ton Amoy,

En-ki Dai, managing director ^ ^ dt Dah Ion pao

P. Y. Wong, business manager • China Press, Inc.. Publishers of “The'

T. J. Ho, asst, do China Pr-egs”, ‘‘The China Press

E. M. Allison, operations manager Weekly’’ and • “The China Press

K. I. Nieh, Nanking Edition”—160, Avenue Ed-

Oscar Wilke,asst.chiefOperations

mechanicmanager ward VIII; Telephs. 15423-6 (All

Depts.) ami 14787 (Mgr. Dir.); PAX

Box 254; Cable Ad: Chinapyess.

Chin\ National Insurance Co.. Ltd., Road: Nanking Office: 168, Chung Shan

Fire, Marine; Motor Car, Accident, York Office: Telephs. 21616 & 21448-: New

Casualty, Transit, Plate-Glass, Bag- York City: London 545, Fifth Avenue, New

gage, Hui! and Parcel Post Insur- lia House Strand, London Office: Austra-

ance—255. Peking Road: Telepli. W.C. 2 *

11633; Cable Ads: Cha’tjie Y 7171 Directors-—Dr. J. E. Baker (chair-

T. M. Chow, chairman' man), Sipgloh Hsu (vice-chair-

H. N. Ting, .managing-djr.Ai man), Dr.. C. Kuangson Young

K. P. Wang. do. (managing director), Kob Fran-

Hv C. Tung. ., do., . cis f (secretary), - Chen Lmson, Wr.

Z; Z. Worm, gen. mgr. H. Donald, Dr. With T. Findley,

Jabin Hsu, Dr. Robert T.

Kuaug, Pan Tserchuen, W. D.

China Neats Co., Booksellers, News- Pawley, J. B. Powell. Holling-

agents, Stationers, Printers, etc.— ton K. Tong, Tu Yuen-seii and

417-421, Szeehuen Road, Teleph. Dr. C. T. Wang

13510; P.O. Box 361; Cable Ad: Editorial Department:

Chiiianews

S. K. Ing, manager Dr. C. Kuangson Young, mng.

H. S. Chang, asst, manager dir. & editor

L. Y. Chien, acct. J. D. Hammond, mng. editor

R.V T.Y.Lee,Chung;

sales dept.do. Dr. M. T. Z. Tvau, weekly edit.

T. C. Jao

K. L. Chiu, subs. dept. K. S. Chang, spbrts editor

M. L. Rosholt

C. D. Alcott

China Office of the Leipzig Fair G. Leonoff

(Leipziger Messamt) —97, Jinkee Kyatang Woo

Road. Room 508; Teleph. 14806; P.O. K. S. Kqo

•Box 1172: Cable Ad : Namra! Stanley

reader E. Ypung, chief , proof

/' S. 'Laiirmann, representative for Tse Sopug Ling, mech. supt.

China T- H- Ma, mech. supt.

Mrs. L. Krueger, secretary Business Department:

E. T. Tsu, manager

China Paper Co., Federal Inc., T7.R.A., F. D. Koo, accountant

K. S. Zee, cashier

ofImporters

Paper and Wholesale Distributors

Products—185, Yuen Ming Miss Bertha Tang, steno.

Philip D. L. Woo

Yuen Road; Telephs. 14061 and 14539;

P. O. Box 1464; Cablb Ad: Mocapihc Z. W. Shen

 SHANGHAI A1B9 A

Tihyu Young General Office:

Serge V. Hvoroff M. Benton, cashier

Woo Yao Bei Engraving G. A. Dept.:

P. Browne

T. Y. Sze J. Wotherspoon | J. Miller

P, S. Zee Printing, Bleaching & Dyeing Hepts.:

Nanking Office, A. R.Bell

Ed/it or ial Department: Booth 1 R. Jacksbn

Hawthoieft Gheng O. Borgeest T. Jackson

Business Department-.

Chily Chow, adv. mgr.

Z. T. Wong •u J.T.A. J.J.DayHeadingtOn

Buckland J.J. S.R. Page

T.

Mitchell•.

F. Jackson J. Roth well j

Pollard

J.J. Jackson,

Jackson, Jnr.Snr. F.O. Sidebotham

Wood

Lun-chong Cotton Mills, Pootung Point

China Printing and Management:

(■Incorporated in Finishing#

Hongkong),Go.,Cotton

Ltd.,

C. R.Ashworth, managerA. G. Hargreaves

Spinners and Manufacturers, Printers, Ramsbottom

Dyers, Bleachers and Finishers

Textiles--Head Office: Wayfoong House, of R. South worth S. Isherwood

220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11215; F. A. Atkinson J.H. Sharpies McAllister

P. O. Box 1199; Cable Ad: Celita J. W.

W. V. K. Carter G.P. M.B. Taylor

Directors — Clive R. Hargreaves

(chairman and managing director), Office: Chad wick Tinkler

J. Ballard, n.sc. (London), a.i.c., A. Harding W. Brankin

C. F. Liu, D.andJ. Sinclair,

J. Wild ph.Ds, b.sc. SoleTheliepresentati, China for-.

S. (Liverpool)

Tweedie, secretary Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd.

Correspondence: China Printing Supply Co.—23, Chao-

Miss

Mrs. E.M. J.E.Seaborn

Barrie; b.A. (Oxon) tung Road; Teleph. 90909; Cable

Mrs. N. Masearenhas Ad: Prinsuppli

Accounts Dept.: 0hina Produce Co.—288, Tiendong

G.S.Hooperj assist, acct. ; Road; Teleph. 43487

E. Y.F. David

Pereira j T,Henry K. LeeY. Feng China Radio Corporation—40, Ningpo

R. Marcal | H. F. Yao Road; Teleph. 10022

Sales Department:

C. H.F. Liu

W. Price I T. M. Liu China Radio Service Corporation—

R. Markham 115, Hankow Road: Teleph. 14145

J. Botelho I J. J. Van n & m ® w *

R. C, S. Ma (Tientsin)

W. C. Chen, do. Chung kwok ying yth kung sze

A. Madar (Canton) China Realty Cq. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.),

E. G. Wei, do. Financial, Insurance, Land and Estate

Buying Dept. : Agents, Architects and Surveyors—

R. Cowan, b.sc. (Viet.), aj.c.

F. F. Pereira ; (629;lines;;P.O.Box

Szechuen Road ; Teleph.

319; Cable 15410

Ad: Realty

Designing Dept. : I Accounting

F. C. Department:

Ozorio, acct.

Mrs. J. Allen A. Barretto

Engineering Dept.: i Mortgage Dept:

J. F.C. M.Smith, chief engineer

Tootill

I. J. O. Grant H-H. Savard

V. Figueiredo

Remedies

Printing Works, Pai Lieng King Creek Miss E. Jarikoff

Pootung Rent Dept:

Management: M. Tuttelman I E. Victal

J. Ballard, B.sc. (London), a.i.c., mgr. S.E. E.Brodd

Jonah Ij MissR. Pierard

M. M, Dinifc

 A200 SHANGHAI

Property Dept: Singloh Hsu, chairman

Miss O. Lonborg Tsui Wei Wu, managing director

Brokers: K. B. Pan, editor

J. S.

Tax Dept: Potter | ; C. A, Ghing

F. W. Sutterle, III | J. K. Medina China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd. — 100, ‘ Peking Road; Teleph.

General: 11220; Factory': 591, Baikal Road;

Mrs. D. M. Lonborg Teleph. 51210; Cable' Ad :CiChina-

Miss B. Remedios bacco or 7676 :

China Rotogravure Co., Rotogravure

Printing—472, Baikal Road ; Teleph.

50512; P.O. Box 1534; Cable Ad: China Trade Act Registrar, TJ.S.A.—

Room i 502, Robert Dollar Building,

Rotogravure 51,7'Ca(ntou Road; Teleph. 15044-and

China & South Sea Bank—(,fe Banks) Codes: P.O. 15045; Box 605; Cable Ad :Amcomat

Western Dnion five-letter

A. Viola Smith, registrar

China mSales&and1%Service m Com Merc # bants

China Travel Service, General

and Commission Agents : 50, Hongkong

Road; Teleph. 13999; Cape Ad: Sale- Tourist Agents—420, Szechuen Rd. •-

scomp; Codps: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s bank Teleph. 13450; Cable Ads: Travel-

J. A. Dissmeyer, manager and 2464

Head Office:

W ft £ EIH IS rf* S. T. Chow, actg. pres.

China Soap Go., Ltd., The, Soap and Weibin- Tong, vice-pres.

Glycerine Manufacturers—Reg. Office: Richard Y. Ban, asst, vice-pres.

18, The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtze- C. M, Lowe, asst, vice-pres.

poo Road; Telephs. 17327 (Office) and S. T. Wang, chief auditor

50240s

Ad: Lever (Factory); P.O. (Box, 597 ; Cable Shanghai Office:

R. H. Heyworth, chairman P. C. Teng, manager

P. H. Cobb, director H. Y. Cheng, asst- mgr. and

Wm railway section

L. D. Harper,

McNicoll, do. do. K. Y. Pan, asst. mgr. and bag-

gage, freight and forwarding

W. G. Braidwood, dp. anti secy, section

China Society of Science and Arts—

(See Associations) n& £1%

China State Bank, Ltd.—($e

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

w & mft %^ Marine, Accident, Earthquake, Motor

Waftcko yn hsien kimgsze' ' Car and General Insurance —'Head

China Tea Co., ; Ltd., Tea Producers { Office: General Hongkong

Agents — Elhston- Co.

Exporters

Chapoo andand Importers

Tiendong Roads; — Between

Telephs. 185, Yuen Ming YuenRoad; Teleph.r

;

42495 and 42o02; P.O. Box 1506; Cable 19456;

Keechong P.O. , Box 453; Cable Ad:

Ad:TongSinocongou

Suk Fan. director

James Y. Tong,

Y. Q. Tong, manager1 ''

secretary China Union Trading Co., Ship Chandler

—27, Rue du Consulat; Teleph, 81243 ,

S. H.Y. K.Inc,-

Chen - | •mA.'rALJn

Y. B. Waung t

m rr ^ m

Shih-shth - fXn-pao-Tiuan

“China Times,” The, Chinese Daily :China U-nietd Apa rtmlntSt—404,, Blbbl-

ing Well Road; Teleph. 90010: Cable

Newspaper—130,

Telephs. 15700 (:8Avenue

lines to.Edward/ YIl;

all .depart- Ad: Hochun

ments): Cable Ad: 6690 .-H ...M.-vT. Staijidt,'manager

 SHANGHAI A-201

Wha on hoa jun pau shou yu hsien Chung hook cho moo kong sze

hung sz China Woodworking and Dry Kiln Co.r

China United Assurance Society. LtD., Manufacturers of Venetians,

Telephs. 94073-4-56 ; Well

Ltd—104, Bubbling Cable Road;Ad: Doors,Road

poo Windows,

; Teleph.etc.—1426, Yangtsze-

50068; Cable Ad:

Hochun Woodworkco

Tai hon

W. J. Cannon, manager

^ # 9 China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd.,.

China Unitedand

Engineers Engineering Corporation (Le Leinieu de Chine) Woollen Mill—

Ming Yuen Road ; Telepb. 11266; Yuen

Contractors—209, P.O. 33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253; Cable

Ad : Chinawool and “5904”

Box 1100; Cable Ad : Kahncrete

m & m fi m * China Year Book—N. China Build-

Chun huia mei yih hung sze ing; 17, The Bund; Teleph. 11055

China United Import and Export Co., Publishers—North China

Ltd.—61,’Museum Road; Teleph. 10864; Daily News and Herald, Ltd.

Cable Ad : Winking H. G. W. Woodhead, c.b.e , editor

n % m m m 4* Chinai & Co., J. C., Silk Merchants- -

China United Lamp Co., Federal Inc. 10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81740 ;

Cable Ad: Canon

Electric Importers

U.S.A., Lamps—Mainand Exporters

Office : 140,of E. J. Commissariat, mgr.

D. E. Commissariat, asst.

Robinson Road. Sales Office

chuen Road ; P.O. Box 2076; : 110,Cable

Sze- Woo Yao-thing, compradore

Ad : Culco

Agents for: n & m m m +

China General Edison Co., Inc., Chung mei dp sze hung sze

Shanghai Chinese American Publishing Co..

Osram G.m.b.H. Kommanditgesells Inc. (The American Bookshop).

N.chaft. Berlin Gloeilampenfabrie-

V. Philips’ Booksellers and Stationers—160.

Nanking Road; Teleph. 16844; P.O-

ken, Eindhoven Box 256; Cable Ad: Stationers

Vereinigte Gluehlampen and :F. D. Mortimer, president

Elektrizitaets

Hungary A. O. Ujpest, M. M. M'agill, secty. & freas.

J. W. Templo, acct,

n m n- km® Mrs. H. Wilhoit, steno.

Mee Inr sze pin lun pao Chinese Auctioneering Co., Estate

Ltd., The,

“China Weekly Review ” (The Millard Auctioneers, Valuers, Land, and

Publishing

160, Avenue Co., Inc., VII;

Edward publishers)—

Teleph. Commission Agents—151, Peking Road;

14741; Cable Ad : Reviewing Teleph. 17059; P.O. Box 911; Cable Ad:

J.Geo.B. W.

Powell, editor and publisher Auction co Kuh, manager

Tsoo Tsung

Missemer, sub-editor

Hoh Chih H.slang'. assist, editot n & n m * m

TryphonV.

Miss DorothyKu.Davis,

advertising manager

secretary

F. K. Chao, business manasrer I/ua chung tieh lu knng szu

Pang-Cheng Chen, circulation do. Chinese Central Railways, Ltd.—-27r

Miss F. C. Fan The

JarkongBund; Teleph. 15290; Cable Ad:

Correspondents A. L. Davidson

C. Y. W. Meng (Nanking) Miss N. Munro

S. Y. Leung (Hongkong)

A Iso Pv h Ushers of Chinese Chamber of Commerce—(.SY^-

“ Who’s Who in China Chhrnbers of Commerce)

IS

A 202 SHANGHAI

‘Chinese

Cotton Merchlants—260,' Avenue Ltd.,

Cotton. Goods Exchange, Ed- 1040, North Soochow Road;

ward VII; Teleph. 13971; Cable Ad: 5089 Teleph. 42230

Trade Mark Bureau-- 80, Avenue

Chinese DistrictGovernment

Court of Offices)

Shanghai du Roi Albert; Teleph. '73643

—{See Chinese Ministry of Finance

Chinese Electric Power Co., Ltd.— Central Mint—^Gordon Rd. (North

Nr. Shanghai-Hangchow South Sta End), Chapei; Cable Ad:

tion, Nantao; Teleph. 84800 and Centromint

19376 Chinese Government Land Tax

Office—100, Peking Road

H Ta Chang Shanghai Customs 1531, Sinza

Road

Chinese Engineering and Development

Co.—51, Canton

P. H.O. A.BoxRaider, Road:

1651;.Cable Teleph.

Ad: Cedco 12708; Ministry of Communications

gen. mgr. Chinese Government Radio

ministration—Sassoon Ad-

House. Jin-

H. A. Raider,. pres. & gen. mgr. kee Road ; Cable Ad : C.G.R-A.

K. T, K-wo*, manager (Shanghai) Shanghai Telegraph Office — 200,

Z. N. lug, engineer Szechuen Road

Y. K. Yu, chief accountant Bureau of Shipping and Naviga-

Chinese Foreign Famine Relief Com- tion—33, Szechuen Road

mittee—(NeF Clubs) Shanghai Telephone Administration

—734,Merchants

China Chung HuaSteam

Road,Navigation

Nantao

CHINESE GOVERNMENT Co., Ltd.—9, The Bund

OFFICES Ministry of Railways

Ministry of Justice N.S. and S.-H.-N. Railway Ad-

Kiangsu High Court (Second Administration—257, Range Rd.

Branch) — 3, Chekiang Road ; Ministry of Navy

Teleph. 42230 Admiralty House—Kaochangmiao

Kiangsu High Court (Third Hydrographic Dept.—City Gov-

Branch)—10. Hung An Li, Rue ernment Road, off Route Ghisi

de Sieyes: Teleph. 72273

Shanghai District Court—Tin Fan Military and Police

Ting Road, Nantao; Teleph. Woosung and Shanghai Garrison

17037 Commander’s Headquarters—

District Court for First Special Lunghua

Area—3, North Chekiang Road; Headquarters of Special Police

Teleph. 42230 Force—Municipal Road

District Court for Second Special Peace Preservation Corps—Chao

Area—2, Hua Mei Fang Alley- Ching Pang, Chung Hwa Road

wa,y, R. Stanislas Chevalier;

Teleph. 72846 Political

Ministry for Foreign Affairs—City Shanghai District Kuomintang—

Government Road, Off Rte. Fang Zia Road

Ghisi; Teleph. 70104 Shanghai Hsien Government-

Boon La Road, Nantao.

Ministry of Industries

Bureau of Foreign Trade—National CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

Commercial

floor, Bank Road;

406. Kiangse Building. 5th

Telenh.

15697; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad:

Bureconin n w* til m k

Shanghai Bureau of Inspection King wu tih loo Innan li chevk

and Testing of Commercial Com- Nanking Shanghai Railway - Head

modities—Bank of China Bldg., Office: 257-259, Range Road

 SHANGHAI A20»

m m w m & m, m Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai—

Wu hong chieng ti loo kwan li chu {See Clubs)

Shanghai - Hangchow - Ningpo Railway Chinese Mission to Lepers—(Nee Mis-

Huang

T. T.Pe-tsiau, managingcomptroller

Linn, resident director sions)

of accounts

V. C. Liu, assist, do.and audit

H. Moh, chief of general dept. Chinese National Electric: ofA Pottery

I.H.P. Tnxford,

Y. Yuan, engineer

assist, do.in-chief

P. Oheng, district engineer

Co., Ltd, Manufacturers

MosaicTiles,Glazed

Ceramic

Tiles,Transformers,

Electrical Machineries, Porcelain

P.K. Wang,

C. Lew,locomotivedo.supt. Insulators and Lighting Fixtures,

etc.—89, Foochow Road; Telephs.

Daniel M. Chung, assist, do. 14408 and 16706; Cable Ad; Chinating

Hubert

D. C.Shen, P. C.assist.

Yun, Cheng, traffic mgr.

W. traffic inspectordo. pd & H fin ^

M. P. Cheng, traffic iiispector-in- Ching yi yea ching kung sze

J.F. charge (Ningpo

A.A. Timons, section)

traffic inspector Chinese Optical Co., Ltd., Optometrists

and

W. Y. Harris, chief accountant

Ho, assist. dp. Teleph.Opticians—620,

93895 Nanking Road;

W. T. Manley, travelling auditor

Y. S. Sun, chief storekeeper Chinese Public Isolation Hospital—

{See Hospitals)

% ft m m ® m. & fa “Chinese Recorder, The”—169, Yuen

Sung chiang yen wu chi ho fen' so Ming

Rev.Yuen

FrankRoad; Teleph.

Rawlson, D.D.,,10715

editor

Chinese Government Salt Revenue

Administration (District Direc-

torate of Sungkiang)—2, Jessfield Chinese Red Cross General Hospital

{See Hospitals) ‘

Road; Telephs. 32082-3; CablF Ad :

Salt Chinese Republic Publishing Co.,

District Director--T. A. Soong

Co-District Director—P. Loureiro' Publishers of the “Chinese Republic'’

— 150, Kiukiang Road; Thleph. 18312;

Chief Secretary—F. Tang Cable Ad; Sinorepub

Chief Accountant—T. T. Hu

Chineseof Revenue

Chief Secy.—L.GuardsM. Cheng

—C. S. Shih n & m m

Ching chao kung sze

jpj m m n -t ?j< w * Ching Chao Co., Manufacturers and

Chung k)oo chen fn sui shung Exporters of Art, L.men, Lace and

yen um shen cld cJm Embroideries—222, North Soophow

Chinese Government Salt Revenge O.RoadBox(first floor); Teleph. 41268; P.

322; Cable Ad: Chingchao

Administration (Revenue Guard

Bureau)-^3. Jessfield Road; Teleph. Ching ' Chojstg Co., Merchants—359,

321 *81 Yates Road; Teleph. 31175;,.Gable

1 : Adf:

District Director—T. A. Sobng

Co-District Director—P. Loureiro | Chingchong ’

Commanding Officer-^-General C. Ching Chong, Y;, Ship Chandler—300,

S. Shih Broadway; Teleph. 40188 1 1

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.7^(-S'cc Chino Chong Chang &' Co., Ship

Banks) Chandlers—141, Broadway; Teleph.

Chinese Industrial Gas CP.—537, Liao- ; 42803

yang Road; Teleph. 83113; Cable Ching Sat? Wah, Dr., Dental Surgeon

Ad; Chindusgas; Code: Bentley —261, Bfdadway;; Teleph. 41927

A204 SHANGHAI

Chojg Zai Fu & Co., Cotton and Woollen

Goods Importers— 97, Jinkee Road; fr ^ ^ ^

Teleph. 18556; Cable Ad: Cbingzaifu Chung IIwa song ckung foo hong

Foo Co., General Importers and

Chiu, Franklin, Attorney-at - Law— Exporters—230,

19848; P.O. Box Kiukiang

167; CableRoad;

Ad: Teleph.

Impex-

353, Nanking Road; Teieph. 90074 chung

Chiu Ta Salt Industries., Ltd.— Chung Foo Union Bank—(Nee Banks)

87-93, Myburgh Road; Telepb. 90074

Chiyo Yoko, Photographic Supplies—166, Chung hwa shu chu

Nanking Road; Teleph. 19460; P. O. Rox Chung Hwa Book Co.,

1308 and Publishers- 221, Ltd.,

HonanPrinters

Road;

Chollot, J. J., Civil Engineers, Surveyors Teleph. 9 160; Cable Ad: Buchwall

and Architects—85, Rue Marcel Tillot; nj £ ® # no M m '}’

Teleph. 83671

Chung hmi hong [ring yu hsien hung sze

Chong Sin &' Co., Naval and Military Chung

Importers ofSteel

Hwa Products

all kinds of SteelCo., Ltd.*

Products

Contractors—15 Dock Lane; Teleph. Buntal Fibre, Hemp, Manila Ropes,

51774J; Cable Ad: Chongsin Exporter of Chinese Products,

Christenko, Dr. N. J., Specialist for Straw Hats—89, Foochow Road;

Nervous, Mental and Internal Diseases Teleph. 16888; Cable Ad: Cpluchung

—150, Rte des Soeurs; Teleph 71800 Chung Hwa Wharf Co., Ltd., The—

Christian Book Room — English and 33,

CableSzechuen Road; Teleph.

Ad : Chungwharf. Managers15253;of

Chinese Books and Tracts—3, Quin- the Coal Merchant’s Wharf and The

san Gardens: Teleph. 43730; P.O. Chung

Box 1723; Cable Ad: Chrisbook Pootung Hwa Chow Ka Doo Wharf,

Chu, Ponson C., Attorney and Counsellor- CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

at-Law—616, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. AllLafayette

Saints’and Church—Corner

71979 Rue Chapsal of Rue

Rev.

Rev. H.C.S. F.Wei,McRae,

r. n., rector

n.n., rector

Chuang, T., Architect—212, Eiangse Emeritus

Road; Teleph 19312; Cable Ad:

8842

# It ^ @ ^

Chun Lee, Wholesale and Retail Pro- Mei Icivolc tsin lee wei

vision Merchant—17, Siking Road ; American Baptist Foreign Mission

Teleph. 13878; Cable Ad: Chunlee Society (A.B.F.M.S.)—Missions Build-

ing, 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ;

Chun Tah Cotton Spinning

Mill—349, Ningpo Rd., Zau-Ka-Do Ad : Baptisma

Village; Teleph 20581 Dr.wifeL. C. Hylbert, (secretary) and

Chun Tai & Co., Ltd., Furniture Rev. W. R. Taylor (treas.) and wife

Manufacturers, Decorators, Contrac- Rev. E. Kelhofer and wife

tors, etc.—600, Szechuen Road ; Te- Rev.

Rev. E.H. H.Huizinga

Cressy and wife

and wife

leph. 12100. Factory: Kiangwan V. Hanson and wife

Road Dr. Josephine Lawney

S.Dr.S.G.Beath

Poteatandandwifewife

Chun Wo &—Co.,

Merchants 350,Leather and Lumber

Tiendong Road. Miss H. Taylor I Miss E. Knabe

Teleph. 40355; Cable Ad: Chunwohong Miss R. Bugbee | Miss A. E. Root

 SHANGHAI A 205

American Presbyterian .Mission MethOdist Episcopal Mission, Of-

fices—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.;

(North)— Soutli Gate, Nantao,

Eev. and Mrs. Wilmot D. Boone Cable Ad : Treasurers

Miss Grace Darling

Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Esp'ey

Miss Elsa M. Logan ± Kiau sz hung saw

Rev. & Mrs. Myron E. Terry Missionary Home—4, Quinsan Gar-

Rev. & Mrs. Irvin M. Dungan den ; Teleph. 46274; Cable Ad:

Evangel

Miss E. Spurling, proprietress

'it ri* Po a 'L tmy Mrs. J. W. Qnimby

Mrs. P. R. Glading

’Beligian Missions of Scheut—

Passage 135; No. 7, Avenue Haig ; Missions to Seamen in Shanghai-

Teleph. T3Z72; Cable Ad : Scheut 541 , Broadway; Teleph. 51603

Rev. P. Regaert, procurator

Rev. M. Van Heinelryck, assist.

Rev. G. Solrotte, do. *§£ H "tl Cheou chen tang

'China Inland Mission—1531, Sinza Procure pksi Lazaristes—44, Rue

Chapsal ; Teleph. W est 85157;

Road ; Teleph. 32226; Cable I Ad : Cable Ad: Lazaristes

Inland

G. W. Gibb, M.A.. gen:, director Salvation Army Men’s Hostel—7-8,

Community Ghurch—53, Ave. Re- Yang Terrace, Weihaiwei Road;

tain ; Teleph. 70975 Tel. 30463; Cable Ad: Salvation

Rev. Emory W. Luecock, d.d., Seven-Day Adventist Mission—526,

Pastor. Residence: 64, Route Ningkuo Road; Teleph. 51094; Cable

Dufour; TelepL. 72071 Ad: Adventist

Mrs/ C. D. Boynton, church'sec.

Guvernijng Board—Dr. Carleton Shanghai Free Christian Church

Lacy (chairman),

(vice-chairman), K. T. Kayo (Evangelical)—681, Hart Road,

man (secretary), Mansfield Free-

R. E. Sc 1 fridge Near Connaught Road

Hon. Secretary—Rev. H. M.

(treasurer) and I. S. Brown

(asst, treasurer): Griffin, b.d.

Hon. Treasurer -Rev. W. J.

Danish Church—Av. Jbffre Embery

Deutsche Evangelische Kirche I. ^ M H San teh tang

Western Road Societe des Missions-EtrandEid:s—50,

First Church of Christ Scientist Route Delastre

—1647, Avenue Road; Teleph. Missions To Seamen Institute (with

34406; Reading Room : 8b, Central St. Andrew’s Church)—541, Broad-

Arcade, 119, Nanking Road ; Te- way

leph. 11670; Cable Ad : Chrscience

Holy Trinity CaPhedral—219, Kiu- it m m

kiang Road 1 Tvng ka doo Tien chu tang

Dean—Very Rev. A. C. S. Tri- St. Francis Xavier’s Church

vett, m.a., D.D.

it m n ® ft ± ji m m w

Way way chiaou, tang St.taubar

Joseph’s Church—36, Rue Mon-

Mahomedan Mosque—7Q, Chekiang Rt. Rev. B A. Haouisee, bishop

Road

Imam—Hajee Hilaluddin Union Church—2, Soochow Road

Trustees—H. M. H. Nemazee & F.J. W. Poate, chairman

Go. Macbeth, vice-do.

A206 SHANGHAI

W. M. Maclellari, secretary Agents:

J. U. A. Hutchison,

Thomson financial secy.

&, Co., treasurers Central China Post, Hankow

James McMuTlan & Co., Tsingtao

and Chefoo

^ ± k m -M ® North China Advertising Co., 113,

Zi ka wei tien tz tctny Rue du Chaylard, Tientsin and

Zi-ka-wei Church Peiping r,

Siemssen & Krohn, Foochow

Chur'ch of England, , Men’s , Society Clerici, Bedoni & po., S. A,, Silk

Exporters, Public -Silk Inspectors

{See Associations) Silk Piece Goods Importers and

Clark Alexander

ufacturing GoldsmithA- s Co.,

and SilLtd., Man- General

yemiths

Merchants. Electrical Sup-

plies, Medicines and Drugs, Wines,

—Sassoon House, The Bund; Teleph. Provisions, Preserves and Colonial

10719 Goods—107. Museum Road; Telephs.

Alexander Clark, director 14707 and 12259; P.O. Box 1657.

Vernon Clark, do. C. Bedoni, president (Milan)

G. J. Wells, managing director P.L. Bedoni

Riggio, signs per

do. pro.

Clarkes Inquiry & Protection Agency, Miss S. Dribeni

88, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10092; • W.

G. Chiara

S. Ting,(Milan)

import compradore

Cable Ad : Secralc '1'. Z. Foch Kao, export compradore

W. G. Clarke, m.b.k., .principal L. T. Kinley, electrical dept,

Lee

Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., Clive dries—39,

& Co., Ltd., Paper and Sum

Avenue Edward VII,.

U.S.A., Neon Lighting—534, Rue Room 110; Teleph. 85382; Cable Ad:

Bourgeat; Telephs. 70092 and 70093; Clivechina

P.O. Box 1783; Cable Ad: Neonlite C. H. C. Hughes (London)

M.MissE. Vittaly, generalsec.manager

T. C. Mason, Dr. F. G. Eickoff (Shanghai)

M. J. Mason, asst. do. £. N. Leigh

Accounting Department: Y. T. Chen

Johnson Cheng I K. T. Wong D. S. King

C. L. Koo I Y. D. Tsao T. Y. Wo

Sales Department

W. Krause i T. H. S. Allen CLUBS

E.L. M.Krause

Guedes I| J.V. C.K. Goodson

Koo American Club—209, Foochow Rd.;

Teleph. 15259; Cable Ad: Amejrclub

Collection Department:

W. C. Tsao I S.

V. Z. Chen I Y. S. ShihF. Ying Amateur Dramatic Club of Shang-

hai—Lyceum

dinal Mercier Theatre, 101, Rue Car

Shipping Department: President—J. F. Gannan

Z. J. Chu Hon. Treasurer—J;. K. Jolly

Art Department: Secretary—C.; S,. Speyer

C. K.P. P.Danilevsky,

Wong art supt.

Plant: Service Department American University Club—P.O.

D.Y.D.C.Baldwin, Box 1982

Kin, plant supt.

O. C. Rohde ). E. R. Dallas & * *3? m'M

Exclusive Licensees of Mce leuo fu lui kmig icay

IT.Georges

S. Patents on Neon Tubes of

for American

ClaudePeninsula

China, Malay & J. de Beaufort

and Straits Inc.—577,Women’s

BubblingClub

WellofRd.;

Shanghai,

Teleph.

Settlements 31856

 SHANGHAI A207-

Automobile Club oe China-17, The Deutscher Klub — 299, Szechuen

Bund; Teleph. 10704: P.O. Box Road; Teleph. 10138

1049; Cable Ad : Mooi'ob

Chairiaan— B. Tiefenbacher International Recreation Club —•

Secretaries—Beck & Swann 722, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

China 30072-3; Cable Ad : Irclub

A pt s ; Kennel Club -AI Medhubst

Teleph. :U(>88 H $i ® ^ K/ye> Chu Tsoc'iiy tyay

President—Dr. J. Edgar Masonic Club }i3, . Canton Road;

Hon. Treas. - II. N. Swann Teleph. 10471

Hon. Vet. Surg. — Dr. Ph L-

McWhirter

Hon. Sec.—J. L. Hunter It Mi gij ic Da fa Tsung way

Secretary—H. M. Howell Mercantile

—59, PekingM a Road;

rine Officers’< Club

Teleph. 10064;

® m m ft m Cable Ad; Mariners

Wah ymg yu chim "way President—H. S. Allison

Chinese Foreign , Famine Belief Hon. Treasurer—S. S. Kemp

Commiitee — 97, Jiukee Boad ; Acting Secty.—Syd. S. Kemp

Teleph. 15845 ; Cable,.Ad : Famrel Race Club, Shanghai—305, Bubbling

Chairman—Sung Han Chang Well Road; Teleph, 30109 (4 lines);

Chinese Jockee Club of Shanghai— Cable! AdRaqing.

Denis Apts., 770, Babbling Well

Bead : Telephs. 30655 (Office), 37440 I^OTARY Club—Room 103, Metropole

(Members); Cable Ad : Joelub. Ying Hotel, 180, Kiangse Road : Teleph.

Ziang Hsiang .Place Coarse ; Teleph, 16450 ; Calile Ad: Boclub

President—W. H. Tan

President—Tu

Secretary—LohYoeh-sen

Die Tong (acting) Vice-President—U. S. Harkson

Hon.. Septy.—E. S. Little, Jr.

Clarendon Hon. Treas.—H. Sch;i!i

Yuen Road Club—55,

; Teleph. l6!693Yuen Ming Secretary—Mrs. A. Giovannini

•ff |§ ij HC Tung fong Uung way Shanghai Athletic Club (Formed for

Club Lusitano , de Shanghai — 26 the Promotion of A mateur A thletics

Albany Lane; Teleph. 43972 geribrally)..

Shanghai Club—3,. The Bupd; P.Q

f my m m m BoxChairman—W.

156; Cable Ad:J. Kwangbo

Monk

Mei kou hsmng hsia Uung may Vice-do. H. V. Wilkinson

Columbia Country Club—301; Great Secretary —F. S. Ward

Western . Road ; Teleph. 21899 Assists di). -P. Corneek

President—R. T. McDonnell.

Vice-President—B.

Hon. Treasurer—J. H.J. Mokrejs

Watson

Hon. Secretary—C. S. Franklin m m m ft m & m

Secretary—H.’ W. Pilcher liau mo zaiig na paic jew zang

Shanghai

Teleph. Cricket

91318; P.O.Club—Race

Box 497 Course;

^ HII'm M Chai kiu tsung way

Country Club—651, Bubbling Well Kee

Road; Teleph. 34244 It $1 tsoong way

Chairman—A. Hr George

Secretary—G. F. M. Warner Shanghai Engineers’ 'Club — 220,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10305 ;

P.O. Box 646; Cable Ad:

t! IS [13 Hsin kwan Tsung way Institute

Customs' Club—344, Szechuen Road,

Hall & Holtz Building ;(2jid floor); Shanghai Football Club — Race

Teleph. T1709 Course; Teleph. 61318

A208 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Golf Club—Kiang Wan and Proprietors of;

See King Jao Office : 20, Canton “Josephine C,” “Diana Stuart,”

Road, Shanghai “Elizabeth Lavan” & ‘ Anne-

President—Dr.

Secretary—J. B.Wm. L. O’Hara

Woolley Trevor,” Gowns (trademarks

registered)

Shanghai Recreation CLub—Race Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap and

Course; Teleph. 90745 Toilet Specialities—51, Canton Road;

President—John

Yice-do. —G. H. L.Akennan

Wade , Teleph. 14204; P.O. Box 1338; Cable Ad:

Hon. Secretary—T. J. Allan Palmolive

Hon. Treasurer—G. E. Marshall Columbia Casualty Co. of New York.

Shanghai RowingBath:

Club—Boat —Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.;

and Swimming 76, SoocliowHouse

Rd.; Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); P.O. Box 807;

Cable Ad: Monsoon

Teleph. 95807 ; Cable Ad : Rowing E. Lester Arnold, manager

Captain—R. G. Woodhead

Vice-do. —W. M. Port rude W. J. Gulliver I A. H. for China

Gouda

Hon. Secretary—P. Wilson J. M. Murray | Miss M. Parker

Plon. Treasurer—W. Wagner Columbia and Great Western Riding

Shanghai Rugby Union Football Academy—470, Teleph. 22012

Great Western Rd.;

Club—

Hon. Secretary—G. M. Mills, Columbia Country Club (See Clubs)

c/o Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Ltd., 27, The Bund; Teleph. m m w m $

15290; Cable Ad: Jardine Shun wu in shu soo

Shanghai Yacht Club—Headquarters: COmacrib Press, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., The,.

Minghong; P.O. Box 1147 Printers, Publishers, Stationers, Com-

mercial Job Printers — 118, Museum

t ?e *r it ^ ® ± ± Road; Ad: Teleph. 16625; P.O. Box 1002;

Shang hai say sze kno yang chan ta ha icei. Cable Comacrib

F. A. Bowen j B. G. Bowen

Swiss

27128Club—21, Lucerne Road; Teleph.

President—A. Juvet Comfort

Mechanical Electric Cq„ Electrical

Engineering and

’■ Contractors,

Hon. Secy.—R. von der Crone Purchasing Agents and General Mer-

Hon. Treasurer—L. A. Mottu chants— 287, Averiue Joffre; Teleph.

Club Lusitano (See Clubs) 83092; Cable Ad: Comfortco

«£ gt Hong zing Bi i5 m m fa

Coates & Son, Thomas, Merchants, Commercial , Shan wu chqn hsin tso

Commission Agents and Manufac- and Credit Information

turers—Shanghai Bank Building, Bureau, Commercial Agency—118,

368 Kiangse Road; Teleph. 16172; Museum Road; Teleph. 17131; P.O.

P.O. Box 545; Cable Ad: Coalescent; Box 1022; Cable Ad: Comacrib

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s F. B.A. G.Bowen,

Bowen,general manager

secretary

m m Pah shing G. A. Arkadieff

Codsi, Associated with

Laces,J.,etc.,

Exporter

Importerof ofRaw Silk Pongee,

Precious Stones The

The Comacrib Press, Fed. Inc., U.S.A

Comacrib publications

—9, Ave. Edward VII; Teleph.

12028; Cable Ad : Codsi % & n m

Cohen. Ltd., Henry II., Exporters Commercial Equipment Co., Specialists-

& Manufacturers—133, Yuen Ming in Office Equipment—303, Kiangse

Yuen Road, Warehouse and Go- Road; Teleph. 10670; Cable Ad:

down; Teleph. 17510; Cable Ad: Comequico

Nehocroc C. Y. Soong, manager

 SHANGHAI A209

E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

Mei song sag fong chun van hung sze G.A. F.Mabb

Dumbarton Miss M. Parker

Commercial Express and Storage

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Express and V. de Carvalho || Miss K. Petigura

Freight Forwarding Agents, Motor Accident

W. J. Dept.

Gulliver

Truck, Literage Service, Public Storage J.A. M.H. Murray

and Bond Storage and Packers and Gouda

■CMing

ustoms Yuen Clearance

Road; Brokers—53,

Telephs. 16931-3;Yuen

P.O.

Box K)42; Cable Ad : Servizio; All Compagnia Italiana m m Nee siting

Standard Codes d’Estremo Oriente,

B.R. A.E. Shean,

Deutsch,vice-president

president General Importers

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. and Exporters—190,

14723 and

Wm. Golding, gen. mgr. and treasurer 11740; Cable Ad : Cideo

A. R. Davis, secty. & acct. Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes

N. A. Jacobs, gen. supervisor

Miss Nina Kvachadze, secty & —9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

82034 (3 lines); P.O. Box 301; Cable

steno. : Ad : Messagerie

Accounting Dept.

A. R. Davis, accountant ft & m %

C. PI Chang

‘.Shipping Dept. An chutn. pao hsitn Icoong sze

K. S. Chen j K. E. Tsu Compagnie

Trucking Dept.

E. Roman Accidents, D’Assurances

Marine and Motor GeneralesCar

M. Berkovitch I K. N. Sung Insurances—Branch Office for China:

Cable Ad: Montauban;

Asgenaeci Telephone 84005;

S. Soliansky J. Breen, manager for China

ft & ® W^ k 8j » Kt $ £ $

Tai ping yang Bhang wu Tien pao Rung sze An chuen pao hsien Icoong sze

Commercial

34, AvenuePacific EdwardCable Teleph. Incendie, D’Assurances

VII.;Company— Compagnie Generales

Fire Insurance — Branch

12233; Cable Ad : Compac Office for China: 1,

Tel. 84005; Cable Ad: AsgenindieRue Montauban;

ft & m m mw m m J. Breen, manager for China

Song wu ying shu kwan yn laden hung sze m Chinn yueh

iCommfircial Press, Ltd., 'The, Publishers, Compagnie d’Exportation de ProduITsof

Printers,

—Head Booksellers,

Office: 1

512, andHonan

Stationers

Rd.; Asiatiqijes (CE.P.A.), Exporters

Teleph. 92310 (Private Exchange to all Raw Silk, Pongee and General

4, Quai de France; Teleph. 80270;

Produce

Departments);

Y.Li W. Wong, Cable Ad: director

managing Compress P.O. Box 837; Cable Ad : Cepasia

BahHow,Koh, manager C.J.Couliou,

Reynaud, manager

signsperpro.

Bang do.

■CP.. C.L. Li,

Bau, assist,do.manager

i P. Y. Chuang, chief secretary Compagnie Financiere Belgo-Chinoisb

—P.O. Box 570; Cable Ad: Belgo-

ehine

m & n & % s ji ii, ft m & & -k

Lau hung maw hong che

>CoMMERICAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., LTD.,1 | Shang ho i fa shang tien cit e tien tnng

kvng sze

Fire,

Fidelity Life, Maririe,

Guarantee* Accident,

Plate • Burglary,

Glass and jCompagnie Franqai.se de Tramways et

Motor Car Insurance—Union Building, I d’Eclairage Eleotriques de Shang-

P.17, O.Canton

Box 309;Road;

CableTeleph. 13407 (4 lines); 1 hai—249, Avenue Dubai!; Teleph.

Ad: Cuaco ' 80180 (4 lines)

4,2,10 syANGHAl,

K.: Coui,thhi],manager "Workshops, F. Badeau ^

’ J.G. FaVrei,

Peiu tft'adjn.

ier,. eh. sab-inaTiag^i'

dept. - Tramways Repair Dept.

K1 ;L.! LadroittO); engineei ' ‘(>vatei'.works

'■* M.afatl construction de\.dept.) ,I)us M. andDuquesnel

Motor ear j Repair

A. PetitDept.

Lapeyre, engr. (electriicikj H. Danieck | A. Gonaas

J. Mariotti, engineer ways and ; .Buildings

.G. Prario j C, Kluge

workshops)

E.dept.)

Leydon, asst. CTigr. (electricity

General Rook Office & ®M Fook see

■ J.. J^orenzi, chief accountant CbMPAGNiE Franco-Afeicaine (Shang-

EF.. Til laid |j MN.. Kisselefi Raimond hai), Ltd., Tea Merchants — 467.

BaiKioiu Kiangse Road; Teieph. 18405, PIO.

Purchasing Dejfci. Box 692; Cable Ad : Cifranaffi

C. Eobin | A. Allemao L.E. E.G. Canning,

Harrison,director

do.

.-Gorrespondence

. . V.J.G.J.Lnbeck Dept. ■ .-•••••• ■ ■ D. M. Mitchell, do<

d’Alnteida I E. ckis Eemedios Compagnie Franco - Americaine

Consumers’

J. da Rosa | M. Maher □’Assurances, All kinds of Insur-

mandbier.Bills Dept.

JA.•I.SaleDolivet' jI., Y.V. Gscnenkoff

Voropai ance : Fire, Automobile, Marine, Ac-

cident, etc.VII.

— Head Office Office:

7, Avenue

J. C. Oanavarro | J. Perpetuo Edward Executive 17,

vStpip,S, . .. ; i j The

Cable Bund;

Ad: Telephs.

Framinsure. 10630 arid

Branches 11040;

and

Agents at Saigon, Hanoi, Haiphong,

Pnompenh, Indo china; Hankow, Tsing-

. \ . Chevehenko | G. Kalougenine tao and Tientsin, China

TrafficI). Office 5 Board of Di rectors*—E. Sigaut

Yialy, traffic superintendaht (chairman), N. N.. Yakoonnikoff

A. Marchina _ 1 F. J. Lopes (vice-chairman), J. Madier, J.

E.P. Gontier, L D. Zahowsky Poime, G. V. Starr,; ,G. Mosz-

Tramway

Xinet

I'raek and

I ’ A.'Pop6ff

Lines -kowski,v M'.- Chapeaux'

L. Aubert | C. Compton, M. W. Obakiewicz, manager *

E. de Borodaewsky, attorney-inr

Electric Power Station

E. Hodayer, superiiitendant j fact ■ . ; uu . / J "■

* F.Alb.Perret H. Leyn^Uid, assist, manager

Fischer Shanghai Office

A. Monceu f A. Evseyeff lanaceE. K.

dffi. S. .,Tsu,.

*Metzjer, localmgr.'

branch mgr,

P. Amettler"

J. Schmki | D. Ifliand Mrs. X. I. Nikitin, secretary

^Electric Lines A. Sidoroff Mi;s,: T. Anderson, secretary. ■

J. V.Manaresi Miss Y. Vahovich, seeretaiTy

t

Marinacci | P. Koslpff (Motor Car Dept.)

Electric Installations i Av. D. Terekhin, supervisor;-of

P. P.Bellande, sunerintendant agents ,

Vial Kochubei, agent

Electric ■ P Canavarro

Meterssupt. Jr.

& Laboratory

Houa Pierre, chief clerk

S. T. Fan, chief acet.

M. Geny,

A.X. Jallard

Xg Yelim j F. Colella Comp. Cenerale de Ckemins de Fer

Water Production et DE Tramways En Chine—i.50,

F. E.Menager, superintendant Kiukiang Road; Teieph. 12193;

Cable Ad : Lambert

Gruget

A. K. Delant i H. Mnllbr H. Lambert,’■gertlYepfes. J

Water Distribution

R.M.Vogt, superintehdant ^ ^ Pao too, ■

Labart Gompagnie

porters—39,Optorg, AvenueImporters

Edwardand VII, Ex

, : J. Dessart j A. Thibou Teieph. 84144; P.G. Box' 1309; Cable

Chemical M. Ducret and Analytical Laboratory Ad: Optorgpo; Codes: Bentley’s and-

Private Code

 SHANGHAI A211

“Confederation Life Association, Life T. Y. Chien I C. Chow

Insurance

Canada; Far--Eastern Head Branch:

Office: 51,Toronto,

Can- PrintingT.H. Wong

S. Woo Ij C.P. Y.S. Sung Ting

top Road, Shanghai; Teieph, 17222; Department

Cable

P. R.Ad:M.Confedlife

Wallis, c.t.'tr!,' manager for Wang Ing, Director

F. S. Chu | F. L. Chien

China Order

Y. K.O.Department—

R. N. Bray, resident secretaTy

J. S. Cregor, do. T.Yen,

Wong F. K. Sung

F. A. DcQueen, cashier S. K. Woo S. Y. Loh

Mrs. F. Geyer, stenographer Accounting

L. Z. Tai Department—

Miss M. Pan, do.

Miss R. H. Wheldony ddV

Miss L. Yaron, do; T. M. Loh j Z.Y. B.L. Chow

C. C. Lu | Young

Y. C. Lieu, clerk H. C. Tong | T. K. Zau

zflj ^ Kang Lee | CONSULATES

Con nee u Bros, Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ms V 8S @ *

in U.S.A.), Importers and Expor- Ta au ho ling sz ya men

ters—149, Szechuen Road; Teieph. J Austria—330, Szechuen Road; Teieph.

14957; Cable Ad: Austconsul

16832; P.O. Box 342; Cafcle Ad:

Connell

B. O. Hartman, manager pi $1 m m m n m m & *

A. S. Gracey, assist, manager Ta pe U sz IcivoU tsiing liny shi yamen

Mabel Hunt Belgium— J 300, Rue Lafayette; Teieph.

B. O. Hartman, manager 70047; Cable Ad: Belsulat

A. S. Gracey, assist, manager Ambassador—Barbu

Mrs. Mabel Hunt, secretary

Z. L. Yang, compradore Consul-General —A.J.Van Guillaume

Custsem

Z. G. Tsu, book-keeper Consul—Paul VanDerstiehelen

•Chancellor—P. Baert

F. ,T. Brand Secretary—R. Mine. Durockfer

W. Hutchison, sales repres: Chinese' Secretary & Interpreter

—Zung Inrin

Consolidated Aircraft Corporation— :

181, Kiangse Road; Teieph. 10640 Brazil—206, I) u bail Aufs., .181» Avenue

Du bail; Teieph. 85858

Consolidated Finance Co.•--(&'« Bank) Acting Consul-General

Castello-Branco — Mariode

Consolidated National Advertising i Vice-Consul—Heitor Carneiro

Co.,

Printing— Advertising, Merchandising

255, Shantung and ;j Chile—Cathay Mansions, Apt. 119;

Rd.: Telephs.

90086-6;

solad P.O. Box 870; GableCUH Con- j Teieph.

andCharge

7o599; Cable Ads:

Conchile : Mbnchile

Managing Board- — E. dAffaires'

Vega

Y. N. Zung, General Manager.

C.Y. W.

LewisYao,Mat-on,

assist. do, do. %mm Wfk#L%i

Czechoslovakia — Consular Office:

S. L. Loh, do. do. 133. Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

Sales Department— ieph. 17007. Legation: 274, Kiao-

W.I).T.C.Yu,TaiSales Executive

i P. H.Lee chow Road; Teieph. .32939: Cable

Production Department— Ad: Zamini

P.Z. Y.H. Zee Envoy Extraordinary and Min-

Wang I . C. P. Tang ister Plenipotentiary—Jan Seba

C. Z. Woo I S. F. Yih Counsellor of Legation and Acting

Art Studio— ! Consul Genera]Stepan

Chancellor—J. —J. Max

1).WangL. Ing, artassist,

Chiang, director

T. H. Chang j T. T. Hou do. Secretary—A. Kolacek

Ohihese Secretary—I.: G. Hsu!‘

E. I. Chang [ S. F.'Chang do. —S. T. Wang

A212 SUANGftAf

m&mmm m n.ik Ta Hai l.ap: Kuo Shu Wu Ling

Ta tan} kiioh tsuny liny s'z ya'ihen

Denmark—26, The Bund; Teleph.,}7300; G itEECE—55, Yuen Sh i Chii

Cable Ad: Daimebrog Ming Yuen Rd.;

Consul-Generals—Poul Scheel: , Teleph. 10312

Vice-Consul—Mogens Me.leliior Acting Consul-General—E. P. Yan-

Stenographer—I. Suenson noulatos

Chinese Secretary—,T- M. Chow Vice-Consul—Paul P. Yannoulatos

Clerk—Ger. Stamatelatos

. phinese Secretary and Interpre-

m- m ter—Chow Fu Kwei

Ta fmi tdn ling sldh-slnt Miss B, Costa

Finland — 30,1, Route Cardinal

Mercier: Teleph. 74244; Cable Ad;’

Finlandia

Actg. Consul General—V. Wis- Italy Tan e®ta lee

# Tewoh

ffl aliny^'j shi

a ya® men

a

kanen : pi: — 55S,

Teleph. 30063 Bubbling Well Road;

Translator—Kingwe.l

J. Pure, secretary l H. Is ha

'Tajik pea tsu'ny ling shi ya men

Japan—25a, Whamgpoo Road; Telephs.

To fa kti'oli tsony liny che i/a-men 40051-4

1 France—2, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. Consul-General—S. Okamoto

80080 General Office—

Consul-General—M. Raudez A. Tajiri, consul

' Consul-Adjoint—P. Auge ^. Yoshioka,; do.

do. do. —M. Duval E. Sone, do.

do. Suppleant—L. Chancel E. Wajima, do.

Vice-Consuls—L. Le Roch, M. T. Hattori, vice-consul

Chaloin,

B. GeorgesG. Picot

Cattand atirl J. T.S. Tsumura.

Kasuya. O', do.

do.

St; Shimada, , do.

Chancellors^ N. Sasa-v • S. T aka-

i -m m m m m * hashi, E. Nakamura, Y. Fukui,

I’a te kno tsimg ling shik shu M. Yatagai, K. Sensui, R. Ka-

Germany —,40 60, Whang poo Road; mada, N. Okuda, I. Maejima,

Telephs. 40172 and 45T20; Cable Ad; T. Yoshidn. K. Makiinura, A.

Consugerma Yatsuka, Z. Motoniura.

Lt. Col. Herm Kriebel, , consul- , .Consular Court—-

S. Kata, 1 consul (judge)

general

W. Trailt, consul K Yokoyama, chancellor

E.Dr.v.R.Randow, Consular Police— : ' :

Kempe, vice-consul

do. H. Kitamiira, consul

He.nn

chief Gaetjeij, chancellopdn- S. Tajima, police sttpt.

Carl Y. Akiba, consul

Paul Jeclce,

Stark, chancellor

do. ' ' ; T. Saefci, vice-consul ’ .

J.

J. Deckelt,do. typist :*■

O.MissKunisch, M. Hashizurne;do.chancellor

Ikejiri,

Miss Ch. Dittberner,

Miss Irma Duebgen, do. do.

^^mu^m^

Ta ho lari kgo tsung ling shi yamen

Netherlands

Teleph. 80110,;— Cable

25, RueAd:duHollandia

Consulat;

2'a ytng tsung ling shi ya men Consul-General and President of

Great Britain-33, The Bund; Teleph. the Netherlands Consular

11485-9 (5 lines) ' Court—G. W. Boissevain

 SHANGHAI A21»

Acfing Consul-General and Pre- Consul-General & Charge d’Aflaires

sident of the Netherlands and Consular Judge for China—

E. Lardy

Consular Court—E. A. Gast-

mann

Chinese Secretary, Clerk and Bailiff,

Netherlands i- ^ m m p m

van den BergConsular Courts-Jan United Met Jcuo tsung ling shih shu

States Consulate-General—

Asst.—J. J. Ypina, acting

and bailiff, Netherlands Consular clerk Development Building, Corner of

Court Kiangse and Foochow Loads Tcieph.

Translator-Secretary—K. S. Hsu 11199 (6 lines), , Same Number

Typist—Nancy Hsu after Office hours (Private Ex-

change to all Depts.)

Consul-General—C. E. Gauss

$ ^ m m ® m in * Secy.-stenogr. — Miss Lyda Mae

Norway—2, Peking Road; Teleph. Francis

16295; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Executive Office

Bentley’s Consul—R. P. ButrickNan H.

Clerk-stenogr.—Mrs.

N. Aall—Consul-General and Pre- Wheeler

sident of the

Court for China Norwegian Consular . Clerks’—Mrs. Ruth A. Hedges,

Otto Kildal—Vice-Consul

F. Orvin—Vice-Consul J. A. Collins, Jr., and A. A.

Nation Sun—Chinese Secretary MeFadyen

Assistant to the Cdnsul-General

Portugal — 1050, Rue Lafayette; Consul—E. F. Stanton

Clerk-Stenogr. — Miss Mayelle

Teleph. 728-78 Byrd

Consul-General and Consular Judge Commercial Office

—Dr. Antonio J. Alves

Asst. Consul—Dr. A. Sacratnen to

Monteiro VConsul—L. H. GourleyE spy

ice-Con sul—James

Chancellor—Augusto S. Braga Clerk-stenogr.—Miss H. Kappei

Clerks—J. J. Silva and A. R. Xavier Clerks—Chas. A. Robertson and

Chinese Secretary- C. S> Doo C. H. Williams

Clerks—Wm. P. Tsao A Toitg Using.

Shipping Office

Tajih sze pane ya kivoh ling shi Yatnen Consul—W. ClarkeR.Vyse

Vice-Consuls—W. Lynch, and T.

Spain—1449, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. B. Clark

75889 Clerk-H. C. Chen

Consul-General—E. V. Ferrer Land Office and Genera] Affairs

Vice-Consul—J. de Larracoechea Consul—James B. Pilcher

Clerk-stenogr.—Miss K. E. Naylor

Chancellor—V. Vizenzinovich

Interpreter—J. M. Tsang Notarial Office

Consul—F. R. Engdahl

fifing m m mm 3$* Passport Office

Tajui tin lewoh tmng ling shih ya men Vice-Consuls-—J. B. Sawyer and

Sweden—169, Yuen Ming Yuen H. D- Pease

Road, Rooms 407-410; Teleph. Clerk—S. A. McGeary

10110; Cable Ad: Svensk

Consul-General—Johan Beck-Friis Continental Construction Co., Ltd.—

123, Av Edward VII; Teleph. 1630a

Vice-Consul—E. A. Eronvalle

Assist. Secretary—Mrs. F. Herify Continental Corporation of China,

Chinese Secretary—{vacant) General Merchants—123, Av. Ed-

ward VII ; Teleph. 80030 (2 lines);

Tajui shi ko tsung ling shi yamen Cable Ad: Kontichine

Switzerland—1469, Avenue Joffre; Continental Motors, Automotive Servic

Telephs. 70109 (2 lines); Cable and Repairs—565, Avenue Foch;

Ad: Swisscolat Teleph. 74480

 A214 SHANGHAI

■Co-\’Sole

ti_n concessiouaires

e,\ XA l Tkaui n g Go., Export-Import

for advertising on & it # ,!£

French Tramway Co., Advertising Kong tai pao sliien kuny sze

Contractors—Teleph.

1478 12337; P.0. Box Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor'

L. Podpakh, managing directoi' porated

MotorCar,in War England),

Risk and•; Fire, Marine,

General In-

surance—Chartered Bank Building, 18,

^ chi lu u

'J The Bund; Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad:

Cohesible

•Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nanking J. A. Laing Peach, branch mgr.

Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad:

Coupon M M ^on,J vik

J. H. Green, Far Eastern general j Corkit, A.,

manager

R. A. Baker, manager ConstructingConsulting

Engineer, Civil Engineer,

Surveyor—278;

G. Pearson, actg. mgr. Kiaugse

Ad: Road; Teleph. 15599; Cable

Dancorrit

D.G. J.K. Winney

Hislop F. G. Grant A. Corrit, M.I.C.E. (Denmark)

R. Davie H. C. Harris Cosmopolitan Trust30173;

Co.—173,Cable Seymour

S. Mrs.

I. Sheiflan A. Harvey

A. M. A. Hansen, MisSes M. Cosmo trust Road; Teleph. Ad:

G.jesen

Johnston, E.

and A. Soina .Kay, A. Bo-

jesen, A. Artindale and A. Cosmos Paper Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.;

— Hamilton House, Rooms 240-242),

Soina 170, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15592;

P.O. Box 468; Cable Ad: Papshus-

Cook & Son (Bankers) Ltd.'; : Thos.— ter.

119, Nanking

Cable Ad : Coiipon Road ; Teleph. 12261 ;

H. W. Kingdon, mgr. Country Club—(Nee Clubs)

Miss F. Munro-Smith Country HospiTAi^-(£'ee Hospitals)

Cool, Luther Z., Barrister-at-Law— Credit Commercial Sino Francaise—

8, Wenchow Road; Teleph. 90782; {See Banks)

Cable Ad: Lucool

Credit Foncier D’Extreme Orient—

’Cooper

Weighers and Measurers ; Inspectors of

Produce, Arbitrators and Adjusters; Credit Franco Chinoise—(Nee Banks)

Publishers

Ferry of Shanghai

Services TablesLaunch and

120, Jinkee RoadTime

; Teleph. (yearly)—

l<\8:>1 i Crone, Erik, Land and Estate Agency—

294, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19293

Chas.

AdamsW.P. Cooper

C. Chu Erik Crone

pj & m \% % a m *

^ ^ & Yung kong yin pao hsien kung sze

Corbin

seCableRoadLocks; & Hardware—353.

Teleph. 15786 ; P.O. BoxKiang-

576; Crownchina Co., Inc.—Continental

Ad : Corbinlock Bank Building. 113, Kiukiang Rd.;

S. G, Kiriarid, factory repres. Telephs. 14384, 14376; Cable Ad:

Chinaerown

Corn Products Repining , Co. F.Matt W. Axelrood,

J. Schuhl, president

secretary and director

(Agents: Imperial Chemical Indus- G. H. Lynott, treasurer and director

tries (China), Ltd.)-r-133; /Szechuen T- F. Millard, director

H. G. McNeary, do.

Road; Telephs. 15170-79, 11622-3 (13 Tsefang F. Huang, do.

lines); P.O. Box 252; Cable Ad: Percy

Alkali

W. A Sachert, res., rep. W. Y. Kwok, do. mgr.

Loo,' Chinese dept.

J. H. Underwood, supervisor

 SHANGHAI A215

Koo Zung Paw, cashier m mi- it i- m m m

K. T. T. Ivoo, asst, cashier Statistical Department—1711, Sinza

Mrs. L. Knox, secy. Road; Telepn. 30494

Agents: — Statistical Secretary— J .M.H. Osborne

J.X. F.deBishop Miss F. Layrish Deputy

HopstockCommissioner (acting) — S-

Boissezon J. C. Parkin Assist.—Ho1 King Too

Mrs. P. Pluyang T. Sa phi ere Manager —J. O. Boundy

W. H. Ferris M. K. Wan jr. Chief Reader—P. S. Godfrey

O. B. Klink D. K. F. Yapp Printers

Agencies for China and Hongkong for Phillips, and

T. C.Proof

Avery,Readers — D.

W. G. Cook.

CrownCanadaLife Insurance Co., Toronto G. E.Appraiser—N.

Ellis andR. J.Travers

A. Bran well

Chief

Stenographer—Miss D. G. Foster

Ci'LTY Da iky Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 70126 & it Kiang hai kuan

BJj ^ King ming Custom House—13, The .Bund; Te-

ieph. 15529

Cumine & Co., Ltd., Architects, Surveyors, Commissioner—P. G. S. Bareiitzen

Civil Engineers, Estate Agents—14!t, Acting Administrative Commis-

Szechuen Road; Telcphs.

14:175, P.O. Box 1457; Cable Ad: 16151 and sioner—C. H. B. Joly

Columna; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C., 5th Acting Appraising Commission-

edn., China Republican er—C. hiepfud

H. M. Cumine, managing director Acting Deputy . Commissioner

E. B. Cumine, director (S’hai District Accountant)—

G.Miss G. Cumine, C. M. Powell

D. Nissimsecretary

| Miss F. H. Cumine Acting Deputy Commissioner

(Postal iareels Olhte^Q. V. L.

General Managers and Secretaries for Gerli Preventive Deputy Com-

The West End Estates, Ltd. Acting

missioner — R. R. de L-

Comming, K. M., Stock, Share and Liesching

General Broker—16,. Central Road; Acting Deputy Commissioner

Telephs. 15285-6 (General Office)—Chiu Tso Chi

K. M. Cumming Acting Deputy Commissioner

L. D. Chow | K. Z. Cheng (additional) (General Office)—

Secretary & Treasurer of the A. de Cherardi

Hungjao Golf Club Acting Deputy Commissioner

Special Agent of Ocean, Accident & (Accounts Office)—Lam Kwok To

Guarantee Corp., Ltd;, London Acting Deputy Commissioner

(Commissioner’s Chinese Se-

cretary)—Ying Hsin Tsi

Curtiss Wright Corporation—181, Acting Deputy Commissioner

Kiangse Road ; TelepK 13070; Cable (Appraising Dept). — Woo

Ad: Aviexplor Yao-tchi

Commissioner’s Secretary—T. C^

Customs Club—(SW Clubs) Germain

Czechoslovakian Consulate —, (See

CUSTOMS, CHINESE MARITIME Consulates)

Dah Cheng Rubber Tyre Co. — 757-

Shanghai Office of Inspectorate 761 Avenue Eward VII; Teleph..82784

General—421, Hart Road; Telephs. Dah Lee Co., Essential Oils, perfumes,,

34336, PrivateGeneral-Sir

Inspector Exchange to -Frederick

all Depts. etc.—274, Av. Edward VII; Teleph.

Maze, k.b.e. 12651; Cable Ad: Dahleeco

A 216 SHANGHAI

/i® £k %!i jc Accounting Dept—

Dah Sing Engineering Works, Iron and M. Nagashima

Brass Founders, Specializing in Verti- H. Nishida

cally Cast Water and Soil Pipes, Wharf Office—

Machinery Manufacturers and En- T. Kotake, sub-manager

gineering Contractors T. Matsukawa

.Road, Hongkew ; Teleph.—52082

1285, Point R. Fujita

S. lyori

Y.T. W.

C. Kou, general manager

Cfapn, acct. and secty. K. Takata

T. S. Chao, salesman E. Hayashida

S.H. Y.F. King

Wu | C. Y. Yu J. Kuroda

P.K. Y.D. Chow, I. Ideta

Lee, factorydo.supt. MiT. Malda

Chi Yoong Ching, Compradore

Daii Tung Coal Mining Co.- 480, Nan

king Road, Teleph. 93151 nil m m Dabaie

Dalbey, d.d.s., Mrs. W. C., Dental

^3 # S % Phophylaxis—1105, Connaught Rd.;

Ta jih pen be chu kimg sz Teleph. 34007

'Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. —185, Danish Consulate—(See Consulates)

Szechuen

Ad: Asahibeer Road; Teleph. 14995; Cable

® j;J| Loong siting

p] [p] Dah dong konsu Dastqor & Co., F. It., Merchants and

Daido Yoshiten, Ltd., Wholesale Paper, Commission Agents—125, Hankow

Pulp, Chemical Bleaching Powder, Road ; Teleph. 14708; P.O. Box 385;

Printing Ink,'Commission Agents—105, Cable Ad: Framroze

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14492; Cable Ad:

Daidopaper David, A. E., Importer—330, Szechuen

Daintymaid Embroideries, Manufac- Rd.; Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Turmeric

turers of decorative art linens, lace and

handkerchiefs

Teleph. — 81, Ad:Jinkee

13856; Cable Road; David &'itCo., S. aJ., Merchants,

Dainty maid

Day nee

Land and

Estate Agents — David House, 320,

.ft # M n * Kiangse

Office) Road;

andAd:12757Telephs. 10324 (General

(Manager); P.O. Box

Dai ren lei sen kai sha 388 Cable Psalmist

Dairen Risen Kaisha—UO, Szechuen A. , 1 . David (London), partner

Road; Teleph. 19646; Cable Ad: Evelyn David (Shanghai), do.

Daiki Archibald

E. A. Sykes, David (Hongkong),

manager partner

M. Yamazaki, gen. mgr.

H. Hayashi, sub-mgr

General Affairs Dept—

K. Kamada Davies, Brooke &, Gran, Architects,

S. Daito Surveyors and(4thCivil

Mrs. E. Wheeler

Miss T. Gohda Jinkee

Cable Ad: Road;Datum floor);Engineers—81,

Teleph. 16936;

Freight Dept— J. T. W. Brooke, e.r.i.b.a.

Y. Hirayama E, A.M.V.Gran, architect

F. Washizaki Skvorzov, a.m.i. struct, e.

A. Kawakami Mrs. J. Piry, secretary

•C. Kajiwara G.

S. Fein G. Djou, arch. asst.

K. Iwase C.F. Fuchs

N. Malinovsky|

Passenger Dept—

T. Maruyama

Mrs. E. Johannson

K. Q. Chang A.D. Zimmerman

Rozenzveig

Miss M. Crowshaw

 SHANGHAI

s m m Sundries Dept.

Davies, Eric,Engineer

m.i.m.e., m.i.h.v.e., a.M.Un.a., W. Oehm

Consulting and Surveyor—214, Mrs. L. Schult

Chartered Bank Building, 18, The Bund; Book-keeping: Dept.

Teleph. 15874 R. Hager

DeEngravers

La Rueand& Printers Co., Ltd., Thomas, A.O. Froessl

Glatzel

of Bank Notes Miss A. L. Thiemann

—12, The Bund; Telephs. 15715-4; Cable Kepresentinc/ Miss E. Wyss

Ad:

BunhillDelarue. LondonE.C. Office:

Row, London, 1 110, I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

A.Lo-Hung

J Avramow, .sellschaft; Frankfurt (Main)

Nienrepresentative Germany:

for the Textile, Dyes Paint,

and Chemicals,

Leather,

Miss L.

N. Shirazee Levy, secretary Rubber and Celluloid Industry etc.

G. Segal | George W. Chan Stiekstoffi Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin:

Nitrogene

purposes Products for technical

Dearborn School—(See Educational) Kalle tfc Co., Aktiengesellschaft,

Deutsche Asiatisohe Bakn -(See Banks) Wiesbaden-Biebrich : Cellophane,

. Ozalid

^ De Fu Deutsche Gold-und Si lber-Sc h eidea n -

Deutsche Farben&Handelsgesell- STALT -(VORMALS

3 33, YuenRoESSLER) FRANKFURT

schaft Waibel Co. 261, Sze- a/M,. Teleph.

Ming Yuen

19135; P.O. Box 874; Cable Ad :

Road;

chuen

1115; Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Waidefag 16388; P.O. Box Cebrahn

W. Weber C. Brahn, China correspondent

C.J. Hildebrandt

G. Gadow H. C. Rusef n m Fleesze.

R.F. Tiefenbaclier

Ulbrieh Deutsche Stickstoff-H-G.,

K. Kuehn

Th. Litterst E. Wagner Co., Importers of Artificial Krauch

Fertilisers,&

W. Baelz G. A. Web ling Manufactured

dustrie by the I.G.Germany—

Aktieugesellschaft, Farbenin-

O.R. P.Baessler

Brenns- Miss W. Wilhelm

I. Berg Head Office: 261, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 363S8;Branch

P.O. Box 3390;at Cable Ad:

cheidt j Miss C. Denkhaus

J.H. Christoph Nitrofoska. Offices Foochow.

Denkhaus § Mrs. M. Haeusing- Hankow, Tientsin, and Tsingtao

|

W. Doerner ! Miss C. Hanke _ Coellen Paul von, Schubert, general manager

C.K. Feldmann W,W.Balthaser GMissAlfes

Flamme ! Miss Miss B. Haupt

G. Leithhold E.

Faesslef

Brand Miss M.

Ch.Schade

Koch

O. Hauer | Miss H. Luethge

A.W. Kroeger G. Ohland Miss G. Ecke

Lembke Miss V. Lutter-

mann

R.C-. Leonhard

Lenz Mrs. B. Nauman irj & m m m, m -x

ifah-hwa-tie-dhaiuj-yu-hsien-kudg-sze

L. Lucas t i Mrs. MissJ. Neugebauer

E. Rabino- Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd.,

G.K.K Modras

Neelmeier

Roll Mrs. M. Segelwitch ofGeneral Chrome Contractors

Plated andSteelManufacturers

Furniture,

; Mrs. H. Sommer Steel

E. Bother Miss M. Sprenger

Technical Dept. Hospital, Steel Bedsteads School

Furniture for Office, and

and Brass

Dr. C. Mueller Beds, Springs and Cribs, Steel Windows

Dr K. Miss K. Limanft and

RoadDoors.—; Teleph.Head Office: 503,

94531-94534 Nanking

; Cable Ad :

F.O. Borchardt

Franz H. Pinks 5881; Factory: 087, East Yuhang Road;

P.R. Fritz Dr.

F. H.Schoenfc

Brasch er Teleph. 53i73; Nanking Branch : Tai

Frosch Miss O. Hoehmann Ping Road, Nanking

W. Hilbricht Miss E. Seidel S. C. Shen, gen. liigr.

‘Chemical Dept. S.H. C.Z. Whang,

Kao, salesasst.mgr.mgr. & chf. acct.

R. L.Bahlmann

Schneider C. C. Kuo &fty.

T. Y.mgr.

Cheti, salesmen

Miss E. Will Z.P. K.Y. Shen,

Lib, Branch mgr. (Nanking)

M. t'8 SHANGHAI

Dibrkll

Exporters of Leaf Tobacco—H. &andS. Accounts

Bros., Inc., Importers aiid General

Bank Building, 12, The Bund .Teleph. A. M. d’Oliveira

10728; Cable Ad: Dibrell F. Xavier

J. A. Rivero

Mrs. K. Browett, telephone

Miss S.Mordecai, stenographer

operator

m ^ e

Dixon St Son, Ltd., H. C., [uiporters, Tea Department: .& sufl nJ 90

Exporters and General

“Maitland’s” Building, Lapc 26,. \0, .Merchants— R. G. MacDonald

Szechuen Road Teleph. . 7488 ) Cable; Shipping A. M. Guterres : E. M. Guterrea

Department:

Ad: Dixon. Head Office: Manchester J. R. Weeks

: Directors R. A. Stewart, E. H. A. T. S tubbs | S. A, Remed ios.

, i .Stewart, A. McCrea (Manclies-

. ter), A. M. Dixon (Shanghai) Insurance Department:

F. 11. Gearey

and A. M. Cobbett (Shanghai; import and Export Dept.:

F. H. Jewell, representative, F. P.H.E.Gearey

II. F. llitchie, Inc.

■;• H.Evans D. Smith,

Sons m.p.s.,

Lescher representative,

and Webb, G. Leitao

Smith

Nielsen

Ltd. L.

E. G. Shariihorst Mrs. V. A. Shuter, stenographer

Miss J. Chisholm Provision Department:

K. S. Zee D. P>. Lysse

Rabinovitch | A. F. Remedios-

Ching Sai Tong, ooffipradoth;: OfficeH.Equipment Department:

Sole Agents for : — G.G.S. M.Dovey

Cow & Gate Ltd. Goldsack I E. H. Shekury

Evans Sons Lescher & Webb Ltd, W. Warpula [ Miss F. A- Copley

United Glass Bottle Mfgrs, Ltd. Machinery Department:

Duckworth & 06., Ltd. : ^-Essences,

Fulham Grown Cork Co1.;1 Ltd. F. G.II. H.GeaiWhite

ey

International

“ Bismag ” ChemicftI'Co., Ltd., P. M. Shen

Beechams' F.PillsRitchie

! ‘ Harold Ltd. Miss J. Oliveira, stenographer

(Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) It Co., Ltd. Compradores— C. Y.Y.

Z. Ching

Glover’s

Pompeian Dog Medicines

Beauty Chow (Insurance)

Motor Union Insur.Preparations

Co., Iltch (Fire) S.YokF. Sang

Sung(Tea)(do.)

Sales Representatives for Insurance Agencies

. . d J. C, Eno, Ltd. Union Assurance Society, Ld. (Fire)Co.

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd., Import Commercial

Ltd. (MarineUnion Assurance

& Casualty) r

Merchants

—5 r, and

CantonRoad; Manufacturers;

Teleph. 1 Agents

:>4k>; Gable Standard Life Assurance Co.

Ad: Eximco Thames and Mersey Insurance Co.

(Marine)

X PenPeang Providence Washington Insurance-

Dodwell St Co., Ltd. (British), Im- Go. (Marine)

porters Liverpool, London and Globe In-

Insuranceand Exporters,Agents—

and Shipping Machinery, surance Co. (Marine)

Main Shipping Agencies

Office:

Road; Teleph. Union 11369.

Building,

Machinery 7, Canton

Dept.: Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

PT,-, Canton Road.; Office Equipment Dodwell-Castle

Cox & Kings (Agents) Line Ltd.

Dept.:

Tea Dept.: 81, Jinkee Read; Road;

320, Kiangse Teleph.Telephs.

13003: Agents fg'r

10281 and 12023 (manager); P.O. Box Teacher

410; Cable Ad : Dodwell

D. Morrison, director Whitbread& Sons,

Ferrero, A Co.Wm.

Fili (Ales(Whisky)

ami Stouts)

di RicCO, Torino

R..L R.G. Weeks,

MacDonald, assist, tngr.

, sublragX (Vermouth)

F. H. Gearey, assist;! do. Courvoisier Ld. (Brandies)

Bols Erven Lucas (Gins and Cocktails)

 SHANGHAI

Chateau

Washburn Cheese

CrosbyCo. Co. (Flour) T3j Dykloiu. .

Sperry Flour Co. (Flour and Cereals) Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber and

Libby, McNeill & Libby (Canned Canton Road; Teleph. 15309;Building,

Shipping— Robert Dollar 51,

Cable Ad:

Goods and Milk) Dollar. Wharf and Godown at Pootung;

Page Hersey Export Co., Canada Telephs. 93 and 94 (Dial 04)

(Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes) General Agents for

Porritts & Spencer Ld. (Papermakers’ Dollar Steamship Lines

Felts)

Crown Cork Co., Ld. American Mail Line

Kiwi Boot Polishes Executive Department

Valet Auto-Strop Razors and Blades O. G. Bordwell,

Steen, general

Glandular Preparations

Aspro (Nicholas Ld.,

Pty.Ld.Ltd.) Sydney P. H. assist,manager

do.

Glaxo Laboratories Mrs. A. C.

Miss J. PlummerWallace

Milton Proprietary, Ltd. Freight Traffic Department

The Underwood

General Office Typewriter

EquipmentCo. Corp: Donmanager

Tinling, Oriental Freight Traffic

(Elliott-Fisher

countingMachines) Writing and

Machines, Sundstrand Ac- W. T. Goodwirr, assistant do.

Miss E. Saunders

TheAdding

Safe Cabinet Co., Ltd. General Passenger Department

Geo. J. McCarthy, Oriental Passenger

Roneo Office Equipment

Griginal Odhner Calculating Machines

Bates Numbering Machines W.Traffic mgr,

G. McDonald

Mercedes Buromaschinen-Werke AG J. W. Clague | Miss A. L. McDonald

(Calculating Machines) Miss B. von Buren

Gerrard Industries Ld. (Wire and Local Passenger Department

Tying Machines) E. S. Wise, agent

Norris, Henty & Gardners (Diesel E. J.Faggiano

Engines) G.W. L.Baumann

Danzy |: Miss M iss C.A. G.Chelmis

Curry

Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto, Operating Department

Ld. (Motors and Dynamos)

Delco Appliance Corpn. (Lighting , W.T.J.Mullen Wilson, port engineer

i Jl. Harvey

sets and Pumps)

American La France and Foamite Freight Department

Industries, Inc. (Firelighting Ap- H. F. Kay, agent

pliances, Extinguishers, etc.) . A.

R. H.H. Wallace

Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads Laidlaw |I C.F. E.Shirazee

Miller

(Tyfon Air Whistles) Claims Department

Millers Falls, Ld. (Electric Tools H. E. Gibson

and Garage Equipment)

Morris Commercial Ld. (Motor Trucks) Lumber P.

Department

H. Bordwell, manager

Morris Marine Motors, Ld. (Ma- G. W. Vilas I Miss C. Tavares '!

rine Engines) Accounting Department

Ferodd Ltd. (Brake Linings) J. M. Major, assist, comptroller

C. J. Hampton Ld. (Vices and A. Jacobsen | Miss M. Rozario

Engineering Tools)/

British Belting and Asbestos Co. General A. Miss

M. D’Eca, building supt

(Belting etc.) J. Plummer

Ruberoid Roofings and Floorings A. Robinson

Lee Howl & Co., Ltd., Pumps Miss

J. Lucas, Ltd., Automotive Elec- Miss Ivy

M . C.Baviau

Rangel

trical Supplies Wharf

H. J. Young, manager

DoiSurveyors,

& Watanabe, Inc., MarineEngineers

and Cargo A. C. Miccia

Consulting J. Zellensky | F. X. Baptista

Yokohama Specie Bank Building, 24,— Radio N.Geo.

Department

L>. Brown,

The Bund, Telephs.

Cable Ad: Kaimusho 13923 and 10375; Chinh, engineer

operator

A220 SHANGHAI

"Pj & fu $#. A l>uli lay T. G. Drakeford

Dollar Steamship LinJss—Hobei t Dollar R. Davis

Building, 51, Canton Road v Teleph. L. R. Wilson

15309; Cable Ad: Dollar , \ V.J. A.G. Mehta

Taussig

■I'lie(See

Robert

DollarDollar

Co., Co.,

The general

Robert);ageilt,s

. Du Pau de Marsoulies, Ane Etude,.

Dombey & Son, Ltd., Wholesale and Teleph. Law Office—25, Rue Chu Pao San:

Retail Provision and Produce Merchants 82070 (3 lines)

—893, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. C. President

D. L. dedeGoth, Cour Premier

d’Appel Hon,

30641; Cable Ad: Dombey N. M. Yakovleff, advocate

Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co.— Paul Tshu, Docteur-en-Droit, ad-

Corner of Aunnan Road and Nan- vocate

king Road; Telephs.'90152 and 90554: T. Y. Tsang, advocate

Cable Ad: Dongchong Fang Seng-bing,! Chinese Inter-

preter '

Dong Fai Yuen Silk Co. --La me 255, E. A. C. Tsantim

18, Shanse Road; Teleph. 94492' Band & Estate Office

Liou Zeng Ling, mgr.

Dong

king Fong Road; Hung

Teleph.Gold

93926Co—182, Nan- fjjf Hung shin

Du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc.,.

Dong Shing Spinning and Weaving E. I., Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals-

Co. —iinsi,, Yangtzt-poo Road: 'lelephs. —51, Canton Road; Telephs. ,19509'

and 505*38 (Godown); P.O. B<»x 393;

50028-9; P. 01 Box 3006; Cable Ad: I Cable Ad: Dupontdyes

Asahitsuru F. A. M. Noelting, pii.d., director of

“Door of Hope” Children’s Refuge! sales for Far East

(See Associations) L. R. Moore, Shanghai div. mgr.

E.K. N.Wenzel

Rose | Ylrs. Miss J.Goldenberg

A-Lessner

Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.—26, The

Bund; Teleph 12980; Cable Ad: F. L. Davidson II Mrs.L. Pate

Dorman Duncan & Co.,

E. K. Scott, b.sc., A.M.I.E.E., agent and Contractors; Machinery and Merchants, Engineers,

Doucakis,' Ch. A., Dealers io Cigars Railway Equipment; Manufacturers

and Cigarettes—120, Jinke'e ' Road : ofaridSteel Steel

Casements; Factory Sashes

Doors—Hamilton House,

Teleph. 10212 : Cable Ari : llouko 170, Kiaugse Road; Teleph. 13544

‘ (3 lines) ; Cable Ad : Struan

m m hh m R. V. Yarrow

Doughty & Co., G. J., Contractors for I. M. Loh

Heating and Sanitary Installations 'I. Tsing Lok

—30, Brenan Road ; . ITeleph. 21939 ; I. F. Ferguson; a.m.i.c.e.

Cable Ad : Doughtyco A. M. Sequeira, b.b.c., c.e.

K. Z. Doo

Miss A. M. Senna

® flii ® Downs e sung Dunlop, Ltd., W. & C. (Bradford and

Downs,

geons—Y Drs.angtsze

N. L. Imupahce

A W. H., Building,

Dental Sur- Manchester), Woollen and Cotton Piece

26, Goods,

TheDr.Bund; Teleph.*' 1 3029;;P.O. Box 380 Yarns—185, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road ; Teleph. 19456; P.O. Box 453;

Dr. N.W. L.H. Downs

Downs Cable Ad : Solway

Drakeiorb. Davis &• Wilson;- Ex- Jf huo £ HIton#lohMS

po c’ pefichong

3S

change Brokers.—Room :i07, H. & S. DunlopYmgRubber Co. (China), Ltd.—117,

Bank Building 12, The Bund; Te- Hongkong Road; Teleph. 13413;

leph. 19610; Cable Ad: Behling Box 394; Cable Ad: Pneumatic P.O.

 SHANGHAI A-2-21

4| ^ Whn tah A. Brondal, manager

Duki\ it Co., Walter, Ship Chandlers, G. Hal berg,

Dealers in SurveyingScientific Books^.Nautical, M,H. Jacobsen

H. Ottsen {| S.F. Heiberg

C. Marques

Drawing, Materials and A. Juh.l Mrs. L. O. M.

Instruments, Photo Supplies and Paper O. Hoegh- d’Aquino

Merchants—569, Specimen

lejth. 10805; Cable Ad : Walterdunn Road; Te- Guldberg | Miss E. Carneiro

P. C.S. Henry,

Chen, manager Agents:

assistant manager ., Steamship Company Orient,1 Ltd.

W. N. Chen, asst. mgr. Copenhagen

D.Y. L.Charring,

Zah, acct.secretary East China Coal Mining Co.—, 33 Sze-

: chuen Road; Telephs. 15253 and 15993

Y.P. Y.S, Nee,

Chen,salesman

shroff

East China Sporting Goods iCo.v: Ltd.—

Ayents for: 583,' Bubbling Well Road': Teleph.

Chinese & British Admiralty Charts, 30232; Cable Ad: EaspOrting

& Nautical & Engineering Books

.Heath & Co. Nautical Instruments Eastern and Australian Steamship

Oo.' -!-l7. TheMackenzie

Mackinnon, Bund; Teleph.

7 (See

Durst, M. H. R., Consulting Civil En-

gineer—12, The Bund; Telepb.; 18520 Eastern China Engineering Co., Ltd.

Cable Ad: Durst —260, Avenue Edward VII; Tolnph.

Eagle Drug Co., Fed, Inc., U.S.A. 16783'

Pharmaceuticalaiid Dispensing Chemist Eastern Coal Co. — 518, Avtehue Foe h

—639, Szechuen Rd. : Teleph. 17097; Teleph. 30287; Cable Ad : Eastern

Cable Ad: Puredrhgs

« *R J* A 81 @ n & *

Ymri kwbh yinrf lih dim hang dicing Eastern Extension, Australasia and

China;

Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd., Edward VII; Teleph.. 11333; P.O. Telegraph Co., Ltd.—35; Av.

(Arthur Balfour & Co., Ltd.V Capital Box 412; Cable Ad: Eastern

Steel Works, Sheffield, Manufacturers

ofMining

Steel,and Files,Railway

Saws, Hammers,etc.—34,

Picks, Jn Pao hihig-

Museum

425; CableRoad; Teleph. Topis,

Ad: Dannemora 11921; P.O. Box i Eastern

Agents: Insurance

Fire, MarineOffice,and MotprInsdranee-

Car —

L. Wright, manager for Far East ; 470, 95562: Nanking

Gable Road:

Ad: EastinoTelephs. 90066 and

A.V. i V.Green, accountant

Fasciato, technical asst. W. Si Lonborg . I ' W . Yates

Capt. T. T. Chen, Chinese manager S. S.Ziar ; ' C: T. l.'kb

East AsiaTerrace,

Industrial Co.,Teleph.

Ltd. —46225 #.

46, (“Eastern Times,” Chinese Daily News- T :

Cherry Scott Rd.; paper—Head Office: 514, Foochow Road;

Teleph.

2514 . 97133; P.O. Box 396; Cabl e Ad :

m. n Fow lung ' V

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, General fr fs Sing chee hang

Merchants

Rd.; Teleph.& Ship 15055;Owners

P. O.—17,BoxCanton

1493; EasternGeneral Trading Co., Ltd., Exporters

Cable Ad: Orient. London Office: 158, ithd Merchants—162, Can-

ton Road; Telephs. 10814 and

Fenchurch

Bangkok, Singapore, Street, E.C.; Own Officer

Shanghai, Tsing- 14367; P.O. Box 411; Cable Ad:

tao, Weihaiwei, Hankow, Hdngkong, Terntra; All usual Codes u

Harbin,Seattle. Dairen,San Durban, C. C. Todd, director

burg, Francisco,Johannes-

Madras, Y. C. Woo, managing dir.1

Capetown, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Y. C, Pearson,1 assist, mg'--.

Rangoon and Calcutta Miss S. Woo, Secretary

4222 SHANGHAI

n m Lee thing Cathedral Girls’ School (British)—

Eastern Underwriters, Insurance 425, Avenue Haig; Teleph. 73121 .

Agents: Fire, Marine and Motor Car—

470, Nanking Road, Telephs. 95562,

95195 and 95196; Cable Ad: Indemnity EUis KadooriE Jfl J5 Jeu sz ho tang

W. S. Lonborg Public School—(5ec

S.W.S.C.Ziar under Municipal Council)

Yates Great China University—81, Jessdeld

C. T. Pa o Road; Teleph. 20700

Ebert & Co., J., Export Merchants—

66, Kiangse Road: Teleph. 10496S Cable Home Study Institute -526, Ning-

Ad: Ebertexpot kuo Road; Teleph. 53290

Economic Transport & Lighter Co.,! Institut Technique Franco-Chin-

Ltd., Customs Brokers, Transport- ois—1195, Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

ing Contractors and Forwarding 72331

Agents—150, Kiukiang Road, 3rd

tloor; P.O. Box 1606 ; Telephs. 11874 Hi If Bang t'ung hsido hsiao

Rivulet 14474 (General); Cable Ad: Institution for the Chinese Blind—

E. Brook, director & gen. mgr. 290, Hungjao Road; Teleph. 29569

Y. L. Shen, dir. & Chinese mgr. Geo. B. Fiyer, supt & secty.

King Shun-shib, director

K. H. Loh (trucking dept.). lie 41 X00 gait hsioh htiao .,

T. S. Chen (customs & shipping Institution for the Chinese Deaf—

dept.) 290, Hungjao Road; Teleph. 29569

Edible Products Limited (formerly the Geo. B. Fryer, hpn. supt..

United Margarine Co., Ltd.), Asso-

ciated with Unilever Ltd., London; ^ ^ n m m

Manufacturers of Margarine and Fan ko gee zerh hok thing

Edible Oils—Reg. Office:

Bund. Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo 18, The International Corresponden.qb

Road; Telepb. 18488) P.O. Box ; Schools—238, NankingRoad; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Lever

Roger H. Hey worth, director tertext: Codes: W.U.] I; 5-letters

11927; P.O. Box Cable Ad: In-

W. M. Harper, do. Kaiser Wilhelm Schule—1, Great

P. H. Cobb, do. Western Road; Teleph. 21936

L. D. McNicoll, do. Dr. Dietricli Weber, headmaster

W. G. Braidwood, secretary

B. C. G. Monypenny,- Sales mgr. Lewis’ Ideal School of Electric

D. Van Gelderen •Cookery, The- 410,

2nd tloor; Teleph. 14396SVeehuen Road,

EDUCATIONAL Mrs. J. M. Lewis, proprietress

Xing hwa shu knmn McTyeire School (Methodist Epis-

A'nulo-Chinese School (Church Mis- copal Mission)—1113, Edinburgh

sionary Society)—214, Range Road, Road; Teleph. 20800; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 41227 McTyeire

■fp: ^ H 'J2 Tchen Tan Ta Bio Nieh Ciiih Kfei Public School for

Chinese— (.SVe under Municipal

Aurora University—223, Avenue Du- Council)

bai); Telepb., 80147

Polytechnic Public School for

^ # Uli Ta

ie pa-tang , Chinese—(tfee under Municipal

Cathedral School (British)—219, Council)

Kiukiang Road Public School for Boys—

Rev. P. C. Matthews, m.a., heaid/naster Municipal Council)

 SHANGHAI A22&-

Public School' for Chinese—(See 20604 (Middle Schobl), 20574 (Pre-

under Municipal Council) sident's Office). 20717 (Dean’s

Office) ; Cable Ad : Amchumiss

Public School for' GirLs—(See un-

der Municipal Council)' ■'Trustees—The

Missions of the Department

National ofCouncil Foreignof

the Protestant Episcopal

in the United States of America Church

& m ft n w m Representative

ReminyUtu Uin. tsz.jrwh dong'

Remington Typewriting School, Ins- —Right Rev. F. R. Graves, n.n.China:

of Trustees in

truction in Typewriting, Shorthand, Officers' of Administration

Book-keeping, English and Commer- University

cial Subjects—A rnhold Building, 320; F. B.b:

L. (Gen.

HawksTheo.

Pott,Sem.),

l.h.b.n.n.(Columb.),

(Trinity

Szechuen Road; Teleph,

Box 390; Cable Ad: Auditor ' n?33; P. O. and E

S. C. Potter, F.R.ECON.S., f.f.t.com., president

Wm. Z. L. Sung, b.a. (St. John’s),

f.r.s.a., jlc.i., f.c.r.a., prin-

cipal ::!ii 'i' v-' M.m.a. (Columb.),ai.e.vice-president

P. Wajker, (Stevens, Inst.),

Miss M.Cock, a.c.i., vice principal treasurer

Miss

YMrs.S. Greiss,.^ecty.

Kong, 4,c.i. t;o principal D. Roberts, b.a. (Princeton), m.a.

r

de Linde (Harvard), secretary of Univer-

Y.i siY.ty Council

Tsu b.a. (St. John’s), b.d.

1

vt ^ m m u ft (G.T.S.),

Shang hai me% kuo hsoh'.hsido secretaryM.A.,for thePh.n.Alumni (Columbia)’

Shanghai American70199;School-^-10, O. Z D/.ung,Li. b.a. president’s

(St. John's),secy. secretary

Petain; Teleph. Cable Ave. Ad: . ! C.K. Y.L. Tseu, bursar

Amerschool

Henry H. Welles, principal Y. S. Chin, assist, bursar

K. T. Feng, Chinese secretary

Shanghai Business CoWge, The School of Arts and Science

Arnhpld Building, 320) Szechuen Win. Z. L Sung, b.a. (St, John’s),.

Road; Teleph. 17733; P. O. Box 390;

Cable M.m.a. (Columbia),

E. Vdtaw, dean (Missouri),.

b'.j., m.a.,

S. C.Ad:Potter','

Auditor

F.n.ECoN.'s., f.f.t.com. . Z. registrar K. Sze, assist, registrar and

f.r.s.a., f.o.i., f.c.r.a., 'prih-

cipal

Missy Cock, a.c.i., vice-principal K.secretary

T. Feng, toChinese

dean secretary

Y. S. Kong, a.c.i. School of Theology

Mrs. de Linde J. ^Trinity),

W. Nichols,professorB.A.,of theology

M.A., ILK.

Shanghai Jewish School—55R1 Sey- new testament ,

mour Road; Teleph. 35243 . ^cTioqI of Civil Engineering

Miss M. Solomon, headmistress J. A. Ely, g.e. (Princeton), dean

School of Medicine

Shanghai Langijage School (Coder Pennsylvania

' the MedicalMedjeal

DepartmentSchool ofbeing.St.

the Auspices of the Hortre Study John’s University

Institute) — 153;1 Nanking Road; 1 J. C.(Pennsylvania),'F.a.c.s.,

McCracken, m.a., m.d.,

Teleph. 12616 , deanJ D.sc.r

St. Francis Xavier’s Cpu.Kci:, conduct- Miss A. Lamberton, Secretary

edRoad;

by Mai-ist Brothers—^81, Nanzing Middle School

Tel eph .40712; ' Cable Ad: J.Y. R.K.Norton, m.a.,English

Yang, b.a., headmaster secretary

Maristes

Leeof Zung,facultyb.a., Chinese secretary

m rig.*go'll, ®han ®i'a ‘help.

k , ’.Tinam facultyW. Loo, b.a., registrar

She

.•St. John’s University (American

Church

Road; Mission)—188-190, Jessfifeld St. John’s Y. M. C. A. SciipoL —

Telephs. 206031 (College), 181, Jessfield Road ; Teleph. 2023P

.A 224 .SHANGHAI

St. Stephen’s Evening School— Faculty,

Mrs. Middle School—G. A. Carver,

Lane 110, House No. 9; Teleph. 40284

P. N. Ts.u, m.a., d.d., principal Chen,G.M.A.H.Carver,

Chiu, R.C. S.T. Chen,

Duan, Y.S. P.J.

Goddard,.

Hsia, HungMrs,ChaoS. Min, Goddard,

HowsonY. LiS.

Tung Wen College—100, Hungjao (principal), L P. Meng, Shih Chen

Head; Teleph. 70147; P.O. Box Ling, H. C, Sic, E. G. Stockton, Sun

923>; Cable Ad : Tungwen Wen

Thomas Hanbuky Schools for Boys Olga Chai,Surh, Sun

Y. P.YiTao,Kwang,

H. C. Miss

Tso,

and Girls {See under Municipal Wei

Vang, L. Yao, D. H. Ying Wu, Y. R.

Chung Lung, F. T.

Council) Faculty, Elementary School—Sheng

Hung Mou, Mrs. H. M. Sheng, Mrs.

m m -x it m

University of Shanghai (Shanghai S.K. V.F. Wang

Lum, Miss T. Y. Chen, Miss

College)—771, Chung Kung Hoad ;

Telephs. 50012 and 50013,’' Cable m 4* AS

Ad : Colsehl

Officers of Administration Zi xvei yunt) hok

Zi-ka-avei St. Ignatius College

T.H. K.C. Van,

E. Liu,b.a.,Ph.d.,.president.

m.a., dean Rev. L. Tsang, s.j., rector

Rev. S. Sen, s.j., prefect

Mrs.

H. S. C.Li,G.Ph.D.y

Chen, prindipal

(lean of women

of middle

Sheng school Hung Mou, jminoipal of ^ m w Yoh yeny .daong

E. elementary

Kelhofer, m.aschool, business.manager Zi-Ka YVEi- f’ou-Si>Mrk Orphanage —

and treasurer Teleph. 70301

S.MissC. Lillian Thomason,

Yang, assoc, librarianlibrarian rg Hong mo

Miss Annie E. Root, sec. to piesident

Miss Nina Bardunof), secietary in EDAY^iiDS, Einar, Manufacturers’ Re-

business office presentative,

Woodrow Clung, Ph.D., dir. of soc. Hardware Agent — 410, Paper Importer and

centre Szechuen

Percy Chu, dir., Downtown school Eiriarius, Road; Teleph. 10991 : Cable Ad:

of comm.

W. T. Zen, exec, sec., Downtown

S. school of comm.business manager,

S. Beath, ^ ^ Kow

Faculty, Downtown comm.Mrs. F. Egal

school ofBeath,

College—S.S.

& Cie., Importers of French Products

—709, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73013;

Booth.

Miss .1.Miss Byrd,R. Mrs.

Bugbee, furlough), Cable Ad: Egal import

R. E.(onChambers,

C. G. Chen, H. Cheng, W. Ching ^ m Me-ih

Chou

Chu, S.Hsing Ming, L.H. F.K. Chu,

C. Djen, Djung,C. R.V.

Gerzovsky, B. N. Gin, V. Hanson, Ehlers & Co., A.—264, Kiangse Road;

C. L. Huang, J. P. Hwang, H. 426; Cable Ad: 5th. floor; Teleph. 16953; P.O. Box

Huizinga., J. B. Hipps, Ehler^

Miss E. Knabe, H. G. E.Kuo,Kelhofer,

YV. C. R. Brill, partner

J. C. Dupuy, do.

Kuo,

Lee, T.L.D.S.C., Mrs.C.D.W.G.Li,Lai,H. H.C. E.S.

L.1. Ling, H. Costenoble

Liu, Liu, Miss Irmgard Meyer

Lurn, Miss MyraMissOlive,

T. Luh, K. F.

G. Poteat. Tien King Lu, compradore

Miss M. S.

H.Y. C.Sze,Tu,Tsai Ren, Dr. F. J. Sheriff, C.

T. K.Shang

Van, Shih,

H. Wang,R. Tseng,

C. S. M M Etai

Wang,

H. C. C. Wang,

Westbrook,.!. H. Wang Hin,

Wiley, Mrs. C.J. Eickhoff ct Co., General Importers and

H.F. Wyatt,

Wiley, C.B. M.H. Wong, V. F. Wu, Exporters—451,

19968; Cable Ad: Kiangse ErbmohitRoad;and Telephs.

Yu Stewart Yui, A.T. .0091 Chinese

W. Zee E.YV. Eiokhoff

 SHANGHAI A 225

Eikwa & Go.,. General Importers and m Sr ffi ft ± ® #

Exporters—115,; Kiamgse Road ; Te-

lephs. 11202 (3 lines) Private Ex- Ellis & (3Bays—137, Peking Road; Teleph.

change to All Depts. Chinese Dept. 15L29 H. A.

lines); Cable Ad: Francellis

Reeks, barrister-at-law

17717; P.Q. Box 224; Cable Ad . | J. R. Jones, do.

Eikwa. Branches at Tokyo, Yoko- Mrs. E. Jenkins

hama, Osaka, Tientsin, Tsinan, Miss M. C.

! England

Tsingtao and Hankow A. Noodt

C. C. Chang

w m m m m fffl

' Ying wah ken sze bit

Eikwa Kenshibu, Exporters of, Waste Elliston Import

4s Co., General Merchants,

arid Export, Insurance—185,

Silk

Teleph.and91243;

Cocoons—873,

P.O; Box Sooehow

224; CableRoad:

Ad: Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Eikwa Kenshibu 19456; P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad:

I. Doi, proprietor Keechong

G. Xishnnura, manager E,G.S. G.Elliston

Johnston

E.K. A.M. De Garcia

Engelmami

m m . B.MissV. M.Disterlo

Eisler, Reeves, Murphy, Fed. Inc., Bojesen

U.S.A., Naval Architects, Consulting Agents for:

Engineers,

—51, CantonMarine

Road;and Cargo10817;

Surveyors China Underwriters,

Ad: Record

Teleph. Cable Hongkong Rope Mfg.Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Green Island Cement Co.,Ltd.

Bruntons, Musselburgh, Ltd.

Eiwa Yoko, Importers and Exporters—86,

CantonRd.; Teleph. 12774; P.O. Box 420 m % Vn,e

H M Vee chong' ElmSanitation—267,

& Co., Ltd., Wei Heating,

Hai WeiVentilation,

Road and

Ekrrsan Foreign Agencies, Ltd., 20, Baikal Road; Teleph. 51565; Cable

The, Importers and Steamship

— 170, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11330; Agents Ad: Elmeo’

Cable Ad; Ekmansm.e.,andmanager

R. Bringert, Bearings m & % An si tuck

E. Brundin, m.e. Elster, Dr. K., m.d. (University of

O. Jonsson, e.e. Vienna),

and Medical Specialist

Cosmetic; in Lecturer

Urinary,_a.tSkin

the :

A. Norrby (shipping) Dah-hwa College and Shanghai Post-

J.M. Guterres graduate School of Medicine—Hamilton

Mrs. R. Dale House; Teleph. 13417

® E, M ^ E u V0;*,:e Emens

8, Quai& de Co.,France;

Importers and Exporters—

Teleph. 85i62; P O.

Elbaroideries, Manufacturers,

ters and Retailers of Decorative ArtExpor- Box 246; Cable Ad; Emensco

Linens, Lace and Handkerchiefs^- Employers’ Federation—(6W Assoc ns.)

119, Nanking Road; Teleph. 18261;

P.O. Box 1537; Cable Ad; Elbasha ^ Pao yiw

Elbrook, Inc., Importers, Exporters, Employers’ Ltd. —

Liability Assurance Corpn.,

Sassoon House (2nd floor), The

Manufacturers and Engineers — 156,

Peking Road; Teleph. 12552; P.O. Box Bund;Teleph. 11430; CableAd:Barrimon

303; Cable Ad: Koorble F. R. Barry, Far Eastern manager

L. W. Pettitt

Elite Butchery Co. 636-f). Avenue F. S. Gavin

Joffre; Teleph. 70404 R. E. Blair (Hankow)

Miss E. G. Patrick

Elizalde & Co., Manila Rope Manu- Engineering Society of China (See

facturers—2,

17775 Peking Road; Teleph. Associations)

jme. SHANGHAI

5V PS # ^ M ft Everett.Steamship

ship Agents—Suite-Be, Corporation,

17, The Steam-

Bund;

Hoiaiyenyuhsien Tc'mig $ze ,1 1 Teleph. 12634; P.O. Box 1836; Cable AiP

JJnterpeise Tobacco Co.,

bacco Manufacturers—175, S< lochow Ltd., To- LCverett

Eoad; Teleph. 13482 G. P. Bradford 'president

Directors—Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Ov/en, Agencies J. W. HUcKjJjeneral agent.

Bart (chairman), L. G. Cousins, American Gulf-Orient Line (Lykes

A. L. Dickson, C, E.. Harber, Bros., Ripley S.S. Co., Inc.)

Brig.-General E«. B. .Mac- United States Salvage Association Ine.

nasrhten, c.M.o., D.s.o., H.

son, E. S. Savage, H. Y. Tiencken E. Parkin-

and B. J, E Price m m ft 4

’ C. KlCl Me

Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary E ivo lau chee lae tan

Kel vie, assist. do. Ewo Cold Storage Co.—IV' iO, Yangtsze-

pooJardine,

Road; Tbleph.,50071

Matheson

Epabgne Feanco-Chinoise—(Nee Banks) R. M. Nash

Erdmann & Sielcken, Batavia, Semarang, C. L. Mathew 1 M. Gofclbei'g

Soerabaja

and General (Java),

Produce Exporters

fromBoad, of Sugar

JavaLaidlaw

-China G. G. Pf^ttersOii

R. Nelson I J. S. Gittens '

I A. Crichton

Bepres:

Building; 410, Szechuen

Javasugar Teleph. 16737; Cable Ad: m Ewo a ® 4r m ft ^ ^

ko so ts any yu hsien hung sze

B. E. Waetien, China lepres. Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. (Jardine,

Tai Chang-ying, repres. , Matbeson & Co., Ltd., General Managers)

Mi Lin nae —27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290

Erzinger

10884 (Silk

Office), 10881 Telephs-

(Silk Godown)> m wo.u VXnftpoa ftchang

and 10898 (Waste

BoxTh.399;Erzinger Silk

Cable Ad: Octagon' Godown); P.O- Ewo PressEPacking Co.

Jardine, Matheson & t o., Ltd., pro-

J. Gut, signs per pro. prietors; 912, North Soochow

S. F. Erkku | P. Baldesberger Boad; Teleph. 46900

G. E. O. Mayne, manager

Eskelund, Dr. N., Dentist—2, Peking J. L. Koo, compradore

Road (Room 518); Teleph. 19407. Exchange Bank of China—(NVe Banks)

H iS] H Tong chong

Esso Co.,, Manufacturers, Carpet and Exchange Brokers’. Association —

(See Associations)

Hairnets Manufacturers, Merceizihg

and Cleaning of Carpets—452, Kiangse Exporters’ Association of Shanghai

Road; Teleph. 12170; Cable Ad: EssOcb —(See Associations)

Eurasia Aviation Co., Air Mail and “Exporthleb” USSR AllandUnion Associa-

Passenger

Teleph. 15780; Service—97, Jinkee Road; tion

Cable Ad: Avieurasia USSR—2, Import FromRoad;

Peking Export

Telephs. To

14719

(Gen. Mgr.),

Dept.), 16655 14952

(Tech. (Acet.), 16152

Dept.), (Tea

14C30

Evan-Jones and Riddell,. Drs. Dental (Chem.

Surgeons

king Ezra Building, 153, Nan- Dept.) Dept.) and 16051 (Shipping

Road;— Teleph.16524 M. Emsin, general manager

01 E vense " Sing hong

Evans & Co., Ltd., Edward,

Equippers: Wholesale and Retail Ezra Business & Co., Edward, Land and Estate

Stationers and Booksellers, Educational Agents, Supervision and Manage-

and

ing, Laboratory

etc.—320, Equipment

Kiang.se Print- ment

andTeleph.

Road;

of Estates,. Insurance and

General Merchants.^—150, Kiukiang

12312; P. O. Box 970; Cable Ad: Road; Telephs. 10981, 12094 arid

Education. Branch, at Tientsin 13334; Cable Ad: Isaac

Joseph

M. F. R.'J-Leitao,

Evans,director

managing director Mrs. E. C. Robinson

Cecil Ezra | 'DeuzilEzra

 SHANGHAI A227

m n jl m m* ±m n m ® m mm m

Fe poh , Fan wen chan chin chea se sue wu so

Faber, S. E., Consulting Civil En- Fan, Robert, Architect and Engineer—

gineer — 12, The Bund; Teleph. 110, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19395;

10723; Cable Ad: Ferikon Cable Ad: 3564'

S. A.O.G.I.,

E. Faber,D.I.C.,a.f.-c., b.sc. C.E.,

(Bond.), Robert

Y. S.Fan,Chengb.s.b. arch.

M. INST,

STRUCT. E., A.M.AM. SQC.'C.E. M.I.

FarLtd.,EastThe Oxygen & Acetylene

(S.O.A.E.O.), Co.,

Manufacturers

fli m Mei injo and Dealers inCarbonic

Oxygen,AcidDissolved

Fagan & Co., Ltd., Building Supplies^ 1 Welding Materials, Blowpipes, Calcium;

Acetylene and Gases

Insulation Specialists, Asbestos Pro- Carbide for Sale—Office and Factory:

ducts,

dries—261; Provisions,

KiangseHardware

Rd.; Telephs. and 18Q1Q

Sun- i 200, Route de Zikawei; Teleph. 80064;

and

Kasfag 18029; P.O. Box .592; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Oxygene

E.M. A.Sternberg,

Meyeriok,asst.

manager

do. & trea. Far. Eastern Bank of Harbin — (Nee

B. H. Watson, secy. Banks)

JL>.A.C.C.Beeler

Nicolachis I N. W. Mitt

R. T., Sampson Miss It.; T. #£ ^ ^ jj| Woo znng far

A. A. Solokoff I l)e Cosier FarJoffre;

Eastern Butchery — 940, Avenue

Teleph. 72291

Agents for :

Brunswick-Balke-Collender 1 Co.

(Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys FarGrouchy; Eastern

and Equipments) Teleph.Credit

73740 Co.—46, Rte

California Stucco Products Co.

(Interior and Exterior Stuccos) Far Eastern Import & Export Co.,

Celotex Company, The Import, Export, -Engineering and

(Insulating and Accoustic Board's) Distillery — 751, Avenue du Roi

Certain-teed

(Roofing andProducts

Wallboard) Corporation Albert; Teleph. 71207; P.O. Box

Du Pont de Nemours & Co. 1008; Cable Ad: Earimex

(Duco, Dulux, Lacquers and M. Kantzler, manager

Y arnishes) A. Simko, mgr. (engr. dept.)

Insulite Products Co.

(Insulite Mastic Flooring): HV )|iL Yuan iutig shih pao

David E. Kennedy, Inc. (Asphal.t ‘Far Eastern Review,” Monthly Review-

Mastic Tile) of Engineering, Mines, Railways, Ship-

Michael Nairn & Co., Ltd. building, Finance,P.O.etc.—24, The Bund:

(Linoleum)

Mundet & Co., Ltd. Teleph. 14069; Box 1158; Cable

(Corkboard, Corktile Afl:C. Farview

Newalls Foundation

InsulationCork)Co.amd Machinery E.J. Laval, editor,,cashier

E. Wilsou,

(Insulation and Aecoustical Mater- J'. P. Fan, secretary

ials)Jointless Firebrick po.

PlibricQ

(Furnace Lining) ft m ffi &

Schlage Yuen tung ching chihso

' (LocksLock Co.

& Hardware) V FarVacuum

Eastern Sanitary Co., Specialists

Spalding & Bros.,'

Goods)Ltd., A. (!. House

(Sporting

Societe LTnvulfl^rabilo Disinfecting, FloorCleaning,

Waxing Fumigating,

and Polish-

(Rolling Shutters) ing, Renovating, Painting, White-

1 washing, and General Contractors—341,

Standard Ultrarharine Co. Szechuen Road (Central Arcade); Teleph.

De(Dyestuffs)

Yivanco & Co. (Wall and Branch 12156: P.O.Offices:

Box 1173; Cable Ad:

Hankow, Fesco.

Chaifgdia,

Floor Tiles) Nanking and Tsingtao

A228 SHANGHAI

Finance, Commerce and Insurance

Fashion Co., Ltd., Ladies’Nanking.

OutfittersKoad; Office, Insurance Agents : Fire and

and Marine—390,

Department Store—673, Nanking Road; Te-

Teleph. 91943; Cable Ad: Thefashtn) ItJphs. 1)5510 anti 95562: Cable Ad:

1'. C. Zia, managing director Eastineo

C. P. Leung, manager W. S. 1 mnbcrg

' S. W.

S. Ziar

C. Yates | C. J. Pro

Federal Insurance Co., Ltd.—17,

Bund; Telenh. 11144; P.0 Box 1199; FinnishThe Association in China—(Nee

Cable Ad : Underiter.4 Associations)

American Asiatic Underwriters Finnish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Fed. Inc. U. S. A., managers

for the Orient Fee nae

ftfo

Fein, Aaron, Estab. 1914, Dry Goods FiNocchiaro & Co., G., Monumental

Store,

Shirts Wholesale

and Retail, Dealers, and Scotch Granite Italian

and Manufacturers—

Underwear

Sculptors, Importers of Marble

Monuments,

Main Store: 893, Ave. Joffre; Teleph-. Marble

Szechuen Work Contractors—839, North

Road; Teleph. North 41340

70365; Cable Ad:Road;

North Szechuen Arfein.Teleph.

Branch:'851,

40683 G. Minarolo 1

Aaron Fein, proprietor , - M. Valtz j Miss Peebles

Fire Brigade—(See Municipal Coun-

If W W M Fee-L. Yan Hov.j cil)

Felgate & Co., R. H.,Painting, Decorating, Firestone Tire & Rubber Export Co.

Wall

Bubbling Paper, Floor; Teleph.

Well Road Finishers—1547, —640, Avenue Foch; Teleph. 30110;

R. H. Felgate, proprietor 32160 Cable Ad: Firestone

V. Shick,secretary First, Fidelity Insurance Co., Ltd.,

C. Y. Hsu The—40, Ningpo Road; Tel. 15876

FerrostaXl A.G., Iron-Steel and Railway T. T. Chwang, director

Material — Hongkong and Shanghai K. P. Chen, do.

Bank Building, 30, Foochow Road; J.K. T.C. Chu,

Wu, do.

do.

Teleph. 11272; Cable Ad: Ferrostaal H. A. Pan, director & gen. mgr.

L. C. Fang, accountant

m# ft |'1l jjj|| Lee sin

Yu ne kan ta I 'm sz hung kwan

Fessenden & Holcomb—97, Jinkee Road; Follet 4, Quai & deCiE.,France;

H., General

Teleph. Exporters—

80270; P.O.

Teleph. 12936; Cable Ad: Barfields Box 1495

H. Follet, manager

Fette Rugs, Dealers in Chinese Hand-

made Rugs — 119, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 14212; Cable Ad: Fette Tsung ko kien ye di tsai koug ssu

Fonciere et ImmobilIere de Chine,

5.

'-‘Finance & Commerce,”

Review Devoted A Weekly struction

to the Commercial

of Houses, Supervision &

Management of Estates, Mortgages

—Head

and Economic Development of Asia- VII; Teleph. 82008 Office: 9, Avenue Edward

320,

CableSzechuen

Ad: FinanceRoad; Teleph. 12279;

O. T. Breakspear, dir. & editor Fook Weng it Co.,and

Drawnwork Exporters of Swatow

Embroideries;

Miss L. Stops, manager Handkerchiefs and Ladies’ Silk

Agents for

Directory and Chronicle of Uuderwears — 132, Nanking Road ;

Teleph. 19102; Cable Ad: Fokeng;

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Code: Bentley’s

 SHANGHAI A 229

p

1?OONG SHENG iNbUSTRIAL &..COMMER- vi & ® m & m w &

CIAL Development Corporation, In-

dustrial Enterprises, Commercial FouFou 'fooruj eke ck’e^vHn^ fun bpug sze

Foong Flour Mill Office: C°-> Ltd., Flour

Agencies, Finance, Insurance, Real Manufacturers—Head 97, Jinkee

Estate, Trust Service and Import & Road; Teleph. 10154; Mill: 126, Mokan-

Export—160; Avenue, Edward YII; shan Road; Cable Ad: Foufoong or 6508

Teleph. 11133, Private Exchange; to

all Departments ; Cable Ad : Aviator

Board • of DirectprsTT^dward . Y. iu ui m it a n & m m m #

E. Sheng (chairman), James H. m m m w

Lee (managing director), T. D.

Yiu, K. G. Chung, Y. C. Shen, Francis, R. E.—97, Jinkee Road; Tel.

Chi Chio-mi, Charles C. Zee, H. 16591; Cable Ad 1: Imprimerie

Y. Mo, Tsiang Pao-li and Geor- R. E. Francis, agtfnt

ge S. Chen S. F. Mead

Supervisors—Tsai You-sheng, Yao R. A. Bryan, secretary

Yu-yuan and Chuck S.enLi C. Y. Chen, Chinese mgr.

Manager—George S. Ch Agent fur:

Staff—Martin Feng (chief acct.), Waterlow & Sons Limited, Bank

Jackson Chen (cashier), Y. W. Note and Security Engravers,

Yen, Tobin Shunn, K. S. Wang, Protective Cheque Specialists,

Miss A. S. Radish and Nelson lithographers. and General

Pao Printers, etc.

Ford Hire Service (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.)— and Counsel Franklin & Harrington, Attorneys

Teleph. 30189 (9 lines) lors-at-Law—149, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18042 (2

lines); P.O. Box 952; Cable Ad :

Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc.—Dis- Advocate Cornell S. Franklin

tributors

Office: 244,of Cars, Trucks & Tractors— T.G. K.B. Ting

13100 and

Hamilton

13109

House;

Plant: Robert

Telephs.

Dollar Li, (Chinesedo. lawyer)

Wharf, Pootung; Teleph. 02 call 94; Mrs. M E. Thompson, secty.

P.O. Box 1520; Cable Ad Fordrnotor Mrs. I. M. Remedies, steno.

J. V. Crowe, manager: Miss M. C: McGregor, steno. and

J. M. Huppman ! Rene Prieur book-keeper

E.E. A.A. Reiniger

Richards W. F. H. Lawler

W. J.F. Moeller

H. Arnold Wohlters Fraser

Works,

Power Plant,

P. A. Alorrco" R. E. Wildt

R. M. McDonald K. H. Schlager Material Handling PlantMining and

Engineers—

R. B. Landis Miss B. Rich 23-27,

lines); Ningpo

Cable Ad:Road; Teleph. 16825 (6 ,

Genlectrio

TheLd.,General Electric

managing agentsCo.in (of China),

China

^ a ® ft m ^ Fraser Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers;

Forster & Co., Ltd., G. P.—128, Kiangse Motor Cars and Trucks — 36, Great

Road; Teleph. 16964: P.O. Box Western Road ; Teleph. 2! 948; Cable

1562; Cable Ad: Forsterco Ad: Frasermoto

m ® £ % Fredericks,

Broker- -16, J.Central

A., Share

Roadand General

Ton an sz sze yah

Foster-McClellan Co.—489. Kiangse French Chamber of Commerce—(See

Road; Teleph. 14420; P.O. Box Chambers of Commerce)

1396; Cable Ad: Fluoric French Consulate—(Yee Consulates)

D.H.Ward-Smith,

Bridger, manager

L. A.L. Mottu accountant fRENCH Dock—9, Quai de France;

Teleph. 82034

Mrs. I. Snoad | P. Z. Tong

A230 SHANGHAI

Frost, Bland &; Co., Ltd., Engineers Rung Ho

and

Teleph.Merchants—33,

19404 ; Cable Szeeliuen Road; Gabbott & Co., F.R., Exporters of Art and

Ad : Invincible

J. Frost, a.m.i.e.e., ‘director Manufactured Goods—3, Rue Laguerre;

Lloyd Bland, do. Teleph. 812111; Cable Ad: Gaboco

L. A.Beswick.

R. Pfiefer- do. Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Gen-

H. Chilton eral Importers and Exporters of

Miss J. Maher China Products—Arnhold Bldg.

(1st fl.). 320, Szechuen Rd.; Te-

m ^ m Fuh/aila lephs. 11414-3; P.O. Box 899; Cable

FuhrMeisxer

Insurance Agents—66, Museum Road; H. B. Gallop, president

Teleph. E.A. M. Gallop,manager

treasurer

Europasia10997; P.O. Box 447; Cable Ad: J. Cooke,

,D. F. Lawler.

Fr. Fuhrmeister,

A.A.Hartmann, partner (Hamburg) Miss A. T. Loh

Hummel, sighsd<>the firm , Miss A. P. Pavich

C. Z. Zien

H. Bombach

A.E. H.Prossler | U. Fubrineister P. C. Zien

L. E. Sachs, ins. repres. P. T. Zien

K. Yung

W. P. Tsai

Weim lenm sezim

e shan yaf chilli A. F. Chen

Fulfqrd

(Proprietors Co., of,G. Dr.T., Williams

Ltd., ofMedicine

Canada Gallop, H, B.,; Representative—320.

Co.)—Hong Yue Building, 451, Kiangse Cable Szechuen Road; P.O. Box 1400;.

Road;S. Cable Ad: Fulford Ad : Gallop

W. Wolfe, mgr. for the Far East Representative for:

R Perrin McNair, assist, manager American Paper Exports, Inc.

A.F. M.D. R.BoxEemedios | Zee Vee Kong

H. Cohen (Singapore) fll fjji Yuen wo

C. Roeper do. Gande, Price, Ltd., Wholesale Wine

and

Road; Telephs.Merchants

Spirit 19533-2-1;—P.O.

31, BoxPeking

308;

FtTMAGALLi & Gironi, C., Raw Silk- Cable

Exporters, Pongees and General— edn. andAd:Bentley’s Sphinx; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

452, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16430 and W. J. Gaiide, managing-director

19385 (Compradore’s Office); P.O. W.W.R.M.McBain,

Box 220: Cable Ad : Fumagalli Gande,director

secretary

ffij -fe Koohoh W. Boanas j P. IBroacha

E. T. Riley Miss A. Lemos

Furukawa H. J. Kaman | Li Ching Yu

of CopperElectric and BrassCo., Ltd., Importers

Manufactures,

Electric

110, Jinkee Wires,Road;Cables,

Teleph,Batteries, etc.— m % % & w m m

(12220; P.O. Gardiner, Dr. W. H., a.b., m.d., c.m.,.

Box 435; Cable Ad: Furukawa Physician and Surgeon—Office and Re-

sidence: 17, Canton Road; Teleph, 12015;

Fu sony hai shemy foo tsai pao Cable Ad: Gardiner

■ hsiin hmg szn Garland, L.Breeches

A., HighMaker—264,

Class Gentlemen’s

Fuso

Ltd.,Marine

Marine,andFire, Fire"Casualty,

InsuranceLandCo., Road, and

Tailor Kiangse

1st floor, Room 106; Teleph. 12059'

r

and Air Transport Ihsurahce—§9,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 13351 * Gates, Frank, Cotton and Woollen

Piece Goods—14. Rte. Gamier; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Susokaijo

K. Yatto, manager^ 71076; Cable Ad: Gates

T. Tanaka, asst. mgr. GaUNTLETT, E. G, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.B., B.S.,

F. Chang f.r.c.s.,

W. Ryang 15048 Surgeon—12, The Bund; Teleph.

 SHANGHAI Afg*

B, ^ Wha chong Chins American Trading CocporatipH,

•Geddhs Trading and Dairy Farm Co., (Fed. Inc.),(Agencies),

McMullan Tientsin Ltd., Chefoo

Ltd., The, Import and Export Mer- Q.China

C. IF.Realty

RussellCo.

chants,

61, Yuen Importers

Ming of

Yuen Dairy

Road; Produce—

Teleph (Fed.,Tsingtao

Iiicj U.S.A.)

15500 (3 lines): Cable Ad: Geddes ChinaShanghai

Finance Corporation Fed.;Inc\

T. Hunter, managing director

K. E. Newman, director Y. U.S.A.,

C. Ma

c Co., Tsinanfu

F H. Artindale James

W.R. LoxleyMcMullan& Co.

Co., Tsinanfu

Ld., Canton

Miss

FrankA.Ching Egle |1 D.Y. C.C. Wong

Kwei

Boyd

Union &Trading

Co., AmoyCo., Foochow

Cold Storage

C. M. Waung

Coal Dept. (Teleph. 19217)

F. Ching Ying hwoh tung yung din che hung sze 1

V. L. Chew j F. C. Linning

General Electric Company (of China),

Limited, The, Electrical Engineers and

ig » ^ tfc Contractors,

trical Supplies,Manufacturers

Steam Turbines,ofMining Elec-

Pau chung fu hsien hung sze and Electrical Plants; Leather Belting,

General Accident, Fire and Life etc.—Office: leph. 16835 (fi23lines),

to 27,Works:

Ningpo385,Road; Te-

Hochien

Assurance

(In which is Corporation,

merged the Bombay Ltd.

Fire Road; Teleph. 52332; Cable Ad: Genlec-

and Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.) tric. Branches at Hongkong, Dairen

(Far and

Eastern Branch), Fire, Personal Accident Tientsin.

Tsingtao,Agents

Chefoo, atetc. Canton,

and Sickness, Motor Car, Plate Glass, Hankow, N,F.G,H.Beale, managing director

Golfers’,

60, Hongkong Householders’,

Road: etc.,

Teleph. Insurance—

17455; P.O. Shaw, assist, manager

Box 305; Cable Ad: Gaflac Electrical Engineering, Power Plant and

C. I).H. Belton, Far Eastern mgr. Construction Dept.

W. Droogleeyer G.M. A,Kocherginsky

Clayton

K. S. Mackenzie B.B. R.Janekaln

C.M. D.M. Moses

Cohen Bryant

Mrs. J. Henderson A.J. Mordecai

T. Bridge

H. C. Chen, acct. Y. C. Tai

T. Z. Wang, compradore (Teleph. C.E. S.R. Hsu

17454) MacDermpt (Special Represen-

■Sub-Branch tive, Ransomes Rapier, Ltd.)

Singapore: Hong Kong Bank Electrical

Chambers Dept. Contract and Installation

Agents W. G. Calder

Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok Y. S. Chu

Denis Freres dTndochine, Saigon, C. Y. Bao

Haiphong Chinese Engineering and Sales Dept.

O. Hankow

E. Vongehr, (Fed- Inc. U.S.A.), S.V. Y.A. Chang

Sih

Alex. Y. M. Ling

kongRoss & Co. (China), Ld., Hong- M. S. Wong

James H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Electrical J.A. Madeira

Supplies and Sales Dept.

Lumpur and Ipoh G. Pereira

•Caldbeck, Maegregor

Singapore,

Penang Kuala Lumpur and V.M. T.Krivoroochkoo

Zee

A. Van Ess

Etablissements Arnoult, Tientsin and A-M. J-Barros

Souza

Peiping B. Stahiyeif

A232 SHANGHAI

Accounts and Shipping Dept; C. K. Chan, manager

T. S.W.0.Chandler

Quin I N. Hitch in F. K. Kwong, engineer

L.H. S.S.'Owcng

Chang || J.F. BrandtW. Bi andt A. S. Hsia, do.

P. Y. Chu, foreman

Correspondence Dept. V. C. Lum, do.

Miss M. Roza B. Y. Chan, secretary

Miss

Mrs. R.J. Ahwee

Gutierrez General Insurance Co., Ltd., of

Mrs. GL. Nevler

Rasmussen Trieste and Venice—18, The Bund;

Miss Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad: Chinogeral

Miss E. Costa

Miss G. Ruth General Investment Co.—45, Kiu-

G.L.E.C.C.Smith,

Worksgen. mgr. kiang Road; Teleph. 17270

A. C.

Hongkong C. Moore, works mgr. General Motors China, Inc., Manu-

A.J.B.Hart-Davis,

Rawqrth, branch manager facturers of Motor Cars and Trucks

assistant 201, B. Cardinal Mereier, Apt. B.,.

E. C. Branch

Norris, :res. lift eng, Gloucester Gardens; Teleph. 74444;

Tientsin Cable Ad: Shanautoex

W. Kadie, representative Bruce J. Miles, managing director

D. Horvath German Pharmacy, The—374. Yates

Dairen Road; Teleph. 30309

G. E. Kovner

Agencies: German Chamber of Commerce '{See-

Affiliated with:—

The General Electric Co'. Ltd., Chambers of Commerce)

England and fill .subsidiary German Consulate {See Consulates)

G. E. C. Works in London,

Birmingham, Manchester and German Machine Co.—153, Canton Road;

Coventry

The Express & S. M,1 8. Lift Teleph. 14589; Tel. Ad: Gemac

Co., Ld., Londdh

Pirelli General Cable Works, German State Railway’s Travel

Office (Reichsbannzentrale fuer

Ld., Southampton

Chamberlain & Hookham, 'Ld., den Deutschen Reiseverkehr)—97r

Jinkee Road, Room 508; Teleph.

Birmingham 14806; P.O. Box 1172; Cable Ad:

Fetters Ld., Yeovil, England

Fraser and Chalmers Engineer- Namral S. Lahrmann representative for

Works, Erith, Kent .China

Sanderson Bros, and Newbould Mrs. L. Krueger, secretary

Ld.. Sheffield

Chas. A. Schieren Company,

New York m w m n ± %

Ransornes and Rapier, Ld., Ips- Gestetner Duplicators—145-6 8, Hong-

wich, England

Cochran k Co. (Annan). Ld., kong Teleph. and14793;

Shanghai Ad:

BankGestetners

Buildings;

Annan, Scotland

Parsons Oil Engine .Co.',; Ld., P. H. Barton,Cable

sole concessionaire for

Southampton North China

British Ropes, Ltd., England P.V. C.de Walsh

Franck j C. W. Lieu

Flexible- Steel Lacings, Ld.,

Chicagok G. E. Rly. Signal Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.. D., Ges-

Siemens

Co., Ltd.. E ngl an d tetner Duplicators and Supplies,

Typewriting and Copying Office—

Gbnekal Engineering Co.. Plumbing, Ground Floor, Wayfoong House,.

Heating and Sanitary Engineers & 210, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14793;

Contractors — 452, Kiangse Road; Cable Ad : Gestetners

Telcph. 12873 A. W. Martin, manager

 SHANGHAI A23»

Ht 15 TS if W Gibbon & Co., Ltd., H. L., General

Gbtz Bros. & Co., luiporters and Manu; Import and Export Merchants—88

Museum Road; P.O. Box 1525;r

facturers’

Telephs.. -^gents^-r-S^

16853, 16852 .Nanking

and I6$51; Road;

P.O. Cable Ad : Multiple

Box 504; Cable Ad: Getz ; H. L. Gibson, mng. director

Rene A. May, president (San Francisoo) D. F. R. McMullan, do.

A. P. Lazarus, vice-do. do. J. Liesecke

C.L. J..L. Kelly, do. do. M. Lawlor

Goodman, do.,, do.

A. B. Hen ningsen, manager 1$ Doo mow

G. A. Parker, assist, manager Gidumal (O. K) & Watuiuull, Silk Ex-

F. N. Mollitz porters

J. Berents I fJ, A. Jameson

P. L Morphew W. Mandeville —14, Museum Road (2nd Agents

and General Commission floor);

F.A. W.C. Cody I Miss' Sudka Toleply 13717; P.O. Box 1603; Cable

Row | C. K. Kao, acct. Ad: Kamanico

^ Chi pei

|jJ Zung Jcee , Gillespie Oo., A. T., Manufacturers’

Gibb, Livingston Representative—114,

& Co., LTDij—UOO, Jin- Teleph. 12387; Cable Ad Peking Road;

kee : Atgill

19221;Road; CableTelephs.

Ad: Gibb16940, 16947 and Gtllespie’s Ltd., ^Exporters and Im-

M. T. Johnson, mang. dir. (Hongkong) porters and Wine and Spirit Mer-

,L. H.J. M. Davies,

Snow,managing

signs perdirector

pro.' chants—^assoon Hou se Arcade; Teleph.

Silk Dept.— 14528; Cable Ad: Equivocal

C. E, Lintilkac ^ ./’no (hong. .

Import ,& Export Dept.— GilsOn,' E. H., Tea Merchant—100,.

J. R. Hooley Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17378; Cable

Tea Dept.— Ad : Gilson

R. A. Joscelyne

Shipping & Insurance Dept. % ' Tien yxih

H. M. Snow

P Welch Glanzmann, Fco., Merchants — 162,

MisS A. J. KorharofF Canton Road ; Teleps. 17569, and

Accounts— , , 16795; P.O. Box 129.1; Cable, Ad:

B. H. M. Broomhall Glanzmann. Head Office: Trieste

L. A. M. Ozorio (Italy) e

T. B. Ozorip Dr. A. Glanzmann, signs p.p. (Trieste)

J. R. Siqueira H.

0. It.E. Lichtenstadt,

Ellig, manager - do. (Trieste)

Miss CDawe.

Compradore—

T. B. Zee m m ,

Z. K. "Wang Glathe & V/stt,—410,

Importers, Exporters:

Shipping— and

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd. Teleph; 156&; P.O. Box 968; Cable Ad:;

: Safeguard

Eneinbers' Szechueh Road

Burns, Philp Line A.L. A;Glathe, partner

Fire Insurance—

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Marine Insurance— H. Witt, -Ro. -

Beck, (Absent)

Lloyd’s, London Mrs. Ritter, secretary

Motor-car Insurarice— Dfivid .Shu, Chinese manager

Government

Y.C. W. Zee Business Dept.

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld. Y. Wang ,

Baggage Insurance— Jinport Dept. ■ Genei;al < and Import

“Al” Baggage Insurance : Asso- Dept. Rice and Wheat

ciation C. C. Tai

Salvage Association— Paper Dept.

Salvage Associatiori, Lotidbh Th. Klonerfanz

A234 SHANGHAI

Agencies: *lj # l| KooMilee

' Sartbriuswerke A.-G., Goettingen (jtOrdon^& Co., Ltd., Heating, Venti-

(Jertnany lating. Air Conditioning and Sani-

We rkzpugraaschi n en fabr i k Oerli- tary Engineers—185, Yuen Ming

kon, Oe.rlikon, Switzerland

Fabrique;'Natiohale d’Armes de Yuen Ad:

Road; Teleph. 16077-8 ; Cable

Hardware. Branches at Nan-

Guerre

gium S^A:, Herstal lez-Lie'ge, Bel- king, TsihgtaO, Tsinanfu and Can-

Schweizerische Industrife-Gesells- ton

chaft, Neuhausen. Switzerland Directors—C. M. Bain (chair-

Spindler k Hoyer G.m.b.H., man), F. W. Poate and F. B.

Goettingen, Germany Gange, m.r.i.p.h., a.m.i.h. and

Medizinische Darmbad-Apparate v.e., f.i.s.e., secretary and gen.

Ges.m.b.h., Pforzheim, Germany manager

Raiifoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker, K. r A.M.I.H.Plowright,

R. & V.E., A.M.I,S.'a.me. i.mech.b.,

Raufoss, Norway A.M. V.V. Spoov

Pavloff I Y. P. Yu

Brevetti

Switzerland - Scotti A..- G. Oerliken, Mrs. Fisher | S. L. Hsu

Hansa - Lloyd

Bremen, Germany u. Goliath - Werke, Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Yarn, Japanese

Gebrueder Crede Co 4 Nieder- Goods Goods &Importers

Cotton)—223,(Cotton

Szechuen Road; Piece

zwebren bei Kassel, Germany Teleph. 14323; P.O. Box 478; Cable Ad:

Austro

Vienna, Daimler - Pucliwerke A. - G,, Gosho

Rhein isch -Austria

Wes t fael iscb e Sprengstoff- Gossage '& Sons (China) Ltd., Wm.,

AdtieYi

Germany- Gesellsehafb, Nuernberg, Office: Soap manufacturers — Registered

18, The Bund; Factory:

2310, Yangtzepoo Road; Teleph.

||ji Ijfa fU Kau teh e suny 17327;

Roger H. Box

P.O. 597; Cable

Hey worth, Ad: Lever

chairman

Goddard,

tral Arcade; Dr. Teleph,

John, Optician—109,

11928 Cen- P. H. Cobb, director

Wm. Harper, do.

Goldkn Dragon Rug Do.. Manufacturer W. G.. Braidwood, secretary

and Exporters of Peking & Tien- Government Testing Bureau of

tsin Carpets and Rugs—417, Bub- Shanghai ;Ministry of Industry)—

bling Well Road; Teleph. 34943;

Cable Ad: Dragrugco; Code: Bentley’s : 1040, North Soochow Road; Teleph.

42230; Cable Ad : Gotestburu

Golding, E. W., Cargo and Cotton V. Tsai, commissioner

Controller—20, Canton Road; Tel. Diphew T. Chow, secretary

17849; P.O. Box 386; Cable Ad • H. H. Chen, accountant

Control er T. S. Miao, chief, Raw Silk Test-

ing Dept.

Y. T Yih, chief, Farm Crops

Bfi I?. I H SS Testing Dept.

Gonda.C.H..b.a., S. Y. Chen, chief. Animal Pro-

Road; Teleph. Architect—142,Museum

damow 10732; Cable Ad: Gon- ducts Testing Dept.

W. J. Chang, chief. Chemical

H. S. Chang, Testing

Products Dept.

chief, Plant Quarantine

ii? 'S # & H # ® Dept.

Goo da pee ziang bee kuna tsze

Goodyear Tire k Rubber Export Co., Grand Studio Portrait Photographers

Manufacturers

ber Produce—51.andDanDistributors Rub- -242,

ton Road; ofTeleph. 35825 Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

W. W. King, manager

in11544:United

CableStates,

Ad: Goodyear.

Canada, Factories

England, GradOw, A. m.d., Snecialist in Venereal,

Australia, Argentine and Java Urinaland

P. A. Bryan, special representative

J. E. Shultz, office manager Room, 50: Skin Diseases—24,The

Teleph. 11669; Residence Bund,

Teleph. 35257

 SHANGHAI A235'

ft & ft * & Secretariat

Fat dah chi tso hong I. Behrens, secretary

Grand Garage Francais* Rebuilt Cars H. Brockenhuus Schack, B.sc.,c.E.r

and Trucks, Michelin Tyres—424-5. traffic supt.

Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 84104 O. F. Olesen

V. Levald

Grand Studio, Art Portraits, Oil F. M. Bjergfeld

Painting Pictures and Miniatures— Mrs. E. Schou

242, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Miss B. Willemoes

36814 Miss I. M. G. Fraenkel

W. W. King, manager Cheng Sze Yien, interpreter

K. Shelley, artist Canvassing Dept.

R. Joseph, do. H. P. Krogh, chief

E: A. Larsen, traffic agent

Gray & Co , 0. N., Tailors and Outfitters C. T. Hansen

—161, Nanking Road; Teleph. 17870; H. Ura

Cable Ad: Lewyarg Sang Lien Sung

Gray, John, Consulting, Engineer and Accounting''and Dept.

Traffic Accounting

Surveyor—410, Szechuen Road; Teleph. E. S. TheHefsen, accountant and.

16107; Cable Ad: Yarg traffic accountant

J. A.M.I.N.A.

Gray, m.i.m.e., m.i.mrch.e., and K. F. Pade

A. T. S. Jensen

Gray Trading Co., Exporters—57, Peking R. Hansen

Road:Teleph. 10275; P.O. Box 789; Cable S. R. Larsen

Ad:Wrn.

Olacem F. P. Tomlin

N. Gray, jr., partner Fngineering and Siipplies Dept.

F.Wm.C. N.Gray,

Gray,' III, sigps

do. per pro. P. E. Jorgensen, b.so., o.e., m.d.i.

Miss E. Danenberg c.e., engineer-in-chief

Operating^Gray's Yellow Lantern Shops" H. W. R. Johansen

Astor House Hotel Lobby, Shanghai J. A. S. Jensen

Sassoon Arcade, Shanghai A. Plesner

Cathay HotelBuilding,

Lobby, Hongkong

Shanghai H. C. Trolle

Gloucester S. Hansen

N. P. Petersen

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Sas- N. P. V. Carlsen

soon Arcade; Teleph. 16573 Workshop

H - S parrevohn j supt.

Great ChinaImporters

Providers, Co., Ltd.,andThe.Exporters—

Universal TelegrapJi Station

110, Ave. Edward VII: Teleph. 19590; C, S. Andersen, supt.

P.O. Box 1739; Cable Ad: Tachungwa J. II. Smart

P. H. L. Christensen

Great China Dispensary—313, Foo- H. Bagger

chow Road; Teleph. 94020 A. C. Pedersen

A. J. Pedersen

Great Eastern Dispensary, Ltd.—851, C. M. Poulsen

Peking Road; Teleph. 92332 K. B. G. Larsen

B. Larsen

; J. N. Xavier

ft & m n it * Woosung

Dah-poh-dien -pao-kung-sze A. Pedersen

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. P. S. Gibbons, fqremtan

—34, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. C. S. ‘Taeifie'S , ;

11117: Cable Ad: Nordiske A. Damsgaafd, commander

H. S. Poulson, gen. mgr. in the A. P. Kreutzer, chief officer

Far East A. J. F. Ingwersen, 2nd officer

*19

A2.2P . SHANGHAI

J. B. Tikhomiroff, 3rd officer

S. G. Topshoj, chief enginefer Gringut, DR. B. p:, Dental Surgeon

R. E. Pedersen, 2nd engineer —Denis Apts., 778, Bubbling Well

A. H. Sfeffensen, 3rd engineer Road; Teleph, 34304

E. 3L Jeppesen, 4th engineer

G. A.. E. Christiansen, 5th engr. Grosvenor Trust, Ltd.—Glen Line

<7. S. ‘‘Starr N&rdiske” !

Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

E. Nielsen, commander 15.139; Cable Ad : Exfclaaate

O. V. Jensen, cMef officer '

T. M. T. Pedersen, 2nd officer Gubbay, S. M.Central

S., Member'

L. L. R. Hansen, 3rd officer

A. C. Havtofn, chief engineer’ change—16, Road;ofTeleph.

Stock18021

Ex-

R. M. Jensen, 2nd ‘ engineer Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd.,

W. Elmgreen, 3rd engineer Steel Products abd Screw Thread

K. V. Petersen, 4th engineer Material — 120, Jinkee Road, 1st

K. Jensen, 5th engineer, floor; P.O. Box 1272; Cable Ad:

Nettlefold: Codes: Bentley’s, Bent-

m\ & % * ley’s Second Acme and Marconi

Great ^kanghai Realty Co., The, H. Hobden,.(representative for China,1 ;

Real h’stato. Land, Architect, Law T. and

H. Japan)

Hutchinson

and Commission Agents-^24, The

Bund; Teleph. 14289; Cable Ad: Gutbezahl Trading Co., Alexander-

Transooean 39, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 85264

Gkeenhoitise, Mme., Millinery and Gutbezahl, M. L., Furs and Skins—

Dressmaking—JflO, Bubbling Well 7a, The Bund; Teleph. 18852; P. O. Box.

Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable Ad: Green- 1380;' Cable Ad : Gutfur

Green Roc>m Cafe and Restaurant — im

327, Rzechuen12323

81 ; Teleph. Road, Arcade Entrance GutterRes, Dr. Daniel M, P., Mediea-

Practitioner—Oflice: Glen Line

ing, 2, Peking Boad; Teleph. 15866.Buihi-

Ke-

Gregoire, Albert, Importer-^—-151 sidence: 9, Seward Rd.; Teleph. 45432

Route de Grouchy;

Box 1225; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Vegaman72079; P.O. Habibullah Co., H. M.,Sooehow

Tea and Silk

Exporters—222,

Teleph. 41768; North

P.O. Box 810; Road;Cable

m mm k Liang chi ya fong Ad: Habibullah

Grenard &C ’o., L.,“Pharmacio Francaise,

Chemists

Materials —a nd619-621,

Dealers inAvenue

Photographic

Joffre; Hadjiry&Tobacco m Hoow ying

Teleph. 809 84 Co., Tobacconists ami

Coffee

Teleph. Merchants—416,

16133 Szechuen Road;

Griffith (IS 32), Ltd., T. E. (Incor-

porated in Hong Kong)—P.O. Box Haeusing, W.. General Agent— 133,Yuen

759; Cable Ad: Griffith. Head Ming Yuen Road ; Teleph. 161tll Gable

Office: Can ton

Directors—M. A. Annett (Oan- Ad: Jobifcum

ton), W . Seifert (Canton) and

M. M. i Ynnett (Canton) H f?. X :jg ft Kin V™!n

Hall

It! I$f Hofung Sgryeyors—61, Museum Road; Teleph.

Grilk, G„ J„ Commission Agent—141, 10864: Ho CableKin,

Wing Ad: B.sc,

Hall architect

& Hall

Minghong 1 load; Teleph. 41819; Ho Wing Hung, manager

Cable Ad: G rilk Miss J. Baptista, secretary

 SHANGHAI A237

m & ps ^i] jpg ^ ^ Fu Siao-en, vice-chairman

Fu lee Ying

Hall

Ltd., Ladies’ Drapers, general manager

Gentlemen’s Upholsterers, Directors—S, Y. Sheng, C. T. Huang,

Sports Outfitters, etc.—190,, Bubbling Shah Kaifu, Henry Sheng, Sun Pao

Well Cable Road; Ad

Teleph. 30114;‘Branch!,

P.O. Box Shun and James Li

312; : Fuhlee! at H. C. Chao, asst, manager

Tientsin Y. Z. Yang, chief, Chinese Secre-

J. H. R. Faulkner, secty. and gen. mgr. tarial Division

A.MissE. D.Simmons, accountant K. J. Soong, chief, Foreign Se-

Walton, stenographer cretarial Division

W. H. Abel F. J. Yoen, chief, Purchasing

E..1. Forrest

Noakes j; B.MissXiang Dept.

F. Reznink S. C- Fei, chief acct.

K. Ohta i Miss Blow H. Sung, chief cashier

J.Mrs.Inada

E. Poliak jI Miss Oliveira

Miss Morgado Shen Hou-Sun, wharf manager

(Pootung)

wmsj h Jih yung tsz ming

H allock’s Chinese Almanac — Office: Hanbury ^Institute Shui shou fan tien

and Sailors’ Home

214-219,

Ming YuenMissions’ Road; P.O.Building, 169, Cable

Box 234; Yuen —94, Broadway; Teleph. 41140

Ad:Rev.HalohemeH. G. C. Hallock, ph.d.'edtr. & Hanover Fire Insurance Co., of New

propr. York—17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144;

P.O. Box 1195; Cable Ad: Un-

wHamburg-Amerika

s- n ¥ Hang pgu hung sze deriters

Linie — 20, Canton American Asiatic Underwriters,

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., managers for the

Road; Teleph. 18709; Cable Ad: Hapag Orient

Han me ten

Hamilton, & Co.,Ltd., James, General if Ka " y:ih

Merchants, Agents, Importers and Ex- Hansons—39, Peking Road; Teleph. 18605;

porters,

for Manufacturers’

Pharmaceutical, Representatives

Surgical P.O.G. Box 494; Cable Ad: Professo

& Scientific Products, Medical,

Drugs, Chemicals, H. Wright, solicitor

J. E. Badeley, barrister-at-law

Hospital,

Cosmetics, and Laboratory

Sundries. Tinplate,Supplies,

Metal A.

and Sanitary JohnY. Ting, McNeill, dp.

do.

Edward VII; Equipment—160,

Teleph. 12033; P. Avi'hue

O. Box H. Y. Loo,

F.F. G.X. Livingstone,

do.

solicitor

-563: Cable Ad: Hamra da Silva

Siaotsun K. Chen, mgr. & director

H. King,

T.W. V. Hawley, technical adviser

secretary Z.T.C. Z.K.

L. ZeO,

Cheng,

Tsu, Ch.

clerk

writer' ■

stenio.

C. Tang, chief accountant Z. P. Kung, typist

K. P. Hsu, chief clerk H. S. Tsu, do.

S.T. T.S. Cui,

Fang,outport

treasurer representative

H. T. Chen, ' do. Hargen & Co., C., Importers, Exporters

J.V, C.F. Woo,

Yen, typist

local representative and Coal Agents—115, Yuen Ming

S. T. Wong, chemist Yuen Road; Teleph. 17086; P.O.

Box 375; Cable Ad: Hargenode

n &Han yeh ping mmm mft m Harris,

: chang

mei tieh

l-wan yu han kung. sze —261, H.Kiangse E., (British)

Road;Export

Teleph.Merchant

19202;

Cable Ad : Harisladen

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron and Coal Co., H. E. Harris,, manager

Ltd., Manufacturers ofShapes—33,

Pig Iron Sze-

and R. C- J.. Harris

Steel Constructional F. S. Liu

chuen Road (8th floor); Teleph. 12731; K. C. Liang, compradore

P.O. Box 1003; Cable Ad: Hansteel M. H.- Chow

A238 SHANGHAI

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—549,

Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 15510; P.G. Box Havas (Agence)—9, Avenue Edward

311;W.Cable Ad;managing

Crostield director VII; Teleph. 84086; Cable Ad: Havas

S. King, m n Haw lee

B. W. Gale, director Hawley, H. V., f.p.s., m.p.s., Analytical

S. W. Harris, do. and Consul ting Chemist—Sassoon House

N. F. Meyers, do. (3rd floor), 1, Nanking Road; Teleph.

W. J. Shanahan 16688, Cable Ad: Retortax

C.V. C.R. King

Zimmerman

V. Krass & m Hay sz

Hayes, J. A. (Member Exchange Brokers-

Hartzenbitsch Motor Co.—730, Avenue Association—267, Residence: Kiangse

116, Rte.Rd;Grouchy:

Teleph.

Foch; Telephs.

Cable 30101-3; Code:

Ad: Repairing; P.O. Box 1814; 1178;

Bentley’s Teleph. 74340

Complete Phrase

J. Hartzenbusch, mgr. Ha zo te

M Sit Wai lee Hazzard, Elliott, Architect—33, Sze-

Harvie, Cooke Co., Ltd. Merchants Footrule chuen Road; Teleph. 10117; Cable Ad.-

and

Road; Commission

Teleph. Agents—659,

18634 (Private Szechuen

Exchange

all Departments); Cable Ad: Heacock# &in*Co.,H H. Mei-yah-yang-hang

toMonogram E.—Room 512, Dollar

R.E. D. Bell, mang.

G. Barnes, director

director Building,

11828; P.O. 51, Box Canton

1154; CableRoad; Teleph.

Ad: Heacock

R, Huntley Davidson, A.C.A., do. H. E. Heacock,

Y. C. Woo, manager director

E. S. Hine, do. W. Y. Zee

O. Hagenstein

J.W.Piry

A. Young I Miss W. Mooney

A.W. N.Wittenbecher,

Roche | representative

L. Ponchak nm»

Health Service Intelligence Bureau-

ing, Fumigating, Polishing andDisinfect-

HealthOffice, House Cleaning, Painting

m S —47,

Teleph.Ningpo18510; Road (Room

P.O. Box No. 207);

590; Cable Ad:

Da mei chai chang ju Health, Branches: Hongkong, Manila,

Haskins & Sells, Certified Public Ac- and Tientsin

countants—320, Szechueu Road; Te- Khoo Nun Teh, acting manager

leph. 16900; Cable Ad: Hasksells.

Head Office: 15 Broad Street, New n & m I* ft ffi is £

York He ssu yu hsien hung sze

V. Thompson, c.p.a., Orient p’ner

M. W. Cardwell, c.p.a. Heath (1927), Ltd., General Import and

J. A. MacKinnon Export Merchants: Exporters of Tea

J. R. Quinn, c.p.a. Silk, etc. Importers of Metals,

P. Semion Steam Fittings, Values, Gauges,

E. G. Jordan etc. 2, Peking Road; Teleph,

M. Lamzon, c.p.a. 18252; Cable Ad: Heather; Codes:

F. Glatzel A.B.C.

Tea, Acme, 6th edn.,

etc. Bentley’s, Private

R. L. Pearce P.F. Heath,

A. E. von Winckler

Mrs. L. Green, secretary M. Heath, directordirector

managing

Miss M. Dunn

Miss A. Kadish 35 i!

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Import and Hedaya Importing Co., Lace and

Export—22, Siking Road; Teleph. Teleph. 83461; P.O.RueBoxChu880;

Embroideries—25, Pao San ;

Cable

12086; P.O. Box 487; Cable Ad: Ad : Hedimoom

Hatton I. A. Hedaya

 SHANGHAI A339.

Hekking &■ Clouth, General

—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. Insurance General Agents:

14442; Cable Ad: Protection Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.

L. A. Hekking, partner Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd.

W. R. Clouth, do. Bunkering Agents- -^

L. Milberg Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.

m & mm Hertzka, A. R., Szechuen

sentative—410, Manufacturers’ Repre-

Road ; Teleph.

Hat ell fen sze1 ting e seng 18526; P.O. Box 174; Cable Ad: Hertika

Helfenstein,

ary, Skin, 153, De.

Female S' . , Specialist

and Internal in/Urin-

—Office: Nanking Road; Diseases

Teleph. & ^ m m m m

17092. Fa kouo sio pj, ec sung

Heng Dah Chong & Co., Contractors and

Mill Suppliers—184, Broadway; Teleph. —170, KiangseHibert, Dr. E. P. H., GenerabPractitioner

41294 Road, 411, Hamilton.

House; Teleph. 10639: Residence:

Route Ghisi Pass 195, House 3;

Hai ning I Teleph. 74235; Cable Ad: Hibert

Henningsen Produce Co. (Fed. Inc.,

U.S.A.), Exporters of Egg Pro- ^ & it Ifc if H

ducts ; Importers of Dairy Products; Hill Insurance Agency, K.Canton

B., LifeRoad,

and

Manufacturers of Ice Cream and Casualty Insurance—51,

Confectionery; Distributors for Ha-

zelwood Products—250, West Sawgin Room 615; Teleph.

Karl B. Hill 12251

Road; Teleph. 52230;, P.O. Box W. Lange

498; Cable Ad: Henndam. H. Young

U. Si

Egg Dept.—Harkson, managing director Companies Represented;

A. P. Henningsen West

R. A. Henningsen

S. C. Wang San Coast

FranciscoLife Insurance ,0,9. of

Alliance

InsuranceInsurance Co. ofAmerica

Co. of North Philadelphia

Sales and Manufacturing Dept.— Columbia Casualty Co. of NewCorpn.

York

Kent Lutey

M. Rush I H. Shaw

! S. S. Ling Ocean Accident & Guarantee

L. Y. Larsen |I T.D. Y.P. Chang General Accident, Fire & Life Assur-

ance Corpn.

Accounting Dept, and General Shiny gin

Office— Hillaly

J. P. Baston 1 Brokers—113, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

E.M. C.K. Rozario 1 A. M, Jesus 14073; Cable Ad: Coalliance

A. Hillaly

Chuy I P. M.

L. E. Nazario Mrs. G. Gomes Quincey S. David

I A. E. Greiner

Engineer—Robt. Thomson ft wifi m Shih pao yang hong

Hilsberg,

Watches Wm.,Electric

and ImporterClocks—103,

of High GradeKiu-

Mou-chen kung-sze kiang Road, Apartment 601 ; Teleph.

Henry Trading Co., W., Import and berg 18938; P.O. Box 1313; Cable Ad: Whils-

Export Merchants — 280, Peking Wm. Hilsberg,

Road; Teleph. 19333; P.O. Box 1890;

Cable Ad: Prosper Sole agent for proprietor

H. H. Henry Wang, manager “ Elektrozeit ” Electric Clock

Harrison Hwang Systems

lations and protective instal-

Edward Chow I M. H. Tung

Y. S. Zung | Y. F. Sho Hinds and Barr, Turf and Commis-

Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves—118-120, sion Agents—100, Central Arcade ;

12, The Bund : Telephs. 1577 - 15773 ; Teleph.

barr

19222; Cable Ad: Hindsr-

Cable Ads: Admiral and Herlofson

A240 SHANGHAI

Hinkel, W. Carl, Hardware Import

er—128, Museum Road; Teleph. 19044f Holland China Trading if Hou tsz

Cable ^d: Hinkelson Co., (Shanghai)

Ltd.—320,

Exchange Kiangse Rd.; Telephs.(3Private

18182, 18183, 18184: Cable lines)

to all Departments Ad:

W & $ W, Yah zim9 lcim9 s™ Holchihand

A. J. Lapaine, signs per pro

Hip Seno Co., The, Manufacturers of P. Harding-KI imanek, signs p. p.

Decorative

Silk Lingerie,ArtRealLinen, Embroideries,

Lace, etc., Wholesales P. M. J. de Klerk

and Retail-—143, Nanking Road; Teleph. J, H. Willebrant

16704; Cable Ad: Hipseng C. J. Machado

T. H. Peter Chao, proprietor and J. de la Cruz

generalr manager Miss H. Machado

T. W . Chen, sub-mgr. Holland-East Asia Line—133, Sze

Paul P. Chang, assist, mgr. chuen Road ; Teleph. 16247 (4 lipes);

H.

K. M.Y. Tsang,

Li, clerkclerk Cable Ad : Hoaline

Holmes & Co., Ltd., T. H., Electrical

H ifc Yun

Machinery, Arc Welding Machinery

Hirsbrunner (fe Co., Watchmakers —17, Canton Road; P.O. Box 569;

Jewellers it Importers—659, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 15138; Cable Ad: Cable Ad : Reyrolle

Hirsbruner

Hochang ifc Co., Exporters and Importers £ W 5J Hao i'ei visen

—340, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16054 Holpek, Dr. R., m.d.. Specialist in

Urinary, Skin and Internal Diseases—

and 16057; Cable Ad: Hochang Office: 59, Peking Road; Teleph. 10734

Molin

YuhanHo, partnerpartner

T. Chang,

sna§ is it is ^

Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’ Repre- Holt’s Lam yen chung lun ch'uen mar dau

sentative—Hongkong

P.O.A. S.BoxHill1371 Bank Building; Wharf—Teleph. Pootung 76,

77, 78, 79 (4 Nos.) (Private Exchange

to all Departments and Residence at

all hours)

f? # IB $! tee Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Hoehnkk, Frithjof, Import and Ex- 51, Canton Road ; Teleph. 17222 ; Cable

Ad : Ahachina

port—Wayfoong

Road; Teleph. 18765; House,

P.O. 220, Szechuen

Box 866; Cable F. E. Vincent, manager

Ad: Hoehnke W. G. Turbyhll, asst. do.

Frithjof Hoehnke

P. Symons Hongay Sales, Ltd., Sole Agents for

R. Olaussen,

M. Victal signs per pro. Societe Francaise des Charbonnages

du Tonkin at Hongay (French Indo

Hoggard and Sigler, Carpets and China)—668, Szechuen Road (8th

floor); Teleph, 13042; P.O. Box 764,

Rugs Ad:

Cable - Sassoon

HosigHouse; Teleph. 17374: Cable Ad : Dupuy

P. Dupuy, director

J. Du Rivau, asst, manager

Mrs. B. Rosenberg, secretary

Hoki Yoko, Importers and Exporters — MissJ. F.Novitsky,

A. Dupuy engineer

7, Lane 24n.

40733; P. O.Haining

Box 547;Road;CableTeleph.

Ad: S. L. Ko,, secretary

Hokiyoko P. N. Lee

S. Nishimura, proprietor Victor Kou, accountant

P. A. Shuiisky, chief store keeper

 SHANGHAI AMI

Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank—{See Foochuen Ming Hospital—142,. North Sze-

Road Extension; Teleph.

Banks) 46313-7

Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotel—(

Hotels) Great Western RoadRoad;

Nursing

Ha, Great Western Teleph.Home-

21219;

HopRiggers—281,

Chong & Broadway;

Co., Sail Teleph. and Cable Ad : Wongman

Makers 41326

Hospital Ste. Marie—197, Rte. Pere

ll(> ta 11 Robert; Teleph. 70044

M ii "

Hope Brothers & Co., Ltd., Watches, P? fc Zung tse e kwan

Clocks and Optical Goods—262, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 11802; Cable Ad: Lester Chinese Hospital—145, Shan-

Hopebros tung Road; Telephs. 60865 and 60866

gj £ paa Maison Central

Teleph. 81570; —149,

Cable Rue Dubail;

Ad: Yisitatrice

Ying shang hop hut hang ping hungsze

Hope Crittall

turers Steel’(China) Ltd., Windows,

Manufac- MargaretChristian

Williamson

MedicalHospital

College (Wo-

FactoryofSashes, and arid

Steel Bronze

Brori'ze Doors men’s

Union School of Nursing) -West

and

Gate;

—594, Thorburn Road; Teleph. 52220; Teleph. 82060; Cable Ad: Womedicoll

Cable Ad: Jardeng

Horn, J.G.S., Manufacturers’ Repre- Municipal Range

Isolation Hospital — 41,

RoadWarren,

; Teleplusenior

42364matron

sentatives—12, The Bund; Teleph. MissL.

18410; Cable Ad: Vitrax Noll’s Private Hospital—1729, Ave.

Horse & Hodnd Tavern, Restaurant Joffre; Teleph. 70604

Bar—120, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Paulun Hospital—415, Burkill Road;

10681 Teleph. 34374

Marsjail Bo 1 ten & Co., proprie-

tors

Radium Institute (Institut

du Radium)—41, Ningkuo Sino-Belge

Road off

HOSPITALS Pingliang Road; Teleph. 51920;

Cable Ad: Radium

Blue Cross Dog Hospital—170, Edin- Dr. W. S. Sung, admin, supt.

burgh Road; Telejph. 21193; Cable Dr. H. C. Vassiliadis, medical dir.

Ad: Blueeross

Sacred Heart Hospital—41, Ningkuo

Concord Women’s Hospital—36, Rue Road

Moliere; Teleph. 73868

K If » £ Kung die e yuen

I5E n m § Shanghai General Hospital—190, North

'Country Hospital—17, Great Western Soochow Road; Teleph. 40100

Road; Teleph. 21977; Cabje Ad:

Hospico

Board of Governors—S. Fessenden Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital—

(Chairman), E. Hayim, Dr. E. 150, Rubicon Road; Telephs. 2954-34;

L. Marsh, Dr. J. R. B. Branch, P.O. Box 1281. 42333.

City Branch: 171, Range

Dr. E. Birt. M. Shimadzu, G. Wuil- Road; 225, Teleph.

Shssoon House, City Office:

Nanking Room

Road;

leumier, A Bassettand G.E. Mitchell

Administrative—Dr. J. E. Bowen, Teleph. 17036

res. supdt. & radiologist

Miss A. Arnold, matron & H i: M Kwang zung e yuen

Miss M. Early, assistant ;, do. St.2-4-11,

Elizabeth’s

J. Cornfield, treasurer AvenueHospital—Lane 361, No.

Road; Teleph. 30921

A242 SHANGHAI

!5c H fc |Bl! tioong zung e yuen jg| Way chung

St. Luke’s Hospital—177, Seward Road; Palace Hotel (Hongkong Shanghai

Teleph. 42345 Hotels, Ltd., proprietors)—19, The-

Bund,

18030; and

Cable23,manager

Nanking

Ad; PalaceRoad; Teleph.

HOTELS' G. Herzel,

Astor J. Rumarchuk, engineer

kong sHouse Hotel Hotdls;

and Shanghai (The Hong-Ltd:, Park Hotel—Corner Bubbling Well

proprietors) — 17, Whangpod

Teleph. 42255; Cable Ad: Astor Road; and Park Roads; Teleph. 9101(>; Cable

Ad: Parkhotel

J.G. Rumarchuk,

Herzel, manager engineer The International Hotels, Ltd.,

Max proprietors

Schibler, manager

Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling

Well Road; Teleph. 34200; .Cable Savoy Hotel—210, Broadway

Ads: Burlington and 3318

J. Bounce, manager

Cathay Hotels, Ltd. How Sang Co., Manufacturers of Art

Cable Ad: Cathotel Linens, Laces, Embrokjeries and Hand-

Operating: — kerchiefs (Wholesale and Retail)—33,

Cathay Hotel Rue Montauban, French

Teleph. 85217; Cable Ad: Howsang Concession;

Metropole Hotel

Cathay Mansions Hsin

Broadway Mansions Hotel and Heng

Estates& Agents—Head

Co., Building Contractors

Office : 160,

Avenue EdwardCableVII;

Ad : Telephs. 15660

Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, and Offices:

15669;

Fu Hou Kang,

0444. Branch

Nanking;

Ltd-, The (Incorporated in Hong

1st Teleph. 31639; No. Tu 6 S@u

Kong)—Palace

floor, 23, Nanking HotelRoad;

Building,

Telephs. chong ; Teleph. ; CableChien,

Ad: Nan-

0444

19897 .(Manager) & 18030 (Accounts Johan

K. N. K. Zee, managing

Godfrey Yeh, sub partner

do.

Dept.

Central

Board of Directors— Hsin Heng & Co., Building Contrac-

•>.: H.Elly

Sir Taggart, managing

Kadoorie, k.b.k.director

(chair- tors and Estate Agents—160, Av.

‘ man)' Edward VII; Cable Ad: 0444

E. M. Raymond

J.SirScott

Robt.Harston

Ho Tung, kt., ll.d. Hsu Yung Tsu & Co., Chinese Char-

Hon.

Thomson Lo rang, agents tered

Mr. M.& K.Co,, Accountants—123, Ave. Ed-

ward VII; Teleph. 82066

(Shanghai) . Hubertus Properties, Fed. Inc.,

G. Herzel, local secretary

Staff- U.S.A.—209,

Teleph. 19277;Yuen P.O. MingBox Yuen Rd.;

534; Cable

Miss

Miss I.M.Lubeek, acct. dept.

Gutterres Ad: Lashudec

Miss C, Rozario Hudec, L. E.,Mingb.a.,Yuen

Architect—8th

Operating:

Peninsula Hotel,'Hongkong 209, Vuen

534;L. E.Cable Ad: b.a.

Lashudec Road; P. O.floor,

Box

Hongkong Hotel, Hongkong Hudec,

Repulse Bay Hotel and Lido Res- B. L; Matrai

taurant, HouseHongkong

Astor

Shanghai

Hotel and Palace Hotel, A.J. L.G, Slaschov,

Marieff, draughtsman

do

Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Pei- Mrs. H. O. Wegener, secretary

ping Miss. J, Ca,rine, asst,, secty-

K. L. Egikoff, snr. supervisor

 SHANGHAI A243

H AT Chong Husi Nursing Home—Ua, Great Wes-

Hudford Motors, MotorCars, Accessories tern Road; Teleph. 21219

and

MercierRepairs — 100, Rue Cardinal Hwa Chi, Consulting Civil Engineer—

Hudnut, Richard, Perfumer—668, Sze- 368. Kiangse Road; Teleph 13753

chuen Road; Telephs. 15185-6; P.O. Box Hwa Wei Trading Co., Ltd., Radio

1830; Cable Ad : Hudnut. New York Equipment and Distribution of Mo-

Office : 113, West Eighteen Street tion Pictures—119, Jinkee Road;

F. C. Cleary, manager Teleph. 17380; Cable Ad: Hwaweico

J. Miss

S. Clark, asst. secretary

Carnavaro, do.

Miss Shoolepova, accountant Hwai Valley Conservancy Board-

T. D. Toong, Chinese manager 97, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15845

W. E. Souter, f.r.g.s., gen. secy.

& ® x & m m

Huh teh sung nga t sung Tjc — Ich iki

Hudson, Dr. F.House,

B., d.d.s., Dental Surgeon

Road; Ichiki & Co., T.,etc.Musical

—Sassoon

Teleph. 11917

1, Nanking

chuen Road; Teleph.—42631

Gramophones, 868, Instruments,

North Sze-

Huh Hsing Engineering and Ship-

building Works, Ltd.—Avenue de Ideal Co., Ltd.—723, Chung Hwa Road;

Bezaure, Nantao; Teleph. Nantao P.O. Box 888; Cable Ad: Idealolv

21395

Hume

ed PipeAustralia), Ltd. (Incorporat- I-Feng

(Far East),Manufacturers Avenue Enamelling

Edward VII;Co.,Telephs.

Ltd.—224,

15896

Humein Patent Concrete Pipes and Humeof andJ. F.12727; Tung, Cable Ad:

general 7597

manager

Patent Steel PipesDrainage

and TubesandforCulvert

Water,

Gas, Sewage,

Uses—Cable Ad: Triplerais P.H. I.Tung,

Y. Tung,sales

manager

manager

Agents: Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—Way-

foong House, 220, Szechuen Road

G. Robertson, b.c.k., branch mgr. IlbertX? (fc Co. /Ot(1931),Laou hung mow

Ltd., Merchants—

Hundson & Co., Engineering Consul Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.; Teleph.

tants—210, Kiukiang Road 18667-9; P.O. Box 569; Cable Ad: Ilberts

H. W. P. McMeekin,

E.K. L.G. G.Stephenson, mang.

Arnold, director director

Hung Chong Bros. Fur Co.—460. L.Li S.1. Shen

Chen a.c.a., director

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17432

Hung Chong & Co., Gold and Silver Z. Z. Zee

Smiths,

Lacquer Dealers

Ware

Procelains — 238, Ilford, Limited, Manufacturers of Photo-

Nanking Road; Teleph. 17778 graphic Plates, Papers and Films; X-Ray

Hunt & Co., Wm. — 133,Yuen Ming and ton Cinematograph supplies—153,

Road; Teleph. 18545-6; Cable Can-

Ad:

Yuen Road Seloford

I. J. V. Soott, gen. mgr. for Far

Hunter, Dr. Ivor E. G., Dental Sur- East (Hongkong)

geon—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Building Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturera’

Hunter

Brokers—45, KuikiangExchange

Road; and Bill Representative,

Teleph.

Linen, Wool and

Cotton Piece Goods and Wool and

13952; Cable Ad: Bull Dear Cotton Yarns—210, Kiukiang Road;

J. E. L. Hunter Teleph. 18304; P.O. Box 1375; Cable

W. H. Lovatt Ad: Holdslooms

A2-44 SHANGHAI

r h & ^ Property and Publicity Dept.

} ing shang po na men yang Men W. R. Meath rel

yu shien hung sze H. C. F. Aris

Imperial Chemical Industries (ChinaV Shipping R.C, C-J. VY.

Dept.

BissUop

Ltd. (Incorporated under the Ordinances Young

ofit Co.(China),

Hongkong),Ltd., Formerly Brunner, Mond

Importers of Alkalis, F. M. F, Guticre/.

Dyestuffs, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commer- i Correspondence k, Cable Dept.

cial

and and

Sundry Industrial Chemicals,v Metals W. Katz

Building, 133, Products;—Brunner-Monp

Szechueh Road; Telephs. Miss L. Daldbr

Miss

15070, 15170-79 and 11622-3 (13 lines); Miss S.'E. Falkine

McMurray miss a. rowier

P.O.Board Box 252; Cal^le Ad: Alkali

of Directors — Sir Harry Mrs.

Mrs. G. A.M. Clark

K. Getz Miss ThompsonE. W.

McGowan, k.b.e. (chairman), V. Mrs. R. J.Ribbons

Hayes Miss E. M.

St. J. Killery, G. A.F. Haley, R. D. Mrs. M.Remedios Grant

Gillespie and G. R. Jackson Miss J. Miss S.B.

Miss C. Wilson

Peach

(managing directors)

Directors—B. R. Goodfellow and W. Miss I. Ginter G. Mann

S. C.Bristowe

B. Cook, secretary J Shanghai Division

Staff and Establishmeiit V. R. Butts

C. B. Cook J.K. G.Y. Cruichshank

R. Wang

Miss M. Beckham Miss M. A. FigueirCdo

General Sales Godowiis

H. J. Collar, b.a., Shanghai sales mgr. L. J. G. Perry, supt.

R.D.R. J.J.Montague-Smith

Sheppard i A. N. Smirnoff Manu acturers Representatives

B. B. C.Joseph Stewart ;| V.H. I.C. Kooritzin

Collaco R. L. Alton, representative, Stewarts

D. M. Wheeler j E. A. Cooke

J.K. P.N.C.Mashinsky

Master || J.A. Hartvig

L. Madeira M.& Lymbery,

Lloyds, Ltd.representative, Reckitt

it Sous, Ltd., J. it J. Colman, (Over-

seas), Ltd., arid S. A. des Usines-

Development Dept.

B. R. Goodfellow K.Destree

Duxbury, (Ultramarine)

b.sc., a.i.c., and R. W. L.

B. Munro-Smith Inkster, representatives, Natal

Fertiliser Dept. Tanning Extract Co., Ltd. Corn

W. A. Sachert, representative,

D. K. Jardine, b.sc. Products Refining Co. Baldwins

D. W. Gourlay, b. a. E. Powell, representative,

S. A. Collaco Ltd,, The Briton Perry .Steel and

Dyes Department Tinplate

Metal BoxAgency, Co., Ltd. Ltd. and The

W. B. Hughes

C.C. N.LaycockAbbott |I I.W. J. C. Monk Agent* and Distributors for Constituent,

T. I). Adams F. H.X. Kendall

Diniz and Subsidiary Companies at Im-

perial

Cash Dept. London Chemical

including Industries- ltd.,

J.G. G.Blown Forbes British Dyestuffs Corporation, Ltd.

Casebourne & Co. (1926) Ltd.

Miss N. V. Kelly Castner-Kellner

Chance & Hunt, Alkali

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Accounts Dept. I.C.I.

W. A.

T. W. Gubb Hogarth, c.a. Mond & Co.,-Ltd.)(formerly Brunner, .

(Alkali) Ltd.

, V.A.O. Youngson

Riley I.C.I.

Ltd.(Fertiliser & Synthelic Products)

J.F. R.X. Main I.C.I. (General Chemicals) Ltd.

LC.I. (Line)

Metals Ltd.

A. M. Diniz Hansen I.C.I.

I.C.I. (Rexine) Ltd.

Ltd. Ltd.

G.A. Reid

N. Manley Lightning Fasteners,

Mouldrite Ltd.

 SHANGHAI A;245'

Agents for: fn- Vantdi

Albright & Wilson', Lfd. ' ! Inniss

Baldwins, Ltd. porated& under

UiDiii.i:the(China), Ltd.,Ordinan-

Companies (Incor-

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. (Saccharin) ces of Hongkong),, Engineers,

tors and Importers—34, Yuen Ming Contrac-

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. Yuen Road;Ad:Telephs. 16237/9; P.O. Box

British Glues and Chemicals,: Ltd. 717;A. Cable Powerful

Brother ton

China Soap Co., Ltkh (Glycerine) J. P. Simoes, secretary

Chiswich Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. Power Engineering: —

Colmah, (Overseas) Ltd., J. & J. A. H. Harvey, special repres.

S. A. des Usines.Destree(pltrai^arif)e) British Thomson-Houston Co.,

Corn Products Refining Co. , Ltd.

Foresta] Land, Timber and liail ways J. F. Pym, special repres. British

Co., Ltd, ,,{•') .•) ' Thomsen-Houston Co., Ltd., (Hong

Glycerine, Ltd. Kong)

Hercules Powder Co., (Wood Rosins

Turpentine) B. British Thpmson-Houston Co., Ltd.

Metal Box Co., Ltd. Lifting .and Shifting Machinery: —

Mysore Government

'Factory, Bangalore Sandalwood Oil C. A. Sterrey, special repres.

Improved Liquid GlueatCoiLtd. Herbert Morris Ltd. ‘

International Nickel Co., of Canada, Mechanical gineering:—

and Electrical En-

Ltd.

International Nickel Co), Inc. P. N. Jensen

Magadi Soda Co.,,Ltd. A. A. Roche

Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. Machine Tools:---

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ltd. P. J. Swales, special repres. Alfred

Oeresunds Chetniske i’abriker Herbert, Ltd.

Racine & Cie. Chinese Engineering and Sales : —

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. C. CheW | Si C. Chow

Roura & Foi-gas S. C, Chang I W. K. Ting-

Scott,& Bowne, Ltd, (Scptt^Emulsion) Showroom;—

Stewarts & Lloyds. Ltd. J . J* Eymard | J C'H Y. Chang

,U- S- Alkali Export Association, Ltd. Accounts: —

Van den Berghs Ltd.

N.Stearine,

V. Vereenigde

Kaarsen Fabrieken

en van , . . JC.r C^

Chemische

P. Simots /

Chu

r ?,(/{

Producten (Stearine) Correspondence: —

Wiggin & Co.,' Ltd., Henry Mrs.MissE. N.Andringa

J. J. White, Ltd. Roche

Miss P. Petigura

Impex Trading Co.—59, Peking Road;

Teleph. 14452 Institution for the Chinese Blind—

Independent Film Exchange of China {See Educational)

Film

Teleph.Distributors—142)

19715; Cable Ad:Museum Road;

indepfilms Insurance CompanyRoad;

—113, Kitikiang of North

Teleph.America

12867;

Industrial Missions Center—782, Bub- Cable Ad: Norama

R. A. Kreulen, general manager

bling Well

Ad: IndusmissRoad; Teleph. 310715 Cable

Industrial Intercontinent Corporation, The—

Yuen Road;Propucts--149,

Teleph. 13902Yuen Ming Cable 181, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13070;

Ad: Avie.xplor

A246 SHANGHAI,

& It 0 &

Ying-sha ng-sze-hai-pao-h sien-kurig-sze . Van Kwo Shun Yung liee Ghee

International Assurance Co., Ltd. International Rung Sze

(Incorporated und'er the Companies Corporation, Business Machines

Electric Accounting,

Ordinance of Hong Kong), Life, Book-keeping and Tabulating Ma-7

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Persona] chines Employing the ‘Hoolerith’

Accident, Baggage and Household-

,ers’ Insurance—17, The Bund; (Punched tional Tiipe

Card) Method, Interna-

Systems apd Interna-

Teleph. 16805; Cable Ad: Brintasco ! tional Electric Writing Machines—

Directors—F. It. Smith (chair- 102, Wayfpong House, 220, Szechuen

man), H. E. Arnhold, R. Calder- Road; Teleph. 11636; Cable Ad:

Marshall, c.b.e., Sir Shou-son Inbushmach

,Chow, Singloh Hsu, G. E. Mai'- G. W. Bachne, manager

den, R. F. C. Master and C. V. A. C. Chen, asst. do.

Starr

-S. H. Peek, assistant manager International Correspondence School

W. A. H. Duff, secretary (See Educational)

M. K. Loh, accountant

E. I. Owen

E. P. J. Gray & M um-k 5:

Miss L. Hope Wu chu ta yah vong yu hsien hung sze

Miss M. C. Yezey \ International Dispensary Co., Ltd.,

Fire Underwriter : Manufacturing Chemists, Whole-

B. C. Sienkevitch sale Druggists, Soap Manufacturers

, Life Department-. and Commission Agents — Head

J. F. R. Loutit, actuary Office: 321, Foochow Road; Teleph.

19759; Cable Ad : Bloodtonic

H. L. Yung, manager

T. Yang, secretary

Accident and Health Dept. : /i n ti n ft

L. D. Gholson, manager Wo fung chi ch’i t’sany

Mrs.' E. L. Newman, asst.- mgr International

(Day and Night)Dock—Pootung;

Dial 02 and askTeleph.

for 98

Surety Dept. : Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Peter T. K. Ning, acting manager Ltd., proprietors

Fire and Marine Local Office:

S. L. Wang, manager International Export Rpad;

Co. (Kiangsu),

Y. P. Lien, asst, manager Ltd.—153, Nanking Telephs.

General Managers: 18682-3

International “Underwriters, Ltd.

F. R., Smith, managing director International

207, KiaochowFuneral Directors—

Road; Teleph. 34220;

Cable Ad: Chincasket

R. O. Scott, managing director

It # # ^ ^

Kwei jue su poo shan

International Booksellers, Ltd., Im- International Harvester Export Co.

porters of Foreign Books and Periodicals —43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph

— 131, Museum Road; Teleph. 13106; 17055

P.O. Box 723; Cable Ad: Interbooks.

Branches at: Nanking & 'Canton1 iNTERNATipNAL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Co.

Thomas S. Woo, manager 353, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 1844

 SHANGHAI A247

International Investment Trust Co. Italian Government Tourist Bureau,

of China, Ltd.—9, Avenue Edward Official Representatives: The Italian

Chamber of Commerce — 26, The

VII;

F. R.Teleph.

DaVey,84140

chairman Bund; Teleph. 11316; Cable Ad:

Directors—E. H. Arnhold, K. P. Gadicoit

Chen, Hsu Singloh, Li Ming, P.

W. Massey, W. R. McBain, C. J. ^9 Fee nae

Meager, Pei Tsuyee, M. Speel- Italian Marble Works (G. Findcchiaro &

man and G. E. Marden

Turner, Sturrock and Brown, se- Marble Decorators, ItalianandMarble

Co., proprietors)^ Interior Exterior

and

cretaries Scotch Granite Merchants, and Monu-

International Savings Society,—(*S’iee ment Road; Erectors41340;

Teleph. —839, Cable

MorthAd:Szechuen

Finoc-

Banks) . chiaro ;

International Tobacco Co., Leaf To- i! G.M. Minarolo Valtz, i j Miss A. Peebles

bacco Dealers—255, Peking Road;

Teleph. 11229; P.O. Box 512; Qable Itoh & Co., Ltd., O., Cotton Yarn

Ad: Intertobac : Cotton : Piece Goods Dealers---110,.

International Trading Co., Import; Hankow Road; Teleph. 13299,

ers and Exporters, Laboratory Ap- 113300; P.O. Box 542; Cable Ad:

paratus, Stationers, Technical Raw ' Maruito H. Oiiyama, general manager

Materials etc.—220, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 19850; Cable Ad: Iptradipco Ivy and Robinson, Drs., Dental

International

(Incorporated under Underwriters,

the CompaniesLtd. Surgeons—39,

10101

Peking Road; Teleph.

OrdinancesforofInternational

Managers Hongkong)AssuranceGeneral 1 wai A; Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex-

Co., Ltd.—17, The Bund; Telfeph. 10805; '1porters—99,; Hankow

,9740,. 19748 and 19749;Road; Tfdephs.

P.O. Box 53fR

Cable Ad: Brintasco (Jable Ad : Iwai

F. R. Smith, managing director

W. A. H. Duff secretary

Jacks &' Co., William—51, Hongkong.

£ H P1! Tg # Road;

LimpetsTeiephs. 11478-9; Cable Ad.

E se man e smu/

ISENMAN AND SMITH, DrS., Dfehtal £ fi Ss

Surgeons—North-China

TheW.Bund; 11692;P.Building,

Teleph.d.d,Si O. Box 121617 jAcksoN,

■ ' Jackson tindrPartners

J. Isenmap, Dr. E. t)., & Partners (Drs,.

W. Rector Smith, d.d,s. Bryson, Parsons, Cameron, Maconie.

V. Parks Woods, d.d,s. Ranson and McGoirick), Surgeons to C.

M. Customs Rooms;

Consulting and BritishPeking

Admiralty-

fI M Shuang loony

Ismer cfc Co„ C., Watch and Chronometer Telenh. 15094. Also27,1157, Road;

Bubbling

Makers, Jewellers Well Road (by appointment); Teleph.

Nanking Road and Opticians—44,; 31983

C.P. Treppenhauer

Halle 1 W. F. Lupulescu Jacobsen, Axel., Exporters of Cotton

H. Thunig ( , R., S. Chao Waste and Rags—40, Ningpo Rpad r

Teleph. 15800; Cable Ad: Ajacobsen

Italian Bank for China—(Nee Banks)

Italian Chamber of Commerce—(Nee n & m m

Chambers of Commerce) Foo kong hung sze

Jade Store

Jewellery, etc.Co.,— Chinese CuriosRoad:

88, Nanking and

Italian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Teleph. 13237

A248 SHANGHAI

u m • h2 *',o m ® Loan Dept.—

Jang Hwa (Ho Kee) Co. (China K. Mat§umoto, H. Takagi. Y.

Sports, Athletic Goods, Motion Ishidzu, Y. Nishikawa, K. Jinu-

Picture Machinery — 560, Specimen; shi, S. Ishinp, S. Mu ra ta,. M.

Road; Teleph. 17959; Cable Ad : Tanaka,S. C.Hosotaui,

mura, Kimura,Y.• M.1VI at^uda,

..Naka-

Chinasport G. Nishioka, Y. Awane, M. No-

Agents for-. naka and Miss H. Yamada

A. G. Spalding Accounts Dept.—

Herman A. Devry, Inc. K. Shioiriil T. Obkiira, Mrs. Y.

Motiograph, Inc. Kaigawa and Miss M. Tanaka

Brenkert Projection Lamps

Cashiers Dept.—

Japan Dental Manufacturing Co., T. Kanno, M. Maruyama, M. Wa-

Dental Instruments and Artificial Teeth tanabe, M. Nagai, S. Kurozawa,

Woosung Road; Teleph; 41363 Shih Pao Ching and Miss T.

N akaseko

Japan Supplies Dept.—

Road; Tourist BureauP.O.

Teleph. 15947; — 86,BoxCanton

1288; Y. Matsuura, Y. Tojo and S. Itoh

Cable Ad; Tourist. Head Office: Tokyo

Japanese Cotton Millowners As-

Japanese Chamber of Commerce—{See sociation in CHiNA---(Nee Assocns.)

Chambers of Commerce)

Japanese Telegraph Office—25, Sewajrd

Road; Teleph. 40624

Jib pen sluing wu kiian shih ivu so Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Japanese Ltd., The (Incorporated under the

Room 254;,Commercial

Hamilton Counsellor

House, 170,— Companies Ordinances, of Hong

Kong)—Head Office : 50, Yuen Ming

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11234; Cable Yuen Road; Teleph. 151290 (Private

Ad: Shomukan Exchange to all Sections); P.O.

M. Iwai, commercial secretary Box 1238; Cable Ad: Jardeng

JK. Uyetani, chancellor

Japanese Consulate—(Nee Consulates) •T.W.F..1 . Owen,

Keswick,director

chairman

G. G. C. Harper, signs per pro

H ;B. Fielding, secretary

Japanese General Engineer’g. & Electrical Section

tion ofCotton Merchants Associa-

Shanghai—(Nee Associa- B. Looms

Otto

tions) V. S. Chaplin(Schindler lifts)

Theiler

Japanese Residents’ Corporation of Miss H. Costa

Shanghai—128, Quinsan Rd. (Quin- R. EngineA. E.Co,,Denton

Ltd., (W.(National Gas

representative)

san House); Telephs. 42390, 42396-9 C. W. Penne.tt T. Henley’s

(5 lines) ; P.O. Box 3053 ;

Telegraph Works,

R. R. Womack (FrigersolhltandGo ', Ld., rep.)Cp. !

President—M. Amano, Commissioner

of Loan Dept. — T. Matsunaga, representative) r

Treasurer-^ Y. Shirasaka H. Y. Hsu

General Dejit. • . Henry H. C. Liu

‘ I.H.C.V.KoChien, b.sc. '

S. Nagata, K. Kikumura, R.

Ohgoshi, N. Hbsoki, S. Shiraha- W.

T. D.C. Wang-1

Chen I C.P. K. F. Sun

Chu ,

ma, Y. Kuyfata^.M. Mukai, N.

Sueyosni, T." Nagasaki, Miss K. Industrial, Building and Military

Tajima, Miss T. NisHida, Miss

T.:-Nakamurd and 'Miss tS. Fif-;

•kunaga W.Supplies, Section.:

H. Way (absent)

A. H. Hutchison

 SHANGHAI A24S>

A. Wright (Military Supplies), W. J. Keswick (absent)

A. W. Peake (Bldg. Supplies) J. H. Keswick

V. J. B. Holland (Lubricating R. Gordon

Oil) D. L. Newbigging, signs p.' p.

R. H. Box (Industrial Supplies) W. E. D. Smith, do.

V. Schroemo W B. Rigden, do.

B.A. M. SouzaW. Bloomberg

Mrs. K. Hall | Mrs. E. ManceU

Correspondenc Otiicee

H. H. Lennox

J.C. Chadderton

T. Asquith |(Associated

Miss G. Eardley

British

1 Miss D.H. M.

Miss Cuthbertson

Harrison

Machine-Tool Makers,

H. Brotherton (Henry Hope and Ld., rep .) Miss B. Gordon

Sons, Ld., Representative) , Miss V. Lumsdaitte

J. :D. McLeod (International Book Otlice

Paint and Compositi$p£.. Go., H’ H. Lennox

Ld., Representative) H. Flint

R. S. Parker (Garlock Packing A. 11. Merriles (absent)

Co., Representative) I. Aucott

D. Russell (Edgar Allen & Co., F. M. Guedes

Ltd., representative)

C. J. H. Spraggett, (W & T. Property and Estate, Dept.

Avery, Ld., Representative) G. E. O. Mayne

M. J. Stack (Associated Oil Co., Import Dept.

representative)

T. H. Zee A. Piercy, . signs per pro.

F.Y. D.S. Knidn

Hsu D. R. Mackenzie, explosive, etc.

S. W. Chang , E. J. Traynor, piece goods

TBulk Oil Plant—Pootung F. W. Warrington, timber

C. D. Penney, do.

V. Booevitch G. B. Sabelstyom, wines, spirits

Railway Section and beer sales

T.F. Powell

F. Liu (J. Stone '& Co., Ld. rep.) A. A. White, do.

G. Semper, do. ,

M. SaunderioM, do. L. Knabe, provisions

Miss F. Kimpton C. Si King, do.

D. Fraser (The Metropolitan Cammell W. K. Peltz, metals

Carriage, Wagon & Finance Co., R. •). S. Brandt, finance

Ld., representative) (absent) H. Kellner

Correspondence B. H. McMichael

D. Gaffney

A.A.P- Leitap

Simoes | Miss L. M, Day M iss J. Hodgman

Miss G W. M. Thomas

Accounts Section Tea Dept.

HR. Fielding F. A. Norton

Zuzarte ■

A,L. F.P. Lopes B. E. Bolton (Taipeh, Formosa)

H. D. M. Barton

A. B. Stafford (Foochow)

% H fll R wo sze cliatiy R. Bryson (Hankow)

.Jardine, Mathkson. Co.’s Silk Fil- SilkI.and D. Bruce. (Hankow) ’ ;

Waste Silk Dept.

ature- -lOST^Chengtu

Ewo Silk Filature Road (Sinza)

R. Plattner

C. F. Stookar

ft to* E wo China Produce Dept.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., J. Cockin . ,

(British),

General

Bund; Teleph.

Merchants,

Insurance Steamship

15280;Agents—27,

Agents,

P. Q. Box 611; The A.G. D. Hall

Raeburn | Miss F. H. Ross

T. J.J. Smith j Mrs. E. D. Schafer

Cable Ad: Jardipes Zee Yue Dong, compradqre.

 SHANGHAI

Ewo Brewery Dept- General Compradore

J. L. Simmons ; Pap Tse Cliuen

J. O. L. Martin Ewo Silk Filature—1037, Chengtu Road

B. Hancock

A. E. Bates ' Z. A. Tsu, compradore :

S. K. Voong, waste silk compr.

Ewo Cold Storage,Co. Proprietors

R. C.M.L.Nash

Mathew I A. Crichton Ewm Silk Fihiture ,

R.M. NelShn I G. G. Patterson : Ewb Press Packing Cq. ,, .

Goldberg | J. S. Gittins ' Ewp Coid,Stofage,Cb. ;

Insurance Dept. l General Managers for

Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd.

G.K.H.A.Piercy Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. ■

Mason |I G.M. M.S. Agafurofl

Mills

Mandyers

J. A. Kendrew | G. Harrop Ewo Brewery, Co.

(absent) II Miss P. Ramplin

I. G. Allison S. General Agents ■, -Vi . .

Ewo Press Packing Co; Shanghai & tfongkew Wharf Co., Ltd.

G. E. O. Mayne ( 4i q

Cotton Mills Dept. (Ijjtjh Line,s*Ltd.,

!";T j?' l Load-

Homeward >

R.J.J.R.McNicol (absent) ; . , ing Agents •

Mothersill S.L. M.J. Thornley Prince Line, Ltd.

H. Macphail Wood Canadian Transport Cq., Ltd.

W. W. Mackenzie R. Jnr. Whitmore H. R. MacMillan Export Co., Ltd.

A. W. Robson R. A. O. Mayne Millars’ Timber & Trading Co.r

A. H. Chambers Miss K. Sharp Ltd.

Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd. Bombay Bi^ri^h ^Trading Corpo-

C. T. Tod ration, Ltd.

E. F. Ratti (absept) The North Borneb Trading- Co.,.

G. Puncheon Ltd.

Staatsmijnen in Limburg

A.R. Frost

G. Jacobs Npbel|;s Explosives Co., Ltd.

White I^orse Distillers, Ltd.

E. G. Woodford (claims)(absent) Charles Marchant’s Whisky

H. II. Tod . Otavd Dupny Cie

A. Fraser

A. Reid ; Seager, Evens. & Co., Ltd.

R. Corbett McEwan-Younger, Ltd.

Mrs. A. M. Moodie Melchers Lacshan Beverages

Miss R. Yates C. & F. Morton, Ltd.

Mrs. 0. O. Davies Cadbury-Fry Export Department

Comdr. F. H. E'. Skyrme, r.n Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.

(retired) Henry Matier & Co.

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Book Office John Kidd & Co., Ltd.

J. G.MeCaig Fire, Marine, Life, Motor-fJar Lift,

L. Marshall | A. M. Gutierrez Plate Glass, Fersonal Accident

Ocean Shipping Dept. and Sickness Insurance:

G. Yates The Co.,Hong

Ltd. Kong Fire Insurance

G. J. P. Carey The Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

A. D. Kay Alliance Assurance C°-} Ltd.

Miss R. I. Mason Triton Insurance Co., Ltd.

Marine Superintendents. Dept. Eastern Insurance Co.

Capt. A. R. Williamson, o.B.E., D.S.C., Queensland Insurance Go., Ltd.

marine supt. Bankers & Traders Insurance Co.,.

H. Craig, engineer supt. Ljtd.O ^ &fioaart^BlWI

Liverpool London & Globe In-

J.Capt.

Palmer, supervisory purser

W. Hetheringtoh, cargo supt. surance Go., Ltd.

P. Colman,: asst. do. Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Miss P. C. Dillon Manufacturers Life Insurance Co-

 SHANGHAI A25>l

j arno, 1?., Exchange Broker—45, Kiu- Machinery Dept.

kiang Hoad: Telephs. 18596, 19^78' H. Groezinger

and 12310 W. Gasten

W. Berg

Java-China-Japan Lijn Agenfcschap Insurance A. Vogt

Shanghai, N. V., Steamship Owners Dept.

and Agents — Brunner-Mond Bldg., General G. Neugebauer

133, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16247 Office

(4 lines); P. O. Box 1348; Cable A. D. Ghadoiwalla, accountant

Ad: Javalijn Miss I. C. Eitter

J. D. Carrie re, manager Miss J. Neugebauer

G. C. Mann, signs per pro. Miss H. Stiebritz

H. R. Semmelink

G. A. Aeiyelts , ,

H. Versluis n&mmmmmm

J. VV. Kranenburg Jenkins Tobacco Co., Inc., L. B., Importers

Jhr. D. van den Brandeler ofchuen American Leaf Tobacco—229,

•G. A. Rodde Road; Teleph. 10591; P.O. Sze-

Box

Miss D. Parkhill 1264; Cable Ad: Jenco

Miss M. Costa

Miss A. Xavier Jensen, G. S., Engineer, Contractor

and Merchant—410, Szechuen Road;

Wan lai Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jen-

senius

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Branch Office)—3,

Teleph. 18769 (2 Edward Ezra Road;

lines); Cable Ad: Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories, As-

Sluytersco sayers, Analysts and Nanking

Chemical Engineers—114, Consulting

Rd.;

Cable Ad: Labo

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co,—3,

EdwardAd:Ezra

Cable Road; Telephs. 18768/9; Jewish Communical Association

H. C. A. Sluytersco

van Someren, manager (See Associations)

Java Sugar Import Co., Import and for China—(Nee Jewish National Fund Commission

Export—Arnhold Bldg., 320, Szechuen Associations)

Road; Teleph. 14658; Cable Ad : Johnson Garage Ltd.—800, Peking Road;

Dachosugar

C. N. Vee, director Teleph. 40000

M. F. Chiu, do: C.S. Y.Johnson, managing director

Chow, manager

E, K. H. Chang, secretary

Jeansin Piano Co.—471, Avenue Joffre;

Teleph. 82239; Cable Ad: Jean m ft * % m

Qu che foo hun de

i£ m iTse zing Joseph Brothers, GeneralBank

Merchants—

Jebsen & Co., Import, Export, Room Hongkong &, Shanghai Building,

Machinery; Shipping and Insurance— 200; Telephs. 16305-6; Cable Ad:

110, Hankow Road; Telephs. 11574; P.O. Menabro

Box 620, Cable Ad: Jebsen ; All Codes Ellis Joseph, principal

Used. Branches at Hongkong and Can- A. M. Sopher, signs per pro.

ton 1 F. X. C. N. Sequeira, acct.

J.F.C. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa' Miss Flora Solomon, steno.

J. H. Jessen, partner (Hongkong) S. C. Chen, compradore

H. M. W. Waetcke, signs p.p.

Import Dept. Joseph,

D. Mielcke, signs jointly

Export Dept. missionR. M., General Merchant& and

Agent—Hongkong Com-

Shanghai

O. Soenksen signs jointly Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 16306; Cable

Ad: Rayj os

A252 SHAXGflAL

m b m ± %S Kailan Rale's & Whare Agencies,

fc'ah van slicing hai jik pao ' Distributors of Kailan Coal, Coke and

! Agents

CeramicsfortoYaotheHua Chinese MechanicalMarket,

Glass

Jouknal CE Shanghai, Le —21-23,,

du Consulat; Teleph. 84063; Oable A,d: of. Rue Co., Ltd., Chinwangtao, and Managers

Journachan Lootung and : Za Whei

..yesEt-33 Szeehuen Road; Teleph. [5253;Kong Whar-

G. S. Moresthe, irigr; & editor ' Cable Ad: 3497 .

si 'OT.-iS.S. Wang,

Lieu, manager do.

Kable (D.) Industrial Engineering K. S. Lieu, . do.

Co.,

chical Consulting, Meehanica and Te-

Teleph.Engineers—320,

16162; Cable Ad: Kiang.se Road; Kann, E., Exchange Broker—National

Kablexport. City Bank of New York, Building, 45,

HeadD.Office: Chicago

\T. Kable, genfmgr. Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 13235 and

EMle Stern, mgr. (Chicago, 111) 172615;, Cable Ad : Ekann

Tai Chang Ying, sub-mgr.

Sfiss C. Schusteir, sec. Karanjia, N.B., fExehaifge Broiler—45,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 1773l

^ M M

Kai don lee bung sze m m & m

Ka door in , matsit DisLensary, Medicines, Sur

—259, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18180 fectionery—539, CantonMorinaga’s

Instrument and Con-

& 18189, 20691 (Residence: Marble 90412, 90496; I/O. Box 587Road; Telephs

Hall) ; Cable Ad : Kadoorie : Codes :

.Bentley's and Bentley’s Second.

Hongkong Office: St. George’s Kassoff, Dr. J. F.—219, Hamilton

Building House; Teleph. 14379

Partners—Sir

(Com. E.i S. L.Kadoorie,

Leg. Ifon.), Kailooriek.b;e.

and

H. Kadoorie ^ n m n m

Ka s~e tein E sung

m % i* m m Kasiein, Dr. J. (Dr. Birt, Rail,

Kai lan kwgng wu kuk Mertens, Viruich and Schwarzen-

Kailan Mining Administration, The burg),

Well Physician—Office:

Road; Teleph. 31222,788yResidence:

Bubbling

Coal, Coke, Ceramics, Windbw glass 123, Great Western Road: Teleph. 21302

and

1st Shipping — H. & 'S. Bank Bldg.,

11078,floor,11079,

12, The

17776Bund;

(SalesTelephs.

Office); 11070,

19304 Katkn it Katen—39, Avenue ’Edward

(Southern

Private Office); P. O. Box and

Sales Manager 1198;Agent’s

Cable VII; Teleph..,.84745 ; . ,

Ad: Kaiping

F. W. G. North, agent ^ glj Bih fall

M. Sun, asst, agent Kelly ifeYYALSH, Ltd., printers; Publishers,

. G. C. Green, secretary Booksellers, Stationers and News Agents

Miss K. Macartney, sec. ---Kelly & Walsh Building, 66, Nanking

K. F. Chang, acct. Road;

N. S.' Lieu, asst. acct. , A.A. J.E.P.O. Box managing-director

Glover, 612;

Waller, director

Cable Ad: Kelly

A.commercial

C. Godby,office)mgr/ (shipping and J. A.H< B-.de

Searle,Jesus,do.secretary.

M. Armstrong, mgr, (Shanghai sales 3. O. Gregory, manager

office) A'. Mclver

Handley L. Derry, asst. N. P. Marsptf

Miss E. Park hill, do. N.V. S.H.i’astoohoff

Alves |I C.MissMackenzie

General Mariagtrs,for':— •. E. Guiilet

Yao Hua Mechanical Glasi Co., Ltd; C. Cdrte Real [ Vfiss M. Lubeck

 SHANGHAI

Western. Branch—876, Bubbling Well • Technical dept^ ,

Road A-,C. Manchau, assist.

T. P. Cranston, technical manager do.

Mrs. A. Cifka YTeh, naval constructor

C.S. F.F. Gewo,

Mrs. G. Silnitsky do.

Printing Works—400, Ferry Road W. S. Liu, elecirical engr.

J. V.H. M.Searle,manager

Allington, assist, manager J. G. B, Dewar

J.R. L.W.Youngman

Eawlinson Y.W. C.De\var

E. Dod ' : T.T.T. Sands

Houston

Misqli

Phillips

J. A. Roche R. Knox J. M. Smith

Miss M. C. Dimitriadhs

Kiencheng Banking Corpn. - (See Banks)'

^ Kah chony Kin Wah k Co., Building Contractors—

Kermani & Co., R. S., Silk and Tea Export- j Ad: 367, Kiangse Road; Teleph, 17706; Cable

ers, Commission Agents — 10, Rue du Kin wah

Consulat;

Rostamian Teleph. 82792 ; Cable Ad: King' 6hen Paper Mill, Ltd—QlO

R.P.S.R.Kermani Lane 1080 N. Chengtu Road; Te-

Kermani I Miss H. Kermani leph. 10579, ,

King Chong Chang’s Engineering

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.—133, Sze- Works, Shipbuilders, etc. — 660,

Point Road; Teleph. 52960; Cable

ehuen Road ; Teleph. 16247 (4 lines) ; Ad; 7298

Cable Ad • Javalijn

King Kee & Co.*

Engineering IMetals,Contractors

Supplies; Hardware and and

£ ^ ft* & IS Ship" Chandlers, Commission Agents—

Che loh mo e sang 76, Seward Road; Teleplis. 40078-9; Cable

Keylock & Pratt, Veterinary Sur- Ad: Kingkee

geons to the French Municipal % & vkm % n m &

Council, Surgery and • In firmary—

645-651, Gordon Road; Teleph.

30002; Cable Ad; Keylock; Codes: KtnhaiJingTrading hai mo'yih yu ye’lcuhg szt

Co., '.Lm, 1 .insorters.

A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Bentley’s, Exporters, Manufacturers !'Agents—137,

Lieber's Western Union Peking Road; Teleph. 17691; Cable Ad

J.D. Edgar,

L. m.r.c.y.s.,

McWhirter, d.v.s.m.

B.sc., m.r.c.v.s. Kinhai . ■ ,i . , ■ ■ ,

R. H. Robertson, m.r.c.v.s. H.Y.Y.Cheiji,

W. OJibi,niaJiagei;

^ub-ingr.. , :

D, IVChing,.export .dept.

Kiangsu Chemical Works—Lane 1501, K. C.‘Cheng, aect.

181, Ferry, Road; Teleph. 32032 KiNnear Piano Manufacturing Co. -

876, North Sfochuen Road; Teleph.

10612; Gable Ad : Kinpiano

#r f.v & m K

Kiang nan tsu zuen so M it ® ^ jR

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Tsong fa kioxt &in eld tqao tmmg

—Arsenal Road; Telephs. 84100, Kiousin Dock <|Sotei^te Franco Chinoise

84108

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.. ques),/-Shipbuilders, Engineers* and

Lieber’s Standard and Acme Boilermakers, Woodwork Contrac-

Execut'it't Dept. tors, and Constructors of Diesel Eng-

ines'

82084 etc,—9, Quai 22678

de France; Tels.

T.P. F.T. Chen,

Mar, director

assist, do. and 21149.

Cable Ad: Kiqusiri. Works: Avenue

(Nantao);

K. F.r Yu, business mgr. de Bezaure

H. Y . Liang, chief storekeeper

A254 SHANGHAI

Kirkby-Gomes, Dr. S. G.—222, Way Kobayashi ters—115, Yoko,

KiangseImporters and Expor-

Road; Teleph. 10182;

foong House; Teleph. 16679

Dr. S. G. Kirkby-Gomes, l.r.f.p. P. O. Box 571; Cable Ad: Hats

& S. (Glas.), L.R.O'.PL.M., F.R.C.

s. (Ediu.) p] ^ ii; |nj Ku dak hung sze

Y. C. Chang, secretary KODAK CO., EASTMAN, Distributors

Kishida

Fancy & po., H , Dealers in Japanese ries.Photographie

of Goods and Acceso-

X-Ray Supplies and Motion

40446 Goods-202, Broadway; Teleph. Pictures. Films—185, Yuen Ming

H. Kishida, mgr. Yuen Road; Teleph. 17310; Cable

Ads : Kodak or 1169. Head Office:

Kitafuku Yoko, (Paoshan Glass Works), Rochester, N.Y.; Branches: Tien-

Glassware

Importers —Manufacturers

205, and General

Minghong Road; tsin and Hong Kong

Teleph. 45198; P. O. Box $73. R. E. O’Bolger, mgr. for China

L. L. Farnsworth, asst, irianager

Kiu Cheng Loon Export & Import M. C. Reid

Co.—121, Kiar^gsi Road; Teleph. F. R. Diebold B. R. Worden

13689 F. Grandi Mrs. M. Heyenga

A. Ruf Miss H. L. '

Kiu Cheng Pongee Co.. Exporters of Raw E. Gubler Prince

Silks, Honan, Ninghai and Shantung E. C. Harden- Mrs. W. F. Hyi

Pongees, Silk Piece Goods, etc.—472, brook Miss C. Bayack

Weihaiwei E. Lamars Miss M. Silva

Ad: Ponco Road; Teleph. 33993; Cable

IG It Kong kee

Kiu Fob & Co., , General Importers and Koenigsberger, ter— 41, Rue L.,duImporter

C’onsulat;and Teleph.

Expor-

Exporters — Head Office: • 2, Siking

Road; Telephs. 13393-4; P. O. Box 578; Kingshill 81644; P.O. Box 276; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Ki ufo World

Kiyohara

S/.echuen

c Co.,Teleph.

Coal Merchants—110,

12302; P.O. Box KofaB MAmerican ft Ko-fa-da-ya-fong

644; Cable Ad: Kiyohara Drug Co., Drugs,

Chemicals, Hospital and Laboratory

Supplies, Manufacturing Chemists

!« mi # S & *11 —226, Nanking Road; P.O. Box

Jar ling bao 155; Teleph. 18790 (6 Lines, Private

Kgingelnberg

for Klingelnberg—Works: Hamburg- and Kofa; Ad:

Bentley's

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mosse

ofRemscheid

Machine (Germany)

Tools, SmallManufacturers

Tools and Executive Dept.

Machine Knives—133. Yuen Ming C.E. S.H.Franklin,

Yuen Road; Teleph. 17942; Cable

Ad : Klingco Thiel president

"Dr. e.h. G: 'Adblf Klingelrtberg Accounting H. W, Pflug, manager and secretary

(Remscheid) Dept.

Hermann Wieda (Shanghai) G. Schink, chief accountant

Martin H. Schulz, signs per pro. I. F. Pei

H. Schmid General Office

C,Walter Wittenbecher

W. Ling, compradore Chr.Buroh,signs

W. Haude p.p. |I Mrs.

Mrs. L.M.Schwaff

Young

H. N. Kali, do. (techn. dept.) Wholesale Dept.

Miss N. Karelin, secretary K. Tauber

Knipschildt and Eskelund, Importers O. Hoehmann | E. Lamb

and Exporters—220, Szechuen Rd. ;

Telephs. 19217 and 18222; P.O. Box Hospital L.

& Laboratory Supply Dept.

G. Roban

459; Cable Ad : Knipco A.K.Rheinfeldt | H. W. Holland

 SHANGHAI A255-

X-Ray, Eiecir6-Medical and Optical Koreska, W., Manufapturers

tionery, Office Supplies and Paper of Sta-

Dept. Goods—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ;

F. A G. Frischen Teleph. 10219; P.O. Box 1105: Cable

F. Kamuf Ad: Korescarbo

Chinese Dept. K. Schindler, manager

Dr. T. H. Li L H. I. Lee A. H. Nclting

Advertising Dept. F. Niki

V. P. Zoong J. Drain

Factory, and Laboratories — 156.8, Ward Korean Store, The, Dealers in

Road; Telephs. 50979 & 51068 Korean Froducts — 687, Avenue

Fr. F. Kupfer Joffre; Teleph. 72370

C. Harasim | N. A, Lagoon

Pharmacy

pensary) {See under American Dis- Kosloff, L., Importer of French Silk

Kofa Nanking Branch—Shanghai and Woollenof Materials and

and Novelties,

Road, Yung Ching Lee 6; Teleph. 61, Nanking Antiques

Exporter juries—

Road; Teleph. 16018;

22246 Cable Ad: Kosorient. Head Office

, W.. -Steinb recher. in Paris: 34, Euela Boefeie; Cable

Ad: Kosloff

Koh Jai Tse, General Importers, Export- K. P.M. Line (Orient-Java-Africa

ers, and Commission Agents—147. Line)—133, Szoc.-huen Road; Teleph.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15627; Cable Ad: 16247 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Jayalijn

Kohjaitse

Koh Wei Chi & Co., Importers and Kreulen, R. A., Insurance—1J3, Kiu-

Exporters, Speciality: Straw Hats kiang Road; Teleph; 12867; P.O.

—505, Honan Road; Teleph.. 93947 ; Box 936; Cable Ad :

P. M.O. Box 1497;manager

T. Kuo, Cable Ad: KolWeichi

S. Y. Chen, secretary Krugsman ife Go., J., Ship Chandlers—

141, Minghong Road; Tdleph. 41819:

Cable Ad: Krijgsman

Kohler, Schulz & Groesser, Exchange G. J. Grilk, mgr. & proprietor

Brokers—110, Hankow Road (1st floor); Agents for,

Van(Falcon

Vollenhoven’s

' /

Telephs. 13851, 16176, 18811 and

16627; Cable Ad : Kuremakler Brand) Dutcli 1’ilsper Beer

A.W.Kohler

Schulz |I H.

C. H.Grtresser

Rogge Dili f# t £

K’o lei sm iib .s.-e, . ,

Kokusai Dnyu Kaisha (International Krisel & KnisEL, Attorneys and CounseP

Express Oo.), Shipping, Charter- lors-at-Law — 142, . Museum Road :

ing, Customs Brokers, etc.—33, Sze-

ehuen’ Road; Telephs. 13603, 18501. Teleph. 17372; Cable Ad : Lesirk

18213, 18310: P.O. Box 1140; Cable Krivoss Realty Co.,' Arphitects, Land

Ad: Main and Estate

1331,

B. AvenueAgents

Krivoss, Joffre;

manager

and Contractova—

Teleph. 73953

M * * & J. J. Kim, secretary

Kong Dah Co., Dealers in All Kinds

of Rice, Flour, Grain and Fodder Rung Chin Iron Works Ho,, Manu-

Head Office : 132-138, Route Conty ; facturers of Engines, Boilers and

Teleph. 83870 Industrial Machinery—66, Linching

Road; Teleph. 50214

Kong

Road;TaiTelephs.

Hosiery50432

Factory—1080, Ward Kung Dah Co.—27!67, Pin’gliang

and 50455; Cable

Ad: Kongtai Road; Teleph. 51029

A 256 SHANGHAI

M x & m & m ft ^^ ^ ^ ^

Kxjng

and IUlugs

Cheng,391'Manufacturers

Bubiding of Carpets

Well Road; Kwang Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

! 14,

Teleph, 3345&; FactGi-y : 1(X» Passage, 127 Cable Ad: Kwanpetcoy Museum Road; Telephs. 11472-6,

route

A<1: Kuniehendu Pere Froc; Tejepm fi22P>; Cable 5335). Installation at Gough(Chinese Island

(Pootung)

Kung Ping Steel anP Ikon Works—

Manufacturers of Steel Furnitures, Kyetay Engineering Corporation,

Desks, Chairs, Stools, Shies,' Safes,

Vault and Library Construction- Architects and Civil Engineers—160,

Office: 545, Peking Road; Telenh. Av Edward VII; Teleph. 19934

94718; Factory: 181, Ziatu Road,

Teleph. 21256 ' La Donna, Silk Salon Modernique—199,

Nanking Road; Teleph. 19821; Cable Ad:

m ® it ft Ku,iiy yih sa chaiig Ladonna

1

Rung Yik Mill (Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.), L. Riggio, manager

Cotton

150,.1 ardine, Spinning

RobisonMatheSon'' a nd Manufacturing—

Hoad, Jessfceld

■ & Co., Ld., generalLace & Linen Syndicate, The, Ex-

W.managers,

K. Smith,27,manager

The Rifted porters, Wholesalers, Retailers and

Manufacturers of Hand-made Laces

XT. North

H. Hood, ! and Art Linens—114, Peking Road;

Teleph. 17685 ; Cable Ad: Neelin-

R.T. Sidebottom

Boardman chen

Neeling Chen, manager

± ?L Kung me

Kunst & Albers, Importers, Engineers Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shipping In-

and Contractors: Piecegoods, Sundries, surance and C

Hardware,

Steel andRoad; Chemical,

Oil Telephs. Pharmaceutical,

Departments Hongkong :u.d Slcuighai Rank Bldg.;

-110,9; Teleph.

Szechuen 18736-7-8 Artillery; 12854:

Code:P.O.Bentley’s,

Box 1602:Scott’s

Cable Ad:

and

P. O. BoxA.1179;

Codes: B. C. (‘able

6th Ad: Kjunstalber;

Rudolf Mosse, BoeN. H. Lacey director

Bentley’s, Acme, Alpha and

K. Schaefer, manager, sighs the firm Private •I. F. Cannan, do.

Representing among others: V. C. Olive, do.

M. A. N. Mascbinenfabrik Augs- S. G. Crank

burg-Nuernbefg, Gutehoffnung- L.D. M. Beattie

shuette, Oberhausen, Rheinland Mrs. Reeves

H. Glueckauf | H. Leykauf

Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Lalcaca & Co., Exchange and Bullion

W. Q. Farnham Brokers —45, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

10026, 17731 and 13C25; Cable Ad:

Ruo Min News Agency—53, Foochow Lalcaca B. P. Lalcaca, partner

Road; Teleph. r 14231; Cable Ad:

Kuotnineus N. B. Karanjia, do.

E. D. Damri, do.

Mi lM Kibang hip shu cho D. K. Mistry

SCwang HstjeiI Publishing HdpSE, .Eng-

lish and Chinese''Publishersj,

Booksellers— 140 Peking Road; AgentsCable

and Lang don & Co., E. W., Fed., Inc., C.S A.,

Ad: Lesdor Importers of and

Tools, Batteries American Machinery,

Supplies—30, Route

Miss M. Verne Me'Neely Cardinal Mercier ; Teleph. 74492-4

Mr'S. Griffiths Cable Ad : Donlangco

 SHANGHAI A257

jgi ^ Ta hsing A gen ts :

Lanh, Crawford & Co. (Provisions), Legal & General Assurance So-

Ltd., Coffee, Boasters and Blenders, viety, Ltd..'

Tea, Wine and Spirit Merchants— The London & Provincial Marine

90, Nanking Road; Teleph 11934; & General Insurance Co., Ltd.

P.O. Box 659; Cable Ad: Wheelock.

Branch Office: 866, Bubbling Well Legal A General Assurance 'Society,

Road; Teleph. 36218 Ltd., Agents

G. E. Harden, chairman

J. J. Sheridan, dir. and gen. mgr.

E. A. G. May, director Lee Hang Chang, Sailmaker, Rigger and

A. E. Fenton, do. Flagmaker; Dealer in all kinds of

Wheelock & Co., Ltd., secretaries Canvas,. Bqnting,,

X. Y. Sung Road; Teleph. 41897etc. -146, Minghpng

Miss P. I. Ellison

Laou Kai Fook & Co., Dealers in all LeeRoad; Hing Printing Co.—583, Szechuen

Teleph. 13736

kinds of Silks—Corner of Nanking

and Honan Roads; Teleph. 13348

Lee

Laod Kid Chwang Silk Co., Whole- 271-2, Boundary Hsin Transportation Co., Ltd.—

sale and Retail Dealers in Silks, 43232 Road; Teleph.

Saints, Crepes, Furs and Fancy

Goods—422, Nanking Road ; Teleph.

93169; Cable Ad: Losilko Lee Ming Book Co.—396, Foochow

Road; Teleph. 93801

Laou

StorpKid Luen & Co.and(“ Retail

”), Wholesale The LionDealers

Silk

in all kinds of Silk Piece Goods— Leede Engineering Corporation, Ra

dio, Sound and Electrical and Re-

591. Nanking Road ; Teleph. 93500: frigerating Engineers: Importers A

Cable Ad : Lionsilk Manufacturers — 3^399^ Bubbling

L sen teh Well Roaid; Teleph. 34154; Cable Ad:

# H ° 9 Leedel

Larsen & Trock, Electrical Engineers and Directors—J, T. Chwapg, .(Chair-

Contractors—178, - Avenue Edward man), C. Ede, F. J. Ede, J. T.

YII; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: Chvvaug and M. Chow, pp.D.

Trocklar F. Jg. Ede, manager

L.E. Trpck,

Larsen, partner

do K. T. Tu, refrigerating dept.

K. W. Change assist, mgr. and

chief accountant

Lazaro Bros., Sam, Musical Instruments Z. T. Chang, acct.

—130, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19225 C.K. N.T. Sung,

Eu, salesman

do.

tin RU Ming ching M. Chow, ph.d., consulting engr.

T. P. Chieii, qhief engr.

Lazarus, N., Optician—126, Nanking Z. L. Pao, assist. do.

Road; Teleph. 16626; Cable Ad: Lazarus Ige Chang, service tech.

H. Tobias D. N. Koo, lab. supt.

R. V. Meyer, partner

Mrs. V. Karter, secretary Lemarchand, W. R., Stock, Share a,nd

P. Jorge General Broker—Room 40, 16, Can

Lebel (China), General Merchants and ton Road ; Teleph. 14229

Agents—Wayfoong House, 220, Sze-

chuen Road; Teleph. 11215; P.O. Leon ard- Ve ysseyre-Kruze Arc!: itects.

BoxClive1199; Cable Ad: manager

Celita Surveyors, Decorators, Land

H. Hargreaves,

S. Tweedie Agents—461,

83943; Cable Ad:Avenue Joffre;andTeleph.

Beauxarts

Estate

A258 SHANGHAI

fn ^ Teh wo W. M. Howell, do. (Tientsin)

Lester, Johnson & Morriss, Architects, R. H. Purcell, signs per pro.

Givil Engineers, Land and Estate Agents

—20, Kiukiang Koad; Teleph. 15099; C.R. F.W.1).Fraser,

Lowe, do.

do.

Cable Ad: Kopeck F. A. IJooley,,M.LM.E. engr.

Gordon Morriss "L.C. H. Richards S, F. Harvey

Porte!la

J. R. Maughan, f.r.i.b.a. E.A. M.

Kagansky A. S. Ahmed,

E. struct,

F. Bothwell, f.r.i.b.a., m.i. Quinones' J.j. J.H. Dqong

Bailey

e. Agents Jot:

Agency Mather i f e Platt, Ltd.

Guardian Assurance" Co., Ld. Hilaturas Casablancas,

High Draft Cotton,S.A.bpinning

:

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd , Soap Machinery

Equitable Fire and Marine Office

and Glycerine Manufacturers — Re-

gistered Office: 18, The Bund; Teleph.

17227; P.O.

Factory BoxYangtszepoo

: 2.310, 597; Cable Ad:RoadLever. n & ® m *

Roger H. Heyworth, chairman Haft iiyif yin hung see

P. H. Cobb, director Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

Wm. Harper, do. (China), Ltd. —175, Soo chow Road;

W. G. Braidwood, secretary Ad : Ligmytoco P.O. Box 1203; Cable

Teleph. 13482;

Lewis

Road;Nurseries,

Teleph. 14398The—412, Szechuen Lih-Teh Oil%Mill, Cotton ^

Seed Oil, Tech-

Lewis Ideal School of Cookery—(^ee and “Three Anchors”nichal or Treble Refined “White Rose”

Educational) and Cocoanut Oil —12, Rue de Salad

1 Brand Oil

Consulat;

Teleph. 85080

Lewis & Sons, Inc., W. B.—266, Lilling & Co., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Peking Road; Teleph. 12355 sentatives-^! 33, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road; Teleph. 19846: Cable Ad:

H \%) mP sin9 chong Debrod

Li, S. C., Manufacturer and Exporter of I® H it H

Embroidery

Teleph. 10332—125, Nanking Road; Mei ho lee li ya chan g

Lilly & Co., Eli, Pharmaceutical and

Liang You Printing and Publishing Co. Teleph. Biological10037;

Products—316, Kiangse

P.O. Box 1572; CableRoad;

Ad:

—851, North Szechuen Road;

44189; P.O. Box 1722; Cable Ad: tories: Teleph. Lillyshang. Head Office andU.S.A.

Labora-

Liyoprinco, Shanghai Indianopolis, Indiana,

Loh Kwong Lam, chairman

Yue Hon-shang, gen. mgr. & PIS # ft **

Lin nan yu hsien hung sze

^[[ros Bing woo Lin

porters and Ltd.,

Nan Co., The, Importers,

Manufacturers’ Ex-

Agents—

^ - & Co., Ltd., Merchants, 497, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33973;

Wool, Hide, Skin and General Produce Cable T. S.Ad:Ling,Lingnanco

manager

Brokers—Glen

Rd.; Line Building,

Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad:4,Liddell.

Peking

Press

wns Packing

248 Yan Works and Storage Go-

«?,

Wharf / > gtzepoo Road, Birt’s Lindsay, Jean, ^ ^

J. H. Liddell, managing director Chinese Curios—Kelly &

P. W. O. Liddell, director,(absent) Walsh Building, 66, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 12087

 SHANGHAI A25S*

13 & PS # fa J8: M M Liverpool

Ling Sang Yin Men Kv.ng Sze Co., Ltd.—81,

P.O: Box Jinkee

758; Tel.Road, Teleph.

Ling Sang Printing Ink Co., Ltd., 11842; H. B. Scott, resident

Ad: Globance

secretary

The, Manufacturers and Wholesalers C.J. E.C. Brown

Cruttwell, assist, do.

of—Office:

Printing

703, and

Hankow Lithographic Inks

Road. Factory:

47, Tientungan Road, Chapei; Teleph. Agents

93016; Cable Ad: Lingsang or 7428 Scott, Harding

Jardine, it Co.,

Matheson Ld. Ld.

& Co.,

Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins:) Ltd.

Lingo

Teleph.Trading

16019; Co.—421,

Cable AdSzechuen

: 3948 Road; IE fig £ Laou teh che

Llewellyn

and & Co., Ltd.,

Retail Chemists J., Wholesale-

and Nanking

Manufacturers

Lie no yin chu tze chi tseh tsao chang of Aerated Waters —151, Road;

Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Manu- Teleph. 10072; P.O. Box 617

facturers of the Linotype Composing

Machine

for and High Grade Machinery

Letterpress,Photogravure n&Bnm t) -a- #

paper Printers—160, AvenueandNews-Edward Lloyd’sLgo' u ho in wu hung sze

(China) Publishing Co.—306,.

VII;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: 13448;

Linotype. P.O.

Head Box 1152;

Office: 9,

Kingsway,London; Works: Altrincham, Teleph. 15854 Glen Line Building, 2, Peking Rd. ;

England Geo. T. Lloyd, representative

H.Kong

Ellis,andmanager

Japan for China, Hong P. H. King, advt. manager,

J. China,

W. Norton, assistant manager for Nee Ah:phing, cashier

Hongkong and Japan Lloyd’s RegisterSurveyors—Glen

op. Shipping, Ship

A. J. Rozario (Hong Kong) and Engineer Line

Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph. 12262;

Linson J; Co., Exporters and Import- Cable Ad: Register

ers—40, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

18874; Cable Ad: Nosnil Lloyd Triestino, S. N. Co.—26, The

Bund; Teleph. 16885; P.O. Box

Lion Co., M., Exporters and Im- 2207; Cable Ad: Lloydiano

Cav. C. Polesello, general agent

porters of Industrial Chemical, etc. Cav. B. M. Rizzi

150, Kiukiang Road Teleph. 16143; E. Grantsch

Cable Ad1: Mothicide Cav. Uff. V. Chieri

Mrs. I. Fleming

fU Chung wo Miss W. Pereira

Little & Co., Ltd., 1930, William, Silklns- Loch, J., Hospital Supplies,— 41, Physical

Sictors and General

erchants—131, ImportRoad;

Museum and Teleph.

Export Laboratory Apparatus Rue and'

du

14858; Cable Ad: Westall; Codes: A.B.C. Consulat;Cable Ad: Yenom

Teleph. 81974; P.O. Box 212;

5thH.edn., Bentley’s and Acme

M. Little, managing directorCode

A. Zee

D. Bell,

Chungdirector

Ying, compradore London Guarantee and Accident Co.,

Y. E. Ding Ltd. (Far Eastern Branch), Fire,

Accident and Marine—27, Peking

Road; Telephs. 14649 and 12300;

Little Folks Garden School P.O. Box 719; Cable Ad: Phofire

(See Educational) Long Kee Realty and Engineering

Co., Ltd., Merchants, Engineei’s &

Lid Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. — 384, Contractors—288, Tiendong Road ;

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 34745; Cable Teleph. 40791

Ad: Liuholin Zealand Wang, managing director

A260 SHANGHAI

ft ft m m :~ G. E. Marshall A. J. Gast

' IL Mhi gan

Lojjkoiiay, Techni^ai aad Industrial

Supplies* Pumps, Electrical and J. Palmer G.M. 1.Johnston

E.T. Rudlahd Froemel

*

Mining Machinery, Railway Mate- R.G. W. E. Lang

rials, Chemicals, Pharniac'eutical

W. A. Arlderseii

Kemp J.A. R.Jacob

Kale

Products, X-Rays Apparatus, Me-

tals, etc.—230, Rue Porte de PQuest: W. Hetherington

J. Darby F.F. A.Pecaric

Teleph. 804p4; Caddie, Ad,: jjonkomay A.

• L. CtKew

C. Moore R. H. D.Curtio

Masson

F. Beda ride, manager Miss M. Gowing, stenographerE. S. Jacob

Loo31924Bros. — 368, Yates Road; Teleph. Y.T.MissT.Z. M.

Yih Pritchard, do. ddnt.)

Zio, (Chinese accounts

do.

K. L. Yang, do.

B. D.Wu,Zio, compradoredo.

D.

t?i & m m &

Lao po to i/it /men lung ‘szb

Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A.—175, Soochow Luebbf.rt’s American Pharmacy — 169,

Nanking Road ; and 278, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 1.3482 Road; Telephs. 12850 and 12859;

Point Road ; Teleph. *52776

Directors — Brig-Gen. E. B \lac- Cable Ad: Luebamph

M. A. Joffe, director

ixaghteni

E. F. Bolitho,(chairman), A. Bassett,

L. G. Cousins, A. Dr. Lansing Ling, do.

L. Dickson, C. E. Harber, A: A. Ed. G. Luebbert, mng. director

Lopato, H. V. Tiehcken and R. Pharmacy Dept. :

J. E. Price ■ O. G. Shashdin

C.Iv.C. McKelvie,

Newsori, f.c.i.s., Miss A. A. Ozerskya

assist. secretary

do. J. I. Gurevitch

Miss J. Sung

Office:

m # m m * V.C.I. S.Nesvadba, accountant

Lorenz, Dr. H. A., Attorney-at-Law

—133, Yuen Mipg Yuen Road ; TeJe- J. K. Ling, Chow do.

phone 1§567; Cible Ad: Lorentz

Dr. H. A. Lorentz m m m rr

T.Mi&fY. M.Tang, Druen, soc. ,& steno.

secretary Lu-teh-yang-hong

T. Y. Shed,1 interpreter Luthy & Oo., C., (S.A.), Consulting Civil

Engineers

Road; Teleph. and Surveyors—17,

11914;' P.O. BoxCanton1169;

Joi Kahtaotaze Cable Ad:

A.E. Lenzlinger, Luthyco

Aeschbach, b.sc., c.e. c.e.

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered

Accountants

(2nd floor); Teleph. — Glen 15530; Line.Cable

Building

Ad: T. F. Yok, acct.

Explanate (in Far East) and Celestor G. Lee (Insurance)

(London). Offices at Tientsin, Peipipg Agents for-.

andF. London

N. Matthews, F.O.a. Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—Te-

E. F. Hardman, c.a. leph. 18564

H. R, Cleland, c.,a.

A’.W. J.E.iKane,

Atwell;a.c.a.

c.A. (Tientsitf) • Lyceum Theatre—101, Rue Cardinal

A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London) Mercier; Teleph. 70414; P.O. Box

R.D. R.L. Read 706; Cable Ad: Lyceum

Glass, b.a., a.c.a. C. S. Sjteyer, manager

F.D. Ikin,

J. A.b.A. a;c:a. ;

Benson,

A. P. D. Kerfnedy, a.c. Maatschappij Tot-Mijm-Bosch-en-Land

B. H. Smith Bouwexploitatie in Langkat—1489,

Ward Road: Cable Ad: Macbain

 SHA^

]^| Loony mow

MoBain, George—1, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press

11174;

W. R.P;0. Box 306; The

McBain CableBund; Teleph.

Ad: Macbain Packers and

Canton Road,

Commission

and at

Agents—77,

Tientsin, Hankow,

E. B. McBain Chungking and Ichang; Teleph, 1005?;

P.O. Box 353

m Yung chong Hi 'Jk Tai ying Itwng sze

Macbeth, Gray & ~Co., Tailors and Mackinnon, Mackenzie V Co,—27,

Gentlemen’s

142, Nanking . 1 Cbm

lload; teTeleph.

pie Ou letters —

Cable Ad: Macbeth , /14247; The Bund; Telephs. 11428 (3 lines);

P.O. Box 354,: Cable Ad: P. &

J. Macbeth O. S. N. Co. : Peninsular; M. M.

C. E.Ivery

A. Dcarn & Co,, B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd.: Mac-

kinnons; E. & A. S.S. Co., Ltd.:

Amatrep; Marine Insurance : Co^,

® fi # Ltd. : Caminius

McCracken, PL V. Wilkinson, d.s.o,, partner

—5, AvenueDr./. C^ m.d.,

Petain; F.A.as.,,70466;

'Teleph. d.sc., (absent).

L. J . Davies, partner -i

Also St. Luke’s Hbspifal ' ! F. W. Foster, signs per pro.;

McDonald, Ranald T,W. Bone, g,/.. , ■ ,

Bar rister-at-law andGeorge, b.a., ll.b.,

Legal Practitioner, W. G. L. Dunbar

C. Black

Registration of Trade Marlas, etc.— V. W. S, MacGregor

169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele- Outdoor Staff

phones 10193 and 16739; Cable Ad: H. E. Webber, d.s.m.

“andRanald

6th Shanghai”;!Codes:

edns., Western Union A.B.G and 5th S. G, Wenman

Bentley’s

Ranald G. McDonald, b.a., li. b., Maclaine Watson & Co., Sugar and

Barristei-aLlaw Rubber — 12, The Bund: Telepb.

Agents in London—McKenna & Co.. 10077; Cable Ad : Maclaine

Solicitors, 3t. to 34. Basinghall M. L. Bevan, China representative

Street, London, E.C. 2

Macdonald, T. & Co. -1076, Sinza Mactavish, Twigg & Co., Chemists

Road: Teleph. 30466; Cable Ad: Druggists—91, Broadway; Teleph.

TTndertaker 40433; P.O. Box 206: Cable Ad:

Mahiee

McDonnel

Prnects—2,& Gorman, Peking Inc.,

Road;Engineering

Teleph. fji fg Sin fu

17674; Cable Rd: Macdon M adiek, Ribet et Cie. (Shanghai, Canton,

McGregor Yokohama, Lyons),Exporters—9,

Raw Silk, Waste

oF PorcelainIronEnamelled

Works, IronManufacturers

Ware and Silk and.Straw

Edward VII; HatTeleph. 84070: Aven.

P.O.

gigns-—235, Ward Road; Teleph. 50467 Box 307; Cable Ad: Madiersilk

McGregor ik Co., J. H.,

Engineers to the Enamelling Industry,Consulting mmo

Import

Vitreous Merchants,

Enamels — Manufacturers,

235, Ward Roa4 ofi MagilL k Co., Ltd., James (Incor-

Teleph. 50467 porated

Ordinances),under the Hongkong

Customs andCompanies

Freight

Macgregors, Lto.—44, Foochow Road; | Brokers, Transportation, Storage, Light-

Teleph. 17589; P.O. Box 344; Cable'Ad: j erage—120, (3 W.

lilies); Kiangse

Cable Ad: Rd,; Teleph. 11284

Magill.

Magellan

-T. F.C. Macgregor, governingdo..(director J. Hawkings, director

T. M. Nee, director

E.N. Macgregor.director

W. F.G.Bateman,

Crokam, do. and secy.

R. A. Young, manager

S. H.L. Fineland

A. H. Parker | A. Ross Pawelzig | S. J. Wyatt

A262 SHANGHAI

Operating Agents for the u % m & m

China Transport & Storage Co,, Yi pin chuen yg tsiang

Inc. (Lighters & Tugs) Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai,

Proprietors: Brick and Tile Factory—1722, Bre-

Shanghai Packing Co. nan Road; Teleph. 29478; Cable Ad :

Managers for Mancercha

The Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co.,

Ltd.—Teleph. 16622

Mahommetan Mosque—(Nee Churches) Manufacturers Hamilton13182-3-4;House,Life170,

Insurance Road; Co.—

Mater & Co., Wilhelm, Importers A Telephs.

Ad: Manulife; Code:P.O.BenKiangse

Boxtley’s.

525; Cable

Head

Exporters — 264, Kiangse Road; P.G. Office: Toronto, Canada

Box 1165 Graeme D. NicKoTl, branch mgr,

Matson Arcus, Modes, Millinery and Furs R. D. Ralfe,0tes. s$>retary

—Hamilton House; Telephs. 14389 & G. J. Tharp, assist:.- secretary

14047; Cable Ad: Arcus Miss G. Levis

Mrs. S.[ Yoorga

Agents

® M H* W S H Miss M, Abraham E. C. Robinson

Matson Lucile, Modes, Furs and Millinery W0. S.Danielson P. K. Daiko

—964, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

72202; Cable Ad : Lucile R. R. GilsonM’D Parr B.K. L.FootCheetham

K.H. F.N. 0.Wienberg

Watson John W. Ross

7C Yuen fong T. L. Chen

Maitland

the U.K.),

Merchants and Piece Roadin

Goods; HI g-S Me kao

.Auct toneers—126-10, Szechuen Mar-Kao, Ltd,, Importers—110, Sze-

Telephs.

Office) 17488-14308 (Compradore’s chuen Road; Teleph.' 10989; Cable-

Ad: Marco; Codtes: Bentley’s, A.B,

C. 5th and 6th'edns., Mosse

$1 H Ma er kong F, Foelster,

W. Liesemann, manager

assist manager

Malcolm & Company, Ltd. (Incorpor-

ated in Hongkong), Engineers and

Importers—Head Office : Wayfoong m /e n

House.(4220,lines);

11225 Szechuen Road:Triplerais

Cable Ad: Teleph. Mar eoriieevni shien (lien gung tsu:

Hongkong

hai Bank Building Office: Hongkong & Shang- Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co.r

A. Malcolm, director Ltd.—2, Peking Road; Teleph.

T. G. Hand, a.m.i.c.e., director 18953; Cable Ad: Natwirtel

J. D. Morrison, director (London) Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E., Customs

Joseph Brown, f.i.s.a., secretary Brokers, Forwarding Agents, Haulage

Engineering Dept. , Contractors, Lightermen, Motorboats,

F. G. Figgis, a.c.g.i., b.se., a.m.i. Steam Tugs and Tenders/ Removal

mech.e., (J. & E. Hall, Ltd., repre- Contractors,

kow Road; Telephs. Warehousemen—125, Han-

11000 (7 lines);

L. sentative)

A. Popoff Cable Ad: Marden

G,H. E.E.Marden,

General Office :

C, Asuncion I Mrs. F. M. Mclorn F. R. Davey, Arnhold,managing

director

do.

director

K. B. Chen ! Miss E. Encarnacao V. K. Song, do.

Metal and Sundries Department W. J. Hawkings, manager

W. F. Chow, compradore R. Manly-Allatt, office: manager

Sika Dept. V.S. J.J. Song,

Hall asst. mgr. I J.J. G.Groisman

Lovik

A. Yenshow Y. K. Wong I J, Kalousek

 Proprietors of

Whangpoo

12321) Ferry Service (Teleph. Marthoud & Cie., Silk and China Pro-

duce Exporters—53, Foochow Road;

Shanghai Household Removing Co. Teleph. L.

14200; Cable Ad:

Marthoud (Lyons,

Maraudius

France)

Teleph. 30000 (3 lines) P. Marthoud (Shanghai)

Margaret Williamson Hospital(.S'ce N. N. Schroeders

Hospitals) ‘M ij Mai yue chow hai

3£ S. Mary

FoochowGarden

Road Restaurant — 623,

Marderfeld, M., Importer and Exporter

of Fur and Skinfe^-458, Szechuen MASONIC

Road; Teleph. 18942; Cable Ad: District Grand Lodge of Scottish

Pulun

Miss L. A. Goridco Freemasonry in North China'

P. C. Kiang F. G. Penfold, distr. grand master

S. E. Hill, distr. grand secretary

Marine Engineers’

ciations; Guild—{See Asso- Masonic Hall—1623, Avenue Road;

Teleph. 30702

Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd.—18, Northern Lodge of China, N. 570e

The Bund; Teleph. 15236; P.O. Box

399E. P. C. Ashe, agent &'attorney

Masonic Club—{See Clubs)

Marshat> - Marsh, A. V., m.d. —China ^ ^ Mei tuck

(United

ApartmentAssurance

308), 104,Societv

. BubbliiiBuilding,

g Well Master

General

& Co., M. J., Commission Agents,

Road; Teleph. 9965 porters ofMerchants, Importers and Ex-

Silk Peiec Goods—131,Hankow

Road; Teleph. 10923; Cable Ad: Charna.

Marshall Bolton

Brokers—120, Jinkee Road; Teleph. M. C. Charna, do.

10300; P.O.

M. Bolton Box 621 Masukow Co., Ltd., General Impor-

G. R. Botelho ters, Exporters and Commission

A. P. Macain Agents—33, Foochow Road; Telephs.

16056Wokusam

Ad: and 12763; P.O. Box 3008 Cable

%1 .S', Chunff ho

Marshall Field & Co.. Exporters— — ^ Fouh ye

128. Museum Road; Teleph. 18414; Mataichi Yoko, Coal and Shipping Mer-

P O. Box 668; Cable Ad : Drumar chants —150, Boone Road; Teleph.

R. V. Swearingen, Oriental mgr. 45625

Ong Whan, representative Materiel Technique, Le, Railway and

Naval Materials and Textile Ma-

£ ^ w Pa e sung chinery—320, Szechuen Road • Tel.

Marshall, Marsh, Murray, Gauntlett, 14834 ; Cable Ad : Telint

Burton, Wall & Squires, Drs. —

Consulting

hai Bank Rooms: Hongkong

Bldg. (4th floor); &Telephs..

Shang- m m m m &

15047 and 15048 Ma teh fau lan chang

Mather & Platt, Ltd., Fire protection.

± ti a If M H Textile, Electrical, Hydraulic;

General Engineers—4, and

Peking Road;

Martelliere, J. F., m.d., Medical Practi- Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Matherplat

tioner— Res.: 1182, Avenue Joffer Liddell Bros.

Teleph. 74319 A. L. Slack, representative

A264 SHANGHAI

3§; 3§ Mow doth sang E. Schult, signs ppa.

Matheson & Co., Geokue, Importers and O. Jurany, signs i.v.

Exporters—119, Jinkee Road; Teleph. W. E minermann

13017: Cable Ad: Geomath K. Ludwig

A. C. Seidel

E. Schoefner

Matsumoto & Co., Y.—2d, Kiukiang L. Stump (

Road: Telephs. 14363, 17546, 17547 & H. Woelken

17568 W. Yeit

Y. Matsumoto Miss B. Gi'uenspan,

T. Tomino Miss

Mrs. T.M. Koehler

Stohler

T. Hori Miss C..'Faelz

Mayar Silk Mills, Ltd., Manufac Mehta & Co., Export and Import Mer

turers and Exporters of Silk Piece-

goods— 256, Tientsin Road: Tele- chants—25, Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

phone 94000,(4 lines); Cable Ad: 83203, P. O. Box 801; Cable Ad: Dbgdo

Mayarsilk

rr m m m m

Mei Shun S.S. Co., Shipping Agents

m m tv % m and

Teleph. 12903; Cable Ad:Szechuen

Shipowners—33, Meishun Road;

Mei sung yin su lewan

May Sun & Co., Paper Merchants—81, B.V ^ ^ Mei Che 8s

Honan Road; Teleph. 90916;

Melchers it Co., Import, Export, Ship-

May War Lee & Co., Importers .and Ex- ping, Forwarding it Insurance—210-214,

porters—262,

1767.1; Nanking Road; Teleph. Import, Export, Booking and16342-45

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. fpr-

Insurance

Depts. and 15566 Depts;

and Forwarding (3 lines)P.O.for Box

Shipping

1004;

Mayee Cable Ad: Melcorp (Export), Melchersco

81851 & Co.,-27, Av. Du bail; Teleph. (Import),. and NprdUoyd (Shipping—N.D.L.)

Line).Maerskline ; (Shipping — Maersk

Medical Analysis Laboratory and Representatives

of Europe: C.forMelchers the Continent

& Co.r

Laboratoryof Chemical

boratory Pathalogy, Research, (La-

Bacteriology, Bremen

Biochemistry and X-ray Department— Representatives for the United

3, Ezra Road (5th floor); Teleph. Kingdom: F. A. Welti & Son,

17485 London

New York Agents: Melchers Inc.,

j -JI Mei de kin New York, U.S.A.

•Branches: Hongkong, Hankow,

Medicon, Ltd., 1S. A., Importers of Tientsin, Tsingtao, Canton,

Medicines and Hospital Supplies— Swatow, Peiping & Tsinanfu

6, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10891; Partners:—K.

A. Lindemann (Bremen),

Cable Ad: Nocidem

H.h‘T

Saeeert, manager. KorffWidmann (Shanghai),

(Shanghai), Dr. A,

C. G. Melchers

Mel hard t (S’hai),

H.Ed. Ed. Michaelsen

W. Warneken,

Breuer, signssigns

theper(Bremen)

firmpro.

!!& Meeyeh H. Dieckmann,

K.K. Dietrich do.

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Mer- Halla H. Meyer

chants—137, Canton Road; Telephs. Miss M. L. Her- Mrs. H. Mueller

18174 (3 lines); P.O.

P. Westeridoff, partner Box 997; Cable mann H. Scherde

C. Rieck, do. Miss E.

W. Mayer Kolkman Miss A, Schuettn

A. Cortum, do. Mrs. N. Mashin Dr. H. Steeneck

O. Suchanek

W. Leutsch. do. W Meller Miss M. Voyce

 SHANGHAI A26&

General Agents—'Sovth German Lloyd Mercury Press, The, (Post Mercury

Bremen Co., Ltd., Fed., Inc., Proprietors),

F.W.Budlotf, Printers Publishers, Bookbinders,.

Mascher,signs

signsperperpro.pro. Engravers and Die Stampers, and

Advertising Agents—21, Avenue Ed-

W. Boettcher ward VIII; Teleph. 84087; Cable

H. Hohlmann

Miss A. Bruecher Ad: Mercupost

H. Buelow G. C. Bruce, general manager

C. S. Maschmann G. A. Johansson, secretary

H. G. Semper Miss P. Maher, stenographer

Mrs E. Schroeder Printing Dept. :

E. Schwartz L. J. Mrantz, manager

A. Wurthmann G. J. H Hendriksen

W. Zschimmer H. K. Sung

North German Lloyd, Bremen, Y. C. Yeh

Inspection Shanghai H. Wiihojt, proof-reader

G. Holste General Office; :

Agents for: Y. F. Zah. chief aoct.

“Maersk Line” (A. P. Moller). C. A. Lob ' | Y. K. Zah

Copenhagen Dispatching Office:

The Isbrandtsen-Moller Co., Inc., J. K Y. Lee

New York, TLS.A. K. L. Liang'

W. Mascher Press Boom Supervisor:

General Agent? for: A. P. Nikitin

Kamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance

Co. $£ it Mti fah

O. Schneider Merecki, H.—159, Peking Road; Teleph.

15948; P.0. Box 428; Cable Ad: Merfah

Mercantile Bank of India — Mertens, Dr. H., Medical Practition-

Banks) er-1—Office : 788, Bubbling Well Rd.;

Teleph. 31222

Mercantile Co., The, General Mer-

chants—128, Museum Road; Teleph ^P&*

17865; Cable Ad: Genshoto Ta fah ho hoo iim men hung sz

Messageries Maritimes,' Compagnie

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club— Des (French Mail'’Cctapany) — 9,

Avenue Edward VII; Telephs. 82034

{See Clubs) (3 lines)

J. Cochet, agent 'general" for the

n & m m fiiij nu 3St m Far East

Song van ying chat yu nan kuno sze C. R. Miollis local manager

Mercantile Pointing Co- (1925), P. BrUneel

Ltd., Printers and Lithographers— A. Bossee

Head Office and Works: 255, Wei- R. d’Ungerp

haiwei Road; Telephs. 34312-3; H. A. Harrs

Town Office: Room 515, 81, Jinkee A. Yourieff | Mrs. A. M. Kou

Road; Teleph. .13689 Metal Box Qd-. Ltd., Printers on

W. A. White, director Paper and Metal by all Processes,;

Beck and Swann, secretaries Decorated Tinplate and Metal Box

A. E. Lockver, managing director Makers—133, Szechuen Rohd; Tele-

Mrs. C. W. Rayden phone 15170; P.0. Box 2p2;; Oabl®

P. iS. Pih Ad : Demitints. . ’<

J. Jacopi E. Powell, .Far Eastern. Adminis-

V. T. Zien trator

20

A266 SHANGHAI"

MethoWst E^isc^pal ' MissirtN (-fee ‘MiAg MuEHLfcNfiAU and Industrie A.-G

Manufacturers of Flour Mills, Rice

Churches) and Oil Mills, Silbs and Granaries,

Metro - Goldw.yn - M aa-er of China — Breweries; Cement Mills, Rock

Rooms 133 arid 141, Embatikinent Build- Crushing Plant etc. — Yokohama

Specie Bank Bldg., 24th The Bund;

ing; Teieph. 4dl68; Cable Ad : Me- Tel. 17780; Cable Ad: Muelilenbau

tro films

Morey Marcus, 'manager

I.C. Greenberg,

Wong asst. mgr. m m x <6 m m

Z.W. L.W.Chu

Deitz . Miao, Kay-Pah, Civil Engineer and

F. Horenstein, steno. Architect,

13 Lane 733,Land and Estate

Connaught Road;Agents—

Teieph.

33341

Metropole

and Foochow Hotel — Corner

Roads; Teieph.Kiangse

12500;

Cable

Cathay Ad: Hotels,

Methotel Ltd., managers Pao zung 'pao foong pao hsien kung &ze

Middleton, Co. (Insurance); Ltd.,

Metropolitan Film Distributing Co. Hugh, Managers and Agents for

—1326, Fire and Marine Insurance Com-

Box 1045;Av.CableToffre;Ad:Teieph.

Talkie 75373; P.O. panies—45, Kiukiang Road : Teieph.

16595; P.O. Box 482; Cablp Ad:

Humid; Code : Bentley’s

Hugh Middleton, director

W. B; O. Middleton, do.

Metropolitan Land Co:; Dm. (Incorpo-

rated in Hong Kong)—17, The Bund; Midland Investment Co., Ltd.—175,

Teieph. 15455; Cable Ad : Metro Soochow Road; Teieph. 13482

Francis R. Smith, chairman Cheang Koon Chi

R. Calder-Marshall, c.b.e., director A. L. Dickson v

M. Reader Harris, do. R. J. E. Price

G. E. Marden, do. H. Moore

O. Okamoto, do. rC. C, Neyson, f.c.i.s.

C. V. Star, do.

Yuson Yeo, do.

W. A. H. Duff, secretary Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Manu-

Mrs. E. K. Davies facturers of Cotton

A. V. Skvorzov

H. V. Basil 110, Szechuen Road; Thread—Office

Teieph. 13515;:

S. Y. Lee P.O. Box 1678. Mill: 248, Yang-

N. K. Chen tszepoo Road; Teieph. 53099; Cable

J. F. Chang Ad : Reels

Cheung Fuk San, (Hongkong)

H. R. O. Edmonds, mill mgr.

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex- Wm. Hendry

port Co., Ltd., Steam Turbines, Con- Wong Sze King

densers and Electrical Machinery—

Room 329, Sassoon House; Teieph. 14629; 3. M. Frame, secretary

Cable Ad: Metrcvick

— 8a,i he

^ Ji Zmng zuen loong Mikasa & Oo., Japanese Silk and

Curios; Dry Cleaning and Dyeing,

Meyerink & Co.,Insurance—150,

Wm., MerchantsKiukiang

Import, and

ExportRooms

Road, and 401-405; Teieph. 17882 ; Well Shirt

Road; Makers—931,

Teieph. 31382;Bubbling

Cable

P.O. Box 515; Cable Ad: Meyerink Ad : Mikasaco

H.E.Tiefenbacher

Leistner, signs per. pro.

H. M. H. Tiefenbacher Millers Co.—106, Peking Road;

Teieph. 13845

 SHANGHAI A267

Mitsubishi Bank—(Nee Banks)

Mi ling ton kwang how yw hsien kunq sze ■

Millington, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong- fij & San ling hung sze

kong), Practitioners in Advertising— Mitsubishi Stioji Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitr

Gallia Building, 668, Szechuen Ed.; subishi Trading

Teleph. 11655; P.O. Box 750; Cable Exporters, ShippingCo.),Agents Importers,

and

Ad : Milladvert Insurance Agents—36, Kiukiang Road;

Board of Directors Teleph.

Iwasakisal18080-7-8-9; Cable Ad:

N. H. Hickling,

E. F. Harris chairman S. Iwata, sub-manager

F. C. Millington, managing director

Mrs. O. J. Calder, private secretary Mitsui Bank—(Nee Banks)

Studio

B. Rozenbaum

Copy Dept.

S. Wai, director of Chinese Miyakoya,

Y.advertising Shirts and Pyjamas — 86,.

Boone Road; Teleph. 40757

Outdoor Advertising Dept. Model

B. Rozenbaum, directing manager

J. Heyman Teleph.Dairy21997;Farm—8,

Cable Ad:Tifeng

Moshi Road;.

Accounting Dept. Modern

T.A. H..

J. Barson, secretary

Chow, accountant corators,Home (British),

Interior WoodworkFurnishers

Glass andde-

General Office Metal Workers — Showrooms

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34310 : 8748,

L. Poddakh Avenue Foch, Teleph. 72540. Office and

Publishing Dept. Factory : 1110, Gordon Road ; Teleph.

W. R; Parrot 34353;

Modernhome P. O. Box 1509; Cable Ad:

T. S. Bao Construction Supplies, Ltd., mgrs.

Hongkong Office J. E. Gray, director

Miss Elma Kelly, it.sc. ChinaLtd.,Import

Ming Son EggIncubators,

Farm, Poultry Breeders, agents! Export Lumber Co.r

&

Matchery, Brooders, and O.Richard

K. Malinowski

Paulick, b.a.

Poultry Supplies—Farm:

Road, Kiangwan; Teleph. 514. Ziang Ying

Kiangwan 38, T. King, acct.

Office: 27, The Bund; Teleph. 19004 H. Werther, b.a.

Z. T. Tsang, proprietor P.Rudolf

P. Joukoff.

Paulicksculptor

Minutti & Cie, Civil Engineers, A. Ott

Reinforced Concrete Specialists. G. Liebseh

Surveyors, etc.—668, Szechuen Rd. : A.MissKosch

E. Tager

Teleph. 14282; Cable Ad : Betoalemi

Sales Dept.

Miorini, Dr. Albert, m.d. (Universiy of G. Czako

Vienna), Specialist in Surgery, Mid-

wifery Miss R. Sand ■

BubblingandWellWomen’s Ailments

Road; Teleph. 30323—934, M. N. Sytin

Missionary Home—(*S'ee Churches & ^ m &

Missions) Mohideen

Dealers in& Precious

Co., P.,Stones-"-^#,

Jewellers Newand

Missions

Missions) to Lepers—($e€ Churches & Yu Yuen Road-; Teleph. 23961;

Cable:

Hajee Ad: L.MohidOen

U. genefal

A. Mohideen,

-tfc ~ Sang ching (Land.),' manager f.r.s.a.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & H.M. Usoof,-trav. inspector

A. P. Mohideen, sub-mgr.

Co., Ltd.)—185, Szechuen Road; M. J\L Hamzah

Teleph. 13570; P.O. Box 3123 Mon. Ahyub

*20

A268 SHANGHAI

IJ; Aai eh'e i® it ta is m

Mollers’ Limited, Merchants, Ship- Mo-no yin 'chi/ii See eke isih cho chong

owners; Agents and Freight Brokers Monotype Corporation, Ltd.,

—Booms, ; 214/226a, Hongkong and (Formerly Lanston Monotype Cor-

Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd floor,

12, The Bund; Teleph. 13427; P.D: poration), “ Monotype

Machine, Thompson ” Typesetting

Typecaster, Miller

Box, 1312; Cable Ad: Mollerline; i Platens, Miller Cylinder Presses, Miller

Codes: Boe, Scott’s, A.B.C. 5th and Saw Trimmers, Harris Offset—17, The

6th edns. Bentley’s Complete Phrase', Bund; Teleph. 19830; P.O. Box 1770,

Lombard’s and'Acme Cable Ad: Monotype

Eric Holier, mng. director E. E. Wallwork, manager

Eric B. Holler Miss L. Harpham

Lindsay B. Holler T. L. Tsau

Ralph B. Holler

Christopher B. Holler Monroe & Co., F. C., Importers and

E. inst.t.,

Kerinode,

Sec.f. ' r, boon, s.,' grad, Coal

Exporters, Shipping Agents and

Merchants—128,

F. Schmuser, s.f.a.i., accountant Teleph. 10677; Cable Ad: Museum Rd.;

Captain G. C. Walker, Marine Dept. Monroe

P. TeniSson, Engr. Dept. F. Y. M. Low, manager

H. M. Stanley^ Salvage

N. Malinovsky, Chartering Dept M JBj Moo dee

N. Kushnerenkp Moody, Mark L., Federal Inc., U.S.A.,

H. A1 i hail off Distributors of Motor BodyCars, General

A. Maltseff Automobile

Mrs. E. B. Carr

Miss R, Butt Painting andRepairing,

Accessories—80,Building,

Avenue

Miss E. Kranmaleff Edward

Station : VII; Teleph.

408, Rue 16394. Teleph.

Bourgeat; Service

Miss H. Remedies 72200; Cable Ad: Markmoody

Miss S. Gutierrez

Hiss L. Barradas Moon Garage—220, Avenue Edward VII;

Miss J. Lespinasse Teleph. 16334.

Miss A. Kranmaleff

Mrs. M. Hartmans

Mondemach, K., ExpertBubbling

Chronometer and HI? fiili # # Lue e sz mo

Watchmaker—1161,

Teleph. 33284; P.O. Box 1456; Well

CableRoad;

Ad: Moore & Co., Ltd., L., Auctioneers,

Mondenach Fire Loss Adjusters and Assessors,

Expert Appraisers, Land, Estate and

Mow foo Road; Telephs.Agents—191-199,

Commission 16123, 10564-5 (FirePeking

Loss

Molnar & Greiner,— 330.

Paper Importers PaperSzechuen and (Chinese); Cable(Auction

MakersRoad; dept), 10153 dept), 16126

Ad: Mooreco

Teleph. U766:Codes:

P.O. A.B.C.

Box 1074; Cable E. Q. Cooper, managing director

Ad: Greiwis: 6th, Acme, S. M.Lord,

Haysecretary

Thorburn,andc.a:,

general

chief mgr.

abet

Bentley’s and Private

B. Greiner, proprietor (Vienna) Fire Loss Adjusting and Auctioneering

M. Kars do. Dept.

E. Kelen, manager S. Lord

Monique, Dressmakers and Milliners —1 G. Valentine

W. D. Brown |I T.J. F.A. Moses

Buckley

810, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 7185 Agencies

Toplis k, Harding, Assessors and

Marine 1790)

London Surveyors (established in

Wah ming you yeh Tcung sze

Monk & Co., A. C. (Inc.), Leaf To-

bacco Dealers—353, Kiangse Road; Morgenstern, O., Agent—81, Jinkee

Teleph. 12101; Cable Ad: Monkto- Road; Teleph. 17024; Cable Ad:

bac Morgenster

 SHANGHAI

Moit&E, F. S. (Shanghai Gotten

Controller, S wOrti Weigh'er and Measurer ! tlRipn %letfer,, Benilpy’s and A.B.Q,

—2, Peking Road; Teleph. '14817; P. O. j| 6thH.,.edn. j. Moysey, director

• •

Box-1767; C

K. G. Lommegren, B.gcr... (Swe-

^|J jit Nee imi'lec den) m.e., s.t.a.l., rep resen ta-

Mortimer Reid & Slee, Chartered Ac- ! , Mrs. -hive for .the, Far East

countants—18, The Bund; t'elfepn. 14070; : Agent* fbvM.■ Schneider •■ -

Cable Ad: Mortmereid

1 AsOa Eleotric,’ Ltd., Sweden. Mo-

.Moses, M E. ^ 42"; Av. Haig; "Teleph. tors, Precision Gears and Gear-

10771; Gable AVI: Fortune ed Motors,. Generators.. Trans-

formers, Converters, Rectifiers,

0 Mo,s? Switch Gear, Coridehsers; etc:

; Stal. (Lj angstrom) Steam Turbine

AIoss & Go., (China) Inc., David L., i A,Co.,B. Ltd., Sweden

de Lavals yAngturbin,

Exporters and Importers—110, Sze- Pumps, Blowers, Crude Oil

chuen Road; Teleph. 10616; Cable Engines, etc.

Ad: -Moscpdel; iCodes : A. IDG. 5th

edn., Private and Acme ; Nydduist & Holm, DiesOl Engines

Thos. Robinson k Son, Ltd., Com-

m n $& Mowtehh plete ’Flour Milling Machinery

!Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S.., Piano and Organ I A. Bl Separator, Centrifugal

Manufacturers. Music’ and Musical '■Butterworfh ! . Separators

Instrument Dealers — 60, Nanking & Dickinson, Ltd.,

ltd.; Teleph. 10112; P.O. Box 770; Cable Weaving Machinery

Ad: Moutrie; Morse. Chain Co., Rooker-Chains

-ednsO, Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

and Lieber’s A. B. Pentaverken, Stationary &

Marine Engines

Directors—W. J. Isenman

K. E. Newman and H. W. P, (chairman). A. B. Liljeholmens : Kahelfabrik,

McMeekin Electric Cables and Insulated

R. T. Hurch, gen. mgr. & secy. 1 Hajos Wires, ^ ■ • , » I

Accounting Dept. k Szanto. A- G., KW-Hour

A. C. Remedios . ■ ’ ’ ■ ' ; ' ' ! Meters,,

Skies’Dept.

Mrs. W. Curtis. . mrti mm

Technical Dept. . , \fei kuH'tfti’W foo 'find snu sh fi ipin tsang

,0 E. J.Wehbelove <

Higgins ,, , a , jMuEFORj) Co.,. H. K-., Manufacturing and

Biological Chemists—161, Museum Rd.;

Factory—Baikal Road | Teleph. 17123; P.O. Box 812; Cable

• •.Ad:

' Ltd.,■ sole distributors

\V. It. Heplnmi •Mtistard'

Moihtard

for it’Co

China M

and Hongkong

Alow Lee ^ Co,, Manufacturers of Morris

Shell Buttons, Button Blanks and

Button Machinery,v General Impor- (Lohd.),W;general

Stranack, F.C.S.,in China

manager m.p.s.

ters and Expoj-ters—Head .Offipe: and Hongkong

Harold .6. Howard* m.p.s.

147, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

8333,5; P.Q. j Box 16,05; Cable Ad : ! ,P. X.S. iT. Wong, PH.G. FHAR. A

Nien

Mowleeco G. H. Doo

S. C. Chow

^ # *'J i* V. D. Zee

Mou le yu hsien kang sze ' V. W. Wang

P. F. Zee

Moysey & GO., Ltd., H. 'J., Electrical ahd Donkld Shing

Mechanical Engineers — 452, ! Kiangse ■ Samual II. Chapg

ROad; Telephs. 18331 and 16466; Chan Hok Lin (Kwangtung)

Cable Ad : Adasea; C’odefe V Western Y. M. Hu (Hopei)'

A270 SHANGHAI

Muller, E. Jv, Consulting Civil En* Chief

giheer—308, Glen Line Building; step, Assistant — II. (London);

b. a. Hons. (3. , Huck-

Teleph. 16800; Cable Ad: Soloie Teleph. 14614

Assistant—Mrs. R. E. Lane

m n ^ m i«h Chinese Education Officer—H. C.

Chen, m.a., Teleph. 10247

Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed. Assist.

Inc., U.S.A., Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentatives—Hamilton Hottee ; Teleph. H. S. Chinese

Chen, ph.Education

n. Office—

10534; P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad:

Mulphico. Head Office: 1, Park & & X 1? ® ±

Avenue, New York

Shanghai yah’ chi hung koh

MUNICIPAL COUNCILS Ellis Kadoorie -Public School for

Chinese

Teleph. — 445, Shanhaikwan Road;.

30200

m ^ x Rung pu chu Headmaster—A. F. T. Holland

Shanghai Municipal Council—Adminis-

tration Building, 209, Kiangse Road

Teleph. (Chairman) 19992 /affix

Councillors (1937-1838) — C. S. Rung pu chu nieh tsoong zung

Franklin (chairman), W. Gock- ivha dung hung hoh

son, Yulin Hsi, Singloh Hsu,

Eugene Y. B. Kiang, V. St. J. Nieh Chih Kiiei Public School for

Killery, W. S. King, R. G. Chinese—42, Kinchow Road; Teleph.

Macdonald, F. N. Matthews, W. 51069

H. Plant, H. Porter, c.m.g., T. Headmaster—L. Kershaw, f.c.i.

Urabe, Y. Yamamoto and Yu Ya Assist. Masters—G.b.a.,L.and

Aitchison,

Ching H. Rogerson, 7 W. C.

Land Commission (1937-1938)^-11. • Divers .

' Remits. T. Z.R. King,

S. H. Peek, D. K Pehan Li,

Silby.and Assist. MistrbSses—Mrs. I. Adams

and Mrs. M. L. Dave

E. A. Long (secretary)

» s * «i® ms is i Polytechnic

Chinese—77, Public SchoolTeleph.

Pakhoi Road; for

Secretary-General’s

Cent. 10089 Office—Teleph. 91055

Secretary General—Stirling Fes- Headmaster—T. G. Baillie, b.sc.

senden, LL.D. (Hons.) f.r.g.s.

Private Secretary—Mrs. R. E. Ede Asst. Masters—R. G. Southerton

and R. Spivey

Chinese Studies and Translation Assist. Mistresses—Mrs. A. M.

Department—125, Hankow Road; Kirk and Mrs. A. Murphy

Teleph. 10191

Director—Chas. Kliene ^ a * « x

i ’Assistants to Director—H. West- Shanghai Wor dung hung hok

nidge and P, J. Kozoolin

Stenographer and Typist—Mrs. Public

L. D. Goidring Haskell Road; Teleph. 45581 — 63,

Scnoop for Chinese

Chief Assistant—Sun Tsu-lieh Headmaster—H. B. Lobb, b.sc.

EDUCATIONAL ® 5$ m &

Education Department—Administra- Si dung nui Shu yuen

tion Building, 180, Foochow Road; Public School, for Girls 70, Yw-

Teleph. 19416 yuen Road; Teleph. 20670

Superintendent—L.

r.com., f.c.i. C. Healey, Headipistress—Miss A. S. M. Alex-

ander, B.sc.

 SHANGHAI AiH-

Assfetaip —,Mrs. W. Reven ue Office — Telej >:is : - Deputy

,■ Aitchison,

Mrs. L. Mrs. S. Miss

Somei'P. Miss

M. Jiiiurne, •Tr'eas. 10390, Assistant Treasurer

Darroch, M. A.. Davison, M.Mrs.G. •12084V'General Office 10777, Licence

OfficeChinese

10391, Land Tax Office

M. I. Duguid, E. M. Close, m.a., y and

Mus F. 1 I.Mrs.Harris, b;sc:,Kay,Mrs.MissJ. Rate' Office 1

10927 132C3

Harvey, J. K. DeputyBourne Treasurer (Revenue)—V. H.

F. Macgregor, Miss M. 11. Mac-

Gregor, Miss A. M.

Miss M.'.CJ. Munday, b.a., Mrs. Manning, Asst. Treasurer (Revenue)—R.

D. H. MissParrott, Miss M.m.a., C. Middleton

Itudge, M. ^iitherland, Chief Assistant—P: Colliery

.Miss G.B.sc‘.,

Medy, B. Warmoth,

Mile J. A.Miss E. D.

Simonnet Senior Assistant—A. T. Gray

Art Mistress—Mrs. E, Smith Assistants—H.

Johnston, Gi M.Kliene, Evans,M. G.Kra-

A.

® n m dner, L. F. Payne, A. Pratt,

Janies Sze, T. H. Walker, V.

Public School fob (jIRLS—390, Boone

Road; Teleph. 41-830 . PL. W. WattoTi and Woo: Yoong

: Ming

iu i Head u. a. -Mistress—M'

. !- i iss^

' dnd T. Fiiktida,

& % M M U X Chief Ins'pector—g. .\,:rLake

JCung "jm ehii 'hdn peh Vi kung fi&ueh tony Inspectors—^F.' J. Forrest, H.

Public and Thomas North Hanbuey.Szechuen School Hotchkiss, C. Hi. Ridgway, A.

foe Boys—191, S.: Sullivan, T. Watanabe, R.

Road; Teleph. 40600 Weight. ami T. E. .Wilson

Headmaster — P. Crow, m.a. Assistant Inspeetoi's—T. Aiers,

(Cantab.), n.s.o., m.c. W. Atkins, W. T. Bartlett, H.

’ J.JGhristensen, A. C. Codjier,

^ -k m m m ■ G. .F.: C&urse. W. A. Dunn, J.

Thomas Hanbury School foe Giels ‘ . d Fowlesy A. J. Griffith, F. D.

Harris, A. T. Kemp, D. Mur-

—170,

Acting Boom: Road; Tfel' e ph. 42059 phy, R. Nishibe, J. W. Robb,

Maher,Headb.a. Mistress—Mrs. M. C. n C. P. Saveloff, A. Seheel, P. J.

Sc'Sluper, R. » W. Slight, W. G.

n mk®^ x Stone, J. A..Tibbie, T. Tollef-

Finance Defahtment —Teleph. 12810 ..r;- e Wataiiafae sMJf/O G. A. Yurm:1 and M.

— . '

■ Treasurer & Controller’s ^Ollice :

- 'r;' .iTreasurer

**041 ik Controller—Major

I Tv Ford, o.b.e.,. a.c. a., f.i.m.t.a. J.

i Secretary—M iss M. D.. Smith m m ti 7jc m ^ x

Finance Office: .G FIee’ Beigade—Office : 2S0, Honan

Deputy Treasurer—J. W. Mor- ' exchange Road ; Telephs. , 15181-2-3 (Private

to ali^dejpts. for ordin-

eher, a.i.m.t.a., f.s:S; ' ary purposes)

Assistant Treasurer 4- E. P. Chief Officer—Capt. J. G. Dyson

Oliver, Aic.a. Deputy Chief Officer—Capt H.

Accountants—G. O. Jackson and G. Reed

H. E. Middleton,.

Assistant Accountants — A. G. Third - Officer—W. Charters *

P. Dewing; f.l.a.a..,-A.I.C.S., T. Fourth Officer—R. G. Watkins

■ A. Aiera,! E,-.Beeching, a.c.a., Engineer Officers—H. A. Crick-

: J; D. A. Hutchison,, a.o.a., A. mer & H. R. Powell

P. Sutherland Accountant Officer—.T. HuxIpv

Assistants—tL. F. Stokes, N. M. Chinese ' Senior Assist.—CRing

r - Tweedlie, F. T. Harrop, S. J. Loohg

Fcing. C. C. Hsu, K/ S. Tsao, Station Officers—C. C. Caynes,

P. L; Liang; L. Heap. R. H. Miles, H. H.

fetCriOUrapher and' Typist—Miss Miller, T. H. Vick-ers/'and A.

E. Hawkings etiniuT E. Yillers i :■

A272 SHANGHAI

Assist. Station Officers—A. G. m # # U I

B. Carneil, J. W. Currie, T.

H. Dixon, F. J. Jones, M. M. Police ForceRoad;'’Teleph.

Foochow — Enquiry 15380Office: 185,.

Louttit, G. H. jVIuliey, S. C. ■ Commissioner—F. \Y. Gerrard, c.i.k.

Pemberton, F. B. Scammell, Deputy Commissioners—Major

B. S. Somers and R. G.

Wheildon^ Mi Bourne, M.c., B. C. Aiers, S. K.C.

Sub-Officejs—J. C. Bauld, H. Young, Yao Tseng-mo aril A.

Christensen, J. Goldman, G. Tajima

W. Hempsey, J. V. Hourihan, .Assistant Commissioners—E. C.

G-E. C.F. Molmeux,

B, Jack, B.B. T.W.Bindley,

Slight, Baker, G. W, Gilbert, S. llye-

A. A. Smith and T. E. Sten- hara, m.sc., Liang Ping Chun,

ning W. E. Fairbairn, T. Bobert

Chinese Sub-Officers—Chang Zie, son, E. W. Yorke and Capt.

Woo Sui H. M. Smyth

Ping YongUng, Beacon

and Lee Feh, Yih

Lih Zung Sulgerihtencte^its A- J:.;; Sinclair,,

A. 11., Aiers, B. Conduit, Tan

Inspection

Asst. Officer—W.

Inspection E. DentC.

Officers—A. Shao Liang, Liu Yung Kuei,

Perry and G. Swan T. M.cKenpa, Yap Chia-ling,

Workshops Officer — W. C. Watson YaoChia Jui, Wu Keng Yuan,

Assist Workshops Office—B. J. R. J. Crouch, F. Mitchell, H.

Renacre D, M; Robertsqn, W. J. Mac-

Acting Stores Officer — E. L. Dermott, K. Kasurhi and Y.

Saunders F ukumpto

Chief Clerk—A. Ozorio Assist.

Stores Clerk—G. Ozorio Chin ;$vpts.—Loh

Shih-yjpg • Lien-kw’e . and

Workshops Clerk—R. Pereira - Chief) Inspectors.—J. AYi, Prince,.

Legal Department — Continental W. . McGillivray, W. Rooert-

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road; son, F. F. Walker, F. C.

Teleph. 13040 (exchange to all depts.) Stubbings;' B. Shellswell, J. F.

Mun. Advocate—B. T. Bryan, ‘Povell, d.c.m., J. Mason, . J

jr., B.A., LL.B. Knight, C, J. Bull, N. White,

Assistant Advocates—King S. K. Sugal and U. Shibuye

Kum, b.a., ll.b., Paul P. Y. Inspectors — G. C. Holt J. B.

Ru, ll.b., Y. D. Wong, ll.b., Clissold, E. A. Eva, V. Shar-

ll.m. , T. Y. Chang, ll.b., man, J. Wgtson, W. D. Mc-

ll.m., Thomas S. Lea, ll.b., Gillivray, m.m., J. A. Isaacs.

Tsien Sin Kiu, ll.b., Tsang J. Barry, m.m., H. J. Jeffer-

Tsze Tson, ll.b. and Paul son, R. C. Hall, B. C. Andrew,

Tsiang, ll.b. C. Bishop, d.c.m., D. B. Ross,

Secretary^—Miss Cora E. .larger J. M. Watson, C. G. Phillips,

Police Liason Officer—Chief O. B. Perkins, R. W. Ward,

Insp. J. Mason E. Papp, H. R. Grubb, A. H.

Officer-in-chafge (Recording)— Chamberlain, E. J. Ling. W.

Snb-Inspr. F. V. Cbllison H. Pike, F. E. Dudley, F G.

Qfficer-in-charg'e (Tobacco and West, G. J. Bennett, A. Telfer.

Stamp Tax) -Sub-Inspr. G. J. A. McF arlane, B. B.

Duncan Everest, C. White, A. J. Toon.

Court Inspector—Sub-Inspector m.m., R. E. Tabrum, E C.

Y. E. Mason Stokes, B, B. Boddy, H.

Brownrigg, L. Myerseough, J.

m m % m & x E, P. Blenkinsop, W. H. Wid-

. Orchestra and Band — Foochow dowson, B. Palmer, W. T.

Market (3rd Floor), 398, Foochow Ware, J, Moir, W. Duncan, S.

Road; Teleph. 94299 Iwushita, T. Hirai, K. Nana-

Conductor—Maestro C. M. Paci fuji, J. ' Sp,|pesbima, T. Naka-

Assist, do. —A. mura, T. Kaneyasu and M.

Leader—A. Foade Kryger T ub at a

 SHANGHAI A273

Clerical Assistants—P. Tizon, J. A. Assist. Warders—M. J. O’Con-

Cook,andA.C.N-.Y.Christie, nell, R. Scherer, R. L. Heath,

ton Jones L. Steven- C. S. R, Hall, I. 1. Truhin,

A. Wass, A. R. Campbell, C.

Senior Assistant—H. E. Ajers

Clerical Assistants — P. Tizon, Williams, A. G. McDiarmid,

J A. Cook, A. N- Christie, L. R. M. Wilson, I. V. Serebrin-

Steventon, T. Kawashima, A. nikoff, E. Eyres, V. 0. Nord-

D. White, J. E. Fairbairn, C. ling, E. P. Szegedi, C. Hen-

T. Mense, C; J. Merritt and ton, O. Berggpen, B. P.

A. G. L. Richards Nopthrup, J. G. Pase, J. V.

Office Assistants—A. I, Volsky, Bourmakin, H. Finch, H.

jO. R. F. Walter, It. Berglof, Ekeland, G. Stafeichuk, J. J.

H. S. Kim, K. It. Woolley, Wallace, R. H. Davy, W.

G. L. House, A. E. Malkoff Littler, C. W. Krader and E.

and C- W. Whiting, Mac Nab

Translators'—Miss G. Tsirent- Matron—Mrs. N. Semevsky

ffichikoff-Segel and . A. Po- Wardresses—Mrs. M. A. Borovsky,

Mrs. H. F. Treinblinsky

krovskyInspectors—W- Blyth,

Vehicle Printer—R. M. Jordan

A.. T. Roggers and A. G. Press Information Office — Teleph.

Reynolds 14508

Mechanics—A. J. Gordeieff, A. Press Information

J., Schierhorst and W. C.

Butte . ton Sayer, f.j.i._ Officer—G. Bur-

Chauffeurs — G. N. Milutin, V. Chinese

14507)—P. Y. ChienOfficer (Teleph.

Information

P. Tatarinoff and L. N. Ser- Japanese Information. Officer

gievsky , (Teleph. 14507)—N. Tatsuoka

Woman Assistants—Mrs. L. V. Stenographer—Miss- G. U. Wat-

Issa-eff and Miss H. A. Klukin ling

Prison Department

! Goivernor of Gaol—Capt. D R. Pdbilicm Health * m fa 1$ x

Department—223,

-Wald.

■ Ihiputy Governor ,of Gaol—H. Hankow Road; Teleph. 12410

It. Pet re Administration, <£- Vital Statistics

Head Gaoler—W. C. Grant Division

• Gaolers—V.

L. Crompton G. VVestwood and A. Commissioner of Public Health

Assistant Gaolers—E. Bouvier,andA. N.B. —J. H. Jordan, iM.c.,. m.r.c.s.

Hoag. W. R. Chisholm (Eng.), l.r.g.P. (London),

Chaddertoh B.r.c.p.s. (Eng.)

Senior Warders — W. Read, S. S. Deputy Commissioner

Wilkinson J. Crookdake,

ElRry, A.' Hurry, E. C. Howe, J. M. Health—E. F. Duok,of m.r.c.s.

Public

J. A. Grubb, B. S. Khambata, (Eng.),

b.s. l.r.c.p. (London),

(London), d.p.h.. m.b.,

r.c.p.s.

H J. M. Sampson, C. R. J. (Eng.), d.t.m. & h. (Eng.)

Bel son, W. G. Tranter, S. E. Dept, Secy. —G. J. Turnbull

Cummins, A. S. Whitaker and M.R.S.I.

J. Hunter Senior Assistants—J. S. Grar

Warders — S. N. Choohlantzeff. ham, a.r.s.i. and W. D. Wells

W. C.. May, J. Murray, J. Senior Clerical Asst.—C. A. E. Carr

; 0.Campbell,

Qade,i,E.ih J.E. Roper;

Knight, E.C. A.B. Clerical

' C.F. L.JoiffisAssistants-C.

Hindson, N. Brown.

Roberts, W. G. Francis, M. E.

Tomlinson, J. Black, R. S. G. - Office and 0.W.H.Hunter,

Mahon G,

Miles, G. E. Clarke. J. Shute, Assists. — R. C. Lent, B.

C, A. Butler, F,. J. Corish, W. V, dfe'Senna and W&rt'g Ching

A. E. Bullen, T. Mjf. Wylie, J. Chaerr

Spaultom E. Marldaud, G. F. Commissioner’s ' Secretary—Mrs.

Marin, T. O’DivVer aiid' V. A. 1 L. Gulston

Krap’ivn'itsky ■ Stehd-typist—Miss E. Harran

 ^.fiyhqratyri/ijDivisixm;-, Wong, m.d.;, (National Med.

« •'r.?'• ’ : (Pathological) 'Jm.d.

Cpll., (St.

of Shanghai), F, D. &Zau,H.

John’s), d.t.m.

^ 'pirectoi'- bf Medical Laboratory—

■ i:.{J.S'b‘ cifticld), M.' Blakelock, ii.B;, ch.b.

o.i’.M. (London)

• r (Liverfiooli) J .• •

Municipal' Nursdhg -Staff—Miss

-niiiiAsafet. -E. L. -Wafren, ’seuibr matron

' ' ' i m.b. (Keib-gijuldiiL • dnd Nagai,

' Pathologibts-^I. 1

"W. K. ' Isblatioft Hospital, MiSs J. M.

■ i Miali, »ld. (‘Poodhew),* d.t.m. ' Martin, jiia.i5i-on'Police Ilospi-

•5■'? Snr. • (Liverpool) tal, Misb B.’ M. Daly matron

•H. Laboratory Laborat. AAssisiSs^R:

ssLp-A: E. P.'’ G:Baxter

rimmo Chinese' Isblktion Hospital,

Miss A. M. Bii*ks, assist, ma-

•.W • Jnnibr and iP.Laboratory

Chaddcrton 'Assist.—A. tron, Isohvticm Hospital, Miss

• L b. J. 'Gavriloff' ; A. Z. Dtivies, assistant ma-

• (iroh Police'Hospital, Miss M.

Chinese Laboratory ASst.—S. K. G. Wr. Scott, a/sst. matron T.

Vue ' ’ .'1' ‘ ,,;'■ B. Sanatorium, Miss A. Camp-

' (Ohemical)i bell, assist, matron Mokan-

Chief Analyst— E. O. Wilson, ph.c. shan Sanatorium, Miss M.

Pharmacist—A. -Fanthorpe JohhstoHe, home sister Victo-

.si Assist. ria Nurses Home,- -Miss E. M.

PH.C., Analyst—L.

D.I.C. ;H.' Bartoh, Miles, Sister-in-charge, Mental

Hospital, Miss A. Reid, Sister-

-••• Pharmacist—A.Asst. Chemists—R. L. Dai,m. p.s.b.a.

Fanthorpe, in-charge Ki tig’s Daughters’

fShanghai) and B. I). Pan, Convalescent Home

b.so. (Shanghai) • Nursis—Mrs.'. 'A. J. Andrieff,

‘School M edical Sermces , Miss S. A. Barr, f Miss H. von

.'.School. Medical Officer-^-Marie A. ' - , vri'Gos,tkow tski) Miss

hg;’ Miss-H. -CL H. Hard-

/Kanaihoto' Miss

Hadden,

m.d. (Dublin), m.b., l.m.

b.ch>„(Rotunda

b.a.o., ' ■ F.- MeTier, .Miss M. Milne, D.1 Miss

M. MbHoug’aiiLMiss E,

Hospital, Dublin) Morrissey,

1 > Miss K. M . P.

■ : Asst. Kuo,Schbol M.D. Med.(Fukien),

Officers •—niT.M.

J. T.

;

Raiffley, Mir-ls 1.' B.’Scott, Miss

M. Tressider, Miss ' S. E.

) i iLi\'fcrpool) and J. Y. Woo, m.d. - W'eldh, Miss N. Williams, Miss

a . (St.- Lopis) F. P. Rattan and1 Miss E. E.

Hospital Divisio7i Parkersdn

:■181 in• 8uperihtendant

:

Smith, m.b.j ofB.driiB.' - Hospitals—H.

(Camb.), 8iaff Nurses—Miss I. F. Aldrige,

. . m.eIc.s. (Engj),' l.e.c.p.; (London) Miss PL ChesteV--, Miss M. M.

. >. A ssistj Superi ntendant 'of Hospitals Dalhlii) M iss % M. Dorset,

—W. R. Johnston,- m.b,; b.ch., Miss Y. M. F'ukunaga, Miss

).-A j!; B.A.oij,,n.p.H., m.D) ('Dublin) S.Lynn,Ka^vaguc)ii,

Atiss H. E.,MissMarsh,E.MissI.

1 .Chinese Asst. Med. Officers—Y. M. E. Murray/and Miss D. I.

•• ’ J-(London), Cieh, m.e.c.s.• gaol (Engj)j l.e.c.p.,of

doctor-m-charge 8mai]t

■ ._ . Assist." Nursed—Miai AH Efimo-

1 : ■ i Chang) m.d., (Naval Med. H..‘Coll.,

police anil Hospitals, M.

bus Miss

vapAliks Jj GAldman)'Airs. Y.

Eo Lhflke\ioh,,

Tientsin), K. 1,. ( ’hen, m.b. (Shan-

-fnO wing), J. A; U. EDong,.:M.B. (St. L. BlinovAlisis aridNA’Shalit,

Miss A.

/A- .T. 8ako . .

affeW Johns), chow Med. H,; Coll.),

C. Ho, Y.m.d.M. (Hang-

Howe, ■ t . Probationfer . -•Nurses-—.Miss N.

.ay.' .

: < m.b., b.s. (Hongkong), (.St. John’s), S. T. F.Hsiu,'

T. -i . Bogdainchikoff,

Kavanaugh/ AlissMiss K. N.M.Klop-

Y.

..,. JKe,tHti).

m.d.S-; (Naval fer, Miss R, !l'Maiijsheva, Miss

8. Kwauk,Med. M.D.,Coll.,

C.M., M • Yoshishdihi.

E. Behich^nko M .0 and HMiss F.

gr in' • John’s), (McGill),K.VV.W.p.J.P. Lieu, Lieu, m.d.

m.d. (St. ; ’ Honsekeeppr,

, yi : John’s), Z, h.Z, Nyi,

(St.

m.d.(St, John’s), Mrs. C. A. Tatliick Hospital—

< IsdlktioBV

. Ting, m.d. (St.' John’s), C. T.K.

d.t.m. & (Liverpool) S. Housekeeper, Victoria Nurse

Home—Miss A. J. Millar

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Head Laundress - Miss ,jE. C. Taylor, cert.r.s.i., W. Wagner,

Dobbie R. G. Watts, m.r.s.i., J.

Asst. Laundress — Mfiss W. 0. Weaver, m.r.s.i., m.s.i.a., E.

Henry J. Whitgob, a.r.s.i., W. C. A.

Male Attendants, Mental Ward Wolnizer, cert.r.s.i., a.m.i.s.e.,

' —G. H. Flatt, R. C, Hillman H. J. F. Woolley, cert.r.s.i.,

and G. F. Liang and Y. Yoshisumi

Tuberculosis' Glinic — V. Songaillo, Cadets—L. T. Hsia, H. Linn, C.

a.u.s.i , inspector

Venereal Diseases Clinic — C. S. J. Loo, B. C. Lu, b.sc. (Soo-

Mai^ssoff, V. Lavroosfea and F. chow), Z. K. Mo, D. F. Sung,

Cherepanoff C. L. Tsao, Y. C. Wong, K.

Ward Road Gaol—A. L Kouz- : H. Waung, b.a. (St> John’s),

netsOff, male nurse H. B. Wong, K. J. Woo, C.

Isolation Hospital—V. W. Rib- M. Yue, iC. M. Zao and S. N.

bonsi i.p.sii., M.'Syi.’A.', custo- Zung

dian Sanitary Overseers — N. Hart-

Baker, T. Honda, S. J. Josef-

Veterinary, Fpod, Dairies, Mar- sen, J. Kamei, J. G. W. Lewis,

kets and Sanitation Divisions J. McDowall, G. Mingozzi,

Veterinary Surgeon—H. Pedersen, E. D. Robbins, E. A. Roche,

d.v.m. (Copenhagen), S. F. Shu, F. G. W. Schroeder, O. V.

ii.sc., d.v.m. (Mich. U.S.A.), Sheveloff, C. C. Taylor and B.

K. Y. H^vang, d.v.m, (Lyon), A. Vouich

assist, vet surgeons' : Abattoir Mechanic—E. S. Ivarsson

:Supt.—P. Veit, m.r.S.i.; m.s.i.a. Asst. Mechanic—G. Vladimiroff

DIPL. I.H. Asst. Technician—Y. C. Tang,

Chief Health Inspectors—C. N. Radiology— b.sc. (Nanking)

Bogomoloff, a.r.s.i., H. G.

Brewster-Gow, m. a. s. i.51.s. i.a. , • Chief Radiologist—G. Chambers,

J E. Fensham, cert.r.s.i., m.b., ch.b. (Leeds), d.m.r.e-

dipl.i.h., W. W. Michailoff,

n.sc., cert.r.s.i. and J. A. (Camb.)

StoddartT . cert.r.s.i., cert, X-Ray Nurse — Miss J. B.

r.s.a.s. Davidson

District Health Inspectors—G. Municipal Cemeteries—Vk. V, St air-

H. Bloom, a.r.s.i., J. Lewis, ing, supt.

m.r.s.i., G. B. Marsh, cert, Public Library—66, Nanking Road;

r.s.i., H. J. Mentor, cert. Teleph. 10404

R.s.i., E. T. Sundblad, b.sc., Librarian—A. Avskalomoff

a.r.s.i. and L, J.. Self, a.r.s.i. ’ Assistant Librarian—Mrs. J. H.

Hfealth-/ Inspectors—N. t W. Ad- Levis

rianoff. H. E. Baylis, m.r.s.i.,

.J. J. Carney, m.m... m.r.s.i.,

Acert.r.s.i.,

^E. 'Chariot,R. H.'Fowler,

R. Dobson,

cert. si $ i Jfj $ x

R.Sri.,-Gi

A. Gillies,jGartron, K. Ifc Getz,

O. Hirano, cert. ’'Public Works Department- Admi-

R.s.i., ' A. V. Earmiloff, S. ■ ■j depts.) nistration

Teleph. 13469 Building,;

(Private193,exchange

Hankowto;Rd.;

all

Koyamu, B. Kusakari, I. J. } •<; . '

Millership, cert.r.s.i., D. F. / Coinsiir. of Public Works—A. F.

A. Mingozzi, G. H. A. Morris, Gimson,

INST. C.E. B,sb. (Loncl.), assoc.m.

J. D; . Morris, §. Murakami,

W. . ?foon, cert.r.s,!,, P, ,S. V Dep. Comsnrs. of Public Works

Pagp,.. CEkT.R.S4.?< M- . Pearce, -N. W. B. Clarke, m.eng.,

mood R.s' AiR.’s^id A, •N:;Phi)ippdff,.',OERT. ASSOGtM.INST^e.B.P 5I.I.ST.J[U;CT.E.,

.A.g.', A’. O. Tickel, a.r.s.i., A.Ji.i.w.E., C. H, .Stableford,

, , C.H., F.R.I.B.A.,, M,;I.STRUOr.E.

llepartmcntal., Heeretarv—:G. H.

. . Reudail '. ;v

^Secretary—Mrs. M. M. Donnelly

 SHANGHAI

' Architect—J. D. Watt, a.r.i.b.a. ,Accb^ntant>^W. Harvpy. ;

Heiribr Assist.. pArcKitect—A. C. Superintendent' of T Parks and

'Wheeler, f.r.s.a., f.i.a;.a., f.s.i. • r M.M.,

Open F.R.H.S.

Spaces —M . J. Kerr,

;tpoi.) \

Assistant ' Architeetj ' Ti. G. , , Assist., .Supcrintenjlent of Parks

■' ' Mi-ram^, A:b .iife.A.' ,

1 1 and ' ^Ppen Spaces—H. Rit-

' Architectural ’ Assistants—M. C. chings' r • ; ‘ • ,

Jenseh, H. L.: Waml'sh and J. Park-keeper—M- Toypda

7

A. Sokolbfi; Senior Assistants—M . H.’ Helm

HCating and Sanitary Engineer and W. C. Johnstone.

—HI H. SwitcheVsky, b.sc., Assistants

31.E.

Eand'rSui’veyor^H. F. Lewis, Knight, A. C, R. Nash, G.A. E.J.

— L. Corner,

• r.S.-lV1 ; ' . ' 1 Orton and P. J. Wong

SMiior ’Assist. 'Land Surveyors ‘ Clerical Assistants—G E. Atkin-

—L. J. Hughes, E. McIntyre, son. A, Kliepe, W. L. McCann,

K. P. RobertsMnd-1\ W. R. A. Y. Ogolin. T. L. Thorpe &

■ Vv’ilson; ' ! ;!

'i ' S .‘ J. A. Woodyatt,

i Assistant Land- Surveyoj—L. J. , Senior Aasclkm, Cle.rks-of-Works

G\ W. B. Dainton, —H. P.

Earmbrotigh, p.A.s.i. W.'J. Elliott,'ai.‘R.kA^.i.

r>l! 1 and

• cl Bldg. L. Survfeyor—R.R.I.B.A. ‘ C.; Young, ‘ ' P^.- E. Longd'en G G'' . ' B' rowne, '

:

Senior Assist. Bidgl Surveyors— • ; ' ■^ ; Clefks-ofAYorks—R.J. D. Davieii; MiRiSAU;!., a.m.i.

R. D. Fraser; a.r.i.'b.A. and W. • • noi)s#E’.,

T. FulstOW, A.'I/A.A. ■'J. HempMy, ;H. Hill, P.

Architectural Assistant—F. ; W.

Ishikawa,' R. E. Phillips, G.

;■ , Cook -cc, mlnn *. A. Potapoff aiid'R. A. Thomas

Bldg. Inspectors-rS. Kuroe, Liu . / Assistant Clerks-of-Works — W.

Gillon and V. A1 H. Gunther

Tsoo-ching, Sung , Pao-cliang .: > Chief; JnspectorsbrC,; Aitken, A.

and Zing1 Yong-sung

’ Highways ’ Engineer—W. A. L. ..i.i C. Bobbie, A. J. R. Hodges,.

Pa.rdoe I .L K. Morgan and HJ Rose

Senior Assistant. Engineer—A. Inspectors—N. P. Besjenoff, J.

. ■ C. Brennan'Graddock, assoc. Barkley, F. J. Flashman, R.

M.. Flynn, K. Kujita; A. J.

3I.AM.S0C.C.E. Hayler, C. B. . -Holt, C. A.

Assist. Engineers—G- E. Bar- , McLellan, d.s.m., G. ; W. Mor-

ker, D. E. Harbottle, G. R. ; rls, G. Pleshkoff, W. Wi Repas,

Harrison, - f.s.i., Ho Pao- . J. W. Slack, V, Vasilieff, F.

chang,

inst.c.e.,b.sc.C. (Loud,),

It, Hopkins assoc.ju.

and H. Wat.soh, W. A. Watson, J.

G. Sinclair - Weidman and. J. R. Wellsted

Assist. Superintendent of Clean- Assistant Inspectors—T. Aizawa^

sing—G. W. Marsdcp . Y Frisovsky, A. S. Hudson,

Structural Engineer — J. B. . S. .Kawakami, N. Koolesh, A.

V. Lavrov, R, MacNeil, A. D.

Watson, b.sc. (Lond.),

INST.C.E., A. M.l. S^UCT.E. assoc.m. , r ' Pavlovsky, G. N. 'Philippoffr

Assistant Engineer—C. H. Duff, S. R, 'Wilson and K. Yabuoka

b.sc. (London.) Han itary Overseets-rriS-. • J Edama-

Sewerage Engr.—H. E. Denny, •T .‘Custodian .tsu and I. Hirayahia

of Administration

ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. Building—,A. W. C. Browne

, Senior Assistant Engineer—W.

G. Harrington, b.eng., a.m.i.

STRtrCTiE. m m ffi ® x

Assist. Engineer—J. A. C. Law

Workshops Engineer — H. C. 1 Secretariat—Telephs: General Office

1 Clements, M.c. 7'' 15349 (General), Secretary’s Room

Senior Assistahi'' 'Engineer—C. 16130. Deputy Secretary’s Room

W. Glover lem

Assist. Engineers—G: H. Mann, Secretary—J.Jl. Jones, m.c., m.a.

m.'c: &; P. Taylor, a.M.Lmech.e. Deputy Secretary—G. G. Phil-

Motor Engineer—T- S. .Whitfield lips, M.A., LL.M.

 SHANGHAI A277

Assist. Secretary—T. K. Ho, m.b.a. Staff-Qfficerrr^Capt. M. Manlove

Assist. Secretary—H. Ibusuki, Corps Sergt.-Major—H. Hatfield

LL.B, Quartermaster-Sergt.—A. V. Lee

Chiefs of Sections—E. T. Nash Bty.-Sergt.-Major Instructor-in-

and It. W. S. Winter Gunnery—J. J. B. Farrow

Chief Assistants—J. G. Greig, S.Q.M.S.—R. Worley

N. M. Harloe, A. B. Lang and Range

T. L. Rawsthorrie CStenogr.Warden—H.

ito i’ypi^t—MissW. Davies

C.p. Allan

Committee Clerk—J. Lee, ll.b.,

dp. a. 1

MUNICIPALITE, FRANCAISE

Senior Assistants- -^. W. Allan

and A. M. Kotenev ( Administration Municipale de la

Assistants^—T. Beesley, J. Wi Concession Frangaise de Chang-

Fraser, and C. C. O Connell hai)

Clerical Assistant—M. C. Liang ' ' Commission 'Provisoire d’Adminis-

Office Assistant—S. Hisa tration Municipale

Secretary—Mrs. D. Brook Presideh't i

—M. Baudez (Consul

Stenographers and Typists— General de France)

Miss V. Lachinova, Mrs. P. Membres—J. Brionval (Consui-

Laroche, Miss Niergaard and Adjoint), Ch. Baboudj H. Bar

G. P. Reed Chang Siau Ling, M. Cha-r

peaux, J. Cochet, P. de Roux,

J. Donne, P. Dupuy, A. Juvet,

Secretary General’s Office—Tele ph E. J. Lloyd, Lo Pa Hong,

10089 Rev. Pere E. Moulis, J.- Sau-

Secy. Gen.—fStirlingFessenden,LL.D. vayre, H. J. Sheridan, Tchang

Private Yi Tchoh, Tchien Yung Ming,

Mrs. K. Secretary

E. Ede (Tel. 100:35)— Tsi Tche and E. S. Wilkinson

Legal Department. Direction

Teleph. 18040 (exchange to all idirecteur General des ; Services

departments.)^ ' . ; Mumcipaux—M. v erdier •

Mun. Advocate-t-R. T. Bryan, J r. Directeur Administratit Ues

Asst. Advocates^—King S. Kum, Services Municipaux—E. lau-

Paul P. Y. Rue, Y. D. Wong, raz

T. Y. .Chang, Thomas . S. Lea, Directeur Technique des Services

f Tsien, Sin Kiu, ;Tsang Tsze iViunicipaux—J. TJifidiam

Tsoh and Paul Tsiang

Secretary—Miss;Cora E. dagger Sous-DIREOTIONISTRATIF & DU CoNSEIL Admin-

fciEOilE’fARlAT

Police Liaison Office^—J. Mason Chef, du Secretariat Adminis-

, Ofiicer-in-charge. . Recording Offi- tratif Wi&a. Cohseil—R. Mead-

cer—F. Boorman more

Officer-in-charge

for Enforcement of Special Squad

of Tobacco

and Stamp Tax—A. Y. Stevens Sous-Direction

CoNTENTIEUX des Finances & du

Court Inspec^or-rE. J.. Ling . Directeur des Finances & du

ConterttieUx-^-L. des Cburtils

« a a ® » x Sous-Direction de l’Hygiene Pub-

Volunteer Corps—180, lique & de l’Assistance

Telephs. H. Q. Office:Foochow

10184, Road;

Com- Directour de 1’Hygiene Publi-

que, & de I’Assistance—Dr. J,

mandant 10068, Brigade

10068, Staff Officer 10067, Sergt.-Major Rabaute

Major’s Directeur-Adjoint de FHygiene

Sergeant’sOffice 10184,Transport

10185, Quarter-master-

Office Publique ! & de I’Assistance—

10187, Rifle

manent Camp 46611Range 46581 and Per- Dr. Y. Palud

Commandant — Colonel Sous-Direction de l’Inspection de

Graham, D.s.o., M.c. F. R. W. l’Enseignement

Brigade Major1—Major Douglas, 1 Inspecteur de I’Enseignement—

Ch. Grosbois

A.S.G.

A278 SHANGHAI

Sous-DirEction des Tkavaux Pub- Personnel Europeen de iA Police

lics Francaise

In'g-enieur en Ghef, Directeur , > Dirtctipn

des

zier Travaux

: Publics—L. Lou- Cdt. L. Fabre, Directcur d,es Services

dp Police

Ingenicur-A dj oint ‘ Principal— Cap. P. Gaible, Directeur-Adjoint,

Ch. Remuzat

Ingenieur-Adjoiiit-^A. Berenguier R.Chef de la Garde,

flpbez* Directeur-Adjoiut

Chef du Cadastre—E. Russ

Xng^nieux-Chef de Division Lt. P. Blanchet, Services Politique & de S hrpour etc les

Etudes ‘ et Prdjetfe—L. Mayol Adjoint de; la Garde Sous-Directeur( Chef-

Chef de Division Electricite- E- Gougef, S.ous-Directeur, Chef du

i Eau-Gaz—E. Fau

Ingenieur-Adjoint, chef de Di- R.Personnel Sarly. Sous-Directeur, Chef du

vision Ycie Publique—A. Bou Service Politique

ff°n , , i , ; ;

Agent-Ypyer-Principal—J. Ca- A. Surete: PleSsis/iSoqs-Directeur, Chef de la

banis P. Leblanc, Sous-Direeteur. Chef des

Domaines

Chef des Domaines—A. Ansaldi P.Poursuites Valentin, Sous-Directeur-Adjoint,

Etabltssements Classes

Redacteur Principal charge des M.Sous-Chef de la Surete

Thesmar, Sous-Directeur-Adjoint,

Etablissements Classes — G. Chef du Secretariat et de ta 'Comp-

Sante

Quivogne ■ tabilite ';

Inspecteurs ;

Mederins Municipaux — Dr. A. mier, J. Grimaldi, J. Huet, Principaux—J. M. Cor-

Velliot, Dr. A. Paris and Dr. Lambalbt, A. Moret, Oyant R. Saint E.

Santelli Inspecteurs—A. Avazeri, R. Berthier,

College MumciPAL Euanqais

Principal du College--?. Guil- R.G. Cazahx, E. Creston, H. Dupuy,

Emelianoff, P. Guhui\ L. Henri,

lemont Y. Mesjean, M. Mezergues

Censeur dos Etudes—G. Sabattid

EcOLK MuNICIPALE FBANCOrCHINOISE S/Inspee&urs-^E., Agnel, B„ Alary,

C. Bouchaoourt, P. Cros, P. De

Directcur—F. Jules-Alfred Beaumont, J. Elard, C. Franchi, P.

Ecole Mtinicipale Feancaise

Directeur—H. Nioolet de Cholet Gelin, J. Gioulis, A. Gtell,' L. Gril-

lon, J. Magalon, F. Manneville, P.

Ecole Peimaike Chapsal Maron, P. Poussardin, M. Riegert,

Directcur—Wu Veng Yao Peqquei" E. Salaun

Ecole Peimaibe de La.gken^ Sergents—A. Agnel, Leon Agnel, Louis

Directcur—Cheng Liang Agnel, R!" Andre, R. Bahce, H.

Peesonnel Detache ' Bouffandeau, L. Brunet, J. .Carbon-

Directe.ur

vres de la Public—A.

d’Intdret Caisse desJaspar

Cou- liier, R. Charleux, L,, Chdqhet, J.

T.S.F. Signaux Meteokologiques and Cledic,. J. Clerissi, L. Collo, L. Cros,

F. Ferrat, M. Filippi, E. Gagliar-

Semaphoee. dini, J: Geoffrey, A. Gfetspach, E.

Directeur de

P—F. Langlais la Station de T.S. Gouerec, G. Gouerec, F. Guenard,

Directeur. des ^ignaux Meteoro- G.Jaouen, Gylj Hi Hempn, R. pijey, F.

J. Ju.stafre, M, Kachler, J.

logiques—Rev. Pere Gherzi .Kieinbaum;, L. Lalieille, A. Lareelet,

Compagnie de .Pompiers

Capitain'e 'Commandant la Com- HJp, Lapdignon,

Cuziat, L: Y. LeM. Bcrre,,

Le Goff, ,B. Le

Lelievre, E.

pagnie de 1 ■'Wipfei-s—A. Royere Lespinasse, L. ^,ollichon, .R- Maffre,

Entretiei; des Plantations ; E. Marengo, F. Martin, J. Maze, A.

Clmf-Jardimpr—P.

Cabinet du, Consexllee Cousyn

Juridique Mercier, P. Meyew, P. Monnot, A.

Cijifsciller ‘Jutidiquc & Avocat Moro, J. Nivez, A. Oussakovsky, A.

Fdges, J. Perite, G.’Pierre, Lj Porte,

de la Concession--E.

5 d’Hooghe

1 G. Richard* R.' Strobely T. >Thellier.

LABoSAtoiRE MtrkicihA'E 'J; TduiouSe; P. Vaichette, A.: Viller-

Directcur—Dr. J. Rayrial maux, F. Vittori, P. Yankovsky

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Brigadiers—M. Alleo^i,, Armnilt, ± H Chuen zhang

L. Asdrubal, C. Hlaiie, K. Biehotte,

J. Bot. J. Bqucfye, .iH;. Boulet, L. Murakami, Toyo, Art and Curio Dealers,

Shirt Manufacturers, Importers and

Bom-dat, P. Brizion, R. Chail'tou, L. Exporters—270,'Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Dedun, H. De Henaut, Y. Desjar- 12319; Cable Ad: Murakamito; 1 Code:

dins, Y. Dimeglio, L. Paueher, H. Bentley’s -

Frachet, J. Ganiere; G. Gioulis, P. Toyo Murakami, proprietor

Godal, Clement GP Grand, O. Gra- E. Murai

vaud, C. Hilidn>, E. Imbert, C. T. Murakami M. Kasakura

Kastler, E. Kerman, L. Lafont, M. S. Murai A. Kusurai

Likarieff, V. Maze, J. Michelet, P. T, Matsuda Y.T. Ikata

Olivier, A. Pi, R. Piar, J. Pinelli, 11. Murakami Ikawa

P. Prcfol, Ih Rothenfuss, J. Ruffie,

Penquer Y, Salauh, T. ■ Telliei', S. Murray, Dji- J. Elliot, m.d., c.h.b. (Ediu.),

Tatarinoff, P. Tatibouet, F.. E. Surgeon to General Hospital; Physician

Vittori to H.B.M’s.Surgeon Consulate-General

Gardes—G.' Bykovsky, G, Barrieulat, Municipal — Residence: and 41,

R. Demulier, 1. Ee Rouzic, IP 'Veys, Avenue du R01

Consulting Room: Hongkong Albert; Teleph. 73769.

and Shang-,

L. Raufast

Gardes, Auxiliaires—B. 4^>reffeff, V. hai Bank Building (Entrance Foochow

Charoff, . M. Cher^akoff, JV1. Delimar- Road); Telephs. 15047-8

sky, , B. Efremoff, S,. Evdpk;imoff? B.

Fedoioff, S. Gramptine, B. ,Grebe)it- ^ ^ t# -Pl/paa! yuvA

sliikotT. M, Grebef, P. Gvibaijoysky, Museum,

Hiidng, E, Ivan off, li. 'Eosloff. P. MuseumShANg1iA.i—R.A.S.

Road

Bldg., 20,

Koiiznetzoff, S. Kraclieninikoff, T. A.E. a»,de\\C.ilkinison,

Sovyerby,Keeperui

directorornithology

Kroupihe, S. Lapin, W. Poukiut^ky,

P. Malinovsky, A. Markoff, H. Mas- Teng Chieu Yen, keeper of con-

carello, J. Mascarello, H. Mattei, chology

G. Mironoff, G. AloutP^kiiie, W. ' Yuanting T. Chu, Keeper of

Nicolaeff, J. Outomskyi y'Ai Popoff, ichthyology

M. Proutkovsky, T. Reihe, Y.'Rossi, ip E. Gibson, keeper of archeology.

N. Saharoff, G. ■ SavWskyj L. Stobod- Y. Laurell, educational director

chikoff, N. Slobodchikoff, W, §lo- S; F. Tang, taxidermist;

bodchikoff, G. SUacfiko,: L. Loma- S. Y. Tang, asst,

chevsky, J. Topprkoff, A. Taepon- S. L. Tang, asst.

chelotf, .B. Vaxmpute, M. Vdovenko.

O'. Volkoff, V. Volkoff, G. Virsky m # % m % m M° wsu

Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Law Office,

—294, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15028;

m & m % % -% n m Cable

Dr. Ad: Lawco

Mao lai yu hsien hung sze Dr.Dr.O.F. A.Fischer,

Wilhelm,

Albini

harrister-at-law

do.

Murax Brothers Co., Ltd.—Registered

Office: 175, Soochow Rd.; Teleph. Mrs. L. Loven) secretary-

134S2 Zung Yoiuig Ling, attorney-at-

Directors—L, C. Cbiisins, A. L. . law

Dickson, C. E. Hairber, Brig- . T. T. Loh, do.

Gen. Macria'ghten, c.m.g., Paichien C. Ho, do.

d.d.P., R. J. El Price ami H. T, P. Wong, interpreter

V. Tiencken Z. G. Zee, writer

C. C. Newsoh, E.c.i.sl,' -geiketary

K, McRelvie, assist. do.

Ying shfing lato eking lung yu hsien hung sze

Murakami & Co^,Teleph.

chuen Road; Law 19423;

Offices—299,

Cable Sze-

Ad: Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Wholesale

Murakami Importers—161,

15406; Cable Ad:Museum MustardRoad; Teleph.

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Mutual J. Fistere, jr.

Road; TeInvmhtment

; lej?h. 13974 Co.^gy, Foochow

O.F. G.B. Evans

Hillhouse (Dairen)

Mutual Trading Go., Ltd., The, N.

N.S. ,J. Wong

DeeganLin

Manufacturers' Representatives— W. A. Duncan

211, Embankment Building, 400 Miss L. Willis

North Sooehow Road; P.O. Box C. A. Smith (Tientsin)

1721; Cable Ad : Mutualtrade J. D. Haynes (Shanghai)

E. C. E. .Schneider, proprietor C.A. M. Gee (Hongkong)

jEfc # 5$; ^ P^I R. Edwards (Hankow)

Nang na ben chu sik way aha National Brewery, Ltd.—120, Great

Naigai Wata Kaisha, Cotton Spinning Western Road; Teleph. 21433; Cable

and Weaving

Gordon Road;Mills—General 931, AdC.: Azadian,

Teleph. 34370.Office:Town

Brewery

manager

Office:

12211 and130,12221Hankow Road; Telephs. C.V. Krueger,

F. Zung, chief brewmaster

accountant

Nance. Dr. W. K., Surgeon—51, Canton U & fi'i tK il H

Road; Teleph. 11254-5. Residence : Mei-Luo-yung-pei Lung sze

.557, Si eyes; Teleph. 70410

National CarbOn Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—

Sales Office: 2, Peking Road;

Teleph. 17377; Cable Ad: Rayel-

Ohung Luok nan yang sion, dei en tsou bon; Factory: 248, Yangtszepoo

Lou fun, u kaien Lung ae Road; Teleph. 514 31; Cable Ad:

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.— Rayelbon

788, East Seward Road; Telephs. 52330; Sales Dept.-r*

Cable Ad: Nanyang Brothers. Hong- V. Desborough

kong Office: 164, Des Voeux Road W. Wright .

Nanyang Butchery, Wholesale W. E. Holland

tail Purveyors of Meat, Game,and Fish

Re- R- Al S. Waters

Fruit and ■ Vegetables — 26-30, Route Factory—

A. A. Gormely

de Say Zoong; Teleph. 71319 A. S. Johnson

Nanyang Dispensary, Manufacturing E. Otto | J. A. Macfarlane

Chemists, Wholesale Druggists, National Cash Registers—150, Nan-

Hospital Suppliers, etc.—506, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 93693 Cable Ad: king Road; Teleph. 18638

Nandrug National Christian Council ,..of China

(Nee Associations)/;' *

Nanyang Institute (/See Educational) National City Bank of New York (Nee

Banks)

ifc # £ $ ft #1 &

Nanyang

ReplacementMotorParts,SupplyAccessories,

Co., Automobile

Tyres, 3|f 7C Yuen hang

Motor Oil, Storage 5 Batteries, Painters National CpMjMEitciAL Co.. Importers,

Exporters &; General Merchants—

and Body Builders —856-870, Avenue 153, Canton Road; Teleph. 18990;

Edward VII; Teleph. 90664 P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad: Minerva

, Y. K.W.T.Lee, manager

Yung

m m m m T.H. Z.K. Mo6r6 P. N. Sun

Nan king n 'ei lan tsong Hu MissL.A.Wang

I. Lee

National Aniline ^ChEmicalCo., U.S.A. W. T. King W.

—88, Museum Rd.; Teleph. 11335; P. S.H.S.'Cheng

K. Liu K. Y. Moh

•O.E.BoxBull 653; Cable Ad: Naccoshang Z. S. Yen

P. L. Shen P. Z. Chao

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National Commercial Bank Ltd. (fy* National Tile Co., Ltd., Manufac-

Banks) turers of Ceramic Tiles—505, Honan

Road; Teleph. 95666; Cable Ad:

National Construction Commission ■ 7451- . , : ■ ■

The, Purchasing Committee—3-1 National TrAdinC Co., ThH Importer

Museum RoadTeiephs. 11522 and ; and' Exporters—131, Museum Rond';

11523; Cable Ad: Natpurcom

Committee — B. L. Chen (chair- Teleph. 13806; Cable Ad; Natraco

Thomas' S. Woo, manager h,

man), L. C. Su, L. K. Ku, M

H. Pai and S. M. Ling

0.F. Chert

S. Wang (Store & ShippingDept.

(Accounting Dept.) National Union Fire Insurance Co.

of Pittsburg, Pennsy 1 vania-r-* 17 The,

Bund; Teleph. 11144; P.O. Box 1195:

National Electric Co., Electrical En- Cable Ad : Under iters

American Asiatic Underwriters Fed.

gineers and Contractors—599, Nanking Inc. U. S. A., mgrs. for the Orient

Road; Teleph., 93520

National Medical Association of The Bund F., Nauman, V. m.d., Dental Surgeon—12,

(Room 139); Teleph. 10c47

China—(See Association)

National Optical Co.—281, Nanking Navy League—(Nee Associations) .1

Road; Teleph. 91224 Nederlandsch Indische Handels

National Pharmacy—881, Nanking Bank—(Nee Banks)

Road; Teleph. 94349 Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappy

National Quarantine Service — 2, —(See Banks)

Peking Road; Teleph. 14526; Cable Ad: m m m m m

Porthealth;

Branch QuarantineHeadquarters

Stationsat Shanghai;

at Shang- Nee Tai Shing & Co., Coal Merchants

Tientsin, Tangku-Taku and Chinwang- 91751 andSinza

hai, Amoy, Hankow, Swatow, Canton, — 182-8, Road; Teiephs. 92910'

92684; Cable Ad: 3548

tao K. S. Sing, manager

Dr. Wu Lien-beh, director ,S2;e Chow-Ching

Way Tse-dah

i&, & s tfi >r & & ® Nee Tax, SeHNG South Wharves—Tung

Ka Doo, Podtung; Teiephs. Pootung

Naitonal State Avenue

LotteryEdward'

Administra- 131, 132 After

daysand and Office

168 Hours),

(Sundays, (Mgr.),

Holi-

tion — 183-189,

Teleph. 80190 ; Cable Ad : StatelOtry VII; 131 (Compradore) and 168132 (North

S. S.Y.S.H.Chen,

Chen,secretary

director general

general Wharf)

Capt. J. M. Hopkins!, wharf mgr.

W. H. Chow and C. S. Wei, Jason T. Lieu, wharf compradore

secretaries

P.J. C.A.Wong & Co., auditors

Turner and S. A. ' Seth, Cake& a)ndNeil Co,, James, Bread, Biscuit,

Chocolate Manufacturers

advisers l ity-M80,i Yue Yuen Road; Teiephs. 21596 v

, . C. Li, chief of. 1st .section and.21045;

C.G. Sieh,

S, Li, chief

chief ofof2nd

3rd section:

section James: Neil, prop.Ad:&Neil

Cable mgr.

S. Yun, drawing W. D. M. Neil, gen. mgr.

Sherwood

manager. H. C. officer

Lieu, advertising J. A. Ea-bpafUcff

H. C. Ma, custodian Nemazee

Exporters& Co.,and H.General’

M. H.,Merchants—

Tea, Silk

J.Lo Him

A. Koo,Kiu, issuing officer

cashier

Y. S. Wang, business manager Bon 796; Cable Ad: NemazeeP.O.

190, Peking Road; Teleph. 10875;

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n & & m m m New Light .& Sanitary Co.—474r

Tsiar zio Mi ping kurvg sze-*, Avenue Eoch; Teleph. 32330

Nestle’s Milk PfeborcTs (China), Lte.

—(Distributors

and ofCondensed

the Goods Milk of Nestle 1 . m m, lM ® ®

MilkAngio-Swiss

and Milk Products,, ChpcolateCo.).and New ; JisinSungYingX.WQ'J-'vang*

Shanghai Construction Co.,

C^nfectionefyt Gt^-ber Gruyere. Cheese I General uuiictuig ContlractOrs arid.

—Nestle163.17

Teleph. "House,; ' 381,Box^opchciw

P.O. V05 ; CableRoadAd: : I EngiileersrAtieiid., Olhcei OITiee:.;

18^-12,1 ,0on-

Nestlemilk Maught .Rogd. .crTqwn ! 406,

C. N. Sherman, managing director for Kiangsc Road ; Teleph,

Yard : Pesingking, Sopchow .Creek, 17708. : .Vlam

China and Hong Kong Shanghai. Jprancn lard'. Penang

UW. Wiikinshaw

G. C. Large - . ■ ■ ; / - Is-

10; E.-Mandelej-t Road, Corner of Ferry Road, Shang-

hai. Teleph. 34171; Cable Ad:

. I.W.Chevalley

A. Conrad NteshaOohst 1

■■ n?

N. T. Ldh, c.EV, general Infiihagerh '

H. Litscher Engineering Department ■

M. Hofman

A. C. Hennessy Aiechanical Engineering and In-

A. Machol to duptrial; Supplies , - o iakOitaY

Chinese Sales Dept. ft mx ®

J. L. King Msin Sung Wai Sun Kun_ Zun Dong

Baby Welfare Dept. New Shanghai Heating &' PlumbtNg

Mrs. 1. Williams, cert, nurse Co., Heating, Ventilating, Air Con-

Miss

Mrs. Florence Wen ' ditioning and Sanitary lns,talla-:

Miss V.LilyWatkins

Tsao tions. Water Tower and Oil Tank

i erections.—Office : National Commer-

Miss Julie Pah j y cial Rank Bldg., 406, Kiangse Road

Netherlands Chamber" ofi Commerce— 1 2 N.S.S.Pan, Loh;engr.

B.so.,:and

general; hlgr. •

(See Chambers of Commerce) W. M. Wauug, asst.supL

Netherlands Consulate—* Con-' New State Market—961, Ave. Joffre;

sulates.) ; , Telephs. 72168 and 72212

Netherlan ds SynoicapL,

Amsterdam, (HolfaruH ^Hi^ricial^nter- —220,for ., China, jN. Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltir.

prises Szechuen RtL; Teleph. 19071;

Devos — Sassoon House; Cable Ad: Cable L. A.Ad:FHlkJier,

Enzedtimba

Far Ostei n iligr,.

Rbbt, De Vos) managing director

Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Pao hung

,'Cable

Amsterdam^ (Holland)—Sassoon House; New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd,—

Ad: Devos

Robfc. De Vos, Shanghai Branch : Ewo Building, 27,

for East Asiageneral representative The 651; Bund

Cable; Telephs.

Ad : , Newzico 19592(3; P.O..Box

; Code;

;K.K.C. C.Lee,Chang,

Chinese.reprbs.T

see. no A Bentley’s

J. B. Logan, manager ,

D. AY. White ;

‘H liM - vS'ay Yung Woo .Chee, compradore

New Endinbering

Works, Ltd.^t-640. Yangts^epoo Road ;

Teleph. 50080; E.O: Boii 70L; Calble Teleph. Nicot; A5921;A.B.C.

P.O. Box 1316;Cable Ad:

and;6 edn.

Ad: Speedy - •: nog ,iio/. .If .(l .7/

HF. R.E. Davey,

Arnhold,director

ehainnan' Y. S.Codes:

Ling, manager 5tlilednl

G-E. Marden,: - dp. , .. ... y

- H. Chen | S. Y. ■ S^_

S. H.N. Chu

.

.' (See1 . F.

0- A;also Cannon,

Momber, do,' " ’ /

dir. Dockyards,'Ltd!) ’ ^rj

ant)'secy, n,'/ Nieh Chip Kuei Public Sohool- (5er

Shanghai under Municipal Council)

 SHANGHAI A283

m n x m z ft/t # B

San yet kung chen se Jih pen yew zay ivuy za

Nielsen & Malcolm, Consulting En- Nippon Yusen Kaisha (N.Y.K. Line)—

gineers, Assessors and surveyors to 31, The Bund; I’eleph. 12842; P.O. Box

the Insurance Offices; Sprinkler 3099; Cable Ad: Yusen

Inspector^ and Consultants to S’hai

Fire Insurance Association—Hong-

kong & Shanghai Bank Building, Nissei Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters of Cotton and Cotton Waste

12, The Bund; Telephs. 13691,17916, —33,, Szechuen Road;

19242 and 13309; Cable Ad : Nielcolm P.O'. Box 700; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Sugilfiara 15967;

F. Allan, m.i.m.e. (Hankow)

C. E. Finel,' m.i.m.e, (Haiikow) a a )(B # m a

T A T. Begg fShanghaii) N'i C‘hin Lun Zue Rung sze

R. E- I/. Beardsworth (Canton)

W. T. Cromby (Shanghai) Nisshin Kisen Kaisha (The Japan-China

T. Murphy S'.S. Co.j-r-5, The Bund; Teleph. 19UU0 p

I.W.K.R.Hart

Featherstonhaugh

J.A. Marshall Nisshodo Dispensary—280. Whosung

B. Bowler Road; Tejephs. 41057 and 41067

Miss E. Gilmour

a ^

Nikka Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd.) Nissim and

& Go., Ltd., Edward, Merchants

Commission Agents - 2, Peking

Importers

and and Exporters of Silk, Cocoon

The Road; Teleph. 16589

Bund;SilkTeleph.

and Cocoon

13354; Whstb—24,

P.O. Box 1159;

Cable Ad: Zuifoong Nissim, N. Fred., Real Estate—278,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10060; CaBle Ad:

EIingpo Insurance Co., Ltd. — 470, Nofrenis N. FredNissim,

Nissim, partner

Nanking Road; Teleph. 90067 N, M. do.

Ninopo-Shaohsing Steam Nav. Co.—63,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18781; Cable Noel, Murray & Co.,Tsaywo,

ft! Iflj

Auctioneers,

Ad: Ningshao , Appraisers and Adjusters—160, Canton

Nippon Commercial Union—486, Woo- Road; Teleph. 10335 (Manager’s

Office), 12714 (General Office), and

sung Road; Teleph. 42305 10300 (Piece Goods Department)

Nippon KairikuandTransport

Forwarding Customs Co., Genera) 'pj

Clearance— ,|Y: I’i hang kang tze

79, Miller Road; Telephs 42894 and Noessler & Co., Max, G.m.b.H„ Book-

43069; Cable Ad: Kairiku ; sellersr^331, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

16180; P.O.Boxmanager

E.H.Obenaus, 771; Cable Ad: Noessler

0 Seh sing Koch

E. Tollens

Nippon

Cotton,Menk\?.a

CottonKABtrsHlki KAisDA,Piece

Yarn, Cotton Raw

Goods, Silk and Sundry Goods — 103, ^ Tfc ftfr S? Ya chun

Hankow Road; Teleph. 18128; Cable NOiiuRA Dumber Co., Ltd., THE-r86,

Ad: Menkwa Canton Road; Telephs. 16686 and

16671; P.O. Box 1273

Nippon Products Co., Inc.-Yoko-

hama Bank Building, 21, The Band, Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd. (London

Room 31; Telephs. 10647 and lb463; and Manchester), Chromy < Litho-

P.O. Box 1811; Calde, Ad: Nipon- graphers, Trade Marks , Registration

Y. Sasau, managing director Agentsp-lto,

15611; Cable Ad:Hankow PrismaticRoad; Teleph.

Y. Takahashi, director

A2,84 SliANGHAI

%jj CL /*o/t -W China llmig ijgi anil Shqptghm, pirectory •

North British & Mkrcantilk Insuranch A. W. Sherriff, compiler

Co., LtdI (Far Easterh Bramm) f Shang> r Secretar;/ and Myi.'s Offm

hai—259; K iangse Road ;/ :lW66h,^l

' Cable Ad: Norbrit V ’":'|!U 1 ,' 1: ' •<^‘Aopnxittors3 8i(jl64:

U R. W, J()^yis , l.,Mrs. G. Al. Everest

A.J.M.O.Bourne, mainag’ef' ' ' ■ : qf-.- •

Rae

Q. M. (.’oiwe ! AV'Montgomery / ■'North

North Chirla

China DaBjt

Piei'aldNews

(weekiy)

A genei/ : China Hong List'(every January)

World Marine andi^iiVJnsge.;po') -Ed. Ciihlishers Shanghai Directory (every Jnly)

of

.China Cpastep’s, Tide Bodk (vearfy)

# '4: China Yeur'.Book

North-Chin

Ltd.—J Vinters, a Daily Xkws and

Publisliers, iHKn.u.i), idin^ttrs of

Advertising

■ Agents, etb.—North-.Cbina Biltlding','17, Municipal, > Ghaette : > s .T . -

Far Eastern Review

Tne Bund ; TelepH. did55;'P.C. Box/07; British Chamber of ■ Commerce

Cable Ad: Plerald- Journal; ‘ '

• North-'G'hina Dafl4f •N'ekvv '. ; Travellers’ Gazetted ' ’

'North-Chi it'd Ilerahl (WeW y)' China Architects hud Builders

Directors—H.

Gordon Mofriss, E. Abu-riss

ifarold (chairman).

Porter and Compendium ’ (yearly)

R. W. .DavjLs.(pec,

. , Edwin Havyard, e^pV C i an|d mar..) fr ^ Fau ha hong

Editorial Dept. A*’orth China Insluanok Co., Ltd. Head

R.A. T.P. Peyton Office: Ad:

26, (The Bund; Telpph. 121181 ;•

Pinch y Griffin Cable

M. H. ivy,Mandarin

general manager

, J. M. D. Hostp

W.

C.V. S.F.L. Hirsh

Rates - R:. G. AVopdliyad

F.

Meisling I Y. Warn Chow II Jui loon

- 9

C.G. Bruce

Sapojnikofi, ui Miss F. J

artist Northern Feai her Works, LTD.(Nordisk

Miss R.D. Latimer, edit, setsi,, Fjerfabrik r . A.S.),, Feather

—45, Kiukiahg Road'; Tgleph. ; Merchants

10703;

Mrs. DiyeleyCtypist Cable Ad: Chindiek. Head Office and

W. Rewisphn, Peipifig hPrifes. Factories in Copenhageh. Branches:

Proofreading Dept. Newark,

Shanghai N.J., London, Canton and

F. Arnold

Mrs. G, Carey.: C.R.. R,T. Davis Kay Neckclman,: general manager

I'. A. Tohnochy D. Zentner Sanford. for the Far East

Advertising D.ept. . . Erik Hiittemeier, rhanager

W. J. Mockett ’ i' > . 1*1 . , O. F. Yun j Y. fl. Song

Miss B. Zeleniak, | Y. C. Dzung

Mrs. Ruth M Benedict’|

Richter | T.BYaF. Kropanin

White

1 Norwegian Chamber of Commerce—

Accounts Dept.' ' "* ( , (See Chambers of Commerce)

L.V. J.C. Yung,

Young,accountanti»/l

cashier. .

E. I. Sequeira

Kong Yung K>vei, r Nao v^ay y^ nin she ivho pow

Circulation jfefartin&nt. f1 i . ■ h§ien hung sy.e

' B.'M. Ru’ebain j J. M.;;Guterrds ^ Norwich

Printing Dept.

T. D. Davy, manage'- ;

''fl'.’f Ltd., AllUnion

ClassFireof - Insurance

Insurance—12, Society,

The-

A-A. Haslam, works manager ! 101

Bund;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: Nufam11773; P.O. Bon 834;

W. Hickey, proof-reader

Mirskoff I A. Simnitsky ~ '• . • rD.E.L.Wright,

J.V.N. Chagin

mgp. fpy China

Urc^enkd | Chatig SzeRong Miss N.DaverCruz * _ „„

I. C. Feng, compraclore

 SHANGHAI A23&

gj ZJs Bing dee, ^ Ta hsang

Nose Dragon Co., Silver/ Gold aiid Okura & Uq. .(Trading), Ltd., ■ Im-

Platinum— Smiths,

makers Jewellers

207.-9,, Boone Bd.and Watch- port-Export—20, Kiukiang Road;

; . T.elej)l)g..

45141' and .42766/,P.O. Box 411.. ' Telephs. 10806 and 13727; P.C. Box

3120; Cable Ad: Okura

T. Kikuchi, manager

Ik % H ~ Wtu wen tai m % m m m %

OBSERVAtORY — Zi-Ka-Wei; Teleph. Laoulzeen aw chi chi tsang

70771 Old ShanghaiDock—378-424, Broadway East Co.,

GcbaniAccident and Guarantee Gorpn, Dock and Engineering

LtD.-'—Uhion Building, 17, Cantlon Ltd., proprietors

Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 Hires); P.O.

Box 807; Cable, Ad .: n Ocean h; Code : ?!J SC §§ *£ 1 ^

Bentley^ ; Zay chong die die zungdeb $00

E. Lester A

b ; W. J. GnTIiver. - mold, manager r for China Oliveira & Son, H. (Successors tn

■' ' T.E.M.A.), Machinery, Toots"and Eng-

J.A. M.H. Murray

Go miff I\ M)s$ -Miss K.M. Petigura

-Parker! ineering Supplies—1, Seward Road;

Telephs. 40020-8; Cable Adtr Hoteina

Oculists’ Inst' m.te Co., Ltd. 2.‘0, Xan- A.Mrs.A.I.d osOliveira, proprietress

Remedies, parth er m ' i.

king Road; 'W-ledh. ! l^riOO;,Cable Ad: ; .R.E. .J.M. Maitland, manager

Oliveira; treasurer

Kakuseh 11. C- LuReck I , V. OUyfhra

A*O; 1 Silva j T. F. Wqod;

Odeon CtHN^WReconK,'

Co.r L/iiD.a, Jn^nortersetc.,of Agents for:—

Gramophone

—P.O.356,BoxPeking Road;

Adbessories;

Teldph. 92344;■ L. S'. Starrett Co'.,' Mass.1, U ^.A.: Pre-

568, . , cision Tools.

Dampney Stocks Alt/iidl-

“Apexier”•&Boiler Co., ' Ltd;. ^ London;

ComfxRihil. Stocks

Office Appliance OoC LtH., The, carried

Specialists in Office F. E. Myers & Bro. Co., .Ohio, US.A.:

writers, adding, listingequipment,

and calculating type- Hand and Power Pumps.

carried Co., Niagara

Stocks

_ ■ •; Falls, :U.

machines, National Cash Registers, Carborundum

Office furnitu're and supplies^-r

king Road; Teleph. 18638;' P.O. Box lSO, Nan- iRA.: Carborundum .Wheels and

727; Cable Ad: Appliance Abrasives. Stocks carried

P. S. Widdup, managing dir. Syracuse Smelting Works, Brooklyn,

Directors:—G.

and M. Reader Marderi, B. Gi Coyle , Bushing

E. Harris U. S. A.; Babbitt

Bronze.Met.alsand;Ah tocrat

Stocks carried

C. G. Copley, mgr. and seoty• Americeu

Conn., Vtetal Hose,

U.S.A.: Co., Waterbury,

Flexible.MeRd Hose.

Hongkong

Central Office: 12a; Des ^beux Road Stocks carried

J. V. Roberts, mgr. ■ . .Schaeffer & Budenberg, Jilagdeburg,

y , ,[,,]4 d■ earned

GqVPp.ny!; Rteam Fittings, Stocks

,Albertson &, Co.,, Sioux City, Iowa,

^ ^ ,.U.S.Ad carried

, ,,Btocks Elec. Drills^,, Grindery,

• -.etc.

Er ha Va, e santf . Binks Manufacturihg Co., Chicago,

O’Hara, Dr. AV. E., e.r.c.sA;., Mwlical UiS-A-: Sgr^ Painting Equiprpent

Practitioner

China United — Assurance

Office andSociety. Residence:

Buil-

ding, 104, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. ^ ^ Yung slang

90010 Olivier Chine, Importers and Exporters

Oidar Engineering Corporation — 88, and 16538 —r95, Museum Road;

(Pootung Telephs.P.O,17406

Godowfi); Box

Nanking Road;

Ad: Oidar; Code ; Bentley’s Teleph. 1424 3; Cable 1114; Cable Ad: Austpasia

A. Sadoc, signs per pro.

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Export Dept. Oriental EncIneerino Works — 56,

R Huet, sighs per pro. Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15755

• M.G. Chariot

Guyot : :

E. Tassel Oriental Fur and Hide Export Co.,

Ltd.—80, Szechuen Road ; Teleph.

A.A. Tassel

H. Roach • 18580 ; Cable Ads: Polas & Orfur

Import Dept. : Oriental Optical Co.—879, Av. Joffre;

H. K. Drazdil , , Teleph. 73780

Insiiiance Dept. :

M. Savitsky Oriental Purchasing Company, Im-

Secretariat. porters & Exporters—452, Kiangse

Miss A. Virsky Road ; Teleph. 11510; Cable Ad :

Pootung—Press Packing Ovpurcy

M. Jacob m ti Hsin wall’

Ollerdessex, A. F., Manufacturers’ Oriental Trading Co., Importers and

Representative; Specialising in Exporters^—367, Kiangse Road ; Te-

Flour and Cereal Machinery,, Potyer leph. 11696; Cable Ad : Sunwahco

Plants, Paper, Printing Inks,

Writing Inks, Mucilage, Paste, Car- Oriental Vulcanising Co., Motor Car

bon Paper, etc.—10, Sikihg Road; Tyres, Accessories, etc.—579, Avenue

Teleph. 1867(y; P.O. Box 448} Cable Foch; Teleph. 71949; Cable Ad:

Ad: Ollerdessen; Codes: Ben tley’s, Vulcanising

Western Union, A.B.C. ^th’abd 6th

■edns.

A. F. Ollerdessen, proprietor and

gen. mgr. Th p'i u song wang za

C. E. Ollerdessen, sub-mgr. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—2o, Canton

S. C. Wong, compradore Road;

OneExporters

Price Lace Co., Manufacturers and Cable Ad: Shosen15324; P.O. Box 3040;

Teleph.

of Swatow. Drawn Work, M. Inouye, manager

Mosaic Art Work, Cross-stitch,Broadway

Embroi-; S.H. Miyozaki, assist, manager

Hirose, export

deries, Novelties—133,

Teleph. 42500; Cable Ad: Pricelace M. Matsuda, do.dept.

S. Nomiyama.gen. & passenger dept

Grenstein & Koppel, A.-G., Material,

Berlin, S.K. Iwatani,

Yonemoto,wharf dept.dept,

aceounts

Manufacturers

Locomotives, of Railway

Excavators, Dredgers— T. Maeda, d(>.

451, Kiangse Road; P.O. Box 337 fg a- m. &m

H H. Bernstein, representative

Orient LloyD, Ltd., Travel, Shipping Ying shang ya sze pan kang iieh

Insurance-13,

Teleph. Edward

10137; Cable Ad: Ezra Road; Osborn &l yuCo.,hsienLtd.,kungSamuel

Orientloyd,

sze,

(Clyde

Head Office: Paris. Agencies at Harbin, Steel

Manufacturers of HighEngland),

Works, Sheffield, Speed

Tientsin, Hong Kong and Singapore Steels, Carbon, Spring, Manganese

E. Rubenfeld, Far Eastern manager & Special Steels, Casting8) Eorg-

Oriental Construction and Trading ings. Files. & Tools—149, Yuen Ming

Co.—573, Sezchuen Road; Teleph. Yhefl

11771 Road; Teleph. 10104; Cable

Ad: Hahhcart

jft yj- J. Scott Finn

' Oriental Dispensary, Mamifactuvihg J. G. K. Tsong

Chemists and Wholesale Druggists, Miss D. Botelho

Dealers in Hospital Siipiplies, Photo- -Su L.-i Bow

graphic Goods, etc. 356; Fdochbw s: M Wei '

Road; Teleph. 91183 Z. L.'-6bu':

 SHANGHAI'

Otis Elevator Co.—9Sf>, Aietlpe Eoad; • -utSBft%-aJ»Oaoio.lci ■siovun'l .H ,8jjh/

Head and

lands OfficeSiain;

for China,

Telfepli.. Hnilippme Is- G: Y. Bir(}, a.R:i,h.a. (Hormkohg) V,

Ad: Lynd entree ’i: ’Cable G. D. Simtrt, aIrviIb.a. (Rifigopp),

P. O. G. Wak( ham, a.r.i.b. v.

F.,C-.Muni>, xhanager . . i.■; . D.P. ThpmasbeVsky

MaeAlister 11Tongkortg)

Otf.SK.ouli, M. H. A., Tea .Ex^oj ter& and Y. N.Dronnikoft

General Merchants-t-^I42, 1: Museum

Road; Teleph, 10790; P.O’. itex 551; -i,i A-P..E.B09 1

(jl'Youpg, , '•

Cable Ad: Ousko - - Engineering Staff

M. H. A. Ouskouli J. L. Paterson. B-. sc., a.m.i.c.e.

Overlaid Motors, Lto. (jncnrn/j in H. D.H. Chang,

. C.\V. a au. stuupt. ,•k. .

Hong Kong)—993, Bubbling’Well

Road; Teleph. 34’384 ; Cjame^ Ad : Zia Cfiien

Autopalace Secretariat

R. Meyer, manager' dir.‘ - , 11, W. Brown , :

K. Greenberg,—dir. ‘.Mrs.nM- Anderson

Paoifio Bobbin Co , Ltd.—97, Vuen

: Ming Paper

Road; Products,

Teleph. 10385Htd. — 3:5,' Szechuen

Roacl;, Teleph.' 17079 '

Pacific: Leaf Tobacco Co.’-j-SV Canton Paramount Films of China, , Inc.—

Capitol Building 142, Museum

Road; Teleph. 12021

P. & Q.]Bankino (Jorporatip^ (Aer- Ikmks) Road; Paramount

Teleph. 11560; Cable Ad:

Paelz China Go., Phai’mabeu'ticAI' and Pkitis Theatre.' LTp.—550, Avenue Jbffre;

Chemical

128, Museum Manufacturers

Road; Teleph. and. Importers'19980; P. Teleph. 85205

O. Box 973; Cable Ad: Paelz; .Co^BS: Pariser A Co.1, L., Iin|ib;rf-|5x,p/drt,

Mosse, Acme & Private Piece Gpod?, ,Fiirs and'Pty^t^hes—

Sole Agents for : >1 110. SzffhUen, Road, , Rd(>ni 30:

..Mvwprjhener 1’hannaceutislie, .iFabrik; Teje-ph, 1925:7'; P-0. BoNf STb; Cable

Muonchen Ad: Bariper;, Cpd^s :.'Bjutlpy's, R.

.MiidfiiJLG., Berliii-Piiftkou. _/ Mosse, Schohejd’s , A-Lette.]" . 'Code

Ozite ^Terkaufs G.m.b.H., l|ai^butt,:g, and A.B.C. 6th Edition. .' Bi’anoh

Palace 'Hotel—(^e under Hotels) at Harbin, Manchuria, s:

L. Pa^hseri, sole owner . *

Palatine

—'CnionInsurance Building, Co.,

17. Ltd.,

Canton of London Road: Park Hotel1*—Corner Bubbling Well

Teleph. 13407 (4 Hues). P.Q. Box, i 12,85; and Park : Roads; Tciepb. '91010;

Cable Ad: Palatinado : Cable Ad : Parkhotel

E. G.Lester Arnold, manager for*. China The InternotiDHal Hotels'’ ’Ltd.,

F.

A. Mabb Dumbarton . , < ■.!./(

I Miss .M,. Parker H proprietors

Max Schibler, nianager

.

V. de Carvalho | Miss K. Petigura Parke, Davis & Co.,-Manufacturing Che-

Pa’lfreeman,

Sons, Manchester D. C. (Sir& Jactib Behrens,Mi mists,

Bradford).—,150,

Detroit, Michigan,

Yuen-nung-yuen Road, TeleplnU.S.A.—43,

12590;

Kiukia'ng Road; Teleph,,, 12278 j\ P.O. Laboratory: 2, Tung Liang Road; P.O.

Box 1499; Cable Ad; Elephgnt ;• 1 Box "760 ; Cable Ad : Cascara' '

-fjy Q Kung. woe •b m ?«k

Palmer & Turner, Architects, Surveyors Parker, Rielley -A—Co., Consulting

and CivilvEng&ieeri—ITfiCarStm Road; Engineers andTelepli.

: Marine12267;

.Suxye.yfn'

Teleph. 15659; P. 0. Box 732;. Cable Ad: Peking Boad;

Pyrotechnjf ' . * .*■ v Cables—ALAd:

■Veritas: : A

... Partners.- - . * > nr-r/ul.) u - 1 1 : ! Wl G. -fi

T. Milne

Ganiblmgpartner

parther

J.G, A.L. Ritchie,

Wilson, f.r.i.b.A, :f.s.i.

a.k.i.b A,(.(Calctittfc)' . Y. J. Shah 1 Y. L. Iaw-

A288 SHANGHAI

Parks,

mercial H. Francis, Photostats

Photography—138, Com-

Nanking n & % n m n

Road; Teleph. 12782; P.0. Box, 669; PeacockvKun$sch!iaQtwn\y'\ngkuny&ze

Cable Ad: Cameo, Motion Picture Company,

Inc., Distributors of RKO Radio Pic-

Parolle Electrical Plant Co., Ltd., tures and SimplexRoad Sound Equipment

Engineers and OontPa'clor^ /Com- —404, N, Soochow ; Teleph. 46322;'

plete Power Plant Equipment—17, CableLeon Ad: Pecolilms

Britton; gen. mgr.

Canton Road; P.O. Box 569; Cable Mrs. H. Johnston, secy..

Ad: Reyrolle ' i = ':|i Film Distribution Dept.

Parsons, Dr. W. 'Si, Mrn. c.m., — British ! Equipment A. F. Kerske | Z. L. Kwok

Admiralty Surgeon—29, Peking Rd; Dept,—

Teleph. 15094 Wu Yupg Chong

Accounting Dept.— . .

Pasquier, J. P., Commission Agent- W.Y. Cheng | H. L. Chow

39, Av. Edward TII; : Teleph. 83939; Peacock Necktie Manufacturing Co.,

Cable Ad: Pasguier Wholesale and93448;

Retail—541,

Road; Teleph. Cable Ad:Kiukiang

Rose

0 a il ^ ^ Peh Yang Carpet Co. — 45-47, Yates

Mi Jeng jung hsien ch’ung

Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., (Alloa, Scot- Road; Teleph. 33602

land and Halifax,

and Worsted YarnEngland),

Spinners—Head Woollen ft iU & $&r * 3S *

Office and Factory: “B.B.” .Mills, 400, . Ta yintj hog lurt -si kung &:■; hong

PoyangRoad; Teleph.

1524; Cable Ad: Beehive 52320; P.O. Box Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na-

W. A, Kearton, gen. mgr. vigation Co.' — {See MaCkihnon,

J.A. E.E. Sifton, Mackenzie & Co.)—27, The'Bund

L. Denham Harveya.c.a.,|I L.O,acct.

R.R. Dixon

Holmes PestOnjee & H Met Dah

Co., Ltd., M.. Exporters

R,H. T.F. Oates;

Baptiste | Mrs.manager

technical M. Walter: of China Produce and Commission

J.A. C.N.Booth,

Lewis engineer Agents—12, Rue du Consulat; Te-

J.R. T.Batty

Wakelin I E,S. DenisonR. Croft' leph. 81964; Cable'Ad : Platform

S. M- Talati, managing director

F. Bolton G. A. Rolls ■jjah. ia Bet teh . . , ;

A. Bond W. Sykes

. . ,.E. W. Claxton 1 F- Whitaker Peters k Co., H. K., Exporters of China

Local Sales Office — 509, Glen Line Produce—Arnhold Building, 320, Sze-

Building,

19450 and Peking Road; Telephs. chuen

2,19459 1529; Boad;Ad:Teleph.

Cable Petrdnel17356; P.O. Box

!

E.H.B. H.S. Creasy H. K. Peters

Dong R. P. B. Loujghnan

Pah Ztang Petroff

men’s &Readymade

Co., N.S. Ladies’

Coats andand Gentle-

Suit!;

Patten, Mackenzie k Co.^Exporters arid Woollen, —856,

Silk and Cotton Piece Goods

Avenue J oil re; Teleph. 72614

Importers

Bank —Hongkong and Shanghai E. I. Tomiloff, mgr.

Bund;Building,

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Rooms 311 and 313, The

M’aCpat16574; P.O^Box 718;

V. N. Lopatin

Y. F. Paderfevsky ! S. S. Cbu

Pau lah’ sang do. vee M m a a

Paulsen & Bayes-Davy, Pd leo dah yah vong j

and Cargo Surveyors andMarine, -Ship

Consultants (Pharmacie

1 Generale —949-951, Avenue

—2, Peking

Ad: Bayesdavy Road; Tdeph. 131)50;' Gable Joffre; Telephs. 74297 and 74296; Cable

Ad: Pharmadrog

 SHANGHAI

Pharmacie Moderne — 772, Avenue Technical Dept.

Joffre; Teleph. 75498 A.H. G.J. Sutter

de Jager | II. C. Chou.

Philco Sales Oorpn., Feil', Ific.. Neguen Chen I| F.R. Cheng B. Chen

U.S.A. — Show Room, Office and Accounting Dept. F. S. Chow

Service Dept. : 709, Bubbling Well •

Road; Telephs. 34270 and 34279; A.V.P. Vogt van Os I S. Y. Zien

P.O. Box 2101; Cable AdPhllco-

sale; Code : Bentley!s Wm. J. Chang | C. K. Siu

Directors — Bruce S. Jenkins Representing N. V. Philips’ Glowlamp Works

(president), G. J. McCarthy Holland

(vice-president) and J. Sl Potter

(secretary-treasurer) Works insulated Wire & Cable

Mangei*—-!^. R. Froemel

Staff—Mrs. E. D. Shu (steno.), PmKNix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London),

Fire, Life,Branch): Accident27,•andPeking Marine—(Far;

! O F. Sun (ebmpradore), H. M.

’ Tsi (accountant), E. StaM'bs, T. Eastern Telephs. 14649 and 12300; P. O. BoxRoad

719;

H. Yuan. Y. G. Ch'o\v T'.. S. Cable H. Ad:Hind,

M. Phofire

manager

' Chow and C. % Chao

Service • > ,■M E. L.H,A.S.Smith Low, asst. mgr.

’ G. Yatskin F. Inglis, E.ch.i. p A. A. Lopes ;

fr^owroom

. Miss A. Nicolsky, reprek F.C.T. A.Saito

Austin,

FarnanaIcj.i.i.| (Hohgk6ng)i'

J. M. Portaria

l. Hu !

SoJe Agents for China-. ' Phoenix Press, - The, . Printers, Publi

Philoo Radio & Television Corpn.. ; j shers, Lithographers, Engravers, Book-

Philco Radios, Transitones, : binders, Museum Block-makers,

Road; Teleph. 12755 Stationers—131.

Batteries, Radio Tubes, efc. A. L.Fuller,

C. Ting,manager

assist, manager

V.K. H. S. Tung,

Chow clerk .

mm m ± mmm^

Phi i Up PickingRoad; ImportTeleph.

& Export

Philipp, Dr. F. G., Veterinary Surgeon po 11868:Co.—47,

CableNingAdi:

(Formerly Govt.’s, Veterinary Surgeon Rudolf Picking;Mosse Codes: A.

and Private B. G. 6th edn.,

inHospital

German and East

Surgery:Africa)—Veterinary

1001, Yu Yuen K. H. Yue

Road; Teleph. 21877 Pilots’ Association, Shanghai Licensed

—26,

12071; The CableBund;

Ad: Pilot Telephs.

. 16168 and

fit PinUpo' J. Carle, manager

Philips’ China Co., Lamps, Radios, Pinnacle Products Co., Importers,

Valves, Public

Welding Address

Rectifiers, Equipments,

Industry Articles, Exporters, Manufacturers and Commis-

Talkie Equipments and Supplies, sion Agents—Continental Bank Build-

Transmitters, Transmitting Tubes, and ing, 113, K.iukiang Road;Codes:Teleph. Acme,

14500;

Wire—Brunner-Mond Bldg., 133, Sze- CableA.B.C. 6th,

Ad: Pinnacle;

chuen

794; Cable Road;Ad:Teleph.

Halfwatt15128; P.O. Box JSLjS. Lim, Bentley’s

proprietorDuo and and

gemPrivate

mgr.

W. Jongeneel, managing director’ 1 : Koo. Toh Lam, manager of

Miss D. Johanssonn, secretary ’ Shghr Dept.

Miss E. M. Ai*tindale Pioneer Knitting Mill, Hosiery Manu-

Sales Dept. facturers — HeadRoad; Office:Teleph.

15, Lane14180.

No.

Y.Y. S.C. Chiang

Li 468, Szechuen

F, H. Young Factory:

50246 377, Rangoon Road; Teleph

A290 BBANGHMI

0 Ifah wo ta,h Officers:

SPlatt, White-Cooper ^ Oo.—Ewo Hltlg.j C. V. Starr,; pTesi'dRht1

8,3 Peking [load; Teleph. 195^0;

? Oible G. C. Bruce, vice-president and

Ad:li. Petsani and Attorney ,,I general niana-gpr , *

R C: Master, solicitor ‘ 1 ,W.

M.

A. E.Reader

Seddon,Harris, do.

barrister-at-law K. A.L(ppkHale, treasurer

v, secretary

C. E. Lowe, solicitor directors—G. C. Bruce, Mansfield

G.G.Villas Freeman, W. A. Hale^ C. V. Starr

Waller | R. Artindale and H. L. Yung

Agents

woodcfeinTathani,

London—Stepbensdn,

16j Old Broad St.,'Hai'-

E.C.

Agents in Hongkong - Johnson, Stokes .POST OFFICES

and Master, Hongkong & Shang- % M W. ® M

hai Bank Bldg., Des Vceux Road C.

Yu cheng kuan li chii .

Plaza Hotel—(^re Hotels) Post OFFiGEf-rpComer ,©f N. .Sopchow, N.

. .'! i /a,!' . - •■ .':! im/ -U'i i .,d([oloT Szechuen 7 a.m. toand11 Tiendong Roads;:(Open

p m.); Telephs 40069

M H ?U h Po uw inon nee (Exchange' to all Offices 10, Alines),

Pohoomull Bird^. (India) ^ilk and Enquiry Office (Foreign) 40069, ext. 16;6;

-Enquiry Gffice (Chinese) ' 4 0069, ext.

Orient Art Exporters—130, Hankow

Road; Teleph. 10040; p.p.,, Box 470; 40335 Accountancy),

(Deputy Commissioner, Dist.

403414034S

(Custqip.s Depart-

Ca«ble Ad: Pohoomu!! ment, Parcel Office), (Despatching

and

ation), Receiving

40358 Office, Shipping

(Mechanical ’ cf eInform-

:

Bldg.

)uic m m ^ ,i Supervisor’s. Residency), 404,18 (Police

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Road: Puarters), 42468 (Printed Matter Office,

■Acme,

Teleph. 17346; Cable Ad : Poldi; Codes : Office, Oerriiig' Head Apt ), 43329

Office (Printed

Bldg.); ‘Matter Office

editionBentley’s, Mosse and A.B.C. 6th tween Numbers on Sundays/Holidays

Midnight and 6 a.m., 40061 (Censor or be-

H. Peltner Office),Box 40062 (Oarage), 40063 (Private

W. Limbach Letter Office)^

A. Troureller 40065 XLocal Office),40064

40066 (RailwayYard), and

Polish Import & Export Co., Ltd., Office), 40068 (Express 40067

Steamer Mail Service), (Registry

Office); Cable

Woolen and. Cotton Piece Goods— Ad : Postbs

320, Szechuen Road; Teleph. / 11999; ^Commissioner—A.

District M. Chapelain ':

Deputy Comi/nssioner—Wong

Cable Ad: Polin .1! .>1 Way Bun

Jacob Shpiro— Deputy Commissioner (Local Affairs)

Isaac

C. T.ShpiWoolen

ro ■ - — Dao Kong Zung

T. S. Wong- Sectional and Sub-Offices

Z. H. Young . 1. C. 11.-414-420, 424, Fokien Road:

T. C. Hong 1 Teleph. 91590

C.C Vang * - C.Teleph.

III.—69-71, Rue du Consulat;

83631Avenue '

■ W i fV. -601a, Joffre; h'elepli

Polytechnic PuRlic School (.gee

Municipal Council). : 72217 - ■ -:■ ; A

7 • fVfV, 83, Chow Chin Road H

’ Ei Teleph.

— 1170, 1172,1174,

50279 ’Rbad; Brbadway, ■ ' ;Mt7 East;

Post-51

-19-21;ekcpuy

AvenueCo...MajM,Vif;

Fed-, Inc.;'h"s.A Te- W. I.—180,Carter Teleph. 30328

leph. 84080 (6 lines); Cable Ad: W..II.—Bubbling Well Hoad, .185, Yu-

, Mercuppst

. propidetprs':. W.yuen Road;Rue

III.—105, Teleph.

Marco31437

Polo; . Teleph.

! ; :Easterh, Advertisers,

,, , Shanghai

Mercilry; Press',., . & Mercury W.83620

IV.—853 Avenue .loffre

Evening Post Nantao

Chapei -Bund—104

324 TatungHwaimalu

Road, Chapei

 A291

Kao.gha,ngmiao—760 Peisungyuen Hd. Paul PremeR advocate and doctor

Lunghwa—East Street, Lmighwa of' law

Lannitu —40i Lanhitvg J’pOttf^g M. - Guilty

Sub-Ofl^ces Ngai Tchen Ling

Y.—10.70-1, North Szechue.i Rpa,d Mrs. Artshibasheff

501,

711, iamaiooHwaNantao

Chung

81, Siijza Road Road Premier Hair-dressim; Saloon, Ladies

and Gentlemen’s Hair Dressing, Mani-

726, East Seward Road cure, Face Massage, etc.— 544, Szechuen

Station Gate—S.1132,Hoping

(N. R.) —77, Boundary

Road Rd. Road

West

Siccawei—978-80, Avenue Retain Teleph.(near

13548Corner of Peking Road);

Tsaokiatu —540, Jessfield Road Prevot, P. H. (Member of Shanghai Stock

35, Foochow Road

434, 436Seymour

125a, and 438,Road

Route Oqnty'. ,. Exchange), Land andTeiephs.

52, Ruedu Consulat; Estate80657

Agent—

and.

23, Brenan Road : Stock Exchange Lines

Ohungshan

iversity) Road (Great < 'hina .Un-

473, Paoting Road £ W filii ip! H

Civic Centre Ymg kuo pee lee s ye sung

Lao Peh Men—565, Mingkuo Road Price, Dr. A. C., Medical Practitioner-

Szechuen Road—200, Szechuen Road Consulting Rooms: 51, Canton Road;

Teleph. 10265

m mm m % it ^ Price’s (China), Ltd., Manufacturers of

Chiao fung pu yu cheriy ts’uiig chu Candles,

‘c/iw liu hung ying chu Robinson Night Lights. and

Road; Teleph' 30262Tapers—5,

BiRiJQTORATE GENERAL OF POSTS—322,

KiaochOw Road; Teiephs. -31790 fO & M 4UEL ft ir!

(Secretary’s Office), 34330, 34338 and Price’s Soap Co: (China), Ltd.. Soap

34339; Cable Ad : Postsupdop Manufacturers—Registered Office: 18.

.Seen la ry—J. A. Greenfield -The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

Acting Assist. Secy,—Yang ‘Chao Road; Teiephs. 17327 (Office) and

Nai 50240 (Factory); P.O. Box 597; Cable

Ad: Lever

Potter & Cc., Cameron, Auditors R. H. Heyworth (chairman)

and Corporate Accountants, Secre- Wm. Harper, do.

taries & Managers—Arnhold Bldg., W: G. Braidwoodj secretary

320, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17733;

P.O. Box 390; Cable Ad: Auditor Priestwood, Victor, b.a., Barrister-

S. C. Potter, f.c.RvA., principal at-Law, H.B.M. Crown Advocate

Y. S. Kon|:, A.c.i. for 'China,—2, Peking Road (3rd

floot); Tele'ph. 10061; Cable Ad:

Ill R> Yueuw ; Lasgoud

Powell, Sidney J.,_ Civil Engineer, Miss O. McKay, secretary

Architect

perty andandEstate

Surveyor,AgentLand,— Pro-

4l(>,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10918 Public Schools for Boys, for Girls

Sidney J. Powell, a.m.inst.c.E. and for Chinese — (See Municipal

C. Edmonds Powell, m.e. Council)

A Miss M. F. Castilho, clerk I PdBLic WorksCouncil)

Dept. — (See under

Y. T. F6o, draughtsman Municipal

W it * m M 1

Premet, Paul, Advocate

Law; Land, and Instate Doctor of Quest Society—(See Associations)

and Office—160,

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19175 ! Race Club—(See Clubs)

 SHANGHAI

M 'idh shing RaJVden, ,F.'v .CoilMIgSIQN; Aoent—1040

Racine A Cie. (Societe Ananymc); Im- N. Soofcltdw Road ; Teleph. 42111';' P.O.

porters,

Shipping Exporters,

Agencies — Glen, Insurance and Box MW Cable Ad : Nedyar

/Line ijjldg.,

2,Ad:Peking Hoad; P.0. Box 859; Cable Realty' Investment (Com]>any, Fed. I?ic.,

A. Racine

Fabre; chairman (absent) 1 ■ U.S.A., and

ments Real Estate, Mortgages; Invest-

■ i • J! C.Dpnne, managing •director

Guillemin, do/ ' , ' Teleph. 18652;Insurance—12

P.O. Box 1414;TheCableBund;Ad:

,(' H.L. A.Louche,Chollot, signsdo.' perUpro..iuiolo'■'!' Realinyest

G. Ram

JL. baud,

Chaillan do./ ., . Red Hand ^ IT. Hoong ahm;

' E- Marchetti , Compositions Co,, Man n-fac-

E)r. Ko King turers of Ship Coippositions and Anti-

corrosive

Road; Teleph. Paints,19540;

etc. . —230, Szechuen

c/o Dodyell

C. Antoshen

W. Wohlters Cq.,

Teleph.Ltd., Queen’s Building, Hongkong;

R. C.; A. * Communications, • Ino?, A H. W.28021; Cablemanager

Maxted, Ad: Rahtjens

in the; Far

Radio Corporation of America Ser- East

vice,—201-202, Sassoon , House; Te- J. T.

, E.A-G. Hegarty,

Howe, iggr. for

asst.(Hongkong)Shanghai

do. . -

ieph. 19251; Cable Ad : Radiocorp

G. F. Shecklen, vice-pres. and

repres. for.China N. W. Lo’.-eless

Evans (Tientsin)

F. R. James, Jr., com’l reprps,. A. Gotfried, accountant ;;

E. C. Watt, do. M. Gotfried Bead

Miss E. Gibson, secretary A. Read J. Hetherington

I. K. Pao, Clerk (Hongkong) Mrs. M. Howells

P. B. PtVirdten Miss M. Burgess

R.C.A. Victor Company oe China, Radios, J. Smith Miss K. Taylor

Phonographs Records, Broadcasting H. C. Woo, compmdore

Equipment,,

less, Telegraphic: RCA.andRadiotrons,

Aircraft Wire- Refrigeeatoe ServiCe Co.—253, Ave.

atus-China

Peking Road: State Bank

Telephs. Bldg,,Appar-

93301-93305;356, Haig; Teleph. 740^8; Cable Ad:

CabC Ad: Victrola Refreseo

Raymond E.: Solfridge, assist, treas.

A. B. Moulton, manager (engineer- tail Chemists Regal. Pharmacy, Wholesale and Re-1

ing products photo phone) and Druggists—1180,

Julius M. Shell, mgr. (instru- Cable Ad:Well Bubbling RegalRoad; Teleph. 30810;

ments and radiotrons)

Ragi & Co., R. H., Merchants and Com- H! tang fang

mission 18425;

Teleph. Agents—131,

Cable Ad: Peking.

Phirozi Road; Reiber, Fr., Exporter of Feathers — 6,

R. H. Ragi .• Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 17005 P.O. Box;

; 745;CableAd:Reiber

Rakiisen’s

,'250, Nanking Eggsell Co. (Excel.

Road, Teleph. 18500;Eggs)—

Cable Reiss, Bradlev & Co., Ltd., Importers,

Ad: RakUsen : Exporters and Commission Agents—

!1 88, Museum Road; Teleph. 16375;

Rall, Dr. Kasteiu

A. (Drs. &Birt, Ball, Mertens, P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Jostree

Directors—Denys

Virnich,

Office: 20, Kiukiang ; Schwarzenburg),^

Hoad; Teiioph. Hutton, K. S. Reiss, MorfisonL. andW.

15579: Residence:' 191, Rue Magniny; John Rnbinson

Teleph. 75529 Ccmpradores—/Wong Kor Sung

— (gen. ), Nee'Clung Chwang (silk>

Rangel, T., Advocate—330, Szechuen, Piece Goods, Yarns, Typewriters,

Road (2nd

Ad : Rangelei floor),; Teleph, .14333:. .Cable Stainless Steels, etc.—H. M.

Persons

 SITaW&WaT' A293

Raw Cotton, Textile’ Machinery, Reliance Trapinq Cq.,' Impprters and

Mill Accessories an<^ Geiferal— Ekpdrliers—’260,' Peking Road; Teleph.

W. H. Nash, 1 H. L.1 Block and 19289; J. C. P.O.'

Niem,Box 1^22' and' proprietor

manager

T. Nakarmith' '^ • '’s '-'

Paper Insurance— t ,

J. G. Anderson, signs p-p;..

W. Hasick Rkminoton Typewriter , AiU’Ncy, Re-

Engineering— : mington Typewriters. ; Mpneojgraphs,

A. Wei shy 1 Adding Machines, AdcWssographs and

G.for

D. llelliss

Stamp,A'special representative General

Road; Office Eqyipmeh

Teleph. 15406; P.O.’t—161,

Boi 812;Museum

Cable

M orcom, Ltd. Ad: Mustard

B. Sieher, special representative

for Autdgeriwerk Sirius and

Heylandt

Chas. D. Spenle, special represen- Remington Typewriter School—(Yee

tative for Sir TameS Farmer Educational)

Norton & Co., Ltd.

E. Staho: , Renner,

Y. H. Soong

Burroughs Adding Machines— tioner, Alexander, m.d., Gcperal

Surgeon. Specialist Practi-

in Women’s

R. A, Schweitzer Diseases & Obstetrics—Office: 103-

Silk and Linei^— 104, Sassoon House, Nanking Road;

W. H. Taylor, signs p.p. Teleph. 16726; Residence: 229C,

A. Brook Grosvenor Gardens, Route Cardinal

Miss G. M. Ephgrave . Mercier; Teleph. 76700

*n 5

Reiss,

fessor Freotjrick,,

of Dermatology,Dr., m.d.,_ (Assist.

National Pro- Republic Land Investment Co., Architects

College

of Medicine) Specialist in'Skin and G.U. Road ; Teleph. 14358 . i Ming Yuen

and Real Estate—149, Yuen

Diseases—Office and Rhfeidence: Capitol

Building, 142, Museum Road; Teleph.

10181 - Retired Naval Officers’ ^ A^ocaATiosr

Reliance Motors Fed, Inc., U.S.A., | —(See Associations) ' V , ,

Motor

Foch; Car Distributors—755.

Telenh. Avenue

70024; P.O. Box 1025;

Cable Ad: Sintung Lob ter

J. A. Duff, general mgr. Reuters, Ltd.—34, Avenue EdwardGeneral

VII;

B. J. Chen | A: W. Horton I Telephs. 11375-4 (2 !ines)'(t,o

Sales ’ Manager, Nyws Department, Accounts

L. D. Carson, mgr. and Correspondence), 10710.

| mercial Department,) 18844 (Commercial (Com-

V. Levin 1 G. T. Ito Dept. Manager)

William Tsai''! L. C. Choung

J. C. Hsu 1 G. C. Sze service); P.O. Boxand1205;13789Cable(Ticker

Ad:

■ S. Chu I S. S. Wong Reuter

C.Far • ; gen. mgr. for tHe

J. Chancellor,

Accounts and. Credit East

T. S. Chang | F. H. Bowrey News Department

Service I Geoffrey Imeson, chief editor for the

K. Staley, mgr. ; ' Far East; • n '

Wm. Watt, asst. mgr. ; ' , ;£>. kfoosa • .

A. L. S. Mike ! T. J. Aldeguer

Distributors for iss. C. Diemer

Cadillac, La Salle,,motor

Buick,cars;

Vauxhall iss P. Kemp

and Chevrolet also Miss E. Koussis

G.M.C. and Chevrolet Trucks C. Y. Hsieh, tran^lhtbr

A294 SHANGHAI

Commercial E)ept. Metal & Hardware Dept.

W.Reuters

R! Mowll, Par Eastern

commercial servicema,iiager, P. Sandt

H. F Klcinecke

J. M.P. Bourke

H Clark T. C. Tung, compr.

Provision Dept.

J. J. Aldeguer F. Kauffmann

A. M. Danenberg

A. Kooznetsov Miss V Romani

Mrs. D. Blair Y. T. Tsoong, compr.

Mts. M. M. Young

Mrs. S'. Sofonoff Reynell

Ticker Installation

J. T. Johns, engineer BrokersJr- Cq.,16, A.Ceptral

W., Stock

Road;andTeleph.

Share

J.Mrs.Ward 13310; Cable-..Ad: Crqmbake ,

M. Collaco

S. L. Chen pi fc m ,

Accounts and Correspondence Reyrolle & . Co.r, Ltd., Electrical

: G.. V.C.V.W.Jensen,

Olson

C. Long

accountant Engineers, Electrical Machinery,

Switchgear and Transformer—17,

Mrs. N. Sims Canton Road: Teleph. 18669: P. O.

H. P. Kao Box 569; Cable Ad : Reyrolle

C. H. D. Curtoys, representative

Vu ling T. forH. theNib,Parassistant

East

Reuter, Brockelmann k Co., Importers, Mrs. A, Silyas • steno. A

Exporters ano Commission Agents— L. T. Chang

452, Kiangse Iload; Telephs. 18090

(5 lines to all Depts.) and 4203'i 15 If Li-cheong

(Godown, 79, Woochang Road): Richards, J. H., (Established lOlS)-.

Cable Ad: Reutbrock Manufacturers’ Representative, Coal

R.C. E.Heyn (Shanghai)

Yissering (Shanghai) Contractor, Mines Direct R ■ ore^

Export Dept. sentative, Light Railways, Mining

H.W. L.Korrowitz

Ockermueller, signs p.p. Machinery,

Mining Mining PumpsGlenandLine

Accessories—304, all

A. Kemper Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

16935; Cable Ad: Richly

A.P. Korth

Dethleffsen

Hansen. Lau, export conipr. $!j Lee chee eon,

Booking

1 Dept. Richardson & Co., A. J., Auctioneers,

H Paduk, signs per pro. Adjusters, Appraisers, Valuers^

Miss A. Straus, secretary Metal Brokers and Coal Merchants

..Piecegoods Dept. — 592, Szephuen Road; Teleph.

. N. W. Vane, compr. Codes: .Cable

10352; Ad: 5th,

Al, . A.yB.C. Richardsons:

Bentley’s

Stationery and Builder’s Supply and My,Noil’s (1908) - '

t)ept. A. J. Richardson

O. Zwanck Charles Y. C. Chen, Chinese mgr.

S. Boch.len

Mrs. A. Hauffe

Djeu Vung-shung, compr. Pi ^ ^ ft ^ ^ flj

Guenther Wagner Pelican Works, Li ko mao-inn chu an kumgrttsti.

Hannover Rickmers Linte - 9. Av. Edward VII ;

A. Blomer, rep. for t^e Par East i Mosse Cable Ad : Rickmers

Suppl,, Scott’s, ;10Codes:

edn. Mosse,

Paper Dept. A. Palm, manager

W. Sandt H. Muenter, assist.

 kha^jhAi Abort

Rinr,way, Dr. James VV..r Drintist -2-,' if w & m m

Peking Koad (Room 518); Jeleph. 12078 I '■ Ld piit isun ■/cud hchtg :ii

m m Laiie Robinson Piano . Co.. . Maphfact'hfefs,

Iriiporters,'Tukers

Rikleey, Simmons & Mil'ne, Contracting and AT usical Ihstrunient Sellers,’Theatre and‘Repairers)'Music

Engineers—91, Peking Road; Teleph. and Concert Agents

12267W.; Cable Veritas I Y. J. Shah apore;

Ad :partner

J. Milne, Penarigj; Peiping,; Tientsin,

and at ^ Koalk

Sing-5

Lumpur and Hankow—276, Kiangse

G. T. Gambling | Y; L. Zee Road; Teleph. 10868; Cable Ad ;i

Pianomaker;

and Bentley’sCodes! A.B.C. 5th, Lieber’s

Lin hua tmn

Biok a Soko Kabushiki K a is ha (Rioka Love Larie ; Teleph, 33562

Wharf

Mitsubishi andBuilding,'36,

WarehouseKiukiang Co., , I jd.)—

Road;

Telephs. Yueh shing

Pooturig 15963, 113, 11118530 (Chang(DeadKah-Pang

Office), Rohde

Yuen Road ; P.O. Box- 808^ Cable Ad :

Yiien Ming

Wkarf), Pootung 115 , (Tung Kah Doo Rohdeanus

Wharf); P.O. Box 628.; Cable Ad: Riok- U.W.Streib

asoko ; Codes ; Kendall’s and Bentley’s Blenk | E. Lazarus ,,

Riunione

—17, TheAdriatica

Bund; di SiauuT.vof

Teleph, 11144;Trieste

.P.O. Roman Catholic Churches- (&e under

Byx,American

1195; Cabje Underiters .^; Fed., Churches and Missions)

Ad:Upderwriters,

Asiatic

Inc., U,B-A., mgfs, for the Orient Ml & fll Lung tung hung sze

Robertsos A Son Edward T. ■(Officially Rondon porters«fe and Co., Wine

Ltd., L.Merchants—Intpr

t Importers, Ex--

-

Recommended Controllers of the savin Building, 9, Avenue

American Cotton Shippers Association)

—Hamilton House, Corner Foochow Rondon; Codes: A.B.C. Teleph. 82144; P.O. Box 772.;Edward

Cable VII;

5th edh-,:

Ad

■and

CableKiangse

Ad: Lortnoc Roads; P.O. Box 1719; Bentley’s, Universal Trade

Lugagne and

E. T. Robertson, Jr. (Kobe) L. Rondon, Jr., managing director

C.K. Y.H. Tsay

Hasselman, mgr. C.S. del

Mey, signs per pro.

Laou Ping Sung JacquesRivero Rondon

A. E. Schiller

Robinson, A. R,, Land, Estate and A.A. England

Ryan

Mortgages—;1522,

Teleph. 30745; CableBubbling Well Road;

Ad: Arnosiber W. P, Yue, compradore „

Thread

Cotton Threads Yarn Dept: “ C-B” Embroidery

Aft Jtft SHing she.ng e suing M. Volkart

Robinson

Dental Dr., F. A, (Dr. Ivy

Surgeons—39, & Robinson)

. Peking Road,;

Teleph,.. 10101 H Wah che

Ross & Co. Exporters,

gorfcers, (China), Ltd., Alex., and

Merchants Im-

u m * m m Sommission Agents—8L Jinkee Road;

Lo (jer'ta Uh' sze Telepll. 19665; P.O. Box 249; C^ble Ad:

Rodoer & CO.- — 320, Szeehuen Load : Rotunda .Directors , ; ,A.

Teleph. 10631 ; Cable Ad : Loger: ;< Usual ! D.

. Codes D. ugudD

H.at-law tj— &, counsellor-

Rodger,, attorney :,>n W. A.W.Ross (Shanghai)

Mckeiizie (Shaiighai)

J.W.B.Shevchenko

Davis, signs per pro.

Myron Wiener, attorney; and ! ' .‘,G. M.Vffir I M- H. Harris v :

counsellor-at-law'

Char Woo-ching, Chinese lawyer ’ Fuh F. A.'Alvares"

Tsun Yuen,I J.conipvadurc

Fisk. ' *[

. C.ChenTa-hsun,

C. Kung, do.

do. Alex. Ross

A296 SHANGHAI

Rossi a Insurance Qo., of America-

(Hartford)

11144; P.O.— 17,Box.The1195;Bund;CableTeleph.

Ad: Tsai cheng pupanyenshihwuchu chi ho tsung so

Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriter^ Fed-, Salt Revenue Department Chief

Inc., U.S.A.,' mgrs. for the Orient, Inspectorate (Chinese)—18-, The Bund;

Teleph. 11570 and 11578-9; Cable Ad;

Rotary CLUR-^C^ee Clubs) Ciate

Chief Inspector—Chu

Assoc, i do - Dr. F.Ting Chi

Ai Cleveland

Royal Asiatic Society (^e, Associations)

Secretariat

^ ^ Wany chin Fei

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Branch Office), E. M.Hsiang

Feng Gale,

Jh

Fan,

Liang,

Chinese

English secretary

secretary

prineipal assist'. t(>

"—81, Jinkee Rbad; Teleph. 11813; P.Q. English sec. '•

BoxH. 758; Cableresident

B. Scott, Ad: Royal

secretary General Admihistfatioii Departmeh!t;',

C. J.C.E>Cruttwell, assist, ' do- Chief of Dept.—Ma Tai-chun

: Assistants —Fun Chien, Hu Hsien- •,

Brown ,j q sheng, Yoh Te-chi

A. J.'FarquKarsoh

Miss Berthe t . ' . . . 7 Chief of Staff Section — Chen Jung

Miss Furniss Assistants—Yoh

Yauh-kai0 r Te-chi' and /Shihi

Royal Society of St. George -(See Chief of C 4' 6spondence , Section—

. Associations^ . , • . WuShih-hsiang

Assistant—Lo Shu Yi

Royal Typewriter—150, Nanking Road; . Chief of Record and Translation Sec-

Teleph. 18638 ( . tion Cliien'Hu-ting

Assistant—Yang Sung-hua >al

a m Dixh chang Assistant

to Record District(Inspector,

and Translationattache^,

SectipiTt

Rudolph & .Coi, Charles, Raw, Waste —Fang Shuo

Cashier—Chow Chun

.' Silk add Pongees Exporters—58, ; Hong-

kong Rbad; Teleph. l)3l7; P.O. 853; Finance Department:

Cable Ad: Rudolph

Ch.A.Rudolph us

(Zurich) Acting Financial Secretary — Hu

Kobelt, manager Hung-yu

P.H. Jost,

Pfanner, signs per pro. Chief

Shao ofpanSecretariat Section—Wu

do. Assistant

L. Pantridge AccountingChief of Supervisory^

and Auditing Section

Russian Benevolent ' Society—(5'ee niChief —Wang Jui-lin

Associations) of Budget

Section—Chang and Fiscal Control

Russian , Chamber, of .Commerce (Nee Assistant Chief of Hsing-lien

Budget and Fiscal

Chambers of Commerce) Control Section —Chu Tsu-hung

Assistants—Wu

Shang-chin Chih-chang; Huang

Rutherford, N. H., Stock,

General Broker—16, i CentralShareRoad; and Chief of Accounting Control Section

Teleph. 14229; Cable Ad: StockfOnl —Yang Ju-mei

Chief

Chao:ofjengPost-Audit Section — Lu

S.■ 'Road';

W. Union Trading C

Teleph. 14033; Cable : Kian' g se Assistant Chief of Post-Audit Section

Swucbtrade —Wu Tsung-tap

Supply and Works,Department: -

Safety Household Removing ' Co.— Chief of Dept.—Li Kuo-chi

336-8, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 90000 Assistant do. —F. J. Chapman

Assistant

chien to Chiefs of Dept.—Yell T»

Sakae Pianos,Shokai,

Organs*Gramophones,

and other Records, Chief

Instruments

Musical chuanof Works Se,btion—S8u-Tu Fu-

Teleph. 42406— 215, , Chkpoo Road; Technical Assistant for Construction

H. Takagi, proprietor and Maintenance—Huang Po-tang

 shanghai A297

Inspection and Development Dept: Santos Coffee Store—111, Central

Travelling Inspector and Auditor— Arcade; Teleph. 10425

Feng Ju Liang

Chief Compiler—Tso Shu Chen

Chief of Research Section—Wang Ta SAbu Kee,Agents—239,

mission Woollen Merchants

Broadway;andTeleph. Com-

Assistant do. —Wang Chi-chang 40386; Gable Ad: Saoukea

Revenue Guards Department:

Assistant

Advisor—R.ChiefM. ofC. De'pt.^Chahg

Ruxtori Chu Sheng hang

Chief of 1st. Section—Chen

Chief of 2nd. Section—Wu Shang- Tien Chi “Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd., Raw

chih i > Vi Gotten aod Cotton Waste Merchants—

Chief .of 3rd. Section—Spn Pang Tsao 255, Peking Road; Telephs. 15952

Assistant Chief of 3rd,. Section— Textilag. Head Office:CableZurich,

H. R. Petre

(manager) and 15844; Ad:

Training Officer—M. Andreoni Switzerland

Chief of Medical Section—Hu • Pan M.R.Neumann

Kunz I G. Hassan

Sheng A. Juergens | O. Walliser

Sam & Co., L. A.—437, East Broad-

way; Teleph. 52163 ffl iP Aaa So Sung

Sam Shing

& Co., Ltd., David, Merchants—

Kiangse Roads; Teleph. 14999; P.O.

Spirit merchant^—$2, Route de Say Box 263

Zoong; Teleph. 71323

Jimmy Shiiig, managing director if Sin So siln

Sam195, Joe & Co., General Importers— SvssooN

House; Teleph. Ltd.,

& iCb., 11430; E.P.O.D.—Sassoon

Box 602;

Broadway; Teleph. 41095 Cable Ad: Sassigram

:

S a mm ann & Coi, (China) PaUL E., ‘Manu- F. R. Davey, ‘ ! manager

facturers’ Representatives, Importers A. K. MacEwan, do.

Jobbers, Hardware, Tools, Auto Parts

and Accessories, Shop Equipment—33, L.C. J.J. Ovadia,

Meager, 'SHo.o.

Szechuen E.W. G.B. Smith-Wright, sub.-do.

-■

Ad: Pesam.Road; Teleph.at 12748;

Branches Cable

Hongkong, J.'B.

Bryden, c A,, acct.

Etherington, signs per pro.

. Tientsin, Tokyo, Dairen, Osaka and W. R. Lambfeft

Singapore C. Tilburn I F. Kendall

Paul E. Sammann,

Snow Yuen proprietor G. P. Butte ridge | .Miss/1. Stead

V. T. Yang

H. C. Yu Sung dah

J. P. Blarcoun Sator, A., General Import andMuseum Export

Mrs. C. A. Victal Merchant, Engineering—131.

Road; Telepb. 19902; P.O. Box 1377;

Samuel Osborne and Co., Ltd. {See Cable Ad: Sator

Osborne, Samuel) A.G.SatorSator

SantonPehRoad;

SteamTelephs.

Nav.'Co,,12950

Ltd.—93, Can-

'(.Private,) Saunders & Blix, Exchange Brokers—

13280 (General); Cable Ad: Sanpeh 12, The Bund; Teleph. 18240

Sanitary Provision Co., Ltd., Botchers, Sauvayre, J., Raw Silk and Sundries

Grocers, Ship Compradores, Ice Manu- Exporter—St. Anne Building, 3rd floor,

facturers—752,

73218-9 Avenue Joffre; Telephs. 25-41, Rue du Consular: Telephs. 83873

and 83898; Cable Ad: Sauvayre

Santeltj, Dr. R. — 461, Avenue Joffre; Savoy Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

Telephs. 81109 (Office), 73408 (Residence

21

 SHANGHAI

H i|fii Saey chong Schink, Georg, Public Auditor and Ac-

Savul & Co., H. A. I., General Ira- countant—226,

18790; P.O. Box Nanking

1064;.Road:

CableTeleph.

Ad:

porters-Exporters and Property Chinaudit

Owners—128, Museum Road; Te-: Schink, Georg

lephs. 17735 & 75064; P.O. Box Schink, Hans, signs p.p.

1253; Cable Ad: Hajisavul. Agen- Rejwesentative in China for , ,

cies : England, India, Afghanis- Fram, Leipzig, Revision,s-uud Treu-

tan, Iran, Kashmir, Arabia, Syria, hand-Union ,/

Iraq, Palestine, Japan, China and

North Africa

H.S.A. A.R. fiavul urns', proprietor

R. Kazerooni, exp. dept. Schlotkn, ftH., mImporter

wt % ®

. manager1 of Chemicals,

■T. Ezra, asst, manager Drugs

Kiukiang

and Industrial

Road; Teleph.

Supplies—210,

17517; P.O. Box

P. K. Liang, asst. 230:H. Cable Ad: Schloten

C. P. Choy, do. Schloten

Saydah & Saydah, Inc. (New York), Hsing hua hung szu

Manufacturers

Linens, and Exporters

Embroideries of Art Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Optical and

and Laces—330,

Szechuen Road;Ad:Teleph. Scientific Instruments and Medical

Box 618; Cable Saysay 12000; P.O. leph.Apparatus—Sassoon Building; Te-

12114; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

E. Saydah, gen. mgr. for China K. Lorenz, general manager

W. Schulze, manager (Tientsin &

Scandinavian Trading Co., Ship-chan- Peiping)

dlers, Provision Merchants—43, Boone P. Schenk, manager C

Road: Teleph. 45775; Cable Ad: Ship- Hong Kong)

stores Gg. Stoessel, asst, manager

S.Cheng

E. Jensen, proprietor

Robert

So, manager

Saint, clerk H. Stock

H. Marcus I MadameLePalu 4

J. Dyeh, do. E Hammon I Miss E. Noelting

K. Jung | Miss M. Kwok

H I£- Wha fong 5fl] ^ Cha lee

Schen ik Co., K.Kiukiang

Ex porters—830, H., ImRoad;

nortersTeleph.

and Schnabel, Gadmer&Co., Exporters—294

13222; Szechuen Road; Telephs.

Office); 19981

Cable(mgr.),

K. TI.P Schen,

O. Box manager

817; Cable Ad: Schenco 15893 (general Ad:

T. C. Schen, S. C. Fee, Y. Z. Schen, Antimon M. Glied. signs the firm

H. C. Woo and C. P. Yee K. Schinckel, signs per pro.

K. Veigel, do.

M Shee ling C. Ragonneau f H. Z. Hou

Scherings, Limited,Photo

cals, Medicines, Importers of Chemi-

& Optical Goods Schools—(See Educational)

—133,

17073: P.O. Box 1357; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Yuen Vling Yuen Road; Satrap Schuhl & Lurton, Lawyers—330, Sze-

K. Laeuen, man iger chuen Road; Telephs, 16360 and 16369;

P.O Box 864; Cable Ad: Schule; Code:

•Schieren Co., Chas. A.,

Belts Manufacturers, Tanners

Cements, and Bentley’s

Lacings F.'J.E. Schuhl

Dressings, Hydraulic Leather Packing N. Lurton

etc.—c/o The General Electric Co. of

China

16825 (6Ltd.,lines'

23-25, NingpoAd:Road;

!; Cable Teleph. Schuster, Ernst, Paper, Stationery and

Genlectric Manufacturers’ Agent—Hamilton Ho-

Factory:

City, U.S.A. 30, Ferry Street, New York use; Teleph. 10537; P.O. Box 468; Cable

Ad: Papshuster

 SHANGHAI

n & ® & g ft ^ 2: fa tit

Koo hok sz wu , hung se Chen kong kung sze

Scientific Service Co., Cinematograph Seng Hong Co., Manufacturers of Hand-

and Talking Picture Machines, Radio broidery, made Swatow Drawn Work, Em-

and

Road;Scientific

Teleph.Instrument—142,

12997; P.O. BoxMuseum Hair Lace

1559; inBroadway; Nets and

andCross-stitch. Dealers

Chinese Goods—18,

Cable Ad: Scientific Siarigli. Teleph. 40723; Cable

Branches at Swatow, Hong Ad:

kong and Singapore

Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.— >flj Lee Wei

609, Rue Ratard; Teleph. 72339 Sennet

Levy, Frereb (Marcel

successors). Heimendinger

Jewellery, WatchesJr

Scott & Browne, Ltd. (London)- &Teleph. Diamonds—307, Hamilton House;

10965; P.O. Box 848; Cable Ad-

Scott’s Emulsion (Agents for Sennet

China: Imperial Chemical Indus- M. Heimendinger, partner

tries (China), Ltd.) Brunner Mond J. Levy, do.

Building, 133, Szechuen Road; Te- A. E. Meyer

leph. 15070; 1‘5170-79, and 11622-3

(13 lines) ; P.O. Box 252 ; Cable Ad : Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Merchants—83,

Alkali PekingAd: Road; Telephs. 10269 and 16722;

Cable Season

S.'E. Shahmoon, proprietor

£ m Ziang tai

Scott, Harding

Engineers, Insurance and Commission Educational)

Agents—121, Peking

456;.Cable Ad: Scothar Road; P,0. Box Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club—

G. C.Denison,

X. Whitehead, director

A.M.I.E.E., do. (See Clubs)

D.E.M.F.Butt,

Jansen do. Shanghai Athletic Club—(See Clubs)

G. H. Lawrence Shanghai Benevolent Industrial

J. Yoh, b.sc. Institute — 397, Kiaochow Road :

Teleph. 31928

Scottish Union National Insurance Shanghai Brick and. Tile Co.—G.14.

Co.—Chartered Bank Building,

Bund; Teleph. 15236; Cable Ad:18, Scot-

The Fokien Road; Teleph. 90992

tunat

F. P. C. Ashe, mgr. for the Ear East Wa

A. T. M. Pearse y f°P9

Shanghai Building Co., Inc., U.S.A.—

117,. Thorne

Ad: Betlbros Road; Teleph. ,40878; Cable

Scurr.

and Tanner

Consultants: Ship Marine

Cargo,- Surveyors

Engineer,

and General Surveyors. Compass Shanghai Business College — (See

Adjusters,

10700; Cableetc.—59. Peking Road; Teleph. Educational)

Ad: Royevrus

& % \k n ±

SeaTeleph.

Captains Shanghai ho mk kung sze

10206Shop—119, Nanking Road; Shanghai and

Butchery Co., Ship Chandlers

Retail;Naval Contractors,

Provision Wholesale

and Produce and

Merchants

Sean You Zoo & Co., Ltd., Cotton —198, Broadway; Teleph. 41009.

Shinning, Weaving, Dyeing and Manu- Western Branch: 1550, Avenue

factures

Sticks, of Sheets

Bed TurkishCotton

Towels, ■ Candle

Piece Goods

Joffre; Teleph. 73804

C.JohnC. King,

Lane, partner

of various descriptions — 587, Nanking do.

Road; Teleph. 90150; Cable Ad: Towel Y. K. Dong, do.

*21

A300 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Club—{See Clubs) Shanghai Cricket Club—(See Clubs)

Shanghai Chemical Co.—261, S zeehue a Shanghai Building;Dairy Teleph.Farms,

90343 Ltd—Sincere’s

Road

K. : Telejahs.partner

Kuebn, 163B8 and

and gen.

50475mgr.

'

E. Witt, techn. dept. ft X

Shanghai Chemical Laboratory,, Analy- Shanghai Dairy Eguipmknt Co.,

Everything for handling milk and its

tical and Consulting

Nanking Road; Telepln 16009 Chemists — 138, ; products—505, Honan Road; Teleph.

95251;

Win. Cable

V. L. AdJean,: Dairyequip

manager

Shanghai 1 Commercial ' Co.—280, Pe-

king Road; Teleph. 19049 Ya soong

Shanghai Clay Pigeon Clob—(Sec Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd,

Clubs) • (Late S. C. Farnham, Boyd *fe Co.)—

Registered Office; 2’Peking Road; Cable

Shanghai College and Middle School Ad:W.Farnham

—{See Educational) S.1 Burns, m.i.n.a., chrmn.' ■ ' '

W. J. Keswick, viee-chrmn.

D. MorisoP, director

ri # ^ P & _h Dr.

L. J.A.Davies,

Korff do. do. ' :r •

Shanghai

Ltd., (The Cotton

Shanghai Manufacturing

Boshoku Co.,

Kabushiki D. R. Glass, a.c.a., secretary

Kwaisha).

Buy and SellTo Manufacture, Finish and ; Proprietors of:—

and) Cotton. Wool and

185,.Silks Old Dbck’ "" ^ D1. iSr

huehPiecegoods—Town

Road; Telenh. 18426, Office:10019 Szer

and •,{SeeCosmopolit

also Shanghai Dockyards Ltd.)

13570 (Ext. 76 and Road:

1970, Yangtszepoo 77). General Gffice:

Telephs.,.50.253

(Director), '50252. 50350 and 50786 Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd. (Propria

tors of Yangtszepoo Docks 1 and 2,

(General); P O. Box 3065; Cable Ad: International Dock and Tungkadoo

Shangboh;

and' Bentley’s Codes

2ndused: A B.C. 6th edn. Dock)—Head Office: 640, Yangtsze-

Mills poo Road; Teleph. 50080; P.O. Box

No. l Mill —1611, Yangtszepoo Road, 704; Cable Ad: Docks

Nos.Teleph.

2 and50235

3 Mil's—1970, YangtszepOo J. A. Bonnyman, M.B.E., m.i.Meck.

e., m.i.n.a., manager

Road; Telephs. 50252,50350

No. 4 Mill—585, Lay Road, Teleph. and 50780 .0. A. Momber, a.c.a., secretary

50352 J.H. C.Ashford,

Amour, a.m.“m.t.n.a.,

‘ asst, manager

No. 5 Mill—739, Lay Road, Teleph. N.A.

50502 L. Beattie D. McCallum

Worsted Mill—411, Linching Road; W.:G.-D.

A..C.A. Bowen, R. McKendriek

Teleph. Mill—Tsingtao,

Tsingtad 50377 ShahtUng Y. N. Boyko G.H. Mitchell A. W. Momber

K. Kuroda, chairmandirector H. Brown

K. Burton J. A.P. Morton

Y.Y. Maeda,

Noda, managing

director and chief engr. J. 0. Charlton E. PyeMurphy G.

T.T. Enjoji, director J.R. Findlay

Elder D. Ramsay

Kagevama. dir. h sec.

K. Nototni, director A. Fromm C.AN. G.

C.J. Gilchrist, Richards

Rutherford

Sasaki

T.‘ Akamatsvi, T. Murakami, T. J. Grant W. Simpson

Beppu, M. 1 Kaya,

Tto, S.N.Ebihara,

Fuiita, M. •D. I.' Oree'r J.W.Smith

Tanaka'

Niino, ,S.S.Fukui, T. Horiba, M.T. A.G. Haken G - Smith ! > :

Okajima, M. Toyama, S. M.

H .lacksonHeadley A. J. Sterelny

Agents

Kikumoto and I. Nishijima W. Df Johnston j- T.F. Stewart 'Storey

J. Kean . T. Tatidshi: , .

The Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. A:R. W.

M. Kerr

Kirby [j C;Mts,Trdqlvett-

A. W. ■; , t

Chap-

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank 'J. Von' Lange i j ; man ..

(See Banks) F. B. Marr i Miss.N,;. Wright

 SHANGHAI A30l

Shanghai Engineers’ Club's) M Hoon, Kong

Shanghai-.ELEerRicAL Supply Co.—314,

Shang hat chi tsu din ch\e yuh Nanking Road; Teleph. 93298: Cable

sien hung ■ Ad: Shaelsuu ,

Shanghai Electrig . Const r ucti on ,Co’; , 7C D®1' mei wan pao

Ltd. , The . (Incorporated. /jn ;■ Eng- Shanghai Evening

land)—185;' Sppchqw. Ijpatl;. Teleph. (Post-Mercury Co.vPost and Mercury,

Fed., Daily

Inc., —U.S.A.,'

18199: P.O. Box 793 Proprietors) Afternoon 19-21,

A. A. Ewing, general manager /Re- Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 84080

Kidentiar Acldr&Siy! Ave. (.6 lines); P. O,,Box, 1504; Cable Ad :

Mercupost

A.Address:

Pollock, 1290 (100)'A■'vei

secretary, (jie^ential

Focli) G.

G. C.A.s Bruce, publisher

.Tohansson, secretary

A. B. Calder, accomirant - Ma - A. : Mprang*. stenographer,,

Traffic Dept.-r-(Grotind'4o<*>r) Editorial Dept:—

G.O.Pollock''.;;-.-i'-ni

Thompson^ A. -MackinnoiA E.' R. Randall

; Gould, editor

Ruck-ley, M. C. Fdrd, riews eify

editoreditor

L. Bell, N.J.Mackintosh,

Bowie, :R. XDunlop,Matiieson, La

L. Z.Selle Yuan, Gilman,

Chinese city editor

J. Galston and J: Edrbess 1 > J.H. J.Hufher;

Morang,fepiortdr

reporter’

-Cashier’s Dept.—

Woo Tse Yu, cashier * ij • ' l!•

Records and Ticket Prihting Dppt.— D. Benz, reporter

(Ist floor) , M. ZRevsky, proof-reader'

H. Whilhoit, reporter

J. A. Smith P.L. J.Hanto,

Alquiros, proofu-eader

Statistical Dept.— 1

proof-reader ■

' G. Schmidt Advertising Dept:—

Claims Dept.— Frank Burtoii, manager

H. N. Muir J. Chyd I A. Richards

R. Fyfe G. W. Haefke . I H. C, Chen

.Accounts,Dept.n-(2nd floor) r < General Office:—

fnoM. M;.H'o-4de''-i?:i": . .:0 John Costa,’chidf 1

A. A. Remedies— F. Carneiro

T.A.'t.Cln

W. Murray , M. Li.’im H.

H. N.

F. Liu Cashierqlerk '

Liang,

Aguiar Circulation Dept:— :

E. A. Machado E. J. Muir.birr O. S. ( ’hen ‘ ; '

A. I: d’Assis 1|

Season Tfcke^ Dept^r Telephone Operators: —

in E. G. Morgan if Miss G.C. Cruz F. Rozario

■ 'CdrrespondertCe Dept.—fUI* "J -Miss'

MisS fi. Costa

' Mifes .P/Mahdr ’ ■ ' ■ ' •

1'' 1

Press Room Supervisor:—

Miss G. Ross 1 A. P. Nikitin

H v

IBriginceriR'^Sept;^ (3rd flddr)/ • - Shanghai Finance and Real Estate

J. Hat‘t • -■ • Co., Ltb.—^0 Riukiapg.Road; Te-

C.A. B.MfcLetm

Biaikie”"T"| J.H. S.Eirinigan

B, Colombi Tepli. iOSfll r, ' . .

Purchasing &. Stocks Dept.—, Shanghai Fire Insurance Associa-

,A. Jf R. Sotvsn i I D. P. Das. . tion—{See Association^)

, H. Ellvis, I II. G. Ross

■^tallarog Stock andWorks Deph—(Baikal

Road Depot) . / - ^ ^ 7k _b

A. Y. Tajt Shanghai Fire 8t Marine Insur-

■ - i- JI. J. H.unt.r '. n <; loh' .7/ ance Co., Ltd.—363, Kiangse Road;

G F. Taylor I C. R. Tanner

W. A. RaRey I .,A.>>R. ;'M, Johnson Teleph. 18000-9; Cable Ad:Rueripo

Fung Cho Chi, manager

General Stores—(Baikal

W. F. Rankin | E.' <5. Souta Ro a*f Dppot) Lai Sim Pong,'head of business dept.

K. B. Chun, head ‘df mOtdhcar dept

A302 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Floor-wax Mfg., (Jo., Ltd., Distribution (Consumers)—

Manufacturers of all kinds of Floor- A.T. H.A. Go wan, district

Wax, Automobile Polish

Polishers. Importers of Metal Polish, and Wax Wood, do.supt.

Steel Wool, Glass Soap, etc.-—47, Ningpo J.J. W.

C. Conder

Eatson jI I.A.Tdjima

Groznutn

Koad; Teleph.

K.K. Andrew, 19285 S. Emamooden | J. E. Segal

S. Chow, manager

asst. Distribution (Mains)—

T. Watson, district supt.

Shanghai Food Supply Co.—323, Rue J. S. K. Oliver, do.

Bpurgeat ; Teleph. 72040 Showroom

J. and $. Whitney,

publicity a.m.i.e.e. elect, supt.

Shanghai Football Association—(tfee R.A. Sequeira

H. Roe

Associations)

Shangha i Football Club (See Clubs) Secretarial Staff

R. W. Edward, c.a., chief acct.

Secretary’s

A. G.G. Graham, and Accounts

Davies, asst. sec. Office

(revenue)

Shanghai Frek Christian Church A. asst. sec. (stores)

—(See Churches) F. J. W. Focken

C. H. Theobald

Shanghai Golf Club—((See Clubs) Miss D. King

General Office

jk g ^5 A ^ P& & ^1 E. A. Berthet, chief clerk

H. C. Davis

Shanghai Gas Go., Ltd., (Incorpora- P.J. Studer

G. Keogh

ted

Yu iYa

n Hongkong)^—Main

Ching Road; Office :93333.

Teleph. 656, I. Rozario - ..npJ f f.<

Showroom: 204, Nanking Road; Teleph. G. Sadler

10345. Works: 2524, Yangtszepoo Road; Mrs. E. Cruz

Teleph.

Directors 50095 — L. E. Canning, o.b.e.

(chairman;, R. M. Joseph, H. Shanghai General Chamber of Com-

merce—(See Chambers of Commerce)

W.Kadoorie

J. Baker, and m.inst.gas.e.,

A. Gray a.m.i.

MECH. E., A.M.I. CHEM.E., M.AM.G.A., Shanghai General Hospital — (See

W.engineer-in-chief

J. Brown, secretary and manager Hospitals)

Engineering Staff % Ka ti

Technical

J. K.deputy

Simpson, B.sc., assoc.m.i.gas.e., Shanghai General Store, General Im-

porters and Exporters of Coffee,

T. Spikins,engineer

ii.sc., assist, engineer Tobacco and Provisions—37,

Teleph. 41165; Cable Ad: Katemnicos Broadway;

A.Mrs.M.M.Stickels,

I. G. Jenningsdo.

Works Shanghai Gold Stock Exchange, Ltd.

W.H.C.S.Henry, —69, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19522

Harris,works

assist,superintendant

supt. Bit m m *u &

C.D. Y.H. W.Davidson

Brook Kung vfo, chang mo dove

D. M. Drake Shanghai

The, Wharf and Hongkkw Wharf Co.,—Ltd,,

and Warehousing 610,

C.J. F.W.Knox

Dunk

Broadway East; Telephs. 52350-52369

Workshop Jardine,

G.W.D. M. Matheson

Grant, & Co.,

superintendent Ltd., gen. agt.

- Ci F. King, superintendent McLennan, a.l.a.a., deputy

A.G. C.H. Barbey

Crank

Stores (Yu Yra Ghirig Road) C. supt.

J. Head, accountant

A. E. Lawrenoe R.MissJ. R.Lucas,

Cookassist, accountant

 SHAN Oil AI A303

Hongkew Wharf ft m w n ±

W. P. McAllan, waiehouseman-in- Shang hai pod hsien h6ng

charge

A.and Adams, assist, wharfinger Shanghai

D. warehouseman Insurance Office, Insurance

Agents—299, Specimen Road: Teleph

A. M. Buchanan, assist, do. do. 18047 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Reliance

F. Gartner, assist, wharfinger and L. J. Kleijn, partner & manager

warehouseman (Lighter Harbour) L. Klamer, signs per pro:

Hunt’s-. Wharf B. A. Glebow I Miss A. L.

N.wharfinger-in

Churchill, warehouseman and G. J. Grilk, jr. | Remedios

charge P. Skobyayeff | Miss J. Maher

W. T. Johns, assist, warehouseman J. C. Rozatsin,,signs p.p. (Tientsin)

and wharfinger Managing Agents in China for

Old Ningpo Wharf British America Assurance Co.

E. A. C. Chambers, warehouseman Century Insurance Co., Ld., London

and wharfinger-in charge Eagle Stars Ins. Co.. Ltd., Fire dept.

W.andLowharfinger-in-charge

Brun, assist, warehouseman Eagle Insurance Company Limited

Pootung Wharves East India Sea and Fire Insce. Co.

The Guildhall Insce. Co., Ld., London

C. Smart, warehouseman and Hamburger Allgepieine Vers.-A.G.

wharfinger-in-charge

H.man Champney, assist, warehouse- Holland Assurance Society, Ld! of

.arid wharfinger ' 1841, Amsterdam ,

Netherlands Fire and Marine Inssce.

Co., Ld., 1842, Amsterdam

fj§ || Loony, fei Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor Co., Netherlands Lloyd

Ltd., Automobile engineers and dealers Norddeutsche Insurance Co.

—Registered Office: 100, Route Mercier; Western Assurance Co., Ltd., London

Teleph. 70180; managing

J. W. Marsh, Cable Ad’:dir.Autopalace

& sec. Agents for

E. A. Berthet, sales mgr. Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ld., London

Claim-Settling Agents for

Shanghai Horticultural- Society— Donau, Allg. Yers’. A.G.

(See Associations) Baloise Marine Insurance Co.

Shanghai Household Removing Co., Average Agents

(Proprietors: Amsterdam Underwriters Association

Van owners, G.Removal E. Harden &■ Co., Ltd.),

Contractors and

Furniture

Teleph. 30000;removers—125, Hankow. Rd.; Shanghai J.e\vish School—Edu-

Cable Ad: Harden cational)

m & ± ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Slicing hdi Icee eh’e ping cUong Yin song yih hwong hung sz

Shanghai Ice & Cold. Storage Co., Ltd. : Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in the United Kingdom) —-100, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 187

Offices*Works:

153, NankingThorneRoad; Tpleph. ' H.'

, 40663.

18683. Cable Ad:160,Frigerabai lid.; , Teleph. L. E.Robert

Sir J. Arnhold,

Davies, chairman

director

Hotung, do.

R..J.C.E.Aitkenhead, manager'

Langford, assist, mgr. Horace Kadoorie, do.

T. Y. Wood; accountant' W.

P. J. Keswick,

W. Massey, do.

do.

Hiss N. Seaborn, steho.’ ’ . i; /. N. YuL.Ya-chin

Sparke, do.

do.

Shanghai Industrial Go., Ltd., Man- A.W. Buck, acting manager

ufacturers

Specialists of all Kinds of Jade Products, A.J.

J.W.M. Martin manager

Hickmot-t, asst,

Works—201; inMinghon PrecisionRoad;Mechanical

Teleph. Miss

35225; Cable AdySIdco 1

.“' Mrs. G. Netherton, steno.

A. Clark

A304 SHANGHAI

Architectural Dept: ‘Shanghai Nippo Sha,” Japanese Daily,

B. Fraser, f.e.i.b.a. Newspaper—3-4,

46508 and 46509: Bgrchet

P.O. BoxRoad;

3'0f6 Telephs.

E. Hodgson, cierk-of works

N. Dawson, aSst..

Engineering Dept. Shanghai

F. M. Howard, res. engineer kow Road;Paper IndustrY

TeRjph • 10635 ’Co.—115, Han-

J.Zartcin,

A. Mason, asst.

do. do. do-

Compradore Dept: Shanghai Paper Importers* Associa-

S.T. Yale, compradoi‘e tion-—Associations1)

T. Hu, assistant '

Agents : m&mm fowmxm

Gibb, Livingston & Gou,- Ltd.: Hwa sfian shancj litii 'hsuv 'Ki 'JtU jbng

Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association Shanghai Portland igu Jineri knng sze

—{See Associations) Cement Works,

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253;

Works:

Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd., Tanners, ; Ad: Saynikunse near Lunghwa, Pagoda; Cable

and Manufacturers of Sole and

Upper Leathers and Belting—Head Shanghai Power Company

Office and Showroom, 620, Szechuen Office—181, Nanking Road; P.O.

Road; Teleph. 20337; Cable Ad: Box 404; Cable Ad: Shapowerco

Rehtael

Shanghai Lumber

181, Nanking'Road . ‘

&Telepb.

Coal Merchants—70,

19896, 13773; P. O. Box Road;

Skechueri 1716; . 429, Boone Rbad

Cable Ad: Neerbclem 772, Bubbling Well Road :

C.S. A.J. Breen, ipgr. • 424, Chekiang, Road

440-442, Broadway East

T. Z.Wang,

WangChinese mgr. Teleph. 11010 . (Private Exchange

to all Departments)

H. V. Wang

President—P. S. Hopkins

Shanghai Marine Underwriters’ As- Asst. General Manager—L. M.

sociation—{See Associations) Pham, c.e., assoc.it.A.S.C.E,

Secretary & Treasurer—H. Gordon

Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa- Wright

tion—(i'ce Associations) Asst. Secretary & Asst. Treasurer

—A. Harman

Shangh4£ Milk S^pm-y ^Co. —145, Chief Engineer—C. R. Webb, a.m.

Tunsin Road; Teleph. 20407; Cable ke.e.

Ad: Separator Consumers’ Engineer—W. H. Put-

nam

Asst. Consumers’ Engineer—J. A.

Shanghai Nanking Railway {Set McKinney; a.m.i.e.e. ■

Chinese Government Railways') Purchasing Agenk-U. A. Peake

Distribution Engineer — O. M.

Perrin, m.i.e.e.

Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling Well Operating Engineer (Distribu-

Road; Teleph. 34594

tion);—W. Hunter

“Shanghai Nichi Nichi ShiMbun”, Generation Engineer — W. W.

Japanese Daily Paper — 455, Chapoo Jourdin, a.b.m.e

Road; Teleph. 41867; P.O. Box 764 Executive Offices:

L J. Hilden

Shanghai Ningpo Railway — {See Mrs. H. E. McCann

Chinese Government Railways) Mrs. G. B. Whyte

 SHANGHAI A305

Engineering Dept. Staff: Feng, C. Finlay, a.m.i.e.e., N

N. L. Anderson, b.so., a.m.i.e.e., G. Fomin, S. A. Ginther, J. F.

L. G. Bidmead, K. P: Chen, b.sc., C. Harris, S. J. Ilyov, T. C.

T H. Chou, b.sc., Miss E. M Kirby, S. J. Kostrometinoff, S.

Fielding, P. I Fisher, * a.m i.'e.e., N. Kozloff, V. I. Krikoriantz,

L.' D Goustoff. E. P. Higgs. H. J. Li, B.sc., F. McLennan,

b.sc, a.c.g.i,, a.m.i.eIe., A. E’ A. P. Medem, T. Oliphant, Pan

Howkins/ P. .P. Xashkadamoff. Lien Fu, B.sc.. A. V. Pavlov, H.

C.C. Knox, B.SC., M.E.,; M.A.^.EiE., Perry, A. S^ Phillip^, , assoc,

C. Mi Lockhart, R. McLaughhjn i.e.e., N. N. Pleshakov, WT. A.

b.sc., C. H. Mellor, a.m.i.e.e., O. Powell, V. I. Rasjevin, R. R.

A. Neves, R. B. Roach, Miss E. Russell, J. K. Scobie, assoc,

' Robertson, )0. W. Smith, C. F.; a.

Sia, b.sc., L. Syberg, A. Tom,

Southin, a.m.i.e.e., G. T,kte• apd b.

E. A. Yacub Wang, b.sc., S. W. Wang, b.sc., N.

‘Generation Dept. Staff: ; A.Yang,

Wilgehninin,

E. B Ackerman, J. C. Baker. H.

G. Beattie, J J. Brook's, W. Consumers’ Engineering B.sc.,, and F.G. M-.Wong,

Youngb.sc., T.

Broom, A. M. Brown, J. H Staff’:

Brownbdll, A. B. Camplin, D- T. M.V. Chisolm,

Chang, B.sc.,A. E.K.Cofterjohn,

Y. Chen, A.Mrs.E.

H. CoiVch, B.SC'., R. D. Croftoh, DeCamp, R. L. Evans, a.m.i.e.e.,

b.sc., a;c.g.i., F. (d. Crone, W. ' A ssoc.a.£.e.e., N. H. Gray. b.sc.,,N.

R. Davies, J. O. Drysdale, P. A.

Emery, W. Emmerich,' ; E. F. P. I van off', S. Koidzumi, Pan Loh •

Fasting, \Y. &; Griffin, J. Hay, ! Piquet, L. Reierstad, b;sc., B. M.L.

Fling, N. G. Pells, Mrs. A.

Mrs A. V. Jappes, C. Jarvis, B. Shea-Lawlor, G. Stevenson, Mrs. ■

T. Jemchoojin, b'.s'c., L. Kucej, O. P. Taylor, W. C. Walker, K. Y.

L. Y. Lee, b.sc., S. C. Lee, B.sc., Whang

Y. T. Yao,v M.s,, Mrs. K-. Woodhouse,

and T. Yoshibka, b.sc.

F. Y. Lem, b.sc., C. O. Liu, ,M.s.,

A. G. Liven,' C. F. Liveijey, G.’ Meter & Testing Dept. Staff:

M. Louie, J. S. MacDonald, W. i E.testing Jacbhs, asso'c.a.t.B.e. (meter & "

engineer), L AAtroshenko^

J. W. MantOn, P. S. Mark, H.! S.DevQuUn,

H. Chen,M.M.s.,Y.G.Doutoff,

J. Day, K. S.

F. Marshall, F. S. McLay, C.

Mitchell, K. C. Nieh, M. J.

Nikiforoff, J. C. O’Kane; A. Fingerut, G. Gamkrlidze,B. M.Q,

Parr, W. Parr, W. M. Patrick, Gencke, A. M. Gerrard, T. L. Jeu,

a.m.i.e.e., C. B. Perriam, C. J. I H. b.sc.,W.V.Lewis,

N. Kolcheff,

A. Ungard,J. C. Lane, E.

Pleach, A. Rasmussen, I. Rodda,

J. K. Rumme) k.sfc‘., a.c.s., a.s.m., M. D. Marshall, W. H. a.m.i.e.e,,

McHugh,

a.s.T.m., F. C. Rutherford, D. B. H. J. G. D.Noble,

a.i.e.e., assoc.i.e.k.,

V. Poliakoff' assoc. '

, A. Rodda,

Sicrimgeour, H. Stanga'Ardf T. A. V. Sennitt, Assbo. i.e.e., H.

Sun, b.sc., m.e., C. Y. Sting," P. Wallace, assoo.au.eie.

Taylor, H. B. Trevelyan, D G'.l Transportation Dept. Staff:

Tsai, B.sc., D. S. Tsiang, E. E. B. Rodgers and K. L. Swart^ell

Turner, J. Turner, H. M. Tut-

telman, ;H. Warren, assoc. i AccountancyA. Kendal Wai-d, Clerical

a.c.a.Etaff :

(accountant), .

. A.I.EE., A. Watt, C. F. Wu, S. R.W.‘G.T.Woodhead (asst, accountant),

S. Wu, B.SC. .and At. .Hi 'Poung, Bertenshaw, A. I,. Biggs,

M.s. J.iimF H P

Distribution rPepit..; Staff 2 . ; ,Miss L A. Buyanow,.,.!#.

S. E. .Clark, C. R, Clemenjts, S. Cben

Missy

E, W. Abigail, L. V. Barrs, F. J. M. Cummins,

Enright, L. C. .Day, A, J.

Bornhdlz,

Burns, a.ai. i b k., W- Y. (phan,

N. W. H. C. F.Huggett;

C. Hale,V.Aliss

E. C.P. Harvey.

Hutton,

M.S., Y. Y. Chaittjg^c.d SO K- S.Lindsay,

T. King,H:MissK.. A.Lo,Leriou,

M;A., Miss

R, W.

H. •

Chen, m.s., Y. K. Chen, .M.s,, S. Mitchell, Miss A. Moiseeff, H.

A. Chetverikoff, C" Y* rChu, q.sc., Moreton, Miss A. Pigott, S. Y,

P. C. Y. Chu, b.sc.Y. M. Chu, Pttod.

B. SC.. M.A.I.E.E., S L. Dong,. A SC.,D. Pratt, W.T. C,Taylor,

FI. Siimr, J. A

G B. Elliot, a.mm.Hiif.^1 T? C. Tow, K.m.a.,Y. and

M.A., Sze, Y.^Waug ' hA

A306 SHANGHAI

Weferiied’Stock Office Staff: ^ Shanghai Steel Window,Co., Manufac-

W. F. Ratcliff and J. Yd-ttg,:'j^sc.' turers of SteelSteel

iFenestra and and,

Bronze Windows,

Scores Staff :. StructuralSash, ; Steals* . ^fetals Bronze

and Doors,

Hard-

.. :W.G.J.W.Russell (supervisoi-

B. Dudley, stores), wares,

T.‘ T.Af Walker National

Engineers , ahdr Contractors —

Commercial Eapk , Building,

; and J. Withers. ■' / , Kiangse, Road; Teleph. .18260 ,

T\.. We-ng,

PtMiao,general manager .

engineer

ft & Hi %* i) PP M X T.L. Y.Y. Wong, do.

Chow | L. T. ‘Chen '!

Shanghai: tying sKua. i/ u ksie it ibimg ’sze

Shan*3hai PJess, Ltp.,- Lithografiliers, Shanghai Stevedoring Co.—51, Canton

etc.—33a

45540 andand 56, HaskellRoad;

45575-; P.O.Box 3037pCableffblephs. Road; Teleph. ,110761

Ad: Shaipress .' 1 E. O. Gregory, nigh

Shanghai Raw iSilk ExpoRTEEs■, As- Shanghai- Stock Exchange—(See As-

sociation—(See Associations) sociations) ; -

Shanghai Revolver Club—(Ace Clubs) Shanghai?SuppLy Go., Coffee

Grocers, Wholesale and Retail H- 50, ’Merch&nts,

Shanghai Rifle Association — (See Broadway, N. Katem,Cable seniorAd:partner

Katemupovdos

Associations) H. Ivaimaz, junior do.

Shanghai Rowing Club—(Yee Clubs) ft & a£ M ±

Shanghai Rugby Ctub—(See Clubs) Shanghai Shang hat cUen hivg bung sze >

Telephone Co.— 232, Kiangse

Shanghai Sanitorium anb Hqsrital— Road and

(General Offices, Comptroller’s

Commercial Depte.): 460, Depts.);

Eokien

(See Hospitals)

Teleph, 94090;Plant

Road, (Engx-., P.O.andBoxTraffic

11,93; Cable

Shanghai Sanitary Cleaning . Co.— Ad:ExecutiVe: Shantelco > i

V., : ■ ■ /

1646, Sinza Road; Teleph. 34839 C..president,

W. Porter, .u.A;,V. dir.' " ai{d,vice-

,* ]

ft & n k Tdi yueh hung su Yiee-PiVsident

C. W. Porter, c.a.gnd .'Geheral Mgr.—

Shanghai Sanitary k Electric; Co., Assist; Gen. Mgr.—rj.. Haynes

Heating, Plumbing and Electrical

tractors—329, Con- Wilson

12336; Cable Ad:Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Lightsanit Vice-President- \V'. H. Tan, b.a.

Executive Office

■ Mrs. F. G) Smith .' 1

M %'P Silk&Co.—656,

Shanghai Kang dah *o clwongWell

.Bubbling Mrs. B. Carson

Road; Telephsl 35324 Secretarial and Oomptibller’s Dept.

C.and

P. Longhurst,

assistant A.c.A., comptroller

secretarv

Shanghai Society for the Preven- Mrs. M. H. Smith

tiON of Cruelty to Animals —(See General Accoiintihg Division:

Associations) I . J'. C. R. ’Wells Henderson, ait.

comptroller

Mbs. A. H. Buckley

Shanghai Steam Laundry

Thorbui’n Road; Teleph. 50386 Co. — 537, G. L. Chan

M. S. ChAng

Shanghai Steam Navigation Co.—119, :• A.P. Y;Mak S. Remedios

Jinkee Road ; Teleph. 15675; Cable

Ad: Shasteanav.

 SHANGHAI A 307

Revenue Accounting

F.H. W. Pilbeara, asst. secy. H. M. Smith Jr.

L. Hayward Miss M_. Heiberg

CH. M.W. Basto

Ting da Silva Engineering Department:,

Y. C. Whang S.

MissFlemons,

G. C. Jackm.i.e.e., chief engr.

Commercial Department: Programme Engineer:

K.manager

W. Johnstone, gen. commercial ' F. G. Welch

C. Y. Tsiang, b.s.

Commercial Representative and Sales: Outside Plant Engineering Division:

S.J. W.

O. Thorley, supt. J. T. Rogers, A.M.I.K.E., plant engr.

Mrs. B.Dearn 0. Grainger H.

W. C.H. Lo, B.S.E.E.,

b.s. E.E.

Pan,B.S.

K. Shek K. Chen,

J. L. Wei K.

G. F. Woo, B.SC., C.E. Y. S. Tseng M.E., c.e:

H. Sung,

Publicity & Directory Div. : S. I. Hwa

K. M. Pate, supt. Equipment «k Bldg. Eng. Division:

J. H. F. Ladd F.MissR. F.Ray, a.m.i.e.e., equip, eng.

V. V. Petrow Sheridan

K. Y. Zung S. F. Liu, B.S., M.S:, Harv.

Commercial Engineer: P. H. Chen

J.V. L.A. Kiang,

SokoloffB.sJh

S.H. L.Graham,

Meilman,a.m.i.e.e.,.assoc.,,ee.e.

ab., m.b.a. B. Beesley

E. D. Kazak C. L. Chen, b.s.

F. R. Moe P. L. Shen, B,s,

Business Office (Central &) Northern W. C. Ting,' B.s.

Areas): P. C. Chuang, b.s.

A. C. Sinclair, supt. H. M. Tsang

L.J, Ardain

C. Dunn Plant Dept; ,

Miss F. Heiberg P. M. Streit, general plant mgr.

(acting)

I . U. Alii Miss G. Rand

Mrs. H. Nakamura Miss I. C. Sinclair

Y. C. Ting Central Division:

V.T.

A. Valent Tsiang |I G. Y. F.ZeeWoo J. M. Cuthbert, plant supt.

Business Office (Western C.T. A.Campbell

Britto

French Concession): \ Area 7 ; , and Y. S. Dmitrieff

H. F. Pringle, supt. G.W. G.F. Forrestier

T.Miss

C.

V.R. W.

M.HanBarretto

Kwok

Gent

E.F. G.H. F.Mass

McCann

C. Murray P. K.B. Shaposhnikov

Mrs. M. Prokopenko

C.

Mrs. L.

T.Sih

Symons j ; . t i

K.

A. Shode Sheveleff J.,M.E.K. Vickery

Yassilief

D.H. Tseu E. Skreitul M. A. Vurm

A. Symons A.rL. C. Wells

P. C.0. Wu

Wang West Division:

W.D. Sduter, plant supt. (actg.)

Correspondence: P. Aristoff

Mrs. C. H. Kelly E. W. Brambleby

Miss R. Arnsberg A. Chernysh

Miss H. Butenko N. Chulkoff .

Mrs. E. Harris A. S. Kolesnick

Mrs. B. D. White N.R. Loh,

Felsing

T. Y. Li b.sc. I1 G.J. J.M.M.Verbitch

Remedios

A308. SHANGHAI

General Plant Supenpsqpjfj Mrs..

Mrs. J-A.GtiRik .

Dannenberg .

W. M. Miles, Miss E. de Figueircclo ; 1

W. J. Doddridge' ‘T i f; Mrs. C. M. Goasarvcs

A. J. Anderson Mrs. M.Griffen ;

i

K. M. Ihi, ri.-.cV E.vi

Z. Van •' ■ : ’ ' " :

1 Mrs. D. Horst

N.P. Tlayrnem Mrs.

Miss V.A. M.M-ordeeai

Moore ' ' '

Sherman B. S. Bee t i i n , M^L. Myers.- ■.... •

7’. D. Vang A) .• Miss L.B. Nastashevsky

Buildings, Motor Vehicles ifc.Supplies : Mrs.

A.M. MeGregdr, supt, . . ' ^ . Miss J'. Ml1). Rozarid

Price

E. Asldey • ; = Mrs.

Miss S. Simms • • '

A. Silva

J.F. D.Dunstan

Campbell ■ Miss

P. E. Koozmenko , • ; Mrs. F.M. Stacey

Spielman

L. A. Lawrence vunA : .ii .A Mrs. M. Vincent '

Construction Division: ^ Mrs. L. Wall •

E. F. Hartnett, supt.’ Mrs. R.M.Woskoff Wffilsted. , •;„ tduT

H. W. Klovekorn, a.m.t.k.k. Miss

C. F. Benson

P. Blown u fS ± M 'Tal/hoq'se^'O

L. Drake Shanghai Times” (Daily Morning Papeiffi

R. Karpousbkin and the “ SHANGitAi SrS'DAY TiMfe,”

V. A. Molostoft. ri ’ <• General Printers- and Publishfers:—160£

W. N. Schiller ; Avenue Edv^ard VIIp Telbpht. 16860

Traffic Department^ , (ext. to all Depts);

K. Rothe, r.d. , gen, traffic mgr. Ad: Shanghai TimesP.Ol'»Box” 707;■iCable

Mrs. Z. Guillet > lit.E.A. Nottinghain,prop,r.:and gep. mgy.

Staff Division:

Miss K. Trumm, snpt: R.A.P. Palamou'

I.Morley,

Hope, editor

rsub-editor _

itain,' chief reporter

Traffic Engineering Division: Reporters — G. A. Morris, C- W.

• ' A. -Bi WBklnsoh,’ .vssoi ,v 1.1 Tomdbs, A. A. Goldberg, W. E.

traffic eng. Fisher, S. Y1 Chia and Mrs.

Miss T. Robin ' Helen Cutting

Miss E. A. Bboomftffid ' Miss S. Myers, secty-stend.';

T.B. Antonio ,., , -, E.A. Livesey,

W. Dierksproof-reader / )

Crapiii

S.P. P.W.KarAhjia

Leon B.sc. ; ; ', : j Business ahd Printing Departments

G. G. Wong, : F. J.W.Estrada,

Baker, mahager'

supt.

A. J. Wright ' F.ShingY. Chow, assist.book-keeper

Woo Ching Yung Yah-chirig,

Service Division: . , , : Advertising Dept.

Miss L. A. E. Mann, supt. W. A. Mob I Mrs, ijrnhse Y. femith

Miss M. C. Durjstan | Chi Tso-ching { Miss Ei Popova

Mrs. H. Brock • Circulation Dept. .

Miss J. Carnaghan ! J. E. Jacob

Mrs.

Miss S.O.Kagansky

Young

Mrs. H. Picozzi : n Agent for

,■ Mrs. E. R.Armes

A^am | “ London Times ” publications

Mrs. N.

Miss L. Bailey , Shanghai

Woollen Piece Tkading Co., Importers

Goods—781, Nanking Rd.;of

Mrs. A.W. F.Bradbeer

Mrs. Burke i Teleph. 91332; Cable Ad : Stradingco

Mrs. C. Ohiki

Mrs. B. Compton Shanghai Tramway Co.' ( see Shangha,

E. J. Costa Electric Construction Co.)

 SHANGHAI A300

^ ^ a 5i m ± a antir« * # «.,« * *• Ji

Bhang hai gung M&lbkntf W* Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning and

Shanghai Transportatip^/ Oo!,- Ltd., Storage Secretaries

Co.H Ltd., (Arts A Crafts, Ld.,

Lighterage Co^in^ctats, Stevedores,

Salvage Operators and Shipping Fur Cleaners,andandManagers),

Storers, Carpet and

‘Furniture

Agents—97, Hankow ’K&atL Teleph. Warehousemen and Removersr—867,

11460 (Private Exdhahge to, ad,Hepts.) BubblingCable Well

Ad: Pmad Road;Depositories:

Esvececo; Teleph. 34226; 339,

Cable Ad: Kiaochow

Y. Shimada, president ^Kobe) ' Directors—S. J. Hicks and Mitchell

K. Sugimoto, managing,idijfctor, Berry, A.c.s.

J.M,Kerspaw

Palmer Mrs. B. Chaikin

Shanghai Trust { Co.-, Trust : Services, J. Y. Ching Miss M. Roza

Banking, Architect

Insurance, Savings, andBealEngineering

Estate, F. S. CHang Vincent Diginanese

MissK. Chun

— 190. Peking Hoad; TelejjJi. A2923

C. C, Yang, chairman

P. W. Kuo, mhg. director Shanghai Warehousing

C. M. Shu, do.

W. H. Chen, director Ltd., General Storage, Cold&. Storage

Tbpst Co., and

Y. C. Lau, do. Transportation—1080,

Telephs. 52134, 52911 Broadway

and 51941 East;

. Miss S. W. Nyien, director M. Koizumi, manager

T. Tche, director Y. N ishimura, signs, per pro,

D, Z. Tsang, do,

B. Plow, do. ;

J. C. Tjind, do. ft & zK iT a & _t

T. C. Wp, supervisor i BUdny kai yu Aheif 'saiJmn-g sze

K. P. Chen, do. Shanghai

K. N. Chang, do.'

J. C. I^ind, genera'PtnanAger porated inWaterworks

England)—Head Qo-! Ltd. Office;(Incor-

484,

A. T. C. Kao, sub-manager Kiangse

P.O. Box Road;

798' Teleph. 15577 (5 lines);

Y. C. Lee, assist., mpgager Directors—H.

C. M. Chen, do.

Miss L. D. I. Cho\y, assist, mgr. and W. Mellor, H.M.Porter, Little c.M.(ehkWian),

g., L. E.

in charge of savings dept; Canning,

Singloli Hsu O.B.E., A. J. Welch and

S. T. Chao, secretary Engineer in-Chief and Manager—C.

B. Z. Lu, sub.-acct. D. Pearson, m.inst.c.e!, .m.i.mech.e.,

Miss C. D. Koeh, sub.-ac'ctV . M.I.W.E., M.AM.W.A., M.AM.P.H.A.

T. S. Chow, sub.-cashior; Secretary—R. Lock, b.a., ll.b., a.c.a.

Deputy Engineers-ih-Chief—VV. P.

M # Way teh foong e.,Rial, ASS0C.5I,INST.C.E.

B.sb., A.R.C.SC., F.i.G.yandM.I.CHEM.

C. B.

Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co;, Ltd., Ogilvie, a.m.lc.e., A.M.j.MEeH.Et:

Lighterage Contractors, Operators of Technical Btaff

Tugs and Passenger Tenders and Salvage

Contractors—2 and 3, Qupi de France; E. A. R. Wood,' A.m.i.c.e.,: A.M.i.w.tu

Teleph. 82090 (Private Exchange' to' all A.c.g.i., consumers engineer,,

Depts.); Cable Ad:, Wheelock R.E.M. Currie, a.m.i.c e., a,.m.i. mech.

G, E. Marden, chairman A. H. Martin, B.A,, assist, supply

K. M. Fetterly do. engineer

O. G. Steen, do. ' . D. Webb, b,sc., ai.c. and W.

G. S. Weigall, o.b.e., general manager Hamilton, b.sc., f.i.c., a.r.t.c., asst,

J. A. Anderson, supt. engineer chemists

J.S. Flood Construction Engineer—S. E. Elory,

W. H. Pritchard A.M.I.C.E., A.e.G.I.

A. H, Record Chief Draughtsman:

Secretaries : Y. F. Golubyatnikoff, dipl. engr.,

Wheelock & Cq,, Ltd. a.m.i.struot.e.

A310 SHANGHAI

; Stores and Property: Revenue Office

W. A. Willis, stores superintendent H. F. Prytherch, assist, secretary

G.S. F.S. Cock

McGill, assist.

I M. A. Ferras D. W. Leach, assist.

F. Elahi I C.O. White K. Y. Yao,A. Leon,

Clerks—J. do R, Hennessey,

Clerical: J. R. Villas (chief clerk), A. L. Lefcchford and E. G. da Silva

D. F. Beare,

Collaco, MarioH.A. Cadd, Ferras,G. O.R. A.I*. H. Maula, steno-typist

Pleshkoff, Miss Farre Jorgensen

da Silva W. Wolnizer and V. B. Chief Cashier’s Office

A. S. Baskett, chief cashier

Pumping Station: A. B.J. Pintos,

Cooper,clerksJ. R. Borsberry and

G.H.Muller, superintendent

W. McMahon,

J. Black, assist, do.

J. Colquhoun, L. A. I. Haas and N. Hass, collectors

Greenhalgh, A. Evans, R. M.

Johns, V. J. Wilsons, N. Hadden, fl & P& 7j< $ g ffi 1

E.M. Turner

McVicar, J. S, Mudfoid and

Shang hai Sne lai mi Yu h

Distribution Inspection: Shanghai Waterworks FittingsCo.,Lti>.

B. R.M.Barrie,

W. Grimes,

assist,chief

do.inspector The (Incorporated under the Companies

F. Brewer,A. Bloomfield, N. V. Ordinances,

ing Hongkong),

and Ventilating Sanitary,

Engineers andHeat-

Con-

Ferras, R.

C. Broadley,

S. Kemp, Miguel

G. F. A.

C. tractors—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Mc-Lorn, A. M. Fonseca, R. G. 15577: P. O. Box 798

Mack, T. J. Marks, W. Moore, Directors—H.

G.D. Pearson

MacDonald, M. Little (chairman),

W. Mellor and R.C.

A.Spiegler,

W. Pettit, E. A. Richardson,

R. C. Veir, R. J. Vosper, B.

E. V. Roche, H. R. Ferpandes and R. Lock, b.a., '

A. Jennings, manager L .L.B., A.C.A.; secretary

N. W. Clark The Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd.,

Distribution Department—Mains general managers

A. Whaley, supt. of mains Technical, staff:—

H- d’A.

J. F. Whitter Corte-Real T. J. Goodman, m.r.san.i., a.m.i.h.v.e.,

Secretarial Staff engineer

J. W. Ridley, a.m.i.h.v.e., engr.

Secretary’s Office P. E. Young

J. C.C. Boldero, a.c.i.s.,

L. L. Williams, do. assist, secretary Office

E. P. Geere, a.c.i.s., asst. A. Zammattio, chief clerk

Miss N. Weldon

C. Almeida, private secy. Clerks — A. Silvestri and p. F_

Miss A. Macain

F. C-Melchers,

B. L. Carey, clerks.

D. L. Stirling and Stores Dept.

Transfer Office E. Zammattio, storekeeper

S. J. Moalem, assist, registrar General Manager s for .- ,•

Accountant’s Office. The China Brass «fc Iron Works, Ld.

H. W. Carter, a.c.a., chief accountant Shanghai Yacht Club—(Nee Clubs)

T.N. G.M. Main, Revenue

W. Harris, a.c.a.,acct.assist, acct.

J.E. J.N. Martin,

Trueman, do. do. Shanghai Zaria, The Only Russian

A. H. Childs, dept, chief clerk Newspaper in The Far East Published

Clerks — A. Almeida, Miss M. J. d’ Twice Daily, Printers & Publishers,

Almeida, C. A. Barradas, E. M. Advertising by M. S.74460 Service, Established

Lembich—774, Ave. 1925

Joiffre;

Barradas, P. Blix, A. G.

M. A Collaeo, T. M. Collace, C. A. Teleph. Collaco, (3 line); Cable Ad: Zaria

Fernandes,R. Hennessey,

J. O. Fonseca, J. K. Mrs. O. V. Lembich, publisher

Hanson, M. P. Maher, E. S. Kaufman, director

J.H. W.Rudland

McDonald, J. C. Remedios,

and Miss M. Little F. L. Morning

V. Arnoldov, editor of The

(steno-typist) N. A. Teplyakoff,

manager Editions

 SHANGHAI A311

Editorial Dept — Shepherd, G. C., Textile Agent—320,

G. A. Averkin, secretary Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12229; P.

C.N. A.V. Lobacheff, secretary O. Box 589; Cable Ad: Unipede

Novikoff, asst: sec. Sherman & Co.—335, Szechuan Road;

SM.S.C.Aksakoft' , musical ed. Teleph. 15836

Mrs. B.Spoorgot, reporter

N. Ievleva, reporter Shewan, TomesYuen& Road;

Co., Merchants—185,

A. E. Brinkman, translator Yuen Ming Teleph. 19456;

A. U. Panchenko, reporter Cable Ad: Keechong

J.N. J.N.Shlaeff, reporter

Nicolaeff, reporter E. S. Elliston, signs per pro.

Miss N- Hyin, reporter

E. F. Indrickson, sports editor Shing Tai Electric Co., Engineers—564,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14119

Advertisting De/tt\—

Miss Vera P. Oparina

Mrs. N. V. Bibikoff Shinsho Yoko, Manufacturers of Storag,

N. S. Koroboff Batteries and Radio Apparatus—319

Mrs. P. L. Yakovleva Kiangse

Ad: Road; Teleph. 19800; Cable

Sinshoyoko

Mrs. A. A. Abramova

Mifes L. S. Jarikova IS ® a ft

Accounting Dept: — Kong yih chow pou

G. P. Ometoff, chief accountant

B. E- Kirilloif, accountant “Shipping

Glen Line Review, The” — Room 306,-

M.

Mrs. G.V.Zabiakin,

A. cashier

Goloschapova Teleph. 15854Building, 2, i'ekiiig Road;

Mrs. S. Y. Filadelfova

Miss E. D. Sokolova P.Geo.H.T.King,

Lloyd,advt.editor

mgr.

Circulation Dept:— Nee Ah Ching, cashier

P. P. Benthen Showa

Printing Deg>t: —

I. S. Kunis "| Mrs. T. M. Samutina Road;MarineShipping

Insurance

Teleph.

Co.,Agents—130,

18650;

Ltd., Steamship and

Cable Ad:Hankow

Marus

Shanghai Zionist Association—(See Shpilberg, Dr. S. S., Medical Prac-

Associations) titioner - Cathay Flats, Apt. 834,.

Avenue Joffre; Teleph, 74508

Met-kuo-yah-tung-tua-hsueh- Shriro Brothers (China), Ltd., Whole-

hsuen-ching-chang sale of—Piece

Sharp and Dohme Inc., Manufactur- shery 123, Goods,

CantonFursRoad;

and Haberda-

Teleph,

ing and Biological Chemists—161, 17888; Cable Ad : Shiro

Museum Road; Teleph. 17123, P.O. J. A. Shriro, manager

Box 812; Cable Ad: Mustard

Mustard & Go., Ltd., sole Distri- & fg

butors for China and Hongkong

Morris W. Stranaek, F.O.S , m.p.s. Shroff, P. B., Silk Merchant and Com-

(Lond.), general manager in Teleph. 12057; Cable Ad:Kiangtee

mission Agent—391,

Pesee

Road;

China and Hong Kong

Harold G. Howard, m.p.s. Shroff & Co., R. F., Silk Merchants^

Peter S. Wong, ph.g,, phar.b. etc. — 671, Box Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Z. T. Nien 11829^

G. H. Doo

S. C. Chow R. W.F.P.O.Shroff,

S. Tsao

241;

propr.Cable Ad: Sirin

V. D. Zee

V. W. Wang Shun Kee &Teleph.Co., Iron40436

Merchants—293,

P. F. Zee Broadway;

Donald Shing

Samuel I. L Chang “Shun Pao”, Chinese Daily News-

Chan Hok Lin (Kwangtung) paper—309, Hankow Road; Teleph-

Y. M. Hu (Hopei 93248; P.O. Box 600

A312 SHANGHAI

^V. 0 Wuh ha n & & x * a

Siber

—y7, HegSter

•' Yuen Mill^

ImportKoad;Merchants

Teleph. Sin ChungSin chung lean geze

18688; P.O. Box 408; Cable Ad: Pilotus in Pumps, Engineering Go., Specializing

Oi] . Engines, Rice Ma-

Siberian Fur Store, The (H. Klebanoff) chines and Steel Struc.tures7?A178,

Kiangse Road;. Works: Pao Chang

—1172/4,! Bubbling Well Koad; Teleph Road, Chapei; Teleph. 19824; Cable

35656 ' , Ad: 9824 .. .

Siberian Furriers Co., Expert and

Experienced Furriers—4135-37, Bub- Sin Sun News Agency — Lane 240,

bling Well Koad; Teleph. 32211 Foochow Road; Teleph. 94600

Siemens Bros. & Co. (London), Ltd. Sin Shun Tai & Co., Corit'ractoi'8

—Manufacturers of Telephone, Ter Hardware Merchants — 2S7, Broad-

legraph and Electrical Signalling

Apparatus, Submarine and Land way; Teleph. 41545

Cables, All Electric Racecourse To- “Sin Wan Pao,” Chinese Daily News-

talisators, etc.—320, Szechuen Rd.; paper—274, Hankow. Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 14834; Cable Ad: Telint 94166; P.O. Box 803. ,

u m n ^ n w

Hsi men tsd Men chi chang n & m m n1 %

Siemens China Cq„. .(China Branch, Ger- Sin sze hung tie-

man Siemens Works), ElectricaL Manu-

facturers and Engineers—218, Kiangse Kong),Co.,Universal

Sincere Ltd., The,Providers,

(Head Office: Hong

Road; Teleph. 15400; P. O. Box 1040; Provision

and Wine Merchants,

•Cable Ad: Motor. Branches: Canton, ters, Complete House Furnishers and Drapers, Outfit-

Hankow, Tientsin

Peiping, Harbin, Hongkong, Nanking, Decorators— 680-690, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 95640; Cable Ad: Sincere;

i Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Siemssen

and & Co., Merchants, Engineers,

Road Insurance, Agents—451,

: Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box Kiangse

406 Sincere Insurance and Investment Co.,

Ltd., The—403, Chekiang

H. A. Siebs, partner (Hamburg') u ' 91911;

other (Head Office:

Branches) Hong Road

Kong; Teleph.

with 10

Siemssen & Krohn, Tea Merchants and The Sincere Co., Ltd., genl. managers

Exporters and Importers - 66, Museum

Road; Teleph. 14957; P.O.. Box 1305; Sincere Life Assurance, Co., Ltd.—403,

Cable

F. W.Ad:Siemssen,

Kronsiem Chekiang,

G. T. Siemssen, partner

partner Office: HongRoad;

Kong)Teleph. 96753;,.(Head

J. L. Koch ; TheiSincere Cp., Ltd,, .genl. managers

A.MissSierassen

E. Meeke Sine Laboratory Go., Ltd.—20, Rue,

Massenet;' Teleph. 70020

m m w m m % ® Sine Pharmacy .(Deutsche Apptheke,

Tsze cnho yue pao yiri su co

Signs of The Times Publishing House. i operated by Pharmacia Go.', Ltd,)—32,

Publishers of the “Religious

and Miscellaneous Shi Djao and Bao ” Broadway; Teleph. 40364; P.O. Box 1333

YuehHealth

Literature—515,

50551; Cable Ad: Ningkuo Signs Road; Teleph. Singvl Lee & ffl M Sing Ice hung, sue

Museum Co.,

Road;Chemicals

Teleph. lipporteii—14,

18940; Cable

■Sikh ^tore. Importers, Exporters and Ad: Singleeco

Commission Agents, Dealers in Indian H. T. Sun, mgr. s

Provisions-63, Miller Road; Teleph. B. C.K.H.C.YKing

ih, asst.• mgr.

40255; Cable Ad: Sikh

 SHANGHAI A313

P! # M X ii hj Fff

Ho lan kuo siang pee hung sze Su, hq .tuh kung jiany

Singapore Rubber Works, Manufacturers SkodaworKs, Ltd. (Far Eastern En-

of Mechanical and General Rubber and gineering Offices''of the Limited Com-

Ebonite GoodsCable

Teleph. 11808; — 107,

Ad:Museum

IsonandraRoad; pany, formerly the Skoda((y6i:ks in,Plzen,

Czechoslovakia)’,' Steelworks, Builders

| ofMachinery

all kinds—of YokohamaMechanical and Electrical

Specie Bank

Singer Sewing Machine (jo.—12, The 1 Building, 24pTheiBund} Suites 38 and

Bund .37; T§lephs. ,13940, and,lQ818jflCable 4d:

J. P. De Berry, agent SkodU'

F. F.wU.rbanek,i

orks., general rep, for China

A. L. Barrett

H. H. Look A. G. : Pisarevsky, e.e.,Office

jij:., ■ mgr.

Mrs. F. T. McKeown of Shanghai Branch

Y. Office)

Z. Turek, M,E. (Ganton Branch

^lj U Mow lee H. A. Kusik (Harbin Brandi Office)

V. Spacek, M.E. | A.'Recbki M.E.

Sino-Aryan Trading Co., Ted and Silk T. L. Chow, b.s'c., Chinese sales mgr.

Exporters

Embankment and Commission Agents—123,

Teleph. 42280; P.O. , , A.V. Pfeifer, Schirmer, secretary

Box 1626; CableBldg.; Ad: Sitaaryan >Ki Tomes

accountant

A. B. Madon, manager and propr. ' ‘ L. Konichek, stenO-tpyikt : ':

K. V. Pohitonoff, mechanician

Sino-Continental

Exporters—119,, Go., BpRoad;

Jinkee portersTeleph.

ami K. H. Lee, clerk

11.955; P.O., Box 1817,;,, Cabjle ;Ad: T. Y. Zah, dp. u:jc-y

Contcosino C. Y,,Lee, do, - orr

. W. H. Fah, do. ' ...

Amenals,. Artillery and Aviafioh-pTe-

& % m m w leph.F. i3040;CableAd:

F. IJrbanek, generalDelet, Shanghai

rep.: for

:SintAh Mill-Fhenishing Co.,

Mill Furnishers, General Engineers andMerchants, -' ‘ A China

Contractors—V., No. 4, Lane 139, Lloyd ' V: G. Fremr, 'm e., technical

Road; rept for China

K.V.S.Teleph.

Ging, 93585;and

prop, Cable Ad,: Millcott.

manager

P. Ging,

F. C. Ling assistant jjjg 5C Tiev M

J.Z. W. Chang

S. Ting Slevogt

—128, Museum A Co., Importers and Exporters

Road; Teleph, 10637;

Y. Li Dee : S P.O.P. Biehayn Box 514,;iCab!le Ad: Slevogt . , .'

L.T. W.

Trams Ting

p! & E

Bin loo'll mou yih hung sze oh

Slovo

Sintoon Overseas. Trading Co., Ltd.^- Publisher, Printers Printing and Publishing Co.

Importers, and Photo-Engra

The NationalEngineers

Commercialand Exporters—

Bank Bldg., vers. Publishers

“Slovo”r-G238, Avertue of thedu Daily Paper

Roi Albert;

406, Kiangse Road; Tj^lephs: N 17436-7; Telephs.. 72798 and 71449 ,

Cable Ad: Navigatrad

^ If Tee chong yang hong $lowe &!Cp., ^ )![(( Shun fall

Balland Roller Bearings, Split ! kow Road; TelOph. Ltd., Merchants—110, Han-

Belt Pulleys and Lifrh Shafting Accesso- i Cable Ad: Slbwe 15611; P.O. Box 813;

ries—Hamilton House; Telejih. 11330, W. J. Monk, director

Cable Ad: Bearings P. D. Gl Gain, do.

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd', agents Mrs. Gv W: Pedersen

A{}14, SHANGHAI

Smidth & iCo., F. L., Manufacturers Soc. Francaise des Telephone Inter-

of Cement Machifi'ei-y—-30, "Foochow urbaxns—320, Szechuen Road; Te-

Road; Room 132; Teleph. 10336; leph. 14834 ■

Cable Ad : Folasmidth. Head Office:

Cjop^n^iagetl,' Denmark , SiOCIETE DES MlS' S iONS Etrangeres —

...'Niels

Mrs.Jensen, b.sc., m.i. dan.,C.k.

,M.Stang-Lund (See Missions)

Societe Suisse de Bienfaisance—(Nee

m ^ M Associations)

So RtiOTfieus, Importers and Exporters Soochow University; Second Middle

—299, Szechuen 1 load; Teleph.

! 19195;

CabR Ad: Sobrothers; Codes used: School—(See Educational)

Acme,. A.H.C.

Trade, 6th., Bentley’s,

Schofield Universal

Union (-Vletter) and(3-letter),

Private Western Sopher

131, Museum Merchants—

Road;- Teleph. 19902;

Cable Ad: Sopher

Sboi^xii, Belob de Bienfaisance '-tj (See , Theodore Arthur Sopher , , ?

Assoeiat ions , -, Sopher , .

Societe

Import Franoaise

and nil BautRueYang

Export—25, du - Tze, chuen Road;S.S.Teleph

Con-

SDf'th China Co., Ltd.—668, Sze-

17526

sular;

Ad: Ohiris P.O, Box 226; Teleph. B2350; Cable

^ Pow tai

SOI/TH British Insurance (.’o.. Ltd.

Societe Franco-Chinotse de Construc- (B’rahch 18653; P.O. Office)—18,

Box 454; The Bund; British;

CableAd: Teleph.

tions Metalliques et Mecani’ques j Codes:A.B.C.5thand6thednk,Bentley’s

(Kiousin Dock), Dock Proprietors, W. G. Dove, manager

Shipbuilders, Engineers and Boiler G.R. H.

S. Connor

makers, Founders, Electric and Gas

Welding and Woodwork (Johtralctors Wallace I H.H. M. Hayward

Uyeno

and Constructors of Diesel Engines— J. J. Gutierrez | A. L. Altshuler

Head

Ave. deOffice: 9,re,Quai

BezauOffice), de France.

Nantao; Telephs. Works:

80232- SotErH Manchuria Railway Co.— 24,,

3-4 (Head (Works) 82032-3-4,

21149 (Nantao) of dir. (Paris) The

and 22678chairman

M. Antonini,

Bund; Teleph. 1348b; P.O. Box 455;.

Cable Ad: MaritetSu

M. Litzellmann, director (Paris)

A. Berger. do; ' ■ >Soy Chong, Engineer, Plumber, Brass

M. Chttudru and Iron Founder, Barss Worker and

Messageries Maritimes, director Blacksmith, General Contractor and

(Shanghai) Wholesale

General Office:Hardware 261, Hankow Merchant—

Road;

Admiral Wei Han (dif. S’hiti.) Teleph.

Fu Siao En,

Leon Heou Cheng;

do.

do. Road. Cable Adf Soychong 243, Yates

94460. Works: .

■ ) >>eng

Li Ming; i ong, do-

do. SpanIsh Consular—(Ne* Consulates)'’

Nicholas Tsu, do-

. -'.D.I'. Cochet, managing -do.

Martinoli, engr.-in-chief and Sparke, C. E.,ffcInsurance -Pao loong

M.

manager

Dubois Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10828;Office Cable—316,

Ad:

S. Zviaguine N. Aiigelosanti Coyerisk

.w.-l.P. Dauipas ,.G, E. Roliz

;',r- X. M. E.Eope! H. .1. Lubepk.. 1

A.G. Wolft

Leshneff TyV. Chadofl ^ m ®

Gains .o

.).X. E.Nazaroff,

Ruber dock master Mme. Le Bu tietel Sparks, D. B., Manufacturers’ Direct

Representative—12,

11807; P. O. Box 1794;TheCable Bund;Ad:Teleph.

Sparks-

 SHANGHAI As'irv

^ Mo hai | St. Joseph’s Church—(See Churches)'

Spence, Robinson & Partners, Architects, St. Luke Hospital—(See Hospitals)

Surveyors, Land and Estate Agents—27,

Peking Road (4th floor); Teleph. St. Patrick^ Society—(»%«Associations)

11355; Cable Ad: Spenrobin Ad: Standard

; Standard

Spizzica &, Co., G., Import, Export and Canton Road; Life Assurance Co.—17,

General

Teleph. Agents—110,

15804; P.O. Box Szechuen

1204; Road;

Cable Ad: Bod well & Co.,Teleph.

Ltd., 11369

chief agents

Spizzca I Standard Milk Co., Ltd.- 485, Great

Western Road; Telephs. 20755 and

m At Sze biny ' 2144?..

Squires, Bingham Ltd., Sporting Goods

—126,

Cable Ad:Nanking

Sqtiib Road; P.O. Box 819; Standard-Vacuum ^ H Meifoo

R. W. Squires OiE Company-94,

C, C. Squires Canton Road; Telephs. 12487; Cable

Ad : Standvac

£>. T. I. Paelz China Co. (Scientific General Management

Technical Institute), — Governments-

Business, Engineering 128, Museum F. J Twqgood,; general manager

Road; Teleph. 19980; P.O. Box 973; J. W. Carney, do.

Cable Ad: Paelz; Codes: Mosse, Acme Refined A. C. Cornish do.

andP. Private Gil Division

Paelz D. C. Reib

Jackson Chen ! H.

N. G.F. Seitz

Wood , || W. G. F.PalmerBrooks

Penang Lee

Agents fm-: Lubricating Oil Division

Duesseldorfer Waggonfabrik, Dues- H.H.A.J.R.Sheridan

Conant, Iassist, gen. mgr.

seldorf, Hans Roerher, Uhn-Donau A.E. Ferguson

M. Geibeb | J-M.

j G.A. B.Mitchell

H.Robertson Perry

St. Andrew’s Church—(Se

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associations) Gasoline P. Klylin j C. Tatlock

Division

St. David’s Society—(Nee Associations)

St.tals)Elizabeth’s Hospital—(Nee. Hospi- G:C. H. Sprague

B-Campbell

' ' K. E. Graham j A. G. McKerrow

Legal Division

St. Francis Xavier’s Church — (Nee Construction J. A. Bristow

Churches) Section

F. T. Skdv

St. George’s Pharmacy, Dispensing M. C. Guss | M. L. Hotchkiss

Chemistsand

Well Road; Druggists—1599,

Teleph. 35188. Bubbling

Branch: Installation Section

1070, H. F. Memtl | T. C. Graham

J. S.YuGohstand,

Yuen Road; Teleph. 24445

manager J. Abbass

W.H. Blackwood | B.A. A.S. deShirazee

Rago

Pootung

St # & * Ta ying wei she W.A.B.L-Robertson; Enstal. Supt.

St. George’s Society—(Nee Associations) N. F. Honnor

Jensen I A. F. Meyer

St. John’s University—(See Educa- R.E. E,Lang

Laker Ii E.V. Tokmakoff Will|ams

tional) Shipping Section

St. Joseph’s Catholic Association— W. C. Ball

(See Associations) J. P. Hawes | T. Sayle' 1

A*16

Floating; Staff :jy, Steiner iMEOgT Co., General Suppliers to-

J.C. S.H.Avery the Cigarette Manufacturing Industry

(JarIson Ij B.P.; Jorgensen

Mender : . rtf -Teleph; -^2i0, Kiukiang Road

18412 ;-P.O.; Bpxi

'(4th floor) ;

1087; Gable

G. Giliberto' ._lG. Sevaldson Ad:: Recoin ax -r ■ ■ :

. ,E. L. Hallelanff | T. 15. Snel^ipan Mrs. M. R. Steiner, 'partner

Accounting Division b.t islnuritf , !>/. T. S. Lui, do.

J. F. McMunn, accountant /

,7' C.F. A.Bell.Grispin ,,, . . . s .'

D.A. A.AFernando.

Capell [I. Ji. K.C.W. Bodie- mnmmm&4 }

Leitap I. B. M.Sarkari

Smith I S^EViks, W. R. M., Avei age1'Adjuster--

F. A. Leitao ]‘ G. l^roihp^oh' ’. " Wayfoong Rooms 316-.320, 220, Szechueri Road,

F. V. Maher ] J. ff’tirner ’ ' !’ ! House; Teleph. 10033;

C.J. Pettersson~[

L. Bassos 11.C. A.Wegener ~ P.O. Box V43; Cable Ad: Gaftestate

Young

General Division . 7• Stewardson, R. E., f.r.i.a., Ghaitercd

F. H. Weber Architect, Surveyor, Land and1 Es-

. J. jVI. B. Gutieirez

Miss M. Ashley tate Agent and -Valuer — ■149! Yuen

xMing Yuen Road; Teleph. 14182:

Miss C. M. Brown

Miss H. A. Brown ■ Cable Ad : Stewardson

Miss A. G. Chatham (i. E. SteWardson,'E.R.T.B.A.

Mrs. W. Drummond ■ '*» ^n^.asSt.- y':

Miss M. Haimovitch

Mrs. G. L. Hinds Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., Manufacturers-

Miss Y. M. Mann .: t of Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes

Miss A. S. Parsons I (Agents : Imperial Chemitial, .Indus-

Miss Y. Pearson •' tries (China), Ltd.—Brunner Mond

Mies E. .Remedies Building, 133, Szechuen Road;, Te-

Mrs, P, Renacre : , i(;phs: MSltO-TO, 11622-3; P.O. Box

Miss K. V. Shekury 252; Cable Ad : Alkali

Mrs. E. F: Stewart ' R. L|. Ajton, xeMdent,represent^ve .

Mrs. M. Y. Travelyn

Mrs. E. N. Watton

Stey’s Dairy Farm,..Grade “A.” Pro-

Star Motion Picture Cp-r Ltd. — 550, duct ipn—9^, Edinburgh Road i Tel.

Rue Bourgeat; Teleph, TOOp?. Busi- 20241

ness Dept.: 35, Jinkee Road ; Teleph. ; TJ S: Joseplc Yaung, mgr.:

15873 O. B. Lowe, gen. acct. ' ■ >

Star Photo Engraving Qp.—G^S,

Szechuen Road: Telepff. 116^5 Strehlneek,

of Chinese E. A., Strehlneek’s GJllery

States Steamship Co., Steamship Opera- ‘Teleph. 16529Art — 260, Kiangse Road;

tors— Hamilton House; Teleph. 19444;

Cable

R.G. Ad:Kendall

Statesline Jflo ^ Saey fohy

F. R. Barrett, assist, agent Stromwall, Holdo, Agents, Engineers,

Shipping

Teleph. 064:Agents—391, Kiang&e Road;

Cable Ad: Stromtrade'

p] & ilt A& 51 Hx Strom wall, managing proprietor

Si eel Drums, Ltd., Manufacturers of

Oxygen

Drums and Steel

Acetylene Gas^s, Tanks, Suhr, K. H., German Architect, Civil

Road; and Teleph. Work—691,

50314; j Cable Ward Ad: and — 266,Consulting

Peking Engineer,

Road; Teleph.Real Estate

16029;

Steeldrums ?r • Cable Ad: Suhr

 sha^&hA^ A.Vif

# w ^ tsm'itfls SAWS ,*

Sxjlzer Brother (Engineering Office I TlWiW''lAi/tt/ '■ :itvg vf?r 'Co • hQen '■' kuhg'Wt

of Sulzer Brothers, Winterthur,

Switzerland), ..Steam’‘ Engm@s and (Witii Ewhich : Asscuaace Co. of Canal, 1

is Merged, the China

Boilers, Ceiitrifaigal Bihiipi

Fans, Siafipnary and Marina 6- and thf Life Mutual Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai , Life , Insurance

Ijpigine^.

Making Plants,. Befrige Maag

rating. Cigars,,,4^

an(t -r®

Maag Planing MachitipsTtfOceRt

Northern Telegraph Building,') 34, ■f itreat, ’ GaWapa

Avenue Edward YII; Teleph, 1(3312 ; E. F: Pfa’rris,' manfi^'h - , ■ >

Cable Ad: Stilzerbros ; ! d A. F. Walker, assist, res. eo.

E. Staudb, 'm.e., manager -o C. Ac Costa I S. F. Young

K. Pill inger, erecting engineer E. d’^li^ieida I Mrs.. B.‘ Marsh

Clffipers ,■ . , .

(

Ohou Lun Yuan, m.e. ’ ‘ Medical.

Miss F. ■ Saul “ l )r.! K. Ti. Marsh • ' ■ •

Dr. H. C. Patrick low<

Sumitomo p.yvK, Ltd.—(ISpe,Barilcs) Dr. H. G. Barrre

Agency Staff ;

T.\Y. B.KatzBrowii I| R.H. S.II. Openshaw

Shrap

Sumitomo dr’o3Hi-KAiSHA--69, Kiukiang 'Meise !l ! B.D. Ni

A.H. G.Middleton Shoolingin

Road ; Telepb.,

Cable Ad : Suniityoko19700; P' . C). . Box 3101 Widens

S. T.Tohji, manager R, B. Nichok 4 R. Renner

Yanaka, signs per pro, , ChinWe Dept.- ' ' ’ ' ., '

K.T. Mu

Iserirata M. Kipyada Baihan ChenVan { Thander Loy. 4

K. Kusumotp K.K. Tanaka' A kino Chow Tung

.l.-t pa nose kept. & &

C. S. Ohih Y, Sasaki

. Lo Mipg Slien : II. Kubota

I. Kitakrwa Ceo.'Baldwin .. ' •

C. Kurpzawa

Sales Office of: — ; Shir LiNg ife Coi.4 ManilftfctuiHh-s arid

Suinitomp Metal;Industrie^, Ltd. Exporters of Rattan arid Willow

Sumitomo Electric Wire and Cable ! Furniture, Willow .Baskets, Grass

. , Works, Ltd. . . vr Rugs and Mg.ts/arid.

Sumitomo Steel tVorks • / | 1006-1012, Aveuy-e . Chenille Bugs—

Road: Teleph.

Sumitomo Chemical Co. 31373; Cable Ail:.Jiattan. Branch:

Sumitomo Coal Mine ,, 76, . Bubbling Well'. iRoad,; .Teleph.

Sumitomo Copper Mine 1 . 92879;!riFactdries : 10801 (24),- Avenue

Sumitomo

Ltd. Steel Tube Works, Anshan,.. j Ik,ad • ■ - ;■

Sumitomo Machinery Works,, Ltd,. Sun-Ling Wocg“president

Sumitomo Aluminium Reduction ^ ^ M

Co., Ltd,. .,. 4.| tj , v „ AlUs. G,,B .Wop, 4,.., v„

■ w.oH i • ,Y-, S. W,^g,, brazil apaayag,9r .

Sun King Printing ’ Co., ' (jeiietkl 11 o o-ifnTfiMlA

;bmrii-eabnh

adT ,68

Printers, BoO’k-,biilidbrs;;Ahd station- j Sun Ling .A.ir ([uy-.vlt.iJ

& Co.--l'008, Awendei Road ;

ers—G. 80, Tindong Road; Teleph. : Teleph. 31373 ’ o h ' 4

41076' ..7 ■ .1■.) , .D:r,iamHK/.v?

a& ®ahm

Kung yu tai yang ho sha hm/g spe Mei Ttubjmi dgq. ttan kiing sze

Sun Insurance Offiue, Ltd.—1, The ‘Sun-Maid Raisin Growers’ Associa-

Bund; Telepb. 15075: P.O,'Box 851; tion—51, Canton Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Siihfire 16263; Cable Ad: Sunmaid

A318 SHANGHAI

$ H * Suzette — Sassoon House Arcade;

Hqn Shoe Co., Makers and Venders Teleph. 11883 '

of Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Suit w m Sin foong

Oases and Bags—490, Szechuen Rd. ; jSwAN, Culbertson A Fritz, Dealers in

Teleph. 16048 Investment

1 Securities—Sassoon House,

Sun Son Co., Ltd., The, Universal TBe Buhd; Teleph. 11200; P.O. Box

Providers and Department Store— 4^7; Cable Ad: Swanstock. Office^:

720, Nanking Road ; Telephs. 94116-8 Swan, Culbertsbn and Fritz, Hongkdhg

and Provision Dept. ; 90715; P.O. .Litrid r Manila

‘C. D. Culbertson, partner

Box 1584; Cable Ad : Sunsun ?! Chester Fritz,’ do.

K.K. L.W. Yui.

Irle, do.

IM fa Fo lun

° 9 A. C. Fox, do.,

do.

Sunflower Mercantile

ers and Exporters and Co., Manufactur-

Importeis—119, Emile Essig, do.

S. Klotz,

JinkeeRoad;

Sunflower Teleph. 10470; Cable Ad: Gumming, t ■ '

C.R. O.P. Aikin,

S. H. Andringa do.

££ ^ Shou i mu ch-i’i MQ J.J. R.R. Briggs

Browne- Mrs. A. G. Lopes

S. V. Marco

'Sung Furniture Co., Furniture Makers, Mrs. H. M. G. E. Marques

and Exporters, Decorators and Con- Campos A.L. P.Portaria

tractors—684,

Teleph. 33399 Bubbling Well Koad : M. P. Campos Quincey :

Miss F. Mrs. L.A. Ritter

Sung Yuen Oil Co., Ltd.—280, Peking Cavender Miss Rodrigues

Road

Sunny; Teleph. 13290; Cable Ad: V.D. K.ClairChant R.MissM.L.StrongSeydel

Miss I. Diniz Z. P. Tong

Mrs. E. J. A. Vietal '

3 a «; ® * a n

Afei kuo po dao kan hung sze Philip HoDrury MissH.Volkovinsky

Eunland Sales Association, Inc.—51, Louis

G. Killian Hong K.Y. F.P. Wong

Way

Canton Road; Telephs. 16262-3; Cable A. Lico Z. T. Wong

AdT.: R.Sunmaid Vincent Liu William Woo

Mrs.Scanlon, general manager

L. Carvalho Swedish Associatlon of China—(See

J.K. Lee

Nakamoto (Yokohama)

(Honghong) Associations)

SunsuNtaY Co., Glass and Hardware. Im- Swedish Consulate—(AY' Consulates)

porters—42, Rue de la Porte du Nord; Swiss Clitb- (,sVe ( luhs)

Teleph. 80510; Cable Ad: Sunsutaco

n fa m% ®* Swiss; Consulate—(See Consulates)

Ta ying hsing Wtm shsh sze ya min Swiss Watch Importing Co.—34,

Supreme Court Teleph.

for China, Siking Road; Teleph. 12149; Cable

33, The Bund; 11489 H/B.M.— Ad: Swisswatch

Judge—Allan

Assist. G. Mossop,

Judge—F; Grant m.a.

Jones, c.b.eA D. O. Bang,, manager

Crown Advocate—V. Priestwood JSynnerberg,

Registrar, Coroner and Police Court Paper, Cardboard G. V., Importers^ of

Magistrate—G. H. Haines, m.b.e. and Pulp, Alu-

Chief Clerk and Official Receiver—I. minium Foil and Veneer Wood-

Morris 1 264, Kiangse Rftad; Teleph. 14077 ;

Assistant Clerk—A.G. Ricketts Cable Ad: Synnernn

Judges Clerk—E. Abbey G. V. Sydnerberg, propr. & mgr.

Marshal—J. J. McGeown D. S. Perfilife, assist, mgr.

Usher—J. J. Dawe K. Y. Hwa, oompradore

Typist—Mrs^ Oliver C. L. William Woo, aoct.

 SHANGHAI A31{>

Agent for: Construction Dept.—

Kommanditbolaget Moberg & Col, H. N. Wong, manage!

Gothenburg, Sweden Charmson C. S. Loh, asst, mgr

Tikkakoski Iron' and 'Wood Mariu- Appounts Dept.—

fauturing Od.', Ltd.. Helsing- N. L. Za, chief acct.

fors, F inland P. M. Ching, cashier

J. W. Wong, do.

Ta Chex Navioatiqn- Co.—12, The Drawing Office—

Bund; Telenfys. 19951-2; Cgble Ad: Dawson Chang

9592 f. F. Sung | P. K. Yih

Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill Co., Ltd., Manu- Factory: S.

—

C. Hsu, manager

facturing Bean Oil, Cakes, Cotton C. W. Sze

Seed Calces, Peanut Oil, , etc,—36,

West Soochow Road; Teleph. 32222 Tai Loong & Co.—875, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 35694

m & m *i m Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance

Fuh vm yin kuvg sze Cov; Ltd., kire> Transit,

Marine, Hull,

MotorParcel

Car,

Tabaqueiua Filipina, Ltd., Tobacconists, Life, Accident,

Post, Life Building, and Plate212,

GlassKiangse

tqsurance—

Manufacturers

porters of Manila

of Cigars, Cigars,

Cigarettes, Im- Kincherig

Tobacco Road;

and Teleph. 18004; Cable Ad: Taipinginc

Road:Smokers’

Teleph.Sundries—-165,

' 12245; CableNanking

Ad: Oei Tjoe, chairman

Y. M. ClfJen, mahaging director

Tabaqueria Y. Hou, do.

TahRoad;

YiuTeleph.

Art Ruo Shop—12 i 43, Yates T. M. CJ}ow, dp,

34832 \ , F. . B. Hsu. ' do.

S. M. Tong, do.

W.

T. S.J. Yao, Wu, do.

du.

Tai Chong & Co.—749, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 94132 Head Office (Shanghai)

T. M. Chow, general manager

Tap Chong, & Co., General Building . H. X. Ting, assistant mgr.

Contractors — 710, Nanking Road; K. "P. Wang, do;

Teleph. 94107 SJiangJiai Ifranch :

£L N. Ting, manager

Tai Chong & Co., Ltd., Complete , JC; S. Tao,-sub-manager

House Furnishers, Cabinet Makers. S. Y. Wang, do.

Decorators, Drapers and General ; > R. B. Zau, do.

Contractors — 740, Nanking Road; 'S.I'. C.P. Feng,

Lee, do.

do.

Teleph. 94107. Factory: 433, Yu

Yuen Road : Teleph 20738 r

, C. P- Loh, gen, mgr. T.ushang Brick and Tile Co.y Ltd.^

H. N. Wong, sub-mgr. Manufacturers of Face, Paving and

Furnishing Dept.— Fire Bricks,

etc. — Rooting

534,94305 and Hollow

Continental Tiles,

Emporium;

P. \Y... Yih, manager. Teleph.

n. C. Tong | John Kang

P.. S.k. Lob

Chen P. S. Chanj Tai Shan Insurance! Co^jpan'/, Ltd.,

T. F. Yue, typistT\ K., £a i General Insurance: Fire, Marine,

iLife, Accident, Motor-car. War

Drapery and Soft Goods Dept: — Risk, Burglary, Plater-iglass, Bag-

C. S. Zia, manager gage and Special Risk&‘—406, Kiangse

C, P. Woo Road; Teleph. 17575; Cable Ad:

P. S. Ho Taishan

A320 SHANGHAI

JP ^ I)ah citing ^ De hen

Taisho ife Co., Importers and Exporters Tpsdorpf, Han nig & Co, Marine Exports,

ofDressings,

Stationery, Groceries,

Fire-lighting P\ipp,s, etc.— Surgical Marine and Cargo Surveyors — 11,

22, Chaotnng Road; '1'eleph.'90716; t’.O. Studley Th. Avenue;surveyor

Hannig,, Teleph.. 50057

Box 895; Cable Ad: Osstaishb

Takaiwa & Co., Coal, Railway1 and Dtenta,

Materials, General Import ajn;d Ex- | '»d • nFeh&sze hi ho you*kung ± m

sze

port Merchants—320, Szechuen Rd.; Texa/ CbV (Chin A j, Itb., The, Petroleum

Teleph, 12182; P.O. Bdx 'M'ii'; Cable : Products—H. & S. Bank Building;

Ad :: Takaiwa )i,

M. Nishikubo, proprietor : ■ The Bund; Teleph. TT566 (7 lines); P.O-

! Box 1321; Cable AiU Texaco-

;

Tass

Road;N EWS AGEN(iY18454; C5th floor, Ad: '2Q,' Canton Administration >

A. I. Teleph.

Sotov, general Cable manager Tass W. H- XAbckard,'managing director

Mrs. *R. M. Wikman, asst. mgf. ' 1 -; " MissTj.'lMrneV P. F. Le Fevre, gen, mgr. (marketing)

^ Kang Using

Tata & Co., B. D., llerchajtts and'Goxh- ' Teleph.B.,82377; Thams, Shipbroker—4, Qai de France;

Cable Ad: Chartering

jnissiotl

Teleph. Ageiits

17313; —AO,

Cttble Nrngpo

Ad: I’faternity' Rdad;

;

r

Directors—B. D. TAta, \A db 2iri A^uah, JJoteh

t. P. Mehta- - Theodor & Rawlins, TeaMerchants

Exporters— and

Agencies General Produce 157,

Zpong Sing Cot'ion Mills, ltd. Peking Road; P. O. Box 908; Cable Ad:

Tung Yih Cotton Mill, Ltd. Teletype

Taylor Garage, Ltd.—96', liue (iu-dinal E. F. Seymour,

P. W. Beavan, do'. partner

Mercier; Teleph. 70050: Cabje Ad : A. M. Halley, manager

Taylorauto

R.J. A.K. Turner,

Butler, director ! ‘ :1

' Si R. Hawke, -assist, mgr.

do. • '.

0 ul i

^ fil M F f A

Teesdale,

dale, Newman

Newman & Co. (formerly

& McDonald),' Tees- Thomas,

^Solicitors

K. H., Gentlemen’s

Shirt Maker—90, Nanking Road Tailor and

;.Teleph.

and Advocates—59, Peking Road (Ewo 1^608; P.O. Box 1019; Cable Ad: Thoma

Buildings);Codes:A.B.C.5th

Jeandah; Teleph. 13824;andflthedns.,.Cable Ad:

Western Union (Universal airid'l-ldtter Thompson and

& Co., J. A., Real Estate Agents

Brokers—299, Avetoue Joffre;

edns.),

Kenneth Bentley’s'and.Kinae’s

Edward Newman,'solicitor ?

Telepli.10943

E. L. Hartopp, solicitor:

2ft # Ta lui ^ ^ E

Telge & Schroeter-, Merchants, Eng- Thomson —20,

& Co., Chartered Accountants

ineers

Road; and Contractors—(620,

Tetephs. 16233—4. 13709 Szeehuen

(En- Ad: Scrutiny;Road;

Bentley’s

Canton Codes:Teleph. 16355;5thCable

A.fe.G. and

gineering

Ad: MotorDept.),; P.O; Box 715.; e a,.Cablei , L. E. S.T. Wilkinson,

Beddow, a.c.a.(Tientsin)

a.c.a.

A. H.Berg G.B. O.A. Blakef;

Buyetls, aJc.a.

c.a.

H. Rix

. W. signs' per pro.' '

Oltefs-

Netigehauer' ' ; "; y’'/• W. Marsay, a.c.a.c.a.

A. Canetti" ■ 1

bioo/. • .d' W. M. Waddell,

■ A. Raiieholz, engineer A f ‘ A'.il W.J.R.H.UjBowJey,

Johns’ a.c.a.

C.H. Luehr,

Ross depLIng.

: j Mr J.II. L.V.Mears

H. Brewer

Rud Berg . IV e

Miss M. Bp;g.; ,T A. C. Kew

 SHANGHAI A321

A. L. Davies Toa' S ElMA Kaisha, Ltp;, Jute Mills—93

K. W: Greiner HankobwRoad;

R.J. R.Fromel

St. C.iFord' ’ 3097 ■ ' Teleph. 14473; P.O. Box

G.MissT. D.Read

Taylor : Tobacco Trading Corporation, Leaf

Miss D. Hykes ! 1, 'Jpbacfip Merchants—8a, Hardoon

Mrs. A. Y. VelHs Bpilding,18283233,

Telephs. Nanking

and 17559; P.O. Box.Road

1666;:

Miss K. Taylor ; Cable Ad: Freeliac

P.K. Geronimo

C. Ling

London Agents '■ fn & m m n

Viney Price and Goodyear,

Martins-Le-Grand, Lpadon, EtC.1. !! Toeg, Rentals

E, F., Real Estate, Mortgages,.

and5 Insurances—18-9, Cen-

tral Arcade ; Telephs. 13120, 13129:

¥ « E. F. Toeg

Thoreskx & (Jo., O., Steamship Agents and

Brokers, Paper Agents and Merchants— iliS Tung foh

110, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 11881:6; TofUKu Trading Co., General Importers

Cable

B. A.W.Ad: Thoresen

Enger and Exporters — 110, Szechuen Road;

Thoresen P.O. Box * 1131; Teleph. 15912; Cable

R. M. Alarakia | Miss L. M. Chue Ad: Tofuku

^ Koe min 1% & ® m

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., Marine

gineers and Shipbuilders, John 1.,Motdr

En- Tong Ching pao shien hung see

and Motor A' e lucle Manufacturers, j Tokio( Marine and Fire Insurance Cq.t

orThornycroft 'Wafer TubeOilBoilers, Coal I ’ Ltd!Mitfthe,. .(I'ncorpbrated

Motor inWarJapan

Risk),'Ffee,

Oil Fuel, Thornycroft Fuel System

—Robert Dollar Building, 51y Can- ;j General liikurahceCar,— Chartered ‘ and

Bank

ton Road ; Teleph. 14270; P.O. Box ! . Giibld Building,A8, The "Blind;

Ad: ToKmatinco , Teleph. 1519,5,;

891; Cable Ad : Thornycroft ! : ', V' J.j. Abki; manager

Thriftcor Bank—(Nee Banks) A. Laing Peach

; ‘ ' ‘M. Otsuka

H. Kojima, acct.

Thunder Erbctriq Z. V. Mo, marine dept.

Foch, Telfeph. 80101)Yorks—417, Avenue K. C. Chang, fire dept.

T. M. Chien do.

Tien Hsien Electric Supply Co.Y-

829, Peking Road; Teleph. 93876 ft 5$ « IS # 5tC

^ — 5C Tien ih ve mo chang Tokwa . Boseki Tokwa Boseki Kaishg

Tien Ih Ve Mo Factory, Manufacturers Cotton SpinningKaisha, Ltd. (Tokwa.

Co., Ltd.), Cotton Yarn

of Ve Mo Gourmet Powder and Sauce • Manufacturers —Head

(Sodium Glutamate)—No. Factory: Ward Koad; Teleph. 51079. Officpy,

Road. No. 12 Factory:

1687,

1060, Whashing,

823, Kwenming Road; Telephs. 53234 ;93, Hankow Road; Teleph. Town 12534 Office:

and 50544, Sales Office: 51, Chefoo K. Yokoo,. president

H. Ishida, mang. director

Road; Teleph. 94809; Cable Ads: .-j§y,S.Kawasaki, do.

Tienihvemo or 3018. Hong Kong Dan, chief engineer

Branch: 183, Johnston Road; Te-

leph. 20129 Toporealty, Surveyors and Civil

ffl £§ Teh lee Engineers, Land and Estate

Agents, Dealers in Surveying In-

Tilley, Percy, Architect and Civil struments—9, Quai de France: Tel

Engineer—320,

15834 Szechuen Road; Teleph. 83306; Cable Ad: Toporealty

L. A. Viborel, c.e., e.i.m., manager

A 322 SHANGHAI

ToRYtr Ypno, Tools,

Machinery, Importers and Exppi^ers,

Supplies and, of Triangle

General

Motors, Fed. Inc., ILS.A.—

Hardware—171-3, Boone Road; Teleph. 99, Route Cardinal Mercier ; Teleph.

70159; Cable Adr Triangle

41458; P.O. Box 3113; Cable Ad:

Toryuyoko. Head Office: Osaka, Japan, Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Go.—18,

Town Syndicate, Mortgage and' Real The Bund; Teleph.; 18396; Cable

Estate

93538; — 495,Ad:Honan Hoad; Teleph. Ad: Tsensun. Sawnill and Yard: 605

S. U.Cable Tonsidicat

Zau, managing director Jih Whei Tong Road. Nantao;

Teleph. 21246

S. Pierce T T. C. Chao

C. Soona | Y. C., Chap

Tuck Tai, Straw-hat Exporters—190,

& Tung mien ^ Peking Road; Teleph. 13730; Cable

Toyo Menka Kaisha, iLtd. (Oriental Ad : Tucktai

Cotton

Yarn and Trading Co., Ld.), Cptton, Cotton

chants and Cotton Piece Agents—185‘

Commission Goods Mer- ® n # niii it ft 'M n .

Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 13633; P.O. Tuck, Joseph,TuhLawyuoand sien li sze.

Accounting Office

Box 878; Cable Ad : Tphyih'wata;, r —Lane 124, 9, Burkill Road: Teleph.

Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co., Ltd.,: Import- 92570; P.O. Box 480; Cable Ad: Joetuck

, Joseph Tuck, ll.b., b.b.a., ll.m.c.a.,

ers of Cigarette Paper and Tobacco attorney arid

Leaf, and Exporters of Cigarettes

and Tobacco Leaf —209 r_ Yuen Ming

chartered acct. eounsellor-at-law,

Yuen Road; Teleph, 46375; Gable Ad:

Toyohatabako Tuck Tai Iron Works, Engineers,

Toyoda Cotton Spinmnc and Weaving makers, MoUldets762, Point Boiler-

Road;

Co., Ltd.—200, -Jessfield Road; Telephs. Teleph. 51753; Cable Ad. Fouridry

21929 and 21927; P.O. Box 3070

Trachsler, Ltd., J. H., Importers— Tung Chang Co., Exporters and

Smelters—356, Peking Road; Te-

133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. leph. 95289; Cable Ad : Tarili

19133; P.O. Box 2080; Cable Ad:

Traxlerus. Head Office: Berne,

Switzerland Tung Mow & Co., Ship Chandlers,

W. Bolliger, manager Hardware Merchants, etc. — 299,

Transocean News 22665;

Service—67, Broadway; Teleph. 41567

Road; Teleph. CableTunsin

Ad: Tung Tai Trading Co., Importers, Ex-

Nauenpress.

king, Hankow,Branches

Hongkong in Peiping, Nan-

and Manila

H. Melchers,’ general manager for porters, facturers’

Road;

General

Teleph.

Merchants apd Siking

Representatives—21,

19954; Cable Ad:

Manu-

Tungtai

the Far East L. W. Cheri, managing director

Dr. F. Sellmeyer, Shanghai .Office C. S, Chen, asst.

manager

Travel Advisers, The, Passenger i ,U.Y. C.G. King, mgr.. f

Booking Agents—315,-Gloucester Build- : Shaw, sales mgr.

ing, 60, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11775

(2 lines); Cable Ad: Adviser Tung Yu Bros.—508,. Szechuen Road;

Seth VV. Clark, partner Teleph. 10869 ,

J. E.Hennemann,

L. Healey do.' (Hongkong)

A. C. Seidel Tunky Engineering Co.—t659,: Che-

Mrs. E. da Silva kiang Road; Teleph.* 93186

.Representatives for (Jhina t

1 Dean

Peck Judah 1 Travel Bureau, San Tu rner & Co., J. E. (Bradford), Woollen.

Francisco

Parry, , hoe, Ltd- - , meet

.Leon & Hay Piece

Teleph.Goods—128,

19329; Cable Ad:Museum

JetpelhamRoad;

 SHANGHAI A3‘2»

Turner, Sturrock & Brown,

Accountants—9, Avenue Edward VII.; Chartered h% % Tien Zun

Telephs. 84140 and 84149; Cable Ad: Umrigar Brothers, Cotton Merch-

ants and Commission Agent—264,

Accuracy

J.W.A.H.Turner, e.A.; partner Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12705: Cable

Sturrock, Ad: Umrigar

N. A. Brown, c.a. c:a. do.

do.

T. D. Drysdale Underwood Typewriter Department

T.M. J.A.McD.

FerrasRice (Dodwell & Co.,G.Ltd.) 81, Jinkee H.Roadvan

H. L. M. Hansen G. S. Dovey, M. Goldsack,

E.Mrs.Garland Zuylan,

Miss F. A. Cooley L. Machado,

W. Warpula,

G.P. Pfeiffer

Miss H. Harvey |Underwriters

General Managers for:' Far Fast, Inc.—Savings Bank For the

(See Banks)

Anglo-China Finance, Ld.

Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates Union Assurance Society, Ltd. —

(1925), Ld. Union Building, 17, Canton Road;

Taylor Garage, Ld. Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); P.O. Box

Secretaries for: 309; Cable Ad: Unasso

International Investment Trust. Co. E. G.Lester Arnold, manager for China

F. Dumbarton

of China,Finance

Yangtsze Ld. Co., Ltd. A. Mabb

Commercial Investment Co., Ltd. V. de Carvalho

Union Transport

Brewery, Ltd. Miss

Miss K.M. Petigui’a

Parker

China & Storage Co., Inc. Accident Department

Granville Trust Ltd.

Financial Agents for: ' W.

J. M.J. Murray

Gulliver | A. H. Gouda

N. Z. Perpetual Forests, Ld.

Share Office Union

Le ChampetdeImmobiliere

Fonciere Courses Francais

de Chine Road,Book Store—1124,

Teleph. 32248; P.O.Bubbling

Box 1510Wei*

Twentieth Century-Fox, Federal n & m w m ±

Inc., U.S.A.—142, Museum Road; Shang hai be chu hung sze

Telephs. 17359 and 17360; P.O. Box Union Brewery, Ltd. (Incorporated

Under the Hongkong Companies Ordi

1984 ; Cable Ad : Centfox nances)—Office:

L. C. Paulson, general manager SzechuenCable

Bbx866; Road;Ad:Wayfoong

Teleph.

Unionbeer.

House, P.O.

18765; 220,

Brewery :

Oo li man. 130, Ichang Road;

L. Ovadia, director Teleph. 30087

Ullmann &l Co., J.,Szechuen

Jewellers—410, Watch Manufacturers

Road; and at F.N. C.R. Macgregor,

Davey, do.

Hongkong, Tientsin, Peiping, Chaux- do.

dAd:-fonds and Paris; Teleph. 10329; Cable J.F. F.Hoenke,

Macgregor, do.do.

Ullman

P. A. Laroche, manager H. B. Roe, manager

P. Symons

P. T. G.O’Neill

Mrs. E.Sturrock

Brockett& Brown, secre-

|5 ill Mei Zung Turner,

Ultramar Import Co., Importers of W. taries

Hollmann, chief

Silk, Art Silk, Woollen, Cotton

Piece Goods and Woollen Yarns, H. Obermaider, asst.brewmaster

do.

Sundries, etc.—Union Building, 17, E. Sengmueller, do. do.

Canton Road; Teleph. 12315; Cable F. Hascher, do. do.

Ad: Ultramar P.M. A.Muenchhoff

Moe, chief engineer

E. R. Stegmaier, mgr. H. J. Druker | R. Ericksen

Woung Yue Sun, compradore I. N. Zadoff I T. Y. Lai

 A324 SHANGHAI

Sales Department Union Qil Co. of.California, Petroleum

„G«Fuwa,

J. Andre^di, E, W..N,Frimau,

Jaftiing Ling, R. Ramsay| M, andBy-Products;L,ubricating

Oils and19518; Asphalt—239, Sassoon; and Mptor

Rud. E. Rascnle, O. A. Rasmitsben, Teleph. Cable Ad:

W. W. Bger,special representative for Unocp

0.S. Singer; A. SoloviefF,

Wiedeman and Mrs. W. Trended,

D. M. ; C.Japan an$ China:.

B. Haun, in charge

Shirazee

‘CoottNi Unrch—Cilnrrch6s): m M Jc m

Union Gispensarx^-'ISISv N.' Szechuen Un nin aai d \

Road; Teleph. ,43312;' Cable Ad: Union Phar.macy, .Dispensers and Drug-

6887 , | gists—760,

Cable Ad: Liosnoff Avenue Joffi e; Ttlephl 73632;

Union Electric Service Corporation

—Lane No. 930, Avenue FocR; Tele,nh. IlNfON Steamships Agency Shipping, For-

37137; Calile Ad: Urielectric '' warding Steamship Agents - • Robert

UnFon Food Sales

CantonAdRoad; Tetephs.

: Unionships.

Dufour; Teleph. 72§5A Private Exchange to U.PortsS. A., Europe,

China Coast and River 1

Union Import & Export ^Syndicate, Morris I.Yhng' Syulevich,nigA Jr.,! agent

,;

Ltd., The, Importers, of ^royisions,

Fruit and Flour,, .etc,, : l£xppp(jers of E:Whang

A. da Roza,Szfe; aect. r ‘ \ ‘:

Chinese Manufactured. Aliss H. Li' . vinpstend. . t>

Natural Produce, .General'GoodeMerchants and ' L. Foi'gcihnen

Z.DawS. Evans,

Fang, cashier

& Commission Agents—ltd', Kiangse : shipping clerk

Road; Teleph. liL/l ^ , Cajole Ad : C. L. Zung, do.

Unimpbrsyd

F. C. Ling. Z. F. Chang, C. C. Yai, F. ('.K. P.S. Chow, clerk

C. Vee, ¥. C. Woo Y. P. Woo, (mgr)y Chen, do.

K. J. Char (sub.Tiianager), 'Miss ; SteameF Charter Dept.

M. Dutch (secretary), C. M. H. bhen

Zee,1 (L F Moa, K. C, Woo, Passenger Department

KT S. Vee and Wingle lice B. Frank I M. Rapbpbrt

A--L Poll

"E. Meerbvitch on | I.K.Finkelstein Y. Chuang

^ a it * « * Agencies:

Yu niti'g shu $hie kitrig sze Yah Tai Shipping Co.

Union Marine & General Insurance China An S. S. Co.

Co., Ltd., of Liverpool (Far Oriental Passenger ServiceBureau of

Eastern Branch) - 27, Peking. Road; Freight & Transport

Telephs. 14649 and .12300; P:0.. Box- U. 8. Si-R.

719; Cable Ad: Unicromb :

H.E.M.H.Hind, manager.

S. Low, !/. ' i Union Trading Co., The, Importers, Ex-

F.L. A.A. Tnglis,

Smith - assist,• manager

f.c.i.i. di< .•.i' P . porters,

Essential General Industrial

Oils, FreshSynthetic Chemicals,

Perfume,

C.A. Austin, a.c.i.i. (Hongkfaig)

A. Lopes;* I .L M. .IV atari a Toilet Articles, Fruits, Patent

Leather, etc. — 110, Jinkee Road;

T.; Saito ! F. A.'-Farnan Telephs.

Ghich^n; '1Codes

7663 Used:

and 11877;

Bentley’s,GableA.B.O.

Ad:

Union Molm.tEr.E (Sbciete '^fancaise •!fifthO.And 6th, MnAiand; WesFbrn' Uhiqn.

de Banque et de placemenfe)- ^Ranks) 1 T. D.Y. Wanir. Lbe, ptop.us!.(fe geh.

m-r.mgr. ‘

Union Motors KFed: Ipc., UvS,A.);iMotor ■ . ‘ IL Young N.' SheP, do. f! ' ' . •

P. Lee, suh-iPanager

Cars, Repairs, Body' Buildingv.etc:'.—444, P. Z. Wong | Miss K. D. PaA

Avenue.

Uniomnotor#’FoohjiTeleph.

T ; ft-imX <30003;.Cable

.Y. .1 Ad: ; F.MissC. T.YinF. Zung • j . W/Z^.Worig P. Y. Wong .

 SUANt/ldAV

Local Sales : United ^lERJOANTifeE Co.- 89, Foochovr

T. Y. Wong | IT. V. Wong Road; Teleph, 12638 .

Young N. Slien T. S. Wong

K. F. Kuo | Z. H.®ung UNAed Photo-PlAy Service10621Ltd.—

Travelling Sales Representatives:— 72, Hongkong Road; Teleph.

W. S. Yue, in-charge

H. S. Cheng United Press Associations of

S.W. Chang I C. Y. Wong ; Ail^A^UT, SasSoon.f House ; Te-

Chemical Laboratory: — leph.' 19466.;' Cable Ad: , tlnipress

S.T. Nagel,

S. Wang chief chemist

UnItetI Services Association—{See

Mrs. C. C. Neu | Miss K. C. Woo Associations) o-kiiwIoF »hi . .: ■

UNioiir Underwriters oe China—299

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17742

United States Court for China—

248, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11199;

Gable Ad: Uscpurt

United Book and Stationery Co., Whole- Judge—Milton J. Helmick

sale

160, Dealers

Nankingin1?bad;’Teleph.

Boohs and Stationery-^' District Attornev—Felthan Watson

16844; R.O. ’ .••/Clerk—.Wm..T,

Box 256; Cable Ad: Stationers i Assist. Collins

F. A.D.T.Mortimer, proprietor DeputyClerk—L.

Clerk—E.F.J.Kenake

Collins

J. W. Kwee,

Templo,mgr. stationery dept.

accountant U.S-:-Marshal—E. L,,Faupel

j Clerk

Deputyto Marshal—Arthur

U. S. Marshall—I.Peterson

U. Faupel

United China 'Syndicate, f Ltd'., Impor- Reporter—Helen Wiley

ters, Exporters &!En' g i heers — 97,' YUOn

Ming Yuen Road; Te'eph. 1314.1; F’.O. United States Dept, of Agriculture

Box 2049; Cable Ad: pchis and ait ^lEoom 113, Sassoon House; Tele'ph.

Nh.nfeing 19098 ; Cable Ad : Shartgusda

N. K. Chu, . presid'cht O. L. Dawson, commissioner

'A. C. CHh'tig, man^§mg director J. B, Gibbs, aSsist." do.

T. M. Wu : manager Anita Scholen, stenographer

T. Y. Kdo? assist; maha'ger Mrs. Rowena Burnell, do.

P. K. Chen, secretaty ' ,

F. C. Lin,, engiopfer ' m rr w k ^ # it m m

Y. S. Yung do.'

K. K. Hsu, do. Mei-kuo-chu-hwa-cfoh-nhik-kwait-shang

B. K. Huang, do. , ivu-kwan-s/iu

E. A. Lambrinidis; tea dept.

■T; , M-,, Doyle, , repre'?pntativp, • merce—5I

United States Department of Com-

r Canton Road ; Tl'leph.

York Sa-fe & Lock Cp. 150454 P.O, BOx 60b; Cable Ad:

M. W. Bruce, representative, i(Amcoma t ; Attache—Julean Arpold

British Manufacturers ;

^Commercial

^Assist. Commercial Attache—A. Bland

United KingdomRoad;TobaccoTfTeph.

Cp.. Ltd.— Colder ■ _

Trade

6^0, Szechueh

Cable Ad : Darporient(

11930 ; Smith Commissioners — A. Viola

and C. E. Christopherson

United

king Road Leather

idCable-Goods Co.—114, Nan- United

Ad ;-;Unileath^r CantonStates Fire Insurance

Road, Teleph. 17222 Co.—51,

United .Manufacturers Electric Co.,' United States Navy Purchasing and

Importers

Ming Yuen and

Road;Exnorfers.—149, Yuen '■UisbURSiNg

Tclo^i, 19391, Gable

Office-Rooms 414-6, 51,

Caiftdn 'Road;; Teleph. f5l62-&

Ad: Umecos l ' ’ '’ ,,

K. Lee' ' " " | S! H. Woo ■ ’ Ca.pt.

officer in1Ucnafge

J. McDonald

3 (s.c ) U.S.N

A32G SHANGHAI

& m m ® m Used Car Mart—410, Rue Bourgeat;.

United

Union StatesBuilding,Steel17,Products Co.— Teleph. 73047

Canton Road;

Teleph. 16329; P. O. Box 912; Cable

Ad:W.Steelmaker H ® % %

H. Plant, manager Pao ka sing hong

Vajda & Co., G., Importers and Exporters

United Tobacco Stores, Tobacconists, Cable Ad: VajdacoRoad; Teleph. 11766;

—330, Szechuen

Importers

Cigarettes, ofTobacco,

and Dealers in Cigars,

and Smokers’ Re- G. Vajda, manager

quisites; and Commission Agents—136, Y. B. Podpakh | S.H. Moh

Nanking Export Dept.

424; CableRoad; Teleph. 12668; P.O. Box

Ad: Tobacco L. Klausner

Technical Dept.

United Trust Society620, Szechuen Agile Electric Welding, Berlin-London

Road; Apt. 2; Teleph. 136lf Drug Dept. •

G. D. Chelmis P. L.F. Yegh

Bleyer

iIniversal

Range Road; Electro

Teleph.Plating

41550 Uo. —536, Mrs. E. Sprenger j W. T. Chen

Valet

dug and Service Co., Contractors

Dyeing Chemical Dry—Clean-

Head

Universal

Petain; Teleph.Engineering

70951 Co. — 2^ Av. 83315. Office: 600, Avenue Joffre: Teleph.

f! S # #8 @ 41 Van Reekum Bros., Ltd. (N.V. Papier

Mai gw ok yin yi kung sze Maatschappij y/h Gebrs. van

Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China Reek jim), Suppliers of Paper to-

Importers only—12, The Bv

Inc, Leaf Tobacco

porters—!, The Exporters

Bund; and 15654

Teleph. Im- Teleph. 15846; Cable Ad: Reeku-

(2 J.lines);

E. P. O. Box 913;

Covington, Cable Ad: Ultoco ipapie.

president

Head Office: A,msterdam

J. Van Reekum, mng. director

G. A. Arbogast, vice-president (Amsterdam)

C. E. Sutherland, do. ,fJ. R,. Van Reekum, director

(Amsterdam) .

Universal Motors (Julien Heimen- P. Kristqfjersen, mgr. (Shanghai^

dinger)—Offices, Showrooms and Th. Th. Kruimel

Service Station: 627, Avenue. Foch ; M. W. Chang

Teleph. 71948 Miss J. B. Ford

Sole Agents for-. K. V. Ying

Citroen Cars and Trucks » TS, Faw shing

Van'ShIng & Co., Provision and Wine

n & ft & M m Merchants—955;

73596, (Retail) and 73595 Joffre;

Avenue Telephs.

(Wholesale)

Universal

China —624,Pictures SzechuenCorporation

Road Teleph.of Vassos

14978;P.O. Box 565; Cable Ad: Unfilman, Merchants, Wholesale and Retail—

Agencies:

Hankow and Hongkong,

Harbin Canton, Tientsin, .662, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72512:

Cable

B. S. Ad: Vassos mgr.

Karagrigoris,

Unkel, H. J. — 775, Changping Road; P. Ch. Deliyannis, partner

Teleph. 32088; Cable Ad: Unkel

H jjig Fuh tai ^ & s * * *

Upson Paint Co., Inc., Importers, Ex- VeeAdvertising Loo Advertising Co., General

Agents — 305, Kuikiang

porters,

corators —Contractors,

240, Rue Painters

Porte de and De-

1’Ouest Road; Teleph. 95555/6

Teleph. 85031; Cable Ad. Paintupaco T. L. Wang, manager

Damian Woo, assist, manager

 SHANGHAI A327

Ventuki, F;, Provision atid Wine Mer- Sole liepresentatives: 1

chant,

Sezchuen and Naval Contractor—430, American Cotton Co operative

Venturi Road; Teleph.10858; Cable Ad: Association, New. Orleans ,

Reinhart & /£%, Ajexttndfia,

Mrs. CL Caminada, signs per pro. ..Egypt . ... ... .'

• Liverp'opl Uganda Co., Ltd.,

Von lai Liverpool

Veritas Insurance Co:. Ltd.. Fire and ' Nficniziii and Tokyo

Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

Marine Insurance—3, Edward Ezra Rd.;

Telephs.

Sluytersco T8769 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Volunteer Corps—-(Nee utider Muni-

H. C. A. van Soineren, manager cipa'l Council)

Kung sing ft W &

VlCCAJEB

in Hongkong)k Co., Ltd.,

PaperF-,and(Incorporated Ma - ha - seng - yang - hong

Stationery, O. E. Vongehr,

Merchants and Commission

132, KiangseRoad; Agents

Teleph. 14218; Cable— Importers and Federal Inc.", U. S.Kze-

Exporters—149, A^

Ad:F. Viccajee chuen Road; Teleph. 16776; P.O.Box

Viccaiee

R.R. Viccajee

V. Solina I1C.C. Z.L. LohSze Hankow (Head Office), Wanhsien andat.

1978; Cable Ad : Alacrity; and

Chvingking

S. R. Solina | C. K. Chang O.C.E.M.Vongehr,

Wong, president (Hankow)

manager

$£ E loong T. H. Huang |I C,V. L.C. Wong

K. Y. Yen Ting

Viloudaki & Co. (Fed.

Merchants and Commission Agents— Inc. U.S.A.), Sole Agents for :

59, McKesson k Robbins, Inc.

1226;Peking

CableRoad; Teleph 12732; P.O. Box

Ad:.Viloudaki Bauer &Creek

Battle BlackDrugs, Inc.

N. A. Viloudaki, president Weidemeyer & Co.

Miss tN. Kousnetzoff

C. Peters Wah An Fire

Ltd.

80950--29,, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

^ ^ m -'ff m m Fu Geling . general manager

Wei lik-sun Yau Han Kvng Sze ?

Wit-Alexin China), Ltd., Importers of

Biological Products—Glen Line Bldg.,

5th floor. 2, Peking Road; Teleph. 11910; Wah Foung &mCo.,& Machinery,

ft & & & w

Cable Ad: Vitalexin Tools,

Carl Bunje, representative Hardware

Railway, Mint, Arsenal,Merchants;

and Metal Mill and Minealso

Supplies,

way; and 41775;

Teleph, Asbestos

Radio— 115,Ad: Broad-

8885;

% m Foh ha

Wolkart Brothers,,_Raw Cotton Mer- Cable Ad: 5387

chants, Importers of Sugar, Rice; Wah Met Electric, Cq., Electrical and

Wheat and . Other Produce—.34, Radio Supplies, Contractors and Impor-

Avenue Edward VII.; Telephs. ters of Electrical Accessories — 565,

15063 (3 lines); .P.O. Box 632; Cable Nanking Road; Teleph. 94122; Cable

Ad: Volkart

H. Beerli, manager, signs per pro. Ad: Wameieleco

R. Von der Crone, do. Wah' Yang Printing Co., Wholesale

C. H. Groll, do. —37, Miller Road; Teleph. 42121

W. Hegar (Tientsin)

W. Muller Wahson & Co., Electric Factory—-

S.S. Takeuchi

Ohashi - General Office: 511/7, Fokien Road^

J.A. Pereiria

Kovalenko : :Tel.' (Main Line) 95750. Factories:

J. Mamleff 729i‘Point Road; .Tdtaphs. 52974 and

5239!; Cable Ad : Wahson

A328 SHANGHAI

^ iigj Fating yom Wang Ts^e Kong & Qo.^ (Chinese)

Walker Turner* Co., LTD.ASuecessors visers, Chartered Accountants, Legal Ad-

China and Japan Trading: Col, Ltd.), Land, Estate Trade Mark Registrars,

Merchants and Agents— 20, Ningpo Room 106, 457, &Hankow Insurance Agents—

Road; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 18862; PrO. Box 297; 90631;7 Cable Ad; Wangtszekong

Cable Ad: Cejaytece. Head Office: W ang Tsze Kong, c.c.a,

Manchester. Branch Office: London Hsien Chun Pob, c.c.a.

C. H. Yeh, representative ■ Chit Vooh Gi; c.c.a.

', 'J\ dho’iintirig 'DepartmiMit

Wall, Dr. ku D.,andm.b.,-Partners),

b.s.v>.R;C.s.Medical

(Eng.) Wang Tsze Kong, c.c.a. , ,

(Dr. Marshall Sze phung Yuan, | Wong Bor Fong

Practitioner—H.

floor).^ Teleph. 731?,4 * S. Bank Bldg. (4th Legal Department \

Ny^C’huap,'l.l.b.

$ 0 Wha lun , : ’ $ept\; •

Tsay Shing : :7

Wallow ! t

A • Co., Ship Brokers, General Wong Tse Chien '."

Brokers and Steamship Agents, Coal Property Dept.-.

Chen Zian Yuen . !!, .

Contractors

Road: Teleph.and19228;

Merchants-

Cable Ad:93, Waliem

Canton Wang V^opn Tsze.

H.Sv.J. Waliem | Bernt

ErOland, signs Rein (Oslo)

per pro. Insurance ])ept. \ \

G. Sevald Simon Sze

Agents jor Miss Mary Wang | Sze Yoon Kao

International Composition and Far- Wang Yue Tai Tea Co., Retail and

vefabrik A/S.1 Bergen, Norway Wholesale Tea Dealeks-^IO?, Avenue

Bell’s

plies,Asbestos a,nd Engineering Sup- ' Wa’rigtea

Ld., London Foch'; Teleph. ,85638;; ' Cable \ Ad:

Wallemat'A-Co.,

Waliem A/S.) Bergen, Norway

Cop Hongkong

Walter HaremANN k Co.. Manufac- Ward, Ting kuo chi hong lu kuang ratio e hung se

turers’ Representatives A Importers hand Ltd. Thos. W., (Sheffield), Second-

—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Rpad, 6th Rails, Machinery, Scrap

Contractors

1

Metals,Museum

Plant,.

Ships’ Engines,.

floor, Room No. 625; Teleph. 10948; Pumps, Htc.—34, Road;

P.O. Box 1576: Cable Ad: Hado- Teleph. 18557; P,0. Box 425; Cable

man Ad: Wardsman

Walter Hartmann T. O. Wang, clerk

Kurt

C. V. H. Pischer

Sung, compradore Eagle and Globe Steel : Co., Ld.,

managers for Hongkong and China

Walworth International Co., Pipes Wardonia Agency—33, Szechuan Road;

Fittings, Valves^ Tools, etc.—110, Teleph. 19404

Szechuen

Box ,287 ; Road;

Cable Ad Teleph. 15672; P.O. Waren Trading Co., Importers and

: Wglintco Exporters—Lane

Teleph. 32ill; Cable 63, Ad:38 Myburgh

Waren Rd.;

Jjl^ Pah ziang Warner * Co., Inc. William R., Manu-

Wanamaker, John, Exporters The of Chinese facturing Pharmaceutists (Established

Manufactured Goods—12, Bund: 1856)—668,

1830; Teleph.Szechuen

15185-6; CableRoad; Ad:P.O.Quick-

Box

Teleph. 18388; P.O. B6k 1742; Cable Ad: pill. Head (Office: 113, West 18th Street,.

Wanamaker New York

Wang,

tist. — Dr.

214, Tomson

Sassoon S., Licensed

House, Den-

Corner J.F.Miss

S.C.Clark,

Cleary,asst.

Carnavaro,

mgr.mgr.

secy.

Nanking Road and Bund; Teleph. Miss

18350 T. D. N.Toong,

Shoolepova

Chinesesacct.

mgr.

 SHANGHAI A32i>

Waterlow

Uoad; Teleph. 16591 ers, Engineers

R.S.E.F.Francis

Mend E. Yuhang Road;and Contractors—508,

Teleph. 52909

Miss F. H. Calder Way Chong & Co., Hardware Mer-

C. Y. (SeeChenR.(Chinese manager)

E. Francis) chants and General Contractors—

Wa

109, Kweichow Road; Teleph. 93795

^ E ® **

Watson

Materials & Co., Importers

Exporters of Strawof Hats

Hat

Pharmacy, Ltd.). Wholesale and Retail —190, Peking Road ; Teleph. 13730; P.O.

Chemists and Druggists; Dealers in

Photographic Supplies. Perfumery and BoxL. 1797; Cable Ad: Tahsan

Chemicals; CigarsTelephs.

and Cigarettes—71, S. Young, general mgr.

Nanking Road; 10087 and T. W. Chang, sub-mgr.

18849. Ad:Warehouse:

Cable Teleph. 19207:

D. Mennie,Dispensary

managing director Wayside

Works Engineering and Shipbuilding

J. S. Chisholm, director

J. C.S. A.Hay,Mair do. 50835 — 401, Wayside Road; Teleph.

F. R. Barrett H M Jf £ -

Miss T. Steinberg Y is un-ziang-se-voh-hao

S. N. Zunn

Wholesale Dept. : “Wearbest-The Tailor,” Gentlemen’s

J. Miss

S. Hay, manager Tailor—497, Bubbling Well Road ;

K. Anderson Teleph. 33973

Photographic Department: T. S. Ling, gen. mgr.

S. L. Chang | D. K. Yen Weber & Co.,

Branches:

1175, Pongees andC.SilkA., Piece

Raw Goods

Silk, Waste Silk,

Exporters

30885Bubbling Well Road: Teleph. -8-10, and

Rue du Consulat: Telephs. 82475

82476; P.O. Box 1276; Cable Ad:

J.Mrs.S. V.Chisholm,

I. manager

Pedrickson Caweber

965, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 76272 j Weoer, August— 264, Kiangse Road;

L. L. Nemirovsky, manager Teleph. 12900; P.O. Box 1353; Cable Ad:

Mis B. M. Soares Awik

ii n ft e ® : General Agent for:

Ch’nck zung se chi say chong Rheinmetall

and AddingTypewriters,

Machines, Shai.Calculating

Watson’s Mineral Water Cc., Manu-

facturers of Aerated Waters and

Machine-made Ice — Town Office: WeiContractors, Tong Electrical Co., Engineers,

etc.—486, Chekiang Road;

327,

Factory: Kiangse420, Road;

WaysideTeleph.

Road; 19440;

Tel. Teleph. 94955

50486; Cable Ad: Popwater

Wentworth and Andrews, Exchange

51 ffi Way toong and Bullion Brokers, Foreign Ex-

Watt IE & Co., Ltd., J.A., Financial change Brokers-—20, Kiuking Road;

and General Agents; also at London, Telephs. 16527 and Codes 10283;used:

CablePeter-

Ad:

Soerabaya—93, Canton Road; Tels. Wentagie-Shanghai;

16640 & 10756; P.O. Box 566; Cable son’s 3rd

P.O. Box 489 A.B.C. 5th Impr. Bentleys;

Ad: Wavito

A J. Welch, director West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51,

C.C.C.F. L.Shackleton, do

Fitzw illiams.director(London) Canton Road; Telephs. 16910 and

W. E. Murphy, do. do. 16919; Cable Ad: Westlife; Code:

D. Levy j Miss L. Nesvadba Bentley’s

22

A330 SHANGHAI

Arnold Dewar, manager Secretary

Tong to Engr.-in-Cbief—T. H.

W.

T. E.S. Hebei,

Choung,assist, manager

cashier Inspector—Y. S. Che

Miss D. W. Herzberg Clerk—C. T. Yang

Miss D. A. Cruz Technical

M. INST. C.E.,Adviser—P.

A. AM. SOC.N.C.E.:Fawcett,

, Miss Ruthcase Secretariat (Both Boards)

U. J. Eiswaldt G. Lieu, actg. sec.

R.K. J.B. Elleder

Hill F.T. Y.Y. Tu,

Chen,clerkits., clerk

A. K. M. Huang H. S. Ling, clerk

•T.W. Kondireff

Lange Accounts Dept.

N. S. Zephyroff C.T. Tsur, accountant

H. S. Honigsberg Y. Dong, bookkeeper

C.P. C.K. Chang,

Han, clerk do,

West of Scotland Insurance Office, Y. N. Nyung, do.

Ltd.—Union Building, 17, Canton C.Y. S.K.Mae, do.

Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); Cable Sun, do.

Ad : Cuaco D. 1,. Ting, do.

E. Lester Arnold, mgr. for China H. Z. Chow, assist,store-keeper

store keeper

G. F. Dumbarton Y. S. Lee assist,

A. Mabb Dredging Dept.

V. de Carvalho W. Smith, M.E., M.I.N.A., M.I.E.H.,

Miss

Miss V.M.Tv. Butt

Parker

Miss Petigura R.dredging engr. m.i.n.a., m.i.k.k.,

Macfarlane,

C. workshop

H. Chu, B.andSc,plant Jr. supt.

Mech: Eng.

Western Electric Co. of Asia—142, assist.

Museum Road, Teleph. 14-263 T. K. Kwok, B. Sc, student Mech.

Western Supply Co., Wine and Spirit

Merchants — 1621, Bubbling Well T. Eng-r.

S Chang, B. Sc, student Meeh.

Road; Teleph. 33302 F.S. Engr.

I.K.Chang,

Law, workshop

clerk foreman

Wha Hstng Electric Welding Co., Ltd., F.V. C.S. Chen,

Peng, draftsman

clerk

Oxy-Acetylene

Steam and Electric

Boiler Repairers and Welders,

Marine Y.S. T.F. Dong,

Char, timekeeper

Work — Office: 401, East Broad wav ; timekeeper

Teleph. 52103 P. S.

F.F. K. Yang,

C. Woo, tracer

tracer

Wha Tung Electrical & Engineering Tsar, tracer

Works-959, PointAdRoad; Construction Dept.

and 51972; Cable : 1558Telephs. 53254 Y.NoniWang,

Liu, B.C.E,

Sc,assist,

constr.engr.

engr.

K. Jarldane, supt. of works

If ‘M ifo- _L M. Y. Kwauk,

C.K. C.R. Yeng, J' - .

Jr. Eng.CivilEng. Assist.

Assist.

Shnng hai tsin pu chu Wu, student

Whangpoo Conservancy

toms Building, The Bund; Teleph. Board—Cus- 16994 R. S. Jorgensen, overseerengr.

N. S. Komi,

H. S. Yeh, overseeroverseer

(Private

Box 139; Cable Ex'-hange to all Depts.);

Ad: Consboard P.O.

or 3449 K.P. H.V. Tsau,

Lau, tracer

Directors—T. L. Sonng (chairman!,

P. O. S'. Barentzen and P. T. Tirbak K. Y. Kong,clerk clerk

Consultative

L. Board —T. T. K. Kong, clerk

H. V. Wilkinson, Yu;m, 0.0 Steen,0.Thoresen,

•J. Coclmtin-Chief—TL

and T. Yamatomb General Purvey

J. F. Share, actg. Dept. surveyor

Enarineer Chatley, D.sc. Y. K. Chen. Jr. Surv. Asst.,

Asst.

(Rng

Senior .London!,

Engr.—Y. m.tnst.c.e.

Utne L. C. Hong, Jr. Sury.

• Senior Engr. a.m.

Assist.--C. C. C. Chang, draftAnah

m. sc. (m.i.t.) am. soc.P..ce.Hsueh, T. P. Cftien. draftsman

Y. C. Chang, tracer

 SHANGHAI A33I

Hydrometric Survey Dept. Hanpin

T. S. Vee Y. Chow

Z. W. Chang, hydrographer S. H. Young

S.H. C.Hsu,

King,

Jr. asst,

Surv. hydrographer

asst. K.YangS. Long

P. T. Zing, Jr. Surv. asst. Tuck Chong

S.P. P.W.Chu, draftsman Chow Tsze San

Zing, tracer Giant Han | Sung Yuen Ding

T. H. Liu, tracer Liu Tsay Yue I Loh Kiu Kao

Y. Yang, tracer Chuck Men Tu [ Wong Ying Kwei

T. W. Kwok, M.A., Chinese Sec. Agents:

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Whangpoo Ferry Service, Launch &

Ferry Boat Owners, Steam and Jr * £ Lo chang yung

MotorandLaunches

Jetty for Hire

125, Hankow — Customs

Road; Telephs. Wkite & Co., Bill, Exchange and Share

11000 and 12321 (Jetty); Cable Ad: Brokers—45,

1 510 (5 lines);Kiukiang

Cable AdRoad: Telephs.

: Whyteleaf

Marden Harry Owen White, partner

G.Directors—H.

E. Marden, managing director Aug. Victor White, do.

W.Davey and V. E.K.manager

J. Hawkings,

Arnhold,

Song F. B. H. Aug. White,

Meyer Shibbeth,

do.

do.

Y. J. Song, assist, do. R. Morgan

V. Cooke | S. Gatton

hi & m ;ff 3*

Whang Poo Tug &lKiangse

Lighterage—120, Co., Ltd., White,

LighterRoad;Teleph. Teleph.White13150;& Cable

Co.—45,Ad:Kiukiang

Whitewhite Road;

11284 ('3 lines); Cable Ad: Lighterage H. V.O. White,

A. White, partner

do.

H. Wyatt, supervisor H. A. White, do.

T. M. Nee, director Harold S. Peake, mgr.

Managers

James Magill & Co., Ltd. PJ 5V M ,tS Wa,J lno lcun'J sze

!H! fis Hr IFa;/ teh foong Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.,

Drapers, Tailors

Dealers, Furnishers, Boot and

and General Shoe

Outfitters

Wheelock & Co., Ltd., Ship, —30, Nanking Road, corner of Szechuen

Freight, Coal and General Brokers, Road; Telephs. 16753-4-5; P.O. Box 152

Secretaries, Agents and Managers— W. J. Ward, manager

2-3, Quai de France; Teleph. 82090; W. R. O’Brien, assist, manager

P.O. Box 963; Cable Ad : "Wheelock D. S. Edmunds W. A. Richardson

G. E. Marden, chairman E.A. H.T.

Stephenson L. C. Sung

Directors—V. K. Song, O. G. Steen, Turner C.A. Chang

Ellis Havim and H. E. Arnhold T. E. Bluck MissRating

E. A. G. May, secretary F. Toomiya Miss F.T. Vieira

Mrs. E. Heim G.T. Kiyasu

Yoshitami

Secretaries of Dubosarsky

Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd. J. Rozario Miss

Miss A. Granovsky

O. Boole

G. E. Marden &.Co., Ltd. V.M. Sangaland

Koizumi Miss Miss Kopitovskv

China Ship Breakers Ltd. F. Shestakoff F. J.

Metal Industries of China, Ltd. F.MissMuro Berkovitch

2JS Rung ping N. Dunn Mrs. Petroff

Miss

Mrs. Dunn Miss

M. Silva

A. Miss Kovalsky

O. Orloff

White &

Commission, Co., Ltd., W. A

Land Teleph., Merchants

and Estate and Mrs. A.Vanghan Miss E. Xavier

—81, Jinkee Road; 11549;Agents

Cable Mrs T.O’Leary

Miss N.Mikisheva

Miss Stakios

Ad: Whitecold W. C. Loynes Miss Ikenaga

W.

John A. White, director Miss L. Shouin Miss Strelitz

A. A.L. Sequeira

Wade, do. Miss F.Sayce

Mrs. Clara de Mrs.

Miss Misono

B. Tonnochy

B.Y. J.Cooke

Marinitch| S. A. Sobel Silva Miss Wigley

*22

 AS32 SHANGHAI

M <¥ $< Sing cluing ynruj Wing

635, On Co. (Shanghai), Ltd,, The

Whitsons,

facturers’Limitkd, Importers and Manu-

Representatives—209, P.O. Nanking

Yuen Codes: Box 567; Road; Cable Teleph. 94467;

Ad: Wingon,

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10227: P.O. A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Box 1153; Cable Ad: Angloese; Codes: Bentley’s, J. G.

Western Union

Lock, managing director

A.B.C. 5th End., Acme, Bentleys, Scho- Wm.

fields

UnionElectric, Universal Trade, Western L. S. Gockson,

Kwok, general do. manager

F. W.J. Brand, managing director Edmund Kwok, sub- do

S. Lonborg, director Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co.,

L. A. Brand | C. H. Yiu Ltd., Cotton Yarn and Cloth635,

Manufac-

Wild Shoe Co. — 280, Kiangse Rood; turers—Wing king Road;

On Building,

Telepb. 95081. No.

Nan-

1 Mill:

Teleph. 11995; P.O. Box 982 10, Lay Road, No. 2 Mill: Woosung,

Wilkinson, Heywooo Clark, Varnish, No. 4 Mill: Woosung No. 3 Mill: 491, Markham Road, amt

Paint,

turers, Road: Colour, Enamel,

London, England

— 320,Teleph.

Sze

chuen fp] Doong foo

1954 ); Cable Ad:P.O.Grabamite; Box 961; c/o Hod- Wisner & Co., Merchants—185, Yuen

well i f e Co.. Ld., Hongkong Bank Bldg

Hongkong; Tel. 28021 ; Cable Ad: Box 949; Cable Ad: Wisner, Ming Yuen Road; Telepb. 10226; P.O.

Myotomy

H.J.W.T.Maxted, mgr. in the Far East

A. G. Hegarty. mgr. for Shanghai Wolf cal

& Co, L., Dry Cleaning and Chemi-

E.N. W.

Howe (Tientsin)

Loveless (Hongkong) way;Dyeing Works—559, East Broad-

Teleph. 51794

L. Evans Wong, Dr. A. S.—882, Bubbling Well

A.M. Gotfried,

Gotfried accountant

I A. R. Turner Road: Teleph. 35550

A.•T. Smith

S. Read |I Miss I Dobrenky

B. Reynolds Woo HoRoad; Weaving Factory—1013, Wha-

J. Read I Mrs. D. Beatty shing Telephs. 51274 and 51588

(Hongkong) | Miss M. Burgess Woodcraft Works, Ltd., Timber Mer-

H. C. Woo, compradore chants, Specialists

Manufacturers

Chests, in ofVeneer,

Shooks,Doors,

Tea

±

Wei lense e shnn yar chuh # Flooring and Parquets—19, Central

Williams’

Building, Medicine

451. Co., Hr.—Hong

Kiangse Road ; Yue Arcade;

Teleph.

Mill: 4251,Telephs.Kwong 13120-13129.

Fob Road, Near Saw

12521; Cable Ad: Fulford Jessfield/Park; Teleph. Chapei

E. F. Toeg, dir and gen. mgr. 41913

See G. T. Fulford Co, Ltd. A.Z. A.Aug-Chen,

Abkin, mgr.director

m m si JM. F.1. Chetvernia,

Veinerinan, factory,

acct. mgr.

William’s Studio, Soecialists in Art E. A. Toeg

Portraits, Wedding Pictures

mereial Photographv—126, Bubbling and Com- J. Jacob

Well

95 56Road (next Park Hotel); Teleph. Sales Dept. :

I). K. Wong, manager D. Y. Char, sales mgr.

J. L. Friend

Liun inzginisiln m mnzc

film hang World

tion, Auxiliary Insurance Corpora-

Ltd., London—M13, Kiukiang

Willow Pattern Press (Operated by Road; Cable

Teleph. 1286,7; P.O. Box 936;

Ad ; Norama

Millington, Ltd.\

117. Hong Kong Road; Teleph. Fine Art Printers— R.FarA. East Kreulen, gen. mgr. for the

11655

H. A(4 Fandrei,

lines); Cable

worksAd:mgr.

Milladvert

L. A. Harrap, sales manager Wostwag Fillale Sh4Nghai, Export-

ers and Importers—190, Peking

Wtnr Kono ct Co.-986-8, Bubbling Well I Road; Teleph. 19633; P.O. Box 1754;

Road; Teleph. 31943 Cable. Ad : Wpstwag

 SHANGHAI A333

YahLtd.—76,

Won Ice and Gold Storage Co., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

90, 93, 9,6, Minghong Hoad: —Head Office: 175, Soochow Road;

Teleph. 45438 Teleph. 13482 ; Cable Ad : Powhattan

m eg m 'k

Tamashita Risen Kaisha, Ltd. (Yaraa- Yi-suti-:icing nee hao

shita Steamship Co., Ltd.), Steamship Yi Sun Ziang Co., Woollen and

Owners,. Chartering Agents, Ship Worsted Merchants—497. Bubbling

Brokers,

Brokers —Miners, Coal Merchants

30, Foochow and Well Road; Teleph. 33973

Road; Telephs.

17138, 18225 and 17003: Cable Ad: T. S. Ling, gen. mgr.

Yamashita; Codes: Private, Bentley's

complete phrase and Scott’s. Head Yien Banks)

Yieh Commercial Bank--(See

Office: Kobe

Yamato

21, Lane,Rubber Manufacturing—

126, Szechuen Road; Teleph.No. Yien-lcong-hwa-hong vij’t ^

10680 Yienkong Co., Importers of Cotton and

Woollen Piece Goods, Radio and Parts,

U # a ofConfectionery

Furs and Skins, A Sundries. Exporters

Liquid Tannin and

Yangtze Import Co., The, Chemicals, Teleph. Piece Goods 93195; —P.O.

349, BoxNingpo

1472; Road;

Cable

Drugs, Patent Medicine, Perfu- Ad: Yienkong

meries, Stationaries, Sundries (Im- S. N. Yen, proprietor

port

Teleph.& Export)—12,

81780 Rue de Consulat; C. F.C. Wang, manager

N. O.N. S.Raihel, proprietor H. Hsu, assist, mgr.

Goldberg, manager E.T. Y.T. Yen, acct.

Yuan | T. H. Yang

pi] 5V fia Yang tsze Rung sze Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.,

The (Marine, Fire, Automobile and

Housenold)

Building, 26, —TheYaftgtsze

Bund; Teleph.Insurance

12981; York Shipley May ^shon ^ yoJc Ico yang hong^

Cable Ad: Yangtsze Co.. Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

M. H. Ivy, general manager Ice making, Refrigeration

conditioning—81, Jinkee Road.and Air

Telephs;

Yangtsze Transport Corporation- Codes: 11450 and 11459; Cable Ad: Yorshipli.

163, CantonRoad; Teleph. 14151 York and Acme and Bentley’s. Also New

London

It Jt Ou sing C. J.B.Carr,

Morrison; gen. mgr.

asst, manager

Yannoulatos Bros. (China), China C.T.H. Ma, do.

Produce and Shipping—55, Yuen Y. Z. Chu, accountant

Ming Yuen Road: Teleph. 10212;

Gable Ad : Onneyboos Agencies

E. P. Yannoulatos, director York Ice Machinery Cor[K)ration

P. P. Yannoulatos, do. Dayton Rubber-Mfg., Co.

N. P. Yannoulatos, do. (Athens)

G. Stametelatos

S. P. Chow

Miss B. Costa Yin song yih sh ing pow asshim,is?hung& sze

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. (China

'Yates, Thomas Moore (Member of the Hongkong Branch), All Classes of Insurance—-

Stock. & Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

CentralEvchango), Share11400

Road: Telephs. Broker—16,

(Office) & 12, The Bund; Teleph. 11773 (mana-

70749XResidence); Cable Ad: Stock-Yates ger anil General Office); Cable Ad :

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Head, Yorkshire

Office: 175, Soochow Road; Teleph.! H.D.E.L.Wright, Davey manager

13482; P.Kttung Factories:

Pootung 8586; Cable Ad : Powhattan Teleph.. , Miss N. Cruz

S. C. Zee, acting compradore

A334 SHANGHAI

Yoshida & Co., General Merchants—24, Yung Tai Ziang Coke Co—740, Thibet

Siklng Road; Telephs. 10995 arid 19193; Road; Teleph. 91294

Cable Ad; Yoshida

Za Chong Suing, Contractors and Metal

Young Beos. Banking Corporation— 40549 Merchants — 219, Broadway; Teleph-

276, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 91091 L. C. Tong, manager

andW. 91095; Cable

N. Jen, manager Ad; Yangbrosbk.

%% & s m m

Young Men’s Trading Corporation, t Zung lee ng king hao

General Merchants—34,

Teleph. 18326, 19514 Museum Road; Zee A Sons, W. Z. (Established 1895),

Merchants, Contractors and Manu-

Young Men’s Christian Association facturers of Metals,

Sundries—101, Broadway;Hardware and

Teleph. 46333

—(See Associations) (Private Exchange to all Departments);

Cablo

T. A.Ad:Zee,

Zunglee

partner

Young Women’s Christian Asso- T. Y. Zee, db.

ciation—(Nee Associations) Management

Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd.—154. S. M. Zee | S. D. Zee

Canton Road; Teleph. 14312; Cable Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd.,F., Booksellers,

Ad . Yufang Stationers, Printers, Engravers and

YuSpinning

Fong Co.,Mills (Yu Fong Cotton Rubber Stamp Manufacturers—635,

Ltd.)—2866, Yangtszepoo Box 1339 ; Road

Szechuen Cable ;Ad:Teleph. 13375 ; P.O.

Ziangkee

Road; Telephs. 51022

Box 405; Cable Ad: Toyobo and 51027; P.O. Y. L. Fong, managing dir.

V. Y. Fong, manager

Yru Lee Trading Co..—215, Szechuen Zik-Ka-Wei Church—(Nee Churches)

Road; Teleph. 13010; Cable Ad:

Yuletraco Zik-Ka-Wei Ignatius College—(See

Y. Ban, manager Educational)

Yue Tah Co., Paper Merchants, etc. Zik-Ka-Wei, Observatoire de (Seismic*

—GG41, Pakhoi Road; Teleph. 91976; and Meteorological

Magnetic

Observatory) —

Cable Ad : Yutacoy

Yuen

tors—!Kee18-120,

& Co.,RueEngineers and Contrac- Zik-Ka-Wei Tou Sb We Orphanage—

— (See Educational)

sion; Teleph. 84873Hue, French Conces- ^ ^ Tsi met

Yuen Tah & Co.—241-9, Av. Haig; Zimmerman and Co., W. L, General Merchants

Teleph. 40336 215, Szechuen Road;Representatives—

Manufacturers’ Teleph. 13233;

Yuen

eral Tai Metal

Iron MerchantsCo. and

(Estab. 1913), Gen- Cable Ad: Zimmerman

Shipchandlers,

Dealers

Paints, Metals, Oils, Kwong Foo Road ; Teleph. 20526Ltd.—1,

in Hardware,Asbestos

India-rubber,

Zoong Sing Cotton Mills,

113-9, North Honan Road; Teleph.Goods—44009 Zung Foong Weaving and Dyeing

Yung Works—339-43, Rue du Consulat;

Co., Koo Paint & Varnish

Ltd.—Factory No. 1: Meg. 900, Telephs.

: 951,80002, 80003 Road;

& 81241;Telephs.

Fac-

Kiangwan Road; Teleph. Chapel tory 52262-3

Tsitsihai

42372; Factory No. 2 and Head

Office: 12, Robinson Road; Teleph.

36662; P.O. Box 1732; Cable Ads: Zung Av. Lee & Co.,VII;

Edward General

Teleph.Importers—182,

13694; Cable

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 SOOCHOW

M Sn-chau

Boochow until 1912 the capital of the province of Kiangsu, lies about 80 miles west

by water and

excellent 54 by rail and a little The north of Shanghai, with whiclisupplies it is connected by

connection.inland The water-ways.

city is a rectangle, Shanghai-Nanking

its length from northRailway to south being three still better

and a

half

beingmiles aboutand10 itsmiles.

widthIt from eastfarto from

lies not west the twoeastern

and a shore half, the

of thetotal

greatcircumference

Taihu lake.

Past

Chinkiang; its wallsandruns the southern

in every directionsection

spreadofcreeks

the Grand

or canals, Canal,affording

which joinseasyHangchow

communica-to

tion

facturing with centre,

the numerous towns in theof nearly

with a population Surrounding

389,797country. persons, Itof iswhich

an important

number 225,843 manu-

were

Safety males

in and 163,954

1934). Its two females

chief (according toarethesatins

manufactures censusandtaken silk byembroideries

the BureauofofvariousPublic

kinds. In addi tion, it sends out silk goods, cotton, yarn, matches, scented tea, and

articles in iron, ivorywood, horn, and glass, and rape seed.

beingBefore the Taiping

the finest city in rebellion

China, butSoochow it was shared

almostwith Hangchow

entirely destroyed the byreputation

the rebels,of

who captured it on 25th May, I860. Its recovery

-Gordon on 27th Nov., 1863, was the first effective blow to the rebellion. Since-that by Major (afterwards General)

disastrous

flourishing, period thoughitithas has recovered itself togreatly

not yet attained its former and ispitch onceof more populousIt was

prosperity. and

declared open to foreign trade on September 26, 1896, under the provisions

ofcity,thejust

Japanese

across Treaty.

the Canal,TheandForeign

is a stripSettlement

of land isabout underU; the

milesouthern

long andwall of the

a quarter

of a mile broad. The Government has ma

extending

distance of the five whole

and a halflengthmiles.

of theThesettlement

care of roads andhasasbeen far entrusted

as the railway station, ofa

to the Bureau

Construction

radical of the Wushien

improvement Government,

in construction and which,

widening in recent years,especially

of roads continued insideto makethea

city.

1931, The work

waswith on the inwidening

completed December of Park

of (heRoad same(d('21,s year.

til SS), The

commenced

Kong Hongin September(®

together the adjacent Kan Chiarig Fong

part of 1934 and the Chung Shih Chieh was widened in April 1935. Thus, ±5) was widened in the the early

city

now has, in addition to those roads already widened, about 15 miles of well-

constructed

and the Chu Kung Bridge (-^c fS), on the road leading from the Custom House—at)

roads. The two wooden bridges, namely, the Gordon Bridge ( IS

the

withoutside south-east

re inforced cornerand<>f opened

concrete the city—to the railway

to traffic in Novemberstation andwereDecember

reconstructed1931

respectively.

traffic in The

December, Nan Hsing

19.33, at Bridge

a cost (Kl

of IK

^N.0 IS)

' 0 was

.00. reconstructed

The old and and

broken opened to

Ching

Kuan bridge (|I ^) at Heng T’ang (|£ $1) was rebuilt in December, 1933,

with

Tsing its funds wholly

YuaneOnstributor. subscribed

(3]| § (®), thisIt bridge by a gentry of this district named Mr. Chang

after forms being re-named link.

an important Tsing_of Yuan Bridge (i?

the Soo-mu W

Highway

•(II

It is much£5), due

the toconstruction

the creflit ofwork of which was

the Provincial, authoritiesconsummated.

concernedin that August 1935.

the work

on the

inkilometres construction

May and! opened of the

to,cost. Soochow—-Kashing

traffic on 28th Juno, or Soo Kah Highway

1933, covering a totaloflength was constructed

of' 6(8.8

Highway a and, mptorat’Hgsa service of’^700,(j00.

for run on this Following

new roadthewascfomplfetioninaugurated and the’Soo-Kah

operated

sdlely by theofBureau

bopVeniehce of.Construction

the travelling public. The of the

yearProvincial

1935 witnessed Gbveihment, to the ofgreat

Hie completion tho

'Shanghai Wusih Higliway, covering a distance of 1401 kilorritetres, with a branch line

from Chhngshu to Soochow extending 40 kilometres in length. The road links up

 A336 SOOGHOW

many

Boocho-w ( IS W , and Wusih (. (IPjH), /£allj, Taitsang

important towns such as Kiating of which( iz.arefe ),densely

Changshupopulated

('?& ^S),

and possess rich agricultural products. Construction

began as early as September 1933, and work was not finished until Au- of this road was

gust,

after costing about

the local ancient $1,700,000.

scholar and A new Ching Fan Highway 1 (ft £§) named

in September, 1933, connecting thestateman

Tien PingFanHills

Chung-yen

(5^ -T |lj) withtt ffe),thewasLinconstructed

An Hills

(M. lH Ul),

hills. The thus providing much

Soochow-Kashing facility

Railway to thea distance

covering excursionists to these twowasfamous

of 75 kilometres, com-

pleted and formally opened to traffic in July. The construction of the Chung Shan

Memorial Hall (T lU IE if: was consummated in April, 1931,

a sum which was totally contributed by the citizens of the local community. It is a costing $40,000.00

magnificent

commercial building ofand

centre and the situated

city. Ainschools

the Y.M.C.A.

new midst of the Yuan Miao K’uan (7c 12), the

1921. The Chinese missionary date backbuilding

to 1900.wasT'hopened

e Soochowin December,

Domestic

Produceday

Year’s Company,

in 1931, situated

a new city in gate

the centre

namedof“Chin

the cityMen”

was (fgopened in 1935. the

ff), replacing On Hsin

New

Chang Mien and a little to the south of it, was opened to traffic. Another new

city gate called “Hsiang Men” (/fg ptj ) was completed in 1936. The city of

Soochow has thus, in addition to the newly built “Ping Men” (ip ['i] ) “Hsiang

Men” (tg f'f ), nine city-gates, instead of six city gates as it had before., Recent

years witnessed the growth of a great many modern banking institutions..

Branch offices of Chinese modern banks established in this city and opened to>

business lately were the Ching Ch’eng Bank ( •#• fjg ^ ff ); The Shanghai

Commercial and Savings Bank ( ±. S jgi It- fat * ); The Chinese Manu-

facturers’ Bank ( T I«1 m 3S ff ); The Peasants Bank ( f* K ^ ff ) J The

Oriental Bank ( Pi fa" ) ; The National Industrial Bank of China

($> W nmm n); and The China South Sea Bank (* if? ?f);

Trade in 1936

The trade of Soochow showed a general increase, especially in the case of

foreign imports, the advantage of paying import duty at Soochow on goods

transhipped at Shanghai, thereby avoiding payment of wharfage and conser-

vancy dues at the latter port, being now taken to a greater extent by the local

merchants.

are as follows:The direct

value statistics, in so far$4.4as they

foreign imports, are asrecorded

million againstby$3themillion Customs, in

the previous year, registering an increase of 47 per cent; coastwise importa-

tions of Chinese merchandise, $2.6 million as against $1.3 million, a 100 per

cent increase; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $314,000 as

against $267,000. The principal imports were, as usual, sugar, artificial silk

yarn, and petroleum products. Sugar exhibited a slight decline, the figure

being 138,882 quintals in 1936 and 145,919 quintals in 1935, due to heavy

importations of native sugar during the year. Artificial silk yarn rose from

203,477 kilogrammes

for by the Government’sin 1935effective

to 414,493 kilogrammes,

preventive measurestheand increase being accounted

the growing import-

a nee. of the port as a centre of distribution for this article. The increase in

the importations of kerosene oil and gasolene is even,more striking: the former

advanced from 2,346,101 to 9,938,355 litres and the latter from 1,380,383 to-

2,222,177 litres. Soochow has become a transportation centre for these articles

not only for the neighbouring districts but also for part of Chekiang Province.

The tea the

during tradeyearrecovered a little

being 2,142 from itsas usual

quintals againstdepression,

1,894 quintals the quantity

in 1935; exported

showing

an improvement of 13 per cent. This increase, however slight, is nevertheless

note worthy for being the first one recorded after years of poor business.

ofThough several

the year, factories

industry in the districts

in general thrived, were

and atreported

Soochowclosed severalat factories

the beginning were

with an output of 2,000 bags per day. The silk weaving industry Jgreceived

opened, notable among these being the Tai Ho Flour Mill (5fn |SJ fl), an

impetus through the disappearance of smuggled artificial silk "in the local

market. The district’s output of cocoons during the year was over five times

that of the preceding year, and two filatures at Soochow which had been closed

 SOOCHOW A.337

ior six years were reopened. Prices for raw silk and cocoons stood at about

$1,300 and $60 per quintal respectively. Profit is yet hardly to be expected,

though undoubtedly conditions for this industry have much improved. The

8oochow-Kashing Railway was completed and formally opened to traffic in

July. A highway, was built from Pingwang ( ^ ?%), an intermediate station

on the Soochow-Kashing highway, to HucnOw < 8f) M), whence it is now

possible to proceed direct to Hangchow.

DIRECTORY

■ff 5* !§ Sung hung wei Miss Kate B. Hackney

Miss Nina Troy

American

Amchumiss Church Mission — Cable Ad: Miss Ethel Bost | Miss Annie Price

Miss F.E. A.M. Cox

Rev. A. Cartwright

and wife

Miss A. B. Jordan Ja $ 13 & # *

Rev. H. A. McNulty and wife Post Office

Mr. 1). G. Poston First Class Postmaster—Hsu Tau

Mrs. W. H. Stand ring Kwang

m Soochow Brick and Tile Co.

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Teleph. 357; Co. (North

Cable Ad: China), I J.Victor

Doric

A. Snell,

Chang,president

manager

C. Wool house, manager

C. H. W. Robertson, . * & m

m m n m Tung woo ta hck

Soo chow Hai hwan Soochow University (Incorporated

under the laws of the •States of

Customs, Chinese Maritime Tennessee, U.iS.A., 1900) (Register-

Acting Comr.—Chen Tso-chii j ed with Nationalist Government,

Clerks — Tsui Chih-peng, Wu Chi ! August, 1929)—Tien Sse Tsang

Ohun, Li Hou-chang and Chan |

Chung-huen ^ |J^L Mei foo

Examiner—Tans: Cheuk Nam

Tidewaiters—Chou Wen Pi, Yang | Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Shu Teh, Chen Ding-chia and , Standvac

Chang Chao-chen Daniel

K. Y. Ho,

Tan,in-charge

assist.

& m u * -k mm.

Laura Haygood Normal School Tung

Miss A. E. Bradshaw Street;WooCableDispensary—West

Ad: Tungwo Central,

 CHIN K I A N (i

2C ^ Chin icidng

The port of Cbinkiang, which was opened to trade by the Treaty of Tientsin, is.

ituated

and nearonthetheentrances

south bankof ofthethesouthern

Yatigts^e Hiyer,. aboutsections

kAd'Aorth^rn 150 miles

of thefrom its mouth

Grand Canal.T

Formerly this position gave it great importance, and it was at one time believed

that the port must eventually become a serious rival to Shanghai,

of the inland waterways, and especially of the Grand Canal, which is closed to steam but the neglect

ortraffic for some

because monthsfromduring'

the wash each during

launches year, either

the highbecause

watertheseason

waterwould

is tooinjure'

shallow

the

embankments,

hsien. A furtheris causing

reason the tradedecline

for the to be indiverted to Pukow,

importance of the Tsingtao

port is theandsilting

Nantung-

Up’-of

the harbour.

slowly, and twoTheadditional

Chenjenchow* Spits,Spit

one tostretching

the west ofnorth-west

the harbourfromcontinues

ConsulartoBluff

increase

ahd

one stretching north-west from Silver Island Bluff, are now forming.

Chinkiang is one of the pleasantest ports on the river.

hours railway journey of Shanghai, which enables necessities to be delivered It is now wjthih five

promptly, while the Shanghai papers are received the same afternoon. Phe sur-

rounding country is very pretty and contains fair shooting. Road development is

proceeding apace and motor cars-are steadily increasing in numbers.

The former British 'Concession was formally handed over to China on 15th,

asNovember, 1929, arid

electric light and all undertakings

waterworks plants,of have

the former British

been taken overMunicipal

by Chinese Council, such

companies

who now supply, the*-concession with electric power and water from their installations

in the city. ^ ' ' - ■ •

The work of road construction at Chinkiang and its suburban places was

done very satisfactorily, though it has been carried on slowly and steadily

ever since the removal of the Kiangsu Provincial Capital to this pbrt in 1928.

The Chung Shah Road which occupies the former city centre is available for

motor traffic from the West Gate Railway Station in the west to the various

highways in the east. The Chung Cheng Road is also available for motor

traffic, commencing from the waterfront of the'Yangtze- River r-ear the Pai Ku

Shan and terminating, at the South Gate Railway Station, thus linking up the

various highways in the south. The work of the east section of the Chung Hrfa

Road between the Shih Fu- Ohia'o and the Chung Chieng Road has not yet been

started. A new mad named Pao T’a Road crossing the West Gate main street

from the Chung Ifltd Road in the north to the Pao Kai Road in the south, has

just been completed'and this is considered as a pivot between the city of

Chinkiang and its business centre outside the West Gate. Bus roads are now

radiated to various places, such as Chuyung, Tangyang, Kintan, Liyang and

Kiangyin. It is worthy of note that a Provincial Observatory has been built "

on the Pei Ku Shan towards the end of 1934 for meteorological purposes.

Trade in 1936

As revealed

Chinkiang, but,by asCustoms

has beenstatistics

pointedthere■mwas

t ina slight

formerimprovement in the tradeis ofa

reports, Chinkiang

port in such close proximity to Shanghai and is served by so great a variety

of means of transport, of which only steamer-borne cargoes come under

Customs cognizance, that available statistics give but an incomplete picture

of the trace of the port. Value statistics as recorded by the Customs were as

follows: direct foreign imports, $7.] million as compared with $6.8 million;

coastwise

million; direct importations

exports,of infinitesimal,

Chinese merchandise, $7.6 milliononlyas theagainst

as such represent value$5.uof

 CHINKIANG A339

sundries sent abroad by parcel post; and coastwise exportations of Chinese

produce, $5.3 million as compared with $4.5 million for 1935. The import of

kerosene oil increased from 31,212,310 to 42,542,109 litres. Formerly Russian

-oil carried by junks figured to some extent in the local market, but this has

•gradually fallen off in favour of steamer-borne American and Sumatran oils.

An increase in purchasing power also contributed to increased sales. Sugar

•declined from 144,860 to 132,390 quintals, entries of native sugar taking the

place of the foreign product. Similarly, native coal replaced to a great extent

imports from French Indo-China, which declined from 18,782 to 9,654 metric

tons only. The importation of tin plates amounted to 11,624 quintals, wheat

rank first among staple coastwise exports, 323,443 quintals being exported as

against 209,049 quintals in 1935. Forty-five steamers of different nationalities

called at Kiangyin—given the status of a ‘‘Yangtsze Port of Call” in Novem-

ber, 1934—discharging 60,700 metric tons of native coal, of which 1,500 metric

tons were subsequently re-exported to other ports.

DIRECTOUY

® & m mm Assistant—Shih Ching

Hei kwok nan chang lao wei Tidesurveyor and Harbour Mas-

American Presbyterian Mission, ter (Acting, temporarily)—N. A.

South Goudasheff

S.C. C.IT. Farrior and wife Boat Officer—Sung Wan-ying

Smith and Examiners — Au Siu Tuen, Kuan

J. B. Woods, Jr., M.wifeD. and wife Citing Chih and Shen Yun Sun

Miss

Mrs. C. A. H.Dunlap, r.n.

J. R. Graham Paxton

Una Jr. and wife %1 fpj E tuo

Jardine,Matheson

and Steamship (fcCo.,LTD.,

Agents—CableMerchants

Ad:

® *18 © Asia Jnchoy

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China),

Ad: Doric (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Bank of China—Cable Ad: 6892 Post Offic e

Acting Deputy Postal Commissioner

British Consulate—(Administered by — Pao Yung

H.M. Consul in Nanking)

^ Tai koo ^ H Met fta

Butterfield A Swire (John Swire & Standard

135 (Office)Vacuum Oil Co. — Telephs.

and 116 (Installation); Cable

Sons, Ltd.),

S. P. Chow Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire Ad: Stand vac

m l£ Chin Many kwan Texas

Customs, Chinese MaritimePai Leh

Commissioner—Chang (.'ableCo., The, Petroleum Picducts—

Ad: Texaco

Chen Moo Shin

 NANKING

H; ££ Kiang-ning

The city ofowesthOitsEmpire,

present the name, “ occasion

Southernbeforecapital,”

the toremoval

havingtherebeen many

of thetime*

ofthe Government'

capitaT in 1927, being last

in the Ming dynasty at the commencement Seat

of

the

the prefecture of Kiang Ning, and the seat of government for the provinces groupedof

15th century. Nanking is also known as Kiang Ning Fu, being the chief city

under the designation of Kiang Nan. Besides Kiang Ning Fu, an elegant Chinese

name commonly used is Kin Ling or “golden mound.” From the 5th or 6th century

inB.C.theto French

the presentTreatythere has been

of 1858 as onea walled

of the city at thisports

Yangtze place.to beNanking

opened was specified

to trade, but

it was not formally opened until May, 1899. In July, 1915, Pukow, the southern

terminus of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway (lying

opened to foreign trade as a branch office of the Nanking Customs. across the river from Nanking), was

Nanking is situated on the south bank of the Yangtsze, 45 miles beyond Chinkiang

and 193 bytheraillong

itelevation

except or line

215 ofby lofty

watergrey frombrickShanghai. Fromencircles

walls20which the riverit.little

The can

wallsbehave

seen anof

varying from 40 bo 90 feet, are from to 40 feet

in circumference. They enclose a vast area, a large part of which still remains undeve- in thickness, and 22 mile

loped

the south andandincludes

west, and someispretty

severalhilly milescountry.

from the The banksbusiest

of theportion

river. lies towardsof

Whatever

architectural

to a ruinous beauty orat importance

condition its belonged to byNanking perished or wasThereduced

famous Porcelain Tower,or the

beforemost occupation

beautiful pagoda the Taiping

in China,rebels. world

was completely

destroyed

that was once during this period of its history, afrd now nothing remains of the structure

the city. The tile glory ofmausoleum

celebrated Nanking. ofItthestood outsideHung

Emperor the walls on the south

Wu, founder of thesideMingof

dynasty

Tombs, is(who

just died inthe

qutside 1398), withwalls,

eastern other There

tombs areandmany

monuments,

other known asruins

interesting the Ming

in or

near the city, including the remains of Hung Wu’s Palace. Nanking was first brought

into notice

Chinataken among

was signed Europeans

here.by During in 1842,

the Taiping in which year the first British Treaty It with

first by assault the Taipings on therebellion no place

19th March, 1853,suffered more,sustaining

and after was

a^blowprolonged siege was recaptured by the Imperial forces

to the rebels. Although Nanking has recovered to a small extent from the on the 19th July, 1864, a fatal

prostration

yet attainedwhich attended itsimportance,

any commercial ill-treatmentbutduring the Taiping

both coal and ironrebellion,

mines areit has

knownnever

to

exist in the neighbourhood and

will probably become a great manufacturing centre. must eventually be worked, in which case Nanking

during ThetheNaval College, a,large since

Revolution, pile ofbeenbuildings, was opened itinwas

1890.again

It was

closedclosed

the buildings now formbutthehasadmiralty. re-opened.

The Nanking Later,(Ginleng) University and

was

founded in 1888 by the-Central China Mission of the Methodist

is now an imposing and well-appointed school, with a roll of 6QQ scholars. There is also Episcopal Church, and

a women’s College. In December 1923, a large quadrangle of the National South-

Eastern

The library, University

containing was8,000

destroyed

Englishbyandfire*30,000the Chinese

damagebooks, beingwas estimated

almost ata total

^300,000.

loss.

The Arsenal and Powder Mills, for many years in the charge of foreigners, are now

entrusted to native direction. They are situated just outside the South Gate. A

macadamized road has been built from the steamer landing clear through the city

roadsto

intheother

Tungparts Tsi Gate

of thein the

citysouth

havewall,

beena addeddistance of eight

during themiles,

last fewandyears.

many similar

A noticeable

improvement to communication between the centre of the city and Hsiakwan was the

 NANKING A34I

construction of the Chungshan highway, the opening of which in 1929 greatly

facilitated

are traffic

insideandthehas given an impetusit tobecame

motorthetransportation.

ManyMany new roads

haveplanned

been erected, or City,

are inwhere

coursesince

of erection: notably Capital.

the ministriesline buildings

of Kail ways.

Communications.

join Justice,

the Capital both withandHangchow

a new Foreign

& Wuhu. office. Outside the City, Motor roads now

British and American Consulates were opened in 1900, and since then a

Japanese and French Consulates have also beenestablished. Most oi the Legations

also have established sub-Legations here.

Nanking was the scene of much fighting in the revolutionary compaign

during October and November, 1911. The whole city was occupied by the

revolutionaries in the early days of Decepiber, the Tartar City was sacked

and burnt, and Nanking became the seat of the Provisional Government

with Dr. Sun Yat-sen as President. Here the Republican Constitution was

drawn up andof promulgated,

the capital the Republic.and IntheJuly,

Revolutionary leaders outbreak

1913, a military sought tooccurred

make Nanking

which

rapidly developed into an armed rebellion against the Central Government,

the 15th August until the 1st September the city was under a severe homhardment. and from

All of Hsia-kuan was burnt, and Nanking was looted. The city Was made

the seat of government by the Nationalists in 1927. The great event of 1929

was the burial of Dr. Sun Yat iSen in a magnificent mausoleum, specially con-

structed for the body of the great leader on a slope of the Purple Mountain

In 1931 the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park was developed by the construction;

of sports grounds, a stadium and a swimming pool.

Trade in 1936

The trade of the port of Nanking during the year under review was

favoured by the increasing stability of the Central Government, the continuity

of peace and order in the surrounding districts and vast hinterland of Pukow

traversed by the Tientsin-Pukow and Lung-Hai Railways, the splendid wheat

crops and the superabundant rice harvests reaped in the Yangtsze Valley, as

well as the various official and private activities directed towards the develop-

ment of industry and facility of communications. Statistics of the value, of

trade coming under Customs cognizance are as follows: direct foreign imports,

$17.4 million as against $12.9 million in 1935; direct exportations to foreign

countries, $1.7 million as against $474,000; coastwise importations of Chinese

produce, $8 million as against $6 million; and coastwise exportations of

Chinese produce, $13.8 million as against $13.2 million. The returns of direct

foreign imports, when compared with the preceding year, discloses conspicuous

increases in the arrivals of rails (from 101,000 to 242,000 quintals), crossings

(from 854 to 4,162 quintals)* structural steel (from a nil record to 29,000

quintals), railway sleepers (from 639,000 to 800,000) pieces, and “railway

materials, not otherwise recorded” (from $319,000 to $748,000). All the above

categories were largely used in the construction of the extensions westward

from Sian f ® ®) of the Lung-Hai Railway. Great expension was also seen

in the trade of the following articles: gasolene advanced from 114,000 to

1,398,000 litres owing to the extensive construction of motor roads in the

Nanking district as well as the Tientsin-Pukow and Lung-Hai Railway areas;

kerosene oil, from 3,854,000 to 7,238,000 litres due to the improvement in

purchasing power of the farmers and the poorer class of the people after

reaping their spring and autumn bumper crops; lubricating oil, from 100,000

to 358,000 litres obviously on account of the installation of machines on a

large scale by the Ammonia and the Acid Factory of the Yungli Chemical

Industries, Limited, the Kiangnan Cement Works, etc. Reduced importations

are recorded of the following commodities: machinery and tools declined from

*3.419,000 and $427,000 to $2,522,000 and $176,000 respectively owing to the

bulk of these commodities for use in the gigantic Ammonia and Acid Factory

haying been imported during the preceeding year; sugar, from 83,000 to 80,000

quintals, entirely due to the smuggling so rampant in the North in the first part

of the year, or otherwise a much higher figure would have been attained; ordinary

A342 NANKING

softwood, from 50,000 to 28,000 cubic metres, partly due to the slowing-down

of the building boom in the capital and partly to the overstocking of this

article by local merchants during the preceeding year. Excellent crops at

home accounted for the absence of wheat from the heading of imports, while

expension in the trade of native coal brought the quantity of foreign coal

down to very meagre sum. Thanks to the favourable change rates and the

growing demand from Japan for Chunghsing coal, the value of direct

exportations made another great stride by recording an increase of 252 per

cent. In domestic trade, coal also came in for the lion’s share, there being

no other commodity of any magnitude shipped coastwise through this port.

Judging by the various advantage enjoyed by Nanking during the year under

review, the volume of trade would have exhibited a more more substantial ex pen-

sion had it not been affected by the wholesale smuggling in the North in the first

part of the year, which was reflected in the heavily decreased importation of

sugar before September; by the keen competition of the through railway

traffic, which continued to cause a shrinkage of domestic exports through the

•Customs; and by the improved “through junk-in-tow-of-launch transport” on.

the Grand Canal from Chinkiang noi’thwards, which diverted the distribution

by this port of certain quantities of imports. At the same time, it should be

noted with satisfaction that the invasion of smuggled sugar into the Pukow

hinterland was effectively checked, first by the timely seizure by the Nanking

Customs in May of over 300 tons of this commodity, followed immediately by

the inauguration of Customs, inspection post on the Tientsin-PukowT Railway,

whereby legitimate importations at Nanking enjoyed an unprecedentedly

prosperous

was increasedmonth

fromin42 October

in 1935 • tothat50, the

withnumber of vessels offrommaintaining

every possibility foreign ports

the

port’s future direct shipping at a higher level, as no other river port is so

well provided with shipping berths; that the tract of land below, and adjacent

to, the Nanking Municipality on both sides of the river is being developed into

an industrial district in which the Kiangnan Cement Works is under construc-

tion. the Ammonia and Acid Factory of the Yungli Chemicalr Industries,

Limited,

for wasanmaking

erecting alkali preparations

plant and a coke for marketing its products,

plant in close proximitywtohiletheschemes

above

factory approached the stage of realisation ; that almost every modern bank in the

locality netted a profit, ranging between $40,000 and $600,000, consequent upon

the year’s bumper crops; and, lastly, but not the least important of all, the

one trial shipment of eggs and egg products to England, resulting from the

partial re-operation of the freezing plant of the International Export Com-

pany, indicated the possibility of the revival of their business, formerly the

mainstay of the port’s outward trade. Among various constructional activities

centred around the capital, compljtion was witnessed of the connecting line

between the Kiangnan and Nanking-Shanghai Railways with a junction at

Yaohwamen (!§ -fb PI) tbs Chungshan Wharf, which functions as the souther-

most terminus of the Tientsin-Pukow Railw'ay as well as a ferrying station

across the river; the extension .southward of the City Railway, which links

up the Kiangnan Railway with the Nanking-Shanghai Railway Hsiaitwan

Station; and additional generating equipment for 10,000 kilowatts, which

enables the Canital Electricity Works to extend their service area as far as

Lnngtan and Hsiehchiatien f ffl] qi 6jj) and such public buildings as

the National Art Gallery, National Music Conservatory, Party ITistory

Museum, New International Club, and Palace Museum Storehouse.

 NANKING A34S

DIRECTOHY

3S 35 A si a m x m m m *

Asiatic Petkoleum Co. (North China), (’ hu/i //-huo-dony-ti-kun-cheong

Ltd.—Telephs. 32141 & 32142; Cable China Metal Works, Manufacturers

Ad: Doric of Steel & Bronse Windows,, Doors,

E. E.Wilkinson,

E. Hudsonmanager Fenestra

I C. K. Elton

L. M. M. Parlett M. E. Kingdon Structural Sasjies.

Steel && Metal

Fly Screens

Works;;

Engineers & Contractors—33,

C.,E. Morton | M iss E. S. MacRac Ling Fang, Sing Kai Ku; Teleph. Chung

■22850: Gable Ad: 1Q13. Head Office:

Bridge House Hotel, Lib.—Hsiakwiin: 40;I. Nittgpo Road, Shartghar

Yao Lee, gen. mgr.

Cable Ad: Bridge William G. Shih, mgr. (S’hai) i

£ % Tai koo Allred Owen, mgr. (Hankow)

K. D. Fu, mgr.

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants—Cable T. H. Song

Ad: Swiie E. H. Wong

I. E. L. Mackay, signs per pro. K. Y. Lee

Capital Garden Hotel — 3, Hu Pei ment Co.—8, Chinese Engineering and Develop-

Fu Hou Fang

Chieh, The Bund, Hsiakwan ■C. Y. Wu, manager

Carlowitz & Co.—244, Chung Shan Pei CONSULATES

Lu; P. O. Box 18 Germany (Embassy)—15, Yeeho Road;

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad: Diplogerma

It ja x fc Ambassador—Dr.

man Oskar" P. Traut-

China Cosmopolitan Co., General CounsdMbr —MSsEisoher

Merchants and Building Suppliers

— 33, Chung Ling Fang, Sing Kai Great Britain

Ku ; Teleph. 22856; Cable Ad : 1013 Consul

I. Yao Lee, gen. mgr.

K. D. Fu, mgr. O.B.E. -- H. J. Prideaux - Brune,.

T. H. Song Acting

CypherConsul—M.

Officer-^-C. C.Hodgson

Gillett

K. Y. Lee Clerical Officer—Miss A. M. Tamkin

Sole Agents: Embassy

National Tile Co.. Ltd. (Cera- Archivist—W. H. Williams

mics, Mosaics, Wall Tiles and Stenographer—Mrs. Leslie

Bathroom Accessories) Typist—Miss Leslie

Tung Man Tile Co. (Face Bricks, Japan

Fire Bricks and Roof Tiles)

Great Wall Machine Brick Co., 1st Secretary of Embassy and

Ltd. (Hallow Blocks & Machine

Bricks) 3rdConsul-General—Y. Suma

Secretary and Consul—M

Matsumura

3rd Secretary and Vice-Consul—

^ & ?T * M H. Tanaka

Tseang tah mu hong hung sze 2nd Interpreter and Vice-Consul

China Import and Export Lumber Co. —H. Iwoki

Ltd Chancellors—K. Ono, K. Naga-

Mill:, Lumber

Chung Merchants—Office

San Bridge, Hsiakwan& Saw; mura, K. Uyemura, T. Kawa-

bata, K. Yasuda, H. Tamura,

Telephs.

Lumberco 41870 and 41630; Cable Ad: S. Ichikwa, H. Suzuki and

T. L. Wong, manager K. Nakamura

A344 NANKING

b m m m & T. L. Macartney, manager

United States E. W. Hoyle, assist, manager

Counsellor of Embassy—W illys J. E- Casselle, chief acct.

R. Peck E. S. White, chief engr.

2nd Secretaries—George Atche- F. A. Beresford

son, Jr., Clayson W. Aldridge H. L. Holden

and J. Hall Paxton C. G. Mayger

3rd Secretary—Douglas Jenkins, L. J. Millar

Jr. A. G. Y. Strong

Clerks—Sidney K. Lafoon, M,iss H. Ward

Marjory Mills and Miss Har- Miss K. M. Taylor

riet Crutchfield

3 ® if a ta ft is is *

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,

Customs, Chinese Maritime The—9, Hsia Kung Fu, San Chia Wan;

Inspectorate General of Customs (Head Cable Ad: Jardeng

Office)

Inspector General — Sir Frederick

Maze,Assistant

k.b.e. Secretary (addition- ft E «,»

Acting Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merch-

al)—Sun Si Yung ants—Cable

Inchcoy (Shipping) agent (General),

Ad:

W. D. Fiddes-Wilson,

Jardine

Custom House Kwan, Chu Yang A Go., Architects

Commissioner—J. Klubien and Engineers—F.M.C.A. Bldg.;

Actg. Dopy. Comr.—Sun Si Yung Teleph. 51042; Cable Ad: Chitai

Assistant—Ong Yah Foo

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

R. S. Pike MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

Examiner—M. H. Fulker

Directorate General of Posts, Nan-

t: £ f§ king—Teleph. 31131, Cable Ad: Postgen

Deysdale & Co., Insurance Agents, Nanking Director General—Kuo Hsin-sung

Import

Chia and

Wan;Code: Export

Teleph. Merchants—San

41158; Cable Ad: Deputy Directors General- Chu

Drysdale; Bentley’s Chang Sing and S. K. Shen (Con-

currently Director • General of

Jpj # 11 w m Postal Remittances k Savings)

Chiao yu tu su chuo Private Secretariat—

Chief Mi-shu—T. Kiang

Educational Bookstore, Booksellers and Acting Deputy Commissioner — Han

Stationers, Printers and Teleph.

Publishers— Chung i

400,

Cable Chung

Ad: Shan Road;

Education 31968; General Department-

Y. F. Mak, manager First, Secretary—Yu Siang-liu

Actg. Asst. Secretary—Hu Yut'ng

Electric Staff Department- -

Ltd.—In,k Musical

Wen ShouIndustries

Lee, Wen(China),

Chang Secretary—Li Wen Yuan

Hong, Tai Ping Road

Y. C. Chang, representative Asst. Secretary —Hsieh Teh Heun

Business Department—

Secretary—W.W. Ritchie

German Embassy Acting Asst. Secretary — Fok Sik,

(Set under Consulates) Cheung

Acting

Tsung Deputy

Fei Commissioner — Koh

ig & ® & ta it & it Service Buildings Surveyor — H. J.

Ying shang ho gee yu hsien hung szt Fairburn

International

Ltd.—Cable Ad:ExportInter Co. (Kiangsu), Asst. Service Bldgs Surveyor—

Kwok In-ting

 NANKING A345

Accounts and Audit Department— Chi tu wsi

Secretary—Wang # ^ ^

Acting AssistantChinSecretary—Yeh

Yuen United Christian Missionary Society

Headquarters in United States

Hisang-i ofIndianapolis,

America—Missions

Deputy Commissioner—Ho Lock-

ping Indiana Building,

Acting Deputy Commissioner— Headquarters

Chia in Nanking;

China — f>, Hon

Chang En-ch’ing and Cable Ad : Disciples Teleph.

Hsiang, ; Code:

International Department— Mission

Actg. Secretary-E. Roth Stations

Nanking,— Chuchow,

Nantungchow, Luchowfu,

Wuhu

Asst. Secy.—Kan Wen-sheug

■ChiefOffice—

Inspecting Commissioner’s Nanking Hotel, Ltd. — The Bund,

Chief Inspecting Commissioner— Hsiakwan; Cable A: Vandee

Yu Siang-lin

Acting Assistant Inspecting Com- National Motors (Branch of Auto

missioners— Wei Sing Ping, Palace, Shanghai), Motor Chungshan

Engineers

Seng Song Tseo, Ao Ming Gi and Road; Dealers—188,

Teleph. 31030 North

and Ko Fei J. VV. P. Marsh, managing director

Supply Department — 322, Kiaochew R. J. Holmes, manager

Road, Shanghai; Telephones 34330, Distributors for:

34338 and 34339; Cable Ad: Pos- Austin Cars

tsupdep ChevroletCars Cars and Trucks

Secretary—J. Stirling Pontiac

Bedford Trucks

Asst. Secy.—Chau Wan Tung G. M. C. Trucks

Office of Supt. of Stamps, Paichihfang,

Peiping— Nanking

Actg. Supt. of Stamps — A. O. Street, City Pharmacy—203, Hua Pai Lou

Hyland

Asst. Supt. of Stamps—Pien Yei Nanking Rotary Club

Ting

jb * « tt*#a

MISSIONS Kiangsu Yu Cheng Kwan Li Chu

American Church Mission Post Office—Head Office: Hsia-

kwan ; Telephs. 41738 (Director’s

Office), 41927 (Director’s Residence),

American

North Presbyterian Mission, 41726 (Local Business Department),

Dr. 41722 (Inland Business Department),

Dr. & Mrs. J. H.Buck

J. Lossing Daniels 41022 (General Affairs Department),

tGlO (Accounts and Checking De-

Miss

Dr. &E.Mrs.

L. Drummond

W. P. Fenn partment), 41206 (Savings Bank)

Miss and 41789 (Chief Kuyuan); Caole

Rev.

Miss &Jane

Mrs.A.E.W.Hyde

Anna P. Mills

Moffet

Ad: Postos

Miss Miriam E. Null Jij H Bi & & il$

Mr.

Rev.&&Mrs.

Mrs.A.C.T.S. Roy

Smith Postal Remittances and Savings Cable

Bank

Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Thomson —Nanking Branch, Tahsingkung;

Ad:T. Postalbank

Mrs. Lawrence Thurston

Rev. & Mrs. W. R. Wheeler Y. Ho, manager

Miss MargaretM.Winslett Y. K. Chen, sub manager

Miss Eleanor Wright

Siemens China Co.—Siao Tao Yuen, Gan

'fl' ^ Mai i met wei Ho Yien ; Teleph. 31086 ; Cable Ad :

Motor

Methodist Episcopal Mission .1 ohn H. D. Rabe, repres.

A.'UG* XAXK1NG-WUHi;

% m Wing Chon(4

19, Dah Mar'CRoad;

oi, %nivei*sal

Cable Providers—

Ad: Wing-

8'i'an oak'd-Vacuum Oil Co. Teleph. chong

41880; Cable Ad: Standvac

L. A.J. LMead, manager

Shaw | I. D. Butler

; J. B. Sherwood | Mrs. B. K. Keefe Yangtse Hotel—Telephs. 41414 and

41887; Cable iAd: iangtse

STIilNER’ & Cd., - 47, Cluing Shall Road ; W. Brydon, proprietor

Cable Ad : Aiaurizio

hi & m >K ti ± m Yee Tsoong Tobacco' Distributors, Ltd-

—San Chai Wan; P.O. Box 4,

: !( , Teh ahih ku hm yuk^/isze

Texas Co., (China) Ltd., The, Texaco Cable Ad: Powhattan

Products—14, Hsin Chieh Kou •,

Telephs.

Au : Texaco 22560. . Cuhle Y.M.C.A.—22, Chung Hua Lu ; Telepb..

51238 ; Cable Ad: Plamingo

. Uein. Sec.--Peter S. T. Shih

^ a fi Chin ling da sho Asso. do. —Geo. A. Twitch

University op Nanking

Chinese Language, Literature, History, Yung Hsing Stationery Co. 144, Tai

Philosophy, Western Subjects, Agri- Ping Road

culture and Forestry, etc,. _ , <

WUHU

S8 *

1

Thisto port

opened (thetrade

foreign namebyofthewhich signifies “grass onandthelakes,” i.e., swamps) wasis

situated on the Yangtsze,

tional capital city, and Kiukiang, in the“Chefoo

province Convention”

of Anhwei,

being distant 84 km. between

1st April,

from theNanking,

187/. ItNa-

former bythewater,

85 km. by road and 90 km. by rail, and 3^2 km. from the latter by water. It i?

well located for trade, mainly owing to the excellence of its water communication

with

ter andthemore than ■ double

inferior; A largethat

chnal,in the

withsummer,

R depthconnects

of five to the

six port

feet ofwithwaterthe inimportant

the win-

city of Hsuancheng (recently known as Ning-kuoh-fu) 80 km.

capal runs inland for over 170 km. in a south-westerly direction to Taiping-hsien distant. Another an

extensive

through Nanling and King-hsien^where the cultivation of silk is carried on, andpasses

tea district. This canal, which is only navigable in the summer, may

someday be of importance. These silk districts are situated within 80 km. of Wuhii..

Besides the canals

municating leadingintoChekiang

with Ssu-an Hsuencheng arid Taiping, there are two others com-

and Tung-pa.

Coal is now becoming an important article of export from WiRm, . both

Government

province. and private interests having nowbeen directed to thearegreat coalfields onof the

the"

right bank The.

of themost

Huaiimportant

river, nearmines

Pengpu, under

managed operation

by the National in Lohdchen

Reconstruction

Curauaission. A railway right from the colliery to Yuchikou, on the left bank of the

Yangtze

and some opened

recently 11 km. .to,

dowiipassenger

river from as Wuhu

well as; has

to been

cargobuilttrafficby onthe January

Coriimission20,

1936. Another, important mine in ShuitUng in south Anhwei is how , operated

with private capital. This mine possesses a light railway, connecting the

coalfields with the Wuhu—Sunchiapu railway at the latter terminus. The

Mantoushan coal mines, also a private concern, occupy a better geographical

position in that the mines are on the brink of the. Yangtze a few km. above Tatung.

Shipments are frequently, made bjc specially chartered steameri to Shanghai for

transhipment there.

 WUHU AW

Exports of iron ore, which constitutes the most important direct trade of the

port with foreign

in opening countries,

these mines, increase

namely, the yearly

liu Fan Three

(Jo. ofprivate concerns

Tichiang, the PaoareHsing

now engaged

Co. of

Manganshan and the Fu Li Min Co. of Chenchiayu. This mineral, so richly

produced in Anhwei, is all shipped to Japan. Motor roads exist between

Wuhu, Nanking, Tunk: and Wuwei.

ededTheinshipping

■cvarious tract

1906, ofandland

sitesselected

companies,

.30 yearstoagotheforthen

were each

allotted

lot having a

the Anhwei

river

ForeignEailway

frontage

Settlement

of 600

was definitely

Company

to 1,100 and Into

feet.

1914 the Ministry of Communications took over the Anhwei Kailway Company witli

its

wayentire

Company assetsinand 1933.liabilities, the property

Large godowns werebeing

built transferred

by Messrs. toButtefield

theKiangnan

& bwireKail-

on

their ground in the Settlement for storing rice. Messrs. Jardine, Matheson A

Co. Ltd., own a large property here and the Chinese Government Salt Admin-

istration has also bought some with the intention of erecting large storage

godowns. The Customs House and buildings on the bund near the Settlement

were completed and occupied in 1915. The Chinese population of. Wuhu and

its, the

by suburbs was estimated

Kiangnan Railway atCompany328,803 inconnecting

1934. A this railway

perthaswithbeenNanking

constructed

and

Sunchiapu. The former line was opened to passenger and goods traffic in May

1935 and the latter in July of the same year.

Trade in 1936

Both the port of Wuhu and the province of Anhui enjoyed a year

of prosperity during 1936. Weather conditions were exceptionally favourable

to the growth of the principal crops, such as rice, wheat, beans, etc., while

the steady improvement in rural finances coupled with the assistance of the

■co-operative loan societies and the establishment of Government-controlled

granaries in various districts for a general revival’ of business and an

improvement in the money market The trade statistibs recorded for the port

were as follows: according to value: direct import's from abroad amounted

to $2.5 million, approximately the same as in 1935; coastwise importations of

Chinese merchandise,

foreign countries, $2.8$15.8

millionmillion as against

as against $2.9 $15.3 million;

million; direct exports

and coastwise expdrta^to

tions of Chinese produce (a part of which was actually destined for abroad

via Shanghai), $22.8 million as against $10.7 million. Most of the staple

imports from abroad did fairly well during 1936. Purchasing power

in the interior may usually be judged by the consumption: of such staples as

sugar and kerosene oil', both of which commodities registered advances for

consumption and importation, ithe former increased from 96,000 quintals in

1935 to 100,000 quintals and the latter from 6.6 million to 7 million litres.

The

2,000import

quintalsof odd railway

to 9,900sleepers was nil,

quintals, wffiilebutthetheimportation,

import of steel

from rails rose from

Czechoslovakia

by the Purchasing Committee of the National Reconstruction Commission of

eight Mikado-type locomotives .and tenders to the value of $541,000 for the

use of the Hwainan Railway deserves special mention. Iron ore remained the

main item

Japan of export

amounting' to 7.2abroad,

millionthe quintals,

quantity orshipped from the thelocalsame

approximately mines

as into

1935. Rice is always the greatest staple of interport export and constitutes

the wealth of the port. The year opened with large stocks of this commodity

in hand, which were gradually absorbed by various ports during the first eight

months. After August trade took a more favourable turn, as one of the best

rice crops in recent years was harvested, with the result that 1.6 million

quintals valued at $14.5 million was cleared under Customs Cognizance as

against 861.000 quintals valued at f6.4 million in 1935. With the unprecedented

demand from Japanese mills at Tsingtao the export of wheat scored a record-

breaking increase from 47,000 quintals in 1935 to 249,000 quintals, whilst maize

also jumped from 233 to 7,000 quintals odd. Of the other export staples, with

the exception of rape seed, which registered a substantial decrease due to the

A348 wuriu

weaken deiaaiid frbni Japan, yellow beans increased from 34,000 to 74,000-

quintal's, gieen beans from i,C00 to 36,000 quintals, broad beans from nil to

18,000 quintals, coal from 18,000 to 340,000 metric tons, and Keemun tea from

700 to. 5,000 quintals. In this connexion it should be mentioned that an ex-

perimental station to improve the cultivation of tea in Anhui province, was

established at Keemun. The success of the export trade in rice and cereals,

beans, and coal brpught an increase in shipping to the port. The total ion-,

nage entering and clearing under (General Regulations amounted to 10.6

million tons as against 9*9 million tons in 1935. Owing to the unprecedentedly

low water-level of the Yangtsze this winter, Wuhu Harbour was well filled

with vessels of the coaster class anchoring to transfer their cargoes to lighters

for transhipment to up-river destinations. The whole line of the Hwainan

Railway, with a distant of 215 kilometres, starting from Tienchiaan in

Northen Anhwei, and terminating at Yukikow on the northern bank

of the Yangtsze, was opened to traffic on the 20th January, 1936. A large

steel pontoon together with two small ones was moored alongside the

railway station at Yukikow in May, and the transportation of coal from

the Hwainan mines to the Yangtsze River was much facilitated. On the 1st

April a through train service between Shanghai and Sunchiapu was

inaugurated, when a connecting line of 21 kilometres bn the outskirts of the

capital, Nanking, linking up the Kiangnan Railway and the Shanghai-

Nanking Railway, was completed. Of the projected railways, construction

work on the ; extension line of the Kiatignan Railway from Sunchiapu to

Kweichi in Kiangsi, has been started, and is bxpected to be completed by

the end of 1937. The Hofei-Yeehiachi section of the Pukow-Hsinyang

Railway is also under construction, and is scheduled to be opened to traffic

in 1937. The network of highways in the whole’ province of Anhui is nearing

completion, and almost all the neighbouring provinces are now connected by

highways, . The . total length of highways in this province is about

5,300 kilometres. Installation work on the Nine-Province Long-Distance

Telephone, System was completed jiuring 1936. Wuhu is now connected

by long-distance telephone with . 15 places in Anhui, 25 in Kiangsi,

25 in Kiangsu, two in Chekiang, four in Kiangsi, three in Hupeh, and one in

Huan. No: development was noticeable in industrial enterprise during the year,

but plans for the resumption of the Yu • Chung Cotton Mill were under con-

templation. The provincial government have in recent years mads great

exertions in promoting the mining industry. Of the coal mines, the Hwainan

Colliery is the largest one in the province. Equipped with modern devices

and operated under efficient management of the National Reconstruction

Commission, it turns out 2,000 metric tons of coal daily, and its market extends

to river and coast ports. The construction of a macadamised road on the

site of the demolished city wall was formally started in August. Owing to

the lack of funds, other important reconstruction programmes mapped out

by the Wuhu Reconstruction Committee have hot yet materialised. Since the

enforcement of the new monetary measures in November, 1935, the local

banking business has beep attaining increasing stability. New subsidiary

coins were put into circulation in March.

 WUHU A34»

DIRECTOllY

^ 2* ^ ^un9 llun

Amekicax Church Mission Chnng Ilwa Yu Cheng

Kight iiev. I). T. iiuntiiigt^n, d.d., Post Office

B.and wife

W. Lanphear Deputy Postal Commissioner in Charge

—Fu Teh-wei

Miss Laura Clark

Sister

SisterConstance Anna

Ruth Magodalene Salt Revenue—Anhui Auditorate Office

Sister Louise Magdalene Auditor—C. C.. Chen

Corauditor—K. Katow

Chief Secy.—A. Liang ,

s m <£ ^ ^« Chief of Revenue Guards -x K.

Huang

Asiatic

Lti»., The—Cable Doric China), ■' Chief

Betroleum AdCo.: (North of Transportation Section—

C. T. Tang

G. -I.L. K.HanP.key,Hadland

manager Chief Acct.—C. T. Chin

Standard-Vacuum

Standvac Oil Co. - Cable Ad:

* ± koo

Butterfield

Products, Ltd.,Oils—Cable

Lubricating The, Petroleum

Ad :

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants - Cable Ad: Swire Texaco

C. W. Pao, agent

WuHir

IchisanGeneral Hospital - Cable Ad:

li * Wuhukuan Robert E. Brown, m.d., supt.'

Customs, Chinese! Maritime — Cable Hyla S. Matters, M.u.

Ad: Gustos ] L. S. Morgan, m.d.

Commissioner—F. D. Goddard R. B. Morgan, m.d.

Assistants — Liu E-ling, Shih Y. C. Yim, m.d.

Ching and Fei Chia Kwen P. K. Chan, m.d.

Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour T. H. Chiang, m.d.

Master—B. Patterson G. S. Hsu, M.D.

Examiner—F'. J. Byrnes T. G. Li, m.d.

Assistant Boat Officer — Miao S. T. Tsou, Intcren.

Chong Fab Mrs. Irene Chu Shih, Supt.

Assistant Examiner — Li Shaft. of nurses

Yeung F. A. SayJes, .R.N.

District River* Inspector—R. JT‘ F. F. Culley, r.n.

B. Ryde Y. L. Ching, pharmacist •

T. T. Liang, laboratory tech.

fit f& E wo ■ H. C. Kao, assist, supt.

Jabdine. Matheson & Co., Ltd , General W uhu Recreation Club

Merchants

Cable and Shipping

Ads: Jardine Agents—

and Inchcoy (for Committee—G. L. Hankey (chair-

Shipping) man), J. K. P. Hadland (hou.

T. \Y. Pan. agent? treasurer and Secretary) and J.

Wharton

it # ^ n ^ a Wuhu Roads Improvement Society

■Jih chiny chee c'huafc hui ser Secretary-Treasurer—H. Lowder

N issuin' Kisen Kaisha — Cable Ad: Yee Tsoong Tobacco Dlstributors. Ltd

Nissikisen —Cable Ad: Powlmttnn

S, Hosokawa, manager S. T. Kao

 KIUKIANG

jX it Kin-kiany

.arid Kiukiang

was formerly is situated on thecity

prefe'ctural riverofYangtsze near the outlet of . the

It isPpyang Lake,

142 geographical

the Rebellion, wasmiles ffoiriand

a busy Hankow andthecity;

populous 454province

miles of Kiang-si.

but itfromwasShanghai.

distant before

occupied Kiukiang,

about

by the Taiping

rebels in 1853, and before it was given up to the Imperial troops was almost entirely

■destroyed. When the Foreign Settlement was established there, however, the

atpopulation

80,000. Thesoon cityreturned,

wall has andbeen

has pulled

continueddown,to and

increase rapidly:

a maloo hasitbeen

is nowbuilt

estimated

in its

place.

someThe 500city is built

yards. Theirclosecircumference

to the river, isalong

aboutthelivebanks

miles, ofbutwhich the walls

a portion of therunspace

for

enclosed

several largeis stilllakesunoccupied.

to the northTheandcity westcontains

of it, andnoit feature

is backedof byinterest.

a nobleThere

rangeareof

hills

knowna few milesresort,

summer distant,andamongst which ofiswhich,

the existence Ruling,within

some2i3,600

hours’feetof high, the gives

the port, well-

Riukiang

lies to theawest

highofpositionthe cityamong the Treaty

ad is neatly laid Ports.

out. ItThe formeraforeign

possesses Settlement

small bund lined

with trees,

foreign 2 clubs, has

settlement and been

a Romanundernatholic

Control cathedral.

of the Chinese Sinceauthorities,

the end ofand1927a new the

-residential and business

being. Aeroplanes on thedistrict, close to but run

Shanghai-Hankow outside

passthethrough

city, ishere

slowly comingplane

daily—up into

about 2 p.m. and down plane about 9 a.m.

During 1921 a system of drainage of approved foreign style was initiated.

Pinhingchow

buildings: now

theFactory,

railway comprises

station either in or adjacent

and godowns, the to it the power

electric-light following

house,prominent

the and

Yu

Sung Match

a large fourstoried hotel. the Kiuhsing Spinning and Weaving Company’s factory,

Trade in 1936

Despite the continuance of peaceful conditions throughout the province,

trade at Kiukiang during the first half of the year 1936 showed no signs of

revival. Nor was the outlook rendered any brighter by the state of the river,

which continued to rise with alarming rapidity, so that during the

earlier part of June appeared to be inevitable. During the latter

part of that month, however, the river, steadied up under the influence

of

gauge improved

readingweather conditions in metres

at Kiukiang—11.522 the Yangtsze

on the'25thValley,June—left

and the maximum

an ample

margin of safety. A bountiful harvest followed, bringing prosperity to the

farmers throughout the province and increasing the purchasing power of the

district generally. The value of exports to Chinese . ports exceeded the

previous

than halfyear’s,

of which figures-by was 60contributed

per cent., amounting to nearly This

by rice shipments. $32 million, more

by no means

-exhausted

-considerably the available

higher stocks of rice, and exports would have reached

a gaugea

reading of only 1.31figure

metreshadriy not

fhe amiddle

rapid offallDecember,

in the river, endingthein draught

restricted

limit of vessels, so that large quantities of rice had to be carried over to the

following year for shipment under more normal conditjipns. Profits already

realised encouraged direct importations of foreign commodities, mainly

kerosene o.d and oil products, to an extent beyond all comparison with the

nsprevious

follows:year’s

directfigures.

foreignThe imports.

available $2statistics

millionregarding

as againstthe$4value of trade

million" was

in'1935;

 KIUKIAXG A35E

cc

million ; direct exports to foreign'cdunti i'es, ' $'79,5:!0 as compared with $915;$39.2

and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $32 million as compared with

$20 million only.^ The total ampun£,of; kerosene oil. imported,.during the year

increased from 13,636,257 litres in 1935 to 20,27'3-,4r9 litres' Improved financial

conditions among the peasantry and the removal of the embargo On shipment

to districts formerly infested by communists \yere the .prime causes of this au-

vance in the consumption of kerosene oil. Total imports of gasolene Amounted

to no less than 7,(X30,03i Jitres against 213,382 litres; in .1935. . Constant de-

mands

tion andfromtheNanchang

fact thatlhtheconnfehtidh with motor

requirements of bothtransport

Nankingand-aerial

and Wuhnnaviga-

were

supplied from Kiukiang accqnnt for the increase. A decline was registered

under the heading’of lubricating oil, but this commodity was shipped .mainly

duty-paid from Shanghai and did not appear in the Kiukiahg returns. A

sharp decline was shown by. sugar, 45,190 quintals ottl^r being imported—of'

which 19,593 quintals came fifcom Java, while the balaftce was almost equ'alIy

distributed between Hong Koqg and Japan—as coinpared with 81,026 quintals

during 1935. The reasons for this)decline were twofold: firstly, the rise in

the exchange value of gold increased the cos.t pf sugar; and secondly, as the

market was saturated with smuggled sugar, its importation. through legal

channels declined, although a recovery was made during the latter . half of

the year owing to the effectiveness of preventive measures. The export pf

rice and beans amounted to 1,837,154 and 285,289 quintals'respectively as com-

pared with 324,097 and'28,072 quintals during 1935, Exports of melon seeds,

seasamum seed, and wheat also benefited, from the improved conditions. Tea

of all kinds, one. of - the-' important staples of the port,, noticegjjly .drplined :

black tea, from 19.166 to 3,7]4 quintals; tea leaf, black, unfired, from 3,259

to 1,632 quintals; green tea, from; 6,882 to 3,412 quintals; and tea, other kinds,

from 7.644 to 6,233 quintals. This may be explained by the fact,that Keemun

tea. which is usually, transported by junk through the Poyang Lake to

Kiukiang for export, found its outlet recently through With in ' Wolfram ore:'

(tungsten), mined on the border of Kiangsi and Kwaagtung, formerly cajhr.

from Kanchow to 1 Kiukiang by junk for; export, but ks a fesult of'tke ’coVn-

pletioiv of the Ohe . i an g-K i a n e.si Kail way much if this ore fs now transported

by rail to Shanghai. The value of china-ware produced by thefproyince' as

a whole was estimated at $6 million. But as Kiukiang is, gradually losing ’ts

importance as the only outlet for this arid other provincial pi:p4ricfe,. such as

tea, paper, grasacloth, etc,, owing to the! completion of highways winch now

serve the surrounding districts, only 20,766 quintals, or about $1 million

worth, of china ware. was shipped from Kiukiang. With.;-the completion of

the Nanchang-Yushan section of the Chekiang-Kiangsi Raihbay in January.,

1936, the whole line from Hangchow to Nanehang was opened to traffic. This

railway providing as it does a speedy and economic meaqs qf communicatidn

with the interior of Kiangsi, will assist in a great nierisure the deyelopmept

of industrial, commercial, and economic conditions in the interior of Kiarigsi.

Throughout the year the Nanehang-Kiukiang Railway functioned without

interruption, the opening of .the Chung Clfeng Bridge over the Kan •River at

Nanehang obviating the incrinvenimea of transport across the river by ferry.

The nine-province long-distance telephone was completed and made available

to the public in September, 1936. In Kiukiang itself the local electri'e-light

service was greatly improved by ‘the installation "Of new generating plant.

A352 KIUKIANG

DIRECTORY

^ ^ A 35 5S IS ^ Duff A Co., J. L., Manufacturers “Ruling

Ying shang a si a hug yu kuny ss Brand ” Provisions

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), J. L. Duff

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric

A. V.Morton

Y. W.Smith, manager

Fretwell s 8 g ® Sien ang ka men

W. H. Taylor, installation manager Fairy Glen, Private Hotel—Ruling; Cable

Ad: Fairglen

J. L. Duff A Co., managers

& ± Ta koo

Butterfield

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire # E wo

I. E. L. Mackay, signs per pro. J ardine,

—CableMAd:

atheson A Co., Ltd., Merchants

Jardine

^ ^ Jg Chou Shan Shin Chuk Tu Ying-luan

•China Merchants’ Steam Navio ation Co.

—Cable Ad: 89&9 Kiangsi Postal District — Head Office:

Sang War Ding, manager Nanchang

Lee Chang Ling Director—Liu Yao Ting

Chief of General Affairs Dept.—

CHURCHES A; MISSIONS Ching Chun-sheng

Chief of Local Business Dept.—Lo

K wong-1 au

^ Nee ti hui Chief of Inland Business Dept.—

China Inland Mission Deng Tsu-yii

Kuikiang Chief of Accounts and Checking

R. A. McCulloch and wife Dept.- Ju Rem Fun

First Class Office, Kiukiang

'££)■£ 5^ Tien chu fang Postmaster -Kiang Ming Tsao

Roman

Rev.Catholic Mission

Louis Morel, proc.(Lazarists) Kiukiang

(Company Club A Rforeation Ground

Limited

Committee — R.by Guarantee)

B. Muirhead

tM* ® * B * (Chairman), E. W. Price (hon.

•Consulate, secretary), E. R. Eicholzer (hon.

Road Japanese — 16, Concession treasurer), B. Si Stephenson and

A. P. Tucker

Acting Consul—N. Nishida

Chancellor—C. Hashida

Kiu ^

kiang hai Incan Standard-Vacuum Met foo

•Customs, Chinese Maritime Oil Co.

R. C. Jackson, manager

Commissioner—C. B. W. Moore E. R. Eicholzer

Acting Deputy Commissioner—Li R. Geater, installation supt.

Tung-wha K. Y. John, stenographer

Assistants—Chen Tze Loh and Liu

E Tsu

Tidesurveyor

W. H. H. and Harbour Master— Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Kimberley I —Cable Ad : Powhattan

 HAN KOW

P han-Jeau

Hankow, as its name implies, is located at the mouth o£ the Han liver—the

longest tributary of the Vangtsze—in latitude 30 deg. 32 min. N., and longitude 114

deg. 9 min. E. Its central position, standing as it does like a half-way house between

North and South China, has led to its being called the “ Chicago of China.” It was

formerly regarded merely as a suburb of Hanyang, which it immediately adjoins,

but it has since far outstripped the older city in commerce, wealth and influence.

It is, of course, the principal port on the Yangtsze, which drains about 750,000 square

miles of territory and waters a hinterland with a population of close upon 200,000,000

people. Thus situated and environed, it is natural to expect that it will ultimately

become the chief emporium in central China. Hankow is 600 miles distant from

Shanghai, and foreign and Chinese steamers ply regularly between Shanghai

and Hankow throughout the year. During the high water season river

steamers also ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changsha.

But during the low water season a Hankow-Ichang service is maintained by

steamers also ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changsha

by tugs and lighters.

Attention was first drawn to Hankow as a place of trade by Hue, the French

missionary. Captain Blakiston, in his work “The Yangtsze,” gives the following correct

description

irregular range of the place and its low

of semi-detached surroundings:—“Hankow

hills crosses a particularly is situated just where

level country on bothan

sides of the main river in an east and west direction. Stationed

Hanyang, a spectator looks down on almost asmuch water as land even when the rivers on Pagoda Hill,

are low. Atskirting

his feet sweeps the magnificent Yangtsze, nearly a milementioned

in width; from the the

river and

west Han, narrowthe andnorthern

canal-like,edgeto ofaddtheitsrange

quota,ofand

hills already

serving as one of the comes

highways

of the country; and to the north-west and north is an extensive treeless flat, so little

elevated

exception,above

raisedtheonriver that probably

mounds, the scattered hamlets

artificial workswhich

of adot

nowitsdistant

surfaceage.are,Awithout

stream

or two traverse its farther part and flow into the main river. Carrying his eye to the

right

west andbanksouth-east

of the Yangtsze

sides ofone

thesees

hillsenormous

beyond the lakesprovincial

and lagoons

city. ”both to the north-

Sir) The portHart

Robert was opened

in thattoyear

foreign trade in 1861,

in connection withand was visited

opening a branch by Mr. (afterwards

of the Imperial

Customs. The British and other Bunds have many imposing buildings on the water-

front. On the British Bund, are the outstanding offices

Shanghai Bank, the National City Bank of New York and the Yokohama Spiece of the Hong Kong and

Bank and extensive godowns, etc., belonging to Messrs. Jardine,

Messrs. Butterfield & Swire and the Asiatic Petroleum Company have also constructed Matheson & Co. and

large

latter premises on

was dismantledthe lot immediately

in 1924, Bund, to

and theindeed, the north

oldest was of

landmark the Commissioner’s house. The

been removed. . The. British rapidlyonbecoming

the BritishtheBund bankinghas thus

and

business

residence. centre

In of

many the Concessions,

respects the Hankow and was

bund ceasing

is the to be

finest in athequarter

East, for

and private

in point

of length is probably unsurpassed. The new Custom House was completed at the

close of the year 1922, and is located in an imposing position at the Southern end of

the British

respect Bund—admittedly

worthy ofantheindex,

site. The thefactfinest

that site in Hankow—and

it was re-constructed the building

oninsuch is in every

extensive lines

may be taken as states the Commissioner of Customs

for 1924, of the confidence reposed in the future development and prosperity his Annual Reportof

Hankow as the foremost trade centre of Mid-China. Of the Concessions ac-

quired by Britain, Russia, Germany, France and Japan, only the last two

remain under foreign control, the rest having been handed over to or taken

back by, the Chinese authorities.

 \354 HANKOW

The year 1931 brought a disastrous flood to Hankow, the whole city being

.under many feet of water. An even worse situation threatened in 1935, but

the Tung Chi Dyke, which surrounds the whole city and the level which had

been constructed along thejpjptire le^gtl^ oh the (Bund kept the water out of

sthe city.

and The native city

a population of Hankow

of about 800,000waswereburnt

therebyby rendered

the Imperialist armyAtintheOctober,

homeless. end of 1911,

1914

•itthough

was unfortunately,.on

estimated that fully the.old80 per

lines, cent,

all theof the burnt

laudable area

plans had

for been reconstructed,

modernising the city

having fallen through, owing to difficulties in obtaining the necessary funds. During

1919 large tracts of land in the back of the native,city were reclaimed and several new

roads were

started withconstructed.

thp backing ofAthescheme for the: development of a Greater Hankow was

Government.

The Hankow Race Club and Recreation Ground was incorporated in 1904, and

todeveloped

pool,embrace

in a remarkablean. way.

and, ina racecourse,

fact, every branch 18-holeofThe

golf propertyfootball

sportcourse,

of the Club is extensive

indulged in byandthecricket field,Apart

member.-,.

enough

swimming

from

this

Club club, which is chiefly

Club,devoted to sport,splendid

there are the Hankow Club, the bowling

Russian

alleys,and etc.theTheFrench

Hankow which

Golf Clubhavewas institutedlibraries,

in 1878. billiard

There isrooms,

also a Chinese

Race Club and an International Race" Club with courses as'good as any in China.

theThelate

ofchang success cities

Wuhan of theandnorthern

in 1926, altered

expedition ofofthe,Canton

thetheestablishment

position'entirely the from Government and the capture

Nationalist

the pointheadquarters

of view of atforeign

"Wu-

trade.

avoid A mob, aroused

bloodshed, the by agitators,

unarmed British stormed

marines thewho

British

were concession

defending and,

the in orderwere

place to

ordered to withdraw and British women and children were evacuated. All British

business

with firms closedofdown

a Committee for a time andFollowing

Administration. the Nationalist

upon Government took possession

protracted negotiations the

Bri'ish concession was handed over to the Chinese

tered by them. The Chen-O’Malley agreement provided that the municpal Authorities and is now adminis-

adminis.

tration of the formertook,

This arrangement British

effectconcession

on Marchshould 16th, be1927,

takenandover

thebyadministration

a Sino-BritishofCouneil-

the cx-

British concession has worked with remarkable smoothness and efficiency.

Trade in 1936

Hankow again enjoyed a generally quiet and peaceful year. Due to

stabilised

an all-round improvement. The river business

currency and good crops, level roseconditions

fairly rapidlygenerally

duringdisplayed

the late

spring, and another high water, with a possible flood, was anticipated. The

authorities concerned made immediate preparations: the Chang Kung Dike

was raised to 17.678 metres (58 feet) above Hankow Customs zero and streng-

thened; Special Administrative Areas Nos. 1, 2, and 3 and the French Conces-

sion raised their fl^pod, walls to 16.459 metres (54 feet), while the Hankow Muni-

cipality,

Greek to_raised the flood(55, walls

16.764 metre,?; feet).thefrom

Towardsthe Japanese

the endthat ofConcession

May, to Seven

however, Milt-

theCustoms

water

ft!] considerably and relieved great anxiety had prevailed.

statistics for the port of Hankow were as follows; according to value: direct

imports

precedingfrom year;abroad: amounted

coastwise to $32-9 ofmillion

importations Chineseas merchandise,

against $33.2 million in the

$109.8 million

as against $82 million; direct exports abroad, $13.6 million as against $12.6

million , and. coastwise exportations of Chinese produce (much of which was

-destined

With regard for abroad

to tradevmwithShanghai), $197.5 million

foreign 'countries^ as againstin $138:5

as mentioned the reportmillion.for

T935. it tmist be rembffibered that figufes’ffor such include only steamer-born©

import cargt- .paying diity at 'Hahkow (excludiif^ the share of the traeje which

is imported duty-paid j at other ports, but including cargo paying duty at

Hanko^ while destibdd fot; :ahd eveiituaHy forfvaided to. Up-river ports) and

suph1 outwa-td-.stdamer-bp^ne

:! ^argo as, is carried' dirsctly abfdad from Hankow,

while ttkrgb ¥hf5yett' by-'riVef‘"steahief; bven when declared fpr transhipment

 HANKOW A35!>

abroad and paying duty at Hankow, is recorded under interport

Due in most part to the smuggling in the North during the first half of 1936, stati tics.

the value of sugar imported declined to $2.5 million, showing a decrease of

about $700,000, or some 22 per cent, compared with the .-figures for 1935. The

value of withdrawals from bond of kerosene oil amounted to $6.4 million

against $8.2 million in the previous year. Heavy importations of the latter

had taken place, however, at the close of 1935, and actual sales are reported

good on account of the increased purchasing power of the district resulting

fioin from

over abundant crops Piece

the previous year goods declinedtheon use

and through account of stocks

of native beingincarried

varieties place

of the foreign articles. An increase of some 20 per cent was recorded under

dyes and pigments. Markets were disturbed, with,,consequent price-cutting,

as a result of the smuggling in the North. Railway materials arrived in large

quantities, although a considerable decline took place under railway sleepers

on completion of the construction of the Canton-Hankow Railway. Metals and

machinery had a successful year on account of the good demand from railways

as wmll as from rural districts for farming purposes. Weather condition-

were generally favourable at the beginning of the year under review for al!

crops, especially the 1935-36 w inter wheat crop, which was reported to hav ■

been exceptionally good both in quality and quantity. Coastwise shipment<

amounted to 615,634 quintals, which was almost double that of the previous

year. The drought which set in during the autumn caused damage to the

autumn rice crop, which amounted about 70 per cent of normal yield. 'No

importation of rice from abroad took place during 1936. The price of this

cereal increased during October as ,a result of the political situation but

declined as conditions became normal. Favourable climatic conditions over

the area which Hankow draws its supplies, together with the peaceful condi

tions, and stabilised currency, reflected a general increase in export commo-

dities. Recorded shipments of wood oii were valued at $36.2 million against

$18.8 million in the preceding year. A good demand came from both America

and Europe, but the market was disturbed at certain periods as a result of

rumours of a more extensive use of substitute oils in America and the possi-

bility of a Government monopoly. Egg products enjoyed a successful year

both in quantities exported and prices received: a good demand came from

abroad, especially Great Britain. The season for pigs’ bristles opened with

high prices and a good volume of buying on foreign account, more especially

in the case of white bristles, most of which went to Japan. The figures

recorded show a slight increase over 1935 totals. Demand was also good for

pigs’ intestines, although spasmodic on account of import restrictions in force

in certain countries. Figures recorded show a slight decrease in weight but

an increase in value. The export of tea declined and will continue to do so

unless steps are taken to improve the manufacture of Hankow teas. The 1936

crop rof white sesamum seed was unusually large, hut the yellow seed was

helow normal: the total amount shipped recorded a slight increase in weight

but an increase in value. Goat skins enjoyed a good year, and prices regis

tered a large increase: direct exports abroad fell off, but considerable . ship-

ments were recorded under interport movements, resulting in a net increase in

value of $1,200,000. Nutgalls declined considerably : prices have consistently

decreased during the last four years. A good demand for buffalo and cow

hides, especially from Germany, resulted in an increase in value of more than

100 per cent over the figures of 1935. Broad beans improved both in quantity and

quality. Shipments of ramie showed a satisfactory increase in quantity and

value. A decline was recorded under iron and zinc ore, wolfram ore

(tungsten), and antimony. The total tonnage entering and clearing under

General Regulations amounted to 8.1 million tons, an increase over the

previous year of some 636,000 tons. River shipping increased by some 428,000

tons. Chinese ocean shipping retained third place, having risen from seventh

place during 1935. Channels throughout the district were normal up to

September, but, with the rapid fall in the river, changes occurred in the

A 356 HANKOW

Gravener Island and Collinson, Island areas. One of the River Department laun-

ches was stationed at Fankow during November to recbrd channels and tele-'

graph the resuits to Shanghai add Dower Yangtsze ports.J The Hankow Muni-

cipal Broadcastihg Station ’ continued to broadcast watiir-marks and other

notices to mariners. 'The'Pe'iping-Hankow. Railway had a successful year,

and profits are said to have exceeded those for 1935. A 'through service was

opened on the Cantdn-Hankow Railway in September, but a shortage of rol-

ling stocks has only’permitted a skeleton service to be maintained. Good

progress

air servicewas was

mademaintained

in the construction

by theof roads

Chinathroughout

National theAviation

province. Corpora-

Regular

tion. The telephone'sttviee was extended from Hankbw to many large towns

in neighbouring prdvinces. As a,result of good crops and stabilised currency,

hanking and'financial conditions were more satisfactory than in the previous

year.

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Cable Codes, American Lutheran Mission

Condensers and Private Code Corfi- {See, Missions)

pilefs — Sassoon Building; Cable

Ad: Alacrity ^ m m m it

Agents:

O. E. Vongehr Federal Inc., IDS. A. American Mail Line—Teleph. 24932:

Cable Ad: Dollar

The Robert Dollar Co., general agensfc

American Asiatic Underwriters (Fod., {See Dollar Co., The Robert)

Inc., U.S.A.)—-Sassoon Bldg., The

Bund, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Alacrity jUl fit Sun Cheong

American Bible Society Andersen, Meyer &Engineers

General Importers, Co., Ltd.,

and

{See Missions) Contractors Agents—11, Rue Cle-

American Chamber of Commerce menceau; F. C. ; Telephs. 21033 (En-

{See Chambers of Commerce) gineering and Import) and 21133

(Accounting Dept.) and 22011 (Ex-

American Consulate—(&!« Consulates) port Godown): Cable Ad: Danica

C. W. Corbaley, manager

American Church Mission Sole Agents for: —

{See Missions) American Radiator Co. (Boilers

and Radiation)

International General Electric

American-Far Eastern Match Co., Co. (Electrical Equipment and

Fed. Inc. U.S.A.. Matches & Match Supplies)

Materials—San Peh Building, S.A.

D. 2: Teleph. 21685; Cable Ad: Amfea- International HarvesterMachinery,

Export

match Co. (Agricultural

M. Hallbtrg, manager Motor Trucks)

Worthington

Corporation.Pump & Machinery

(Crude Oil En-

American Foreign Insurance Asso- gines, Pumps, Compressors,

ciation, General Insurance-—N.K. Feed Water Heaters Conden-

K. Building: Cable sers, Condensing equipment)

kow. Head Office :. 80 Ad:

MaidenAfiahan-

Lane, Baldwin Locomotive Works. (Lo-

N.Y. comotives)

Y. J. Dobrbliuboff, acting mgr. Saco-Lowell Shops. (Textile ma-

Hu Pin Nan , chinery)

K. S. Wu,, compradore Scott and Williams, Inc. (Knit-

{for Agencies see .Shanghai) . ting machinery)

 HANKOW a3;*7

Fielding and Platt, Ltd. (Crude fr m m %

Oil Engines)

Victor X-Ray Corporation. (X- ArnhoSd &AnCo., lee yang hang

Ltd., Merchants, En-

Ray apparatus)

Johnson & Johnson, (Hospital I gineers, House; Teleph. and Contractors

24571.-2; Cable— Anlee

Ad:

Supplies)

Agricultural and General Engine- Harchi A. R. Brayne, manager

ers, Ltd. (Road Rollers and

Concrete Mixers)

American Blower Corporation. 1 General Managers for -.—

The Hankow Press Packing Co., Ltd.

(Blowing, Heating, Ventilating) Sale Distributors for: —

Belting & Leather Products Asso- Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical

ciation. (Graton & Knight Lea- Export Co,, Ld.

ther Belting, Belt Laces, Round

Leather Belting, Belt Cement,

Hydraulic Packing)

•Chapman Valve Manufacturing ^Yu jmng jen sliau pao«,hsienA;kung #5 £

szu

Co. (Gate Valves, Sluice Gates,

Cocks, etc.) .Asia Life

surance— Insurance

Asiatic Co.. Inc.;

Petroleum Life In-

Building,

Corbin, P. & F. (Locks and The Bund, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 24805;

Builders’ Hardware)

Duraflex Co. (“Duraflex”—Com- Cable Bentley’s. Ad: Alicochina;

Main Office Code:

for theAcme and

Orient;

position flooring)

Edison (Storage Battery Co., Inc. 17,H.TheB. Bund, Shanghai

(Storage Batteries, etc.) Berntsen, mgr. and adviser

Agencies: — T. C. Fan. manager

Bacon Chang, asst, manager

Employers Liability Assurance I

Corporation, Ld.

South British. Insurance Co,, Ld. P3 A *!H M

Yangtsze

Far Eastern Insurance Association

Insurance Co.. Ld, Ying shang Ah si g imp yuYkung sze

Ld. Asiatic

Board of Underwriters of New Ltd, The—Cable Ad: Petroleum Co. Doric

(North China),

York J. L. Bowker, manager

Prince Line, Far East Service J.C. E.Appel

Lyhne,;

Blue Star Line, Ld.

Willi. Wilhelmsen - Norwegian, bbqmassist, manager

Africa and Australia Line J. S. Blanford

C. H. Corkran

Klaveness Line J. Drewett, installation mgr.

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oakland, G. S. Garrard

Food Machinery Corporation, G. C. M. Grossett

(Food Canning Machinery) F. P. Meakin

Kueffel & Esser Co. (Drawing R. E. Aitken Quack, inst. asst.

and .Surveying ^Instruments and

accessories)

Koppel Industrial Car and G. A. F.L. G.Robb

Miss Ratcliff

Miss

H. P.G. Sinclair,

L. Rowlandinstall, asst.

Equipment Co. (Light Railway

Equipment and Steam Locomo-

tives)

National Radiator Co. (Boilers Asiatic mTradingffi Corporation, YYsiri Taj

Ltd.,

and Henry

Pels, Radiators)

& Co., Ltd. (Presses, The, Tea Merchants and Brick Tea

Shears, Punches, and other Manufacturers, Exporters of China

Machine Tools) Produce—7, Lanling Road, S.A.D.

Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. 2;corpo; Teleph. 23203; Cable Ad: Asia-

Codes: A.R,C. ,5th .and 6th

Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers)

Sullivan Machinery Co. (Air Edns. and Bentley’s

S. I. Bpdalin, attorney

Compressors, Mining & Quarry Y. Y. Dunn, factory supt.

Machinery) ; M. P. Ouya^g, asst, do .

Wolf Co. (Flour Mill and Grain- j , Yeh Tuh-chihg, clejtk Y

Cleaning Machinery)

A358 HANKOW

Attgustinian Procueatiou fr ® JI m # m

{See Missions) Tong Fang Houi li ying hang

Banque de lTndo-Ciitne — Telephs.

0 Pun Sung 22738 (Manager’s Office), 22104 (Gen-

Bahnson & Co., F. W., Produce eral Office), 21704 (Compradore's

Brokers—14, Faucheong Road, S.A.I). Office); Cable Ad: Indochine

J- Truquin, manager

3; Teleph. 21051; Cable Ad: Bahnson; F. Jouy, signs per pro.

Codes: Bentley’s, Aome and Mosse Mrs. G. Guillaume

E. Murayama, agent

«*** » * ^1 ft! ^ Ma.h lea lee

Bailey & Perry, Solicitors—16, Fou Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—Teleph. 21504; Cable Ad:

Cheong Rd; Telephs, 22905 & 22983; Milk maid

Cable Ad: Bailey; Codes: A.B.C. 5th W. J. Jamieson, sub-agent

edn., and Bentley’s

C. E. Sherwin, solicitor A. Douglas, sub-account.

J. Probyn-Franck, do.

fr I*: Irfc & H

BANKS Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient,.

Mortgage Bank, Real Estate Agents,

Architects, Fire Insurance Agents—4,

ft HI Chung lewoh yin hong Rue Clemenceau; Telephs. 24104

(General Office), 22338 (Mgr.), 22908

Bank of China—1, Pao Hwa Street; (Compradore);

Telephs. 23121-2-3-4-5; Cable Ad: Branches : Shanghai. Cable Ad : Belfran

6892 or Centrobank Tientsin, Hong-

T. W. Chao, manager kong, Tsinan and Singapore

K. F. Sung, assist, do. Ch. Ancel, acting manager

Y. C. Cheng, do Z. F. Tsen, compradore

C. S. Fan, do. P. S. N. Gine, accountant

S. C. Hong, acct. P. W. Tseng, secretary

L. H Ku, chief, business section C. H. Tsi, clerk

C. section

F. Tsou, chief, correspondence

D. C. Kan, chief, cash section fr mm m Tehhwa yin hang

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—S.A.D.

Bund;

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—.77, Kiang-Han 21208 (Mgr.); Telephs. 21404 (General) &

Road; Telephs. 21121-4; Cable Ad • Cable Ad: Teutonia

Taiwangink W. Herthel, manager

E.I.Murayama, agent F. Petzschke

Fr. Bretschneider

T. Ikegarai,

Kunii p.p. agent

S.Y. Yasui

Imahashi Hankow Bank, Ltd.—19, Seichu-gai,

S. D. Tien Japanese Concession; Telephs. 21734,

22228 and 23008; Cable Ad: Han-

kowbank

n m it m Wha pei ying hang M. Irie, managing director

Banque Beige Pour l’Etrangkr Ex- G. Okada, sub-manager

treme Orient (S.A.)—Ching Ming S. Hosotani, per pro mgr.

Building, 87a, Poyang Road, S.A.D. T. Sasaki

No. 3; Telephs. 22308 (mgr.), 22408 G. Higashi

(Gen.), 22108 (Compradore); Cable S. Miura

Ad : Sinobe I. Yamanaka

 HANKOW A 350

l

M SI Way foong It m Yee Bfc ,

•Hongkong

—The Bund; & Shanghai

Telephs.Banking Coupn, Bechi.er,

23204 (agent),

E., Engineering & Contract-

ing .Machinery, Technicai Supplies,

21304; RO. Box 11; Qable Ad: Photographic Supplies, Office Ap-

Mapurunga pliances—Offices and Showrooms:

G. W. Garrett, acting agent 3rd Special District, Corner Hunan

V. A. Mason, actg. accountant and Co-operation Roads; Teleph.

I. G. R. Mann 22811; Cable Ad: Bechler

M. A. Glass E. Bechler

Miss Y. Grant H. Thiemann

A. Breier

H. Dobernecker

® m m m n Miss E. Glatzer

Wan Kuo Chu Hsio Hwei Behr &' Mathew,; Ltd., S., Egg Export

International Savings Society — and Refrigerating—19. Rue Du bail,

French Concession; Teleph. 3149;

7, French

Paris Office:Bund; Cable

85, Rue St. Ad: Interpavin.

Lazare. Head Cable Ad : Nollavour

Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai

E. A. Chaudoin, manager Belgian Consulate — (Nee Consulates)

National City Bank of New York, Boone School — (See Educational)

The—S.A.D.21008

(Manager), No. 3; Telephs. 23004 Bremen Colonial and China Trading

22814 (Ootnpradore(General Office)

Office;); P-O. Boxand

25; Co., Importers and Exporters—6, Han

Chung Road, S.A.D. No. 1; Cable

Gable Ad: Citibank Ad : Hanland

G. M. Hall, manager E. Bunge,

R. V. French, sub-accountant

and p.p. mgr.

H. M. Wilbur, sub-accountant British Chamber of Commerce

(See Chambers of Commerce)

M. C. Yin, do.

W. C. Yu, compradore British Consulate—(See Consulates)

Miss K. Wood, stenographer

. Miss J. S. Webster, do. 'iff {£ Pao yin

British Traders’ Insurance Co„ Ltd.—

ff m m si a •$? Union Buildings, Tungting Rd.; Teleph.

Chehiany hung yeh yin hong 21947;

R. F.CableHall, Ad: Union

branch manager

National Commercial Bank, T/rn., The—

Kianghan Road; Telephs. 24408, ti :k Ta lco°

23908 & 23904; Cable Ad: 8675 Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants and Steam-

fr f* f? ff m i& s. ia # ship Agents—Cable A cl: Swire

National Commercial V Savings Bank, T. J. Fisher, signs per pro.

Ltd., The, General Banking—Hankow R.R. H.

A. Brown

Dad' r

Branch: 40. Avenue de Marcilly; Teleph. B. S..1. Stephenson

24134; Cable Ad: Nacomsav W. B. Carter

A.R. M.C. Stewart

Macaulay

rr m tew m M Miss F. L. Webb

TJeng pin cheng chin yin hang China Navigation Cb.. Ltd.

Yokohama Specie Bank—10. The. Bund; Capfc. Y. N. Campbell, marine fpipt.

Telephs. . 21221-01224. 2W26-21228 ; K. McIntyre, ^upb.,engineer

P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad.: Shokin P. J. Brown, asdst,

L. M., Burfitt, engineer,

gnilown Snpt.'

T. Kimbara, manager; J. Uiley, assist.' . do,.

 A 360 HANKOW

Agencies Central China Teacher’s College

China Navigation Co., Ltd. (See Educational)

Taikoo Sugar Refining Ob. Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line (A. Holt and Central Hotel—Teleph. 24214

Co.)

London & Lancashire Insurance

Co., Ltd. Cercle Gaulois

Guardian Insurance Co. Ltd.

British Traders Insurance Co., (See Cluhsl

Ltd.

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Byrne & Co., E. G., Managers of the American—c/o American Consulate-

Heng Chang Coal and Coke Co.— General; Cable Ad: Amchamcom

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building,

Whacheong Road; Teleph. 22542;

Cable Ad: Byrne British—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

E. G. Byrne Building; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Wine and

Spirit Merchants—Ewo Road. S.A.D. Danish

No.Pearce

3; Teleph. 22101; Cable

& Garriock, agentsAd : Pearce Chairman—A. Bosselman

Catholic Mission Hospital Hankow Foreign Chamber of Com-

(See Hospitals) merce — Hongkong and Shanghai

Bank Building

Catholic Mission Procuration

(See Missions)

fT 1§J HI ft* Teh 9U0 h8ian9 hui

ft] Li JTo German—Teleph. 21774; Cable Ad:

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Handelskam

and Contractors—Ta Chi MenEngineers

: Teleph. Chairman—W. Herthel

Hon. Secretary—H. Sobbe

21209;

Bonafides; Cable Ads:

Codes: A.B.C.Carlowitz

Hh and and

6th

edn., Acme, Mosse and Carlowitz Japanese-Taiwan Building, Taiping

Central China Christian Educational Road; Teleph. 1448

Association—(tfee Educational)

Central China College Chartered Bank of India, Australia

(See Educational) & China—(See Banks)

^ ^ * 4* ^fT M X ^

Chung yang dah yoh fang China Cosmopolitan Co., Importers,

Central China Dispensary, Ltd., Che- Building Suppliers and Commission

mists and Druggists—22, Sing Seng Agents—16, Rue du Marechal Foch,

Road; Teleph. 24003; Cable Ad: French Concession; Teleph. 22193r

Camera; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Cable Ad : 1013

M. A. Li, manager I. Yao Lee, gen. mgr.

T.D. F.C. Rung

Sze II K. C. A.F. Hu

Li Alfred Owen, mgr.

Y. H. Lee

“Central Chinaand Post,” Ltd.— T. K. Loo

Corner Hunan Peiping Roads; C. M. Yang

P.O. Box 28; Teleph. 22005; Cable Agents for:

American Engineering Corpora-

Ad; Chinapost; Codes: Bentley’s tion (Air Conditioning, Ice

A.B.C. 5th edition Making & Cold Storage Equip-

H.A.J. C.Archibald, mgr., dir.,

Burn, business and editor

manager ment)

 HANKOW A3G1

Chee Hsin Pottery (Sanitary Ap- m x m m m *

pliances, Clinker Tiles, Filters Chung-kuo-dono-ti-kung-chcong

etc.)

Yuen Fen^ Corporation (Paints China of

Metal Works, Manufacturers

Steel & Bronze Windpws, Doors,

& Painting Decoration)

Tung Nan Brick Tile Co. (Bricks StructuralSashes,

Fenestrg, and Fly Screens;

Steel and Metal Works;

& Tiles) Engineers and Contractors — 16,

Progress Wire Netting Factory Avenue Foch; Teleph. 22193; Cable

(All Kinds of Wire Nettings) Ad: 1013

Sole Distributor for: I. Yao Lee, general manager

“Frigidaire’’ Electric Refrigera- William G. Shih, mgr. (S’hai)

tors and Air-Conditioners, Pro- K. D. Fu, mgr. (Nanking)

ducts of General Motors Alfred.Owen, manager

Y. H. Lee, acct.

T. K. Loh

China Tnlano Mission C. M. Yang

(See Missions) China Trading Co., The, Commission

and Insurance

Lee, Hunani Road,Agents—3,

iS.A.D. 3;Ting Yu

Teleph.

21357; Cable Ad: Alert

China Imtout Export Lttmtvrr Co.. Ltt>.

—Special Administrative District; Tele- Chinese American Drug Co., Retail

ptis. 21845 (Manager’s Office\ 21503

(General Office!, and 23Q19 (Shipping &St.;Wholesale Druggists—2, Szeming

Cable Ad: Adco

Godown): Cable Ad: Lumberco

H. C. Lee, manager tl Ta Char<

9

fi Ch'i Lai Chinese Engineering & Development

Co., Inc.—19, Huang Pei Road,

China Inland Motors Fed. Inc., S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21527; Cable Ad

U.S.A.—Corner Peking & Hunan Cedco C. S. Chang, engineer and manager

Roads, S.A.D. 3; Telephs. 21403 &

23279 (Office) and 22865 (Service

Station) ; Cable Ad : Ford mm*

Oh-ung hira kung ping mon-i kung fze

Chung Hava SteettProducts and Trad-

ing

and Co., Ltd., Importers

woollen of metals,Agents

goods, Insurance paper

& » it m and General Merchants—33, Hue de

China International Famine Relief Paris Exten., French Concession;

Commission Committee for Httpeh Telephs. 2470 3 and 23257; Cable Ad:

—19, San Kiao Street, S.A.D. 2, Chungsteel Wang Chung Yu, manager

Hankow ; Teleph. 23881; Cable Ad : Yang Pak-yuen, assist, mgr.

Famrel or 2405

Chairman—Bishort L. H. Roots S.A.Exporters—Djin

Chungking Import

Vice-Chairman—Ho Heng fu

Hon. Treasurers—R. A. Schilling Teleph. 21367; Cable l)ja Tai,China,

Ta ChiCasing

men;

and Chambers Chow Ad: Imposica

Hon. Secretary—C. L. Pickens M. Stehr, manager

Secretary—P. H. Hu P. Helbling

Accountants—Thomson k Co. R. Hagnauer

Chief Engineer—O. J. Todd Church General Hospital

(See Hospitals)

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co

—Cable Ad: Merchants Church of Immaculate Conception

L. S. Toai, manager (See Missions)

23

A362 HANKOW

V Oh U BS X X fr * H M ft £ V. M

Hai-Chwn-Chin-Nien-Huei

# ® ® m Navy, Y.M.C.A.—18, Huangpei Road

Fa kwolc tsung Kue.i S.A.D. 2, Teleph. 24429; Cable Ad:

Cercle Gaulois (French Club)—S2, Ansec H. W. Gibson, executive secy.

Rue Dautremer, Fijehch Concession ; K. C. Tseng, chief aoct.

Teleph. 21164 Miss Joyce Webster, secretary

Chairman—E. A. Chaudoin

Vice-Qhairman & Treasurer—Ch. # I® H

Van Ham'me. .

Hon. Secretary—J. Tx-ouillet Ngo kuoh tsung dui

Russian Club—Ex-Russian Conces-

Customs sion ; Teleph. 21604

No. 1 Club—Erh Yro Road, S.A.D. Chairman—A. T. Beltchenko

Vice-Chairman—D.

President—W. R. Myers

Vice-President—O B. Appleton Hon. Secretary—A. J.A. Nakvasirt

Peter

Hon. Secretary—F. Jarrett Accountant—V. N. Horoshkeyeff

Hon. Treasurer & Librarian—C. St. Andrew’s Society

S. J. Conroy Hon. Secretary- -A. M. Macaulay

M. C. D. Drummond, T. ,T. (c/o Butterfield & Swire)

Macauley, N. Pedder, A. J. Hon. Treasurer—H. M. Doig

Sm'th.

Hankow, A.D.C. St. Georue’s Society

A. E. T. Elliot (hon. secretary and

treasurer) ± m a

Cohn, Dr. A.50,J.,Huang

—Office: m.b., Medical

Pei Road,Practitioner

S.A.D. Now

ft ^ Po leu

Hankow Club—Faucheonar Road, Ex- 2; Teleph. 24311

British

(Secretary)Concession; Telophs. 24804 COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AmERICAINE d’A&-

and 21004 (Members)

Chairman—W. stJRANCES—Head Office : Shanghai

Vice-do. —L. B.E. Howell

Harston Racine fa Co., agents

Secretaries—Lacey & Cannan, Ld.

CONSULATES

Hankow International Recreation Belgium—147, Han Kiang Road.

S.A.D. No. 1* Cable Ad : Belsulat

Club—80, Hwansroei Road: Teleph.

23608; Cable Ad: Hire

iffTa ^ m tsz^Ju*

den kiio ling

ffe M 18! W Denmark

■S'e shan ban mar z ing Acting Consul—A. Bosselman

Hankow Race Club and Rpcreation

Ground—Telephs.

21204 (Bar) 22404 (Office) and •nr m w it & *

Committee—C. E. Sherwin. (Chair- Ta Fa lan se ling sz kwan

maul. ( France—Teleph. .22173; Cable Ad:

G. W. W.C. Bowlins'

Garrett, F. N.'vice-chairman\

Merritt. F. O. Fransulat

Consul—R, Blondeau

Raebnrn, R. A. Schillin?.

Wendt and E. C. Fry ('secretary) Dr. F.

Stewards—L. B. (yi(*e-chairutan),

Howell (chairmanl, 4l'a. ^tuckmkuomlingmshihmshu *

A. R. EiseriHnt W.

S.A. Dupree Cclerlr' o f the'course),

Bloomfield. W. C. Bowlins, H. E. T. Germany—Special Administration Dis-

P'tckipson,(secretary

_R.’-H.< Smith .and: Ri trict No. T; Telejoh. ;21005; Cable Ad:

Consugerma

Cameron to stewards) Consul General ; AV. Tim arm

 HANKOW A36T

® m m m % * Jievenue Department

'fa ying Isung ling sz foo / Commissioner —W. R. Myers

Great Britain, Consulate-General — Acting Deputy Commissioner -

Teleph. 22405; Cable Ad: Britain M. C. D. Drummond

Consul Genera]—G. Assistants—Lei Chung Pin, H. J.

Consul—F. A. WallisS. Moss, ( .k.e. de Garcia, Wang Ki Ming,

Huang Kuo Ts’ai, Fung Chun

Vice-Consul—J.

Pro-Consul—W. H. P. Reeves

Spring Chiu, Wang Hsue-tsun, Fang

Po and Hu Chen Hsia

Italy—Teleph. 21505 Clerks—Jun Teh Hai, Lo Hang,

Hu an Dar, Lin De Mi, Meng

§£ I? M * 0 * Nik Chin, Yang Lien-tsing, Ho

Chmg Cheng, Fong Yi Yueh,

Ta jih pen ling sz kwan Wong Yue Sih, Ong Sze Yu, Lee

Japan—Yamasaki Road; Teleph. 24201 Dz Hwa, Shen Gen-mei, Li

Ping-wen, Hsu Ju Li, Wu Tsen

Netherlands —c/o Italian Consulate Li, Chao Tso, Kohr Tsai Chieh,

Wei Dji Fen, Liu Tsong Geer

Liu Shih-asu, Tung Fong Ching,

m^m sii mm w* Chang Feng Tsao, Wei Han

Ta no ivai hwok fu ling ze fn Chang, Chang Yee Tang, Lee

Norway—Anlee House Teng Yuin, Li Hsien Yu, Lei

Vice-Consul—A. E. Marker Ting Pan, Liu Tao Hung, Tseng

Ching Ping, Ip Yuen Fun, Hu

Poktugal—Ex-Russian Concession Shih-sheng, Lee Sze Hwang,

Consul—A. T. Beltchenko Chang Yuen Mo, Den I Mou,

Chang Tse Quan

Local Clerks—Lay Ung Nai, Lo

^ m m 3% ^ ^ Liang-tsung, Shiao Chang Ti,

Ta say tin kuok ling sz Wang Teh Chang, Tung Hung

Sweden—Teleph. Dao, Yen Shih Tsing, Shih Yao,

Amfeamatch 21685 ; Cable Ad : Chang Cliwan Piao. Yeh Moon

Ming, Huang Chin Chang, Lo

Vic-Consul—M. Hallberg Sai Cheung

Stenographer — Miss Woo Dzilt

ft m m mn * Tsung

Ta mei kuoh tsung ling shih fu Typists—Miss Violet Jann, Aliss

United States of America Consulate- Laura Liu

General— Teleph. 21703; Cable Chief Tidesurveyor and Harbour

Ad : American Consul Master—G. B. Appleton

Consul-Gen.—P. R. Josselyn Assistant'' Tidesurveyor—A E. T.,

Consuls—R. Y. Jarvis and H. E. Hansen

Stevens Boat Officers—E. M. Popov, Yuen,

Vice Consuls —Robert M. Taylor, Zur Ling, C. Houpt, Chan Kim.

Harold E. Montamat and Verne Hung and Hwang Kuei T’i

G. Staten Appraisers—T. J. Macau ley, C. S..

Miss E. Barnes J. Conroy, N. Pedder, and A. A

Interpreter—T. M Chu Kryloff

Acting Inspector of Examiners—

I. Y. Vylegjanin

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient Examiners—E. L. Hallford, F..

{See Banks) Jariett, F. Isegawa, A. J.

Smith, V. A. Eysymontt, Lam

Hi SI ft Kia,ng han kwan In Tsang, Lui Fuk Tim, Chao

Hsin Yuan, Chan Siong Him,

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Telephs. C. I. lyanoff, Ho Shan-pao, Ko

2226’!, 22272,, 22273 (Main Exchange), Hwa Djun, Fan Chung Man.

22273 (Comr’s Res.), 22274 (Comr’s Yeh T’eng, Hu Tien King and

Office) Chao Keng-yang

*23

A364 HANKOW

Ti dewaiters — Chow Yiftg-tsing, II. Krabtfel, signs per pro.

Ch’en Hsing I, Yeung Chu-wan, K. Mauerer, do.

Chang Chien, Wang Yu Chang, M. Kruse, signs i. v.

Chang Yien, Ding Dieu Sing, W. Hoelzer

Soong Soong Ling, Yang Lieh G. Veth

I, Geng Shu Gi, Han T’ing Miss E. Klussmann

Tung, Chi Sze Cheng, Chu Yu, Mrs. E. Wolfrum

Fang Yii Ch’ing, Chow Mon Miss M. Boedefeld

Cheng, Teng Chien Pong, Woo Techn. Dept.:

Pi Hsien, Chen Li Mao, Chang C. Leopold

Ming Hsiin, Yang Chieh, Ying K. H. Hartung

Hoh Nien, Li Chin Ming, Siao

Jang Tien, Su Giong Check,

■Chen Dark Yu, Huang Ngo

Ling, Woo Ti Min, Hwang Tien Dodwef!ljl'1 & ^Co., Teen cheang

Hsi, Tsu Fu-Tao, Pan Tsieng, Merchants, ShippingLtd., General

and Insurance

Chang Kang-Cheng, Chou Ming- Agents—5,

shan, Hwang Yu Ming, Tseng 23601; P.O. Tungting Road; Teleph.

Box 8; Cable Ad: Dod-

Chun Fu, Yrr Tung Peh, Ho well. Branches: Hong Kong. Can-

Ting Hsiu, Lo Hsueh Fan, Chen ton, Shanghai, Foochow, Tientsin,

Su Tie and Ma Ch’ang-fu

Assistant Clerk of Works—Wu Chungking, Colombo, Yokohama,

Kobe, Vancouver, Victoria (B.C.),

Shih Ch'ang Seattle (Wash.), San Francisco,

Marine Department

Acting River Inspector—G. R. G. New York, Antwerp and London

(Head Office)

Worcester F. G. Raddon, manager

Acting Assistant River Inspector

—R. A. A. Harvey A gents for

District

Brown River Inspector—J. A. Dodwell-New York Line

Line of Steamers

River Officers—W. W. Mortimer, Barber-W ilhelmsen

M. H. Wallace & S. W. Thomas Lloj dLine

Ben Triestino

2nd Officers—J. F. Blackburn, Chu Navagazione Generale Italiana

Tse Yu and Chu Yuan Natal Line of Stomners

River Inspectorate Assistants — Ocean

Union Transport

Assurance Co., Ld. Ld. (Fire)

Wang Hua-lung & Kwan Chieh-

tze Thames & MerseySociety,

Marine Insurance

Co., L'l. and

Liverpool (Marine)London and Globe

Customs Club Insurance Co., Ld. (Marine)

(See Clubs) New

DaidoBoekiKaisha, Ltd.—Teleph. 22557 Bombav. (Marine) Co., LdL,

India Assurance

Standard Life Assurance Co.

Danish Chamber of Commerce Kail an Mining Administration

(See Chambers of Commerce) Underwood

Roneo, Ld. Typewriter Co., Jnc.

Central Agency, Ld.

Danish Consulate Crown

Gerrard Cork

WireCo.,

TyingLd.Co., Ld.

(See Consulates) Safe Cabinet Co.

Deutsche AsiAtische Bank Callender’s

Ld (Radio Cable

(See Banks) Wrn. TeachersMaterial

& Sons,and Fans only)

Highland.

m v m rr Cream Whisky

Whitbread .fc Co.. Ld. Ale. and Sfcbnfc

Tth-fop yana-hong Burrells & Co , Ld.

Deutsche Farren. H. G. Watrel

Importers of Dyes, Chernicnls and

Photographic Supplies—S A.I). No: III; Dojin Medical School

Telephs. 22361, 22335 & 22641; Gable

Waidefag (See Educational)

 HANKOW A 365

H & $ ic Organization of the College:

Dollar Co., The .Robert, Lumber TheCommerce)

Schcol of Arts (including

and Shipping—Wha Ching Kai; ThePre-Medical)

School of Science (including

Teleph. 24932, Cable Ad: Dollar

F. C. Bruns, manager The School of Education

General Agents for Francis

(London)Cho-Mind.c.l,, Wei, m.a., fh.d.

President and

Dollar Steamship Line's Dean of the School of Arts

American Mail Line Paul Y. Taylor; b.a., b.d., ph.d.,

ft -fe -k Dean of Faculty

Dollar Lumber Co., Wholesale and Paul

DeanC. ofT. the

Kwei,School

b.a., ofMas.,Science

ph.b.,

Retail Lumber—Wha Ching Kai; P’u Hwang, m.a., ph.d., Dean of

Teleph. 24932; Cable Ad: Dollar the School of Education

F. C. Bruns, manager Margaret Bleakley, m.a., registrar

John L. Coe, m.a , treasurer

■jg tjjg Hevtj Itsin

DuManufacturers

Pont fife Nemours & Co., Inc.,

and importers E. I., Central China Teachers’ College

of.Indigo,

Aniline Dyes and Chemicals—23, (W.M.S.

and and A C M., L.M.S., A.P.M.

C.C.C.E.A.)—Wucbang;Cable

Tungting Rd; Teleph. 23183; Cable Central; Codes: C.L.M , Missions Ad:

Ad: Dlipontdye's and 0114

Dutch Consulate — {See Consulates) & m w t ®

Fast-Asiatic Co., Ltd., Agency of. Tung yen i shao tuvg

The, Steamship Owners and General Dojin Medical School—Y

Merchants—140. Han

leph. 23105: Cable Ad: OrientKiang Road; Te- SA.D.;,Teleph. 24717 i Yuen Road,

A.S.Bosselman, agent T. Fujita, president

P. Plesner

Ponsaing Sjl fC Fa-wen hio hiao

Agencies Ecole Municipale Franca is—15, Rue

Steamship Co. Orient, Copenhagen Dautremer; Cable Ad: French School

EDUCATIONAL Hankow Private School—Corner of

$ £ g JS Tientsin and Poyang Roads

Boone School (American Church Lutheran Theological Seminary—

Mission)—\Vuchang Shekow, Hupeh

Johnson

Yun-Tih C.Wang,

Y. Leo,

b.a.,m.a.,

supt.principal

of studies

Robert A. Kemp, b.sc., do.

Evers rd P. Miller, Jr., m.a., supt.works ^ Ifi ®

of English Seng hsijli ta chung sho shao

Rev. B. C. L.studies

Yen, m.a., boy-scout St. Hilda’s School for Girls (Ameri

master can Church Mission)—Wuchang

Sidney A. S. Yin, bursar Miss tD. T. T. Tso, principal

Joseph L. Y. Fan, b.a , registrar

Hu a Chung College (Central China St.(American Phoebe’s"School for Deaconesses

Church Mission)

‘ College)—AYuchang; Teleph. Wuchang

41962. Co-operating

lege, American Units:

Church Boone Col-

Mission. The Wesley Middle School—Wuchang

Collegiate Dept., Griffith John College, H. P. Tsai, M.s., headmaster

London

College. Missionary Society.in the

Reformed Church Hoping

TJ. S.

The Collegi ite Dept., Wesley College, Finnish Consulate (See Consulates)

MethodLt

ofsionary Missionary Society. College

in China, Yale Foreign Mis- French

Yale Society Consulate

(See Consulates)

A3fi(> HANKOW

w. its Fllh hli tel> Hankow Chemical Laboratory The,

Fchrmbistek it Co., Exporters ;ind Chemists Analytical' Laboratory, Analysts and

Insurance Agents — 361, Han Chung to the Hankow

Foreign Chambers Committee of

of Commerce—50,

Road, S.A.D. 1; Cable Ad: Europasia Rue Dautremer, Teleph. 21337;

F. W.W. Hummel

Titus, signs the firm

j A. Peter Ad: Labo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th andCable

6th

edns., Bentley’s and Universal Trade

S. J. F. Jensen, b.sc. & ph.f.s.d.c.e. and

m m n m Me m.a.s.t.m. proprietor

M. Jensen, and director

i.c.t., chem. end.

Gale Co., Thk L. E., Motor Cars, Trucks, S. H. Yeh

Buses and Boats, Road Machinery,

Tires, Airplanes, Motors, Parts and Hankow Club - (See Clubs)

Accessories—48, Rue Dautremer, French

Concession; Cable Ad: Gale aHankow *5 *tsanIF yu ta®yao nfang«

m It Laoyhili Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Chemists,

Geldmacheii it Lixi>MEYER, Exchange and Druggists,

DealersAerated W ater Manufacturers

in Photographic Goods—

and Bullion Brokers —Vih Yuen Road, Corner Rue Clemenceau and Rue

S.A.D. No. I; Cable Ad: Brokers Dubail. F. Con.; Telephs. 23271

F. Lindmeyer (Chemists) and 23272 (Water Fac-

H. Lindmeyer, mgr. tory) ; Cable Ad: Dispensary

H. Dewsbury, manager

A. W. Clear, assist, manager

W. J. Cole, secretary

Yin{f kwoh tunc} yunc/ din che hung ze Mrs. A. Averianoff

General Electric Co. of China. Ltd.— R. T. Minjoot

10-12, Kai Hsien Road; Teleph. Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd., The —

21871 ; Cable Ad : Powercold Office : 154, Ming Chu Road; Teleph..

German Consulate—(See Consulates) 33119; Cable Ad: 5397. "Works:

Kiang Kai Tod ; Teleph. 32109

H. S. Liu, managing director

German Chamber of Commerce Hankow Fire Insurance Association—

(See Chambers of Commerce) 1, RacineCable Building, Rue Dubail; Teleph,.

Germanischer Lloyd—Racine Building, 22771-2; Ad: Nielcohn

RueF. Dubail Secretaries- Nielsen it Malcolm

Allan Hankow General Hospital

(See Hospitals)

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—

N.K.K. Building, 1, The Bund.

S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 21773/5; Hankowffi Herald, & £j Tz yeo si pao

Inc. Cable

— 25, Ad:

RueHerald

Dau-

•Cable Ad: Glenline; All Codes tremer; Teleph. 23331;

,H. Sobbe Y.Louis

C. Jao, managing editor

ft m ± m m CharlesChen,Hung,assist, do.

treasurer

T. C. Chen, assist, do.

Ge Uen shih piao hong

Gracey A Pearson, Exchange Bill and Hankow

porated

Ice Works Ltd., The, (Incor-

Bullion Brokers

Telephs. 21809 and—24709

Union Building; ances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Ordin

Ice and Aeratep

T. C. G. Pearson Water Manufacturers—Rue

Joffre, Telephs. 22719 and 21427; Cable Marechal

Guzdar

—Hunanit Road; Co., Teleph.

CommissionA genst Ad:W.IceH. Corsane, director

23227; Cable

Ad: Guzdar T. H. Croucher, do.

E. Miss

G. Schweigert

V. Croucher

Hankow Bank Ltd. — (See Banks) I. E. Roberts, secretary

 HANKOW A3G7

Wj & ® fg D i* Hohsin A> Co., MetalDealers--Tungting

Road, S.A.D. 3; Telpph. a46b3;. Cable

Hankow fi.< n. ten Knwf s:-e Ad: Holism

Hankow Light a no Powbb Co., Ltd. —]2,

Kai HsiOn 'Road; Telepli. 21872; Cable Hong Kong and Shanghai PIanking

Ad:V. Tucker,

Powercolda.m.i.e.e., chief engineer Corporation—(See Banks)

L. G. manager

and Jeffery, m.i.e.k., a.m.i.hech.e.,

chief assist, engr. and assist, mgr. HOSPITALS ^

Aaents for Central China for ® M

i- The General Electric Co. of Chihli Tien ehn t’ajiy 'y. . yucqi ■ :J

Ltd., Shanghai Catholic Mission Hospital- P-yang

Hankow Pkess Road, British Concession

Amhold andPacking

Co., agentsCo. Church General Hospital (Ameri-

can Church Mission)!—Wuchang

Hankow Pjunting Office, Printers, Book-

binders and

Street, S.A.D. 2 Stationers—13, Sankiao mm wn

Dojin

Corner Hospital

Hoyking (.lapanese

and, Aug. Hospital)—

Street, ex-

Hankow Private School German Concession; Telephs. 21405

(See Educational) and 24717; Cable Ad: Dojinbyoin

Hankow Race Club and Recreation T. Eujita, director

Ground— (See Clubs)

m m m &

m^ o m Hankow General' Hospital, The—30,

Hankow son.g pan kee ch’e sui din Szeming

21011 ' Road, . ^ A.D. Xo. 2: Teleph.

yn Men hung $ez

Hankow Waterworks & Electric: Light International Hospital—Ex-Russian

. Co., Ltd.—Head Office: Taiping Road; Concession Teleph, 23001;

Waterworks:

Works: Ta Han Kia

Wong Tung;Engineering

Miao; Electricity

Dept.:

Water-light Water Tower; Cable Ad:

ft 7^ u m

Hwa Chang Company Ltd., The, Ini

35 Xf Mtiya, ; porters Exporters and General Mer-

Hahover Fire Insurance . Co —A.P.C. chants—9, Dahlia Building, Hunan

Road: Teleph. 24905; Cable Ad:

Building,

23529; CableTheAdiBund, S.A D. 3; Teleph. Great

Cnddriters Wall, Code Bentley’s-

National Merchants and Under- T. S. Hwa, managing director

writers, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. (ap- S. L. Yue, assist, manager

plied for). Agents T. C. Wang,—accountant

L.L. S.F. Pao

Liu || Y.K. S.N; Liu Kiio

2Ja Ta ping L. T. Woo

Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6, The

Bund; Teleph. 31; Cable Ad: Crostield

B)] Ching ming " -' Ying Hidny pdna men yhng kie.n

Hemmings & Berkley, Architects and Imperial Chemical,Industries yu Mien hung h

Structural Engineers—Ching Ming Ltd.- 62/ Hunan Roald; Telephs. (China)

Building, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 23407, 23379 & 22696;'Cable Ad: Alkali

24503; Cable Ad: Module; - Codes : W. Bowling, div. manager

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s G.E. S.R. .Giles

Horridge pWjT.HenRy

1 U. W. Jensen

C. K.O T.’' ooLiu>er, f.r.i b.a.; m.i.st.e.

A368 HANKOW

IE ft B.o chi Agencies

Intebnational Export Co., Ltd., Ex- Hong Kong Eire Insurance Co., Ltd.,

porers—-Telephs. 23371 and 23372; Canton Insurance Co., Ltd.

Cable Ad: Natio Indo^China S. N. Co., Ltd

P. S. Purry, acting manager Peninsular & Orient S.S. Co;, Ltd.

E. W. Hoyle, assist, manager Bank Line

J. E. Casselle, accountant

K. B. Page, chief engineer m m m m ^

A.R. N.Emmerson

Bryden

S.W.J.Hutchinson

Godwin Kai lan kwong wa chu

K ailan

Tungting Mining

Road Administration

J. Linford Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

C. G. Mayger

E. Owen

P. B. Stimpson Koon Cheong Engineering Works,.

H. Ward Engineers, Iron Founders,

M. M Wardell

W C. Wood etc., and Contractors for Boilermakers,,

all Classes of

Miss E. Dewsbui’y Engineering and Iron Structural Work

—Yun Chiao Road, Model District;

Teleph. 24917

w m ^ m m K. C Lin, mgr. & engr.

Wan kuo ta yok fang

International Pharmacy, General Im- ± ?L Kun9 s*e

porters,

and DruggistsWholesale— and Retail Chemists

Lutheran Mission Kunst & Albers, Import, Engineering

Buildings; & Shipping—11, The Bund, S.A.D.

T. S. Tsu,Teleph.

general22027

manager 3; Telephs. 24401 & 22533; Cable Ad:

Kunstalber; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

International Savings Society Bentley, Rudolf Mosse & Suppl.,

(See Banks) Acme and Private. Head Office:

Hamburg. Branches: Shanghai,

Itoh & Co., C., Importers of Cotton Y arn Canton, Hongkong, Nanking, Tai-

—17, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3;Teleph. 22211 (For yuanfu, Tientsin, Harbin, Mukden

agencies see Shanghai Section)

^ ii:

James Tsen Company, Import and Ex- ping andCannan, Lacey & Ltd., Importers, Ship-

Insurance, Commission Agents

port

Hsin Merchants—24,

Yuan Kai, opposite Ching Yee Con

Japanese Lee, Lloyd’s Agents, etc.—Hongkong and

cession; Teleph. 23491 ; Cable Ad : 22511; Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Nesty; Codes: A.B.C. 5th end., Bentley’s Cable Ad: Lacan; Code:

andJames

AcmeY.Commodity and Phrase Bentley's

W.Tsen, manager

Japanese Chamber of Commerce L’Epargne

Building, Franco

S.A.D. - Chinoise

2; Teleph. — Panoff

21814; Cable

(See Chambers of Commerce) Ad: Lepargne

Japanese Consulate — (See Consulates)

Japan-China LiSmelters

Importers, Exporters,

Taiping Road,OilS.A.D.:Refining Co., Ltd.—

Teleph. 22874; tremer, French Rue Dau-

Cable Ad: Nikkaseiyu 21151; Cable

Bentley’s Ad: Concession;

Tyli; Codes: Teleph.

and Universal Acme,

ftl E wo T. J.Y.S.Li,C.manager

Tseng

Jardine,

—The Matheson &Co., Ltd.,

Bund, S.A.D. 3; Merchants

Telephs. P. Y.Y Chang

23871 & 23873-5 W.

M. I. Li Soong

W. S. Dupree, signs per pro. T. K. Chow

 HANKOW A369

fp Zp Bing Woo Directors—F. W. Poate, (manag-

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Hide, Skin ing director), W. A. Argent

and General Produce Brokers,—

Tungting, Whacheong and Poyang K.and

M. M. Boniface

Bryson, manager

Roads; Hydraulic Press Packers;

Telephs. 24901,

Ad: Liddell 22407 and 21145; Cable Mee-yeh Handels Compagnie, Importers

—13, Tungting Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Ligoett & Myers Tobacco Co (China), Cable Ad: Skorsten

Ltd.—1, Ewo Road;

Cable Ad • Ligmy toco Teleph. 24149;

Liu Ho Kow Mining Co., Ltd.—27, Rue Mei ChangSfc Hardware # £ g H

Co., Ship Chan-

Dautremer; Cable Ad: Liuholin dlers, Railway and Building Supplies—

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Racine Tai Ping Road, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 23353

Building, Rue Dubail

F. Allan MeiEngineers—Opposite

Loong & Co., Sanitary and Heating

London Missionary Society Y.M.C.A.. S.A.D.

(See Missions) B. K. Ton, manager

^ Lou pu

Lovatt & Byrne,& Bill

—Hongkong and Bullion

Shanghai Brokers

BankBentley’s

Bldg.; is ® 45

Telephs. 24911 cfc 21933; Code: Melchers & Co., Import and Export

£. G. Byrne Merchants,

Agents—S.A.D.Shipping

Bund No.and49;Insurance

Telephs.

Lutheran Theological Seminary 24915, 22779, 22403 (Private Ex-

(See Educational) change to all Departments), and

24617 (Hides Godown); Cable Ad:

Lutheran Board ofTeleph.

Publication — 23, Melchers

ping and Nordlloyd (for Ship-

Dept.)

Liangyi Street;

Ad: Lutherbook 23065; Cable

Lutheran Book Concern—23, Liangyi ft ft *£ *

Street; CableMortensen,

Dr. Ralph Ad: Lutherbook

manager Yuen nien hung sze

Lutheran Mission Home & Agency— Middleton, Butterfield & Co.-

Corner of Liang Ye and Huang Pei Central China Post Building, Hu-

Streets; Cable Ad : Luther nan Road, S.A.D No. 3; Telephs.

A. J. Hansen, manager 22009 and 24597; Cable Ad: Humid

H. S. Butterfield

L’Union Hermann Li

Ltd.—4,(ofRueParis) Fire Insurance

Clemenceau; Cable Co.,

Ad:

BelCh.

franAncel, manager

Z. F. Tsen, compradore Ming Sons’ Construction Co., Building

P. W. Tseng, secretary Contractors—Hunan Road, S.A.D.

3; Teleph. 24315!; Cable Ad: 9888

jig |!|£ Lung mow

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., (Incorporated MISSIONS

under the Companies Ordinances of American Bible Society—Central

Hong Kong), Hydraulic Press Pack- China Bible House, Poyang Rd. :

ers and Commission Agents—Teleph. Teleph. 23217 ; Cable Ad : Bibles ;

21909; Cable Ad : Mackenzie, Codes; Codes: C.I.M. and Missions

Acme and Bentley’s. Branches in

Shanghai, Tientsin, Chungking, Rev. R. J. Gould, prov. secy.

Ichang. London Office: 4, LloycPs Mrs. R. J. Gould

Avenue, E.C. C. A. Rao

A37{) HAXKOW

A-MJiRHnN Catmcir'MrasTos—43,. THing- Griffith John But/J'Middle tich'iol

,,, ting Road; Cable Ad: Amchu^niss Y. T. Hu and Staff

Bishop—Rt. lie-.. Logan Her- Rev. Dr. T. Gillison and wife

bert. R,oot^, o.i). C. W. Knott and wife

Suffragan Bishop—Rt. Rev. Al- Rev. S. Withers Green and wife

fred A. Gilman, s.t.d. F. F. Ba'guh'y and wife

Treasurer—F. Crawford Brown

.Secretary to BifehopC-Misfe' 0. A. Missions to Lepers (International)-

Couch —b/o Union Hospital; Cable Ad:

Chaplain to jSt. John’s English Lepmission

Church—Rev. Allen S. Lee Dr. J. L. Maxwell, hon. medical

adviser for Far Fast

AuGosTaNlAX Proou ratioS’ — 1, Rue

•Daqtremer, French Concession St.No.Joseph’s

British and Foreign Bible Society, 3 Church—Ewo Road, S.A.D,

Central China Bible House—Poyang.

Road, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Bibles Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisiia, Ltd,, Import

Rev.

Mrs.R. R.J. Gould,

J. GouldProvincial

’ Secretary and Export Merchants and Insurance

Agents— Taiping Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

C. A. Rao Cable Ad: Iwasakisal, I\yasakipro

Catholic Mission Procuration—9, ^ San-chiny

RueRev.Clemenceau, F,C. Proc.

A. Piasentin, Mitsui Buss ax Kaisha, Ltd., General

Rev. T. Cahill, Yice-Proc. Import and Export Merchants—Taiping

Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad:

Mitsui

IT ttli P*3 Aci ti v:ei

China Inland Mission—7, Whaehedrig Hi j^. Fou-chong

Road;

Lewis JonesAd:andInland:

Cable wife Molchanoef, Properties, Import and Ex-

G. B. Jackson and wife port and Tea—9, The Bund; Teleph. 124;

: Cable Ad: Molchanoff

Churi h Of Immaculate Conception—

10,YeryRtw.Fr

Rue Clemeneeau, French Concession

M. Connaught on,})astO:. MU NIC I PAL COUNCILS

Lonihjx Missionary Society—-Telepb. P it

42tK*5 : Cable Ad : Missionary Han koiv shih tih yih teh hi (Jin Ivvang li dm

’ JJonkw Administration No. 1 District, Special

Rev. F. Rowlands A wife District

Miss

Rev. ILLE. S.Moody

Box & wife

Mrs. H. B. Williams am

■ ’ WiCcho.ng'. ’ n ,■ Han kow sze Dee erh Tah hi(/\ *hu

Koran li dm

F.MissAnderson

M. Bleakly

and wife Administration of the St.,

District—57, Szeming Second Special

Special Disk

Rev. H. Bate

Miss M. Ginger

Siaoknn , , m$E®u m

, Rc.v. H. If. Wickings and wife Wai ddao j>v Hankow dee san teh pieh >

Dr. Dorothy J. Fntrican dm sze tsen kwan lee dm

Miss CL,I. Sparkes Administrative District No. 3, Muni-

Tuawhih cipal

Miss E. St Willis

^liss E. M. Haward Road, Bureau of the

S.A.D. No. Special 4, Poyang

3; Teleplis. 50 and

1176

 HANKOW A3 71

m x m & National Commercial Bank Ltd., The

Fa kwoh hung pu chu (See Banks)

Oonseil 1/Administeation Municxpale National Commercial and Savings

de la Concession Franc.use (Fieuch Bank Ltd., The—(SVe Banks;

Municipal Council) Hotel Municipal,

French Concession

President—Consul de France ft & mm m & nmm m

Conseillers -A. Picca, Ancel, Gau- Mei Shang Lien Pong Shang Yieh

tier, Chaudoin, Corhaley, It. P. | Yu Hsien Rung Sze

Piasentiy, P. Ly, J. Thu.

♦Secretaire de LaMunicipalite — -1. writers, Fed.

National Merchants and Under-

Inc., U.S.A., General

Francou Merchants, Real Estate and Insur-

Chef de la Police—Broussouloux

♦Sous id.—Massoni ance Agents—Sassoon Bldg., The

| Bund, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 23181;

Inspecteur Police—Moosevich Cable Ad: Nameruucl

Id. -Jacazaires H. B. Berntsen, president

Conducteur Travaux— Cuillaume n& ««*

Vogel—Hygiene

Trouillet—Caraplabilite Y in g-s ui-lie w-r u i-k u n g-<: e

1| Nestle

Milk and Co., Anglo-Swiss

Milk and Milk Condensed

Pro-

m i m m | ducts, Chocolates, Bonbons and Con-

Fa kwoh shun jm/antj fectionery—Union Building, Wah

French Municipal Police—Hotel Muni- Box Cheong Road; Teleph. 23769; P.O.

cipal, French Concession 51; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

F. Broussouloux, chef de la Garde Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C: 5th edu. &

J. Massoni, s/chef de la Garde Western Union.

P. Jacazaires, inspecteur H. S. Kao, local manager

J. Moossevitch, do

Japanese Municipal Council—Yamasak, Cable New Engine and Iron Works—S.A.D. 1;

Road; Japanese Concession Carl Ad: Hulsemann

Hulsemann, manager

& # X H Niagara Mineral Water Co.—14, Rue

Jip pen chine) tsah sue Nouvell,Cable French Concession : Teleph.

J A PANESK M UNICIPAL POLICE — Telepll. 21031; Ad: Niagara

C. Baron mis, propri'etor

22207

Mustard & Co., Lm, General Importers N ielsen neers, Marine M alcolm, onsulting

and Cargo Engi-

Surveyors

—18. Faucheoug Road; Telephs. and F ire Loss Assessors—Racine

21611 & 24467; Cable Ad : Mustard Building, French Concession; Te-

H. E. Smith lephs. 22771-2; Cable Ad: Nielcolm;

N anyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Code: Bentley’s. Secretaries to

Hankow Fire Insurance Associa-

Ltd., The—Chung Shan

leph. 33703; Cable Ad: 1717 Road; Te- tion. Shanghai Office: 12, The

Y. C. Hu, manager Bund

F.C. E.Allan

Pim-1 1I IM7.K.A.HartAllan

National Aniline and Chemical

U S. A., Manufacturers and Importers Co., A. J. Wood

ofBund;Indigo, Aniline Dyes, etc. — 9, Nippon Menkwa

Bentley’sCable

and Ad: Naeohankow;

Universal Trade Codes: General MerchantsKabusiiiki

for Cotton,K.usha,

Yarn,

Piece

and Goods, Silk,

Sundries—Taiping Rayon, Wool,

Road, Jute3:

S.A.D.

National City Bank of New York, Cable Ad: Menkwa

The—(See Banks) T. Tomouaga, mannger

A372 HANKOW

M: ® M n ft B j Portuguese Consulate

Nippon Yusen B-oad,

Kaisha—Union (See Consulates)

WTiacheon" S./V,D. 3;Buildings,

Teleph, I

22773-5; Cable Ad: Yusen ffi m ‘W m it m

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund Hu pt yu chen kwau li cfm, .

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 24143 and Post Office— Hupeh Postal District Head

23003 (Godown); Cable Ad: Nissikisen : Office: Cable Ad: kostos, Hankow

K. Nakanishi, manager Commissioner—V. Smith

Chief of Local Business Depart-

^ & IS 11 ment—Tsad Chien Ting

Nivea Go,, Fibre Exporters — Union Chief of Inland Business Depart-

Building, Paoshan Bd.; Cable Ad: Enryb ment—Wong Yoong Mai

P. L. Byrne, director Chief of Accounts & Checking

Department—A. G. Washbrook

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Chief of General Affairs Depart-

Union Buildings, Tungting Kd.; Teleph. ment—Wu Hou Pai

21947; Cable Ad: Union Ichang First Class Office

E. F. Hall, branch manager Aetg. Deputy Commr. — Lin

Tsoh-woo

Shasi First Class Office

Norwegian Consulate Postmaster--Cheng Kuo-hsun

(See Consulates) Wuchang Fifst Class Office

Postmaster—Kwok Tsze-ching

Zp Ping jan

Official

Boad; SwornMeasurer—23,

Teleph. 21811 Freight Tungting Jfi ip Lih shin

Official Sworn Measurer Bacine ET ' CiE. (Society

Merchants—Bacine Building,Anonyme),

Bue

and Weigher to: Dubail; Teleph. 22203 ; Cable Ad :

China Homeward Freight

New York Freight Bureau Conference Bacine

Trans-Pacific Freight Bureau E. Gautier, signs per pro.

Bombay Freight Conference

Australian Freight rf. U Hsin fou

H. E. Ramsay

Bamsay & Co. Ad:

24405; Cable -23, 'LBarasay

'ungting Boad; Teleph.

Jit Ywng hsin T. J. Bowland

Olivier-Chxne, General Import and Ex- Agencies .

port, MarineBoad;

—Peking and Fire .Insurance

Telepli. 24861; Agents

Cable

Ad: Austrasia Boyal Insurance Co., Ld.

South British

NorthDewar Insurance Co., Ld.

China

Pearce A Garriock, Commission Agents John c Sons, Ld.,Co.,Perth

Auctioneers, Bill and General Brokers— Selling Agents

Cable

P. D.E.Ad: Pearce Directory

W. Weeks

Harston | C. G. Jack Far East&(China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

Agencies Netherlands

lands, Indo-China,India,etc.)Philippine Is-

Aquarius Co.

Caldbeck, Macgregor A Co., Ld.

m m m m m. m ^ Chung Kwok Chi Tu Shcng

P ing-han-t it-lo-koon-li-kuo Chiao Shu Bui

Peiping-Hankow Bailway Adminis- Beligious Tract Society, The 35,

tration (Abbreviation: Ping-Han Poyang Boad, S.A.D. No. 3. Hankow

Bail way)—Head Office: Hankow Rev. F. G. Onley, general secty.

 HANKOW A37S

3$ Ymg than Chu yuen Sayama & Co., Importers and Export-

ers—3, Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3; Te-

Kepkesentation

turers (Hankow), for British

Ltd, Maisufac-

Engineers lephs. 22171 & 22172

and Contractors—23, Tiingting Load; S. Sayama, master

Cable Ad:

5th, Bentley’s, etc. Bebritinan; Codes: A.B.C.

m

F.A. S.C. Reynolds,

Burn, managing

directordirector

(England) Schnabel;

port and

Uaumer & Co.,-Export, Im

Insurance—61, Woo Tsu Street,

Tachimen; Telephs. 23605 (Manager),

%; Wr 24943 (Exports arid Accts. Dept.), ^2141

Reuters, Ltd.—Central China Post Build (Coiripiadore) arid 23017Maximilian

(Egg Factory);

ing, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 22371 ; Cable Cable Ad: Ailtimon,

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

Ads: Reuter and Markreuter Bentley's, Mosso and Acme

K. Schnabel, proprietor (Hiamburg)

ft ¥ E $$ If O. Klein, signs do.

R.M.Glied,

Yolkert, the firm

Robinson Piano Co.j Manufacturers do.; (Shanghai)

& Importers of Iron-framed Pianos K. Schinckel, signs per pro.

—35, Sankiao Street K. Veigel, do. (Shanghai)

P. S. Chang, manager

S. Y. Chiang G.W. Vogt

Linn j |I A.K..H. diedBaas

Rohde & Co., Importers and 2Exporters Schools (see under Educational), n?

70, Huangpei Road, S.A.D. Shanghai Commerce and Savings

O.K.Meusser,

Eschenbach signs per pro. Bank Ltd., The—(See Banks)

A: Mittag ^ ® Ssi men tze

Russian Club—(See Clubs) Siemens

MechanicalChina Co., andElectrical

Engineers Contractorsan.

Sachse, R. Architect — S.A.D. Bund; Iron St.,

and Steel Merchants—3, Wilson

S.A.D.

Teleph. 21752, Cable Ad: Sachse Motor; Code:2 Teleph. 23829; A.B.C.

Alpha, Mosse, Cable 6th

Ad:

r

St. Hilda’s School and St. Phoebe’s private Wilhelm? Ziesel, manager

School—(See Educational) C. H: Freischutz, techri. riianager

Salt Revenue, Hupeh Auditorate of g || Sien-sen

Hankow—47,

Cable Ad: Salt Yih Yuan Road, s.a.d.i; SiEmhsen ik Co., Engineers, ColitraciLrs,

Y~aoF. Yuan lun, auditor Exporters,

Agents -34, Imprirters,

HankiarigaridRoad Insurance

(The

E. L. Dobbs co-auditor Bund), S.A.D. No. 1; Telephs. 23607,

m^ # ft h 22261

All(For and

modern 22448; Cable Ad: Siemssen;

Codessee Shanghai Section)

San Peh Steam Navigation Co , Ltd. Agencies,

Hoong On Building; .Cable Ad: Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiang Han

San Peh. Head Office: Shanghai;

Agents in Hankow: The Hoong On Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad: Siriger

S. N. Co., Ltd. Skinner & Appleton, Drs„ Physicians

P. H. Kao, manager and Surgeons—Teleph. 24301

6t. Joseph’s Church (See Missions) Sobbe, H., Shipping arid Commission

j|§ jj? Sha sun Agent—1, The Bund S.A.D. No. 3-

Sassoon

12, British Bund Telephs. 24807 and Cable Ad: Sobbe; All Codes

H.R.Sobbe

24807

C. CableE. Minny,Ad: Sassoons

sub-agent H. Schraube,

Weber, partner do.

C. de Luz Miss H. Glatzer

 A3 7 4 HANKOW

.JSpencek Kellogg & Sons oe Canada

Ltd.,

VegetableExporters of Wood

Oils—35, Rue DuOi!bail, other Thurier ifi& Kohk,

andFrench ^ Tien yu

Provision, Wine and

Concession; Teleph. 23811, Cable Ad: Spirit Merchants,

andJ. Commission General importers

Agents

Agertol; Codes: Acme, Bentley,

Head Office: Buffalo, New York Private. Thurier

F. Thurier j L. Thurier

^ H Mei Foo £ Pan an

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Petroleum Union Insurance Society of Can-

and its Products—National City ton, Ltd.—Union Buildings,

Bank Building, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad:Tungting Union

22971; Cable Ad : Standvac R. F. Hall, branch mamger

E. R. Hykes, manager

B. L. Gregory, A. T. Parker, A. Union Radio Sekvige, Radio, Sound and

E. Evans, M. L. Southwick, Electrical Supplies, Importers and

R. V. Sweeny, Mrs. A. Hut- Manufacturers Representatives— 4,

chinson* Mrs. H. Evans, C. F. Tung Jen Li, Poyang

Harrs, Miss A. Radomski and 3; Teleph. 23051; CableRoad, S.A.D. No.

Ad: Unionradio

T. C. Malcolm T. K. Whang, manager

Star Ricksha Co.—6, Rue Paris; Cable O.Export, E. Vongehr, Import,Federal

Shipping, Inca U. S. A.,

Insurance—

Ad: Staricko David Sassoon Building: (.able Ad:

Alacrity; Codes: Acme, Bentley, A.B.C.

SunCentral

Life Assurance 5th edn. and 5th improved. Branches

Road; S.A.D. Post Co.

China3, Teleph. of Canada— at 119, Jinkee Road, Shanghai, also at

Building,

22009 andHunan24597; Chungking and Wanhsien, Szechuen

Cable Ad : Humid O. E. Vongehr, president

H. S. Butterfield, agent P. C. Low, export manager

SungT.Sing Cotton Mill No. 4—Chiaokow EW. I.Owen

K. Yung, managing director V. L.C, Yap

Lee |1 C.N. K.V. Ting Li

Swiss Consulate—(/?ee Consulates)

fy] Z!e/t ming

m Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel—French

Teh shih ku hwo yu hung sue Con.;

Mrs.Teleph.

A. Saint21904;Pol,

Cableproprietress

Ad: Terminus

Texas

PetroleumCo., (China), Ltd., The, Texaco I. E. Roberts, hotel manager

Kiang HanProducts Road;— N.K.K.

Telephs.Building,

22215 W. Ebner, assistant manager

(Manager),

Texaco 22415 (General); Cable Ad: Wah Changand Exporters,

Trading Engineers

Corporation

Hankow Office: Importers

Contractors—23, Rue Dautremer, French and

G.H. A.G. Flynn,

Stewartmanager Concession; Teleph. 21151; Cable Ad:

S.MissK. J.Svensen Tyli;

Universal Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Hankow Wood

Installation: T. Y. Li, Hankow, representative

A.F. E.Inch, supt.

Schmitt

Changsha:

F. A. Abbott 11ftwa-kee-sheng-hmu)

m & %

Chungking: Walkie

General Trading Corporation,

Importers Ltd.. The,

J. W. Powell Agents—Hunan RoadandS.A.D.Commission

No. 3;

iHr Tong Sung Teleph.

Shanghai, 21547;Kiukiang,

Cable Ad:Changsha

Walkie andandat

Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants — Chengchow

UnionScrutiny;

Ad: Buildings;Codes:

Teleph.A.B.C.

29307;5thCable

and H.Charles

C. Tong,T.managing director

Bentley’s Yao, manager

C. H. Wong, chief accountant

 HANKOW A375

Wan Alow & Go., Coal Merchants and AliSs J. Lasinska

Forwarding Agents—123, Hankiang Miss L. Hays

Hoad

WamowiS.A.D.: Teleph. 1997; Cable Ad: Miss C. Klingenberg

Miss E- Ladar

Wesley College —(See Educational) @r tt IS S H 0 at

Yang & Company, ChineseArbitrators

Chartered and

Ac-

Wkkner G. Smith Company, The, (of countants; Auditors,

Fire Loss Assessors- 33, Itue de Paris

Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.), Wood Oil

Merchant—46, Kue Dautremer. F.C.; Extension, t rench Concession

Telephs. 21171 and 21172; Cable Ad: Wer- P. Y. Yang, c.e.A.

snaithco; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Y. H. Tang, c.c.a.

Li .lui, manager T. K. Zih, C.C.A.

West Coast Life Insurance Co. of San

Francisco—1,

N.K.K. Building;TheTeleph.

Bund;21773/5

S.A.D. 3; Yee-tsoong-yun-shao-yen-ch ao-koo-fun

H. Sobbe, district mgr. yu-hsieit king-sze

YeeLtd.Tsoong

— PoyangTobacco

Load, Distributors,

S.A.D. No. 3;

JJ] £> !§ iff iVey loo kung sze Teiephs. 22303 (Exchange all Depts.),

Whitea WAY, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Drapers, 24743 Dept.),

(Accounting Dept.), 24051

*23915 (General), 24743

(Trafiic

(Alter

Outfitters,

importers Glass

of and

Boots China

and Alefehants,

Shoes, etc.— Olhce tlours); Cable Ad: Po whattan

S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 24129; Cable Ad: F. IN. Merritt, dept, manager

Warfield Accounting Department:

W. J. Ward, manager VY. S. E- James

W. It. O’Brien, asst, manager K. Al. Oampoell

L. C. Sung, chief clerk J. W. Foster

T. E. Bluck Traffic Department:

D. S. Edmunds C. T. Biggin

E. Stephenson H. A. iioseman

A. H. Turner L. Ai. de Luz

W. A. ftichardson Order Department:

W. C. Loynes G. E. Avasia

C. Chang Advertising Department:

A. Fating 1 L. Loh

E. Toomiya 1 Caretaker’s Department:

M. Koizumi L. J. Bodrigues

G. Yoshitami Stenographic Department:

T. Kiyasu Aliss T. H. O'Driseoll

J. llozario Aliss F\ H. Calder

Y.E. Sangaland

Shestakoff Aliss V. Dewsbury

Miss N. Dunn Aliss P. MacKenzie

Miss M. Dunn Hupeh Division :

Mrs. A. Silva W. H. E. Coates

Mrs. A. Vanghan G. M. Alellin

Mrs. T. O’Leary Honan Division :

Mrs. Clara de Silva I. L. Berthet

Miss L. Shouin D. Brinsden (Chengchow)

Aiiss F. Sayce Hunan Division :

Aliss T. Vieira G. B. King (Changsha)

Miss A. Boole R. P. Dobson do.

Miss Korniloff Szechueii Division:

Mrs. Petroff H. L. Mecklenburgh (Chungking)

Miss O. Or!off D. O. Seymour (Chengtu)

Miss N. Stakios Yokohama Specie Bank

Airs. F. Misono (See Banks) ;

Mme. Bourdeau

A376 HANKOW—YOUHOW

Young Brothers Trading Co., Ex- Yung Tai & (Jo., Gieneral Drapers

porters of Hankow China Wood Oil and Gentlemen’s Outtivters and Milliners—

other Szechuen Products, Importers 57,T.Sankiao St., S.A.D. 2

P. Yang, manager

and Commission Agents—Young Bros.

Banking Corporation Building, Kiang- # ^ -t ^ n

hsm Road (1st floor), S.A.D. 3; Telephs. Hankow Chitu c/uao Ch'ing nien kui

22421 (general), 22424 (manager), 22425 Young Men’s Chkistian Association or

(installation); Cable Ad: Yangbrosco; Hankow—Gable

Codes : Acme, Bentley’s and Private. Missions and C.LM.Ad: Flamingo; Codes:

Branches at Wauhsien, Chungking,

Changteh, Ichang, Tsingshih and. Zenith Studio, Portraiture, Enlarg-

throughout Szechuen Province ing, Developing and Printing—217,

T. S. Yang, managing director Kiang Han Hoad, S.A.D. 3, Branch

C. C. Yang, manager Office: Killing Street, Ruling, Kiangsi

YOCHOW

Yochow, with a population of some 500,000 is situated in latitude 29° 2ti' 29" N. and

longitude 113° 11' 6" E. at the outlet of the Tungting Lake. Past it ebbs and flows

practically

peritybeing

of thethe wholeasofitthesimply

tradepasses

of Hunan, which, however, addsdueslittle to the pros-

city the place,

gateway of the province by after

holds a very having paid its

strategic position and

fromduties. The

a military

point

warring factions, whenever there is internicine strife in this centre. The openingtheof

of view and consequently has always been a bone of contention among

Changsha in July, 1904, took away much of Yochow’s transit trade. The recently-

completed Canton-Hankow Railway passes through Yochow.

The province

explorer—a of Hunan

Forbidden used to beit tois foreign

Land—rand only twocommercedecadeswhatago Tibet has been towere

that foreigners the

stoned out of

attitude ” ofto the Yoohow.

all foreigners, In 1904, the; people were described as showing a “friendly

activities extremists which

in thisattitude

province.is now well maintained in spite of the recent

The province is rich in many forms of wealth, though the inhabitants say it

consists

are of “ cotton,

rice, raw three parts

ramie,mountain,

lotus nuts, sixvegetable

water, andtallowone arable soil.”oil.TheInstaple

and wood pastexports

years

much rice was allowed to leave the province, with the result that the Hunan people

themselves have at times suflered acutely from rice famine.

and Steam launches

passengers, underandriver

steamers

passes;runandthrough from Hankow

from Yochow to inlandto Changsha

places known withascargo

the

"Lake

YiyangPorts” under Inland

and Tsingshih. TheWaters

businessSteam Navigationmore

is increasing, Rules—principally

particularly, with to Changteh-

the last,

mentioned place.

The city

however, notofadapted

Yochowforis perched on a bluff

transitat trade, and initfiveoffers

a verynopicturesque

shelter for way.

small Its siteTheis

craft.

fiort has,

romother therefore,

the Yangtsze, been opened

where a the Chengling,

smallsteamer

creek anchorage miles

provides theis needed to the north

shelter and only a mile

and vessels, though bad, being fullyforexposed

cargo-boats

to the

frequent

Chinese northerly

Government gales,

has while

set the

aside a bottom

place affords

for a bad holding

cosmopolitan ground.

settlement, Here

for the

which

they have provided roads, police, etc.; the site contains level ground for business

purposes,

good and well

healthyraised,

sitesbutfor not too high

foreign houses.aboveWork floodonlimits, while higher

the formation of theground gives

Settlement

 YOCHOW A377

and

have bunding operations

beenat built. was

It isand

to be commenced in 1900, and a Custom House and Quarters

situated Chengling

British, Japanese and Chinese not noted,

at Yochow

shipping

therefore, thetliatname

firmsas maintain

the would

YoohowleadCustomone toHouse

regular communications believe.

with

is

the “ Lake Ports” and have their agents stationed at Chengling. Given peace, Cheng-

ling is undoubtedly

occupation one ofbythethemost

of this port healthyArmy

Cantonese townsininAugust,

the Yangtsze

1926, theValley.

ChenglingSinceBluff

the

has twice been fortified and the Harbour mined in order to prevent a hostile army

coming down river from Shasi.

A noteworthy feature of 1907 was the connection of Changteh by steamer during

thehigh-waterwith

Connection season—June

Changteh toisOctober—the

now maintained resulting trade being

practically valued at the

throughout Tls. 617,000.

year by

steamers of the river type, and tugs and lighters. Buoys and lights were established in

1907 to mark the channel across the lake. The difficulties and risks of this route are

considerable,

longer route via andLulintan;

it is probable that itofwillthebesharp

on account foundbends

advisable

of the toliiver

adoptYuan

theinsomewhat

its lower

reaches, specially adapted steamers will probably

making Changteh an “open port” was considered in 1906 and again taken have to be used. The questionup ofin

the spring of 1915, and Chinese officials visited the place to enquire into the conditions,

but

In it still remains

1920, a new open only to vessels under Inland Water Steam Navigation rules.

Navigation andorganization

channels wasforinstituted

the technical

by thecontrol

Customs. of the Middle Yangtze Aids to

The Standard - Vacuum Oil Company has established an oil installation at

a point abouterecting

contemplates two miles

three below

more. theTheSettlement.

first oil tanker It direct

has erected three tanks

from California and

arrived

distribution for the upper Yangtsze and the “Lake Ports,” such as Changteh, Yiyangof

here during the high water season of 1926. This installation will be the centre

and Tsingshih.

the then disturbedAlthough all oilthewasusewithdrawn

conditions, of the tanksfromhasthebeent anks in May,since

resumed 1927,June,

owing1928.to

Trade in 1936

Chenglingki (I)® gg tit), where the Yuchow Customs function, is of no great

commercial importance. Owing, however, to its favourable geographical posi-

tion at the entrance to the Tungting Lake, it serves as a transporting centre for

merchandise shipped to and from the Lake ports such as Changteh ( is )>

Yuenkiang ( ^ jx ), Tsingshih ( ^ rjj ), and Yiyang ( ££ ). Since the rout

of communists from Western Hunan and the complete extermination of bandit

remnants on the Kiangsi-Hunan border, this section of Hunan Province has

enjoyed peace. In addition to the restoration of peace in the interior, excellent

crops were harvested during the year under review. A general survey of the

port’s trade conditions shows signs that the depression is passing and that

prospects are bright for a return to more prosperous times, especially in view

of the completion in September of the Canton-Hankow Railway, which will

afford quick and cheap means of transportation for Hunan products to the

coast. The principal item of foreign import trade was, as usual, kerosene oil,

of which 3,820,753 litres was imported as compared wnth 4,225,054 litres during

1935. Although a decrease was registered, these figures are not entirely indica-

tive of actual trade, as arrivals of duty-paid oil from Hankow exceeded those

of the previous year. Other petroleum products imported were 105,992 litres

of gasolene and 148 tons of fuel oil. There w^ere besides, considerable quantities

of duty-paid sugar, paper, long seaweed, and black pepper imported from

Hankow'. Yochow had no direct exports, native products destined for foreign

ofcountries

cargo atbeing re-exported

Yochow. at Hankow

The domestic tradeanddeveloped

treated assatisfactorily.

an interport The movement

value

of coastwise imports of Chinese produce advance from $6 million to $10 million,

and coastwise exports from $7.9 million to $13.8 million. The importation of

native cotton piece goods registered a large inci-ease, most of the foreign piece

goods being replaced by native articles, chiefly due to the higher cost of the

foreign manufactures, which are out of reach of the ordinary buyers. Salt

from Haichow reached a total of 1 million quintals, valued at $5 .5 million,

A378 YOCHQW—«HAS]

Yochow having long been a distributing centre of this commodity for the

nej,ghbour:iiig districts. The, mainstay of export trade was wood oil. Ship-

ments increased from 114,247 quintals valued at $5.9 million in 1,935 to 140,564

quintals valued at $11.6 million. The establishment of the China Vegetable

Oils -Corporation during the year aimed at improving the quality of woOd oil

to a standard that would meet with an encouraging reception in foreign

markets, ft ext to wood oil came ramie from Yuenkiang, the quantity exported

being 35,403 quintals valued at $1.6 million. Considerably improved figures

were also recorded in the exportation of raw cotton, lotus-iidts, broad beans,

rice,theandincessant

by wheat. drop

Steam navigation

in the in the

water-level sinceSiang River wasandgreatly

the autumn, Hampered

much cargo had

to be shipped by junk, otherwise better figures would have been shown in the

Customs statistics.

DIRECTORY

n m & ® W Church

:formed A TaMission

me fuh—jaoYochow

ice-i

Customs, Chinesi; Maritime

Commissioner,—W. R. Myers I Hi City; Cable Ad: Evrechurch

Rev. and Mrs E. A. Beck

111 A wo Ltd., .Mer- John D. Beck and wife

JAHimus, M-athesox & Co., Rev. & Mrs. Sterling W. Whitener

chants Mrs. M. B. Hoy

, Chen Sung Tsun, agent Miss G. B. Hoy, secretary

Miss A. E. Traub

Pit Chi Steamship Co.—Cable Ad : Miss M. E. Myers

0361 Miss E. J. Flatter

Hong 8ai Dong, agent Rev. & Mrs. T. F. Hilgeman

SHASJ

Tfl Sha-si

Cshasi (the “market on the sands”) roughly 900 miles from the sea, is one of the

ports opened to foreign trade under the Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) the official

declaration

miles belowofIctiang.

the opening It is being datedfrom

reclaimed the 1st

the October,

river by 1896. The port issystem

a magnificent about 85of

dykes and canals. The district suffers periodically from the flooding of the Yangtze.

On. July,of4th,

history Shasi,1935,andthenearly

river plunged

rose to over

a height of 35.7

the dyke into feet,

the low'the-lying

highest

roofslevel in the

of 100,000

inhabitants,

disappeared Many lives

underoccurred were

the waters. lost in surrounding districts and whole towns

anti- foreign riot at Shasi.On The the Customs

9th andOffice 10thandMay, 1898, a serious

the residence of the

Commissioner, the Customs boats, the premises of the China Merchants’

their hulk, the office of the Foreign Board, the Japanese Consulate, the premises- Company and

occupied

Matheson by the native

a number of Messrs. Butterfield & Swire and Messrs. Jardine,

mobs,driven

were kerosene

out of being

the port, used toof feed

narrowly

newly-erected

escaping with

Chinese houses

the conflagration,

their liv es. thewere

and The burntresidents

foreign

Custom-house

by the

was-

re opened on the 1st July of the same year. In August, 1898, an area 3,800 Chinese

feet in length, by 800 to 1,200 in breadth, lying along the riverside below the town,

wasassigned to Japan as a Japanese Concession but was not developed

land on which it would have stood has since undergone erosion. The British Consulate and much of the-

was withdrawn in January, 1899, British interests being placed under the care: of the

 SHASI A 379

Consul at Ichang, whereas the outburst of Sino-Japanese hostilities in August, 1937

necessitated a complete evacuation of the Japanese Consul and his staff and up to-now

their probable return is very remote. A telephone service was introduced in March,

1921. A motor bus service between Shasi and Hankow was compteled in 1933, while

bus a.m.services

7Hankow also run to Ichang

andtoreach in the 4west. Motor buses now leave Shasi daily at about

Shasi Hankow

takes fromsoon

twoafter

to threep.m.days,

on thebus

by same

nineday.

hoursTheandtripbybyairsteamer

one andfrom

half

hours!

numerous serpentine curves of the river being avoided by the plane.halfThe

The distance by water is nearly 300 miles and by air only one as great, the

Air-mail

and passenger service between Hankow and Chungking via

commenced in April 1931. Flights are made three times a week. A private companyShasi and Ichang was

supplies the Shasi public with electricity. The Hankow Press Packing Co., Ltd.

■ (Shasi Branch) started operations in September 1929, while the Shasi Cotton Testing-

Department

imodities, of Hankow organ,

Bureau of Inspection and Testing 1929.

for Commercial Com-

Weaving aand governmental

Spinning Factory commenced

was informally workopened

in October

in May 1931The withShasi Cotton

a capital of

$1,000,000. The Bank

•Communications have of China,

branch Shanghai

offices at Shasi, Commercial

besides a

few other Bank andestablish-

banking Bank of

ments. The Young Brothers Banking Corporation is the only one having a modern

and large building on the main street. A fine new bund, one of the best on the

Yangtze, was completed along the Yang Ma Tou section of the waterfront in 1935.

Trade in 1936

After the disastrous floods from which Shasi suffered during 1936 a remark-

ably good harvest increased the purchasing power of the district, and the year

1936 was on the whole a profitable one. The value of trade as recorded in

•Customs statistics was as follows: direct foreign imports, #139.000 as against

$112,000 in 1935; coastwise imports of Chinese merchandise $4.6 million as

against $3.4 million; exports abroad, #6,291 as against nil; and coastwise

■ exports of Chinese produce, $17 million as compared with $9.7 million. Sugar

continued to be the main item of direct foreign import, 10,744 quintals being

imported as against 9,189 quintals. Among coastwise imports, the leading

items were cotton piece goods^ valued at $1.4 million as against $990,000; salt,

valued at $1.1 million as against $440,000; cigarettes, valued at $610,000 as

..against $510,000; and gunny bags, valued at $236,000 as against $53,000. Of

domestic exports, raw cotton easily holds first place, 167,331 quintals valued at

$9.7 million being exported as compared with 117,836 quintals valued at $5.9

million in 1935. Sesamum seed formed the second item of importance, 144,299

■quintals valued at $2.3 million being exported during the year. Cotton yarn

again formed an appreciable item, although there was a slight diminution as

.compared with 1935, 15,411 quintals valued at $1.7 million being exported as

against 15,779 quintals valued at $1.5 million. During the first half of the year a

shortage of rice prevailed, but abundant crops in the autumn completely chang-

ed the position, and eventually 216,242 quintals valued at $1.7 million left port

ns compared with 149,035 quintals valued at $1.3 million in 1935. Broad beans

registered a big increase, total exportation being 192,309 quintals valued at

#856,000, as against 23,592 quintals valued at $100,000 in the previous years.

During the year the Ming Sung Industrial Company opened ai> office at Shasi

•to deal with shipping. Aeroplanes on the Hankow-Chungking run fly west-

wards on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday and eastwards on Wednesday,

Friday, and Sunday. The motor bus service between Hankow-Sham-Ichang, sus-

pended during the floods, now runs two two regular schedule. Towards the end

*»f the year the river dropped rapidly, causing some inconvenience b> shipping.

A380 S11 AS I-CHANGSHA

DIRECTOR Y

Aknhoi/U 6l (Jo., Ltu.~Cable Ad: Harchi Italian Trading Co.

Boiterfjbld & Swire, Merchants and Wong Han Cheng, agent

Steamship Agents

Consulate, Great Britain * v»

Consul—E. Jardine, Matheson ifc Co., Ltd.

Ichang) W. P. Mills (resident at C. J. Wei, agent

Agents

HH iff £1? Shasi Kwan Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Commissioner

Leh of Customs -Chang Pai Post Office

Assistant—Chou Postrhastet^Cheng Kuo-hsiin

Acting, AssistantChinTiclesurveyor

Cheng and

Acting Harbour Master—Sia Liang The Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Bank, Ltd.—Cable Ad: 0794

R. C. Tsing, manager

Evangelical Lutheran Mission—Cable j

Ad:E. Melchim Standard-Vacuum Oil Company-Cable

A. C.C. Zilnmermann

DiSrs and wifeand wife Ad:Austin

StandYang

vac

Hankow Press Packing Co. (Shasi Branch; Yee Tsoong Distributors, Ltd. — Cable

Arnhold A Co., Ltd., secretaries and |j Ad: Powhattan

VV.general

A. Price,managers

manager Woo Lien Sung

C II A N G 8 II A

& Jl Chaug-sha

Changsha (or “Long-sands,” as the Chinese words may be translated) is the capital

city of the province of Hunan. It stands on the right bank of the Siang river, which

flows into the Tungting lake, and is about 100 miles south of the opening of the lake

into the Yangtsze at the north-eastern corner of the province. It is in lat. 28.10 N.

and long. 113.U1 E.

The name first; occurs about B.C. 220 as that of the 36th and last of the com-

manderies into which the First Emperor divided the land after conquering it. It was

used as the name of one of the kingdoms for about 100 years (B.C, 202-101)

during the Han dynasty. Its greatest mark in history was its successful resistance to

the 90 days’ siege by the Taiping rebels in 1852 by methods which, afterwards

employed elsewhere, led to the final defeat of the rebels by Tseng Kuo-fan, the greatest

of all Chinese statesmen in the nineteenth century.

Changsha was opened as a treaty port by the China-Japan treaty of 1903. The

Custom House was established on July 1st, 1904; a Japanese Consulate followed in

November, and a British Consulate the next year. Since then, America and Germany

have also sent representatives. These have since been withdrawn and Japan and!

Great Britain are the only countries which now maintain Consular posts in the port.

 CHANGSHA A381

The Clrucliow-Shuichow section of the Canton-Hankow

in August. The first tlirough train left Canton at 11 p.m. on September 1st and Railway was completed

reached Wuchang at 8.30 p.m. on September 3rd. The provisional schedule calls for a

regular service administration

by the railway of two trains perfrom weekEngland

in eachisdirection, but the rolling

not yet available and much stockremains

orderedto

be done before the the whole line will, be in full running order. The service of the

Eurasia Aviationin Corporation

was suspended July, 1935, hasbetweennot yetPeking, Hankow, Changsha and Canton, which

been re-opened.

the The surrounding

river, where country is hilly and picturesque, especially on the“ YowestFoothills'

bank of

connected by its thename Yoluhshan

with therisesgreat

someNan-yo

900 ft. high. This

or “Southern hill,Peak,”

called is not actually,”

connected

on slopewith witthehinpurports

Peak in its physical geography, topthough thea replica

Buddhistof themonastery

Yii itsTablet, iswhich the Nan-yoto hediocese.

a monumentNear theraised byridge

theisGreat Yii, in thefamous

third

millennium B.C., in commemoration of his having redeemed the hooded lands of those

days. The original stands on the most southern ridge of the

is a range of hills 20 miles long. The original is, however, a shameless fraud which “Southern Peak,” which

cannot be dated earlier than the twelfth century A.D. The whole story of anyone in

those verylegend

baseless earlyand daysnothaving any knowledge

historically of the couritry

authenticated fact. Theas far hill,south as Hunan

however, retainsis

some

temple sanctity from the legend and has a, Confucian college at its base, a Buddhist

the “ Hillin ofthethecentre

ThreeofReligions.”

the slope, and The!aCollege

Taoist shrine

boasts on theitspossession

ridge—henceof somethevery

namefineof

Chou dynasty bronzes and also .‘pine autograph writings

Hsi, who was connected with the college in the twelfth century. Near the Buddhistof the,celebrated scholar, Chu

monastery,

wooded, and thein the

treesspring

are exceptionally

(when the tall and

azaleas ure large.

i n

flower) Theor whole

autumn sldpe

(whenheretheisleaves

well-

are of all tints) view

aa commanding the scenery is of greatstretches

beauty.of the

FromSiangthe balconyside, of theandTaoist thetemple

bird’s-eye view ofofthethe whole

southern city of Changsha and ofontheoneintervening onisland other

are

obtainable.

One of the finest buildings inside the city is a memPriat

In the beautiful gardens of this temple there is now established a High School and temple to Tseng Kuo-fan.

B.College

Sc., isfor

thegirls,

greatthe Principal of which,

grand-daughter Miss Tseng, who

of the distinguished holds thehimself.

statesman LondonTheredegreeisofa

second

Tseng Kuo fan. There is also a temple on one of the western, streets to, Chia ofT,

memorial temple to Tso Tsung-t’ang, one of the most famous lieutenants

the most celebrated scholar of his day, who died in ’ Changsha, B.C. 16.Y In the

temple is a marble settee which is alleged to have been used by Chid I.

Outside the city there is a very tine hospital, which was erected at a cost of

$185,000 by a former Yale graduate for the use of the Hu nan-Yale Medical , College

The direction of the hospital .is in the hands of a board, composed equally of repre-

sentatives of the Hunan gentry and the Yale Mission. The Yale School and College

buildings are in the immediate neighbourhood. These are all outside the north gate.

Outside the south gate are thp famed antimony works , pf the Huachang Company,

which has branch oflices inthe Wool worth Building, New York. .There'tire two

electric-lighting companies.

On the island are to he found the British Consulate and the residences of the

indoor Customs and Post Office staff's and of the managers of the Standard Oil,

Asiatic Petroleum, British-American Tobacco Companies, Buttprfield tfe Swire and

many other mercantile firms.

Many new roads have been built and motor buses now run daily direct to Ning-

siang, Yiyang, Changteh and Taoyuan to the Northwest, Hengchowfu, Leiyang.

Chenchow and Ichang to the South and to Siangtan and Packing to the Southwest

from Changsha. The Ohangsha-Kweichow road, which runs via Ghangteh,

T’aoyuan, Shenchow (Yuanling), Ch’enhsi and Yuanchow (Chihkiang), to

Hwanghsien on the Kweichow border—a distance of about 835 kilometres—

has been completed and opened to traffic. From Hwanghsien it is necessary

to travel for two days by chair before the journey can he continued by road

A382 CHANGSHA

to Kweiyang. The Changsha-Szechwan road, branches off from the Chang&ha-

Kweichow read at Shenchow (Yuanling), whence it runs via Luhsi, Ch’ien-

•ch'eng, Yungsur and Gh’at’uug, to Hsiushan- a distance of 220 kilometres.

The road-bed has been laid as far as Ch’at’tmg: It is hoped that the surfacing

with stone and gravel will be completed and the road be opened to through

tiaffic by November this year. The Changsha-Changteh-Licbow-Tungyomiao

lias been extended and opened to traffic as far as Shasi on the Yangtze. The

Changsha-Hankow road, via P’ingkiang, T’ungcli’eng and Tsungyang is

complete except for a distance of 25 kilometres between P’ingkiang and

T’ungch’eng. Progress is being made with this section/ however, and through

traffic between Changsha and Hankow' is now under discussion. The Changsha-

Kwangsi road, via Siangtan, Hengchow, Hungch’iao. Ch’ijang and Yungchow

{Lingiing, to Lishanp’u on the Kwangsi border, has been completed and

opened to traffic. From the border it is necessary to travel by chair for half

a day to Hwangsbaho, whence the road has been completed as far as Kweilin.

The Changsha-Kwantung road, via Siangtan, Hengchow- and Lei yang, to

Pingshek was completed and opened to traffic two years ago.

Tradk ix 1936

The chief encouragements to trade at Changsha, in what must be considered

& most prosperous year Oil the whole, were: favourable weather for agricultural

products in general; excellent idee crops and fair prices therefor ; a good

demand and considerably better prices for minerals (which share with rice in

being the mianstay of the export trade); stabilisation of the foreign exchange

market as a result of the Government’s new monetary policy instituted in

November 1935; improvements in land communications; the work done towards

the rehabilitation of such areas in the province as had been flood and/or com-

munist-bandit stricken in recent years; and the generally peaceful state of the

■country side throughout the year, despite the alarums raised at one time by the

temporary invasion of the province by Kwangtung and Kwangsi troops. The

chief hindrances to trade, on the other hand, were: some initial sceptism,

successfully combated by the Provincial Authorities with the help of the local

hanking institutions, regarding the outcome of the Government’s new currency

and nationalisation of silver measures enforced in November 1935, which led to

very cautious trading during the first half of the year ; the unrest caused by

the invasion of the province on the south by Kwangtung and Kwangsi troops,

in June; and the long and extra troublesome low water season, which restricted'

trade considerably during the last three months of the year, impeded the

movement of cargoes, caused unusual difficulties to shipping companies, and

resulted in correspondingly heavy increases in freight rates. In support of the

above statement that 1936 “must he considered a most prosperous year ou the

whole” the evidence of the following Customs trade statistics may be given :

value of the direct imports from abroad, $5.7 million 'as against $3.9 million

In 1935; value of the coastwise importations of Chinese produce, $26.5 million

•as against $22.1 million; value nf the direct exportations of Chinese produce

to foreign countries (postal parcels only), $2,000 as against nil; and value of

the coastwise exportations (including re-exportations) of Chinese produce,

$27.6 million as against $17.9 million. The substantial increase in trade show n

by Ihese figures is adduced only as evidence of the upw ard trend in trade during

the year: the. figures can by no means be taken as representing the whole value of

(he trade of the port, seeing that they take no account of the coastwisa

importations of foreign goods under Customs control of which statistics are no

longer recorded nor of junk-bcme: and. rail-borne freight not under Customs

control. Additional evidence of an unusually good volume of trade was

supplied by the demand for freight -space, which led to several extra vessels

 CHANGSHA A 383*

beij,ig pijSped on the Changsha route and, consequently, an increase : of'SO.OOo

tons (or over 10' per. cent) being recorded in the port’s shipping returns for

vessels under .General, Kegulatiom. In the ‘list.’of direct foreign iinpdHs Of

f'hangsha, kerosene oil stamls. fin-st in fesj)ec;t both of value and duty. The

total amount withdrawn from bond and. paying duty in 1936'was 20,499,712

litres as against 17,260,374 litres in 1935. Nevertheless, the actual Consump-

tion in. this province is greater, than the figures indicate, , In order to1 meet

local demands fully, a certain quantity ,i' duty-paid cargo was imported in

tins by lighters during the last thf(?e months of the year when the'.lev^l of the'

Siang River.was low. This sign of prosperity.is chiefly accounted for by rich 1

harvests of, rice, and other agricultural products during, flte year. The? lower1

price ruling in the market was $9.31 (in the beginning’ of the year) pel 2

tins of 18.93 litres each; while the highest price was $9.70 at the end of the

year. Sugar is second on the list of imports, with an aggregate amount of 78,812

quintals, representing a decrease of 17,202 quintals from a total of 96,014

quintals in 1935. This slump may be partly explained by excessive imports in

1935, when a rumour prevailed that the import tariff rate would be increased,

and partly by a certain quantity/wljich -yrasysuniggled in by native junks at

the beginning of the year, when tin Customs preventive stations were not yet

established on the railways connecting Hankow with the North. With, the

completion of more highways, ■; couplc'd with military requirement^, -direct

imports of gasolene jumped from nil to 2,094,949 litres, which plated * this

conimodtty theird in ;the list qf imports, In previous years this article-’

usually paid duty either at Shanghai or Hankow and was then exported to this,

port in tins. In 1936 this line of business became so important thati ^e, Asiatic

Petroleum Company constructed a tank for storage pupjqses .and, imported

their cargo in hulk, paying duty,and dues here. As to the port’s tw o principal

sources of wealth referred to above, rice, and minerals, every endeavour was

made by the Provincial Authorities to keep the piqee of rice:'coilbtgntIy above

$8 per Shih tan, and as to quantity, over 800,000 quintals of this commodity

was exported coastwise qii .vessel^ uqder Customs control as against only 223,000

quintals in 1935; as regards to minerals, prices v,;ere higher thgu’ ^h' 1&35 by.

about 10 per cent, in (the, oase ,ofrzinc ore and manganese pie, by about 20 per

cent in the case of tin slabs, crude antimony, and antimony oxide^ by about

30 per cent in the case of antimony regulus, ,qnd by,about 60 per cent in, the

case of wolfram ore (tungsten), while the quantities of these'minerals exported

through the Customs for;1936. There was a fair demand for tea oil from Japan,

exports amounting to 15,687 quintals as compared with 18,275 qaintals diiring

1935. Exports of wood oil totalled 33,151 quintals as against 33,512 quintals

during 1935. Production is reported to have been’twice as. great as ip 1935,

through, i Owing to heavy speculation in the beginning ot* the year when the

price was low, local dealers were unable jto profit by the higher prices ruling

later on. Changsha now possesses 12 banks, nearly all of which’are ’according

credit facilities to farmers in various ways with the object on increasing the

agricultural productions• of the province. Since the enforcement of the Gov-

ernment’s new monetary policy there has been no tiuptuatipp in the rates of

exchange. *1 per thousand being universally charged by all banks as .remittance

fee from Changsha to Shanghai and vice verm. In the middle of May .i936 the.

main construction work on the Canton-Hankow Railway was completed. The

three bridges over the Lei, Lu and Mei were successfully finished, as was the work on

more than 20 tunnels. The lirst train started to run from Canton to Hankow on tlu>

1st September. It takes.,44 hours to complete the whole journey, which covers a dis-

tance of 1,090 kilometres. 1 At the close of the year there were still some 40,000 workers

on this line employed in the improvement of the road-beds arid on the'eonstruction of

railway stations. On the completion of this work and with the arrival from England

°f new locomotives and trains, direct communication between Canton and Peiping will

 -A 38 4 CHANGSHA

be possible in less than 72 hours. The railway from Nanchang to Pinghsiang

is also under construction, and it is hoped that by the end of August 1937 the

whole line will be open to traffic and Changsha thus connected with Shanghai

by railway via Nanchang and Hangchow. Plans for the projected Hunan-

Kwangsi and Hunan-Szechwan Railways are Under consideration. During the

year great progress was made in the sphere of long-distance telephones services,

while the nine-province long-distance telephone between Changsha and Nanchang

was opened to the public during the early part of the year, followed by comple-

tion of the lines from Changsha to Kiukiang, Ruling, Anking, Wuhu, Nanking,

Yochow, Hankow, Wuchang, and Hanyang. Hiwhway construction was pushed

ahead, about 300 kilometres of roads (mostly well surfaced) being commpleted

during, the year. The air service of the Eurasia Aviation Corporation was

inactive throughput the year.

DIRECTORY

Yin shav an lec CONSULATES

f'J ^ y 9

Arnhold

gineers & Co.,Contractors

and Jvru., Merchants,

— Cable En-: GreatConsul—S.

Ad

Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

L. Burdett, m.c.

Harchi

II. Hommel Japan,

(For Agencies, are Shanghai section) Consul—S. 'Fakai

^ «£ $8 j®

Ying s/iang a si a huo yu kung si Customs, Chinese Maritime

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Commissioner—H. G. MacEwan

Lti>.-—Cable Ad: Doric; Code: Bentley’s Assistants — Pu Lu Chung and

0. A. Rutland, manager Tseng Kwang-chuh

R. G. Hopw'ood Clerks—Yang Chinn Tsang, Tai

H. P. Sinclair, installation mgr Ngan Jeh, Lin Sing Tien, Tseng

Yuen Po. Shan Hwan Wen,

Chang Tsu-wu Yuan Chin

& >tc ^ai ko(l Kuang and Shih Shiu-chiao

Asst. TidesurveyoiS-A.CS. Cop pin

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants, Examiner—M. B. Hoffman

Steamship and Insurance Agents— Asst. Examiners—Li King wed,

Cable Ad : Swire Chen Hwa Piao and Peng Min

W. F. K. Telfer, signs per pro. Teh

•Tidewaiters-mTang

Sin, Ts’ai Yuin-i,Hock Zien

Kee, Woo

Ts

^ & 4» Tshang, Li Ting Chen, Chen

Central China Trading Co., Exporters, Ling Shen, Huang Ping Lee,

Importers, Engineers and Contractors Chang Joe Ming, . Chang Chia-

—33, Sha Lu Pu Kai; Teleph. 791 ; Pei, Wang Ya Tung and Lan

Ad: Centchina Chi Sui

M. S. Chang, general manager

Changsha Club fr it $ ®

Chairman—R. P. Tenney

Hon. Secretary—F. J. E. Willis Czarnetzki A Co. Export and Import

Hon. Treasurer—C. Grenz Teleph. 410: Cable Ad: Eximport

A. Czarnetzki, signs the firm

 CHANGSHA

D EUTSCHE FaRBEN- H ANDELSGESELLSCB A FT Miss M. Grohmann

Waibel & Go.—63, Ban Hsiang Gai; Miss A. Maisenbacher

Teleph. ]06; Cable Ad: Waidefag; Miss E. Fischer

Codes: Rud. Mosse and A.B.C. 6th Miss H. Ginsberg

edn. Head Office: Shanghai Miss T. Krauth

A. Wuest Miss E. Maier

H. Theophile Dr. F. Eitel and wife

C. Grenz Mrs. Dr. Lasser

Mi?a E. Strauss Rev. E. Kamphausen and wife

J ARDiNE, Matheson & Co., Lt d., Mer- Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital—

chants—Cable Ad: Jardine Cable

T. H. Chen, agent Dr. F.Ad:Eitel

Inland

and wife

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Dr. V. Lasser (Mrs.)

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Ligm.y toeo Dr. E. Witt and wife

Miss E. Fischer

Miss

Miss L.A. Ribstein

Maisenbacher

MISSIONS Miss H. Ginsberg

Hr 15 H Chang lao wei Miss T. Krauth

American Presbyterian Mission, North Miss E. Maier

—Outside Nortli Gate

Miss E. S. McKee ® m m m & m

Miss H. Whitaker Hunan sheng king hsuoh how

Miss G. Bay loss

Miss Eleanor Wright Hunan Bible Institute—1, Military

Road;

Rev. Cable Ad: Biola

Catholic Convent

M. S. Blaise, superior Rev. F.C. A.A. Keller,

Robertsm.d.,

and and

wifewife

Sisters Valeria,

and del Livin Sebastinao, Orsola

® m m m *

Catholic Mission Chung hwa sin i hwei

Fr. Rev. Mgr. G. Stanchi Norwegian Missionary Society (Del

Fr. Keng Norske Missions Selskap)Home

— CableOffice:

Ad:

Fr. Valle, Seminary director

Fr. Rev. Bonansea, Mission school Norwegian Mission.

director Stavanger,

Rev. Einar Norway

Smebye (supt.) and wife

Fr. Massa Miss Barbra Stabell

Br. Bonomo Thormod Gilje and wife

Fr. Negro (Tsing-kang) Rev. Sam. Samuelsen

Fr. Valfre (Nina-siang)

Fr. Boverio (Yiyang) Orphanage Tract Press, and Faith

Fr. Druetto (Siang-yin) Orphanage

Fr. Lacchio (Liu-yang) Allen N. Cameron, supt.

Fr. Graziano (Ta-fu-pin)

Fr. Calzolari (Siang-tan)

Fr. Rubini (Siang-tan) Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—Teleph. 3; Cable

Fr. Amorotti (Siang-siang) Ad:Y. Nissikisen

Fr. Lieou (Heng-shan) Tanaka, manager

Fr. Rossi (Li-ling)

Fr. Verucchi (Yuhsien) Post Office (Hunan District Head

Fr. Liao (Anhwa) Office)

China Inland Mission — Cable Ad: Director—Ye Ting Shivei (Postal

Inland Commissioner)

Rev. H. Witt and wife Chief of Accounts and Checking

A. Ettling, treasurer DepartnTent (Deputy Postal

MissM. Vasel, Blind Girls’School Commissioner) — Wang Liang-

Miss H. Luginsland, do. chun

,A3jfe() ( ifAiv’ysiia icjiAXt;

Yali Union Middlp. School; Qfmngsh-a

fSc.’HNABEL, Gaumeu &• Co;, [jHportiW’8 and Principal—G. C. Lao

Exporters—C^able Ad: Atitiihtm Dean- K. .S'. Ying

; Business^ Mgr,—James K. .Siieng

Standard-Vacuum Oixj Oe. .

D. G. Folts, maaager

A. T. Parker, asst, mgr. M. M. Chatfield . -f

H. Taylor, i»st, ariptaG' E. V. Gulick

826

Dr. & Mrs. D. Hugh

^ ^ ^ J B. Rumralls

Tang & Go., Ltd., \V\ A., Antimony Pro- S. E. Swut, Jr.

d ucers and Distributor^ — GaDfe Ad: B. B. Rogers

Watangco; Codes : AcWibj A.BiG. 6th

edn., Bentley’s', Dipiversa! and Private Hsiang F« Medical College and

vi & vUi iK ns ± fit Hospital, School of Nursing, (diha

Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products— Acting Director—Dr: H. C. Chang

Cable Ad: Texaco V , \ Dr. Y T. Hsiao

G. K. Fitch, manager , i Dr. C.. S. Yang

Tung Chang Co., Exporter's, Importers Dr. }>. , 1. Greene

and Smelters—23, Lou Pu Kai, Dr. i,. D. Greene

Cable; Ad : Taoli; Tele.ph. 662 Dr. L. G. Hutchins

YALE-iir-Ctri’NA Association—Cable Ad: Miss M. E. Hutchinson, r.n.

Yali

Treasurer—F.S. Hutchiiis Yee Tsoong Tobacco Disisibutoks,

Yair-in Chtn'a SiffiboT otf Sciniice, Limitbd

Hva Cnung Colfegi, Wuchang F. H. Fisher, divisional manager

President—F. C. M. Wei, ph.D. E. F. Eckford, divisional asst.

Dean—Dr. Richard P. Bien,

n sc- Yee Kee & Co. (Distributors)

ICHANG

g S I-Chang

1877,Ichang is one of with

in accordance the four

Clauseports1,! opened

Section to3, foreign

of the trade

ChefooonConvention.

the 1st April,It

is situated in lat. 30° 43.4' N., long. 111° 12.8' E., on the north bank of the

iiver Yangtze, about 363 miles above Hankow, and some five miles below the

entrance to the great Ichang Gorge, or just about 1,000 miles from the coast,

ihe navigation of the river to this port is comparatively easy for vessels of

oflightthedraught

CustomsandRiver

has Department,

in recent years whichbeenhasrendered

marked easier

every bycrossing

the labours

and

established numerous aids to navigation. The anchorage is off the left bank,

and is good, except in freshets, when the anchors should benighted every two

or.

which threearedajyp.

rice The

in the.port;valleys,

is the cotton

centre onof athehilly country,

higher the productions

grounds, winter wheat,of

by pressing the nuts.gathered from the trees. In the sheltered valleys,is obtained

barley, andualsq.the tup gtzu trees, from which the ordinary wood oil amongst

the mountain ranges-wusst.-pf; the .city, oranges, lemons, ponieloes, pears, plums,

and a very.superior quality of-persimmons are grown,.and find a ready market

m the city//and -at Shasi, The importance.of Ichang is chiefly that of an

emporium for goods in transit to and from Chungking., Most of the cargo

 lull AN a A3rt^

for the latter port is landed here and transferred to steamers. Steam navigation

is practicable for the larger vessels from the middle of April to the end of

November and for the smaller vessels throughout the year. The rates for

foreign passengers are much higher than on the lower Yangtsze. Aids to

navigation and rules of the.road through the gorges aye efficiently maintained

by the Government, with three River Inspectors functioning' between' -Chung-

king and Ichang, night navigation having been introduced' in 1936. The

upward voyage to Chungking now takes between three and four days, and the

return trip just under two days. The port is now connected by motor highway

with Hankow and is an important station on the Hankow-Chuugking and

Shanghai-Chengtu air service lines. The Hupeh-Szechuan motor highway..

which will pass Ichang, is under survey. The estimated Chinese population

of Ichang is 110,060.

Trade in 1936

Conditions in the Ichang district were generally more stable. More settled

conditions in the hinterland

the Hopeh-Szechwan border, since the suppression

the development of communist

of banking banditsimprove

facilities, along,

ment in inland communications, and a good harvest all combined to react

favourably on the business of the port of Ichang. The total volume of trade

passing through the Customs during 1936 exceeded considerably that for the

previous year, the value statistics recorded being as follows: direct foreign

imports, $193,000 as compared with $115,000; coastwise importations of native

goods, $9.1 million as compared with $10.4 million • and coastwise exports of

native produce, $6.8 million as against $4.6 million. No direct exports to

foreign countries were recorded, goods destined for abroad being transhipped

at Shanghai or some other port and appearing as domestic exports only in

the returns for Ichang. Among direct foreign imports, refined sugar is almost

the only article worthy of mention, total arrivals for 1936 amounting to 9,724

quintals, being an increase of some 11 per cent, over the figures for 1935..

About 4,531,700 litres of kerosene oil were imported. Of this amount, 2,618,50 >

litres came in as duty-paid oil from Shanghai and Hankow, the rest being

imported locally for entry into bond. As 1,428,000 litres were shipped in bond

to Chungking, the net total quantity tor local consumption was 3,103,700 litres

against a net import of 4,021,000 litres for local sale in 1935. The demand

for native cotton piece goods during 1935 was comparatively large owing to

the presence in the province of more than 100,000 troops and labourers. The

withdrawal of this excess population affected the piece goods business of the

port, the total import of cotton piece goods dropping to $1,657,000 as compared

with $1,849,000. About 80 per cent, of the piece goods imported were the pro-

ducts of mills at Shanghai. Native cotton yarn also declined owing to a

diminution of the native weaving industry in the interior. Wood oil formed

the principal article of export, the amount for the year being 45,900 quintals

as compared with 38,700 quintals during 1935. The export business in vegetable

tallow was also successful. The total number of vessels entering and clearing

during 1936 was 3,029, aggregating 1,366,631 tons, as compared with 2,771

vessels and 1,294,665 tons for 1935. All available vessels were required to meet

the increased demand for tonnage on the Upper Yangtsze. Towards the end

of the year most steamers were forced to suspend operations. Freight charges

on the Upper Yangtsze remained high throughout the year. Official remit

tance charges $0.50 per mille for transactions within the province and of $1 per

mille for extra provincial remittances were maintained throughout the year.

The Patung-Szenan motor road was opened to traffic in May, and further exten-

sions from Szenan to Lichan ( ip] III) and between Ichang and Patung are under

construction. In addition to the long-distance telephone service between lehang

and Hankow, which began to operate in 1935, Ichang was connected by telephone

with Shasi in August, 1936, branches therefrom extending to several interior

towns.

A388 ICHAN G

DIRECTORY

s§ ^ ^ wwm $n *

Ying shang a si a huo yu hung sz Japan

Asiatic 1Pktkoleum Co. (North China), Consul—H. Shibasaki

Ltd.— Cab)e Ad: Doric Hon. Secretary—M. Keane

Chancellor—A. Yauia«w)to

Bank of China—Ear Ma Road; Tele-

phone 88; Cable Ad : 6392

Hu Chung Han, manager ^ ^ 1chang kuan

Yen I Shan, Acct Customs, ChineseJ.Maritime

Ma I Cheng, Cashier Commr.—E. Ohrnberger

Hung, phing Sien Assistant—Tung Ping S. Coppin

Ni Che Min Assist. Tides.arveyor—A.

, Yu Tu Shea Chief Exam.- V. M. Collaco

Upper M.Yangtze

S. C.MiddleFrandsenRiver Inspector —

^ Ta hoo , A§st. Yangtze River ' In-

Buttei:field & Swire ( John Swire & spector—S. G. Loraine Grews

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants — Cable Ad :

Swire

R. C. Stewart, signs per pro. m n 11 m

^ 1(3 Chau song nee cheuh Hupeh Salt Administration Ichang

Sub-Offjce

ChinOuyang

a Merchafjts’Steam Navigation Co. Acting

Su,ng Assistant

Hai-hua District Director—

Beh Dab, manager

Associate Assistant District Director

—11. Seguela

CLUBS

Ichano Customs Club Lee Chong & Co., Provisions Wine k

President—E. J. Ohrnberger Spirit Merchants

Hon. Secretary—H. Connaughton

Ichano Recreation Club MISSIONS

Committee—E. J. Ohrnberger American Church Mission

(Chairman), Y. M. Collaco Miss A. E. E.Byerly

Deaconess W. jr.,

Riebe

(Hon. Secretary & Treasurer), Rev. C. Pickens, and wife

A. S. Coppin, A. W. Sawyer

and F.M. Ide China Inland Mission--("able Ad:

Sports Committee (Sub-Commit- Inland Mission; Codes: C.I.M. and

tee—Dr. Chalmers Borthwick Missions

(Chairman), A. S. Coppin, B. W. Middleton and wife

S. Loraine-Grews

CONSULATES Church of Scotland

T. Chalmers Rnrthwick, M.B., gh.e.

» w m * Miss C. B MacGill

Ta fa ling shih fn Miss C. A. Maclellan

France Miss M. E. Eirie, m.a.

Consul - (Residing, at flankow) Miss

Miss C.M,H.j. Slirnmon,

Pirie m. a.

Eev. Forbes Tocher, M.e., c.b.*.,

/rf ^ fiff Ta ying ling shih fu d.d.

Miss H. D. Wilson

Great Britain—Teleph. 96; Cable Ad: Rev. Iain Campbell, m.a.

H. M. Consul-K. \V. Tribe Miss D. Strickland

W. Gordon Brown, m D.

 1C HANG A:m

^ (i m M f m Xtsshin Risen Kaisha Cable Ad: Nissi-

Evangelical Luthekan Mission kisen'

Elmer H. Tliode and wife

K. J. Muehl and .wife ri m ® - a &

»j§f» ^ Tien ehoo tang I chang i teng yu, chu

Homan Catholic Mission Post Office—Cable Ad: Postos

Rt. Rev. N. Gubbels, apost. vie. First Class Postmaster- Lin Tsoh-

Rev. Fathers M. Vlaminck, A. woo

Timmers, H. Adons, R. Van

Voorden, Fr. V Corbisier, A. Van Societe Fkancaise du Hau Yang Tse—

den Bosch, Th Hesseling, Ch.

Goethals, F. Mevis, V. ibtolle, Cable Ad: Chiris

C. C. Chiris, manager

M. Perlot, F. Vrydaghs, E.

Adons, U. Van Sever, P. Ver-

cauteren E. Delaporte, G. Van W- IS H Chu-fu-yang-hong

Nieywenhyuse, M. Van Steen- Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation

winckel, C. Van der Borght, D. —The Bund of Vang-tsze River. Head

Put. G. Hugelier, F. Libens, Office: Chungking. Branches: Shang-

Th. Uyttenbroeck, P. Diricken. hai,C. Hankow, Ichang and Wanhsien

C. Chiris, general manager

D. Engelen, F. Van Mosseke,

G. Bdutsen, L. Adams, G. Van

Weert, L. Lyupaert, V. Gyse Yangtszk Rapid Steamship Co. (Fed. Inc.

iinck, A. Moerman, E. Peirs U.S.A.)-Cable Ad: Rapidco

man, C. Goossens,

Veegaete, L Stas, S.A.Decock,

Van deL. H. E. Case, assist, genl. mgr.

Callebaut, R. Daniels, M. Smeets W. Hoyt Lansing, president and

and J. Mestdagh general manager

Swedish Missionary Society Yek Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd*

Miss T.F. Nordkvist

Rev. A. Wennborg —Cable

L. K., Ad:

Ngai,Powhattan;

manager Code: Bentley's

CHUNGKING

lj£ Ifi Chung-king

The city of Chungking, situated in lat. 29 deg. 33 min. N., long. 106 deg.

30 min. E., may well be described as not only the commercial capital of Szecbuen but

ofdistributed

the wholebyofa smaller

Westernclass

China. The foreign

of trading import

junks up the trade

variouscentres

rivershere,

of theandprovince.

is then

unction of the river Kia-ling with the Yangtsze, 1,400 miles from the mouth ofat the

The city occupies the end of a high and rocky bluff forming a peninsula, the

atter. The principal streets of the city, in which are many fine shops,

of the Yangtsze, while new mitor roads have now been driven right through are on the side

the heart of the city, work still continuing in different directions, and one

road leads out by way of the Tung Yuan Gate, where it merges with the new

Great East Road to Chengtu, over 285 miles distant, which has been completed

and is open to traffic. The city is :surrounded by a crenelated stone wall

which is some five miles in circumference, pierced with nine gates. This wall

which has now been partially demolished, wa§ built in 1761, replacing an: older

one. Chungking is now electrically Jiglited, the service being now controlled

by the Municipality. The climate of Chungking is depressinsr, the .stifnmer

being hot and damp, the winters raw and chilly, with thick fogs from November

to March. The ordinary rise of the river is about 75 feet; on 6th August,

 A390 CHUNGKING

1898, it rose to 101 ft., on 11th August, 1905, to 108 ft., on 22nd July, 1920, to

95 ft. 2 in., on 14th July, 1921, to 100 ft., 90 ft. at the beginning of August

1931 and on 4th August 1936 to 93 feet. In 1908 it only attained a height of

52 feet 4 inches. According to a Chinese report, the river rose 120 feet in' 1878.

Qn the left bank of the Kialing and facing Chungking, extending below the-

junction of the two rivers, is the walled city formerly styled Kiangpei Ting

and now known as Kiangpei Hsien. It is proposed eventually to connect the

two towns by

immediate a steel bridge.are These

neighbourhood two cities

estimated and thea large

to contain villagesofin about

population their

700,000.

tradeThe

junks, hasport was

butbeen

declared

donelast

for the both open

teninyears

to and

imports foreign

in steam

tradecarried

exports,

and

in 1891, since which date a large-

motor vessels.at first in foreign chartered

Trade in 1936

In spite of famine, brigandage, and communist disturbance, Chungking

enjoyed another year of commercial prosperity. The greater political stability

and the more satisfactory financial conditions prevailing throughout the year

had a favourable effect upon trade in general. However, the long dry spell

that resulted in scanty harvests everywhere seriously restricted the purchasing

power of the masses. Further, the unprecendented low water-level in winter-

caused much interruption to steamer traffic. The famine which occurred in the

summer and -was prolonged to the autumn took a very heavy toll of lives,

especially in the districts in North, East, and South Szechuen, and caused

immeasurable damage and misery. The boom which was anticipated after the

complete rout of the communists in June never came. On the other hand, the

year opened hopefully, with the money market and exchange further stablished

and public debts fully liquidated. There were no failures of note to record

amongst the native banks or mercantile houses. From the commercial and

revenue standpoint the year 1936 may be pronounced satisfactory and clearly

indicates the upward trend which has been so marked a feature of the present

decade. But Szechuen is still really in a, state of development, the potentiali-

ties of which it would be difficult to estimate. The following were the value-

statistics of the trade of the port: direct foreign imports, f 2.4 million as

against $2 million in 1935 ; coastwise importations of Chinese products, $51.3

million as compared with $44.8 million; direct exports (composed entirely of

parcel traffic in medicines, white .fungus etc,, with Hong Kong), $57,000; as

against $69,000; and coastwise exportations of Chinese merchandise, $37.6

million as againstof$25.1

oil and gasolene, whichmillion. The main

withdrawals foreignamounted

from bond imports toare4.1still kerosene

million and

3.3 million litres respectively as against 6.4 million and 1.5 million litres for

1035. The marked development of highways has led to a larger consumption

of gasolene, while decrease in the import of kerosene may be attributed to the

disastrous

point—of the famine,

ruralwhich furtherwho

population, restricted

considerthethe

buying

use ofpower—already

kerosene as a atluxury.

a low

Native imports still constitute the leading category, with a value of $51*.3

million, or an increase of 14.45 per cent over the figures of 1935 and 87.35 per cent

over those of 1934. Of coastwise importations, cotton yarn ranks first, with a

total value of $18.1 million as against $26.4 million in 1935. Shanghai sheet-

ings show every sign of further progress, with a value of $9.4 million as against

$3.7 million in 1935. As the loeal dyeing and weaving work is much inferior to

that in Shanghai, and as the result of the remission of local tax granted by

the Government, the Shanghai products have gained a firm footing on the

market, and this accounts for the corresponding decrease of yarn registered

during the year. With the exception of brown sugar and leaf tobacco, the

value of which differ but little from that of the previous year, all branches of

export trade show remarkable increases, and this was specially so in the case of

wood oil, bristles, and goat skins. The first-named commodity was an important

factor, with a total value of $14.6 million for 147,406 quintals, the highest

 CHUNGKING A3M

figures

for yet attained.

relining purposes were Under the auspices

established of the Ministry

at Chungking of Industries,

and Wanhsieij. two mai

Bristles oil plants

ntain-

5

•ed a fair average,

medicinal substances,withwhich

$5.6usedmillion as against

to play a prominent$4.3 million for 1935.

role among The trade

the staple experts,In

suffered heavily in 1935. The position, however,.recovered with the evacuation of tire

communities from the producing .areas in June; nevertheless, owing to poor market s

inmedicines

the SouthhasSeagradually

Islands and fallenthetokeen competition ofposition.

an unimportant foreign medicines,

Thanks of the the export

effbrtfLofof

ofyear,

the exports

Provincial Authorities; thein silk industry showed ina great revival during the

On the 1st February Upper Yangtsze Conservancy fees on imports, exports, andin ship-

having increased value from $954,501 1935 to $1,537,833 1930.

ping were

finance introducedwork

conservancy at Chungking

on the Upper andYangtsze.

Wanhsien The Thebreakwater

collection iswall

solely utilized to

at CliaipaVitzu

isChannel

now underat K’unglingt’an will be attempted during the 1936-37 low-watertheseason.

construction, and the removal of the pinnacle remaining in South

The final surveys of the Chengtii-Chungking Railway have been

thing is ready for construction to commence as soon as materials have arrived, 'j’he. completed;.and every-

whole line will CjX

via Riangtsing be v'completed

T) along the in two riveryears.

and Itthenwillturn

run from Chungking

northwards to Chehgtu

to Yungchuan

GkJll), Neikiang (pq jX), and Tzechung (5T T), all of which are important towns.

Undoubtedly

progress this line

was made will beconstruction

in road a potent factor duringin the

the future

year. ofThethistwo

port.interprovincial

Remarkable

highways leading to Hankow and Changsha were ready for

the year, while the surveys of the Szechwan-Kansu line and of the S^echwan-Yunnanservice towards the close of

line were wellisunder

the province way.kilometres

now 4,659 The totaland length of highways

of those projectedavailable to motor traffic

3,985 kilometres. Among in

modern factories may be mentioned the cement works and the

former is now under construction, and operations are scheduled to start in April next sugar refinery. The

with aacapital

with daily output of 150 barrels.

of $f0 million, a franchise Thebeing

sugargranted

refinerytowastheestablished

company for at Neikiang

30 years

by the Provincial Government. Exchange rates remained

at times in favour of Chungking, i.e., Szechwan $995 or $994 equalling SUmdard remarkably steady, being

$1,000.

DIRECTORY

& It H

Met-yah jiao tsien kung szu Ying shang a si a huo yu hung sz

American-Asiatic Underwriters,

Inc., U.S.A.—General Insurance: Fire, Fed. Asiatic Petroleum Cd. (North China),

Marine,Plate-glass,

Motor-car, Baggage

Life, Accident. Bur- Ltd.—Gable Ad: Doric

glary, and Special W. H. Bragg, manager

Risks—124, Peh Hsiang Gai; P. O. Box R. H. Ballantyne

15; Cable Ad: Unde titers C. H. T. Newbronner

C.D. V.YonStarr, president (Shanghai) •1. Black, installation manager

Dreyer, manager

^ n U m w e ^

Anderson, L. A:, Merchant and In- Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., Importers and

surance Agent—Liang Chee Bldg., Exporters—Cable Ad: Enterprise

Hsien Miao St.; Cable Ad: Andyco British Chamber oe Commerce

Agent for Hon. Secretary—B. M. Barry

South British Irtsce. Co., Ltd.

If ft- ^'1 A n lee Yang hong ^ Tai koo

Arnhotyo (U Go.. Ltd., Yferphapt^-Gable Butterfield & Swire,

Ad : Swire r Merchants j Cattle

, ..iT . | ;

Ad:F. Tolarnhold

L. Harrison, representative D. B. Tait, signs -per pro.

 A392 CHUNGKING

Chau shan u chu

)ii ?i? ]8j tS 9v bi a ® » fi ft f ® «

China Merchants Steam Nav. Co. Ying shang po na men yang Men

yu hsien hung sze

Chungking Ice Co., Inc., Cold Storage Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Facilities, Ice and Aerated Waters Ltd., Importers of Alkalis and Com-

Manufacturers—46,

Shih Men City Wall, Chin mercial and Industrial Chemicals—

J. H. Schwer, general manager Tai Ping Tu, Nan-An; P.O. Box 27;

Cable Ad: Alkali

A. L. Hughes, district manager

Chungking Import China {For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

B. Morosoff, manager Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd.

CONSULATES Barry and Dodwell, Ltd., agents

France fr a? 1* m ®

Consul—T. Medard Man lewole tse chu way

m m m * International Savings Society —

Jardine

Office: 85, Building, Chungking.

Rue St. Lazare. Paris

Head Office:

Germany—Cable Ad : Consugerma 7,CableAvenue Edouard VII, Shanghai.

Consul—Dr H. Trant, Ad: Intersavin

Assistant—W. Friedrich J. Trouillet, manager for Szechuen

m f m m * •ft] E wo

Ta ying tsung ling sze shu J ardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Great Britain—Cable Ad : Britain Barry & Dodwell, Ltd , agents

Consul General — E. W. P. Mills

(acting) m Ft

Consul—H. D. Bryan (acting) Mackenzie

Barry & &Dodwell,Co , Ltd.

Ltd., agents

8? m * B * McK esson & Robbins, Inc. — Cable

Japan Ta vat pun ling sz fu Ad : Alacrity

P. C. Low, agent

in m m n M I? H JII 0

Ch'ung citing hni leuan Szechven mei fung yin hong

Customs, Chinese Maritime Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen, The—

Revenue Cable Ad : Meifengbank

In-door H. J. Kang, general manager

Commissioner—Hau King Son L. C. Kung, manager

Assistants—Chi S. H. Peng, sub-mgr.

Liu Min Chang Pao-yuan and Z. H. Tshu, asst. mgr.

H. Y. Tseu,

Outdoor

Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour H. M. Chow,chief

chiefsecretary

aoct.

Master—Lo Tat Man C. T. Ho, Agency dept.

If ff

^ fi r>efu Philippidis

Import Bros. Co., Ltd., General

Deutsche F a rben-H andelsgesellscha

Wairkl & Co., Importers of Dyes, and ft Philippidi; Codes:Merchants—Cable

and

Ad: Bentley’s Export A.B.C. 5th edn.

Chemicals,

Cable etc.—Young Bros. Building;

Ad: Waidefag Ph. M. Philippidis, manager

Th. Theen C. M. Philippidia manager for

W. Becker Home Office at Paohos, Cyprus

 CHUNGKING A393

ft m m & m ;n m Stromwall Trading Co. — Cable Ad:

Tung chwan yucheng hwan li chu Stromtrade

VV. Heikel

Post Office (Eastern Szechwan District)

—Head Office: Chungking; Cable Ad:

Postos Yin kuo lean no, da yuen minjen shao

Commissioner—K. I. Holm pao hsan kung sze

Dist. Depy. Commissioner—Hwang Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada—

Li-shuang Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

Depy. Commissioner, District Ac-

countancy—S. Tomaeff n & m % & m

First ClassDeputy

Acting Postmaster (Wanhsien). Szechwan Hanoels-Gesellschaft

Commissioner— m.b.H.

Dzao Dzing-lih —Cable Ad: Handgesell; Code: A.B.C.

5th Ausg

m m % m ;u ® Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—Cable

Ad: Texaco

Si chwan yu wu Tcwan n chu

Post Office. CWestern Szechwan District) m oimfu

—Head Office: Chengtu; Cable Ad: Union Franco-Chinoise

Postos, Chengtu de Navigation

Commissioner (French)—Head Office:

Branches: Shanghai, Hankow, Chungking.

Ichang.

E. A. Cavialiere andE. Wanhsien

Salt Revenef. (Chungking Asst. Dis- Charrier, manager

trict Inspectorate) E. LiBousquie,

TseHuiFu,Cheh, do.

assist,clerk-in-charge

do.

Asst. Distr. Inspector — Lisan Teng

Tseng

English Secretary—C. S. Yang Wollheim Gebrueder & Co., Importers

and Exporters

Socete Francaise nu Haut Yano Tse, F. Jessel, sole proprietor

Tmnorters

Chiris and Exporters—Cable Ad: *T «& M ® &

Stanoard-Vaceum Oil Company — Young tion, Brothers Savings

Banking, BankingandCorpora-

Service

Cable Ad : Stand vac Departments Shipping,

L. C. Jones, manager Safekeeping, Insurance Ware-house,

and Com-

E. S. Mills mission Agents—Head Office : Chung-

Mrs. C. J. Hughes king, Szechuen; Cable Ad : Yangbrosbk.

J. L. Poole Branches throughout the Yangtze Valley

24

 HANGCHOW

•W #t Hdng-chau

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is situated 120 miles south-

west of Shanghai, and 110 miles south of Soochow, adjacent-to the Chien-tang River

the

at theGreen

apexRiver of Robert

of a bay whichFortune’s famousforjourneys

is too shallow to thp neighbouring

the navigation of steamers.teaThe districts),

mouth

ofnavigation.

the river is,The moreover, visited, by a bore, or tidal wave, which

highest bores occur in autumn during the three days after the further endangers

middle of the eighth moon, and Haining is the best place

phenomenon, which is formed by the north-east trade wind heaping up the water of for observing this famous

the

like Pacific

a funnel,on and

the China

the mass coastof and

watercausing

rushingenormous

up, moretides. and Hangchow Bay is shaped

more concentrated as it

advances,

opposition,isacting

suddenly confronted

in concert, bank-byupthethecurrent

rising ofwater.

the river.

GatheringThe constriction

momentum and and

speedever-narrowing,

the with the immense pressure

waterway, the ofbore

the ocean behind attains,

occasionally it, thus atforcing,

a its volume

favourable into

spring-

tide, a height

sea-wall on theof northern

as much asshore 15 feet as itBay,rushes,

of the at a with a roar likereaching

rate sometimes thunder,12along miles the

an

hour.

Before the Taiping rebellion Hangchow shared with Soochow the reputation of

being

but it one wasofalmost

the finestdestroyed

cities inbythetheEmpire rebels.on account

Since then'of itsitweal.th and splendour,

has recovered to a

considerable degree, pitch

regained its former and isofonce more populous

prosperity. and flourishing,

Historically, H.-tn^chowthough it hasthenotmost

is perhaps yet

interesting

to B.C.Wu-Yiieh city in

2198. Thedynastythe Republic.

great Shih The earliest reference to it in the annals dates back

the madehuang-ti

it theirvisited the place

capital. ifi BIG.

It was, 210, and

however, underthe the

kingsSungof

dynasties

Polo {circa A.D. 960-1200) that Hangchow became.most famous as a capital.

be seena Marco

famousspent

andconsiderable

picturesque time in theBuddhist

Ling-yin city, and,Monastery.

to this day, Hangchow

his image may is indeed ingreat

the

centre of Buddhism,

The famous Yo WangandTemple, its temples

on theinclude some ofwhich

West Lake, the most remarkable

perpetuates in China.

the name of a

revered Chinese

spices patriot Governor,

in the 12th century, has been reconstructed under the au-

meet theof expenditure

the Military involved. who has been successful in raising large sums to

Hangchow was declared open to foreign trade on the 26th September, 1896, in

accordance

by the local with the terms

authorities showsof the

thatJapanese Treaty.is The

the population latest census taken in May, 19.33

529,663.

One of the sights of Hangchow is the beautiful Western Lake, dotted with islets

crowned

by causeways.with shrines and memorial

The general picturesquetemples.

effect is Several

heightened of the islands are

by temples, connected

pagodas, and

similar monuments judiciously placed in effective spots; while the slopes of the hills

bordering the lake on the west are bright with azaleas, honeysuckle,

at various seasons of the year; and clusters of bamboos, several kinds of conifers, tallow and peach-blossom

and camphor trees, and maple, in rich profusion, all enhance the grandeur of the scene.

Foreign-style

scenic houses andlakevillas

has are also springingasupfaralong the laketemple

shore, andThea motor

ern wallroadofaround

the citythehas been been

pulledcompleted

down to some extent,as Linying and a broad lake west-

shore

promenade, about two miles in length, with spacious gardens

Indeed, the whole of this district has been laid out with a series of imposing tree- has been constructed.

borderedof thoroughfares,

streets anyof large city inallthe

of great

world. length and width,thecomparable

In this withchiefly

the principal

style, many the Government oifices and otherarea

premises buildings

being wellare constructedforeign-

and of

impressive

near the City size.Railway

SeveralStation

hotels,and

in semi-foreign-style,

others near the Public haveGarden

been opened, including

on the Lake, one

besides

one with western accommodation on the lake-shore near the Imperial Island.

Cl assifted List of Agents, AAevchcLnts

and flarvafcictTLvers in this

territory, also a List of Cattle

Addresses, will be found at the

Lnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Fong Kong.

South China

Ports

SPORTS

 You can go all the way on

SHELL

MOTOR

OILS

Ports

The Quality Lubricant marketed

in the following grades:

SINGLE SHELL

DOUBLE SHELL

TRIPLE SHELL

GOLDEN SHELL

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HONG KONG

 HANGCHOW A395

A fine.are

chow Y.M.C.A.

numerous building

and was completedpicturesque;

extraordinarily early in 19,20andThe

any excursions

person whoaround

can Hang-a

allow

month

as the forAnhwei

the tripborder.

should notThefailgreen

to explore the rapids

crystalline of the

water andCh’ien-t’ang River as farof

constant alternation

gorges and park-like rolling country, the lofty heights', heavily afforested right down to

the sandy banks wjth every variety of conifer, camphor tree, scrub oak, maple, tallow

, tree,

Sportbamboo, etc., combine

of all kinds to form

is to be had a series ofihcluding

in profusion, landscapes scarcelyfly-fishing.

excellent equalled in Japan

The site selected for the Foreign Settlement extends for

bank of the Grand Canal; it covers oyer half a sqqare mile and is four half a milemiles

alongfrom

the east

the

nearest point of the city wall. The Japanese Settiembnt adjoins it on the north and is

about the same size. The Custom-houSe and Commissioner’s and Assistants’residences

are built on theHangchow

building. Customs Lot, and Light there is also a Chinese Police Station in a modern

Men a largeThe installation forElectric

the supply of Company

current to has

theerected

suburbs.outside the Ken Shan

Some three or four miles south-west of Hangchow city lies the rising little town of

Zakow, situated upon the Ch’ien-t’ang River at the railway head. The Socony-

Vacuum Corporation, the Asiatic Petroleum Co., and several missionary establishments

(including a large College) have their headquarters here. For residential purposes-

the hilly sites in the vicinity, overlooking the broad estuary and open to the sea

breezes, afford far more sanitary locatioiis than the low-lying malarial Settlement 10

miles away.

Halfway between Hangchow and Shanghai is Hashing, where the Grand Canal

joins the Whangpoo River on which Shanghai is situated. Hashing’is a Customs Sta-

tion under Hangchow and was first opened in 1^98 for‘collecting duties brt foreign

opium, owing to the fiscal arrangements being against'the collection at Hangchow;

A railway from the Settlement to the further end; of Hangchow City near

the Ch’ien T’ang river was completed in September, .1907. It wras built solely by Chinese

and with Chinese capital. There is now railway connection with Shanghai vfd

Hashing. Twenty-eight miles north of [Hangchow is situated the well-known

summer resort of Mokanshan which is nowv conpoctep withfthg motor road leading

from Hahgchow to Nanking and it can be reached in qne hour’s time from Hangchow.

Special bus service is. also maintained along this line during the hot season. It can be

reached from Shanghai by way Of the railway and a motor-launch service in ten hours.

There are now qvOr 500 houses ori the slope of a hill about 2,250 feet high. The scenery

is magnificent and the views are Very grand. Bamboo forests cover the mountain and

afford shade to all the roads, and clear mountain springs abound. Chairs and coolies

for baggage are.,always available, and are under contract with the teokgnshan

Association. Houses more or less completely furnished can be rented., The difference ,

in temperature from the plain amounts to 10° F. in the day and 15° Fi at night..

Save for the prevalence' of malaria—which, however, is not of a virulen type—the i

climate of Hangchow is fairly salubrious. July and August are hot, the.sptng months /

are wet and raw, but the autumn is delightful, and the winter is cold and bracing.

t ■ , Trade in '193G' ; •

Customs statistics for Hangchow cover only merchandise moving by laut*ri

on the Grand Canal and are thiis only partially indicative qf the trade o^lhe

district. The value of direct foreign imports for the year 1936 was $2.8 mjsion

as compared with $2.4 milliofi during 1935, while exports of Chinese ■ pjpduce

were valued at $12.3 million as against $10.6 million. Direct imports of /ireign

sugar, of which almost half came Horn Japan, totalled 95,5t5 quiipais as

compared with 114, 845 quintals during 1935|. ,Of artificial -silk yarnjthe total

quantity imported was 7,775 quintals asr against 5,181 quintals, /the major

portion arriving subsequent to the inauguration of the Customs CJnef Inspec-

tion Bureau for the Prevention of Smuggling by Rail. A totadmuantily of

5,001,078 litres of kerosene oil and gasolene were imported as compared with

359,266 litres only during 1935. In selecting to convey non-duty-paid oils to

*24

A396 HANGCHOW

Hangchow in their own barges along the canal for payment of duty at Hang-

chow instead of bringing in duty-paid oils by rail as was formerly the case,

the oil companies have probably in mind the desire to avoid payment of con-

servancy and wharfage due leviable on foreign goods paying duty at Shang-

hai. Exports of tea for abroad via Shanghai amounted to 64,403 quintals,

showing an increase of 9.544 quintals over the quantity exported during the

previous year. The total tonnage of vessels entered and cleared was 78,795

tons as against 69,452 tons in 1935, showing an increase of 13,343 tons, which

is mainly due to the more frequent arrivals of barges of the oil companies.

The Tsao-o-Hanchow section of the Shanghai-Ningpo Railway is expected to

be completed in the autumn of 1937, together with the Chientang River Bridge.

The Kashing-Soochow Railway was opened to traffic on the 15th July 1936.

DIRECTORY

it & m & & m MISSIONS

Mei-yah pao sien hung sze American

Mr. andBaptist

Mrs. E. Mission (North)

H. Clayton

American - Asiatic Underwriters, Miss

Miss Blanche Edgar

Gertrude McCulloch

Fed., Inc., U.S.A., General Insur- Miss Ellen J. Peterson

ance: Fire, Marine, Motor-car,

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- American Presbyterian Mission

glass, Baggage and Special Risks— (South)

2, Chung Jen Lee, Woo Ping Road,

Hangchow; Teleph. 1925; Cable Ad: ^Mission—Teleph.

Y ^ 1476

Underwriters

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Catholic Rt. Rev. Monsgr. Paul Faveau,

Y. K. Lee, district manager bishop

Rev. M. Bouillet, provicar

^ % m >k m & 1$ m Rev.

Rev. P.J. J.Legrand

Deymier, procurator

Ying slicing a si a huo >/u hung sz Rev. H. Claessen

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd. — Cable Ad: Doric Co. (North China), Rev. F. Faucheur

L. Brace, manager Rev. J. Galaup

C. Woolhouse Rev. A. Asinelli (Kiashing)

Rev. F. Radogna ( do. )

Rev. G. Nagy (Pinchu)

S3 'M 'f’H yt Hangchoiv-hsin-huan Rev. J. Conway (Huchow)

Customs, Chinese Maritime Rev. Aug. Henault (Lungyu)

Acting DeputyPingCommissioner in

charge—Liu I ChinaHr Inland P?MissionWmz ti huei

Hanghsien

img: Sin ^ * H Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Cliff

Consulate, Japan—Cable Ad: Riyoji Nansinghicw

Rev. and Mrs. C. Fairclough

Mei-ya Church Missionary Society

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York Rt.Chekiang

Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. Bishop or

—5, Bing Yuen Lee, 1 off Eastern

Yuen Soo j?,oad; Teleph . 1925; Cable Mary

Ad: Underhers

American MissVaughan

M. WoodsHigh| MissSchool

S. Purchas

Inc., U.S.Asiatic Underwriters,

A.,managers Fed.

for the Orient St.Miss

Faith’s

Moule School | Miss M. Leathers

 HANGCHOW A.397

C.M.S.Ad:Hospital,

Kwangclii,Toieph. 1677; Cable

Hangchow t t * a # ;tt

Dr. & Mrs. S. D. Sturton Chi tu chao nu ch’ing nien wei

Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Sergeant ’ ; Young Women’s Christian Assocn. —

Dr. Phyllis Haddow • 27, -Kai Yuen Lu

Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Goodwin Miss Katherine Lucchini

Dr. E. S. Curtis

Sisters Megson, Bargrove, Firth, National General Insurance Office—

28, Yang Par Dur

Webb, North and Mcllroy

Miss M. G. Bobson, secy, treas. mww&MKm

Miss Garnet, pharmacist CheMdng yu eheng huan li chu

bs ifi 013: tr £ £ & Post Office— Cable Ad:L. Postos

Commissioner—F. Smith

Tze Ghinng Wen Li Hsuoh Tuan Postmaster, Ningpo Fiv^t Class

Hangchow Cheistian College Office—Lin Si Nan

Baen E. Lee, m.a., m.b.a., president, Postmaster, Shaohing First Class

T. C. Fan, Ph.D., dean Office—Feng Te-kuei

Inhependant Baptist Mission Salt Revenue Dept!.—Teleph. 3550

Cable Ad: Salt

District Inspector—T. H. Chow

Maison St. Vincent

Sisters of Charity (Orphan Asylum, 88 gi i* ft m

Sisters Blanchin (superior), Calcagni Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo

Huang Pe-tsiau,

Railway

managing directo:

and seven native sisters (N.S.L. and S.H.N.L.)

Hospital du Sacre-Coeur (Sacred- H. Moh, chiefengineer-in-chief

of general dept.

Heart No.Hospital)

hiang — Tao-mao-

222 ; Teleph. 2296 I. Tuxford,

Sisters Dorothy Bowlby (super- H. P. Cheng, dist. engr. (Hangchow

ior), Plunkett, Chauvet, Jae- K. C. Liu, do. (Ningpo)

ger, McHugh and seven native H Mei Fu

sisters Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. —-Telepl

S. 19; Cable Ad : Standvac

# ^ W Chin nyien wci Paxon Zhee, manager

"Young Men’s Christian Association—

Cable

! Ad: Flamingo

D. K. Tong,

David Chen,general secretarygeneral Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp., Tobac

associate

■secretary Merchants andCigaretteAd:Manufacture]

Selling Agents—Cable Wingtaiv

 NINGPO

3$ ^ Ning-po

BritishNiagpp,

treatyoneof Nanking

of the fivein ports

1842, isoriginally

situated inthrownlat. 29°open to foreign

55' 12" N. and commerce

long. 121°by22the--

E.

atwhich

the itconfluence

is the of Rivers

Yung which tung,

runs Eenghua

into the and

sea Yuyao

at in thesome

Uhinhai province

13 of Chekiang,

miles away. Theof

foundation of Ningpo as a departmental city dates.from the-10th century, but the

principal interest attaching to its early jrecords• ari4fes from the-fact- that the first

development

point. The place on a was

large“discovered”

scale of European intercourse, .with China'took place at this

- in AJD. 1517 by the-embassy to. Canton under the

Portuguese Fern&o Peres, d-Andrade,

occurs about ;A.D. 1522* pr a few years after and the firstthe

notice of Portuguese

expulsion trade at;Ningpo

pi the Portuguese from

Kwangtung. The. settlement was at Chinhai, and by 1542 ihete were a senate house,,

two

munity churches, two

then consistinghospitals and

oflawless hundreds

3,000.acts

adults, of well-built

besides women private residences,

and children, of whomthe com-

1,200

were Portuguese.

led Theirinstituted thisin year

plundering theofthe surrounding villages,andhowever,

hoursto thereprisals being

settlement was utterlyin demolished, by800 Governor of Chekiang,

the Portuguese in five

being massacred,

2560,000

of their and vessels, andjunks.42 the junks beingattempt

destroyed bytrade a Chinese force byconsisting of

India men Company 300towards Theendnext of the 17t.hat. ceutgry, waswhenmade the East

a factory was-

estabh.-hed at the island of Chusan, some 40 miles from Ningpe,. the nearest

point

proved atunsatisfactory

which foreign'andmerchants werewas,abolished

allowed to reside. The experiment, however,

the “Lord Amherst” visitedthethefactory port, Ningpo in 1703,.

wks visited only Tneuce,

by tw'o ortillthree

1832 when

foreign

vessels.

fleet When hostilities broke out between Great Britain and China in 1839, the

with moved

some-2,200northmenfromandCanton,12 fieldcaptured

pieces. Chinhai

On the in13th the October

first weekNingpo

in October

city 1841

was

peacefully

was made occupied and a garrison

by the Chinese stationed

to re-take, the city,there.

but theOnBritish

10th March, 1842repulsed

ax-tillery an attempt

them

with great slaughter. Ningpo was, however, evacuated on 7th May, and, ,on the

proclamation of peace in the following August, the port

trade.. For some $ime, however there were practically no foreign residents, but in was thrown open to foreign

December,

the portion1843 set the firstforBritish

apart Consulonwastheappointed,

foreigners north bank and oftook up hisYung.

the river residence

In 1857in

attention was directed to the. port through a repetition of the 1542 massacre of

Portuguese,

upon themselves whosethelawless piraticalofacts,

vengeance aifter a lapse

the injured nativesofonthree centuries,

the 25th June inagain

that drew

year.

From this blow Portuguese prestige and enterprise have never recovered. Ningpo

was easily captured by the Taiping rebels on the 9th December, 1861, its garrison then

consisting of between 3,000 and 4,000 men with heavy artillery. The rebels displayed

great anxiety to remain on good terms with foreigners, and an active trade in arms,,

rice, andof silk

many the atinhabitants

once sprangseeking up. Therefugenativeamong population, however,in deserted

the foreigners the city,

their settlement.

The British and French naval afficers commanding the men-of-war lying in the river

were directed to protect this tract-of land from any invasion by insurgents. Musket

shots Lorn a rebel battery on the city wall directed at this territory and the men-of-

war, however, eventually led to a bombardment of the city on the 10th May, 1862, and

to its capture on the same day by combined British and French forces. It was-

immediately handed over to the Imperial authorities, and eventually a monument on

the city buid was built of the materials composing the battery and inscribed to the

memory of those foreign troops who had fallen in the action. This monument was

restored in 1036, and in June, 1932, was removed to the Foreign cemetery in the

Campo, as the place set apart foreign residence is called. An official ceremony of re-

dedication was held on May 6,1933.

 oWM0 (^9

Ningpo is built on a plain which is surrounded by many small hills. The walls of

idown

fchfe city,in originally enclosed a s^ace of some fi.Ve nliles'in circiitnfererite they were

the entire site. ? Nirigpb hks 1 fhe bWleil

reputation1931 and macadamised

of possessing the fourthroads ho'vy inbccupy

library 1 the Republic of which the founder Ayas

beautiful temples. The Fukien temple df “Mother of Heaven”. isThere

Fan Chin #:) a High dificpr u ndef the Ming ; Dynasty famousdrefor‘its

alSo'bafved

many

'pillars. The Nyo Wang 3£) and Tien Dong (5c Jt) monasteries, which are abcessible

by launches Pr motor bus, are situated in the'hills some forty li from city. ' The forin'e’r

is celebrated

latter forwealth.

its “Holy ThePearl” (i? to'Hangchdw

M ^c) and “Shining Pine-tree” (J5tas far^2)as and the

fC) : for

but itsthere is a motor railway

road to'Hsiao Shan (jRis jl])colnpleted

near theonly bank of ChienPaliuan Dohg

River H il) some 9d" 'It frotti Shaohsin'g (|g #|). Four main bus routes starting

from Ningpo

-which joins NiPgpio are inwith operation:

Fenghua (1) The Ning-Feng Public Road (SPIf V-houfs; (2‘) ?5)

ThO Ning-Chin - Tze Public Road by (|K motor

^ ^ transport which ofstartsabbiit fborn Ningpo, passe)

Lotchiao (|& If) and terminates ’at Kwei Hai Wei (MWffs) in Tzeki (^51^); (3)

‘The Ning-Chuan Motor Bus Road (f£ §£ SSSS 'i% ^ f&)- from JSingpO'to Chuan Sha,n

s<^Road111)( 4along

m Kand'i%the$vice-versa

coast,

Stfr) fromcovering a distance Of 42i‘kilometres j (4) TheNing-Huan

Hangchow canNingpd

make totheHuangshkn

journey in Pu. threePassengers

ways: (D byfrom the Ningpo

combinedto

Shaohsing P) and Asiao Shan lb) with the assistance of ferry boats Cffwhen

method of rail, ferry and motor busp(2) by motor bus via Kwei Hai Wei, Tsao-0 £&)

-crossing the rivers;

J or (3) by motor bus

Chen Hsien ( Hfg), Shaohsing ana "Hsiao Shan. There is also a landing via fYnghua (5^ ffc), Hsinchong (^f ^),

.ground

by orderforofaeroplanes

the: Ministry in T’uan

.of War Tangin 1932, ®)outside

but no the air south

traffic gate,

has yet whichtaken

was place.

made

The'

match factory, an electric light company, a, telephone company, a-.flour miij, two .coala

population of NingpO is' estimatedi at 260,000. There are a cotton mill,

Ball factories, three knitting fkcto&es, two cotton weaving and dyeing fa,ctories and

two canned($ goods

FMnghna ffc)" byfactories.

Generah ChikiigA new Kai-shek

stock-breedingat hisschoolpersonalhasexpense.

been established

There areat

ten

primary middle schools

schools. There (four of which belong

In alliseducationaliinstitutjons to foreign missions) and about a hundred

is encouraged.

foreign style banks; no pollfee'hank

no .foreign e in has pp.rtgirls play their part

theeverT^e^n.ostahl.ishejl.sinc^

as y^.There and ccuedueatjoji

a^e ^omg ten,Chineseof

the,opening,

the port inkhd1842.

Butterfield . Forffign ^usipess interest’s

SWire,'Standard-Vacuum Oil Company,are' represented

Asiatic Petroleumin only.four

Ciempaiiy/jrms:and

Olivier Chine, but in alLmas^ the local management has Been entrusted to Chinese

..agents. Jill fbreign business,.is now in the hands

agent having left, the port in April, 1932. There are five main steamship lines, one of Chinese ageiits, the last foreign

or which isdailyBritish,

Shanghai; ,excepy rest being Chinese; and steamers' proceedto tojn-i^nd

and places

from

along the ebas^ and to the.ocnBufjdl^bt

Swldftys. Smallof Podtoo,

island ]aunqhe,s ply known

a wml regularly

; pi ue ( pi gnmage

andtheyyl^ere.

•ofcotton .foreigners

district may spenij; stravy-holiday^ duringandtherushsummer. Tlrfe'staple

bkibbodexports

yarn andarevegetatpe^^en, m-ediqijnes. mats,Thestraw Ningpo Lakeshats,are'very:samshu, beautiful poles,

and

provide excellent

into a good modern HuErbopur. sh^ifng. "There ,is a proposal to make San Men Wan (2 Pfi Jf)

'ha’hiV/* h’. M (Vp»ADis in 1936 ,> p. p ,

poorThe spring yearcrop openedcaused withbyNlngpo ‘sltill suffering

a long spell from theattrade

oficold weather depTes&iVm ofof the

the'beginning 1935..yearA

.and

was tightness

recorded.Jn in the

,Jbhemoney.m^yket-gdeiied

.tr|pe .of the port as tois shown existingby difficulties,

the 'followingS9 valuethat, statistics

a decrease;

direct hhpdrtifrom abidadyflS million ks compared with $8.1 million (Hiring 1935;

.■exports

UQasttvise.of imports

Chinese produce of .Chinese' produ/te,countries,

toiforeign $16.9 million asas agairrst-fl5.3 million;

and direct

wise exportations of, Ghinfesla mierchandise, $16.116,600 mi'llieriagainst

ab comparedfg.OCQj, with coast-

$16.2

million. Due to exception ally': gebd harvests, the impotpif, foreign rice declined, .fi.oni

l,082,376,.to 51,546:.qhihtal8, ' w hReiimi:.ort3 of foreign sugar

quintals, importations'of native hiigar froin K-wangtiing tkking the place of the foreign fell from 60,225' to 37,105

product.

did not exceed Dur-ing/IOShikero^ene

265,98!? litres. Curing oil imported

the! ygarwasunder

largelyreview

duty-paid, and dirfect

the position imports

Was entirely

.reversed, no less>.thah.5,49f,00.3blitres b^ing imported ex ebond from .Shanghai and

A 400 NINGPO

paying duty at Ningpo, the reason for this change being that the oil companies took

advantage

wharfage of the difference^ existing betweenandthetherates at which conservancy and

There was duessome are calculated

increase at Shanghai

in the importation of buntal wharfage

fibre: hats,dueshand-made

rate at Ningpo.

in the

district,

raw material. The slight increase in the value of coastwise imports is ascribed: for

have gained some popularity abroad, resulting in an increased demand to

larger

foreignimportations

article. The ofexportation

native cotton pieceandgoods,

of mats, which areingradually

tea increased volume. replacing the

The special

status enjoyed by Chinhai as a transportation centre for the discharge and loading

ofmuchnative

of theimports

interportandtradeexports withoutwhere

from Ningpo, fiscal native

obligation

goods diverted

were formerlyto that place

imported

orof domestic

exported trade

on payment of duty.

that would This pass

otherwise accounts for theNingpo.

through serious The

declinetotalin the volumeof

number

steamers entered and cleared was 2,068, with a total registered tonnage of 2,989,436, as-

against

steamers2,057

from vessels totalling for

abroad accounts 3,156,534 tons inin 1835.

the declined tonnage.The With

less frequent

the completionvisits of

of

the unfinished section of the Shanghai-Hankow-Ningpo Railway between

Hangchow, through railway traffic will become possible between Ningpo and Shanghai Tsao-o and

via Hangchow.

DIRECTORY

Tai ko Medical Officers—H. Thomas m.d.,

iSr ± ° Luke Young and PingandWen-chun

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants—Cable Acting Tidesurveyor Acting

Ad: Swire Harbour Master—G. Flynn

N. S. Chao Boat Officers—Ko Ping Chang and

E. A. D. Polverino

Chen Siau Pao & Sons, Shipping and Examiners—H. C. Hyatt, Leung

Insurance—Mao Nun Road; Cam- Shek Cheung, Inng Fok Dien

po; P.O. Box Special; Cable Ad: and Yang King Lyon

Chensiapo Tidewaiters—12 Chinese

Chen Siau Pao, managing dir.

David K. Chen, manager H H # & if

Hwa-mei Hospital

(American Baptist Mission)

j pj jg Chau Shang Yung chuJc Tin Lih Djen, m.d., supt.

China Harold Thomas, m.d.

—TheMerchants

Bund Steam Navigation Co. Raymond

John Hong,E. m.d.

Stammard, m.d.

Chang Sing-fu, manager Ma Yiu Fang, m.d.

Liu Yee Liang, m.d.

Miss W. P. Harris, nn.

Miss M. M. Whited, nn.

Da Ing kok Lin,g ze ya men Z, Y. Ma, bus.-manager

Consulate—Great Britain

(Administered by Consul General in MISSIONS & CHURCHES

Shanghai) “t II # il H

American

Society Baptist Foreign Mission

II C/ie hai kwan H. R; S. Benjamin and wife

Customs, Chinese Maritime Harold Thomas and wife

Acting Commissioner — J. M. A. Raymond

Miss Navy E.Crassey

Stannard and wife

Fay Miss Florence Webster

Assistants—Liang Ka-son, Chen Yung Miss W. P. Harris

Fan and Yeh Chaming Miss M, M. White

 NINGPO A401

% % & & m m Rev. Fr. J. B. Wang

American Presbyterian Mission Rev. Fr Shu, c.m.

North Rev. Fr. Chow

Miss Esther M. Gauss - s { } | Rev. Ff.'T. Tcheng

A.E. M.R. Crouch

Smith and andwife

wife Saint Paul’s Catholic Seminary

Rev. Father Denis Nugent, c.m.

t » ® ff s Gi clu do hung wei Rev. Father Leon Marquis, c.m.

{Christians’ Mission Rev. Father Peter Vonken, c.m.

Miss G.M. E.J. Metcalfe Rev. Father William O’Hara,

Miss Hhewring C.M.

Miss E. E. Watts Rev. Joseph Chen, c.m.

Miss E. Geary

St. Paul’s Church

“t I5c ^ ic Ta ying chao wei W. A. Willis, Warden

CJhurch Missionary Society

Right Rev.

(Hangchow) J. Curtis, d.d. and wife & &

Miss E. J.M.Clark Methodist Missionary Society

Miss M. Clark Rev. A. A. Conibear and wife

(chairman)

Miss E.A. Green

Rev. W. Molony| andMisswife

A. Megson H. 8. H.Redfern, M.sc.,and

andwife

wife

Dr. E. G. Sugg and wife Rev. Tomlinson

Miss A. Rogerson Miss

Rev. 1). V. Coombs, b.a.

Miss P.K. E.Coombs

Slater

& £ x m n

Ning po tien tsu tang mm

Mission Catholique de Ningpo Ning shao lung sui hung sze

Rt. Rev.

A.D. Ruch A. Defebvre

Nugent | Givry Vonken Ningpo-Shaohsino S- N. Co., Ltd., The

YeWuShim Chuen, manager

C.L. Pruvott

Marques Boucherie

Engels Shih-feng, chief clerk

C.L. Pech

Delafosse Dontan

O’Hara

J. Prost Corcuff m ® m

McKiernan Roussel Post Office

Lin Si Nan, First Class Postmaster

Petit Seminaire St. Vincent

Rev. Fr. J. Tchao, c.m. Standard-Vacuum 'Oil Company—Cable

Rev. Fr. P. Sou Ad: Standvac

Rev. Fr. T. Fang T. Y. Li, in charge

 WENCHOW

jl‘1‘1 ^ Wan-chau

is theWenchow,

chief town one'ofin the

thefive ports opened

department to; foreign occupying

of Wenchow, trade by thetheChefoo Convention^

south-east corner

of20 Chekiang

miles fromprovince.

its mouth, inThelat.city28 de'is gsituated

] 1 miu. (|?0>n the

sec. south

N., long. bank120ofdeg.the38river

min.Ou, aboutE.

45 sec.

The

said site is a well cultivated

to have atbeenvarious

first erected plain,

duringThey bounded ion

the, foufth all sides by

century,of and lofty hills. The walls are

and re-built times since. are formed stone,theydiagonally

have beenlaidenlargedat the

foundation, and partly also of brick, and measure about four miles ip cireumferepfce.

The streets generally are paved with brick or stone and kept in careful repair by

the_

theirhouseholders.

turn coihihuriicate. Manywith of them

navigable run canals

sidejbyintersecting

side with' snipll waterways,

the whole city. Therewhicharein

numerous large nunneries and temples in Wenchow. The

Nprth Gate, various Yamens,.-other public ojfices and the Foundling Hospital, are also Custom House, outside the

among the chief buildings. The last-named institution,

1

apartments. The Roman GathoHc'Missionaries liaCe a spacious and imposing church built in 1748^ cdntains 100

in the western part of th^city. The English Methodist Mission has a chprch capable

ofcostseating about containing

of $20,000, ,1,000 people.sleeping In 1903accommodation

this Mission for erectedovera 100

fine students,'

college atanda

teaching accommodation

substantially for morewasthanalso200.completed,-,by

constructed Hospital Early in 1906 an extensive

the Mission at a further and

outlay of fully $20,000. The building consists of a central block and two wings

after the style

patients. of the

Ahiohg Hunt’s Block,

bbjects Guy’s Hbspital,

of greatest interest and and Can accommodate

curiosity are: twoabout pagodas200

situated on Conquest Island, abreast of the city. They are both of great antiquity,

aqd

Emperorthe temples

of theHis between,

Sung them were

.dynasty, whenforhasseeking

some time the retreat

to escape oftheTiMongols,

Ping, thQunder last

Kublai Khan. Majesty Ti Ping left behind: himfromautographs preserved to'

this day in one of the temples. A few members of the Cpstoms staff occupy foreign-

built

severalhouses on thebeing

Christians island.murdered,

There inwere1906,Boxer and troubles in the Pingyang

all the missionaries district

left Wenchow,

where, however,

months some of the the1 foreign

officials residents

were ablerepaiir to! maintain order. Hills

to the Northern During( A ifithelh ),sqmmer

.across-

he river, where several bungalows hay^Jpeen built.

There

handful, is no foreign settlement at Wenchow, and the foreign residents are a mere

able-nativeconsisting

export trade/inentirely,

tea, ofbitter

officials jandtobacco,

oranges, missionaries. There isbambods

timber,-charcoal, a consider-and

kittysols, butwork

cross-stitch manufactures

are, produced do 'byriot fiourishi though The

local factories. somefirms

excellent floor-mattkig

engaged in the timber and

trade are located in the west suburb,

quantities of timber and bamboos are kept on hand. where are also the timber yards. Immense

During August

Wenchow.river, causing andimmense

September of 1912oftwo

destruction abnormal

life and property. freshets

In theoccurred in the

upper reaches

ofcarrying

the main river the water rose 60 feet above normal level,

away houses bodily. Some 30,000 people are reported to have been drowned washing away villages and

inunprecedented

the Yungchia,within Chingtien, Ch’uchow and Juian magistracies.

the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Two particularly severe Such a calamity was

typhoons in the summer of 1920 caused enormous damage in the neighbourhood.

Haimen, a neighbouring city, about 85 miles by sea north-east of Wenchow, was partially

destroyed on July 15th by a tidal wave with great loss of life; while in the Nanchi

River valley, opposite Wenchow, an equally large loss of life was reported in the second

typhoon between September 4th and 6th. In August 1923 and 1926 this port was

visited by severe typhoons, although they did not cause much damage either afloat or

ashore.

 WENCHOW A4Q3

Trade in 1938

In spite of the fact that, the jWenchow district,enjdfed complete tranquility

during the year under review, the port’s trade with Shanghai, Ningpo, and Amoy

was

immediate'seriouslyvicinity,

interferred with owing

especially" Pansbih to its diversion through inland placesobject

in the

evading interport duty. Customs valueandstatistics

Chungyuanchiao,

for the trade withof the1936 were asof

follows:

of Chinesedirect foreign imports,

merchandise, $469,259

$6.9 million as asagainst

against$7.1$244,178

million;in direct

1935; coastwise imports

foreign exports.

$1.34,'

million907asasagainst

compared$5.4 with

million.$47,560;

In theandorder;of

coastwise theirexports of Chinese

importance, sugar, produce,

kerosene$4.6 oil,

liquid

and fuel,chiefly

were and gasolene and benzine

responsible for the were

large tbjeiperease

main items

in in the

total direct foreign

collection for the trade

year,

amounting to approximately $705,000, which represented an increase of more than

of100theperport

centinover1876.the figure for 1935

Coastwise and was'the

importations largestsuch

included recorded

main since

articlestheasopening

cotton

piece

exception goods, cotton socks

of the first-named, and stockings, vvheat flour, and medicines. With , this

the

heading registered a decline, duewhich showed

chiefly, as stateda slight

above,increase,

to tradeallbetween

items under

Wenfchow

and other open ports being diverted via inland places where interport duty is

not

mention collectable.

may by madeOf exports

of saltedshipped abroad,forgenerally

vegetables Hong Kong by seaandgoing junks,eggs

preserved special

and

potatoes for Formosa, which latter appeared in the returns for the first time. The

coastwise exports of Chinese products were in the following

during the year: kittysols, 16.18 per cent: 3rd quality paper, 10.90 per cent; charcoal, resepctive proportions

9.57

per cent;per cent:

leaf softwood

tobacco, 3.37timber, 9 per cent;

per cent: tea of all

cross-stitch kinds,

work, 3.206.29

perper

cent;cent; woodproducts,

animal oil, 5.94

3.06 per cent; prepared tobacco, 263 per emit; the

sundries. The increase of 3,363 tons recorded under shipping as compared with total being made up by various

the

previous year’s figures was mainly due; to the addition of the s.s. Hoonghsing, of

598,

the ' t onsi tb the

same runCompany Wenchow-Shanghai

being theand Haean and run since

theHsing May,

Yili belonging the other two

to Company regular steamers

the China respectively.

Merchants Steam on

Navigation the Tien Steamship

number of native banks dropped from 18 to 14 as a result of the depression. During The

the year two road extensions were completed. The motor road from Yungchia

toShunan,

Lishui was extendedChekiang, westwardwasto extended

Suiigyang, while that to from

Kaihua,Kienteh to

distances inof Western 46 and 50 kilometres respectively.southward The construction of covering

the new

wharf of the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company at the East Gate, where

aApril,

minimumwhen the depth of 24 feet

company’s of water

pontoon at lowwere

and offices tideremoved

is assured, fromwasthecompleted

North Gate.in

As a result, there was an immediate appreciation

the vicinity of the new wharf, and a great impetus was given to building in the value of the land iri thein

immediate neighbourhood.

DIRECTOKY

IT &

China Merchants’Steam *8 Co. 1 Out-door :

Navigation

—Teieph. 14 TidesurveyOr and Harbour Master—

E. Bockler

!§5 Oa Hai Ewan . Boat Officer—O. E. Segerholm

Customs, Chinese Maritime Asst. Boat Officer—Chow Ying-tsing

Commissioned^H..'C. Morgan Chief Examiner—Ling Ce Hung

Indoor: Tidewaiters—Loo Ping Kyuin, Chen

Assistant—ChenPuiYau

Clerks—Wong Kuang

Ning, Chang Shou, Hsiao Shih, Yu I Huo, Chen Shen

Wang Te-chin, Wan Quai Ling, Tseng, Chow Sheng Jen, Kao Ba

Robert Fan, Sieh Chien Hao, Lob Hai, Chen Shih Chien and Soo

Yang Chien and Hu Wen Yuan Tao Liang

 wkxChow

j&X-k&m Prefect Apostolique—Rt. Rev. Wm«

Hwang Co., Chiwen W., Embroidery and C. McGrath

Cross Stitch Work—19-17, Mo Chih J. E. Venini

Fang St.; Teleph. 267; Cable Ad: Chi wen V.X. Morrison

Stringer |I B.A. Gignac

Boudreau

.C. Mrs.

W. Hwang, proprietor

Y. F. Hwang A.J. King

Venadam jI W. Amyot

Z. Y. Chi J. Beal

J. J. MacDonald | M. L. Curtin

MISSIONS G. Doyle

C. Strang

^ ± % H. McGettigan

Catholic Mission, Wunchow'

Eev. P. Ciemata Methodist Mission

Rev. P.P. Ciemata

Rev. Kurtyka E. T. A. Stedeford, m.p., ch.b., d.t.m.,

Rev. P. Brzqska (Yunkiaohang) , andI. Mrs.

Rev. ScottStedeford

Rev. P. Sitko Bev. W. R. AylottandandMrs.Mrs.Hooper

Aylott

Bro.

Bro. Prinz

Cieplak Rev. R. Hooper

Rev. Grabka (Yunkiachang) Miss D. Doidge, b.a.

Rev. Paciorek P. Smith, nurse

, Rev.Sawicki J.Rev.DowF.son, nurse

G. Garnett

Rev. Baba MissL G. Tucker

Rev. Wieczorek

Rev. Stefanowicz

t 0 4 s fi # m

# Mi ft South Chekiang Mission of

China Inland Mission Seventh Day Adventists—Cable

Mrs. Worley Ad : Adventists

Miss M. Moler A. Fossey and family

Miss G. I. F. Taylor,

AtRev.

Pingyang

F. S. and Mrs. Barling

Misses F. Eynon and B. M. Lang 8S It- H £ 1; M m

SOEURS DE LA CHARITii St. ViNCENT DB

Paul—Hopital Jean Gabriel

:£ H WJi MR

Founding Hospital

Sisters

Paul of Charity of St. Vincent de ® m w &

Grey Sisters of the Immaculate Con- PostHsiang Office

"Ting, postmaster

ception (Pembroke, Ont,

Sr. Juletta (Superior) Canada.)

Sr. Daniel Wen-ch’u Chief Salt Revenue.

Sr. Catherine

Sr.

Sr. Angela

Genevive , . COLLECTORATE

Chief Collector—Yang Cjii-pju

■£ ± * st a * W & m # fo )& ‘M ill M &

Perfecture A*postolic of Chuchow Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation—

Cable Ad: Wingtaivo

—Lishui, Chekiany D. P. Bow, manager

(Canadian Mission,

Ontario, Canada) Scarboro Bluffs,

| C. Y. Shiao, assist, manager

 SANTUAO

Santuao was voluntarily opened to foreign trade by the Chinese Government

on the 8th May, 1899. The port includes the whole of the magnificent Santu

Inlet, whichofis situated

the centre inlet.someThe 70 miles northis ofcertainly

Foochow.oneTheofisland of Santuao thein

China coast: thetheapproaches to itharbour

are well-defined, and vessels the of thefinest on size

largest

may enter at any time, regardless of the state of tide. H.M.S. Waterwitch surveyed

the whole cable

telegraph of thewasinletsuccessfully

in 1899, andlaidanfrom Admiralty chart hastobeen

the mainland the published.July,A

1905, and communication established with all China ports. A. new cableisland

connecting

the telegraph office at Santuao with the mainland was laid in May, 1921, and the

inconvenience

of the harbour, which had been experienced for four years previously, other

caused by receiving and dispatching all messages from the side

was thus

removed. A long distance telephone system was installed in 1936 connecting

Foochow as well as the principal towns boydering the Santu Inlet.

fromTheFoochow

port oftoSantuao

Europeserves is firstimportant

shipped teafromdistricts

Santuao. as much No ofbuilding

the teaoperations

exported

worth mentioning have been undertaken at the port, and no modern methods

have as and

—paper yet pottery,

been introduced

except softwoodin the manufacture

pianks,is which of themanufactured

principal local aproducts

saw mill though excellent raw material close areat hand, especiallyby extensive modern

deposits of kaolin capable of yielding far j superior pottery than is now brought

on the market from this district. The iron mines in the districts ©f Kutien, Fuan,

and

have Siapu,

not yetwhere the

beenhave depositsexploited,

properly were reportedso far in 1918 to be ofworks

a promising nature,

then anticipated, been erected, so and that a regular no smelting

trade in this, at Santuao,

valuable mineralas

does not yet exist here. Since 1937 manufacture of black tea by machinery has been

intro, need by the Fuan Agricultural Experimental Station under the auspices of

theFoochow

atfromprogressing Fukienoccasionally

Provincial Government. Most effected

of the trade is transhipped

Shanghaithoughwith cotton piece direct goods, imports

flour, etc.were

or from Hongkong by tramps arriving

with sulphate

of ammonia.

Shouning. The chief towns of the district are Funing, Fu-an, Ningte and

Trade in 1936

Santuao

entirely enjoyed

notOctober. freeThefrom a year ofactivities

comparative quiet,thethough adjacent districtstroops

were

in valuebandit of direct imports untilfrom

after abroadarrival

duringof Government

1936 was $120,000

asat $8,000

againstas $131,000 in 1935.coastwise

against $4,000 Directimportations

exports toof foreign

Chinese countries

produce were werevalued

valued

at

$0.7 million as compared with $1.1 million, and coastwise exports of Chinese produce

at $4.8 million as against $2.7 million. The weather during the year was somewhat

abnormal,

drought there being

the thericeexcessive rain potato

during crops.

the early part while later thea long

tributingaffected

centre for and sweet

north-eastern part of the province Santuao is essentially

of Fukien, dis-

the principal

imports being cotton piece goods, wheat flour, kerosene,

and cigarettes, and the major exports tea, paper, softwood planks, salt fish, and sulphate of ammonia, dyes,

ofcereals.

to $1.7

The aggregate

million,

a re-diversionthough value

may ofbetrade

of teaitshipments pointedamounted

out thatto this

from free-movingjunks

$5.6 improvement

million, showing

to duty-paying

an increase

is largely due

steamers.

Imports

from of kerosene oil from abroad decreased by 24,928 litres, while coastwise imports

year. Foochow amountedof 811

A net increase 1,293,976

quintalslitreswasasrecorded

against for975,015 litresofduring

sulphate ammonia, the the

previous

total

import

the beingproduct

foreign 7,197 quintals,

being principally

replaced by from Germany.

matches of No matches

Chinese were imported,

manufacture. A good

year was reported in the tea trade, largely due to the assistance accorded by the

provincial government. To assist farmers, merchants, and steamer companies in:

the tea trade, loans were provided by the Fukien Reconstruction Bureau. In>

 A406 SA.NTU AO—FOOCHOW

■addition, controlling offices were established both at Santuao and Saichi, with

head office at Foochow, while godown and cargo boat facilities were improved.

Prices quintals

20,842 in NorthofChina

black and abroad werequintals

favourable. Steamer shipments included

6,851 quintals and 23,493teaquintals

and 35,199

respectively asofcompared

green tea,withshowing

1935. increases

The amountof

■ecarried

xtensiveby planting

junks aggregated

of sugar cane4,471 inquintals only, a decrease

the neighbouring of 13,704

districts quintals.to The

subsequent the

cessation of poppy-growing was mainly responsible for the larger exportation of

brown sugar. The quantity shipped by junks and inland steamers amounted to

11,710 quintals,

There or an increase

was a further decline inof the

7,831export

quintalsof rice

overbowls,

the figure

onlyfora fewthekilns

previous year.

remaining

in operation.lower

considerably Greater activity was shown inIn the exportquintals

of paper,wasprices being

northern provinces via Foochow. There was no silver in circulation during the year,to

than in the previous year. all 10,025! shipped

but

duringnew subsidiary nickel and copperThecoinslong-distance

were introduced by theto Central

FoochowBank

Ningtehthe waslatter

freelyhalf of the

availed of byyear.

the public. telephone via

DIRECTORY

liy ®§ Fu hai kwan STANDARD

Btandvac- VACUUM OlL Co.-I

Customs, Chinese Maritime Hsu Pai-hsi, agent

Asstcin-charge—T. Manuel Wong

Assistant -K’o Yu-p’ing Telegraph Office

Boat officer—F. C. Parr Fee Vener Fiang, manager

FOOCHOW

m m Fuh+ehau

Foochow is the capital of Fukien province. It is situated in lat. 26 deg. 20

min. 24 sec. N., and long. 119 deg. 20 min. E. The city is built on a plain on the

northern side of the river Min, and is distant about thirty-four miles from the sea,

and nine miles from Pagoda Island, where,foreign vessels anchor.

The attention

commercial of foreigners

intercourse could bewasprofitably

early attracted

carriedtoonFoochow as a likelyofplace

in the shipment Boheawheie

Tea,

which is grown largely in the locality. Before the port was opened, this article used to

be carried

The East overland

India to Cantonas forearly

Company, shipment,

as a journey which was both long and difficult.

11830, made representations in favour of the

opening

Nankingofinthe1842.port,Thebutearly

nothing

yearsdefinite was donewith

of intercourse till the

the conclusion

natives wereof anything

the Treatybutof

what was anticipated. The navigation of the river was difficult, there was no market

for imports, and several attacks by the populace rendered the port an undesirable place

of residence

opened that for

theresome

wastime.

much Itdone

wasinndttheuntil someOf tea

export ten from

yearstheafter the port

interior, had been

but after that

the quantity shipped increased largely, and Foochow became one of the principal tea

ports in China. From 1880, however, when the tea

highest figure, the prosperity of the place has gradually waned. trade of the port reached its

 FOOCHOW A407

The city is built around three hills, and the circuit of what used to be the . walled

portion is between six and seven miles in length. The walls were about thirty feet high

and

yearstwelve feet wide

remarkable at the top. have

improvements The streets were narrow

been carried out, theand wallsfilthy,

beingbuttornduring

downrecent

and

replaced

traffic. by a wide

Motor roads motor road, the

haveandbeenAmoy. narrow streets

built Aandroadmotor have

buses been

connect widened to

Foochow permit

City motor

with

Nantai, Mamoi (Pagoda), is now marly

to Kienow on the Upper Min River, which town is already connected by motor road constructed from Foochow

and bus services with the Chekiang road system and hence with Shanghai.

The climate of Foochow is mild for about nine months of the year, but in the

summer it is trying, the range of the thermometer then being from 74 deg. Fahr. to 98

deg. and

also, Spring is thelocal

frequent wetcyclonic

season, but typhoons make

disturbances lead toitrain in the summer

a somewhat dampandclimateautumnat

most times of the year.

fromThe thescenery

sea vessels surrounding

have to leaveFoochow is very

the wide beautiful.

stream and enter In what

sailingis up thetheMinKimpai

called river

presents a very striking appearance. The Pass of Min-ngan is narrower, and with itsit

Pass, which is barely half-a-mile across, and, enclosed as it is by bold, rocky walls,

towering

turesque, cliffs,

and hassurmounted

been compared by fortifications

to some of the andscenes

cultivated

on theterraces,

Rhine. isThe extremely

Yung Fu,pic-a

tributary of the Min, also affords some charming scenery, the hills rising very abruptly

from the river most

all occupying bank.rqpaantic

The Minand Monastery,

beautifulthesites,

MoonareTemple, and the ofKushan

fine specimens ChineseMonastery,

religious,

edifices, and are much resorted to by visitors. Game

mountains in the vicinity of Foochow, while tigers and panthers are common abounds in all the ravines and

in the more

remote hills, and.gome of these beasts have been killed within ten miles of the city.

Most foreign vessels were compelled to anchor at Pagoda Anchorage owing to

the shallowness

from the City of the toriver

Bridge the above

Kimpai thatPass.

point.TheThe Minlimits

RiverofConservancy

the port of Foochow have, extend

however,

forseveral

nav igable for vessels not exceeding 15 feet in draught and 265 feet in length rightnow

years been engaged in dredging and draining the river which is up

to the City Bridge.- Consequently since 1934 some small coasting vessels from Shanghai

have regularly steamed right up to Foochow.

There is a Government Naval Yard af Mamoi, with a dock over 300 feet long.

The establishment includes a training college for naval cadets with British instructors.

The population of Foochow, comprising Foochow City and the suburbs of Nantai

on the banks of the Min River, amounts to 357, 790 persons (Police census, July 1935).

Trade in 1936

Despite ina the

experienced heavyFoochow

fall indistrict.

direct imports from abroad,

Comparative a very satisfactory

value statistics of the tradeyearof wasthe

million as compared with $6.8 million in 1935; coastwise imports offromChinese

port for the years 1935 and 1936 are as follows; direct imports abroad,goods,

$5.2

$21.6 million as against $19.8 million; direct exports to foreign countries, $4.4 million

asas compared

against $14.2 withmillion,

$3.5 million;

The and cause

chief coastwise exports

of the fall inofdirect

Chinese produce.

foreign $20.2knd

imports million

the

substantial rise in exports abroad was doubtless to be

exchange value of the standard dollar as compared with that of the previous year. found in the reduced foreign

The standard

success of life ofofthetheinhabitants

or, otherwise nee harvest. of theFailure

district^necessitates

is governedheavy principally

rice and bypaddythe

imports from abroad and from other Chinese ports,

consumption of other commodities. Seyere floods in April and May imperilled the while . success permits a larger

first crop, Again,

inweather

July. but fortunately

in improved,

the earlythe autumn

weatheracleared and an

prolonged excellent

dryharvested harvest was

spell threatened gathered

disaster, but

excellent. The value, of foreign ricb and paddy Imported fell from $1,850,135wasin 1935

conditions and the second crop, in October, also

tocompared

$150,403with in $123,010.

1936, whileImports

iniTbrtsfrom fromabroad

ChineseOf wheat

ports were valuedtoatdecline.

continued $228,905Theas

more prosperous state of the interior resulted in a larger' consumption of kerosene oil,

which during

gasolene bad times

continued is generally

to increase withreplaced ks an illuminent

the extension of the roadbysystem,

bean Smuggling

oil. Sales ofof

 A408 FOOCHOW

kerosenedecline

further oil fromin Formosa

the importis no longerpiece

of cotton a factorgoods,ofwhile

importance.

the steady Thefallyear

in thewitnessed

imporc

of cotton yarn is due to the large increase in the Shanghai production of cotton piece

goods at low prices, resulting in the gradual elimination of local

of cotton cloth. Direct imports of foreign coal, chiefly from Formosa, declined. Arrivals small-scale production

of Chinese coal, almost exclusively from Chinwangtao, amounted to f226,910 as com-

declinewith

pared $179,462. Legitimate

in smuggling, Local producers importsof ofsugarsugarcane

increased

enjoyedas aa result

good ofyear, the and

markedthe

modernisation

studied by theofprovincial

the industry, which is at The

government. present run on old-fashioned

comsumption of dyestuffs lines,showedis being

little

change from the previous year, Japanese manufacturers have secured a virtual

monopoly of the trade in sulphur black, while Japanese direct blacks and direct blues

are competing strongly with similar European products. The local authorities assisted

farmers

sales of bythisproviding

commodity largeincreased

quantitiesfrom of sulphate

42,000 bags of ammonia

in 1935 toon57,000 creditbagsterms, and

in 1936.

Domestic$240,798

against importsduring

of Yunnan

1935. tin,A large

in theproportion

shape of ingots

of thisandtin isslabs,

usedtotalled $225,926 as

in the manufacture

of tin-facingof for

quantities tinjoss

are paper,

used inwhich is much in demand

the preparation of tin and locally.

lead Iningots

addition, c-msiderableto

for shipment

Shanghai.

tin These

and lead into equal ingots, the

proportionstrade in which seems to be increasing, are composed of

satisfactory be able to reportand are of a standard

a substantial improvement weightinof the 800 grammes.

tea trade. ItTheis

quieter conditions prevailing in the tea districts in the north-west of the province and

around Santuao enabled farmers to pay greater attention to their plants. In addition,

the

carefullocalandauthorities conductedA amarked

stronger packing. campaign aiming atinreduction

improvement these respects of dust, and more

resulted, and

itnowis confidently hoped that further progress will be achieved

appreciate the benefit to be derived from practical government advice next season, as teamen

and

assistance.

half-chests inArrivals

the previousof congou

year. totalled

Souchong74,400 half-chests

arrivals amountedas tocompared with 43,930

26,600 half-chests as

against 14,670 half-chests in the 1935 season. At the opening, a brisk business was

done in congou, no fewer than 32,500 half-chests being settled in the first month. The

quality of the teas showed considerable improvement over that of the previous year,

and tea prices

beginning of theat the1935opening

season. were Due approximately

to the drop of 25someper35cent, per cent higherin thethanexchange

at the

rate on

were 4,200 London

in favour as compared

of foreign with the same period

buyers.andAt4,000thehalf-chests of

close of the the previous year,

season thereIn remained sterling prices

only half-chests of congou of Souchong. view of theunsold

large

increase in available

satisfactory. Greatersupplies

activityduring the season,

was witnessed thistimber

in the result may

trade.be regarded as highly

A forest replenish-

ment plan covering 2,000 acres of mountain land in the interior was inaugurated.

Exports

Chinese ports of paperwereincreased

valued appreciably

at $2,520,647over the figureswith

as compared for 1935. Shipments

$1,928,761, while toexports

other

abroad amounted to $162,072 as against $78,754. The increase in coastwise snipments

was

through due largely to a revival

Newchwang. in Manchurian

Smuggling from Formosapurchasesby ofjunks 2nd andand 3rd “puffquality

puff” paper

boats

declined very considerably during the year, thanks to the increased Customs preventive

activities. The introduction, furthermore, in July 1936 of Conveyance Certificates to

cover certain specified

local totalled

merchants from goods oninshipment

dealing smuggled intogoods.

the interior

Vessels hadentering

the effectandof discouraging

clearingtons,the

during 1935. The Tai Chiang Hsun Wharf provided by the ProvincialofReconstruction

port 1,912 of 2,084,513, tons, as compared with 1,852 vessels, 1,890,009

Bureau with in a stone’s throw of Foochow city, has proved a boon to local merchants,

who, time

the by arranging

and trouble to have their ingoods

involved shipped into

discharging in vessels tyingfrom

cargo-boats up atvessels

the wharf,

moored save

at

Pagoda Anchorage, some 13 miles distant from Foochow. The

up the river to Nantai was the Chinese s.s. Chingan, 265 feet long, 40 feet in beam, and largest vessel to proceed

drawing 12 feet. A new wharf with three large godowns was inaugurated by the

Reconstruction Bureau of the Provincial Goverament on 3rd October 1936 at Pagoda

Anchorage.

highway, Good progress was made with thetheconstruction of of1937,

the Foochow-Kienou

road shouldcompletion

do much oftc which

speed up is expected

trade withabout middlewhich

the interior, This important

at present follows a

leisurely pace along the only available line of communication—the Min River and its

tributaries. The Central Bank quoted $1 per $1,000 for remittances to Shanghai

 FOOCHOW A40i).

throughout the year. The premium on the Hong Kong dollar, which stood at 8.5 per

cent at the beginning of the year increased to lO.KS per cent on the 29th February,

and thereafter fell steadily to 3.75 per cent on the 31st Decern ner. Commencing in

September, the service maintained by the China National Aviation Corporation

between Shanghai, Wenchow, Foochow, Amoy, Swatow, and Canton was changed from

twice to three times weekly. Early in November,.as the result of arrangement with

the Hong Kong Government, the service was extended to that port. Direct telegraph

communication is maintained between Foochow, Shanghai, Amoy, and Canton by land

lines. There is also direct radio-telegraph service between Foochow, Nanking, Tien-

tsin, Hong Kong and Manila. The long-distance telephone system is constantly being

•extended.

KULIANG AND SHARP PEAK

^ Ku Liang J|| Chnuu Shih (Sharp Peak)

A refuge from the heat of summer at Foochow can be gained by a ride of half

an hour by car and two hours by chair to the top of Kuliang, i.e., “Drum Pass,” which is a

mountain resort situated about nine miles east of Foochow. The thermometer

indicates an average of 10 degrees cooler on the mountain than it is in Foochow; the

nights are always cool and blankets are a necessity for comfort. Dr. Rennie was the first

to build a house of foreign design at Kuliang in 1886. Now there are upwards of one

hundred such houses, and every summer between four and five-hundred persons, chiefly

missionaries, are in residence on the mountain. According to the Admiralty Chart,

Kushan the last summit on the ridge reaches a height of 2,900 feet. Kuliang

itself is from 2,000 to 2,500 feet high. Nearly five miles of stone-paved roads about

three feet in width have been made under the supervision of a Public Improvement

Committee, now called the Kuliang Council, appointed by the residents, the necessary

funds being provided by voluntary contribution. The greatest charm of Kuliang are

the mountain walks, and there are many interesting places within easy walking distance.

A Chinese Post Office and a Telegraph Office are opened at Kuliang every year from

the middle of June to the middle of September, and daily mail connection with Foo-

chow is maintained. In 1934, Kuliang was connected with Foochow by telephone.

There are many private tennis courts and seven public courts on the mountain, also a

swimming pool, as well as mountain streams where swimming can be enjoyed. Sharp

Peak an Island at the entrance of the Min JRiver about 30 miles from Foochow, also,

aflords a seaside and bathing resort which is much appreciated by Foochow residents.

The American missions and the Anglican Mission each have sanatoria there. It is also

the place of landing of the E. E. A. & C. Telegraph Co.’s cables.

A410 FOOCHOW

DIRECTORY

& It 35 H BANKS

Mel yah pan sien kung sze

Americak-Asiatic Underwriters Fed.

Inc., U.S.A.—69, Tai Ping Hsiang; Bank of ITChina,

H fcSFoochow—Cable

^ is Ad:

Teleph. 2653;' Cable Ad: Underiters. 6892

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Tsewei C. S. Ho, manager

Motor-car,Plateglass,

Life, Accident,

Baggage Bur-

glary;

Special Risks

and fj Hil jli Jk t^'al wan yin hong

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai) Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Cable

Y. K. Lee, manager Ad: Taiwangink

ft W, Hip Wo IT ^ Cha ta

Anderson & Co., Robert, Mer- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

chants—Cable Ad: Adamantine and China

C. Schlee, director (London) Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

R. Schlee, director (Shanghai) H H Hway foong

Aquarius Company of Shanghai, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Manufacturers of Table Waters F. G. W alker, agent

H. S. Brand, agent H. M. Cook

Asia Fire and Marine Insurance Co. iSj Tai hing

—Cable Ad : Underiters Bathgate & Go., Merchants

C. C. Jen, agency manager Agencies

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Yu bon ren su po shin kung sze Prince Line Far EastLijnService

Java-China-Japan

Asia Life Insurance Co., Insurance Furness (Far East), Ld.

—69, Tai Ping Hsiang, Hsiang British Traders’Insurance

South British InsuranceCo.,Co,,Ld.Ld.

Tan Street; Cable Ad: Alicochina Northern

Y. K. Lee, acting manager Batavia Sea and FireCo,

Assurance Insurance Co.

Asiatic Petroleum. ofCo.Kerosene

Ltd., Distributors (South and

China),

By-

Products—Cable Ad: Petrosilex- Brand & Co., H. S., Commission

L. A. R. Duncan, manager Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers—

Miss Gomes, stenographer Cable Ad: Brand

Upriver Installation ,H. S. Brand

. A. C.; Young Agencies

Pagoda Installation , Phcenix

R. L. P. Sergeant Caldbeck,Assurance

MacgregorCo.,& Ld.

Co., Ld.

^ ^ (i ± 35 British Chamber of Commerce

Associated Products Co., Ltd., Ex-of Hon. Secretary—H. S. Brand

porters’ and Manufacturers’ Agents

Tea, Lumber, Lacquer-ware, Paper Brocket! &fiflCo.,•fjlForwarding, Bo lat ket

Parasols and Curios,Agents

and Manufacturers’ etc. ofImporters’

Chemical Commission Agents and Storekeepers Shipping,

Fertilizers, Condensed Milk,Flour,Match

and Kerosine Oil, etc.—Cable Ad: Agency D. Johnson, partner and business mgr.

Aproco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Directory & Chronicle of

edns., Bentley’s and Private China, Japan, etc.

 FOOCHOW A411

cBkockett’s Boarding House iChinese Government Telegraph

Mrs. Brockett Administration

-Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., CLUBS

Wine and Spirit Merchants

H. S. Brand & Co., agents Foochow Club

■China Import and Export Lumber Chairman—F. G. Walker

Co. Ltd., The Committlee—E.

Hyde-Lay. M. S.H.Kierkegaard

Hoyt, A. andC.

Union Trading Oo., agents W. A. Mackenzie

China Merchants Steam Navigation Foochow Recreation Club

Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Merchants Committee—A. S. Alison, L. A. R.

Duncan, E. H. Hoyt, U. G. G.

m & u m & m Pearson and P. P. Wiant

•China National Trading Co., The— Secy. & Treas.—J. W. Odell

141, Hsiang Tau Street; Teleph. 2653;

Cable

(English) Ad: 7162 (Chinese) and Chination

H.Y. C.F. Cheng,

Li, managing director CONSULATES

manager m m ® m & *

Agents for : Ta-fa-kuo-ling-shik-chgu

Tung

Shanghai Yih Trust

Lamp Co.Company

(Insurance dept.) France

China Dyeing Works, Ltd. Consul (in Amoy)—Fernand

(InFoochow)

Charge Royin

of French Interests

TheLtd.China Wool Manufacturing Co.,

Consular Agent—Robert Chapron

Kee chong po him yau han kung sze ® ^ I® @ 36 A

China Ta ying kwo Ling shih ya men

—HeadUnderwriters,

Office: HongkongLtd., Insurance Great Britain

M.254;

W. Cable

OreigAd:&■Greig)

Co., agents (Teleph. Consul—G. E Stockley

Chinese Government Salt Adminis- fl ffi* ffl® * 0 A

tration (Dist. of Fukien)—Cable 'J'ai yut pun Chung ling sz Ya mun

Ad: Salt, Foochow

District Inspectors—Liu Shu Mei Japan

and A. Cunningham Tweedie Consul-General—T. Nakamura

Chief Secretary—Hu Shih Cheng Chancellors—K. Okabe, F. Miyasa-

Chief

Chief Accountants—ChengChung

of Revenue Guard Wu

Section— ka and N. Odo

Han Hui Jung Police Inspector—R. Kato

Chief of Transportation

sumptiop dept.—Wu & Con-

PingHsien

Cheng

English Secy.—Lin Chien Netherlands

English Secy.—Lin Chen Hsien Acting Consul-^L. A. R. Duncan

Amoy Assistant Dist. Inspectorate:

Assistant District Inspectors —

Hung Cheng Cheng and S Ta mei kuo ling shih shu

Hiyoshi

English Secretary—Liang Yung j United States op America

Hsin Consul—Robert S. WardH. C. Yen,

Assistant District Inspector atta- Clerks—I). P>. Tiarig,

ched to District Inspectorate, W. Y. Ting, Y. H. Wu and

Foodhow—Chen Chi Tseng T. K. Wu

AH2 FOOCHOW

!iy m ® MUllai Kuau Standard

CommercialLifeUnion

Assurance Co. Co., Ld.

Assurance

Customs, Chjnksb Maritimk—Teleph. Boyal Insurance Co., Ld.

2834; Cable Ad: (Justus Yorkshireifc Lancashire

Insurance Co.,

Nantai London

Royal Exchange Ins.Ld.

Assur. Co., Ld.

Corporation

Commissioner—H. G. Lowder British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

Depy. Oommr.—A. C. H.

Assistants — W. A. Mackenize, CaLay Orient Insurance Co.

.: t Tuan,Hok Gi,LinLiuShu-yung,

Chung Pin, Tsai Hsioh Guardian Insurance Co., Ld.

Hsu Ta-chang Thames & Mersey

North China MarineCo.,Ins.Ld.Co., Ld.

Insurance

and Wu Tsuan-hsien

Tidesurveyor and" Harbour Master— British & Foreign Marine Ins.Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld,

J. A. Crossland Standard Marine Insurance

Boat Officer—N. A. Gbudasheff Sea

OceanInsurance

Marine Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Insurance

Appraiser—A.

Examiners — J.C. Ellis China Mutual

H. Hutiter, N.

Dikhmann, Chang Chiin Chieh, Shanghai Life Life Insurance

Insurance Co. Co.

Wang Ting Fang, Lin Tsai Sui, Underwood

Ailsa Craig Typewriter

Marine Co., Ld.

Motors

Cheng

Yuan andChinLok Ming,

Hang Mow Wang Hsun | Banque de ITndo-Chine

Medical Officers—Drs. Li Sheo Yi and Gerrard Wire Tying Machines Co., Ld.

E. C. Dymond Norris Henty

Engines & Gardners, Ld. Oil

and Wires

1

f'aghda Anchorage Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark

Tidesurveybr and Harbour Mas- ! Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.

ter—A. Pedersen Eastern Engineering and Trading

Boat Officer—J. S. Thomas Co., Ltd., Importers of Machinery,

Medical Officer—Dr. C. L. Gillette Leather, Canned Goods, Flour,

Deutsche Stickstoff Handelsgesells- and Piece Goods, Exporters of Tea,

Lacquer Ware, etc.—Shan Hang St.

chaft ( H. G. Krauch & Co.)— Branch Nantai; Cable Ad: 5012

Office: Foochow; Teleph. 60 ' Cheng Ting Yuan, manager

manager

Directory and Chronicle of the Far D. H. Ding, assist,

East (China, Japan, Malaya, Philip- w & # m ft * jfi *

pines, Indo-China,

etc.)—Foochow Netherlands

agents: Brbckett &India,

Co. Ta tong ta 'pak teen po kong sze

Eastern Extension, Australasia and

’ China Telegraph

Peak; Cable Co., Ltd.—Sharp

Ad: Eastern

iftf % Tieng Siong C. V. Williams, manager

Dodwell & Go., Ltd., Merchants— W. R. Symons, deputy engineer

Cable Ad: Dodwell

J. G. P. Wilson, manager frt JS # Jfl

J. Chubb Eastern Hotel, The—55. Mali Huong

Agencies 1 Ding; Cable Ad: Odell

Chartered Bank of I., Aus. and China J. W. Odell, manager

Dodwell

Ocean Steam CastleShip

LineCo., Ld. Etablissements Chapron, General Im-

China Mutual Steam

China Navigation Nav. Co., Ld. port and Export—Teleph. 4824;

Co., Ld.

Australian Oriental Line, Ld. Cable Ad: Chapron

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Messageries MariSteam Line

times Co. BE g ft 18 W W

Lloyd

East Triestino

Asiatic S.N. Co., Ld.,Nav.Copenhagen Foochow Christian Union Hospital—

Cable

Rev.Ad: Hospl

Henry V. Lacy,supt.

Norwegian,

Natal Line ofAfrica and Australia Line

Steamers Dr. Lora G. Dyer

Navigazione

Swedish Generale Italiana

East Asiatic Co., Ld., Go- Dr. Horace E. Campbell

Dr. Henry

Bruce W.Li Jarvis (on furlough)

Sunthenburg

Life Assurance Co. of Canada Dr,

Dr. Helena Wong

 FOOCHOW A413

Dr. Margaret E. Tucker n& ® mm nm ss

Dr.

Dr. S.S. C.C. Shen

Dieh Fukien Telephone Co., Ltd., Tele-

Dr. S. T. Tsou phone Exchange—Strowger Automa-

Dr. M. K. Ha tic System

Dr. Tseng

Hazel Pak K.N.

Atwood.

Jennie Jacobs r.n. Fukien Trading Co., Importers of

FriedaA.Staubli, Leather, Colours,

Cotton Piece

Yarn,Goods,

Liquid i Gold,

Alice Wilcox, it,N.

k.n. (on furlough) Ceramic Dyestuffs,

Cigarettes, Motor Cars, etc.; Exporters

of Silk, Lacquers, Timber, etc.'; Ship-

Foochow College (Under the A.B.C. ping GeneralandCommission

General Insurance Agents,

and Marketing

F.M.) Agents—69, Tak Ding Road (Permanent

Donald T. M. Hseuh, president Adresses: Sung Lu, 2932;

Tiang Cable

Pao Tau

Foochow); Teleph. Ad

ig & M it m m m Fuktraco

Howard Ling, manager

Foochow tien chi ku van yuhn^n hung sz Amelia Ling, assist, manager '

Foochow Electric Co., Ltd., Electric, Pearl Sung, accountant

Light, Power and Wiring Supplies

Machine Shops, Saw Mill, Oil and Ice- General

making—Cable Ad: Electric AssuranceAccident, Fire The

Corpn., Ltd., and Life

Union Trading Co., Agents

U M ^ m Toh ding Kian bee

Foochow Native Hospital

Trustees—H.B.M.

sioner of Customs Consul,and Commis-

Dr, J. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Moorhead chants—Cable Ad: Gibb

Committee—H.E. Admiral Sir Sah C H.Skerrett-Rogers

S. Brand

Chen-ping, k.c.m.g., J. C. Oswald,

Chu Kon Ting and Dr. J. Moorhead Agencies

Resident Nurses—Miss Barron and Ben Line&ofAustralian

Eastern Steamers S.S Co., Ld.

Hon.MissSecy,

I. Walters

and Treas—W. M. S. Brand Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

China

Union Insce. Society ofCo.,Canton,

Fire Insurance Ld. Ld.

Fukien Christian University N. British & Mercantile Insce. Co., Ld

Administrative Officers: — British India Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Lin Ching Jun, president The Central Agency, Ld.

Bishop J. (dowdy,

Henry S. C. Chen, dean Iron, president Burns Philp & Co.

E. M. Stowe, dean of studies ,

Li Gwan Fang,

R. W.M.McClure, dean of

treasurerwomen 35 fx Tai ping

Eva Asher, assoc, do Gilman & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Yang Hsin Pao, alumni secretary J. A. Taylor (London)

Lin

ChinYuYunChi,Min,business manager

librarian J.C. L.Miskin

Oswald,(Hongkong)

agent

S.LinY.Chao

Li, college physician

Wen, registrar iSl Tuck king

Greig

n mm m Ad:

Fukien Paper Meg. Co., ofLtd., Manu- edns. Bentley’s and Lieber’s4th and 5th.

Greig; Codes: A.B.C.

facturers and Exporters Paper and C.H. Skerrett-Rogers, partner

Paper Products — Nantai, Foochow;

Cable Ad: Fuper A.S. M.Brand,

d’Oliveira do.

Chen Tien-En, chairman Agencies

Suen Se-Tsan, mgr. dir. China Underwriters,.Ld.

Soo Mu-Ju, do. Royal Insurance Cor,Association,

Ld.

Robert H. Chen, manager Yangtsze Insurance Ld..

A414 FOOCHOW

-Guthrie Memorial High School Ling & Co., D. G., Auctioneers and

(M.E.F.B.)—Hingwha, Fukien Commission Agents—Teleph. 239 South;

Cable Ad: Norco

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New Masonic—Foochow Lodge, No. 1912 E.C

York — 69, Tai Ping Hsiang; Telepli. W. M.—R. L. P.J.Sergeant

26f>3; Cable Ad: Underib rs Secretary—W. Sutton

American Asiatic ! nderwriters, Fed Treasurer—J. G. P. Wilson

Inc. U.S.A., managers for the Orient.

Hi ^ Eu chiong 1 =)§ Mei.ya

Harrisons, King &, Irwin, Ltd-, Mer- National

op Union— Fire

Pittsburg 69, TaiInsurance Co;,

Ping Hsiang;

chants—Cable Ad: Crosfield

A. S. Alison, manager Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters,

Agencies Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. the Orient

Bank Line, Ld.

Holland Oost

Ellerman LineAzie Lijn MISSIONS

Maersk

Scottish Line Iti’ 3 111 Mei Into kung li wei

Union National insce. Co. American

Signode Patent Strapping Board Mission (A.B.C.F.M.)

West

Ocean Accidt. Guarantee Corpn., Ld. —Cable

of Scotland Insurance Office, Ld. Ad: Fernstalk

Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. of London Miss B. H. Allen

K. P. M. Line Miss S. E. Armstrong

K. L. M. Air Lines Miss H. M. Atwood

Rev. B. Bingham and wife

MissH.L.E.L Campbell

Dr. Bun- & wife

tn & PH # M PI ft h L. J. Christian and wife

Ying shang po na men yang Men Miss L. G. Dyer, m.d.

Miss J.R. Jacobs

yu hsien kung sz Rev. W. McClure and wife

Imperial Chemical Industries G. M. Newell and wife t

(China), Ltd., Importers of Alkalis Miss H. H. Smith

and Commercial and Industrial G.Rev.A.W.Thelin and wifeand wife

H. Topping

Chemicals—5, Bund, Nantai; Teleph. Miss J. C. Walker

2847; Cable Ad: Alkali

J. Hackney, direct manager Miss M. Wiley

(For Agencies, See Shanghai Section) Miss E. 'S. Hartwell (retired)

Fukien Christian'[university .j

Rev. F. P. Beach

fll ffi Ewo Prof. R. Scott and wife

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Gen- Miss E. T. Thomas

eral Merchants &, Shipping Agents DiongloJi

—Cable Ad: Jardine

A. M. Scott-Morris, agent Rev. A.L. S.O. Houston

Miss Itinden and wife :

A. B. Stafford, tea inspector Ingtiii

F. A. Gomes Miss L. B. Lanktree

Lau Wan Kai, compradore Rev. E. H. Smith and wife

Pagoda Anchorage

Kate C. Woodhull Hospital (Branch of Dr. C. L. Gillette

Foochow Union Hospital) Shdowu

Dr. Lora G. Dyer, in charge Rev. C. L. Storrsand wife (on furlough)

Rev. G. W. Shepherd and Mrs.

Leadmen & Co., Ltd., General Importers G. W. Shepherd, m.d. (teriip. in

andt Exporters —Nantai Killing, Ki.)

 FOOCHOW OH A

A415-

Catholic Mission

Kt. Rev. Bishop Francis Aguirre Independent Missjqn

Miss M. L. S. Ballord

Rev. Hilarip Fernandez, O.p. Miss L, N. Long

Rev. Manuel Ohlvo, b.P.

Very Rev. Segundo Carro, Vie Mennonite Bretheren Church

provincial, b.p.

Rev: Fr. . Francisco Valencia,, o.p.

Rev. Cipryano Bravo, o.p. ^ Mei i mei huei

Rev. Alvaro de la Iglesia, o.p.

jSi, Dominic's Cpttege, fOochow City Methodist Ad:Paul

Episcopal Mission V-t-Cable

Methodist

Rev. Francisco Martin, rector P. Wiant, secretary

■ Rey; Raymundo Quijano, o.p.

d. Miguel > Bonilla, o.p. m m it m

Catholic Mission, American lidMiNickx St. Dominic’s College — Teleph. City

Fathers—Cable Ad: Amdomo.p. ' 4 801; Cable Ad: Domcoll

Rev. Fr. M. A. O’Conner,

, $ev. Bro. Jordan Warnoclc, p.p. mmiz-s m & m

Kienning Fu 0t. Joseph’s Regional. Seminary, , Eoo-<

V.Rev.Rev.J. G.W. O’Donoell,

F. Cassidy,o.p.p.p.,*• sujieridr

• I chow—Huan-sum-puo

Re\'. R.H. S.B. Gillespie, o.p. V. Rev. Er. H. M. Albers, o.p., rector

Rev. Scheerejyo.P.

Rev. L. A. Scheerer, o.p. |!I Rev. Rev. Fr.

Rev. Fr. M.P.G. V.Rodriguez,

Fr. F. Manning,

Monroe,

o.p.,o.p.,vice-rector

o.p.,prof. spir. dir.

proc.

Rev. Bro. James Murphy, o.p. Rev. Fr. P. Q. Garcia, o.p.,

Kiemjang Rev. Fr. P. R. Saez, o.p., prof.

V.Rev.Rev.PaulB. Curtail,

C. Werner,

o.p. o.p. vie. prov.

Rev. J. E. Hyde, o.p. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd., Import-

Dfoungan i ers, Exporters, Shipowners and In-

Rev. J. G. Joyce, o.p. surance Agents

Pucheng

Rev. F..A. Gordor^, o.p. Naval Air Establishment—Mamoi,

Fukien

Church of England Zenana Mission Nestle’s MilkofProducts

Distributors the Goods(China), Ltd.,&

of Nestle

Church Missionary Society Anglq-Swiss

Kwangtung Condensed

House, Huang MilkSungCo.—3, Po;

Foochow P.O. Box U

Miss C. Bryant

Bishop J.P.Hind

Rev. and wifeand wife : Oriental Engineering Co., Interna-

Rev. W. A. W. W. Williams

Norton and wife tional -Mercha-nts, Imports-Exports

Rev. E. M. Norton

Miss E. M. Mulholland and wife I| and GuildCommission

Building,Agents—27,

Foo HsinFooStreet; Ching

Miss A. Wolfe Telephs. 2237 and 2274; Cable Ad:

Miss L. B. Craig 2212; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s A.B.C

Miss I. F.C. Grindley 5th Imp. Universal Trade

Miss A. Kendall '

Miss D. Stubbs

Dr. J. L. A. Webstbr

Miss H. Webster : S.S. 2930;Co.,

CableLtd.)4-Nahtai;

Ad: Shosen; Teleph.

Codes: £.1 Nantai

and .

Miss

Miss W.

A. Williamson

M. Hind, ; , Bentley’s

Miss E. M. Brown Agencies

Miss

Miss E.A. Izzard

C. Townsend , Osaka Marine and Fire Ins. Co., Ld.

Miss G. Gordon Kobe MarineCo.,Transport

Insurance Ld. and Fire

A416 FOOCHOW

Post Office (Fukien District)—Head Agencies

Office: Minhow, Foochow; Telephs Yung Kong Clock Manufacturers,

2618, 2752 and 2418; Cable Ad: Postos Chefoo

Director of Posts for Fukien— Melehers & Brewery,

Co,, Hongkong

H. S. Kierkegaard Sonhoshin Peiping

Chief of Accounts and Checking Ho

K. Hong Soap

Hattori Manufactures,

Clock S’pore.

Factory, Tokyo

Department—Din Pu-ying , J. Ullmann it Co., Hongkong

Chief of General Affairs Depart

ment—Li Chai Tseng

Chief of Inland Business Depart- South China Tradin'} Co., Ltd., Im-

ment—Wei I-chuang porters of Peanut Oil, Seans, etc..

Chief of Local Business Depart- Marine Insurance Agents and Gen-

ment—Chen Yuan-yang eral Commission Agents—69, Me

First Class Postmaster, Amoy— Wu Ting Road; Teleph. 2932; Cable

Ads: 7711 (Chinese), Sochitraco

Chen Wei-ping

Sub-Offices — Nanchieh, Tuckikou, (English) C.C. Ling, manager

Hungshankiao,

hanglu Hengshanlu, Shang-

Fuhsinchieh

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable

Reuter’s Telecram Co., Lro S>c Brand Ad:E. H. Standvac

Hoyt, manager

& Co. T. Chubb, assist.

C. M. Larson, supt. (Pagoda

San Peh S.N. Co. Anchorage)

J. F. Chen, manager

Star Ginseng Co., Merchants—Cable Ad:

Salt Revenue, Fukien District Inspec- Bucknall E. H. Bucknall, proprietor

torate

(See Chinese Govt. Salt Administration) Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Dodwell & Co., agents

Shaw, Robert E., m.e., m.i.m.e., con-

sulting engineer and surveyor—

Cable Ad: Shaw, Foochow

Teh sze ku ho yon hung sze

g )|j| Sien sing Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petro-

leum Products- Teleph. 2942; Cable

Siemssen & Krohn, Merchants—Cable Ad: Ad: Texaco

Yardarm: Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., H. K. Chang, in charge

Bentley’s

F. Siemssen,Mosse,partner

Duo and(Shanghai)

Private

G. A.T. H.Siemssen, Trinity College

Luders,partner

signs per( do.

pro. ) Rev. W. P. W. Williams

M. Tiefenbacher

Agents for IE Wha kee

Nbrddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg Turner Turner & Co., Merchants—Cable Ad:

Siemens China Co. C.H. Skerrett-Rogers

S. Brand

‘ A. M. d’Oliveira

r»l HE $F

Sin Tai Kee & Co., Drapers, General Union Architectural Service, Archi-

Importers, Exporters, Storekeepers and i tects and Engineers, Importers of

Commission

Among Veng, Agents—Nantai,

proprietor Foochow Buildiug Materials—Cable

Codes: Bentley’s Ad : Unars :

and Missions

S. H. Ou-Yeung, manager Paul P. Wiant,'‘director

 FOOCHOW—AMOY A417

Union Tbadinu Co., Thk, Merchants, Y.M.C.A.

Insurance and General Agents, lyi-

porters and Exporters—Teleph. 2838; FANGtszb: Insurance Association Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Sung: Codes: A.B.C,6th edn., The

Bentley’js and manager

Y. P. Sung, 3 letter Code Union Trading Co., agents

J. S. Wong, assistant

fpj Tung cheong Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors Ltd.

Wilkinson

Exporters, &Government Importers, t—Cable Ad: Powhattan

Co., T. M„Contractors,

Shipping >fc Insurance—Telephs. South Yung Koo Paint and Varnish Manu-

158 and 159; Cable Ad: Wilco: Codes: facturing Co.

Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.O. 5th edn. L. Fuwing, agent

AMOY

pi s Hsia-mun

Amoy was one of the five ports open to foreign trade before the ratification of the

Treaty

Chi or Dragon of Tientsin.

River,Itinislat.situated

24 deg.upon the N.

40 min. island

andoflong.

Haimun, at the

118 deg. E. mouth

It wasofthethescene

Pe-

of1544,trade

but,with

in Western nations

consequence of at acruelty

their very towards

early date.the The Portuguese

natives, the wentauthorities

Chinese there h

forcibly expelled them and burned thirteen of their vessels. The English had com

mercial dealings there up to 1730, when the Chinese Government issued an edict

prohibiting

as regards Spanish trade with foreigners

ships,, which were at allallowed

ports except

to tradeCanton.

at Amoy.They made an^xception

In describing Amoy, Dr. Williams says:—“The island upon which Amoy is built

isbesides

about the fortycity.

milesThe

in circumference,

scenery withinandthecontains scores of large

bay is picturesque, villages

caused partly(nowby 136}

the

numerous islands which define it, surmounted by pagodas or temples, and partly by

the

about high barren hills behind the city. The entire circuit of the City and suburbs is

groundeight in themiles.outerTheharbour,

harbourand is onevessels

of thecan

bestanchor

on the incoast;

the there

inner,iswithin

good holding

a short

distance of the beach, and be perfectly secure; the tide rises and falls from fourteen to

sixteen

to eightfeet. hundred Theandwestern

forty side

yhrdsof wide,the harbour,

is formedherebyfromthe six hundred

island and seventy-five

of Kulangsu. It is a

Sicturesque

Inmun (Golden Harbour), presenting a striking contrast in the low offoreground

little spot. . . . . Eastward of Amoy is the island Quemoy onor

its

nowsouth shorewith

180,000 to the high land

another 50,000onoutside

Amoy.”theThecity,population

making ofa total

the City and Amoy

of 230,000 for theis.

whole island of Amoy.

regarded Amoy asis one ranked for dirtiest

of the Postal purposes

places in asChina.a second-class

There hasCity.

been a Itverywasremarkable

formerly

change

gress have in this

beenrespect of recent

completed it willyears and when

compare modern

favourably withimprovements still inThere

any city in China. pro-

are several places of interest to foreigners in the vicinity,

to Changchow-fu, the chief city of the department of that name, and situated about and excursions can be made

35rockmiles from Amoy.

inAmoy,

which the the The island

incoming of Eulangsu

tide causes a booming[“Drumsound]Wave Island,”

is about from ofa ahollow

a third mile

although most of the foreign business is transacted on the Amoy side. It found

from and residences of nearly all the foreigners are to be there,

is a remark-

ably pretty island. It was handed over by China as an International Settlement on

the 1st May, 1903.

*The Inpeace has become

and goodoneorderof thewhichmost charming placesinofthe

are preserved residence on the coast

International of China.

Settlement are

 A418 , AMOY,

emigrants to the Straits Settlements, the wealthy

siiown by the palatial residences of many Chines^

Netherlands Eastresidents,

Indies, mostly returned

the Philippines

and

compared Burmah.withThe value of ruling

land onathedecadeislandagb.pf Kulangsu hasseveral

advanced 100 per cent,

neighbourhood of the Recreation Ground. A heat little Anglican Church hasinbeen

the prices There are good cluba the

-erected.

In 1922, the ratepayers of the International Settlement of Kulangsu recommended

that an Advisory

residents in the Committee

Settlement toof assist

Chinese andresidents

advise theshould members be ofelected by the Chinese

the Muncipal Council

in all matters in which Chinese ratepayers were concerned. This recommendation

was

payers. approved by the

ThreeofChinese foreign and Chinese authorities and adopted by the Chinese rate-

representation Chinese members,

ratepayers.appointed in December, 1926, took over'the full

In Amoy electric energy is supplied at 110. a.p. and on Kulangsu at 22Q. a.c.

There

throughis the littleChinese

demandTelegraph

for power.Administration.

All telegrams orAswireless telegrams messages are transmitted

are transmitted over-

land

less, lines

the and

Radio are therefore

service being often

more subject

efficientto delay,

and it

more is always

reliable. preferable

Since to Amoy

1933 use Wire-has

been a port of call of passenger and mail qplaries operated by the China National

Aviation Company and since 1st September;* *1936 the twice weekly service has become

a three times a week service.

There is a dockyard at Amoy, formerly owned by foreigners and later belonging

-tothethe Chinese

Chinese NavyNavy, but now

exercises belongingTheto aStandard

supervision. private Chinese

Vacuum.company,Oil Companyover which

have

erected

the several oil tanksrailway,

Amoy—Changchow at Sung-Su

and on Asiatic

the the mainland,

Phttoleum closeCo.tohave

thp ffiHe

builtofathe

new station

installaVof

tion bn an adjacent site with oil tanks 4nd a eatf factory capable bf turning out 4,000 tins

a day. In June, 1921, the proposal to reconstruct'a pier between the hulk of Messrs.

Butterfield

The matter &havingSwirebeen and referred

the shoretoaroused

Peiping,oppbsiti

nbfurtheron ontrouble

the partWas ofexperienced.

the Amoy public;Ih t'M

late autumn, however, the recbmmehcement of

declared against the steamers of the firm. A settlement was'f-eached.andthe work resulted in a boycott being

the boycott

was withdrawn in March, 1922." In 1932 the firm was requested by the local Chinese

Authorities!

and to assist

pier to. expense

a site some in the development of the

half asitemileand..obtained port facilities,

to. the Southpermission by

where they,to have . moving their

now acquired hulk

considerable a suitable construct two piers.at

The work was concluded in the early summer of, ;1935 and has added considerably to

the loading

gressive andonunloading

spirit the partfacilities of Amoy.Chinese

of the modern This authorities.

improvementItisisevidence to be hoped of rt that

pro-

other firms will follow this example.. The foreign residents number about 280, apart

from Japanese and Formosans who together number between.20,000 and 30,000. t

Frequent and regular' steamer Cbmmiinicatipn is’ maintained with Hodgkong;

Swatow, Foochow, Formosa and Shanghai, and stbainers run’ direct to;‘the

Straits Settlements, Sumatra, Manila, Japan, Rangoon and Calcutta. There’ hais

alwaysthebeentea a trade,

•that comparatively

for whichgoodit trade done famous,

was ; Ibng at ArnOy,hasand now notwi thstandi

practically ng

disappeared,

has quintupledit since is significant

the decade that1864-73,

the shipping

and almost tonnagetrebledemployed

smcetliebydecade the 1874-

port

83.

manyUntil yearsthetopped

shortage of shipping

the million mark.caused by the European

In former times, before warthethe glory

tonnage figures.had

of Amoy for

departed^

brought the staple

over frDm export

Formosa—but,was Tea—the local product; as well as the superior blends

duct and,-the. indifference of the largely

grower owing to thetochanging

the deterioration

conditionsofofthethelocal pro-

foreign

■inmarket,

po^sessipn,: teaofhasFormojsa.,

long since;the.ceased to be - exported.

.Formosan teas were Before the Japanese

risettled” and obtained

warehoused

tea Amoy, whence

is. “settled.” they were shipped;

in Amoy,.and'with Keelung Jo stillunimproved-ito

the foreign markets. Now no Formosan

any considerable extent

quite 50 .per cent, of the Formosan product is being shipped

lung. The,foreign tea merchant at Amoyihas practically ; lost his occupation, direct td Americaand fromweKee-are

witnessing the fulfilment of the prediction that “the

hongs on the Am^y side, and many picturesque residences op Kulangsq will be offering row of quaint, rambling, old

for the occupation of the wealthy feturned emigrant .or'.’the missipnary school.” A

 AMOY A419'

University has lleeu established at Amoy in a tine range of buildings with ample

playing grounds, funds for the purpose having been provided

who made his fortune in British Malaya; and thanks to the civic patriotism of an- by a native of the district

other nativetheofKellogg

1922 telephone

with the district who amassed

Switchboard and great

Supply wealthforin the Java,installation

a contract was a signed in

new system. Bunding, drainage, jetties, Co.

roads, recreation groundsof and complete

similar

public works,

concrete areandina fine

progress,

publicmany of thebeen mainlaidstreets have been widened and

of sport,paved,

including a football: garden

ground,hasrunning out with

track, andfacilities

hard tennisfor allcourts.

forms

Reclamation

city work

and theofAmoy (tilling in without bunding) was started in 1922 to the north of the

waterfront Amoy,.iDook- y A. solid - , i .stone bund has been completed along the whole

Amoy has an up to date waterworks system, in excellent running order, operated

by the Amoy Waterworks Co.

Builtfor’oiie.year’s

enough in 1923 the co-nsumption.:'

reservoirs are The capable

Companyof holding

have now 400,000,000

providedgallons

Kulangsuof water,

with

water. The wafer is carried Over 'from Amoy to Kulangsu in boats and pumped to

reservoirs on the high points of the Island.! The quality of water supplied compares

very favourably

steamships.) with any supply in the Far East and is extensively used by visiting

Tradu in 1936

1935,Trade in general

only foreign sho>ved: a furtherregistering

and domestic'expbrtk retrocession slight$s advances.

compared The with available

that of

Customs

million asstatistics'were as follows,

against §14.7 million according

In 1935; to value:

coastwise direct foreign

importations imports,

of Chinese $13.3

merchan-

dise,

million as compared with $3.7 million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce,$4

$19.1 million as against $20.9 million; direct export to foreign countries,

$3:8.iniUion as against $3.2 million.

The decline in foreign imp >; ts was attribgt^bjle .the general trade depression^

fhe.activities

tion of smugglersof (brought

id the importatipii under control

;rice, of vvhich there was a,t eiid of 193.6/(due

a decrease andtothegood

heavycrops)

redue-of

some,,490,000

agricultura], quintals or nearly 40.per oqnt-as compared with 1935 figures. The

of .sulphate ofrehabilitation

ammonia (from of fhe18Q;774

hinterland was responsible

to 286,823 quintals), while for increased importations

legitimate importa-

tions of sugar andikerosene oil also;recorded substantial gains.

Remittances from overseashChinese during the year under review increased

by apoqt 20 perthe)Soiith

conditions'.in cent .in comparison

Seas.. However, with those

this ofdidthenotpreceding

feeem to year haveduemuchto prosperous

beneficial

effect upon'the,,gimpp

pspechdly the trade ofin thelocal,pbrf,

landowing to the

/ values ajndpresence

consequent of areluctance

Atlmbed ofPoadverse

invest.factors,

s

According to Customs statistics, the total te’Mkge 'of shipping entering and

clearing from AmoyRegulations.,

Steam Navigation mndpr General Regluations

was 4,990,812 tons,as exceeding

well as under the Inland

1935 figureWatersby

50,000 tons. This increase

Japanese and the Dutchi flags. was shared, mostly between vessels flying the Chinese, the

DIRECTORY

m m* #m r® Amoy, Waterworks Co.—Cable Ad: Water-

Amoy Pharmacy, The, : Chemists and works; Codes: Bentley’s, and Acme

Ng Se Kim, managing director

•Druggists, Perfumers, Photographic

Supplies, Stationers, Wine and Spirit Oei Tjoe, do.

Merchants and Commission Agents. Hopier C. Ling, engineer-in-chief

A.B.C. 5th Ad:andPharmacy;

edn. Bentley^s Cpdes: Chew Yew Mui, business manager

Tan Gowk Ta, sole proprietor Wu Shih-chi, secretary

U. T. Chuang Chang Foh-ching and Yui Tsing-

H. C. Ong, treasurer ling, engr. assistants

A420 AMOY

% m M % §6 ?U Ho Kee

Amolo-Chinkse College—Kulangsu Boyd & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Importers,

S. G. Shen, b.a., principal Exporters, Shipping Ad:

Agents, etc.—Cable andBoyd;

Commission

Codes:

Bentley’s

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th 6thComplete Phrase, Bentley’s

edns.,

China), Ltd.—The Bund; Teleph. Acme, BranchUniversal, Brie Code and Private.

Office: Foochow

•498; Cable Ad : Petrosilex F. R. Smith, managing director

11. D.I. M.Cherrill, manager

Macnaughfcen, assistant (Shanghai)

H. S. Forster, installation manager C. T. Evam-, manager

Miss G. Arthur, stenographer R. G. Morse, asst, manager

V, A NT K S British Chamber of Commerce

Chairman

Hon. ex officio—A.

Secretary—C. J. Martin

T. Evans

Sank of China, Offers Complete Bank-

ing service for Personal and Business

Requirements—Cable Ad: International

Codes: Bentley’s, Peterson Centrobank; t ± Tai K°°

3rd edition. Branches all over China. Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Agents and Correspondents Throughout Sons, Ltd.), Merchants

the World F. A. Dinsdale, signs per pro.

Parkcane C. Hwang, manager A. C. Evans

fj m iff Jr Tai wan gin ho s as 0 * «e ® « pi a

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—32, The Bund; Cheong & Sons, E. S. (Kulangsu

Cable Ad: Taiwangink; P. O. Box 14 Pharmacy), Medical Medical

Practitioners,

K. Kudoh, manager Chemists and Druggists, Officers

T. Nakamura, p.p. manager toTeleph.

C. M.Customs, etc.—Kulangsu,

Head Office, KulangsuAmoy;169;

Branch Office, Amoy 872; Cable Ad:

Cheongsons;

phrase Codes: Bentley’s complete

fr *1 fifk Hway Hong Goon hang Dr. E. S. Cheong, managing prop.

Hongkong and Shanghai

L. H. Hitcheock, agent,Banking Corpn Dr.manager

M. L. Cheong, b. a., m. d., asst,

A. Kyle Forsyth M. S.Eng

Cheong,

Yap Hong Siong, compradore Yap Giam,b.a., secy. & treasurer

dispenser

Lim Kian Ki, do.

Thai An Tan, do.

ft m % m # Agencies

Nederlandsch

N.Y. Indische Handelsbank J. Serravallo, Trieste, Barcelona, Italy.

(Bark and Iron Wine)

J. M. Morhaus, manager Eli Lilly

C. A. Melchers, accountant Pharmaceutical and Biological Pro-

ducts)

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpora- Albert Mendel A.-G., Chemical

tion, Ltd.—15, The Bund; Cable Works, Berlin

Ad : Oversea. Head Office: Singa- Kunst & Albers,

maceutical Shanghai (Phar-

Specialities)

pore Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Ltd.,

Ang Teow Huan, manager London

Yeo Seng Chuan, assist.do. and acct. Vio Ray Malt and Laxagar

Khoo Boon Eng, chief cashier Dakin Brothers, Ltd., London

Chang Shui Shao, sub-accountant Chinferrine (Iron Tonic)

Miss Chee So: Cheng, stfenb. L. H. Seller, Sa'mta, Bengal, India

Chahg Ohuan Fu, asst. Lotus Honey

 AMOY A421

4r ig 6 -g m » « * # *

Chin Ho Hong, Merchants, Commission Ta i (a li chung ling sz kun

Agents, Importers and Exporters— Italv

Cable Ad: Chinho Consul General — Comandanto

Luigi Neyrone

'ig & PB It « a m Consular Judge — Comm. Dott.

A'ee chowI j>o him yan han hung sze Raffaele Rapex

Vice-Consul—Cav. Dott. Carlo

China Underwriters, Ltd.,

General Insurance — Head Office : Life and Marchiori

Hongkong Registrar—Count Giorgio Borea

Agent—P. S. Mah, 75, Sing Kong Regoli

Road; Teleph. 28 Secretary—Miss Emmy Boss

Chinese Secretary—Dr. Michel

Wang

CLUBS

HI fri

Amoy Ta wo kok ling sze

D. A.ClubE. Be]] ('chairman'). C. A. Netherlands

Melchers, R. H. Murray, P. Rested, Consul—J: M. Morhaus

Dr. D. F. O’Brien

N ORWAY

Kulangsu Recreation Club (chairman), Vice-Consul—C. T. Evans

Committee—R. H. Murray

G. T. Evans.C. D.A. Watt,

Nakamura. M. Macnaghton,

A. K. ForsythT. % -m m * m %

(hon. secy.) Ta pow - €ao - ya ling - che - chan

Portugal—Kulangsu

French Consul—Fernand Roy

CONSULATES (InSecretaire—K. P. Tan Interests)

charge of Portuguese

W ^ 0 US *1 ft *

Ta - pi - li - che ling - che - thou ^ ir ii 5f w *

Belgium—Amoy Ta shi-pan-ya. ling-che-chou

Netherlands

(In ChargeConsul—J.M.

of Royal Morhaus

Belgian Spain—Kulangsu

Interests) (French Consul — Fernand Roy, In

Charge of Spanish Interests)

Secretary—Chenane Chow

Denmark

H.B.M. Consul—A. J. Martin (In w fa m m w m x

Charge of Danish Interests) Tai me kok ling shih yamen

: United States of America

W ih -x Consul—H. H. Dick

Ta -fa - kuo -ling - shih - chou. Vice Consul—Lelahd C. Altoffer

France—Kulangsu; Cable Ad : Fransulat U.S.Hofstra,

PublicA.A.,

Health Service—Dr. R.

surgeon

Consul—Fernand Roy

Secretaire—Benoti Ma

m m n m Hsia men hai kuan

w & it m m * Customs, Chinese Maritime

Commissioner—R. M. Talbot

Ta ying ling sz ya men Administrative Deputy Commissioner

Great Britain—Cable Ad : Britain —Chen Yu Kuan

Consul—A. J. Martin (also In Assistants — Ling Gun Chow,

Ong, Lmmg

Charge of Royal Danish Interests) Shi Wai, Kuo Shao Peng

Clerk—Ting Sek-eng Chia Cbieh and Chow Pat-ling

A422 AMOY

Medical Officers — Dr. Chang

Ling, Dr. Cheong Eng Soon and Dr. AgenciesMao

C. H. Holloman Douglas Steamship

Jardine, Matheson &Co.,Co.,Ld.

Ld.

Chief Tidesurveyor and Harbour Mas- Jardine Engineering COrporat

ter—R. E. McXeale Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.on

Tidesurveyor—J. 15. Dickins Canadian

Ben Line Pacific Steamship Line

Boat Officers—N/S. Ivanoff, Y. Z. Bank Line

Line |I Shire PrinceLine

Line

Lankin and Fkng Mo. Ping Glen

Chief Appraiser—A. Mitchell Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Examiners—D. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co. Co,, Ld,

D. A. MorozoffB. M. fzattTucker,

rM. H. Fulker,

E. V. S. Commercial Union Assurance

Yangtsze

•’ Ke

Budzynsky, Oiu Tieng Ling, Wang Green Island Cement Co., Ld. Ld.

Insurance Association,

York,Chen,

WooCheWg-

Wei Hsun’Tien.

log, .Yu'ChiHoNan, Wai Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan, iVlaiaya, etc.Ld.

Kwan Ping-to and Lau Hok Ying North British Mercantile Ins. Co.,

Easter^ Cpn}maj(lder~rtS Barwick Patons & Baldwins Ltd.

Assistant Marine Surveyor — A.

Macintyre EngiRsh Presbyterian Mission—Ca-

Wireless Supervisor—A. E. Neal ble Ad : Bromeimsi Amoy

Lights Department (Southern Sec- Miss D. M. An'owsmith

tion) C. A. Watt, T. Clark, R. T. W. H. J. P. Anderson (Secy. & Treas.).

Howell, J. W. Jensen, N. E. Nel.vs.rn, Mrs. H. J. P. Anderson

S. A. Kraal,

derick, M. L,J.McKenzie,

H, Cowan, A. X,W.Peroff,

Bro- Miss M. Clarke

G. E 'Sands, 1. Stetsky, N. F. An- Miss M. Fraser

derson, G. W. Wolkoff, Y..S. Shatoff Mrs. H. C. Jett

and A. G. Mihailoff, Miss E. Kameen

Custons Lights Tender “pingching ” Miss J. P. McKay

Commender—A. G. L. Gasper Miss D. Pearce

Officers—P. C. Brems, .Liang Ching Dr. F. C. Read

Sing, Fao Fa Kong and Lu Pin Rev. J. & Mrs. Roberts

Customs Bf eyenti-ve ..pSt^amers R. A. & Mrs. Rogers

Rev. W. Short

“ Chunhsing ”: Dr. & Mrs. E. J. Strick ,

Commander—L. L. Foxall Mr. & Mrs. R. Tully

Officers—W.

derson* N. Johnson,

Wong Ching E. H,andAn-R.

Fan Miss K. M. Duncan

Sandvig Rev. I, R. M. Latto

Engineers—C. M. Harloe arid Lin Rev. R. H. Mobbs

Shao Mr. & Mrs. P. Anderson

“Feihsing”

Commander—G. Trail ^ 1 ft *

Officers

Tuh, Lu— A.Sung'(rowdy,

Shu andFong Sieh Tsing

Chao GreatTd,Northern

pah din pau hung sze

Chie ! ; i ,, , Telegraph Co., Ltd,

“Tehhsmg’ 1 r —Kulahgsu, Amoy;1 Teleph. 182;

Commander- -W . Bambrb Cable Ad: Nordiske

Officers —W. W. Molyneux, Ying N. Justesen, superintendent

Ting Kuei and Chow Pao Shang J. B. Norgaard

Engineer—G. Bogomdlsky

Hope Co., The (Keecheong Dispensary),.

Druggists, Commission

Spirit and Tobacco Agents,General

Merchants, Wine,.

it jcs TeJc lei lee see

Douglas Lapraik &. Co.—The Bund; Storekeepers, etc.—Cable Ad: Hopec

Frank C-'Whitfield, mng.manager

proprietor

Cable

A.B.C. Ad: edn.

Lapraik; Codes: Bentley’s Whang Se Ham, assist,

H.5thMurray,

R.Tan and

agent Private

Kim Pong, com pradore

Tia Chun

Peck ThianSeng

Phong I Tan

So Sam Pin

Cheong Choara

Fan Ah Sim | Po Boon Hock

 AMOY A423

Imperial Chemical Industries (China); Secretary and Chief Police Officer

Ltd.—10, The Bund; Teleph. 782; —G. R. Bass, m.c.

P.O.E. B.BoxC.61;Riemer

Cable.Ad: Alkali Inspector of Police—A.

Medical Officer — Dr. G.G.Olkhovsky

Graham

Gumming

Interpreter—E. R. Chua

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. Chief Clerk—S. S. Ma

Douglas Lapraik & Co., agents

London Missionary Society

St m ^ Amoy

Insular Hotel, The—Kulangsu; Cable N. B. Slater and wife

Ad:Proprietors

Insular; Code used: Bentley’s Miss A. E. Lindsay

— Tian Ian Thiam and F. K. Balchin, and wife

Teng Khai Siong Changchow

Manager—Teng Khai Siong L. G. Phillips and wife

Miss

Dr. W.A.A.T. Busby

Duncanand wife

# 1? ^ ® ^ Miss M. Box

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way II weiau

International Savings Society — 315, A.MissF. N.Griffiths

Wheelerand wife

Chung Shan Rd.; Cable Ad: Intersavin, Miss G. E. Hewet^ .

Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII,

Shanghai. (Agency Controlled by Tingchow Mrs. K. II. L. H utley

Canton Branch)

L. P. Ho, agent

^ ££ Sari ching

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Mitsui Bussan

Douglas Lapraik & Co:, agents The Bund] P.O.Kaisha,

Box 12;Ltd.,

CableMerchants—

Ad: Mitsui

H. Takemura, manager

Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V. — Cable S. Murasawa, assist, manager

Ad:Dr.Javalijn

L. Spulman agent Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.,

J. S. Smid Distributors

Aiiglo-Swiss ofCondensed'Milk

the Goods of Nestle

Co. — 7,&

Agencies Seng Peng Road

Royal

HollandPacket Navigation

East Asia Line Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Boyd & Co., Ltd., Agents

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal

“ KLM ” Royal Dutch Air Lines Dutch Mail Post Office—Amoy

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways Postmaster—Chen Wei-ping

Assistant—Huang Hsing-san

Kulangsu Electric Co., Ltd.—Cable Sin Lee Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers

Ad: Kesco

Board of Directors—Khn Keng Koan General Merchants,Grocers, Wine and Spirit

Navy Contractors, Auc-

(chairman),

chairman), Ting Hong

Ngo Giok Hun,

Su (vice-

Toh tioneers and Commission Agents —

Chuan Seng, Kho Siau Kee. Ngo British Concession

Teng Lin, Siy Kion Lian, and Peh ^ H Mei foo

Keh Goe

C. C. Huang, manager Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable

B. C. Ong, chief engineer Standvac; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:

J. W.

P. Thornton,

F. Kraal manager

Ja pj) I Kong pan leak E. Cordeiro

Kulangsu Municipal Council Michael Duffy, supt. (installation)

Chairman—H. J. P. Anderson

Vice-Chairman—Lee Han Ching Sunwhich LifeisAssurance Co.the

of Canada (with

Members—T.

C. C. Huang. Abe,J.L.H.H.Morhaus, H. Life andincorporated

Hitehcock, China Mutual

Shanghai Life Insurance Co.)

Takemura and Yap Kok Hi C. T. Evans, repres.

A'l2i AMOY

Telegraph ADMijirisTRATiojy, Chinese — IUniversity Lirn

of Amoy

37,K.TheH. Bund

Kan, manager L. K.Boon

Chan,Keng,

b.a., president

university secy.

C. C. Liau, m.d., treasurer

ft & Wr C. T. Kieng, b.ed., actg. registrar

Teo Kian Htjat Co. (Established Chiu Bien ming, dr. phil., dean

1900), General Merchants, Commis- of college of Arts

sion Agents, Importers and Export- Y. Liu, m.a., dean of college of Science

ers — Cable Ad: Heapcheong; K. T. Sen, ph.d., dean of college

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B C. 5th of education

edn. T. H. Chen, m.a., dean of college of

Teoaging

Kiandirector

Hu at, proprietor and man- Law and Commerce

Teo Nai Chong, asst, manager E. S. Sy, b.a., principal of senior

Teo Nai Kok, assist.

Pung Chun Kheng, cOmpradore high school

m ® ‘K n ± & ^ tR J1'n9 sbi

Teh shih hi, huo yw hung szm Whitfield & Co., P. S., Importers, Ex-

porters and Bead;

Chong A.B.C.

San GeneralCableMerchants—129,

Ad: Field;

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The,

Petroleum Products — Hongkong and Texaco Codes: 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Cable Ad: Texaco

A. F. Brennan, district manager Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors Ltd.,

Lei Shi Seng, sales supervisor G. S. M. Pontius, territory manager

& ^ % m ie m

Tong

Ad: Wen Institute—Teleph. 311; Cable Yeo Swee Swan & Co., Merchants and

Tungwen

SuChiu

SingPiGing, principal Commission Agents—Cable

Yeo Swee Swan, partner and Ad:gen.

Chipkee

mgr,

Yung, dean

Lin Hui Peh, business manager Yeo Tain Oak, attorney and manager

Sai

Chang HongPengSin,Sinn,

dept,dept,of Science

of Chinese Y.Road:

M. C. A. — Little Running Horse

Loo Seng Toh, dept, of English Teleph. 95; Cable Ad: Flamingo

 SWATOW

gg Jli| Shan-tan

Swato#, ‘which was first thrown open to foreigners by the Treaty of Tien

tain (1858-1860), is situated in the mouth of the river Han in the Southern most

corner of the delta formed by that river on its way to the sea. It lies near

the eastern border of Kwangtung Province in lat. 23° 20' 43" (N. and long.

116° 39' 3" E. It is the shipping port and general entrepot for the whole of

eastern Kwangtung and the chief hinterland cities are Oh’ao-chow-fu (officially

renamed Ch’ao-an.-hsien by the Hepublic), Mei-hsienXfortuerly Kayingchow), Ohao-

yang, Kityang, Samhopa and Hinguirig,.

Swatow is built on the northern shore of an arm) of the sea which stretches

about 10 miles inland (and not on the north bank of the Han river as is

commonly

Kakchioh issupposed).

bold and The shore the

striking, on hills

the opposite

stretchingsideaway

of the harbourto known

eastward the coastas

where they form what is known to sea-going .people' as “Good Hope Cape.’’

Pagoda Hill rises oh the opposite side almost due north of “Good Hope Gape”

and in a direct line from this hill, across a sheltered stretch of water known

as Clipper Roads, lies the large island of Namoa.

The earliest traces of foreign commercial activity are to be found in one

of the southern bays of Name a Island where there are relics of East India

Company nceupation in the eighteenth century. In the same spot in 1855

an American from Connecticut named Bradley and a Scotsman from Edin-

burgh narhed Richardson founded the firm of Bradley & Co. Both had pre-

viously been trading in the Philippines and both had come to Namoa Island

from Amoy. Subsequently Bradley & Co. removed; to (Double Island which is

situated

interesting’at here

the rriouth of Swatow

to record from an Harbofir and isrecently

old document 4 miles unearthed

from Swatow.

that atIttheis

time Bradley and Richardson moved to Double Island Swatow was “a( pollec-

tion of fi,shihg huts on a “mud-flat” and further to State that it is, now, 70

yaars later; a thriving city -with nearly a quarter of a million inhabitahts.

Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin Bradley & Co, moved

up to Swatow proper, being the first foreign firm to become established there.

In 1862 the British Government was granted a piece of land about a mile out-

side 'Swatpw but so strong were the demonstrations qf the populace against

it that the. settlenjent project fell through. Foreign residences; and..offices,

however, began to spring qp at Kakchioh on the opposite side of the harbour

and before the decade 1860-1370 was out, opposition had very largely died down

and foreigners were living and trading freely in Swatow itself.

Tht climate of-Swatow is'very salubrious. The town, however, has suffered

from typhoons on many occasions. Fifty thousand lives werfc lost and very

extensive damage to shipping and property was caused by one of these terrible

storms which accompanied by a tidal wave, struck the port on the night of

August 2nd. 1922. Seismic disturbances, also, have' frequently been felt here.

The most serious was that on February 13th, 1918, when, it is computed, over

2,000 people

property waswere killed The

immense. and native

several population

thousand injured,

of Swafowwhile-the damage’ to'

was estimated at

14,663 in 1929 and is now nearly a quarter of a million.

A Chinese syndicate, with a capital of $3,000,000, obtainedf the necessary

sanction for the construction of a railway from Swatow to Ch ao-chou-fu, and

work was commenced on the line in 1904. The line, 285 miles in length, was

opened to traffic on November 25th, 1906. The contractors were Japanese, who

supplied all material, the rails and engines coming from America and the

carriage^ from Japan. The construction of the line brought about a great

inflation of land values.

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 A426 SWATOW

Swatow has an electric light plant and a waterworks has been in operation

since 1914, the reservoir being at Ampou, about eight miles inland. In the

middle of 1919 a telephone service was Introduced., The city now has the mosn

modern automatic telephone service^

Swatow is by no means slow in the race with other China ports for im

provement. Road making and road widening are being carried out rapidly,

and the public park at the back of Swatow is being gradually improved. Three

Fire Brigades—well equipped with modern apparatus—protect the town, two of

these being financed by different charitable guilds. An Orphanage, organised

after the Typhoon of 1922, a Poor peoples Workshop and a (Leper Station,

besides the Mission Hospitals, are among the charitable institutions of the

port.

Trade in 1936

Trade conditions at Swatow during the year 1936 were strongly influenced

by a political event of great importance in South China—the dissolution of

the South-west Political Council on the 20th July. Prior to this occurrence

complaint was frequently heard of oppressive taxation, but following the

demise of the Council a feeling of optimism, engendered, by hopes of the re-

duction of taxes and cancellation of monopolies, prevailed in business circles

Unfortunately, several of the anticipated fiscal reforms could not be realisell,

largely

had beenowing to the prohibition

a frolific in Kwangtung

source of revenue to the province

province.of gambling, whichsomething

Nevertheless, hitherto

was done to relieve the merchants’ burdens Comparative statistics for the

trade of Swatow were as folloks r direct foreign imports, $29.6 million as

against $28.5 million in 1935; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise,

$67.7 million as against $62.6 million • direct exports to foreign countries, $23.2

million as against $17.2 million ; and coastwise exportations of Chinese pro-

duce, $25.6 million as compared with $21.7 million. The improvement in trade

is clearly illustrated by a comparison of the year’s revenue with that of 1935-

At the end of August the decline in import duty was G.U. 329,140; this was

reduced to G.U. 126,151 at the end of September, and by the termination of

the year the import revenue showed an increase of G.U. 374,566 over that for

1935. Sugar, kerosene, fuel ril, and rice were the commodities mainly

responsible for the increase. .How some of these imports affected the revenue

may be explained as follows : no duty was levied on foreign rice imported up to

the 10th August; for the remainder of August half the Customs tariff rate

was charged, and for the last four months of the year full tariff rate was

levied. The price at which merchants were able to sell foreign rice at a profit

after they had paid the full import duty was in advance of the cost of native

rice, and imports of foreign rice were negligible in October although they rose

in November and again in December. With the disappearance of the South-

west Political Council the Central Government were enable to enforce collec-

tion of the full tariff rate on fuel oil with a high kerosene content instead of

the G.U. 2.90 per ton which the Council had insisted should be levied. Hither-

to, during the Council’s regime, fuel oil with a very high kerosene, content

had been imported solely for distillation into kerosene. In consequence,

foreign kerosene oil could not compete,, and import since 1934 had virtually

ceased. With the levy of the full duty on fuel oil, however, the cost of kerosene

distilled from fuel oil naturally rose, and foreign kerosene oil again became

saleable. Importation of fuel oil for distillation into kerosene did not cease,

however, and consignments continued to arrive in reduced quantities and paid

the high duty. As a result of the importation of foreign kerosene and

of fuel oil paying the full duty of the Customs revenue benefited

considerably. In spite, however, of the higher duty collected on impprts in

1936 as compared with that in 1935 the value of imports decreased by G.U. 2.5

million. Except for foreign kerosene oil, linen imported for embroidering,

sulphate of ammonia, cambrics,,and wpollen piece goods, the arrivals of almost

every other article of foreign origin, including rice and fuel oil, declined.

This may be attributed to the decrease in the value pf the dollar compared

with that of 1935; competition from native goods, especially in the case of

 SWATOW A427

cotton piece goods; and taxation by the provincial authorities. The value of

importations of native rice rose from $4 rtiillion to $12 million. A decline

in the value of arrivals of native beaneake, however, from $13.3 million to

$9.5 million partially offset ^this large increase due to rice. Importation of

native wheat flour also showed a decline amounting to 800,000. Increases in

arrivals of native goods were shown by sugar, cigarettes, ramie, cotton piece

goods, cement, and matches. The export trade with foreign countries was

most prosperous during the year. The main distribution to this increase was

made by embroideries and drawn-thread work. The products of this industry

sent abroad Were valued at $11.2 million as against $7.4 million in .',1935.

The major portion of this work werit to the United' Statek''of" America, vthere,

thanks to the lifting of the trade depression, demand for. this goods was heavy.

With few exceptions, all commodities produced’in the district were exported

abroad in greater quantities than in the previous year, ^This may be attributed

todrygood harvests,

autumn, although

the low value oranges suffered

of the local at the'

dollar, andendgoodof demand

1936 dueowingto a toverya

return of prosperity in the Straits Settlements and Siam'. The most valuable

export, apart |rom dyawn-thread work, was garlic; 125,586 quintals valued at

$913,648 was exported abroad compared with 92,438 quintals in 1935. Exports of

oranges were valued at $882,000 Compared with $735,000 in 1935. Other products

of the district exported in quantities higher than in tbe previous year were salted

turnips, hemp-skin, fishing-nets, kittysols, 1st quality paper; fresh eggs, joss;

paper, goose feathers, Iij^es,' and'fishery products. The lead in • coastwise

exports was taken by sugar, which increased from $13.# million ih 1935 to $16.3

million in 1956. A large amount of sugar is how manufactured and shijpped

coastwise by the Kityang Sugar Factory, constructed by, and under the

auspices of, the Provincial Government at the end of 1935. Other large in-

creases in domestic exports were joss paper, from $1.4 million in 1935 to $2.1

million in 1936, and old gunny bags, from $400,000 in 1935 to $1 million in

1936. Old gunny bags are imported into Swatqw in large quantities from the

Straits Settlements and Bangkok for re-export 'to the Yangtsze'Valley, where

a good rice crop creates a strong demand for them. The harvest of fresh'fruits

and vegetables produced in the district was excellent, and fhe export trade-

in these commodities benefited accordingly. Swatow is essentially an agricul-

tural centre, and there has been little large-scale industrial development. Eveif

the embroidering. ,q| >linen, is., jpg the most part a cottagie industry. The Pro-

vincial Government’s sugar factory at Kityang is the only, one in the district

operated on modern lines, but there are numerous small native-style factories

in the neighbourhood. Native refineries where' kerbsene is distilled from

foreign

the end fuel

of theoilyear,

declined

due toin the'imposition,

number’from 33after

at thethebeginning

dissolutionof of1936thetoSouth-

17'at

west Political Council, of full uifpdrt duty on, fuel oil. During the year the-

Eng Aung Tong Factory, where medicinal, preparations are manufactured,

expanded their premises, and their business turner during 1936 is stated to

be $2 million as compared with half that amount in the previous year.

Matches, canned goods, cottOn' th'read, fish gravy, soap, and flashlight batteries;

are manufactured locally; but only in small factories. Development in road

construction during the year was negligible in Swatow and the surrounding

neighbourhood. A new bridge, instead of the present pontoon structure, is

being built across a branch of the, Han River to furnish access to the Swatow

Station of the Chaochowfu Railway. In addition to national currency, there

are also in circulation at this port Swatow local currency, issued by

the Kwangtung Provincial Bank, and Merchants’ Certificates. After the

demise of the Scuth-west Political Council the rDentral Government hoped

eventually to establish national currency as the only legal tender, but the

obstacles encountered

Swatow currency had aspi*oved

wide very formidaoie,as and

a circulation at the end

previously, whilstof exchange

the year

stood at about Swatow $1,220 equivalent to Standard $1,000,

!

25

A'428' SWATOW

DIRECTORY

gg Ah si ah Camille Co., importers k Exporters,

TheChina),

Asiatic Specialists in Sports Articles;

Ltd, i'(Incorporated

ETRciLKUM Co. (South Wholesale

in England) & Exporters of Singapore

—Telephs.

Ad: Petrosiiex, 1518-9; P. O. Box 8; Calile Gut for Tennis Racket & Badminton

E. D. Lawrence, manager Rackets—258, Kialat Road; P. O.

Box 96; Codes: Bentley's, Private

E. S. BusK

F. Davies, installation manager Capitol Theatre

Astor House Hotel—Teleph. 1314; Proprietors—Kwok Ping Amuse-

CaLle Ad: Astor ment Co.

S.W.K.S, Yapp, proprietor Loh Hon Chuen, manager

Lee, manager

m ir # ms *

BAHKS Ying sheung Shun Tai yau han lung see

Carr Ramsey k Son,andLtd.,

Merchants, Insurance General

Commission

f? ^ if Agents—Cable Ad: Ramsey; Codes:

Bank

Road;ofCable Taiwan, Ltd.—1, Yong Peng Acme,

Ad: Taiwangink N. R.Bentley’s

Ramsey, and A. B. C.Director

Governing 5th

C. R. W. Thomson, Director

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China Chang, T. K„ Manufacturer and Exporter

Honokong and Shanghai Banking —-68, of Laces, Drawn Work and Embroideries

Corporation Cable Avenue Republique;

Ad:andChang; P.O. Box 57;

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., agts. Bentley’s Acme Codes: A.B.C. .mb,

National City Bank of New York Agent for

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., agts. Alfred

MabarakKoblberg

Brothers,Inc.,NewNewYork

York

P. The

& O.P. Banking Corporation, Ltd., Macksoud Importing Co., New York

Ltd., agents Chaochiao Salt Administration

(Chief Collectorate) — Cable Ad:

Best & Co., H. C., General Merchants, SaltChief Collector—Lu Yen Sun

Constructing and Consulting

Surveyors and Architects—22-24, Chien Engineers, Secretary—Liu Chih Ping

Ping Road; P.O. Box 38; Cable Ad: Acoountant—Yeh Chieh Sheng

Yulan Examiner—Chang Ta Lun

H. C. Best Investigator—Ho Shao Shan

Brangwtn, Dr. C. H., m.r.c.s., l.b.c.p.— Chao Chow & Swatow Railway Co.,

P.O.: Brang

Ad Box win 5; Teleph. 1689; Cable Ltd.—P. O. Box 66; Telephs. 1193,

1194 & 1997; Cable Ad: Railway;

British Code: Bentley’s 5th New Edition

Hon.Chamber

Secretary—J.of Commerce

Robinson F. J. Tjong, chairman

Tingyee C. C. Huang, manager

■jjjf ^ Tai Itoo Chao Co., TheLace,T. K.Embroideries,

Manufacturers of

Butterfield k Swire (John

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Swire

P.O. Box 78

G. Campbell, signs per pro. 75, Kialat Road; Teleph. 1227; Cable

H. J. Cowie | E. G. Long Ad:T. Tkcbao

K. Chao, proprietor andgen. mgr.

 SWATOW A42<)

i-htna EmbroIDSby Co., Swatow Drawn Netherlands

Thread,

Siang etc., Wholesale and Retail—ll, Aetg.' Consul—A. A. J. B. Maskeiir

OngYapPek Street

Liang, general manager. Norway

Vice-Consul—Fr. Muter

n & m m u m‘!k

Kee chong po him yau han hung sze

China Underwriters,

and GreheraP Life United

Ltd., Head

Insurance---" / States of’ America

Consul—John B.'Ketchan,

Office': Hongkong

Agents': Reiss; Bradley & COiV'Ltd.

—P 0. Box 76; Teleph. 1712; CM Hai Kuan

' Cable Ad: Bradley ©iliNESE Maritime Customs

’ CoinLihfssibn.^-—Y. H. J.

CLUBS Acting 'Depu1^'i'‘ Corntar. — A. L.

Customs Club- P. O. Box 75 Newinan

Rial at Club Assistants—Mui , YLug Shan, P.

Hon. Sbic’retary—F. Miiret' R. S. Walsliapi. Fung, Chun

Chiu, Yeh Shu Lien, Liao Shih

Swatow Club Yuan and Tung Hung Chih

Hop. Secretary and TreasureT— Tidesurveyor & Harbour Master—

H. A. Bayne ' G. E. Cross

Gdihmitteep-C.- Camphell and ,.F. Assist. Tidesuiweyor — J. L.

Murer Stewart

Hoh. Librarian—Mrs. J. Robin- Assist. Boat Officers—A. G. Kezin, Jm

son Cho Kit, Sung Pao Chang and

Hsieh- Chi Ghien

Taikoo Club (C. N. Co. Officers’ Club)— Appraisers—J. Keirfiedy iand'' A.

e/o Butterfield and Swire G. Kuropatoff

Assist. Appraiser—P. W. Coxall

CONSULATES’' :.': -, ,';- A. // Chief, , Fstaminei^—H. ,‘Ellis and

S. G. Jidkoff

fr f m ^ Exariiihers—Tang Yu Pohgj, Wong

rai.yc.li broJc ling sh,ili hun YpL

CheungHim., and,; Leung , Kwok

Belgium •j-ju.l/; Assistant ExanrineiisU-Htu K’ung

Consul—S. WYattlSniith-. Liang,

Denmark Kengkan,LuiLeung , Chun'Shing Yuen.Kong,

Tu

Vice-Consul—Fr. Miirer Lin Ke

1 Si and Leung Cheuk-fun

^oeon'd Offi'dersr—C. J.^van Es and

Chan Yim Hong

w mmmm* Medicar Officers—Dr. T. C, , Pan

’ Td'fd'hwbh' liiig^iilpfu . and. Dr. D. Hope Gill

.F,r^nuk—Cable Ad : Fransulat

: Consul—A. padoiP ; Directory

East (China, and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of thePhilip-

Far

e * a * a pines,

etc.) Dutch East Indies, Indo-China,

Ta ying IHAy ‘ithih b-Mv., ■ Swatow Agents,—Reiss, Bradley &

Co., Ltd,. :

Great'>Britain—Cable,Aoi:

,Consul— S.. iWyatt-Sihith- Britain

1

E. ofChonIj

Linens,t)ol, Manufacturers 1 & .Exporters

t® « ffi B.nfr Lane; Teleph.iJade,'

182;'; etc.-

Pi O.-?,BoxMeiig; Hui

55; Cable

Japan—P.O. Box 26 JhimiCP. ./. Ad: Ed; Echbii ; . b. U ■ "/i

A430 SWATOW

Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import Java - China - Japan Lun Swatow

and Export Merchants, Shipping & Agency Ltd.

Insurance and Banking

Chee Ping Road; CaBle Ad: Agents—63,

Hohongco T. C. Kruyt, agent ' ■

Sim Kye Lim, manager Agents-.

Agents for: — N. V. Koninklijke

schappij Paketvaart Maat-

TheLtd.,HoSingapore

Hong Steamship Co. (1932),

The Eastern. United Assurance m & m m m m

Corporation Lee Brothers & Co., Commission and

Shipping Agents, Import and Export

m m Kai Kien Merchants. Manufacturers of allWorks,

kinds

Huygen, G. E., Exporter, Importer and ofandDrawn-thread and Embroidery

Commission Agent — 123, Seng Peng Laces,Hand-made Irish Crochet and Filet

Road;Huygen;

Ad: Teleph. Codes:

1833; P.O. Box 6th

A.B.C. 20; Cable Leebros; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:

edn., Bentley’s

etc.— Yok Shan Street,‘' Cable and

Bentley’s, Acme

• G. E. Huygen, partner (Canton) Maloof, Fred, Manufacturer of hand-

F. Huygen, local manager made Handkerchiefs and Decorative

Linens—P.O. Box 12; Cable Ad: Malfred

^ & PS W FT ^ MS ^ Manners & Co,, Ltd., John, Importers

Ying shang po na rhek yang Men and Exporters, Shipping and Insurance

yu hsien Ming sz Agents—1, Yeong Peng Road; Cable

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ad: Manners; Codes: .A.B.C. 5th

and. 6th edns., Bentley’s and Pri-

Ltd., Importers of.Alkalis, Fertilisers vate

and Industrial Chemicals—], Haikwan Fr. Murer, Agent

Road;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Alkali 82; P. O. Box 50;

H. A. Bayne Masonic—Swatow Lodge, No. 3705 E. C.

W. M. -G, E. Cross

# fjj E wo I. P. M.—N. Richardson

Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd., Mer- S. W.—J. Knenedy

chants—P.O. Box 66: Cable Ad: Jardine J. W.—W; A. McCausland

W. H. Tindal King, agent Secretary—‘Gf St. M. Stocker

E. L. McDougall Treasurer—S. Polkinghorn

N. H. King, wharf supt. S. D.—F. Murer

Yew Ah Kow, compradore J. D.—C. R.. W. Thomson

I. G.—H. N. Hardie

Agencies Tyler—N. H. King

P. Melchers & Co., Importers and Export-

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld. ers, Shipping

28, Yong PingandRoad;

Insurance

P. O. Agents—

Box 56;

“ Glen ” Line of Steamers Cable Ad: Melchersco. Head Office: C.

British India Steam Navigation Co. Melchers & Co., Bremen.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Branches:—Shanghai,

“ Shire ” Line of Steamers

The Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld. sin, Tsingtao, Canton,HankOw,

PeipingTient-

and

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. Tsinanfu

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Partners

Alliance Assurance Co. Adalbert Korff, partner

Karl Lindemann, ((Bremen)

do. (Shanghai)

Do. )

Eastern Insurance Co., Ld. Adolf Widmann, do.

Jardine Engineering Corporation Ld C. G. Melchers, do. (Hongkong)

Green Island Cement Co., Ld. Dr. A. Korff, do. (Shanghai)

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld. Ed. Micfraelsen, do. ( Do. )

Messageries Maritimes A. Wessel, manager

Patons

 SWAtOW A431

MISSIONS

American Baptist Wuhingfu (via Swatow)

Society (South ChinaForeign Mission

Mission)—Cable Rev: G. F. Mobbs, b.a., and wife

Miss W. J. Starkey

Ad:BenBaptism a Miss

*fiev. L. Baker and wife Miss Jessie Gilchrist, b.a.

E. Starkey

*Rev. A.Bruno S. Adams and A.B,

Luebeck, wife and wife Rev. A. Hay and wife

A. A. Crook, l.r.c.p. and s. and

Miss V. V. Brown, B.s,, jyi-i>-. wife

#Bev. It. T, Capen, a.b., and wife

Miss L. Campbell Miss Joan Stevens

Miss M. It. Culley Miss Doreen Hill

*Miss M. Everham, m.d.

*Miss A. Foster *1 ±

*Rev. E. H. Giedt, m.a., Ph.d. Mission Catholique

and wiie

'i,'Rev. K. G. Hobart, m.a., b.d.. & wife Rt. Rev. Bishop Ch. Vogel

Rev. A. Lambert

(on furlough) Country

Miss

Miss, E.E. Kittlitz

P. Johnson Revs. J. Le Cone, H. Yacquerel, F.

Rev. Becmeur, Ch. Rey, A. Veaux

Miss A.A. G.H. Sanderson,

Page, b.a., b.d.

b.a. and wife P. Pencole, J. Const'&ncis, L.

Werner, C. Favre, L. Coiffard,

Miss E. De W. Smith (on fur M. Riviere, G. Ginestet, V.

lough) Waguette, M. Rondeau, J. Le

Miss M. Sbllman Page, M. Guesdou, L. Des-

Miss E. G. Traver (on furlough) ruelle and G. Francois

Miss D. Campbell, R.N.

Miss F. M. Stephens, b.s., m.d. Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.»

(on furlough) Distributors ofCondensed

the Goods of Nestle &

Miss E. M. Stephens, r.n. (on Anglo-Swiss

furlough)

Miss B. A. Ericson, b.a. Kau Ping Road; P.O. BoxMilk 17 Co.—10,

Miss Fannie Northcott, r.n. Nguan Hah TIeng Kee Co.. Succes-

Miss Genera'Dye, m.d. sors to the Eastern Trading Co.,

Rev. and Mrs.,Car] Capen ; Importers-Expovters, Manufacturers

Miss D, Hare of Art Linen, Lace, etc.—12, Tong

Miks M.‘Bell,' ii.N.'' Keng Ki, Kialat; P. O; Box 121

® 3Z & m M Osaka Shoskn Kaisha, Ltd,—3, Customs

’English

' * Ad: Bromerus Presbyterian ' Mission—Cable Road; TelCph. 1775; P.O. Box' 33; Cable

Ad: Shosen

Swatow

Rev. H. F. Wallace,m.a:,D.iKy and wife Palace Hotel—Customs Rd; Teleph. 26;

(Chaochowfu) • , : Cable Ad: Palace

Rev. J.,p..jg,jiiith, p.A^ andqwife

; Neil.Eraser, M.B., ■dli.B.jD.KM^ij; wife Post Office (First Class Office)

t (Swabfee) Kiang Ming Chao, first class

E.Harold Worth, m.b., ch.b., and wife

H. Scott postmaster (Tam Shau Wing

officiating)

Miss I. E, Brander Tam Shau-wing, accountant

Miss M. Baton (Swabue) Chan Lin Yu, secretary

Miss G. Burt (Chaochowfu) Lin Shaoti Chun, gen. supervisor

Miss M. L. Martin

Rev. J. Waddell and wife Teh hee

(Swabue)

Miss A. Richards (Chaochowfu) Reiss, ibBradleya & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Miss

Miss Ruth Milne, m.b.b.s. . Embroidery

chants, Importers and Exporters and

Miss E.M.M.E.Muicock

Wright 1217 and 19$3;

Manufacturers

P.O,'Box 76;

— Telephs.

Cable Ad:

S. L. Strange; M.^., cH.E., r.R.dsv.

^Living at Stations' Inland from Swatow Bradley: & Go., 133,I.ondon

BunhillAgents : AlfredE.C.

Row, London, Field1.

A4;3: SWAfIXVW,

J)i rectors— . . H Sing chiatt'g. [

L. W. Hutton (Shanghai) . \ Kob'fb)' 'G^E^Vpbii,. (Roe^eBros.), 5fer-

Denys Reiss ( do. ) . > j chants—113, Seng Peng Road; F.O. Box

John Robinson (Swatow) ! 61; Cable. AR: Bos-sb Codes:,4^,0. 6th,

K. Si Mcrrisoa (Hohg ;Roii§:) ! edn., Bentley’s and Private

Swatow: J. Thun, partner

J. Robinson W. BOehl, sign's per. pro.

K. M. Lee | Lim Eng Mefn^jAbmpradore

F. K. Lee Agencies

F. L. Lees CaldbeckJOlaCgtx'gor'A Co.

Agencies . ^ L, Everett, Inc.,

The Central‘Agebey

Spence Brysop ‘A Co.,.Ld.Ld.(Glasgow)

(Belfast) , iTeutz' Motoi’en' Faprik

Carson Pirie Sbo(t Co. (Chicago) ,Gehe; (if C°-.> A-0-, , , ■

Hongkong & Shanghai BankirigCorpn. Jebsen Line , : ,, ,l0)

Mercantile Bank of I ndia; Ed. Maersk Line re. -

' National Cit|y Bank of liTew York Lancashire IhshraricC Oo. V.

Lloyd's Masch. Fabrik.Qritzner.

China

Royal Fire Insurance

Insurance Co. Co., Bd.

,. Xetherlauds lusurance Co. est, 1845

Western Assurance Co.' !( Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremeti

China Underwriters,

1 Ld. Norddeutsche Y'e rsichC rungsgesell s -

• Badische Assurance‘'Gesbllschaft chiift

Coraite des Assiirancfes ; ■ Foshan Coal Mine

Cornhill Insurance C0.7 Ld. f1

’ Rickmefs LmiexL

Europa Society Itisurance Co, ; Siemens China Go. ? ,*

Far Eastern Insurance Co. ' Steel tjnion Cliina; Cp, ,

Forsakringsaktiebolaget Ocean (Oc'oan E. Merck. Chemkal. Co., Ltd.

Insurance Co.j Ld.)', of GothfenbiiVg

Frigidaire Ld., New York

, iFuso Marine and Fire Insce-iCo-^d.

.. La Fonciere Insurance Co. , ,

1'Leyant” Insurance & Reinsurance ,Co. SanandSnifiG' Co.',' Genera;! Merchants

Commission Agents. Electrical

Lloyd Italia Insurance' Co. Engineers, Machinery, Radio, Bicy-

Mitsubishi Marine and Fire Insurance cles, Automobile Accesscries and

Co., Ld.

New India Assurance Cp,i 1^1. Telephones—22, Ghee Ping Road,

New Zealand Inansurce.Gp., Autom. Teleph. 1352; Cable Ad:

Osaka Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld. Sansco; Code Used: Bentley’s

provincial Insurance Co,, Ld. C. S.' Chua, manager

South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Swiss National Insce. Co., Ld., Basle i L.G. K.P. Wang, Chua, install, engr.

secretary

Taiheiyo Marine & Fire Insce. Go. Wellington Wu, travelling repres.

Tokyo Marine gnd Fire jrisbe. Cp:, Ld.

^United States Salvage Association

Western Australian Insurance; Co.

Yangtsze Insurance Associationj Ld. Seng Hong Co., F/rr>., Dfuggists-

Ben Line of Steamers Chen^ists—2'^9, Wai Ma Road

Furness (Far East), Ld.

Lloyd Triestino . S-. C. £p m;p. :| J'; v!. • :r'"\

Nippon Yu,sen Kaisha

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Far East Aviation Co., Ld.

Directory & Chronicle of Shautek, Davlanjd A po., Ltd., Importers,

Manufacturers Representatives and

China, Japan, etc. Commission Agents—P.O. Box 3; Cable

Hongkong Daily Press Ad: Shauter; Codes: Rudolph Moss,.

Union Brewery,,Ltd,, Shanghai •' , . Bentley’s and Private

 SWATOW A433

:Shih 3b;o^J3>;r@j , , Impp,rt4? and Export . & £ *

Merchants—‘11,

Ad: Sin Heng'

Shihbros; Codes: KoadtUnivers-

Bentley’s, Gable " ” 'Chung ying'L ihtg' sze '

al trade and Bentley’s Second Tonkin

H.H. Shih made Embroidery—59,

Kintonco Kialat Road;

Y. Sluh > . : • Cable Ad:

H. L. Woo^ partner

^ gt Meifoo Tshu Sok Che (IVIrs.)> Manufacturer

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.^-rP.O Box and Exporter of Svvatow Drawn Y ork,

79; Cable Ad : S^tandvac ' Hand Mad© Lace and Embroideries—

O. E. Sandstrom, manager i 1, Sin Heng Road, Kialat; Teleph. 1628;

T. A. Leonard, general assistant Tshusokche; P.O. Box 36; Cable and Radio Ads:

and stenographer Codes: Bentley’s and

’ W. A. McCausland, installation A.B.C. Bentley’s 2nd, ITniversa! Trade Code,

supt. 5th, 6th and Private

Mts. Tshu Sok Che

:Swatow Pilotage Service H. W. Shih; K. B. Koh, H. Y. Shih

G. St. M. Stocker (Licensed Pilot and Agency: Samuel Lament & Son, Ld. of Belfast.

MarineBoxSurveyor

P.O. 11; Radioto Lloyd’s Agent)—

Ad: Stocker Linen Manufacturers

Yee Tsoong, TpsAccp Distriruto rs Ltd.

S vft * ± H r—Cable Ad: Powhattan

Teh shih hi huo yu kmig szu Chen Keng Lian, manager

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The,

Petroleum Products—12, Koo Peng Yuan Hengig Shipping &&mf%

Road; Teleph. Co.

Ko Man Tat 1175; Cable Ad: Texaco- Chua Siu Hong, manager

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Adopted at the Annual General Meeting'held 19tK May 1909!

Purchasing or selling Tea, Raw Silk, and Cotton 2»per cent.

Purchasing or selling Opium ...

Purchasing or selling all other Goods and Produce

Purchasing or selling Ships and Landed Property ..

Purchasing or selling Stocks and Shares

Inspecting Tea

Inspecting Silk ... ... ... ...

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Guaranteeing Remittances

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Adjusting Insurance Claims on Amount Recovered ...

Effecting Insurance, on the Insured Amount

Prosecuting or defending successfully Claims, either at Law or by Arbitration

Prosecuting or defending unsuccessfully

Managing Estates and collecting Rents (on Gross Receipts)

Transhipping and forwarding Jewellery and Bullion

Forwarding or transhipping Cargo $2 per chest.

Transhipping or forwarding Opium Commission,

Goods withdrawn or re-shipped per cent.

Granting Letters of Credit

For doing ship’s business when no inward or outward Commission is earned, 20 cts. per Register ton.

the otherwise

conversion into Hongkong currency rateof sterling freight inward to Hongkong, onpayable in Hongkong, shall, unless

the close ofstipulated,

a mail shallbe made

be theatratetheapplicable

for Bank

to snchBillspurpose

on London

duringpayable demand;

the subsequent week.and the rate ruling at

Brokerage on Bills and Bullion a per cent. Payable by Seller.

Brokerage on Produce and General Merchandise J „

Brokerage on Fire Arms 1 „

Brokerage for Negotiating

procuring Freight ... ... ... and completing Charters and 1

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 CANTON

Kwdng chau

Early History

Canton, which is one of the most interesting cities in China, is situated

n the Chu-kiang or Pearl River, in latitude 23 deg. 7 min. 10

:jc. N., and longitude 113 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. E. It is the capi-

;il of the, province of Kwangtung. It is sometimes called the City of Rams

nd the City of Genii, both of which names are derived from ancient legends,

'anton is a foreign perversion of Kwangtung, its real name. One of the first

ities in China, it is also the seat of government for the province.

Owing to its favoured situation, Canton became at an early date the

iJhinese port to which the traffic of European countries was first attracted,

('he Portuguese found their way thither in 1516, and Arab navigators had been

inking regular voyages between Canton and the ports of Western Asia as

:arly as the tenth century. The Dutch appeared on the scene about a hundred

^ears later than the Portuguese, and these in their turn were supplanted by

ne English. The later, towards the close of the seventeenth century, founded

iie very profitable trade which was Conducted for nearly one hundred and

' fty years by the Agents of the East India Company, who established a fac-

nry there , in 1684, which was afterwards celebrated throughout the world,

'rom 1684 the export of tea to England increased rapidly. The Company’s

jionopoly terminated in 1834. In 1839 Great Britain was led into a declaration

f war against China as the result of various disputes which arose at Canton,

i he campaign terminated with the Treaty of Nanking (Aug. 29th, 1842) as a

•esult of which the Co-Hong monopoly system at Canton closed and four

dditional ports were thrown open to foreign trade. The provision of the

’reaty of Nanking, that foreigners were to be permitted to reside within the

!'alls of the city of Canton was persistently resisted and illfeeling generally

j rew smallso* Hongkong-Chinese

strong that a minorvessel incident in connection

the “Arrow,,’ with the nationality

was magnified into an affairof

f such importance as to cause a general election at home, and a second China

Aar. Sir Michael Seymour, with his fleet upened hostilities, and some two

lont’ns later an infuriated mob retaliated by burning all the foreign factories

in December, 1857, Sir Charles Straubenzee, in command of an expe-

lition which had been specially despatched from England, attacked the city,

-nd it was aqd

xpedition, takentheoncitythewas29thoccupied

of thatbymonth. TheForces

the Allied Frenchuntil

alsoOctober,

sent out1861,

an

, period of nearly four years.

' The city which is rapidly expanding now extends along the river front

tor a length of some four miles, having a depth of some two miles. It was

ormerly enclosed by walls 43 ft. thick at the base and from 25 to 40 ft. in

1 leight. This wall has in recent years, been demolished in order that its site

: ould921 a beservice

used offorommibusses

a motor road was some

started80 running

to 100 ft.fromin the

width. In January

Canton-Kowloon

Gailway to various parts of the city. This service has been gradually expand-

ing in all directions with the completion of more and more motor roads, the

onstruction of which ig still going on apace. Canton has now four small

>arks, the Central Park in the heart of the city, the Hoi Chu Park on the

Bund; the Tung Shan Park in the eastern suburb, and the Yueh Sau Park

>n Kan Yin Hill. Within the grounds of the last named park stands the

rev/ly erected memorial tablet dedicated to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, which is the

lighest landmark in the city, and from which a complete bird’s eye view of

;he latter can be obtained. At the foot of the Kan Yin Hill is the Sun Yat

A436 CANTON

Sen Memorial Hall, a most beautiful piece of architecture for which the same

engineer that planned the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum at N'king was responsible.

Canton contains great attractions foniprelgn. visitors in its numerous temples,

pagodas, etc., and in the many cuifijo'shbps t^jbe/lpuijd there. The French Mission

have a large and handsome Gothic cathedral, with two lofty towers surmounted

by spires, in the city. The structure is built entirely of dressed granite A Mint,

constructed by the late Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, near the East Gate, and

furnished with a very complete plant, commenced work in 1889, and now issues

both silver dollars and subsidiary coins, ^alj Rearing a picture of the late Dr.

Sun Yat:sen in front amd large Chinese characters surrounded by a design of

a drop of grain on the back. The ■buildings cover a large area. On the oppositef

sidkof

bridge Jtho‘-fiver

aerbss the.is the

riverisland df Heham

that was which

('ipened'td trafficwasearly

lihked with Motor

ih 1933. the cjtyroads

^ropehify

are alsda

being

v constructed on this island. The principal attractions for the tourist in Hofram are

the

Honan. Temple Monastery’(Hoi, Tong Temple ). The spacious compound and

grounds of Lingnam University (formerly the'Caritori Christian College the

of the

latter, which was well-known as one' of the “Five Great Monasteries”—Ng

Tai jChung Sam—has since beep turned into a municipal park of exceptional

beauty. In the vicinity one may .also see .native industries such, as the firing,

sorting and sifting of tea, the preserving of ginger,; and the picking of rattans,

cassia etc. The .founding of hells, the manufacture of fire crackers, and the

dyeing of paper and cotton fabrics, are three of the chief industries of Fat-

shan, some ten miles Trom Canton to which it is. popnected by rail. Because

of [political disturbances in recent years there, has been a tendency for many

of these industries to transfer to Hongkong, but now on account. of the heavy

import duties into. China there.is a movement in the -opposite direction. There

are' large glass-works at Fafcci, and paper-mills -these with up-to-date Euro-

pean machinery—near the village of Impo.. At , Shekwan,ur seven miles from

Fatshan, are extensive potteries. Much has been done 4 inS the past few

years to. develop home industries. New factories have sprung up . like mush-

rooms. At Hon am an up-to-date cotton-spinping factory, equipped with

modern machinery, has been erected by' a local company with a capital of

$5,900,00(1. , Cantop h&S'now five large factories and several hundred,, workshops;

for producing hosiery and underwear.,, Bocally-made ma.tch.es :are: exported

as far as the Straits Settlements, nearly twenty factories being engaged in

this industry. The population . pf Capton was .cestipiated at - 812,241 by the

Customs

:

authorities in 1929. > ,

'When the foreign, merchahts r’diiirhed to Cantoh' to establish trade after

the' c'kptdfe

factory of the

and the city byalong

buildings the English

the riveratintheruins,dlose llecourse.

of 1857, for

theyaccommoda-

found thfe

tion was consequently had to warehouses on the Hon am side of the .river.

Considerable discussion subsequently took place as ft) the selection of a site

for a permanent British settlement, and it was eventually d'etermihed that ah

extensive mud flat known as Shameeh should be filled in and appropriated.

In 1869 an artificial island was created there, a hcahnl constructed between

the;northern side of the site and the city, and solid and extensive embankments

of masonry built. It took about two years to' cqitiplete this undertaking, and

cost $325,000. Of this sum four-fifths were-defrayed by the British, and one-

fifth by the French Government, to whom one-fifth of the reclaimed land was

given. Up to 1889 most of this French concessioP remained unutilised, but

in that year a number of lots were sold and are now built upon. The French

also received a grant'of the old site of the Viceroy’s Yamen,’ on which the

Catholic Cathedral now stands. Shameen is pleasingly laid out with gardens

and tennis courts, and the paths are shaded with well-grown trees. Christ

Church (■Church of England) stands at the western end and close to it are

situated the Masonic Hall, Boat House and Club. Handsome new premises,

costing half-a-million dollars, for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration were opened in Central Avenue on October 29th. 1921. There is a

■Roman Catholic ‘hurch on the French •Concession. The (Settlement has the

Victoria Hotel pravlding,good accommodation. During an anti-foreign riot on

 CANTON A437

the 10th September, 1883, 16 houses and the Concordia Theatre on the Settle-

ment were burned by the mob.

Modern Canton.

Ample means of communication exist between Canton and Hongkong, a

distance of 112 miles by railway and about 95 miles by water. British steamers

with luxurious accommodition and a large number of native craft ply daily

between the ports. There is daily steam communication with Macao and

regular connection with Wuchow and West River ports, and with Shanghai,

Newchwang, and Kwangchauwan. The steam-launch traffic under the Inland

Steam Navigation Regulations has proved a great success, though since rules

were enforced in December, 1901, compelling all Chinese launches to undergo

inspection at the hands of an engineer appointed by the Customs before obtain-

ing licences to ply, the number of launches is not so large as previously. There

is a safe and commodious anchorage within 150 yards of Shameen. Canton

was connected by telegraph (an overland line) with Kowloon in 1883, and an-

other overland line was completed from Canton to Lurigchau-fu, on the

Kwangsi and Tonkin frontier, in June 1884. An agreement was entered

into with the South China Wireless Co., a British jonoern, in the latter part

of 1923, for the installation of a powerful wireless station, to give a continu-

ous

with commercial servicethewithStraits

Peiping, Japan, Hongkong and Shanghai

Settlements, etc. The and

electriccommunications

light service

of the city since it was placed under government supervision has improved

and leaves little room for complaint. The automatic telephone system, the

ofinstallation

subscribersof which was completed

is steadily increasingin and1930, already

is very efficient

exceeds, and

.7,000.the Anumber

long-

distance telephone service between Hongkong and Canton was opened on

September 1st 1931 and three minutes conversation may now be had between

these two cities for a fee of three dollars. Transport facilities on the Canton-

Kowloon

miles Railway,andwhich

in Chinese, was consists

completedof in2i2 1911,

mileshavein British territory

also greatly and in89

improved

1931 with the introduction of new locomotives and general reconditioning

of the line. An express train now takes a little over three hours to cover

the journey whereas a year ago it took half again as long. Real work has

also begun on the completion of the Canton-Hankow Railway which has already

been extended from Shiukuan, 140 miles north of Canton, to Lokcheong. The

mountains to be traversed to complete the Canton-Hankow Line offer, however,

great engineering difficulties which will involve very heavy expenditure. A

branch line of this railway runs from Canton to Samshui on the West River

and therefore brings 'West River ports within easier reach of Ca.htbn. The two

Canton terminii of the railway are situated on opposite batiks of the Pearl

River and work has started to link them together by the constiuctibh of a

bridge. An extension of the Canton-Samshui line to Shiu-hing and thence via

the West River ports to Kwangsi is planned by the authorities who also

contemplate the construction of an east bound line from the Canton-Kowloon

Railway to Swatow and eventually to Amoy.

betweenIn accordance with and

Great British stipulations in the Supplementary

China, concluded Commercial

in 1902, the various Treaty

barriers or

artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River were in 1905 partially

removed. Extensive wharves and godowns have been erected at Peak Hin Hok

on Honam Island, about, two miles below Shameen, which enable ocean-going

vessels of considerable draught to proceed up to Canton.

Trade in 1936 '

The year 1936 stands out as one of the most remarkable periods in the

history of the trade of Canton. Kwangtung had to cbntend with a series of

severe monetary difficulties as well as with political uncertainty for more than

half the year. Furthermore, both harvests of rice—the staple produce on

which the province mainly depends for food—were unsuccessful. In spite of

these adverse factors, which aggregated the existing depression arising from

world economic conditions, trade figures in general showed an upward trend

 A438 CANTON

which may mark the turning-point in the port’s recovery. From the begin-

ning of the year until the spring, retail trade was hampered Dy a shortage

of bank-notes of small denominations, the use of which had become necessary

on account of the sudden withdrawal of silver in November 1935. Wholesale

trade was affected and, ultimately, foreign trade. This state of affairs was

remedied as sufficient legal tender notes arrived and were put into circulation,

so that by April there was comparative stability. In May financial uncer-

tainty again arose because of lack of confidence in the existing political regime

and normal conditions were not restored until after the political reorganisa-

tion of the 20th July. During the first seven months of the year there were

rapid and violent fluctuations in the exchange value of the local currency, the

Canton dollar at times being wmrth only half the value of the Hong Kong

dollar. Conditions rapidly improved after the restoration of political and

financial stability, and .luring November and December there was a distinct

trade revival. This improvement was offset to some extent by the unsatisfac-

tory conditioife resulting from the rice shortage. As the new7s spread that the

November harvest had failed to come up to expections, owing to an unusually

long spell of drought, prices soared uid the purchasing power of the bulk of

the population was greatly, restricted. The following are the values for the

various trade headings recorded for Canton during the year, with comparative

statistics for the preceding year; direct foreign imports, $30.9 million as

•against $33.8 million in 1935; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise,

$106.2 ’ million"asas".against

$42.5 million against $39.9$99.6million;

million;anddirect' exportsexports

coastwise' to foreign countries,

of Chinese mer-

chandise, $38.3' million as against $25.3 million. These figures serve as a

rough guide to the trend of the trade of the port. They are, however, incom-

plete, as they 'do not include the considerable amount of cargo destined for

the Canton area which was passed at Kowloon and is recorded in the Kowloon

statistics. A more representative estimate of the actual volume of trade can

beinteresting

obtainedreversal

by combining the figuresof trade

in the direction for Canton with bythose

is revealed the ofdecline

Kowloon. An

in direct

import frofii abroad and a corresponding advance in domestic in.ports. The

figures for foreign import trade would have fallen ever more had they not

been augmented by importations of raw sugar for refining, which amounted

to approximately St. $1,500,000. The value of rice importations, chiefly from

Siam and Indo-China, was greater than in' 1935 and added approximately

St. $1.4 million to the total. Although the available figures do not give a

complete picture of the, situation, there is no doubt that there was a steep

decline in the use of -manufactured goods of all varieties imported from abroad

While this tendency has been apparent in the Canton area ever since the in-

dustrialisation , of China gained momentum, the movement was definitely

accented during 1936. This was caused mainly by the improvement in quality

■of the domestic articles. The effects of industrialisation in Kwangtung itself

are demonstrated by the, fall in imports of cement to negligible figure as a

result of the competition of the local ■ jSaichuen Cement Works. In spite of

the handicap of the low, value of the Canton dollar as compared with the

Shanghai dollar, the domestic iihport trade held its own during the first half

of the year and improved steadily7 after August, when credit facilities were

being extended more freely. Domestic exports, on the other hand, benefited,

•by the favourable exchange, especially as wages and most payments could be

made in locar currency, and the voiupie jf freight carried out of the port on

.coastal vessels increased Honsidetably. ThH most encouraging aspect of the

year’s trade was the increase in exports abroad and the strengthening of

foreign markets, for Kwangtung a products, Trade in silk, which had in the

past been the, staple export of the province, revived to an encouraging extent

offrom,Canton

th^ .lowsilkstatp

rose toin which it hadwithfallen

sympathy the inadvance

the preceding

in world year. The prices

raw silk price

mid enpouragedrincreased production .among the, mulberry, growers and cocoon

raisers. The seven silk .crops yielded approximately 4,500 bales more than

those of the previous year. The price of the leading export quality did not

 CANTON A439-

fall below Hong Kong $375 and rose to Hoag Kong $625, the highest quotation

sincechief

the 1933. consuming

There werecentres.

increasedThedjetdaihds'froin

revival in theIndo-China,

silk tradeIndia,

foundandlessLyons,

than

one-quarter of the filatures in Kwanrgtung open, but those still in operation

worked at full capacity, Although handicapped by lack of funds,, the expjeri- ,

mentation on the part ''of J;he Government and Lingnam University during

the past years in connection with the improvement, of silk cocoon production

has resulted in the collation of a vast amount of information which can be

utilised in the future. There “was d Continued lack of demand from the United

States of America, which, country had in the past consumed as much as half

the Kwaiigtung silk supply, but had been forced in recent years to concentrate

on the silk jn'hchmt of Japan and the Shanghai mills on account of the un-

reliability of supplies from Canton. The armament programmes of European

nations stimulated a demand for wolfram ore, and it seemed at the end of the

year that |here might be a return to the state of affairs in 1918, when wolfram

was one of Canton’s principal exports. The full extent of the trade cannot

be read from the figures, as there was a large stock of wolfram in Hong Kong

at the beginning of the year awaiting: liquidation. The price per pipul in

July was Hong Kong $75 (27ti per unit) and rose in late November to Hong

Kong $88 to $92 (30s. 6d. to 32s. per unit). Six provincial sugar centrals were

working during ..the course of the yeai. Incentives to the farmers'' growing

the cane have been offered in the form of higher prices for their product and

more favourable terms for loans. Acreage under sugar cultivation more than

doubled, but unfavourable weather conditions, especially a typhoon in August

which destroyed a considerable pdrtion of the standing cane, reduced the yield

per mow to figures lower than anticipated. Two old-established industries,

the manufacture of straw mats and kittysols, on which a large number of

people both in Canton and in the interior are dependent for employment, were

able to make considerable advances during the year. TMs was only because

of favourable exchange, but also because or modernisation of the products in

accordance with the tastes of consumers overseas, both Chinese and foreign.

Another feature of the year was the increased output of rubber manufactures

by local rubber

restriction of thefactories

product.in spite of the high

A permanent price ofi rubber

achievement was thecaused by worldin

completion

1936 of the Canton-Hankow Railway, which promises to be of increasing henefit

toinaugurated

the commercial progress of the port. Through traffic

on the 1st September. The service that could be rendered on the line . was

. by

this railway was demonstrated by the necessity that arose for the. quick trans-

portation of surplus rice from Changsha and other Hunan centres to Canton

in order to supplement the shortage in Xwangtung. Shipping interests arc

already showing concern as to the possible effects the railway will have on

the volumefiailway

Hankow of freight in Yangtsze

neared completion,produce

interestcarried by them.in As

was' revived the the Canton-

project for

the development of the port of Whampoa, which had been under consideration

for many years. Present plans included a sufficient depending'of the river

channel

a closa, toaallow vessels

second of 7,000 ofplan,

three-year 8,000including

tons to enter the port: industry,

agriculture, As the yearetc.,drewhadto

been formulated and was under consideration. The first three-year plan had

been carried out under conditions unfavourable to its full development. There

are indications, however, that the second project has strong financial support,

from investors both in China and Overseas because of ^ feeling of confidence

in the future development of the prdvinpe.

A440 CANTON

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Publishers, H 'jig Sun Chcong

Acme Commodity and Phrase Codes. Andersen, Mever ib Co.-, Ltd., Engineers,

Representative: V. E. Perrier—2,

French Concision, Shameen; Te-

leph. 18175 and InsuranceImporters,

Contractors,, Manufacturers

Agents—Tehepb. K528;

Cable Ad: Danica

P. M. Markert

(8 It ® * (For Agencies Shanghai Section)

A. E. G. China Er,fcCTitic Co:, Electri- f/ ^ ^!i On Lee Yi„.j 1L n

cal Manufacturers arid Engineers Aknhold tfe- Cog Ltd., Merchants and

“Canton Engineering Office: 85a, Engineers—Cable Ad: Harchi

British Concession, Shameen; Te-

leph. 14008; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco. Asia Hotel

Branch Offices: Shanghai, Tientsin, (See Hotel Asia)

Hongkong; Nanking

F. W. Bues, Dipl. Ing., engineer

in charge ^ manm

Yao bong yen sau ho him hong si .

^ ^ is m Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

Mfi Yah Pao 8itn Kunij Sze —Missions Building. The Bund;

American Asiatic Underwriters, Telephs. 16043 and 12311; Cable Ad:

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., General Insurance: Alicochina; Code: Acme and Bent-

Fire, Marine, Motor-Car, Life, ley’s. Main Office for the Orient:

Accident, Burglary, Plate-glass, 17, The Bund, Shanghai

Baggage and Special Risks—Mis- Dr.anilC. S.medical

Liu, resident

refereeassist, secretary

sions Building, The Bund; Telephs. C. L. Chun district manager

16044 and 12311; Cable Ad: C. W. Wong, assist, manager

Underiters

C.S. L.V. Yang,

Starr, manager

president. (S’hai.) S Ah si ah

Agents for: Asiatic PetroleumCable

Ltd.—Shameen; Co. Ad:

(SouthPetrosilex

China),

National Union Fire,British R. Y. Frost,, manager

Ins. Co.andandCon-2

Other American,, J. G. H. Lander, asst, manager

tinental Insurance Companies H. F. Green, assistant

H. Bullock, accountant

American Bank Note Co.—c/o. Na-

tional City Bank of New York, A.D. Melhyp,

G. Remedios, shipping

inspector

Shameen; Cable Ad : Banknote Miss N. Quiii, stenographer

H. G. J. MeNeary H. J. Gdshy, installation mgr.

W, Saunders,assistant

P. Poison!, assistant

American Bible Society {Hec Missions)

American and China Oil Co.—32, Ault & Wif.oro Gp (Far East),

B.C., Shameen ; Teleph. 14009 Manufacturers of Printing and

Lithographic Inks, ■ Dry , ,Qplours.

American Consulate {See Consulates) Varnishes, Lacquer and Enamels,

Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib-

bons and Importers of Papers,

*1 & M M ft Printers’ Supplies and Machinery—

American Mail Line—Cable Ad: 7,12172; Sun Kee, South-East; Telephone

P.O. Box 44; Cable Ad:

Dollar Aultwiborg

The Robert Dollar Co., general Andrew Lim, manager

Agents (See Dollar Co., The Robert J K. Chwan

 CANTON A*-in'

^ Why Sing fj B t (i

•Backhouse; Ltd., James H., Importers1 ; lack IFttA Ngan. Hong

aud Exporters—73, B. C., Shameen ; Deutsch - Asiatische Bank — 8y

Cable Ad : Jayatchbee British Concession, Shameen; Telephs.

10938 and 1315.1; P. O. Box. 39

| (Canton) ; Cable Ad: Teutonia

BANKS W. Knoke, manager

A. Dienei

H. Kleinsehmidt

ft & M iM .. Jv^Lipk, ■1

Kioaug ttmg ngan hong

Bank of Canton, Ltd.— West Bund; Grand Central Savings Bank, Ltd.—

Telephs. 16577, 16578, 13319 & 10201; 82, Taiping Road S) Teleph. 13328

Cable Ad : Cantonese

Bank of China, Ltd.—13, Kwoo Yee St., ft ±w %

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 14484 Hemig l-ong sheong hoi ngan hong

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

fr & 3S SC Corporation—Cable Ad: Delta

The Bank of East Asia, Ltd,—Hing J. C.-G. Fergusson, agent

Loong Road; Cable Ad: Eastabank A. C. Groves

Chan Shing Mi, manager L. E. da Luz

J.G.H. M.J.P. da Cruz

Soares

Praia

ft « S L. A. da Roza

Toi wan ngan hong R. A. Remedios

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. — British Con- Chan Chung Wing, compt^Ore

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 13334; Cable

Ad: Taiwangink

S. Yamada, manager t w m m &

T. Narita, per pro. mgr. Man hwok tse chu way

Banque International Savings Society—

C. G.de Fournier,

l’In do-Chine

manager 20a,

Mail Ad. Shameen, P.O. B.C.;

Box 27;Teleph.

Cable 16146;!

Ad :

J. de la Bocque Inter$avin. Head Office: 7, Ave. Lid ward

YU, Shanghai. South China Branch

‘The Chartered Bank of Ind., Austra- ! Controlling Agency at:—Macao- '

G. J. Charleux, manager (South

lia & China—Telephs. 13325 (Com- China branch)

pradore Dept.), 14233 (Sub-Agent’s C. T; Gomes, sub manager .

Office) ; Cable Ad : Comet E. Tpssan, secretary

D. L. Dawson, sub-agent

F. G. W^rnham, syb-accountapt

Cheong Tai Bank—48, Koon Yat Road KwA^axuNp ti m ® m

East; Teleph. 11961 Provincial. Bank,. The

:! —South Bund: Telephs. 10434, /10232,

13301,; Cable Ad: Provinbank:

Cheono Yik Bank—3, Pak Mai .Street, j Y.C.C.K.Koo, president

Yun, vice-president

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 12272 I T. W;'Li, do.

China State Bank, Ltd., The -— Sup

Sam Hong; Telephs. 13322, 13366 and Manufacturers Bank of China. Dtd.,

13344. Sub-Branch: The Wai Oi Road; The—2nd RcL. West Bund ; Telephe.

Teleph. 16974 ■ 13790 and 167)2 ■ •) . :

A442 CANTON

ft m m nm & -fc -fc Tgi Jcoo

Man kwoh bo tung ngan hong Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &-

National C'Ity • ®ank job "New- York Sons, Ltd.), Merchants

The—Cable Ad * Citibank W. F. Johnston, signs per pro.

J. I. Bdnner, manaiger H. G. Bales

G. V. Ball, j>ro-ttigr. & sub-acct. Miss M. Chinn

W. I. Yeung1, sub-accountant W. E. Price, godown supt.

Chu Lok Ting, compradore Button & Co., E.M., Importers and Ex-

National Commercial and Savings porters—19; 14013;TheCable

Bund,Ad:B.C.,

HoggShameen;

Bank, Ltd.—11, Tai Ping Ma Loo; Teleph. E. A. Hogg, proprietor

Telephs. 12422 and 12421 ; Cable

Ad: Nacomsav California Petroleum Co. of South

ft ® m m w m China, (Sole Distributors for Export

Petroleum Co. of California, Ltd.,

Yien Yieh JDommercial Bank—Second Producers of “Red Ball” Petroleum

West Bund; Teleph. 10300 and Teleph. Products—127, Tai Nam Loo;

(manager) 14501; Cable Ad : 7771 12581

Yokohama Specie Bank—52, Shameen;

Teleph. 13306; P.O. Box 327 ; Cable Sai Wing Hong; association

Canton Bankers — 14>

Ad : Shokin Teleph. 10098

Canton Club—Shameen

Beauty Shop, The, Permanent Wav- Committee — W. F. Johnston

ing, Hair Dresser,etc.—83,

Facial B.C,

Cosmetic (chairman), F. S. Gibbs (vice-

and Manlicure, Sha- chairman), S. M. Garrard (hon.

meen ; Teleph. 16817 treasurer), P. M. Markert and

Mrs. J. Giirvich,'proprietress R. W. Seiffert (hon. secy.)

Belgian CoNSULATBkd’XAeg Consulates) Teleph. 11838; Cable Sai

Canton Gazette—41, Wu Road;

Ad : Gazette

± )|i!l ^ I# si . Canton-Hankow Railway Administra-

Bodiker & Go., Importers, Exporters, tion (Canton-(Shiuchow Section)—

Commission and Insurance Agents—86, Cable Ad: Tuehway; Codes: A.B.C,

5th edition, West Union and

British Concession, Shameen; Teleph. Bentley’s

10912; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad:

Bodiker; All Codes used ■ 1

H. Stoitenberg-Lerche & m m m ji m

Bornemann & Co., General Engineers Canton-Kowloon Railway (Chinese

Section)—Tai Sha Ton; Cable Ad :

(Laboratory University and Hospital C.K.R.

Supply,—French Concession,

meen ; Teleph. 16863; Cable Ad: 15, Sha- Managing Director’s Office: —

Pervasion.^

F. OrueppV Codespartner

'"All . (Hong Kong) Li Lu Chao, managing director

V. E. Feimann, do. (.Caiitoh)' Fung Pak Lai, secretary and

U. Schultz chief of General Dept.

H. K. Yau | W: M. Mak Tsui Hung, secretary

Engineering Department: —

British & Foreign Bible i Society (Ser A. H. Street, engineer-in-chief

Missions) W. W. Leung, engineer of Ways

and Works

British Episcopal Church Missions) Accounts Department: —

H. P. Harris, chief accountant

Li Sing Wan, assistant chief

British Consulate—(N«« Consulates) accountant

 CANTON A443

Traffic Department: — Agency

H. W. Wong, traffic manager Hamburg-Amerika Linie

J. T. Smith, chief traffic inspr. (For Other Agencies See tS’fiai. Section)

Locomotive Department: —

Lo Kwong Wun, locomotive Central Agency, Ltd., The, Importers of

Sewing Cotton Thread—93, British

superintendent Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Central

*Canton and Hong Kong Fu Chov Agency, D.Cheung

Shameen

J. Macadam,

Forwarding Co.—49, Chun Yuen

Street; Teleph. 14448 Wing manager

Lai

11 Cheong wah Central Booking Office; of the China

Homeward Freight Conference—64,

Canton Overseas Trading Co., Ex- Ad B.C.,: Measurer

Shameen; Teleph. 17606; Cable

porters, Importers, Manufacturers, Messrs Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,

Shipping and Commission Agents— booking agents

Bank

Rung Bead of East; Teleph.

Asia Building, 133, King

13722 ; Cable Ad : Staff':

Cotco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, K. B. Nelson

Bentley’s and other Standard Codes Miss B. Rolfe

W. S. Mak, managing director Central Hotel—West Blind; Teleph.

J. R. Chan 10571

C. K. Wong

W. H. Mak

•Canton Riding Academy & Physical Cetco Limited, JrfaImportSiu- Export—64 Ku

- 65,

Culture, The—Tungshan, Canton, British Concession, Shameen ; P.O. Box

Teleph. 18375

Lieut.-Col. D. G. Kosikis, director 335; Luxoriens

Cable Ads : Diiiexport and

and proprietor E. Dillner (Expert) ,

E. L. Basargin-Kloek, secretary L. Werner (Import)

Netravelly, trainer and instr.

A. Chahidze, trainer

•Canton Mercantile Co.—B.C., Sha- CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

meen; Teleph. 10036 Canton British Chamber of Commerce

Canton Wireless MANUFACTORY-rSouth Chairman—M. A. Annett

Bund; Teleph. 11403 Vice-do. —J. C. G. Fergusson

Secretary—W. Roland Farmer

ft || Lai wo Committee—II. J. B. Lowe,

W. F. Johnston;'R. L. B. Wood,

V. Frost

Carlowitz & Co., Exporters, Importers,

Commission Agents, Engineers and Canton Foreign Chamber of Commerce

Contractors — 228, Shakee Road; Chairman—L. B. Wood

Cable

Codes:AdA.B.C.

: Hellmann and impr.

5th, 5th Carlowitz;

and Vice-do —M. Gavin

6th edns., Bentley’s, Carlowitz, Acme Secretary—W. Roland Farmer

and Mosse Committee—Neckelman, T. Omori,

G. Hardt, L. Demeurs and J. J.

Wurink

R.Dr.Laurenz (Shanghai)

A. Nolte (Hamburg)

G. Roehreke (Shanghai) Chambre de Commerce-

Chine (Section de Canton)Francaise de

O. Lord TOissapaBke#*)'

•****wtte (Hamburg) President—C. G. Fournier

H.

Ch.Lehmann, manager

A. Schneider, signs per pro. Vice-id —L. Demeure

G.H.Hardt, Tresorier

Rocque et Secretaire —J. de la

Embden

J.W.Graner Y.R. Riedler

Heckel Ritter

J.H. Ursch Chap Yik Union Fire Insurance As-

W. Heitzig Weckert sociatOn

H. Ingoldby A. Weiss Sup Sam —16,Hong;TouTeleph;

Lan Sheung

13505 Street,

A444 CANTON

Oh ark Man Hospital—Ching Hyi Road;

Teleph. 10526 Kwovk Yany Chiu S h'eung , Kuk

Charterei) Bank ,.py InHia', Etc. (See, Kwdny Chau Fun Kuk

t Bar.ks) . i, China Merchants?’ Steam Navigation

Ohee Wo Cement ;Shop—32, Hoi phu i Sham Road, Tefephs. C6.,' Canton' Branch— ^02, Lock Yee

Road; Teleph. 15344 12219 12218, 13302 and

C'hellaram, D., Silk Merchant A: General China News Agency—27, Wad Sun

Exporter

. .Cable Ad —; Chellaram

20, French Con., Shameen; Road North, 2nd door; Teleph,

14980 .

Oheong Keb Paper Store — 88, Loong ;China Hetr’olelm Pq*—Tung King.

Chong Street; Teleph. 11840 Street;; Teleph. 14521

Cheong Sing Estate Development Co.

—86, Koong Yat Road C.; Teleph. | China and Philippine Trading Co.,

13170 Exporters of BestChinese

Quality Bamboo

'Cheong Wo Hong^ Import and Ex- i —326, Poles andYatGeneral

Tak Road,! Merchandise

Central Canton,

pO'rt—-333, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. Teleph. 10934; Cable Ad:’ Chiing

16101

fg M &ym «e he Lu-n.'Chvny

Chien Hstn Engineering Co., Machinery China Printing & Finishing Co.,

and Engineering Supplies—81, Tai Ping | Ltd.

‘ Road South; Teleph. 14560; P.O. Box 103 Cotton Spinners and (Incorporated in Hongkong),

H. D. Kuhrt Manufac-

Deutz - Humbold Motoreb. Koeln turers; Printers, Dyers.' Bleachers, and

Deutz, Demag, Duisburg Finishers of Textiles—-85, B. C.,

1 Shameen; Cable Ad: Celita. Head

China Office : 220.r' Szechuen Road, Shang-

andElectric

ofRadio Agents Co.,Telephone,

for Ltd,, Manufacturers

Telegraph,

and Electrical Machinery and

hai

Directors (Shanghai) — Clive R,

Apparatus —Head Office: Shanghai, Hargreaves

ing director), '(chairman k inanag

J. Ballard, b.sc

269, Lay Road; Canton Branch Office : (London), a.i.c., C. F. Liu, D.

31,

phone F. C- Shameen; Cable Ad: Micro- J. Sinclair, PH.i>., B.So. (Liverpool),.

a.i.c., and J. Wild

fg* m My vi sim Secretary (Shanghai)—S. Tweedie

China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd. ...jCanton Office: —

Importers and Commission Agents10459

-81, A. Madgr

Tai Ping Road South; Telephs. E. G. .Wei ,| T. K. Law

and 13522; P. O, Box 103; Cable Ad : China Products ExpOrt Co,, Ex

Lemjiis'; Codes:Head

edns and MossC. A.B.C.Office:

5th Shanghai.

and 6th porters and Importers, Manufac-

Branches: Canton’ Hongkong, Tientsin, turers, General Commission Agents

—Bank of Canton Building, West

Dairen, Harbin,

H. D. Kuhrt Osaka and Tokyo Bund; Teleph. 12354; P.O. Box 52 l

Mrs. E. Deurer Cable Ad: Productsco

Agents: '

Bayer'Pharma pd., Shanghai jCniNA

Ping Safety' Match Teleph.

Fong, Honam; * Factory—Tai

50037

. G. F. Sauer

Chemisch Pharmazeutische A.-G.

Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a/- ■China .Steamship Co.—42v Tai Ping

Maiii Road South; Teleph. 13728

Cstna Insurance Co.—13, Ku Yee China Tea Co.—40, Tai Ping Road

Street : Teleph. ]740o , South, 2nd floor ; Teleph. 10742

 «;****«.*■•* CONSULATES - '' T" V .

\K

China Underwriters, Ltd.,

Fire, Marine, Accident,'Motor ’GW and Life, Tai mee Jcvjok tsting ling $z chYi '

Gfeneral Insurance—Hew! Office^- Hong- America - Shameen

Consul-Gen.—Irving N. Linnell

kong. Branch

Telephs. Office:Dept.),

15028 (Life l^V 'Oj r7l4'

The5 Bund;

(Fire, Consul—Samuel J. Fletcher

• Aceinent and Marine Depts,) . do. .—Augustus S. Chase

E. 'F. Yeung, Life tAgency mgr. V'fce-OonsuP—IV.

do. —T. Eliot Leonard

WeilParker

'

Wai Wdng Yue, Fire Agency mgr.

General Agents—Shevran

Cq., Shameen; Teleph. 10937;. Tonies

Gahle&

Ad; Keechpng ■s-vffl.aifc*

Taipeh Tcwoh ling sz'ku.-i • ‘

Chika United Assueance Society Ltd. Belgium Consul-General for SouthPhilippine

China,

—264,

: Fat Tak Road; Teleph. 12310

'Lo!’Pb F:hue, manager Hongkong, Macao,

Islands—H. Van der Straeten

Chl'n Hing Import and Expoe’T—T9, (residing in Hongkong),

Lucn King Road; Teleph. 14451. Czechoslovakia—Shameen

Acting Consul—L. Demeuve

Chung Hing News-Agency—32, Wui Denmark

Loong Lane, Sze -Pai Lou : Teleph. Consul—Kay Neckelman

12843 Secretary - B. Stegg v

fj M ®. % Fi^INd—37, B. C., Shanieen V Teleph.

Chung Met 'Dbug Co.. Ltd., Druggists 14001

and Chemists — 9, Tal' Ping Road

! Consul—A. Schubert .

South; . TYleph. 10627; . .Cable Ad:

Chungmei

S. W. Kwong, manager Mm mm & -k

Tai fat Jcibok ling gp elmr '

Ohung Shan Hotel — The Bund; France.-, ; . >S.j

Teleph. 12307 Consul—L. Eynard

Chung HYah Aerated Water Cp.—l, Germany—No. Shameen;

4, British Concession

Cable Ad: Consuge.rma

Tung Yuen Chin, East Bund; Consul-General—Dr. F. Alien burg

t'cleph. 11230 Vice-Consul—R. H. Betz

Chancellor—C.

Secretary—H. ZankerH. Ranter ,

Ohung Wah Agriculture and Mining

Co.—Ka, Nam Tong East, Tai Ping

Road South; Teleph. 12473

OixPma Trade Teleph.

Co.—Chiu13806 Yam Street, Great Tai ying kwak tsung ling sz chii)

The Bund; Britain—Cable

(In charge of BritishAd:Interests

Britain in

the provinces of Kwangtpng

Kwangsi—excepting Swatdw. Also- and

Commercial Press, 'Lt'd.—196, Wing Consul-General for Macao)

Hon Road North; Toleph. 11800 Consul-General—A.

Consul—F. S, GibbsF.P.Tyrrell

.Acting-Consui—G.

Blunt, c.Mig,

Commercial Vice-Consul—L. A. Scopes

Ltd. (CantonUnion AssuraN^

Agency)-74, , Co.,

fling'Man Pro-Consul—C.

Sbeuo-typist—Miss W. Martin

M, T, lidwarsd

Road; Teleph. 1599.r/ Constable—IV. Read

51446 CANTON

t fa M ± M -k Assistants— J. Javrotsky, Ng Shiu-

Tai i tai li ling sz hun hung, Kwok Yun-tong, Chii Po-lam,

Siu Ting Kwan, A. Berlin, Liang

Italy l . Chun

Chin Chien,Yen, LoLeungChingIm,

Hsiang,

Ip YukHuang

Fan,

Consul-General—Coinfla. A.Bianconi Fok

(residing in Hongkong) HuangChong Wa, Ling

Chi Nan, Wen Seu Sieng,

Chi-hsiang

and Li'Lien

Medical Fang R. L. Lancaster,

Officers—Dr.

^ m m x u k Dr. F. Heim, Dr. Chan Chung San,

Japan Dr. Ho Tchj Tcheopg and Dr. Hsu

Consul-General—T. Kawai Chi Liang

Chief

Assistant Tidesuryeyor—A.

dot' —J. H.G. GibbonsBorras

£ ir m ia ft * Boat Officers

Ng Cho Wu — Pun Shi Yeung and

Tai wo Tcwolc ling sz /cun Assistant Boat Officers — Leung Kan

3$ ETHERLANDS Fu, K. Tso, Godfrey Liu Mun

Acting Consul - A. A. J. B. Masseur Hoong, DongHanKong,

Hsu Yung and Wong

Fung YenShuenPui,

Chief Appraisers—A.

. M. O’Halloran Darlington and

Tai no wai Jtwo/t ling sz kun Appraisers

Pack wood —and

G. LoA. PakCammiade,

Hung P.

Norway—Cable Ad:

Consul—H. Staples Smith Noreg Assistant Appraisers—P. J. Stoneman

and Examiners—H.

Chief Au lu Uheung Owen, Au Siu

Juen

Examiners and—V.Ko S.IT.Vinogradoff,

Leung Ng Chi

m w fa m m ® k Cheung, S.. M. Buigakoff, V. J.

Tai sai yenng Jcwoh chung ling sz shy Mamaeff, Kwok Hon Hung, Loh

Portugal — 20, British Concession Kim Fung, Chou K’o, WongandCheuk

(Bomanjee Building, Suite 44, 3rd Nam, Leung Kwok Choy Poon

floor), Shameen; Teleph. 10548 Po Tai

Assistant Examiners—Shek Wing Hoi,

Consul

leave) Gen.—V M. Morgade (on Yick Wang,,Fan Chung Leung, Woo

Vice-Consul—M. IL Gracias Kok Khoon,' Tsu Sic Ping, Li lu-

Chinese Secretary—(vacant) Leung, Teng Peh Lien and Ho Lun

’Clerk—Pablo Hernandez Sin

Harbour Department

Sweden—Shameen; Teleph. —10937B. R. Harbour Master—R. Longworth

Acting Vice-Copsul Acting

D. Bolam Assistant Harbour Master— ,

Rasmussen Harbour Officers—C. C. Warren and

Shao Shi Mai

■gym a ± « * Junk Office :

Tai sui shi kwok ling siz kun Siu Ting Kwan', assist, in-charge

Switzerland

Consul—U. Spalinger Danish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Chancellor—A. Hoffmeister Dairy Farm Ice and Cold12571

Storage Co.,:

Ltd.—Shameen; Teleph

HU Yuet Hai Kwan fit] Tik kin

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Deacon & Co., Ltd., Merchants,AdShipping

Revenue Department and Insurance Agents—Cable :Deacon

Commissioner—L. K. Little H. S. Smith, managing director

Administrative Deputy Commissioner E.L. A-B. Wood,

Stanton,director

director .

—E. D.Preventive

Acting G. Hooper Deputy Commis- D. P. Salinger, signs per pro.

sioner—G. A. de Bodisco G. R. Ross

 cantOn

Agencies . East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The,.Sbameen;

Import

Lloyd’s Export

Teleph. 10661;and Shipping—18,

Cable Ad: Orient

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.

Hongkong, C. & M. Steamboat Co., Ld M. Pagh, manager

Peninsular and .Oriental S. N. Co.

British-India S, N* jCoy (Apcar

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld. Line) & W K W » $ (ft i*c

Prince Line & Silver Line Eurasia Aviation Corporation (Canton

Burns-Philp Line Co., Ld. Station), Air Service—24, Wei Oi Road,

Alliance Assurance West;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: 5526; 15454; Radiogram

also Stations and

at Chang-

British Traders’Insurance Co.', Ld. sha, Hankow, Chengchow, Peiping, Sian,

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Lanchow, Nanking and Shanghai.(Head

Marine Insurance

North British Co., Ld. Insurance Office)

& Mercantile

Co., Ltd. H. C. Tang, station master

Union Assurance Society, Ld. C.C. S.W.Liao, assist, staff

Kao, mechanician

radio operator

K. C. Liu,

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(»5V Banks) Ewart & Co., Ltd:, M. D^—64-65, B. C.,

Shameen; P.O. Box 335; Cable Ad:

Directory and Chronicle of The Dillexport. Ltd.Agents for-The Ben Line

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, Phi Steamers E. Dillner

lippines, Indo-Chma, Dutch /East

Indies, etc.)—Canton Agents: Koehler Fancy Goods Store, The, Importers,

&meen;

Co«,P.O.40,BoxFrench

339 Concession, Sha- Drapers and Outfitters. Also Groceries,

Delicacies and Imported Fruits—83B,

3^ Teencheang F.C., Shameen; Teloph. 16817

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants-^Sha- FarHongEast Chemical Factory—58, Tai

Road; Teleph. 15785

meen; Telephone 10915. Head Office : 24,

St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.; and

Hongkong, Shanghai, Hankow, Foo- FarYeeEast at Commercial

chow, Yokohama,' Sam Road; Teleph. iCo-.jrrBpg,

14049 Look

Francisco, Seattle,Kobe,/New

Yancouveror York,Colom-

San

bo, Los Angeles, JB Fa m

« wei lum

Farmer & Co., William, Merchants

H and Commission Agefits - British

Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipping, Concession, Shamfieh'; Cable Ad:

Lumber and General Importers—4, Sha Farmer W. R. Farmer

Kee Road; Cable Ad: Dollar

S. P. Healey, agent A gents for t

South China Morning Post

^ « ft $ * -Hong Kong, Telegraph

Dollar SteamshipLine—CableAd: Dollar China Mail

The(SeeRobert Hong Kong Sunday Herald

DollarDollar Co., Robert)

Co., The general agents

m u B°

Feld & Co.,

General MerchantsF., Engineers, Contractors,

— 52-A, British

®fc I? ^ f1 Concession, Shameen: Telephs. 10914:

Draco

Tong, Advertising

West Building,Service—Ka Kam and 15239; Cable Ad: Feldbobe; Codes:

Tai Ping Road,

South; Teleph. 10750; Cable Ad: Draco A.B.C.,

Mosse 6th edn., Bentley’s,

Suppl. proprietor. Mosse and

Sole Agents for-. O. Heehtei,

Advertising on Canton-Kpwloon, Th. Janssen, dipl.-ing. signs p. p-.

Canton-Hankow

shui Railways and Canton-Sam- M. Hanke, Dipl-Ing.

R. Kaufman, Ing.

Dutch Consulate—(£ee Consulates) O.LamFrese

Tak Chui, compradore

A448. CANTON ,

.Perrier, Y. E.—3, French Concession, Golden City Investment Co.—26, Sup

S'hameen; Teleph. 16175; P.O. Box- Pat Poy Teleph. 12744

349^;’ Cable Ad-: Perrier. Motor C'Ar

Show Room and Service Station : 60, IGreat China : Insurance Co., LtP.—

Pak Tse Road, Tung’ Stiaii ; Teiepii. - 35, NeV Bund: Teleph. 15429

70273 _ s . ,u ,r.

Great Eastern Hotel—226, The Bund;

Finnish CoN^ULAXE-rx-CNgc Consulates) Teleph: 12400

French :CoNSL'tkTE-9-(Nee. Consulates) ' IGroupe Chine A Co.—9, French' 'Coii-

cegsion, Shamceh; Tele^h. 14355

Frolich, Tsetee & Co., Ltd., General

Importers, Exporters, Commission

Agents—39, B.O., Shameen; P.O. ! GRiFFn'HH(IQ^ti-TD., T.SueE..cheono Raw.^kipping

Silk'Ex-

Box 86; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: porters, General Merchants,

Artus; All Standai-d Codes and Insurance Agents Coble Ad:Griffith

H. J. Frolich, managing partner M. A. Annett' director

Tse Chi Nam, do. W. Seiffiert, do.

Lee. Hon Cfieung,( (Jo. M. M. An nett,. __ do.

Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co.. Ltd., nANNiRAi.'l- Co'.. Ltd . W. A., Expor-

Miners for Anthficitejs' and Soft

Coal—Chung Kwai Road ; Teleph. ters—-7’3* B Con., Shanieen. Head

12801; Radio: 6226.. Offipe:, Hongkong

. J. Lotlarrop,

Tsak mapager

Man, coiupvadore

Fook Lee & Co.'-r,8, Luen; Hiug. Road;

Teleph. 15601 Poon Po Luen

Fook Sing—33, Sin Kee; Teleph. Hing Yip Shipping Co.—68, Ngow

13491 Chow Ngoii Str&tj Uonam : Teleph.

Franco-Chinese Savings Society— 50107' > '

■83, King! Loofig Road; THeph.

14702 ^ ;i ‘.o’.! au-r. ■ ■ i « m Cheong Lee

Hogg Vt Co.r SiTlc Merchants. Exporters

French Mission—(Nei? Missions^ and Importers, Commission

Shameen;Agents -19,

General Electric Co. ■of China, Ltd.

British Concession, Cable Ad:

Hogg,

Bentley’s, Shameein;

Acnie,, Codns:

etc. " A.B.feSth edn.,

—Mission Building, The Bund, A. Y.‘ Hogg, proprietor

Teleph. 12783 Agents for • ■ !

■German Consulate—(Nee Commlate^), Acme Code Co;, New VorkA T[‘.S-.A.

m m iv m m&w n m % Hp see, ,

Kworig Chow Sai Tai, Tack Kwok lioLLANO (Canton) - China

N. V. 11 andelsco.mpagn

(Holland-Cliina Tradingif,

Tni Tuek Fong Co.,

(German Dispensary, Ltd., The (Deut- British Concession, Shameen; Teleph.A,

(.Cantqn), Ltd!) Merchants—41

sche Apotheke),, .Chemists & Drug- 13867; Cable Ad:(Rotterdam)

W. Ivien, Holchihand:..,

gists, Certified Dispensers--':West Bund; H. ErBoddtk ^do. ' ;‘-/

Teleph.: 10477

Tzee■ H. Glumg, phamianist! and . iCi Lam G. Kie.n, sian.s pet* pro.

She Wan, compradofre • ■

l nchemist

Kamsun,, manager

I . : . . ; i : . ‘' >%<•

d >A/.

Agencies . '

Agencies: ’ TlpUand Oo.si-Azie Lijn (Hofland-

K. Engelhard, Frankfurt ...Yorkshire

East AsiaInsurance.Go*:

Rine) Ltjd,..

Dr. L. Oestreither, Berlin

Dr. Kade, Berlin

Luitpold-Werke, Muenchen ; Hy^G^ojJQ,4b >Shanghai Bank,(Neef)

 CANTON A44:>

m San-chee-lee m Df!

Hon«koj?(j Cakt^on Kx^okt ^'o. l/m, I Huygkn, G. E.,,^port,

and Commission ImtK'i'L-insur^ncf^

Export,

33, BritishImport; Insurance,

Concession, Shameen; Shipping—

Teleph. cession; Teleph. Agent-

11495, 2,P.O.Brenyh

Box Con

112:

13630; Cable Ad: Hocanexco* ■ ' Cable Ad: Huygen; Codes useti: A.B.C.

6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme and. Private

C. Arnuiphy, manager ; Cinh's

G.O. Bechtel,

E. Huygep, signsprincipfil

the fittw (Hqng^ong>

m m m & m m H. Meier, signs per pro

3fa la mi po F. Huygen (Swatow)

ii K. Hodapp, signs per pro

. IrJongkong

KpXG, MorningDaily Newspaper Press,”

(iistak.jAST ) ] TapiHuygeh,

’ M. §ui Topg, cbiripradbr^c

engineer.

— Hongkong: Marina H«use.>ri

Henneasy Iload; Telcphs. 3(B5iand

: 53, 1'F■ feet

1

(Nigtifc ) 24511; Office

Press. London P.O. Box .Clible‘Street,

Ad : !

E.C. 4; Cable Ad: Socotrine. Canton ! Yinc/ shang po ria men gang kiwi

Agents: Koehler 'iptvhsi&n kung iz

Concession, Shameen&; P.O.Co., Box40,-IL-ench

339 i Imperial Chiemioal iNnu^TRijis (China ,

Hongkong Weekly Press and Ltd. (Formerly Brunner, Mood & Co

China, Ltd.),and Importers of Alkalies and

China Overland Trade Commercial Industrial Chemicals-

Report 4, ‘‘British1* Concession, Bhameen .

Directory and Chronicle of I P.O.

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. i Ad: Box Ajkali

30 (CentralBost Office;; Cable

,

Proprietors,... I i , ,11.H,J. 1).A- Lo.vve Bayne ;.

Hongkong Daily Press, LimTted Miss O. Archangelsky

Hotel “Asia” -Wef-t Bitodj Teleph. International (Incorporated Assurance

under Co. Ltd.

the .Life,,

Companies’

12407 Ordinances of Hongkong), Fire,

Flider the managemenl) of; the. Sun ' Marine, Motor-Car, Baggage and^Hotise

Co., Ltd. holders’ insurance —Mission 'Building,

The Bund; Telejph. 13760; OliblAi^d:

Hoi Ch t; Hotel—The Bund; Teleph. Brintaseo ' '

12941 Internat^ilvai; -SArdNiiS ' SbciETy ’ {See

Banks)

HopWai CPi no Electric ’

Oi Road, C.; Teleph. 12018 Supplies--2fe Italian Consulate (Nee Consulates)

Japanese Consulate (Nee Consulates)

Hup Chung Investment and Savings

Co.—Second West Bund; Teleph. ft ts ^ “’O

12342 Jardine, Matheson A -Go., Ltd., Mer-

chants

Hup Kwan Navigation Co.—6, Sam Alex.

L. G.E.Fcost,

Smith,acting

agentagent

(on leave) ;

Hong,

Teleph. Po10660Shuen Street,;i.West:.Bund; Lo Po (Jhun, compradore

R. Chung

T. Crowe, godown(orisupt.,

Hau Warves leave)Tai

Hutchison & Co., John !).—Victoria Hotel L.supt.,

J. Stevenson, acting

Tai Chung Hau Wharves godown

Building,12389

Teleph. Shameen; Cable Ad: Spero; R. D. Baptista

P. C. Mooney ‘ A.

L. R.M. Dixon,

da Luzrepresentative, Patons-

Wai Chun Ling otJ & Bald wilts,representative,

Ltd.

Chau Yui Chi G. Cowan

L. Chan, Ttidmas-

Kwok Hang Chiu A Cd.

A450 CANTON

Agents for: Johnson Engineering,, Co.—4, .British

Indo-Ohina S. N. Co., Ltd. Concession, Shameetl ; Teleph? 17570;

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. P. O. Bex 1Q4; Cable Ad : John-

“Glen” Line, Ltd. engine; Codes:phrase,

tley’s Complete A. B. C.Universal

Gth edn.,Trade,

Ben-

American & Manchurian Line Mosse and Acme.

Canton Insurance Office,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.Ltd. F. Kraemer

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. (Woollen & Leung Hon

Woodsted Yarn Spinners) Leung Yat Man

Thomas Cowan &

Fix terminators), etc. Co. (White Ant

Ka Wah Savings BanicvLtK (Nef Banks

Hi & I& W gMIMM'S 3* Kailan Mining Administration, The

Jardine Engineering Corporation, P.O. —26, Sai Ho 2nd Maloo, 2nd floor;

Ltd., The—Teleph. 17,171; Cable Ad: Box 92; Cable Ad: Kaiping

Jardeng M. Sun,. representative at Hongkong

Alex. E. Smith, signs per pro. and Canton

Alex. Kidd, branch manager Lau Long, assistant

Conant Lee, sales engineer Miss Katherine Kwong

C.L. Y.G. Feng,

Frost, signs do.

per pro. Karanjia, & Co., C, M., General Silk

Engineers—S. A. Tremlett, Conant porters Merchantsandand CommissionFrench

Importers—22, Agents,Con-

Fix-

Lee, C. Y. Feng and T. S. Shura cession, Shameen; Teleph. 14006; Cable

'Ad: PateII

Java-China-Japan-Lijn,

Ltd.—22, FrenchCable CantonShameen;

Concessibn, Agency

Teleph. 14073; Ad: Javalijn Kavarana, S. F., Merchant and Com-

A. A. J. B. Masseur, manager mission Agent

H. S. Kavarana

Kentwell, Lawrence K., b.a. (Gxori),

Jebsen & Co., Importer? and Ex- ll.b., Barrister13842;

- at - P.O.

Law Bex— 4,26;Shakee

porters, Machinery, Shipping and In- Road; Ad:

Teleph.

Kentwell

Cable

surance

Box 18;Agents—Shameen,

Cable Ad: Jebsen; B. C.,Codes:

P. O.

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and Acme I£i,n ,Suing Investment &; Construc-

J. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa, tion 14098

Co.—142, Tai Tak Road; Teleph.

Denmark)

J. H. Jessen, do. (Hongkong) K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, Importers

C. Offersen, signs per pro. ofmeen;

Petroleum

H Schneider

W. Nogait zik Teleph.Products

10079; —P.86,O.B.Box

0., Sha-

105;

D. v. Hansemann Cable Ad: Macmilpet

Mrs. A. Andersen ' •v, ,Kwan

,E, Ammann

E,wok Sze,

Machinery Department S. H. Lai | S. K. Lai

H. W. Henke | H. Lenz

Dyes Department ^ IrI

H. Pielcke Koehler

Agents—40, St French

Co., (1936), Commission

It.LSchiffler

0. E. Liell meen; Teleph. 13238; P.O. Box: Sha-

Concession, 339,

Cable Universal

Ad: Koehlerco; Codes Used:

Joe’s CAPETfehiA, and Soda . Fountain, ' 'Acme, Agents for:

Trade & Private

Resturant,alsoCaterers,

tionary,. Bakeryof

Importer Confec- The Hong Kong Daily Press,

Chocolates

.meen; Teleph. 16817 . ? Directory and Chronicle of

Joe Grirvich, proprietor China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

 CANTON A45i:

5x J* Lam Mat

Kunst & Albers, Engineers, Contrac- Lammert Loss

& Son, C. H., Fire and Marine-

Adjusters and Appraisers—British.

tors, General Merchants—40, French Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Lam-

Concession, Shameeh ; Telephs,. . 15825 mert; Code: Bentley’s

and

Cable13414; P.O. Box 333,HeadShampen;

Ad: Kunstalber. Office: C. H. Lammert

Kunst & Albers, Hamburg. F. E. W. Lammert

H. R, Baist, Iraport Dept. Lai Lip Mun, assistant

C. H. Vath, do, Special Representatives

V. J. Treskin, Mach. Dept. Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada

Agents for:

M.burg-Nuernberg

A. N. Maschinenfabrik’Augs-

A. G.

G. H. H. Gutehoffnungshuette, Li & Fong, Exporters, Importers, General

Oberhausen Rhld. A. G. Merchants and Insurance Agents—186-

Roechling

Wetzlav Buderus: . Steel Wdrks, 188, Luk YeeSam Road; Teleph. 12804;

M. Hensoldt & Soehnb ' t Cable

Union Ad: Lifung;5th edh.,

Telegraph, Codes:A.B.C.

Western

5th

Optische Werke, Wetzlar & 6th & Improved Edition, Commercial,

Flottmann A. G. Herne Telegraph & Cable Code: International

Sun Oil Company, .Philadelphia Lugagne, Bentley’s, Private, Universal

Trade, Acme and Supplement1, New

and many others.

Nordmark Werke Hamburg' Standard

Prof Dr. von Poehl & Soehne Li To-ming, managing partner

M. Hensoldt & Soehne, Wetzlar Fung Pak-liu, do.

Fung Hon-wai, signs per prj.

Kwanotung-, Silk Agenoy, Raw Silk Fung Hon-chu, do.

Exporters — 33a, British Commission, Leung Hung Piu, Au Kaison;

Shaineen; Teleph. 15208 ; Cable , Ad : Chan Shing Yap, Li phung

Silkagent Kwohg, Chan Siu Yu, Qheung,

P. Poon

Servanin

Hookmanager

Chee Chu Ying, Mok Kam Tong,

How Min Chi, Mrs. Li - Fung.

Kwangtung Provincial Bank Lai-wa, Miss.C- Chowdick and

{See Banks) Hiss A. Kwok

Kwok Man Advertising and Fine m & m

Arts Co.—41, Tai Ping Road South.

2nd floor; Teleph. 15407 Liang, Y. W., Architect and Civil

Engineer— 252, Yat Tak Road;

Kwong Chow Hotel—161, Wing Hon Teleph. 15464

Road North; Teleph. 15070 Y. W. Liang, b.RC.Vc.'e., m.'c.l.E.

Kwong How University - ID, Ha?*. Liang Kwang Motor Trading Co.—

Tak Road; Teleph. 10735 94-96, Fung. Ning Road; Telephs.

KwdNG 13246 and 14833; P.O. Box 108; Cable-

Teleph. Nam12032 Dockyard—Tung Lon; Ad: LiangmdtOr

K. C. Chick, manager

ft # ± C. Y. Ma, asst, manager

Lam

Importers,Agepts—23a, D. C: Kwan, accountant

Exporters, Distributors

Shipping for :

B. C., Shameen; Teleph. 13624 P.O. Box “ Chevrolet ” cars and trucks

33,J.Cable

Lam Ad: Jameslam “ Goodyear ” tires and tubes

 m * m m w m m LokteU-.-

Lingnan University (Canton Christian Loxr.KY \k (. (>:;L'J(China)

Morcb.^ntM -' i ' e y Ltd.,Shatw^en,^

Houae, W. H,

Cotlbge)

Atnerfound — Cable Ad: Lirignanuni' or Teleph. ,13557; Cable Ad: Loxley

W. K. Cliung, LL.r>., and wife, presidont Permanent

(Tieptsin) Director—D.Petrie

^Alahaging'Director--J. O._ Russell

J. M. Henry, d.d., and wife, provqst

W. T. Chan, ph.d., and wife, educa- Manager - F. Meyer . .', . ,

tional director Secretary

K.college

F. Koo,of agriculture

M.a., and wife, dean, Staff—Sze- Hoh F. G. Fai, Herridge,

Lfim lV>vok.On,

Chan

Kwong’ Po, K. Y. K.Fan,T.Wong

Wan Hoi, Yu, Pak Tin

C. College

N. Laird, m.a.,andandsciences

of arts wife, dean, Chaam, Miss L. Tossah and Miss

K. H. Lee, M.se., and wife, dean, E. Tossan ,

college of engineering Agencies:

K. Y. Wu, b.a., and wife, dean, Wilh. "Wilhelmsen Line

college of business administration Royal Irtsurahce Co., Ltd.

Pauline Aiken, PH.p., English . Queen iHsurance Co., Ltd.

Helen C. Banta, m.a., and wife, General Accident & Life Assurance

English Corpn., Ltd. "

H.history

C. Brownell,, m.a„ and wife, Union Brewei/y,Shanghai

W. W. Cadbury, m.d., and wife,

college physician (furlough)

J. D. Campos, ph.d., plant physiology m & □ & m ®

H. S. Frak, ph.d., and wife, chemistry Bung Co.-, Manufacturers and

B. Fuson, m.a., Lingnan Science GeneraL Exporters—22-24, Sun Hing

Journal Street; Teleph. 11715; Gable Ad:

Grace Gladstone, Luenfung •’ Codes : Acme, Universal

Western school b.a., principal, Trade, Bentley’s and Private

'Fung Yau Yan, managing pal-tner

G. ture

W, Groff, M.S., and wife, horticul-

Arthur C. Hayes, sericulture Lyon,

(American) G. E'—■D100,

avard,British

Attorney-at-Law

Concession,

Wm.'E.

surveyHoffmann,

and entomology m.a., and wife, Shameen ; Teleph. 14533; Cable Ad :

A.R. Knipp, ph.d., and wife, physics ; Lyoneo

Mrs. J. S. Kunkle, ph.d., English Madier, et Cie., Raw.and Waste

Baldwin Silk Exporters

and —Lyons;

Shanghai,

CableCanfqn,

Western Lee, p.h.d.,andand

languages wife,

literature Yokohama

Madiersilk; Codes: Bentley’s Complete

Ad:

Mrs. R. McCullough Mack, m.a., Phtase; Bentley’s Second Pbrksc, Acred

English Code A Private Code

W.mathematics

E. MacDonald, m,a., and wife; J. Madier; partner

F. botany

A. McClure, ph.d., and wife, A. Ribet, do. -

jL., Deujeurp, signs per prq, : c /[

F. botany

P. Metcalf, ph.d., and ^wife,

H.School

B. Refo,sciene

m.a., and wife, Middle Men na

Manners & Co., Ltd.,

j porters and Exporters, Shipping Jo9in, 0 and

W. Schlapfer, German 1 Insurance Agents—t!2, British Conces-

. i ■ Rudland

physicsShowell, B:sc;,; and ; wife, j ’ ^ion, .Shameen 5th; Cable

and 6thAd: Mappqr^j

Ingeborg Stoles, .p.A., secretary t,

Ernest R. Tinkham, M.A.nbiology j Codes:

Bentley’s A.B.C.

and LTniyersal edns..

Trade

John Manners, director (Hongkong)

Acme,

Franklin G. Wallace, ph.d., biology Wallg^e J. Hansen, ;^p.

: K. Kastmami,

Mrs. Martha Hynes Wallace, b.a.,

English' D:’Mvihl.e, nvahager do. (Ip. '. ’f

Frank S. Wilson,1 arid 'wife, e'xwm- J. P, Kuot.r noJ bna amqmriH

' B. Herschend

tiyq,, pecrptaty for,.,

students . exchange .» N. O. Chi istehsen er i A*

 CANTON \453

Agencies / MISSIONS* •

Ellermai) A Buck nail S.S. Co., Ld. American Bible .Society—Kwbhg

‘ States Steamship Co. Hip Building, Yan Tsai Hoad;

Andrew Weir & Co. (Bank Line) Cable ,Ad : Burkwally Fbngtsuen

American Pioneer Line

Societe des Ciments Portland Arti- British Episcopal Church Establish-

ficiels de ITndo-chine, Haiphong ment,Christ Church -Shameen /■

Shanghai. Leather Co., Ltd., Shanghai Trusteed

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. H.B.M.— ’The Bishop of Victoria,

ConauLGeneral, H.B.M.

Vice-Consul

Committee—G.F. Alien, m.a., V.P.

Water?;, Lt. Comdr. R. T. H.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Loye, r.n.

Co., The- 11, Taiping Maloo ; Telephs. Hon. Secy, and Treas.—L. B. Wood,

15372 and 17092; P.O. Box 169; Cable Ad:

Manulife. Head Office: Toronto, Canada French Mission

R. K. Batchelor, manager Rty.

R R.Rev.F. F.Mgr.C, Fourquet,

Robert Bishop

Masonic Club, Canton—Shameen A Jarreau

President—A. Hoffmeister

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— C. Pierrat | P.F.: .SeKnec

P. Chatelain I L. Morel

W. Roland Farmer A.

P. LeVeyres

Baron 1 .R.Narbais-jaureguy

D. Fleury

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., En-

gineering Projects—268, The Bund;

Teleph. 12190; Cable Ad: Macdon Mitsui Afc Bussan

^ Savtehiify

Kaisha, Ltd., General

R. T. McDonnell, gen. mgr Importers and Exporters—58, British

N. A. Gorman, asst. do. Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Mitsui.

Head Office: Tokyo

m H

Melchers & Co., Importers, Export- BB ^5 Hip kee

ers, Shipping and Insurance Mogra & Co., E. R., Merchants

Agents—53, British" Concession, Sha-1 and Commission Agents, Exporters

meen ; Teleph. 12841; Cable Ad : and Importers, Jade

Melchersco.. Head Office : > 0. Mel- Oriental Art Wales,a Speciality, Arifc’cjues,

chers & Ob., Bremen. Branches: Chinese 01rd and Modern

Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsing- broideffifes—Shameen ; P.O. Box Em- 44 ;

tao, Swatow and Melchers, Inc. Cable' Ad: Mogra* Codes rA.B.C.

ISTew York 5th and 6th edns., Bentley s and

11. Ferber, < manager P rivate

E. R. Mogra

1*1 & ^ m

Mings an & Kwok Van & Go.,Representa- ^7 pjl IC rifl Sha-min-kung-po-huk1

Importers, MUNibiPAL

Exporters. Manufacturers’ CouNcii^Shameen (B.C.) ' '

tives

26, &

Ning Commission

Kai Wane Agentsr-Office:

Kai, Chung Kwai Chairman—V. P. Waters

Road; Cable A.ds : Mingsan & Kwok Yan Vice-do. — J. C. G. Fergusson

F. Johhstdh

Hugo Mingsan, import manager W. J. Reid oo..;

Frank Ipnes, import department Secretary, D.P.W. A' C.S.P.—Captain

John H. Ferguson

Lai Suk Kwong, import clerk Chief Clerk—-T. Leong . .,

E. Harrison, export manager Sharaeen Nursing Home

L. Jackson, export department

Wong Few Mirig, export clerk • Matron-ih-charge.

MackaiyibnuT :— Mi ■ M. E'.

Wong Yew Kwong, compradore

A454 CANTON

Municipal Council, Frendh- Conces- Nielsen & Malcolm, Fire Loss Asses-

sion sors—Chartered Bank Bldg., Sha-

M. L. Eynard, Consul de France, meen; Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Sha-

President meen

Members—-M. M. H. S. Kavarana

and C. Fournier tfc # ^ $ a

Nam Yinq Insurance Co.—42, Tai Nippon Yusen Kaisha—69, British Con-

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 11004; Cable-

Ping Ro-ad South ; Teleph. 12450 Ad: Yuen

n&mm^® m ^ m u % & *

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.— Northern Feather Works, Ltd. (Nordisk

—The

3353 Bund; Teleph. 12009; Cable Ad: Fjerfabrik A/S ), Feather Merchants and

Hydraulic

cession, Presspackers —British Con-

35 It Mei-ya Tai ShaShameen;

Tau, EastWorks andCable

Bund; Godowns:

Ad:

ChinaimpOrt; Codes: Bentley’s,

National Union Fire Ins. Co.—Missions field’s, Lieber’s, A.B.C., 5th edn. and Scho-

Building, The Bund; Telephs. 16044 Private

andAmerican

12311; Cable AxLUnderwriters,

Asiatic Underiters Fed. K. Neckelman, manager

Inc.,U;S:A.,'managers>for the Orient R. Stege

Chan

11. BielWing

unskiIp, compradore

^ ^ it m m

Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of Neon Norwegian Consulate {See Consulates>

Light

Telephs.Signs—155,

15963 and Tin

IT849;Kwan

CableLane;

Ad: Oriental Hotel—The Bund

Necan

General Manager—Y. T. Hsu

Technical Advisors—Dr. C. T. Chu, m & m ^

d.s. and K. C. Chan, d.s. Ta pan sheung~shun hung sze

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Osaka Shosrn Kaisha—31, British Con-

Distributors Condensed

Anglo-Swiss of the GoodsMilk

of Nestle & cession

Co.—20,

Shauie en; Teleph. 12235; Cable

Ad: Shosen. tHead Office: Osaka

French Concession, Shanghai; P.O.

BoxW.45L. Thompson, manager Pavri, K. S., and Sons, Merchants,

and

P.O. Commission Agents—Shameen;

Box 329 (Hongkong); Cable

Milk Co.—20, French Concession, Ad: Kasopa

Shameen ; Teleph. 12255; Cable Ad : K. S. Pavri I J. K. Pavri

Nestles P. K. Pavri ! S. K. Pavri

W. L. Thompson, managey Rustom K. Pavri, signs per pro.

New Asia HoTEj^Jai Ping Road N. M. Pavri

South; Teleph. 12602 Jamshed K. Pavri

New Asia Underwriters—West Bund; Peter Music Co., Manufacturers of

Pianos, Organs, and Musical In-

Teleph. 13541 struments—214, Wing Hon Road;

New China Hotel—501, Tai Ping Road Teleph. 14665; Cable Ad: Petermusic:

Code used: Bentley’s

South; Teleph. 15243

National City Bank of New York {See Ping On Custom Broker Co.—10,

Luen Hing Road; Teleph. 11383

Banks)

National Commercial & Savings Portuguese lates)

Consulate—(^ee Consu-

Bank, Ltd.—{See Banka)

 CANTON A455

jg a © *& » m « Agencies

^ost Office Slazeqgers, Ltd.

Kwangturig District—He&d Office: Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.

Canton; Cable Ad: Postos M. Naef h Co., Ltd.

■Telephs. Director’s Office ;l773i;, Chief Leslies Ltd.

' of Local Business Department’s Dubarry Perfumery Co., Ltd.,

Office 17738, Chief of Accounts and Walter M. Lowney & Oo., Ltd.

Checking Dept’s. Office 17313, Ac- United States Rubber Export Co.,

counts and Checking Department’s Ltd.

Office 16097, Administrative Depts. ft % Tai wo

13816, Local Inspector’s Office

Transportation 17867,

Mail Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Silk Mer-

Department andDivision 13111,

Enquiries: (Gronnd chants, Importers, Exporters and

floor)

Bank 17739, (First floor) 11401,

OfficeSavings

11015, Engineers—Cable

Business Manager’s

Savings Bank Business Department’s kong, Swatow and Ad: Josstree. Hong-

Shanghai

Godown W. J. Scotcher, manager (signs

and (No. (No. 1) 14213, (No. 2) 14881

3) 50611 per pro.)

J. H. O’Brien

Director—C. E. Molland P. J. O’Brien

Chief of Accounts & Checking Chan Hin Shu

Department—G.M.R. de Sercey Lam Wai Woon

Chief of Local Business Depart- Lam Hing Yan

ment—Tsang Yuk Ming Chau Shiu Chihg

Chief of Inland Business Depart-

ment—Fog Bong Lee ig. Looling

Chief of General Affairs Dept.—Chau

Liu

/Savings Bank Business" Manager Reuter, Brockelmann

Exporters, Shipping, & Machinery,

Co./ Importers,

In-

—K. C. Tseng surance and Commission Agents—Office:

Savings Bank (Officer-in-charge)— 8,Ad:Shameen, British Concession; Cable

Heyn: All Standard Codes

—Irving Lee H. Rothkehl, signs per pro., mgr.

Postmasters — Tang Chak-cheung G. Gohdes

(Shameen, Canton),

Tsao (Swatow), Wong Ku HeungKiang Ming E. Popp | H. Zschaeck

(Namhoi, Fatshan), Pao Kow Reuters, Ltd.—85, BC., Shameen;

Wa (Hoihow,

Chui (Pakhoi) Kiungshan) Luk Lun Telephs. 11221, 12233, 15474 (Office),

15474 (Manager) ; Cable Ad : Reuter

Radio Electrons, Ltd.—72. Sup Pat C. R. Grab am-Bar row

Po, Sun Street; Teleph. 11171

Retail Sellers of t 1 # M ^ m JSI

Majestic Radio River Conservancy Bureau, Kwang-

It. O. A. Radiotrons tung—White

Canton-KowloonCloudRailway Road Station);

(opposite

Teleph. 11437; Cable Ad : Conservane;

Code used; Bentley’s

Directbr-^-Wah Yat Complete

Young Phrase

fr ft It f*I & Technical Adviser.—Lt. Col. G. W.

Rafeek & Co., Shipowners, Manufac- D. Oliv,ecrona f R.swEp.^., C.

c.E.Huang,

turers,

mission Importers

Agents and Exporters,

andBritish Com-

Manufacturers Engineer in-Chief—James

Representatives—72, Concession, c.E.

Shameen: Teleph., 17587; Cable Ad: Rossia Fire Insurance Cl., of Am-

Refeek;

and Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’S erica—Missions-Bldg., The Bund;

Private

A. E. M. Rafeek Telephs. 12311 and 16044; Cable Ad:

Underiters

S.W.L.K.LoTai TI Y.W. Tung

K.S. Tai American Asiatic Underwriter, Fed.

Inc., IJ.S.A,; 'mgrs. for the Orient

S. Yuen | H.K. Chan

 CANTON

Sacred Heart College (College du Sadr^

Coeur)—Tai San ^tjreetv^ewCjtjr Shewan,HTomes & Co.,KeeMerchants—-B.C., r.hong

Salt Revenue, District . Insi'Ectqratp: Kfe&cnong : Shameen; Teleph. 10937; Cable Ad.:

of (District of Kwangfcung)-^!G, The

Bund; Telephs,

Diale 1.105.2, 13446, ancl; .13779; Siemens

Cable Ad: Branch), China Electrical Co., (Canton

Engineers and

" 'CDistrict

o-1 do.Insjjector—Tang

’ - U. D. Hsuan Wolcott1 Contractors—17, B.C., Shameen;

Telephs. 16726 and 10929 ; Cable Ad :

Chief Secretary—Li Kai Tsuhg Motor

Chief Accountant--Chen Pao Jui

First Secretary—Chen^ Slave Hsi

First Acc^gntant—Cheng Tsung-yupg, Siemssen A' CO., Import and Export Mer-

chants, Insurance and Shipping Agents

—75 arid 75a, B. C., Shameen; Codes:

# tr iii All Standard

Sander Wieler A' C6„ D^podtei’s and

Exporters, Coinrnission .A^pivbs — 71, H.W. Eckert,

!W. Rode signs per pro.

Brunke |I 0.R. Arndt Kunath

British Concession, Shanteon: Teleph- A. Helmpld | J. Herde

14005: P.O. Box 42Cable Ad:

Sanderdo; Codes:Jil A.B,CL 6th and Sincere' Co., Ltd., The—The Bund;

Acme * a. l ' A ' Teleph. 127021 Cable ami Radio Ad:

A. Sander, partner,' '• VJ Sincere;310,000,000.

Head Office:. : Hongkong;

W. Sander, manager, Capital

Ma Ting

Lb Tai Yue, Yui, ^ub.do.manager

% m

Schmidt St Go., Ltd., Alicroscppes, Sincere Insurance & InvesmentCo;, Ltd.,

Optical

Hospital,andUniversity

Elettfo-medical Apparatus,

ba'nd. Lanoritt' orj^ The—1. SincereHongkong,

Head Office: First Street,

andThe10 Bund;

other

Supplies. Chnin'ic'aTs and

' Prepa;rA,tiohs^2d/24. ChingPh^rniacentiCal

Yiidti Afaloo; i Branches; Capital 31,000,OOP

P.O. Box 47; Teleph. 19793;. Cable Ad: Sincere, Life. Insurance* Co., Ltd., The

Schrhidtco'Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, —1 iSiricere First Street, The Bund; Head

Acme, Mosse Supplement Office: Hongkong; Capital 32,000,600

P.L. Mueller

A, Schenk, manager The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgrs.

A. Oenrich SoOTKtE Commerciale AsiATlpuE, Im-

Mrs. O'. Krasselt porters and Exporters — 16, B.C.r

Agefncies: Shameen: Teleph. Paris

10930;& H’kong.

Cable Ad:

E. Leitz—Optical Works, Wetzlar Socpni. Branches:

F. Sireyjol; manager (Paris) j

Microscopes, Optical Instru- Chari Yok Lam, manager

ments, etc.

Sanitas, Berlin—Electro-medical South China Christian Book Co.—

Apparatus

Jetter & Scheerer — Tuttlingen 2, S.Chiu Yam Street; Tel.epb, 11802

Kok, manager

Surgical Instruments,

F. W. Breithaupt & Sohn—Cassel South China Estate Investment Co.

Surveying Instruments —Man Fook Hoad; Teleph. 12714

Sr am ken Lawn Tennis Club South China News Agency —257,

President—A.

Chairman—R. P. Blunt,'c.m.gV, Chung Wah Road, C-; Teleph. 12661

Committee—L.Y. K.FrostLittle, T. E. South China Oil Refining Co.—Ka

Weil, A. C. Groves '{hon. treasures)

, and B. de, ; V. Booten (hon. Nam Tong. Tai Ping Road; Teleph.

Secretary) ; 14017

Shameen Telegraph Station—98, B.C., South China Trading Co.—17, F.C.T

Shameen; Teleph. 10959

Shameen; Teleph. 16208

 CANTON A457

Southern DjsPENSaRY-^58,; ''Po ', Wah Strong & Co.,; Exporters and Qpmtaission

! Agents—Office:.

Maloo; Tcleph. 12$89 Shameen; Cable8, Ad: British Concession,

Chinaforce, all

Standard

H. Codes

Rothkehl, manager

ft I^I Tung wo

Spalinger & Co , S.A., U., Silk Mer- Study & Co., Export-Import-Eri-

chants. Oeneral Exporters and Impor- gineeririg — 16, F. C., Shameen;

ters, General Machinery, Mechanical Hongkong: Bank of China Build-

and Electric—Teleph.T08T4;

Spalinger, Shameen Cable Ad: j ing; Cable Ad : Sudco; Codes:

U. Spalinger, director Acme, Mosse, A.B;C; 5th edn., Bent-

A. M.Hoffmeister, do. , prp. ley & Private

Gavin,, signs.per •I. Schacht, managing partner

R. Gatterm gg, engineer • D.' Schacht, i do.

General Agent* : K. P. Hui, signs per pro.

Raloise Fire; Jnsurmice Co.i Basle Ohitn Wai Yin. do.

H. Tong, (jointdo.signature)

Agent* :

“Helvetia ” Swiss Eire Insurance Co., Hamburg Office: BarkHof Haus I.

St. Gall, Switzerland (Sun Co., Ltd., The—Department

Machinery, .Agents,:

Ateliers

Turbines de &Construction

Turbo iOerlikfm, . Store,

Generators,

JVesjt', Bund pnd .Wai. Oil-Road;

Telephs. 12704 & 10590; Cable Ad:

Electric Machines Taisun

Escher Wyss Engineering Works, 'Sun Hxng Steamship Co,—The Bund;

Ltd., Hydro-Electric & Steam Plants j Telcph. 13543

Appareillage Gardy ■ S.A., . Blectrig 1

Installation ,Material

Landis'® Gyr, Electric Meters Sun Wau Hotel - Ka Naam Tdng,

Swiss,; Car & Elevator Manufac- Tai Ping Road South; Teleph. 12981

turing Corpn,,a Ltd.

, S wiss L^comotiyo od Machi n e Wgrlts ;SuN' Yat Sen UntversIty—Shihp’ ai.

Establissements Benninger., §n,, A..

Textile Machinery . hjl . 7K Wing Ming.

Adolphe S^prer Ltd., Textile jSuN Life Assurance-Go., of Canada—

Machinery and Diesel Busses

Ammann ■ A-Ght

V. Machinery • i^oad Making, 86, British Qon.j^hameen;

17631 ^ ^ m 11, Teleph.

.'

Kern & Co., Optical Instruments (Special Rtepreseritatives:r C. H.

Correspondents of: -' , Lrihijmcrt & Son) t. <■■■*' i\

SAilzer ^ros, llfinterthur^ Afarine

Stationery' DiesieY'’Puipbfng 'Bta- presentative ' '

tiohs, Mi-s F. K-vG. Wu, James Hum,

Plants.Ice Makitig arid, Air-cooling Miss-T. iWong,. Lam Hun Choy,

Wong JBun Qun, agents

^ ^ Mei Foo Swiss Consulatu (See Consulates)

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable Sworn Measurer’s Office—54. Shameen;

Ad: Standvac Teleph. 17586; Cable Ad : Measurer

B. B. Anthony, manager T. C. Fairburn

H. de V. Booten

C. E. Sandstrom Tavadia & Futakia, Bill Bullion, Share,

G. W. Behrman Stock and General Brokers—Shameen;

C. E. Harris, accountant Cable Ad: Tavadia; Telephs. 11300 and

A. E. Osmund 11025; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

L. E. de Sousa Bentley’s Al, Leiber’s and Private

E. L. Marshall, supt., installation B. C. Tavadia I E. C. Tavadia

F. G. Suter, asst. do. N. B, Futakia | J. N. Patel

A458 CANTON

^ & Ytil * # ± ®

Teh sze ku ho you hung sze Wat sun sz iai yeuk Jong

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S., “The Can-

and its Products, Kerosene and ton Dispensary,” Chemists and Drug-

gists, andAerated

Lubricating Oils, Roofing Materials,

Wax, Asphalts, etc.—85a, British Wine Spirit Water Manufacturers,

Merchants

Concession; Teleph. 13558; Cable V. P. Waters, manager

Ad : Texaco, Shameen

H. S. Chuck, in-charge A.J. Jones

R. Inkster

E. J. M. Rozario, accountant Miss

Miss A.A. Lee

Prata

Travel Advisers, The, General Pas- Agencies Dewars (White Label)

senger Booking Agents—3, Erench Coca Cola

Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 16175

V. E. Ferrier, Canton representa-

tive Western HoTEi^-The Bund; Teleph.

12430

Tung Shan Recreation Club —Tung-

shan; Teleph. 70076 WoRawKing Hong SilkSilkDealers—32,

Corporation

and Waste H C.,

B.C., Wohingsilk

Ad: Shameen; Teleph. 13624; Cable

^ lift H

Union

Ltd., Insurance

Fire and Society

Marine of Canton, World

Insurance— North;Trading Co.—18, Sup Pat Po,

Teleph. 12044

Loxley

Shameen,Building, 50, British

Cable Ad: Union Concession, YeeLtd.-Tsoong Tobacco Distributors.

L. P. Ralph, Acting Branch Mgr. Powhattan Telephs. 10213 & 15819; Cable Ad:

Vasunia & Co., J. P., Exporters of J. P. Macdermott, division mgr.

Raw Silk, Silk Piece Goods, Fire- Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—{See

crackers, Matting & all Products— Banks)

27, French Concession; Tel. 14181;

Cable Ads: Piroshah & Vasunia Yokohama Specie Bank—{See Banks)

rs m m % ® Young Men’sCable

The Bund; Christian Association—

Ad: Flamingo

Wic tor li tsau tim President—T. T.M.Pun

Victoria Hotel—British Con., Shameen; Vice do. —Y. Linn

.Teleph. 13501; Cable Ad: Victoria Treasurer—N. C. Chue

W. R. Farmer, proprietor Recording Secretary—K. M. Wong

R. G. Jones, manager Secretaries

Yeung Yee Sang, compradore Y. L. Lee — E. H. Lockwood and

 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF

THE CHINESE MARITIME

CUSTOMS

This is the inclusive name given to the Chinese Maritime Customs stations

adjacent to Hongkong and established in 1887 in accordance with the Chefoo

Agreement of 1876 and its Additional Article of 1885 for the purpose of recording

the movement of opium and of collecting duty on the trade carried on by Chinese

junks between Hongkong and Chinese ports. In 1899, when the New Territory

was taken over by Hongkong, the Customs stations were removed from their

former locations, which had been brought within the British boundary, and the present

stations are situated at Taishan, Lintin, Shumchiin, Shatowkok, Shaiichung, and

Samun (Tooniang), besides which there are a number of frontier patrol posts on the

north shores of Deep and Mirs Bays and between the two bays.

Trade in 1936

The total value of trade in the Kowloon district for the year 1936 amounted

to $63.7 million, and it is disappointing to record that this tigure shows a decrease of

nearly $12.3 million when compared with the returns for 1935. The main features

contributing to this falling-off in trade were, firstly, general trade depression and lack

of purchasing power in the interior of China, and secondly, high Iccal taxation

and unsettled political conditions. ,The most important event in the year from

a trade and political point of view was the abolition of the South-west Political Council

in July, when the Central Government obtained control of the Liang Kwang

provinces. With the abolition of many illegal provincial taxes and more stable

exchange rates, it was anticipated that trade would show signs of recovery. This,

however, did not materialise until the last months of the year, when the trade figures,

for the first time in 1.936, showed an excess over the figures for corresponding month

of the preceding year. The following are the figures for the value of the direct foreign

trade during the year under review, with, comparative statistics for the preceding year:

imports, $57.5 million as against $70.4 million in 1935; exports, £6.2 million as against

$5.6 million. During the first half of the yeai; large importations of rice were made

from abroad. However, after July, when the Central government' enforced the

payment of full tariff rates on rice and paddy, which had been previously free

of import duty, shipments of the cereal fell off to a great extent. The second crop

was not up to the first, and, in spite of this, merchants were not willing to

import foreign rice, claiming that after payment of import duty the price vfrould be

prohibitive. During the year 1.3 million quintals of rice was imported as against 2.6

million quintals in 1935. 12.7 million litres of kerosene oil was imported during the

year and showed an increase of 12.5 million litres over the previous year’s figure.

This huge increase can readily be accounted for when the figures for liquid fuel are

considered, this commodity -falling from 131,500metric tons in 1935 to 98,600

metric tons. Prior to July large quantities of liquid fuel of a high kerosene content

were imported for refining purposes and paid Customs duty at the minimum

rate of G.U. 2.90 per ton. After July full tariff rates according to the kerosene

content were enforced, with the result that refining companies in the interior could no

longer produce kerosene from liquid fuel at a price to compete with the foreign

imported kerosene, and, in consequence, liquid fuel importations were greatly reduced,

with a corresponding increase in shipments of kerosene oil. With the continued uso

of roads in the interior and the growth of aviation, large quantitites of gasolene

were imported. The year’s figure of 20.7 million litres exhibits an increase of

*26

 A460 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT

2 minion litres over the quantity imported during the previous year. Railway

supplies to a value of $2.7 million were imported during the year and exceeded

the value of those imported during 1935 by over $2 million. The major portion

of these supplies were imported for the Completion of the Canton-IIajiko w Rail way,

which was opened in July. There Was a good demand for mi neral lubricating oil, of

which 4.2 million litres wast'jmported as against 4.9 milUoA litres during the

previous year. The Shi tow (‘rp M) Sugar Mill and the SaSchuen (M hf) brewery, both

of Canton, were enlarged in ,and|'ihaehirfery to a value of $2.3 million

was imported for this purpose. A paper mill at Namshektow (]ff ^ gg), with

a capacity of 50 tons a day, was completedd-uring the year, the machinery being worth

$1.4 million. The only export of importance which is sent abroad to any place other

than Hongkong is duck feathers. There was a good demand for feathers from

the tlnited States of America and Australia thrbughout the year, with the result that

exports rOse from 11,000 quintals in 193.A to 14;000 quintals during the year. There

was a slight reduction in the number of junks entered and cleared during 1936. On

the .other hand, power-vessels plying under Inland Waters" Steam Navigation Regulat-

ions showhd a welcome increase 6f tonnage from 205,000 t6:211;000 tOns. The special

fare train rupning between Canton and Kbwloon was discontinued early in the year,

but, in spide of .this, the through passenger traffic on the Kowloon - Canton Railway

for the year showed an inCreaSe of nearly half a million persons in comparison with

the number carried during the previous year. On the 5tb November 1936, by

arrangement with the Hongkong Government,, piynes belonging to the China National

Aviation Corporation were permitted to land in British, territory. This has proved

of great benefit to aerial passenger and mail traffic to and from China and has made

possible direct contact by aeroplane with' many parts of the world. ’ OWing to The

quicker means of transport offered by rail and bus, there was a further reduction in

the number of passengers carried by juPhs,,and a debrease of 32;060 passengers was

seen in comparison with the previous year. Exchange rates on Hongkong for Canton

Sraall-coin and Hongkong dollars varied between Canton Small coin $140 and $113.2,

Canton bank-notes $460 and $179.2, Canton bank-notes (legal tender) $193 and $128.5,

to Hongkong $100. Sterling exchange oh Hongkong was steady and only fluctuated

between Is 3fd. and Is. 2 25/32d. to the Hongkong Treasury note. Exports

of treasure from Hongkong were greatly reduced in comparison with the previous

year, but still the figure of $143.8 million greatly exceeded the importations, which

amounted to $72.7 million. The trade of the Colony of Hongkorig showed an increase

ofdecrease

26.3 perofcent21.3as per

compared

cent iswithshown

that ofin 1935

termsinofterms of local'Thecurrency,'although

sterling. value of imports,a

including cargoes originating in China, was $452.4 (£28.K) rhillion in 1936 as compared

with $365 (£35.3) million in 1935: the declared value of exports was $350.9

i£22.1) million in 1936 as compared with $271 (£26.1) million in 1935.

 CANTON—KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT A'idl

DIRECTORY

\M fil -Jl Ko’^lyonkwan W.riglit,,

Chao, J. L.ShaoBoyc.-., CluY.uen

ng Ki,

Pu

Chinese Ma'Ritimt: (Justoms' (Kowloon &

District^Hori'g Kong Add: Fourth HYeunguangTeng

Chad Kuang, Chin,

Shing Kei, Wong KimLo Kwki Chei,

Floor, Marina House, 15-lth Queen’s Sung, Wang Eng

Road Central; Pu, Dunn 'I sao,Van,

CheifTseHung,

TsaiYuKwan

AnChow Wei,

Cable Ad: Code Tel.ep.hfi.

Commissioner—A. Hongkong

H.. Forbes

28491/6; Kune

Wong Yam Jim, Pah

Yaurig

Jeh

Pun,

Sung,

Administrative Deputy Cornmis- Wang Pei Hwa, Chiu Sze Po, Kao

sioner—G. N- Gawler Tsung

iffiun, CLi, F.DoK.Ming. Turner, WangChao En

Preventive. Deputy Commisdgner

—S. M. Carlisle. K’< ng, LooW.p.g Woon Luh.Liang Lee Shao

Assistants—J. Lee

At J.Shao Veh,T. Leung Kom Fai,E.

ching, Chan J.Eeung

Palmer' Pun.Kwok-

Sine,'An Shih AVebl),

Mann. L. Kennedy,

She,

Chan Harry Mo, Wing

Ngau, Luk Ko l-bua, Ling

Kite, Fung Mullett, C. R. Robinson, ChenL.Shao

J. R. Haddock, A.

Kee Yuen, Hsieh Min Tab Wong,

Cheng, Chen , Tsiao,

T< ng Yong-Yuan, Chen Yun

Yu She

Stenographers—Miss Murk Jean Yuen, Hwang Bing

Pearl, Mi/ss Wong Katie Toots.

Typist—Miss'Ho PaR'icia. Ping Kwaung,.Yrt Yun Hien,

YAaii, Ling

Chiu

Clerks—Li Kw'an Kung Lain, Kuen,KyungWooSing Aling,

Chan ShihWeiMan, Seng,Chung

Liu Gut Ping,

Kok-hnn, Wong

Sum Lui Aling, Cban Ping Shing,

Chi Hong,

Kan Wei Wen, Wong Kin- woo, Tang Chen

Kwei Hao,

Clung I, Wong

ChangChit-Chiu, Chen

Ping-nan, Chung Hung, Koh Chow Tsing,

CbkCbou, ChengChinChing

Yum

Liang, Si-ling, Chen Hsiao Feng, Chung, Alak

.Kwan, Lam Kwong

Wa Kan,Shau, Lau LaiCheuk

Po

Tong

Chiu, Koon Chu,

Lo Hoi-iu, Cheung

Hung,Mb-iu, King

David Chan

Tim, Tung, LeungHsiao WingPaoHon, Kwok

Ip Kwok Chu, Leurig Wan Cheng,

Hsu eh Chia, Huang Yung Chuan, Hua, Hsieh

Sheung Yook CheungIp UenKing

Fun,Ping, Lee KungCommander,

Kee, Wang Nyi

Hwang Shou-hwa,

Sek Chou, Ma Kwok Wing, Tse

Lam Southern MainWoh.Area

Po Kwan, and Leung Wai-dak. No. 4—J. B. Morpeth

Afarine Surveyor—A. S. Russell, H.

Writers—Ala Chueh-sheng, tHuujng; Cairnsand (2ndC.Engineer A) (onEngineer

special

Yen-min,

Copists — WangKuan Chin-hsum.

Chien-lun, Tung s duty) wallis (2nd

Yen-nien. B.) (on special duty',.

Wireless Supervisor—H. J. Smith.

Ho-shui-yuan — Ch’en Feng-sheng, Assistant

Feng Ymching, TengCh’ung-po,

Chung-ming, Huang Ko

Yu-ch’ing, Williani Wireless Supervisor—Wu,

Shih Chubg-lu, Liang T p’eng. Alarine

CheungClearks King Sap.Ip Kun Tm and

Shroffs — Pao Yao-Ch’ien, Ch’en Wireless

Yao-tsu,Officers—Wall

Medical 1 Ch’i-luan, LiuChik

Tzu-fen.

Hirig, Yung, LaiOperators

Li Kut. — Leungs Chee

Balean, Herniftn. Customs Preventive Vessels

Chief Tidesurveyor—W. J. Fulfcer. C. P. S. “ Hohsing”

Boat

Read.Officers-^C. W. E. Furey, J. E. M. AI. Stewart, Commander

Appraiser—-S-Hankin. G.O. R.F. O’Bryen,

B. Berents,First 2ndOfficer

Officer C

Examiner—C. Chen Tsing, do. do. do. do.

Li Shu Nahr,Finch, F. 1 Gutteridge,

‘Leung Ping Hon, Woo Hdo,

V.LeeB.Chung

Glover,Yen, Jst Midshipman

Engineek

Cheung Shui-fu, Ho TAk Fai, Shi

Alan Chuiig,

A’ap-tien. Wong Ping Chi, Chien Huang Si Cheu, do.

Tiddwaiters—Leung Li Shing Kwai, Wireless Operator.

Yung Fun, An Sik Chuen, E. Foot;

Hung Tate, C. J.P. Dicksdn,

S. “ChUentiao”

Sun

TsunHiKau,

Mou,Ling

Tse'GuongCing,

Shiu Ping, Young

F. W. . P. W. Silson,Commander 1st Officer.

A462 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT—LAJTA

K. M. Helm-Petersen, 2nd H. Hopper, 2nd Officer C

Officer C Loh Fei imng, do.

Lieng i tloong, do. do. R.Eong

F. Young, 2nd Wireless

Tee Yang, EngineerOperator

B

Chen Yuz Hong, do. do.

Shen Ten Hui, Midshipman C.P.S. “Cheongkeng”

Yoo Shu Ming, Wireless Operator A.Chen

Gowdy, Officer-in-Command

C.P.S. “Soohsing’' Yee Yen, Second-in-Command

T. Malcolm, officer-in-Command Chu Chang Koeh, 2nd Officer B

A.Meng

Holthe, 2nd Officer B

Chao Ting, 2nd Officer C G.P.S. “Kwanlui”

S. D.Chong

WilkieSui,

2ndWireless

EngineerOperator.

B G.

KiangC. Norman,

Pao Officer-in-Command

Lien, Second-in-

Keh Command

C.P.S. “Chahsing” O.P.L. “Kowloontsai”

G. Cook. Officer-in-Command H. D. Barrett, Officer-in-Charge.

E. J. Munro, 2nd Officer B C.P.L. “Hsunkuan”

K.PunA.Yung

Stranger, 2nd Officer

Clio, 2nd Officer CC T. W. C. Jones, Officer-in-Charge..

E. J. P. Frederiksen, 1st Engineer. C P.L. “Kuanwei”

Chang I Tsio, Wireless Operator J. Douglas, Officer-in-Charge.

C. P. S. “Haiping” C.P.L. “Hsunhai”

A. D. Brown, Officer-in-Command LeungHung Fook,Officer-in Charge.

J. E. Ramsay, 2nd Officer A C.P.L. “Haikuan No. 49”

Hsieh Wei Chi, 2nd Officer B J. R. Haddock Officer-in-Charge.

R. Pedersen,

Lau To Kwong, 2ndWireless

EngineerOperator.

B (2nd Class Tidewaiter).

C P.L. “Haikuan No. 57”

0. P. S. “Haihni.” E. Webb, Officer-in Charge. (2nd

R. Perry, Officer-in Command Class Tidewaiter).

LAPPA

Lappa is the large, hilly island which shelters the inner harbour of Macao on its-

western side. It is also called by the Chinese Kung Pak of Tui Lien Shan, and by tho

Portuguese Patera Island. The island itself, which is within the jurisdiction of the

Chungshari Magistrate (at Shekki) possesses no features of interest; but it has given

its name to the chain of stations under the control of the Chinese Maritime Customs

which were established around Macao, by agreement with the Portuguese Government,

in the year 1887. Of these stations the two principal—from a revenue collecting point

of view—are at Malowchow, an islet close to Lappa and Chienshan, north of Green

Island.

The Bus road between Macao and Shekki—the centre of the Chungshan

District—completed in the year 1932 is kept in good condition and a regular

bus service is maintained by the Ki-Kwan Bus Company. Connection may

be made at Shekki for continuing the journey further inland by motor boats.

The construction by the Ki-Kwan Highway Company of the main road from the

Macao Barrier Gate to Shekki, a flourishing business centre of the Chung Shan

District was completed during the beginning of the year 1932. Through traffic wa*

officially inaugurated, and excellent services have been maintained.

 LAPPA A463

Trade in 1936

The year witnessed a sharp decline in the trade.jof the Lappa district.

■General economic depressitm ' prevailed ’in the interior, with a weakening

in the purchasing power of the people. There was much rain in the early

part of the year, with a long speir of drought in the latter part. Crops in

the district suffered heavily, while a typhoon in mid-August caused a great

set-back to many industrial and agricultural centres along the coast. The

total value Of the foreign import trade was $3.7 million only as compared

with $7.7 million in 1935 and $18.3 million for the year 1933. The value

of tlirect exports of Chinese products was slightly higher. With the excep-

tion ; of iron plates, salt fish, and kerosene oil, there was a general decline

in all staple imports. The more noticeable decreases were in iron bars (46,905

to 38,298 quintals), cuttle-fish (82,797 to 7,641 kilogrammes), rice and paddy

(507,627 to 115,718 quintals), gasolene (656’,237 to 307,087 litres), lubricating

mil (238,121 to 168,072 litres), coal (21,475 to 3,982 metric tons), and bran

(19,585 to 2,862 quintals). The decline in the figure for imported rice was

due to the imposition since August of the full import duty rate instead of

the reduced rate ruling under the regime of the South-west Political Council.

The Sunning Railway ceased importing coal by junks via Malowchow. The

increase in the importation of salt fish from 68,257 to 86,658 quintals was

due to the particularly good season. The increase in imports of kerosene oil

from 42,029 to 332,796 litres was a result of the closing-down of the distillation

plants in Kwangtung owing to the heavy duty on liquid fuel and the

effective check on the smuggling of this commodity into the interior.

Tow-boat traffic experienced a bad year, while there was a considerable

decrease in the shipping figures for junks.

DIRECTORY

Tfc Kung pale lewan Actg. Asst. Tidesurveyor—P. Lee

•Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa Boat Officers-W. H. P. Weston,

District) — 64, Avenida Republicas, Hsu Chen Ning, F, S. Jump,

Macao Kuo Chien Hsun and Chan

Commissioner—H. W. Bradley Chao Mou

Assists.—Ho Pao Shen, Yong Se Examiners—A. A. Simoes, Lin Lai

Chie, Yuan Fu-chang and Kim Twah, Ip Lai Chuen, Chang

Lai Hung Chiu and P. Wu

Tidesurveyor—C. H. Davis

 KONG MOON

Pj Kowj moon

Kongmoon was added to the list of treaty ports on 7th March, 1904, in accordance

with the stipulations

established, but withdrawnof Article X. of the

in 1905. Mackay Treaty.

Kotigmoon is locatedA some British Consulate

three miles upwasa-

creek

in L’at. 22° 34' 49" NT. and Long. 113 8' '53" R, and is about 45 miles distant fromProvince

on the West ' R iver, in the Kwangchow Prefecture of, the Kwangtung Macao

70 from Canton and 87-from Hongkong. The creek on which it is built connects the

reaches of which, near the main river, are lined with rafts, while further up inlower

West River with the sea at Gaemoon, and is a narrow and tortuous stream, the the

vicinity of the town it is crowded with native craft of every description, thus rendering;

navigation

fast during for

thesteamers

summer difficult

months. atThe

all times,

steamer butanchorage

especiallyissoin when

the the River

West currentat rnn

the

mouth of the Creek, opposite the Chinese Maritime Customs, but the town is included^

in the port limits. 1 The population of Kongmoon is about 55,000,. and it has the

appearance

on both banks of being a more

of the populous

stream. centre, itas was

Formerly it extends

a businessfor acentre

considerable distance

of considerable

mercial standing and interfered adversely with the general prosperity of the port.com-

importance, but various causes have arisen which appear to have lessened its

It was generally considered that the proximity of Kongmoon to Hongkong and

Macap apd its favourable situation as an outlet and distributing centre for the

southern prefectures of the province augured well for its future prosperity and;

development.

facts have arisenThis whichwas,haveto some

tendedextent, true, but

to diminish it than

rather shouldincrease

be remembered that

its commercial

importance. Formerly it enjoyed direct communication with Shanghai

and was the real outlet and distributing centre for the south-western district of the and Foochow

delta and the Southern prefectures of the province: The development of Hongkong;

and the opening

interfered with theof Kiungchow

junk trade and and Pakhoi

generalaswelfare

treaty ofports,

the however,

port, and have

have,seriously

besides,

opened up otherAttrade

their supplies. presentroutes

thereto are

districts, hitherto that

hb indications dependent upon Kongmoon

the sanguine expectations,for

based

cial upon imperfect knowledge,

possibilities of theHongkong,

place willand entertained

be considerable concerning

speedily, if ever, the over-estimated

realized.vesselsThere commer-

is daily steam

comprmiication

Inland Waterswith Steam Regulations arrive andnumbers

departof daily. trading

There under the

are also

several large junks trading regularly to Hong Kong, Macao, and the Island

of • Haitian. A railway from Kongmoon to Tdushah oiV the coast, a distance

of about 80 miles, was constructed in 1909-10 under the supervision of native

engineers,

take £he line trained

rightindown America,

wouldbutinvolve

it stopjs shortbuitsixamiles

laying from on

rieW town the the

sea,water-

as to

front and dredging operations. The train now cross the'Smith-West River by

means*of a ponto’otr ferry at Ngauwan ('t- l®), but the construction of a bridge

across the river between Tanshuihau (¥ 7jcp) and Kungyikfou (&-@*p.)was

commenced in 1931.

Due to financial difficulties resulting from general trade depression and

keen competition by bus companies which run their cars bn highways con-

structed almost parallel to the railway in whole length, very little progress

was made in the construction work of this bridge during the past few years.

The date of its completion is quite remote as there is very little likelihood for

the return of the former prosperity in the near future. Consequently, the-

work of connecting the loop line from Ssuchin ( SJ ifil ) to Tanshuihow with

the main has to be postponed indefinitely.

With unremitting efforts of the provincial authorities and the oo-operation

of the people in the interior, a few hundred miles of highways have been

completed during recent years in the districts around Kongmoon. Places a

 KONGMOON ‘A4G5

journey to which took one to travel in many days formerly can now be reached

within a few hours. Of all the highways that connect with Kongmoon, the

most important one is that which links up this port with Fatshan known as

Kongmoon—Fatshan Highway ( Q S& ). This road runs through

populous and richly cultivated districts. Regular motor-bus services are

maintained throughout.the year. A journey from Kongmoon to Fatshan takes

S houi's only which might again be shortened to less than 3j hours, should the different

sections'of

employed inthecrossing

ibad be .linked

rivuletsuptransversing

by bridges instead of by ferry

the districts in boats

whichw hich

the areroadbeingis

constructed,

A telegraph office was opened on the 8th December, 1907 in the town,

and in November, 1911, in Pakkai, the put port of the Kongmoon City, and

telegraph communication is now possible with the Fatshan Telegraph Office.

Long distance telephones oh the overland telegraph lines between Kongmoon

and Canton, Shekki (77 ii) and Yeungkong ($| jl) were completed in

the early part, of 1933 and have been open to communication since.

Trade in 1936.

Five years have passed since the world-wide depression overtook China

in the fall of 1931. With the ascent in the value of gold at the end of 1935

as a result of the adoption of a new monetary policy by the National

Government, a turn for the better was in evidence during the year under

review. As Kongmoon is a port in close proximity to Canton through which

a great percentage of both the foreign and domestic trade pass, especially

the lalter due to cheaper freight by tow-boats by inland water routes than

by steamers from Hong Kong, and as the Maritime Customs stations in the

Kowloon and Lappa districts collect duty on imports destined for this port

when they are conveyed by junks or power, vessels under 100 tons, the

available statistics give but an incomplete picture of the total trade of the

port. In so as they are recorded by the Customs, the total value of the

port’s trade in 1936 was Standard $8,500,000 as compared with $9,500,000 in

1935, $15,000,000 in 1934 and $25,134,000 in 1933. From the above figures, it

appears as if there was no improvement in the trade of the port. The

excess of imports over exports, however, was reduced from $692,791 in 1935

to $162,014 in 1936. The turn of the downward trend in the balance of

trade was one of the salutary effects of the currency reforms of the Govern-

ment. Though the Shekki Station was under the control of the Kongmoon

Customs for two months only prior to its being transferred to Lappa in

1935, the inclusion of the value of export trade of that station for January

and February in the last year’s figure accounted for the decrease of Standard

$334,089 in the value of the outward trade in 1936 when compared with that

for 1935

The principal articles of export consisted of pahnleaf fans, fresh fruits

notably oranges, fresh vegetables, dried and salted turnips, silk and garlics.

Large quantities of softwood poles are floated down in the form of rafts

which

and alsoarefrom

dismantled

places inhere. Most ofRiver.

the North them The

comeyearly

from value

placesofbeyond Wuchowof

this branch

trade is quite considerable. Paper is manufactured by the Kongmoon Paper

Mill but its outputs are mostly of inferior quality.

A466 KONGMOON—S4MSHUI

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Phtiiolkum Ad:

Ltd., The—Cable (South China), Nestle’s

Co. Petrosilex Milk Products (China),

Ltd., Distributors of the Goods of

’ J. A. Cooper, manager Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Lo Pak Keung, chief clerk Milk Co.—238, Central Bund

pi * m m m Post Office

Postmaster—Su Hsiieh Jen

Kee rh>ng po him ydu han hung sze Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life and Standvac

General Insurance — 120, Sheong On Seung Kai Hong, manager

Road : Head Office: Hong Kong

Agent—Lui Seng Yoon Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum.

Customs, Chinese Maritime Products—Cable

Ho Heung On Ad: Texaco

Commissioner—Yang Ming Hsih

Assistants-—Doo King Ki, Li Chao United Church of Canada Mission

Yuan and Chen Kan Sze Rev. T. A. Broadfoot, b.a., b.d.,

Medical Officers—J. R. Lind and secty. and treas.

Wong Ming lu Mrs. T. A. Broadfoot, r.n.

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Miss B. M. Cairns

H. Abbott Dr, V. Cheung (on leave)

Boat Miss M. Carroll (Canton)

Wu Officers—Chiao

Hai Chun, ShihTung Chin,

U Chuen Miss. R.D. N.McRae,

Rev' Isaac, r.n.

b.a., b.d. (Slick Kei)

and To Chi Fan Mrs. McRae (Shek Kei)

Examiners—H. A. Thaiberg, Lo • Dr. J. O. Thomson M. D. and wife

Shiu Chi and Lo Lim Po (Canton)

Dr. J. R. Lind, m.d.

Mrs. J. R. Lind, r.n.

O # IS @3 Si Dr. R. L. Cockfield, m.d., c.m-

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Mrs. R. L. Cockfield, r.n.

International

Yee Co.) -Sun Savings

Year Society

Road; Gable(Tark

Ad:

Intersavin. Y' e e TsoongAdTobacco

—Cable Distributors Ltd.

: Powhattan

lTee Gin Wah, agent So Man Hung

S A M S H LTI

7js ^ Sarn-shui

The Treaty

40 years port ofHarry

after Consul Sam&hui, opened

Parkes’ Eastin’River

1897 udder the Burmah

Expedition—is Convention—nearly

situated near the junc-

tion of the West and North Rivers, in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. 30 sec. N., and long. 112 deg. 53

min. and 48 sec. E. The anchorage known as Hokow, at which foreigners reside, was

formerly an ordinary

and inChinese fishingitsvillage, with boat-building asbutitsitleading industry,

a busya flooded

inart. state summer

According to theasConvention,

characteristic peculiarity,

the town of Samshui is fastKongkun

and becoming (a

small

area. village situated

The formal among

opening tooktheplace

hillsonopposite

4th June,Hokow) together

1897, since whichconstitute

date the the tradeport

of

the portHongkong

against increased shipping

steadily caused

until July, 1925, when thefalling

an the

unprecedented strike off

andinboycott

imports. inaugurated

Thestage

junk

traffic is large, and the abolition of likin station

ports—Shiuhing and Dosing—from the beginning of 1931 was undoubtedlyat this port and at thea-great

 SA51SHUI A467

boon tosince

have merchants.

increased This was evidenced

remarkably. The bydistrict

the factcitythatoftheSamshui

numberitselfof cargo

was junks

once

surrounded by an imposing wall built in the 6th year of Chia Ching of the Mings

'This wall was completely demolished in 1930 and the tract of land obtained thereby

was transformed

struction of a publicintogarden,

a circular

knownmaloo, andChung

as the some ofShanthe Garden,

bricks werewhichusedwasfor formally

the con-

■omagistrate

pened by and the theMagistrate on the 28th June, 1930. In the town,

commander of the few local troops, the space is but half occupied where dwell the

by poor dwelling-houses and one small street containing provision shops. Outside

■the

Ch’ingNorth of theGate which

Ch’ing has now

Dynasty (Circadisappeared

1800). Between^stands the

an imposing

town and temple

the rivertemp.

is aChia

fine

mine-storied pagoda, rebuilt during the reign of Chia Ch’ing, some 100 years ago.

The business focus of the district is Sainam, a large well-built town of no great

■-antiquity,

establishedthree miles distant,

an electric plant which on the creek Samshui

supplies leading towithFatshan.

light. At Sainam there is

Two sets of steamship lines converge here from Canton and Hongkong, respec-

tively, and tourists

which presents moreinbeautiful

China can do many

scenery than worse things

is to Since

be found than visitsteamer

the Westroute River

China—the Yangtsze gorges, perhaps, excepted. 1st onMay,any1905, Samshui hasin

been

steammade a portcarrying

launches of entry passengers

for foreign steamers

or towinggoing up the West ply

passenger-boats River.between

NumerousSam-

leading to Fatshan and Canton. A railway line from Canton to Samshui viatheFatshan

shui and neighbouring cities on the West and North Rivers and on creek

was

between inauguratedand on the 26th September, 1904, and fiveistrains run daily eachinway

delta. InCanton the summer,Samshui. The climate

frequent squalls cool theof the

air, port

and it is asseldom

healthy

thatasthere

any is notthea

breeze

surrounding of some kind; in winter, the air is fresh and clear. The waterv/ays and

Excursions ofcountry one or are twopicturesque,

days enable and one totheclimb

adjacent heights offer(,2000

Mt. McCleverty pleasant

ft.), walks.

at the

mouth of the Samshui Reach: or Ting Hu Shan (4,000 ft.), behind

known to foreigners as “ Howlik,” near which is to be found the popular bathing pool the celebrated temple

and

famous fall; or the hills forming the first Chinagorge, asfromTuan whichYen. used toPerhaps

be quarried the

interestingink-stone known

of the sights in throughout

the neighbourhood are the Seven Star Hills, whichthe most are

situated

These hills,close to the

formed pleasant

of pure white town

marbleofrising ShiutoHing,

a heightsome 30 miles

of about 400from the port.

feet from the

plain, hold many temples—some apparently clinging to the sides of the cliffs—and

caves

temples andaregrottoes.

well The fine bronze figures of more than life-size in one ofinthese

winter, and an worthy

occasionalof attention.

partridge, quail Fair snipe

or duckshootingmay becanadded

be obtained

to the bag. the

The attractions of good sport and pleasing surroundings have made Samshui a week

end resort for some of the Canton community confined to the small island of Shameen.

A telegraph service is maintained from Sainam. A nice building for the Post

Office, situated alongside the road leading from the railway-station to the stone

jetty, was completed

no Consulates and opened

established; to the public

the Consuls withinonwhose September

districts9th,Samshui

1921. lies

Therereside

are

either in Canton or Hongkong.

Trade in 1936.

Trade conditions at Samshui for the year as a whole were unsatisfactory.

Direct foreign imports were value at $0.9 million only as compared with

$1.6 million for 1935, while the value of direct export trade declined from

$1 million to $280,000 only. The importance of the port as a distributing

centre for foreign goods from Hong Kong continued to decrease during the

year,

native and some of The

varieties. the wide

principal imports inbegan

fluctuations to be replaced

the exchange by the cheaper

rate between Canton

and Hong Kong currencies and the high prices of commodities ruling in

Hong Kong also adversely affected trade. Tin ingots and wood Oil,

products of Kwangsi, are now shipped to Hong Kong from Wuchow instead

oftradeSamshui,

to abroad. and this partly, accounted for the decrease in the direct export '

 A4G8j SAMS HUI—WtJCHOW

DI11ECTOIIY

ilS H Acting Harbour Master—Ip Yan.

CiMiOM!-,, Chinese Maiutime Cheong

Acting Deputy Commissioner-in- Examiner—Wong Kit-zen

charge—Q. Y. L. Gerli

Assistant—Clian I-kan

Acting Assistant Tidesurveyor and Yat Kee, Commission Agents

\Y ( CII O W

»H| Wu-chau

\Yuehovv, opened to foreign trade on June 4th, 1897, by the Special Article of the

Burmah Convention, is situated on the Sikiang or West Elver at its junction with the

Fu

about Or 220

Aueimiles

(Cassia)

fromRiver.Hongkong By the

andsteamer

Canton.routes at present

Wuchow is the authorised it is distant

limit of navigation for

ocean-going steamers; but, during eight months in the year, vessels drawing not more

than 3i feet can reach Kueihsien (.150 miles beyond Wuchow), and Nanning (36o

miles from here) can be reached almost all the year round by boats drawing 2A ft.

The population

Authorities, 75,of825.the ofThe

city,annual

according to a recent census thetaken by theriver—

local Police

is an averageisdifference inundations

60 feet between caused

the winter andbysummer riselevels—are

in the there

a scoure

ofof great inconvenience

business. To obviate to this,

the the

inhabitants

principalandsteamship

at timesoffices,

bring the

aboutCustom

a totalHouse

cessation

and

Tax Office are located on pais (houses built on pontoons), moored alongside the river

bank. In July, 1924, Wuchow was visited by a very high flood—73

is the second highest on record. The highest record—79 feet 6 inches—occurred in 1915. feet 9 inches—which

In

the winter the only

river falls the. local industry

foreshore worthy of matsheds,

is lined mention iswhere boat native

building;craftwhenof

all. descriptions are constructed. The with

situation of Wuchow makes it the

natural distributing centre . for the trade between Kweichow, Eastern Yunnan,

Kwangsi, and Hongkong and Canton. The future is full of promise, and Wuchow is

sure

ofLiuchowto make

China.. a bold bid for second place, as the largest trade,market in the south

; Local merchants are making strenuous efforts to divert to Wuchow, via the

and West Rivers, the trade of south-eastern Kweichow, which is principally

supplied via

antimony, copper, andthe Yangtsze.

tin minesAttempts are being

which abound in the made

Kwangsito work the manganese,

Province.

The Kwangsi Provincial Government, were able to extend their system uf modem

highways considerably. The whole province can now traversed from the vicinity of

Wuchow by motor car north-westwards into Kweichow, the capital of which

province. (Kweiyang) cam be reached in some 24 hours as against the many

weeks,; which such a journey ■ would have occupied ih. the days before motor

highways

the came into

road, .system existence.

terminates Owing to barrier

at Yunghu—about formed by above

14 kilometres the West River,

Wuchow—

instead of at Wuchow itself; but a launch service connects these two places

and, from the former town, almost any important city in the province can

now be reached by car. Communications in the province have been further

improved by the inauguration during, the year of a regular aeroplane service-

for mails

which and passengers

operates three timesbetween-Canton,

weekly. (subject toWdchow,

weatherNanning

conditions)andand Lungchow

accom-

plishes the entire journey’ either way in one day.

 VVUCHOVV

m ^ ^ ^ Trade in 193(i

Although

months, the year..pujeatened with the .• prospect of civila njarked

(war during- $Wj. summer

export trade and ascan,pneyetofbe‘recorded as cine showing

sustained imports in the : face of great improvemen,tiin

difficulties. Thethe

value

imports,statistics as ACOfded for the trade pf Wuchow were as f ollows : direct foreign

million as$7.10 tniilion

against $8.90asmillion.

Compared with ${6.40

As regards millfori'^fl-ect

imports, the'fall inexports'abf-oad,' $13.90'

value; was primarily

occasioned by the from

political tension low purchasing value of tbeaprovincial'

June to Septembeij, noticeablecurrency'during

improvement taking the period

place,of

thereafter. The ihctease in exports was largely due to the increase in volume oi articles

handled

wolfram,bymanganese,

the Kwangsi Importand

antimony, and tin.

ExportStaple

Syndicate,

exportssuch.as

such aswood oil, aniseed

softwood, oil,

.firewood,

cattle, and poultry also enjoyed a fair year.; The general improvement in the export

trade

vincialis affairs

attributed to theandsystematic

to foster develop theendeavour

natural Onresources

the partofof the

thoseprovince.

in chargeThe of pro-

low

exchange also proved favourable to purchasers abroad.

Road development schemes continue,to receive official support. The now complet-

ed ChangshU-Kweilin Road; being interproyincial, is considered

importance. Shipping experienced Another lean year, although there lias been no of great_ commercial

serious falling-off in the tonnage of vessels entered and cleared. Aviation services

wereCanton

The well sustained

Lujngchowbyline,to

the South-western

Hanoi, while theAviation Corporationairway

former provincial withwith

extension

terminusof

at Lungchow Vasbchanged to a Canton-Nanning line with calls at Wuchow. Liu

chow, and Kweilin en route.

DIKEOTOKY

35 $8 $ Ah Sai Ah Customs, Chinese Maritime — Cable

Asiatic Ad: Custos Tsangwu

Ltd. Petroleum Co. (South China)” Commissioner—A.

AsChiists—ChiuShai EeragenHuang Hsi

R. G. Edwardes Jones

C. T. Powell / . ; « and Chen 1' u Wong,

An

Tidesur^hyor

A. G. Borrasand Harbour Master—

-f[] Teen Woo 5 Assist. Boat Officer—Lau Ohik Chi

Bankkr Co., Merchants and ? Com- Examiners—J. D. Grupdal, Chao

mission. Agents—Shipping Office: Chun

Hill, Chieh,

Mak LuiWingManHpi,Pan, Chan

S. S'.

Bankers’ Pontoon; Teleph. 264; Lam and Hui Kwei Y uen

Cable Ad: Banker

n $ m m m

^ # % i m L

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way

Kee chong po him ymi haw; kting sz$ International

Long Street;Savings

Cable Ad: Society—Kau

Intersa-

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life vin. Head Oflice:

Fire, Marine and General Insurance— ward VII, Shanghai, (Agency 7, Avenue Ed-

Agent: Lam Kuk con-

Road; Teleph. 10 Cho, 111, Kau Pong trolled by Canton Branch)

CONSULATE MISSIONS

& m ^ Jt * Baptist Mission

Dr.

MissBobt. E.J.Beddoe

MollieBay McMinnand wife

Tai peh kwok Ling sz kun Rev. Bex and wife

Belgium Rev. F. T. Woodward

Consul-General

kong) (residing in Hong- Dr. Wm.

Miss Wallace and wife

JessieL. Green

A470 WUCHOW

Christian & Missionary Au.ianoe—• W & is ,5

Wuchow Si. (Headquai teTs) Stout Memorial Hospital (Baptist

Rev. & Mrs. J. A. Poole Mission)

Rev. & Mrs. T. P. Worsnip. Dr. Robert E. Beddoe, M.p., supt.

Rev. & Mrs. W. C. Newbern. Dr. Wm. L. Wallace

Rev. & Mrs. Ct C. Fowler.

Rev. & Mrs. H. H. Holton. .PostActing

OfficeDeputy Postal Commissioner—

Miss H. J. Thompson.

Miss A. C. Galvin Hsu Sliao Ming, (in charge)

Hongkong, 5-7 Belfran Road.

Rev. & Mrs. C. B. Carter. ^ H Meifoo

Tsingsi, Si. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

A. G. & R. A. Kowalski. Standvac

Liuchow, Si.,

Rev. & Mrs. C. M. Pennington. Texas Co.. The, Petroleum Products

Miss B. M. Tonkin —Cable Ad : Texaco

Miss M. E. Turley Kai Ip Yung, in-charge

Fuh-Lu, Si.

Rev. & Mrs. A. F. Desterhaft. fr m m m vi & % &

Changan, Si. United Trading Co., The, General

Rev.

Agents—66, and Commission

Sui Nam Road; Teleph. 87.

Kweilin, Si. Canton Branch: Ching Hoi Road; P.O.

Miss N. E. Jones. Box 77; Cable Ad: 1122

Miss M. K. Oppelt

Pinglo, Si. Yee TsdoNG Tobacco Tobacco Distribu-

Rev. & Mrs. R. Patterson. tors, Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhattan

KWEILIN DIRECTORY

American Baptist Mission (Southern) i

Miss Hattie Stallings Kweilin BapItst American

China Mission, Hospital Southern

(South

Robert L. Bausum and wife Baptist Convention)

J. Mansfield Bailey, m.d. and wife ! J.Mrs.Mansfield

Ethel S.Bailey,

Bailey m.d., supt.

James A. Herring & wife Miss Ruth’ Ford, director, Nurses

Training School

Rev. J. A. Herring

Miss Ruth Ford

 NANNING

'ill M Nan-ning

Nanuing, the capital of Kwarigsi, is situated in the southern part of the province,,

on the steep left bank of the Yukiang, the most important tributary flowing into the;

West River from the south. It lies in the centre of a wide and fertile plain which is

some

of summer 400 feetseldom

aboveexceeding

sea-level. 96The climate

degree (F.) isandmoderate, the temperature

in the winter hardly fallingin the height

below 40-

ImperialIn 1907EdictNanning

issuedwas voluntarily

in 1899, wherebyopenedan areato about

foreigna trade in accordance

mile south with city

of the walled the

(with the old wall city on the east, the obsolete city tower on the south, the river on

the west,

apart andtrading

as the the Yi-Ching-Fong

part. WithinRoad theseonboundaries

the north asboththeforeign

four limits) has beenmer-

and Chinese set

chants are allowed to build houses, shops and godowns; but on the part of the

foreigners,

on expiry land cannotmaybe bepurchased,

thewithin

lease it canmore.only be leased for theaChing

periodDynasty

of 30 years, and

ministration the saidrenewed

area wasonce in the handsDuring of a Commissioner, titledthe“Tso-:

ad-

Kiang-Tutaisince the establishment of the Republic, the Commissioner of the Nan-

ning Maritime Customs was appointed to.serve as the Commissioner of that Municipal-

ity at the sa,me time. In 1914 the management was taken over by the Nanning Police

Headquarters which has recently been transformed into the Public Safety Bureau.

1932The whenSuburb of the city was office

the administration formerly

of the veryGovernor

scarcely waspopulated

movedandfromit wasthenotcityuntilto

the

which later in January, 1933, also accommodated the many departments of thesaidgovern-

several imposing buildings newly completed somewhere south of the area,

ment, that the suburb has evolved from solitude to prosperity.

ing the construction of the government office buildings number of premises for various Immediately follow-

institutions, public utility enterprises, etc., were erected. In addition to the Customs

aaHouseand

Government Post Office already

GovernmentChemical

founded in the past yearsObservatory,

Press, a Laboratory,

Waterworks,a aGovernment

there are at present

refrigerating plant, a Botanical

in thesuburb

a broadcast station,a

Garden,

public library, a park, and an army hosipital. Arrangements have also been made by

the government to establish a residential quarter in the southeastern part of the suburb

where

ismotor

a pavedlodgesstreet

for the homescompleted,

already of governmentthereby officials

linkingare already on the increase.

thistosection There

cars and buses. Suffice it to say, all aspects point the lightwith

thattheprosperity

city by

and well-being are forthcoming to this ever progressing city. There are, however

very few foreign firms in this part of the town except a branch office of the Asiatic

Petroleum

located inside Co.,the

andcity.

the Standard Gil Co. Military and police headquarters are still

With the rapid improvement of the pi-ovincial highway system Kwangsi possesses,.

1935, 6,443 li of motor roads constructed by the provincial authorities and 5,898 li

coQStructed

the capital by thethe district authorities, amounting a totalroads.

of 12,341Theli.Yung-Pin

Nanning route,

being

linking up city

withofthe province

Hunan is the iscentre

border, to passof through

all motor Liuchow and Kwelin districts

inandthereaches

northTu-Shan

with its near

terminal at Chuen-Hsien.

the border of KweichowAnother goesAthrough

in the West. Ching-Yuan

third passes through

Kwei-Hsien

Kwangsi, to

leadingWuchow,

eastward the tomost

the important

province ofcommerical

Kwangtung. part A and the

fourth east

is gate of

connected

with Wu-Ming and Pe-Se near Yunnan, and a fifth goes in the southwest to Lungchow

adjacent

on to the border

the highways of Indo-China.

to facilitate movementsThere are aboutand25 freight.

of passengers buses running

In Nanning,daily

there are

automobiles 13 garages

andcitybuses or private

for which

highway owned motor

transportation. car companies with

In addition,AHthere more than 30

are 6 traffic

buses

running

and bus withincompanies limits,

are under are owned

the controlbyofthethegovernment.

Bureau of Highway highway Traffic

Ad mini str ation.

 A473 NANNING

As for Communication on water Nanning is connected with the outside world also

by way of Yukiang (or Yuk River) which leads down-stream to Wuchow in the east, up

stream to Lungchow in the southwest, or up stream to Pe-Se in the northwest. Motor

boats sailing daily from Nanning to these three cities. Concerning Communication

by telephone, the dial system is adopted in the city of Nanning. The excellent tele-

phone system recently completed enables the provincial government’s orders to be

sent through telephones (sometimes through the broadcast station) even to thermos-

distant districts in the province. Besides, air transportation has been lately madt

possible by establishment of the Nanning-Canton and Nanning-Lungchow air linen

which, carrying both passengers and mail, are run by the South Western Aviation Cos

In order to meet the rapid-growing demand of industry and'trade' the Kwangsi

Province Bank has issued notes for circulation in the province against which the cash

reserve is alwaysThesoBank

seldom occur. carefully keptheadthatofficeserious

with its and aruns

boardorof-depreciation

Directors in ofNanning

the notess

bac

three main branches, (one in Hongkong, ohe in Canton, one in Kweichow) and a num-

ber of smaller branches and exchange stores situated in different districts. Since its

establishment the Bank has been yielding steady interests and attractive profits.

As for commerce and trade, Nanning being the capital of the province and hav-

ing the good communication facilities both by land and by water, is only next to Wu-

chow. Public utility and small industrial enterprises in Nanning are being develop-

ed very rapidly. During the past few years there havA been established, in addition

to those mentioned above, a leather-manufacturing factory, a dyeing and textile mill,

a bdhegraining and a' button-making factory. With their continual effort of mark-

ing progress, they are all assured with a promising future and brilliant success.

Trade in 1936.

The trade statistics for the port of Nanning, according to value, were as follows:

■direct-imports, ghhffiy imported by parcel post, $29,643, as compared, with $16,721 in

1935; domestic imports, $4.5 million as against $5 million; and coastwise exports, #1.6

million as compared with $1.2 million: Cotton yarn, cigarettes and cement formed the

the bulk of the imports. A decline in the import of matches from 243,306 to 58,775

gross was due to the re-opening of the Kwangsi Match Factory at Kweihsien. Among

exports, the principal are wood and aniseed oils, both of which declined.: The crop of

aniseed star was above average, and 13,858 quintals were exported as compared with

11,271 quintals during 1935. Hides and leather, duck feathers, and doe skins found a

favourable market in Hong Kong.1 The river was particularly low during the winter

months, .certain launches having to suspend their Nanning;Wuchow service. The air

service between Canton and Lungchqw was regularly maintained by the South-western

Aviation Corporation. Following the,removal of the provincial capital to Kweilin,

the Telegraph Head Office was removed there in November, leaving a branch office

At Nanning.

 NANNIN G-KOUAN G-TCH EO U-WAN A473

DIIIECTOHY

Asiatic Rev. J. M. Epalle (Silin)

China), Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Company (South

Ad: Petrosile'x Rev. L. Crocq (Kweihsien)

Rev. Teissier (Siang Chow)

Ma Cben Yu Rev, Seosse (Kweihsien)

British-American Rev. Courant (Silin)

Lam Kwok Kon Tobacco Co. Rev. Seguret (Silung)

Rev. Rigal (Siangchow)

Rev.

Rev. Caysac (Lungehow)

He.raud (Kweihsien)

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Rev. Peyrat (Lieon Chow)

Ad: Gustos Rev. Madeore (Lieon Chow)

Assist, in Charge—Chen Shao , Rev. Maillot (Tai

Assist.—Tseng Chao Hua

Examiner—Chung Chak Nam Rev. Billaud ( id.^Ping))

Rev. Kerouantpn

Rev. (Kiangchow)

Bacon (Kweihsien)

« m & * Kwangsi Mission

KrencU Consulate

Consul—P.' Simon (Besides at Jlung- Adventists, The ofdirector

E. G. Annofsky,

Seventh - Day

chow) D. D. Coffin, m.d., medical secretary

MISSIONS Y.H. M.

S. Lei, assist,evangelist

Hansen, treasurer(Wuchow)

Emmanuel Mission Hospital

PostToOffice—Yungning

Im Kien, director (Nanning)

Missions Etrang^res

Mgr. Pere

Rev. Albouy, eveque provicaire

(Nanning) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable

Rev. Pere Costenoble,

Labully (Lieon Chow) („) Ad: Standvac

Rev. Pere Cuenot (Nanning) Shek Chung Wah, inspr.

Rev. Pere Dalle (Nanning) Chan Wing Hun, manager

KOUANG-TOHEOU-WAN

if w g Kwdny-chau-wan

TV an), situated in the province(of'oaccording.to

The bay of Kwangchau f Kwahgtung,thewasFrench

cededofficial spelling,

on lease with theKouang-Tcheou

surrounding

territories by a Convention between France and China, and

on the 22nd of April, 1898. It is situated between 20 deg. 45 min. and occupied by the French17

21 deg.

min. north latitude, and 107 deg. 55 min. and 108 deg.

at a distance more or less 230 miles west-south-west of Hongkong. The 16 min. east longitude

two-

islands of Nao-tcheou

an excellent closed port and

into. Tang-hai placed isatbythetwoentrance

whicR entrance of the bay

narrow passages. Themake

port

inmeasures

breadth.about

The15depth

milesoflong, and for ofabout

anchorage half ofextends

20 metres its length

overitaislength

three, ofor more

four miles

than

10 miles and borders, op the extremity of the junk port of Tchekam, an important

commercial

Pakhoi. centre in constant communication with Macao, Hongkong, Hainan and

sheds will The neighbouring

be found. The newdistricts are well iscultivated,

French territory and itfrom

only separated is believed

the valleymineral

of the

West River by chains of hills. Following the Convention.of delimitation signed on the

16th of November,1899, between Marshal Sou and Admiral Courrejbiles, the territory

of Kouang-Tcheoii-Wan was placed under'the authority of the Governor-General of

A474 ' KQUANG-TCHEO LT-WAN

Indo-China. The chief place of the territory is the town of Fort Bayard, which is at

the entrance of the interior port

commercial port, with the establishments on the rightof thebank

civilofadministration,

the river Ma military

Tche. Itservice-

is the-

and the special offices.

The area of the territory is about 200 square miles and its population about

230,000 inhabitants including 100 French and 600 Annamites.

Kouang Tchebu-Wan is a free port in which all commercial operations can be

carried on without paying

Kouang-tcheou-wan any duty.

to Haiphong A regular bi-monthly

and Hongkong. Five steamers line ofofFrench-Chinese-

steamers joins

Portuguese-English ownership run between Kouang-Tcheou-Wan and Hongkong.

A regular service of automobiles runs between Fort Bayard (12,000 inhabitants)

and the towns

Teou-Soc, PoteouofandTchekam (35,000 towns

the Chinese inhabitants), Potsi, Sin-Tehi,

of Soui-Kay, Taiping, Tchimoun,

Onpou, Lim-kong, Wat-Lam,

Wou-Tcheou, Wampo, Ou-Tcheou, Moui-Loc, Lei-Tcheou, Pakhoi.

75 km. of new roads run in the island of Tanghai between the little towns of

Tongsan, Sui-lao-kao, No-kan, Phi-leou, Caq-my-sao.

5 km. of roads run in the island of Nao-Tchao which includes the port of Tam-sour

and Pac-Kong.

theseFort

twoBayard

localitiesandforTchekam are provided

private and commercialwithpurposes

electric islight;

workinga telephone between

daily; every dis-

trict

An in

ice the interior

factory exists is connected

at Fort with

Bayard. the Achief town

hundred either

and with telegraph

fourteen or telephone.

motor-cars are in

circulation.

The territory’s medical corps, placed under the direction of a field officer of

the health isservice

population providedofwith the medical

colonialattendance

forces includes three doctors.hospital

at the Fort-Bayard Thewhere

European

they

are also admitted, the strangers of the neighbouring

the natives are treated in the hospitals of Fort-Bayard and Tchekam. regions of 'China who want it;

A wireless

Territory, station,

through whose with

Indo-China, traffictheexceeds 900.000system

telegraphic wordsof all

by countries.

year, connects the

Trade in 1936

The local trade maintains a steady vitality as attested by the following figures:

Import Export

Year: 1936 10, 713,705 H.K.$ 8,268,908 H.K. $

DIRECTORY

Administration Supkrlieure Travaux Publics

Administrateur en Chef du Le

Territoire Ingenieur des Travaux Publics—

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan—M. Prevost,de M. Laignelqt

Maitre de phare—M. Le Gall

Administrateur Adjoint—M. Thierry; Justice

Administrateur Adjoint de 2eme classe

des Services Civils 1°—Tribunal franyais—M. M. Le Prevost,

Adminis

President,trateur en Chef

Thierry, Jugedu Suppliant,

Territoire,

Bureaux du Territoire Jonquet, Greffier JSlotaire

Receveur de 3’Enregistrement — M. 2°—Tribunal dn 2cme degre—President—

Araud, Chef de Bureau de lere class des M.DeUxMarby.

assesseiirs chinois tir^s au Sort

Services Civils tous

Chef de la Complabitite—M. Araud notabillesjtestrimestres sur une liste de 12

Police Maritime Tresor

Charge du port—M. Cerati Payeur du Territoire-^M. Sifefc

 KOUANG-TOHEOU-WAN—PAKHOI A47J

Enseignement FORTBAYARD

Direteur du College Albert Sarraut—M. Chef-Lieu wan,

duTerritoirede Kouang-Tcheou-

en communication avee Hanoi et

'Toutain Institutrice

—MmeVve adjointe

Bacquet Hongkong, Mission Catholique

Administrateur en chef du Territorei de

Service Sanitaire Kouang Tcheou Wan—M.C.F. M.Y.H.

Docteur—Chapuis, Medecin Commandant Administrateur Le Prevost

des Troupes Coloniales medecin-chef —M. Thierry Charge du Centre Urbain

de rHopital

services a Fort-Bayard,

exterieurs charge des Garde Indigene—Lathoumetie, inspecteur

et de 1’arraisonne-

ment; de lere classe

Docteur Tsin; Douanes—Jonquet, receveur

Pierre Wong, Medecin Indochinois Enregistrement — Araud

Instruction Publique—Toutain, direc

Service Militaire tear

Juge de Paix—Marby

Comdt. d’Armes—M. Laffisse, Capitaine Medecin—Chapins

Payeur—Si ret

Station de Telegraphie sans fil Postes et Telegraphes—Kerneis, receveur

Chef de Station—M. Pellegrin Kongkoc de Fort-Bayard—Tsang-Tsoc-

Tsoi

PoSTES ET TeLEGRAPIIES

Deux bureaux deet apostes

Fort-Bayard Tchekamet telegraphes a Societe Indochinois d’Electrictte

Receveur—M. Kerneis

Banque de lTndochine

Gendarmerie

Commandant la

Gendarme—M. Grange Brigade—M. Cerati

Compactie

(o.I.N.) Indochinose de (Navigation

Garde Indigene Sam-Tai-Lee, agent

Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade—M.

Lathoumetie

Comp table—M. Perrin Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Sous - Inspecteurs

Chefs de poste et Gardes Principaux

Potsi—M. Rondeaux TCHtiKAM

Potao—M. Decreus

Tang-Hai—M. Dedon Administrateur des Services Civils de

Naou-Tcheou—M. Stalter ITndochine Resident-Maire—M. Tustes

Tchekam—M. Ambroggiani Resident-Maire de Tchekam—M. Fourcade

Sam-Ka-Woo—M. Bur Kongkoc de la Ville Tsang- Hoc-Tam

President

Tsang deSy Tsing

la Chambre de Commerce

VILLE DE TCHEKAM

Resident-Maire and Administrateur

des Services Civils—F. H. Marby Texas

Medecins Contractuel — Dr. Tsin and itsCo.Products

(China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

 PAKHOI

iff H Pak-hoi

Fakhoi

situated wasGulf

on the opened to foreign'trade

of Tongking in Ipng. E.in'l0^f^eg»

;1^77,|jy7..min.

tfie CHefop. Convention.

and lat,,N. It is

31 deg. 29 min.

t

The Chinese town is situated on a peninsula, at the

are a few low hills ( Kuantad Head # M fe£). It faces nearly due north, and inwestern extremity of which

winter is much exposed to the force of the N.E. monsoon winds. These blow so hard

at times as to interfere materially witff the shipment and discharge of cargo from

steamers

of the town in theandharbour, the anchorage

a mile and a half fromfoi‘thewhich

1 is situated

Custom House opposite

near the the western

eastern endendof

the town.

Extending to the south and east is a plain which is level fbr many miles, although,

the country gradually rises towards, the north. Attempts at cultivation have been

made

Various uponroads

thisintersect

plain immediately to the

in south of the town, butport

withandvarying success.

for bringing in some of thetheproduce

country from thethevicinity of thedistrict.

surrounding The are

cartsutilized

in use

for this purpose are heavy, unwieldy vehicles of an almost pre-historic type. They

are drawn largely by oxen and have huge solid wooden wheels of the most pr imitive

pattern, by which, needless to say, the roads are badly cur, up in wet weather. During,

the

therepast two years

is now an extensive

a motor road building

service between Pakhoi programme

and Limchowhas(jltlbeenTl?),carried

Lirqchdwout and

and.

Shekhong(^ H), and Limchow and Paksba (ii' £ ). Another service connects-

Pakhoi with the large trade mart of Narphpng (!!$}).

erected across the Paksha JRiver which connects Pakhpi. . by, motor road with A bridge has finally been

Kwangchowwan,

the vicinity of Pakhoi:a distance

quails,of snipe,

130 miles. Sportsmen

partridges, wild will find wild

pigeofis, the following

ducks, 'andgamesarniein

woodcocks and pheasants. Tigers can still be found in the hills, some 25 miles to thfe N.E.

ofpleasure

Limchow. The and

of cycling Pakhoi-Limchow

motor-cyclingmotor-road

is afforded.is being kept inof fair

The climate repair,during

the,port and theat

least

for six tropics,

the months comprartively

of the year iscool.a trying one for Europeans,

Accurate!figures for the though theofnights

population the are,

town,

as elsewhere in China, are difficult to .obtain but the number of inhabitants may

perhaps be put at some 40,000. Fishing is one of the most important of the local in-

dustries, and a large number of vessels are employed in it. The manganese ore mines

in the district of Ch’inchow (Yamchow );developed a great deal in recent years.

Trade in: 1936.

Commercially, the last half of 1936 was much better than the earlier part of the

year, in spite of the fact that in August and September the district was upset by an

invasion from Kwangsi of remnants of the 19th Itoute Army. Pakhoi fortunately

experienced

crop and caused no typhoons in 1936,

prices to rise. Thebutimport

comparative scarcity

of kerosene fromof Hongkong

rain impairedmore thethan

rice

doubled during 1936. 1937, however, was a much

time when trade wss dislocated by Sino-Japanese hostilities‘being better year, all round, up to

extended to Bouth the

1 8iaj

China. * .

 PAKHOI A477-

DIRECTOKY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. MISSIONS

Ming Kwong Co., Pakhoi agents Church Mission Society Hospital

Central Bank of Coina—CablO Ad: 2639 —Cable Ad: C.M.8. Pakhoi

Ma Kwong Wing, director Dr. Lam Kow-cheong, m.b., b.s.,

supt.

n & m m ft m Dr. G. L. Russell, m.e., ch.b.,

OompaGnie Tn no Chi noise de 'Navi- supt. (Affiliated C.M.S. Leper

gation Settlement)

CONSULATES,- s ± ^

ft m mm a * French Catholic Mission (Foreign

Tai fat iinii xz j'u- Missions of Paris)

France (the chief office is temporarily Rev. Fathers—

established at EToibow) L.A. Penicaud,

Genty,prof, bishop

assist, and steward

Annexe Secy.—M. P’an Chao V. Tsiu, of seminary

pan H. Ootto, do.

^ ^ m m -k

Tai yiny ha oh liny sz lain J,R. .Ro.ssilion

Lebas, director of.seminary

Great Britain

Consul General (Residing in % m m ^ 'ftj Tx

Canton) Pen t boost a l Holin ess 'C h i\ rch M i ss eon

Rev. G. C. Legge (furlough)

m m t Mrs. G. C. Legge ( do. )

Customs, Chinese Maritime Rev. C. H. Herndon, supt.

Acting :Comr.—IT. B. Hawkins Mrjy .C. H. Herndon

Assistants—Fong

Neng Wen Kiin-chiu and Chin Miss Laura M. Hylton

Clerks

Ko, — Kwok Chiu Kon, Su Yan

Pui Wong Pik Yu and Siu Fook Osaka Siiostn Katsiia

Medical Officers—Drs. Ngo Si Quy

and Lam

Acting Kow-cheong

Tidesurveyor and Harbour

Master—J. D. Spencer m M ft

Examiner—E. F. Ivlelink pbst OlT-’ICE

Boat Officer—Au Yeung Ting Hin ...Pos,tj^naster—Luk Lun Chjii

Tfdewaiters

Te-tsing, — Ho Kwai Pang, Li ., Secretary—Chen ,Chu Tsai

Lin ChangChang Yan War and Lee Standard-Yacuum.Oiu Co.

m & m j Oiling Tai

Kwong Cheong Wo

Agency SeeShok

Tsoong

China Navigation Co;, Ltd. Kwan'Tobacco

Shang Distributors, Ltd.

 HOIHOW (IN HAINAN ISLAND)

Kiung-chau p Hoi-hau

Hoihow ,is the seaport of the prefectural city of Kiungchow, the capital of the

islandhillsof Hainan.

low dotted with Thegraves;

two towns andareacross

separated by aadistance

these lies of some three

semi-macadamised road.milesThisof

highway was originally constructed by the Kiungchow Horse Carriage Co. in 1015

itHainan

was considerably

in the middleimproved of 1918, andby General

was kept Lungin goodChi-kwang

repair by severalduring motor

his ruleCar over

Cos.

which maintained a continuous motor car service between

miles of motor road open to traffic connecting Hoihow with Wenchang, Chingmai, the two towns. Over 500

Tingan, Kachek, and Chuenyai, and at one; time nearly 900

were running on the Island. More new roads are expected to be opened for traffic in the cars, buses and trucks

near future. A new bund running along the Hoihow river on the northern part of the

town, 60 feet wide, was built in 1924 and the principal streets weie widened so as to

ofpermit

its ownmotorbuttraffic. Hoihow is1925,

since February, lighted

the byIsland

electricity

has beenandoccupied

possessesbya Cantonese

telephone system

troops

and many projected improvements have not been carried out owing to general unsettled

conditions.

The port of Hoihow was opened by the establishment of a branch of the Chinese

Maritime Customs in April, 1876. During the latter nine months of that year foreign

tonnage

representing to the54extent of 36,672

British, tons entered

10 German, 2 FrenchandSaigon,

andcleared at thesteamers

4 Annam,

Danish Custom House, this

from, and cleared for, Singapore, Bangkok, Hongkong,thatetc.entered The

situation of the port of Hoihow before and at its opening in 1876 was considered

favourable more from the political than the geographical or topographical point of

atviewKiungchow.

as the Foreign Consuls at Hoihow would then be in close touch with the Taotai

monsoon,harbour

working

The

ofwhich

of Hoihow

cargo blows hereiswith

is, therefore,

an open roadstead,vigour

undisturbed

normally

unprotected

difficult duringfrom

against the

thoseSeptember

months, and

North-east

to atApril.

timesTheim-

possible.

when no In

rainaddition

falls to the above

up-country, disadvantages

and consequently those

no months

water are

comes also the

down dry

by months

the Po

Chung River to the sea. Again, the tides are more erratic in the winter than they are

in the summer: sometimes there are two tides during the 24 hours, sometimes one,

and

boat sometimes

alongside the none.importing

Cargo then,

steamer,having

has tobeenfaceloaded

a stormywith passage

difficultyof into

two atocargo-

there

miles to the spit, which runs parallel to the town of Hoihow and a mile distant from it.

Once at the spit the cargo-boat may be able to pole up the

water which separates it from Hoihow. If a canal 7 feet deep and 300 feet wide were two miles of shallow muddy

dredged spit,onit'would

the tides, the Hoihow

thus permitting riverjunks,

betweencargothe boats

neighbourhood motorof launches

andrequirements the Custom House andat

to navigate

all be sufficient to meet present of the trade afnd

would

traffic not

of be anportexpensive

the has undertaking.

been completed. A This

new jetty

jetty, forsomethe 400

use ofto the500passenger

feet bein

length, is situated in the vicinity of the Harbour Light station and will

approachable

sunbarking at all states of tide. Two motor-boats are used in landing and

The port ofpassengers.

Hoihow and some Several

evensuggestions

advocated have been made

the transfer of the for port

the improvement

to Chinglan orof

Pochin

the but allpoints

financial these suggestions were impracticable

of view. Chinglan, for instance,bothwhich

from hasthe engineering

been much spoken and fromof

inknown

the past,

to be lined with coral reefs and is much exposed to typhoons and S.W. mon-is

is situated on the Fast Coast, which, though not properly surveyed,

soons in theanSummer

tosuchimprove months. And it is fartaking

old established more expensive to open a new port than

a change would create fromone,localwithout

vested interests. intoHoihow

consideration the opposition

will therefore remain

the port oftowns

principal Hainan andisland

it is now

and,being connectedconditions

by good motor permit,roads with all may the

be improved. Ainmotor

the road girding whenthe financial

island is almost completed. the harbour

 HOIHOW 'A47;>

As regards health, there is less fever in Hoi how than anywhere else in Hainan.

There is excellent water to be had by the sinking of artesian wells, and several are

already

watertheininwells

theexistence

actualpartlyboth atin Hoihow

wells the foreign Quarters and infrom

is brackish, the Chinese City. The

into and from the alkiline condition partlyof the soil. seawater' that filters

Theoftrade

munity Hoihowof Hoihow

is oneremains is more or less stationary. The nativedirections

commercialbycom-

posing interests. There isthata Chamberalways ofbeing drawn inwhich

Commerce, different

works in conjunction op-

with the Five Guilds, representing the merchants of Canton, Swatow, Kochow, Fuh-

kien and Hainan.

thereNo foreignspacesettlement ahas been formed at Hoihow for theconcerned

very excellent reasontheirthat

way tois nodisburse for

largesuchsums settlement,

of money unless the foreigners

in reclaiming the swamp on thewere vergeto ofseewhich

Te Sheng Sha, or Victory Spit, runs westward for a distance of about a mile untiltheit

the town of Hoihow stands. From Hoihow itself a tongue of dry land, known as

loses

dry itself inverythenarrow

morassandwhich there encompasses itup.on three sides. This strip of

any land

futureisdevelopment, if any,hasmust beenbe entirely

out into taken the marshy The consequence

ground that borders is that

the

Victory Spit.

With the exception of the Roman Catholic Orphanage, erected in 1895, the

American

and Outdoor Presbyterian MissiontheHospital

Staff quarters, French and Schooldoctor’s residence,

for Chinese, the the

FrenchCustoms

doctor’sIndoorre-

sidence,

Chinese and the French

converted into Hospital,

European thehabitations

houses occupied by by the foreign

alterations and residents are

improvements.

H.B.M. Consulate

was erected in 1899.obtainedThis awassiteclosed after 14in years’

1925 and negotiations,

the property and asoldConsulate

to sthe building

Chinese

Government

French in 1927;hastowards theonendtheofNorthern

1897 a, piece oftheland was granted, and a

town. Since the beginning of 1899 a free school has been conducted facing

Consulate been built side of river and by the Hoihow

French

Government

the Tonkin for teaching

Medical the

wasFrench language to theforChinese,, and anof officer from

natives and (Others freeStaffattendance detailed

and to, this port

medicine. the purpose

The foreign residents giving

in Hainan the

number about

eggs, bullocks 60 including^

and provisions children. A large export trade in pigs, poultry,

among the natives of openingismines, carriedconstructing

on with Hongkong* railways, There has beenoutsqtnetimber

and bringing talk

from thetovirgin

ginning exploreforests of theand

the island, interior. It has beenofnoticed

the Commissioner Customsthatis some peoplethat

of opinion are the

be-

searchlight of modern civilisation will reveal much

as to commerce. “Perhaps,” he added, “when this is accomplished, it will be seen that is of value to science as well

that this ‘Island of Palms’ is not the least rich nor the least fertile of China’s

possessions.” The island of Hainan is described as a terra incognita to the world.

Besides,

mercial stationtheoperating

militaryatWireless Hoihow.Station, A harbourthe Boardlight,ofandCommunications

a light at Lamko haye(western

a com-

entrance

lower tip of the Hainan Straits) were opened in 1894; also one at Cape Cami ononhar-

the

bour Fortofneeds

West badly the peninsula

close to the cityinbut

dredging, at1895.

the

is not

An Aga Lanternof apparatus

commencement

likely to l>e 1916. until

dredged

was

Thethe installed

approach

native tomerchants

the the

of Hoihow develop a more public spirit, and conditions in China improve generally.

Trade in 1936

For Kiuugchow the trade statistics recorded were as follbws : direct importations

from abroad,

Chinese merchandisef2.5 million as against $2.7 million in 1935;direct coastwise importations foreingof

countries, $2.9 million$6.6asmillion againstas$2.4 against $6.2’;millipn;

million; and coastwise esfibrfcations-to.

exportations of Chinese

produce,

year trade$3.7was million

dull,asand comparedthere was withlittle

$3.1 million. During the activity.

sign of commercial first two monthsFrom March of the

onwards, the import trade improved. In early May, the dryness

anxiety and the price of rice rose some 25 per cent. The principal articles of import were of the weather caused

iron bars, iron plate cuttings, wheat flour, gasolene, liquid fuel, cow bones, cement and

keorosene oil.during

disappeared The importation

1935, rose of kerosene oil, which, excluding seizures,

showed entirely

decrease of 187,899 litres. Owingfrom nil to 969,784

to extensive demandlitres. Gasolenematerials,

for building acement

slight

A480 HOIHOW

■was imported in considefable quantities, an increase of 4,258 quintals being recorded.

There

tocement was no legitimate

3,541ledquintals, importation

itsfollowed

place bybeing of

takenforeign

byv'thesugar.Wheat

native article. HourOfdropped

coastwise from 7,045

imports,

the list, wheat flour, e ripicelli, beans,

piece goods. Native kerosetie.oil, refined in Canton factories, dropped in value from cotton yarn, and cotton

$434,368

The to $337,184,

general increase indemanditsthdplace

value being taken by the foreign

of exports article fromconditions

Hong Kong.

Hainan. Continued in Hdn£ Kong forreflected moteand

cattle, pigs, favourable

galangal was responsi-in

ble

1,251forquintals

the increase.

of tin ore’' The beingtinexported

trade was encouraging,

as against exports762during

quintals1935of oftin836ingots and

quintals

■oedf tinbyingots only. Of principal exports coastwise, brown sugar

dried lichees, beteinuts, melon seeds, leather, and ruober .sheets. Extensive headed the list, follow-

plantations

demand for ofHainan

rubber are being established on the island,to and, owing to theDuring

brisk

recent, years 17 tin rubber,

mines have the been

priceestablished

increased from

in the$30Nodoa $90district.

per quintal. The question

of the development <>f the island of Hainan is assuming greater importance, projects

including improved harbour facilities, the construction of railways, etc., while the

Kiungngai Industrial '.Bureau has continued its efforts towards, the more scientific

cultivation of rubber, sugar, and coffee. The development of motor roads is proceeding

apace.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum ,Co. (South ^ & i|i ft Ji a

China), Ltd. Hainan Motor Company, Authorized

(J. F. Yuen Ford Dealer—66,

how Hainan Island;BokTeleph.

Oy Road, Hoi-

43; Cable

Ad: Hainan motor

CONSULATES Leung Yin Tung, manager

m m m & *

Tai fat kwok ling ss fu MISSIONS

France

Acting-Consul—L. Jankelevitch ® £ s

Secretary—Wu Eouktiou American Presbyterian Mission

Hoihow

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Kiung- Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steiner

chow (Hoihow) Dr. and

Acting Commissioner—E..U roff'-Smith Miss GraceMrs.Macdonald

N. Beroovitz

Assist—Li Ko Yen> and Oong Teh Miss Caroline McCreery, r.n.

Siang Kiungchow

Medical Officers —S. P. Seaton and Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Tappan

H. C. Chang Miss A. H. Skinner

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Miss M. M. Moninger

F. Stormes Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Bucher

Boat Officers—Sz-to Kon and Davis Kdchek

Tien Lin Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas

Examiners — V. Nesvadba, Lin Miss Esther

Rev. and Mrs.M.A.Morse, m.d.

E. French

Jung-o, Tong Pui Lum and Wong Miss M. Burk wall, r.n.

Ting Tung

Lights Nodoa

Hoihow Harbour Light—J. W. F. Mrs. M. R. Melrose

Gerharz Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Melrose

Lamko—P. U. Sorensen Miss Mary Taylor

Cape Cami—I. Golack Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Seaton

Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Burk wall

 HOIHOW--LUNGCHOW A48i:

Roman Catholic Mission Wing Fat Hong, Merchants, Importers

Hoihow and Exporters; Shipping and Insurance

Right Rev. P. M. Julliotte, Agents — Chupgshan Rd; Cable Ad:

Wingfathong: • Code: Bentley’s -

Apostolic Prefect Chau Sing Mai, manager

Rev. Father D. Desperben, s.r. Wong Siu Shek, assist, manager

Rev. Father L. Ramirez Assistants—Chau King Sing

Wei, Riu

Chau

Rev. Father M. Mariage King Shiang & Chau

Bangcao Agents for\

Rev. Father C. Bernard

Tingan Wo Fat Shing S.S.’Co., Ltd.

Rev. Father E. Morvan China Underwriters Ltd., Marine

Rev. Fat her E. Penicatit Settling Agent

Sangto

Rev. Father F. Manac'h

Rev. Father A. Gang! of n & m m p m

Limko Yuen Fat Lee Co., General Merchants

Rev. Father F. Geyer Shipping &. Insurance Agents- Chung-

Rev. Father C. Betfliar'd i > shan Road; Cable Ad: Wingfathong

Chau Sing Mui, manager

Post Ofbioe Wong Siu Shek, assist, manager

Postmaster—K. W. Pao Assistants—Chau King Wei, Chau

King Shiang ' A Ch.au Sing Kiu

Standard-Vact:i!m Oil Companv—Cable Agents for,:

Ad: Stand vac China

Leung Fung Lam, manager B. ik S.Navigation CA, Insurance.

Marine

LUNGCHOW

j-H i| Lung-chow

This city is situated at the junction of the Sung-chi and Kao-ping rivers in lat. 2U

deg. 21 min.

province N., and long.

of Kwangsi, ] 06 deg.

and was selected45 min.theE.,Seatnear the South-westernof border of the

with Tonkin. The continuation of theasabove-naimed of tiurfcontier

two rivers istrade i knownthat province

as tlie Tso

cbiang or left branch of the West River, and it hitters-the imain stream some 30 miles

above Nanning.

by thewall,rivers The town is prettily situated amongst:the mountains, having exits

city

round the last mainly;

city repairedandinA census

proper.

lies

1887,atistaken

an< being

elevation

in

of some;rapidly

demolished

1929 showed'

300 feetto above

the. make aseapopulation

Lungchow

level. road

circular The

as

consisting

in 1931. From of 3,500 families,point

a military in all

of 14,796 persons,. there

view Lungchow. being no toforeign

is .considered be a residents

place of

importance. Troops areallstationed.there

Pingerh, and Shuikou, roughly thirtyandmiles at thedistant

three infrontier stationsdirection.

a . westerly of Namkuan. The

port was opened to Franco-Annamese

a valuable back door into China when strikes -obstruct:trade on the 1st June,/1889, .elsewherehasWithout*

and proved

( trade

1

however

Lungchowanisextension

likely to * ofbe the

slow,Hanoi-Langson

though the linerailway,now runsanythroughmarkedto development

Nasham, where- of

stocks

China. of kerosene

The were kept on hand during 1924, ; 19*25 and 1926 for importation into

Port Chinefrontier

motordetraffic,

road runsandfrom

theto distance

Lungchow, Dongdang

carries

of 54 kilometres the on

at taking the- railway,

pretent

on.andate

through Namkuan

a considerable

average of about threeamount or

hours,of

There are several motor-car companies—all Chinese- owned ^engaged in regular traffic

between Lungchow, Shuikon

Lungchow-Nanning motor road (a frontierbeenmart) as: well as LangsonMarch, in Tonkin. The

several motor cars engaged in thehasregular opened

run between to traffic

the twosincecities, taking1932,8 hours-

with

to cover the whole journey of about 200 miles. The intervening country is very

A182 LUNGrCHOW

beautiful

rock and runs

caves, formerly through very

the habitat mountainous areas, in which theareneighbourhood.

a number of

Telegraphic communication exists ofwithnatives

Cantonindigenous

and otherto places on the West

River,Office

withtemporarily

Mcngtsz inmaintains Yunnan their vid Posti, service

and withbetweenplaces Ltriigchow

in Tonkin. arid' TheLangson

Chinese

inPostTonkin by regular couriers instead ofmail by motor under contract as before owing to

the

by airregular runningmail-car

motor driven of trans-frontier

run by themotor cars, and sends mails

Lungchow-Nanning Publicto Nanning daily

Road Control

Bureau since December, 1932. An establishment of the Chinese,, Maritime

Customs is maintained at the port where foreign interests are in tlie charge

ofCatholic

ConsulsChurch resident theon South

the West side ofRiver and in Hongkong. There was a

established

having beenbyremoved theon: Emanuel

to Hong Mission Kong sincein theFebruary,

theTso-chiang, the small

suburbs1930.outside Orphanage

the• East'

The Consulate, ‘Gate

Cus-

toms buildings and Missionary Church were completely

during a Communist uprising in February, 1930. Through the prompt action looted and badly damaged

on the part of the Kwangsi troops under General Wei Yun Tsung to restore

peace though

chow, and order in the deserted

practically district towards

after thethecommunist

end of 1930, the city

uprising, has ofgradually

Lung-

ofreturned to its former

new shops. The tripprosperity,

up from with Nanning a large

usuallypopulation

takes fromandthreea tonumber four

days, and that down to Nanningabout 30 hours, according to the water in

the river, the level of which is liable to very sudden fluctuations

season of July and August. It has been known to rise as high as 75 feet, when the iron during the rainy

suspension bridge across the river is only two feet above the hood. Motor boats carry

most

small ofjunks

the cargo from and

and rafts, and toby West

carts onRiver

the ports,

overland whilst

routesfrontier

whichtrade

usuallyis carried

travel byin

convoys

Nanningofwith someitsnumber

succession as ofin gorges

Tonkin.andTherapids Riveris well

sceneryworthbetween

seeing Lungchow

but accommo- and

dation for Europeans on the motor boats is not of a luxurious type though each vessel

has

hot one specialeight

for some cabinmonths

for official

of thetravellers.

year, butThethe climate

winter ofisthecoldportenough

is dampto and very

be very

pleasantamid such picturesque surroundings.

Trade in 1936

During the year under review Lungchow failed to recover to any appreciable

extent

districts. its former importance as a centre for the distribution offoreign

goods toimports,

neighbouring

as against The Customs

$52,000 valnedirect

in 1935; statistics were

exports ofas follows:

Chinese direct

produce abroad, $19,000

$177,000 as

.against $58,000; and domestic trade, $289 as against $645. The figure for foreign

imports iswhile

articles, an indication

the that Chinese

increase of manufactured

$119,000 in the goods are

export traderapidly

was displacing

the result foreign

of the

addition of antimony ore to the list of Chinese produce exported abroad. In the month

of May Customs stations were established at Lungpang and Pingmeng for the main

purpose

out of theof country

collectingthrough

Customs theseexport

two duty

points.and Thesurtaxes

total onquantity

antimony ore transported

exported dnring the

period May to December was 12,046 quintals valued

having been excellent, total shipments by motor-boats under Inland Waters at $119,634. The aniseedSteam

crop

Navigation

are Regulations

said to have amounted to down-river

to about 15,000ports but not shown

quintals. in thethis

No doubt Customs

was of statistics

financial

.aid to the rural populace in the district, and it is reliably reported that the volume of

trade done

further advanceduring the year construction

in highway was on a largerwasscale than that

reported duringof the

the year

previous

nor year.

industrialNo

development of interest. The thrice-weekly air service

chow via Wuchow and Nanning was regularly maintained by the South-western between Canton and Lung-

Aviation

was reduced Corporation

to one. till Onthe themiddle of November,

10th July the servicewhen the number

was extended of runsto alinkweek

to Hanoi up

with the service to Europe via Bangkok. An

Friday, now makes Hanoi its terminus, stopping at Lungchow the same aeroplane, which clears frommorning

Cantonand on

again on the following day on its way back to Canton. Various municipal reforms

have been carried out in Lungchow city.

 LUNGCHQW—MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU A483

DIRECTORY

Bible Church Men’s Missionary Society P. A. Simon, Consul for Longtcheou

& Nanning with residence in

m m ii Lung

Customs, Chinese Maritime chow huan J. Longtcheou

V F. Tseng, Chinese Clerk

Assistant-in-Charge—Chan Pak Hong French Hospital

Clerks—Tsang

Yan Fung Chia Cheong and Tsui Dr. Ch’en Ting-wok

Senior Out door Officer—Tang Chao

Chi ft ii

French Consulate- Cable Ad: Fransulat, PostShuOffice (Chinese)

Kwan Luen, postmaster

Longtcheou

MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU

0 |jpj Meng-isz

This is a district city in south east Yunnan, and together with Man-hao, a village-

on the left bank of the Red River, was opened to trade by the Additional Convention

toJune,

the 1887.

French TreatytownofatisTientsin of journey

the 25th from

April,Man-hao

1886, signed

and atbuilt

Peking on the from,

26th

the frontier ofThe Tonkin two days’and

Laokay, beautifully situated, being about onsixa days’

cultivated

plateau 20 and

mountains, milesis long by above

4,280 feet about the 12 level

milesof inthebreadth,

sea. It encircled by picturesque

has a Chinese population,

ofrebellion,

150,000,asbut

the numerous well-built temples, many of them now in ruins,Mahommedan

was a place of much more importance before the still testify.

It is, however,

important centrea considerable commercial

for the distribution emporiumoodseven

of foreigng now, and

imported is becomingThe

vid Tonkin. ar.

French Consul hoisted his flag at

station was opened in the following August. Mengtsz on the 30th April, 1889, and the Customs

The climate of Yunnanfu (altitude 6,400 feet) is temperate and good. From

October and

August to April, there iswhichvery little rain andseason

a good dealrainfall

of wind, but in49June, July,.

year of heavySeptember

rain, and as low asis24the rainy

inches when thethe is about

rains are poor. When the inches in a

rainfall

is as low as the latter figure, there is a drought and the harvests are poor, and when as

the first figure there are floods, and the harvest is similarly poor.

Trade in 1936

As in 1935, Yunnanfu, the provincial capital of Yunnan and headquarters of the

severe encounters took place betweena communist

Mengtsz Customs, narrowly escaped “Red” forces attack

andinGovernment

the spring oftroops,

1936. oneTwo-tn

of the city. Eventually the “Reds” succeeded in escaping westwards and,thecrossing

the north-east of the province near the Kweichow border, and the other to north

the Yangtsze near Lichiang continued northwards to join with other communist

elements in Chinghai

so soon terminated thatandtradeoninthegeneral

borderssuffered

of Kansu. This the

but little, danger

tradewasstatistics

so sudden for.and

the-

Mengtsze Customs being as follows, according to value:

abroad, $s.l million as against $6.6 million in the preceding year; coastwise direct importations from

importations

directcoastwise of

exportations Chinese merchandise,

to foreignof countries, $18.2 million

$23.7 million as against $20 million;

and exportations Chinese produce, $3.3 asmillion

againstas $16.9

againstmillion;

$3.5.

million. The import of machinery and tools from abroad showed considerable

. A4g4 MENGTSZ / AND YUNNANFU

improvement owing to

imports of Tonkin rice practically the activities ofceased

the Yunnan

owing toEconomic a betterCouncil, while

crop yield.

1

Cotton yarn

imports declinedis byby far

27,693thequintals.

most important

The reason of Yunnan’s domestic

for the decrease imports,

is partly to bethough

found

in the increased cultivation of the plant in the province consequent on the sup

pression of poppy^growing and partly to ample stocks from the previous year. In

this connexionSpinning

the Yunnan it may beandmentioned

Weaving that the provincial governmentthehaserection inaugurated

factory outside the capital. When Company, which has

this new factory opensbegunin 1937 the drain upon of a

provincial finances in connexion with the imporkof cotton yarn into Yunnan should

be largelyto the

country relieved. Experimentalandcotton-growing are beingstations have been settheup native

in the

“posi ” cotton, sowest,of

called Yunnanfu,

from the districttests in South-eastern carried

Yunnanoutofwith that name, and

the

large American “ Tof”;bra*$d seejjl. Apartarefrom the eventotallarger amounts

, for ofthecotton

year yarn,

being quantities

valued at $4cotton pideeThe

million. goodsdomesticimported,

importation imports

of cigarettes increase 1936

from

3,926 to 4,891 quintals, opium suppr;ession supplying the impetus

Tin constitutes the most important article of export from the province. In spite of to cigarette-smoking.

a lower rainfall and a reduction from 80,000 to 6,000 workers in the Kochiu mining

districts,

atThesome exports abroadDemand

and-coastwisebrisk constituted a record at 104,191 quintals,markets.

valued

price$23.9 million.

in Hong Kong fluctuatedwasfrom and Kong

Hong prices favourable

$176 in foreign

in January to Hong Kong

$209

Kichiu,persomepicul61 inkilometres

December. to’theThewesttinof fields

Merigtsz.are located

Altogether around

there.the,

are small

Some-40citymain

of

lode mines in operation and several hundred small mines,

ing. The stanniferous area is said to be very, large, but as the mines are now beingopen pits, and surface work-

exploited mostly by native methods, the output falls short of what it might be if they

were scientifically worked. The Yunnan Tin Corporation, a semi-official institution,

possesses the only up-to-date plant in the district and can turn out products of over

99Europe

per cent fineness. whereas

or America, Only-the products theofnative

this corporation are exported direct toto

Hong Kong for further refiningthose beforeof being shippedminers are usually

abroad- first exported

The price for tin was

normal during the first half of the year, but in September it began to rise, reaching

an unprecendented

mineral in the district.high level Thetowards

principalthe end

coal ofmines

the year

are th,e Coallignite

is another

coal important

mines at

Hsiaolungtan and the soft coalmines at Kopaotsun, Shuitang,

Tour (Tata), all along the French Bailway. In the absence of reliable statistics and Niaoko, near tfie

La

exact amount of annual output is unknown. The coat

within the province and, due to the high cost of transport, would probably find, is almost wholly consumed

difficulty in securing an outside market, the quantity of its annual export being

exceedingly

that wolfram small.abounding

One of thein districts

noteworthy westfeatures in the foreign Shanexport tradenear

was

Kochiu, was ore,

first exploited during the year of Huang

and began toJVlaobe exported tin-fields

in February.

The new mining enterprise has proved profitable, and the

the Changsha product, commands good prices abroad. In all 2,401 quintals to the ore, which is not inferior to

value of $374,302 was exported to Bong Kong during the year. Antimony was at one

time workedbusiness.

suspended at Tchetsouen,Small butiron ovfingmines

to difficult financialbyconditions,

are worked native the foundary

methods in

places near Hsinhsing, Shihping, and Tunghai. Gold,

known to exist in various parts of the province, but, as most of these metals silver,and copper are also

are

merely dug out from tlie,surface by the native people, the production is small and from

the commercial

active demand anfi pointgood

of view

.pricesthey hardly markets

in foreign assume any importance.

larger quantities On account

of hides and ofskins

the

were brought from the mpre distant interior districts to Yunnanfu for export than in

previous years.

authorities In spite of.the

are carrying on withmountainous nature of The

road construction. Yunnan province, the

Kopi-Shihping local

Bailway

Company coippleted during the year the unfinished section

to Shihping, a total distance , of 42 kilometres. There was no interruption of trafficof the railway from Lingan

on the Yunnan-A,nnam Bail way during the year. The Eurasia Aviation Corporation

provided,

Sian, andsince April, a veryA regular service consisting

twice a week to, Shanghai via Chengtu

delegates, andChengchow

a neutralv appqintqd . commission,

by the League, of two

of Nations as Chinese,

chairman,two was Britian

formed

by an exchange .ef letters between Qpeat Britain and China in April 1935 with a viejv

to settling the..jperennia! disputes copcerning.the national boundary line between

 MtfNOTRZ AND 'YUNN'ANFU A48^

Burnm and Yunnan. Tt/vestigatibn . wbrk, based upon topographical, historical, and

political

1936 oh references

the approach >vas of;the

coipiiafeiffeedvih

raipy season.Decepiber

Work 193a, : hut resumed

has been was suspended

early in inJanuary

April

1937, and it is expected that befoVe the next rainy season sets in the, Commission will

have acqpijted

however, itselftooftheits corisMbration

is subject thskv The question of final ofdelimitation

and i approval and demarcation,

the Governments concerned.

The local Yunnan papbr dollar ' retained its value of about Y.P. $1,000. St. $10,0-for

the

dropped again in the,later menths of the year. The Hong Kong dollar, on May,

whole year. It rose slightly in the spring and was quoted at 982 in whichbutso

■smany

lightlycommercial transdbffbhs

declining course, ffi thisatdistrict

being quoted 1,090 atdepend, retained and

the beginning also,ata 1,020

steadyat but

the

end of theanyyear.

to avoid Thisdifferehce

striking was due tointhe valuepolicy of thethe,Hong

between HongKong Kongfinancial

a.pd theauthorities

standard

dollar

mediumsuch as occurred

for the business ofinthis ■ The Indo-Chihathepiastre—also

1935.district—followed fortunes of athevery francimportant

and was

devaluated

between 2,200 and 2,300, but, though rumdurs were rife for many days, it wasit stood

with it by about 30 per cent. In the early part of the year, not tillat

thetransactions

its 28th September that the lOChl ’branch

in piastres;“reb'pebing a day ofor the Bahque

so later withdea ITndo-Chine

value of 1,500.suspended

At this

level, with slight variations, it remained for the rest of the year.

DIRECTORY

M E N GTS Z

Banqtje de l’InpOtChine . Yunnanfu Office of the Mengtsz Cus-

J. P. Munie, dlrecteu r toms :—

Assistants — H. Rui

Hung-kuang, J, deSung

Garcia,

Kai,Yang

and

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE DES CHEMJNS. PE Dunn Shieb Sheii

FEE DE L'lNnPrCipXE KT DU Y-USMSTAN Examiners-

Ko Kui-hokL ifel:ydens, C. J.August

Tsoj Ernest Gallot,

Pishihchai Sub-Office:

Assist.-in-chargeHLui

Examiner—Shi Yeung Shiu In Sai

ill ^ ^ Meng’tszlcipcm Hokow Sub-Office :

Customs, Chinese' MAjtiTiMBtpCable

1 Ad: Clerk-in-charge—Chen Chun Yung

Custos, Yunnanfu Examiner—D. Mazzarella

Commissioner—T. Cl O’G. Anderson ' Resident

(Residing at. Yurinaftfu) MurphyProperty Caretaker—J. V.

. Y.U-N N AN F U

Alliance Francaise i Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des

Pet holes ,.:

Banque de l’Indo-Ohine H- L. Barue

J. A.Munie, mauager

Manhes, accountant Cpmpa.gnik Optorg, Import aid Ex-

,,pprt Merchants

J. Gudin, signs per pro.

Commercial Press, Ltd. (Yunnan ‘ Afirnt

, for : >

Assurance Franco-AsiatiqiM}

Branch)

A486 MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU

CONSULATES Catholique, Vicariat Apostolique do-

British—Cable Ad: Britain Yunnanfu

Yicaire Apostolique—Mgr. G. M.

Acting Consul-General—llonald Hall J. de Jonghe d’Ardoye £veque

Pro-Consul—B. G. Carter d’Amathonte P.1933Louis Michel

French— Y unnanfu Provicaire—R.

Procureur—Jean Savin

Consul—Pierre Crepin

United States Church Missionary Society

Consul—Paul W. Meyer

Clerk—Jeannette Mertsky

Interpreter—J. N. Hwang Poinsard F Veyret (Society Anonyme)

Chinese Writer—Sun Chung Leng Hardware and Provision Merchants

Customs,

District) Chinese Maritime (Meng' t sz

Commissioner-^J.C.O’G. Anderson Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Cable Ad:

Yunnanfu Office of the Mengtsz Standvac Ngoi Do-ciong, manager

Customs:

Commissioner—J.C.O’G. Anderson Texas Company (China) Ltd., The

Assistants — R. H. Cholmondeley, Ho Hao, in charge

Yang Hung-kuang, Hui Sung

Kai and Kim Lai Hung

Examiners—A. I. Masloff, P. P n m ®

Kozloff and Ernest August Tso Subira Freres, Import and Export—

Mengtsz Office : CableandAd:Bentley’s

Subira; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Resident Property Caretaker — J. Y. edn.,

Murphy

Pishihchai Sub-Office:

Assist.-in-charge—Peng Tsing Kai Y.M.C.A.

Examiner—Ko Kui-hok R.Mrs.D. R.Arnold, b.a., secretary

Hokow Sub-Office: D. Arnold

Officer-in-charge —C. J. Gallot

Examiner—Yick Wang Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

French Chamber of Commerce Limited

Kung Hsiang, in charge

# ^ m @ m Yunnan District Inspectorate or

Man kwok tse chu way Salt Revenue

International Savings Society — Dist. Dir. —Hsuen Kuei-lun

Paris Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare. Asst. Dist. Dir.—A. Padovani

Head Office:Cable

7, Avenue Edward VII. Chief Sec.-^Chang Ching-yuan

* Shanghai. Ad: Intersavin Chief Accountant—Chang

Travelling Pei-hsien

Inspr.—Shen Tsu-kun

Lloyd, C. F., Importer and Exporter Peiching Sub-District

Chief Collector—Chia Kuei-yuan

—Cable xAd: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. Mohei Sub-District

5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Lieber’s

Kendall’s and Private Chief Collector—Li Wen-hsiang

MISSIONS Yunnan Postal District—Head CableOffice:

British & Foreign Bible Society— Kunming (Yunnahfu); Ad:

Bible House, Pei Men Kai No. 48, Postos

Kunming (Yuhrianfu), Yunnan

Provincial Secretary (also for Yunnanfu President—A. ClubPadovani

(Oercle de Yunnanfu>

French Indo-China) — Rev Hon. Secretary—J. Oudin

Valdemar B. Molgaard, m.a.,

b.d. (Private Cable Ad: Mol- Yunnanfu Wireless Station

gaard Kunming

 HOKOW

Hokow was opened to foreign trade by the Supplementary Convention between

'China and France of 20th June, 1895. By the terms of the agreement France was to

establish a Vice-Consulate and China a Customs House at Hokow, these stipulations

being carried out in August, 1896, and July, 1897, respectively. The Vice-Consulate is

ofsubordinate

the MengtszTo Commissioner,

the Mengtsz Consulate

and the value and theof Hokow

the tradeCustoms

is not areseparately

under thestated

controlin

the Mengtsz Customs returns.

Hokow is picturesquely situated on the left bank of the Red River at its confluence

with

Laokay, the anNanhsi River—commonly

important garrison towncalled the Namti—and

in Tonkin. The nativeliestownimmediately opposite

has a population

of about 4,000, mostly living in bamboo houses and thatched huts; some good semi-

foreign

railway style

bridgebuildings

across have, however,

the Nanhsi Riverbeenwasbuilt duringinthe1902,lastandfewconnects

completed years. An iron

Hokow

and Laokay. Hokow is about 420 li by land from Mengtsz, which can be reached

after a train journey of about 84 hours through magnificent country.

The elimate

whenisitvery

does unhealthy

rain itand hotnewandresidents soon feel rain

its undermining effects.

aIn damp,

summer, uncomfortable not

atmosphere iswhich trying, even

becomes whereas is accompanied

more disagreeable by

as soon

aasthin,

the sun reappears. drizzly,

fever-carrying The main

whichclimatic

falls infeature,

winterbyandnospring.

means aThepleasant one, is

thick, tropical

vegetation is Malaria

everything. kept moist, and aandlightclaims

is rampant andnumerous

extremelyvictims

dangerous amongstmisttheoverhangs

natives.

Foreigners manage goto torecover

summer, foreigners Chapa,bya taking

summerlarge resortquantities

in Tonkinof fAltitude:

quinine. about

During1,700

the

metres; distance from Laokay: 37 kilometres). Since the bridge over the Red River

2hascompanies

been finished,

(Veyrenca regular motorSchneider

et Cie. and service etis Cie.)

working between

maintain this Chapa

service.and Laoaky :

DIRECTORY

li ^ P M -Ho leow fen kwan

Uhinese Maritime Customs (Sub-Office of Mengtz Customs)

Officer-in-charge (Commissioner of Mengtz)—J. C. O'G. Anderson

 TENGr YU EH (MOMEIN)

H B§ Tens yueh

The trade mart Tenpjyueh—situated near the. south,>yesterii frontier of Yunnan, in

lat. 24 deg. 45 min N., and long.' 98 deg. 30 min. E.—was opened to foreign trade under

the Burma Agreement of 1897 modifying the Convention: of 1894, relative to Burma

and Thibet, and the Custom House was opened on the;8th May,.,1902. Tengyueh

is a walled town situated in a fertile valley at an altitude,of,5,.356 feet, with mountains,

fifteen miles to the north of the town reaching a height of ,12,000 feet. The valley is

watered by the Tieh Shui river, a small tributary of the Tai Ping, which itself . flows

into the Irrawaddy a few miles above Bhamo; a town which has been the principal

emporium of Chinese goods in Upper Burrtia for many years. From Bhamo, there is a

good motor road for the first; seventeen miles, aind iri fact motor cars have once* dr

twice actually gone about twenty miles furthet,' but caravans usually do'the last 120:

miles of the journey to Tengyueh in six easy stages. On the Burma side, of the'

frontier afe two dak bungalows, but once the Sino;Burmese; frontier is crossed, at.

Milestone 56 at the ; camping'grounds

relied,upon—thy>ugh Kulika Bridge, "infis,

!

carf be-unfortunately none too clean,

found At iitost’stages. have route-

The main to he

now runs through Marihsien and TTsjaohsinkai. There is a telegraph office at the -

latter place and although the official in charge canhotYead English he can despatch

telegrams. The old route lua Manwyne is now seldori used. Here it was that A. B.

Margarv, of FT. B. M. Consular Service in China, was murdered. His memorial stands

in the Bund Gardens in Shanghai. Pack animals and porters copstitute the sblei'

means of transport, but freights are fairly ;cheap between November 1, and M^pch-Sl,

when travelling is delightful; and expensive during t^ewmonsoon season, when, .scape

70 inches of rain fall and travelling is inadvisible on account of climatic conditions.

Mails always travel by train from Rangoon to Myitkyina and from thence they go

through Sadon and Niuchuanho to Tengyueh. The total time taken being only six

days. It is easy to travel over this route, hut camping gear is essential owing to the

lack of inns. Namkhan, a town some ten days south of Tengyueh, is now joined to

Lashio (a rail-head in Burma) apd Bhamo by motor road. The road between

Tengyueh and Yunnanfu has been repaired' aud while caravans take 24 days,

travellers can reach Yunnanfu in 17 days, as motor transport is available on the

Miakuan-Yunnan fu (eastern) section of the road during the months November to

June inclusive. The mail couriers take only , tyel.tji Mays. Owing to the

prohibitive cost, there can never, be any question of building a rail way between

the two towns, though it would be a ePmparativbly easy matter to build either a road

or a railway between Tengyueh and Bhamo.' The climate of Tengyueh is for the most

part excellent. The temperature hardly ever rises above 80° or falls below freezing

point. The climate of the valleys to the south of the town, however, is very malarial-

Travellers without adequate money are not permitted to enter Burma and they

would do well not to make the journeyT from Yunnanfu.

Letters for Tengyueh should be marked Via Rangoon & Myitkyina, Burma

(foreign postage).

Telegrams should be sent Via Madras from places south and west of Pengyueb

but by Chinese radio if from the east.

Parcels can only be sent as far as Bhamo, from which town they could be sent on

by caravan by an agent (e.g. Messrs. Litung, Bhamo), or they could be sent

via Yunnanfu, but by that route they take several months.

 TENGYUEH (MOMEIN) A48&

Tra.de in 1936

For 10 successive years Tengyueh has enjoyed good harvests and freedom from

banditry. The development of internal communications continues, and the export

trade remains in a flourishing condition. Szeehuen raw silk, the staple commodity,

which is carried by mule caravans for hundreds of miles from the producing districts

before it reaches Tengyueh, shows a marked increased over the previous year with a

total export of 4,395 quintals valued at $3,516,320, as compared with 3,189 quintals

valued at $2,558,379 during 1935. The export trade as a whole was valued at

$3.9 million as against $3 million for 1935. The import trade of the port continues

to decline, due in large measure to an unfavourable local dollars-nipee exchange.

The number of mule loads entering the district from abroad, 10,356 for 1936, shows a

decrease of 35 per cent as compared with the 1935 total of 16,211 and is less than half

the 1934 total of 22,582. The value of the import trade, including a sum of $373,958

representing a special and non-recurring seizure, was $1,044,512. Deducting the figure

for this non-recurring receipt, the true value of the import trade stood at $670,554 as

compared with $1.6 million for 1935 and $1.8 million for 1934. The former staple im-

ports of the district, on which the greater part of the revenue depended, viz., cotton

yarn and raw cotton, were brought in the large quantities than hitherto during the

months of November and December, probably owing to the scarcity of yarn on the

Shanghai market and its high price. Simultaneously there was a slight appreciation

of local dollars in terms of the rupee from about Yunnan $220 to Yunnan $210-Jff«?)ers

100.

DIRECTORY

Chinese Maritime Customs MISSIONS

Assistant-in-charge — W. A. B American Ladies’ Mission

Gardener

Assistant—Chen Kuan-soon

Senior Out-door Officer—H. Olsen Swedish Mission

Medical Officer—U. Pee

Consulate,

Britain Great Britain—Cable Ad: Post Office

Consul—Ronald Hall Postmaster—Chu Chia-jui

A27

 SZEMAO

Jg, Sz-mdu

Szemao, opened to the Tonkin frontier trade by the Gerard Convention of

1895 and to British trade by the Burmah Convention of 1896, is situated in

the south-western part of the Province of Yunnan in latitude 22 deg. 47 min.

29 sec. N. and longitude 100 deg. 46 min. E. It is a sub-prefectual walled

town built on gently rising ground overlooking a well-cultivated plain. The

elevation is 4,700 feet above the sea-level, and the population is estimated

to be about 10,000. The climate is moderate, the temperature rarely exceeding

80 degrees (Fahr.) during the summer, and seldom falling below 40 degrees in

the winter months. The place is distant from both Yunnan-fu (the capital

of the province) and Mengtsz 18 days, from the French Laos frontier 6 days,

and from British territory about 12 days. It -was opened in the early part of

1897, and so far has not fulfilled the expectation of its potential importance

as a trading centre.

Trade in 1934

IndoSuch

Chinatrade as exists

under primitivein the district ofoverSzemao

conditions is carried

mountain passes,on and

withwas Burma and

brought

to almost a complete standstill from June to OoLober owing to the incessent rainfall.

The

directarea, furthermore,

imports is much

was $857,000 afflicted$743,000

as against by malaria and other

in 1935. Thereepidemics.

was a generalThe value

declineof

in the import

import of raw ofcotton,

cottonwhich

piecestillgoods, cotton

formed yarn,ofskins,

the bulk tusks and

the import trade,horns, whilefrom

declined the

4,946 to 4, 390 quintals. Direct exports were valued at $414,911 as compared with

$284,087,

quintals oftheacamphor

principal

wasarticles

aand

newsedanbeing tea

feature and trade

in the lead bars.the The exportationremains

of 192

essentially rural district, chairs, ponies, andof pack port.

animalsSzemao

still constitute

the only available

by hand-looms, means

there is noofindustrial

transport.development

With the exception

of interest.of native nankeens made

DIRECTORY

American Presbyterian Mission— Rev. & Mrs. C. R. Callender (Kiu-

Kiulungkiang lungkiang, Yunnan)

Rev. & Mrs. L. J. Beebe (Chieng- Chinese Maritime Customs

Rai, Siam) Assistant-in-charge—Shuen

Rev. & Mrs. E. C. Goodenberger

(Chiengmai, Siam) Clerks—Wu

CJhiinfr

Chung Chiang Tsung Te

^rra.

Nga andChing

Fan

Dr. k Mrs. C. M. Galt (201 Elm- Tidewaiter—Chow Chuan Ping

wood, Modesto, California)

Mrs. Chas. E. Park (Kiulung- Chinese Post Office

kiang, Yunnan) Postmaster—Vang Peng

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 HONGKONG

Heung-lcong

The Island of Hongkong (which gives its name to the British Colony in?

South China) is situated off the coast of the Kwangtung province, near the

mouth of the Canton river. It is distant about 40 miles from Macao and 90

from Canton, and lies between 22 deg. 9 min. and 22 deg. 17 min. N. lat. and

114 deg. 5 min. and 114 deg. 18 min. E. long. The Chinese characters repre-

senting the name of the island (Heung Kong) may be read as signifying either

(!ood Harbour or Fragant Streams. By Conventions dated, respectively,

I860 and 1898, further territory was ceded by China, consisting of upwards

of 280 square miles on the opposite mainland together with the islands of

lLantao, Eamma, Cheungchow and others. The last concession is by way of a

lease for ninety-nine years.

History and Government

Before the British ensign was hoisted on Possession Point in the City of

Victoria in the year 1840 the island can hardly be said to have had any history,

and what little attaches to it is very obscure. iScantily peopled by fishermen

and agriculturists, it was never the scene of stirring events, and was little

affected by dynastic or political changes. It is alleged, however, that after the

fall of the Ming dynasty in 1628, some of the Emperor’s followers found shel-

ter in the forests of Hongkong from the fury of the Manchus. The peninsula

of British Kowloon has more claim to association with Chinese history. In

the

whenyear a.d. from

flying 1287 Kublai

it is recorded thatMongol

Khan, the the lastconqueror,

Emperor took

of therefuge

Sung indynasty,

a cave

in Kowloon, and an inscription on the rock above is said to record the fact.

The inscription consists of the characters Sung Wong Toi, meaning the Sung

Emperor’s Pavilion. On the cession of the territory to Great Britain the

natives petitioned the Hongkong Government that the rock might not be blasted

or otherwise injured, on account of the tradition connecting it with the Im-

perial personage above mentioned. In 1898, during the administration of

Major-General Wilsone Black, a resolution was passed by the Legislative

Council preserving the land on which the rock stands for the benefit of the

public in perpetuity.

Hongkong is a Crown Colony and was ceded to Great Britain by the-

Chinese Government in 1841. In the troubles which preceded the first wai

with China the necessity of having some place on the coast whence British

trade might be protected and controlled, and where officials and merchants

might be free from the insulting and humiliating requirements of the Chinese

Authorities, became painfully evident. As early as 1834 Lord Napier, smart-

ing under his insolent treatment by the Viceroy at Canton, urged the Home

Government to send a force from India to support the dignity of his com-

mission. “A little armament,” he wrote, “should enter the China seas with

the first of the south-west monsoon, and on arriving should take possession of

the island of Hongkong, in the eastern entrance of the Canton river, which

is admirably adapted for every purpose.” Two years later Sir George Bobin-

son, endorsing the opinion of Lord Napier that nothing but force could better

the British position in China, advised “the occupation of one of the islands

in this neighbourhood, so singularly adapted by nature in every respect for

commercial purposes.” In the early part of 1839 affairs approached a crisis,

and on the 22nd March, Captain Elliot, the Chief Superintendent of Trade, re-

quired that all the ships of Her Majesty’s subjects at the outer anchorages of

Canton should proceed forthwith to Hongkong, and, hoisting their national

colours, be prepared to resist every act of aggression on the part of the Chinese

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A492 HONGKONG

Government. When the British community left 'Canton, Macao afforded them

a temporary asylum, but their presence there was made the occasion by the

Chinese Government of threatening demonstrations against that settlement.

In a despatch dated 6th May, 1839, Captain Elliot wrote to Lord Palmerston: —

“The safety of Macao is, in point of fact, an ‘object of secondary moment to

the Portuguese Government, but to that of Her Majesty it may be said to be

of indispensable necessity, and most particularly at this moment”; and he

urged upon his Lordship “the strong necessity of concluding some immediate

arrangement with the Government of His Most Faithful Majesty, either for

the cession of the Portuguese rights at Macao, or for the effectful defence of

the place, and its appropriation to British uses by means of a subsidiary Con-

vention.” Happily , for the permanent interests of British trade in China

this suggestion came to nothing, and Great Britain found a much superior

lodgment at Hongkong.

On the 20th January, 1841, H.M.’s Plenipotentiary issued a circular to

British subjects announcing the conclusion of preliminary arrangements be-

tween the Imperial Commissioner, Ke-shen, and himself. One of the terms

was stated in the circular as follows: —

1.—“ The cession or the island1 and harbour of Hongkong to the British

Crown. All just charges and duties to the Empire upon the commerce carried

on there to be paid as if the trade were conducted at Whampoa.”

On the 26th January, the island was accordingly taken formal possession of

in the name of H.M. Queen Victoria. The treaty was subsequently repudiated

by both parties, and it was not until the conclusion of the Nanking Treaty

in 1842 that the Chinese Government formally recognised the cession at the

island. In the meantime it was held by the British—who had come to stay

—and on the Isi May, 1841, the Public Notice and Declaration regarding the

occupation of Hongkong was promulgated. On the 7th May of the same

year, 1841, the first number of the Bongkonq Gazette was published, printed

at the American Mission Press, Macao. This first number contained the

notification of the appointment (dated 30th April) of Cantain William Caine,

of the 26th (Cameronian) Regiment of Infantry, as Chief Magistrate, the

warrant being under the hand of Charlies Elliot, Esquire, Her Majesty’s

Plenipotentiary, etc., etc., “charged with the Government of the Island of

Hongkong.” Captain Elliot’s idea was that the island should be held on

similar terms to those on which Macao was at that time held by the Portu-

guese, and the Chief Magistrate, instead of being charged to administer

British law, was authorised and required “to exercise authority, according

to the laws, customs, and usages of China, as near as may be (every descrip-

tion of torture excepted), for the preservation of the peace and the protec-

tion of life and property, over all the native inhabitants in the said island

and the harbours thereof”; and over other persons according to British police

law. The first land sale took place on the 14th June, and building thereafter

proceeded

being rapidly,at the

estimated 15,000.population of theFebruary,

On the 6th new town1842,at Hongkong

the end ofwasthe form-

year

ally declared a free port by Sir Henry Pottinger, wbo had succeeded Captain

Elliot as Plenipotentiary. Until the signing of the treaty, however, the

ultimate fate of the new settlement remained in doubt. Sir Robert Peel, when

asked in the House of Commons whether it was the intention of Her Majesty's

Government

what properly

he deemed to colonize the place

an unparliamentary or give

question it up,

during declinedof toopenanswer

a period war

with the country by whom the cession of the island was both made and re-

pudiated. The Treaty of Nanking, however, settled all doubts- On the 23rd

June, 1843, Ke-ying, the Chinese Imperial Commissioner, arrived in Hong-

kong for the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, and the ceremony took

place in the Council Room on the 26th of that month, and immediately after-

wards the Royal Charter, dated 5th April, 1843. erecting the island into »

separate Colony, was read, and Sir Henry Pottinger took the oaths of office

as Governor. At first progress was rapid. The Queen’s Road was laid out

 HONGKONG A493

for a length of between three and four miles, and buildings rose rapidly.

But a check was received owing to the unhealthy conditions which were

developed! by “ the breaking of the * malarious’ soil,” and in 1844, soon after

the arrival of Sir John Davis, who assumed the government in June, the

advisability of abandoning the island altogether as a colony was seriously

discussed. Mr. Montgomery Martin, H.M.’s Treasurer, drew up a long re-

port, in which he earnestly recommended the abandonment of a place which,

he believed, would never be habitable for Europeans. Sir John Davis,

in a despatch dated April, 1845, strongly combatted Mr. Martin’s pessimistic

conclusions and expressed a firm belief that time alone was required for the

development of the colony and for the correction of some of the evils which

hindered its early progress. Sir John (who died in November, 1690, in his

ninety-sixth year) lived to see his predictions most amply verified, and in

after years must have reflected with satisfaction on the fact that his views

had prevailed in Downing Street. On the 26th May, 1846, the Hongkong Club

house, situated in Queen’s Road Central., at its junction with

Wyndham Street, was opened with a ball, and was occupied

by the Club for over fifty years, being vacated in July, 1897, when

the Club moved into new and more commodious premises on the New Praya.

Sir John Davis resigned in January, 1848, and left the colony on the 39th

March of that year. On the 13th April, 1854, Sir John Bowring took the oaths

as Governor, and held the reins until May, 1859. Sir John Bowring was the

last Governor who united that office with that of Minister Plenipotentiary and

Superintendent of British Trade in China. During his administration various

public works were carried out, and the Bowrdngton Canal was constructed. On

October 1st, 18o7, The Hong Kong Daily Dress made its appearance. In

September, 1859, Sir Hercules Robinson arrived and assumed the administra-

tion. In 1860 the peninsula of Kowloon was placed under British control, and

soon afterwards became a great'camp, the English and , French troops of the

Allied Expeditionary Force being for some time quartered there In Novem-

ber, 1867, a great fire occurred,, which swept the whole district between the

Queen’s Road and the Praya, from the Cross Road to the Harbour Master’s

Office. During Sir Richard MacDonnell’s vigorous administration the revenue

nf the Colony, which had fallen mfifch below the expenditure, was augmented

by the imposition of the stamp duties and other measures. One of His Excel-

lency’s last official acts was to preside at the opening, in February, 1872, of

the Tung Wab (Chinese) Hospital. By March, 1882 the trade of the Colony

increased greatly and Governor Krnnesgy accfimulated a large surplus,

but public works made little progress, the Breakwater at Causeway

Bay being the principal work completed during his administration, while

the Observatory was projected. On Christmas Day, 1878, a fire broke out in

the Central District of Victoria which destroyed 368 houses and entailed

•enormous loss on the community. March, 1883 was the signal for great activity

in the prosecution of public works, amongst others being the Tytam Waterworks,

the Victoria (now Queen’s) College, the Lunatic Asylum, the Observatory, and

the enlargement of the Government: Civil Hospital; also the residents were

given the privilege of nominating two of the unofficial members of the Legisla-

tive Council. A petition addressed to the House of Commons in favour of

Constitutional Reform resulted, in 1894,. in the addition of a second Chinese

member to the Legislative Council, in return for an increase in the Official

clement: by the inclusion of the General Officer Commanding the Troops, and

the introduction of two nominated Unofficial members into the Executive

Council. The year 1894 will be memorable, also in the annals of the Colony

as the most disastrous year of the plague. The disease reached its climax

-on the 7th of June, when 107 deaths and 69 new cases were

reported. After that date its virulence decreased, and on the 3rd

September the proclamation declaring the Colony infected'was withdrawn. The

total number of deaths recorded was 2,547. In the meantime the trade of the

Colony had suffered severely. Large numbers of the natives fled, it being

estimated that the population was reduced at one time by no less than 80,000,

A494 HONGKONG

and the usually busy Queen’s Hoad appeared almost deserted. As the disease

waned the population returned, business was gradually resumed, and with the

withdrawal of the quarantine imposed at the other ports, vessels resumed their

regular calls at Hongkong. In 1896 the disease again made its appearance,

but was much less virulent than in 1894, and in 1898 there was another

visitation. In every succeeding year there was a recurrence of the epidemic

notwithstanding the expenditure of millions of dollars and the prosecution

of a vigorous policy of sanitation carried out on the advice of special com-

missioners (Mr. Osbert Chadwick and Dr. Simpson) sent out from England

to advise on the best means of improving the health of the city of Victoria.

An outbreak of cerebrospinal meningitis occurred early in 1918, 1,232 cases being,

recorded. In consequence of the popular alarm that was felt, the Rockefeller

Institute of New York was asked to send an expert in the disease to advise on

the best methods of prevention and treatment. Dr. Olitsky, Lieutenant, U.S.A.

Army, arrived in the Colony on May 5th and he strongly condemned the con-

gestion prevailing in the western part of Victoria. On his advice the systematic

manufacture of anti-meningococcic serum was undertaken.

In 1900, in the despatch of the Chinese Expeditionary Force from India,

Hongkong became the base from which troops and supplies were sent forward.

Prior to the arrival of these troops, a force drawn from the Garrison was des-

patched to the front, and the Hongkong Regiment were retained for service in

North China during the whole of the campaign, only returning to the Colony in

December, 1901. In October, 1902, the Hongkong Regiment were paraded for

the last time in the Colony, handed over their colours to be placed in St. John’s

Cathedral, and embarked a few days later for India, where they were

disbanded. Owing to a very short rainfall in 1901, and a prolonged drought

lasting until May, 1902, a serious water famine occurred, reducing the

inhabitants to great straits, and forcibly bringing home to the Administration

the urgent need for increased wrater storage. Large reservoirs have since been

built on the island and a big scheme for securing water from the Shing Mun

valley on the mainland first mooted in 1922 has now been completed.

Sir Matthew Nathan, k.c.m.g., reached the Colony on the 29th July, 1904,

and his regime was distinguished by the commencement of the long-

projected railway from Kowloon to Canton. The British section, from Kow-

loon to the frontier, a distance of 22 miles, was opened on October 1st, 1910,

by Sir Henry May, who was then administering the Government in the

absence on leave of H.E. Sir Frederick Lugard. The Chinese section, 89

miles in length, was completed at the end of September, 1911, when through

railway communication was established. The year 1906 will be remembered

in the history of the Colony by the typhoon which struck the Colony on

September 18th with terrific force and with such disastrous results as to

give it rank was

Observatory as theableworst typhoon

to give but that

very theshort

Colony had ofeveritsexperienced.

notice approach. The The

typhoon lasted only two hours, and it was roughly estimated that in that

short space of time 10,000 persons lost their lives in the vicinity of the

Colony, while the damage done to shipping and property ashore ran into

many millions of dollars. A list, admittedly incomplete, compiled by the

64Harbour

lighters,Authorities, showed Nosunkaccount

and' 70 launches. or damaged

is taken 6Yin large

this listvessels,

of the652hundreds

junks,

of sampans which were sunk or battered to pieces against the sea walls. The

Colony was visited by another typhoon of greater force on the night of

July 27-28, 1808, but the Observatory gave timely warning of the

approach,

1906 typhoon, and but

shipping

much consequently

more extensive did damage

not sufferwas sodonebadlytoasproperty

in the

ashore. The most serious shipping casualty was the foundering of the

Yingking with a loss of some 424 lives. Arising out of these catastrophes

there was an agitation for the provision of more adequate protection for

small shipping than was afforded by the typhoon shelter at Causeway Bay,

and, as a consequence, a new refuge was constructed at Mongkoktsui. This

 HONGKONG A495

was completed in 1915. The worst typhoon since 1908 was that which struck

the Colony on August 18th, 1923, when the wind attained the record velocity

of 130 miles an hour. Considerable damage was done to shipping and to

property on shore, especially at the Peak, but the loss of life was, fortunately,

small. But for the fact that the typhoon was travelling very rapidly the

results must have been much more serious. In the Spring of 191® some 600

lives were lost in a fire v/hich occurred during the race meeting at Happy

Valley. The matsheds accommodating thousands of Chinese spectators col-

lapsed and flames spread so rapidly that the people were burned to death

before the eyes of their friends, who were powerless to render assistance.

Brigadier-General Sir Frederick Lugard, k.c.m.g,, arrived on July 28th,

1907, and his chief monument in the Colony may be said to be

the University. Mr. H. N. Mody generously offered to provide buildings at an

estimated cost of $280,060, and Sir Frederick Lugard worked indefatigably to

secure an endowment fund of a million and a quarter dollars. When this

fund was in sight, in 1909, building operations were commenced on a site

in Bonham Road. Sir Frederick Lugard had the felicity of seeing the build-

ing opened in March, 1912, just before he left on promotion to become Governor

of Nigeria. Mr. Mody received a knighthood in recognition of his benefac-

tions to the Colony.

The third decade of the century was marked by immense development of

the Colony and also by many striking public events. As elsewhere, there has

been in Hong Kong a surprising increase in the facilities for public enter-

tainment and recreation. In 1921 no fewer than 500 motor vehicles were licensed

in 1931 the number was well over 3,000. Rickshas and chairs are accordingly

reduced in number. Moving picture theatres of modern type have also in-

creased, and considerably extended hotel accommodation (including provision

for music and dancing) attracts many more people into the centres of popula-

tion than was formerly the case. Wireless developments have advanced the

science of meteorology and increased the valuable services of the Hong Kong

Observatory to navigation; the public also has now the advantage of radio

broadcasting. In the period under review the Chinese first developed a keen

interest in football and bathing. Chinese football teams now frequently defeat

such practised exponents of the game as members of the garrison. New motor

roads have developed extensive building areas on which innumerable single

residences and streets of houses have been built. A motor road to the Peak

was the largest of these enterprises subsequent to the road round the Island

and the New Territories. Building development has occurred especially in

Kowloon where town-planning schemes ;have attracted a population shown by

the 1931 census to be more than double that of 1921. Numerous services of

motor buses serve the transport needs of the population, leading to the con-

struction of the first reinforced concrete roads in the Colony. Development

has been accelerated by pressure of arrivals from China where disturbed con-

ditions have prevailed practically throughout the decade. The Chinese realised

that the Colony afforded a safe refuge for person and property: they came

in such numbers as to cause a considerable advance in the cost of living and a

land boom from 1921 to 1924 (3| million dollars worth of land; was sold by the

Government on long lease in 1923 alone, and 9j millions in four years). In

times of drought there have been acute water shortages, notably in 1929 when

water had to be imported by steamer and supplied to the public from tanks on

the water-front. Waterworks extension, referred to elsewhere, should make

shortages a thing of the past. On the island the most notable achievement

was the completion of the Praya East Reclamation Scheme, which doubles the

area of Wanchai, while in Kowloon the construction of what will be a model

city of vast dimensions progressed year by year as hill after hill was cut down

and used to level up insanitary depressions and extend the deep sea frontage.

Private enterprise has also added to the reclaimed area at North Point, Hong

Kong. Another private reclamation was resumed by the Government in 1927

for. an Air Port (Kai Tak Aerodrome).

A496 HONGKONG

In 1921 the Hong Kong War Memorial Cross was unveiled, and

Captain (afterwards Admiral) E.R.G.R. Evans distinguished himself in

rescue work when the s.s. Hong Moh went ashore on the Lammocks. On April

6 and 7, 1922, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales visited the Colony on his way to

Japan. An endowment of $600,000 for Chairs of medicine and surgery at the

University by the Rockefeller Foundation was announced at this time. In

1923 the Industrial Employment of Children Ordinance came into force, and

a Mui Tsai Abolition Bill was passed by the Legislative Council. The Ceno-

taph w'as unveiled on May 24. A very severe typhoon in August sank the

Loong Sang and H.M.S. Submarine L19 in the harbour, besides doing much

other damage. In 1924 the Tytam Gap-Shekko Road was completed. In 1925

the Hong Kong Government contributed £250,000 towards the cost of the

Singapore Base. In 1926 a great part of the Hong Kong Hotel was

destroyed by fire. The Pratas Wireless Station, striven for during many

years, was opened. The new Government Building on the water front in

Hong Kong, King’s College and a hospital. in Kowloon, were completed.

In 1929 the King Edward Hotel was burnt out, with loss of life. This

was a year of grave water shortage and special measures had to be adopted

to cope with it. H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester visited the Colony

in April. The 90 acres of Praya East Reclamation were completed,

with several large and imposing buildings including the China Fleet

Club, the Seamen’s Institute and the Luk Kok Hotel, one of the best

and largest Chinese hotels in the Colony. A large number of houses for the

middle classes were also built on this site. In this year it was proposed by the

Chinese Maritime Customs that, in order to stop the increasing smuggling

from Hong Kong into China which followed upon Tariff Autonomy and higher

import tariffs, the Chinese Customs be allowed to function in Hong Kong.

An agreement to this effect was discussed but came to nothing because China

could not agree to grant Hong Kong a quid pro Quo in respect of inland

wgter navigation privileges.

' The following is a list of those who have administered the Government .from the

date on which the Island was erected into a Colony:—

1843

1844 Sir

Sir Henry Pottinger,

JohnGeorge

Francis Davis,Bart., g.c.b.k.c.b. 1891 Maj.-Gen. G. Digby Barter, c.b. (Admr.)

Bart.,

1848 Samuel Bonham, c.n. 1891 Sir WilliamWilsone

1898 Maj.-Gen: Robinson, g.c.m.g.

Black, c.b. (Admr.)

1851

1851 Major-General

Sir S. Bowring, W.

George Bonham,Jervois (Lt.-Governor)

Bart., k.c.b. 1902 1898 Sir Henry Arthur flhike,g.c.m.g.

Ma,j.-Gen.SirW,Gascoigne,K.c.M.a.(Admr.)

1852

1853 John lc.d. (Acting) 1902 Sir Henry Arthur Blake, g.c.m.g.

1854 Sir

1854 Sir S.John

George

Lieut.-Colonel

Bonham,

Bowring,

Wm. Kt.,Bart.,

Caine ll.d. k.c.b.

(Lt.-Governor)

1903

1904 Francis

1906-7SirHon

MatthewH. May,

Mr. F.

c.m.g.k.c.m.g.

Nathan,

H. May,

(Admr.)

c.m.g. 1 (Admr.)

1855 Colonel

1859 Sir JohnCaine

Bowring, Kt„ ll.d.

(Lieut.-Governor) 1907

1907 Sir Matthew Nathan,

Brigadier-Gen. Sir F.D.k.c.m.g

Lugard,. k.c.mg.

1859

1862 Sir Hercules

William G.

Thomas R. Robinson,

Mercer Kt.

(Acting) 1907

1909- Mon, Mr. F. !!. May c.m.g. (Admr.)

1864

1865 Sir Hercules

William G. R.Mercer

Thomas Robinson, Kt.

(Acting) 1910- Hon. Mr. Claud Severn (Admr.)

1866

1870 Sir Richard

Maj.-Gen. Graves

H. W. MacDonnell,

Whitfield Kt., c.b. 1912

(Lt.-Gfovernor) 1912

19ill Sir

Hon.SirHenry

Mr. May, Severn

Claud k.c.m.g. (AdmrA

1871

1872 Sir Arthur

Sir RichardE.G. Kennedy,

MacDonnell, k.c.m.g.,

k.c.m.g., c.b. c.b. 1917-

1914-19 Henry May, k.c.m.g.

1875 John

1876 Sir JohnGardiner

Arthur Austin (Admr.)

E. Kennedy, k.c.m.g.. 1918-

1877 Wm.

1882 Sir Hy. Pope

Mar>h,.c.M.G. k.c.m.g. c.b. 1925.

Hennessy,(Admr.) 1919-

1922 Hon. Mr. Clementi,

Sir Cecil Claud Severn, c.m.g, (Admr.)

k.c.m.g.

1883

i1887 Sir

885 Wm. George

Hy. Ferguson

Marsh, Bowen,

c.m.g. (Admr.) g.c.m.g. 1927 Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, c.m.g. (Admr.)

Mai.-Geii. W. <}. Cameron, c.b. (Admr.) 1928-30 Sir Cecil dementi, k.c.m.g,

1887 Sir George

1890 Voeux, k.c.m g. 1935-37 Sir Andrew Caldecott, k.ck.c.m.g.

William Des (Admr.) 1930-34 Sir William Peel, k.b.e., m.g., c.b.e.

1890 Francis

Sir GeorgeFlemimr,

Williamc.m.g,

Des Vceux, k.c.m.g. 1937-38 Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford

Northcote, k c.m.g.

 HONGKONG A497

The Government is administered by a Governor, aided by an Executive Council

ofGovernor,

six officials

andandis three unofficials.

composed of the The Legislative

Officer Commanding Counciltheis Troops,

presided the

overColonial

by the

Secretary,

Director ofthePublic Attorney-General, the Treasurer, the

Works, the Inspector-General Secretary

of Police, for Chinese

the Director Affairs, and

of Medical the

Sanitary Services the Harbour Master, and eight unofficial members, one of whom is elect-

ed

six,bythreethe Chamber

of whom ofare

Commerce

of Chinese and another butbyBritish

the Justices of the Peace. The remaining

Government. Demands for a greaterrace measure nationality,

of popular are appointed

representation were madeby the

by

the

both British

times residents to the

unsuccessfully. Secretary

In 1922 of

a State for the

numerously-signed Colonies in 1916

petition on and

theagain in

subject 1919,

was

presented to the House of Commons.

Description

circumference is about 27 miles. It 11consists

The island of Hongkong is about miles oflonga and

brokenfromridge

2 to of5 miles broad;with

lofty hills, its

few

only valleys of any

valleysaltworthy extent and scarcely any ground available for cultivation. The

Hongkong, of whichof aretheremarkably

name are those of Wong

beautiful and Nei

well Cheong,

wooded, Tytam,

being inandfactLittle

the

only

The island parts iswhere

wellany considerable

watered by numerousarborescent

streams,vegetation was formerly

many of which to be found.

are perennial. The

city of Victoria and suburbs are supplied with water from the Pokfolum, Tytam,

and

storageWong-Nei-Cheong

capacity of sixty-sixreservoirs. The first-named,

million gallons, constructed

while the Tytam in 186*6-69,

reiserVoir, has a

constructed

incapacity

1883-1888, and extended in 1896, has an area of about 31

of about three hundred and 84 million gallons. From the Tytam reservoir acres and a storage

the

length water

andis aconveyed

conduit into

alongtown by meanssome

the hillside of a400tunnel a mile the

feet above andseaone-third

level andin

nearly four miles in length, on which a fine road—called the Bowen Road — has

been

district, formed,

and iswhich commands

a favourite the ofmostpedestrians.

resort charming views of the parts

In many city and,the easternis

the conduit

carried over the ravines and rocks by ornamental stone bridges, one of which,

above Wanchai, has twenty-three arches. The Wong-Nei-Cheong reservoir, completed

inmillion

1899, gallons

has a capacity

capacity,ofsituated

30 million gallons. below

immediately A bye-wash reservoirof oftheabout

the overflow Tytam22

reservoir,

gallons waswascompleted

completedinin 1909.1903, and A afurther

dam atextension

Tytam Tuk to impound

of these 194 million

waterworks was

completed in 1917 at a cost of about $2,400,000, making provision for impounding an

additional 1,419 million gallons of water. This was expected to meet the needs of

the Colony for another fifteen years but experience in dry seasons shewed that it

was barely adequate and a project was started to dam the Shing Mun river

and to tap practically the whole of the Eastern and Southern slopes of Tai

Mo Shan. This scheme was sanctioned by the Secretary of State in June,

1924, and the work slowly progressed. The newly developed catchment area

includes 8,500 acres, or 13 square miles. It was proposed originally to build

nine storage reservoirs, varying in size from 55 million to 1,700 million gallons

and having an aggregate capacity of 4,500 million gallons, of which 2,400

million gallons, or rather more than the whole storage capacity in the Island

of Hongkong, would be stored in gravity, and the remainder would be in

pumping reservoir. The water will be conveyed through the Kowloon hills

by open conduit and two tunnels, the latter being 2,400 and 4,350 feet in length,

respectively. It was intended that the water should be brought down from the

Filtered Water Reservoir by 24-inch trunk mains, which were to be laid in

the bed ofprobably

servoir, the harbour

under from Kowloon

the Public Point and

Gardens. The discharge

scheme wasintosomewhat

a Servicemodi-Re-

fied but no very great difficulties were experienced until the question arose

as to the best method of conveying the water across the harbour. Early in

1929 Mr. Henderson, the assistant director of Public Works, wenf Home to

consult engineering authorities as to the best method of doing this, with a

result that his own scheme was approved and he hurried back to put the work

in hand. The water is conveyed across to Hongkong'in a pipe line laid on

A498 HONGKONG

the bed of the harbour. The total leagth of this pipe is nearly lg miles. The

pipe, of Lap welded steel, has an internal diameter of IS.SiQS and is 7/16" thick.

It is protected by a double hessian wrapping impregnated with bitumastic

solution. It has a discharging capacity of 3|- million gallons per day at 280'

feet above sea level. The pipe line was formally opened on 31st March, 1930.

In 1929 the construction of the Kowloon Eyewash Reservoir, immediately

below the Kowloon Reservoir, was begun and will be finished in 1931, thereby

adding a further 180 million gallons to Kowloon’s storage. This dam will

have a maximum height of over 100 feet.

In 1926 the Aberdeen Valley was investigated as a further source of supply

for the Island of Hongkong and in 1929 work was commenced. The Scheme

included the construction of a dam 110 ft. in height impounding about 180

million gallons. The existing Aberdeen Paper works dam having a capacity

of about 90 million gallons was purchased by Government and was incor-

porated in the Scheme.

The ShingandMunwillValley

construction dam, oneinof 1938.

be completed the largest

It willin betheused

FarasEast, is now forunder

a storage the

enormous quantity of water which annually runs to waste from that Valley.

The approaches to the port are well lighted. The western entrance has the

following lights: —

Gap Rock Light—FI. every 3 seconds, visible 18 miles. Connected to the

port by Wireless Telegraphy.

Green Island Light—FI. W. R. every 8 seconds, visible 16 miles. Connected

to the Port by Telephone.

Central Fairway—North Buoy: FI. every 3 seconds. South Buoy: FI.

every 3 seconds.

At the eastern entrance there are: —

Waglan Island Light—'Group : FI. every 10 seconds, visible 21 miles. Con-

nected to the Port by Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless Telegraphy

Diaphone Fog Signal.

Cape D’Aguilar—Wireless Telegraphy Station.

Tathong Point Light—FI. W. R. every 5 seconds, visible 2 miles. Fog.

Bells every 30 seconds.

Cape Collinson Light—'Double FI. W. R. every 10 seconds, visible 16 miles.

Lyeemoon Pass Lights—North Side: FI. R. every 5 seconds. South Side:

FI. R. every 5 seconds.

Channel Rocks—FI. every 5 seconds.

Cust Rock Beacon—FI. every 3 seconds.

Chin Sal Chiu Point Light—FI. W. R. every 3 seconds, visible 10 miles.

The harbour of Hongkong is one of the finest and most beautiful in the

world, having an area of ten square miles, and, with its diversified scenery and

varied shipping, presents an animated and imposing spectacle. It consists-

of the sheet of water between the island and the mainland, and is enclosed

on all sides by lofty hills, formerly destitute of foliage, but now becoming

clothed, especially on the island, with young forests, the result of the affore-

station scheme of the Government. The city of Victoria is magnificently

situated, the houses, many of them large and handsome, rising, tier upon tier,

from the water’s edge to a height of over five hundred feet qn the face of the

Peak, while many buildings are visible on the very summit of the hills. Seen

from the water at night, when lights twinkle among the trees and houses, the

city, spreading along the shore for five miles, affords a sight not readily to

be forgotten.

Nor on landing are the favourable impressions of the stranger dissipated

or lessened. The city is well built, the roads and streets are for the most

 HONGKONG A 499

;part admirably made and kept, and a few of the thoroughfares delightfully

shaded with well-grown trees. The European business quarter occupies the

middle of the city, from Pottinger Street to the Naval Yard. Almost all the

lower levels, especially the Western District, are covered by a mass.of Chinese

shops and tenements, in recent years a large number of the older of these have

been pulled down and replaced by more modern buildings of ferro-concrete,

many of them well designed and fine looking edifices. The Botanic Gardens

are situated just above Government House, and are tastefully laid out in

terraces, slopes, and walks, with parterres of flowers. A handsome fountain

adorns

community the and

second

openterrace. Thereareis given

air concerts a bandstand, presented

in the gardens by the

during the summer

Parsee

months which prove a great attraction. Aviaries, orchid houses, and fer-

neries are attractive features, and seats are provided in every spot where a

view is obtainable or shade afforded by the varied foliage. A fine bronze

statue of Sir Arthur

subscription, stands Kennedy,

above the Governor of the Colony,

second terrace looking 187S-fi, erected

down on the by public

fountain.

It was unveiled in November, 1887, by Governor Sir William ©es Vceux. A

pilau erected to the memory of the Chinese who gave their lives in the great

war of 1914-1918, was unveiled on 7th May, 1928, by Sir Cecil dementi, k.c.m.g.

It stands just above the flight of steps giving entrance to the gardens from

Albert Road, and is in every way a fitting memorial. The City Hall, erected

io 1866-9 by subscription, eontains a theatre, numerous large rooms used for

balls and public meetings (in one of which, known as St. George’s Hall, is

a fine portrait of the late Queen Victoria, presented by the late Sir Thomas

Jackson, Bart., in 1900), a Library and a Museum—both of which however, have

a neglected appearance. Eastward of the City Hall is a fine open space or

lung, in the shape of the Parade Ground, south of the road, and the Cricket

Ground on the north. Here a new pavilion was erected in 1923 and extended

in 1927. The,building of the City Hall has been demolished.

The Post Office, an imposing building in which several other Government

departments are accommodated, occupies a site with frontages on the Praya,

Pedder Street and Des Vceux Road. The Court of Justice were designed by

the late Sir Aston Webb and Mr. E. Ingress Bell, consulting architects to the

Government of Great Britain. The foundation stone was laid in 1908 and the

building was completed at a cost of .|856,310 and opened in January, 1912.

Immediately opposite on the seaward side and appropriately occupying what

was long known as “the finest, site,” stands the Colony’s War Memorial—a

replica of the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London—which was unveiled by H.E.

Sir R. E. Stubbs and dedicated to “The Glorious Dead” on Empire Dayr, 1923.

The monuments,

the centre whichSquare

of Statue is of granite, standsof 35theft.Courts

to the west high. ofOccupying a site thein

Justice stands

Jubilee statue of H.M. Queen Victoria, the erection of which was postponed

until this site .became available; it was unveiled on the 28th May, 1896. The

statue represents Queen Victoria seated on her throne, and is of bronze under

a stone canopy. Close by, there was formerly a fine bronze statue of the Duke

of Connaught, presented to the Colony by Sir Paul Chater. It was unveiled

by (Sir William Gascoigne on the 5th July, 1902. This statue was removed in

February, 1907, to a site on the waterfront near Blake Pier, and H.R.'H. the

Duke of Connaught, who paid a second visit to the Colony, this time as In-

spector-General of the Square,

designated the Royal Forces, ona fine

February

bronze6th.statue

1907,ofunveiled,

the late inKing

whatEdward,

is now

presented by Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and one of H.M. King George, presented

by Mr. James Jardine Bell-Irving. A statue of H.M. Queen Alexandra, sub-

scribed for by the Community as a memorial of the Coronation of their Majesties

in 1902, and one of H.M. Queen Mary, presented by the late. Sir H. N. Mody,

were placed in the same Square in 1909. Sir Paul Chater desired to add a

statue of the Prince of Wales in commemoration of His Royal Highness’s visit

in April, 1922, but, at the Prince’s request, the money ($50,000) was invested

instead for the local branch of the British Legion and the Ex-Active Service

A5G0 HONGKONG

Men's Association. Government House occupies a commanding situation, in

picturesque grounds pleasingly laid out, a little above the European business

centre. Victoria Gaol rs a large structure, with its main entrance from

Arbuthnot Road. A branch prison was opened at Lai-chi-kok, Kowloon, in

1920. The Police Barracks and new. Central Station adjoin Victoria Gaol,

as does the Magistracy, the, reconstruction of which was practically 'completed

at the close of 1914. An additional Magistracy was opened at Kowloon in

1924.

The Lunatic Asylum consists of two small buildings. One for Europeans and

the other for Chinese, below Bonham Road in the western part of the town.

Adjacent is the Government Civil Hospital. The Alice Memorial Hospital is a

useful and philanthropic institution : affiliated with it is the Nethersole Hospital

on Bonham Road. The Royal Naval Hospital occupies a small eminence near

Bowrington, and the Military Hospital, a fine range of buildings, completed

in 1907, occupies a commanding site above Bowen Road. The Hongkong Uni-

versity, a large and handsome building erected in a commanding position at

the west end of the city, was opened in 1912. Queen’s College, a commodious

structure, which stands on a site having its chief frontage on Hollywood Road

is the home of the chief Government educational institution in the Colony.

King’s College, a fine building accommodating nearly a thousand students

was opened in 1926 in Bonham Road. The Belilios Public School for Girls,

in Gough Street, is the chief Government centre of female education. Exten-

sive new buildings for iSt. Stephen’s Girls’ College, however, have been erected

on a site between Park Road and Lyttleton Road. The foundation stone was

laid by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales during his visit to the Colony in April,

1922, and the building was opened by Lady Stubbs in January, 1924. The Tung

Wah Hospital, a Chinese institution, which has been of great utility in the

Colony, was considerably enlarged in 1903, and new plague wards were added

in 1909. A new wing, to provide accommodation for 120 patients, Was com-

pleted in 1921. A Tung Wah Eastern Hospital was opened in 1929 by Sir

C6cil dementi at the Caroline Hill Road. A well-designed Plague Hospital

for Chinese, situated at Kennedy Town, was also built at the, expense of the

Chinese community. In April 1930, Mrs. Sofithorn (wife of the then Acting,;

Governor, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern) presided at,' the laying .of the founda-

tion ston'e inof 1932.

completed the Hongkong

There is War Memorial foeHospital

accomodation about on80 Mount Jvellet,patients.

European which wasAn

up-to-date X Ray department and two excellent'operating theatres are features

of the new hospital. The Barracks for the garrison are extetisive, and the

buildings belonging to the Haval Establishment are spacious if not substantial.

The chief cantonments lie on both sides of the Queen’s Road, between the

Cricket Ground and Arsenal Strget, Wanchai. Reprhsentatihns have been

made to the Imperial authorities to relinquish this area in, order that it may

be available for the ponstantly growing needs of thh coriimercial community.

Terms for theand

Government, surrender of the property

it is tinderstood havenewbeen

that the Siteoffered

for thetqarsenal

and accepted

will bebyStonecut-

the local

ters’ Island. The town has apread to the ,East ph the new Praya, and building deve-

lopments

district in the Eastern part of the city. The original scheme, on whichthriving

are proceedihg'so rapidly there that itprPinises to become the mbst work

started in 1923, Afras to level Morrison Hill and bfiild the new reclamation from

it, the site of the former hill to have been used as playing fields. As the work

progressed, however, the plan altered somewhat. As the core of Morrison Hill

was found to be of hard rock, and sufficient earth had been obtained from it

already for the reclamation, the base of the hill was left Standing and

buildings

signed erected onlines,its the

slbpes. The roads on being the reclaimed feet area areothers

de-

already onfor modern

the reclamation, themainbasethoroughfare

of the hill was left100standing and

and build-

ings are already being erected on its slopes. The roads on the reclaimed area

are designed on modern lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet and others

60 feet in width. Godowns and over a thousand Chinese houses of ferro-con-

crete have already been built and were scarcely completed before being occupied.

 HONGKONG ASO.I

and two sites have been booked for the building of new theatres. Building ia

likely to continue on the new reclamation for another couple of years. Not

the least of the benefits conferred on the Colony by the addition of this new

territory, is that it has entailed the filling up of Bowrington creek formerly

a most insanitary and unsavoury—if picturesque feature of the east end of

. the city. There are also extensive Barracks at Kowloon, in which the Indian

regiments (and lately a European regiment) re quartered; and a magnificent

sanatorium (formerly the Mount Austin Hotel) at the Peak for the European

troops. Head-quarter House, the residence of the General in Command of

the Troops, occupies a pleasant elevation overlooking the cantonments in

Victoria. The Central Market, situated between Queen’s Itoad Central and

Des Voeux Road, was opened ip 1895, and in 1906 another fine market was

opened further west, and is known as the Western Market. The building of

the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is large, handsome and massive, and would

do credit to any large city. It occupies a fine site next to the City Hall, and

has frontages on Queen’s Road and Des Voeux Road. The exterior walls and

elegant fluted pillars are of dressed granite, and the offices on the Queen’s

Road frontage are crowned with a large dome. Opposite the Des Vceux Road

entrance to the Bank stands a bronze statue of the late Sir Thomas Jackson,

Bart., who from 1876 to 1902 was chief manager of the institution. The statue

was unveiled by Governor Sir Matthew Nathan on February 24th, 1906. At the

opposite end of the Bank garden, facing the Praya, a memorial has been

erected to the 42 members of the Bank’s staff who made the supreme sacrifice

in the Great War. It takes the form of a female figure of “Fame,” in bronze,

8 feet high, holding in her hand a wreath, while in front is a smaller statue

of a soldier with kit and rifle. The Memorial was unveiled by H.E. the

Governor (Sir R. E. Stubbs) on May 24th, 1923. An, extensive reclamation

along the city water frontage from West Point to Murray Road, initiated by

Sir C. P. Chater, c.m.g., was completed in 1903, the total area reclaimed from

the sea being approximately 65 acres. Cf this area 33.73 acres constitute

building land, the remainder being occupied by roads and open spaces. The

total cost, including reconstruction of Government piers, was $3,302,325. The

various sections as they were ready were rapidly built upon and some of the

finest buildings in the Colony have been erected on the reclaimed land. On the

eastern section a handsome building for the Hongkong, Club was finished in

1897, and was occupied in July of that year. The Pier at the foot of Pedder

(Street was opened

of Governor on theBlake.

Sir Henry 29th December,

A hundred1900,yards

and named BlakeisPier

to the East in honour

Queen’s Pier,

a handsome structure now used on all official occasions. Further west is the

Harbour Master’s Office, a commodious building completed in 1906.

The chief religious buildings are:—St. John’s Cathedral (Anglican), which

was erected in the year 1842, occupies a commanding site above the Parade

Ground, and is a Gothic church of considerable size but with few pretensions

to architecture. It has a square tower, with pinnacles, over the western porch,

and possesses a peal of bells. A new chancel was built in 1869-70, the founda-

tion stone of which was laid by the late (Duke of Edinburgh on the 16th

November, 1669. A handsome stained glass window in the east end, over

the altar, to the memory of the late Mr. Douglas (Lapraik, another in the

north transept erected in 1892 to the memory of the late (Dr. F. Stewart,

formerly Colonial Secretary, one in the south transept to the memory of those

who

of theperished in the

Hospital wreckwhoof the

Sisters diedP.in& 1898

O. str.while

Bokhara, another ofto the

in execution theirmemory

duty

during an outbreak of plague, and the stained clerestory windows of the

chancel, presented by Lady Jackson in 1900, and one to the memory of Bishop

Hoare, who lost his life in the typhoon of 1906, are the chief adornments of

the interior. The choir stalls, pulpit and Bishop’s throne are fine sample's

of Chinese carving in teakwood. It also possesses a fine three-manual organ.

A Church Hall adjacent to the Cathedral was opened on January 31st., 1921,

and on the previous day a Memorial, in the form of a granite cross, to those

who fell in the Great War was unveiled in the compound by the H.E. The

 A502 HONGKONG

Governor. St. Stephen’s Church, for Chinese, was built, in 1892. It is a

neat building in red brick with white facings, with a tower and spire about

80 feet high, standing on the Pokfolum Road side of the Church Mission com-

pound. Union Church, a rather pleasing edifice in the Italian style of archi-

tecture, with a spire, and containing accommodation for about 500 persons,

formerly stood in Staunton street, but was rebuilt in 1890, on the plan of the

old building, on a new site above the Kennedy Road. This church possesses

an organ, and the three rose windows are filled with stained glass. A second

Union Church was opened in Kowloon in 1931. A Wesleyan chapel stands at

the junction of Queen’s Road and Kennedy Road; this was enlarged in 1904.

A Wesleyan Sailors Home stands on Praya East next to (Sailors’ and Soldiers’

Home, it is a fine, well planned building and was opened on 30th January,

1929, by Sir Cecil dementi. The Roman Catholic Cathedral situated in

Glenealy, near the Botanic Gardens, is a large structure in the Gothic style;

it was opened for worship in 1888. A campanile tower with a small spire

surmounting it was completed in 1904 to receive a new peal of five bells. St.

Joseph’s Church, in Garden Road, is a neat edifice erected in 1876 on the site

of one destroyed by the great typhoon of 1874; St. Anthony’s Church on the

Bonham Road, near West Point, is an ugly structure, erected in 1892 by the

munificence of a late Portuguese resident; St. Francis’ Church, at Wanchai,

and the Church of the Sacred Heart, at West Point, are small and unattrac-

tive structures. St. Margaret’s Church, Happy Valley was erected a few

years ago in order to meet the growing needs of the Catholic Community. It

is a fine handsome building. A new Chinese Church, Church of Christ in

China, was opened at the junction of Bonham Road and Caine Road in 1926.

The Jewish Synagogue was erected in 1901, and is situated on the northern

side of Robinson Road. It is a plain but roomy edifice with two squat towers

surmounted by spirets. The entire cost of the Church was borne by Mr.

(afterwards Sir) Jacob Sassoon. There are two Mahomedan Mosques, one in

Shelley Street and the other at Kowloon, the latter being for the accommoda-

tion of the men of the Indian Mahomedan regiments quartered on the penin-

sula. A Sikh temple was, in 1902, erected near the Wanohai Road approach

to the Happy Valley. There are also several Protestant mission chapels. A

Christian Science Church was built on Macdonnell Road in 1911. St. Joseph’s

College, a school for boys managed by the Christian Brothers (Roman Catho-

lic), occupies a large and handsome building on a prominent site below Mac-

donnel Road'. La Salle College, the biggest educational institution in the Colony

was built in 1932. The Italian 'Convent, in Caine Road, educates a large number

of girls, and brings up many orphans gratuitously. Other denominations

likewise support charitable establishments, conspicuous among which are the

Diocesan Home and Orphanage, the Baxter Vernacular School, the Victoria

Female Home and Orphanage, &c. St. Paul’s College, situated between Ped-

der’s Hill and Glenealy Ravine, was erected in 1850, and was originally found-

ed for the purpose of giving a theological training to young Chinese and

others intended for the ministry of the Anglican Church, but is now an

ordinary school. A small chapel is attached.

teriesTheoccupy

Protestant,.

sites inRoman Catholic,

Wong-nei ChungParsee,

ValleyJewish,

and areandkept

Mahomedan Ceme-

in good order.

The Protestant Cemetery is almost a rival to the Public Gardens, being char-

mingly situated and admirably laid out with fountains, flower beds, and

ornamental shrubs. The principal Chinese cemetery is on the slopes of Mount

Davis, near the Pokfolum Road, and is injudiciously crowded and dismally!

bare, but it is a Confucian maxim that “places of burial should not be made

to resemble pleasure-gardens.”

The Hongkong Tramways, Limited, operate electric tramway services in

the. City of Victoria, the total route length being 10J miles and extends along

practically the whole length of the Northern Waterfront of Hongkong, i.e.,

from Kennedy Town to the village of Shaukiwan as well as Happy Valley.

 HONGKONG A503

The first car ran through the City in 1904 amidst great excitement among

the Chinese. The fares are at the flat rate of 10 cents first class and 5 cents

second class.

There are also bus services both in the Colony and on the mainland, the former

run by the South China Motor Bus Co. and the latter by the Kowloon Motor Bus

Co. In the Colony the faresections

is 10 centsthebutjourney.

in Kowloon, theit isfirst

somewhat different, it

Ferry tobased

being on different

Yaumati—the fare for firstofclass is 10 cents For

and 5 cents forsection—from

third class. Star

For

the

on. subsequent

A motor bus section the tofaresRepulse

service for bothBayclasses are increasedbybythe5 cents,

is maintained Hong and

Kongso

Hotel.

A cable tramway has since 1888 given access to the Peak and is worked

with great success, both financially and otherwise. The City terminus of this

interesting little line is at St. John’s Place.

Institutions

There are numerous Clubs in the Colony. The principal are the Hongkong

Club on the Praya, the Club Lusitano in Ice House Street, the Sport Club

and the China Fleet Club on the Praya. The Hongkong Club is a handsome

building replete with every modern comfort; a large annexe was

completed in 1902. The Peak Club is domiciled in a pretty building at

Plunkett Gap, and possesses tennis and croquet lawns on land adjoining.

There are also the Hong Kong Jockey Club, United Services Recreation Club

(Kowloon),

Cricket the Club Deutsche

de Recreio,Club,

the Craigengower Cricket theClub,Indian

the Civil Service

Club, theClub,

Ladiesthe Recreation the South

Club, the FilipinoChina

Club,Athletic Recreation

Association, the

Chinese! Athletic Association, the Chinese Recreation Club, the Victoria Recrea-

tion Club, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Hong Kong Polo Club.

The Royal Hongkong Golf Club has four courses, Happy Valley and Deep

Water Bay (9 holes each) and Fanling (two 18 holes courses, the “new” and

the

1928 “old”). ThereClubarehoused

the Sports also Hockey

in King’sClubs, a ChesswasClub,

Building andbya Yacht Club.Officer

In

Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. (now opened

Sir) William H. E.J. the

Southorn.

The main object of this Club was that residents of all nationalities could meet!

socially. It has proved to be a great success. The Ladies’ Recreation Club

have several prettily 1 aid-out tennis courts and a pavilion in their grounds on

the Peak Road.

The Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce have rooms in the Char-

tered Bank Building. The Committee form its executive, and the Chamber

is frequently asked by the Government for its opinion on questions affecting

commerce. There is a branch of the China Association, with its separate

Committee. A Chinese Chamber of Commerce was established in 1920 and

has since been of great service, not only to the Chinese merchants of Hong-

kong but to Chinese merchants overseas. The Freemasons’ Hall, erected in

1865, is situated in Zetland Street, and, by an arrangement concluded in 1922

at the suggestion of the parent Lodge, has now become the joint property of

all the Lodges in the Colony. The Institution of Marine Engineers watches

over the interests of that profession. The Hongkong Benevolent Society does

good work among those who are occasionally cast destitute on the Colony.

The Helena May Institute for Women, named after Lady May, situated in

Garden Road, was opened on September 12th, 1916, and extended in 1022. In

January, 1930, a branch was opened in Kowloon by Lady dementi. Among

other institutions are the St. Andrew’s Society, primarily established to ensure

the fitting celebration of the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint; the St.

George’s Society, started in 1927; St. David’s Society, St. Patrick’s Society,

the Kowloon Residents’ Association, the English Association, the Mid-Levels

Residents Association and the Peak Residents’ Association.

 A 504 HONGKONG

Under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club pony racing is con-

ducted in the Colony. The annual meeting which lasts five days is generally

arranged to take place about a fortnight after Chinese New Year. After the

annual meeting a number of “extra” meetings are held, there being about

twenty race days in the year not including the annual meeting. Steeple-

chasing was introduced into the Colony a few years ago and the meetings of

the Fanling Hunt Club are now very popular. One meeting a month is held

except during July and August when it is too hot for racing.

Athletic sports are held every year by the residents, schools, and the garrison

and great interest is shown by the public. Football is far and away the most

popular form of sport as it has in recent years got a grip on the Chinese

public. In summer swimming sports are held at regular intervals at the Vic-

toria Recreation Club and at a number of Chinese swimming clubs at North

Point. Water Polo is fast becoming the most popular form of summer sport.

There is a Philharmonic Society (resuscitated in 1922) and also an Amateur

"Dramatic Club, the members of which give occasional performances in the

Theatre Royal during the season. Several large and well equipped cinema

theatres showing talking pictures and three large Chinese Theatres, where the

Chinese drama is almost constantly on view, are always well attended.

There are four daily papers published in English: the Hongkong Daily

Press and the South China Morning Pos#, which appear in the morning; the

China Mail and the Hongkong Telegraph, issued in the evening. There are

three weekly papers—the Hongkong Weekly Press and China Overland

Trade Report, the Overland China Mail, and' the Sunday Herald.

The Directory and Chronicle for China, Japan, Malaya, &c., has

been issued annually since 1863 from the Daily Press Office. The native Press

consists of about a dozen papers. The Government Gazette is published once

a week.

There are several good hotels in Victoria, the leading ones in the city being

the Hong Kong Hotel and The Gloucester, a fine modern building opened in

1932. On the other side of the island a hotel at Repulse Ray was

-opened on New Year’s Day, 1920, by the Governor, H. E. Sir Reginald Stubbs,

in Kowloon there are the Station Hotel, the Palace Hotel, and

the Kowloon Hotel, while erection on Salisbury Road, by the Hong-

kong - Shanghai Hotels Co., Ltd., of a hotel on the most up to-

date lines and containing extensive accommodation, called the Peninsula

Hotel, gives Hongkong the honour of having the largest hotel in the Orient.

The Peninsula

Southorn, Hoteltimewastheopened

at that actingingovernor.

December, 1928, by the Hon. Mr. W. T.

Industries

The Colony possesses a large sugar refinery, shipbuilding yards (described

below), a cement works, a rope works, many Chinese knitting factories, a soap

and perfumery factory, glass blowing establishments, cigar and cigarette fac-

tories of modern

lion, soy, basketstype,

and native

rattan factories for the preparation

ware, numerous native boat forbuilding

export yards

of Vermil-

and

granite quarries, etc. A Dairy Farm Company, under European supervision,

also controls an extensive ice factory. The Colonial Government* owns the

British section of a single line railway to Canton.

The works of the Hongkong and China Gas Company are situated at West

Point and at Yaumati, and those of the Hongkong Electric Company at North

Point. A new power-station for the Electric Company was built on a site

reclaimed from the sea for this purpose. The city is illuminated by electric

light, which was introduced at the end of 1890. Electricity is supplied in

Kowloon by the China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

 HONGKONG A505

Docks and Shipbuilding Yards

Excellent dock accommodation and shipbuilding facilities exist in the

•Colony. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., a British Company, in-

corporated under the Hongkong Companies Ordinance 1865, on the 11th Octo-

ber, 1866, has three extensive establishments. The principal establishment and

Head Office is situated at .'Kowloon Docks, Hung Horn, one known as Cosmopo-

litan Dock at Tai Kok Tsui, and two Dry Docks at Aberdeen, on the south

side of Hongkong Island. The establishments of this Company are fitted with

all the best and latest appliances for engineering and shipbuilding work. No.

1 Dock at Kowloon can accommodate the largest vessel in H.A1. Navy on the

China Station, and also the largest merchant vessel calling at Hongkong.

The Docks and Slips are of the following dimensions: —

Kowloon Docks, Hung Hom—

No. 1 {Admiralty) Dock—700 feet in length, 85 feet in breadth at

entrance at top and 88 feet at bottom, and 30 feet depth of water over

sill at ordinary spring tides.

No. 2 Dock—Length on keel blocks, 371 feet; breadth at entrance,

74 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides,: 14 feet.

Patent Slips, No. 1—Length on keel blocks '240 feet ; breadth at

entrance 60 feet; depth on the blocks 14 feet.

No. 2—Length on keel blocks 230 feet; breadth at entrance 60 feet;

depth of water on the blocks at ordinary spring tides, 12 feet.

Tai Kok Tsui

Cosmopolitan Dock—Length on keel blocks, 466 feet; breadth at en-

trance 85 feet 6 inches; depth of water oyer sill at ordinary spring tides,

20 feet.

Aberdeen

Hope Dock—Length on keel blocks, 430 feet; breadth at entrance, 84

feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary'spring tides, 23 feet.

Lamont Dock—Length on keel blocks, S33 feet; breadth at entrance,

64 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 16 feet.

The Sheers at Hung Hom are capable of lifting 100 tons and the depth

of water alongside is 24 ft. 6 ins. at low tide. There are nine building berths

at Hung Horn ranging from 450 ft. to 900 ft. and the Dock is’capable of build-

ing vessels up to 700 ft. in length.

Taikoo :—In 1908 docks constructed by the Taikoo Dockyard and En-

gineering Co., Ltd., at Quarry Bay, just inside Lyeemun Pass, were completed.

The dock has been built to British Admiralty requirements, and has been

designed to permit of further increasing its length should it become necessary

at some future time to do so. The dimensions of the dock are: 787 feet ex-

treme length; 750 feet on the blocks; 120 feet wide at coping; 77 feet 6 inches

wide at bottom; 88 feet width of entrance at top; 82 feet width of entrance

at bottom; 34 feet 6 inches depth over centre of sill at high spring tides; 31

feet depth over sides of sill at H.W.O.S.T. A feature of the dock is the

caisson, of the box-sliding type, weighing 400 tons and electrically controlled.

There are three slipways: —

No. 1 Slipway is 1,030 feet long and 80 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 335 feet long having a displacement of 3,000 tons.

No. 2 Slipway is 1,053^ feet long and 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 370 feet long having a displacement of 4,000 .tons.

No. 3 Slipway is 993^ feet long by 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 300 feet long having a displacement of 2,000 tons.

The building yard is 500 feet long, and 500 feet wide, and has been

equipped with a view to the construction of passenger and cargo vessels, turbine

Asofi HONGKONG

The engine shops, are most extensive and complete, capable of undertaking

tihe building of all classes of steam engines, including geared turbines. The

establishment throughout has been fitted with the latest time-saving appliances

procurable. The electric crane situated on the sea-wall lifts 100 tons at a

radius of 70 feet, and waggon and crane roads run the full length from end

to end.

Whakves and Godowns

Cargo is handled both in midstream and at wharves. In the former case

transit by means of lighter or native junk is the rule. Steamers surrounded

five deep on either side by native craft are consequently a normal feature of

Hongkong Harbour.

The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, owns

a water frontage 2,000 feet in length at Kowloon, the total area of its pro-

perty being 1,201,350 square feet. It has nine berths capable of berthing

steamers 650 feet in length with a draught of 32 feet at lowest spring tides.

A new wharf, 800 feet in length, and 60 feet in breadth, is in course of con-

struction. Light railway lines facilitate the transfer of cargo to or from

transit godowns or from steamer to steamer at the wharves. A railway siding

connects the premises with the Kowloon^Canton Kailway. The Company

maintains a fleet of eleven steam and motor tugs and launches and 114 lighters

of from 50 to 200 tons capacity; its godowns (including separate buildings

for extra hazardous, hazardous and non-hazardous goods and bonded ware-

house for storage of dutiable goods) have a total capacity of about 300,000-

measurement tons. An open space (343,343 sq. ft.) is also provided for storage

of timber and other cargoes not requiring cover. The newer godowns are

equipped with electric conveyors and electric cranes. Sixteen cargo cranes

are operated on shore and five afloat, with a lifting capacity up to 25 tons.

There is additional accommodation at West Point, the principal Chinese

business quarter. A large staff of Swatow coolies, trained to handle cargo,

is employed and housed by the Company, which also maintains an effective

force of detectives and watchmen to prevent robberies and pilferage.

Holt’s Wharf has a frontage of 1,600 ft. and an area of 108,000 sq. ft.

The storage accommodation comprises five, four and two-storey warehouses

with a capacity of '25,000 measurement tons. A large fleet of tugs and lighters

is also maintained. Both these wharves are connected by special siding with

the railway.

With cargo delivered from transit godown, the system is for consignees-

to obtain Agents’ countersignature to their Bills of Lading, after which the

Bills of Lading are stamped off for delivery at the Godown Office, and con-

signees go to the godowns where their cargo is delivered to them, seven days'

free storage (not counting date of arrival) being allowed, after which overtime

is charged. Only a portion of a steamer’s cargo is taken direct by consignees

from transit godowns, the balance usually being transferred to storage godowns-

under instructions from the consignees, the greater part of the merchandise

being held under lien to the various banks. Warrants are issued for such

cargo and the merchants issue Delivery Orders as and when required.

The Peak District

A well-made but steeply-graded mountain road leads up from the centre-

of the city to the summit of Victoria Peak, with numerous other paths branch-

ing off from it at Victoria Gap along the adjoining hills. A tramway, on the

wire rope system, runs to the Victoria Gap, the lower terminus being close

to St. John’s Cathedral. It was opened to traffic on the 30th May, 1888.

The Victoria (Jubilee) Hospital occupying a breezy site on Barker Road, was

opened by Sir AHenry

subscription. Blaktwas

new block bri November

added to it7th, 1903, partly

in 1923. as the hospital,

Yet another result of named

public

“The Matilda Hospital,” is situated at the southern corner of Mount Kellett. Ifc

 HONGKONG A507

was built at a cost of about $350,000 and opened in 1906. The expense of erectoin

and maintenance are borne by the estate of the late Mr. Granville Sharp, who

devoted the bulk of his fortune to provide such an institution for the benefit

of persons needing it who are of European or American birth. Another

hospital, the War Memorial ISiursing Home, was opened in 1932 on Mount

Kellett Road.

The road from Victoria Gap westward leads to Victoria Peak, which >*

1,823 feet above the sea and rises almost abruptly behind the centre of the

•city of Victoria. Not far from the summit of the Peak, on a most commanding

site, stands Mountain Lodge, the summer residence of H.E. the Governor, which

was erected in 1901. Another road northward from Victoria Gap and known as

Lugard Road was completed in 1920, and, with Harlech Road, encircles Victoria

Peak. From there a road leads down to the West of the City. Another road

in a directly opposite direction leads from Victoria Gap to Magazine Gap,

where a second hill village of foreign residences has been formed on the southern

side of the hills at an area of about 900 feet above the sea. There is also a road

from Victoria Gap down to Pokfulum and Aberdeen

A second road to the Peak district was completed in 1922. Starting from

Morrison Hill Road, it runs from Happy Valley and traverses the face of the

hills to Wanchai Gap and Magazine Gap to the south of the cemetery. From

Wanchai Gap, also, it has been continued, along the southern face of the

hills, to the Peak. It has an easy gradient and was constructed for motor

traffic. A branch of it runs in an opposite direction to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap

and along the South side of the hills until it joins the motor road which en-

circles the island. Houses are springing up rapidly along the road, and

adjacent to it.

Magazine Gap is also approached from the lower levels by an excellent

and well-graded road, commencing on the Bowen Road, which is now a motor

road as far as May road.

The Rural Districts

There are several villages on the island, the largest of which is Shau-ki

Wan, situate in a bay in the Ly-ee-mun Pass, a centre for Chinese fishing

craft. Aberdeen, known to the Chinese as iShek-pai-wan, on the south of the

island, possesses a well sheltered little harbour, also much frequented by fishing

craft. Two large docks of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company are

situated there. Pokfolum, on the road to Aberdeen, about four miles from

Victoria, is also a residential district and many residences have been erected

in pleasant and picturesque situations, commanding fine sea views and cool

breezes, but for some years after the development of the Peak district Pok-

fulum remained comparatively neglected, when the difficulty of finding addi-

tional sites on the higher levels again brought it into notice. The sanitorium

of the French Missions is located at Pokfulum, and is a fine building with

an elegant chapel attached. The Dairy Farm is also situated there. Some

distance beyond Aberdeen are two excellent bathing beaches known as Deep

Water Bay (where there is a 9-hole golf-course and club-house) and Repulse

Bay (where a popular hotel has been erected by the Hongkong-Shanghai Hotels

Co., Ltd.). Wong-Nei-Cheong is located at the head of the valley of that

name. A motor-road has been constructed from the Morrison Hill district

via Wanchai Gap to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap and to the Peak, and a tramway

was considered for the purpose of rendering building sites in the Mt. Cameron

district accessible to residents. Stanley, situated in a small bay on the south-

east of the island, was once the site of a military station, but the barrack

buildings have been pulled down, and the village is now stationary. A modern

school named St. Stephen’s College has been erected nearby. A cemetery on

the point contains numerous graves of British officers and soldiers. There is

.an excellent motor road round the Island by way of Pokfolum, Aberdeen,

■Stanley, Tytam and Shaukiwan. This was commended as a memorial of the

A 508 HONGKONG

Jubilee of Queen Victoria and completed at the end of 1919. Saiwan is a

small village picturesquely situated in Saiwan Bay, just outside the Ly-ee-

mun Pass, and is muoh frequented by picnic parties. In the belief that it

was a healthy locality, small barracks were erected there early in the forties,

hut the experiment proved most disastrous, for in five weeks out of a detach-

ment of 30 English soldiers five died and three more were removed in a dan-

gerous condition. The buildings were therefore soon abandoned. Shek O is

a small but prettily-located village occupying a small valley shut in from

the water on the eastern coast, not far from Cape D’Aguilar. This district is

being developed as a European summer resort and a Country Club has been

established. Near here a wireless station has been erected.

Kowloon and other Dependencies

Across the harbour is the dependency of British Kowloon, which is deve-

loping very rapidly along lines laid down by the Town Planning Committee.

Some four square miles of the peninsula were first granted in perpetual lease

by the Kwangtung Government to Sir Harry (then Mr.) Parkes, but were

definitely ceded to Great Britain in 1860 by Article VI. of the Peking Con-

vention. Yau-ma-ti, the principal village, has greatly increased in population,

and has become an important town. There is a considerable Chinese junk

trade to this district and amongst other industries is a- preserved ginger fac-

tory. Gas Works were erected there in 1892, and the settled portion of the

peninsula is lighted with gas; electricity is also now largely used, the gen-

erating station being at Ilunghom. Three regiments of Indian infantry are

usually stationed at Tsim-tsa Tsui, where barracks and officers’ quarters are

located and a Mahommedah mosque has been erected. At Tsim-tsa Tsui, too,

a large number of European houses and flats have been erected, and this

portion of the peninsula, which faces Victoria, has gradually developed into

a populous residential settlement. It is approached by Nathan Road, a fine

wide thoroughfare running at right angles to the water-frdnt. A fine bund,

with a massive granite wall, has been constructed here, and an extensive range

of godowns built and several fine wharves made for discharging cargo and

coaling. Here, also, is situated the handsome terminal station of the Canton-

Kowl^on Railway. During 1905 and 1906 extensive reclamation works were

carried out extending eastward from the godown company’s property to

Hunghom. Messrs. Butterfield & Swire have erected extensive godown ac-

commodation on the reclamation. The same period will also be remembered

by the building of two churches at Kowloon—St. Andrew’s, in Nathan Road,

being the gift of the Hon. Sir Paul Chatcr, c.m.g., and the Roman Catholic

Church in Chatham Road, the gift of Dr. S. A. Gomes. Sir Paul Chater also

donated

branch ofthethefunds

UnionforChurch,

erectingHong

a third

Kong.place of are

There worship

severalon hotels,

the Peninsula—a

the largest

and newest being the PeninSulg. The' Central British School was erected in

1901 on Nathan Road at the expense of Mr. (now Sir) Robert Ho Tung. The

Navy maintains a 'SmaH navhl yard, subsidiary to the principal establishment

on the Hongkong side. The Royal Observatory is situated on Mount Elgin;

and a large and handsome Police Station for the Water Police occupies an

eminence just above the Praya. A fine building for a European Y.M.C.A.

was opened in November, 1925. A steam ferry plies regularly between Tsim-

tsa Tsui and Victoria; ferry boats also run between Victoria and iSham Shui

Po, Mongkok,

Hongkong and Yau-ma-ti

Whampoa and DockHunghom, where the The

Co. are situated. principal docks ofDock

Cosmopolitan the

and works, also belonging to the same Company, are situated at Sham Shui

Po. At Hok-iin are also situated the extensive works of the Green Island

Cement Co., Ltd., and the patent slip and shipbuilding yard of Messrs. W.

S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. At Kowloon Tong a very extensive area has been

levelled and a charming garden city has sprung up.

In 1898 an agreement was entered into whereby China ceded to Great Bri-

tain for ninety-nine years the territory behind Kowloon Peninsula up to a lino

 HONGKONG A5b9

drawn from Mirs Bay td Deep Water Bay and the adjacent islands, including

Lantao, the extent of the New Territory being about 376 square miles, namely,

286 square miles on the mainland and 90 square miles on the islands. The

ceremony of formally taking over the territory was fixed for the 17th April.

1899, \Vhen the British flag Vais tq havet been hoisted at Taipohu, and the day

was declared a general holiday. Attacks, however, having been made 6n the

parties" brigaged oh1 fhe prelimiriary arrangements, the mat-sheds erected for

the accommodation of the" police': having been burnt, and other evidences of

organised opposition having been given, it was deemed advisable to assume

full jurisdiction on the 16th April, on which date the flag was hoisted by the

Hon. Mr. (afterwards Sir) J,. H, Stewart Lockhart, O.M.G., Colonial Secretary.

Military operations were found necessary to overcome the opposition, and on

the 18th April the rebels were completely routed in an action fought at Sheung

Tsun, their force numbering some 2,600 men. On the British side there were

no fatalities and only one or two' slight casualties; a number of Chinese were

killed* and tvOuhded, but the e^act figures were not ascertained, those who fell

being carried away by their fribnds. In the Convention it was provided that

Kowloon City was to remain' Chinese; but, owing to the difficulties in admini-

stration and in respect of the disturbance's which occurred on the taking over

of the leased area, the Home Government determined to take oyer this area

and orders were, issued to; the military authorities to seize Kowloon walled

city and, Shamchun. This was dpne on the 16th May, 1899, no opposition being

encountered at either place. The Hongkong Volunteer Corps took part in the

expedition to Kowloon City. Shamchun, the other place seized, is an important

town on the river of the same name just beyond the boundary originally agreed

upon. It was, however, restored to the Chinese authorities in November, 1899.

The New Territory under British jurisdiction is being rapidly developed by

the construction of roads; one of these," running from Kowloon to Castle Peak,

affording magnificent sea-scapes to the-'motorist, who can return by way of

Kan Ling and Tatpo, the fotal disfSaJnce'beitig about sixty miles. Police Stations

have been established, and a systemfrroji administration by means of village

communities organised. The headquarters of the administration are at Tai-

pohu. The railway from KoWloom'to' CaritOn, which passes through the New

Territory to Shamchun, has already done much to develop it. The Hongkong

Golf Club acquired an area of- 55:M a'Cres in the galley stretching AVbSt from

Fanlirig’ and have cofiverlied it ihtp' a Gbif Course of 18' holes, with two relief

Courses of 9 holes, each, which are now. being extended, the whole promising'

to be the best in the, East., Tte geig^bpunhoocl and Taipo are. coming into

favour with Europeans, for .resipL.erital purposes by reason of the picturesque

scenery. The principal islands apd their populations are as follows:—Lantao,

5,844; . Cheung Chau, 5,035; Lamma, 1,256.' These figures do not include the

floating population. The islandi to. the west of Hongkong contain 1,925-; those

to the east 1,169. The Chinese-population" of the*New Territories is 95,503.

Of the islands and islets in the waters of the Colony (exclusive of the.above

acquisitions) the most important is Stonecutter’s Island, formerly known as

Wong Chune-chow, opposite to and about ‘ three-quarters of a mile from the

north-west extremity of the Kowloon peninsula. The island is an irregular

ridge about a mile in length, and a little over a quarter of a mile broad; the

principal eminences are occupied by batteries and no one is allowed to land

without a permit. The Quarantine Station also is located here. After the

great typhoon of September, 1874, two or three thousand bodies of the victims

found afloat were interred on Stonecutter’s Island. Kellet’s Island is a small

rock near East Point,, on which formerly stood a fort, now replaced by a small

magazine. Green Island, at the western entrance of the harbour, has been

A510 HONGKONG

planted with trees and now justifies its name all the year round. A lighthouse

has been placed on its south-western extremity. One Tree Island is a tiny rock

near the entrance to Aberdeen. Aplichau, a considerable island opposite

Aberdeen, of which harbour it forms part, has a populous fishing village on

its northern shore facing Aberdeen. Lantao and Lamma Islands were brought

under British jurisdiction by the Kowloon Convention of 1898. The former

has a considerably larger area than Hongkong, but both this island and Gamma

are very sparsely populated by agriculturists and fishermen. Cheung Chau

is becoming popular as a summer resort for Europeans, numerous bungalows

having been erected in the European reservation by missionaries and others.

Population and Defences

A census taken in April, 1931, showed the total population of the Colony

to be 852,932, as compared with 625,166 ten years ago. Kowloon, which had a

population of 74,698 in 1921 doubled its figures, while the Island inhabitants

have increased in numbers from 347,000 to 424,000, an increase of about 77,000.

The whole population may be summed up as follows:—City of Victoria, 424,55&

(as compared with 347,401 in 1921); Kowloon, 262,899 (as compared with

123,488); New Territories, 95,503 (as compared with 83,163); and the floating

population, 69,008 (as compared with 71,154).

The Garrison consists of British and Indian troops. There is also a local

Volunteer Defence Corps. The approaches to the harbour are strongly forti-

fied, the batteries consisting of well-constructed earthworks. The western

entrance is protected by guns on Mount Davis, Stonecutters Island and Belcher

Point. The Lyee-Mim Pass is defended by forts on the Hongkong side and

another on Devil's Peak on the mainland.

The Naval Yard consists of a large dock, an extensive range of workshops

and offices east of the Artillery Barracks, and the Naval Authorities have an-

other large establishm nt on the Kowloon side near to Yaumati.

Climate

As intimated in earlier paragraphs, Hongkong formerly possessed a most

unenviable notoriety for unhealthiness, and in years past the troops garrisoned

here suffered grievously from malarial fevers. At the present time, however,

the Colony is one of the healthiest spots in the world in the same latitude.

The influence of the young pine forests created by the Afforestation Department

and the draining

checking malaria, ofandnullahs on the latterly

the attention slopes have no doubt

bestowed been beneficial

on sanitation has notin

been without its due effect. The number of deaths from malaria during the

past six years were: 1921, 332; 1922, 454; 1923, 674; 1924, 707; 1925, 702; 1926,

587. The last number represents 0.89 per thousand of population. The general

death-rate per 1,000 in 1926 was 15.9 (19.0' in 1925). Among the Chinese com-

munity the death-rate was 16.01 per 1,000, compared with 19.12 in 1925.

Amongst the non-Chinese civilian community the death-rate per 1,000 was 10.9

as against 14.6 in 1925.

Four successive years of comparative drought, 1898-1901, led to the assump-

tion that the rainfall of Hongkong was decreasing. But such is not the case;

the mean annual rainfall for the period 1902-11 was 84.21 inches against 68.29

inches for the period 1895-1901. Until 1918 the rainfall was never so heavy

as in the period 1888-1894, when the mean annual fall was 101.08 inches.

Tr\de in 1937

An interm report issued by the Statistical Office of the Imports and Ex-

ports Department on the trade of the Colony for November, 1937, states that

 HONGKONG Ann

imports of meixiliftncliso amounted to a total of $59. 7 millions (£3.7 millions),

as compared with |45.7 millions (£2.8 millions) in November, 1936 : a dollar

increase of 30.6 per cent, and a sterling increase of 32.1 per cent.: whilst ex-

ports totalled $45.2 millions (£2.8 millions) as compared with $38.4 millions

(£2.4 millions) : a dollar increase of 17.7 per cent, and a sterling increase of

16.7 per cent.

Total ihiports* during the first “eleven mohths 'of the year 1937 amounted

to $568.5 millions (£35.1 millions), as compared with $407.7 millions (£25.8-

millions) in the corresponding period of 1936; whilst exports amounted to

$421.5 millions (£26.0 millions) as compared with $316.1 millions (£20.0

millions,).

In terms of local currency imports increased by 39.4 per cent, in the first

eleven months of 1937, as compared" with the corresponding period of 1936, and

exports increased by 33.3 per cent.; whilst sterling value showed increases of

36.0 per cent, in the case of imports, arid 30.0 per cent, in the case of exports.

The following table shows' edmparative figures of imports and exports of

Merchandise and Treasure during the months of November, 1937 and Novem-

ber, 1936: —

Imports

November November

1937 1936

Merchandise $59,675,204 $45,663,144

Treasure 1,150,755 2,297,280

Total $60,825,959 $47,960,424

Exports

November November

1937 1938

Merchandise

Treasure .. ... $45,224j324

62,599,746 $38,385,557

3,745,425

Total $107,824,070 $42,130,982

 HONG KONG IMPORT CUSTOMS TARIFF.

Intoxicating Liquor Duties.

PART I

European Type Liquor. . per gallon

On all liqueurs, and on all champagnes and other sparkling wines $10.00

On all brandy consigned from and grown or produced in the British

Empire 1 3.00

On all other brandy and on gin, rum whisky & other spirituous liquors. 6.00

On all port, sherry and madeira 4.00

On all other still wines 3.00

On cider and perry 0.60

On beer

not (as defined1055

exceeding in thedegrees

Ordinance but exclusive

original gravity, ofthatcideris toandsay,perry)

the

specific gravity pf the warts before fermentation 0.60

with

which the

the addition

original of $0.01ofperthe gallop

gravity worts for such

for everybeer,degreeif brew-by

edby the

or made

“Rates”in the Colony,saccharometer.

standard exceeds 1055 degrees as measured

On allandothbF'

perry) beerimported

(as defined

in in the Ordinance

aconceptrated form,butorexclusive

as ale basis, of cideror 0.60

malt and hops concentrate

with the addition of $0.01 per gallon for every degree by

bywhich

the the original

“Bates” gravitysaccharoineter.

standard exceeds 1045 degrees as measured

On allfor intoxicating

everydutydegree liquors

above such strength, ofin 18addition

above strength degreestounder proof,

the appro-

priate. as above 0.07

PART II

Chi/nese Type Liquor.

On all Chinese type spirits containing not more than 24 per cent.

of alcohol by weight 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

PART III

Japanese Type Liquor.

On all sake containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

PART IV

Other Liquors.

On all spirituous liquors other than intoxicating liquors, but including spirits of

wine or arrack, containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight $1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight 0.05

Provided

discretion, to that

assess it

the shall

duty be

on lawful

any for the Superintendent

intoxicating liquor not of Imports

specifically and Exports,

mentioned in in his

Parts

I,intendent

II, and shall

III above

deem at such rate

to approximate as is provided

most in such

nearly to such parts for the

intoxicating liquor which the Super-

liquor; andtheprovided

also

any that it shallliquors

spirituous be lawful for thein said

imported Superintendent,

a consignment of less inthanhistwodiscretion,

gallons toat assess

one time atduty$5.00

on

per gallon.

NOTE:—“Spirituous Liquors” means liquors containing more than

two per cent, of proof spirit, but shall not include dena-

tured spirits.

 HONGKONG A51»

Imported Tobacco

A.—On unmanufactured tobacco :

(1) If unstripped: per lb.

(a) weight

containing thereof:10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. OtherIf of EmpiretobaccoOrigin G370 cents

centa

(b) containing

weight thereof: less than 10 pounds of mohtiue per 100 pounds

II.I. Other

If of Empire to uaccoOrigin 7280 cents

cents

(2; If stripped:

(a) weight

containing thereof: 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

I.II. IfOther of Empire

tobaccoOrigin 7684 cents

cents

(b) containing

weight thereof: less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. OtherIf of Empire Origin jjJ.

tobacco,.. 9184 cents

cents

Ih—On manufactured tobacco:

(1) Cigars:

II.I. IfIfOther

III. ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

cigars

Origin & manufacture

only $1.60

1.80

1.00

(2) Cigarettes:

II.I. Other

III. IfIf ofof Empire

Empire manufacture'

Origin & manufacture

cigarettes nly 0.80

0.90

2.00

(3) cuttings:

Other manufactured tobacco, including snuff and cigar

II.I. On

III. IfIf ofofChinese

Empire manufacture

Empire Origin & manufacture

prepared tobaccoonly

0.80

0.90

0.90

IV. Other varieties 1.00

The following tobacco shall be exempt from duty:—

(a) ships stores

(b) private

tobacco use which is imported in broken packages in passengers’or value

baggagemay for

beunder

allowed byandthewhich

this Ordinance.

does not

Superintendent exceed

or as may such bequantity,

appointedweight,

by regulationsasmade

Motor Cars

On all foreign madeC.I.F. motorvalue.

vehicles on first registration 20% of the

Motor Spirit Duties. 2)et' gallon

Motor Spirit (all kinds) 25 cents

NOTE.

Themade

distilled, dutiesor toprepared

be paid in,upon intoxicating

thetariff: andorallthat

ColonyProvided spirituous

tobacco liquors imported

imported into the into,

Colonyor

shall

statedbeinassessed as stated

the tariff shall bein, the conventional dollars reckonedthe dollars

as theandequivalent

decimals thereof

of one

shilling

payable and eightKong

in Hong pencecurrencysterling;the andconventional

that consequentlydollartostated

arriveinat the

the actual amount

tariff shall be

multiplied

toHong

timeKong by 20 and the

representing divided average by aopening

figure settled

selling byratestheforColonial

the Treasurer

previous fromoftime

month the

and Shanghai Banking Corporation for demand drafts on London.

A514 HONGKONG

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor, Comdr.-in-Chief

Northcote, k.c.m.g. and Vice-Admiral—H. E. Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford

Aide-de-Camp—Capt. S.H. Batty-Smith (Regular Army Reserve of Officers), Loyal

North Lancashire Regiment

Private Secretary—G. Treverton, b.a. (Oxon.)

M 1 Ching Kale

Executive Council

H. E. General Officer Commanding the TheColonial Hon. Treasurer

the Financial Secretary &

Troops

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Director

of Public Works

The Hon. the Attorney-General The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c., ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs The Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall, o.m.g., ll.d.

Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of Councils—B.C.K. Hawkins

Ting Lui Kuk

Legislative Council

President: His Excellency the Governor

Official Members: The Hon. Commander J. B. Newill, d.s.o.

His Excellency the General Officer (Retired), Acting Harbour Master

Commanding the Troops The Hon. Dr. D. J. Valentine, M.o., Acting

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary Director of Medical Services

The Hon. the Attorney General Unofficial Members:

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c. ll.d.

The Hon. the Financial Secretary & The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

Colonial Treasurer

The Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. The Hon. Mr. Chau Tsun Nin, c.b.e.

The Hon. Mr. Lo Man Kam

(Retired), Harbour Master The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Director The Hon. Mr. Leo D’Almada e Castro, jnr.

of Public Works

Theof Hon. The Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan

PoliceMr. T. H. King, Commissioner The Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson

Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of Councils -B C.K. Hawkins

 HONGKONG A515-

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Attorney General’s Office—Court of Senior Clerical & Accounting Staff:

Justice Chief Clerk—D. Davies

Attorney-General—Hon. Mr. C. G. First Clerk—J. Wattie

Alabaster, o.b.e., k.c. . Librarian-in-Charge —H. E. Strange

Assistant Attorney-General — E. Olerks—H. A. Angus, T. S. D.

H. Williams, b.a. Whitley, R. G. Witchell, E. L.

Cadet Officer—J. A. Fraser, m.c. Strange and B. I. Bickford

Attached— J. Whyatt, b.a. Stenographers—Miss

Stenographer and Clerk—Miss M.

B. Allen Miss M. M. McCaw B. Budden and

Junior Clerical Service :

Sr. Chinese Clerk—Au Kwok-leung

H ifc % HauSUShu

Audit Office—New Post Office Build- Crown Solicitor’s Office — Supremo

ing (1st floor) Court

Audi' or—(Vacant) J,A. Fraser, M.c., actg. crown solicitor

Assistant Auditors—T. Dali in, P. J. A. E.M. W. Davies, asst.

crown solicitor

Hamilton and W. R. E. J. Abbott, do.

Stephenson Miss M. E. P. Smalley, stenographer

Chief Clerk—B. E. Maughan Leung Yung Keng, clerk

Examiners—R. Dormer and K. W.

For row

EDUCATIONAL

® # Sl » 89 p] W Kau yule sze shii

Yuen lam Team tuk shu Education Department — Fire Brigade

Botanic al and Forestry Department— Building

Peak Road; General Office leleph. Director

B.A. of Education—G. R. Sayer,

39 (ask for 383) Inspectors of English Schools—J.

Superintendent—(Vacant)

Assist, do. R.—(Vacant) Ralston, m.a. and E. J. Edwards

Supervisor—J. Carr Senior Inspector of English Schools

Assistant Supervisor — R. J. V. —C. G. Sollis

Everest InspectorsLaw,ofand

Y. P. b.sc. Vernacular

b.a., Schools—

Wan, S. W.

W. Yu,

Liang,b.a.,b.a.1. S.

Board of Education

Tai Ying Yam Ming Heung Kong Director of Education (chairman)

Po Ching Sze Shu Inspector of English Schools

Colonial Secretariat—Albert Road Inspector of Vernacular Schools

Colonial Secretary—Hon. Mr. N. L. Hon. Mr. S. W. Tso, c.b.e., ll.d.

Smith, c.m.g. Leo d’Almada e Castro, Jr., r.a.

Principal Assistant Colonial Secretary A. el Arculli

and Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry Rev. Fr. Byrne, s.j., ph.d.

Second Li Tsz Fong

DeputyAssist.

ClerkColonial SecretaryC.and

of Councils—B. K. Rev. F. Short

Capt. G. W. P. Kimm, a.e.c.

Hawkins

Extra Assistant Colonial Secretary— Rev. C. B. R. Sargent, m.a.

J. H. B. Lee Rev. J. R. Higgs, b.a.

Third Asst. Colonial Secy.—C. B. B. Wylie

Burgess E. J. Edwards (secretary)

A5I6 hongkon:

Belilios Public School—Hollywood Hongkong Evening Institute

Road; Tele'ph. 33425 Di^eetQr^J. Ralston, m.a.

Headmistress—Mrs. P. Y. Stark Clerk—Leung Tak Wa.

Assistant Mistresses—Mrs. E. M. Staff of Lecturers

piark, Miss N. W. Bascombe,

Miss E. G. Stephen, Miss S. M. ’ J- 'Group 1. (General) ' ::

Swift, Miss B. Gough, Mme. Bookkeeping & Accountancy—B.

Marty, Miss L. E. Heang, Miss E. Maughan

S. R. Whitley, Mrs. D. B. McAvoy, 1 u Chemistry—J. M. Wilson, b.sc.

10 .'('Assist. Mistresses and 12 English—G. S. Wilby b.a. (Hons.)

Vernacular MR tresses Shorthand - Mrs. C. M. Bird

Teachers "English”—J. M. Wil-

Central British School (For Boys, son, b.sc., Dip. ed., G. F. Rees,

‘ dip.

b.sc.,ed.dip. eO., W. J. Dyer, m.a.

Girls and Infants of European

Parentage) Teachers (Vernacular)

Headmaster—D. Morgan Richards, Lun (supervisor), Li Tsz—Sung,

Lo WongYuk

b.a. (Oxon.) Kwok Fong, b.a,, Pak Cbik Po,

Second Headmaster—G. F. Rees, ; Leung Cbeuk U, Xg

Mak Kwan Chak, Pun Wing Lung, Pak Keung,

b.bc. (Hon.), me. ed. Li Lun Kwai, Miss Hung Miu Chi,

Masters—W. Mulc?ihy, m.a., dip. Miss Kwong Sui Ha

ed. (Dunelm), D. McLellan, m.a. Hygiene (Teachers’)—Dr. Au King,

(Cantab.), D. J. S. Crozier, b.a. m.b., b.s., Dr. Wong Hok .Ifin, m.b.,

(Hons.,) dtp. ed. (London), 1). Orr., Physical

M. so., dip. ed. (Melb.), J. Ferguson

(Manual Instruction) (MemberInstruction — MisspS-

of Chartered SocietySwiftof

Mistresses- Miss M. ;B. Hall, Miss Massage and Medical Gymnastics),

Tasartey, B.es Letti'e.s-Philosophie, Miss

Miss J.B. Baker,

E. Abraham,Miss Chanassisted by

Pui So,

Universife’d’ x, Miss Curtin, b.a. and Miss Lui Chi Yin

(Hons.), London, Miss Marsh, b.a. Group II. (Technical)

(Hons.), Birmingham, MissM. Heap, Supervisor — G. White, b.sc-

A.R.D s , Teacher Artist Certificate, (Eng.), (Glas.), a.m.i.mech.e.

Miss Sinclair, m.a., b.Sc. (Hons.), St. Field Surveying—Lt.-Comdr. G-

Andrews, dip. kd, Miss Bi E. H. Gandy, R.n. (Retd.) and M. I. de

Abraham, Mrs. Cooper, Diploma Ville, P.A.s.i., chartered surveyor

Domestic Science, Mrs. O’Connor

(Trained Certificated Mistress), Mrs. English for Apprentices — A. White,

Vagnone (Trained Certificated Mis- assisted

Chau Tung and G. Sui

by Leung Sang, b.a.

S. Wilby, Un

tress), Mrs. Hill (Trained Certi- (Hons.)

ficated Mistress), Mrs. Pryde Engineering (Preliminary) — R. M.J.

(Trained Cert ificated Mistress) and Keown, D. Munro, J. Maclndoe,

Mrs. L. A. Lafford (Singing Tea,cher) B.M aberly

Sturgeon, J. E. Leitch, C. B.

and S. Hope

Ellis Kadoorie School . Engineering (Senior)—R. M. Keowm

D. Murirb, .1. S. Ferguson, F. Buckle

Headmaster—C. Mycock and W. Melrose

15 Anglo-Chinese Masters and 4 Shipbuilding

B.BC., A.R.T.C.,(SenioP)—N.

A.M.I.N.A. Garland,

Vernacular Masters Building—X. J. Bebbington, W. L.

Clerk—Luk Hok King Walker,

Mak KaraTang

Chuen, Shub.a.Sham, b.a. and

Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians Assist. Lecturers—Lo Chi Chiu, b.a.,

Headmaster—A. White H.

Kook,L. Pau,

b.a.,b.sc.

Wai (Eng.), Tsang Koon

9 Anglo-Chinese Masters Lam Cheuk But Po Wang, b.a. and

 HONGKONG A517,

King’s College—Teleph. 33127 Pun Shui Lun, b.a. (H.K.), Leung

Headmaster— G.E.S. Upsdell,: m.a. Ping Hin, b.a. (H.K.), Chan Fung

Assistant Masters—T. 11. Row- 11, b.sc., Kee,(H.K.)

b.a. b.a. (H.K.), S. A. Broadbridge,

and Yeoh Teik Ee, b.a.

T.J. J.M.Price, b.sc. (Sheffield), Dip. Ed.,

Wilson, b.sc. (Lond.), Dip. Ed., (H K.)

J. J. Ferguson, m.a. (Cantab,), G. P. Anglo-Chinese Assist. Mistresses—

Ferguson, J. Lam, b.a. (H.K.) and Hung

Wilby, m.a. b.a.

(Oxon),(Cantab),

A. Walton;G. b.a.S. Lai Kwan

Vernacular Masters—Leung Cheuk

(Oxon) and A. L. Potter U, Li Tat Hang, Chak Ping Ki,

Assist. Mistresses—Miss E, M. Li Ching Yat, Mak Kwan Chak,

Gray, b.a. (Lond.) and Miss M. Yung Kwok Cheung and Li

S. MaeGuffog, m.a. (Glasgow) Hung Pin

Physical Instructor — Lee Chun

Kowloon (Junior) British School , Chong

(For Infants of British Parents) Clerk-Ho Ka Chun

13, Cox’s Road

Headmistress—Miss M. Cooper, b.a. Wanchai English School

Assist.

Steel, Mistresses—Misses

M. J, Stuart. M. L.A.Whitley,

E. E. Headmaster—G. W. Reeve, b a.

M. M. Sanders, D- Becker and I. A. and 7 Anglo

Masters Chinese Assistant

and 2 Vernacular Masters

Wyatt

Peak School Ymjmati Government School

Headmistress—MissM. W. Newsholme Headmaster—H. G. Wallington,

Assistant Mistresses — Miss B. M. M.A.

Bicheno, Miss U, N. A. Tulloh and Assistant Masters—9 Anglo Chi-

Miss O. B. Green hiese and 3 Vernacular MastferS

Quarry Bay Junior Government Government Marine Surveyor’s

School (For Children of British Dept. — Harbour Office (2nd floor);

Parents Only)—Teleph. 23778 Teleph. 39 (Ask for 44); Cable,Ad: Ships

Headmistress—Miss J. W. Buckwell Govt. M-arine Surveyor andO.Chief Ex-

Assist.

Miss Mistresses—Mrs.

E. M. Beavis andA. Mrs.

O. Jefford,

S. M. aminer of Engineers—W. Lam bert

Mackinlay Senior Engineer Surveyor and

miner of Engineers—T. E. Jackson Exa-

Engineer Surveyors and Examiners

Queen’s College—Aberdeen Street; of Engineers—R. Hall, T. E. Jack-

Teleph. 23128 son,

W. S.E. Lloyd

Smith,Jones, K. C. Hamilton,

D. Kossick and P.

Headmaster—W. L. Handyside, m.a., Clarke

(Glas.), B.sc. (London) Senior Ship Surveyor—G. Swan

Assistant Masters—K.

L. G. Morgan. L. Chau, m.a.,

B.sc. (London), m.a. | Ship Surveyors — B. H. Church, N.

(Tiondon),L. B.M.Holmes,

G. O’Conner, b.a. Garland,

Collings W. Sprague and R. K.

(Oxon.), b.a. (Oxon.), Nautical Surveyors — Comdr. T. C.

R. N.H. Williamson,

H. Griffiths, b.a. (London)

(Oxen.), Stiff, R.N.R., and Capt. J. Hunter

and W. J. Dyer, m.a. b.sc.

(Bristol) Chief Clerk—H. H. Andrews

Clerks—Chan Fo Po, and

V. V. Soonderam,

Assistant

Brown, Mistresses—Miss

Miss F. K.(London), P. W.D.

Walker, Miss

Miss Law Po Yung Wan Kam

P. Burslem. b.a. M. Fan

Paterson, Mrs. M. Hudson and Mrs. Draughtsmen—Cheung Yan Kuk and

D. Lanchester Tai Yew Fui

Anglo-Chinese Assistant Masters 1 Government Slipway—Yaumati

Surveyor-in Charge—R. Hall

—Tse Ching Fong, Li Lun

Hung Yuk Sang. M. A. Khan, b.a. Kwai, Boatswain—V. Chittenden

(H.K.), Cheong Wai Fungs. A. (H.K.), Clerks—Li Kam Chak, Chiu San Wai

Yuen Kwok Huen b.a. (H.K.), and Lam Shu Tung

A518 HONGKONG

gj ift M Shun ching sze

Habbouk DepartmentMarine

— Connaught ltd. Tai ying heung kong hoi kwan

Harbour kam tuk shu

DirectorMaster, Magistrate,

of Air Services, Emigration [ mports AND ExportsOffice—Connaught

Officer and Registrar of Shipping—

Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. (Retired) Road Central

Deputy Harbour Master—Comdr. J. Superintendent—E.

Assist, do. —A. W. Hamilton

G. Clarke

B. Newill, n.s.o., r.n. Assist. Sunt, and Monopoly Analyst

Assist. Harbour Master—T. W. H. —H. A. Taylor

Hosegood Asst. Supt. and Asst. Monopoly

Office Assistant—R. A. Bates Analyst—(Vacant)

Accountant—T. Parkinson Clerks—J.

A. Xavier, E. Ward,

Ng Tat U. Kam

Sam Ping,

and P.J.

Boarding Officers—J. R. G. Wyatt, Conception

D. G. Cairns, T. B. Low, W. L. Chief Preventive Officer—W. J. Buller

Morrison,

Dickson A. G. Parker and J. Senior Revenue Officer — A. W.

Inspectors of Junks and Cargo Boats Grimmitt

—Andrade,

W. R.A. Hillyer,

Karim, F. Brett, F. European Revenue Officers —

J. L. Noronha, E. M.F. L.Brown

Lourenqo.

and W. Ward, J. W. M. Brown,

H. V. Pearse, T„ Tallon, P. J.

F. A. Robertson O’Neill, A. L. Powell, R, A.

Shipping Office Trengove, E. T. Warden, E.

Deputy Tuck, J. Davidson, G. Merri-

Coysh Shipping Master — G. W. man, J. C. Dunlop, W. G.

Humphreys, T. A. Ellis, H. R. Major

Govt. Marine Surveyor’s Office W. V. Ahern, W. H. E. College

Government Marine Surveyor—W. O. and J. L. Stephens

Lambert

Assist. Surveyors — Robert

T. E. Jackson, G. Swan, B. H. Hall, H ± EH Tin to tang

Church, N. Garland,

K. C. Hamilton, T.C. StiffiE. J.LH Jones,

unter, LandLandOffice—-Law Courts

W. Sprague, W. R. K. Collings, Officer—T. S. Whyte-Smith

W. S. Smith, D. Kossick and P. Assist, do. —W. Aneurin Jones

Clarke

Senior Clerk—H. IT. Andrews District Office, South — Office:

Gunpowder Depot—Green Island Queen’s Building

Supt.—Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. District Officer, South—G. S.

Kennedy-Skipton

Officer-in-oharge—F. W. Simpson

(acting) District Office, North—Taipo

Lighthouses District Officer, North — J.

Collector of Light Dues—Comdr. G. Barrow

F. Hole, r.n.

Sub-Inspector of Lighthouses—J. P. Licensing Board

Whitefield

Lighthouse Keepers—R. Roskruge, Chairman — The Hon. Colonial

H. C. Brown, R. P. Brown, S. Secretary

F. Bamsey, D. V. Maher, Wong Vice-Chairman — C. G. Alabaster,

Kai Chung,G. B.W.E.J.Harris

White,andA.G.W.B. O.B.E., k.c.

McGrann. Unofficial

Kwan andMembers—Ngan

C. B. Brown Shing

A. H. Thirlwell Elected Members—Lt.-Col. ,H. B-

Govt. Slipway—Yaumati L. Dowhiggin, o.b.e., C. Champkin

Assist. Marine Surveyor-in charge— and J. J.L.H.McPherson,

R. Hall leave), Seth (acting)m.b.e. (on

Boatswain—Y. A. H. Chatterden Secretary—A. L. Cole

 HONGKONG A519

B U f'J W. Tsoi Pnn si shu Stenographer—Miss A. M. Fowler

Magistrates’ Court—Arbuthnot Ed. Accountant—T. M. Sung

First Magistrate—W. Schofield Clerical Staff—Chiu Hong U,

Second Magistrate—K. Edwards Yeung Kai Hi, Y. L. Lau, D.

First Clerk—A. L. Cole M. Kham, Wai Tak Him, Pang Kui

Correspondence Clerk — Kong Man Ching,Or

Sin Chun YuHin. Pang Kam

Sing, Edward Lee, Hung,

A J.

Tsun Suffiad, Fong Tho Sung and

Clerks and Interpreters

Chun, Leung Ching Yu, Leung — Li Shu Wong Tai Wo

Kang Hin, Chan Wing On, Eattan Consultant Staff—Prof. W. I.

Singh and Ham Din Gerrard, o.b.e., m.d., f.k.c.p.

Interpreters—Lau fLondon), d.p.h., Prof. K. H,

Yeung Man Yuk Wing Shum and Digby. m.b., b.s. (London), f.k.

Ushers—So Kam Shing, Sim Pen Kiat c.s. (England), Prot. W: C. W.

Shroffs—Chan Lan Pan and Yung Nixon, m.d., b.s. (London), f.r.

Mou Tin c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London),

M.C.O.G.

Magistrates’ Court—Kowloon; King’s Birth and Death Registration

Park; Teleph. 58071 General Eegister Office

First Magistrate — K. Keen Eegistrar General—Dr. P. S. Selwyn-

Second Magistrate and First Clerk— Clarke, M.c.

K. M. A. Barnett Deputy Eegistrars—Dr. D. J.Dr.Valen-

tine,

Henry, M.c.,

E. Dr.

W. J.T.

H. Smalley,

Maynard and G.H.

J. I.

MEDICAL Barnes

Medical Board Asst. Eegistrar—(Vacant)

Hon. Director of Medical and Sanitary Clerks—Ip Yuk Lun, Leung Nai Kuen

Services

Senior Naval Medical Officer and Leung Chung Kan

Senior Army Medical Officer Kowloon Death Eegistry

Prof. W.I. Gerrard, o.b.e., m.d., f.e.c.p, Clerk—Li Yew Chuen

(Lond.), d.p.h.

Thed.t.m.

Hon.& h.,Dr.f.r.c.s. Fan, m.b., oh.b., Hospitals

Li Shu(Edin.) Senior Medical Officer—Dr. J. T.

Dr. George Duncan Ealph Black, Smalley, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

O.B.E., M.D. (Lond.)

Dr.D.L.O.

Chau(Lond.)

Sik Nin, M.B., B.S., D.O.M s., Medical Officers—Dr. I. Newton,

Mr. Maurice Murray Watson (Hon. F.R.as., (Edin.), m.r.c.s. (Eng.),

Secty.) L.

Dovey, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), d.t.m.

&h. (Edin.), Dr. K. H. Uttley,

Medical M.

ing (TopDepartment—Post

Floor); Cable Ad: Office MedicalBuild- l.

Dr. G. V. A. Griffith, b.a., m.d.,

A dministration ch.b., b.a.o. (Dub.), Dr P. (Eng- F. S.

Director, Medical Services—Dr. P. S. Court, f.r.c.s. (Edin.), m.r.c.s.

Selwyn-Clarke,

m.r.c.s. (Eng.), M c.,

m.r.c.p. m.d. (Lond.),

(Lond.), m.b., land), l.r.c.p. (London), Dr. L. D.

b.s. (Lond.), d.p.h. with Distinction Pringle, m.r.c.s. (Lond.), l.r.c.p.

(Camb.), d.t.m. & h. (Lond.), Barris- (Lond.), Dr. G. I. Shaw, m.m., m.b.,

ter-at Law ch.b. (Glasgow), d.t.m.

Dr. G. H.l.a.o.,Henry, & h. (Eng.)

Deputy

Dr. D.Director, Medicalm.c.,Services—

J. Valentine, m.b., b.s. (Dublin), Dr. D.,l.m., l.ch.

A.' Smith,

(Lond.), d.t.m. & ii., d.p.h. (Eng.) b.a.

mb., (Camb.),

b.ch. l.m.s.s.a.d.t.m.(London),

(Camb.) & H.

Secretary—E, W. H. Maynard (Lond.) and Dr. P. B. Wilkinson,

Assistant Secy. — J. I. Barnes, m.

M.R.S.I. (Lond.), m.r.c.p. (Lond)

A520 HONGKONG

Chinese Medical Officers—Drs. G. C. B. Robinson, A. Williams,,

H. Thomas, m,d., b.s. (H.K.), N. Chandler, O. Patchett,.

Luk Chuen Hsuen, Dipl. Govt. C. McNevin, M. J. Staple,

College (Tientsin), Yu Chin Kwong, M. L. Everett, F. M. Wills,

m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Tan Hee Choo, m.b , H. G. Grant, R. Spry, V. N.

b.s. (H.K.), and Lien Tsoong Kya, Brett, S. M.. Harper, H. C-

M.B., B.S. (H.K.) Fisher, M. Webster, N. K.

Radiology Johnson, H. Prescott, S. H.

Radiologist—^Dr. F. J. Farr. Andrews, B. B. M. Fraser, K.

M.B., CH.B. (Brisk); X.D.S., D.M.B. Trickett, A. C. Hill, J. H.

(fe E. McLellan, M. S. Thompson,

Radiographers — J. Skinner, O. S. Jeffery, D. H. Stock-

m.s.r., b.p.a., J. G. Robertson ford, J. Lees, C. C. Denly, B.

Masseuses—Miss L. M. Siggins, M. Auger, K. Marley, C. G. Y.

C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A., A.R. SAN.I. Purves, D P.E. M.E Wilson,

Murray, Keam, A.M. M.K,

and Miss M. H. Hughes, Mackie, G. Waugh, A. M. Thomas

C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A. E. M. Hansey,

X-Ray Sister—Miss I. Warbrick Turner. B. S. B.Robertson,

M. Wansey.D.L. E.C.

S.N.R. S.C.M, Tall,

H. E. Gray, B. E. Lambert-Baker,

W. N. M. Low, J. A. M.

Stewards Black, S. Demsey, E. E. Pratt,

Steward—F. P. Anslow D. E. Purtell and J. Smith

Assist, do.—J. F. Mcgowan Staff Nurses—Betty Y. I. Yung,

Drugs and Dispensing C. Wen,

Tong, L. Lum,

D. Hob, R. Tso,A.A.Chue, E.

Law, D.

Apothecary—R. N. Cable, f.c.s. Layne, H. l.ui, I. Han, A. Chan,

Assistant do. — L. J. Morley, E. Liu, E. M. Wong, W. Koo and

M.P.S. J. S. Richard

Storekeeper—W. Kershaw Charge Dressers— Li U Cheung,

Charge Dispensers •— Lee Ek Chan Shi Yuen, Wong Chak

Leong (Reg. Ping

gist), Chan ChemistFai.& Drug- Mak Sang, Sham Kwok Fai, Lau

Man Lee, Wai Woon Man and Lai San and Ng Nai Ching

Au Kwok Lum Staff Dressers—Wong lu Wing,

Staff Dispensers^—Leung Yin, Yeung Yuk Cheung, Li Chuen

Arthur Bing Jan Chow, Ya- Chi and Yau Lin Sing

eob Hassan Lau

Druggist). (Reg. Wing

ChemistKwong

and Nursing Staff {Mental)

and Chan Kwok Wah Head Attendant—L. A. Collyer

Clerks—Fung Hok Ling and Assist. do. —C. W. Haynes

Tang Pak Fan Mental Nurses—Mrs. K_ Grant-

Nursing Staff {General) Mrs. M. Long and Mrs. K.

Principal—(Vacant), Miss S, F. Sut- Gonzalez

ton, s.r.n., s.c.M. (Acting) Health Division

Matron,

Miss D.QueenP. Geen,Mary

s.r.n.,Hospital—

s.c.m. Health Officers — Dr. G. W.

Matron, Kowloon Hospital— Pope, l.l.m.r.c.p.

d.p.h.. r.c.p. s.i. and and s.i.,

Dr.

(Vacant), Miss A.M. Davies, s.r.n., J. M. Gray, l.r.c.p., r.c.s.

s.c.m. (Acting) (Ireland), l.m. (Rot.), d.p.h.

Matrons, Grade II — Misses E. (Dublin)

C.and Maclaren.

M. A. Wilson1. N. Watkins

Chinese Health Officer—Dr. K.

Nursing Sisters—A. M. Culli- C. Yeo, m.d., b.s. (H.K.),

nan, a.r.r.p., F. A. Cranfield, E. d.t.m. & h. (London), d.p.h.

Riley, D. Robinson, C. I. (Camb.)

Watson, A. I. Smith, K. Lady Medical Officer-Dr. (Mrs.)G.

E. Gordon, A. S. Rogers, R. Nash, m.r.c.s. l.r.c^P. (Lond.).

 HONGKONG A521

Venereal Diseases Officer—Dr. J. Dispensary Nurse — Miss M.

A. R. Selby, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.) Leung

Chinese Venereal Diseases Offi- Interpreter & Assistant — Miss

cer—Dr. Cheung Kung Leung, iSunjr Ngan Ching

m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Tutor-Sister—(Vacant)

Veneral Diseases Technical Asst. Port Health; Cable Ad: Port Health

—A. Steven Port

Clerk—Lo So Lun

Charge Dressers—Cheuk Sui tor Health Officer and Inspec-

of Emigrants—Dr. J. P.

Bun, Chan Korn. Book and Fehily, m.b., b:ch., b.a.o.,

Ho Chak Kun f.a.c.s., n.u.i., p.a.cjs., d.p.h. (Bel-

fast), (on leave)

Staff Dresser—Yueii Hon Ching ; Second Port Health Officer and

Veneral Diseases Nurse—Miss I. Inspector of Emigrants—Dr.

Soong •R. C. Jones,' m.b., ch.b., m.r.

School Hygiene

Health Officer for Schools—Dr. . d.p.h.,(England),

C.S. - l.r.c.b. (Lond.),

r.c.p.s. .(England;, d.t.h.

G. M. Hargreaves, m.b., ch.b., & h. (Eng.)

m.b.c.p. (Edin), d.p.h. (Bond.), Chinese Medical Officers—Drs.

D o.M.s. (Eng.) Tsoi Teng Ming, m.b., b.s.

Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. (H.K.)

M.B., B.s.and (H.K.)Yeoh Guan Eng.r

Au King, m.b. , b.s. (H.K). and Port Health Inspector — W.

Dr. Wong Hok Nin, m.b., b.s. Littlewood

(H.K.) Health Inspector—Leohg Yuen

Clerk—Leung Sau Kit Lok, CERT. R. SAN.i.

School Nurses—Misses Sham Public Vaccinators—Chan Ping

Yan Lim, I. Anderson, L. Kwong, Choi Yau Nam, Sham

Boon, May Li Pak and P. Ying Tai, Fung Yuje Lam, Li

Chun Chan Lun, Cheung Ching

Maternity and Child Welfare Chi, Wong To Pui, Mui

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) Cheong Yin, Chui Ki and

Tj. O. Hunter, m.b.. m.r.c.s. (Eng- Chiu King Yung : ■

land), Y.r.c.p. (London) Clerk k Interpreter—Ybw Ting

Chinese Lady Medical Officer— Chun

Dr. Pau Choi Chue, m.b., b.s. Fumigator—A A. d’Almeida

(H.K.) New Territories

Infant WelfareM. Nurses—Misses

A. Lowqpck, Lok, A. V. M. Health Officer—Dr. T. W. Ware,

Mow Fimg Chung, G. Mak. M.B., . CH.B. (Brist.), D.P.H.

M. Ng, L. (‘hue and G. Hue (Bond.),

ch.b (Edin,), Dr. J.d.p.h.

B. Mackie, m.b.,

(Liv:), D.T.M.

Chinese Hospitals & Dispensaries (Liv.) (Acting)

Visitincr Medical Officer— Dr. J. B. Chinese Medical Officers—Dr.

Mackie,D.T.M.

m.b.,,ch.b. Mok King Fai, m.b., b.s.

(Liv.), (Liv.) (Edin.), d.p.h. (H.K.) and Dr. Lam Shiu

Kwong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Lady Visiting Medical Officer-

Dr. (Mrs.) A. L. J. Dovey, Travelling

Lau KwokDispensaryin Dresser —

M.B., CH.B. (Edin.')

Chinese Resident Medical Offi- Bacteriology and Pathology

cers—Dr. Lain Chi Wei( m.b., b.s. Bacteriologist — Dr. A. V.

(H.K.)

m.b., B.s.and(H.K.)

Dr. Cheung'Shiu Fan, Greaves, m.b. (Tor.)), m.c.p. & s.

Chinese Lady Medical Officers— (Ont.), d.t.m. (Liverpool)

Drs. Lai Po Ohuen, m.b., b.s. Assistant Bacteriologist—Dr,. R.

(H.K.), P. Ruttonjee, m.b.,b.s. S,(Edin.),

Begbie,m.r.c.p.

m.b., ch.b.(Edin.),

(Edin.),d.p.h.

m.d.

(H.K.) and Cheng Siu Yue, (Edin. i f c Glasgow), d.t.m. k H.

m.b., b.s. (H.K.) (Edin.)

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A522 HONGKONG

Senior Laboratory Assistant— Obstetric Physician—Prof. W. C.

Leung Kwok Tai W. Nixon, m.d., b.s. (London),

Laboratory Assistants—Lee Yuk f.r.c.s. (England), l.r.c.p. (Lon-

Him, Szeto Yan Pui, Cheong don), M.C,O.G.

Shiu Lam, Leung Kwok Tok and Visiting Chaplains — The Chaplain,

Chan King Hong Union Church; The Dean, St.

Clerks—Tam Po and Lee Po Tin John’s

Roman Cathedral ; The Chaplain,

Catholic Cathedral

Malaria Bureau Steward—F. P. Anslow

Malariologisit—Dr. R. B. Jack- Asst, do.—J. E. McGowan

son, B.A. (Dub.), M.D., M.T?., CH.B., Principal Matron—Miss S. F. Sutton

B.A.O. (Dub,), D.P.H. (Dub.) (Acting)

Assist, to Malariologist—M. R. Matron—D. P. Geen

Deb, a.r.s.i. Home Sister—Miss E. C. Maclaren

Insnectors — Kam Nai T’ai, (For Nursing Staff—See List under

Ngan Kang Ha, So Ping Yin, Medical Department)

Chiu Yuen Hang and So Dispensers — Lee Ek Leong (Reg.

Ohing Wing Chemist

Clerk—Wong Chor Tung Chow and&Chun Druggist),

Kwok Wah A. B. J.

Analytical and Chemistry Clerks — Chau Fook Tin, Ng Po

Sum and Ngai Kwong Chung

Analyst — V. C. Branson, m.c., Shroff—Chau Lai Pui

A. It.C.SC., B.SC., D.I.C., F.I.C.

Telephone Operators — Wong Wai

Assistant

B. Analysts — J. Redman,

SC., A.I.C., A. Kurrik,KaiD.Yuen

Tat and Kwok

Loie, A.W.M.C., A.A.C.I., A.A.I.M. Mental Hospital

m. and P. Edwards

Sampler—L. D. Leonard Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. G*

Clerk—Chan Kwok Leung H. Thomas, m.d., b.s. (H.K.)

Head Attendant—L. A. Col Iyer

Assist. Attendant — C. W-

Haynes

m m m Mental Nurses—Mrs. K. Grant, Mrs.

Queen Mary Hospital M. Long and Mrs. K. Gonzalez

Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. T. Clerk—Tung Long Sheung

Newton, f.r.c.s. (Edin.), m.r.c.s.

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London)

Medical Officers(Edin.),

AT. B., CH.B. E. Dovey,H. Central

— Dr. J.n.T.M. Distributing Dispensary &

Central Medical Store

(Edin.), Dr. P. F. S. Court, f.r.c s. Apothecary—R. E. Cable, F.c.s.

(Edin.), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. Assist, do. —L. J. Morley, m.p.s.

(London) Storekeeper—W. Kershaw

Chinese Medical Officers—Drs. Clerks—Fung Hok Ling and

Tan Hee Choo. m.b., b.s. (H.KJ and Tang Pak Fan

Lien Tsoong Kya. m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Dispensers—Mak Man Lee and Wai

Radiologist—Dr. E, J. Farr, m.b., ch.b. Woon Man

(Brist), l.d.s., d.m.r. & e. (Camb.)

Radiographer

B.P.A. — J. Skinner, m.s.r., Kennedy Town Hospital

Masseuse — Miss L. M. Siggins. Medical Officer in Charge — Dr.

O.S.M.M.O., B.P.A.. A.R. SAN.T. P. S. Wilkinson,

M.R.C.S., m.b.. b.s. (Lond.),

L.R.C.P. (Lond^), M.R.C.P.

X-Ray Sister

S.R.N., S.C.M. —- Miss I. Warbrick, (Lond.)

Physician — Prof. I. Gerrard, Steward—Tong Wo

o.b.e., m.d.. f.r.c.p. (London), d.p.h. Staff Nurses —Misses F. M. Wong,

Surgeon—Prof. K. H. Digby, m.b., Tai Fook Zin and H. Taam

b.s. (London), f.r.c.s. (Eng.) Dressers—Liu Pok, Woo Tick Yu

and Man Tai Kwong

 HONGKONG A52&

Kowloon Hospital Assist. Bacteriologist— Dr. R. S.

Medical Officer-in-charge — Dr. Begbie, m.d., d.p.h., d.t.m. & h.

(Edin.)

K. H. Uttley, m.a., m.d., b.ch. Laboratory Assistants — Leung

(Carab ), m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., d.t.m. & Kwok Tai, Lee Yuk Him, Szeto

H.(London) Yan Pui, Chong Shiu Lam, Leung

Medical Officer — Dr. G. Y. A. Kwok Tok and Chan King Hong

Griffith, B.A., M.D., B.CH., B.A.O. Clerks—Tam Po and Lee Po Tin

(Univ. Dublin)

Chinese Medical Officers—Drs.

Luk Chuen Hsuen, Dip. Govt. Malaria Bureau

College, (Tientsin) and Yu Malariologist— Dr. R. B. Jackson

Chiu Kwong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) M.D., D.P.H. (Dub.)

Radiographer—J. G. Robertson Malaria Inspectors—Kam Nai Fai,

Masseuse—Miss M. H. Hughes, Ngan Keng Ha So Ping Yin,

C.S.M.M.G.. B.P.A. Chiu Yuen Heng, So Ching

Matron — Miss A. M. Davies Wing and Leung Tat Shing

(Acting) Assist, to Malariologist—M. R. Deb

Home

(Acting)Sister — Miss E. Riley Clerk—Wong Chor Tung

Clerks— Chan King Man and G. E. Government Laboratory

Rov lance

Shroff-Tang Chik Wun Analyst—Y.C.

b.sc., D.I.C., Branson,

F.I.C. M.C., a.r.c.s,

Tsan Yuk Hospital Assistant Analysts—J. Redman,

B.SC., TECH., A.I.C., A.M.C.T.,

Medical Officer — Dr. G. H. A. Kurrik, Cand. Chem.,

Thomas, m.d., b.s. (H.K.) D. Loie, A.M.T.C., A.A.C.I., A.A.i.

Matron—Leung Sheung Chi m.m. and P. Edwards

Assistant Matron — Chan Siu Sampler—F. D. Leonard

Wing Clerk—Chan Kwok Leung

Clerk—Pang Fook l\ie

Ijl 5* iSf 3jl King chnf. kung chu

Office of Port Health Officer Police Headquarters—Hollywood

Commissioner of Police—T. H. King Road

Port Health Officer and Inspec- Deputy do. —C. G. Perdue

tor of Emigrants—Dr. J. P. Divisional Supt.—W. R Scott

Fehily, m.b., ch.b., b.a.o., fa. Supts.— W. La. B. Sparrow and L. H.

c. s., d.p.h. C. Calthrop

Actg. Port Health Officer and Assist. Supts.—A. R. S. Major,

Inspector of Emigrants—Dr. W. P. Thompson, K. A. Bidmead,

T. W. Ware, m.b.,ch.b. (Brisk), G. S. Wilson.andH.R.W.H. E.E. Heath,

d. p.h. (Lond.) W. Shaftain

Second Port Health Officer and Maiks F.

Inspector of Emigrants — Probationer—L. A. Searle-

(Vacant) Accountant—J. Hargreaves

Chinese Medical Officers — Dr Assist, do. —H. M. Cockle

Tsoi Teng Ming, m.b., b.s. and Store Supervisor—B. E. Sugars

Dr. Yeoh Ouan Eng, m.b., b.s. Secretary—B. Thorpe

Port Health Inspector — W. Stenographers—Miss A. Hirst, Miss

Littlewood E.Butler

K. C. Clark and Miss I. W.

Chief Inspectors—F. E. E. Booker

n w £ m m # and K. W. Andrew

Bacteriological Institute Chief Detective Inspectors—J.

Murphy and A. H. Elston

Bacteriologist—Dr. Chief Inspector (Principal, Police

m.b. (Tor.), m.c.p. &s.A. (Ont.),

V. Greaves,

d.t.m. Training

woods

School)—W. R. Chester-

(Liv.)

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A524 HONGKONG

Inspectors — R. Shannon, M. H- Clerks—Chan

Ki, ChanHingYuChi

Wai,Hing, Chung Shiu

Hourihan, E. J. Ellis, M Murphy,

A.Rozeskwy,

W. Smith,A. J.E.C. Cary,

S. Fender, C. R, Chan Sum,Chan Wai Chun

Cheng Choi,

F. T. J. Ming, Fung Ying Shang, Fung

Portallion, T. O’Connor, A. V. Ying Fan,

Tak Sing,KooHo Chin

Man Son,

Kwong, Ho

ip Hon

Raker, A. L. Hopkins, J. R. Mc- San, Lau Kam Yung, Lau Chuen

Walter, W. Mair and A. Wright Huen, LiLi Chi

Kwong, Yun Chiu,

Wa, LiLeung Yin

Yun Gun,

^ >k M Mit F Kuh

° Lau Cheuk Nam, Mohamed Ahsan,

H. Pritlie Paul, Tam To Ming, Tang

Fire Brigade—Victonia: Telephs. Yun Cho, Wong King Wai, Woo

Hongkong: 30303 & 30304; Kowloon: Woon,

Hon Pui,Luen,

YungWuFookManPuiHau,

and S.Wu

A.

57205 Khan

Chief Officer—T. H. King Learners — Ngo Chi Dao, S. A. Reed,

(Hon. Inspector General of Police) Mak Sheung Ngam, Chu Shueb

Supt.—J.C. Fitz Henry, M.l. fire. e. lion, H. C. Conception and Wong

Deputy Supt.—G. C. Moss Wai Chiu

Consulting Engr.—R. Hall (Assist. Compradore—Ho Ming Hin

Government Marine Surveryor) Shroffs—Chan Ming, Ho Yuk Man,

Station Officer—W. Mcl. Smith

(grad.i.fire.e.)

Acting Station Officer—J. W. Tim and Wong Ming Cheung, Ng

Lai Ying, Lau Fook

Woollard, a.m.i. fire.e. Launch Officers — Gopal Chand,

Assist. Station Officers—-A. I. Mohamed Hassan, Harkisen Das

Cash A.M.T. FIRE. E.. C. W. and Abdul Hamid

J.Brand, C. W. Browne and R. Registration Branch

II. Brooks Assist. Supt.—W. H. Whittaker

Mechanical Engineer—E. F. Brown Cierks—Tso Dep Hing, Lo Ping Fai,

Assist. do. —E. Greenwood

Store Foreman—B. L. D. Sarma Chan TakCheong,

Wu Ki Fan, LoTinKamLapWa,Tsung,

Tung

Chinese Staff—277 Ratings Man

Fong, Kit,

Tso Ng Shiu

Kwok Man,

Fai, WaiChak

Lai Wa

Leung, Yeung Kwok Ying, F. A.

f= If Shii San Kan Santos, Tang Tak Kong, Cheung

Kun, Ling Ying Man, Mohamed

Post Office, General—Pedder Street •Sheriff,

Ckow Chiu Lau Shum,

Chun LaiKi, Yiu

Ha Ming

Sun,

Postmoster-Gen.—E. I. Wvnne-Jones and Sin Chi Lop

Correspondence

San Clerk—Kwan Kin , Shroff-Au Wai Shum

Assistants—Ho

Man Sheung Tsuk Chor and Fung Parcel Branch

Accounts Office Assist. Supt.—D. A. Hynes

Chief Accountant—H. A. Mills Clerks — Bishan Das, Chung Man

Clerks—E. A. Ribeiro, H. E. Marriott, Wing, So Sing Woon, Leung

T. M. Castilho and R,. J. Ribeiro Man Wai, A. Conception,

Chiu Chung Man, M. Y. Khan,

Money Order Office Lam Sing IT, So Yan Kit,

Asst. Supt.—Fe'roz Ali Leung Chik Kuen and Ng Kwok

Wing

Clerks—M. G. Lenz, Abdul Aziz, Shroff—Au Kit

Hung Kam Tong,

Yung and Liang Kuan Cheung Chung Chai Post Restrante

Shroffs—Chan Ting Hing and Lai Fat Asst. Supt.—B. Hynes

General Office Clerks—Goh

Kam Wing Kong Hooi and Sum

Supt. of Mails—S. Randle

Sr. Asst. do. —W. H. Whittaker Chinese Branch

Inspector of Postmen—J. H Woodier Clerk-in-charge— Lo Pak Wai

Storekeeper—Wong Tsoi Fan Clerk—Lai Hon Kuen

 HONGKONG A525

Sheung Wan Branch I’.O. Supervisor, Central Office—Thum

Clerk-in-Oharge—Chan Fuk Chi Hee Wai

Clerk—Tse Shin Nam Supervisor, Marine and Licencing

Shrofis—Leung Foo and Tse Hoh Office—M. H. Hassan

Sai Ying 1'un Branch P.O. Asst. Supervisors—Surjin: Singh,

Clerk-in-Charge—Lo Hi Nm M. Sheriff, Lung Chiu Kit and

Wanchai Branch P.O. Karnail Singh

Cl(■ rk-i11-Chit rS'o -- Cheiig Cheung Kowloon Radio Office (Royal Observa-

King tory Grounds)

Kowlddu Central PdStr Ofhce Supervisor—A. E. P. Guest

Asst. Su]it.—i ‘. C.: W. Pitches Sub-Offices at: Sheung Wan Post

Clerks — D. J. M. Fernandes, Office, Hongkong and Kowloon

Ahmed Khan, Cheng Ching, Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui

Yip Kwai Wa, Mak Sik Luen and

Cheng Ching Wai

Shroffs—Leung Keung and Yam m it A7"w iw.

Tin Fook Prison Dep artment—Hong Kong Prison:

Kowloon City Branch P.O. 'Stanley

Clerk-in-Charge—J. Garcia Superintendent—J. W. Franks, o.b.e.

Kmvloon T

Clerk-in-Char^e—Cheh'hg'Shd Sum Actg. Superintendent—F. A. .Hep-

Yaumati Branch P.O. kins

Clerk-in-Charge—Chan Kai Sang ; Storekeeper—Ko Ha Chun

Shroff—Yeung Hau Clerks

Shaift- Shui Po Branch P.O, ChongandWahInterpreters—To

and Tai Kam Cheung Yee, U.

‘ Clerk-in-Charge—Ho LpUng Shang Clerks—Wong

Fung Shu Cheuk

Sang, Au Wai MingMing,

Hang, IT. and

Shroff—Chiu Tdng Chan Poon Peng

Un Long Branch P.6. Medical Officer—Dr. G. I. Shaw

Clerk-in-Chaifge—Au .Tae Tsau Chaplains—Revs. H. W.

Tai Po Branch P.6 Teruzzi and Cheung ChukBaines,

Ling E.

Clerk-in-Charge—Au Yeung Fan Chief Warder—H. Barrett

Stanley Brandi P.O. Asst. Chief Warder—J. W. Fitz Gerald

Clerk - in - Charge — Leung Yew Hospital Supervisor—D. E, Wood

Ohuh| Asst. Hospital -Supervisor—V. H.

Freeman

Government Central Radio Office, Princ. Printing Officer—A. B.

Point to' Point 'Setvices-“-Ground Didsbury

Floor, P. & O. Building Asst. Princ. Printing Officer—

S'. W. Gi-essey

Printing Officers—P. Gillespile,

GovernmenF Radio - Office, Marine W. F. C. Jenner and F. Mason

and Licencing Services—G, P. O. Proof Reader & Typist—Lam Kei

Building, 1st floor Yun

Administrative Head

— Postmaster General of Department Principal Warders—A. Paice, W-

Traffic J. Bagley, J. W. Hudson, F. R.

Teleph.Supt.—Jatnes Key (Public

58071 ask for 546) Fuggle,

B. PlumbH.and

Merriman,

A. JillottW. R. Dedear,

Technical Engineer—D. Scott Female Prison, Lai-CIU-Koh

Administrative

wal, F. J. F. Staff—J.

Elms andS.J.Gre-

H. Medical Officer—Dr. G. H. Henry

Tavares Matron—Mrs. J. G. Pearson

■Counter Supervisors—T. W. P. Aycock Asst, Matron—Miss B. Chap

arid W. Kew (Asst.) Principal Wardress—Miss G. Dos

Accounts—J. M. Tavares Remedies

A526 HONGKONG

:p| ~pl ~T Rung Mu See Shii Electrical Engineer—R, Cryan

Public WorksTeleph. Department — Lower Valuation & Resumption Officer—

Albert Koad; 39 J. E. Richardson, f.S.i.

Director of Public Works—Hon. Mr. Supt. of Crown Lands & Surveys

H.MECH.

M. E.,Henderson,

M. INST. W.E.M. inst. c.e., m.i. —E. B. Reed, p.a.s.i., f.r.g.s.

Assist. Director of Public Works— Assist. Supt. of Crown Lands—

A. G. W. Tickle, f.r.i.b.a', f.s.i. and H. West, p.a.s.i.

P. D. Wilson, m.inst.c.e. Assistant Supt. of Surveys—E. B.

General Secretary—Wm. G. Fitz- Lambert, f.r.g.s.

Gibbon, b.a. Land Surveyors—B. H. C. Hal-

Technical

son, M.C. Secretary—R. S. W. Pater- lowes, b.a., b.a.i., F. W. Wood,

Supt. of Accounts and Stores—W. J. J. Angwin, 0. H. Douglas, m.m.,

Anderson CM. H.I. deLamb,

Ville,O.p.a.s.i.

C. Womack, p.a.s.i.,.

& Lt.-Comdr.

Executive Engineers—H. S. Rouse, G. H.B. Gandy, r.n. (Retired)

A. M. INST. C.E., A.Mechanical Purves,

Engineer — E. P.

M. INST. c.e., II. J. Pearce, Fletcher

M.C., M. INST. STRUCT. E., L.R.I.B.A., Divers—F. A. Cheesman and T. A.

Adam Anderson, b.e.,

Pegg and R. P. Shaw, a.r.i.b.a. b.a., H. H. Porritt (Acting)

Architects—C. B. Robertson, S. C. Senior Inspectors of Works—A. W.

Feltham, a.r.i.b.a., R. J. B. Clark, J.

a.r.i.b.a., J. Bottomley, a.m.i.

struct. E., A. W. Hodges, a.r.i.b.a., A. E.Simmons,

Clarke, R.a.i.e.e.,

J. Everest, m.b. e.,

C. J. Tacchi,

W. H. Owen, b.sc. tech., a.r.i.b.a., 1st Class B. C. T. Certif., and VV.

Dip. Town Planning, r.i.b.a., a.m.t. Pryde

p.i., R. J. Vernal], a.r.i.b.a., K. S. Ro- Inspectors of Works—T. Bolt, J.

bertson, b.eng,, C. E. Moore, b. T. Ewing, F. C. Neville, W.

arch. (Liverpool), a.r.i.b.a., Shaw, H. Hall, 1st Class Engineer

m.r.s.i., W. W. 0. Shewan, Dip B.

Arch. Abdn., a.r.i.b.a., G. H. Beach and A.- Spary

Bond, a.r.i.b.a., C. C. A. Overseers—F. P. R. James, m.c.,

Hobbs, F.R.I.B.A., A. M.I. STRUCT. E. a.m.i.struct.e., A. P. Glanville,

and D. Cuthbertson, a.r.i.b.a. A. Brooksbank, O. S. Coom, A.

Engineers—E.S. M. Holland, F. Naker. A.

INST. C.E., A.M.Carter, A. Nicol,

STRUCT., E. a.m.

W. Thomson, T. W. Carr, R. C.

Keen, H. J. Best, J. Fraser, P.

Woodward, b.sc. (eng.), a.m. C. Morgan, F. E. Lawrence, G.

INST. C.E.. C. W. E. Bishop, E. I.c.e.,

Stephens,a.m. J. S. Dinnen, J.

B. SC. (eng.), a.m. W. Wells, W. L. Walker, H. H.

inst. w.E., A. E. Lissaman, Rose, R. S. Bell, W. Bruce, W.

F.S.I., M. INST.M.&CY.E., W. J. S. S&yers, J. Barnet, A. II. Ho-

Key, A.M.INST.C.E., A.M.I.STRUCT. ward, G. E. L. Johnson, J. M.

e., G. S. Graver, a.m.i.o.e., D. S Purvis, G. P. Murphy, T. Arm-

Edward, a.m.i. struct. e., strong, M.R., SAN.I., A.M.I. SAN.E.,

a.i.a.a,, S. O. Hill, l.r.i.b. T. S. Fraser, J. Dobson, J. A.

a., a.m.t.p.i., a.r.s.i., C. J. Wad- Kennard, J. S. Flegg, F. C.

dell, B.sc., A.M.I.C.E., C.E.. A. H. Mc- Manning, Sil. Med. i.o.b., T.

Bride, B.SC., A.M.I.C.E., N. K. Henderson, A. J. MacFayden,

Littlejohn, a.m.i.c.e., a.m. inst. E.B. Casey, H. W. Leyden, B. Pengelly,

struct, e. , R. M. Wood, b.sc. A. Mansell, V. A Garton, S. L.

(eng.),A.M.a.m.

B.SC., INST.inst.

C.E., c.e.,

F. J. J.T. Forbes,

Locke, Monaghan and H. A. Meffan

A.M.I.C.E., M.I.STRUCT. E., E. F. Telegraph Sub-Engineer—G. W. R.

Buttress, b.sc. (eng.), a.m. inst. Griggs

' C.E.: R. H. Woodman, b.sc. (eng.) Chief Draughtsmen—W, Smith k

and J. G. Campbell, a.m.inst.c.e C. A. Grimes

Chief Elect. Engr.—L. H. King, Senior Land Bailiff—W. E. Hol-

M.I.E.E. lands and S. H. Peplow

 HONGKONG A527

Land Bailiffs—W. G. Routley, R. E. Port Development Department, The—

Stott, A. G. Martin and J. D. 18, Johnston Road, Wanchai (2nd floor);

Bickerstaff Teleph. Gen. Office: 39 (ask for 193)

Olerk, Crown Lands and Surveys Engr.-in-charge—Andrew Nicol

-P. D. N. Willis Engineers—W. J. S. Key, N. K.

Clerks, Water Works Office—C. E. Littlejohn and S. B. Ahmed

Davis and N. Broad bridge 1st Class Overseers—W. Shaw, A. M.

Pay Clerk, Accounts Office—W. F. Holland and, W. Bruce

Edge

Clerks, Accounts and Stores Office t, W £

—W. F. Kerr and L. W. Hume

Clerk, Building Ordinance Office Registration of Births and Deaths

General Register Office:

—R. B. Wood

Stenographer—Miss Jean Crerar Registrar General—Dr. P. S. Selwyn-

Assist. Storekeeper—J. T. K. Gil- Clarke and Hon. Dr. D. J. Valentine,

christ M.c. (Acting)

Inspector of Stores—W. G. Clark Deputy Registrars — Dr. J. T.

Inspector of Furniture—T. V. Smalley, Dr. G. H. Henry, R. W.

Harmom H. Maynard and J. I. Barnes

Engineering Assist.—;Ng Ping Un Assistant Registrar—(Vacant)

Junior Assistant Engineering—S. Clerks—Ip Yuk Lun, Leung Nai

B. Ahiriad, m.Sc. (Eng.)," (tlong Kuen and Leung Chung Kan

Kong), A.M. STRUCT. E. Kowloon Death Registry : —

Higher Class Clerk — Ho Kwai Clerk i/c.-—Li Yew Chuen

Fong

1st Class - Clerks:—Chan To Sui,

Badan Singh & A. H. Fattydad t # it m m

2nd Class Clerks—Lam Khai Tit, Fan yan chu chak kiln

Wong Yau Ming, Ho Shu Fong,

Lai Ming Kai, Chik Yam Registration of Marriages

Kwong, Chan Tin .Fuk and Ho Registrar of Marriages—T. S.

Kam Fuk Whyte-Smith

1stWong

Class Hon,

Assistant Land Surveyors—

Ng Ka Piti, Lum Kwok Deputy Registrar of Marriages—

Tung, Liang Hseuh Hai, Chan Pui W. Aneurin Jones

Lau and Kao Chuen Ting

2nd Class Assistant Land Surveyors— M x Tin man toi

Chan Hsi Fung, Ng Wai Pun,

Chan Chung Ping, Chang U Royal Observatory, IFkong. —K’loon.

Director—0. W. Jeffries, f.r.a.s.

Sui, Li Wing Kwong and Ng Asst, do.—B. D. Evans, f.r.a.s.

Po Lau Professional Assistants—G. S. P.

1st Class Daughtsmen—Luk Kui Fleywood, m.a., b.sc. (Oxon), L.

Lo Nam Chui, Tam Chiu Cheung Starbuck, b.sc. (Lond.j, m.inst.p.

and Leung Hi Cheong Office Assist,—Miss J. G. Weller

Head Storeman—Ho Yuk

Official Receiver & Registrar of Royal Sanitary Institute, Board of

Examiners, Hong Kong and South

Trade

SupremeMarksCourt and Patents Office— China—Secretary’s Office : Educa-

Official

Trade Receiver Registrar R.of tionTheDepartment

Marks andandPatents—L. Hon. Director of Medical Ser-

And rewes vices (Chairman);

Henderson, m.inst. Hon.

c.e., Mr.

m.i. R. M.

mech.

Clerks—M. A. Drysdale, Wong e., m.inst. w.e., Directer of Public

Hong-kwok, Fok Ping-fai and Works, Hong Kong;

Cheung Man Piu

Shroff—Wong Kun Chi M.B.,B.CH.,B.A.O.

d.p.h., Port Health(N. Dr.

U. J.I.),P.Fehily,

Officer ;F.A.C.S.,

Major

A528 HONGKONG

W.J.E. Mackenzie, M.O., M.RjC.v.s., Ip Yuen. Luk Shiu Kau, Ng. Hong

Colonial Veterinary iSugrgeon; Ur. Yat, Chung

Leung, TsangWing ShiuKwong,

Cheung,LaiTsang

Kee

G. W. Pore, l.l.m.r.c.p. & s.i. (Irela- Yan Kit, Yeung Kam On and

nd), d.p.h., r.c.p. and s.i.,

Officer; H. G. Wallington, m.a. Health Leung Sik Hung

(Cantab), Natural Science Tripes, Accountant—Fok

Storekeeper—Tsin Yui SanTung Hun

Headmaster of the Yaumafci Go- Staff—Yung Kai U,Shing,

Chan Ping

vernment

m.a. (Secretary)School and J. Ralston, Cheng Cheung ChanSham,

Yat

Chiu, Chan Kai Kong, PTu Ting

Fun, Sun Shek Yung, Lam Yeung

M £ ffi ft Chi,

FopkLoLuu,Moon Li Fuk,

Yuri A.Sun,J. Lewis,

Shi Man Ip

Se chiny ivai sariy kuk Tsun, Cheung Hoi Tung, Kwok Wai

Urban Council—Post Office Building, Yin, Leung Kam Shing, Tsui Kwok

Des Voeux Road Central Shu,

Tam Sung

Tung Fook Tsueti,Tin,DauAuHoWaiGhuen,

Sum,.

Chairman—R. R. Todd, m.a. (Can-

tab.)

Administrative Assistant—P. C. M. Lam Wing Sui, Lee Suey Wing,Chi,

Lau Chung Him, Luk King Lo

Sedgwick Yuk Shu and Paul Lam

Secretary—W. G. Harrison

Assist. Secretary—Im Ping Tseung W & & £ £

Health Officers—G. W. Pope, l., IV a man ching moJ. sze chu

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

for& S.I.,

M. Gray, l.r.o.p., l.r.o.s. (Ire- Secretariat New Fire Brigade Chinese

Building Affairs—

land), R-M. (Rot.) )

D. and d.p.h. (T.C. and K.Secretary

C. Yeo, form.d.,Chinese

b.s. Affairs —

(H.K.), d.t.m. and h. (London), R.A.C.

Chief North

Assist —G. S. Kennedy-Skipton

and d.p.h. (Camb.) Assistants—J. C. McDouall and

Veterinary Surgeon—Major W. J. E. R. J. Minnitt

Mackenzie, m.c., m.r.c.v.s. & d.t.v.m. First Clerk—Chan Yik-hi

Asst.

M. J.Veterinary Surgeon—Captain

Reidy, m.r.c.v.s. Inspectors of Factories and Work-

Chief Inspectors—A. K. Taylor and shops—W. Elliott. and D. W.

L. Brewer Phillips

Senior Inspectors — W. Old. R. R. D. W. Detective Inspector—E. J.

Wood, H. L. Lockhart, J. Reid and Ellis

J. G. Hooper Inspector of Mui-tsai—W. H. Fraser

Sanitary Inspectors—S. Eccleshall, C. Emigration Officer—H. Woods

Strange, E. C. Kerrison, F. W.

Bradley, P. E. Knight, A. T. Braley, Statistical Office—Imports and Ex-

E. N. Ponsford, D. W. Phil-

lips, G. H. Miles, G. H. ports Johnston

Department — Head Office: 18r

Road; Telephs. 39, Chief Office

Clerk

Sherriff, T. Seddon, A. C. Sin- 328, General Office 329, Receiving

ton, W. C. R, Lamprill, H. G. 330. Central Receiving Office: Fire

Stevens, G. Frost, A. W. T. BrigadeCentral Bldg, (ground floor), Connaught

White. T. H. W. King, S. Road Chief

G. Poole, A. Foster, W.

Fogwill, T. S. Clark, J. Gellatly, Chief Clerk—W.

Supervisor—She T. LewisI On

J.Allen,

T. Lacey, G. B. Frost, W.

H. J. Woolley, E. L. Powell, E.

F. P. Warburton, E. A. Chater; C. T. $ % NipShii

Champelovier, R. A. J. Simpson, Supreme Court—Statue Square

V. M. Benwell. G. W. Bowden, Chief Justice — His Honour Sir

H. F. Old, L. W. R. Macey, A. D. A. MacGregor, kt., k.c.

E. C. Drown, J. M. Boyd, Puisne Judge — His Honour Mr.

B. Williams, M. D. ’Watson, M. E. Justice R.Official

E. Lindsell

Purvis, W. T. Bilson, A. C. Registrar, Administrator

Tribble, Li Wai Hon, Chung

Yuk Mui, Ki lu Woon, Lau Compahies—E. ,P.and

Official Trustee' Registrar of

H. Lang

 HONGKONG A&29

Depaty Registrar and Deputy Clerks—Liu Wan Fat, Wong Chee

Bun, Ho Kwan

Registrar of Companies—J. P. * Hon. Chiu Se Hon and Kung Pang, So Shing

Murphy (Acting) Chi Ping

Confidential Asst, and Stenographer

^-Miss G. Ezra

Accountant—W. F. Stone Fu Mb SMe

Clerk to Chief Justice — W. H. G. Treasury-Post Office Buildings

Hirst Accountant—T. Black

Clerk to Puisne Judge—W. C» Low Cashier—L. A. Barton

First Bailiff-H. J. Millington Sub-Accountants—H. S. Martin,

Second Bailiff—W. H. C. Bouchier G. H. Fowler and T. R. Ingram

‘Bailiffs—PI. F. Westlake and L. Assessor’s Office:

Alltree, Q. Castilho and L. Mil- 1st Asst. Assessor—J. Ring

lington (Temporary) 3rd Asst. Assessor—G. Polglase

Clerk and Usher—G. S. Edwards First Clerk—J. C. Lang

Interpreters—Ng Chak Wing,

Tat Hung, Pau Shiu Chong, Awtar Tang Estate Duty Office:

Singh and Mehdi Khan Deputy Estate Duty Commissioner

Translator—iChan Kwok Ying —D. Kelvin-Stark

Shroff—Tsang Stamp Office:

Librarian—ChanLingLingChiuHin Superintendent—P. D. Crawley

COMMERCIAL UNDERTAKINGS

A. E. G. China Electric)Co.—Hong-

kong Stock Exchange Building; A. Ming m& Co.,m Shipm- Chandlers,

Teleph. 27230 Hardware and Metal Merchants—

105, Des Yceux Road Central; Te-

leph. 26147; Cable Ad: Aming-

A. Fong’s Studio, Photographers — 1, metal

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 20679

^ M

m 3S m^ A. Sek & Co., Photo Supplies, Cameras

A. Hong, Ship & House Painter,, Car- and Cine-Cameras, Films, Ciriefilms,

penter, and Building Contractor — 29* Plates— 26a, and

Des Papers

Vceux ofRoad

Every Description

Cent.; Teleph.

Chinese Street; 'Peleph, 22714 23459; Canton Branch: 2-2, Wing

tf lif. Hon Road N.; Teleph. 13801

Sam Min, manager

A. Kwai & Co. (Wing Yuen Hong),.

Ship Chandlers, Provision Mer- A. Tack & Co., Photo Supplies—29

chants, Stevedores and General Des Vpeux Rd. C.; Teleph. 20945

Store Keepers—15, Connaught Rd.

Central; Teleph. 26338; Cable Ad: A. Ying & Co., Printers, Book-

W’inner - Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. & binders, Stationers and Rubber

Bentley’s Stamp Makers—12, Pottinger Street;

Cheung Kwai,signs

Cheung'Chiu, manager pro. Li Fai, Teleph. 23212

Assistants—Li To perYat,

Cheung Shing and Cheung Yew A. Yuen tf& Chee FA iS

Cheong Co.,

! « R 35 Shipchandlers

74-75, Connaught Metal

and RoadMerchants—

Central;

A.Outfitters—54<

Man, HingCheong, Tailors, Drapers and Teleph.

Yuen 22124;

Shiu Cable

Pak, Ad:

managingLocomotive

director

Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 23336; Cable Ad: Lucky-Lucky Yuen Shiu Kit, asst. mgr.

A530 HONGKONG

^ Ship Chandlery, Mining, Rail-

|i& way and Engineering Supplies.

A. Ming & Co. m 105, Des Voeux Rd. C. Tel. 26147

Abbas Khan & Go.—61, Hollywood Road; Production Dept. — A. Pollock

Teleph. 22962 (manager), K. S. Leung and

F. Yang

Abraham, E. S., Exchange Broker— Stenographers—Miss M. Chung,

Hongkong Stock Exchange Bldg.; Miss M. Ribeiro, Miss O. E.

Mendes and Miss D- Fung

Telephs.

Shanghai Office:

Bank: 22098,

31812; Hongkong

Cable Ad:& (See also Singajwre)

Tamasha

M

Aero Trading Co. — 8a, Des Voeux

M M II A'P' t0° la lee Road Central; Teleph. 30404; P.O. Box

299;A. Cable Ad: Aerotra

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co., Mer- A. C. Morant, manager

chants and Commission Agents—20, Y. S. Yau | Ignace Tsa

Stanley St.; Teleph. 21041; Cable

Ad: Abdoolally; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Agfa China Co., Otto & Co., Agent:

edn., A1 and Private. Head Office: “Defag” — Prince’s Building, Ice

Ebrahim, Noordin & Co., 119, House Street; Teleph. 34171; Cable

Bazaar Gate Street, Fort, Bombay. Ad : Waidefag

Branches: Canton and Shanghai F. Burnann, manager

E. Heptulla, manager L.' Svendsen, do.

Taher C. Ebrahim, assistant ' Agfa Photo Department'.

Abdulla T. Chiba, do. H. Luer

Tsui Yeung Ping, compradore

“ Agfa ” Photo — Prince’s Building,

Acme Code Company, Publishers of: Ice House Street; Teleph. 34171

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

Acme Supplement m m

Acme Complete 7 Figure Code Ah Chack, Ship and House Painter, Gilder,

Representatives: Fung Tang, Pedder Grainer

Building Street; Teleph. 21485 Chiu Lung

and Scraper —25,

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, m ^ King Kee

Ltd., The Queen’s Building; Teleph Ah King’s Slipway, Yacht, Motor-

20030; Cable Ad : Toadvert boat and Boat Builder, Rigger,

Mrs. B. Thompson, co-mang. dir. Painter, Sail and Flag Maker—37,

C. J. Church, do. Electric Road; Teleph. 20307

D. N. Parsons, office manager

Accounts—Miss M. L. Gooey # ft mm

Mrs. O. da Luz, secretary

C. H. Wang and C. P. Li, Ah Shiu, Tailors and Outfitters, Best

translators

Art Dept.—A. Savitsky (art di- Wellington Street; Teleph. 26149fit —52,

Cutter and Guaranteed Perfect

rector), F. P. Yung, K. H. Ho,

C. I. Chuang, Miss A. Lui, Ah Sing & Co.—33, Connaught Road

Miss K. P. Ho and P. Voron- C.; Teleph. 20461

kin

Marketing Dept.—J. S. Lye and Ah Wing & Co.—28, Connaught Road

A. Chong G.; Teleph. 21101

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Ahana Co., W. W. (H.K.) Ltd. - 31, ffi: & m m A

Des Yceux Road Central; Teleph. 26356; Alfred’s Public Stenography, The—

Cable Ad: Ahanaco Room 61, French Bank Building,

Queen’s Rd. Central; Teleph. 30533

m m m m & ^ Alfred C. T. Li, manager

Aircraft (China), Limited—Register- VI £ *£

ed Office: 88, Museum Road, Shang- Alhambra Theatre (Controlled by

hai; P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Ariel General Amusements

Directors — Denys Reiss, F. R. Road; Teleph. 56856 Ltd.)—Nathan

Smith. G. G. N. Tinson and A. C. S. Rosselet, manager

Ritchie

Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos-

AIR FORCE, ROYAL pitals—(See Hospitals)

Royal Air Force—Royal Air Force Allen Company, The, Flashlight Torch

Battery Manufacturers; Torches Bat-

Station, Kai Tak; Telephs. 58061- teries of all Sizes. Trade Marks—

58062 “Pagoda” and “Paul”—1-3, Glass

Commanding Officer—Wing Cdr. St., Causeway Bav; Teleph. 27819;

W. A. K. Dalzell

Adjutant—Flight-Lt. R. L. Wal- Cable NgKwok

Ad: Cells

Tse Shak, sole proprietor

lace Cho Hay, secretary

O. C. Station Flight—Flight Lt.

C. A. Watt

Signals Officer—Flight Lieut. T. Alois Akun & Company, General Ex-

porters and Importers—180, Nathan

tJ. C.' Shirley

Equipment Officer — Squadron Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50344, Cable

Ad: Aloisakun

Leader H. Seidenberg Chan B. Anton, manager

Accountant Officer—Flying Offi-

“ cer R. C. S. All in m *

Medical Officer—Flight Lt. J. R.

R. Jenkins, m.r.o.s., l.r.c.p. Alves & Co., Ltd., J.M.,Produce Merchants,

Station Warrant Officer — II. Manufacturers’ Representatives and

Shipping Agents—Office : 1a, Chater

Duke Road; Teleph. 20808; P.O. Box 324;

Ai/ Ministry Works Directorate

Superintending Civil Engr.—H. Cable Ad: Ageratum

J. M. Alves, governing director

T. Johnson, m.o., f.s.i. C. A.S. Alves

Alves, director! B. Young

Resident Engr.—J. S. Mason

Asst. Surveyor—R. M. Wheat- E.LuiAlves

croft , Chung Sun |I Yeung

K. P. Young

Yik

Works Accountant—D. Anderson

Royal Air Foi'ce Officer Attached ^ & m ^ ss m

Wing Commander A. G. Bishop, American Ai ei yah pao sien h ung sze

O.B.E., A.F.C. Asiatic Underwriters,

Fed.

Fire, lnc.,U.S.A.,

Marine, General

Motor-Car, Life,Insurance:

Accident,

Airlif Hotel—(£ee Hotels) Burglary, Plate-glass, Baggage and

Special Risks—12-14, Queen’s

Central, Asia Life Building; Tele- Road

Alexandra, James .& Co., Ltd., Flour, phonesters

30234-5; Cable Ad : Amerri-

Rolled Oats, Jam & Provision Merchants C.

—Bank of China Buildings; Teleph.

20374; P.O. Box 735; Cable Ad: Lai Im Tong,president

V. Starr, Hongkong (Shanghai)

manager

Ajltd Staff—S.

Chung K.ImLeung, Kwan,Lo YuenYing Kan,

Pak

A. Passantt

Kwang, managing director

Lynn and Ng Hai Fu, dir. Ching, Y. H. Chui, Y. W. Wong,

K. K. Kwok and Hui Sin Cham

4,532 HONGKONG

Agents fog-:

Hanover

North RiverFireInsce.

Insce.Co,,

Co,,New York Amoyn&ma

NewYork fu]it m wm

Canning Corporation, Ltd.—

Adriatica Insurance Co., Trieste, Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon; Teleph.

t Italy

58556; P.O. Box 1604; Cable Ad:

National Union Fire Insurance Co., Canning A. S. Chingf'manager

Pittsburg, Pa. Wong Shiu Ping, sale mgr.

Sy Tiau Keng, do.

American Club—(Nee Clubs)

American Consulate —(Nee Consulates) Ancient Co.,ril The, S’ fs

Dealers in Art

American Express 'Co., Inc.—(Nee Electric Supplies—39,Stationery

Curios, Furniture, and

Nathan Rd.

under Banks) (Wing Lok Building); Teleph. 56570

m & & m mm

American Flour Co., The, Flour

Irop.qrtef’s—8,

Teleph. 21062; Des Yasux

Cable Ad :Road Central :

Fishrich Sun Chbng

E. Christensen, partner Andersen, Meyer &. Co., Ltd.,

Leung King Sau, do. Subsidiary of International Gen-

eral Electric. Co., Inc. (Inc. in

U.S.A.), Engineers, Contractors,

*9 » »r 1* @ H General Merchants, Manufacturers

African Foreign Insurance Asso- and Importers—David Hopse, 67-

ciation—B. E. A. Bldg., Room 908; 69, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Teleph. 22277; P.O'. Box 400; Cable 28091; Cable Ad: Danica. Head

Ad: Roda Office—for U.S.A. : 570, Lexington

J. M. da Rocha & Co., agents Avenue. New York; for Qhina:

21, 24, 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road,

American Lloyd, Lti>. Tourist,

(Incorporated ! Shanghai

in France), Travel, Ship- D. D. Forbes, manager for Hong-

ping, Insurance arid Emigratiqh Engineering kong and Canton Offices

Service—(2nd Floor), 27-32, Queen's

Road Central; Teleph. 33542;Cable Ad: dises Dept.:

Palestloyd. Head Office: 7, Rue Auber, A. J. Kew I W. J. Grant

Paris; Far Eastern Offices: 13, Ed- Shipping L. Landau | Chan Yuk In

ward Ezra. Road, Shanghai; 65, Con- Dept. :

sular Road, Tientsin; 64 Robinson F. H. de Carvalho '

Road, Singapore; 1 Konnaya St., Kwan Heung Chuen

Harbin Stenographers — Miss G. D’As-

M. Talan, manager sumpcao, Miss T. Prata, Miss P.

J.F. Pasquier

Kwoug, assistant Baldwin

Accounting & Clerical Dapts.:

F. J. Sanchez Thos. Sue, Chan Hung Cho, Tsoi

Lee Yik Ping., compradore Ki Cheung, Li Hon Cheung, Lo

S. W. Mak Cheuk Wing, Louis Wah, Louis

M. J. Luke Chobak, A. Louis

H. H. Ku

Vl & M m M ft,

American Mail Line—Pedder Build- Anderson & Ashe, ConsultingFT J*and

ing;

MailineTelephone 28171; Cable Ad: Surveyors—1st

Superintending Engineers and Marine

floor, Queen’s Building

The Robert Dollar Co., general agents (Entrance Connaught

(See The Robert Dollar Co.) 24063; Cable Ad: CanelloRoad); Teleph.

 HONGKONG AS 33

m # ± m % rr # &•

Anderson,, D. J. N., Barrister-at-law Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. (Hong

Kong), Ltd., Exporters,

—Prince’s Bldg., Teleph. 33203. Commission Agents—20,Importers

Des Voeuxand

Road Central; Teleph.

Anderson & Co., J., Undertakers—2, 819; Cable Ad: Actco; Codes Used: 30880; P. O. Box

Caroline Road; Teleph. 30009 Acme and Bentley’s

Lam Ping, manager

Anderson, Durran & McElney, Drs.,

Medical Practitioners — Hongkong Antonov, M. B.—15-19, Queen’s Road

Office: Alexandra Bldg. (3rd floor), Central; Teleph. 33067

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

27727

Principals: Apostleship of Prayer—(Nee Churches).

Dr. J. W. Anderson, m.b., oh.b.,

f.r.c.s. (Edin.), Residence Tele- ® ft m & K

phone 29078

Dr. J. Durran, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.),

d.o. (Oxon.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.), Arculli, A.llael,ko Solicitorlee lut se

— Holland

Friston Cottage, May Road; House; Teleph. 26500; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 26846

Dr. J. H. McElney, m.b., ch.b., ’Curly; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

(Edin.), d.t.m. (Liv.), 28S,

Prince Edward Road; Teleph. 56744 'ti' Hop tuck

Dr. E. W. Stout, m.b. , CH.B. Arculli Brothers, Merchants and

(Edin.), Repulse Bay Hotel; Commission Agents—Holland House,,

Teleph. 27775

Dr. A. W. Dawson-Grove, b.a., 3rd floor; Teleph. 20409; Cable Ad :

b.m., b.ch. (Oxon.), Peninsula Curley

Hotel; Teleph. 58081 Umar

Abdulel Arculli

Curreem jj AM. H.I’. Mader

.Madar

m ^ e *r ^ Arculli, Dr. H. el, Medical Practitioner

Yeung Kaon Hong

Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The, —20, 22882 Ues Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Pianoforte, Organ and iMusic Dealers;

Tuners, Regulators and Repairers—St. Arculli & Sons, A. F., Army Contractors-

George’s21322;

Teleph. Building,

CableIceAd:House

Music;Street;

Code: —Holland House; Teleph. 20409:

Bentley’s O. el Arculli

John E. Ahdersdn, managing dir. Abdul Curreem I A. H. Madar

H. J. Fountain, director Abbas Khan | M. P. Madar

M. Soares j Miss Souza

C. A. Olsen | Miss Aileen Woods

Agencies ft % m %

Linguaphone Language Records On Lee Yihg Hong

Columbia Graphophone Co^,. Ltd. Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex-

Mullard Eddystone Radios port Merchants, Engineers and floor,

Con-

tractors—Holland House, 3rd

Andre’s Beauty ParloUr— Gloucester Queen’s Rd. C.; Engineering Dept.

Building; Teleph. 27973 Teleph. 32247; Head Office: Shang-

hai

Anglo-Chinese Industries—Bank of Attorney—A. Raymond

Canton Building; Teleph. 24709; Engineering Mgr.—N. D. Lloyd

Cable Ad : Anchi; Codes : Bentley’s Accountant—A. Becker

and Acme Staff — L. A. Xavier, A. P.

F. Lee, manager Xavier, K. C. Cheung, S. H.

Chan and F. C. Kwong

A534 HONGKONG

Sole Distributors for: Asger, Dr. M. E., Dental Surgeon,

X. Ray—Kayarnally Building,Dental

20,

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 21932

Export Co., Ltd.—Turbines and (Office) and 56173 (Residence) ; P.O.

Electrical Plant Box 210.

Agencies: M. E. Asger. d.d.s. (III., U. S. A.),

Henry Simon, Ltd.—Flour Mill Member of Psi Omega Dental

Machinery, Coal Handling Fraternity, U.S.A.

Equipment, etc.

Fawcett Preston &PressCo.—Sugar

Mill Equipment, Packing Asia Agencies (Hong Kong), Manu-

Plant, etc. facturers’ Representatives — 233-4,

Glenfield & Kennedy, Ltd.—Wa- Gloucester Building; Teleph. 30709;

terworks Equipment of all Kinds Cable Ad : Decofurn

Arthur E. Nobbins, proprietor

Bucyrus - Erie Co. — Dredging

Equipment Mrs. A. E. Nobbins, secretary

Kohler of Kohler — Sanitary Agencies:

Equipment James Templeton & Co., Glasgow

Arnhoid Trading Co., Ltd., Export (Carpet Manufacturers)

Merchants—Exchange Building (3rd Calico Printer Association Ltd.,

floor), 14, Des Voeux Road Cen- Manchester

tral; Teleph. 33873; P.O. Box 124: Robert McDade, Ltd., Belfast

Cable Ad : Soychee : Head Office at (Linen Manufacturers)

Shanghai, with Offices at Hankow,

London and New York

E. C. Belbin, manager & m &

Export Dept. : Asia Co., The, Groceries and But-

L. G. Ribeiro chery, Fresh Fruits and Greens,

R. C. Sales Naval and Military Contractors,

General Office: Importers and Exporters — 63-65,

T. Y. Loong Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs.

S. P. Fung 22338 & 20416; Cable Ad : Ashpit

H. L. Chan

Laboratory :

I. K. Loh, chemist &m mm &

Oil Installation (at Tokwawan):

Walter C. Weston, superinten- Asia Construction

dent Co.—26, Des Voeux Road Central;

P.O. Box 367

Arns, H. E., Importer and Manufac- Representative—I. H. Watt

turers’ Agent—French Bank Bldg.;

Teleph. 31773; Cable Ad : Arns

Arthur h Co. (Export) Ltd.—Pedder Asia Hospital ^ pan ^ ^ ® ^ 35

Building; Teleph. 20785; Cable Ad: Supply Co., Wholesale

Arthur

J. Watson, representative and Retail Druggists, General Im-

porters of Chemicals, Patent Medi-

cines and Hospital Accessories, etc.

n & V& ft m m May Ne —1st fl., China Building; Teleph.

Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers and 27839; P.O. Box 58

Li Yue Yuk, chief manager

Decorators — Showrooms, Offices

Factory: 734 King’s Road; Teleph. and Li Ying Wing, manager

24173; Cable Ad: Artcrafts J. F. Leigh, sec. and acct.

Directors—S. J. Hicks, and Mitchell S. C. Wong, chief clerk

Berry, a.c.i.s.' Assts.—Wm. Leong, Jackie Mak,

G.O.Randall, manager H. Y. Chung and H. S. Tang

B. Payue, designer Leung Yiu Tong, Canton repres.

 HONGKONG A535

Asia Lands, Ltd., Real Estate— c/o Shipping Department

Secretaries: Lowe. Bingham & H. F. Bunje

Matthews, Mercantile Bank Bldg.; D. G. McAvoy | M. J. Rull

Teleph. 28106; Cable Ad: Asialands Marine Department

K. van Schagen

Accounts Department

Asia H. C. B. Watson

—12,LifeQueen’s

Insurance Co., Teleph.

Bead; Inc., Insurance

30234; A. E. Ablong

P.O. Box 456; Cable Ad: Alicochina; MissW.M. Sutton

Code: Acme and Bentley’s Hong Kong Accounts

J. Gardner

ft ft m m R. Lee

Asia Trading Co., Importers and Statistics T. Lindars

Exporters — China Building, 6th F. Ozorio

floor; Cable Ad : Atcom

Wong Chun-tung, manager Cables Department

S. K. Wong, salesman Miss B. Helbling

Miss B. Walker

Asiatic American Co.—Oi Kwan Correspondence Deportment

Building, 63-65, Des Voeux Road G. Lee

Central; Telcph. 23532; Cable Ad : Stenographers

Tenderly MissL. G. Ablong Miss N. Gibson

Mrs.

Miss D.

D. Begdon

Capell Miss

h] & vto A ® & Mrs. G. C. Mrs. F.B. D.R. Gomes

Kew

Burnett Mrs. L. da Rocha

A sai a fo yau kung tze Mrs. H. G. Elliott MissW.

Mrs. JO. Robinson

M. Shaw

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Miss M. Fardel Mrs. M. Stirling

China), Ltd., The (Incorporated

England) — Shell House, Queen’s in Office Caretaker—N. Mills

Road

Box 22bCentral;

; Cable Teleph. 28041 ; P.O. North Point Installation

Ad: Petrosilex

J. K. Bousfield, general manager G. W. Reid, manager

J. W. Platt, assist. do. J. A. Simpson

J. B. Harrison, operations mgr. E. W. Davies I S. Harber

R. Young, chief acct. and secty. F. P. Kennedy | R. S. T. Pigott

Head Office Staft Taikoktsui Installation

G. M. D. D. Wolf L. Blair, manager

G.H. C.F. Worrall W. Matthews

Williams || W.

J. L.Wooding

Ilsley

Kong Hong Branch & Salee Dept. Assembly of God Mission—{See Mis-

W. J. D. Roberts, manager sions)

J. C. Miller I Kong Yuk Tong

H. W. Hewett | A. J. Bursley

Engineering Department ft ft m & m &

G. M Park, supt. engineer Asiatic Trading

Mechanical Division Merchants — 6, (T.L.)

Des Co.,

YoeuxThe,Road General

C.;

E. Laidlaw Teleph.

Hongkong23904; Cable Ad: Twentyfour,

W. G. M. Wilson

Construction Division

A. E. Atkins Associated Merchandising Corporation

Cheung U. Pui —6,Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 23392

A536 HONGKONG

fr # IQ if- Association of Accountants of Aus-

Associated tralia (Incorporated)—Wing On

porters andProduce Co., of:General

Exporters Im-

All Kinds Bank Building; Teleph. 32569

President—B. S. Smith, f.a.a.

of South China Products, Silk and Vicei-Presidents — A. S. Deane,

Artificial Silk and Embroidered f.a.a., S. M. Norton, f.a.a., A.

Goods, Cotton Piece Goods and C. Bosler, a.a.a. and L. A.

Firecrackers, Lard, etc.—National Brooks f.a.a.

and Commercial Savings Bank Treasurer—L. A Brook, f.a.a.

Building, 5th floor; Teleph. 25371; Horn Auditor—P. H. Weeks, f.a.a.

Cable Ad: Easta, Hong Kong; Registrar—C. F. Horley, f.a.a.

Codes Used: Bentley’s, Acme and Hong Kong Representative-'

Private Thomas Le C. Kuen, a.a a.

N. C. Horne, manager

S. L. Shum, secretary

BoykongScouts Association

Branch) (Hong-

— Headquarters:

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Lower Albert Road ; Teleph. 24825

AssociaqIo Portuguesa de Soccorros Patron and Local Chief Scout—H

Mutuos (Sede, Club Lusitano) E. Sir Geoffrey Northcote, k.c.m.g

President—F. E. dAlmada Re- President—E. Cock, m.b.e.

medies Vice-Pres.—Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau

Vice-President—E. I. Leitao Commissioner

Hon. Secretary—F. X. Soares —Rev. N. V.&Hal Depy.

ward,Camp

m.c.,Chief

m.a.

Hon. Treasurer — M. A. Dos Deputy Commissioner-eC. Champ-

Remedies kin

Committee—D. P. J. Lopes, A. Assistant Commissioner and

M. P. Victal, A. F. Osmund, Hon. Secretary—D. A. Pockson

Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, F. H. Assist. Commissioner for Train-

Carvalho, :L. G. Alves, L. A. ing—A. Grad

da Costa and C. A. P. Xavier Assist. Commissioner for Wolf

Gubs^—Mrs. D. Booker

Joint Hon. Treasurers—Lb Koon

# & ft # A # ft It Hang and Loo Koon Kan

Association of Chinese Accountants Accountants—Thomson & Co.

and Auditors—Wing On Bank Bldg. Headquarters Clerk—Lewis Tiu

Hon. Presidents—Hon. Dr. R. Hongkong and New Territories

H. Kotewa.il, c.m.g., Hon. Mr. South District

T. N. Chau, Hon. Mr. M. K. District Commissioner—Quah‘ Cheow

Lo, .Hon. Dr. Li Shui Fan, Li Cheang

Jowson, J.p. and Dr. S. F. District Scoutmaster—Wm. C. Low

Lam, ph.d.

President—Thomas Le C. Kuen, District Brown

Cubmaster—Mrs. G. M.

a.a.a., f.c.a.a.

Vice-Presidents — Li Tat Gee, 1st HongkongGroups (Sea Scouts)—Head-

f.c.a.a., and George Morgan, quarters : Sailors’ Home and Sea-

f.c.a.a. mens’ Institute, Gloucester Road

Secretary—Thomas Gock Young, G. S. M.—D. A. Brown

F.C.A.A. S. M.—E. Sims

Treasurer—Chang Kwie Yuen, Cubmaster—Mrs. D. A. Brown

f.c.a.a. 1st Hongkong (St. Joseph’s College)

Council—Kwan Man Yu, f.g. —Headquarters: St. Joseph’s Col-

a.a., Li Kwok Ying, f.c.a.a., lege, Kennedy Road

Fong Wing Fook, f.c.a.a., Tam G. S. M. & Actg. R. S. L.—Quah

Chung Hon, f.c.a.a., Yeung Cheow Cheang

Choat Kai, f.c.a.a., 'O’Young Scoutmaster—M. Lenz

Shook Wung, f.c.a.a. Cubmaster—Lim Kim Huan

 HONGKONG A537

2nd Hong Kong (Catholic Cathe- , G. Scoutmaster R.S.L. — R.

dral)—Headquarters: R. C. Mis- Dpi'iner

sion, Caine Road Scoutmaster—R. Wong

Scoutmaster—L. Tiu Oubmaster—Miss- F. Wong

R. S. L.—Rev. Fr. E. Teruzzi

3rd Hongkong (Seaforths)—Head- 2ndHeadquarters: Kowloon (Kowloon College)—

Kowloon College,

quarters : Murray Barracks Nathan Road

G.S.M.—D. M. Edmonston Scoutmaster—S. A. Lau

S.R.S.L.—J. Campbell

M.—F. Cortee

3rd Kowloon (Catholic)—Headquar-

4th Hong Kong (Murray)—Head- ters : R. C. Mission, Shain Shui

quarters : Scandal Point, Victoria Po

Scoutmaster—Wm. C. Lew Scoutmaster—Lui Wing Sing

5thMiddleHongkong (Chinese

School) 5

— Emigrant

Headquarters : 4th Kowloon (Garrison)—Headquar-

Chinese Emigrant Middle School, ters : Garrison School, Gun Club

Castle Road Kam Kong Hill .

A.S.M.—Lee G..S.M.—A. Grad

7th Hong Kong (King’s College)— Scoutmaster—W. H. F. Goyns

Headquarters: King’s College, , Cubihaster—R. J. Smith

Bonham Road 5th Kowdoqn (Roving Fifth)—Head-

Scoutmaster—J. J. Fergusbfi quarters : Troop Club House,

10th Hong Kong (St. Paulas Col- Kowloon, Tong Hills

lege)—Headquarters: St. Paul’s ‘' S'coutmaster—W. M. Gittens

College, Upper Albert Road 6th K’locm (Diocesan Boys’ School)

Scoutmaster—Shum Yin Kam —Headquarters: Diocesan Boys’

12th Hong Kong (Queen’s College) ■School, Kowloon

—Headquarters: Queen’s College, ‘ G.S.M.—Rev., C. B. R. Sargent,

Hollywood Road M.A.

Scoutmaster—R. Ashton Hill 8th Kowloon (Shum Shui Po)—

13th Hong Kong (Central Chinese)

—Headqtrs. : Association Head- Headquarters : ■ Cheung- Sha Wan

quarters, Lower Albert Road Road, Sham Shui Po

Scoutmaster & Act. R.S.L.— G.S.M.

Wong Yat Hung Hoon

15th Hong Kong (Wah Yan College) Scoutmaster—Johnson Kotig

—Headquarters: Wah Yan Col- 9th : Rowlqon (Jackson College)—

lege, Robinson Road Headquarters: Jackson Gollege,

G. Scoutmaster & Act. R.S.L.— Jordan Road, Kowloon

Rev. Fr. E. Craig Scoutmaster—Jackson Ng

Scoutmaster—Ng Tse Tat 10th KoWloon (Sung Tak School)—

iSth Hopg Kong (Cheung Chau)— Headquarters: Sung Tak School,

Headquarters: Cheung Chau Go- Tai Po

vernment School, Cheung Chau Scoutmaster—Ku Yee Jing

Scoutmaster -Cheung King Pak 11th KoWloon (Wah Yan Cdllege)—

Kowloon dr New ‘'territories Headquarters: Wah Yan College,

North District Nelson Street

Scoutmaster—:Chan Fook Hong

District Commissioner—(Vacant) 12th Kowloon (Anglican

District Scoutmaster — Chan Fook Ueadquarters: ChurchChurch)-r

House,

Hong Duke Street

District Cubmaster—(Vacant) Actg Cubmaster—J. Stevenson

Groups 13th Kowloon (St. Teresa’s Church)

— Headquarters: Church House,

1st—Kowloon (St. Andrew’s Church) Waterloo Road

Headquarters: St. Andrew’s Scoutmaster—A. Lock

Church Hall, Nathan Road Cubmaster—J. Polmique

A538 HONGKONG

14th Kowloon (Royal Ulster Rifles) Secretary—H. Y. Ts’o

—Headquarters: Sham Shui Po Chief

Barracks ChineseChinese Clerk—LiChook

Clerks—Wong Tze Ming

Sam

Cubmaster—Mrs. D. I. Rodwell and Ts’o Sze Tung

15th Kowloon (South Eastern Col- English Clerk—Wong Chung Ho

lege)—Headquarters: South East- Cashier—Chu Shing Yue

ern College, Nathan Road

Scoutmaster—D. Lee 18 # jS

16th Kowloon (Kowloon City) —

Headquarters: 2-4, Kung Yuen ChamberYingof seung wui kiin

Commerce, Hongkong

Rd., Kowloon City General—Hongkong Bank Building,,

Scqutmaster—T. Vhmg 3rd floor

17th Kowloon (La Salle College)— Secretary—M. F. Key

Headquarters: La Salle College, Assist. Secretary—E. R. Price and

Kowloon Tong Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham

Actg. Scoutmaster—John Chong Matthews

China Fleet Troop of Deep Sea

Scouts — Headquarters : Sailors’ China Association (Hongkong Branch)"

Home and Seamens’ Institute, —Hongkong Bank Building

Gloucester Road Hon Secretary—M. F. Key

Liaison Officer — Rev. Cyril Hon. Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham

Brown, b.a. and Matthews

Fleet Commissioner—Rev. Sherley

Price, r.n.

Troop Leader—D. S. S. Bowden China Coast Officers’ Guild—Bank

of East Asia Building, 10, Des

Voeux Road Central; Cable Ad:

British & Foreign Bible Society— Chicoguis

Kai Ming Bldg., Queen’s Rd. C. ; Secy. W. E. Kirbj

Cable Ad: Testaments Joint Secy.—J. Watson (S’hai)

British Legion, The Chinese Catholic Young Men’s

Chairman—F. C. Hall Society—16, Caine Road; Cable

Committee—Major Y. E. Duclos, Ad : Ccyms

H. R. Forsyth, Lieut.-Col. G. Patron — Rt. Rev. Bishop H.

K.MajorHall-Brutton, 11. S. Hills, Yaltorta

C. M. Manners, A. Spiritual Director—Rt. Rev. Bishop

Murdoch, A. R. H. Phillips, H. Valtorta B. Tam

President—J.

M. H. Turner and A. C. Wil- Vice-President—Chow Chiu Cheung

cox Hon. Secretary—Lo Pok Wang

Secretaries and Treasurers — Hon. Treasurer—Poon Chi Kong

Thomson & Co., Chartered Committee—Ho Kin, Ho Ming Hin,

Accountants, Hongkong Bank Chan KwokTamWah,

Building. Hiang and Wing Ang

Sang Chor

British Medical Association Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—76,

(Hong Kong and China Branch) Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor;

Teleph. 33343

® m n m

Chamber of Commerce, Chinese—64 Chinese Press Association—9, Sin

King Street; Teleph. 23096

and 65, 20279;

Teleph. Connaught

CableRoad

Ad: Central;

Chicha-

com Ik % M M m

Chairman—Li Shing Kui Chung Sing Benevolent Society—127,,

Vioe-do. —J. M. Wong Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Treasurer—P. Gockohin 23648. Branches

Assist. Treasurer—Tung Chung

Wai Victoria Road, : Bathing

Teleph. 28507 Kennedy Pavilion,

Town;

 HONGKONG A539

Fire Insurance Association of Hong- Committee—J. K. Bqusfield, J.

kong—Office: Mercantile Bank Bldg. D. Danby, C. M. Manners,

Committee — R. L. S. Webb W. R.. Mansfield, A. Nissim,

(chairman), Leigh Garner (de- A. Stevenson, W. N. T. Tam,

puty chairman) T. N. Chau, Rev. G. E. S. Upsdell, H. G.

N. P. Fox, S. H. Hudgell, Williams and T. B. Wilson

Lau Yuk Wan, T. R. Mac-

donald, H. R. Stuart and R. H.

Wild Hongkong Benevolent Society—11,

Secs.—Lowe, Bingham & Matthews Ice House Street

President—Mrs. C. G. Alabaster

Girl Guides Association — Sandi- (276, The Peak)

lands Hut, Hong Kong Vice-President—Mrs. A. S. Mac-

Colony Commissioner—Mrs. T. kichan (294, The Peak)

H. King (157, The Peak) Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. V. C. Branson

Colony Secretary—Mrs. A. R. (271, The Peak)

H. Phillips (Sandilands Hut) Hon. Secretary — Mrs. H. F.

Sommers (1, Abermor Court,

May Road)

Helena May Institute—Garden Road;

Teleph. 21423 (Office) & 22160 (House)

Hongkong Broadcasting Committee

Hindo Association The —Gloucester Hotel Building

President—P. Waswani E I. Wynne-Jones (Chairman),

Vice-Presidents—K. J. Kripalani, L. H. King (Chief Electrical

R. Karamchand and F. T. Melwani Engineer), Hon. Mr, J. J.

Hon. Jt.

Gen.Secretary—Bhagwanditta

Secretary—M. R. L)eb Paterson, Hon. Mr. Leo D’-

Hon. Almado e Castro, Jr., Very

Hon. Treasurer—T. Harumal Rev. Father A. Riganti, Dr.

Committee—K. L. T. Ride, P. M. Hodgson,

D. R. Naidu, B.R. Vaidya, Dr. N.P.

Naraindas, L. A. Lafford, G. A. Pen-

treath, P. H. Suckling (on

Nanikram, P. H. Sabnani,

Utoomal, Mangharam and W. L. T. T.

Sitlani leave),

and B. T.Wylie

O. Tso, A. G. W. Tickle

Secretary—A. T. Lay

Hongkong Aquarium Society—P.O. Assist. Secy.—E. M. Pnilippens

Box 537 Chinese Secy.- S. C. Lau

President—Dr. Herklots

Vice-Pres.—B. E. Sugars

Hon. Hongkong Cricket League

Hon. Secty.—B.

Treas.— R. E.A. Sugars

Pereira President—Mr. H. R. B. Han-

Hon. Libr.—Andrew Tse cock

Vice-President—F. Goodwin

Hongkong Automobile Association Hon. Sec. & Treas. — A. H.

Federated with the Automobile Madar

Association, Member of the Alli-

ance Internationale de Tourisme, Hongkong Eugenics League—(c/o

Affiliated with the Royal Automo- Lo & Lo, Alexandra Building)

bile Club, Affiliated with the A. A. Hon. Treasurer—R.A.D. Forrest

ot Malaya—c/o Linstead & Davis, Hon. Secretary—S. S. Fu (84,

Exchange Building; Telephs. 27794 Bonham Road)

(Office), 25574 (Chater Road), 57664

(Kowloon Car Park); Cable Ad:

Fanum

Patron—His Excellency Sir Geoffry Hongkong Horticultural Society

Northcote, k.c.m.g. —Hon. Secretary’s Office: Stock Ex-

President—P. M. Hodgson change Bldg. (4th fl.), Ice House

Vice-President—L.C.F. Bellamy Street

A540 HONGKONG

Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Associa- Hon. Conductor — Lindsay A.

tion Lafford, f.r.c.o., l.r.a.m., a.r.c.m.

President—Hon. Mr. Justice It. Hon. Secretary—D. Kossick

E. Lindsell Hon. Treasurer—J. H. Shaw

Vice-President—Ng Sze Kwong Hon. Orchestral Secretary—R. A.

Hon. Secretary—C. J. Tacchi Starling

Hon. Treasurer—Ezra Abraham

Hongkong Ministkiung League & Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association

Ministering, Children’s, League —Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Building,

7, Ice House Street; Telephones

Hongkong Philatelic Society—P.O. 26685-8: Cable Ad: Hksba

Box 878 Chairman—W. J. Carroll

President—Wm. Sayers Secretary.—C.A.L. Rickett

Vice-President—L. G. Poon Members—A.H.

A. P. Greaves, Carroll, J. F, Grose,

W. J. Carroll, Sen

Hon. Secretary & Treasurer— Kon Chi, Soo Pei Shao, A. A.

W. E. Denison Lopes, Lau Tak Po, Soo Pui

Committee—A. A. Gill and W. Chen, Lo Kin Fai, G. A.

E. Jones

Harriman, Chan Yat Fung,

Hongkong Philharmonic SdciETY Yeung Yau, S. Howard, C. A.

(Affiliated to the National Operatic L. Rickett, A. Kitchell, Tong,

and Dramatic Asspciatym) Fu Sam, A. A. R. Botelho, E.

President?—Hon. Dr. D. J. Valentine, L. Silva, Mok Ying Kie, Ling

M.G., M.B., B.S. Man I, R. A. Dastur, C. C-

Vice-Presidents—H. E. Maj.-Gen. Blake, L. Dunbar, E. Essig

A. W. Bartholomew, C.B., c.m.g., and A. R. H. Esmail

c.b.e., L. C. E. Bellamy, m.c.,

Dr. G.; D. R. Black, ;o.b.e., m.d.,

D. H. Blake, A. B,rearley, Pro- Hongkong Society For The

fessor W. Brown, , m.a.,b.sc., L. Protection Of Chiidren, The

Carter, E. Cock, m.b.e., P. L. Officers : —

Collisson, o.b.e., A. K. Dimond, President — Hon. Sir Shouson

S. H. Dodwell, Lt,-Dol. H. B. L. Chow, c.m.g.

Dowbiggin, o.b.e., D. Drum- Chairman of Executive Com-

mond, Surg.-Capt. G. D. G. mittee—Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan

Fergusson, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., r.n.,

Sir V. M. Grayburn, F. C. Directors—G. P. de Martin and

Hall, Hon. Mr. R. M. Hender- D. R. A. Spregley

son, Capt. E. Holmes, A. W. Hon. Treasurer—D. Black

Hughes, Hon. Mr. M. T. John- Hon. Secretary—Mrs. D. J. S-

son, Dr. E. W. Kirk, m.d., f.r. Crozier (Room 398, Bank of

c.s. (Edin.), V. C. Labrum, T. East Asia Building)

A. Martin, a.s.a.a., J. R Mas- Head Office:(3rdBank of East Asia

son, A. R. H. Phillip's, Hon. Sir Building Floor)

Henry Pollock, Kt., k.c., H. H.

H. Priestley, Dr. L. T. Ride, Eastern Branch: Violet Peel

M.A., M.B., B.CH., M.R.C.S., Profes- Health Centre, Wanchai

sor P. R.obertson. m.a., Brigadier Inspector— Miss A. Anderson

H. G. Seth-Smith, b.slo. R. J. Western Branch: 49, Pokfulum

Shrigley, R. A. Starling, H. E. Road (1st Floor)

Stone, H. R. Sturt.' A. G. W. Inspector — Miss .Seto Wai

Tickle, Dr. T. W. Ware, m.b., Sheung

b.ch. and S. T. Williamson Kowloon Branch: 12, Sai Yeung

Committee — Mrs. D. J Valen- Choi Street (1st Floor)

tine, H. H. H. Priestley, H. J. Inspectors—Mrs. V. Perry &

Best and H. M. Cockle5

Hon Producer—(Vacant) ' Mrs. S. Lee

 HONGKONG A541

f m & m & Liga Poktuguesa de Hongkong—41,

Hongkong Stock Exchange—10, Ice Peking Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

House Street; Telephs. ,25204-25207, 58706; Cable Ad : Liga

25213, 5224; Cable Ad: St

. Secretary—J. A. de Almeida

Secretary—MissJ. M.T. E.(Member:

Firms—Bagram, Barrie J. T. Treasurer—F. H.J. T.d Almeida

Silva-Loureiro

Bagram), Benjamin & I qiis (Mem- Vogais—-P. M. Xavier, E. Pereira, E.

G. D’Aquino, F. G. Barros, Max. A.

&bers:B.: P.’Pestonji),

ber

C. i’otts, J. Y.M.H. (Mem-

M. Cairo),Cario,

Potts Gomes and P. A. Xavier

Choa Po Min ' t Clerk—A. M. Xavier

&Croucher

Co. (Member:

& Co. (Member:Chao Po N. V.Min),

A.

Croucher), Ellis & Edgar (Members: Marine Engineers’ Guild of China

—Bank of East Asia Building, 10,

F. M. Ellis, A. J. Edgar). J, J. Edgar, Des Voeux Road Central; Cable

S.Hayim,

E. Edgar M J. Middleton-Smith)

Ellis, (Member: Ellis Hayim), Ad: Chicoguis

Joseph & Co., H. B. (Member: H. B. Joint Secretary—W. E. Kirby

Joseph),

1 Kew & Co., Fred (Members: Secretary—J. Watson (Shanghai)

l '. H. Kew it W. H. Choy), Li Shin

&Pang Co. (Member:

(Member: LiJ. Shin Pang), Litton

L. Litton), Lo & Marine Insurance Association of

Hong Central

Kong and Canton—7, Queen’s

Co.,

c.ock, Y. M.

H. (Member:

(Member: Y. M.

H. Lo), Low-

Lowcock), Road

Moxon & Taylor (Member: A. Committee—R. H. Wild (chair-

Nissim), Potts, A. H. (Member: A. H. man), T. N. Chau, N. P. Fox,

Potts), Shi Yu, Man (Member: Shi Yu 8. H. Hudgell, Lak Yuk Wan, T. R

Man), Silva, P. M. N. da, (Member: Macdonald,

and R. L. S. S.WebbMason, IL R. Sturt

P. M. N. da Silva), Tester& Abraham, Secs.—Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

(Members: P. Tester '& E/.ra Abraham),

Weill & &Co.,

Co. &,L.(Members:

(Member:W.L.G.Weill),

J.Wj-ight

F. Wright Jr. V. Benjamin) Pirie,

t m 7k

Ki

NavyPresident—A.

League (HongL. Kong ShieldsBranch)

ft f- Bil Fa ji ^ wui hun Hon. Treasurer—C. Cbampkin

Institution of ' Engineers

Shipbuilders—KingM Buildings ; and Hon. Secretary—H. W. Dulley

Teleph. 20123; Cable Ad: Pro- Overseas League (Hong., Kong,

peller Branch). ,

Hon. Presiderit — il. E. The Hon. Corresponding Secretary

Governor :,

President—Wm. Russell —G, G. Stopani-Thomson, c/o

Hon. Vice-Presidenpsb^llon. Sir Hong Kong (Electric Company

Wm. Southern, k.b.e., o.m.g.,

Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson Queen’s College Old Boys’ Associa-

and Prof.’. C. A. Middleton tion—Queen’s College

Smith President—C. G. Anderson

Vice-Presidents—B. D. Evans Vice-Presidents—S; M. Churn.

and Edward Cock and W. L. Handy side

/; Chairman—W. G. M. Wilson Hon. Secretary—G. Singh

Vice-Chainnan—F.

Hon. Treasurer—F. J.R. Neill Smyth Hon. Treas.—Leung Ping Hin

Hon. Librarian'—E. J. Ainslie Committee—H. K. Woo, J. F.

Hon. Secretary—W. F. Simpson Grose, Chow. Ping Un, Tse

Ching Fong, M. A. Khan,

Wei Tat, Kwok Yan, Lo Chi

Kowloon Residents’ Association Chiu, Mak Chenk Hon, Leung

President—B. Wylie Sik Kwan, Wong Tec Wah,

Vice-do.—F. C. Mow Fung Chung Pui Sun, .Man Hung

Hon. Treasurer—R. P. Phillips Cho

Hon. Secretary—R. Baldwin Queen’sandCollege

the Head Prefect of

_A542 HONGKONG

Society for Prevention of Cruelty St. George’s Society

to Animals— Dogs’ Home : Tam President—G. S. Archbutt

Kung Road, Kowloon City; Tele- Vice-President—S. H. Dodwell

phone 56152; Inspector’s House: Committee—L. C. F. Bellamy,

16, Somerset Road; KToon Tong; J. K. Bousfield, P. S. Cassidy,

Teleph. 56802 W. A. Cornell, J. D. Danby, J.

^President—Sir Atholl MacGregor Scott-Harston, Hon. Mr. M.T.

Vice-President—N. J. Perrin Johnson, V. C. Labrum, C. C.

Chairman of Committee—F. JL Roberts, G. G. N. Tinson and

Loseby G. G. Wood

Hon. Secretary—A. A. Barton Secretaries & Treasurers—Linstead

Hon. Treasurer—H. M. Cockle

Committee—Lady Clara Ho Tung, St. and John

Davis

Ambulance Association,

Mrs. Alabaster, m.b.e., Mrs. (Hong Kong and China District)

Bartholomew, Mrs. Donovan, Director of Ambulance — Alfred

Mrs. Emmert, Mrs. E. A. Morris, Commander Ven. Or-

Aggassiz, Mrs. De Martin, Mrs. der of St. John of Jerusalem

Forrest, Mrs. Hole, Mrs. Loseby, President—Hon. Dr. A. R. Wel-

Mrs. MacKenzie, Mrs. McAvoy, lington, c.m.g., Director of

Mrs. Maunder, Mrs. Roffey, Mrs. Medica Services

Smalley, Mrs. Eu Tong Sen, J. Hon. Secretary—Mrs. R. Lang-

H. Bottomley, D. Davies, R, A. ley, Serving Sister, Venerable

D. Forrest, F. G. Maunder, R,. Order of St. John of Jerusa-

Pestonji, J. C. M. Grenham, lem

Prof. M. H. Roffey, H. S. Vice-Patrons — Fung Kong Un,

Rouse, J. Russellj M. P. Talati J.

and Dr. Yeo j.p., Officer, Ven. Order of St.

John; Kt.;

Chow, Hon. Hon.Sir Dr.Shou-son

R. H.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul—c/o Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d.; Hon.

Catholic Mission House, 16, Caine Dr. S. W. Tso, ll.d., c.b.e. ;

Road, Hong Kong Li Jow Son, J.p. ; Sum Pak

Central Council: Ming, j.p. ; Ngan Shing Kwan,

President—H. Dixon j.p., Ip Kwai

Vice-President—N. E. Allaye

Hon. Secretary—P. Y. T. Lo Venerable Order Chung, Officer

of St. John of

Hon. Treas.—J. Baptista Jerusalem ; Mrs. T. A. Mit-

Cathedral Conference: chell ; I . A. Mitchell ; Sir

President—G. A. Vas Atholl Macgregor;

gregor; Hon. Mr.LadyEdwin Mac-

Secretary—J. B. Tam Taylor; Mrs. Taylor; H. H.

Treasurer—G. A. Vas Sling; T. B. Wilson; Fung Ki

Wanchai Conference: Cheuk; Hon. Mr. & Mrs. M.

President—H. Dixon K. Lo; Kwok Chan; Li Yau

Secretary—R. Choa Tsun, c.b.e./ Sir William

Treasurer—Li Yat Choi Hornell, Kt., c.i.e,, m.a. ;

Kowloon Conference: Sir Elly Kadoorie, Kt.;

President—A. F. Osmund L. Kadoorie; H. S. Mok;

Secretary—H. A. Figueiredo, Jr. Wai Shiu Pak; P. K. Kwok,

Treasurer—C. E. Xavier j.p. ; Au Boon Haw, Officer,

St. Teresa Conference: Venerable Order of St. John

President—Paul Lee of Jerusalem; Kwok Hin

Secretary—J. M. Walker Wang; Chau Man Chi, Officer,

Treas.—H. J, M. de Figueiredo Venerable Order of St. John

Precious Blood Conference: of Jerusalem; Tang Pak K’au,

President—Sebastian Lee Order of Merit; M. J. B.

Secretary—F. X. Lee Montargis; Ng Kam Man;

Treasurer—Alfredo Agon Aw Boon Par, Officer, Vener-

able Order of St. John of

 HONGKONG AS 4?

Jerusalem; J. E. Joseph, Haw, Officer, Ven. Orde of St.

J.p. ; F. A. Joseph, j.p. ; Mrs, John of Jerusalem ; Ip Kwai

S. Hole; Viscount Wakefield Chung, Officer, Ven. Order of

of Hythe, Knight of Justice, St.

Beddow,John Mrs.

of Rosa

Jerusalem,

LangleyH. H.

Ven. Order of J$t. John; J. T.

Bagram ; Tang Shiu Kin, m.b.e., Technician—G. White, B.sc.

j.p., Officer, Ven. Order of St. Hon. Legal Advisers — Messrs.

John

Ip LanofChuen,

Jerusalem

J.P.,; (Chairman)

Dr. Ma Luk,; Deacons and Lo Hin Shing

l. m.s. ; Fung KongCorps Surgeons—Dr.

Un, m.b., J. E. Do-

j.p.;ch.b. (Edin.),

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, j.p. ;

Chau Man Chi, Officer, Ven. P.vey, Woo, Dr. T.

m.b., ch.b. (Edin.),

Order of St. John ; Ho Korn Dr. B. C. Wong, m.b., b.s.

K,), Dr. (Mrs.) A. L. J. Dovey, (H.

Tong, o.b.e , j.p., Kt. of Grace, m.b., ch.b., Dr. R. A. de Castro

Venerable Order of

of Jerusalem; Dr. A. Woo, St. John Basto, m.b., m.r.c.s., d.o.m.s.,

m. b., b.s. (London), Dr. S. S. Strahan, m.b., ch.b.

(England), l.r.c.p. (London); Corps.m.r.c.s.

Supt.—T. K. Chak, Asso-

Dr. Ip Kam Wah, m.b., b.s. ; ciate Serving Brother, Vener-

A. Morris, j.p., Officer, of the able Order of St. John of

Jerusalem

ofVenerable

JerusalemOrder(Hon.

of St.Treasur-

John

Corps Secretary—Mrs. R. Lang-

er); Kwok Hin Wan; Kwok ley, Serving Sister, Venerable

Chan arid Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, Order of St. John of Jerusa-

J.p., m.b., CH.B., F.R.C.s. (Edin.) lem

Representatives in England—E. Corps Officers—Leung Sui Sang,

Ralphs, Kt. of Grace, Vener- l. B. Trevor, Sz To Chung,

able Order of St. John of Chan Yuk Yin, A. H. Rumjahn

Jerusalem (formerly Assistant Hon Corps Officers—Kwok Yan,

Commissioner, Hong Kong & A.

China District) Dr. W. B. A. ance, Fung Kui Fei and

Moore, l.r.c.p., -l.r.c.s. (Du George K. H. Lee

blin), d.t.m. & h., Serving Hon. Divisional Instructor—H.

Brother, Ven. Order of St. B. Powis (Late of R.A.M.C.)

John; Sir William Shenton,

Kt. Commander, Ven. Order Divisions in the Colony :

of St. John of Jerusalem Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division

St. John Ambulance Brigade Divisional Surgeons Dr. Yip

Overseas Tai Oiling, m.b., b.s., m.r.o.s.

District Staff: (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lon.), Dr. Ma

Director of Ambulance—A. Mor- Wai Man, m.b., b.s., Dr. Tai

ris, j.p . Officer, Venerable Hon Hang, m.b., ch.b.

Order of St. John of Jerusa- Divisional Supt. — Wong Kam

lem, Member of the Finance Cheung

Committee and Hon. Trea- Ambulance Officers — Ho Kang

surer Po, Chan Wang Fat, Li Wai

District Surgeon—Hon. Dr. Li Hon.

Shu Fan, j.p., m.b., ch.b., King's College Old Boys’ Division

f.r.c.s. (Edin.) Divisional Surgeons—Dr. T. W.

District Supt.—J. Ralston, j.p., Ware, m.b., ch.b. (Brist.), Dr.

m.a. C. K. Ma, m.b., b.s., Dr. Wan

District Officers—Dr. Ma Luk, Chik Hing, f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b.,

l.m.s. ; A. el Arculli, Associate d.t.m. & h. (Edin.), d.p.h.

Serving Brother, Ven. Order (Camb.), Dr. Ko King Fan,

of St. John of Jerusalem; E. m.

M. Raymond; Fung Ping Fan, m.b., b.s., Dr. W. T. Cheung,

Hon. A.D.C. to His Excel- m.b., b.s., Dr. Lui Yan Tak,.

lency the Governor; Aw Boon m.b., b.s.

A544 HONGKONG

Divisional Supt.—Tse Long Chiu Divisional Supt. — Chan Ping

Ambulance Officer—Chan Shau Kwong

Ping , Divisional

Divisional Patrons—Fung Kui Tsing and Patrons

Chan Lan— Fong

Lau King

Fei and Ip Kwong Hung Ambulance Officer— (Vacant)

Kowloon-Canton Railway Division Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Division

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. J. B. Divisional Surgs. — Dr. K. C.

Mackie, M.n., cn.B. (Helm.) Yeo, M.B., b.s. (H K.), D.T.M.

Divisional Supt.—A. E. Perry & h. (London), d.p.h. (Camb.),

Apibulance Officers—D. C. Cathie Dr. A. D. Wong, m.b., b.s.

and S. P. de L. Loberson (H.K.)

Indian Division Divisional Supt. — Alfred Ho

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. D. K. Siew-um

Satny Pillai, m.d., B.s. (H.K.), Ambulance Officer — Chui Yan

l.m. (Dub.), Dr. H. el Arculli, Ring

M.B., ch.b. (Liv.)' South China Athletic Association

Divisional Supt—M. A: Khan, Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Arthur

B.A. Woo, m.b., B.s. (Lon.), m.r.c.s.

Ambulance Officers—M. Y. Adal L.R.c.r. (Lort.), Dr.! Shi Man

and A. K. Minu Wai, m.b., b.s.

Kowloon Division i*' I Divisional Supt.—Lam Sing U

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Y. K. Ambulance Officer—Chan Kang

Wong, mb., B.s., Dr. Y. Y. Hon. Divisipnal Oificer—H. S.

Tang, m.b., b.s., Dr. H. K. Mok, m.a.

Pang, m.b., b.s. Wantsai Division

Divisional Supt.— Chan Man Divisional .Surgeon—Dr. Doug-

Kai las Laing

Ambulance Officer :— Kwan Sit Ambulance Officer—B. Plyder

Kwan

Mong Kok Division Divisional Patron—W. E. Hol-

Divisional .Surgeons—Dr. K. K. lands

Wong, m.b., b.s. and Dr. ‘Ip Central Division

Kam Wa, m.b., b.s. Divisional Surgeon—Dr. Li Ping

Divisional Supt. — Fan Shiu Sum, m.b., b.s.

Nam Ambulance Officer — Man Shu

Ambulance Officers — Ng Sum Kan

Fook and Chan Yiu Tung Eastern

Divisional Patron — George K.

H. Li DivisionalDivision

Surgeon—(Vacant)

Shaukiwan Division Ambulance Officer -Van Pak Tung

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. K. S. Nursing Divisions:

Cheah, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Y.W.C.A. Division

K. S. Shin, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Divisional Surgeon — Dr. M.

Dr. Yue Chiu Kwong, m.b., Hoahing, L.R.c.r., l.r.c.s., l.c.

b.s. (H.K.) f.p., s.g. (Ed.)

Divisional Supt.—U Kai Cheung Divisional Supt. — Miss Alice

Ambulance Officer—Chung Yung Kwok

Ping Nursing Officer—Mrs. Wong Yun

Motor Drivers’ Division Lin

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. L. S. ' Central Nursing Division

Shin, m.b., B.s. (H.K.), Dr. Tseung Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Lai Po

Fat In, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Ambulance Officers — Chan Ngoi Chiuvii. m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr.

and Liu Pak Kwan Lily Pan, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

V Chinese Athletic Association -' ' Nursing Officer—Miss Chan Yuet

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Chow King

Tin Cham, m.b., b.s. (II.K.), Victoria Nursing Division

Dr. Mok King Fai, m.b., b.s. (H. Div. Surgeon—Dr. P. Ruttonjee,

K.), Dr. Chan Shing Chu, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

M.B., b.s. (H K.) Nursing Officer—Mrs. Watson

 HONGKONG A545

Kowloon Nursing Division Fung Ping Fan, Professor

Divisional Surgeon — Dr. Pang Nixon, H. H. Beddow, Miss

Hok Ko, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Alice Kwok and Tang Shiu

Nursing Officer — Miss Tsang Kin

Shun Hing Joint Secretaries—Dr. F. I.

Mui Fong Nursing Divisio,n Tseung and Mrs. R. Langley

Entertainment—Lui Wai Chow

Divisional Surgeons—(Vacant)

Nursing Officers—Miss Rita Ho © W f! # *

and Miss Norah Chan. . Nam wah tai yule wui

King’s College Nursing Division South China Athletic Association

Divisional Surgeon—(Vacant) —Caroline Hill ; Telephs. 24696

Nursing Officer—Miss Yu Run

Man ■ (Billiards

26596 Section,

(Ladies

ing Pavilion,

China26872

Section),

North Point),

Building),

(Bath-

5656H

Man Shuen Nursing Division (Tennis Pavilion, King’s Park), 23066

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. H. Y. (Stadium, Caroline Hill); Cable Ad:

Cheng, m.b., b.s. Athletes

Nursing Officer—Miss Leung Sik Hon. Presidents—Hon.

Yu Kotewall, c.m.g., ll d., Dr.Hon.R. Mr.

H.

Hon. Secretary—Miss Tsun Wai T.Hon.N. Dr.

Chau,Li Hon. Mr. M.Hon.

Shu Fan, K. Lo,

Sir

Kan Shou-Son Chow, Kt., Dr. S. W.

Florence Nightingale Division- Tso, o.b.e.,

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. S. Y.

Cheng, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and Lo Yukll.d.,

Tong,Tsang Yiu Ting

Divisional Supt.—Mrs. Dunlop President—Chan Kam Po

Vice-Presidents — Chau Man Chi

Nursing Officer—(Vacant) and Fok Po

Chairman—Lo Tung FanClioy

Mong Kok Nursing Division Vice-Chairmen

Divisional Surgeon—(Ykcant)

Nursing Officers—Miss Fan, Miss Yuk Ki — Mok Hing and

SheTi-easurer—CheungManDung

Hon.

Gene Pang Hon. Gen. Secretary — Wong Ka

Sun Shau Nursing Division TsunSecretaries — Cheung Man

Hon.

Nursing Officers—Miss Lui Po Kuen, Chan Chung Tung and Lee

Sim and Miss Tsui Wai Lin Kwok Ying

To Shuk Nursing Division

Nursing Officers — Miss Chu St. Andrew’s Society, Hong Kong

Hung Ying and Miss ..Cheung

Cimi Wa St. David’s Society

Motor Transport: President—D. F. Davies

Kwan Shau Nursing Division Vice-do—E. Loyd Jones

Miss G. Choa Hon. Secty. & Treas.—H. Hall

New Territories Medical Benevo- St.President—Mr. Patrick’s Society—P.O.

E. H. Williams Box 417

lent Branch Hon. Secretary—B. H. C. Hallowes

Executive Committee Hon,. Treasurer—N. J. Bebbington

President—ProfeSsor W. I. Ger- Committee—K. Begdon, Captain

rard, o.b.e., m.d., d.p.h., f.r.c.i?. R. F. A. Crookshank, Lieut. Col.

(London) W. A. Frost, o.b.e., Dr. J. M.

Director—Mr. A. Morris' J.r., Gray, J. C. M. Grenham, F. P.

Commander Ven. Order, ‘ St. R. James, m.c,, Lieut. Comdr.

John, Director of Ambulance M. V. Keogh, r.n., C. G. Per-

Co-Director—Dr. A. Woo due, Dr. G. W. Pope, J. D.

McClatchie and T. Murphy

Members—Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, Charity Sub-Committee — Dr. G.

J. Ralston, E. M. Raymond, Ip W. Pope, T. Murphy and J. C.

Kwai Chung, A. el Arculli, M. Grenham

A546 HONGKONG

St. Teresa’s Chinese Young Men’s Young Men’s Christian Association

Society—99b, Waterloo Rd., Kow- (European)—Salisbury

loon; Teleph. 58023; Cable Ad: Road,Triangle

Kow-

loon President—Hon. Sir H.E. Pollock,

President—Chan Yap Yu K.C.

Vice-President—Paul Lee Vice-President—L.C.F. Bellamy

Hon. Secretary—P. Y. T. Lo Hon. Treasurer—R. S. Harrison

Hon. Treasurer—Thomas Khoo Secretary—A. W. Ingram

Counoillors—Patrick Wong, Oei Assist. Secretary—W. J. Ashton

Eng Bee, Henry Sze Chuen,

Joseph Chan and John Chong

Spiritual Directors — Rev. Fa- ft m m.KMm

thers N. Maestrini and C. M. Pow se wu sou

Olando Zoroastrian Charity Fends of Hong

St. Teresa’s Conference of St. Kong, Canton & Macao—Zoroastrian

Vincent de Paul Society Building, 101, Leighton Hill Rpad

President—Paul Lee President—B. C. Tavadia

Vice-do.—Chev. J. M. Alves Hon Secretary—M.

Trustees—N. B. Futtakia

B. Futakia and M. N.

Hon. Secretary—J. M. Walker Mehta

Hon. Treasurer — H. J. de

Figuereido

m & >k * ± %

t « st » Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire,

Theosophical Society, The

Presidental Agent for China—A. 32583; China BuildingMotor

Marine and (firstCarfloor);

Insurance—

Teleph.

F. Knudsen Cable Ad: Fr'ancasia

President of Manuk Lodge—Mrs. C. G. Anderson, branch manager

O. M. Parkinson Astington, B., Representative of the

TheHongkong

Manuk Club

Lodge,Annex,

Hongkong Swedish Match Co., Ltd., Jonkoping

Chater— —Wang Ming Building, Queen’s Road,

Road; P.O. Box 632; Cable Ad: Central; Teleph. 24929 ; P. O. Box 140 ;

Theosoph Cable& 6thAd Editions,

: MatchesBentley’s

; CodesComplete

: A.B.C.

5th

Victoria Diocesan and Missionary UniversalPhrase, Bentley’s Second Phrase and

Association, Hong Kong and Trade Codes

South China Wong Tat, compradcre

President—The

Hongkong Bishop of Victoria Atienza & Co., Vicente, Cigar and

Hon. Secretary—K. H. Uttley Cigarette

Agents--54,Importers

Nathan find Boad,Commission

Kowloon;

Hon. Treasurer—W. A. Stewart Teleph. 57155; Cable Ad: Atienza

Young Men’s Christian Association W. C. Lee and W. T. Lee, partners

(Chinese)—51-71, Bridges Street Chan

Staff-K.ChewY.Kwong,

Fung, manager

W. Tai, P. L. Ho

(Hongkong); Teleph. /6618. Waterloo and A. Lum

Road (Kowloon Branch);

57741; Cable Ad: Flamingo Teleph. Sole Agents foo’ Hongkong & South China:

President—David W. K. Au Grimault cfe Co., ' Paris (Patent

Vice-do.—Rev. K. Y. Lee Medicines)

Treasurer—F. N. Chau V. Rigaud, Paris (Perfumery)

Hon. Secy.—Ho Yan Tak Atienza, Dr. V. N., m.b., b.s., Physician

Secretary Staff—S. W. Ko, J. and Surgeon—York Building: Telephs.

L. McPherson, Lee Ka Fan, 21177 (Office) and 56423 (Residence)

Cheung Lo Kau, K%vok Mok

Hoi. Lo Chuk Fan, Ho Tak Au Petit Louvre, Dressmakers, Milliners

On, Nai

Ho Lo Yee,

PingChan

Leung,WanCheung Fai, and

Fab, Chow DUmann Dealers in Dainty

Entrance; Cable Ad: Dresses—J.

Louvre;

Hsiang Lin, Cheung Tak Chew Code: Bentley’s

and Watt Mo Kei C. T. Forbes, manageress

 HONGKONG A547

Au Siu Cho, Import, Export and Metal Staff—Ft. G. Radbruch, Leung Pong

Merchant — China Building, 6th floor; Yim, Yue Ping Yin, Tang Lam,

Teleph. Yue

H. M.Fun Yin, Luk Sui Lun and

Kysun; 25546;

Codes:P.O. Box 449;A. Cable

Bentley’s B. C. Ad:

6th Remedios

Edition and Acme Agencies :

Au Siu Cho, principal General Accident, Firem, and

Au Tsz Shiu,

Au Long Hin,signsdo.per pro. Assurance Corporate Ltd.,Life

all

department, including Marine

Signode Strapping Machine, Straps

& m m m m and Seals

Au Sze Cham, Dr., General Medical Bader Din, Master Tailor, Army

Practitioner—41,

57398 Kai Yan Hoad; Teleph. Contractors; U. S. South China

Patrol Tailors; High Class Civil

and Military Tailors; Specialise in

ft n m m Making Riding Breeches and Jhod

Ault & Wibokg Co. (Far East), The, purs—1, Kowloon Hotel Building,

Manufacturers of Printing Oflset & Middle Road, Kowloon

Lithographic Inks, Printing Varnishes Baggage Transfer Service-171, Con-

&Printing

Architectural

Paper, Varnishes,

Printing Dealers

Machineryin naught Road West; Teleph. 27761

and

Central; Teleph 23357; Cable Road

Supplies — 17, Connaught Ad:

Aultwiborg; ® m m n ft

K. H. Ten, Code:

managerBentley’s'. Bagram, J. T., Share and General Broker

—Stock Exchange20441;

Building,

Street; Teleph. P.O. Ice

BoxHouse

454;

Austin Sales & Service Co., Auto- Cable J. Ad:Bagram

T. Bagram

mobile Engineers—735-737, Nathan E. Sadick j K. C. Lau

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50933

Ba Li

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd., Bailey &^!j Co.,0E Ltd., vW. S., Ship

Sandalwood

Rd.E.Cent.; Merchants—4a,

Teleph. 28847; Des Voeux

Cable Ad: Ascol builders Engineers and Repairers-

J. T. Warren, manager Works and Office:

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad:Kowloon

SeybourneBay :

A. A Dand, manager

W & Hfc G. E. Dudley, secretary

Auw Pit Seng’s Trading Co., Ltd., J. Randle, engineer

Manufacturers’ Representatives — W. Crichton, shipbuilder

French Bank Building ; Telephs. Miss C. N. Hyndman, steno-

32324 and 25258; Cable Ad: Auwpit- grapher

Seng; Codes: A. B. C. Cth Edition, Miss D. Noronha, stenographer

Bentley’s and Acme. Shanghai

Hardoon Building, 233, Nanking Road; Office: Agents for:

Singapore Office: 88, North Bridge Kelvin Motors

Road

fa & m fJ ft

tfr # 0 * Bakilly Co., Ltd., The, Druggists

Backhouse, Ltd., James H., Im- Patent Medicines, Surgical Appli-

ances, Toilet Articles and Manufac-

porters and Exporters—Marina House, turers of Perfumes—Office: 153-5,

15-19, Queen’s Road Central ; Telephs.

21733 (General Office) and 26709 (Com- Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

pradore Dept.); Cable Ad: Jayatchbee; 22565; Factory: 203, King’s Road;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Teleph. 20757; Codes. A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s Second

moss, Oriental and Phrase Ross- ed*n.Lo and

Code,Electric

Schofield’s

Bentley’s

Yuk Tong, mng. dir.

Phrase Code

J. H.Harrop, managing director Lau Siu Wei and Lau Man Siu,

S. Dinsdale, director secretaries

Lo Kuen Min — Chui Wai Man

A548, HONGKONG

Balkan, Dr. H.—Union Building; Te- Assistants—

D. Smith. L. R. IldeConso, C.

leph. 28002 Kew, M. S. Maurice, A. G. de

vi & Mi m ft Jesus, Chan Chi Man, Ng Wai

Yan, A. K. Ismail, A. Tye, L.

. Ngun hong lun shwen kung sze . J. Castilho, Law Chung Ping,

Bank Line (China), Ltd., Shipowners & E. E. Roy Gosamkee, Chan

Brokers — King’s Building ; Teleph. Shau Hok, Li Ching Fun,

27791 ; P.O. Box 110 ; Cable Ad : Cheung Kit Sang, Ho Woon

Bankline Cheung, Mok Cheuk Wing,

Directors—A. H. Penn and D. Forbes Pun Ying Ktin, Wong Chong

Staff— Hau, Do Ki Sui, Liang Tin

WaiJ L. K Kwok, Lam York

J.K. Collis JALA, e Castro Fung, Cheng Ming Ki, Tse

J.H. Smith

C. Meeke MissM. A. McGrann

de Sousa Kara Shu, Leung Hung Chao,

L>> Tsi ,Rau and So Fook

.1. J. Gutierrez Miss Gutierrez

C. A. Lopes Miss Silva Banco- NacioNal Ultramarino

Agencies : Roza Bros., agents

The Bank Line,

Andrew Weir & Co. Ltd.

EUerman & Bncknall S.S. Co., Ltd. 5t

Isthmian-S.S.Line

Klare'ness Lines?-.; _ , Coast- Bank

(Pacific ofBbad

Can-ton, Ltd.,Teleph.

The—6,/Des

Asiatic Service) Vceux Central; 31215

Tmperial Airways, Ltd. (Private

Cable Exchange

Ad : to

Cantoneseall; Departments);

Branches at

Union Marine Insurance Co., : Ltd. Canton, Shanghai, Hankow, Macau,

New India Insurance Co;, Ltd. Bangkok, San Francisco, etc;

David

Thomas W. K.Waung,

Au, manager

sub-manager

If # ft H Teetl Wo Chan Sin Ming, do.

Banker & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex- J. M. Chen, cashier

port Merchants and Manufacturers Y. S. Uiig, accountant

Representatives—37, Des Voeux Rd. Johnson LeO, asst. do.

Central Teleph. 28177, Cable Ad:

Banker 3^r Hil ?M ^

Chung Kwok Ngan Hong

BANKS Bank of China 1. QueeAs Hoad Ctl.;

fr 51 5l PH H Telephs. 20590 & 22503; Cable Ad:

Mei Kwok Wan Tung Ngan Hong Centrobank

Shou J. Chen, manager

American Express Co., Inc., The, S. F. Lam, sub-manager

Banking, Shipping and Travel—4, S. L. Pan, do.

Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs. C. H. Chang, assist, manager

22089 (General), 25675 (Gen. Mgr.), S. N. Mah, do.

24624 (Manager), 32402 (Asst. Mgr.), C. C. Shen, accountant

24625 (Travel Dept.), and 21814 Nei Chen, cashier

(Compradore Dept.); Cable Ad:

Amexco

F. Groves, gen. mgr. for Far.East JT a®. 5#

and India Bank of Communications —5, Ice

J. Stenersen, manager House Street; Telephs. 33747 (Mana-

P. A. Netland, assist, mgr. ger’s

Dents.);Office),

(fable 34101-2 (Exchangeorto9366

Ad: Gommubank all

A. W. Schulz, cashier T. N. Lee, manager . •

W. Robertson, travel repres. Kan Koam Tsing, sub-manager

W. G. Williams, travel dept. H. S. Howe, sub-manager

D. Buchanan, acct. D. R. Wang, acct.

Parkin Wong, compradore

 HONGKONG A549

^ PS ^ ^ 35 ^ fr M -fT '($

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10, CharteredChaBank to ngan hang

Des Yoeux Road Central; Telephs. lia and China, ofThe India, Austra-

General 27746 : Manager’s Room 22890, by Royal Charter, J853)(Incorporated — 3, Queen’s

33Q80 & 31971; P.Q. Box 31:

Bankeasia, Hong Kong: Codes: Ben- Road Cable Ad: 0.; Teleph. 30376; P.O. Box

tley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s 21Office: ; , Cable Ad : Horsford.: Head

38), Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2

Second, Peterson’s International 2nd Officials—

andKan3rdTongedns.Po,& Private

chief manager

LiK. Tse Pong,permanager R. W. Roberts, manager

K. Lee, pro. manager D. J. Gilmore, sub-manager

Li Tung, chief accountant C. C. W. Willson, accountant

Wong Yin Nin, per pro. acct. [ Sub-Accountants—

Wei Wing Po, do.

Cheng Ling, do. W. Adamson I R.Wm.J. M.ParkDamley

D. D.A. MacGregor

Li Po Tin, cashier G. A. Leiper | A. J. Leak

Lung Tin Tong, assist, cashier Staffi --

Ho Ping Nam, do. J. P. Xavier J. S. Silva

J. M. Pinna F. H. Lopes

It ^ it W fr M ® gt A. L. Silva

F. Xavier L.A. A.B. Barros

J.H. H.M.Roza Roza

Bank of Kwangsi, The1 (Hongkong Sousa C.I. M.M. A.DiasRazack

C. M.M. Alarakia Azedo

Branch)—10, Queen’s Road C. ;• I.

Telephs. 30li2> 30113 and 30114: C.L. V.Z. Marques

Roza E. M. Gutterez

Cable Ad: 2306

Chang Shin Tong, mgr.

Chih C. Huang, sub-mgr. H. C. dos A.V. P.C. dos Reiss

Soares

Chang Chih Whcing, chief acct. Remedies C. Macintosh

C.F. L.N. Pinna/

Cunha •C.A.L. A.G.

M. C.Rozario

Gonsalves

C.J. M.

H. Rodrigues Gosano

?T if * Neves H. C., Silva-Net

Soaresto

Toi. wan ngan hong L. G. Sousa A. R.A- Cruz

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Prince’s Building, G. V. Remedips

Campos !,i DJ. .L.

3,wanDes

ginkVoeux Road; Cable Ad: Tai-

R.J. F.A. Roza V. H.D’Aguino

M areal

Y. Ohno, manager A. A. Razack H. M. Larcina

S. Doi, per pro. manager Chase Bank, Central;

Qheeh’s.Rdad The—MarinaTelephs. House, 15,

26638/9,

Cable1 Ad: Chasebank. Head Office: 18,

ff §& Hi i£ Pine Street,

with the Chase New National

York City.BankAffiliated

of the

Fat Icuo ngan hong City

Banque cde I’Sndo-Chine D. ofM.New Yorkmanager

Biggar,

Bank Building, 5, Queen’s— French

Road: D.F. A.L. Howard

Ballantyne, Ia,ssist. manager

Telephs. 22569, 27583, 27584, 27585 and

20710; Cable Ad: Tndochine W. E. Denison | J.D. Thomson A. O’Kieffe

F. de Courseulles, manager Chau Ngan Ting, compradore

R. Aubrun, sub-mgr. ft It ^ ^

J. Mabille, accountant

Kwok Chan, comprsdore (Incorporated

i ed Capital: in China)—Authoriz-

$20,000,600,' Paid Up

Kwok On, assist, do. Capital: $7,500,000, Reserve: $2,000,000.

Banque Belge Potm l’Etranger Head

hai Office: 110, HankoW.Road, Shang-

('Extreme-Orient') S.A.—4a, Des Yoeux Board of Directors—Oei

man) Manager—Y. Hou Tjoe (Chair-

Road Central:

34131 (GeneralTelenhs.

Office), 33352

33354(Manager),

(Compra- General

dore); Cable Ad: Sinobe Asst. General Manager—Oei Yok Kie

A550 HONGKONG

Branches: Amoy, Canton, Hankow, K. Bousfield, A. H. Compton,

Hangchow, Tientsin, Wushih, Soo- S. H. Dpdwell, J. R. Masson, K.

chow, Peiping, Nanking, Kulangsu, S. Morrison, Plon. Mr. J. J.

etc. Paterson, T. E. Pearce and A.

Agents : All Important Commercial L. Shields

Centres of the World Sir Vandeleur M. Grayburn, chief

Hong Kong Branch: 11, Queen’s manager

Hoad Central; P.O. Box 144, D. C. Edmondston, manager

Telephs. 33565, 33566,

33560; Cable Ad : Chinasosea 33567, 33568, A. Morse, chief accountant

A. H. Guinness

General Banking Business O.J. D.J. Shannon

McClatchie E.M. A.F. L.Matthews Haymes

Manager-Sou Z. Chang J.W.A.T.D.Yoxall

Morrison R.W.G.A.L.Stewart

Sub-Manager—Uy Teng Yiu Oliphant

Asst. Manager—Oei Yoe Tjing R. S.J. Harrison

Cashier—C. S. Yu W. McConnell .E.1. S.L. DunnettTaverner

Cook & Son, Thos., Ltd.—Queen’s Build- H. E. Foy P. D. M. Munro

ing {See also under “C ”) G. H. Cautherley

G. A. Stewart K. A. Watson M. S. Banner

P. A. Sellars B. O’D. Paterson

ft m & np m H.

A.L. J.H.A.A.R.Browning

Butcher J.M.G.

R. B.E. Carruthers

Martin

H. Nelson

Y.ee pun fong fun ngan hong Feilden

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, B. S. Carter F. M. Thompson

Mortgages, Real Estate, Architects and A. M. Mack R. G. Gray

Insurance—French F.J. B.Hall,Winter, inspector of Branches

floor), 5 Queen’s RoadBank Building

Central; (4th

Teleph. Miss N.

assistant

Stone,

to inspector

stenographer

21063 ; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Belfran Miss D. Woods H. J. Graga

G. Van Wylick, manager Miss D. Dunnett M. Oliveira

V. du Bus de Warnaffe, Miss M. Sleap J.L. M.J. Silva

signs per. pro. Miss K. G. Moir J. Xavier

J. M. Noronha, do.

G. Davreux, do.

Miss F. LammertI. F.L. A.R.

J. S.Remedios

Loureiro-

J. Silva

Mrs. O. Robinson, cashier

Mrs. A. M. Turner, steno. F.MissB. N.SilvaHiscox J.V. P.G. BalerosXavier

A. F. Noronha J.F. C.X. V.Soares

Ribeiro B. Gosano

Architect’s Office H. Hyndman J.L. G.J. Guterres

G. Van Wylick, architect, s.g.a.b. A. F. Remedies Rocha

P. A. da Silva

P. B. Allam, supervisor of L.C. A.G. Cordeiro

Agents:

works L. C. R.Leon Souza L.G. H. G.F.A. Marques

Victor

Rosario

L’Union Fire Ins. Co., Ld. of Paris C. O. Baptista

O.A. de Carvalho A.H. M. F. Gonsalves.

F.L. A.C. Collage, Remedios

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- Remedies C. L. Lopes

tion—(See Chase Bank) E. M. Franco J.L. A.G. V.Remedios Ribeiro-

Arthur

C.H. V. Remedies

Remedies L.C. A.F. V,Bote)ho

Hongkong Savings Bank

and Shanghai Banking Corporationat Hongkong C.F. X.

F. X.LobatoAlves de J. M. Oliveira Ribeiro

Faria L.E. Elarte

A. Souza

fr ® I! ± ft # E.L. V.Rosario

Antonio J.S. Lobato O. Sequeira

Hong kongShanghai Way foong Ngan hong A.D. V.E. Lopes

Xavier deFaria

Hong-kong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation — 1, Queen’s

Teleph. 30221; Cable Ad: Wardley Road C.; C. A. R. Remedies L. A. Silva

Board of Directors—G. Miskin A.F. A.Neves F. A. Sequeira

(chairman), Hon. Mr. M. T. S. R. PrataSilva A.L.R. R.M. Campos

M. P.Silva

Souza

Johnson (deputy chairman), J. L. F. Leon

 HONGKONG A551

L. Osmund C.P. E.L. Rozario Auyang Man-Ly, manager

K.L. A.Silva

Souza Antonio

J. A. Soares Wu Chi Ping (C. P. Wu), sub-manager

J. Guterres R. A. Marques Lau Hey Chee, acting accountant

T.H. Cruz P. A. Yvano- Luk Kin Fun, cashier

Pang Chak Sum, secretary

M. G. P. Souza V. A. V.vitch, Jnr. Assistants—Chan

L.A. A.M. Botelho

Roza R. A. Xavier

Ribeiro Chung Fai, Szto Yim Sun, Chan

Po, Chau, Shiu

L.J. M.A. Xavier

Luz A. M. V. G. de Chung, Tam Ngok

Ling, Leung Cheuk Yuen.Sang, ChanLaiPo

Mrs. D. Luz, teleph. operator Kwok On, Leung Nim Hung,

Koivloon Sub-Agency Ching Choi Yeung and Wong

Chan

R. L. Moncrieff, sub-agent

P.J. M.

H. Scoones I J. E.

Reis I L. Remedies Antonio Kwok Fong Banking Co., Ltd.—45, and

C.E. L.E. Cunha

Xavier I| V.S. F.A. Rozario

Sequeira 47,

23255Wing Lok Street

and 30066; East;Kwohbank;

Cable Ad: Telephs.

Radio Ad: 0033; Chinese Telegraph:

«it m m tiu m # 0022

Hongkong- & Swatow Commer-

cial Bank, Ltd.—48a, Bonham Strand fa* §1

West; Teleph. 32847; P.O- Box 1073; Mercantile Bank H y°w ngan hong

Cable Ad : Swatowbank; Codes: The—Queen’s Road;ofTelephs. India, 28109,

Ltd.,

Bentley and Private. Branch: Can- Cable Ad: Paradise

ton D. Benson, manager

Chairman, Board of Directors— W. H. Jowit, accountant

Low Weng Kee B. O’M. Deane, assist, acct.

Managing Director—Ma Chak J. B. Stewart, do.

Man J. O. Remedies, chief clerk

Lam Shiu Hung, chief cashier C.L. M.

V. Castro

Lau Sui Peng, asst, chief cashier V. Ribeiro C. E. Soares

Lam Yao Pi, cashier Mattos O.J. M.H. Pinto

A.L. C.A. Silva

Chu Chen Chuen, secretary Rocha

Chan Yat Lai, accountant da Roza J.C. A.Gutierrez

C.S. P.A. Lau

Hong Keng Tham and Sio Lee Pereira

Tung, sub-accountants D.Li Ho

J. Noronha

Staff ■— Lam Pak Ng. Lam Kai

Teck, Ma Choi Leong and T.S. S.Y. Souza

Ho Chuen

Wong S. Wong

A.H. P.A. Souza

da Roza

Chan Peng Khuen

Horace Lo, compradore

Hongkong Trust Corporation,

Ltd.—3rd floor, Holland House, 9,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. If ® ® W @ S5

28141: Cable Ad: Vespers Man kwok pan tung ngan hong

Directors—Sir Victor Sassoon, National City Bank of New York,

Bart. (Permanent Director), The (Incorporated

Albert Ravmond (Managing

Director), F. R. Davey, M. H. Queen’s Road Central;inTeleph.

U. S. A.30321;

)—2,

Turner and H. J. Armstrong P.O. Box 14; Cable Ad: Citibank

A, Becker, secretary R. M. McLay, manager

S. S. Church, sub-manager

L. W. Wade, accountant

if % w. m m & Sub-aecou ntants—

Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The K. K. Rounds

General Banking FacilitiesGovernment

& Financial L.J. Brownley

R. Cramer I A.Chas. C. Rozario

Tetzel

Agents

—Queen’sforBuilding,

Kwangtung5, Chater Road; I. Crocker | S. H. Ismail

Telephs. 20112-3; Cable Ad: Provincial lu Tak Cheuk, compradore

A552 HONGKONG

National Commercial & Savings Assistants—

Bank, Ltd., The—8a, Pes Voeux Rd. A. A. d’Azevedo

C.; Teleph. 23881; Cable Ad: A.A. A.E. H.Tavares

Nacomsav Castro C.C. L.M. Santos

Wong Kwok Shuen, chief'ipgr.

Tan Eng Hooi, sub-iHgr. F. X. M. da Silra A. M. Xavier

Xavier

G. A. Pinna V. E. Bernado

M. K, Wong, secy. J.A. A.F. da

da Luz F.'Ozorio

F. N. Chau, chief acct. A. S. Ward Luz C.!

Miss S.Remedies

S. K. Lam, chief cashier H. Barretto Miss C. M. Silva

Lo Chung W) compradore

ft m m % m ^

Ho Kwoh On Tat Ngan Hong

IMederlandsch

bank, W. V. (Netherlands’ndische IndiaHandels-

Com-

mercial Bank)—5, Des Yoeux Road Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpor-

Central; Telephs. 23157 (General Office), ation, Ltd. —Incorporated in the

24870 (Managers Office), 20593, 27355 Straits (Settlements, (Successors to The

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The Chinese Com-

and 23826 (Compradore’s Dept.); Cable mercial

Ad: Handelbank Bank. Ltd., and the Oversea-

B. J. Israel, manager Chinese Bank, Ltd.)—Local Office :

P. B. Selle, Jr., accountant 13, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

P. F. J. de Kok, cashier (Manager) 23371, (Asst. Manager)-

J. G. Buis 28919 and (General Office) 30216/8;

R. D. H. Wilmer) A.C. A.A. Coelho Guterres Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes: A.B.C.

A. Si Carpentier'Alting L. A.A. Ozorio 6th edn., Peterson’s 3rd edn., Rent-

Y. M. Barradas N. Beltrao ley’s and Private

E. P. Souza Miss E. A. Britto Hooi Yip Beng, manager

H. 0- Marcal L. G. Rozario Khong Keng Pho, assist, manager

S.F. J.E.M.Souza G. T. Vaz Chan Kwan Yuen, accountant

Rodrigues A.A. A.M. Pereira

Alves Li Chor Chi, sub-acct.

S.C. M.

A. Cruz,

BarrettoJr. Miss Yip SuiLing Lim Cheng -Too, do.

L. M. Xavier Ho Quee Him, cashier

F. M. Garcia Miss

J. M. M.N. Britto

Xavier

C.J.D.dos

E. Barros

Remedies E. S. Marques

Compradore Department-. P. & O. Banking Corporation

Choa Po Yew, compradore Ltd-, The —15-19, Marina House;

J. Choa, assistant compradore Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 32552

(.Manager’s. Office), ( '26636 (General

Office), 23555 (Compradore Office) and

Netherlands 23626 (Compradore); P.O. Box 273;

(N ed e r I a n dTrading s c h e Hande!- Society Cable Ad: Penorbanca; Codes: Bentley’s

Maatschappij, N. V. > — Holland and Private. Head Office: 117 to 112,

House, 9 Queen’s Road, Corner Ice Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3.;

House (Sub.-Manager),

22151 St.; Telephe. 2358920578 (Manager),

(Cash West End Office: 14-16, Cockspur

Dept., Current , A/c.), 20598 (Inward Bombay, Street, London,, S.W. 1. Branches:

Bills), 28701

Outward Bills), 21552 (Compra- Calcutta, Calicut, Coim-

dore),

Ad: Gardona, (Compradore

Head Office:Dept.), Cable batore,

Amsterdam

Colombo, Hongkong, Ma-

dras, Pollachi, Shanghai and Sin-

J. Hoven, manager gapore

J. H. van der Laan, sub-mgr. W. J. Waddington, manager

K. E. van Marie, cashier B. Rolfe, accountant

Accountants—J. P. Schlotter, L. R. A. McKenny; assist, do.

de Jong and J. F. G. van Reede Tang Man Tin, compradore

 HONGKONG A553

§■§ W M Sun sa soon Gen. Mgrs.—The Sincere Co.,. Ltd.

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.. Chief Manager—Katt

Sub-Managers—Fung Wai Sun andChiu Wong

—3rd Floor, Holland House, 9 Ma Man

Queen's Road Central; Telephone

28141; P;0. Box 90; Cable Ad: Actg. ChiefHingCashier—Ma Shiu Leung

Edsbankcoy; and at Shanghai, Accountants

Man Vim Tzb Sou and Li Ka

London and Manchester

Dirediors:

Sir VictdF Sassjpbft, Bart. (Gov- Tang Tin §1Fuk IS Jill ^ ^5

Bank—171, Queen’s

erning) Road Central, Telqph,, 20338; Cable

‘ Ddrek FitzgfeVald (London) Ad : Tienfook

Albert Raymond, j.p. (11.K.)

F. R. Davey (SKahghai) Unokrw it rtKits. Savings Bank for the

M. H. Turner,. i.p. (H.K.) Far East, Inc.;.(Incorporated under

A.,S. Guljbay,,j.p., (H.K.) , tljO Laws of the State

UjS.A,)-rAsia Life ofBuilding,

Connecticut,

14,

H. S. Armstrong

J. S. A. Becker, < - secretary "Queen’s Road C.; Telephs. 30234-6;

Cable Ad : Savings

(signs t)ej* pro) 1 PresideritH-C. V. Starr (S hai) ?

J. Gomes Manager—R. Shim

E. A. da Roza Co-Manager—Francis Chang

L S: Hardoon Cashier?—K. FvChOngh

Mrs! C. P. Barriie Accountant—K- Y. OnPun

Miss I. P. Rapp Teller -Chan Yuen

Mfes Cdhstance Chai

% % 1'VS k''£ M

Wing On Bank!, ) Ltd., The-026, 1 Des

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Vceux Road Central.; TelopliS. Sl lSl and

Bank, Ltd.—6,'Queen’s Rp^id Central: 31122; P:0. Box, 141; Cable Ad:

Telephs. 311T6 (Private Exchange “Wingonbank,” Hongkong. Kow-

to all Departments), '^14^1 (Ex- . loon Branch: 361, Nathan Road

■pf: (h>irp9^rs.,-J(e.mep! Gopfe

change Mgr.); P.O. Box 139; Cable

Ad: Shacombank !,$*#$ .(mapa^ng

. , -chairmaph;,. .Philip^, ^utpctpr , a^id

Gpokehi-n,

Chester Huang,- manager , GpgkhGohh.'llin, S)!, Jackman,

H. S. Tsu, guKojanager, Gock Hih Man,' F.' ^T. Young, L.

C. H. Liu, do. S. Kwok, James" Lee Gunn,

M. L. Chang, asst, png?, Mok Hing Shun, Kwok Sui

M. S. Chm, accountant

I. S. SzeJiassfejacct,’, ! (. Ctgkhg andii;-pp C);ock^pn.<

T. M. Yao, cashier ’ Philip . Qpckclvin, chief ijtianager

V‘}1., and Li Shu

, Fong' a^st. .managers ,

' Li. Shu ^ohg,

Thomas Cock ^iief

Young,^accpuhtant

sub-acct.

n& ttm M m

SiNctERk Banking & Tirasr Co.; Ltd., . . Gock Hin Man, chief cashier

Kw,c^j i),ap C^iih hfst,; easier;,

The—144, Des Voeux Road Central ;

Telephs.

1550; Cable.28936’

A'd: and ;2J385; .R.O.

.Sinpexrust 1 Box ’, Kgp.fYaxn Chin, sepp-ctary >

Board Of','1 D,i rectors — Cho^‘ *' Hmg

(Chairman);

Chan, JaiY-Cdnf Ma'WSattg,

?ng*Piu,' 'Ma Wing

Cheng Wen Yisn Yich Commercial Bank ^^16,

Yao,

Ma Joe Younev The Sincere Fai,

.Tames ©Che^', M;r Man Co.. , ^38, Des..Y(e^x Roud Central; Xclephs.

Ltd.,

, Co., The Sincere

Ltd.,Insurance L\fe Assurance

and The '' • .2.1129,

Ma (sickandPirnInvestment am)'

I 2|,p^Rle,JS&Salt^i^ik

Sincere " Ngai

HaOsliu 8®%rYling,

C. Pliey.,manager r

chief, acCouhiaht

Co., Ltd. f ev/mramR Y. H. H&mb; ‘cashioi* ; >

A.29

A554 HONGKONG

Head Office and Branches: Shanghai Basto, Dr.m.b.,R.'B.&,

A. M.deR.CCastro,, ai.d..P.O.M.S.

(Lau-

(Head

kow, 'ONanking,

ffice), Tientsin,

HongkOhg, Han- sanne),

Peiping,Hang- (London), Hqn. Eye,

.S-V L-RXil’.,

Ear, Nose ami

chow, Canton, Tisngtao and Kowloon Throat Spr.'inliM to :h>' Kvi'g Wah

Agencies in all the other Capital Cities —Office:Hospital; Member, Urban Council

and Conunerical Ports of the Differ- phone 26545 Exchange Building; Tele-

ent Provinces in China .

Authorized Capital $ 10,000,000.00

Paid Up Capital ?7,500,000.00 m m w:

Reserve Funds '6,05.0 000.00, Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., Singapore—

Assets :.... ..:....$117,912,908:19 Hongkong Dept. : China Building,

Every description of Banking Business Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 27945

transacted. Issuing Drafts and mak-

ing Telegraphic Transfer. Allowing Branches: 212, Des Vceux Road Central

interest

accounts onandFixed

SavingsDeposits,

accounts.Current

Safe HoCentral

Tqng Building, .Queen’s Road

Keeping Boxes for rent in our Tien- 191, Johnston Road, Wanchai

tsin, Shanghai and Hongkong

Catalogues concerning the details cf Offices. 169, Nsithan

JohnstonRoad, Road,Kowloon

Wanchai

Savings and safe keeping may he 224,

obtained on request by letter I, Peking Road, Kowloon

453, Shanghai Street, Kowloon

60, Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

1-Q, Av. Alpa. Ribeiro, Macau

ft & & ie fi 115, Ha Kau Po Road, 0anton

Wang pun eking kum ngan hong 109, Hon Man Road, Canton

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The— n & m a

Prince’s Building; Teleph 22900; Cable Baxter & Co.,

Ad: Shokin; Codes: Peterson 3rd and chants—ChinaImport

Private Building; and-Teleph.

Export25234;Mer-

Y. Kano, manager Cable Ad: Batten

K. Itoh, sub-manager Bejonjke A Co , Milliners and Drapers -

Y. Uneme, per pro. manager 128,N. Wellington Street; Teleph. 23787

Bejonjee, principal

Basa, R., Merchant and Commission Belgian (Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Agent—Bank of China Building;

Teleph. 32940; Cable Ad: Basa; Belilios Public School for Girls—■

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. (Nee under Government)

and Bentley’s

Benjamin

Brokers —& Potts, Share andBuilding;

Stock Exchange General

Basto, A. H., Chartered Architect, 4th floor; Telephs. 21152 and 24371;

Surveyor and Engineer — Prince Cable P. C.Ad: Broker

Potts, partner

Bldg., Ice House Street; Teleph. 33539 J. H. Potts, do.

A.STRUCT.E.,

H. BastO,M.C.I.,

A.R.I.B.A., M.S.A., M.I.

M.R.SAN.I. R. Pestonji, do.

B. C. Randall I C. Garch

P. A. Waller | Mrs. L. Tam

Basto, L. E., d.c., ph.c., n.d. (Los Angeles),

Chiropractor

Teleph. 24925;—Cable 18, Ad:

Tee Lebasto

House Street; ft # £ *

Bennett & Co., A., Exporters and Im-

porters—11, Queen’s Boad C. (2nd

Basto & Co.,; L. E., Importers and floor); Teleph. 24295; P.O. Box 944;

Exporters—18, Ice House Street; Cable Ad : Bigden

Chan Yung Kwong, mgr.

Teleph. 24925; P.O. Box 686; Cable Agents for:

Ad: Lebasto; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Bentley’s, Acme and Private DeWormerveer

^rve H. i)e Jong N.V.,

Principal—L. E. Basto

 HONGKONG A:55^

ft # M tJ Jt Blackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd.,

Bkraha,

porters ofM.,Diamonds,

General Watches,

Mei-chants, Im- Engineers,

Textiles, Agents, ReinforcedContractors

ConcreteandSpecialists;

General

Footstuffs, Paper, 1’erfumery,, Essential Waterproofing—1st Building Construction and Repairs,

Oils, Cigars,14, Carbons, etc.-^Asia Floor,

Life, Teleph. 22588; Cable Ad: Blacktox; York Bldg.;

•Building, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 3266L; P. O. Box 778; Cable Ad: Central; ; Codes: Bentley’s

Beralia E.C. W. Blackmore, m.sc.

L. Shank

M. Beraba, proprietor & nlanager Agencies:

G. Bafieur,

Chtii Jackassistant managerassistant

Man, Chinese

manager Vibro Piling Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Yew Kwok Chiu, assistant British Steel

Cellactite Piling Co., Ltd., London

London A British Uralite Co., Ltd.,

Bbrg & Co., Ltd., Steamship Agents R. A. Skelton & Co, (Steel and

Ship Engineering, Ltd.), London

6, DesBrokers

Voeuxand RoadGeneral Merchants^—

C.; Telephs. 23048 West Disinfecting Co., New York and

Montreal

and 22048, Cable Ad: Bergship; Codes: William Street

Scott’s 10th edn., A.B.C. 5th edns.,

Bentley’s, Bqe’smanaging

and Privatedirector Cure), Brisbane& Son (White Ant,

Sverre Berg, P. C. Henderson Ltd., London

C. L. Gah, asst. ' Cork Insulation Co., Ltd., London

^ ^ ff li * ^ ^ § Blair & Ct>„ Import and Export Mer-

chants —Road FrenchCentral;

Bank Teleph.

, Building,26309;5r

Berlin Co., Ltd., The, WholesaleJ and Queen’s

Retail Drugs, Patent" Medicines, Ifb’rlet Codes:BoxA.B.C*. P.O. 327; 6thCable Ad: Madrigal;

edn., Bentley’s and

Requisites

Des Vmux, Road and Druggist

Cent.; Tele Sundries—161, | Acme

tph. 2354e

Bernards of Harwich ( Admiralty Con- Blake, (Member C. C.,ofSh&rfe and General

the Hong Kong ofBroker

Share-

tractors),, Tailors a»d, Outfitters— brokers’ Association)— Bank East

Wesleyan Soldiers and Sailor^ Asia’ .Building, Des Vceux Road

Home, 22, Hennessy Rd.; Teleph. Centra I ; Teiefih. 21817

24620 ; jCable Ad • ' Sehserve. Also,at

London, Portsmouth. Chatham, De-

vonpogt. M.qlta, Bermuda, etc. Blue Bird Cafe, fee cream and Confec-

tionery—Corner of Pedder Street and

Beten’s Beauty Salon, Mrs. J., Per- ; Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. •24583

manent

ceRing Waving, Finger, Waving.

and Ala-uicufing—Peninsula Mar-

Hotel;' Telep^j' ^Q8l • n m i& n *§ &

I BV,fE Taxicabs, Ltd., The — Head

Bible Book and Tract Depot, Ltd.— , Market Office: Corner Nathan Road and

Kai Ming Building, 6,. Q-peep’s.Rd., 57417. .Taxic'ab Street,' 'Yaumati; Teleph.

Central; Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: I1 , Ferry Stand at Star

Testaments 1' Pier

Rev. Frank Shott,' secreMrt'' . Tsan i’bng, ifianaging director

Black, Balkan,’ Skinn AitD' Talbot. B6DIKER A Co,, Importers, Exporters,

Medihal PiactitiOriW^^ — Union . CqmipissiQii, —David House,and,167^169, InsuranceDes Agents

Voeux

Building; Telephs, :28002-3 Road; Teleph. 24226; P.O. Box 81:

G.H. D.Balean,

R. Black,

w,i>„o.b.e.,

b.s. jvt.d.,

(Lond' CiM.

, .), XTor.)

Fiuc.s. Cable Ad: Bbdikep; Codes. : : All

Standard Codgs. ; . , , ,

A.(Eng.). l.r.c.p.

J. Skinn, m.b..(Loud.), . ,

CH.k.fEiiih.)

H. Talbot,1 m.r.c.s. 1

‘.'kfec.p. jd. ouitau :

H. Stoltenberg Lerche

(London)G. Ti, M.R.c.fe.

Balean, ,* (Eng.),

l.r.c.p. (Eng.)' i>.t.m.!/& H.(Lon.) Bolivian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

*A-29

A556 HONGK^O

ft m m M m | Bridge & Son, T. A-, General Merchants,

and Expbrtere df Fresh Fruits, Meats,

Bombay Silk Store (Hasaram Gianchand), etc.

Silk Merchants and Commission Agents Building; — Room 904, Bank of 1 East A sia

—2, D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 2101$; Bridgeco Teleph. 30691 ; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box 502; Cable Ad: Gianchand T. J. Bridge, manager and proprietor:

G. A. Goldeuberg' *

£ 3i

Bornemarsn

Exporters, Engineers & Co., and Importers and Bright Sun^ Co.,

Insurance

^ PI ^

Importers, Export-

Agents — Prince’s Building, Des Voeux sale ers and Refiners of Coffee, Whole-

Road Central; Teleph. 24512; Cable and Retail—12, Queen Victoria

Ad: Pervasion; Codes: All Street; Teleph. 25858; Gable Ad:

F. Ortlepp, principal Brisun

R. Johnswn

Britannia. Aerated Water Factory—

fll fp Sun shin wo 53, Taipo Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

57990

Botelho A Co., A. G., General Merchants

and Shipping Agents—French Bank

Building; Teleph. 28687; Cable Ad: British n & PS Yr m iiii m }&

Bo tag American Paint Co., Ltd.,

A.P. V.G. Botelho,

Botelho, jr.manager Victoria, B.C., Paint and Varnish Pro-

ducts—Asia Life Building, 14, Queen’s

P. P. Botelho Hoad Central: Teleph, 32786: Cable Ad

E.MissB. I.daM.Roza Nosnibor; >Codes: Bentley’s anti

Botelho BenJ. (ley’s Second resident repres.

L. Robinson,

Miss C. da Roza

Agencies', S ® i£ &

CompaniaTransatlantica de Barcelona Yr>i‘j mee yin kung'sz

(Spanish Royal Mail Line)

Manufacturas de Corcho Armstrong, British American Tobacco Co.

Palamos, Spain and London. (China), Ltn., Tobacco Merchants

Corks, Cork Products and Insu- —Head Office : 2, Queen’s Road C.,

lation Corkboard Hongkong; Teleph. 27701; P.O. Pox

5; Cable Ad: Powhattan

Boy Scouts’ Association—(^ee Asso^ Directors — Sir Hugo Cunliffe

ciations) Owen, Bart. (Chairman), Brig.-

Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, c.m g.,

Bbaga, J. P. — St. George’s Building d.s.o,. L. G. Cousins. F. Staf-

(1st floor); Teleph. 20583; Cable Ad: ford-Smith, F. S. Geldart, J H

Agarb Roberts and M. H. Turner

Secretary—E.

F. Stafford-Smith, M. Bryden,

mgr. c.a.

H Fat F. S. Geldart, asst.

Brewers Bookshop, Booksellers, Station- Sales Department

Lo Min Nung

ers and Newsagents — Alexandra Accounting Department

Building, Des Yoeux Rd., Central; M. J. Gaan | E. A. Ribeiro

Teleph. 20696; P.O. Box 12: Cable J. G. Harvey I D. P. Fuertes

Ad: Brewer. Book - Lover’s Library :

Alexandra Building Traffic Department

O. R. Benson J. E. Rocha | F. P. Sequeira

Mrs. E. Grant

Mrs. E. Mackenzie Advertising Department

Miss Y. Beaumont A. G.. Suffiad

Stenographic Department

Miss B. B. Cartwright

Brazilian Consulate — {See Consu- Miss T Graham

lates) Miss M. M. Remedies

 HONGKONG- A557

{British Bicycle Co., Bicycle Importers 'Brothers, G. S. (Nee under “G \)

and Exporters—16, Hennessy Road:

Teleph.

Bentley’s23979; Cable Ad: Racers;'Code: i ® ^ hong long chun «e

Ayents for: •.Brown

B. S. A. Motor Cycle and Bicycle BritishJones Funeral

Institute .Service, Member,

of Einbalmers, Specia-

i lists for Shipments to all Parts of the

Mi a n m ± World.

tery Cremations

MemorialsHillMade Airanged. Ceme-:

Ta mee yin kung sz 'r' 45, Morrison Roadto; Grder-

Teleph. Office

20423;

British Cigarette Company, Limited, Crouch End Hill, London, N.B. : 35,

Cable Ad,: Spenav. Head Office

Cigarette Manufacturers — Head William Oliver Nodes, principal

Office: 2. Queen’s Road Central,

Hongkong.; Cable Ad: Cigarette

Directors — Sir Hugo Cunliffe f? m m m w 0

Owen, Bart. (Chairman), Brig.

Gen. H. B. Macnaghten, c.m.g., Po hit tun chong xze kona ,

d.s.0,3 L. G. Cousins, F. Staf- \ Brutton tfe Co., Geo. K. Hall, Solicitors,

ford-Smith, F. S. Geldart, J. H- Notaries Public, Proctors, Patent and

Roberts and M. H. Turner Trade Marks Agents—Bank of East

Secretary--!!. M. Bryden, c.a. Asia Building,

Hongkong Facio?-?/—Gloucester Rd., Brutton; Telephs. 26695 Ip,andlies26696;

VceuxCable

RoadAd:C.;

Hongkong; Teleph. 26741 Code: Bentley’s Second

J. H. Roberts, manager Phrase

A. N. Spencer Geo. K. and

solicitor HallnotaryBrutton,

publicprincipal,

British & Foreign Bible Society— David L. Strellett,

notary public solicitor ' and

(Nee Associations) R. H. Cole, S. Ng Quinn and K.

F. Wong, solicitors

British Corporation Register of ) Building Cleaning Service, Con-

Shipping and Aircraft—10th Floor,

Bank of East Asia Bldg.; Teleph. tractors for Renovating and Maintain-

ing Offices, Buildings and Residences —

30231 (2 lines) ; Cable Ad : Veritas

Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield, 14, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 28841

M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M INST.P.T.,

f.r.s.a.

M.INST.P.T.,and F.R.S.A.,

A. W.A-M.I.N.A.,

Black, |; Bunje, Dr. F.—Office: Alexandra

A.M.I.MECH.E. Bldg.; Teleph. 28030; Residence: 2,

Clerk—S. Y. Yan Link Road, Sookunpoo; Teleph. 2,2165

British-lndia

Co., Ltd. Steamand Apcar Navigation

Lines Bureau Veritas International Re-

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., agents gister for the Classification of

Shipping—10th Floor, Bank of East

Asia Building; Teleph. ,20231 (2

lines) ; Cable Ad : Veritas

Chung ngoi yeung mein hup fo himpo ning Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield,

yau han hung sze M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.INST-P.T.,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. f.r.s.a. and A. W. Black, M.

—Union Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable INST.P.T., F.R.S.A., A.M.T.N.A., A.M.I.

Ad: Traders MEOH.E.

Directors—Hon. Mr. M. T. John- Clerk—S. Y. Yan

son (Chairman), G. Miskin,

Morrison and R. K. Valentine K. S.

General Manager—A. W. Hughes Burton, Dr.

(Penn.), DentalC. H.,Surgeon

b.d.s,, and

svd., Dr.d.d.s.J.

Sub-Mgr.—W. R. Mansfield Thomas, b.d.s. (Syd.). d.d.s. (Toronto)—

Fire Manager—G. S. Archbutt Union Building, Top FI.; Teleph. 20391

A558 HONGKONG

£ ± Tai Ko° Works Dept.—

H. F. C. Colman

Buiterfibld & Swire (John Swire & T. E. Grimes (overseer)

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants, Shipping and Dockyard—

Insurance Agents—1, Connaught Road

Central ; Teleph. 30S31 B. E. Fielder | N. Mathieson

G. W. Swire (London) Marine Supt. —Captain T. M. Johnstone

Colin C. Scott do. Supt. Engineer—A. Crawford

H. W. Robertson do. Asst. Supt. Engineers—R. V. Cameron

John K. Swire do. and D. Mcl. Campbell

J. S. Scott do. Cost Clerk--E. W. Fielding

J. R. Masson (Hongkong) Wireless Supt.— F. H. Neale

C. C. Roberts, signs per pro.

Miss J. G. L. Dunlop

Miss V. J. Gordon-Smith Cadlceus (The Journal of the Hong

O. S. S. Co., Ltd. Dept.— Kong University Medical Society)

J. B. Lanyon Editor—Prof. L. T. Ride

R.I. F.S. Grant

Johnson Business Manager—A. P. Pereira

M. (Dept, of Physiology. The Uni-

B. J.Y.S.Fiennes

S. Gallagher versity, Hong Kong)

F. Cessford

Mrs. T. A. H. White

Miss G. Buchanan iSf

Holt’s Wharf— Kwony Wo

A. Wood Caldbeck, Macgregor

Passenger Dept.—

Mrs. A. E. S. Guerin (Incorporated under the& Companies

Co., Ltd.

Ordinances of Hongkong), Wholesale

C. N. Co., Ltd. Dept.— anil Retail Wine

— Prince’s and .Spirit

Building, Merchants

2, Chater Road;

F. M.R. S.Lamb, signs per pro. Telephs.

H. D. WhiteCumming Calaoeck. Head Office: 44,Cable

20075 and 50644; Ad:

Foochow

G.K. Millar

K. Oliver Road, Shanghai

Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general

Miss M. A. Rattey managers

Miss E. Finlay J. F. Macgregor, resident director

Miss W. M. Hodder T.

R. Addis Martin, manager

C. F. Macgregor, asst. mgr.

T. S. R. Co., Ltd. Dept.- C. J. M. Pereira

H. B. Williamson F. F. da Cruz

E. £. L. O. Shaw L. da Roza

Miss

Miss A. W. Parkes

Lawson L. A. Sequeira

C. P. Wong P. F. dos S. Xaivier :

Book Office— Miss A. Alves

T. H.R. IT.Chassels Miss E. Guterres

Ireland

W. Buchanan Calif-Asia Co., Ltd., Manufacturers,

F.W.A.R. M.McCracken

Elliott ofChests—4,

Rattan Furniture

Miss H. E. Hance Wing KingandStreet;

Camphorwood

Teleph.

Miss B. Brown 23958 ; Cable Ad : Colifasia : Codes:

Insurance Dept.— Acme,

Angeles Office: 641, East Gage Ave Los

Bentley’s and Private.

N.P.P.C.FoxKwok W.Chan

E. Grimm, Jr., asgt.

manager

Miss I. M. F., Ritchie Kai Wah, manager

Stores Dept.—

T. R.LowRutherford , Cameo

Gloucester Beauty

Bldg.; Salon

Teleph.—38622

Room 130r

 HONGKONG A559

m & m m * ^ to Staff—

Canadian Confectionery, Imported Passenger Dept.—

and Home-made Chocolates and G. R. Razavet I Cheung Kam

Candies, and American Soda Foun- 1. W. Lang Sing

tain—38, Queen’s Eoad C.; Teleph. 27495 A.J.H. Macdonald Sze Chung San

E.F. E.F. de

Shea

Sousa Cheung Cheong Kwai

1 Freight Dept.—

Con na ta e nita kgao E.W. T.J. McMullen

Canadian Government Immigration Howard F. J. Brown

Department—China Building; Teleph. A. Li Cunning- G.Yeung

KellyHon. Ming

24638; P.O.Box 247; Cable Ad: Beaver ham Wong Tsang Yu

Commissioner—Lt.-Col. E.S. Doughty, F. J. Neves

D.

Stenographer—Miss S.O. R. Judah General—

Interpreter—Fung Chau-chip W. H. Peters ! J. S. Landolt

V. F. d’Azevedo J. M. Mackenzie

Kwan Sit Kwan I Miss A. Garcia

Canadian Government

missioner— Office: Hong Kong BankTrade Com-

Building; Teleph. 263.22; P.O. Box 80; Canaval, Drs. G. C. & Helen L.—

Cable Ad: Canadian Shell House; Teleph. 31100

Trade Commr.—V. E. Duclos

Secretary- Win. G. Poy Cannossian Institute—(Nee Educa-

Sbaft—Mi

E. ArnoldC. Wong, A. King and Miss tional)

Canadian National Railways Canton Bros. Rubber Co —Factory: Hai

Shell House, Queen’sAd:Road Central; Tan St.; Teleph. 57992

Teleph. 22004; Cable Lemorb; Code:

Bentley’s

A.J. H.Brostedt, AsiaticTraffic

TrafficRepresenta-

Manager

Middlecoat, a & « s «

tive Canton po him hung sze

M. Cheng Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., The

Jardine, M.atheson & Co., Ltd.,

a 2, * * » a General Agents

Cheong king lun shun hung sze Consulting

J. PatersonCommittee—Hon.

(chairman), D. E. Mr.

Clark,J.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. A. H. Compton, F. A. Joseph,

Canadian T. E. Pearce, J. H. Taggart,

Canadian Pacific Pacific RExa ipI rwe as ys Co.

Co. S.Tung

T. Williamson and Sir Robert Ho

—Telephs.

Union20752Building (ground

(Passenger), 20042 floor);

(Freig-

ht);

NautilusCable(Freight)

Ads: Gacanpac (Passenger), Canton Trading Association, Ltd.,

David Drummond, Oriental manager The, General Merchants—224, Hen-

Geo.agents

E. Costelho,

for Orient general passenger nessy Road; Teleph. 24610: P.O.

Box 580; Cable Ad: Oatrass; All

T. C. Monaghan, purchasing agent for Codes

Orient and catering supt.

Agent—L. E. N. Ryan Capell, Miss Violet (from Miss

General

E. Hospes Agent, Passenger Dept.— Florrie Lewis’s Academy. Cone

Freight Agent—J. Oram Sheppard School of Dancing, and Max

Accountant—C. W. Skeet River’s School of Dancing, London),

Dancing Instructress in all Child-

Agent for Chinese Passenger and ren’s Dances Boys and Girls),

Freight Traffic—Lee Yook Tong Ballet, Classical, Clog, National,

Asst. Catering Supt. and Agent for Character, etc.—9, Torres Buildings,

Chinese Crews—P. P. Quon Gong Kowloon; Teleph. 57117

A560 HONGKONG

Cahavan, The—Gloucester Building; The Amalgams Co., Ltd., ■ “Eutec-

Teleph. 21450; and Arcade, Peninsula toid” Case Hardening Com-

Hotel; Teleph. 5S08I; Cable Ad: pound and “Harditte” Open

Caravan Hearth Case Hardening Coin-

Proprietors—Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hall pound

In m ZaiWti. Carroll Bros., Share and General

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers Brokers 20652; — Exchange

Cable Building; Teleph.

Ad: Carroll

and Contractors—4, Queen’s Rd. (Bank W. J. Carroll

ofP. O.China Bldg.); Telephs.

Box 93; Cable Ad: Carlowitz; 31225-6-7: G. A. Lee

Codes: Carlowitz A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Castilho & Co., C. M., Importers,

Rudolf Mossfe, Acme, Bentley & Aepha Exporters, Ship Brokers and Commis-

Codes sion Agents — Alexandra Building;*

Dr. A. Nolte, partner (Hamburg) Teleph. 21455; Cable Ad: Clemcas; Codes

O. Lord, do. do. Used:

R. Laurenz,

G.R. Schmidt,

do, (Shanghai)

Roehreke,signsdo.per pro. do. C. M.Bentley’s

Castilho, manager

Regis Castilho

F. Tolle : Castle Peak Ceramic Co. — 32, Con-

H. Sperling naught Road C., Teleph. 21231

Agencies:

Carl Zeiss, Jena

Zeiss Sea

Java Dresden Co., Ld. Cathay

Ikon,& A.FireG.Insurance Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd., Builders’

Engineers,Importers

Merchants, Tile Manufac-

Fried. Krupp, A. G. Essen : turers, — Rooms 403-404,

,E. Merck, Darmstadt

TheCorp.,

International B. F. Goodrich 32732; Cable Ad: Ceramics Teleph.

Bank of East Asia Building;

Akron Directors—N.

FergusonA. and R.W.K.

Lynevitche,

Robinson I. F.

Staff—F. Gutierrez, S. M. Loa and

H SS « «S 8 1* * * C. Chan

Carmichael & Clarke, Consulting

Engineers, Naval Architects, Marine Catholic Union Club—(Nee Clubs)

Surveyors and Inspectors pf Petro-

leum—10th Floor, Bank of East Asia Cecilia Beauty Salon—1, Hankow

Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 lines); Road; Teleph. 56213

Cable Ad: Carmichael

T. M.INST.P.T.,

H. G. Brayfield,

F.R.S.A.M.ijr,A.,M.i.MECH.E.,

A. W. Black. M.INST.P.T.,F.E.S.A., CentralP3Agency, & iM£ m

Ltd., The, Importers of

A.M.l.JN'A., A.M.l.MBOH.E. Sewing Cotton Thread—2,

W.KanJVI. Wright,

Hon Cho a.m. inst. p.t. Road Cent.; Teleph. 20657;Connaught

Cable Ad:

S. Y. Yan Spool

K. C. Ho C. Wallace, gen. mgr (Hongkong

Lo Wing LokKee ' and China)

Chow Hung J. Rodger, manager

Ng Cheung D. J. Macadam (Canton Office)

SWe Agents for: A. Wilson

Seto Yan, Wong Man Lap, Ng

Henry Clark k, Sohs, Ltd., Anti-Cdrro-

isive and Anti-Fouling Compositions Shiu Ting, Cheng1 Shui Luro,

Yeung Hing Kwong

Smooth-On Manufacturing Co., Iron

Cements Central British School—(Nee Govern-

Charles

and Tank McNeil

DoorsLtd., Patent Boiler ment)

Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Central Electrical Co.—145, Wing Lok

PatentohWindow

sively Road, Rail LiftsandusedSea exten- Street; Teleph. 20618

 HONGKONG A&bl

m. ft m % t± m m ^ ^ Chambers of Commerce—(See Associa-

Central News Agency—10, Des Voeux tions)

Road Central; Telephs. 21464 and Champkin, C., Exchange and Bullion

31367; Cable Ad: Cenin form Broker—Stock Exchange Bldg., Ice

-Central Printing Office, The, Print- House Street; Telephs. Office 22098,

ers, Stationers and Bookbinders— 31812; Kong Hong and Shanghai Bank

Cable Ad: Tamasha

23, D’Aguilar St. : Teleph. 22220

Chan & Co., C.—312, Nathan Road;

Central Radio Service, Distributors Teleph. 57819

ofTransmitters,

Radio Accessories, Receiving

Sound & Talkie Systems, Sets,

Electrical Goods—60, Nathan Road,

Kowloon; Teleph. 59814; Cable Ad:

Cenrad

J. T. Cotton,, jr., ,idint manager

J. J. Alvares, do.

A. E, Fisher, assistant

J. C. Gomes, do.

A. J. Sequeira, do..

Macao

AlmeidaBranch

Ribeiro:Office — 61,2277;

Teleph. Avenida

Cable

Ad: Cenrad

C. H. Cotton, manager

Central Channel Trading Company, Ltd.,

Central; Theatre

Telephs.— 25720

270, Queen’s

(Ticket)Road& Importers,

Agents and

Exporters,.

Manufacturers’

Commission

Represen-

25380 (Office) tatives—Head Office: Asia Life Bldg.,

4. it # 14, Queen’s Road

Cable Cent.; Teleph. 32424;

Chung Yuen Yang Hong BranchAds:Office:3468,110,Channel

CheungandTuaiLenac.

Han

Central Trading Co., The, General Street, Cotton Canton,

& Art Export:

Silk Rubber.Goods,

Knitted Shoes,

Export,

chants—BankImport ofandCanton

Commission Mer- ; Rayon Ready-Made Goods, Jade and

Building;

Teleph. 22113; P.O: Box 322; Cable Curios, Cotton & Silk Textiles, Hoisery,

Ad: Central; Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Flashlights, & Napery,

Firecrackers,

Leather

Silk Lingerie

Footwear, Ginger

6th edns., Bentley’s and Acme Preserves, Seagrass-ware, Produce

D. K. Wong,’general manager Other Empire & Chinese Made Goods;&

Import:

Cotton Rubber,

& Zip Canvas,

SilkFasteners, Cotton

Textiles, Felts, Yarn,

Shellac,

TheStockists

Ceylon Jewellery Mart., Buttons,

Chemicals, etc. SoleWaterAgencies

Proofs,

of all Gems of the Orient, Undertaken

Manufacturing Jewellers, Engra- Lau Sui Peng, managing director

vers,

Star TheatreRepairers

Watch Building,& Platers—

Hankow Yuen Cheung Wan, mgr.

Road, Kowloon Hong Ah Earn, asst, mgr,

M. P. Jannen, export manager

S.Cheng

A. L. Rahman,

Hua Siong, asst, export

cashiermanager

Yue Kim, secretary

ft ^ ^ # Staff—Young Lim Kong, Miss Van

Hong-hong-w ing-hang -hong ChengChien

Seng Man,andWong Ng LimWanChee

Fu, Lie

Chak & Co., K. Y., Importers and

Exporters—Pedder Building, 12, Pedder J gents:

Street; Shun Lee Co., 113, Kiukiang Rd.,

Cable

Edition,Ad:Teleph. 23472;Codes:

Chakhon;

Bentley’s &

P.O. A.B.C.

Private

Box 965;

5th Shanghai

Chun Yip & Co., 55,. Temple St.,

P. L. Chak, managing partner Singapore

A562 HONGKONG

ft m m n m m m

Tung king mui tan hung sze Chau Yue Teng, Import and Export

Chaebonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Fran- Merchants and

Building,P. Queen’s Ship Central;

Road Agents—China

(Jaise des (Paris,

Haiphong

Hongay, Hongkong, 22332; O. Box 544; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Cha-

64, Hue deand Shanghai)—Head

la Chaussee d’Antin, Office:

Paris. bogina;

Private

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Mines at Hongay, Tonkin. Anonymeau

capital de Francs -39,925,000

Directors—Henri Thelier (chairman), Chaun, Dr. K. W., Dental Surgeon-

J. Deschamp (vice-chairman), Rooms Queen’s

107-108A, Marina House, 15-19,

Road Central; Teleph. 20126

Christian de Monplanet, Henri

Girot, Albert Luc, Robert Thou- Dr. K. W. Chaun, d.d.s., Penn.

myre, Henri de Monplanet, Rene Miss H. B. Yee, secy, and asst.

Thion

Yesier de la Chaume and Georges

A. Marcheix, general manager Che San ft8i Co., & £ m

Printers, Stationers

(signs per pro.) Importers of Paper and Ink—Office

R. Huas, technical manage and Show Room: 58, Des Vceux

(Hongay) (signs per pro.)

E. Bougon, commercial manager Road Central; Telephs. 22357 and

28858; Cable Ad : Chesan. Printing

(Haiphong) (signs per pro.)

Agents at Haiphong (for Indochina) and Works: 30, Lee Yuen St. West

Hongkong uud Shanghai (for outports) SoleFung Agents

Shin Chung, manager

for:

Hongkong Office—Marina House, California Ink Co., Inc., San Francisco-

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

21024; P.O. Box 281; Cable Ad:

Charlicot; Codes: Bentley’s,

edn. and Universal Trade A.B.C. 5th Che Wen Weaving Co.—76, Queen’s Road

H. Henrys, Agent for Hong Kong Central; Teleph. 28226

S. and South China

K. Lee *T ft 1$

Chee & Co.,. T. Y. General Importers

Chau, Dr. S. N., Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat and Manufacturers’ Representativee

—34-36, Hing Lung Street; Teleph.

Specialist—China Bldg.; Teleph. 25441 30256; P.O. Box 626

m n»] ^ z m & * m ®

Chau and Lee, Architects and Civil Chee Wing & Co., Metal Merchants—27-

Engineers — National Bank Bldg., 29, Lee Yuen Street West off Queen’s

8a, Des Yoeux Rd. C.; Teleph. 31640; Rd. t Teleph. 20769; Cable Ad : Checo

CablePingAd:Road,

Tai lunin.

South:Canton

Teleph.Office:

16773 59, Chellaram, D., Silk & Curios Merchants.

Exports: Chinese Art Wares, Canvas

Principals—I. N. Chau, b.sc. (Eng.), ’ Shoes,

A.M. I. STRUCT’.E. Art Silk & Cotton Goods, Camp-

R. E. Lee, a.r.i.b.a., a.a. dip. (Lond.) &horwoodNapery Chest, Mattings,

Goods, Torches,Dept.:

etc.—Export Linen

China Building,

(Manager), 3rd(Export

24727 floor; Telephs.

Dept.) 24127

and

Chau Tsun Xin, Hon. Mr., Barrister-at-law

—8, Queen’s Road VYest; Teleph. 27308 31709 (Residence); P.O. Box 340; Cable

Ad: Chellaram

S.N. S.Nanik,

Chellaram,

manager proprietor

£ ® * s ® N. Parsram,

T.Staff—Pahlaj. do.

A. Jaswani, accountant

Chau Wai Cheung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General

Medical Practitioner — 22, Des Vreux

Road C.: Teleph. 20942. Residence: 35, Kishichand, R.B. C.Bhojani,

Tavares,Tolaram,

A. F.

Leighton Hill Road; Teleph. 22726 Delgado,

Wong Jr., S. K. Chiu and W. S-

 HONGKONG A563

Cheng Photo Studio,

ing, Enlarging,Laidlaw Developing,

Colouring Print- & PH # $ fa If

Whiteaway Bldg.,andDex

Portrait—

Voeux Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.,

Importers of all Kinds of Machinery—

Road Central Shell HouseAd:(1st floor); Teleph.

Y. K. Cheng, manager 21221; Cable Engincomer. Head

Office: Shanghai

Cheong King Co. — 25, Gilman Street; V. Singer

Teleph. 24843 R. Umnuss

H. Partier

fa & m & Agencies:

Cheong Lok Theatre—Tai Hong Street, Motorenfabrik

and Crude OilDeutz.

Engines, Kerosene, Gas

Lighting,

Saiwanho; Teieph. 24834 Pumping and Compressor Sets

Unionmatex.

Machines All kinds of Textile

m m wi m m Weise Soehne, Halle-Saale Centrifugal

•Cheong

Sail and Wo &FlagCo., Makers,

Shipchandlers,

Metal, Pumps

Hardware and General Store Keep- J. M. Voith, Paper-making Machinery

ers—133, Des Voeux Road Central; and Water Turbines

Telephs. 21625 & 24803; Godown: 25229 Magirus Diesel Trucks and Motor

Fire Engines

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steelworks

•Cherry & Co., Importers and Exporters Humboldt, Mining Machinery. Cement

—33, Queen’s Factories, Steel Constructions

Telephs. 22055Road CentralP.O.(2nd

and 20491; Boxfloor);

504

Cheung Chau Government School Chiffon, Ltd., Modiste and Costu-

mier—Grloucester Building; Teleph.

—(See Government) 23337; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad:

Chiffon

ff jJt Man-loy-kong Miss J. Masseboeuff, managing dir.

Cheung Loy, Importer, Exporter and

General Merchant—20, Wing Lok Chik Fung Co., Import and Export

Street; Teleph. 32449; P.O. Box 937; Merchants—Prince’s Building, Teleph.

Cable Ad: Elecplater 22658; P.O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Chik-

Cheung Loy, principal fango; Code: Acme

Agencies: P. Y.Fok, manager

Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle

Co., Ltd., Canada, Electro-pla- Chilean Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

ters, Equipment and Supplies

Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.,

U.S.A., Polishing & Plating China Arts Company, Manufacturers

Equipment and Supplies

A. P. Manning & Co., U.S.A., &Drawn Exporters of Chinese Handmade

Electro-Plating and Buffing Ma- Street, Thread Work—5, Wyndham

1st Floor; Teleph. 21069;

terials P.O. Box 230; Cable Ad: Chansgoods

K. W. Chan, manager

£ m m m

Cheung

MedicalWing Tai, Dr., Office:

Practitioner— m.b., b.s.,45, General

Queen’s ri 'ir

Road Central (1st floor); Teleph. 20819; China Assurance Corporation, Ltd.,

Residence:

22430 59, Robinson Road; Teleph. General Insurance — 6, Queen’s

Road Central;Head

Paofoong. Teleph.

Office:31116; Cable Ad:

Shanghai

Chevrolet Sales & Service — 26, C. H. T. Suen, manager

Nathan Road; Teleph. 59101 T. Y. Lieu, asst, manager

A564 HONGKONG

ft ft fern* ft & m 4} m u [$ 4*

dkuiiy hua yea turn iuma China Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated'

China Auction Rooms, Auctioneers, ofin Telephone, U.S.A.), Manufacturers

Telegraph, Radio& Importers

& Elec-

Valuer'

Road s0.,andFrench

GeneralRank

Bi'ok‘ers-7-5, Queen’s

Building, trical CommunicatioiiApparatus—Glou-

pt. cester Building,Room

Floor; Teleph. 24453; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 153; Cable Ad: Microphone; 226; Teleph.25432;.

Riovale

E. V. M. R. de Sousa, proprietor : Codes Used : Bentley’s Phrase Code

Ed. Improved. Head Hankow

Office: Shanghi; Branch

A. E.deB.Sousa

de Sousa Offices: Canton, and Tientsin

T. K. Chow, general' representative

J. E. de Sousa .. . for South China

.M. C. LeO; comprddore F. H. Hegerty, Branch manager

China Camphorwooi) Trunk "Op,—29, K. Pan, sales engineer

Johnston Road; Teleph. 25197 L. K. Kung,; acting sales manager

(Canton) . {iv $£ $f

China Coast Officers’ GuiLi>IJ-(

Associations)- M. P. Wei I Mrs. A. Pedersen,

W. T. Chan j stenographer

China Coast Traders,

porter' and Exporters, Manufac- Ltd., Im- Agencies :

tures’ Representatives—Bank of China International

Corpn., New YorkStandard Electric

Building, 4 Queen’s, Road Cenferal; Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.,

Teleph. 32964; P.O. Box 290; Cable London

Ad : Coast Creed & Co., Croydon, England

P. K. Tham, managing director International Marine Radio Corpn.,

.Tong Ohi Ling, cashier London

Staff- Tam Yat Wah, Lai Kwong

Hon, H. B. Tam, Li Kin Ybng, O. M. Raytheon Production Corpn., Newton,

Omar and Lau Ping Kau Mass.

Federal Telegraph Co., Newark, N. J.

China Commercial Co., Ltd., General Weston

Newark,Electrical

N.J. Instrument Corpn.,.

Merchants—7, Cliff Road, Kowloon; Bell Telephone Manufacturing^ Co,,

Teleph. 57437 Antvyetp '

China Development Co., Ltd.,

Development, Investtfrent, Manage-

ment and Engineering1 — Head China mEmbroidery & ffi m ¥ *

Office: Stock Exchange Building; ideries, Whole . andSyndicate, Embro-of

Teleph. 25484; Cable Ad: Yeldarb Canton Building, 6, Retail Des

— Bank

Voeux Load

‘"Chairman—Bradley Fairchild Central; Teleph. 28410; Cable Ad: Cembs;

Financial Adviser—S. J. Green Swatow Codes: Bentley’s,

and ChefooAgencies in Shanghai,

Secretary—Andrew Tse . Proprietor—I, B. Cohen

Mining Engineers—W. J. Mil- Staff-M.

lard and C. Leslie Bruns

MYtallurgfst—B. A. Brown Mrs! L. T.LauLing, A. H. Kee and

Geologist—D. D. Smythe

Staff—R. F. Forbes, Miss M, F.

Tierney and Miss E*. F. Lanimert n& ^ ¥ 4*

China Emporium,

Providers, Importers Ltd.,Exporters—

and Universal

w m & m 62a-68, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

t.b*J jsnirtC (Manager's Office); P.O. Box 20911

28065, 28066, 28067 (General),

130;

China Dispensary, The (Y. C Wong Cable and Radio Ad: Chinempo;

V Co., Ltd.), Chemists and Druggists—82, Code: Bentley

Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 22598; Cable

Ad: Druggist; All Codes. Board of Directors—Hon. Sir

A. Rowan, m.p.s., manager Shouson Chow, kt., (chairman).

 ilOXG-KONO A3V55-

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Fung Pb* # 0

Fook Tien, Kan Tong Po, Li

Tse Fong, P. K. Kwok, Chau China Factors—Room No. 909, Bank

Man Che, Chari Lim Pak, Chan of Miss East Asia Bldg.; Teleph. 22277

Edith da Rocha, manager

Tze Kei and Fung Pirig Fan Mo Kurig Ting, .assistant

M. Chan Harr, general mgr.

Chung Hau

Chau Kwap,, Leung,

Ting, manager

asst. mgr. h m & m >k m *

Chung wa fo ckuk po him hong

China

—Union FireBuilding;

insurance Teleph.Co.,28081;

Ltd.,Cable

The

China Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated Ad: Chincough

in Hongkong)—Registered Office: 88, Directors—Hon; Mr. M. T. John-

Museum Road, Shanghai; Horigkbng son (chairman), G. Miskin,

Office: 3rd Floor, Queen’s Bldg. ; K. S. Morrison and R. K. Valentine

Teleph. 28367; Cable Ad: Chienginer and R, K. Valentine

W.director

CJ Gomer^a' l li a.m.i.e.e.,

(Shanghai) managing General Manager,—A. W. Hughes

Hongkong Agent—W. F. Blake Sub-Manager—W. R. Mansfield

Staft—J. A. Huttl, Y. C. Wong and Fire Manager—G. S. Archbutt

K. W Kwan ; Chjna Fleet Clou—(S’re urider Clubs)

^&m

China Entertainmeno* & Land Invest- China Head Office: Fruit Xational

Corporation,Building; Ltd.

ment Co., Ltd., Cinema Theatres and Des.Vceux Cable Ad: Road Central;Bank

Chinafruit Teleph. 32972;

Land Investment—Proprietors of King’s Directors—Chua

Theatre, King’s Theatre Ruilding,

Queen’s Road- Central; Telephs. 25330, Chung Kok Woh,SinCapt. Swa.J.;(§watow),

II. Gre-

25313, ‘25332 and 25334; Cable Ad: gory,

Char Lee S.Siang

CM, K. ‘ Poh(Amoy),

Lim (Swatow), T. Li

N.

Ente rland 'T (Amoy),

Loh (Swritow),

Chairman of Directors —Sir Shdgson

Chow T Grig Keok Merig (SwatowEk

Qng Cheng

Managing Hirecro^'V^Liang Chi ,Hao i\Taye,

g SzePhilip

Kwong,

M. S,T.TsoiL. Li, G. R.

(Swatow),

and K. L. Chang Wee

Treasurer—Li Jdwson

Secretary^-George Y. Sun ; (Malaya), Yeung YaU and G.,SeongB.

Tong Lee, Wong Jee

Publicity Manager—i C; .S. Liang Labrum

Managing Director—G. B. Taye

Him Shun Secretary—T. S. Chang

China Export-Import and Bank Co., i China Fruit Enterprise, Ltd.— Head

A.G., Importers, Exporters Commission Office: National Bank Building, :Des

Agents—Shell House, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 23256; Cable Ad's: Lem- Vceux Ad: Road Central; Teleph. 32972;

jus & Hymsun; Codes: Carlowitz, Mosse, Cable ManagingEnterprise

Director—G. B. Taye ;

A.B.C.

Office: 6th edn., and

Shanghai. Private.; Canton,

Branches: Head

Hongkong, Tientsin, China Hong Nin Life Insurance ,Co.,

bin, Osaka and Tokyo Dairen; Har- Teleph. Ltd.—188, Des Voeux Road Central;

20890

J. Grodtmann,

and Hamburg) director, (Shanghai

11. K.Umnuss, China Ink& Lacquer Co./Ltd —Factory:

Haase manager ’ . 9,58946;

Lok Office:59A,

Shall Road,Queen’s

To-kwa-wan; TeKph

Road Central,

G. Sommer i> j . i' . . 1st floor. Canton Factory: 56 Kdring

Mrs. C. Bonhoff Fuk -Chung Road, Canton) Teleph

Agents for: , ; -

I. G. Farbenindustiie Aktiepgesells- • 14059; Chan Cable Ad: manager

Inkcp , . ,

chaft, Pharmaceutic'al Department, | ChanKamKamTo, Hon, technical,, super-

Leverkusen (Germany), Medicines ! visor

A566 HONGKONG

vi & m & M * J. W.Grady,Owens,R. J.J. McNeill, E. Joffe,shsft

H. $• Duncan, W.

(Jhina Lace Co„ Manufacturers and engineers

Exporters of China Lace,, Swatow J. MacKay. apprentice

Drawn Work — Head Office: Ho Miss I. Carvalho, steno-typist

Hong Building, Queen’s Road C.; Work-Shop

Teleph. 34046; Cable Ad : Chinalace.

Swatow Branch: 10, Pai Rai Road W. Taylor, workshop engineer

Ng Keng Ching, general mgr. Distribution Department

J. D. Parkinson, distribution engr.

& Wi ft 1] ^ M. R. Swain, asst. do.

A.-C.

F. Hamblin,Tin son, districtdo.engineer

Chung kwok tin lick yau han kmig sze

■Ohusta Light A Power Co., Ltd., The A. J. V. Smith, do.

C.D. F.Lyon,

Wood, do.-

—Head Office : St. George’s Bldg.; do.

Telephs. 28537 and 28538 C. B. Easterbrook, district engr.

Generating Station: Tai Wan Rd. R. J. Master, junior engineer

Hok-Un; Teleph. 58059 J.MissFancey, clerk steno-typist

Administrative Offices: Ko vloon

Tong; Telephs. 58044 & 58045 Meter Department D. Buntzen,

Sub-Offices:

56005 and Kowloon Tong,ShaTelephs. G.sumers’

R. Murray,

57005; T.sim

Telelph. 57677; Sham Shui Po,

Tsui. engineermeter supt. con-

Teleph. 57448; Yaumatj, Teleph, G. A. White, asst, meter supt

56375; Kau Pui Shek, Teleph. F. H. Clark, general asst. engr.

56155; Hok-Un, Teleph. 58059; J. Young, installation engr.

Taipo Market, Dial 91 and ask

for 2021 F. V.D. deAlves,

L. Souza,assist,

asst. do.engr.

Board of Directors — A. H. W. C. Tillery, insp. engineer

Compton (chairman), Sir Elly A.A. R.Y. Lee,

M. Sarny,

Kadoorie,Lawrence

k.b.e., J. P.Kadoorie,

Braga, asst. chief meter

do. insp.

o.b.e., A.G. Smith,

H. V. outside chief

Ribeiro, overseer

tester

Felix A. Joseph and Hon. Mr. P. M. F. Rosario, assist, do,

M. K. Lo Mrs. E. Osborne, steno-typist

Manager’s Office Accounts Department

D. W. Munton, manager W. J. Brown, chief accountant

I. N. Murray, deputy manager A. B. Clemo, assist. do.

Miss M. G. Alves, secty. to mgr. W. J. Brown, Jr., assistant

Miss L. Dunn, steuo-typist (). P. Remedios, do.

Head Office G.L. A.A. Noronha, do. *

Noel Braga, secretary Rocha,

F. P. Barros, do.

do.

J. V. Braga, assistant J. C. de Souza, do.

C. M. da Silva, assistant (shares) A.P. M.R. deN. Pinna, do.

J. Alvares, do. do. da Silva, do.

Mrs. V. Loureiro, steno-typist. M. B.L. Gutierrez,

da Roza, steno-typist. do.

Mrs. L. d’Assumpcao, do. M.

Miss M. Smith A. A. Reed, i/c Showroom

Generating Station Time-Keeper

F. C. Clemo, Executive Engineer, F. J. da Luz

Station supt. Stores

C. Crofton, asst. Station supt. J. H. Shaw, stores supt.

J. E. BarrOwy maintenance engineer H. P. Morton, asst. do.

H. Wong, asst. do. Statistical Dept.

G. I. Angus,.Shift charge engineer H. Samuel, statistician

J. W. Bertram, dp.

G. A. Nicholls, do- Clerk of Works

A. Bolton, dp. B. X, Levkovich

 HLONGKOSb A56T

“China Mail” (Evening Newspaper), China National Aviation Corpor-

Published by The Newspaper Enterprise, ation, Airmail, Passenger and Express

Ltd.—3a, Wyndham St.; Teleph. Service—Ring’s Telephs. 33131 and Building

33151;(2nd Cablefloor);

Ad:

20022 ; Cable Ad: Mail Chinaco. Head Office: Shanghai

G.W. C.J. Burnett, manager

Keates, editor P. H. Tye, manager

Editorial Department. P. L. Chai, traffic representative

R. A. E. Watson G. D. Tye, do.

R. Goldman K. S. Poon, clerk

N. A. E. Mackay Y. O. Tin, do.

J. C. Guimgam I H. J. Yappe A gents for:

Pan-American Airways, Co.

Business Department J

L. K. Cheung | l . Fung

Geo.

ChanChanPik Man |; Miss Rozario R. M. China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire k

■ Sons, Ltd.), agents

China MercantileCompany—China China-New Guinea Mercantile Co.—

Buildings, 6th Floor; Teleph. 21504: 36, Connaught Road Cen.; Teleph.

P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad: Wading- 26417 ; Cable Ad : Chigatile

bird;

Bentley’s,Cddes:Universal

A.B.C. Trade.

5th earn, Acme, Andrew N. Wong, manager

Phillip'S. Lee, manager M. Y. Fox, assistant

S. C. Yim

m ft % m

Lun shun chiu sheung kuk China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd.—Factory

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation and General Office: 1, Arran Street,

Co.—15 and 16, Connaught Read Kowloon ; Teleph. 56« I5 ; Cable Ad :

West; Telephs. 28180 (Freight Dept.), . Chipaintco

31633

down (Passenger

Office); CableDept.)

Ads:andMerchants

32411 (Go-

8969P. Y. Cheng, manager The (In voluntary liquidation)—

Office: York Building; Teleph.

Tong Hin Pong, chief clerk 27738; Cable Ad: Brunswick

n

China Motor Bus Co., Ltd., Motor

Coach Services—13779, Electric Road, China Provident Loan And Mort-

Causeway Bay;'Teleph. 26868 (Mgr.’s gage Co., Ltd., General Bonded

Office),

(Workshop); 26867. (General Office) and 26862 Warehouse Licensees, Motor Transport

Bentley’s Cable Ad: Silicify; Code: Contractors—Head Office and Godowns:

Connaught Road West and Kennedy

.Ngan Shing Kwan, managing director Town; Teleph. 27761; Cable Ad: Relyat

Wong Yiu Nam, assist. do. Board of Directors—S.

Hew Ah Lan, secretary

Wong (chairman), Sir Robt. M.Ho Churn Tung,.

Ip YanSek, Shau,accountant

traffic supt. N.

T. B.V. Wilson,

Croucher,

J. P.P.Braga

M. Hodgson,

and Li

K.LaiC.Hing,

Ngan, workshop-in-charge

do. Tse Fong

Cheng Fat, shroff Head Office

J. C. Guterres, secretary & mgr,

m & m ft * & F.E. J.A.M.Machado

Chum A.

Wing nin po shau hung sze

China Mutual Life Insurance Go., M.

M. R.S. Chan

Beltrao A.A. E.G,M. Noronha

Guterres.

McKerrow

Ltd. (Under Management of Sun A. W. Jqhhsford A. V. Jorge

Life Assurance Go. of Canada) — J. L. Alves S. B. Bux

Gloucester Building H. A. Boltelho U. Kwok

A568 HONGKONG

E.J. H.M. Tam

da Rocha Ng Wing Kee Shewan,

H. .Tomes

Co., general agents

G.W. A-Maher

Waller

Foo Ping Yuen

D. G. Willis E. R.R. Sturt,

Childe,f.i.a.,

a.i.a.-, secretarydirector

Law Ohak Pui E. D. Labrousse, accountant

Miss K. Bolt Yeung Pak Woon Staff—J. R. L. Stanton, D. C.

Miss I. Guimgam Chu Ka Wing Alves, F. M. Britto, F. G. Bar-

Agents: ros, H. A. d’eL. Figueirodd,

Soares, L. A.MissY.

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. H. M. deMissSousa and M. Chan

de Sousa,

Shin Tsun

Spec. Representative—E. 1. Leitao

n mm m * j Compradore-YWong Ngai Tong

China Rubber Tyre Co., I/td., Tyre, Principal Medical Officer—J. W.

Wheel & Rim Specialists—i 30, Johnston Anderson, m.b., ch.b., f.r.C-S.

Rd.; Teleph. 25813; Cable Ad: Chinatyre Fire (Edin) and Marine Agents for:

China Soap Go., Ltd.,, YangtszeBritish

Insurance and Association,

> Mercantile Ld.In-

Manufacturers—Reg. Office:The, Soap

Chartered North

surance-’Co., Ld.

Bank Building,

Cable Ad: 18, TheHongkong

Lever. Bund, Shanghai;

Office:

China Building (4th floor); Teleph. Marine SettlinaAgent'syor:

London Assurance

22433; P.O., Box 530 Insurance Offiee;Insurance

of Australia, Ld.

China Sports, Dealers in Athletic Goods Ocean Marine Co., Ld.

—16, D’Aguilar St.; Teleph., 26848; Cable China United Lamp Company, Federal

Ad: Chinasport Inc., U. S. A., Distributors of: G. E.-

Edison, Osram,,Electric

Westinghduke Philips, Lamps

Tungsram and

— David

China Tea Co., The, Tea Merchants—1b, House, 67-69, Des Vceux Road Central;

Pottinger Street; Teleph. 24697; Cable 1st Floor, Room No.. 17; Teleph. 26912;

Ad: Sinocongo.. Head Office: Shanghai P.O. Box 785. Head Office; 140, Robinson

China Trading Co.—China Building; Road, Shanghai

Representative—W. Latrille

Teleph. 22581 Stafi—Wong Long Ying

China Trading Corporation—225, ^ & if* m vtu

Queen’s Road 0.; Teleph. 23940 Chinese Bazaar, The Manufacturers and

Exporters

China Transport Co.—16, Queen’s Road Canton Embroidery, of Swatpw Drawn Work and

Central (4th floor); Teleph. 30193; Cable Unde^weats/’Mandarin Fureqats, Pajamas,

Ad: Cohire Coats, Hand-

made Filet, Crochet, Thread or

Linen Laces, Grass Linen, Silks,

^ ® ^ Shantung Pongee, Ivory-ware, Pew-

China Travel Service, General Tou- etci-MJhiha ter-ware, Amber-ware, Fancy Goods,

rist Office—6, Queen’s Road Central; Central; Teleph. Building, QfteCn’s Road

Telephs. 31116 and 31626; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Bazaar;24744; P.O. Box 226;

Travelbank; Codes: Bentley’s and edn. and Bentley’s- Codes: A.B.U. 5th

P rivate

Chinese Chamber Pf Commerce - (.SVe

n & mm m ft & m Associations)

Kee chong po him yau han hung sze Chinese Club—(Aee Clubs.)

China Underwriters,

Marine, Accideatv Ltd.,

Sickness, Life, Fire,

Typhoon, 1

Motorcar, PlateEarthquake,

Class and n & m~m m x m

General,.Jnsuranee

Des Voeux — Head Office:28121;

4a, Huccvun tse ni'yu ksien famf sze

.P.O. Bon 2if5:Road Central;

pable Teleph,

Ad: Underwrite Chinese Estates, Ltd., Land Investment

^China Building?)

Dii;ector.s^-A. L, Siifelds (chairman), Road'Cent,;

J. W- Anderson, R. A. Dastnr, Telepli,;(5th

24047-Floor),'/Queen's

Li 'T'je 'F

Fung KwaiFan,.director

Tin, chairmanandofsecretary

directors

 HONGKONG A569

C.P.S. Haiping

A. D. Brown, officer-in-command

'Chinese Invoice Office—French Bank J. E. Ramsay, 2nd officer A.

Building; Teleph. 2702^; Cable Ad; C.P.S. Haihui

Chinose R. Perry, officer-in-command

H. Hoper, 2nd officer 0

R. F. Young, 2nd engineer B

# a ? a O.P.S. Cheongkeng

■ “Chinese Mail” Chinese Morning A. Gowdy, officer-in-command

C.P.S. Kwanlui

Paper—(Nee “Wah Tsz Yat JPo”) G. C. Norman, officer-in-com-

§j§ J]j Kow loon 1c nan mand

. C.P.L. Kowloontsai

■Chinese Maritime Customs (Kowloon

arid District)—Marina House, 4tb

R. D. Barrett, officer-in-charge

. C.P.L. Hsunkuan

Floor, 15-19, Queen’s Road, Central; T. W. C. Jones, officer-in-charge

Telephs. 28491-6; Cable Ad: Code C.P.L. Kuanwei

Hongkong J. Douglas, officer-in-charge

‘ Commissioner—A. H. Forbes C.P.L. Hsunhai

Administrative Deputy Commis- Leung Hung Fook, ■ officerun-

sioner—G. N. Gawler charge

'Preventive Deputy Commissioner— C.P.L. Haikuan No. 49

C. S. Archer J. R. Haddock, officer-in-charge

Medical Officers—,Wan Chik King (2nd Class Tidewaiter)

Balean and Herman C.P.L. Haikuan No. 57

Chief Tidesurveyor—W. J. Fulker E. Webb, officer-in-charge (2nd

Boat Officers—C. W. E. Furey and Class Tidewaiter)

J. E. Read Chinese- Merchants’ Club—(Nee Clubs)

Appraisers—S.

Collin Hankin and E. T.

Examiners—€. Finch and F; Gut- Chinese Associations)

,\1 amjfacturers’ Uniqn—(Nee

teridge

Southern .Commander, Main Area Chinese Press Association—(Nee Asso-

No. 4—j. B. Morpeth oia,t ly ns) i

Marine Surveyor—A. S. Russell

H. Cairns (2nd Engineer A) (on

special duty) and, C. Wallis ft & m m m tk m *

.(2nd Engineer B) (on special Chinese

duty) Central;Optical

Wireless Supervisor—H. J, Smith Optician;.Code; TOIeph.Co-.-67,

23368;Queen’s

Cable Road

Ad:

Bentley’s

Customs Preventive Vessels : . •

C.P.S. Hohsing ' f$ |6 Yaa Hing

M. M. Stewart, commander Chinese Produce Shippers, Exporters of

G. F. O’Bryen, first Officer Chinese

O. R. B. Berents, 2nd officer C Building;Products—(4th

Teleph. 24S28;floor),

Cable China

Ad;

V. B. Glover, 1st engineer | Shippers. All Codes

fC.P.S. Chuentiao W. T. Sun, secretary

J. Dickson, commander

P. W. Silson, 1st officer srj m « m ^

C.P.S. Soohsing

T. Malcolm, officer-in command Chinese Chung mtok 'din po kuk

Telegraph Administration

A. Holthe, 2nd officer B —3, Connaught Road (next to

C.P.S. Chahsing Hong Kong Club)

•G. Cook, officer-in-command Li Sheung Ming, manager

E. J. Munro, 2nd officer B P. L. Liang, superintendant

E. J. P. Frederiksen, 1st engr. P. W. Lee, traffic controller

A570 HONGKONG

Chuen On Steamboat Co., Ltd.—314,

Ching Des Yoeux Road, Central; Teleph,

Office: Kee S. N.Hongkong

Chefoo, Co., Ltd.—Head

T Office: 26061; Cable Ad: Cbuoh

C. M. Sin, diredtor-in-charge

156, Wing Lok Street, W est; Teleph.

23230; Cable Ad: Chingkee; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley's Cortiplete Chun Hing Co.—261, Queen’s Road

Phrase and Private. Branch Offices: . W.; Teleph. 27295

Antung,

Lungkow, Canton

Newchwang,Dairen, Foochow,

Shanghai, Tien-

tsin, Tsingtao and Lienyun Harbour CirbN Hing20565

Teleph. ife'Cd.—2b, Pottinger Street;

C. K. Yen, manager

Chiu Chu San, Dr., m.b., b.s.. Chun On Fire Insurance. Co., Ltd.—

General Medical Practitioner — 8, Hon. Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308

Mr. T. N. Chau, secretary

Office: 81, Queen’s Road Central

Telephs. 20242 and 20251 (Residence)

Chiu & Co., M. C., Importers, Ex- Chun Shing, Tailors & Outfitters, Makers

porters and Manufacturers’ Agents ofMilitary Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s^ Clothing, also

—Kai Ming Building, 2nd Floor, Fashions && Students’ Uniforms. Newest

6, Queen’s Road Central: Teleph. 32, HennessyHigh-Class Road,

Workmanship—

2nd floor; Teleph.

23665; u P,0. Box „ 746; Cable Ad : 32816

Mcchiu; Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Chan Chun Shing,- proprietor

and 6th Editions, Western Union,

Bentley’s. Acme and Private

M. C. Chiu, general manager iff m iv

Chung Hing Co., Exporters—Kai

Chocolate Shop, The, Specialists in Road Ming Bldg. (3rd floor); 6, Queen’s

Delicious Home Made Cakes, Coconut. Box 447Central; Teleph. 20719; P.O.

; Cable Ad : Chembalis

Custards and Confectionery. Excellent

Cups Moeca

Wedding, Coffee Served Daily.

Made to Birthday

Order. and

PicnicChristmas Cakes Chung Hsing Cloisonne Company—17r

and Private’

Parties Catered for—31, Peking Rdl, Wyndham Street; Teleph. 26991

Kowloon; Teleph. 56792 Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., (Incorporated

inHbngkong

China), Publishers

Sales Office:and Stationers—

69, Queen’s Road

s as «

Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J., Commis- Central; Tai

Teleph. 20635. Works: 40, Pak

Street; Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon;

sion Agents, Importers & Exporters Teleph. .59027

of Silk Goods, Curios, o and all

Kinds of China Goods—35 and 37, Chung, Sai Drug Co.- 69a, Des Voeux

Wyndham Street; Teleph. 22805; Road C. ; Teleph. 20192

P.O. Box 317

R. Naraindas, manager Chung WahLtd.—17,

Leather Bag Manufactur-

ing

Teleph.Co., 22733 Bonham Strand E.;

fit m

Christensen & Co., General Importers and Chung Wah Soap Factory—22, Davis

Exporters—8, Des Voeux Road C.; Sfreet; Teleph. 25188

Teleph. 21062: Cable Ad : Crisanco

, E. Christensen, partner

Leung King Sau, do.

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS .

Chuen Lee Shipping Co. — 4,‘1 Con- All Saints’ Church — Horauntin,

naught Road W.. Teleph. 31517 v Kowloon; Telepli. 56329

 HONGKONG A571

First Church of Christ, Scientist,

Catholic Cathedral—16, Caine Road Hong Kong—MacDonnell Road;

Right Rev. Mgr. Henry Yaltorta, Reading

Asia Room: 606, Bank of East

Buildings

Bishop of Leros and Vicar Apos- (Reffer all Enquiries to P.O. Box-586)

tolic of Hongkong

Very Rev. Fr. A. Riganti, Pro-Vicar Hildesheim Mission, “Eben-Ezer

Delegate, Church

Joseph’s and Rector of St. House”, Industrial Home for Blind

Rev. Fathers G. M. Spada, D. Arvat, : Girls (HandTeleph.

Pokfulam; knitted22523

Goods for Sale)—

P. Garbelli, A. Grampa, D.

Page, E. Teruzzi, L. Rossi, M.

Robba, B. Pilenga, U. Gal- London Mission — 4 6, Bonham Road

and 78-80, Robinson Road; Telephs.

biati, R. S. Brookes, Lawrence 27786 & 23421; Cable Ad: Missionary

Bianchi, J. Zilioli, M. Can-

tore, A. Granelli, D. D’Ayala

Valva, A. Cometti, E. Bruz m

zone, A. Rossello, 0. .Libera- Marynnoll In South China. (Catho-

tore, Ho. De—Angelis, R. Mag- lic Foreign Mission Society of

lioni, A. Feroldi, A. Poletti, America)

R. Della-Nina, C. Orlando, N. (Mary knoll-Stanley}

Maestrini, G. Caruso, G. Ales- Hongkong — Rev. G. M. Daly,

sio, D. Bazzo, Q. De-Ascaniis, Procurator, Rev. P. C. Toomey,

L. Aletta, A. Zago, L. Pulit, Assistant Procurator, Rev. Bro.

F. Ricciardi and Rev. Bro. Albert Staubli

Mario Colleoni

Mission A ddresses

Chinese Anglican Church Body, Koiiginoon—Most Rev. J. E. Walsh,

The (Incorporated under Ordi- d.d., Vic. Apostolic, Rev. J. - J.

nance No. 18 of 1902) Toomey, Rev. A. J. Paulhus,

Rt. Rev. S. Lei, Rev. Bros. Michael

Rev.Rev. Bishop'

S. Kau VanofLee,

Victoria, chairman

vice-chairman and Lawrence

Leper Work—Rev. J. A Sweeney,

St. Stephen’s Church—Pokfulam Rd. Rev. F. Connors, Rev. Bio.

St. Paul’s Church-—Glenealy Road Anselm

Holy Trinity Church—Kowloon

All Saints’ Church—Homuntin City Toi Shan—Rev. F. J. O’Neill, Dr.

St. Mary’s Church—Causeway Bay H. Blaber

Sunwui—Rev. M. J. Burke

Chikkai—Rev. J. J. Tierney.

# m to m s m 4* Chiklung—Rev. J. F. Smith .

Christain Mission to Chinese Sea- Yeungkong—Rev. M. A. Feeney,

men, The—Headquarters: 54, Jordon Rev. James Smith

Road, Yauraati, Kowloon Kochow—Rev. A. J. Paschang,

Supt.—B. J. Tan Rev. J.- E. Fitzgerald, Rev. A.

Weber

Fachow—Rev. J. A. McGinn

Church Missionary Society, South Tungchen—Rev. Joseph P Mc-

Chin a Mission—Cable Ad: Testimony Ginn, Rev. D. Chatigny

Secretary—Rev. G. K. Carpen- Wanfau—Rev. C. F. Burns

ter, St. John’s Hall, Hong- Dosing—Rev. O. Rauschenbach

kong ,(Jniversij;y Sun Chong—Rev. E. V. Meuth

Financial Secretary—H. Loting—Rev. Joseph Lavin ; Rev.

St.- Stephen’s College, C.J. Asche,

Hongkong J.. Lima

Hoingan—Rev. G. Bauer

Sanchow—Rev. R, J. Cairns

Confraternity Of the Blessed Wuchpw—Rt. Rev. R. F. Meye 15,

Sacrament Pref. Ap., Rev. M. A. Tenqien,

A. F. Osmund, president Rev. Brother Francis Wempe

A. Rocha, secretary Taanchuck Seminary — feey. G.

J. Baptista, treasurer , Gilligan, Rev. T. Gilleran

A572 HONGKOftGf

Taanchuck Mission—Rev. A. .F

Dempsey, R«v. R. Sprinkle ■i m ® if m

Taiwan—Rev. J. McLoughlin Fat Idn sai chiln Ttau tong

Topong—Rev. A. J. Cunrieeii Procure Generate des Mission*

Jungyuen—Rev. W. Schultz Strang^res pe Paris

Watlam—Rev. P. J. Donnelly

Kweilin—Rev. T. Daley

Chuanchow—Rev. F. Keelan

Lai po—Rev. J. Regan, Rev. ' L. Rosary lodn ■ Ch u RCH -Chatl iam; Road, Kow-

Glass Rector—Rev. Fr. L. M. Rossi

Pinglo'—Rev. E. A. Toomey

Pantien—Rev. A. Lacroix, Rev. L. ■Assistant --Rev. FatherH.deAngelis-

Foley

Yunfu—Rev. Thomas T’ao

Pingnam—Rev. William Kupfer

Kaying Centre—Most Rev. F. X. RosAryhill,'

Ford,. D.n., Yic. Apostolic,. Rev. j 1 Stupies—43’,’Domin/can House of

Stubbs Road; Teleph.

M. Cliai 30666; Cable Ad : Rosaryhill

Parish—Rev. Jofm Gallagher. Rev. Prior—Very

Paul Choo

Seminary—Rev. F. Donnelly, Rev. Sanchez, o.T.Key. Fr. Marcellinu*

R. Quinn, Rev. A. Dennis, Rev. Sub-Prior—Br. J. Rodrigo,;O.F.

Fr. T’ong Master of Students—rFr. J.;Ortega,

Hosteh—Rev. R. Rhodes o.f>.

Tsungkow—Rev. F. Donaghy, Rev. Master of Noyicey—Fr. D. Villegas,

L. Chai o.p.

Siaolock—Rev. C. P. Hilbert Professors—Frs. D. Montesinos,

Quinones, M. Cerezo, T. Garcia, E..P.

Hingning—Rev. J. B. Callan Eerrero, E. Salvador, S. Reyero,

Sain Ho Pa—Rev. J. A. McCor-

mack

Shak Chin—Rev. Patrick Malone J.M.Ibanez

Ortega,and

P. Cabezon,

W. Pio B..Castafio,

Tung Shak—Rev, Thomas Donovan | 70 Students,;5, Novices and'7 Lay

Shui Tshai—Rev. C. J. Murphy Brothers

Pet Teoutshai—Rev. H. J. Bush,

Rev. M. Murphy

Chongpu—Rev. B. Welch, Rev. J. ^^

Driscoll Sailors’ Home anP Missions to Seamen

Lumchai—Rev. J. O’Donnell —Sailors’ Home and Seamen’s Insti-

Hoping—Rev. E. C. Youker tute,- Gloucester Road, Wanchai

Chung Sin—Rev. William O’Brien ; Chaplain—Rev. Cyril Brown, b.a.

Rev. T. Malone

Lao Fou Heou—Rev. Jam es O’Day "'‘ ’ Hon. Treas.—W. R. Mansfield

Secretaries & Accountants—Lowe,

. Hokshiha—Rev. J. Pei Bingham & Maatthews .

Sii Poi—Rev. Paul Hon. Manager—H. Watt

T’ong Shun Toshai — Bev. C.

Eckstein

METKonrsT Chuech, Sailors’&.Soldiers, Sailors’ Soldiers’ Home, 160 Beds

(Bedroom, Cabin or Dormitory Ac-

Home—Queen’s

Opposite Naval Road East, Wanchai,

Hospital commodation), Restaurant, Loun-

Rev. J. E. Sandbach, chaplain ge, Billiard Rooms, Baths,

Showers, Lockers, Reading Rooms

“Ohel Leah,” SYNAfiodfrE—TA, Ro- —22, Hennessy Road, Wanchai.

binson Rpad Telephone 24620

Pontifical Fokeign Missions Institute President & Treasurer, Superin-

Procuration, St. Margaret Mary’s tendent Minister of the ILK.

Church — Broadwood Road, Happy English Circuit of the Metho-

Valley dist Church—Rev. D. B. Childe

Rev. Fr. II. Galbiati, procurator Secretary—A. R. Brown.

 Htt^Gfe/NTr Ar,r3

4 & M % & F>t!wbod

Maroajliet Mary’s Church—Brpad-

Road, Happy Valley

Tai lui sung chun kau tony ! ; Rev. Fr. U. Galbiati, rector

Spanish Dominican Procuration for | Rev. Fr. P. Ngai

Missions — 2, Seymour Road; |

Teleph. 20721; P.O. Box 432; St. Teresa’s Church — Kowloon

Cable Ad: Dominicos Tong; Teleph. 56217

Procurator—Rev. Fr. F. R. Nov al, O.P j Rector—Rev. Fr. N. Maestrini

Assistant—Fr. H. Suarez,

de. —Fr. E. Gonzalez, o.p. j o.P. Asst.—Rev. Fr.. C. M., Orlando

St. Teresa’s Home—24 Nam Kok

St. Andrew’s Church— Nathani Road, | Road, 2nd. floor, Kowloon City.

Kowloon; Teleph. 57194 lAChildren

Horne for Destitato Women and

Vicar—Rev. J. R. Higgs, b.a. Committee of St. Teresa’s Con-

, Church Wardens—F. W. Staple- j ference of St. Vincent de Paul

ton and A. 0. Jeffreys Society—In charge'

Hon. Secretary--^Lt.-Com<) r. W.

H. Graves, r.n.

Hon. Treasurer—R. Dormer ft m *

Organist—R. Baldwin, a.t.c.l Tai shejc. clfu lai pai tp\ig

S.KStreet,

Anthony’s Church—179, Union Church—Kennedy Road

West Point; TeTeph. 27226Third Victoria rmUmm / - 77

. Home Exte;n;siqn , and

Salesian Fathers in charge Rwral OKPANAGEr- Taipo; , Teleph.

Rector—Fr. John Pedrazzini Dial 91, ask for 2324

St. Francis Boys Club,'Free School

for‘Destitute Children

Father Director—N. Maestrini Chuwa Trading Co. -2S; .Connaught

Road; Teleph. '20706

Brother Rector—L. A. Barton

Hon. Secretary—J. Chan Civil ServioA CricreT Club—Clubs)

Hon. Treasurer—F. Tang

Claremont Private Hotel—{See Hotels)

^ Wf >rC Tai lai Vai ton9

St.Acting

John’sDean—Rt.

Cathedral—Garden

Rev. R. O. Hall Road ; m m x m Mm $

Chaplain-in-Charge — Re v. H. W. j Clark,

Engifxeers .1, —C.,Kayaiually.

Architects., and' Civil

Baines

Organist and Choirmaster - L. A. ! Queen’s

r

Road C.; Telepli,:Bpijding,

.30^19 22,

Lafford, f.r.c.o.. a.r.c.m., l.r.a.m. Jr Caer, Claijk, partner,,'

Secretary—Miss S. Basbett 'Clover Flower.Shop, Florists, Seedsmen

Yerger-Clerk—R. J. Poye

; and Nurserymen—Gloucester

TfelepiL’20638; Arcade;

Cable Ad : Goldfinch

St. Joseph’s Church— 5, Garden Road

near Peak Tramway Station

Rector- Fr. A. Riganti .CLUBS

St. Louis Industrial Scijooi. — West American Club,

Bank The—Hongkong

Building (5th floor);&

Point;. Teleph. 21226. 179, Third , ,Shanghai Teleph. 23291

Street Salesian Insitute President—Cfhas. M.H.GeePethick

Director—Rev.

s.c. Fr. J. Guarona, Vice>President—H.

Secretary:—W. E. Denison

Sub-Dir.—Rev. Fr. H. Dalmasso, Treasurer—L. W. Wade

s.c'. General Committee—D. l._ Bal-

Prefect of Studiesfy-Rev. Fr. J. lantyne, J. B. Emmert .and J.

Buchta, s.o. A. Shaw

A574 HONGKONG

Catholic Uniox Club -12, Tung Cheng Chinese Bathing Club—North Point;

Teleph. 23950

Building, Tack Hing Street, Kowloon

Patron—Bishop H. Valtorta

Spiritual Adviser—Rev. L. M. Rossi

President—H. Dixon # & m

Hon. Secretary—A. J. Osmund Chinese

Hon. Treasurer— A. F. Remedios

Committee—E. L. Barros, IT. A. Central;Club—6,

Telephs. Des

26677Voeux Road

and 26678;

Santos, A. M. O. Remedios and Cable Ad: Sinoclub

A. P. Pereira Chairman—Kwan Cho Yin

Vice-do.—Wong Chak Nam

Hon. Secretary—H. K. Lee

Chef.ro Club—Queen’s Road C.; Hon. Treasurer—Leung Kam

Teleph. 33907 Cheung

General Committee : Committee—Un Hew Fan, Lo

Chairman—F. C. Hall Tung Fan, Ma Sau Nam,

Vice-Chairman & Hon. Secy.— Yeung Tsun Tat, Wong Ka

G. G. N. Tinson Tsun, Loke Yung Cheong and

Lam Chik Sang

Hon. Treasurer—A. Brearley

Committee—Rev. G. H. Bate-

man, P. S. Cassidy, A. S- Chinese Merchants Club — China

Mackichan and Mrs. Hance Building (5th floor); Teleph. 24671

Ladies Advisory Committee: Chairman—Sir Shou-son Chow, Kt.

Chairman—Mrs. Hance Vice-Chairman—Dr. R. H. Kote-

Hon. Treasurer — Mrs. W. J. wall, C.M.G., LL.D.

Lambert Hon. Secretary—W. N. Thomas

Hon. Sec. & Librarian—Mrs. J. Tam, j.p.

T. Prior Hon. Treasurer—Li Hoi Tung, j.p.

Committee—Mrs. D. Drummond, Secretary—Lo Siu Tong

Mrs. A. B. Moir and Mrs.

Deacon

Secretary—Mrs. A. H. Elston Chinese Recreation

Actg. Sec.—Mrs. W. A. Russell Bay; Teleph. 21165 Club—Causeway

China

Teleph.Fleet

32000Club—Gloucester Road; 10 inf* W Sat yeung kung sze

President—The British Naval Club Lusitano — Cable Ad: Lusitano

Commander-in-Chief, China President—Leo D’Almada e Castro

Station Hon. Secretary—D. P. J. Lopes

Vice-President—The Flag Cap- Hon. Treasurer—A. C. Gomes

tain to the British Naval Committee—F. G. M. da Costa,

Commander-in-Chief C. M: Correa, E. A. Noronha

Hon. Sec. and Treasurer—Pay- and L. E. Basto

master Commander A. R. Hen-

derson, R.N.

Manager—Felix Geo. Hill Club de Recreio—King’s Park,&

Asst. Manager—J. Raine Kowloon; Teleph. 57483; Cable

Tnistees—The Commodore, H. Radio Ad: Recreio

M. Dockyard, Hong Kong; President—E. I. Leitao

The Chief Manager, The Hong Hon. Secretary—Fred. A. Xavier

Kong and Shanghai Banking Hon. Treasurer—J. Xavier

Corporation, Hong Kong General Committee — P. A.

Auditors—Lowe, Bingham and Yvanovich, C. M. S. Alves,

Matthews ’, Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, J. M.

SolicitorS—PIastings;1 £ Co. M. Alves, L. A. Gutierrez and

Architects—Leigh & Orange L. A. Silva

 HONGKONG A575

Craigengowee Ceicket Club—Hap- j a m tr m t

py Valley; Teleph. 21272 Kong hong, td po hung sa

President—B. W. Bradbury Hongkong Cricket Club,—Secretary’s

Vice-do. —C. B. Kosselet

Hon. Secretary—W. K. Way Office: Cricket Pavilion; Teleph. 20497;

Hon. Treasurer—A. E. Coates Cable Ad: Cricket

President—R. Hancock

General Committee—W. J. Howard, Committee—T. E. Pearce, P. M.

E. Zimnieru, K. Basa, Dr. C. Vi. Hodgson, A. C. I. Bowker, A.

Lam, Dr. N. P. Karanjia,

N. Atienza, A. B. Hamson and Dr. V. W. Hayward, H. Owen-

A. E. S. Alves Hughes, J. R. Collis, E. J. B.

Mitchell,

W. oeweil V. B. Gordon and G.

Fanling Hunt and Pace Club, The Hon. Secretary— A, K. Mackenzie

—Clubhouse: “Hunters’ Arms”, (Teleph. 30241)

Fanling; Teleph. 91-3032. Secre- Treas.—Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

taries and Treasurers’ Office:

Messrs. Thomson & Co., Chartered Hongkong Football Club—Happy

Accountants, Hong Kong Bank Valley; Teleph. 23177

Building; Teleph. 24616 President—Sir

Chairman—M. M. Watson

Committee—Brig. Vice-do. —H. B.V. Forsyth

M. Grayhurn, Kt.

Bousfield, A.F.G.W.

J.F. M.K. Hazeland, P.

H.

L.Ferguson,

Bissett,

Potts and

Capt.

Capt. Assocn.

Rugby XI—E. Whitham

XV—J. L. Strange

W. T. Stanton Hon. Secretary—E. L. Strange

Hon. Treasurer—D.

Committee—W. BlackJ. Skinner,

Pryde,

Filipino B. 1. Bickford, C. Austin, W. R.

Teleph. Club—King’s

57142 Park, Kowloon; N. Andrew’s

Rodger and Dr. J.SelbyC. Millar, J.

n & m Hongkong Jockey Club, The—Exchan-

Hollandsche Club (Netherlands Ten- ge Building (ist door); Teleph. Secy

nis Club)—King’s Park and Treasurers: 27794; Race

Course, Secretary: 26324: Race

Hongkong Amateue Deamatic Club— Course, .Club Rooms: 21920 and

President—Mr. Justice Lindsell 21964

Hon. Secretary—Cyi'il Charnpkin Stevyards—Hon. Mr. M.T- John-

Hon. Treasurer—John Bobertson son (chairman), Lt,.-CoJ. H. B.

Committee - W. M. Barton, W. A. L Dowbiggin, o.B.E., Sir Van-

Mackinlay, Cyril Brown and D. deleur M. Grayburn, Kt., F. C.

McAlister Hall,

MacGregor,His Hon. Sir Atholl

Kt., k.c., T. E.

Hongkong Civil Service Cricket Club, Pearote (clerk of the course),

—20846

Ground: Happy Valley ; Teleph. H. G. Sheldon, K.C., P. Tester

and G. G. N. Tipson,

Secretary—.C. M.c.

B. H.Brown

Patron—H. E. The Governor Sir G.

S. Northcote,

President—G. k.c.m.g.

K. Sayer Treasurers—Linstead '& Rozario

S. A. iSleap | F. Davis

Hon. Secretary—J. Deakin Stables—Shan Kwong Bd.; Teleph.

27996

Major B.F. S.Hoatg, m.k.c.v.s., manager

Bj ifjff 1 Scm hung sze Capt.

J. Walker T. Bowden, m.r.c.v.s.

Hongkong Club—Cable Ad: flongclub

General Committee — G. A. Pen Hongkong Hockey Club

treath (chairman), €. C. Black President—W. Woodward :

(vice-chairman), A. Morse, A. Hon. Treasurer—E.

Secretary—G. V.Sommer

Murdoch, A. H. Penn, A. R. Hon. Reed

H. Phillips, M. M. Wafekm, Captain “A” TeamA. -ReedJ. Rodger

G. G. Wood and R. Yqiing Viee-Capt.—W.

Secretary—S. R. Kerr Captain “B” Teath — H. F. Shields

A576 HONGKONG

Hongkong Reel Club, The General W. Committee—W.

A.Nissim, Ramsey, W. Hirst,

C. J. Tacchi,

Patrons

Honour— SirM. A.D.A.

E, McLay and His

MacGregor W. L. MacKenzie, F. A.E.

President—W. L. Alexander Nash, W. Mulcahy and G. A.

Vice-Presidents—Miss White

and I). 1.. Prophet J. H. Dalziel

Hon. Secretary T. P. Saunderson, Kowloon Golf Club — Kowloon

c/o

Ltd.The Hong Kong Electric Co., W City; Teleph. 57927

Hon. Treasurer—D. L. Prophet, c/o President—A. J. Dennis

Messrs. LinsteacI and Davis Vice-Pres.—-W. A. Stewart

Committee—Mrs. 1. Lang, Misses Captain—J. D. Thomson

M.

W. S.R. McGuffog,

Forsyth, A-D.S.Henderson,

Farquhar Hon. Secy.—W. Stoker

and J. F. Scott , -

Ladies Recreation Club—Peak Road;

Teleph. 20451

# ® ft m pp President—Mrs. N. Mathieson

Indian Recreation CLun—Spokunpoo Hon. Secy.—Mrs. G. White

Valley; Telepii. 23534 Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. C. N. R.

President—A. el Arculli

Vice do. — Badan Singh Barham

Hon. Treasurer—S.

Hon. Secretary—A. A..R, Rmujahn

Minii

Cricket

Rumjahn Captain 1st XI — A. H. NTppon Ceub—Des Voeux Road C.

President—T. Katsunuma

Cricket Capt. 2nd XI— A. K. Minu Committee—M. Kitayama, H.

Tennis Repres.—S,

Lawn Bowls Convenor —A. R. Dallah Hasegawa, M. Fujii, T. Taka-

Committees—Dr. H. el Arculli,

Nazarin, A. O. Madar, M. A. Khan. R. hiro and K. Imamura

A.Ismail

Rahmin, H. T. Barma, S. A. R, Secretary—H. Aliura

and M. V. Adal

Peak Club —

Kowloon Bowling Green Club Chairman -Hon. Mr. E. Davidson

President—J. L. Tetley Vice-Chairmam—D. C. Edmondston

Vice-do. —E. V. Searle General Committee—L. C. F.

Hon. Secy.—D. W. Watertop Bellamy,

Hall, A. S.A MacKichan,

C. L Bowker,A. Mur-

F. C.

Hon. Treas.—F. L. Rapl'ey doch, A. H. Penn, C. C. Roberts

Kowloon Chess Club—St. Andrew’s and Lt. Cdr. E. C. L. Turner, P..N.

Church Hal], Nathan Secretaries

and Davis& .Treasurers—Linstead

President—Rev. G. E.Road, Kowloon

S. IJpsdell

Vice-do. —J. S. Smith Polo Club—Mongkok

Hon. Secretary—A. Kui iik

Hon. Treasurer—K.

Captain—V. Rush MV A. Rarnett Patron—H.R. H.The Prince of Wales

Committee—C. M. Sequeira, D. E. President—H.E. The Governor

Carvalho and A. D. Sequeira

Rotary Club (Tuesdays)—H. K.

Kowloon Cricket ' Club — Teleph. Hotel Roof Garden; P.O. Box 321

57018; Cable Ad: Kowctielub

Patron—H. E. The Governor

President—Mr. Justice R. K. Royal Hongkong Golf Club, The—

Lindsell Office: York Building, 4th floor;

Vice-do. —F.

Captain —E. Goodwin

Abraham Happy Valley: 9 Holes; Deep

Water Bay: 9 Holes: Fanling: 2

Hon.hSecret&r’y—V. C. Labrum Courses of 18 Holes Each apd One

i Hon. Treasurer—F. G.Maiutdor of Ndne Holes

 HONGKONG A577

1

Royal Hongkong Yacht CLUBj The St. Patrick’s Catholic Club—5,

Commodore—E. Cock . , Garden Road

Vice-do. —N. V.B.E.C.

A. Croueher President and Treasurer—The

Rear Com.— Major Dixon, R.E. Rector:of St. Joseph’s Church

Joint Hon. Secretaries—G. H.

Gandy, M. I. de Ville and H. W. Taikoo .Club Quarry Bay

Dulley

Treasurers — lid we, Bingham and United Services Recreation Club—

Matthews Gun Club Hill, Kowloon

Gen. Committee—Commodope E. Presi-dent^Lt.-Col.

AT.C.y R.K. L. C. Reid,

B. C. Dicken, o.r.e., d.s.c.. Hon. Secretary — Captain R,

r.n., H. S. Rouse, G. G. Wood, Robertson, r.a.s.c.

C.Rotter,

D. Ross,

M. W.A. Scott

G. DilMei,

and D.J. R.E.

Ryde Victoria

Sailing Committee—Comihodore

E. B. C. Dicken, o.b.e.. d.s.c., MurrayRecreation.Glu

and Connaught b—iQomdr

Roadsof;

r.n.. G. G. Wood, B. Naess, Teleph. 20680; Cable Ad : Aquatics

President—H.E. The Governor

H. W. Dulley; H. S. Rouse, C. T. Chairman — His Honour Sir

Davis,

Min nettC. D. Rofes arid R. I. Athol! MacGregor, Kt., k.c.

Rowing Committee—G. S. P. Vice-Chairman—D. Lyon

Hey wood, A.Carter,

G. Dal/iel, .1. E. Hon. Secretary—D. F. Lopes

Potter, B. S. M. W. Scott, Hon. Treasurer— H. Hyndman

W. Sporleder and D. R: Ryde 7 Committee—F.—W. T. Ross, D.

Hon. Librarian — Mrs. H. S. Laing, , C. ^Roza Pereira, L.

Rouse V Rbza Pel'eifa, W. L. Clark; O.

Bowls Committee—G. E. Costel- Bpwerrii Gv, A. Agabeg, F. X

D'Almada p Castro, Jr.

lo, B.E. Maughan and A. Murdoch

House Committee—E. S. Carter,

F. J. T. Locke, R. L. Stan- B m k at $

ton On’mfyig tai yeuk' font/

Soldiers'.Club—Queen's Road East, Colonial zie &

Dispensary (Colin Macken-

. Go.,(i Lt(L),,! Chemists and

“G” Block ;.

Hon. President—Major - General Druggists—Gloucester Bldg., Pedder

Street : Telephsi '21877 and 28677;

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., Cable Ad: Coljnaco /

C.M.G., C.B.E., D,S.O. Mrs. E. Mary Harmon, M.p.S4,,:mapager

President—Major

jr.d., 1st Bn., D. S, Marehant,

The'Seafbrih High- H. Q, Hunt, secretary

lariders

Secretary ,— Garrison ;, Sergeant Colonial^ . Ec^ct^ic

i rjElectrical

Major E. Harrison, m.b.e.,. Garri- Contrabtors—24, Ice'Tl0if'sb St!; Teleph,

, son Staff. —_ ■ 2463b; Cable Ad: Amperage

Sports Club, ThE^-King’s Building; tributors-.' Of • Columbia PicturesDis-—

Columbia Films of'China, Ltd.,

Teleph. 23872; Gable Ad: Sports- King’s Theatre Building; Teleph.

club

General Committee—-M ajdr V. 34083; Cable Ad ;■ Golumfilm ; Code:

Bentley’s. Head Office: 142, Mu?dnm

E. Duclos (chairman), Dr. S. Road, Shanghai

To Wong (vice-chairman), H.

F. Bunje' (hon. sec.) Commercial & Greiht Inform ation

Committee — H. Arfas, Lam Bureau, Direct roy Publishers-

Ming Fan, Horace Lo, M. H.

Lb, Major C. M. Manners, Prince’s Building, (top, floor); Teleph.

o.b.e,, H. H. H. Priestlby, W. 21072,;, Cable Ad : Comacrib. Head

T Stanton, u. Sz-wing and Offices: P. W.O. Box

118, Museum Road, Shanghai;

102? manager

Wong Sik Chung Goldenberg,

Treasurers—Thomson and Co. K. H. Li, assistant

A~o78 HONGKONG

Commercial Press, Ltd., The (Inc. in IIup- r.hung-yun-no-how-him-hung- sze

China), Printers, Publishers, Sta- Confederation Life Association

tioners, Dealers in Printing Ma- (of Canada)—701, Bank of East Asia

chinery, Foreign Books and Periodi- Bldg.; Teleph. 31913; P.O. Box 87;

cals, Athletic Goods; Manufacturers Cable Ad: Confedlife

of Educational Supplies, Scientific P. R. M. Wallis, c.l.u., manager

Equipments, Types and Chinese for China

Typewriter, etc.—Sales Office: 35, . H.kong W. Merriek, manager for Hong-

Queen’s Road Central. Printing Miss M. Young, stenographer

Works: King’s Road;' Telephones A. Carvalho, clerk

21631 (Sales Office) and 24777 (Print- Representatives—A. I. Burnie, G.

ing Works) ; Cable Ad : Comprint T. May, W. L. Ramsey, C. F.

Printing Works: Pragnell, Wong Kam Ying, F.

C. S. Waung, manager H. Donald, J. M. Nolasco da

Y. C. Ting, assist, mgr. Silva, G. L. Chow, J. M. da

Sales Office: Rocha & Co., Hongkong Canton

Hanson F. S. Hwang, manager Export Co., G. E. Huygen & Co.

T. P. Chao, assist. do! (Canton), Butterfield & Swire

N. T. Chang, accountant

It if f'J B

Conley

Export Trading

MerchantsCo.,— General

National Import-

Bank

m a m ft fe Building,26282;

8, DesP.O.

Voeux

Com ma su ' //ii yan in sor Teleph. Box Road Central

769: Cable Ad: ;

Commercial Onion Assurance Co., Ltd. Conley

(Fire Life, Marine, Motor Car, Partners-

Staff—F.O.C.K.Laurel,

Chen K.& Harry

Y. LiuChan

and

Typhoon, Accident and Sickness, W. I. Chow

Fidelity Guarantee Plate Glass)—2,

Queen’s Buildings; Teleph. 20153;

Cable Ad : Cuaco

R. L. S. Webb, local manager Connaught Aerated Water Co., Ltd.—

57, Queen’s Rd. East; Teleph. 20737

Compradores’

ciations) Association—(Aee Asso- Connaught Electric Supplies—255,

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27166

73 & PB *! U# Connaught Printing Press, Commercial

Concrete Products Limited, Manu- and Job-printers, GeneralBlock

Stationers,

facturers of Grayeblock, the light- Book-binders,

and Rubber

Engravers,

stamp Makers—1a,

makers

Stanley

weightcoloured

Gran concretepolished

buildingfloor,Block,

dadoPoli-

and Street; Teleph. 21779

roof tiles and slabs, and Klinkabricks.

Importerspolishing

colours, of whiteand cement,

grinding cement ft # m & Rung Lee Yang Hong

stones Connell

and high grade building materials— Bros. Company, Ltd., Im-

Office: St. George’s Building; Teleph. porters, Exporters

House,and67,Brokers—Top

25505. Casting Yard: Ma Tau Kok, Floor, Road,

David

Central;

Des Voeux

Teleph. 20758; Cable Ad:

Kowloon; Teleph. 58676; Cable Ad:

Grayeblock;. Codes: General, Bentley’s, Connell

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. President — Brayton Wilbur (San

Managing Director—Henry Graye Francisco)

Directors—G. W. Greene (chairman), Manager—J. R. Jones (Hongkong and

L. Kadoorie, A. S. Gubbay, Ko South China) on leave

Leong Hoe and E. M. Raymond Accountant—P. Abesser

 HONGKONG A57»

ft w m k EcuAnbR—French

Room 55; Teleph. 28687 Bank Building,

Kiang Lee Yang Hong Consul—A. A. R. Botelho

Connell

Ginger, k,Wood

Co., Oil,

Ltd.,Aniseed

H., Exporters

and Cassiaof Actg. Consul—A. G. Botelho

Oils,

Core, Soy Beans, Seagrass and

FibreRattan

GeneralSplitimporters—4th

Bamboo, Palmfloor, and El Salvador — 8," pe.s .Voeux Road

China Central; Teleph. 23iH!

Buildings; Teleph. 24828; Cable Ad: Acting Consul—Fred. A. Xavier

boon ; All Popular Codes ,

. Connell,

U H.TatC.Chee,managing

director director

Kiang | Florence Chen Finland—7,

Teleph. 24721Queen’s Road Central;

Consul—Wallace J. Hausen

CONSULATES

Argentine—Office: 3, Queen’s Building; & ^ m & *

Teleph. 26651 Tai fat kvjok ling sz'lcun

Vice-Consul — A. Jobard de France—13, Peak Road; Chancery

Gapany h ofBuilding,

the Des Consulate: Alexandra

Voeux Road; Cable

f m m Jt * Ad: Fransulat

Tai peh Itwok ling sze kun Consul de France—F. Dupuy

Belgium—French Bank Bldg., 2nd Vice-Consuls--C.

Mohiousse Renner and J. de-

floor

Consul-GeneraT(South China, Hong-

kong, Macao and Philippine Germany — Pedder Building; Teleph.

Islands)—H. Vander Stra'eten 24738V

Consugerma P.O. Box 112; Cable Ad:

Clerk—-Chu Dat Hien

Consul General—H. Gipperich

IMMU £ M * Chancellort - A.-Gelewsky

Bolivia—York Building, 4th floor .§ecr®fn'

Do. '%—MissrC)tfco Neidt

Toni Mende'

Hon. Consul—C. H. Basto (c/o Interpreter—Fung Ying hai

Messrs. Little, Adams and

Wood)

* SMB »« ff M JS

& 1? ® H W £ * Guatemala—Bank of East Asia Bldg.,.

Tai pa sai kioolc ling sz kitn ; 9th Boor; Teleph. 22277; P. Q. Box

Brazil—8, Des Vceux Road Central; • MOflj' CAbljeAdtConsnilguat

'Cbnsul—,L M.'da Rocha (

Teleph. 23216; P.O. Box 527

Vice-Coi|fetil—Faus^o A..Xavier Honduras—French. Bank Building,

H Pi 3S PM Pfr1 Room 55; Teleph. .28(jS7 »

Costa Rica—Bank of'East Asia Bldg., ' C piisnl' r ^Jlt. A. R. Bptelho

9th floor; Teleph. 22277 Actg. pqusul—:A. G. Botetho

Consul—J. M; da Rocha

Cuba—Bank of East Asia24402

Bldg., 7th fl., 31 » 0 if® *J * SI *

Room No. 704; Teleph. .^aipfaidi c/mng ling sz shue

Consul—Dr. A. J. Skinn (aCtg.) Italy—fexchange Teleph. 21139; Cable ^Building, 2nd floor;

Ad: Italconsul

tTan&nmTimling,msz kunn ConsilLGeneral — Marquis . G.

Pagano di Melito ,

Chancellor ' and Secretary —M.

Denmark—Y^k Building, 2nd floor; ,v, ..Cnpiptti., ,

Teleph. 20998 . Chinese Secretary—H. K, Ho

Consul—KaVsteh larssen Typist—Miss L. Pasquali

A58Q HONGKONG

it m m m ^ a Hr 'J^ M IS iF Chim la ling sz kun

Yat pun- chung ling sz Min Siam — Stock Exchange Building, Ice

Japan—5, Ice House Street; Teleph. House Street; Teleph, 20441

20579 Consul General—J. T. Bagram

Consul-General -K. Mizdusawa

Vice-Consul—H. Okamoto K ^ ^ S£, W *

Chancellors — S. Sawada, G. Tag say pa ga kwok lin si kun.

Matsumoto, M.

and K. FujisHimaShibata, .C,Toneki

•Clerks—!S. Fu'jita,

Olinuki and Ochi, Wakuda, Spain—453,

MissS. Castilho'

The Peak; Teleph.

29333; Cable Ad: Coriispania

Marine Inspectors—T. Shoji and K.

Nagai t & ® m -±-

Sui kwok ling sz kun

% ^ m m w *1 x Sweden—4a, Des Vceux Road Central;

Tai wo Mooh tsung ling sz chii Teleph 30988

Netherlands—Shell House, «ith lloor; Consul—Q. Miskin

Queen’s Road Central

Acting Consul-General—Hr. F. Switzerland, Consular Agent For—

A. van Woerden Alexandra Building, 3rd floor, c/o

Vice-Consul—D.

Secretary—H. J. T.G- Wielandt

E. Middelburg Ed.

Interpreter—Li Hon Wing 25958A. Keller & Co., Ltd.; Teleph.

Consular Agent—H. A. Keller

t y a * as * ¥ e * ® a a*

Nicaragua—8, Dos Voeux Road Cen-

tral; Teleph. 23-21(i Tai mei kwok ling sz kim

Acting Consul—Fred.: A. Xavier United States op America—Hongkong

&TelepHs.

Shanghai27741eneBank Bldg., 2nd floor;

and 27742

w @ ® s as a Consul - G ral — Addison E.

Tai nor wei kwok ling sz kun Southard

Norway—York Building, 2nd floor; Consul — Howard Donovan

Teleph. 20998 Cons u 1—Frederic Charles Fornes. Jr.

Consul—Karsten Larssen Vice-Consul—John C. Pool

Vice - Consul—Robert

United C. Coudray

States Public Health Service

Panama—Hong Kong Bank Building, —Dr. Charles R. Mallary

3rd floor;

Panconsul Teleph. 23991; Cable Ad:

Consul-General—Fernando Alegre & m m m

Peru — Gloucester Building ; Teleph. United States Treasury Dept. —

Hongkong

22156; P.O. Box 480; Cable Ad: Conper ing, 3rd floor; Teieph. 33240

Consul—'Jose Varela Arthur J. Campbell, treasury

Doctors—J. W. Anderson and J. C. representative

. Macgown Kenneth Wong, clerk

t m m w x ® ®

Po tu ga kwok ling sz kun m m m Tung Tsai Lung

Portugal—Bank

Teleph. 23678 pi East Asia Building; Cook & Son,BankingLtd., andThos-, Tourist

Steamship,

Consul—Dr. Alvaro Brilhante Agents, etc.—Queen’s Forwarding

Laborinho Building (Oppo-

Chancellor—F. P. de V. Soares site Star Ferry Pier); Cable Ad: Coupon

Stenographer—Miss A, M. Gomes J. manager

IL Green, Far

(Shanghai) Eastern general

 HONGKONG A55i

N. J. Perrin, manager (Teleph. 21363) I Cordial Co., The, Manufacturers and

Tourist Dept.—Teleph. 20524 . ■ Exporters

Silk of Drawn Work and Ladies’

J.L. H.

E. Cloke

DopsonJ W. C. Kwok —35, Underwear,

Nathan Road, Wholesale

Kowloon; andTeleph.

Retail

G.W. H.K. Brett

Lam Miss-M i.sa A.L. Lee

M. Williams 57983; Cable Ad: Cordial; Codes: Ben-

tley’s and Private

S. L. Wong Miss A. Barretto

Banking Dept. ■Teleph. 23201 • Cornell,

W. A. Weight

H. C.,jWoo . | S..

and f.r.i.b.a.,

Surveyor,f.s.l,

CivilChartered

Engineer

Freight Dept.—Teleph. 20525 and Valuer. Proprietor of Denison,

Ram and Gibbs — Hongkong Stock

J. L. M<»vat | li.E. Hyndmann Exchange, 10, Ice House Street; Teleph.

Accounts Dept.—Teleph. 20525 20986; Cable Ad: \Vac, Hongkong;

Code: Bentley’s

H. K. Chan

Mail Dept.--Teleph. 20525

T. C. Tang Corney ifc Co., Ltd., R., Glass Merchants

and

VoeuxMirror

Road Manufacturers—127,

Central; Teleph. 22307; Des

ie n

’Cooper & Co., D. H., Merchants, Com- Cable Ad: Corney

mission and Estate Agents—Prince’s

Building, 1, Des Voeux Road Central; Cornwell

Teleph.

Khordad 20332; P. 0. Box 231;.Cable Ach and Commission Agents—6, Des Voeux

D. H. Cooper, principal Road

Corna;Central;

Codes:Teleph.

Acme,22135;A. B.C.

Cable 6tb,

Ad:

Chan Man Shek | Ng Hin Chiu Bentley’s, Rudolf and Mosse ‘

Cooper ife Co„ P. N., General Merchants, C. Lang, manager

Commission Agents, Importers and B. Yat Wa, asst, manager

Exporters—3IF, Wyndham Street, 1st S. W. Lo, Machinery Dept.

floor; Teleph. 50813; P.O. Box 390; Chan Wai Churn, Lam Fong Shan

Cable Ad : Cooper and Au Chung Fan, assistants

J.P. Y.P.NiS.Cooper,

Cooper, managingdo.partner

Ho m & m w ?i * m #

Cosmopolitan Sound Company, Im-

Co-OPERAT I EVE CONDKNSFAB RIEK ‘ ‘FrIES- porters and Suppliers of Sound

land,” Manufacturers of Longevity Systems. Theatre Equipments and

Condensed

Exporters —Milk, WangGeneralHingImporters

Building,& Parts—Asia Life Building; Teleph.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 31373; 24077; P.O. Box 489; Cable Ad:

Cable Ovetraco

N. E.Ad:Allaye, Friesland

manager Tcng Siu Kee, manager

H. W. Chan, assis-tant

Co-operative Sandalwood Co. i Cowan A Co., & m & m &

(SouthMerchants—4a,

Australia), Ltd., Sandal Thomas, White Ant Ex-

wood Des Voeux Road; terminators—Queen’s

30722; Cable Ad : Cowan Building; Teleph.

Teleph. 28847; Cable Ad: Ascol T. A. Cowan, principal

E. J. T. Warren, manager

S. A. Chan, general mgr. (China)

ff % Miss E. Chung, secretary

Co - operative Trading C6.; The, C. G. Chung and O. L. Chan, district

Insurance representatives

Engineeringand Com mission

Contractors, Agenand

Importers ts.

Exporters — National Bank

Teleph. 24288; P.O. Box 514; Cable I Coxon Building; & Co., C., Importers & Exporters

Ad: Cooperates —China Building; Teleph. 31643

S. K.P. Tong, manager C. Coxon, manager

S. Yeung, assist.

C. F. Shum, do. I CraigEngower Cricket Clu i-»-(&>« Clubs

Am HONGKONG

Croucner & Co., Stock, Share it General Farm Staff

Brokers (Member, Hong Kong Stock H. C. Watson, m.r.c.v.s.

Exchange)

ing; Teleph.—20211;Chartered

Cable Ad: BankCrostock;

Build- T. Lunson, stock supt.

Codes: Broomhall, Bentley and 2nd , A. D. Wyllie, diary supt.

N. V. A. Croucher, principal ' C. Jack soil I N. Kouznetzoff

Miss E. Sung J Miss A. Kwok D. McFerran | S. P. Zavaruhin

Butchery and Shipping Department

10 & # A m- & -it w B. W. Bradbury, supt.

Crownchina Company, Incorporated.— E. S. Outoher, asst. supt.

.Gloucester Bldg. ; Teleph. 28400; Cable R. B. Brown

Ad: Chinacrown; all Codes used T.W.Paton

Muir II E.G. C.J. Grover

F. Curtis-

General Agents Company,

Life Insurance for The Toronto, Crown

Canada Ice and Cold Storage Department

P. E.Servanin, inana,ger E. M. Hanlon

Simonsen, cashier Ice Cream Sales and Soda Fountain.

Sun Kai Yin, assist, cashier J. Wolfe

Cuban Consul—(flee Consulates) Engineers

W. Macfarlane; supt.

A. Macfarlane

■§1 m ^ m ^r- Canton Branch—Shameen, Canton

C. C. Nelsoi}, engr.-in Charge

Ngau Nai Ping Chong Yau Uan Knng Sze

Dairy

Co., Farm, Ice and Cold

Ltd., The—Dairy Storage

Farmers, But-

chers, Poultrymen and Importers of D’Almada & Co., Leo,Patent Solicitors^

Australian Frozen Food; Ice and Cold Conveyancers, Trade Mark

Proctors,

Agents — David

and

House

Storage and Ice,Cream Manufacturers—

Town Office and Main Depot: 2 Lower (first floor.); Teleph. 20949; Cable Ad:

Albert Rd., Corner of Wyndham St.; Te- Leo:LeoCode: D’Almada

A.B.C. 5th edn.

e Castro, solicitor

leph.

Branch20118; Cable Ad: Milkmaid; Town C. D’Almada e Castro, do. .

Road C.;andKowloon

Soda Fountain:

Branch: 74,13, Queen’s

Nathan H. A. de Barros Botelho, do.

, V. F. Y. Ribeirp, cashier

Rd.;

Edward KowloonRoad; Tong Branch:

Quarry Bay 188, Prince

Branch: 20, : ' : Tang

Y Wai Cho, Lee Keang Chee,

Bridge Row; East Point Branch: Lam Kwok Choi and Mok Tsze

Yee Woo Street; Peak Branch: Peak ' Fling, interpreters

Garage Building; atCanton

Shameen. Branch:

Factory and Farms Cold StoresPokfulum. Ice D’Almada e Castro, ,jr.. Led, Barristet-at-

at East Point, law—Prince’s Building;' Teleph. 20333

38, Connaught

Road, KowloonRoad Central & Canton

Directors—T. 1 E. Pearce (chair-

man). M. T. Johnson, D. F. m m m%m®

Landale, R. K. Valentine and A le riiq fm leap mux son chong aze

A. L. Shields

A.J.Stevensoni, manager

D. Thomson, secretary D’Almada Mason, Solicitors, Convey-

G. Milne, assist. db> ancers, Patent and Trade Mark Agents

—Kayadially Bldg., 20 22, Queen’s

Office Staff . 'Road Central; Teleph. 20897; Cable

R. F. Sutherland, a.c.i.s. Ado' Dahlia

E."W. Coulson F. X. iYAhnada e Castro, principal

C. L. Gregory ;C, F. Andrews. -'Frank X. DAlmada e Castro, jr.. dp.

J.H. C.Kew

Gill , S.M r$,L.A>Leonard Staff — Tsd * Kwai Pang, l.am Tan

Chiu, Wong Lin Hop, Liu Kam Wa.

D. K. Paul Miss P.E,LH;Kerr Castro Chau

Wong To Shang,

Wai, AuTso Woon Kin,

F.J. Wilkinson Miss

F/Linennen Mifes Sprinkle > P. Homer Chau Kan Chun-Pong Yang

and Se-tbKim Sing,

Hin

 HONGKONG A583

D’Almada Remedios & Co.,: Solicitors,

etc.—York Building,. Chate^ Road

. ;(2nd floor); Teleph. ; 28458; Cable

Ad: Dalrem

J. M. D’Almada Remedios, solicitor

J. M. G. Silva, cashier

A. J. C. Basto, accountant

Danish Consulate—(.SYe Consulates)

Danish,

GloucesterPortrait

Arcade;& Teleph.

Art Photography—

33188

f! S fi Tak Woi Po

± If & Jfc # Davie,

. and Boag &Hydraulic

Manufacturers, Co., Ltd.,PressSackPackers,

k Bag

Danby & Hance, Manufacturers’ Re- General Merchants—Offices; Char-

tered Bank Building;

presentatives & Commission Agents— Bay. Telephs. Office: 28116 k 32213 and Factory; Quarry

Alexandra Building

32562; Gable Ad; Hanby (4th floor); Teleph. Factory: 26542; Cable Ad: Davisack;

Partners— Codes:

Bentley’s Bentley’s completeSchotield’s

secondA.B.C.phrase, phrase,

J. D. Danby and J. H. R. Hance Eclectic, Acme, 5th and 6th, and

Private

W. A. Stewart, managing director

^ fP ± J. Petrie, director

Dastup, R. A., Share, Freight Insurance Staff-

and General Broker—Exchange Bldg;

(3rd floor); Teleph. 32565; P.O. Box 523; A. L. S. Read Miss K. Luckin

Cable Ad; Dastur A. R. Brown J. S. Webster

A.MissM.F.Larcina

D. Cart- M. N. A.Drummond

William

^ ^ Be Wat wright Miss Gutierrez

Li Sui Wing, compradore

David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Property Redpath, Brown & Co., Ltd.

Owners and Estate Agents—David J. Kirwen, local representative

House, 67-69. Des Voeux Road Central:

Teleph. 20060; P.O. Box 257; Cable Ad: Agencies:

Psalmist IMPORT it EXPORT DEPARTMENT,

Evelyn David (Shanghai) Thos. Boag it Fine.

Co., Ltd., Greenock.

Archibald David (Hong Kong) Sail Canvas,

Villiers David (London) A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co.,

Frank \ustin, manager Decatur. Corn Flour & Corn

V. T. Marshall, sub-mgr. Syrup.

H. Jephson, do. J. cated

H. Yavasseur

F. H. Donald Coconut.Ltd., Colombo. Desic-

MissE.Carvalho I Au SHu Ping Brooke, Bond (Ceylon), Ltd., Ceylon

Pun Tat Ming | Lam Man Hung Tea.

Aqe.nU for: Campbells Manufacturing Co.,

The South British Insurance Co., Toronto. Sports Goods.

Ltd. Irish Linen Mills Ltd., Belfast. Linen

Manufactures.

BUILDING SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT

David’s Cafeteria—is, Hankow Rd.. British Ke-inforced Concrete Eng.

Kowloon ; Telenh. 58233 Co., Ltd.,Fabric.

Stafford. Concrete Re-

S. Wm.

-T. Swetland, inforcing

K. S. Mok,proprietor

manager H. H. Robertson Co., Ellesmere Port.

Cheng

Lot Tatcashier

Mok, Men, store-keeper Asbestos Protected Metal Roofing

and Ventilators.

A584 HONGKONG

Montgomerie,

Glasgow. Paints. Stobo

Ocean Oil Co., Ltd., London. Marine Deacons, ctors, Solicitors, Conveyancer?, Pro-

Oils.

Quasi-Arc Co., Ltd., London. Electric Mark Agents—],and Des

Notaries PatentVceuxarid Trade

Road

Welding Plant. Central; Teleph. A.B.C.30287;

4th Cable

and 5thAdul-

Rolscreen Co., Pella., U.S.A. Mosquito tery; Codes:

Bentley’?,

edsn.,

Screens. bination and Western Union Com-

.Broomhall’s Imperial

Ruberoid

Felts. Co., Ltd., London. Roofing Michael Howard Turner, solicitor and

Powell Duffryn Associated Collieries H.notary public solicitor and notary

J. Armstrong,

Ltd. Timber and Metal Preserva public

tives etc. R.public

A. Wadeson,

' solicitor & . notary

H. Lauritzen, London. Boiler Feed O. E. C. Mar-ton, solicitor

Water Treatment. W. C. Hung, do.

Redgow.

path,Structural

Brown Steel

& Co.Work.

A Ltd., Glas- W. AnfVlaoKinlay, do.

Poles Ltd., London. Sectional Steel J. A. Cbue, cashier

Poles

FLOORING DEPARTMENT Uepbukgo Cp., D, 1L, Exporters—

'Armstrong Cork Co, Linpleuip, Des Bank of Canton Bldg., 5th FI., .6,

Accotile, etc. Yoeux Road Central; Telephpne

Masonite Corporation. Presdwood, Chinafor'ce 28163; P.O. Box 91; Cable Ad:

etc.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT faj.! UJ »||

London & Provincial Marine

General Insurance Co'., Ltd. Dennis Co.,Tal-lee-yeong-}ton

(Marine)

National Assurance Co.; of Ireland . and CantonCommission

Building; Teleph. Agents —33320; BankP.O.of

(Fire) Box 868; Cable Ad: Denis; Codes:

Yorkshire Insurance Go. (Accident) Acme, Duo, —Bentley’s

Directors Dennisand H. Yip,Private

Yip Ting

Poh'g. Tp'Kwan and Ng Cheung Tak

Davies, Brooke & Gran, Architects, .Manager.

— Wpn.Sy.K;

r|

g ChukQhungFan, Wong Tai

Surveyors and Civil Engineers—St. ■ j, ; Kwrui,; Wong Li b ;Kwong and Au

George’s Bldg.; Teleph. 26250; Cable >./ Veong Kun ■' ■ >

Ad: Datum

J. partner

T. Wynward Brooke, f.r.i.b.a.e.m.,

E. M. Gran, Architect, partner 1 % ‘t

H. J. Tebbutt, a.r.i.b.a., partner Der A. Win.c it Co. (192,3), Ltd., General

D. E. Hindmarsli, assistant Merchants,Artists’,

binders, Btationjers^

Colourmen • Brinters,

and Book-

Com-

Lew Sin, do. Teleph. 21676; P.O. Box 443 Street;.

mission Agents—22, Wyndham

Yam Fat Fong, do.

Yam Chiu Fong, do.

Miss Zimmern, secretary Desai, 11. 1',, Merchant and Commission

Agent—China

Box 396; CableBuilding Ad: Godhelp (5th floor); P.O.

mi & m m Talt Ft'

DeEngravers

La Rueand& Co., PrintersLtd.,of Bank

Thomas,

Notes Deutsche Fartoen-HandelsgeseiSs-

—Hongkong

Co.

(2nd

Delarue floor); Teleph. 22494; Cable Ad: Prince’s Building

Box 77 ; Qablt. Ad ;: Waidefag 34111; P.O.

A. J. Avramow, Far Eastern Manager F. Bumaim

Lo Hung Nien L. Svendsen

A. M. Jaffer, Secretary Dr. L. H. Mai

 HONGKONG A585

H. Lueer Colombo, Vancouver, Seattle

M. Hess I L. Lucas (Wash.), San Francisco, Los

E. Bother | E. Dettinger Angeles, New York and London

H. Rothe Miss I. Bitzer (Head Office)

H. Langen- Miss G. Engel

siepen ! Mrs. E. Heinemann S. H. Dodwell, Managing Director

Technical Department It.W. K.Wright

Valentine,

and Sub-Manager

A. C. I. Bowker

Dr. B. Adamczewski Assist. Sub-Managers

R. Frosch Staff":

Agencies: R. R. W. Ashby

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells- B.W. M. Barton E. Grant Smith

chaft Frankfurt/Main

Agfa China Co., Otto & Co., Shanghai C.V. Bond J. R. Soares

Agents in Canton:

Jebsen & Co. M. Bond

A. Cairns A.B. S.R. Vieira Tavares

H. Pielcke I O. E. Liell H. M. Campos H. G. Williams

A. Helmold | Miss A. Schoeppe G.L. A.W.Carvalho

Carr V.P. B.Y vanovich

Wilson

Technical Dept.

R. Schiffler A.A. J.W.Dennis

Hayward MissM.d’Almada

e Castro

Diocesan J.A. S.D. Howell Miss H.E. Balchin

Educational)Boys’ School, The—{See Humphreys Miss

A.D. C.Humphreys

Johnstone

Miss Barros

V.Beaumont

Diocesan Girls’ School and Orphanage R.A. Kulp

Hyde Lay Miss Miss E.F. Donald

Dunn

—{See Educational) E. W. Loveless Miss M. Griffiths

Directory and Chronicle of China, H.

Wm. H. Mundy Mrs. M. Klausz

Japan, IVIaSaya, etc., Published by

the Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.— W. J. Orr Priest Miss

Miss G.M. Malabar

Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 30251; P.O. Box 1; A.C. I.W.daSalter

Roza Miss Rodrigues

E. M. Kuffio

Cable Ad: Press. London Office: H.

H. A.

J. Silva

Silva Mrs. A. (on

M. leave)

Stone

53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4 R.M. Silva MissD. Tippin

Lt.-Col. H.L. Morrow, d.s.o., managing U. Sz-wing, Compradore

Mrs.editor

R. Ramsey (Advertising Dept.) General Managers for:

Otis Elevator Company

Tse Shu Man M. A. Johnson 1| H.

Cheung Hing Lock A. Minoot Mrs.W.E.Brown V. Young

4? # n The Union Waterboat Co., Ltd.

Dodge & Seymour Ltd., Manufactures’ Agencies: F. Edwards, Superintendent

Agents—French

24518; Bank Bldg.;

Cable Ad: Eximco; Codes:Teleph.

Acme,f Kailan Mining Administration—

Bentley’s and Private Coal, Coke, Glass & Ceramics

K. C. Fong, assist, manager IMPORT, PROVISION DEPT. & DRUGS

Shin Ku Huntley & Palmer, Ltd.—Biscuits

Y. M. Suit Sperry Flour Co.—Cereals

Miss C. Khoo, steno. Joseph Terry & Sons, Ltd.—Cho-

colates

^ W 5^ Teen Cheang Dodwell & Co., Ltd. (Colombo)—

Oodweil & Co., Ltd., General Mer- Cocoanut and Tea

chants, Shipping and Insurance Agents Plaimar, Ltd.—Essences & Oils

—Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Build- Webb & Foulger, Ltd.—Brushes

ing (3rd floor"): Teleph. 28021; P. O. Box Aspinalls (Paints), Ltd.—Paints

36: Cable Ad: Dodwell. Branches: Can- Angus Watson & Co., Ltd.—Can-

ton, Foochow, Shanghai, Hankow, ned Potted Fish

Chungking (Barry ifc Dodwell. Ltd.), L. Griffon & Co.—French Pro-

Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, | visions

a30

A586 HONGKONG

Libby, McNeill & Libby^Canned Birmingham Guild, Ltd.—Orna-

Foods mental Metal Work

S. Cordial'

J. Ferry. & Co.—Fruits Juice Cement Marketing Co., Ltd.—

s &■ Lemos

J. C. Hutton & Co., Pty., Ltd.— Portland Cement “Stipplecrete1”

“Pineapple” Hams and Bacon “Ferrocrete” and “Colorcrete”

Jones & Co., ' ty., Ltd. I.X.L. Jams Crane, Ltd.—Boilers, Hot Water

Famous Foods, Ltd.—Macaroni, and Steam, Radiators, &c.

Spaghetti,’ etc. Delco Light Corporation—“Deleo’*

Campbell Soup Co.—Soups Electric Light Plants

Cleeves, Ltd.—Toffees E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.,

Muloott Belting Co.—Hair Belt- Inc.—“Fabrikoid” Upholstery,

ing Table Coverings, &c.

Automatic Pressings, Ltd.—Belt Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—

Lacings Steel, Drilling Steel, &c.

James Neill & Co. (Sheffield), J. Freeman, Sons & Co.—“Cemen-J

Ltd.—Hack Saws tone” Cement Colouring PowdeF

Francis Webster & Sons, Ltd.—- “Foaniite-l Firefoam, Ltd.—“Foa-

Canvas mite” Fire Extinguishing

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.—Cutch Equipment

Glandular Preparations, Ltd.— Gerrard Industries, Ltd.—“Gerl

Pharmaceutical Products rard” Wire Tying Machines,

Page-Hersey Export Co.. Ltd.^— Wires and Tacking Machines

Pipes, Steam, Gas and Water C. E. Heinke & Co.—Diving Ap-

paratus

International Malleable Iron Co.,

Ltd.—Pipe Fittings Insulite Co. ■ of Finland — “In-

Dodwell ife Co., Ltd., London— sulite” Building, Acoustical &

Piece Goods Wall Boards

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—Manila Wm. Jacks & Co., Ltd.—Expand-

Rope ed Metal

Shalimar Rope Works. Ltd., Calcutta Kerner, Greenwood & Co., Ltd.—

Icilma Company, Ltd. — Toilet “Pudlo” Cement Waterproofing

Preparations Compound

John Knight, Ltd.—Soap Kav & Co.—“Kontite” Coppet

Peter Lunt & Co., Ltd.—Soft Tube Fittings

Soap Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto

Nicholas Pty., Ltd.—Aspro Ltd.—Electrical Machinery

Phosferine (Ashton & Parsons, Lee Howl & Co., Ltd.—Pumps

Ltd.)—Phosferi ne Mulcott Belting Co., Ltd.—”Mu|

Milton Pty., Ltd.—Milton Pre- tiplar” and “Mulcott” Belting^

parations Morris Industries Exports, Ltd. -

CONTINENTAL DEPT. Petrol, Paraffin, Marine ant

Markt & Co.-—Hardware. Motor Industrial Engines

Accessories. Glass, Building Manganese Bronze & Brass OoJ

Sundries, Provisions Ltd. — Propellers, Non-Ferroul

EXPORT DEPT. Metals

Mellowes & Co., Ltd.—Roof Glaz!

Rubber Boots and Shoes, Rattan ing Bars

Furniture, Embroidery. Pro- Minton Hollins & Co., Ltd.—Tile;

duce, etc. Norris, Henty & Gardners, Ltd.--:

MACHINERY & CONTRACTING DEPT. “Gardner” Diesel Engines

Allied Ironfounders, Ltd.—Fuel C. A. Parsons & Co., Ltd.—EleCj

Oil Ranges tric-Turbo Machinery

Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.—Oil Puri- G. C. Pillenger & Co.—“Electroi

fiers matic” Oil Burners

Blackman Export Co., Ltd.—Fans Reavell & Co.—Air Compressor;

and Blowers and Exhausters

 HONGKONG A58T

J. H. Spencer & Sons, Ltd.— Galbraith & Grant, Ltd.—Veuve

Paper Makers Supplies Clicquot, Ponsardin Champagne

Turners Asbestos Cement Co.— Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.—Ports

Packings, Asbestos & Asbestos and Sherries

Cement Products MoEwan Younger, Ltd.—Bottled

Victor Oil Engine, Ltd. Small and Draught Ales

Diesel Marine and Stationary Premier Pabst Sales Co.—Pabst

Woodite Co.—“Woodite” Products Beer

MOTOR CAR DEPARTMENT W. A. Ross & Sons, Ltd.—Lime

Morris Industries Exports, Ltd.— Juice, &c.

Monis, Wolseley and M. G. Geo. G. Sandeman Sons & Go.,

Cars. Morris-Commercial Trucks Ltd.—Ports and Sherries

Armstrong Siddeley Motors, Ltd. Tanqueray Gordon & Co., Ltd.—

—Cars Gin, Cocktails and Rum

Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Sparking- Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd.—Aus-

Plugs tralian Brandy

Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Motor Acces- The Clifford Wilkinson Tansan

sories Mineral Water Co., Ltd.—

Eerodo, Ltd.—Brake Lining Mineral Waters

Avon India Rubber Co., Ltd.— AgentsINSURANCEfor:

DEPARTMENT

Tyres Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Chrysler Corporation—Dodge Cars surance Co., Ltd.—Fire, Marine,

and Trucks Motor Cars, Lifts, Travellers’

OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND REFRIGERATION Effects and Householders’ Com-

Roneo, Ltd.—Steel Office Furni- prehensive Insurance

ture Caledonian Insurance Co.—Fire

Underwood Typewriter Co.—Type- and Marine

writers Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—Fire

Underwood E.-F. Co.—Bookkeep- Settling Agents for:

ing Machines The Thames & Mersey Marine

Sundstrand Adding Machines Insurance Co., Ltd.

Original Odhner—Calculators The Central Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Safe-Cabinet—Fireproof. Safes London

Victor Safe Co.—Safes The Federal Union Insurance Co.,

Kolok Mfg. Co.—Typewriter Rib- Chicago

bons and Carbons Star Insurance Co. of America,.

Frigidaire Corpn. of New York, New Yoi’k

Frigidaires & Air Conditioners The Providence Washington In-

Consol Products, Ltd. — Soda surance Co.

Fountains The National Liberty Insurance

Frick Corporation—Cold Storage Co. of America

Equipment The New India Assurance Co.,

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT Ltd.

Barber-Wilbelmsen Line The Connecticut Fire Insurance

Dodwell-Castle Line Co.

Wm. Crosby & Co.—Melbourne The Universal Fire k General

Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. Insurance Co., Ltd. of Bombay

Cox & Kings (Agents), Ltd. FLOUR DEPARTMENT

WINES AND SPIRITS DEPARTMENT Sperry Flour Co. of San Fran-

Jas. Buchanan & Co., Ltd.— cisco—Flour

“Black (fe White” Whisky Powell & Russell, Vancouver, B.C.

Louis Bert & Cie.—Burgundies, —Flour

Wines, &c. W. S. Kimpton & Sons, Mel-

Carreras, Ltd.—Craven “A” Ci- bourne—Flour

garettes and Tobaccos Stratton & Sons, Ltd., Sydney—

Courvoisier, Ltd.—Brandies Flour

A588 HONGKONG

PAINT DEPARTMENT DomesticElectro Engineers,

Platers.Ltd,,Specialising

Elecrical

Pi nchin-Johnson & Co., Ltd.— inWiring,

Paints, Varnish Oils, Wood Des Electric Refrigerating—Office : ,22,

Voeux Road Central, 1st floor.

Preservatives Teleph.: 98-99,23504; Gloucester

Cable Ad:

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark Works Road, Yulan;

Wan-

:Red Hand Compositions Co.— chai; Teleph. 33817

Ships’ Compositions & Paints W. S. Cheang, acting manager

Pratt K. S. Ho, secretary

Fillers.

Lambert, Lacquers

Inc.—Cellulose, H. C. Kwok, accountant

Hull Chemical Works—Disinfec- Distributors for:

tants Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.

Dot Kwong & Co.—193, Queen’s Road Great Western Chemical Co., U.S.A.

W. ; Teleph: 2p221 Leland Electric Co., U.S.A.

Dollar Direc+ory, Published by The Dominican —Procuration for Missions

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3a, Spanish (Nee under Churches and

Wvndham Street; Teleph. 20022; Missions)

.Cable Ad: Mail

G. 0. Burnett, manager w m & m >1*

Dor Po Co., The (Established 1919), Im-

13 ^ isfc * porters, Exporters

of Mosquito Destroyers, and Manufacturers

Trade Mark

Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipping, “Five Bats”—404, Prince Edward Rd.:

■ Lumber and General Importers—12, Telenh. 59902; P.O. Box 54

Pedder

Dollar Street; Teleph. 28171; Cable Ad:

T. W.

B. Wilson, i ^'J 2We fee le se

F. Arndtgeneral agent Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Merchants

P. tfe O. Building, Connaught Rofvd:

J.J. E.W. Newlin

Clague

4 Telephs. 28037-8; Cable Ad: Lapraik

Capt. W. H. Thomas S. T. Williamson, principal

C. L. Farmer

E.C. A.R. Hearther

King R.F. L.Murray

Barton |I Mrs.

Miss E.E. Martin

Remedios

S. L. O’Hoy C. A. Olsen | Miss V. Remedios

General Agents for:

Dollar

American Steamship

Mail LineLine

Tak Jci lee si lun shiin kuvg sze

n % m m & -k Douglas

Teleph. Steamship

28037; Cable

Dollar Steamship Line—12, Pedder St.;

Teleph. 28171; Cable Ad: Dollar Douglas, Lapraik Co.,Lapraik

gen. managers

The Robert Dollar Co., general agents Consulting

LIo Tung,Committee

Kt., Hon.— SirMr. Robert

M. T.

(See The Robert Dollar Co.,) Johnson and H. M. Turner

Dolly Vardon Hat Shop, Hats, Gowns Dozon Co., General Storekeepers, Ship

Sports Wear,George’s

dresses—St. BathingBuilding,

Suits, Wash- and Family Compradores, Petroleum

of Chater Road and Ice House Comer

Street; and Cigarette Merchants—286, Laichi-

kok Road, Shumshuipo; Teleph. 57861

Teleph. 26449

fit m m m m Dragon Motor Car Co.. Ltd., The—33,

Wong Nei Chung Road, Happy Valley;

Domei Tsu Shin Sha—Holland House, Teleph. 31261; Cable Ad: Autoimport

6th floor; Teleph. 28653; Gable Ad: P.C. M.

Lauritsen, managing director

Davis, director

Domei

K, Matsushiro, manager M. B. King, do.

 HONGKONG A.589

n & m

Drapery Emporium, The -64, Nathan

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57004; Gable Ad:

| Gassum

Dunbar & Co, L., Flour Brokers — Hong-

kong

floor);& Teleph.

Shanghai21168;

BankP.O.Building

Box (3rd

282;

Cable

1 Ad: Dunbar

Lambert Dunbar

Dunlop

MarinaRubber Co. floor,

House, 2nd (China),

Queen’sLtd.—

Road

Central; Teleph. 24554; P.O. Box 478; n&M ffiYZ M

Cable Ad: Pneumatic East Asiatic Trading Co., Ipiport,

Export, Manufacturers of Chinese Art

F. S. Gibbings, mng. dir. (Shanghai) ideries, Objects,SilkSpecialistGarments,in Blackwood

Linen Embro-and

S. G. Hayes, director (Tientsin) Teakwood Furniture, Wholesale and

F. C. Young, mgr. (Hongkong) Retail —Shell House; Teleph. 22545;

D. H. Stewart | Airs. C. S. Rosselet Cable Ad: Antilace

Y.Leong

W. Wong, Tin Po,manager

general manager .

t3 & ? PH

Duplicating Stone Co., Manufacturers of East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street;

Moonstone, Copying Composition, Teleph. 23422

Hectograph Pad and Hectograph Eastern Asbestos Co., The—7, Queen’s

Ink, etc.—22, Cochrane St.; Teleph. Road, Central; Teleph. 20501; Cable Ad:

24330 Corrugated

Mok Man Sum, manager Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., gen. mgrs.

A. Howarth | J. L. Alves

DuroGarage AIotor Co

Business , Ltd.,

and The,

Filling General

Station— Eastern

132, Nathan Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 57226 Ltd.—(Nee and Australian Steamship Co.,

Maekinnon, Mackenzie & Co.)

E., Shipchandlers

Hing & Company Eastern Drugs Co.—103, Wing Lok

keepers. Iron, and (Established

Steel, General

Metal &

1867), Street; Teleph. 24587

Store-

Hardware

Merchants—25, Wing Wo Street; Teleph. m m *

" 2p946; Cable Ad: Eidograph Tai tung tin po hung »ze.

Eastern

Eagle Garage, Motor Oars for Hire (Day China Telegraph Company, Extension, Australasia and

(Associated

and

tsui, Night)—27, Canton56436

Kowloon; Teleph. Hoad, Tsimsha- with Cable and Wireless, Ltd. —Con-

naught Road Central; (next to Hong-

kong Club); Teleph. 28035; P.O. Box

East Asia Coal and Motor Transporta- 597; CableStreet; Ad: Eastern.

Teleph. Sub-Oftice: 67,

tion Co.—11, Fleming Road; Teleph. Jervpis Office: Electra House, 21481. Head

Victoria Em-

24609 bankment, London, W.C. 2

L.W. Carter, manager

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Import,

Export, Shipping—Queen’s Bldg. B.J.E.S.G.Stick woodengr. and assist, mgr.

Grigor,

Jenkins

(2nd

change floor); Telephs. 34111 (Direct

to all Uepts.); Ads: Orienteak Ex- J. T. R. Ryder, deputy angineer

and Orient D. J. Mackie

H. E. Nielsen, manager D. A. Murdoch

M. Pagh | K. Kjaer D. R. Nash

A590 HONGKONG

E. E. Story Anglo-French School

J.D. T.Scott

Lock Head Mistress—Rev. Sr. Beatrice

W. J. Lynn Robinson Teaching Staff

Higher Classes — Sr. Henri,

A.A. L.W. deB. Souza,

Blackford,

assist,traffic

do. agent Sr. Alix, St. Helena and Assist

ants Classes—M. Marie Joseph,

F.L. A.M. Rosario, accountant

Ozorio, manager’s clerk Lower

S.HuA.KwokMarcal, manager’s clerk Michael,

Sr. Sr. Assistants

Jean and Leon, Sr. Felicie,

Leong, compradore Infants’ Classes—Sister Law-

J. F. da Silva A. P. Pereira rence, Sister Patrick, Sister

C.M. F.M.Vas

Roza :! R.R. F.M. daSilva Luz Marie Louise and Assistants

Mussic

Cecilia— Sisters Vincent and.

J.E. V.F. Medina

Cordeiro ji H.I). R.F. Castro

Pires Drawing and Painting—Sister

J.Y.F.M.de

W. Leonard J.

Souza |j Miss C. d’Oliveira Alix

E. M. Oliveira Miss E.P. Rosario

J. Rocha Needlework—Sister C^cile

Shorthand and Typewriting—

! Miss B. D. Rodr-gueis Mrs. O’Sullivan

Boarding School

Sister-in-Charge—Mother St. Xavier

Hi Assistants—Sisters Jean and Laur-

Eastern Manufacturer’s Agent, ence

The, Importers, Exporters, Manufac- Chinese School (Orphanage)

turers of Foreign Jams and Toilet Pre- Sisters Valentine and Francois

parations—8, Vernacular Day School

Teleph. 32652;Des P. O.Voeux RoadCable

Box 896; Central;

Ad: Sisters Philomene, Valentine

Terese, Stanislas, Joseph,

Teama; Codes Used: Bentley’s and Clemence and Eleven Secular

Private.

Building, Tientsin;Head Office: ShanghaiStatesBranch:

Hotel Teachers

15311-35, Route des Soeurs Needlework Department

A.A. J.M.dadaMotta,

Motta,branch

managing director Sister Marie Suzanne, Sr. Lucia and

Sr. Camille

manager Home

Eastern Trading Co., Importers., Ex- Sister-intheCharge

for Blind —andSister

NurseryCecile,

porters and Commission Agents—Bank Marthe and 2 Assistants

ofBoxChina Building;

788; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Eastradco32940; P.O. “ LeSister-in-Charge—Rev.

Calvaire”—Wong-Nei-Chong

Sr. Agnes

Vernacular Day School

?} & m m m Sisters Xavier, Dominique and

Eastman KodakManufacturers

Co., U.S.A. and(Hong- Amelie

kong Branch), Im- Home for Incurables and Aged

Sister-in-Charge—Sister Aloysia Women

porters of Photographic Materials Laundry

IncludingCine

Film, X-RayKodak and Motion Picture

Processing— Sister-in-Charge—Sister Eulalie

Distributing French Convent Hostel

Asia Life Bldg.,Office14, for SouthRoad

Queen’s China:

C.; Sister-in-Charge—S. Elizabeth

Teleph. 21937;

G.L.E.S.Frisque, Cable

managerAd: Kodak Central British School—{See under

Liu | W. K. Hu Government)

T. M. Fung I Miss B. Allen

^W^M

EDUCATIONAL Diocesan Boys’ School, The—Ha

Mun Tin, Kowloon; Teleph. 57777;

HI "F Ih* wan ying tong P.O. Box 33

Asile de la Sainte Enfance (St. Paul’s Committee

Institution)—Causeway Rt.Hongkong,

Rev. Thechairman

Bishop of Victoria,

Super’s.—Rev. MotlierBay St. Xavier

in-Charge A. H. Compton, vice-chairman

 HONGKONG A591

P.Rev.S. C.Cassidy, lion, correspondent

B. R. Sargent, headmaster ] i Sewing Teachers — Mothers Ma-

rianne, Assunta and Yannii.a

C.Rev.Blaker,

H. W.m.c.

Baines French Teacher—Mother Francesca

Speecher

J.H.Fleming

B. L. Dowbiggin | Rev. J. R. Higgs Special Classes1 for' Chinese—

Rev. N.V.ward Hal- Ii E.ProfessorL.

Cock, m.b.e. j Mothers Olive and Gina

Forster i . Special

MusicSubjects

( Piano and Singing)—

Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, e.M.o., lld. [ MothersGuglielmina

Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

G.P. She ! E. H. Williams Italian and Frenchand-Beatrice

Mother

H. Sin .1. M. Wong Francis

English Lessons' for Ladies—

Mothers Frances and Fere

Diocesan Girls’ School and I

Orphanage — King’s Park, Kow- , Typewriting

Miss

CommissionNunesand Stenography—

Orders — Mother

loon; Teleph. 57172 Anna

Rt.chairman

Rev. theof committee

Bishop of Victoria, I Wanchai English Scin n—21-23,

J. Smith, hon. secretary Kennedy Road

Miss Sawyer, head mistress Headmistress—Mother

Teaching MaryMary,

Miss Manahan, matron

Miss Wentworth I Mr. Baldwin, Ceretina Staff—Mothers

’ Giacominf!, Regina

Miss Allen | a.t.c.l and Assistants'

Mrs. Berruex 1 Miss Steele, m.a. ’ Chinese School

Miss Smith | Mrs. Thomas Teaching

Chow andStaff—Misu--.

Tsang Wong,

Miss Newman I Miss Batalha Special Class for Chinese—Miss

Miss Bedford I| Miss

Mrs. Kirby Miss Turbett

Smith Tam and assistants Cipriana

Miss Lee J Mrs. Rathmell Needlework—Mother

St. Road,

Mary’sKowloon

School—21, Chatham

Escola Poetuguesa Sister-in-Charge—Mother

Headmistress—Mother Agnes Regina

Director—J. A. d’Almeida Teaching Staff, Upper and Re-

Teachers—J. A. d’Almeida,

Gonsalves, MissClemenciaGonsalves j J. A. ! move Classes — Mothers

Assistants—Mrs. J. A. d’Almeida, i Agnes, Mary, Stella &Assistants

Miss

J. Belard Angelina Cunha and Mrs ! Lower Classes and Kindergarten—

Mothers

.'arietta. Giannira,

and

Hung Yuen School of Commerce— ■' Needlework—Mothers Rose and

316, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Te- | Rina Subjects: Music (Piano,

leph. 58939 Special

H. Y. Liu, principal Mandolin and Violin)—Mother

Phillis

Typewriting—Mother Agnes

M M M Lh r"'! /eu neun9 Chinese School — Gillies Avenue,

Italian Convent

—38, Caine Road (Canossian Institute) | Hunghom

Sister-in-Charge—Mother

pina Giusep-

Sup’s- — Rev. Mother Teresa 1 Assistant—Mother Yustina

Zambaldi Chinese

Vice-Superioress—Mother Virginia j

Carati and School—Miss

Assistants Lei Hoe-chen

English School Chinese School—Aberdeen Emilia

Sister-in-Charge—Mother

Headmistress—Sister Angelica | Assistant—Mother Rosalie

Teaching Staff Upper and Remove | Teaching Staff—Misses Beatrice

Classes—Mothers Mary, Beatrice, ij and Wong

Annie, Lina and Assistants Shaukiwan Orphanage Mary

Lower Classes and Kindergarten— i Sister-in- Charge—Mother

Mother Elvira, Sisters Helena, j Assistants

Elizabeth—and Mothers Modesta,

Margberila

Carla and Antonietta

A592 HONGKONG

Foundling Home (Sacred Heart Queen’s College—-(See under Govt.)

Chapel)—44, High Street, West

Point.

Sister-in-Charge — Mother Caro-

lina. Sing yeuk sut ying mun slm yun

Assistants — Mothers Ester,

Santina and Marguerita St. Joseph's College—Kennedy Road

Home for the Blind — Pokfulum, Cable Ad: Brothers, Hongkong

Honeyville. Director- Rev. Bro. Stephen

Sister-in Charge — Mother Yit-

torina

Assistants

Linda and— Mothers

Helpers Carolina, & m m {% m

Weichow—St. Joseph’s Hospital. Siting ))(> lo shit yun

Sister-in-Charge—Mother Biffi. St. Paul’s College—Lower Albert

Nurses — Mothers Erminia, Road; Teleph. 21639

Mary, Sr. Caterina ^Assistants Warden—Rt. Rev. Bishop of Hong-

Namtao Foundling Home. kong

Sister-in-Charge—Mother Maria Principal—E. G. Stewart, f.c.p.

Nurses—Mothers Maria and

Eliza

Chinese School—Pui Chin—34, Caine & ^ k vt ± m

Road Sing sz tai fan hole tong

Head Mistress—Mother Mabel St.

Teaching Staff—Mr. Mack, Misses

Wong, Cheng, Lam, Tang, Shun, 26264; CableCollege—Stanley;

Stephen’s Ad: Stephencol Teleph.

Pang, Ho, Lo, Tom, Ho, Liang & Ip Warden—Rev. E. W. L. Martin, m.a.

Canossa Free School — Mosque Staff:

Street Tang Ying Lam,

Tam Cheung Huen, b.sc.b.a.

Directress —Mother Clerici H. C. .1. Asche, m.sc.

Teaching Staff—Miss Lam, Miss J.Wong

A. Gaunt, M.a. m.a.

Ching and Miss Lau Nai Chun,

C. E. T.NaiMoore,

Wong Hon,b.a.

b.a.

Mandarin Institute, The, Mandarin Dr. Leung Keng Hon, m.b., b.s.

Lessons by Peiping Teachers—Room Lau Ho Ting

Chan Kai Ling

61, French Bank Building, 5, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 30533 D.H. Chau

Chan (bursar)

(clerk)

m % & %

Pui Ying Middle School, Hongkong St. Stephen’s Girls’ College-Lyttel-

Branch—Bonham Road; Telephone ton Road; Teleph. 21551

33880; Cable Ad: Scholar Principal—Miss E. S. Atkins

K. F. Hung, ph. d., director Staff—Miss D. Wise, b.a., Miss M.N.

S. S. Fu, B. sc., headmaster

Cheung King Sung, Dip. Ed.,

Chan E.Baxter, b.a.,

M. Buckland, MissMiss Hazeland, Miss

A. D. Han-

Fung Kiu,

Ming,b.a.,

ChowChan

Ha,Kar

asst,Yau, Lau

masters cock,

I). b.a.,Mrs.Mrs.M. K,Chung,

Fok, Sanh, b.a.,

Miss Mrs.

W.

Esther S. Y. Au Yeung, Dip. Ed., Cheung, D. Leung, Miss Yeung,

Lai Miu Ping, Dip. Ed., Wong Miss Or, Miss M. Tang, Miss M.

Lan Yee, Dip Ed., Mo Siu Son, Westcott,

Miss Li Wan MissSaan,ChanMiss 8ukLo,Ching,

Miss-

Dip. Ed., Wun Kun, Dip. Ed., J.Chun

Braga, Yung Kung Fook,Miss

Tse

Tam Chuk Lan, Dip. Ed., asst, Woon, Lam Shiu Yan,

mistresses P. Hall, Mrs. Chinn and Miss

Miss Ho Yuet Chi, nurse Chue

 HONGKONG A593

Tolished

Man 1905)—58-60,

Wai EnglishStaunton

School (Estab- Physics—W. Faid, M.sc.

Mathematics—W. Brown, m.a.,

Headmaster—To Man Wai Street B.SC., F.R.S.E., A.M.I.E.E.

Assist.

LeungMasters — To Shiu In and Mechanical

Yuet Kue

Mandarin Master—Lam Chun Sang Middleton Engineering—C.

Smith, M.sc., m.i. A.

Vernacular MECH.E., A.M.I.E.E.

Shung Master—Cheung Shau Civil Engineering—F. A. Red-

mond, B.SC., D.I.C., F.G.S.

Electrical Engineering—M. H.

Univeesity of Hongkong—Pokfulum Roffey, D.s.o., m.sc., m.i.e.e.,

MEM.A.I.E.E.

and Bonham Eds.; Telephs. 28056-7-8 Chinese—Hsu Ti Shan, m.a., b.

Chancellor—H. E. the Gover- Litt., B.D.

nor

Vice-Chancellor — D. J. Sloss, Readers—

C.B.E., M.A. Biology—G.

Registrar—W.

Librarian—Mrs. B. FinniganM.sc. m.sc., f.l.s. A. C. Herklots, ph.d.,

Private SecretaryM.to Ring,

Vice-Chance- History—N. H. France m.a.

Lecturers—

llor—Miss V. M. Witchell

Accountants^—Percy

& Fleming Smith, Seth Medical

Greaves,Jurisprudence

m.b., m.r.c.p.. &—s.,A.d.t.m.

V.

Hon. Solicitoi s Messrs.

Auditors—Thomson & Co.Deacons Public Health—K. C. Yeo,

M.D., D.T.M. & H., D.T.H.

'General Office— Ophthalmology — G. M. Har-

Clerk to the Registrar—Miss E.D. greaves, M.B., CH.B., M.R.C.P.,

D.P.H., D.O.M.S.

Witchell Civil Engineering — A. H. Fen-

Cashier and

M. K. Cheng Accounts Clerk — wick, B.SC., a.m.i.c.e.

General Clerk—Y. K. Chan Mechanical Engineering—D. W.

Asst. Cashier—A. M. Xavier Morley, m. a.

Deans— Engineering—S.

dip.ed. V. Boxer, B.sc.,

Medical Faculty—Prof. L. T. Ride,

M.A., B.M., B.ch. (Oxon), M.R.C.S., English—B. G. Birch, m.a., A. H.

L. R.C.P. Paterson,

K. W. Salter,b.a.b.a. (Oxon.) and

Engineering Faculty—Prof. F. Chemistry—R. A. Hill, m.sc., a.i.c.

A. Redmond, b.sc., d.i.c., Physics—D. F. Davies, m.a.

Arts Faculty Commerce—(Vacant)

Simpson, m.c.,— m.a.

Prof. R. K. M. Accounting and Business Finance

—T. A. Martin, a.s.a.a.

Professors— Logic and Ethics—G. W\ Reeve,

Medicine—W. I. Gerrard, o.b.e., B.A.

M. D., D.P.H., F.R.O.P., (Lond.) C. Macnamara,

J urisprudence—H.

Physiology—L. T, Ride, m.a., b.m., LL.B.

B. CH. (Oxon.), M.R.C.S., Master L.R.O.P.of Method — W. J.

Pathology—L J. Davis, m.d., Dyer, m.a , Dip Ed.

CH.B., M.R.C.P.R. Shore, m.c., m.a.,

Anatomy—L. Chinese Philosophy and Litera-

M.D., D.P.H., M.R.C.P. ture—Ma Kiam, m.a., Sau

Surgery—K. H. Digby, m.b., b.s., Choi

F.R.C.S. Geography—D. Orr, Dip. Edu

Obstetrics and Gynaecology — and W. J. Dyer, m.a., Dip. Edu

W. C. W. Nixon, M.D., F.R.C.S., Philosophy—(Vacant)

L. R.C.P., M.C.O.G. Anaesthetics—Dean

l.m.s.s.a.

A. Smith,

Economics

R. and Political

Robertson, m.a. Science— Radiology—F. J. Farr, m.b.. ch.b.

Education—L.K. Forster, m.a. M.c.', D.M.R. & E.

English—R. M.A.

Simpson, Venereal Disease—J. A. R. Selby,

M. M.B., CH.P.

Chemistry — G. T. Byrne, M.sc., Mathematics—Mrs. J. E. Faid,

FI.C. B.SC.

 HONGKONU

Chinese Translator—Chan K wan Po, (In connection with the University'

French —Madame Marty and maintained by outside

organizations)

, Assistants to— St. John’s

(ChurchHall—41, Bonham

Missionary Koad

Society)

Prof, of Surgery—Wm. Lai Book, Warden—Itev. G. K Carpenter,

m.b., B.s.

M.B., B.S. and Yeung Tsavv Chee, B.SC.

Prof, of Medicine - Chiu Put Po, Morrison Hall — Hatton Road

M.B., B.s. and Wu Hung Tak, (London Missionary Society)

M.B., B.S. Warden—Stanley V. Boxer, B.sc.'

Prof, of Obstetrics and Gynaeco- Ricci Hall (Jesuit Order)—Pokfu-

logy—Eva Ho Tung, m.b., lum Road

B.S., L.M., D.T.31. & H., D.G.O., Warden—Rev.

S.J. Fr. B. C. Kelley,

M.R.e.p.i. and Quek Cheng St. (Church

Stephen’sMissionary

Hall—forSociety)

Women

Kim, m.b., b.s.,

Prof, of Physiology- Ling- Ke Warden—Miss W. I. Griffin

Dieh, M.B., b.s. '

Prof,

M.B.,ofB.S.Pathology—J. S. Guzdar,

Professor of Education—Miss Wah Yee College-124, m 3% $

Rose Perry, b.a., Teacher’s Kennedy Road

Diploma, Dip in Phonetics Headmaster—Lira

Secretary —Yu ShouHow

San Ping-

Professor of Anatomy—Tsai Supervisor of English Studies—Rev.

Ai Le, m.b., b.s. T. F. Ryan, s..t., m.a.

Tutors and Demonstrators — Teaching Staff — Chan Worm Wing,

Anatomy —R.J. Wong, m.b. ch.m. Lee WaiTo,Chau,

Hung WongLimWing

How Kit,

Ping,Wong

Tam

Physiology

m.b., B.s., — lam

Cheng Ek

See Queen,

Yan, m.b., Yui Hing and Yu Shou San

b.s. Physical

Fan Instructor—Chung Chun

Pathology—K.T. Loke, m.b.,b.s.

Biology—Mg Ching Sum,' B.sc.

Vaccination—G. H. Thomas, m.d , Edward Dispensary, The (C. Kamming

L. M.S- Ltd.) Druggists and Chemists—

Pharmacy — L, J. Money &51,Co., Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20876

M. P.S; Cheng Yik Kwan, managing dir.

Morbid Anatomy—R. S. Beg- Lo Kung Lum, assistant

bie, M.e. d p.h., d.t.m. & h.

Electrical Engineering—T.‘ Day,

A.M.I.KjE. n & m §>

Civil Engineering—Pap YueLum, Elite Styles, Ladies’ Outfitters and Fancy

y B.SC, . , : Goods—Shell House (ground floor),

Mechanical

Yeung, b.sc.Kngineet-ing—Li Kai 26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Physics—Un 22432

Mi, 'B.A. Po, b.sc. and Hu Pak B, F. Lee, manager

Chemistry

Miss Hu —WaiChan Chow Lam,

lbuin,'B.a.

Workshop 1§C ~j£ Yuen Hung

tor— F. C.Foreman

Weller and Instruc- Elizaide & Co., Manila Rope Manu-

Univeneity

(Hostels Hostels for.directly

conducted Students—

by facturers—Hongkong and Shanghai

the University) Bang

23165 andBuilding

23169; (2nd

Gablefloor); Telephs;

Ad: Elizaide.

.Wardens Code: Bentley’s

Lugard Hall—W. Faid, m.sc.

Eliot Hall—R. A. Hill, m.sc., a.i.c. Ellis Kadoorie Indian Scwool—(»S'e

May Hall—A.H. Pateffeon, b.a. under Government)

 HONGKONG A595

& &±m Esmail, A. R. H., Stock and Share

Ellis & Edgar,Stock and General Brokers Broker (Member of the Hongkong

and Estate Agents—Holland House, Sharebrokers’ Association) — China

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 31281 Building (6th floor); P.O. Box 551; Cable

(3-Lines); P.O. Box 599; Cable Ad: Ad:E. Halliard

Elledga

F. M. Ellis, principal A.B.H.H.

H.Esmail, assistant

Esmail,

Esmail, do.

do.

A. J. Edgar, do A. H. Kikabhoy

J. J. Edgar, signs per pro. S. C. Ching

S. E. Edgar Miss S. Bux, stenographer

J. Middleton Smith

C.R. A.M. deOmar

C. Rodrigues Esmail & Sons, H. M. H., Manufac-

H. C. H. Becher turers’ Representatives, Importers

D. Demee and Exporters and Commission

Miss C. Cameron Agents—China Bldg. (6th floor);

Miss P. Bright P.O. Box 551 ; Cable Ad : Halliard

Miss A. R. H. Esmail, proprietor

ChanB.Chung PennyNga

Empire Printing Co., Ltd. — 50, A.E. H.

H. Esmail

Esmail

Wellington Street; Teleph. 26002 A.IT. H.H. Kikabhoy

Esmail

S. C. Ching

Empire S/^les Co.—33, Wong Nei Miss S. Bux, stenographer

Chung Rd., Happy Valley; Teleph. “ Eunice ” — Peninsula Hotel Arcade;

31261; Cable Ad: Emsco Teleph. 58081

M. B. King, manager

■1. Hill, secretary

Woug Shiu Wah, salesman

Empire Trading Co., Exporters- Eurasia Aviation Corporation,

Importers

Bank of Canton and Commission

Building; Agents—

Teleph. Mail Passenger and Freight Service—

30690 ; Cable Ad : Empireco ;edn.Codes King’s Building, 4th Floor, 8, Connaught

: Road

Acme,

Private Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th and Cable Central;

Ad: 5526 Teleph. 25552 & 255531

D.Jackson

A. Rozario, manager Everett Steamship Corporation—

sum ShunChan,Kai,asst, manager

broker Queen’s Bldg.; Teleph. 24063

Empress Hotel—(See Hotels) Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.,

The, General Mechanical Contractors—

^ £ vN m 102, Johnston Road: Teleph. 24510

EngDealers

Aon Tong (The Tiger Medical

in Tiger Balm and Other Medi-Hall),

cine—26, Bonham Strand East; Teleph. Ever-New^ ife m m in §r b b

26368; Cable Ad: Hawpar Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,

Ip Kwai Chung, gen. mgr. Steam Laundry, Dry-cleaners and

Dyers—Head Office and Works; 303

ff ft % ^ Main Street, Shaukiwan West;

Teleph. 26005 ; Kowloon Branch : 52,

Erdmann & Sielcken, Batavia, Sema- Nathan Road; Teleph. 56087

rang, Soerabaja (Java), Exporters Lee Chong, manager

of Java Sugar and General Produce from

Dutch East Indies—China Repres: 8a, Far East Aviation

Des Voeux Road Central, National Bank Registered

Bldg.; Teleph. 28611; Cable Ad: Kowloon; Teleph. Office: 26,Co.,Nathan

Ltd,, The

Road,

Erdmasugar 59101 (all depts.);

R. E. Waetjen, China repres. Cable Ad: Airco; Codes: Bentley’s

and Private

Escola Portugdesa—Educational) Directors—G. G. N. Tinson (chairman),

, F. R. Smith and K. S. Morrison

A596 FfOXGKO.VG

StafV- - m m

W. F. Dudman Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co.,

H. It. do Pinna 1 Ltd., The (Ste. d’Oxygene et d’Acety.

L. koza Ptireira lene d’Extreme-Orient)—Office, Work-

S. C. Loo shops and Factories: To-Kwa-Wan;

Teleph. 57789; Code: Lugagne and

Far East Flying Training School, Natio R. E. M Dcvaux, manager

Ltd., The, Kai Tak Airport—Ite- Mrs. R. J. Stevens, sec.

gistered Office: 26, Nathan Road,

Kowloon, Hongkong; School, Aero- n m m m it

drome and Seaplane Base: Kai Tak

Airport, Kowloon; Telephs. 59282 Far ship

East Shipping Co., Ltd., Steam-

Agents and Ship, Freight and Coal

(Engineering) and 58612 (Flying);

Cable Ad: Airco; Codes: Bentley’s Brokers—18-19,

Teleph. 30471; Connaught

Cable "Ad:Rd.Farshipco;

Central;

and Private Codes

Directors — G. G. N. Tinson edn., Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second, 10th

Used: A.B.C. 5th edn.,Scott’s Boo

(chairman), F. R. Smith, K. S. Code, New Boe Code and Private

Morrison and P. H. Smith

Flying Dept. — Flt/Lt. P. H. Farrell, P . T.,Koon

Consulting Engineer and

Smith (Chief Flying Instruc- Surveyor—6, Ma Terrace;

24422; Cable Ad: Farseeing; Code:

Teleph.

tor), F/O G.P. Longfield (Asst. Bentley’s

Flying Instructor), Hung Tsi

Ming (Chinese Liaison Officer) Federation of British Industries —67

Engineering Dept.—V. J. Neyle and 69, Des Vceux Road Central; Teleph.

(Chief Engineering Instructor), 21746 Representative in South China—G.

Edmond Lew (Asst. Engr. Instruc- W. Sewell

tor), Manuel Chiding (Main Tenance

Engr.), Wat Hew Kui (Chinese Asst.

Engr. Instructor), A. S. Banker

(Storekeeper) and Mrs. C. Basto Feld &ftCo.,wF., kGeneral n m %

Importers and

H, R. de Pinna, accountant Engineers French Bank Building

(2nd floor);

Feldbobe Teleph. 28447; Cable Ad:

n & m n m m

Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road Fernandez,ffiM., Property m fa

K’loon: Teleph. 59101: Cable Ad: Femor House St. (9th floor):Broker—10, Ice

Proprietors : The Fai East Aviation Fernandina; Code: Bentley’sCable Ad:

Co., Ltd. Chevrolet Distributors:

Hongkong, Macao, Heung Shan, Filmo Depot, Dealers in Amateur and

Hainan, Kwangsi and Kweichow Professional Cinemachinery, Films

C E White, manager and Accessories—3rd Floor, Marina

H. W. Pomeroy, accountant House 15-19, Queen’s Road Central;

Clerical—Au Chuen, J. S. Rodri- Teleph.

gues. Tse Shing

Sales—L. Gardner and Stephen Chow Mrs. P.32153;

Corra,Cable Ad: Filmodep

manageress

Stores -H. M . Chan and S. M. Ho Agents for :

Service—G. Bell & Howell Co., Chicago

Gutierrez Halligan and R. M.

Storage—H. H. Kwang, C. Y. Siu and Finegy Motor Car Co., Ltd-.—75,

Wong Nei Chong Road; Teleph.

G. Levy 23551

Agenckx:

General Motors Export Co.

Dominion Truck Equipment Co. Finnish Consulate—(Xee Consulates)

of Canada

Standard Motor Co.—Coventry Fire Insurance Association of Hong

Kong—(See Associations)

 HONGKONG A597

Fiest Chdrch oi)’ Christ, Scientist— Fook Wing & Co-^25, Lee Yuen St.

(See Churches) East; Teleph. 21656

Fitzroy, Somerset, Barrister-at-Law; Fordyson & Company, Manufacturers

Legal Practitioner,

Court, China—10, IceH. B.House

M. Supreme

Street; and Exporters. Specialities: Silk

Teleph. 23998 Lingeries & Linen Naperies—China

Building (6th Floor); P.O. Box 886;

mm X ® 41 Cable Ad: Fordson; Codes: Acme,

Bentley’s and Private

Chung sai tai yeuk fong David Cheung, manager

Fletcher & Co., Ltd. (The Pharmacy), Jos. Lee, sub-manager

Chemists, Druggists, Patent

Vendors and Commission Agents — Medicine P. K. Chang, secretary

Shell House, 26, Queen’s Boad Cent.; Franco Eastern Trading, General

Teleph. 20345 Merchants—5, Des Voeux Road; Teleph.

Fly (The New) Garage, Motor Cars for Associated21657; P. O. with:

Box 521;FelixCableFribourg—50,

Ad: Fetcol.

Hire

and Day and

Repairs Night,

— 59, Motor Accessories

Gloucester Road; Rue de Paradis, Paris, France

Teleph. 22077 K. Caudron, resident managing

partner

Fogden, Brisbane & Co. (Hongkong), (K. Caudron, Hongkong)

Ltd., Civil Engineers and Con- (R. Lelouvier, Paris)

tractors— Head Office: c/o Percy Branches and Agencies in Singapore,

Smith, Seth & Fleming, Bank of Bangkok, Saigon and Batavia

Canton Bldg.; Telephs. 20700 and

31900; Cable Ad: Fogbane; Codes: Franklin Laboratory, Metallurgists and

Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second Analysts—63-65, Des Vosux Road C. ;

Phrase Teleph. 22824; P.O. Box 482

Manager—D. G. Allen, m.a. (Cantab.),.

Fok, Dr. W. K., m.b., B.s. — Office: 36, Staff—Chu Po Yan and T. Showpan

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24341, B.S.C. (Aust.), A.A.C.I.

Residence: 48, Bonham Road;

Teleph. 22793 Pathological Dept.:

Dr. T. M. Wong, m.d.

m ^ M. H. Gennison, m.p., b.l.p.f.

Fongkey & Co., F., Importers & Exporters

—18, Connaught Road, C.; Teleph. Fraternity Book Room, Sellers of

24027 ; Cable Ad : Effective Bibles and all Christian Literature

Fook On S. S. Co.—155, Connaught Road —216, Nathan Road; Teleph. 57669;

CV. Teleph. 25547 Cable Ad: Fraternity

M ^ fa French Consulate—(.SVe Consulates)

Fook On Wing,

Canvas Ltd., and

Merchants Leather, Hide and

General Im-

porters—40,

20302; Lung St.; Teleph. French Store, Commission£ Agents, Gen-

KingFookonwing

Cable Ad: eral Storekeepers,

Confectionary French Dealers,

and Provision Bakers,

Fook Weng & Co., Manufacturers and Wine and Spirits, etc.—97, Queen’s Road

Exporters of Swatow Handmade Drawn- Central;

work—37, Nathan Road; Teleph. Frenstor Teleph. 20794; Cable Ad:

58762; Cable Ad : Curios; Code :

Bentley’s

Wong Soo Tack, gen. manager Fuji Motor Car Co.—58, Gloucester

Gou Jiang Sam, assist, do. Road; Teleph. 22133

A598 HONGKONG

G. S. Brothers, Sports Outfitters

Manufacturers of Tropical Guts—

Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory, 56641; 11, Hankow Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Ltd., Manufacturers of Rubber Cable Ad: Games, Hongkong

Footwears, Wellington Boots, Gas Gamad & Co., Mining—Queen’s Building,

Masks and Other Rubber Articles— Connaught Road Central, 1st floor;

Head Office & Works: Main Street, Teleph. 31922 ; Cable Ad : Gamad

Shaukiwan; Telephs. 22952 (Mana- F. Parlani, general manager

ger) and 26764 (General Office); C. Ah Chee, Chinese manager

Cable Ad: Rubber E. L. Greyer, mine engineer

Showrooms: 24:-!, Des Vceux

Central; Teleph. 21346; and 335, Na- Road

than vf[! Yuan Wo

FungRoad,Keong,

Kowloon; Teleph.director

managing 57718. Gar.de, Price & Co., Ltd.,George’s

and Cigar Merchants—St. Wine, Spirit

Bldg.,

Fok Kam Shek, manager Ice House Street; Te.eph. 20135; Cable

Au Kai Ming, asst. mgr. Ad:Directors

Sphinx — J. F. Shea (chairman),

Pang Kam Wing, do.

Tang Tze Nam, secretary

Hui Cheuk Wa, accountant R. Kenneth

P. Phillips,hanmanager

& Wong Sik Chung

J. N. Wong, secretary

Tsu Ho Tseung

IB ^ iH Fun!J tang leee Lam ShiuPing

Wan |I Lam YukWingChing

Fung Tang, Importers, Exporters and Lai Hok Li Shiu

General Merchants and Owners of Tin

Hing

Telephs.Tin20495

Refinery—Redder

and 21704; Cable Building;

Ad: Gap Road English School — (See

Redbois; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th and Government)

6th edns. Improved, Lieber’s, Bentley’s General Accident, Fire and Life As-

andFung

DuoKong Un, principal surance Corporation, Ltd.—15-19,

Queen’s Road C. ; Teleph. 21733

Agency. James H. Backhouse,

Alex. Ross Ltd.,Ltd.,agents

& Co. (China), do.

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

General Amusements,

Fung Tsun, Architect, Civil Engineer Theatre Operators—Marina House, Ltd., Cinema

&Redder

Surveyor—Pedder

Street ; Telephs.Building, 6th floor,& 15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

21375 (Office)

27547 (Residence) 31033; Cable Ad: Genamuco

Fung Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s., C. S. Rosselet, manager

principal Lim Kim Chong, asst, manager

D. S. Law, asst, manager

Miss C. Remedies, stenographer

iC ZW Tsze General Construction Co.—3a, Des

Furness (Far East),& Shanghai

Agents—Hongkong Ltd., Shipping

Bank Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 28301

Building (2nd floor); Telephs. 23165 m PS 3*

& 23169; Cable Ad: Furnprince Ying fewok tung yung din he hung sze

Local

W. F.Board—C.

G. HarrisC.and Black

T. E.(chairman)

Robson General Electric Co. of China,

A. W. Holland Ltd., The,andElectrical

facturers Engineers,

Contractors Manu-

— Queen’s

Cheng Kwong

Cheng Chung Choy Buildings; Teleph. 30247; Cable Ad:

Mrs. C. Nunes Spark less. Hongkong,

Branches: Head Office: Shanghai.

Miss M. Churn

Agencies'. Canton and Tientsin Hankow, Dairen,

H.J.C.A.Margrett, branchI P.A.O’B.

manager Hove

Prince

Furness,Line, Silver

Withy LineLd.

& Cp., R. S.Y.Capell

Hart-Davis | E. C. Norris

Economic Insurance Co., Ld. F. N. Almada Remedios, accountant

 HONUKONG

Agencies: fy Oibb Hong

Davey, Paxman & Co. (Colches- Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—-

ter) Ltd. P. & O. Building; Teleph. 28031; Cable

TheWitton,

General Electric Co.,

Manchester and Ld., London, Ad : Gibb

Birmingham

Fraser & Chalmers M. T. Johnson, director

Osram-tiobertson Lamp Works L. J. Davies, director (Shanghai)

Pirelli-General Cable Works, South- F. L. Ball, signs per pro.

ampton & Hookham

Chamberlain A.E.H. T.L.D. Groome

Dow F. X.J. Castro

Bid well A,C. M.

Mendes-

Express Lift Co.

Salford Electrical C.A. J.Austin J. V. daC. Luz

Victor

Rawplugs, Ld. Instruments, Ld. L. A. V.Rosario

Ribeiro G.MissM.A-Britto

M. Xavh

RansomesLtd.

Petter’s, and Rapier, Ltd. A.H. J.A. Brown Miss C.SiuSilva

Ribeiro Chan Hung

General Trading Co., Commission Agencies: G. F. Santos Lo Thack M an

Agent and Manufacturers, Repre- Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

sentatives—York Building; Teleph- Administration of Western Samoa

36001; P.O. Box 679; Cable Ad: (Apia)

Gentraco: Codes : Standard The Borneo Co., Ltd. (Bangkok)

British

(Borneo)Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.,

German Consulate—(See Consulates) British North Borneo Governments,

General Import & Export Co.—26,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph The(Borneo)

British Phosphate Commissioners,

31475 Melbourne

Burns, Philp &. Co., Ltd. (Sydney)-

Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates

^ ft m de L’Oceanie

Harrisons (Paris) (Borneo), Ltd.,

cfe Crostield

Gerondai, A. E., Ship Brokers and Borneo

Shipping Agents—Bark of East Asia Imperial Chemical Industries Metals

Building, 6th floor; Teleph. 33337; Ltd. Kenyon (Birmingham)

Cable Ad: Gerondal; Codes:«Boe’s

and New), Bentley’s, Lombard and (Old James & Son, Ltd. (Bury)

Private “Lafarge”

(Marseilles) Extra White Cement

Agents for: Levers Pacific Plantations Pty. Ltd.

Mollers’ Ltd. of Shanghai (Sydney)

Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co ,

Ltd. (Sydney)

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. Mercantile

(Sydney) Mutual Insurance Ltd.

(Incorporated in England), Gestetner North China Insurance Co,, Ltd.

Duplicators and Supplies—Type- (Shanghai)

writing, Copying Office and Show- Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. (Lon-

room : 10, South Arcade, Gloucester don)

Building; Teleph. 25358; Cable Ad: Ocean Insurance Co. of Gothenburg

Gestetners Hongkong (Gothenburg)

P. C. Walsh, manager Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London)

Queensland

(Sydney)Haworth Insurance Co., ' Ltd.

if n m ^ Richard, & Co., Ltd. (Man-

Getz Bros. & Co Exchange Bldg.; chester)

Teleph.

Getz. 32968; Office

Head P.O. Box

: 632; Cable

311, Ad :

California

Street, San Francisco jflj Yat Lee

P. L. Morphew, manager Gibbs & Co., J., Importers, Exporters

A. Butt, asst, manager and Commission Merchants—P.O.

Y. H. Yih, accountant Box 864; Cable Ad: Yip; Codes:

T. N. Wong, sub-accountant A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Lieber’s,

Y. S. Tang | W. H. Wong Western Union and Bentley’s

 A600 HONGKONG

■Gibson, J. S., Architect and Surveyor— W. H. Dorman & Co., Ltd. (Diesel

Engines)

Chung Tin Building (1st floor), 4,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. Goodrich Tyres

21891 Norge Corporation

Principal Assistants — Lo Man “ Super-Cold ” Commercial Refrigera-

Chuen and Lai Shin Wing tors

Wines & Spirits Department

If # ^ ± Tai Pin

9 Distiller’s Agency Limited (King

Gilman & Co., Ltd., General Merchants, George IV Whisky)

Shipping and Insurance Agents (Es- Findlater, Mackie Todd Jc Co., Ltd.

tablished 1842)—4a, Des Voeux Road (Wines and Spirits)

Central ; Teleph. 30965; P.O. Box 56; Adet Seward, Bordeaux-Beehive

Cable Ad : Gilman Wigzell (London), Brandies

Directors—Hubert Duminy et Cie. (Champagnes)

J. A. Taylor (London), G. Miskin St. Marceaux Reims (Cham pagnes)

and C. Blaker Whitmore

tes) & Bailey, London (Cigaret-

Export Dept. ElManila

Oriente(Cigars)

Fabrica de Tabacos Inc.,

Miss R. Mow Fung

Insurance

L. Goldman Dept. Archipelago BreweryBeer)Co., Ltd.,

Refrigerator Dept. Singapore (Anchor

E. F. Fincher Lion Beer

Shipping Dept. General

K.M. A.U. Munro Commercial Pacific Cable Co.

Razack | S. Hamet A.MawG. &Spalding

Co., Ltd.&(Tiles)

Bros. (British), Ltd.

Import Dept. James Gibbons, Ltd. (Hardware)

E. F. Fincher | W. E. Broadbridge Wright’s

Sports Goods

L. Goldman Rowntree’sCoalCocoa Tar &Soap Productsetc.

Chocolates,

Accounts Dept. | Miss R. Mow Fung Blyth

E. F. Fincher Boot, Floor & Metal Polishes)

Miss N. Didsbury Irving’s “ Yeast-Vite ”

Stephen Smith’s Hall’s Wine

Stenographer—Miss P. E. Gittins C. F. Fi^ford, Ltd. (Zambuk & Peps)

Motor Dept. Fassett & Johnson (California Syrup

P.A. Braga (sales) of Figs, etc.)

Mann and C. Sloan (service) Simpson Bros. Pty., Ltd. (Self Raising

Miss E. L. Rogers (accounts) Flour)

Miss J. Broadbridge Dania Products Co. (Milk)

Wine Dept. Coleman’s “Vitacup”

Phillip's Patents Ltd. (RubberUeels

C. de S. Robertson | Miss C. Sanh & Bathing Shoes)

Agencies for : Rothman’s, Ltd. (Cigarettes)

Lloyd’s Clarke’s Blood Mixture

The Salvage

The OceanLtd.Association,

Accident &London

Guarantee Tom Smith (Xmas Crackers)

Corpn., Owbridge’s Lung Tonic Iron Jelloids

Law Union «& Rock Insurance Co., Walter’s

PhyllosantPalm Toffee Ltd.

Ltd. Hudson’s Eumenthol Jujubes

Western

Gresham Assurance Co. Insurance

Fire & Accident Whitefield’s, Ltd. (Bonbons)

Society Ltd. Macfarlane Lang (Biscuits)

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Iron Jelloids

Shipping Department

The Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. “Glen” Line Ltd.—14, Pedder Str.;

Motor Department Teleph. 23696

Humber & Hillman Cars

Chrysler/Plymouth

Talbot Cars Cars Globe Electric Supply Co.—18, Pot-

Commer Trucks tinger Street; Teleph. 27688

 HONGKONG A601

Globe Trading Co., The, Importers ± m

oftives—

Steel37,andDes Manufacturers’

Voeux RoadKepresenta-

Central, Gordon’s, Ltd., Ladies’ Footwear Special-

Cable Ad: Genuinely ists—Kayamally

Road Central; Teleph. Building,

24052 22, Queen’s

1. Staff—T.

C. Lee, proprietor MV. S. Drake, managing director

K. K. Han,C.P.Shum, P. S.Yuen

H. Leung, Leung,

Yue

Kuen and Lau Wing Fook Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha — 5, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 22908

Gloucester, The—(See Hotels)

n & m % m £

±m&m&n ^ Gotla & Co., P. D. (Established in

Ko tah hap tuck ki le se 1865), General Merchants and Com-

mission Agents and Importers and

Goddard & Douglas, Marine Surveyors Exporters — 36, Wyndham Street;

and Consulting Engineers. Surveyors Teleph. 23084; P.O. Box 800; Cable

toPrincipal

Local Shipping

Insurance Lines,

Offices,Agents

and andthe Ad : Gotla

Surveyors to Det Norske Veritas, Homi D. Baidawala, princial

Surveyors to Germanischer Hoshang D. Baldawala

Alexandra Bldg. (1st floor), DesLloyds—

Vceux Shavak D. Baldawala

Road; Teleph. 20122; Cable Ad: Goddard Gourdin, Dr. Allston, m.b., b.s., Medical

J. W. Bundred, a.i.n.a., partner

S. K. Heiberg, m.i.n.a., m.i.e.s., Practitioner—Kayamally

leph. 25832. Residence: 27, Ho Mun

Building; Te-

partner Tin St., Kowloon; Teleph. 59405.

MissG. S. Blyth Branch Office : 129, Gloucester Road,

1st Floor

m Go Ki Gra^a & Co., Importers and Exporters of

A. porters—China

Goeke & Co. Building (1935) Export, Ex- Foreign and Colonial Postage Stamps,

Teleph. 20463; Cable Ad: (4th floor); Picture

Glueckauf; ReligiousBooks, Goods,Toys, Garden

etc.—10, Seeds,

Wyndham

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn., Bentley,

Acme, Schofield’s, Mosse, Universal Street; P.P. O.de Box 620

Trade and Private F. M. Gra

B. N.Foraita,

Tong, partner A. P. Ricci-Pereira

W. do. Miss F.M. GragaGraga |I Mrs.

A. Goeke, manager Miss

Miss I. Eca da Silva Miss A.D. P.Leao

Rocha

Good Hong Tobacco

26, Queen’s Co., The—Shell

Road Central; Teleph. House,

26158;

Cable Ad: Goodhong. Head Office: Can- Grand Dispensary, m M ± M

ton facturing Chemists, Ltd., The Manu-

Wholesale and

Retail Druggists.

Golf Club, The Royal Hong Kong— struments and Appliances, Patent Medi- Dealers in Surgical In-

(See Clubs) cines, Perfumes, Toiletries and Drug-

gists’Central;

Sundries—China

Telephs. Building,

20606 andQueen’s

Goodyear

The, Sole Tire & Rubberfor Export

Distributor Hong Co., Rd.

Kong Cable Ad : Apothecary

21616;

and China, Universal Sales, Goodyear Chan Yin, managing director

Tires, Automotive Accessories & Me- | Yau Tak Ying,

Au Wing,business

general manager

manager

chanical

Bank Building; RubberTeleph.

Goods — 36,P.O.

31838; French

Box ; J.LikH.Ping

Chandler, chemist

G. Poon, advertising

1457; ('ableandAd:Private.

Bentleys Fonco;Shanghai

Codes: Acme,

Head ||

Office

R.hai): 51, Canton Road

L. Fong, general manager (Shang- I Grand Theatre m ^ ± m ^

P. W. Leon, manager Teleph. 23694; P.—O.Queen’s Box 82 Road East;

A602 HONGKON'G

Gray’s

sale Yellow Lantern Shops, Whole- Hok Un Works

Linens,andMandarin

iiefciiil Dealers in Lingerie

Coals,; Lounging Pa- R. Taylor, works manager |

S.S. S.P. Bishop,

jamas, Peiping Novelties, Hand-made

Baby’s Dresses, Men’s Robes, etc., etc.— Harris, chief engineer

chemist' ;

Gloucester Building; Teleph. 27424 J. J. Camercn, engineer

Proprietors — Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Gray J. M. Hood, do.

(Shanghai) F. J. Neill, do.

Manageress—Miss A. Clinton H. Reason, chief

W. Jockisch, burner burner

Accountant—Miss Christine Gutierrez P.O. R.M. Carnac, electrician

Staff—Mrs. D. Gordon and Miss Elsa S. Oliveira, chief clerk

C. A. Cunha, L. G. Lima and J.

Gonsalves, clerks

Great China Chemical Works, Ltd. Miss M. McCaw, steno-typist

(South China Branch)—167, Johnston 4 f Pfc W*

Road; Teleph. 27664. Head Office: 39,

Thibet Road, Shanghai Gregory & Co., J.H., Wine and Spirit

Merchants—8, Des Voeux Road C

Great Eastern Tobacco Manufactory 896; (2nd flr.); Teleph. 32652; P.O. Box

Ltd.—244, Queen’s Road Central; Cable Ad : Teama

Teleph. 24605 A. da Motta, attorney

Chow Wing Cheobg, compradore

Leung Kwok Leong, assistant

Great Eastern Hotel—(See Hotels)

Great Northern Telegraph Co.—(See Gregory Export

St Co., T. SVL, Import and

Merchants—Queen’s Building;

Telegraphs) Teleph. 21360; P.O. Box 296; Cable Ad:

Gregorian;

Bentley’s and Codes:

Acme A.B.C. 6th edn.r

fa m & T. M. Gregory, principal

Greaves, A. P., Share and General Broker, H. M. Gregory, signs per pro

Land

Cent. and

(2nd Estate

floor);Agent—11,

Teleph. Queen’s

21955; Rd.

Cable N.Mrs.LeeE. Webb I| S.ChuH.Tak Ho Cheung

Ad: Grease Sole Agents:

Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd. Wholesale

m % % & m Diamond Merchants

Chine/ chow ying nai hung sze Greyer, E.L., Consulting Engineer for

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head Mines 109, Box

and Mining Machinery—Room

Queen’s

Office: Exchange Bldg. (2nd floor); P.O.

Telephs. 23613 (Secretary’s Office) & sidence 603; Road

CableCentral, 1st floor;

Ad : Elgre. Re-

2*1463 (GeneralOffice): Works at Hok Kowloon;: 9,Teleph. Middle58643

Road, ground floor,

Hh, Kowloon; Telephs. 57609 (Man-

ager’s Office) and 57608 (Cement

Works General Office); P.O. Box Grimblepf>

525; Cable Ad: Greenland; Codes: and General Brokers—1, Co., Geo., Ship, Freight, Coal

Bentley’s & A.B.C. 6th Edition Prince’s

Board of Directors — J. H. Taggart, Buildings; Cable Ad :

Telephs. 20342 and 20344;

Elbmirg

. (chairman)

Fong,Robert T. ScottHarston,

A. L.HoShields, Li Tse E. Grimble

Sir Tung,T.Kt.E. Pearce

Head Office.Staff' Grose & Co., J. F., Share and

T. C. T. Beck, secretary General Brokers and Estate Agents

M.A.Figueiredo, accountant —Bank of Canton Building, 6, Des

C. H. Osmund Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 22400,

M.

F. E.F Silva

Baptista |I E.Mrs.A.G.Noronha

M. Sclater Cable Ad: Groseribs

J. Francis GrbSe, principal

 HONGKONG A603

Grossman, E., Bill and Bullion Broker— ^ H Ring Sing

Hongkong Stock Exchange; Teleph. Hannibal & Co., Ltd., W. A., Ex-

20077 port Merchants and Shippers- -Marina

Groupe-Chine Canton, E. Ott & P. House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 20252; P.O. Box 7; Cable

Bossut—Office 63,

ing; Teleph. 24621 French Bank Build- Ad: Hannibal; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s;

andF. atLobe),

Can eondirector

Guterres,

Building;Dr. A. P., m.b.,(Office)and

B.S.—Chung58952

Tin J.H. Harrop,

Teleph.32405

(Residence) S. Dinsdale, do.

do.

T. A. Kuester

Lo Tsok Man I Tan Kai Hung

•Guatemala Consulate—(See Consulates) Ko Chi Chung | Miss H. Scott

H.M. Trade Commissioner in Hong-

kong and Commercial Secretary Harper &^Co., Ltd., Wallace, w a h

Authorized

(for South China) to H.M. Embassy

in China—Hongkong & Shanghai Ford Dealers—Head Office: 223, Nathan

Road,59247;Kowloon;

Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 23252; Cable and

Ad: Commintell P.O. Box 1618; Cable59246

Telephs. 59245, Ad:

G. C. Pelham, H. M. Trade Com- Fordear W. Harper, rnang. director

missioner S. Jex, acting secretary

Miss P. Hamblin, secretary E. P. Poi, service mgr.

H. & Y. Trading Co.—18, Connaught W. Kailey, assembly mgr.

Road C.; Teleph. 20182 J.A. F.J. Shea,

Bush, mgr. (Cantonrepresentative

travelling office)

Habade (H. Lieimann), Import of ChanLumKai Sin

M.

Provisions and Delicacies, Specia-

lists in Continental Delikatessen Miss R. Rumjahn Yeung Li Hon KanYungTak

Ships-Supplies—French Bank Bldg.; Mrs.

Mrs. (J. Franco K. S. Lau

Teleph. 30460; Cable Ad: Braco;

Codes: A.B.C. and Mosse A. L, S.Jorge

Maklezoff War Shui Hung

Ko Ming Tak

H. Liermann, proprietor A. L. Kocha Tang Man Fai

Salesmen :

ff M II Ed. L. Rocha I Yue Chuen Lok

H. Fox I G. A. Bond

Hall Law Company, Importers,

Exporters and Commission Agents, Hariram First Class

Stationery and Photographic Supplies— 51, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Silk Store —

China Building, Queen’s Road C.; 56845; P.O. Box 689; Cable Ad: Hariram Teleph.

Teleph. 23217 ; Cable Ad : Hallaw

Harriman fit Co., G.A., Stock, Share &

Hamburg-Amerika General Brokers (Membersof Hongkong

Teleph. 28363; CableLinie- 12, Pedder St. Sharebrokers’

Ad: Hamberli Road Central; Association)

Teleph. —11,Cable

26333; Queen’s

Ad:

Jebsen & Co., agents Harriman; Codes: Bentley’s and Private

Hancock, A. S., Bill and Bullion G A. Harriman, principal

Brokers — Stock Exchange Building; F. Marshall

Teleph. 27980; Cable Ad: Jonquil Ling

Leung Man-1, accountant

Vau Cheong, authorised clerk

Handiceaet Distributing Co., Manufac- Lam

Leung Hang Cheung,interpreter'

Chuen,

YinNgok, clerk

turers and Exporters of Swatow

made Drawn-work — 5, Wyndham Hand- Lam Wan dft.

Street ; Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 230; C.

F. C. Blake,

Marshal, assist.

do.

Cable Ad : Chansgoods. Code used :

Bentley’s Harston, J. Scott—1, Des Voeux Rd.

K. W. Chan, manager C.; Teleph. 22895

A604 HONGKONG

Hassaram &. Co., K., General Ex- Health Cleaning Service, Seientittc-

porters— Rooms 1125394

17, and Health Office and Residence Cleaning,,

Building ;Toleph. ; P.0.floor,

BoxChina

946 ; Waxing,

General

Disinfecting. Fumigating and

Cable Ad: Hassaram; Codes: Private,

Schofield, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th Edition, 33669;8, China Sanitary

Building, Contractors—Room

7th floor; Teleph.

3-Letter Oriental. Head Office: Hydera P.O. Box 486 o

bad, Sind, India Assistants — Paul

Siu, S. B. Chye and S. Seng, Andrew

S. B. Seng

G. G. Sakhrani, manager Clerk-S. B. Swee

Yokohama Office—P.O Box 76 Inspectors

D. 'S’. Uttumchandani, msinager Chang Y- P- Nying and Y. D.

Nenumal. Thawardas

Shanghai Office-P.O. Box 1948 w & fes

Edanmal Assudamal, manager Health Service Intelligence Bureau,,

(Established 1st May 1922), Health

Office, House and Teleph. Cleaning,

ft m m it % Disinfecting and Fumigating Con

Hastings & Go. (Formerly Hastings, tractors—216, Hennessy Road ; P.O.

Dennys and Bowley), Solicitors, Con- Box 499; Cable Ad : Health Bureau

veyancers,

Patent andProctors,

Trade Notaries

Mark Agents— Public, Hkaply & Co.,' Ship Agents, Frieght &

Marina House (1st floor), 15-19, Queen’s Ship Brokers and Geiieral Merchants—

Road Central; Telephs. 28071-2; Cable Exchange Building, 3rd floor; Teleph.

Ad: Slemish; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 24686; Ip CableShan,

Lam Ad: general

Heaplymanager

edn. and Western Union J. K. Lee,S.assistant

Edgar Davidson, solicitor and

notary public Staff—J, Chanandmanager

Li Yuen Ling

E. S. C. Brooks, do. Helen’s Beauty Salon—14, Queen’s

W. M. Brown, b.a., solicitor Road C.; Teleph. 34055

Miss Mooney, stenographer

M iss Lee, do. Helena May Institute -(Nee Associations).

ff W $ rr m m m

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Dealers in Henry Sales Company, Exporters,

Watches, Clocks and Sundry Goods— Life Importers and Manufacturers—Asia

10, Queen’s Road C. ; Teleph. 20853; phoneBuilding; P.O. Box 863; Tele-

27488; Cable Ad : Hensales ;

P.O. Box 292; Cable Ad: Hattori Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, Oriental 3

letters and Private

m m fit fi: # jflj j)'{. Ying Lee

Hazeland and Gonella, Civil En-

gineers, Architects and Surveyors— Hefwortk Priestley & Co., Suppliers

Kayamally Buildings, 20, Queen’s ofLead, Chrome,

Copper, Antimony, Zinc,

Tin, Wolfram, Galena,

Molybdenum

Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable and Manganese Ores—Gloucester Build-

Ad: Hazelearth ing; Teleph. 32286; Cable Ad: Heppriest;

E. M. Hazelahd | Ugo Gonella Codes: Acme and Private

n & m ^ ± m Hewlitt and Fung, Architects—Ped-

der Bldg, (top floor); Teleph. 21375

Hazeli. & Co., Denis H., Manufac- A. G. Hewlitt, f.k.i.b.a., principal

turers’ Agents — Rooms II 6b & 117, Fung Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s., do.

Marina House, 1st floor; Teleph. 28439;

Cable Ad: Yardarm. Singapore Office: Him Yue & Ca, Coal Merchants—China

35, Winchester House; P.O. Box 294 Building (1st floor); Teleph. 21319;

Denis H. Hazell, principal

Miss R. A. C. Edwards, secretary Cable and 5th,Ad:ScottS

Himyu; Codes: A.B.C. 4th

10th edn.

 HONGKONG x\6C5-

^ f'S. 'ff Hi M if Ho Hong Bank—(»SYe Banks)

Himly, Ltd., General Connaught

port Merchatrts-^-32, Import andHoad Ex-

Central; Telephs. 20401, 20934 and Hotioner—55, Ko Tsun, Dr., General Medical Practi

Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph.

24322; P. O. Box’213: Onhlo Ad: Himly 21633

Chan Yin, managing director

Sole Agents-.

Farleigh Nettheim & Tanners, HoFinancier—Office:

Tung, Sir Robert, 4a, DesMerchant

Voeux Roadand

(Sydney,

“ Tree.” N.S. VY.) “King

“Butterfly of Mimosa,”

” and Cent.; Telephs. 24217,and20059 (Town

s “Open Residence), and 29008 29105 (Peak

Hand” Brands of Leather , Residence)

S.C.LukSun,PakWeiTo,Tat,K.Kwan Yau Kwong,

C. Wong, S. C.

ft & & m Leung and Lai Fong, assists.

Hin Cheong Trading Co., Importers,

Exporters and Commission Agents—

10, Des Voeux Road Central 4th

Floor: Teleph. 21386; Cable Ad: HoiStreet, Yeung Shipping Co. —171, Wing Lok

2nd floor; Teleph. 26240: Cable

H intrude Ad: Prosperous

Lau King Tsing, manager

^ 4i II M

HusShipping

Fat & Agents

Co., Ltd., Coal Merchants,

& Stevedores, Ship, Holland Chinaffi U Ho See

Freight, Handelscompagnie N.V.

Brokers—Registered Office: Insurance

Passenger and 17, Con- (Holland - China and

Trading Co., Vceux

Ltd.),

naught Road Centra,!; Telephs. 23483 & Merchants-—67

Road Cent.; Teleph.

69, Des

30343; P.O. Box

22489; Cable Ad: Diligent; Codes:

Bentley’s complete phrase and Private 67;W.Cable Ad : Holchihamd

Kwok Hin Wang, director Kien (Rotterdam)

TL E. Bodde (Rotterham)

iKwok ChungSon,King

'hiu Chak Yuk, manager

general director I. J. G. Walle, manager

Wong Kwong Tai, mgr. (Canton) j J. C. Klausz, Export Dept.

Chan Hon Kong J.C. A.G. Lau

Soo Wah Sun Markar I| H. K. D.F. Rumjahn

Yuen

Wong Shiu Hei Agencies :

Lung Yuen Cent ury Insurance Co., Ld of London

Kwok

Wong Yau YanYin

Kwong Shun % w m m !& » m

Wong Kwong Yu Larn yin tung lun, shuen fo clumg

Hin Shing Lo, m.a. (Cantab.), Barrister- j Ho lt’s Whap.f—K

at-Law—Chung Tin Building; Teleph. ! Butterfield & Swire, agents

23952 Capt. R. Henderson, wharf manager

(Absent)

iij & *ij m Capt.

wharfJ. manager

N. Macfarlane, acting

Hinley Co., L., Importers and Com- J. G. Jones, asst, wharf manager

mission Agents of General Merchan- A.H. Wood, accountant

dise—27, Connaught Road Central; F. Sumeham, clerk

P.O. Box 508; Cable Ad: Hinleyco T.E. F.L. Bradford, wharf engineer

Starling, wharfinger

Chan Kui, asst, wharfinger

m * M m

His Siamese Majesty’s Trade

Commissioner Room 300, Asia Life E.Ho—Teleph.

Man Kara,

Butler, Blue do. Supt. Engr.

Funnel

58993

Building ; Telephs.

56949 (Residence) 33152 (Office) and J. C. L. Wong, assist do.

Hon. VilasandOsatananda,

China Hong Kong commissioner, Holt Cross Church- (SVe Churches

Staff—Miss Lee, S. Samran and Nai and Missions)

A606 HONGKONG

Honda, H., Importers and Exporters, m & m m m m %

Ham and Bacon Specialist—40 and 42, Shang kong o lun shun kung sze

Johnston Hoad; Teleph. 20720; Cable Hongkong,

Ad: Hondayoko boat Co., Canton and MacaoOwners—

Ltd., Steamship Steam-

Home fob Blind Girls and Home for Ad: Steamboat Queen’s Building; Teleph. 20101; Cable

the Poor—{See Italian ConvenE Directors — Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo

Under Educational) (chairman), J. P. Braga,

Li Tse Fong, Tungfan Lo (Al-

ternate Director for Sir Robert

Hong Kong Amateur Dramatic Club Ho Tung, Kt.) and H. Staples Smith

—(See Clubs) H. da Luz, secretary

Deacon &, Co., Ltd., Canton Agent

Hong Kong Automobile Associaxton— A. A. de Mello, Macao Agent

(See Associations)

SI ATai hi kung sze

Hong Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.—

Ltd., Kong

The —Brewery

Registered& Office:

Distillery,

Dina Office: West Point; Teleph. 28181.

House,

Sham 7, Duddell Street; Brewery: Central Showrooms: Gloucester

20190 &Tseng,

23154Castle

(Office),Peak51930

Road;(Brewery);

Telephs. Bldg. ; Teleph. 24704. Works: West

Point and Yaumati

Cable Ad : Brury H. E. Stone, engineer and gen. mgr.

F. Goodwin, resident engr. and mgr.

Hong Kong Broadcasting Committee

—(See Associatians) F.G.F1. Tyndall,

L.E. Rapley,

F. Thompson, accountant

assistant

assist, do.

engineer

T. C. Ellacott, do.

“Hongkong and South China Published

Builder,” J.E. Hunter, supt. (Distribution

W. Simmonds, assistant doDept.)

.

The, A Quarterly Magazine

in the Interests of the Building Indus-

try— Hongkong Bank Building; Teleph. Hongkong Club w Hong Kong Cricket

23304 Club—(See Clubs)

fj # m & m ft S ^

San chee lee yeung hong

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd., Hongkong eral

Commercial Co., The, Gen-

Importers, Exporters and Com-

Export, Import, Insurance—French

Bank Bldg.; Telephs. 20114 & 22785; mission Agents—4a, Des Aheux Road

C. (2nd fl.); Teleph. 24631: P. O. Box

Cable Ad: Hocanexco. 71; Cable Ad : Hongcomco

C. Arnulphy, manager Ho Hung Kwan, manager

Chow Kim Tong, asst. mgr.

Staff—Ho Hung Pong, H. P. Pang,

73 & 4i m m m m m # Wong Chen and Miss K. K. Ho

Hongkongi

Co.,TheLtd., Canton

The, Ice Ice

andManufacturing

Cold Storage

Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage n M M ft it #

Co., Ltd.28185),

Teleph. (2, Lower

generalAlbert Road;

managers Ma La Sai Vo

“Hongkong Dally Press,”in Morning

Newspaper (Established 1857) —

Marina House,

Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Ser- Central and 480, Hennessy 15-19, Queen’s

Road; Road

Tele-

vice, Contractors for Office, House phs. 3025), 33383 and (Night)24511; P.O.

Building and Bus Cleaning, Disin- Box 1; Cable Ad: Press. London Office:

fecting and Fumigating—22, Wynd- 53, Fleet Street, E C. 4; Cable Ad: So-

ham Street ; Teleph. 22450 cotrine

 HOXGKOXn A60T

Hongkong Weekly Press and Gloucester Building; Telephs. 27712,

China Overland Trade Report” 20058 (Complains^s, Day & Night),

Directoryand Chronicle of China, 2771G (Power Station), 22502 (Meter

Japan, Malaya, etc. Dept.)and 30054 (Showroom); Cable Ad:

Hongkong Daily Press, ' Dot., pro- Electric; Code: Bentley’s

prietors Agents—Gibb, Livingston &.

Lt.-Coi.

director H.L. Murrow,

1 1 n.s.o., managing Co., Ltd.

A. E. Pratt, editor Directors—The

son Hon. Sir

(Chairman), Mr. M. T. John-

Robert Ho

F. Cade, news editor Tung, Kt., The Hon. Sir Shou-son

Editorial Dept. Chow, Kt., T. E. Pearce, The Hon.

F. M. el Arculli Mr. J. J. Paterson and R. K.

E. MacNider Yalentine

E. R. Ellis Manager—V. Sorby, m.i.e.e.

Y.A. elC. Arculli

Greaves Generating Station

J.V. Prettejohn

R. Dodd A. G. Langston, a.m. MEC'H.E.

Tse F. F. Duckworth

J. H.Shu Man || X.

Franco M. C.Gershkovitch

Lorenciano A. Webster A. P. Tarbuck

General Office

Mrs. R. Ramsey (Advertising Dept.) A.S.R. IP.F.)eaeon

1Paul

V. G. S. Goss

>unlop, B.sc. J.J. H.K. May cock

C. C. Lai .R.T. F.W.Lunny Sloan

L. V. Xavier I Ho Ying-cheong Smith G. H. Silva

J. R. Greaves ' | K. F. Wong G.W. Hailey, J. Evans

E. Peersm.i.e.e. H. H. Bly'th

n & pr m i - ^ i # H. S. McKav N. Yargassoff

Hong Kong Dairy Supply Co., J. K. Barron S. K. Wang

Mains Department

—Ltd.,

DeadThe. Office;Dairy Produce Specialists

E. (Mil.),

.M.T.E.E.

Road,

Kong Kowloon;

Office: Telcph.

1st floor, Dong59788;

Kong Hong

Stock

Exchange Building; Telepn. 27980 E. Thompson

Directors — E. 0. Frederick, J. R. G.T. Padgett, m.b.e. G. A. Neves

Paton, Dr. S. S. Strahau,, m.a., m.b., (Mil.) A.J. A.J. Gonzales

Ablong

ch.b.(Oxon A. R. Cox

(Eng.), Dr. ),A.L.R'W. .C.r.(L0ND.), M.R.C.S

Woo, m.b., b.s. C.M. E.H.Gahagan

Arnold,

A. I. Ribeiro

L. G. Morales

(Lono.),

(Lond.) M.R.p.s._ . (Eng.),, l.r.c.p. A.M.I.K.E. .A.Y. H. C. Chan

Manager & Secretary—A. G. Dalziel A. G. Everett, Isprnil

a.m. k. j M, C. Y.A. Lam

Xavier

D. Ribeiro

m m & & e m & Workshop and Stores

Hong Kong Dispensary' (A. S. Watson R. A. Starling

&Dispensing

Co., Ltd.),Chemists,

Pharmaceutical

Dealers Chemists,

in Patent C.R. R.E. Wilson ; A. Hassan

Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, Slattery ; M. I. Razack

Druggists’

Building; Sundries,

Teleph. 20010etc. — Alexandra A. J.

I. Hassan Coelho | C.H. E.A. Coelho

Bux

W. Mills, m.p.s., manager Meter

: Department

W. F. Simpson, pharmacist S. Longfield

Staff--Miss

Chan Ho and D. Hunt,

LeungMrs.

FokB.Kwong

Elder, L. de Rome

G. G. S. Thomson, a.m.i.e e.

R. C. Butler

n & prmm nmm G.

Homj Knruj Tin Tuny Yau HanRung Sie Showroom

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.,The— W. E. Orchard

Wof'ks : North Point; Office ; P. & O. H. M. Marshall j ,A. P, Maher

Building: Showroom; The Arcade, A. F. Ferreira I A.A.O. Mattos-

A60S HONGKONG

S. Jarvis, m.c., a.s.a Bong hong fo chuh po him hung sze

J. R. Way Hongkong Fire insurance

S.T. J.P.C.Saunderson

StanesVjy I. Haroon

S.M. H.Sabhan

Bux Ltd., The, Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Co.,

J.11. C.S. Dunbar Ltd., General Managers

Jones J. C. Santos Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr. J.

W. H. R. Muskett R. Costa J.Brown,

Paterson

A. R.(chairman),

Compton, C.SirBernard

Robert

W. Stoker M. Hussain Ho Tung, Kt., T. E. Pearce, F. A.

A. K. Minu G. M. Butt Joseph, J. H. Taggart and S.

(J. G. Silva E.H. U.A. S.V. Alves T. Williamson

A. K. Rahumed Ribeiro

H. T. Sousae

A.S. G.O. Mohammed

Bux A.M. C.H.Ghafur

Jono m ^ m m m ^

H.

M. Y. AMehal

N. dal Hongkong Fish Store Co., Sea Food

8.S. A.Yusuf

Jabbar Exporters,

L. A. Peres

A. R. Minu High Class Cold Storage Operators,

Fish Restaurant—59, Des

V.C. V.A. Marques

Neves E.R. A.M. Souza

Xavier

Cable Ad: Fishstore Teleph. 20234;

Voeux Road Central;

T. Ali J. A. Santos

K. M. A.M. M.Aden.

Quinn

W. M. Omar

Sousae A.H. M. Hong Kong Football Club — (See

S. Moosa E. E.Xavier

Silva Clubs)

F..M. A.V. Joanilho

Neves G.A. S.A. Xavier

Souza

Hongkong Fresh Fruits and Road

Canned

A.M M.Hassan Rumjalin F. J. Collaeo

.8. A. Gafoor Goods Store—35,

Teleph. 32815

Des Voeux C.;

R.N. Gomes

Ahmed U. A. Rumjahn

M. T. Nunes C.R. M.

F. Nunes

V. Ribeiro Hongkong Furniture Co., Ltd., Con-

H. M. Britto E. J. Ferreira tractors and Furnishers of High-class

S. A. R. Bux S.M. Hassan Furniture—8,

Teleph. 22634; Queen’s RoadFurniture;

Cable Ad: Central:

S.H. M.E. Rumjahn

Vieira B. Flassan Code: Bentley’s

R. A. Souza Lau Kung Wan, director

Lau Man Suing, do.

Hong Kong Engineering and Cons- Lau Mok Lin, manager

truction Co., Ltd., Civil Engineers Hong Kong General Chamber of

and Building Contractors; Sole Licencees Commerce— (See Associations)

for China of the Franki Patent

Compressed Concrete Piling System for

Foundations; Manufacturers of Patent Hong Kong Horticultural Society

Centrifugal Concrete Pipes — Head — (See Associations)

Office: St. George’s Building (1st floor);

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferroconco.

Workshop and Stores—Prince Edward Hong Kong Hotel—(See Hotels)

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 562P2

Chairman and Managing Director— Hong Kong Hotel Garage — (See

J. P. Braga, o.b.e. Hotels)

Directors — J. Scott Harston, Sir

Robert Ho Tung, Kt., Sir Elly

Kadoorie, k.b.e. & M. H. Lo m -k

H. Braga, u.sc., general works,mgr. Hongkong Import and Export Co.,

B. Alves, secretary Merchants and Commission Agents

E. Sahmefc —Bank of China Building; Teleph.

L. O. Lau 24724; P.O. 469; Cable Ad: Hokine-

F. Wong co; Codes Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Yee Ting Kong Acme and Private

 HONGKONG A609

Hong Kong Ikon Mining Co., Ltd.— Hongkong Shanghai

Lace Co. (Hongkong and

3, Chater Road Swatow Drawn Work, Embroideryof

Directors - Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, Handkerchiefs,

Lace Co.' , Manufacturers

A. H. Compton, A. Raymond and Queen’s Road Central, Silk Lingerie — 50,

D. F. Landale 1st and 2nd floors

O. Eager, secretary Other Offices:

56, Kong Ho Road, Swatow

17, Museum Road, Shanghai

45, Sankiau Street, Hankow

^ ® ft ;>l # 43, Foras Road, Bycullar, Bombay,

Hong hong koiv toong chi ip on kit India

ycin han hmg sze 19,India

Terrata Baazar Street, Calcutta,

Hongkong and Kowloon Land and Loan

Co., Ltd. • 8, Queen's Road West; a & BHI a « s » s e

Teleph. 27308

Directors — Chau Cheuk Fan, Kwan Hong kong chi ti kup toi lee yaa han k ahg sze

Fong Kuk Tse Kwan Luk and Hongkong Land Investment and Agency

Chiu Leung Hang Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building, 3, Chater

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, manager Road; Teleph.— Hon.

20117; Mr.

CableJ. nd: Lands

Directors J. Paterson

Hong Kong Jockey Club—(Nee Clubs) (chairman), A. H. Compton, Sir

Robert

Felix Ho Tung, Kt., T. E.

A. Joseph, S. T. Williamson Pearce,

and.

A. Raymond

O. Eager, secretary

Hong kong how loon ma tnu /cap fo chmg' hung sze B. C. Field, assist, secretary

F. O. Reed, accountant

Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and G.W. W.J. Morris,

Grey, f.r.i.b.a.,

overseerf.s.i., architect

Godown Co., Ltd.—Teleph. 58001; W. R. Brumwell, assist, overseer

Cable Ad: Godowns

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson Hongkong Metal Window Meg. Co.

(chairman), Hon. Mr. M. T. Manufacturers of Steel Windows

Johnson, S. H. Dodwell, Frank and

Austin, F. A. Joseph, A.H. Compton, —6-14,Doors, Stock on Standard Sizes

Fuk Wing Street, Shamshui-

D. Drummond,LawrenceT.Kadoorie

B. Wilson,andJ. Sir

H. po, Kowloon

Jessen,

Robert Ho Tung Hwindow Teleph. 08644; Cable Ad:

;

F. H. Crannell, secretary and manager Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.—Queens

C. M. Manners, assist, manager Building; Teleph. 33552; Cable Ad:

G. B. S. Thomson, accountant Linmahang

J.C.W.Robertson

E. Terry J.Juman J. Maxwell

M. Groves E. Da Costa Khan Directors—L. R. Nielson (chair-

man), G. T. Scholey, David Wai

A.J.F.L.

Eastman J. A. Rainey Kwok Au, J. M. Wong and

Smalley Miss A. Souza Chas. C. Stark (managing dir.)

J. K. F. June Miss G. E. Maxwell Secretaries—T. A. Martin & Co.

D. Mackenzie, supt. engineer Purchasing Agent —E. Faggiano

A. N. Mackenzie, assist, supt. engr. Office

Pak Staff—Teng Tung and Wan

G. Castle, cargo supt. Mrs. G. E. Barber, stenographer

W. C. Excell, assist, cargo supt. Lin Ma Hang Mine:

Wharfingers— B. B. Bassett, general supt.

T. F. Harris S. Coldren, mine supt.

H. M. Miller j V. Petherick W. H. Fowler, mill supt.

H. H. Fantham | L. Bones C. G. Brown

T.Fergusson, craft supt. J. G. Michaelson

W. Hyde, clerk of works M. L. Roberts

B, Thomson, supt. afloat C. A. Mugford

W. G. Schnabel, inspector A. Rocha

 13 & P& % 31 n 2S Hongkong Realty and Trust Co.,

Hongkokg Motor Acckssory Co., L'J o., Ltd.,Yoeux

Des Real Road

Estate—Exchange Building,

Central; Teleph. 26291;

• Automotive Accessories, andDealers

Thk, Importers of and Replace-iii

;

'Cable Ad: Real trust

J. H. Taggart, managing director

ment Parts. Specialists in Stooge ij

Ratteries and Radios — St. George’s F. C. Barry, secretary

Bldg., Ice House Street (ground floor);

Telephs. 20577 and 28554; P.O. Box ft % m m m m

575; Cable Ad: Homac. Kowloon How, kowj lam kune, sze

Office and Garage: 55 and 132, Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co.,

Nathan Road; Telepli. 57894 Ltd., The—Factory: Kennedy Town;

Permanent Managing Director— Telephs. 27781 (Office), 20045

T. L. Knight . (Works); Cable Ad: Ropework

Director and Acting Secretary Directors—A. L. Shields, (chairman)

—J. C. Power Sir Robert Ho Tung, Sir Elly

Director—Mrs. L. F. Knight Kadoorie, k.b.e., J. P. Braga,

Assistants—Miss J. Knight, C. T. o.b.e. and S. T. Williamson

Kwan, C. L. Choy, A. Chan, To j Office Staff -

Kam Hung, T. Sing, D. Chan, F. J. Tavares (secretary), J. Tbppin

Tam Cheung Tit, G. Knight, and Miss D. Brackstone

Mrs. C. Bernado, D. Wong. L. K wai, Works Staff-

L. Cheung, Li Wah Sang. W. K uen,

W. Chuen and C. K. Liang E. J. Spradbery (works manager),

C.E. W. L. Spradbery, P. N. Xavier,

m « BirdM. Castro, A. Delgado and F. G.

Hongkong Optical Co., The (Successors Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

tofacturing

Clark

c Co.), Importing and Manu-

Queen’s Hoad Corporation—(See Banks)

Cent.; Teleph. 22232; Cable Ad: Clark- Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels—

hager; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Private (See Hotels)

S. American

K. Cheney,Optometric

opt. d. Association),

(Member of

optometrist

Y.Jack

K. Lai, assist,

Chan, chiefoptician

clerk Hong Kong and Shanghai Taxi-Cab

John Chan, chief acct. Co., Ltd., Taxicabs for Hire—33,

Wong-nei-chong Rd.; Telephs. 20408

Hong Kong Philharmonic Society— and 33333

(See Clubs) Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association

—(See Associations)

Hongkong Polo Club—(tfee Clubs) Hong Kong Silk Store,andThe,Retail—

Silk

Merchants, Wholesale

Hongkong Preview

Road Central; Studio—20,

Teleph. 32884 Queen’s 56, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

30870;

MelwaniP.O. Box 253; Cable Ad r

F. T. Melwani, principal

R T. Melwani

Hong kony yan tsz koon X. T. Melwani J K. P. Melwani

Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd., Li- M. T. Melwani | A. M. Melwani

thographers—Bank of China Bldg., /£ §

4, Queen’s Road; Teleph. 20437. Works: Hongkong Sporting Arms Store,

3, Bowring Street, Kowloon

P. A. Xavier, managing director Arms Dealers and Shooting Acces-

R. G. Xavier, secy. sories—22. Pottinger Street; Telepb.

MLs Leung 23312; Cable Ad: Sporting; Codes:

Antonio A. Rodrigties- Acme, A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s

 HONGKONG A61I

Hongkong Stevedoring and Supely Chow,, Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall,

Co., General Shipping Agents C.M.G., D. H. Blake, Hon. Mr.

and Contracting Stevedores and S. H. Dodwell and Hon. Mr.

Ship Suppliers—4, Mosque Junction M. T. Johnson

(1st floor); Teleph. 22561; P.O. Bo* J. P. Sherry,

455; Cable Ad: Stevepling W. C. Clark,manager

assist, manager

W. L. McKenzie, a.c.a , secretary

Hongkong Stock Exchange — (See Staff-

Associations) A. Davis,

N. Braude, J. M. W.Dalziel,

R. E. Farrell, T.

J. Geall,

“Hongkong Sunday Herald,” Sun- W.

A. G.C.Griffin, C. Hatt,

Jeffreys, R. A. L. Fisher,B.

Kirkwood,

day Newspaper, Published by The W. Simmons, D. Tollan, L. D.

Newspaper

Wyndham Enterprise, Ltd. — 3a, Skinner and C. F. Neadham

Ad: HeraldStreet; Teleph. 20022; Cable Hongkong Times—26, Stanley St. ;

Manager—G. C. Burnett Telepii. 23045

Editor—W. J. Keates

Editorial Department—R. A. E. n & $ m Tien che hung sze

Watson, R. Goldman, N. A. E. Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.—Office and

Mackay, J. C. Guimgan and H. Depot: Caial Road East & Russell

J. Yappe Street,Bowrington; Teleph. 26654 (Offices

Business Department—L. T\. Cheung, and

Chan Pik Man, Geo. Chan, P. Code:CarBentley’s Sheds); Cable Ad : Tramways ;

Fung and Miss R. M. Rosario Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

Advertising Representative — G. (chairman), A. H. F.Compton,

E. V Watson Mr. M. T. Johnson, A. JosephHon.

and

Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Kt.

M m Hrl fJf ik ± L. C. F. Bellamy,

m.inst.t., general manager M.c., a.mije.e.,

Sz mit sun mun chi boon F. manager

H. Glover, a.m.i.e.e., asst, general

“Hongkong Telegraph,” Evening

paper—1 and 3, Wyndham Street; News- W. F. Simmons, f.c.i.s., secretary

Teleph. 26615 Y. Walker, chief assist, engineer

F. P. Franklin, manager Y. R. Gordon, assist, secretary

John Shaw, editor G.W. S.S. Rodger, workshop

Glendinning, supt.supt.

outside

S.J. R.A. Luke,

Gray, reporter

do. H. W. Hammond, traffic supt.

G.S. A.W.Ramjahn,

Giffen, do.

do. A. Gillard,

J. inspector chief traffic assist.

K. Leghorn, chief motor traffic

A.T. Paul

R. Abbas

Gregory J. traffic

H. Simmons and W. A. Gardner,

K. C.Sue,Tsang, accountant inspectors

W. assistant Office Staff-

Y. R. Gordon, assistant secretary

H.J. M. Xavier,

Medina, A.Xavier,

E. Coates,

J. H.Williams, M.

G. Ozorio,

m & k ft m m m Miss

Hongkomj tin wa yau han hung szt XavierV.andC.Lam Kai Chi Miss E.

Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.,—

Registered Offices: Exchange Build- Hongkong Tyre Co., The, Full-Circle

Ret readers and Accessory Importers

ing, Des Vceux Road Central; —392, Hennessy Rd.; Teleph. 28539;

Teleph. 26601 (Ex. : Cent. Kowloon,

Peak, Taipo, Fanling and Tsun Wan); Cable Ad: Hktyreco

Y. C. Chan, manager

Cable Ad: Telephonco; Code: Bentley’s

Board of Directors—A. L. Shields

(chairman), J. H. Taggart Hong Kong Typewriter Exchange,

(managing director), J. Scott

Harston, Hon. Sir Shou-son Typewriter Seller and Repairer—9,

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 21433

A612 HONGKONG

Hongkong Weekly Press and General Works Manager—H. H.

China Overland Trade Report,’'A Scott

Weekly Publipation Containing all the Yard Manager—H. G. Cooper

Local News of the WeekOffice at Shipbuilding Department

Marina House, 15-19’, Queen’s Road A. M. Caiman, J. N. Sweeney, A.

Central; Teleph. 30251 Marshall1 and 'G. T. Anderson

Publishers : Drawing Office

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. Chief Ship Draughtsman—R. G. Craig

Staff—J.

and O. E.V. Eingalsen,

Ramsay, A. E. Pearson,

Hongkono] IWell Loutnu Co., Ltd., Engine Draughtsman—M. R. Bell

Tubular Water Wells and Pumping J. B. Sturgeon

Installations—Gen. Office: Prince’s J. R. Leiteh I R. L. Barkus

Building;. Teleph. 30785; Works C. R. Maberly | Y. Bondi

Office: 228, -Prince Edward Road; Engineering Department

Teleph. 51244 Engr. Manager- J Crookdake

Fred A. Hill mng. director Staff—D. Anderson, W. C. Tillery,

G. N. Mitchell, J. D. Provan,

S. Gray, A. Duncan, J. G. R-

Humble, J. Fraser and G. New-

lluny kong tcong po shun o kung sze house

Hongkong

The — and Whampoa

Head Office : Kowloon Ltd., Boilermakers .Department

Hock Co.,Hocks,

Hongkong. Branch Office : 2, Queen’s J. C. Brown

Bldg., Connaught Road Central; R. Morrison | J. McKelvie

Telephs 58053 (Kowloon Docks), Electricians—J. Kempton, M. Fer-

56810 (chief manager and secy.), guson, E. Humphreys and F.

56822 (works manager), 50443 Prata

(yard manager), for Sub-Exchange Blacksmith —T. Coleman

.See Teleph. Directory, 28020 (Hong- ShipwrightMoulder—J. 1. M. Brewin

kong Office); P.O. Box 41; Cable Department

Ads: Manifesto and Kowloondocks Senior Shipwright—G. Henderson,

Directors—Hon. Mr. Stanley H. J. Adam. W. Greig, J. Wood and

Dodwell (chairman), Sir Robert J. B. Wood

Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. J. J. Diver—W. J. Maher

Paterson, D. Drummond, Felix Metallurg. Chemist—P. B. Parks

A. Joseph, Lawrence Kadoorie, Master of Salvage Tug Henry Keswick

J. H. Jessen and S. T. William- —Capt. H. H. Williams

son Store Department

Chief Manager—E.

M.I.O.E., M.I.N.A. Cock, m.b.e., Supt.—R. J Goodman

Secretary—E. L. Hosie, c.a. Staff—C. E. Millard, F. Cullen,

Chief Clerk—W. J. Rattey A. Maher, J. H. Lawrence and

Staff—A. S. Bliss, C. R. Logan, TimeJ.Office V. Gomes

W. Hedley, R. Lapsley, K. R.

Macaskill, J. Revie, J. P. W. C. K. Mackie

White, R. H. A. Lapsley, W. R. Forsyth

A. W, MacKenzie, J. Antioquia, Boatswain—F. J. Jenner

A. Ahmed, H. Ahmed, A. E.

Gutierrez, J. D. Marques, J. G. Hongkong ofBranch

Sergeant Police—H. Marriott

Office; Teleph.

Czorio, M. Ozorio, E. M. Reme- 28020

dies, J. M. Y. Remedios, Mrs. W. F. Ford

G. A. Blandfo'rd, Mrs. M.

Cotton, Mrs. H. Hyndman, Miss G. Cosmopolitan Dock; Teleph. 57214

MaoNider, Miss M. Adam and Superintendent—R. E. Hoare

Mrs. E. Mok Staff—C. E. Stewart and A. J. Mendes

 HONGKONG Aeir

n ps ft m ^ /h m m # HOSPITALS

Hongkong & Yaumati Ferky Co., es & » * e w K M

Ltd., The—Registered Office: Jubi- JVgra Lai se e yuen kivii kok hop yum

lee Street Ferry Pier ; Telephs. '26113

(Head Office), 57616 (Marine Dept.), Alice Memorial & Affiliated Hospi-

tals—Teleph.

22530 (Jubilee Street Ferry Pier),

57106 (Jordon Road Ferry Pier), Alice Memorial27786 (Sub-Exchange)

Maternity Hospital—

56001 (Mongkok Ferry Pier), 56002 10, Bonham Road$ Teleph. 27786

(Shum-shui-po Ferry Pier), 56748 Nethersole Hospital—10,

Teleph. 27786 Bonham Rd.;

(Hunghom Ferry Pier) and 56749 Ho Miu Ling Hospital—Breezy Path,

(Kowloon City Ferry Pier). Operating Bonham Road; Teleph. 27780

Vehicular Ferry Service and Ferry Alice Memorial Hospital—8, Bonham

Services

Shum Shuito Po„Jordon Road.City,

Kowloon Monekok,

Hung Road

Horn and Sai Wan Ho Chairman of Gen. and Executive Com-

Lau Tak Po, managing director mittee— Hon. Dr. S. W. T’so, o.b.e.

Young Tsun Dart,, secretary Treasurers—Linstead & Davis

Hong On S. N. Co.—77, Connaught Road Medical Supt.—Dr. F. R. Ashton

W.; Teleph. 2L983 Resident Medical and Surgical Staff-

Dr. F. R. Ashton, Dr. A. Syden-

Hong On S. S. Co.—210, Wing Lok Street; ham, Dr. R. M. Aldertbn and

Teleph. 22771 Dr. M. H. Lau

Nursing Staff—M iss M. Ward (matron),

m m and Mrs. A. Hughes

Hong Sling, H.—Marina House, 15-19, Secretary—Dr. R. M. Alderton

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 28322;

Cable Ad: Slingcom Ho Miu Ling Hospital—Breezy Path

off Bonham Road

Honor Co., The—-14, Queen’s Road C. ; {See under Alice Memorial Hospital)

Teleph. 32848

Honson k Co.—24, Connaught Road Kennedy Town Hospital—West Point

Central; Teleph. 25942

Ho-chong-wo H ffy Kowloon Hospital—(See under Govern

ment)

Hoo Cheong Wo Co., Ltd., Ship-

Chandlers, Metals and Hardware Majima Hospital (Japanese)—191, Wan-

Merchants. Regulation Life Jackets

and Life Buoys Makers and General chai Road; Teleph. 20548

Storekeepers—51 and 52, Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 20591; Cable

Ad: Hoocheongwo

A.ChanKnm,

Hauchief managing director Matilda

Po. manager Hospital—186 to 189, Mount

Kellet, The Peak; Teleph. 29026

A. King, sub-manager Trustees: Sir V. M. Grayburn and

D. C. Edmondston

Hoong Fat k Co.—286, Des Voeux Governing Body: Sir V. M. Gray-

Road C.; Teleph. 26721 burn, D. C. Edmondston, Rt.

Rev. Ronald O. Hall (Bishop of

Hop Hing Shipping Co.—1, Shang Victoria), Rev. H. W. Baines

Tung Street; Teleph. 58657 (Chaplain of St. John’s Cathe-

dral), Rev. K. MacKenzie Dow

Hop Sing Typewriter Co.—28, Pottinger (Minister

Hpngkong),ofHontheMr.Union Church,

A. W. Hughes,

Street; Teleph. 21420 Hon.

Hop Yiok S. S. Co. —216, Wing Lok J Honour the Chief Justice, Sir A.His

Mr. M. T. Johnson, D.

Street; Teleph. 30495 A. MacGregor, k.c. arid J. R. Masson

Secretary—C. B. Brown

A614 HONGKONG

Staff: Sanatorium ties Missions Etranoekes

Dr. J. Howard Montgomery, B^thanie—Pokfulum

medical supt. St. Paul’s Hospital (French Gen-

Miss M. Drury, matron eral Hospital)—Causeway Bay

Miss A. Senior, assist, matron Superioress—Rev. SisterFerdinand,

Eusebe

Sisters—Miss C. D. Ferguson, Genera] Staff—Sisters

Miss M. A. Wood, Miss M. Daw- Marguerite, Odile, Ambroise

son, Miss E. Townsend, Miss Emilliene, Camille, Therese,

M. Wilson, Miss J. K. Troun- Monique, Marie, Cecilia, Au-

son, Miss I. P. Wright and gusta, Agata and Anna

Mrs. Lee Nurses—Misses V. Abuyen, M.

Miss G. I. Taylor, hospital secretary Carreon, L. Somera, E. Nati-

vidad, C. Nalupa, H. Garcia,.

Mental Hospital —{See under Gov- C. Sotelo and M. Bautista

ernment) Pharmacist—P. Cabrera

Military Hospital — {See under Tung Wah Hospital—(Nee under

Government) Government)

Military Hospital (Kowloon)—(tfee ■Victoria eminent)

Hospital—(Nee under Gov-

under Government)

Nethersole Hospital—10, Bonham War Memorial Nursing Home—

Mount Kellet, The Peak; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 27786 29078

{SeeHospital)

under A lice Memorial and Affiliated

Nethersole Ho Miu Ling Hospitals HOTELS

—(See under Alice Memorial and '“Bow Bells” Private Hotel—10, Middle

Road; Teleph. 58520

Affiliated Hospitals)

Queen Mary Hospital (Nee under jg m * is m.

Government) Empress Hotel (Yat Tung Co., Ltd.)—

159-161, Connaught Road Central;

Teleph. 30391

Royal Naval Hospital

Surgeon Captain—G. D. G. Fer- Empress Lodge ( Private Hotel) — 8,

gusson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Mody Road,Empresloge

Kowloon; Teleph. 57296,

Surgeon Commander (D)—C. J- Cable Ad:

Finnigan, l.d.s.

Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (S>— Gloucester Motel, The (The Hong

C. B. Nicholson, m.b., b.s., Kong Ltd.)

Land —Investment andBuilding;

Agency

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.L.O. Co., Gloucester

Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (M)— Teleph. 28128; Cable Ad: “Gloucester”,

T. L. Cleave, m.r.c.s., m.r.c.p. Hongkong

Stirgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (G)— P. Chessex, manager

S. J. Wheeler, m.b., m.r.c.s., A. Heller, sub-mgr.

L.R.C.P. Mrs. Brown,& hous Keeper Dents. —

Superintending Sister—Miss M. Accounts Purchasing

Goodrich Teleph. 28449

Nursing Sisters—Miss B . G. Mrs. L. M. Baines

Sibson and Miss H. B. Durey

Senior Pharmacist—G. Large Great

Pharmacist—W. A. Chidlow Road Central; Hotel—112,

Eastern Teleph. 26621Connaught

Warrant Wardmaster—M. A.

Ball, r.n. Harbour View Hotel—9, Chatham1

Clerks—P. L. Li and M. Law Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56734

 ADVERTISEMENT A614a

Hong Kong's latest and most modern residential

and commercial centre

The Gloucester Hotel

Cable Address HOMO KOUG p. chessex

Gloucester Manager

 HONGKONG A615

H S /£ M * ± £ *§ #

Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels,

Ltd., The — Head Office: Ex- Hongkong Hotel Garage, The (The

change BuildingCent.; (2nd floor), HongkongRoad; and Shanghai Hotels,' Ltd.)

' ’20220 Vceux

Des 1

(Mr. J.Road H. Taojkart),Teleplis.

20115 —Stubbs

T. R. Parsons,

Telephs. 27778-27779

manager

(Gen. Mgr.), 26291 (Secy.), 24417 S. K.E. W.

Green, sales acoou

munagnr

(Accountant), 28405 (Purchasing Dept, Cheung, ntant

and Catering Depts.),

ineering Department); Cable Ad: Si 678 (Eng- A. Drummond, engineer

Kremoffice, Hongkong Agencies-.

Board of Directors — Lawrence Rolls Royce Cats

Kadoorie (chairman), J. Scott Vauxhall Cars

Harston, E. M. Raymond, Sir Bedford Trucks

Studebaker Trucks & Cars

Robert Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. M. Gen. Motors—Cadillac and La Salle

K. Lo, J. H. Taggart (manag- Prestolite Batteries

ing director)

P. H. Suckling, general manager

F.E. C.O. Barry,

Murphy,secretary

accountant Hotel Asia—126, Connaught Road C.;

Teleph. 28191

Staff:—E. H. P. White, W. J.

Burling, U. M. Omar, C. J. Hotel Cecil—Royal Building; Teleph.

Triggs, MissMiss

I.MissWoolley, M. R.G. C.White, Miss 26664

B. Tillman andP. Miss

Xavier,

O.

King /£ m * W

Proprietors of Hotel Nathan—Nathan Road, Yau-

Hongkong Hotel mati, Kowloon; Teleph. 56600

Peninsula Hotel

Repulse

HongkongBayHotel HotelGarage Kinosclere, Private Hotel—Carnarvon

Tourist Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58064

kong andDepartment—(The

Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) Hong-—

Telcph.

Hongkong 30281; Cable Ad: Kremoffice, Kingsville Private Hotel—Carnarvon

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58821

Staff—S. E. Green and Mok Yee Lick

Agent* for\ Knutsford

Hamburg-Amerikan

Anglo American ToursLine Teleph. 56986Hotel — Chatham Road;

Raymond

and Tours)

Gillespie, Kinsports k Beard Teleph. 58008; Cable Ad: Kowlotel

James Boring Co., Inc.

Hongkong-

and Shanghai Hotel (The Hongkong Metropole Hotel, First Class Resi-

30281; Cable Ad:Hotels, Ltd.)—Teleph.

Kremlin, Hongkong dential and Tourist Hotel—22, lee

House Street; Teleph. 24413;

D. Nickson, manager Cable Ad: Metropole

O. A. Kaluzhy, sub-manager

Peninsula

and Hotel (The Hongkong Paia.ce Hotel —Corner of Hankow &,

58081;Shanghai Cable Ad:Hotels, Ltd.)—Teleph.

Penhote, Hongkong Haiphong Roads, Kowloon; Teleph.

57003; Cable Ad: Palace

A.A. K.Matti,Dimond, manager

sub-mgr. Proprietor—E. F. Gingle

Repulse Bay HotelHotels,

(The Ltd.)—

Hong- E. P. Sammon, manager

kong and Shanghai S. F. Kwok, chief clerk

Teleph.

Hongkong27775; Cable Ad: Repulse, “Palm Court” (Private Hotel)—21,

Miss M. Matheson, manageress Nathan Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 58813;

A. Krilovsky, sub.-manager Cable Ad: Pamcourb

AG16 HONGKONG

is m * M B Poles for all Transmission Line Purpose*-

St. Francis Hotel (1933 \ Ltd., and also Concrete Building

Wan Blocks

(9| mile—

Residential and Tourist Hotel—13a, Hongkong Factory: Tsun

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 26634, (Office), 51938 (Works); P.O. 50911

Castle Peak Road); Telephs.

Box

26635and 34161; Radio and Cable Ad: 1614, Kowloon; Cable Ad : “Hume-

Franho;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and pipe, Hongkong”

Lee General Manager for the Far East—

PaulSin

S. F.Hoy,

Lee,manager

sub-manager C. H. Unbehaun

Engineer—G. Robertson, b.c.e.

Factory Manager—J. P. Inglis

J£ ® M Selling Agents for Hong Kong & China :

Tokyo Hotel—38,

Teleph. 20978 Connaught Road C.; Sino-British Engineering Corpn., Ltd.,

Hongkong and 25737

Building; Teleph. Shanghai Bank

4?' # ^ fa & M t ± m t;

Howah A Co., Importers, Exporters Humfu li se che chan yau han hung sze

and Commission Agents—12, Des Humphreys’ Estate & Finance Co.,.

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 33084; Ltd. — Alexandra Building, De*

P.O. Box 707; Cable Ad: Howahco Voeux Road; Teleph. 20068

H. W. Yung, manager

Jone Chinn, assistant John D. Humphreys

Directors—J. M. M.

ston and Hon. Alves, J. Scott-Har-

T. Johnson

Hoy

TungYuen, Street;Building Contractors — 38,

Teleph. 26543 J. L. Quie, secretary

Proprietor—Leung Hov Yuen

Assistants—Leung Tien Yam and dr M m Humfu li se

Leung Tien Yau Humphreys & Son, John D., General

n m m Managers and Agents —Alexandra Buil-

ding,

(General Des Office)

Yoeux Road

20068,Central;

(PrivateTelephs.

Office)*

Huo

Teleph.Caiao 25612;Po—51, Hollywood

Cable Ad: 5478; Road; 21331; Cable Ad: Fencibles

Kwong Chi-tung, general mgr. John A.

D. E. Clark, Jupp, partner

do. (London)

See Wei-man, business mgr. J. D. Humphreys, do.

± m Hu Se J. E. Jupp, signs per pro.

J.J. L.E. Quie

Jupp II P.W.SC.Sham Lee

Hughes

porters,

Auctioneers—6, Coal Contractors and Central;

Des Yoeux Rd. General General Managers-.

Teleph. 20208; P.O. Box 655; Cable Ad: Peak

Humphreys’ Tramways Co.,& Ld.

Estate Finance Co.,- Ld.

Meirion;

edn., AcmeCodes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

and Private A. S. Watson k Co., Ld.

E. J.J. A.de8.Figueiredo, managing Agency:

Alves, signs per pro.director Canton Insurance Office, Ltd,

H. J. M. de Figueiredo

E.J. H.J. dede Figueiredo,

Figueiredo jr.

Miss A. M. de Figueiredo an m &

Hung Cheong, General Storekeeper, Wine

and Spirit Merchant—66,

Kowloon; Teleph. 57108 Nathan Road,

Hume

(and at Pipe (Far East),Shanghai)

Singapore Ltd.,

Manufacturers under and

PIUME Patents Li Wing Tang, proprietor

offor Electric Weld Sewage;

Steel Pipes and Tubes Hung Ming Electric Cp-, Electric Dealers

ous”Water, Spun Gas, Concrete Pipes“Humeogene-

for Water and Contractors—

Central; 157, Des Voeux Road-

Teleph. 25163

Sewage and Drainage; Steel Tubular

 HONGKONG A617

Canton Branch:

7T ^ Victoria Hotel Building, Shameen,

TKo Kec Yang Hung Canton; Teleph. 12389

Staff—P. C. Mooney, Wai Chun

Hutchison & Co., John D., Merchants Ling, H. C. Kwok and Y. C. Chau

—King’s Building; Telephs. 31255 and Agency.

31255; Cable Ad; Spero Caldheek, MacGregor & Co., Ltd.

T. E. Pearce, partner (Wines and Spirits)

P. S. Cassidy, do.

T.E. A.Manning

Pearce L.M. Martin

FL Mendonca Huygen, G. E., Exporters, Importers and

P.H. A.A.Yvanovich L.MissR. H.Sequeir

Santos Cornmission Agents — French Bank

Alves Building; (2nd

F. A. Broadbridge Mrs. B. S. Vieira Central;

Huygen; Teleph.floor),

Codes: A.B.C.

5, Queen’s

28447; 6thCable

Road

Ad:

edn. and

Agencies: Bentley’s

Cadbury Bros., Ltd., Bournville

J.Crosse

S. Fry& &Blackwell,

sons, Ltd.,London

Bristol

Bovril Ltd.-, London Hwamer Co.—4, Wyndham St.; Teleph.

W. & A.R. Jacobs 23083

John Hunter&&Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Dublin

Liverpool

Cerebos Ltd., London

Edward Sharp & Sons, Ltd., Maidstone m & m & % &

S. cisco

& W.(Canned

Fine Foods, 1 On Po Him Kung Sze

Fruits,Inc.,etc.)San Fran- 1 On Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,,

Crescent Mfg. Co., Seattle (Baking Ltd.—24 and 26, Bonham Strand

Powder, etc.) West; Teleph. 20260

Golden State Co.,

(Evaporated Milk,Ltd.,etc.)San Francisco Directors — Chan Shu ming (chair-

Godfrey Phillips, Ltd., London man), Tang Siu-kin, Li Pok-

(Cigarettes) kwan and Yau Ching-hin

Abdulla & Co., Ltd' . , London Chan Kung Po, acting secretary

(Cigarettes) Li Chuk-ki, chief assistant

D. & W. Gibbs, Ltd., London (Toilet

Preparations)

Yardley & Co., Ltd., London (Per- ^ ft m m m

fumery ifc Soap) IlFORDLimited: Manufacturers Photogra-

P. (Builders

& F. Corbin, New

Hardware) Britain, Conn. phic Sensitized Materials—Marina,

House, Queen’s Road Central, Tele-

Corbin Cabinet Lock

Britain, Conn. (Locks, etc.) Co., New phone 33007’; Cable Ad :' Seloford

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R.L M. B. Antonov,-in charge

(Files and Rasps) General Manager Far East- T. J. V.

Stanley Works, New Britain and Scott, (Shanghai)

Velbert, Germany (Butts, Tools, etc.) Head Office: Ilford, London, E.

Nollesrhe

many (Shoe Works,

Tacks,Weissenfels,

Chains, etc.)Ger- Smperial Airways (Far East), Ltd.,

Belfast

H. Edward Ropework

Dope &Co.,Co.,Ltd.,Ltd.,Belfast

London Air Transport Operators —1, The

(Disinfectants, etc.) Arcade,;

Teleph. Peninsula

50905; Cable Hotel,

Ad: Kowloon;

Airways or

J. (Specialized Wyandotte, Michigan FlyingrOhd^s: Bentley’s, I.A.T.A. and

B. Ford Co., Cleaners)

Private

London Varnish & Enamel Co., Ltd., E. M. Watts, traffic officer

London (Paints, Enamels,'etc.) R. M. C. Dobbs, station officer

Jenson & Nicholson; Ltd.; London Agents for;

(Paints, Enamels,

Ludwig Krumm etc.)A.-G. Offenbach Imperial Airways, Ltd.

o. Main, Germany (Handbags, etc.) IndianTranscontinental Airways, Ltd.

Slazengers Ltd., London Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.

A618 HONGKONG

^ ft m§ m & Van To i

Yrng shang po na men yang kien Inniss & Contractors

Riddle (China), Ltd..,

yau han kung sz Engineers, and Importers—

Imperial Chemical Industries 67-69,

28091; Des

Cable Voeux

Ad: Road Central; Teleph.

Powerful

(China),

12, Pedder Ltd.—Street; Pedder

Teleph.Building,

*28658; A. J. Percival, a.m.i.e.e., manag-

Cable Ad: Alkali ing director (Shanghai)

R. D. Gillespie, director (South China) D. D. Forbes, manager

R. H. Cballinor, district manager

K. R. Quick Institution of Engineers and Ship-

A. G. Hargreave j Miss B. A.

Mrs. J. L. Fraser Remedies builders—(Nee Associations)

Mrs. B. M. Roza- Miss A. M.

Pereira I Noronlia

Canton Insurance Co. of North America—

H. J. D. Lowe, district manager South China Branch Othee : Bank of

Swatow East Asia Building; Teleph. 21174;

H. A. Bayne, district manager

Amoy Office : Ad46 : Wing

Cable Norama.Lok Chinese Branch

Street; Teleph.

E. B. C. Riemer, district manager 30567

A. L. Sullivan, manager

Foochow Phoon Hyira, Chinese manager

J. Hackney, district manager Staff—J. Ackber, T. S. Wong, Y. S.

Ng, W. C. Yu, C. H. Phoon, A.

Indian Stores, The, General Pro- H. Bakar, W. M. Yu and N. S.

viders (Indian Provisions) and Govern- Wong

ment Contractors— 46. Queen’s Road

EastjTeleph. 24266; Cable Ad: Tndiadem

^ H 3S

Indo-Ceylon Trading Co. — China International (Incorporated Assurance Co., Ltd.

under the Companies’

Bldg. (5th fl.); Teleph. 32393 Ordinances of Hong Kong)—14, Queen’s

Road Central; Telephs. 30234 (Gen.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Ad: Dept.), 27707 (Life Dept.); Cable

Jardine, Matbeson& Co. Ld.,gen., mgrs. The Bund, Brintasco. Head Office: 17,

Capt. R. W. Bateman, d.s.c., marine Shanghai

supt. Directors—F. R. Smith (chair-

J. W.

W. W.

Lawson, engr. supt.

Heggie, asst. engr. supt. man), H. E. Arnhold, R. Calder-

G. Hill, stores supt. Marshall,

Marden, R.SirF.Shou-son

C. MasterChow,

and C.G. V.

E.

Starr. •

Branch Manager—Lai Im Tong

Indo-China Trading Co., Importers, Hongkong Branch Life Manager

Exporters

Holland and Commission r Agents— —Wong Kam Fan

Ad : Sari;House;

Codes Teleph. 2. >653;Complete

: Bentley’s Cable Agency Organizers (Life Dept.)—

Wong Shek Yung and Ip Kui

Phrase,atAcme

dents and Private.

: Bordeaux, Bangkok,Correspon-

Saigon, Ying

Hanoi,

Penh Haiphong, Tourane and Phnom- Life Agents—Li Tze On, Y. K.

R.T.Choa, manager Chong W. K. Yeung, Chin Po

K. Lok, assistant Hang, Chan Shu Chung and

T. Kwan, do. Mrs. A. W. Wong

Agents for: Staff—S. K. Leung, Lo Ying Kan,

Chung Im Kwan, Y. H. Chui,

Denis Freres dTndoehine Yuen Pak Ching, W. Y. Wong,

Societe K. K.TatKwok, Hui Siu

OnCham, Kwan

Freres des Riz dTndochine Denis Yin and Chan

 HONGKONG A61^

m & n m m

Hsternational Motoe Sd

j Chater

492. Road; Teleph. 23371; P.O. Box

i International Savings Society—(Nee

Banks)

n a w

International Trading Co., Importers,

Exporters, Insurance

and Lumber Merchants—China Agents, Cement

Build

ing, Queen’s

23512; Cable Ad: Potun Road Central; Teleph.

K.Shum K. Kan, manager ^^m mm^m

Tzseyeng, sub-mgr. Wai him sejac/c dm Ae yau han hung sze

Wong Tso Wing, cashier Jack & Co., Ltd., WiHiam C., Elec

S. H. Liang, trical Engineers and Merchants — St.

Shum Sin Po,secretary

assistant George’s

20358 Building,

and 57827;'Codes: 3rd floor;474;Telephs.

P.O.Box

Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Wholesale Dia- j 6th, Ad: Marinework; A.B.C. 5thCable

and

mond Merchants — Queen’s Building; Bentley’s and Private

Cable Ad: Ipekdjian J. M.managing

Jack, b.sc. (Eng.), a.m.i.ke.,

director

Directors— W. M. Gittins, b.Sc. (Eng.)

J.T. B.M. Ipekdjian

Gregory (Hongkong)

do. L. Jack

H. M. Gregory do. Agencies

Mihran Ipekdjian

Jean Ipekdjian (Antwerp)

do. The Atlas MetalMetals

and Alloys Co., Ltd.

Kwek Kiam Seng, accountant Anti friction

Charlie Kwek, asst. J. H. Tucker

Accessories & Co., Ltd., Wiring

Sole Agents; Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd., Paints and

T. M. Gregory & Co., Hongkong Varnishes, Hall’s Distemper

Germ Lubricants, Ltd., Lubricating

& m % m w, Oils

Stuart Turner, Ltd., Lighting Plants

Ipters—

Tak Co., Ltd., Building,

Importers and J(arine Motors

Prince’s Ice Expor-

House Sika, Ltd., Waterproofing

Street; Teleph. 24612; Cable Ad:

Iptak; All Codes used Holophane, Ltd., ElectricalCompounds

Fittings

Prentice, Ltd., Switchgear

Ip Yuk Leung, manager

Ip Ting San, assist, do. Jade Tree, Jade

Ltd., Chinese Art, Antiques

Famous Tree Rugs, Linens,

Isack

Hahkow'Road, Kowloon; Pyjamas

Teleph.

and Retail Dealers in Precious Stones,

Diamonds, etc., and Commission Agents 58538 • ' .

—Hongkong Hotel

21797; Cable Ad: Sapphire Building; Teleph.

Japanese RaZaar, Silk, Cotton & Fancy

Italian Consulate—{See Consulates) Goods

D’Aguilar Store,Street;

Kimono Speciality—7,

Teleph. 229'19

Italian Convent—(Nee Educational) Japanese Consulate—(Ne« Consulates)

Jardine

Ltd., TheEngineering

—Head Office: Corporation,

50, Yuen

Itoters.& Co. (Hong snd

Exporters Kong), Ltd., G., Impor-

Commission Agents KongMing Yuen Road, Shanghai. Hong

—Prince’s building, 5. IceTTouse Street; Branch: 14, Redder Street;

Teleph. 233'6; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad: Telephs. 30319 and 30310; Cable Ad:

Itoshoko. Branches: Osaka and Canton Jardeng

*A3l

 HONGKONG

E. Lansdowne, branch manager Indo-China Book Department

E. V. Searle S. A. Tremlett A. C. Wilcox

S.H. A.J. Hunt

Tremlett (Canton) D.O. McLennan

Yeung Sum

O.F. Guttinger G.M. Li Po Cheung da Costa A.T. Swan

A. dos Remedies

W. Gillies Lo Kau Marine Superintendent’s Department

Nicholls Miss

F.R. S.Robarts L. Carvalho

Mrs. C.Christensen

M. Capt. R. W. Bateman, marine supt.

E. C. Olaes F. F. Clarke, assist, supt. engr.

Mrs. Remedies

Preventive Department

L. J. Stevenson

E Wo Coal Department

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., A. Urquhart

General Merchants —14-18, Redder General M. H. Lo

Compradore

Street; Teleph. 30311; Cable Ad: Jardine

Private Office

J. J. Paterson General Managers:

D. F. Landale TheLtd.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Col,

Rook Department The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

A. Murdoch General Agents :

G.R.M.J.Bateman

D. C. Grieve I A. S. Gomes The Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

Miss Blackburn I M. A. Baptista Agents jor :

R. M. G. da Silva ] G. A. llibeiro Glen Line Ltd.

Correspondence Department Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Miss D. Cavanagh Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.,

Mrs.

Miss SandoC. Newton • West Australian Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

A. M. da Silva Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co.,

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.,LtcL Ltd.

Import Department Triton Insurance Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

A.P. Morrison

R. J. White I E. A. Gaubert Eastern Insurance

Guardian AssuranceCo.Co., Ltd.

H. F. Hopkins | V. Nunes Queensland

Insurance Department

F. C. Hall Bankers’ andAssurance Co., Ltd.

Traders’ Insce. Co., Ltd.

T. R. MacDonald J.C. A.R. Pomeroy

de J V. Atlas Assurance

Employers’ Co., Ltd.

Liability Assurance

G.H. H.W. Gompertz

N. Dulley A. C. Silva Ribeiro Corporation

C.R. L.G. Oliphant F. A. V. Ribeiro Merchants Marine Insurance Co.,

Geer A. A. Olaes Ltd.

P. F. White A.L. V. Remedies Ewo Cotton Crewdson

Horrockses, Mills, Ltd.& Co., Ltd.

Miss Brooks M. Silva Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd.

Miss Armstrong G. Nobel M

Miss Saunders A.C. L.L. Rocha

J. Baptista Rocha Peugeots Explosives Co., Ltd.

et Cie., Pont-de-Roide

F. Laurel E. J. Silva North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

M. A. Tavares “Rexine” Leather Cloth

Property Department The Erasmic Co., Ltd.

R. J. D. C. Grieve White Horse Distillers,

Staatsmignen in Limberg Ltd.

Produce Department Otard Dupuy & Co., Cognac

A. Urquhart Charles Marchant, Glasgow

Miss Jex Canadian CannersLtd.,

Ltd.,

Shipping Department United Distillers

Chivers & Sons. Ltd.,

P.N. Tod K. M.

L. H. Railton N. Booker Baxter Fraser Valley Milk Producers Associa-

tion, Ltd.

E.D. O.LyonButler Miss P. Cooper

J. P. Xavier Olivier Chine (Patent Medicines)

Maconochie Bros., Ltd.

T. M. Parsons Mrs. A. N. Xavier

 HONGKONG A62I

A, C. Fincken

Lime Juice)

Newton Chambers & Co., Ltd. (Dis- Miss L. Naegelsbach

infectant) Miss M.Sikkay,

Boelke

Clarke,

nico Nicholls & Combs, Ltd. (Clar- Agents for : compradore

Products)

Wong

Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b. H., Berlin

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.Ltd. Hamburg-America

Maersk Linie Linie

C. Sherries)

N. Kopke & Co., Ltd. ( Ports & Rickmers Linie

Ghelltox, Insecticide Rhederi M. Jebsen A.

Corn. Heyl A.-G., Worms S., Aabeuraa

Tootals Pyramid Handkerchiefs

Millars Timber & Trading Co., Ltd. Motoren-Werke, Mannheim, vorm

The HerculesLtd.

A. Wander, Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd.

(Ovaltine) Benz & Co.

Palmer Mann & Co., Ltd., Cheshire Daimler-Benz A.-G., Gaggenau

(Sifta Salt) Robert' JJoseb' X.-G.,A.-G.,

Stuttgart

Beddow & Sons, London (Properts ! Kabelwerk

B. Preparations) Georg

Rheydt

Dralle, Germany

Rheydt

and Java

Swallow & Ariell, Ltd. (Biscuits) The Coleman Export Corporation,

Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai Chicago

Baboud, Marie & Cie (French Patent j Bleistift-Fabrik

Medicines) A.-G., Nuernberg

vorm. Johann. Faber

Evans,

CyprusMarshall

Brandy)& Co., Ltd. (Gin & J kbshun Shipping Co.—70, Connaught

Seagrams (Canadian Whisky) Road West; Teleph. 24553

James

Gin) Burrough

Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd. Teleph. 30126

Ja wa chung kwok yat poon ho lan Chun sun se tuk se /cap nig se tg chong sze

Inn suen hung sze Johnson, Stokes & Master,

Java-China-Japan Lijn—York Bldgs.; —Office: Solicitors, Proctors and Notaries Public

Teleph. 28015; Cable Ad: Javalijn

W.H. Lebert, manager Building Hongkong

(4th floor);& Shanghai Bank

Teleph. 31271;

Cable Ad: Retsam. Agents at

Platt White-Cooper & Co., 83, Peking Shanghai:

Jean Beauty Parloue—67, Nathan Road.

Road; Teleph. 59340 HarwoodAgents in London:

& Tatham, 16, OldStephenson,

Broad St.,

E.C.

fr # $ it G.M. G.M. N.Watson,

Tinson, m.c. >) solicitor and

Chit siting yang hong D. B. Evans, m.a. (Oxon.),notary do. public

-Jebsen

Machinery &Co., Importers

andTelephs. and Exporters,

Shipping26661-2-3;

Agents—12, F. G. Nigel, solicitor

Pedder Street; 1AO. R. M. M. King, do.

Box 97; Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes: Acme, F.H. N.H. Chau,

Kwok, do. do.

A.Private,

B. C. etc.6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse, F. M. Xavier j Mrs. Taylor

J.J. Jebsen, partner A. Tate i Mrs. Jeffreys

H. Jessen, do. (Aabenraa,

(Hongkong)D’mark.)

H. Wiele, signs per pro. %&&&%&mm

M. Jebsen, do. Mee dick kung sze

F. Kuelps, booking Jones’ Furniture (Jones Wong Nathan

& Co.),

E.B. Schreiber,

Funck, export

fertilizer Furnishers and Decorators—184,

G. Ohland, do Road, Kowloon; Teleph, 51443: Cable

K. Gerloff, shipping Ad: Joneswong

Paken

H. Fiebig,

H. H. Mueller, do.

do. JonesWong,

Wong,principal

manager

D. v. Hansemann, import Mrs. Jones VVong IMiss Helen Lemur

W. D. Cheung !K. C. Wong

A62'2 HONGKONG

Jordan

59170 M.C. J.N. Smith

Joseph, Felix A. — Prince’s Building, J.A. C.R. S.McDouall

J. S. MacLaren

Major W. L.LaSmith, c.m.o

B. Sparrow

(2nd floor);Dept.); Telephs. H. A. Taylor

(Property Cable20910 and 20910 T. Megarry

Ad: Camelot G.

W. H. Thomas

A. R. Fullerton, manager

Kwan Mok Chung, asst.

H. A. Mills

J. P. Murphy W.M.P. Thomson

Thompson

P. Gin, do. J. B. Newill, D.s.o. A. G. W. Tickle

I. Newton R.K. R.H. Todd

Uttley

Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building, (2nd R.H. A.J. Pearce,

C. Northm.c.

floor); Telephs. 20910 and

perty Dept.); Cable Ad: Exchange

20910 (Pro- C.G. G.W.Perdue R.D. J.Valentine,

D. Walker, m.c. m.c. '

A. R. Fullerton, manager Pope T. W. Ware

A. R. Wellington. c.m.o. ]i

Kwan Mok Chung, asst.

P. Gin, do. A.J. B.B. Prentis

Purves H. West

J. Ralston G.J. Whyatt

White

Joseph

Brokers —Co..Hongkong H. B., Share General F. J. de Rome,M.B E.

StockandExchange T. S. Whyte-Smith

Building;

Principal—H.Teleph. 28882; Cable Ad:(Mem-

B. Joseph Josec G.H. R.S. Rouse

Sayer E. H. Williams

G.P. D.S. Wilson

Wilson

ber of Hongkong Stock Ex- W. W. Schofield

change) R. Scott E. I. Wynne Jones

Jumsories—7,

Kee, SewingPottingerMachines Acces- A.E. Abraham

and 22377 Khan E. Davidson

K.

St.; Teleph. G. S. Archbutt H. H. Dixon, Digbyi.s.o.

A. el Arculli H.B. L. Dowbiggin, O.B.E.

Shan Sz H. J. Armstrong D. Drummond

F. Austin V.D. E.C. Duclos, m.c.

Justices op the Peace J. T. Bagram Edmondston

Official L. C. F. Bellamy, Eu Tong-sen

M. J Abbott E.W. W.L. Handy

Hamilton M.C. W. Paid

C. G. Alabaster, side L. G. Bird, o.b.k.,

d.s.o. W. B. Finnigan

k:.c., O.B.E. M. Hargreaves J.Fung

Fleming

Andrewes B.G.

L.S. F.R. Balfour H. C.W.K.E. Hawkins

Heath

G. O.B.E., V.D. Heung-tsun

Sir V. M. Gray-

D. H. Blake burn, Kt.

J.K. Barrow

M. A. Barnett R.McN* E. HimsworthHenderson C. Blaker,

J. P. Braga,m.c.o.b.e. K.

A.F. C.S.E. Gubbay

Greig

K. A. Bidmead G.F. A.F. Hopkins

Hole T. H. G. Bray field Hall

C. B. Burgess T.R. W. H. Hosegood W. C. B.BrownBrown H. R. B. Hancock

H. R. Butters J.H. Scott

S.L. Caine

H. C. Calthrop R.C. W.

B. Jackson

Jeffries G.A. H.

T. Byrne

Carroll S. HillsHarston

W. J. Carrie C.A.Jones P. S. Cassidy Ho Kom-tong,O.B.E.

A.P. L.G. Collisspn,

Clarke W.

W. Kay Jones C.Chan

Champkin Ho RobertSing Chau

O.B.K. K. Kelvin-Stark

Keen Tin-son Sir Ho Kt.

J. Cruttwell D. Chau Man-chi Tung,

T.H. Dallin G. S. Kennedy- Skipton

Chau Tsun-nin, C.B.E. Ho Wing

P.SirM.W.Hodgson

D. Davies

E. W. Davies L.T. H. King Chow, Sirson, Shou-Kt. W.Kt.,Hornell,

J.E. E.J. Edwards

Dovey H. King C.I.E.

W. O. Lambert S.D. M.E. Clark

Churn A.Ip W. Hughes

Lan-chuen

R. Edwards E. P. H. Lang E. Cock, M.B.E. M. T. Johnson

B.J. P.D. Fehily

Evans J. H.B. Lee A.F. H.H. Crapnell

Compton

W.

R. E.J. Lindsell

W. Lockhart- J.F. E.A. Joseph

Joseph

R. A.G. D.Fitz-Gibbon

Forrest D.M MacDougall Smith N. V. A. Croucher L.KanKadoorie

Tong-po

Fraser, m.c. Q. A.A. Macfadyen D’Almada

J.H. A.Green e

Castro, Jr., Leo R. Kennedy

 HONGKONG A623

M. F.E. Key

W. Kirby H. H.

J. T. Prior H. Priestley Erik Ammann, partner (Canton)

Chiu Chun Cliiu

R.Kong I-sun

11. Kotewall,

C.M.G., LL.D.

A.E. M. Raymond

Raymond E. Kong

Ko Man Pin

G.D. P.F. Lammert F.L. A.T. Redmond

Ride So/r Distributor of :

Landale C.R. C.W.Roberts Macmillan Petroleum Corporation

Lau Ping-cnai Roberts products (Ring-free)

Li Hoi-tung

Li

Li Jowson

Kwun-ch’un ■R.f. B.Robertson

Ross Kadooiue & Sons, Sir Eij.y—St.

Li Ping 8. H. Ross George's Building; Teleph. 27127; Cable

U.W. Rumjahn Ad:

Li Po-kwai

Li Shu-fan H.

Russell kong;“ Kadoorie,” Shanghai

Codes Bentley’s andand Hong-

Bentley’s

Li Sing-kui

Li Tsz-fong J. H.Ruttonjee,

Seth snr. Second. Shanghai: 259, Kiangse Rd.

Partners—Sir E. S. Kadoorie,

Li J. P. Sherry k.b.e., com. leg. hon., Lawrence

Li Yau-tsun,

Yik-mui c.b.k A.A. L.F. Shields

B. Silva- Kadoorie and Horace Kadoorie

Miss L. Bercovitch, secretary

Lo Man-bin

Lo Man-kam Netto

Lo Man-wai P. H. Sin

Lo Ynk-tong C. A. Middleton Smith pj 5^

Luke Oi-wan A;Y.D.M. Sorby

de L. Soares KaiCommission

Tai k Co., Importers,

Ma

Ma Chee-lung

Tsui-chiu A. Stevenson Agents—66,Exporters and

nConnaught

J. F. Macgregor A. B. Stewart Road Central; Teleph. 2157 ; P.O. Box

211; Cable Ad: Knapsack; All Codes used

T.A. A.S. Mahtani

Mackichan

J.S.SumStuart

S. Strahan

Kai Tack Chemical k Industrial Co.

G. M. Manners,O.B.E. Pak-ming —China Bldg.; Telephs. 28872 and

G. P. de Martin, J.M.H.P. Taggart

Talati 25234

J. R. Masson \V. N. T. Tam

R. M. Mo Lay Tam Woon-tong

G. Tang Shiu-kin. Kaihong Trading Co., Import and Ex-

E. J.Miskin

R. Mitchell, P. Tester port

—9, Mei’chants

Stewart and Road;Commission

Telephs. Agents

20801

rG.G.N.Tinson, m.c.

T. A. Mitchell rong Yat-chun and

Kaihongco; Codes: Acme,; A.B.C.

23556 ; P.O. Box 328 Cable 5th,

Ad:

A.MokJ. Kon-sang

Morris Tse Ka-po

Ts’o Seen-wan, Bentley’s and Private

Lo Kai Hong, managing proprietor

K.F. C.S. Morrison

Mow fang C.B.E., LL.D. Lo Chi Ki, assist, manager

D.Ng VV.WahMunton Ts’o

M. Tbun-on

H. Turner

_

Ngan Shing-kwan W. J. Waddington ® « sa

J.T. J.E. Paterson M. M. Watson Kai lan kuang mu tsung kuk

Pearce S.WongT. Williamson

lu-tung

G. C. Pelham Wong Mau-lam Kailan Mining Administration, Colliery

and Steamship Owners; Coal, CokeBank

and

J.G. A.A. Plummer

Pentreath Wong Ping-sun Ceramics—Hong Kong & Shanghai

Wong Tak-kwong Buildings; Teleph. 28021; Cable Ad :

.Sir H. E. Pollock, B. Wong Tape Maishan

F. P. E. L. Kt., k.c . G. G. W’ood, v.d.

B. Wylie

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

General Managers-.

Potter, K.c. I Yung Tsze-ming

P. C. H. Potts | Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ld.

£ n

K. 1). Petroleum Co. of China, The, Kam Chuen & Co., Importers and Com-

Importers of all Petroleum Products— mission Merchants—63, Queen’s Road

French Bank Bldg., 1st floor; Teleph. Central; Cable Ad : Birdsnest; Code:

33004; Cable Ad; Macmilpet; All Codes Bentley’s

and Private Cories Y uen Kam-chuen, managingproprielor

A624 LiONGKONG

Kax Koam Tsinu & Co.,—58, Des Yoeux m m

Road, Central; Teleph. 26017 Katoh tfe Exporters

Co., Ltd. and(Tong Seng

Kanebo Service Co., Ltd., Hongkong Queen’s Road Central; Importers—14,

General

Station (Affiliated with The Kanega- P.O. Box 648; Cable Ad:Teleph. 20976; |

Toshoyoko;. 1

fuchi Spinning Co., Ltd., Kobe, Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Scott’s

Japan), Manufacturers and Expor- edn., Lieber’s, Bentley’s and Acme 10th 1

ters of all kinds of textiles—18,

Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 33444;

Cable Ad: Kanebo. Head Office: Kayamally dr Co. (Established 1885),. j

Kobe, Japan. Branches: Tientsin, Ladies als, WoolHaberdashery,

Silks, and Cotton Dress Materi- 1

Furnishing

Shanghai, Hongkong, Soerabaja and Fabrics, etc.—20, Queen’s Road, C.;

Mombasa Teleph. 20724; Cable Ad: Kayamally

Y. Tanaka, manager

Staff—T. Takahara and Y. Saito rr $ a, *

Agency :

The Shanghai Silk Spinning Co., Keller chants,

it Co., Ltd., Ed. A., General Mer-

Importers of Textiles, Foodstuffs,

Ltd. (Kung Dab Mills), S’hai Watches, Perfumeries, Essential Oils,

Sundries Pharmaceutical

Karanjia, Dr. N. P., Medical Prac- etc.—Alexandra Building, 3rd floor, Specialities,

titioner—18, Connaught Road C.; Teleph. 23120; P.O. Box 659; Cable

Teleph. 27994 Ads: “Edakeller” and “Keler”

Caranjia & Co., C.M., Merchants and H. A. Keller, director

Manufacturers’ Agents — “ Britannia ” E.Ernest Kern, residentdo.manager

W.Hausammann,

Saenger

House, Wyndhaj): Street; Telepha. P. Calderara | G. A man

21055, 21044 and 31055 ; P.O. Box 585 : Chinese Dept.—Lo Suen Wing

Cable

StandardAd: Codes

Manijeh; Codes Used: All

B. R. Iranee, managing partner and Colin Poon

J. P. Mahuvawala, accountant Head Office :

Ed. A. Keller k Co., S. A., Zurich,

Karstkn Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Switzerland

Merchants, Commission and Shipping,

Agents—York Building (2nd floor);

Teleph. 20998; P.O. Box 60b; Cable Ad: Kelley & Co., ft # *'J &

Horseman; Codes: Scott’s 10th edn., Importers andLtd.,Commission General Exporters,

Agents.

Watkin’s and Appendix, A.B.C. 5th and

6bh edns., and improved, Bentley’s, Export: All Hong Kong Manufactures

Lieber’s, Western Union Imp., Boe Code and Chinese

Import: All Kinds Products of

of Road all Kinds

Manu-;

ForeignCentral;

Karsten

B. NaessLarssen, managing director factures—11, Queen’s

S. Stakland I E. E.dos Remedies Teleph. 21671; Cable Ad: Kinly

J. M. X. deSousa I A. J. da V.Ribeiro

Kelly

138-142,Bros.Cheung

Manufacturing

Sha Wan Road, Factory—

Kow-

Settling Agents Jor: loon; Teleph. 57194; Cable Ad: Kelybro

Central Union of Marine Under- LauLauKomi Kau,Cbiu,

manager

writers in Oslo

A/S Haugesunds Sjoforsikringsselskap Koon asst, manager

Kato

Ware, Electrical Supplies and General Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and

Merchants—16,

Teleph. Queen’s

21935; P.O. RoadCable

Box 468; Central; Printers—York Building, Chater Road;,

Ad: Teleph.

Yamakiu

M. Nakao, manager A. E. 20185;

Glover,Cable

mang.Ad:dir.Publishing

(S’hai.)

M. Cheung, assist, manager A.J. H.J. Waller,

Searle, director

do. (Shanghai)

do.

Y. Nakao, accountant A. S. de Jesus, secretary do.

 HONGKONG A625

A.S. Abbott, manager m n * ss m

E. A. dos Kemedios, accountant King’s Dispensary (The Oriental Drug

M. J. Rouban Mrs. 0. Albers Co., Ltd.) — King’s Theatre Building;

P.K. A.H. Louis

Finlayson i Miss M. EcaSilva da Branches: 90, Queen’s Road C. and

356,

and Nathan

Wireless Road, Kowloon;or Cable

Ads: Chemist 9140;

Lennedy Town Hospital—(See Hospitals) Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th Ed.

H. K. Wong, chief manager

K. C. Kwong, assist, manager

H fct Ku n3a e san'J Chemists—Tong Li-ta and Y. C. Wong

Kew

6 andBrothers,

T, Alexandra Drs.,Buildings;

Uental Surgeons—

Telephs. King’s College—(See Government)

20768 and 20137 (Residence)

Principals- - Kingsclere Hotel- (Nee Hotels)

Dr.

Dr. V. W.

I. H. Kew

Kew

Dr. C .T. Kew King’s Silk Store, Silk of all Varie-

ties—78, Queen’s Road Central; Ter

Kew & Co., Fred, Land, Share and leph. 32840; P.O. Box 237; Cable

General Brokers — Stock Exchange Ad : Gunpati

Building,

Teleph. 20732; 10, IceCable

HouseAd:Street, Top floor;

Fredkew

F. H.Hongkong Kew, principal King’s Studio—16, Queen’s Road C.;

Stock Exchange) of Teleph. 28755

(Member

Staff—W.

HongkongH.Stock ChoyExchange),

(MemberMrs.of

L. Ferguson King’s Theatre— King’s Theatre Build-

ing,

2531334,andQueen’s

25332; Road

CableCentral; Telephs.

Ad: Enterland

Kew Estate Agency, Fred., Property

Brokers, Appraisers, House and Estate Kino Bros. & Co., Ltd., Diamond

Agents—10,

Teleph. 20732;IceCable HouseAd:

Street (9th floor); Merchants—Bank of Canton Bldg.;

Fredkew

F. H. Kew, principal Teleph. 20700; Cable Ad: Kino

Kirk, Edward W., m.d.(edin.), f.r.c.

a » si * s.e.—Shell House, 6th floor, Queen’s

Ki Sun & Co., Importers, Exporters, Road Central; Telephs. 33979 (Oflice)

Commission Agents, Photo Engrav- & 23636 (Residence)

ing and Electro-Plating—Bank of

Canton Building, 6 Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 25021; Cable Ad: « » ^ «

Kisunzinco Kistenmacher A Co. (China Agen-

Sun Chok On, manager cies)—8a, Des Yoeux Road Central;

National Bank Building; Teleph.

Kian Gwan Co. (India), Ltd., Ex- 33553 : Cable Ad : Textilkist . Head

Oflice: Hamburg, Germany

porters

Asia and

Building; Importers—Bank

Telephs. 22619 andof East

20040; H. Schoenfelder, manager

Cable. A d : Javasugar

Tan Hong Lee, asst. mgr. Kitcheld A Co., O., Share and General

Tham Khai Hong, do. Brokers—11, Queen’s Road Central;

Cable Ad : Angelkit

KinandYipBuilding A Co.,Contractors

The, Engineering A. Kitchell

— China Miss R. Kitchell

Bldg.; Teleph. 21504 Lok Chun Kow

S. W. Tsao, manager Lam Bin Yuen

A626 HONGKONG

tr m a m Kowloon-Canton Railway (British

Klink, P. J., Manufacturers’ Repre- Section) — Office: Kowloon; Teleph.

58071 (Exch. 526); Cable Ad: Hong-

sentatives — Bank of East Asia rail

Building, 10, Des Voeux Road Cen- R. D. Walker, m.c., a.r.c.s.i».i.C., m.

tral; Teleph. 32160; Cable Ad: inst. c.E., M. INST., manager and

Klincotran. Head Office: Shang- chief engineer

hai I. storekeeper

B. Trevor, traffic manager and

J. Havelaar, manager

J. Smith, a.m.i.m.e., chief mech.

Knight & Co., T. Import-Export

L., Direct Factory engr.

Representatives, — 55, A. J. C. Taylor, f.I.a.c., chief

Nathan Road, Kowloon ; Teleph. 57894: accountant

P.O. Box 575 A. E. Perry, traffic assist.

T. L.L. F.Knight, manager

Knight, secretary K. L. Hu, B.sc., assist, engineer

D. C. Cathie, senior traffic inspector

Chau Yuk, do.

Kodak Co. (Si r Eastman Kodak Co.) Pun Chi Fan, do.

T. F. Wong, chief clerk

KdiriMA A Co., M., Fine Art Curios, Manu- Kowloon Chess Club—(Nee Clubs)

facture

Teleph. 56518of Tea-Sets—21, Canton Road:

Kong Sing & Co.—26, Des Voeux Rd. Kowloon Confectionery and Bakery"

Co., Ice Cream Parlour, American

C.; Teleph. 21144; P.O. Box 464; Fountain,

Cable Ad: Miura Pastries, Chocolates and Soda

Con-

fectionery—68,

Teleph. 57312 Nathan Road, Kowloon;

ft m m

Kotewall & Co., R. H., Importers, Ex- M m ft i:-: M fl Ji

porters and General24875;

Building; Teleph. Merchants—China

P.O. Box 252: Kowloon Dispensary (A. S. Wateon

Cable Ad: Keystone; All Codes used & Co., Ltd.), Pharmaceutical Che-

Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., mists, Drugs

Dealers in Patent Medicines,

and Chemicals, Druggists'

ll.d., principal Sundries, etc.—80, Nathan Road,

Lee Shiu Kai, joint manager Kowloon; Telephs. 57019 (Day),

Ho Man Kai, do. 58336 (Night) and 58336 (Manager’s

Harry Chewlung Residence)

Chan Hon fling I P. H. Darken C. N. S. Burns, m.p.s., manager

Fok Wai | Lee Shiu Yuen

Kotewall, Hon. Dr. It. H. — China Kowloon Dairy, Fresh Milk (Deliveries

Twice Daily)—Saikung Road; Te-

Building; Teleph. 24047 leph, 57113

ft V?- M Kot Wor Kowloon Furniture axdKlkltiuc Store,

Kotwall 4 Co., E. D., Cotton, Yarn Manufacturers in High GradeFurniture,

Freight, Insurance, and General Brokers Dealers in Electrical Supplies—300,

—5,

Bank Queen’s Road Central; French Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph

LawtokBldg.; Teleph. 20862; Cable Ad: 57584

J. W.

E. Kotwall

M. Au

T. E. Yeoh Kowloon Hospital—(See under Govern-

ment)

Kowloon

Clubs) Bowling Green Cu b — (See Kowloon Hotel—(See Hotels)

i

HONGKONG A627

m& m m m n m n Kung Ming Hong, Insurance Agents

Kowloon Motor Bus Co., (1933), Ltd., &Teleph. General Merchants—China Bldg.;

21504

The, Bus Services, Motor Cars,

and Accessories, etc. — Head Offico: Trucks Li Chung Ching, mgr.

| Pioneer Building, Nathan Road, Kow- S. W. Tsao

II loon;

Code: Teleph. 58036-7; Cable Ad: Busses;

Bentley’s

'I'ain Woon Tong,mang.

Tang Shiu Kin, do. dh’ector $T M 'W

Kung Sum Chai Manufacturers of Pain-

W.Louie

S. T. Leung,

Louey, treasurer

manager killers, Ointments, Decocted Medicines

Lam Ming Fan, secretary Pills, Powders, etc.—4, Lee Yuen

Street West

Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. — 4, Yeung King Tong, proprietor

Hankow Road, Kowloon (Next to

Kowloon Hotel); Teleph. 58516; fr # ± ?L Kun(J St

Cable Ad: Rattanware Kunst & Albers,

Kowloon Riding School, The—Ma Shipping — PedderImport, Engineering,

Building; Teleph.

Tau Wai Road, Kowloon City; 23121; ber,

P.O. Box 79; Cable Ad: Kunstal-

Codes: Acme, Mosse, A.B.C. 6th edn.

Teleph. 51041 andW.Bentley’s

Mrs. M. S. Franks, owner Egge, manager

Capt. G.

manager P. Julebin, instructor and V. Treskin, engineer

F. C. Botelho, assistant G. Escher

Tai Pak Choi, shipping

Kowloon Store, The, General Providers

—78,

§7258 Nathan Road, K’loon; Teleph. Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The—

(See Banks)

® m %

Kruse & Co., Import and Kxport—Chung Kwan, C. V., ll.b., Solicitor — 4a, Des

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 25921;

Tin Building; Teleph. 23196; P.O. Cable

Box 462; Cable Ad: Wahtack; London:Ad:EDisA dvocatus. Agents in

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and and Hazel Bickersteth Aglionby

Mosse C. Y. Kwan, solicitor

G. Hartig, proprietor

H. Koerner, assistant Kwan Sum Yin, Dr., l.m.s.h., Medical

m n ft n m m £ ^ Practitioner—74,

Telephs. 20743 Queen’s

(Office) Road

andCentral;

56145

Kuen & Co., Thomas Le C., Incor- (Residence)

porated Accountants (Aust.), Secretaries

and Authorised Companies Auditors—

Wing On Bank Building, 26 Des

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 32569

Principal—Thomas Le C. Kuen,

A.A.A., A.I.I.S., F.C.I. (Eng.)

Staff—Yeung Cheat Kai, T. Bian

Kwie, Cheng Kwok Hung, Lin Kwangsi Provincial import &

Hoe Wah, Phoon Ngai Ping, Export Syndicate, The (Hong Kong

Miss J. Chan, Kwok Ying Pew, Branch), General Import & Export—

C. S. Shiu and 0. L. Mak Wang King Building, 1st floor, 10,

Registered Office: Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Association of Accountants of 30713 (Manager) & 31013 (Office);

Cable Ad: Syndicate; Codes Used:

Australia (Incorp.)

Association of Chinese Accoun- All Stardard Codes

tants and Auditors C. O. Chan, manager

Modern Chinese Accountancy In- Y. Chan,^ cashier

stitute Johnson Liao, accountant

A628 HONGKONG

Kwok Ftjng Banking* Go. — (Sree m ^ jm

Banks) Kwong Sang Lung, Coal Merchants^

Importers and Exporters, Ship Sale

n fc Brokers and Shipping Agents—236,

Kwok & Co., I’. K. Importers and Des Voeux Road C., Yien Yieh Bank

Exporters—35 and 37, Hing Lung Bldg.; Teleph. 24144; Cable Ad:

St.; Teleph. 20515; Cable Ad: Kwongcoal. Head Office: Samarin-

da. Branch: Canton

Kingson ; All Standard Codes

Wee Tong Lee, mgr.

Kwong, Dr. S. L., Dental Surgeon- Staff—A. H. Seemin, A. V. Lyen,

Entertainment Building; Teleph. Lo Ping Chow, H. H. Lo, Tan

21255 Joo Lam and Tam Woo Cheung

Kwong Fung Strand

31, Bonham MetalEast;

Importing Co.—

Teleph. 26965 Oft M M

Kwong Tai Cheono, Rattan Furniture,

Grass Mats,

Road Bamboo

Central; Sunblinds—58,

Kwong King Shipchandlkrs —15, Wing Queen’s Cable Ad: Rennets

Teleph. 22981;

Kut Street; Teleph. 23089

^ % ± it Ji If M

Kwong Heap Shsrsg & Co,, Kowloon Kwong Tai Hong, Import-Export

Store, General Merchants, Provi- Merchants—27, Connaught Road C.;

sioners, Wholesale and Retail—62, Teleph. 20840; P.O. Box 762; Cable

Nathan Rd., Kowloon Ad : Konda ; Codes : Acme & Bent-

Leung Wan Sang, manager ley’s

K. C. Law, managing director

Kwong Hip Lung Co. (1932) Ltd., The, Jackson Lee, manager

Engineers and Shipbuilders — General

Office: 43, Bonham Strand East; Ship- Agencies:

yard: Sun-maid Raisin Growers Associa-

Shui Po;57, Telephs.

Chung 21587

Hing (Office),

Street, Sham

57009 tion, California

Kailan Confectionery Co., Ltd.

(Shipyard) The Tai Kong Canned Goods Co.,

Kwong Hop Yuen, Dealers in Medicines Ltd.

—46, Bonham Street East; Teleph. Kwong Tai Loy, Exporters and Manu-

21383 facturers

j®i * m ft Furniture, ofBamboo

RattanBlinds,

and etc.-

Seagrass-

61a,

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21548

Kwong Ming Theatre—Public Square

Street, Yaumati, Kowloon; Teleph. Kwong Tai Shipping Co.- 54, Connaught

58312 Road C.; Teleph. 28805

m

Ktoong sang hong yaw han hung sze Kwong Tat * Co., Supplies of All

Photographic Goods—China Building;

K wong Sang Hong, Ltd., Importers and Teleph. 25656; Cable Ad: Katatcom

Exporters of Druggists’ Sundries and

Commission Agents—250 and 252, Des Kwong Tat Yuen, Dentist—83, Queen’s-

. Yosux

28052;Road

P.O.Central;

Box Telephs.

320; Cable28051Ad:

and Road Central; Teleph. 22125

Chat Ng Chi Ching manager

Fung Wei Shing, managing director

Leung Ying Kun, secretary Kwong Tung 28210

Sugar Reeinery — 3, Burd

Fung VYo In, assist, do. St.; Teleph.

 HONGKONG A629*

Lam Construction Co.—18, Luen Fat

K wong Yuen Mau, Compradore, Street; Ieleph. 26125; Cable Ad: Lam-

General Merchants, Provisioners, conco

Wholesale and Retail—42, Haiphong

Rd., Palace Bldg., Kowloon; Teleph. m ft & m

57297 Lam Woq. & Co., Engineers and Build-

Heung Sek, manager ing Contractors—32, Johnston Rd. ;

Teleph. 20385; Cable Ad : Lamwoo

La Mode Beauty Shop— 39a, Queen’s Rd. Lam Chik Ho

Central; Teleph. 25551 Lani Chik Suen

ft w w m

i.acon, & Oo., B. J., Manufac-

turers’ Representative for Engineering Lammert Bros-, Auctioneers, Apprai-

and Building trades—Marina House sers, Goods Brokers and General

(3rd floor), 15-19, Queen’s Road C.; Surveyors—4, Duddell St.; Teleph.

Teleph. 34042; Cable Ad: Lacon. 20224; Cable Ad : Lammert

Agencies at Canton and Swatow L. E. Lammert | J. A. M. de Graca

B. J. Lacon, m.i. mech.e., principal L. E. Lammert, Jr.

Staff—C. R. C. Ham, K. K. Ip

and Cheung Wo

General Managers for: Lanchestee^ Dr. John, l.d.s., r.c.s.

South China Woodworking Co. (Eng.), D.D.S. North Western Uni-

versity, Chicago,

Road,Dental Surgeon—

Dr. K. ¥.—China Building; Teleph. 32a,

Lai,24515 Nathan

phone 57689

Kowloon; Tele-

Laidwin & Co.—7-13, Ash Street Kow- Land Office—{See under Government

Departments)

loon ; Teleph. 65361

Lai Heung Distillery—165, Des Voeux m m m m & n

Road West; Teleph. 23942 Lane, Alfred, J., Architect, Civil

Lai Shiu Wing, Architects, Draughts- Voeux RoadandC.; Surveyor—26,

Engineer

Tcleph. 23859

Des

men and Designers, Importers, A. J. Lane, principal

Exporters

Agents—China and General

Building, Commission

3rd floor;

Teleph. 20165; Cable Ad: Birdsnest {<& M 35 'M Lin ka la fat

n ft m m m m Lane, Crawford, Ltd., Grocer Wines

Lai To Construction Co., Civil Engineers and Spirit Merchants, Ladies’ and

Gentlemen’s Outfitters, House and

and

217, Building

Hennessy Contractors—Head

Road; Teleph. Office:

23401; Can- Ship Furnishers, Sports Dealers and

ton Office: General Storekeepers — Exchange

Teleph. 12068134, Wai Sun Road South; Building, Des Vooux Road 0.; Teleph.

28151 (6 lines); Cable Ad : Lanefor J

Laing, Dr. Douglas—Gloucester Bldg.; Directors—J. H. Taggart (chair-

Teleph. 30928 man), R. A. Dastur, D. C. Ed-

mondston, P. H. Suckling, S. T.

Williamson and E. M. Raymond

Laing, A. W. Brown, manager

HainanJ. T.,Straits—761,

Pilot for China

NathanSeaRoad,

and Linstead & Daviea, secretaries and

Kowloon; Teleph. 58765 accountants

A630 I-IONQKOSG

E. F. S. Baker Miss A. Garth Lay Tun JJg

il. Burson Miss R.E. Herdlioka

Miss Gill Layton &Kong

Co., Bank

Bill andBldg.;

Bullion Brokers—

C.E. Carr

Quinlan Miss I). Horlock Hong Teleph. 31593

R. A. Stride

J.G. S.Tanner

Smith Miss C. Jobanssen

Miss D. Lines

E.D. H. Miss D. C. Moss

A. Watts

Webb Miss Munro-Smith Lazarus, N., Refracting and Prescrib-

ing Opticians (Opticians to H. E.

A. E. Betram Mrs. L. Peacock The Governor of Hongkong, Naval

H. W. Bonner Miss Quinn

E.G. C.W.Fincher

Chan Miss R. G.. Forces, etc.)—6, Pedder St.; Teleph.

Razavette 22203; Cable Ad. Lazarus. Haed

A. B. Hamson Mrs. Remedies Office: 126 Nanking Road, Shanghai

A. E. Matanin Miss

W. C. Ogley Mrs. Rodrigues A- Remedies In London: 56 John St.

M. P. Pincott Miss P. M. Seats Principal — H. Tobias, f.s.m.c.

P.H. M.W. Piankoff Mrs. Sequeira (Lond.), f.i.o. (Eng.)

Randal Miss J. Smirke L. A. Tobias, manager, and

J.A.A.H.R.Riberio

Remedies Miss M. Smith refractionist

Miss E. Short J. S. Greenberg, asst, refrac-

O.B. M.

F. Riberio Miss Venables tionist

Vieira

Mrs. E. E. Aris Mrs. P. Warburton

Miss E. Balchin Mrs. Miss D.J. Whyte

White

Le Beau Co.—Entertainment Building;

Miss Barros Mrs. Wilkinson Teleph. 27892

Mrs. D.Cavanagh Miss K. Winch

Miss L. Xavier

Miss K. R.Couzens Miss N. Xavier

Leung Po Shan

Miss I). Ellis Ip Fook Ling ff is m ft u

Miss P. E. French Lo Kwan Wai Lee Bros., Manufacturing Opticians

— 8, D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 27662

if ^ m ± fi W. Lee, manager

Langston,

Teleph. 28895; S. Cable

H.—Exchange

Ad: Burgoyne Building;

Representative for:

Burgoyne,

Bovril Burbidges & Co:, Ltd.

Cow & Limited

Gate, Ltd., etc., etc.

3- w ml? w 16 gii

Lau Pak Wai, Dentist—Hongkong Office:

Gloucester Building (1st floor); Teleph.

20488; Kowlooon Office: 337, Nathan

Road (1st floor), Yaumati; Teleph. 57423

ffi f# li U ®

Law, Dr. E., m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General

Medical Practitioner—

Street; Telephs. 1G, D’.Vguilar

Office: 26555 and Re-

sidence: 228U7

Lay & Co., Ltd., S. C.—David House, Lee & Co., Joseph S.,

&Specialists

Monumental Masons,Granite,

Sculptors,

3rd floor; Teleph. 20763; Cable Ad: in Marble, Ter-

Jolaing razzo & Bronze Statue Works, etc.

Directors-—J. M. Wong, C. F. & Dealers in Building Requisites—

Willie Chiu and Cheng Chi Nam 10, Morrison Hill Joseleeco

Road; Telephone

Staff—K. T. Leung, L. S. Tsang, 21511; Cable Ad:

Lily Chan, Herbert Chan, Chiu John P. Lee, manager

Fung and Chau Tat Kin

 HONGKONG AG3I

bi ft n m &

Lee & Co., Louis A., Building Li kap o lan che ki hi sze kwui to

Contractors and Monumental Ma-

I sons, Scultural Specialists in Italian Leightects

& Orange, Civil Engineers, Archi-

and Surveyors—P.

I Marble, Hong Kong Granite, Statue Des Voeux Road Central;&leleph.O. Building,

20167;

Works, Bronze Statues & Busts, Cable Ad: Orange

I Terrazzo Works, etc.—3, Gap Road, G. G. Wood, M.INST. C.E.

Happy Valley; Teleph. 25395 A.J. E.S. Potter,

Mackichan, m.inst. c.e.

a.r.i.b.a.

L. A. Lee, manager

Francis Lee, secretary R. G. Parker, Dip. Arch. (Liver-

pool), A.R.I.B.A.

m w & m m C. K. Lee, B.sc. (Eng.)

Lee Ping Hong, Building Materials, S.

G. Gidley

Fish jI Miss

Miss I.M.J.M.Seath

Tyrrell

Sanitary Earthenware and Hardware

Goods—52, Des Vceux Road Central: Leighton Garage—75, Leighton Hill Rd.;

Telepb. 20600 Teleph. 24468

if m %

Lee & Co., T. II., Stationers, Paper —9, Madame

Leite, S., Ladies’ Wear Specialist

Middle Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Merchants, Drawing and Sole Sur-

veying Materials Suppliers and 586*3

Distributors for "Tower” Brand

Technical Papers—16, Pottinger St.; 4f # if m

Teleph. 32585; Cable Ad: Tienhua Lepack Co., Importers and Exporters

T. H. Lee, manager and General Merchants—York Build-

H. K. Low, asst. mgr. and treas. ing;

Ad: Text ilian P.O. Box 114; Cable

Teleph. 21123;

f? m % Yu Kan Hing, manager

Leeson & Co., D., Importers, Exporters Yu Chik Yin and C. C. Tung,

and Produce Merchants—6, Ki Ling secretaries

Lane; Teleph. 27609; Cable Ad: Wong Hay j Peter Yu

Leson; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Leung Kwok Ying (Hongkong-Canton-

Bentley’s and Acme Shanghai), Newspaper Agent and Patent

Lee Theatre-1-Percival Street; Teleph. East, Medicine Dealer- 32 Bonham Strand

22452 mati; and 160, 21645

Teleph. Reclamation Street, Yau-

LeeTitng Wo, LandBrass

Boiler Makers, andand

Marine

IronEngineers,

Founders Lever Bros. (China), Ltd.—China Build-

— 131137, Portland Street; Teleph. ing; Teleph. 22433

57285

Lee Yick, Ltd., Coal Merchants—42, Levy &frCo., &S. E.—Hongkong •SHE

and

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs.

28205; Cable Ad : Lycoal 30101; P.O. Box 142; Cable Ad:

tt M ^ Lee Yu Kee Selco. Head Office: Continental

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road,

Lee Ytt Kee, Sanitary and Heating Shanghai C. Trenchard Davis, mgr.

Engineers, Dealers in Sanitary Ear- I. Agafuroff, asst. mgr.

thenware, Building Materials and C. I. Sipitsky

Hardware — 37, Des Voeux Road Z. M. Woo

Central; Telephs. 28177, 28178 and

28179; Cable Ad : Building B. Agafuroff

Proprietor—Lee lu Cheung, b.sc. Wm. Ning

Engineers—Y. H. Pun,

T. Parrag, m.e., b.sc. b.sc. and Miss C. Gill

Miss B. Vdeleff

A.mz HONGKONG

Members:

Canadian Commodity Exchange,

Inc. Linotype and Machinery Ltd.,

Chicago Board of Trade Manufacturers

posing Machine,of theTheLinotype

Miehle Com-and

Commodity Exchange Inc. Centurette Two-Revolution Presses,

Manila Stock Exchange

New York Coffee and Sugar Ex- Lithographic

Printers’

Machines and General

Machinery—1,

change Inc.

New York Cotton Exchange Teleph. 20768 ; Cable Ad:Duddell

LinotypeStreet;

Shanghai Stock Exchange H. Ellis (Shanghai), manager

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Associa- A. J. Rozario, actg. manager

tion R.PoaHonniball,

Foh, engineer do.

Agency :

Lkwton Co., The, Importers and Exporters Duplex Printing Press Co.

^ —China Building; Teleph. 24897; Cable (Newspaper Presses)

Ad: Lewton, Hongkong

Li(3rd

Clinic—Bank of East

floor); Telephs. 20963Asia Building

and 20363 1 ± LinSeTuk

The Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, m.b., Linstead & Davis, Chartered Account-

CH.B., D.T.M.&H., F.K.C.S. (Edin.), ants—Exchange Building

Teleph. 27794; Cable Ad; Linstead (1st floor);

J.P. C.H. B.R. Brown, a.c.a., partner

Dr. Li Shu Pui, m.b., b.s., f.r.c.s. Forsyth, c.a., do.

(Edin )

Dr. T. S. Leung, m.b., b.s. A.S.D. T.Sommerfelt,

Butlin, a.c.a.

L. Prophet, c.a.a.c.a.

i m J. R. Henderson

A. H. da Silva M rs. B. Jack

Li & Fung, Exporters and General

Merchants—10, Queen’s Road Cen- J.Y. A.Santos

Gutterres Miss Miss J.E. Smalley

Short

tral ; Teleph. 32654; Cable Ad: Li- P. C. Chung Miss B. Cruz

fung

Li To-ming, managing partner

Fung Pak-liu, do.

Fung Mo-ying, general manager Little, mAdams M'j m m ^

& Wood, Architects

Fung Hon-chu, assistant do. and Civil Engineers—York Build-

ing, Chater Road; Teleph. 21026;

Li Sung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General Medical Cable Ad: Upstairs

Principal—C. H. Basto

Practitioner—82, Queen’s

(1st floor); Teleph. 23603- Road Central

Staff—Wm. C. Felshow, Louis

Biau, K. Chan, S. S. Lo and

Li Tsoo Yiu, Dr., Specialist in Children K. Wr. Leung

Diseases and Jnt. Medicine—China

Building. (1st fl.); Telephs. 25441; Little Beauty Parlour—26, Hankow

34345 (Residence) Road; Teleph. 58776

Dr. Li Tsoo Yiu, m.d., b.s., d.t.m

& H. (Eng.)

Little Shop, The, Chinese Curios,

Liang

Bldg.;YouTeleph.

Beauty Shop—King s Theatre Blackwood Furniture, Jades, Jewellery,

30619 —Lamp

Gloucester Shades Building;

and Interior Decorators

Teleph. 26438;

Cable Ad: Littleshop. Shanghai:

Liberty Silk Store —China Building; Nanking Rd. Opposite Cathay Hotel

Mrs. Evelyn Boyd, proprietress

Teleph. 24760; P.O. Box 557; Cable

Ad: Lokoomall Mrs. Gertrude H. Stuart, man-

M. Lokoomall, proprietor ageress

 HONGKONG

Litton & Company, Share and General Local Directory, JulyThe,by(Two1’ublished in

Brokers—Bank of East Asia Bldg., January andandSummer) TheEditions,

(1st fl.), Teleph. 25988; Cable Ad: Spring Kong Daily Press, Ltd.—Office at

Hong

Litton Marina House,

J. L. Litton

J. A. Fisher Teleph. 30251 15-19, Queen’s Road C.;

n & mm mm Local Printing

Publishers, Press, Ld.,&The,

Bookbinders Printers,

Stationers—

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- Ad: 13, Duddell Street; Teleph. 24677; Cable

ance Co., Ltd., The (Represented by Lockoo

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)—Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Telephone A.LeeV.Yat Ngok,secretary

Wong, managing director

28021; P.O. Box 36; Cable Ad:

Globe m ®

Lloyd’s Lock King, Exporter’s, Gold and Silver-

Gilman & Co., Ltd., agents smiths, Blackwood Furniture Manu-

facturers and Curio Dealers— 33, Queen’s

Rd.C.;

ShiuTeleph.

Yam Lun,26718;managing

Cable Ad: director

Locking

M £ & Shiu Kam-to secret?, ry

Not sr li shun wui she Shiu Sung Pok

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Alexan- Shin Hok Fong

dra Buildings; Teleph. 20179; P.O. Box

463; Cable Ad: Marine Lockhart, Charles & Co.—6, Des Voeux

T.C. R.S. Morrison, m.i.mar.k., surveyor

Kowcliffe surveyor, Rd. C.; Teleph. 27194

Peter Lee, clerk Lore Yuen Lok, Read Estate Owner—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.

vi & m m m m (2nd fl.); Teleph. 24437; Cable Ad:

Lloyd Triestino (Societa Anonima Lylok Loke Yuen Lok, proprietor

di Navigazione-Sede in Triest)— Lai Choong Hong, attorney

— Queen’s32982-3

Telephs. Building

; P.O. (ground

Box 143; floor);

Cable Leong Wan Him

Ad: Lloydiano

G. B. Scarpa, agent if ^

C. Mose ! U. Azzolini Lore Yung Cheong, Real Estate and

Land

Lo Kin Fai

Brokers—10, Des Voeux Road Central; Cable Ad: Rentcharge 24437;

Teleph. 26015; Cable Ad : Lokinfai Loke Yung Cheong, proprietor

Lo Kin Fai, principal Leong Ngai Pooi, attorney

. San Shin Chuen, assistant Leong Check Sung, acct.

Wong Yu Kong ' Wong Yoki

Lo Tung-Fan, b.a., ll.b., Barrister- m

at-law, and member of the Canton Long Ring A Co., Photographic Goods

Bar—4a, Office:

Canton Des Voeux Road OiCentral.

26, Wai Dealers—8, Des Vceux

Road Teleph. Hoad Central;

West 33074

m ® % m LooWyndham

Bros. Silk and Teleph.

Street; Embroidery

24209;Co.—8,

Cable

Lo & _Lo, Solicitors, Ac.—Alexandra Ad: Loobros

Building, Des Vceux Road Central;

Teleph.

M. K. 28034; Cableand

Lo, solicitor Ad:notary

Deodand public || Lowoock A Co. (Tung Yick Hong), Elec-

M. W. Lo, do. do: trical

BuildingEngineers and Teleph.

(1st floor); Contractors—China

26492; Cable

Lui Wai Chau I Mrs. E. C. Fincher Ad:

Wong Ka Tsun I Tong Tak Sang I H. Lowcock, A.M.I.E.E. Lowcock

A 634 HONGKONG

m & B * m Rut 8° Agencies:

j

Accountants—Mercantile Bank Build- Queen Insurance Co.

ing, 7, Queen’s Road Central;

28106, 28107 and 28108 ; Cable Ad : Telephs. Royal Insurance Co.

Ex planate Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd.

Partners - Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd.

John Fleming, c.a. Henry Disston & Sons, Inc.—

A. Ritchie, c.a. Saws, Files, etc.

E. M. Bryden, c.a. Gillette Industries, Ltd.

Staff— Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.

Genatosan, Ltd.

D. S. Robb, c.a., signs per pro India Tyre & Rubber Co., Ltd.

E. 1). da Roza, a.s.a.a. International

mag Chemical Co.—Bis-

A. A. Bremner, c.a. Kenrick & Jefferson, Ltd.

A. Drummond,

E. R. Walch, c.a. c.a Kiwi Boot Polish

W. J. Woolley !| F. A. Gill Geo. Mason & Co., Ltd.—O. K.

D. G.Abbas

A. Wilson M.K. P.Farid Chan Sauce

K. B. Nelson | H.M. Chan Meccano, Ltd.

R. F. Jones ;T. O. Chan Mo & Domsjo Trading Co., Ltd.—

‘Treetex” Wallboarding

A.F. E.F. A.Gutierrez

Dunnett IMrs.A.Silva-Netto

iMiss C. U. Mitchell Northam Warren Sales Co., Inc.—

Cutex

D. B. Nelson [Miss O. (Jill Parfumerie L. T. Piver

Correspondents— Jules Robin, S. A.

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai, Wm. Sanderson & Son, Ltd.—“Vat

Tientsin and London 69”

Lowe, Bingham & Dunmah, Singapore Spratt’s Patent, Ltd.

Union Brewery, Ltd.—“U.B.'’ Beer

■7T T. Wall & Sons

Warner-Hudnut

U.S.A. Co., Fed., Inc.,

. Lqk Si Li

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R., W. Woodward, Ltd.

General Importers, Exporters and Ship- Jas. Williamson & Son, Ltd.

ping

Building, Agents

Chater— Head

Road; Office : 22533

Telephs. York

(General Office) & 21566 (Compradore); rr W BE ^

Cable Ad: Loxley. London Office: W. Lucky Corporation, Import, Export

R.Fenchuren

Loxley &Street, Co. (London), Ltd.,

E. C. 3. Branch: 106, and Manufacturers’ Agent—China

Shameen, Canton (Loxley House). Building, 3rd floor; Teleph. 31457;

Registered Office of Perrin Cooper h Codes Used: Acme and Sukoting;

P.O. Box 905; Cable Ad:

Co.,] ). Ltd., Tientsinnermanent dir. (T’tsin) Branch: Tung Chai YatPrivate.

O. Russell, Road,

J. Petrie, managing director Swatow

F. G. Herridge, secretary Su Koting, manager

Staff—G. Duncan. H. B. Neve, C. Miss L. Sheary, assistant

Bennett, W. A. Hellwig, H. A. Staff—W. Leong, K. K. Soo, P.

Castro, F. M. Castro, T. Wong, C. Soo and Y. M. Ng

G. Brown, K. C. Chen, C. K. Luen Cheong & Co., Wholsale and Retail

Chen, K. S. Chen, Dr. Au Young Paper and Stationery Dealers—74, Des

Liang, Cheng Tat Chiu, K. M. Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 23036

Cheng P. A. Elms, S. K. Wong,

P. K. Lau, Y. K. Tan, K. Y.

Yuen, Miss F. Best, Mrs. J. J. Luen Fat & Co., General Contractors,

Forster, Miss M. Lysaught and Shipping and Commission Agents—

Miss J. Whiteman 14, Des Voeux Road West (2nd fl.);

Chen Kin Clio, compradore Teleph. 23417

A.u Young U Sang, assistant com- Chow Kan Hoi

pradore Chow Wah Cho

A634a ADVERTISEMENT

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FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING

SAILINGS, FREIGHT & PASSAGE RATES

KINDLY APPLY TO:

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27, The Bund, SHANGHAI.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. (JAPAN), LTD.

72, KyoMachi, KOBE.

75, Yamashita Cho, YOKOHAMA.

 HONGKONG A635

Luen Yick Hong—32, Bonham Strand Ma, Dr. C. K., m.b., b.s., Ge- eral Medical

W.; Teleph. 21202 Practitioner, Ma Clinic—King’s Theatre

Building; Teleph. 26504

Luhring

Riidecker & Smith, (Successors

& Co.), Importers and Com- to

mission Agents—12, Des Voeux Itoad Bt B E i® ft

Central; Teleph. 23189; Cable Ad: Ma Clinic

Ringsmith

Partners—E. Luhring and J. S. Smith Ko,Drs.,C.Medical

Ma Luk, K. Ma & T. C. Wong k, K. F.

Practitioners—Offices:

King’s Theatre Building, Queen’s Road

n & #mmm Central; Telephs. 26504 and 28888

l_uk Hoi Tong

Assurance Co., Restaurant

(Life), Hotel, Ltd., Banking,

and

Wholesale and Retail Drugs—293-299, % m m ft m.

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 26795 ; Tit hong Inn shun hung sze

P. O. Box 1324; Cable Ad: Lukrance Mackirsncm, Mackenzie &. Co., Ship-

Chan Fu Cheung, president ping Agents—P. & O. Bldg., Con-

C. Y. Chan, vice-do. naught Rd. Central; Teleph. 27721;

Chan Yai, treasurer P.O. Box 113b; Cable Ad: Mackin-

Yeung Kam Tim, life assur. mgr nous M. T. Johnson, partner

Chan Hung Tack, restaurant T. G. S. Alexander, signs per pro.

manager B.B. T.T. Brown

T. K. Cheung, drugs manager Flanagan

C.AuY.Sheung

Chan, Po,

hotelsecretary

manager W. E.Hay-Edie

Grieve

Chan Chung Kwong, accountant A.W.

I). W.MacEwen

Ghee Wing Sang A. McKellar, c.a.

Branch Managers: Outdoor Staff

MuiandMan (Hotel Nathan, Kowloon)

(Life Ass. Dept., Kowloon) J. Lowrie j J. Hoare

Shun Tuck (Luk Kwok Hotel, Agencies;

NgWanchai)

Y.F. H.N. Chan P. & O. S. N. Co.

Chan(Life Ass. Dept.,

(Banking Canton)

Dept., Toi British-India

Eastern and Apcar S.S.

and Australian LinesCo., Ld.

Shan District) Marine Insurance Co., Ld.

LunEngineers

Sang &andCo.,Building

Civil andContractors—

Structural

French Building JS n?

(3rd floor); Teleph. mackintosh’s, ^ Mac kin toi se

23524; P.O.Box 506; Cable Ad: Lunsang Specialists—Alexandra Ltd., Men’s Wear

JLitn Tai Mutual Fiee and Marine Voeux Road; Teleph. Building,

20029; CableDes

Insurance Co., Ltd.—272, Des Voeux Ad: Outfit

Road Central; Teleph. 21131; Cable F. A. Mackintosh

Ad : Lunistice J.R. G.K. Meyer

Davies

L.J. Hickman

Glendenning

I.un Yick Fire and Marine Insurance Lai Ki Kwong

Co.—313, Des Voeux Road Central;

Teleph. 21330 Agents for:

Lunatic Asylum—(Nee Medical Dept., “Summit” Collars and Shirts

Government) Scotts

Henry Hats

Heath Hats

Aquascutum Coats

m m m w m & m “K” Shoes

“Hanan” Shoes

Lyson &, Hall, Solicitors — 6, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 23665; Cable Ad: Mac’s Cafe — Hongkong Hotel, Redder

Litigation

J. M. Hall, solicitor Street; Teleph. 24801

A63() HONGKONG

Maonamaka, H. C., Barrister-at-law— j Engineers — V.r D. Rumianzeff,

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg. ; c.e., W. S. V . Curtis and R. J.

{2nd floor, Queen’s Koad Entrance); Ram

Teleph. 21226 Sales Dept.^li. Woodcraft & G.

0. Jan

Mahan Singh, Dr. H.—8, Des Voeux Sternotypists—Miss M. Thomas

Road Central : Teleph. 30832 < and Miss E. Gidley

Agencies:

Maizee’s, Ladies Speciality Shop \ Sir Wm. Arrol k. Co., Ltd. —

Gowns, Hats, Suits & Frocks, Costume |

Jewellery and Helena Rubinstein Pre- i Beeston Cranes, and Bridges

parations — Alexandra Bldg.: Teleph. ! Boiler & Co., Ltd.—C. I.

30434; P. O. Box 710 Boilers and Radiators

J. Blakeborough & Sons, Ltd.—

Yalves

Maison F.. SVlathieu, S.A., Cleneral i Wm. Briggs & Sons. Ltd.—Bitu-

Importers and Exporters, Iron and minous Paints

Steel of Every Description, Finished | Coivilles, Ltd.—Steel

and Semifinished Products. Zinc- ! Crossley Brothers, Ltd. — Diesel

Aluminium, Yellow Metal Sheets, i Engines

Belgian Plate and Window Glass,

Figured Glass, Wired Glass, Paper, j J.Drysdale & Co., Ltd.—Pumps

& E. Hall, Ltd.—Refrigeration

Industrial Chemicals, etc., etc.— Hattersley (Ormskirk), Lid.—Valves

Prince’s Building, 2nd floor; Teleph. !

25913; P.O. Box 131; Cable Ad: | Hendry Bros. (London), Ltd.—

Famarods. Head Office: Antwerp, | R.General Agents

E. Lister & Co., Ltd.—Diesel

Belgium; Branches: Shanghai, Osa- Engines

ka, Manila, Singapore, etc. George Kent, Ltd., England—.

Agents for -. Meters

Etbs de Wendel, Hayange, France j Shanks tings

& Co., Ltd.—Sanitary Fit-

Comptoir Siderurgique de France Stream-Line Filters, Ltd. — Oil

(The French Group of the Inter- Renovators

national Wire Rod Syndicate, Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richard-

Paris) son, Ltd., England—Shipbuild-

Union des Yerreries Mecanique, I ers

Beiges, Brussels Vulcan Foundary, Ltd.—Locomo-

Majestic Theatre,Road,Talking tives

Cinema—Nathan Yaumati,Picture

Kow- || Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc., U.S.

A.—Chlorinators

loon; Teleph. 57222 G. & J. Weir, Ltd.—Pumps

Liang Chi Hao, managing dir. j

Majima Hospital—{See Hospitals) Mamak

56469 k Co.—10, Peking Road: Teleph.

Malcolm St Co., Ltd., Engineers and % & m

Importers—-Hongkong & Shanghai Man on po him hung szt

Bank Building ; Teleph. 31144; P.O.

Box 151; Cable Ad : Triplerais; and Man On Insurance Go., Ltd.—4r

at Shanghai and Canton Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27309

A. Malcolm, managing director

J. Fleming, director

T. G. Hand, director (Shanghai) Man San S. S. Co —25, Connaught Road

J. D. Morrison, director (London) W., Teleph. 20325

Manage/—H. M. Howell

Eng.-in-Charge

(Canton) — L. W. Tones Man Ying, Importers, Exporters, Book-

sellers, Stationers, PrintersRoad:

andTeleph.

Book-

Accountants—F. H. Bowrey & binders—100,

F. S. O’Neill (Canton) 21354 Hollywood

 HONGKONG

Manneks & Go.., Ltd , John, General Im- Martin & Co, T. A., Incorporated

port and Export Merchants, Shipping Accountants—Prince’s Bldg., Des

&Building,

Insurance7, Agents—Mercantile

Queen’s Hoad Centra Bank1; Voeux R/iad Central; Teleph. 30785;

Telephs. 2i7-2l, 22809, 24072 and 33581 Cable Ad : N itramat

Cable Ad:London Manners;Office:

and at37,Canton and Principal—T. A. Martin, a.s.a.a.

Swatow. Walbrook, Staff—T. Teng, J. S. McKenzie,

E.C. 4. P. K. Woo and R. H. Mugford

John Manners,

W. J. Hansen, do. director

K. Kastmann, do. Maruyama Shoten,Stones—39,

Jewels, Precious Goldsmith,Plennessy

Jade

R. Lasala I J. B. Kooter Road; Teleph. 24279

B. Herschend | P. Skovbye

Agencies :

Societe

de 1’ desCiments Portland

Indo-Chine, Haiphong artiliciels Maryknoll

and Missions)

Mission {See Churches

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. MASONIC

IS # t yon u-ni hwoon

■51 ■'Ar PjHS; Ift-A il 31? Masonic Hall—Zetland Street; Te-

leph. 20643 ; Cible Ad : Masonhall

3L O. A. Sm'ith; custodian

Manufacturers

The—Shell House; Life Telephs.

Insurance20601Co.,&

26691; Cable Ad: Manulife. Head Ararat Lodge

ners, No. of Royal

264. EiO. ■ Ark Mari-

Office: Toronto, Canada W.C.N.—Wor. Bro. A. Nissim

E.W. J.Sharp,

R. Mitchell, branch manager

resident secretary T.P.C.N, — Wor. HB). E. M

A. H. Murray, asst. res. sec. Raymond

Miss C. B. Rodrigues, cashier “J”—Bro: C.hksi Afycock

Stenographers — Miss E. M. “S”—Bro. j. G. Hooper

Ford, Miss O. Baptista and Chaplain—Bro. H.S. Deacon

Treasurer—Bro. ,S. Mok

Miss F. Hurst Scribe—Bro. W. H. WlYiteley

Clerks—A. M. Rumjahn, W. Sprinkle, S.D.—Bro. E. M. G. Hanlon

So Yuet Wah, S. T. H. Marr k J. D.—Bro. G. Grotton

Lee Tat Wing D.C.—Wor. Bro. H, E. Sudden

Represen tati ves: Guardian—Bro. A. F. Paul

S. V. Gittins. J. C M. Grenham, Stewards—Bro_ A. W. T. White

J. J. Guterres, P. E. Baskett, and Bro. J. J. Edgar

A. M. G. Philippens, H. A. Ward-r Wor. Bro. O. A. Smith

Lammert, A. W. E. Leong and

L. M. S. Lloyd

R. K. Bachelor, district manager Cathay Chapter, No. 1165 E.O.

Z. C. B. Brown

(Cantonl II.—A. Nissim

Carr, Ramsey & Son, Ltd. (Swa- J.—S. S; Strahan

tow) S. E.—J. R. Way

Marconi International Marine Com- S. N.—J. R. G. Wyatt

munication Co., Ltd.—3, Connaught Treasurer—G. A. Stewart

Road C. : Teleph. 24320 D. of C.—H. E. Stone

P. S.—E. J. R. Mitchell

1st Asst. S —J. E. Potter

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China 2nd Asst. S.—T. Parkinson

—{See Associations) Organist—S. H. Ross

Stewards—L. D. Skinner, K

Marine Insurance Association of Talbot and A. K. Mackenzie

Hong Kong—(Yee Associations) Janitor—O. A. Smith

A638 HONGKONG

Cathay Lodge, No. 437.3, E.C. President Board of G. P.—W.

W. M.-W.

I.S. P.W.—It. W.Pi. Newnham

M.—E.BaldwinHirst Paid

(Secretary—Alfred Morris

J.(Jhaplain

W.—VV. .1H.. Burling D. of C.—H. Owen Hughes

GE. Anniss S.D.—F. F. Duckworth

Treasurer—H. Budden J.D.—S. S. Strahan

"'Secretary—E. Thompson Sup. of Works—F. P. R. James

D. of C.—B. E. Maughan A.D. of C.—W. J. Burling

S. U.—H. K. Harper S.B.—C. Strange

i).—A. A. Andrews S.B.-J. Chubb

Almoner S.B—J. H. Fergusen

I. G.-G. A.P. WhileB. Crawley Organist—R. Baldwin

Assist. Secty.—H. H. Beddow

Steward-' —A.A. E.C.E.Jeffreys

Kreeman, Jefferies,andV. H.

H. Pursuivant—J. H. Bottomley

W. Fraser Asst. Pursuivant—R. Tully

Tyler—It. A. Donaldson Stewards—W. M. Elect,, W.

Naef, T. T. Bagram, T. W.

Carr, C. C. Nelson and C. E.

■Concordia

E. 0. Lodge of .\f. M. M. No. 721, Moore

D.G.T.—O. A. Smith

W.M.—J. T. Bagram P.D.S.G.W.—E. Cock and T. G.

I. P.M.—A. Nissim Stokes

S.W.—S. S. Strahan

•J.W.—C. B. Brown District GrandinLodge of Scottish

M.O.—J. H. Bottomley Freemasonry Hongkong A South

S.O.-A. W. Brown China

J. O.—E. I. Wynne-Jones

Chaplain—H. B. L. Dowbiggin District Grand Royal Arch Chapter

Hreasurer—H. G. Williams of Hongkong and South China

Secretary—D. F. Davies S.

Reg. of Marks—J. E. Potter T.

D.C.—M. J. B. Montargis

S. D.-J. ft. Way S.E.-A. Morris

S.N.-J. W. Franks

J.D.—W. Robertson P. of C. of G.P.—A. E. Clarke

Organist—E. B. Nelson D.G.T. H. B. L. Dowbiggin

T. G.—J. R. G. Wyatt Registrar—H. E. Strange

Stewards—E.

H. Pethick J.andR.D.Mitchell,

KossickH. D.G.S.—E. M. Raymond

Tyler- Q. A. Smith D. of C.—H. Owen Hughes

F.A.S.—F. E. Duckworth

Diltgentia Lodge of Instruction S.A.S.—C. B. Brown

Sword Bearer—J. J. Price

Preceptors—C. W. Jeffries,

E. Clai’ke, B. D. Evans and A. Standard Bearer—E. McNay

G. F. Hole A.D. of C.—E. I. Wynne Jones

D.G.A.S.E. J. H. Ferguson

Treasurer—M. Nemazee Organist—(vacant)

Secretary—J. J. Edgar D.G.J.—O. A. Smith

Steward—A. A. Andrews

District

South China GrandLodge 1 Iongkong & Eothen

(Englishof Constitution)

Mark Lodge 264 E. C.

W.M.-E. M. G. Hanlon

D.D.G.M.—0. G. Alabaster I. 7

S.W.-B. D. Evans S.W .—F. P. R. James

J.W.—L. Forster J.

Chaplains—E. J. Striek Attd W. M.O—H. H. Mundy

R. Farmer S.O.-G. F. Hole

Treasurer—E. M. Raymond J.O.—P. I. Newman

D. of C.—A. E. Clarke

Registrar—S. R. Earlow Chaplain—J. J. Edgar

 HONGKONG A6391

Treasurer—R. T. Nelson Lodge, St. John, 618, S.C.-Second

R. of Marks—S. Deacon Tuesday in Each Month

Secretary—C. Mycock R.

S. D.—L. A. Tobias D.M.—F. I.

J.D.—F. H. Neale K. Garton

I.G.—A. R. Brown S.

, S.W.—J. Skinner

Stewards-D. Blumenthal, M. J.

Nemazee, S. E. Edgar and J. Chaplain—H. Hong Sling

M- Purvis Secretary—J. S. Logan

Tyler—O. A. Smith Asst. Secty.—P.K.H.Way

Treasurer—W. Sabnani

S.D.-J. W.

J.D.—L. NeillHume

Lodge Eastern Scotia, No. 923, B.C. Bible Bearer—F. B. Blakey

R.W M.—J. J. Cameron D. of C—W. P. Seath

A. A. Band Organist—J. Choa

D.M.—J. J. Whyte Stewards—L. A. Collyer, W. E.

' S.M.—F. Cullen B. Howel, W. H. Bailey, F. C.

W.S.W.—A. E. Manwaring Young

W.J.W.—G. E. Dudley I.G.—A. Y. Lyen

Secretary—A. Stalker Tyler—O. A. Smith

Asst. Secty.—J. C. Ferguson Paul Chater LodgeE.c.of Installed-

Treasurer—E. S. Carter Masters. No. 5391,

Chaplain—E. M. Holroyd W.M.—H. E. Budden

Senior Deacon—>T. C. Poison I.

Junior Deacon—II. F. Shields S.W.—P. D. Crawley

Jeweller—D. C. W. Fitches J.

Bible Bearer—J. S. Dinnen Chap.—T. A. Mitchell

Director of Ceremonies—F. J. Treas.—C. E. Watson

T. Locke Secty.—W. J. Burling

OrganisG-A. Duncan D.C.—M. J. B. Mohtargis

Piper—P. D. Wilson S.D.—G. E. Wetton

Inner Guard—J. G. R. Humble J.D.—D. Davies

Stewards—E. J. Perkins, H. G. .Asst. D.C.—EiM.M.Maimers

G. Hanlon

Baker, H. Hall and B. Thorpe Aluioner—C.

Tyler—O. A. Smith Organist-^(Vacant)

Asst. Secty,—E. M, Raymond

I.G.—E. F. Duckworth

Lodge Naval & Military Steward—H. Owen Hughes

R. W.M.—A. TarbuokStew ard—J. :G. Hooper

I. P.M.—C. H. DodsonTylei—O. A. Smith

D.M.—H. J. Millington Perseverance Lodge, No. 1165, E.C.

S. M.-A. Allison W.M.—J. T. Bagram

W.S.W.—H. F. Westlake I.

W.J.W.—H. C. Green S.AV.—H. G. Williams

Secretary—W. J. Burling J.

Chaplain—E. Cock

Treasurer—W. H. Bailey Treasurer—S. R.- Kerr

Chaplain—C. Dowman Secretary—S. Jarvis

S.D.—J. B. Hillman

J. D.—A. G. Groves D.S.D.—J. of C.—C. B. Brown

R. Way

Bible. Bearer—F. E. Channing J.D.—J. L. Adams

D. of C.—A. Gillard Organist—S. H. Ross

Stewards—J. H. Fidoe, T. A. Asst. Secty.—D. C. Edmbndston

Porritt, J. L. A. Sampson and I.G.—J. E. Potter , G. A..

H. T. Daniel Stewards —F. Bunje,

Inner Guard—W. Clewer Stewart and V. C. Branson

Tyler—O. A. Smith Tyler—O. A. Smith

A640 HONGKONG

Provincial Priory op China 1st Assist. S.—G. E. L. Johnson

Prior—A. Morris 2nd do. S.—R. A. Trengrove

Sub-Prior—G. G. Wood D. of C. —W.R.E. J.Hollands

Stewards Sourbutts J. F.

Prelate—S. C. Young Willinott, W. S. Brewer, T. E.

Chancellor—H. B. L. Dowbiggin Jackson

1st Constable—T. L. McPherson Janitor- R. A. Donaldson

2nd Constable—W. R. Farmer

Treasurer—G. F. Hole United Mare Lodge, No. 419, E.C.

Registrar—F. F; Duckworth W. M. W. E. Hollands

Deputy Registrar—A. Hoffmeis- I. P. M.- G. S. Coom

ter S.J. W—C.

W.—J. G.CroftonHooper

Vice-Chancellor—J. Grhy

Marshal-H. V. Hawley M. O.- E. 'I'uck

Deputy Marshal—C. G. Mawson S.J. O.-A.

O.—J. Smith

Almoner S. S. Strahan Chaplain—E, E. Jeffries

O.Fooks

White

Herald—F. lioohnke Treasurer—W.

Standard Bearers—E. P. Higgs Secty. G. E. L.

and H. II. Beddow

Banner Bearer—M. C. Shrubsole R.D. ofof M.

C. T.H. W. Carr c/o P.W.D.

Johnson

E. Budden

Sword Bearer—A. Rasmussen S.J.D.—R.

D.—C. A.BayTrengrove

sting

Dep. Sword Bearer-r-H. F. Som-

mers I.Stewards—F.

G.-J. V. Willmott

Aide-de-Cam;)—I). F. Davies and Brett and R. J. Boast

F. S. Bridges Tyler—R: A. Donaldson

Warden of Regalia—Y. S. Wan

Chamberlain—S. C. Smith United Service Lodge No. 1341 E.C.

Captains

stone andof C.Guard—

MycockK. VY. John-

Organist—W. Faid I.W.P.M.—F.

M.-J.J.F.Ramskill

Hooper

Deputy Organist—R. A. Dix S. W.—J. Smith

Pursuivant of Outer Guard— J. W.-C. Strange

Chaplain—T. W. Oarr

O. A. Smith Treasurer—W. E. Hollands

Secretary—S. R. Farlow

St.Croix

MaryofMagdalene Chapter op Rose D. of G.— H. E. Budden

H. R. D. M„ No. 73, E.C. S.J. D.-E MoNay

D.—J. Hargreaves

M.W.S.—H. B. L. Dowbiggin Assist. D. E.of L.C.—Johnson

R. A. Trengrove

P.—G. E. S. Upsdell I. G.—G.

1st G.—E. W. Hamilton Steward—C. Baysting, P. Knight, A.

2nd G.—J. T. Bagram R. FrancisA. and R. Dormer

Tr.—H. Owen Hughes Tyler—R. Donaldson

Rec.—Alfred Morris

M.- -S. S. Strahan University Lodge of Hongkong,

Rap —C. B. Brown No. 3666, E.C.

Al.-T. J. Price

D.C.—P. W. Faid Victoria Chapter, No. 525, E.C,

H.-E. J. R. Mitchell M.E.Z.—R. W. Smith

< \G. • G. F. Hole H.—E. F. Duckworth

O.—B. E. Maughah J.

O.G.-O. A. Smith Scribe E.— M. Nemazee

Scribe N.—P. I. Newman

Hnited Chapter, No. 1341, E.C. D. of C — A. E. Clarke, P.z.

1st Principal—C. S. Coom Principal Soj.—W. J. Geall

2nd do. —P. D. Crawley 1st Asst. Soj.—J. J. Edgar

3rd do. —I. G. Hooper 2nd Asst Soj.—S. Deacon

Treasurer—H. E. Budden Treasurer—L. A. Tobias

Scribe E.—S. R. Farlpw Stewards—D. Blumenthal and

Do. N.—C. Baysting S, W. Minshall

P. S.—J. Smith Janitor—O. A. Smith, p.z.

 HONGKONG A641

Victoria Lodge, No. 1026, E.C. Matsumoto

Teleph, 20962& Co., J.—91, Hennessy Road:

Victoria Priory, No. 78 J. Matsumpto, manager

Em. Preceptor—E. J. Edwards

1st Constable—G. F. Hole H M UeFoohg

2nd do. —H. H. Beddow

1st Lieutenant—M. J. B. Mon- Maxim & Co.. General Merchants—

targis Queen’s Building; Teleph. 22175;

2nd Lieutenant—H. B. L. Dow- P.O. Box 388 ;■ Cable Ad : Maxim ;

biggin Codes Used: Commercial, Acme,

Chaplain—S. S. Strahan A.B.C. 5th & 6th, Schofield & Bent-

Treasurer—C. Mycock ley’s Improved

Registrar—F. F. Duckworth Partners—

Almoner—J. T. Bagram

1st Herald—F. J. Farr J. A. V. Ribeiro

2nd do. —D. F. Davies Julio Ribeiro

1st St. Bearer—E. J. R. Mit- J. F. V. Ribeiro, per pro.

chell Julio Ribeiro, Jr., do.

2nd St. Bearer—W. Paid Staff—

Organist—B. E. Maughan

Capt. of Guard—H. S. Mok J. A. V. Ribeiro, Jr.

Guard—O. A. Smith Miss Olga Ribeiro, sternographev

Miss Helena Ribeiro, do.

Zetland Lodge, No. 525,'E.C.

Worshipful Master—Wor. Bro. Mayeda & Co., S., Dealers in Curios,

W._ J. Geall

Immediate Past Master—Wor. Gold, Silver and Lacquer Ware—13,

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. :2069Q; Cable

Bro. F. F. Duckworth

Senior Warden — Bro. P. I. Ad: Mayeda

Newman

Junior Warden—Bro. W. Stoker

Chaplain—Bro. A. R. Brown Mayen A Co., — 37, Queen’s Road C.;

Treasurer—Bro. M. Nemazee Teleph. 27891

Secretary — Wor. Bro. R. W.

Smith

Director of Ceremonies — Wor. -0 & pu m m m

Brb. A. E. Clarke

Senior Deacon — Bro. H. H. Mayfair Co., Ltd., The, Ladies’ &

Mundy Gentlemen’s Outfitters—China Bldg.

Junior Deacon — Bro. L. A. (Opposite King s Theatre); Teleph.

Tobias

Asst. Director of Ceremonies— 25563; Cable Ad : Mayfair

B. F. Lee, manager

Bro. F. H. Neale K. C. Yeung, assistant

Almoner—Bro. W. A. Stewart K. B. Cheung, treasurer

Organist—Bro. R. T. Nelson

Asst. Secretary—Wor. Bro. C.

Mycock

Inner Guard—Bro. J. J. Edgar Mayo’s Shoppe, Milliners and Hat

Stewards—Bro.

S. E. Edgar, S.Bro.Deacon,

R. A. Bro.

Ed- Makers of Imported European and

wards and Bro. T. H. Lunson American Straws, Felts, Braids,

etc.; Trade and Export; Dresses

Tyler—Wor. Bro. O. A. Smith and Philippine Curios. Manila

Hats our Speciality for local trade

Matilda Hospital—(See Hospitals) and Export—1, South Arcade, Glou-

cester Bldg.; Teleph. 24935; Cable

Ad: Mayhat

Matsubara Hotel—(See Hotels) E. J. Porter, general manager

A 64 2 HONGKONG

ft m m m n m Mental Hospital—(See Government)

McCallum & Co., Solicitors and Proc-

tors—Holland House, 9, Queen's Mercantile Bank of India — (See

Road Central; Teleph. 32373 Banks)

Principal—Duncan McCallum

Interpreters — Ho Wai King,

Wong Kin Wo, Charles Ying fiJ & ®M

and Mak Man Sang Fat lan sai fo shun kung sze

Clerks—Chung Hon Wing, Ng IVSessagerier?

Chi Nam, Ho Shin Ming and pagnie des), Maritimes (Com-

French Mail Steamers

Ip Chin Shek —3, Queen’s Building; Telephs. 26651

Stenographer—Miss D. Cox and 21560

McDoxnell t e Gorman, Ltd., Engineer- R. Ohl, agent

ing R. Noblet, sub-agent

floor);Projects—Exchange

Teleph. 25686 Building (3rd Y. F. Chan | K. K. Choy

C. P. Ho | K. T. Wan

Directors—R.

Gorman T. McDonnell and N. A.

Agencies-.

Mee Cheono, Cie. Indo-Chinoise de N avigation

Special Dept,First Class Photographer,

for Developine' and Print- Chargeurs

Cie. GeneraleReunis

Transatlantique,

ing for Amateurs—Ice House St.; Cie. Air France

Teleph. 26379

8$ S Mei Chui See

Melcrkrs Co., Importers, Exporters, Metox Hong,ft Import, % m

Export and Lum-

Shipping and Insurance Agents— ber Merchants—China Building (7th

Queen’s Bldg.: Connaught Road; floor), Room No. 14a, Queen’s

Telephs. 27772-4; Cable Ad: Mel- Central; Teleph. 32752; Cable Road Ad:

chersco and Nordlloyd (Shipping). Metonhong; Code Used: Acme

Head Office: C. Melchers & Co., K. S. Kan, manager

Bremen. Branches: Shanghai, Han- Y. H. Leung, assistant

kow, Tientsin,

Swatow and Melchers-Tsingtao,

Tnc., NewCanton,

York Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer of China—

Adalbert Korff, partner

Karl Lindemann, do. (Bremen)

do. Shell House: Teleph. 24586

Adolf Widmann, do. (Shanghai) B. Greenberg, manager

C.Dr.G.A.Melchers, do. do. R. M. B. Gutierrez, secretary and

Korff, do. do. accountant

Ed. Michaelsen, do. do.

G.W. Schuldt, manager

Sporleder, signs per pro.

H. O. Buse S. Lohmann Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd. (Incor-

E. A. Holzberger I.H.BudloffSchmidt porated under the Companies Ordinance

C. F. Kirsten F. Welsing ofCentral;Teleph.

Hong Kong)30234; — 14,Cable

Queen’s Boad

C. Leopoldt Ad: Metro.

Head Office: 17, The Bund, Shang-

NorddeutscherLloyd, Lloyd,Berlin

Bremen hai

Germanischer Directors—B R. Smith (chairman),

Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance R. Calder-Marshall, Yuson Yeo,

Co., Aachen C. V. Starr, O. Okamoto, M-

Leipzig Fair, Leipzig Reader Harris & G. E. Marden

Mkndis, T. H., Dealer in Ceylon Tea Hongkong F. R. Smith, managing director

and Other i Ceylon Produce — 49, Office

Haiphong Road, Kowloon: P.O. Box 1672 F. G. Maunder, manager

T. H. Mendis, principal

Sole Distributors: Military Hospital, Hong Kong and

Ceylonica Tea Kowloon—(Nee Government)

 HONGKONG A643

MILITARY Deputy • Assistant Director of

Military Forces in Hong Kong— Supplies & Transport—Major

China Command C. W. Richards, r.a.s.O.

G. O. C. The British Forces in Medical :

China — Major-General A. W. Asst. Dir. of Medical Services

Bartholomew, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e., Colonel H. H. Blake, o.b.e.,

D.S.O. M.B.

A. D. C. —P. J. Howorth, r.a. Dep. Asst. Dir. of Hygiene and

Staff : — D.Tibbs, r.a.m.c.

General Staff: Dep. Asst. Dir. of Pathology —

G.S.O. I—Colonel N.M.S. Idwin, Major . G. T. L. Archer, m.b.,

G.S.6.’’I—Colonel V. R. Burk- R.A.M.C.

hardt, d.s.o., o.b.e. Ordnance:

G.S.O. Ill —Captain H. S. P. Asst. Dir. of Ordnance Services

Hopkinson, Rifle Brigade —Colonel J, F. King

G.S.O. Ill—Captain C. R. Boxer, Dep. Asst. Dir. of Ordnance Ser-

Lincoln Regt. vices—Major J. W. Gaisford,

Adjutant & Quartermaster-General’s R.A.O.C.

Staff: Chief Ordnance Mech. Engr.--

A. A. & Q. M. G. in Charge of Major W. H. Postle, a.m.i.

Administration — Brigadier A. MECH. I., R.A.O.O.

B. Thomson, m.b.e. Pay:

D.A.A.G.—Major J. F. Benoy, S. Command Paymaster — Colonel

Stafford Regt. T. L. Rogers, o.b.e.

D.A.Q.M.G.— Major C. E. S. Asst. Command Paymaster -

Dobbs, M.C., R.A.S.C. Major R. H. Smyth, M.c.,

Attached to the Staff: R.A.P.O.

Artillery: Veterinary:

Commander, Royal Artillery— D.A.D.V.S.—Major M. A. Mur-

Colonel A. Burrowes phy, R.A.V.C.

Staff Captain, R. A.—Captain Education:

P. S. Whitehead, r.a.

Major Instructor in Gunnery— Command Education Officer

Major J. M. Smith, r.a. Major H. H. Joseph, b.a.,

Engineers: A.

Chief Engineer—Colonel G. C. Chief Clerk, Genetal Staff—S.

Gowlland S.M. W. ('. srfeet; K.A.s.c.

Staff Officer, Royal Engineer — Chief Clerk, Administrative

Major D. H. Steer, o.b.e., r.e. Staff-S.S.M. C. A. Easton,

Signals: R.A.S.C.

Command Signal Officer—Major Department of the Under Secre-

J. C. McDonald, m.c., R. tary of State fpr War (Deta-

Signals ched from The War Office for

Air Defence: Duty) :

A. A. Def. Comdr.—Lt.-Col. W. Financial Adyiser & Auditor—

T. O. Crewdsen, r.a. B. A. G. Willis

Services: Asst. Financial Adviser & Audi-

Chaplaincy: tor—G. F. Costeloe

Assistant Chaplain General, Headquarters, Hong Kong Infan-

Far East—Rev. W. M. A. try Brigade:

Farren, m. a. Brigade Commander—Brigadier

F. W. L. Bissett, d.s.o., m.o.

Supplies & Transport: Brigade Major—Captain R. H.

Assistant Director of Supplies Bower, k.o.y.l.i.

& Transport—Colonel H. H. Staff Captain—Captain J. C. R.

Wright, n.s. Fitzgerald-Lombard, r.e.

A644 HONGKONG

Hongkortg VoSunteer Defence No. S (/)/. G.) Company

Corps O.G. Company—Capt. A. Urquhart

Corps Headquarters — Teleph. Lieut. R. M. Wood

39 Extension 144 2nd Lieut. S. V. Gittins

Honorary Colonel—H. E. The No. i (M.G.) 'Company

Governor, Sir G. A. Si. North- O. C. Company — Capt. V. C.

cote, K.C.M.G. Branson, m.c.

Honorary Lt.-Colonel — Lt.-Col. Portuguese Companies

H. B. L. Dowhiggin, o.b.e. Headquarters

Commandant—Capt. (Local Lt.- O. C. Portuguese Companies—

Col.) R. C: B. Anderson, m.c., Major S. Jarvis, m.c., k.d.

The Argyll & Sutherland High- Capt. J. S. Rodrigues

landers No. 5 (M.G.) Company

2nd-in-Command — Major E. J. R. O.C. Company—2nd Lt. C. D’Al-

Mitchell; o.b.b. mada e Castro

Adjutant—Captain S. F. Hedge- Lieut. F. V. V. Ribeiro

coe, The Middlesex Regiment Anti-Aircraft Company

Quartermaster — Capt. H. West- O. C. Company—Capt. E. P. Se-

lake, D.C.M. queira

Corps 1st Battery Lieut. J. H. Lawrence

O.C. Battery—^Captain T. Addis- Lieut. H. A. de B. Botelho

Martin M. G. Signals

Lieutenant M. I. De Ville O.C. Company — Lieut. A. N.

2nd Lieut. D. Marshall Braude

2nd Lieut. J. Watson Air Arm

2nd (Improvised) Battery O.C. Air Arm—Capt. J. F. Wright

O.C. Battery—2nd Lieut. G. F. Army Service Corps Company

Rees O.C. Company—Captain J. K.

Engineer Company Bousfield, m.c.

O. C. Company—Lieut. F. W. T. Ross Lieut. E. P. Fletcher

2nd Lieut. W. H. Owen Lieut. T. R Parsons

Corps Signals Medical Section

O. C. Signals — Captain J. H. O.C. Section—Major J. Durran,

Bottom ley M.B., CH.B. (Edin.), F.R.C.S.E.,

Machine Gun Troop d.o. (Oxon.)

O.C. Troop—Capt. A. H. Potts Captain L. T. Ride, m.a., m.b.,

B.CH., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Mobile Column Captain J. A. R. Selby, m.b., a-s.,

O.C. Column—Capt. H. G. Wil- CH.B.

liams Lieut. F. Bunje, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Lieut. J. R. Way Lieut. G. I. Shaw, m.b., ch.b

Lieut. K. C. Hamilton Pay Section

No. 1 (M. G.) Company O.C, Section—Capt.

bertson, M.M. C. de S. Ro-

O.C. Company—Captain H. Owen- Reserve Company (Section A)

Hughes O.C. Company—Lieut. J. C. Dun-

Captain E. G. Stewart bar

Lieutenant L. B. Holmes Reserve of Officers

No. 2 {Scottish) Company Colonel L. G. Bird, d.s.o., o b.b.

O.C. Company—Captain H. R. Lieut.-Col, G. D. R. Black, v.d.,

Forsyth m.d., c.m. (Tor.)

Lieut. A. W. Brown Major C. M Manners, o.b.e.

Lieut. T. P. Saunderson Major M. A. Johnson, m.m.

 HONGKONG A64»

Captain K. S. Morrison Ming Yuen Photographers- 6 Queen’s

Captain A. Mackenzie Road Central; Teleph. 24310

Captain E. R. Davies Missions—(&« Churches

Captain A M. Thornhill

Lieut. A H. Penn

Lieut. R K Valentine fj] Sam hng kung sze

Lieut. D. M. Richards, b.a. Mitsubishi ShojiCo:,Kaisha,

Lieut. C. Blaker, m.c. bishi Trading Ltd ), LtP: (Mitsu-

General Im-

Lieut G Mi skin porters and Exporters, Shipping

Lieut. D. L. Strellett Insurance

Telephs. agents—Holland

(Office) Mess)

26681-4, House;

Lieut. H. J. Silva

Lieut. R. P. Phillips 57052, (Hongkong 20528 (Godown)

& (Kow-

2nd Lieut. G. C. Moutrie loon Mess) 57083; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal,

A uxiliary Units Iwasakipro, Iwasakimet, Iwasakizat,

Railway Operating Detachment Cadre Iwasakicol, P. O. Box 111Iwasakimac & Iwasakifer;

O.C. Cadre—Major R. D. Walker, K. Takagaki, manager

M.O. K. Shinonhara, signs per pro.

Captain I. B. Trevor H. Kasai, do.

Lieut. A. E. Perry M. Fukuka

Lieut. J Smith

Lieut C. J. Waddell # H

Lieut. F. A. Redmond Sam Ching

IVlitsue Bussan Kaisha,

chants, Insurance and General Ltd.,Agents,

Mer-

%mm Importers and Exporters — Prince’s

Alee lin ton kwan kao yn han kung sze

Millington, Ltp., Advertising Agents, Building, andIce 24294;

HouseCable Street;

Ad: Telephs.

Printers

Branch: and FrenchPublishers Hongkong5, 30271-5

Bank —Building, Head Office: Tokyo

Mitsui.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 25187: K. Numata, manager

Cable S. assistant

Ajito, H.managers

Mori and T. Masuria,

F. C.Ad:Millington,

Mil I ad verttnang. dir. (S’hai.)

Agencies :

Miss Elrna Kelly, n.sc., a.i.c., mgr. Tokyo Marine

for South China

Miss Gytha Owen, advertising Taislio

Nippon Marine

Fire Fire Jnsce,

Insurance Insce.

Co.,

Co„

Co., Ld.

Ld. Ld.

manager Meji FireSalvage

Insurance Co., Ld.

'General Office: Nippon Co., Ltd.

B. M. Vieira, accountant Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.

K. W. Fok, chief clerk

G.MissY. I.Lewe, shroff fr W m £

Miss R. Peterson

Moosdeen Mohamedally, N., Genera!Wyndham

Commission Agent—27, Merchant and

St.;

Miss M. L. Vieira Teleph. 20318; Cable Ad: Nomanb-

Studio: hoy

Y. W. Liu 1 S. C. Liu H.A.T.M.Banna, b.sc. (Eng.), manager

C. P. Wong | S. W. Chung Moosabhoy, accountant

Salesmen:

M. Y. Chun j Peter Sung Mok, Dr. T. T., m b., b.s.,

Practitioner—Office: 40,Des VoeuxGeneral Medical

Road

C. P. Wong I T. M. Ho Cent.; Teleph. 24856

Ming Kwong Chan Kee, Electrical Con- Mok, Wm. K. Si, Commission Agents,

tractor—30, Hillier Street; Teleph. 21618 and General Merchants and Im-

porters of Italian Provisions, etc.

$5 H —26, Village Road, Happy Valley;

Ming Sing Cinema Theatre—Sham- Ad: Teleph. 33871; P.O. Box 833: Cable

shuipo; Teleph. 56183 MokCo

Wm. K. S. Mok, manager

A646 HONGKONG

Montargis, M. J. B., Exchartgfi, Bullion

and BillandBroker—French Bldg.;451;Telephs. SJ &• Tij H Mow tah le*

24401 34273; P. O. Box Cable, Moutric & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

Ad: Montargis OrganImporters,

and Manufacturers,

MusicalRepairers,Tuners

Instrument and

Music

Rd.; Dealers—York

Teleph. 20527; Buildings,

Cable Chater

Ad: Moutrie.

& PR # $5 1J K Head Otlice: Shanghai. Branches:

Moonraker Motorboat Co., Ltd.—21, don Tientsin, Singapore, Penang and Lon-

Canton atRoad;

Station Kowloon,

Blake Pier. Hongkong

Kowloon Station A. E. Silkstone, manager

at Kowloon Public Pier; Teleph. 57376 J. R. Canning | Mrs. N. Kanis

Agencies:

Moore & Co.. R.—580, Nathan Road; Hammond Organs

Teleph. 50762 Garrard Engineering .fe Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Morita A Co., T., Cloth, Provision, Wine Mowing Co.,Hi Ships’ ^ ^ ^

Brokers, Steamship

and Spirit Merchant—19, LuardRoad: Agents and Manufacturers’ Representa-

Teleph. 21059 tives—67-69, Des Vceux Roadand

Central;

(Night); P. O. Box 724; Cable 33346

Telephs. 24007 (Day), 33345 Ad :

ft ft j§t ^ Mowin ; Codes: Acme, Boe, Bentley’s

Tien-chun-yang-hong Complete & Second Phrase and Pri vate

Morton Bros. & Co., Charles, Importers M.H.K.S.Ng,Huimanager| S. L. Man

and Exporters—ChinaBuilding, Queen’s Agencies:

Road Central;

Charmorco Teleph. 23590; Cable Ad: Australian Flour “Stag’s Head and1

Charles Morton, principal Kiwi” Brands

S. C. Chan, asst, manager Insulating Products, Ltd., Newcastle

on Tyne—Ship Paints, Enamels, etc.

Needler’s Ltd., Hull—Confectionery

Moses Marble Works & Co.—6, Mor-

rison Hill Road; Teleph. 34362 DencilChocolates

and Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Liverpool—Dencil

“Geisha” Fabrique Productde Parfums,

Lexembourg

m & Wing lee Bright Moon

Powder, etc.

Moses & Co., Merchants

Exporters. Ltd., N. S.,andImporters and

Commission

Agents—Prince’s Building; Teleph. M 3§ & B 31

21072; P. O. Box 347; Cable Ad: Moxort & Taylor, Share and General

Diver Brokers—Exchange Bldg. (2nd fir.),

W. Gpldenberg, manager Des VoeuxCableRoad;Ad:Teleph.

E. S. Moses

H. C. Yang 1 K. ,H. Li Box 412; Rialto 20990; P. O.

A. Nissim, principal

Agency:

TplJ ]$£ Tang Lee Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Moulder &

porters &Road Co., (1934) Ltd.,

Importers—China A. B., Ex-

Queen’s Central; Teleph.Building,

20381; Muller & ^PhippsIP! (China), $1 H

Ltd., Fed.,

P.O.

Codes: Box 3^6; Cable Ad: Moulder: Inc., U.S. A., Manufacturers’ Representa-

6th edns.Acme,

and Bentley’s,

Private A.B.C. 5th and tives—Kayamally Bldg., 20-22, Queen’s-

Managing Directors—Wong Oi Ad: Mulphico; Codes: Acme; Cable

Road Central; Teleph. 23298

and

Kut and Fan Chi Kuen Bentley’s.

Director—Ma Hon Ying Avenue, NewHead York Office: One Park

City, U.S.A.

 HONGKONU A647

Music World Co.—24b,

Central; Teleph. 257 21 Des Voeux Road

Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Whole-

stlje Importers & Distributors—67,

Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 31141;

Cable Ad : Mustard. Hes,d Office :

Shanghai

L. J. Cave, branch manager

N.(“Navuo”)

V. OVEEZEESCHK KALIRoad;

1, Chater EXPORTTeleph.

MlJ—

20124; Cable x\d: Naveokali W % ft ft it

Nan yang Bros.

Cigarettes Tobacco Co., Ltd.,&

Manufacturers—Factory

Naef, W , Agent for Ciba (China), Teleph. General Office: 271, Wanchai Road;

Ltd. (Representing Society of Che- 20480; Cable Ad: Nanyang

mical Industry in Basle, Switzer-

land), Manufacturers of Art. ?t m # & m

Indigo. Aniline Dyes, Chemicals &

Pharm. Specialities—French Bank Nash Co., F. E., Solicitors Ac.—Bank

Building, 5 Queen’s Road Central; ofCentral,East Asia Building, Des Voeux Road

Teleph. 32246; Cable Ad: Coior; Nashco Teleph. 31314; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and

Universal Trade

Miss L. J. Cheung, secretary A.F. E.K. Nash,

W. Lui,solicitor

article clerk

Wong Tak Kwong, Chinese re- Staff—

presentative B.LaiJ.Shick

WongKee P. K. Lai

Woo Ping Yiu Chiu TsunSang

Lai Sek Ki

m & n m m Wong Ying Wai Li Tsy Ming

Nam Bund Printing Press, Printers,

Bookbinders, Stationers and Embossers Nathan Hotel—(See Hotels)

etc.—15, On Lan Street; Teleph.

22466 Nathan Rattan Furniture Co. — 23,

Nathan Road; Teleph. 56846

n & wt ft w * m

Nam Chung Pao, Ltd., The, Proprie- ftiSf ** M M it

tors of “The Nam Chung Pao”

(Evening Newspaper)—Office : 110, Nan sin hsien Mu chomj

Hollywood Road; Teleph. 21864; National Aniline and Chemical

Cable Ad : Newsroom Co., U.S.A., Manufacturers andDyes,

Im-

Shiim Wai-yau, managing-director porters

Wu Wai-man, do. FertilizersofandIndigo,

ChemicalsAniline

— Hongkong

Kong Man-shing, manager ADesShanghai

Vceux Road BankCentral;

Building (4th 23829,

Teleph. floor),

Cable Ad: Naccokong. Head Office: 40,

Nam Hing Loong, Ltd. -56, Belcher’s Rector Street, New York

0. M. Gee, manager

Street; Teleph. 22672 J. D. Haynes

Liu In Tso

Nanking Flash Light Factory, Manuf- Staff — Wong Long Chi, Chiu Tz*

acturers of Flashlights & Batteries—70, Ping, Liu Hing Ling, Leung

Main St., Shaukiwan; Teleph. 23877 Pak Kon and Tam Man Yim

A648 HONGKONG

National Carbon Co., Federal Inc.

U.S.A., Manufacturers & Distribu- National Shirts Mfgf. Co., Manu-

tors of Eveready Flashlight Torches

and Batteries, Columbia Projector facturers of Shirts, Pajamas, Un-

Carbons, Etc.—Kweilin Street (Cor- derwear and Neckwear—13-15, Flem-

ing Road; Teleph. 32663; Cable Ad:

ner of Fuk Wa Street); Teleph. Nationalco, Hongkong; Codes:

51012; Kowloon; P.O. Box 1615; Bentley’s Complete Phrases, Orien-

Cable Ad : Rayelbon ; Head Office : tal 3-Letter and Acme

2, Peking Road, Shanghai K. H. Shin, manager

K. Broch, manager

R. A. S. Waters, asst, manager

Staff — K. W. Cheu, C. W. Lim. C.

G. Wang, K. S. Chan and Miss L. Nationalft Trading ft ft ft

Co., The, Impor-

Paidridge ters and Exporters—7th floor, China

Bldg.; Teleph. 28943; P.O. Box 1479;

National City Bank of New Yokk—(Nee Cable Ad: Natatores

Y. S. Chan, manager

Banks)

National Commercial and Savings National Exporters

Trading Gorpn.. Importers,

Bank, Ltd.—{See Banks) China Bldgs.and(6th General Merchants—

floor); Teleph, 33807;

P.O. Box

Codes: Acme,497;Bentley’s

Cable addAd: Private

Kwokwah;

n&m. mm& H. K, Chang, manager

National Lacquer and Paint Products Jos. Lee, sub-mgr.

Co., Ltd., The, Manufacturers of Miss P. K. Fung, secretary

Paints, Enamels, Varnishes and

Cellulose Lacquers—704-710, King’s Dockyard

Road, North Point; Teleph. 31601;

Cable Ad: Camelpaint or 3536 NAVAL

A. J. Ren, general manager As from November 19S6

Yan Man Leung, treasurer Commander-in-Chief

Harry J. Lowe, chief engr. Vice-Admiral Sir Charles J. C.

Kingsley Wong, sales mgr. Little, k.c.b

Personal Staff

# ^ ^ « A £ @ Secretary—Payr. Capt N. H.

Beall, o.b.e.

National Mutual

Australasia, Life Association of Flag Lieut.—M. B. P. Francklin

Bank of CantonLtd., The —5thRoom

Building, floor,66,6,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 27473; NavalCommodore, Establishments at Hongkong

2nd class—E. B. C.

Cable Ad: Nonforfeit Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.C.

H. R. Wells, secretary (In Charge of Naval Est. at H’kong )

W. K. Ng, representative

{Broad Pendant in “ Tamar”)

National Publishers, Ltd., The (Incor- Personal Staff:

porated in Hongkong), Proprietors of Secretary—Payr. Cdr. H. G.

“The Canton Hailv Sun” and “The Oswin

Canton Truth”—Hongkong Office : Flag Lieut.—N. de G. Way-

12-14, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 26310; mouth

P.O. Box B.C.;

714. Teleph.

Canton14003;

Officer 114, Staff:

Shameen, P.O. Box Staff Officer (Operations}—Con.

26; Cable Ad: “Cantonsun,’’ Hong C. Wauchope

Kong A Canton Paymr. Lieut.—F. V. Harrison

K. B. Vaidva, managing director and Pay. Lieut.—C. H. A. Harper

editor-in-chief Wt. Wtr. -J. Brain

 HONGKONG A649

(For Duty in Commodore’s Office) Naval Ordnance Inspection Dept.

For Special Duties—Lieut.-Comdr. Deputy Inspector of Naval

R. R. Helbert Ordnance

Hovenden,—r.n.Comdr. R. C.

Staff Officer (Intelligence)—Capt.

C. L. Edwards, r.m.

Civil Secretary and Cashier—H. R. N. Armament Depot

J. S. Scull Senior Armament Supply Officer

Assist. Cashier—J. C. L. Penney —T. W. Archer, m.b.e.

Comdr. of the Dockyard — Cdr. Deputy

E. F. Disbrpwe

Lt.-Comdr. (Retd.)—B. M. Douglas —D.' F.Armament

Waller Supply Officer

Comd. Boatswain—H. J. Monk Assistant Armament Supply Officer

Comd. Gunner (T) —E. Tickell —M. W. McGrath

Chief Constructor — F. Hickey,

M.I.N.A., R.C.N.C. H.M. Victualling Yard

Constructor—S. N. Trevan, r.c.n.c. Superintendent—S. W. Evans

Assistant Constructor — H. E. Assistant Victualling Staff Officer

Newnham, r.c.n.c. —T. H. Pratt

Chief Engineer—Eng. Capt. A. K.

Dibley

First Assistant — Commander (E) R. N. Torpedo Depot, Kowloon

G. L. M. Salter Torpedo Engineer Officer—En-

Second Assistant — Engr. Gommr. gineer Lieut.-Commander T.

H. A. Higgs E. Davies

Assist, for Gun Mountings—Engr. Assistant Armament Supply Of'

Commr. A. Holt ficer—F. H. Compton

Superintending Civil Engineer—

W. A. Laing, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e.

Civil Engr.—C. W. N. McGowan, Navy League—(-See Associations)

M.A., A.M.T.C.E. (Acting)

Assist. Civil Engrs.—L. Jackson, B.

eng., a.m.i.c.e., F. H. Stokes, B.sc. & ‘g ft m m

Asst. Surveyors—D. M. Fisher, Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of

p.a.s.i. (Acting) and F. J. Neon Light Signs—8.1, Des Voeux Road

Hammick Central; Teleph. 34327-;; andCable Ad:

Superintending Electrical Engineer Necan; (Head

Code : Bentley’s

Office)

at Canton

—C. J. Manning, a.m.i.e.e. C. C. KPoor,

up, branch manager

Electrical Engineer — W. H. James Sales manager’

Browning,

Naval Store Officer—W. B. L. Representative for’. -

Roberts Claude Neon Lights, Fed., Inc.„

Deouty do. —T. E. B. U.S.Ai, Shanghai:

Harnden

Asst. Store Officers — W. M. NederlandSche IndiscSe Handels Bank

Bishop and A. W. Holden

Deputy Expense Accts. Officer— —(Nee Banks)

H. Appleton

Assist. Expense Accts. Officer — B. fn L? tse

L. Ellis Nemazee,

Chap.—J. T. B. Evans, b.a.

Medical Officer—Surg. Cdr. R. Road; Teleph. 20930; P.O. Box Vceux

IV1. , Merchant— 1, Des 411;

B. McVicker, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. Cable Ad:.; Nemazee

Assist, to Cdr. of Dockyard and M.H.Nemazee, principal

Farnudy.signs per pro.

Superintendent of Chart and R. Silva

Chronometer Depot—Lt.-Comdr. M. Mehdi Nemazee

Lui’Cneong Kwong

K. K. Kirby

A32

A650 HONGKONG

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Nielson

Limited—Chung Tin Building (2nd 31708; Gloucester P.O. Building;

Box 719; Cable Telephs, 31707-

Ad. Checko

floor), 5, Des Voeux Road Central;

Telephs. 30320, 30328 and 30329;

Box 351; Cable Ad: Nestmilk, Sub- P.O. S. Baxter, manager

T. A. Martin & Co., auditors

offices : Canton, Kongmoon, Swa- H.

H. A.Ismail,

Paulino,

clerkcashier

tow, Amoy & Foochow F. W. White, agent ,

A. M. Leuenberger and E, A. R. New-

ton, joint managers for Hong

Kong and South China

W. A. Simpson

D. F. Kilby

G. S. Ladd

Miss F.E. Grimmitt

Miss Silva jsar&m-

NetherlandsConsulate—(/SWConsulates) Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Traw-

lers Fisheries and Dealers, Ex-

porters of Fresh, Frozen, Cured Fish

Netherlands Harbour Works Co.— facturers and all Other Sea Products,

and Exporters of FishManu-

Meal

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg. j Fowel Food and Fertilisers, etc., etc.—

(2nd fl.), Des Voeux Road; Teleph.

24211; Cable Ad : Dredgers ; Codes : j: Road Hongkong Branch: 67-9 Des Voeux:

A.B.C. 6th Edn., & Bentley’s. Head Hongkong; Central;Codes:CableBentley’s,

Ad: Nissui,

Acme

Office: Amsterdam, Holland | and Private

M.F.vanP. da

Heyningen-Nanniga,

Silva, accountant manager J. Mayene, director and Hong

Mrs. L. G. Pinna, assistant Kong branch manager

M. Kitayama, signs per pro.

Netherlands Trading Society—(Nee Staff—S. Saito, Z. Kara, M. Nishihira,

Banks) Y.S. Ohtsuka,

W. Lee andK.K.Minamide,

Y. Yong S. Sato

Nethersole Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

T3& vft it® H 3S fr m & m * h

New Asia Artistic Advertising NipponVatYusen pun yau shuen hung sze

Kaisha (Japan Mail

Painting27516

Teleph. Co. — 52, Hennessy Road; Steamship Co.)—King’s Building, 8-10,

Connaught Road Central; Teleph.30291

New Kowloon Theatre—95, Kai Yan Ad: Yusen (Private Exchange to all Depts.); Cable

Road; Teleph. 58712 K. Watanabe, manager

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, Y. Ono, sub-mgr.

Marine and General Insurance— Staff:Y. Tamura, sub-supt.

Bank of East ^Asia Building, 10,

Des Voeux Road Central; Telephone

28008; P.O. Box 783; Cable Ad: K. Hirota

S.T. Naito T.H. Kuroda

Taketomi

Newzico; Code: Bentley’s Wada M. Nagano

A. C. Ellis, manager E. Katsuki S.T. Takeishy

Komatsu

M. Fukune

K. Ishizaka S.G. Tada

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., The, M. Kitamura Misawa

Publishers, Printers, Book-binders and S. Kawakatsu T.T. Endo Hata

Stationers—China

Wyndham Mail Building,

Street; Teleph. 3a,

20022; Cable S.M.Tsukamoto

Ad: Mail; Code: Bentley’s Yamaguchi T. Hashimoto

G.C. Burnett, manager K. Matsukuma F.Kwok Gomes

Lun Hi

Y.M. Kojima

Takeshima Wong KaiManChu

Ming

Nicaraguan Consulates—(Nee Consu- E. A. Kinsey Cheung Wong Wai Sin

lates) K. Asano

 HONGKONG A651'

LamManCheong O. M. de Castro Basto, principal

Chow Shun Ting ] ChiuChowKin YuenChuen

Foo

J. J. Basto and B. Basto, joint mgrs.

Lai

BawWoon [ LiKwok

KomKow Hung F. X. Delgado

Pui Remedies I1 L.L.A. Santos

A.Mrs.M. C.Silva A.M.Rozario

Vital

Canton Office:

T. Omori, resident repres.

M. Ishigami Norwegian Consulate—(See Consu-

Agencies for: lates)

Cunard White Star

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha Line

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Nisshin Risen Kaisha poration (of London), Ltd.—4a, Des-

The Fuso Marine Fire Insce. Co., Ltd. Voeux Ocean -Road; Teleph. 30967; Cable Ad:

Gilman & Co., Ltd., local agents

£ m is m No po e sang

Noble & Co., Dr. — TTnion Building; Office Cleaning Bureau, The, Con-

Teleph. 20331;

Cyril H. Ca,bleB.n.s..

Burton, Ad: DocBurton

n.n.s. tractors for Renovating & Maintaining

Successor to Joseph W. Noble, d.d.s. Office & Buildings,

Repolishing — 3rd TerrazzoCommercial

National & Marble

and J. Thomas, b.d.s., d.d.s. Bank Building, floor; Teleph. 32400;

Nocht, Helmut, Photographic Goods P.O. Box 741; Cable Ad: Officebureau

—St. George’s Bldg.; Teleph. 21291;

P.O. Box 309; Cable Ad. Helno Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—12a, Des

Vceux Road C.; Teleph. 28607

^ Wi -m m it J. H. Fox, manager

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Oi Kwan Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

(Melchers & Co., Agents)

Building,27772;

Connaught Road—Nordlloyd

Queen’s 63, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Central;

Teleph. Cable Ad: 26510

W. Sporleder, manager

Passenger Dept. On Fat & Co.,HardwareDealers,

Commission Agents, Ship-

I. Rudloff Chandlers,

Freight Dept. and General Storekeepers—25Importers and 27,

C. F. Kirsten Wing Kut Street; Teleph. 20631; Cable

W. K. Chan Ad: Onfat

North British and Mercantile In- OnTeleph. Lee 20107& Co. — 358, Lockhart Road;.

surance Co., Ltd., Fire and Marine

Insurance

Agents: China Underwriters Ltd. & m % m m %

—4a, Des Voeux Road Central

On Lok Yuen Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

North China

UnionMandarin Insurance Co., Ltd.— of Confectionery,

Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable Cream and Ice; Modern Biscuits, Ice

Ad: Soda

Fountains and Restaurants—25, Des

Voeux Road Central;

21022; Cable Ad : Onlooker; Codes : Teleph.

it ep & jib Bentley’s, Western Union, AB.C.

Lo long ya yan tsz Jcoon 5th Edition

Noronha & Co., Government & General Cheung Kat Shing, managing director

PrintersStreet;

and Publishers—Office: 18, Ice Peter Cheung, manager

House Workshop: 6, Duddell

Street; Teleph. 21004 (Office of The; Optorg'Company (Malaya), Ltd., Im-

Hongkong “Government Gazette”); port and Export—French Building,

Cable

edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Noronha;Complete

Codes: Phrase

A.B.C. 5th Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 24522

*A32

AC52 IIONUftONG

Ceganic Fertilizur Co., Manufac-:i tt ir jS m m m m x

turers of Double Frog Brand “Organo

—Registered Office: Bank of East Asia Tdi pan sheung shun chii silt wui sh6

Building, 33533;

Teleph. 10, Des Cable

Voeux BeadAd: Central;

Ogano. Osaka

BuildingShosen

(groundKaisha—St.

floor); Teleph.Georges

28061;

Factory: 34. Belchers Street, Kennedy Japan Cable Ad: Shosen. Head Office: Osaka,

Town; Teleph. 33532 ,

G. Stanley Lovett, managing director

Roland M. Pearce, factory manager T. Katsunuma, manager

& director S. Kusumoto, assist, mgr.

Y. Ebihara

M. Fujii ’

m Coat& MSupply Co., Distri- S.Y. Fujii

Kitao

OrientaS T. Nakajima

butors & Merchants—Alexandra Build- K. Sakai

ing; Teleph. 21455; Cable Ad: Orico; T. Suzuki

Code Used: Bentleys Agent for ■.

C. Regis

M. Castilho, manager

Castilho Nanyo Kaiun Kabushiki Kaisha

Tu “Overland China Mail”—“China

M '$i M ng fong m chong Mail” Building, 3a, Wyndham St.;

Orient Tobacco Manufactory, C. Teleph. 20022

G. C. Burnett, .manager

Ingenohl, LTj>.r The—582, Nathan

Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 58039; P.O. Overseas Assurance Corporation Ltd.,

Box 69; Cable Ad: Moderator. The, Fire Insurance—Bank of East

Showrooms: Ligar Stores, “La Per- Asia Building, 10, Des Y.ceux Central;

la del Orient©,” Hongkong: Redder Teleph. 28008; P. O. Box 783; Cable

St.,

RoadHongkong

Central, Hotel Bldg. Bldg.;

Gloucester & DesDceux

Kow- Ad:New Newzico; Code:Insurance

Bentley’s Co., Ltd.,

loon : Wharf Entrance, Zealand

E. de Chaffoy, managing director managing agents

H.

J. M.Sauerbeck,

d’Almeida,asst. do.

accountant Overseas Trading Co., Importers, and

Exporters—Asia Life Bldg.; Teleph.

24077; P.O. Box 489; Cable Ad:

Oriental-American Agencies, Expor- Ovetraco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

ter and Importer and Manufac- andP. Private K. Shenky, managing director

turers Representatives—China Bldg.;

P.O. Box 815; Cable Ad: Oraminco; Oxidite Battery Corporation, (Fac-

Codes: Bentley’s and Private tory) Manufacturers of Storage

Oriental Motor Car Co., The — 365, Batteries and Plates—Factory: 39,

Lockhart Road; Teleph. 20406; Cable Tak Ku Ling Road, Kowloon; P.O.

Box 575- Cable Ad: Oxbac; Branch

Ad: Oriemocar Office: Shanghai

Oriental Theatre — Fleming Road; P. & O. Banking Corporation—(See

Teleph. 30015 Banks)

Vic. Hugo, manager

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and Palace Hotel—(See Hotels)

Exporters (South China Produce) — ^ H§ E Pa ma tan na

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 26528;

Cable Ad : Kunihiro Palmer

veyors St Turner,

andandCivil Architects, Sur-:

Engineers—Offices

M. Kunihiro, manager Hongkong Shanghai Bank Building,

A gents for: Hongkong; Union Building, Shanghai;

Osaka Electrolyzed Tin Works India : Branches at Rangoon & Bombay.

Hattori Poultry Farm, Nagoya

Nippon Paint Co., Ltd., Osaka Hongkong Office), 20176 Telephs. 31983 Cable

& 31241 (Staff); (Private

Ad:

Tokio Pyrotechny

 HONGKONG ' A653

Partners— P4RKE,

' Davis & Co., Biologicals

aceuticals—David House, Desk Pharm-

Voeux

G; L. Wilson, F.K.I.B.A., f.s.i. (S’hai.) Road Certtral; Teleph, 28091; P. O. Box

J. A. Ritchie, a.r.i.B.a. (India) 73

Staff (Hong Kong)— C. Evan Pilgrim

D. MacAlister H. V. Stokely

V. T. Low, A.M.I.STRUCT,E.

F.P. A.Grose

Cordeiro

L.H. A.S. Tam,

L. da b.^C;

Silva,,b^so. r

P.P. Archipoff Pavri »fe Sons, K. S., Merchants, Importers

F. Chan and Exporters.-Commission Agents and

Y.S. S.C.Yuen Manufacturers’;

Wyndham Street;' Representatives

Teleph! 20898; —rlO. .32,

Shao . Box 329: Cable

Miss R. Pjnna Principals': ■ • o.Ad: Kasopa

Miss. C, L. Koo. K. S. Pavri (Bombay)

J. KaTtPavri

Panal Airmail

AmericanPassenger Airwaysand Co.,Express

interjiation- P: K. Ba'vri CHongkofig)*'

Ser- "Si K. Pavri do.

vice— . R. K.' Pavri, signs-per pro.

Telephs.Room33131201,and King’s 33151; Cahle Buijding;

Ad: 1 .1. K; Pavri

Panair; Codes: lataanff Private.

sion Headquarters;.Alameda, Divi-

California N. M. Pftvri

Phil S. Delany, traffic representative

1

Agents for:

.‘for China * , .The Kwong Man Bqpng Fire-Cracker

MaxB.L.Greenough,

W. Lessner, operations

maintenance ■ j

dept,dept, Manufacturing

Ltd.

Co. (Hcng Kong),

Mary T. Nejedly, secretary The Kwong Hing Tai Fire-Cfacker

{See China 1 National Aviation Cor-: Manufacturirtg Cp^'(]Vlacao) ,'

poration) TheManufacturing

Chun Thai C°- Yick(Macao)

Fire-Cracker

Panama CoNsuLAm^Nee Consulates) •Chinese. Foreign''r Knitting Co: of

China, Ltd-.', Hohg Kong

The Paul Torch" and Battery Factory

Paper Co. (Late Van Reekum Bpos.

Amsterdam), Ltd., Hong Kong

Office,

kong andPaper Shanghaiand BankBoardsBuilding;

— Hong- 5r T 1#

Teleph. 33503; Cable Ad: Reekupapie Payne & Co., Cqmmqdity Brokar-s,

H. Seidler, manager

Staff—A. W. Beer, Miss E. Summers Exchange - Hoiig ‘New York JK-orig-Manila—' 26631-

Stock

and Mi:s. M. Guttinger 26632-26633:Building;

Cable Ad : Telephs.

Payneco

Resident Partner— Geo. R. Payne

Paramount Films of China, Inc'.—6th Staffs —- Mi StegCr, Y. C. Lee, G Y.

floor, Shell House; Teleph. 26487; P.O. Tsang. D. Si Alves, Phil ip N g, Sidney

Box 120; Cable.Ad: Paramount' : Wong,' K. Y.LiPoon,

Hop Kee, P. C. and

Cheung Ng, Wong

Fung

B. A. Proulx, manager Shin Nee' ^

C.Mrs.C. N.Tso,E. asst, manager

Whiteside,' steno-acct. Members—New York Cotton Ex-

Ho Woon Bun, film inspector change:

Exchange,NewInc.York

& Coffee k Sugar

Commodity Ex-

Chan

Chan Dik, Kao, assist.

shipper do. change, Inc., New York ;

Representing — Harris

York : Reynolds & Yose;London

& Gibson, New

PaRekji & Co., K. P., Merchants ! & Com- k Liverpool

Ltd., Singapore Dupire, Morrell,

mission

Dealers Agent'

in Indian's, Exporter's & Importers,:

Provision—73,

hain Street; Telfeph. 28437; P. O.Wynd- Box Foreign

Chicago,Correspondents—New

London, Liverpool, York, Win-

786; Cable Ad: Parekh nipeg, Singapore & Mariila

A654 HONGKONG

Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc., Percy Smith, Seth

Agents:

tributorsRKO-Radio

of all kinds Pictures

of TheatreandEquip-

Dis- porated

Central;Accountants—6, Des31900;

Telephs. 20700 and Voeux Cable-

Road

ment—14, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Ad: Accuracy.

25667

W. K. Way, district manager J. Hennessey Seth, f.s.a.a.

D. McKenzie, clerk S. Hampden Ross, A.c a., f.s.a.a.

C. P. Lee, do. W. L. Alexanler, c.A.

C. K. Chiok, do. Donald Black, c.A.

G. F. Walker, c.A.

Peak Club—(Nee Clubs) Mrs. Wong

Wong Ping Fan

J. M. Walker Miss Choy

Peak Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Miss E. Fox Mrs. E. M.

Mrs. A. V. Kennedy

Peak School—(Nee under Govt.) Mrs. E. Anderson

D. )Wong KwokTung:

Kan Yuet Hing

Hargreaves 1Ya Sung Hee

m & vm % & km \u Treasurers:

Shan ting lun eke yau han hung sze Hongkong Cricket Club

Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.—Office: Alex- Hongkong Football Association

andra Buildings, Des Vceux Road Cent. Hongkong Football Club

John D. Humphreys & Son, genl. mgrs. Jewish Recreation Club

Directors—Sir Robert Ho Tung, J.

Scott Harston, L. Kadoorie,

Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson and Peruvian Consulate — {See Consul

D. F. Landale lates)

J. L. Quie, secretary

S.A. F.A. Chubb, supt. engineer

Andrews, inspector Pestonji, R., Share and

8, Humphrey’s General Cornwall

Building, Broker—

Peking Art Rug Co.—32, Nathan Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57243

Road, Kowloon; Teleph, 56981

Peninsula Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Petersen & Co., Importers,

and Insurance — York Exporters

Building,

Chater

Box 672; Cable Teleph.

Road; 27922;Codes:

Ad: Arpet; P.O.

» *6 « ff Acme, Universal Trade, Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Tit hong lun shim hung sze 6th edn., United Telegraph, Private

Peninsular

Navigationand Oriental

Co.,—(Nee underSteam

Mack- H. Arfas, partner

innon, Mackenzie & Co.) F. Petersen, do.

E. Soltwedel, Dyes Dept.

Pentecostal Holiness Mission—(Nee Agencies: D. Wilson, m.p.s., Medicine Dept.

Churches and Missions). J. H. Trachsler Ltd., Shanghai,.

ft m m & Agents

China for:for Hong Kong & South

Pun lee yeung hong Durand & Huguenin S.A., Basle

Pentreath &l Co., Sugar Merchants and (Aniline Colours and Extracts)

Importers and Exporters — Alexandra J. Colours

R. GeigyandS.A., Basle (Aniline,

Extracts)

Buildings;

Pentreath Teleph. 21159; Cable Ad:

G. A. Pentreath,

Staff—Tsoi Wingproprietor

Kai, Lau Jim, Tsoi Pfister, Dr. M. O., m.d. (Germany),

Sai Fan, Hui Siu Wing, Leung m.r.o.s. (Engl.), l.r.c.p. (London),

Wan Ku, Tseung Pak Shing, Physician and Surgeon — Pedder Build-

Chang Tsin Hung and Miss ing; Teleph. 27068. Residence: 3r

Sung Ngan Yu Conduit Road; Teleph. 23591

 HONGKONG A655

w m * ® * Pinpin-'--TJnited Studio Co.—75, Des

Pharmacy, The (Fletcher & Co., Ltd.), Yceux Road jC, ; Teleph., 22975

Chemists and Druggists — : Shell

House; Teleph. 20345. Kowloon PbkooMuLL Bros. . (India), Exporters

Branch: 220, Nathan Road; Teleph. and (Commission Agents—29c, Wynd-

50345 ham Street; Teleph. 25031; P.O.

J. R. Suiter, manager and chemist Box 459; Cable Ad: Pohoomull

D. Walker, chemist

Pollock, —Hon. Sir H.Queen’s

E„ k.c., Barrister-

^Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance at-law Office: Building;

Co.—South China Branch Office: Bank Teleph. 27964

of East Asia Building; Teleph. 21174. Portuguese Consulate— (See Consul-

ChineseTeleph.

•Street; Branch30567;

Office:Cable

46 Ad:

WingNorama

Lok lates)

A.Phoon

L. Sullivan, managermanager

Hyim, Chinese

Staff—J. Ackber, T. S. Wong, Portland Cinema Theatre—214, Port-

Y. S. Ng, C. H. Phoon, W. C. land Street; Teleph. 56895

Yu,

N. S.A.Wong

H. Bakar, W. M. Yu and Potter, Eldon, k.c.. Barrister-at-law—

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20255

'Philco Radio Distributors, Sole Dis- Potts, A: H., Share and Genera. Broker

tributors Hongkong and South China —Stock Exchange Building (7th floor),

of Philco Radio'

• etc.—King’s Sets,Connaught-Road

Building, Tubes, Parts, 10, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20077;

Central, Sennet Freres, Gloucester Cable Ad: Hayloft

K. Stuart Smith I Doreen Ma

Bldg.; Teleph. 32192 and

P. O. Box 238; Cable Ad : Philcorad ,20634 (Mgr.); K. C. Mark J Losing

M. N. Rakusen, manager ^ ^ Polo

R.A. Gardner,

Y. Itenson,asst.radio technician

do. Powell, Ltd., Wm., Gentlemen’s Tailors

and Breeches Makers,' Outfitters and

^Philips Radio (See ; Central Radio Ser- Shoe Specialists—10,

24578 (Store) Ice

and House Street;

vice)—

Teleph. 60, 59814;Nathan

Cable Ad:Road, Kowloon; Telephs.

Cenrad Cable Ad: Polo

20700 (Office);

H.iOvery, managing director

ilq- : W.L. Alexanderj secretary

•Phoebus

turers Neon

NeonLight Co., Ltd., and

Manufac-

Signs Prince’s Ca£,e, The—18a, Queen’s Road

—Headof Office: Light Tubing

St. George’s Building, , Central; Teleph. 21707.

3rd

Cable floor; : Teleph, 20358;

work. P.Teleph.

O. Box : 474;

HankowAdRoad, Marine

Kowloon; Factory 37, Prince’s Theatre (Sang Kwong Co.,

59723 Ltd. ^Registered Office: 4a, Des

J. Ml Jack, b.&c. (Eng.), a.m.i.e.e., . Vopux Rd. Central; General Office,:,

managing

"•^ W.L.M.Jack director

Gittins, B.S0. (Eng.) 1, Nullah Road; Teleph. 53536

Li Ting Yuk, general manager

Lo Ka Hing, house manager

^ &® w ± w m Procure des Missions Etrangeres—

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.— New P. (See Churches and Missions)

&Giblet

O., Building; Teleph. '28031; Cable Ad: Publicity & Commercial Bureau,

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., general Publishers, Printers and General

agents, Hongkong and South China Merchants-!—34, Hankow Rd., Kow-

C. Austin, representative: ^ loon; Cabte Ad': Comma

A650 HONGKONG

m&m ft7Xm m #

Pure CaneLtd.,

Molasses Co. (Hong- R.C.A. Communication, Inc., A Radio

kong), The, Importers and Corporation of America Service—

Distributors of Molasses—Marina Dina House, 1st floor, Duddell St.;

House, 19, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30692; Cable Ad: “Radio-

Teleph. 22787; Cable Ad: Canemola. corp, Hongkong’’

London Directors— Commercial Representative for Hong-

F. K. Kielberg, chairman kong, Macao and South China—

Chas. C. Byers John R. A. Pearne

H. T. Schierwater

H. P. Coles RCA Victor Co. of China—China

W. G. Robertson, director Bldg., 8th floor; Telephone 31133;

(Hongkong) Cable Ad : Victrola

D. H. Blake, director (Hong-

kong)

W. G. Robertson, gen. mgr. Radio A Electro Service—51, Des

F. M. Silva, secretary Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 32904

Staff—

A. V. Remedies and Cheng Kit Radio Telegraph Office—(SVe General

Wan Post Office under Government)

Installation—Shan

tory; Teleph. 51930Tseng, New Terri-

Staff—W. J. Ochsendorff, V. Radio Supplies and Service—51, Des

Schelkunoff and Fu Hin Bun Vceux Road C.; Teleph. 28581

Subsidiary of\ Rafeek & Co., Importers and Ex-

The United Molasses Co., Ltd., porters, Manufacturers’ Representa-

London tives—China Building; Teleph. 25754

ig a * it * # Rahim & Son, C., Exporters &Commission

Importers,.

Purity Drinking Water Co. — 1st. General Merchants

floor, Dina House, Duddell Street;

Teleph. 30692; Cable Ad: Purity Agents—43a, WyndhamandStreet; Teleph.

John R. A. Pearne, manager 25830; Cable Ad: Tajmahal

F. Simonsen, secty.-treas. C.M. Rahim, partner

C. Rahim, do.

Mack Mon Yan, clerk A. A. Somji, assistant

Pyne, Dr. J. S., Dental Surgeon—No.

2 Arcade, Peninsula Hotel; Teleph. a » ± it

50991 Ramsey & Co., Adding,

RepairersCalculating

and Dealersandin

-Dr. J. S. Pyne, d.d.s., m.s.d. Typewriters,

Queen’s College — {See Educational Gramophone Machines—Hotel Cecil

under Government) Basement; Teleph. 21683

N. J. Vessoona., proprietor.

m m * -m. m. Rathoue

Queen’s Dispensary, Chemists, Drug-

gists, Patent Medicine Vendors and Chinese & Raw

Co., H.Produce,

S., Exporters of ^

Essential

Commission Oils, Fire Crackers, Cotton Ready-

Road Central;Agents

Teleph.—20492

22, Des Yoeux made Goods and Piece Goods, Silk

Goods, Curios etc.; Importers of

K. C. Wong, manager Medical Herbs and Indian Provi-

G. A. Lee, chemist sions—45, Wyndham Street; Teleph.

30863; P.O. Box 797; Cable Ad:

^ ± Sotal; Codes Used: Bentley’s A.B.C.

Queen’s Theatre (Controlled by Gen- 5th and 6th Editions, Oriental 3-

eral Amusements, Ltd.), Queen’s Dd. Letter Code and Private

Central; Teleph. 31453

C. S. Rosselet, manager Recreation Clubs—(See Clubs)

 HONGKONG A657

5 EIed Hand Compositions Co. (Associated ft # i Wo

^ Ships

with Wilkinson,

CompositionsI Heywood & Clark)

Hongkong & ShanghaiManufacturers—

Bank Building: Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Mer-

: chants — Mercantile Bank Building,

Teleph. 28021; Cable Ad: Rahtjens

■ General Representative in the Far Ad: Josstree;RoadCodes:

7, Queen’s Central; Cable

Bentley’s,

East—A. S. Potter (Hongkong) Bentley’s Second Phrase, Acme and

Hongkong Depot:'— Schofield’s

E. W, Loveless, Manager L. W. Hutton, director

J. Yue

H. Read, Assistant

Tsaan-Yan (Accounts) K. S. Morrison, director

Wong Hok-Ling (Chinese Sales) Denys Reiss, director (Shanghai)

J. Robinson, director (Swatow)

Agents : J. Ormiston, manager (signs p p.)

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Engineering Dept.—Telephs. 28007

and 28009

| Red Rose Barber Shop—7, Ice House W.

R. J.J. Shrigley

Scotcher (Canton)

Geo. Y. C. Ko

I ; Street, Ground Floor ; Teleph. 33321

W. Tansley ; Lo

G. T. Palmer Pak Him

Francis Lee

Refrigeration Services, Ltd., Manu- Wong Kam- i Fung Chie Ping

cheong

facturers Representative for every- J. R. Bergne-Coupland, repressnta- i K. W. Li

thing for Refrigeration and Air- tive, Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd.

Conditioning—Main Office and Aux-

iliary Workshop: 24, Des Voeux Office Equipment Dept.—

Rd. C. ; .Teleph. 22420. Main Works L. 1). Kilbee

and Kowloon Office: 226, Nathan L. E. Rosario

Road (Entrance from Tak Hing Export Dept.—

Street) ; Teleph. .50311; Cable Ad : H. H. Xavier

Refig

H. C. Best, gen. mgr. General Office (Telephone 28007)

C. A. Franco, accountant S. Rosario J.P. F.H. Tavares

S. M. Lam, assistant A.J. M.

V. Barros S. Chia

Miss Z. Scott, typist Miss D. B. Sousa W. Kwok

A. J Cox, works supervisor Miss P. E. M. P.K. N,T. Wong Leung

C. W. Cox, assistant Morrison

' Agencies:

Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd., Oldham

Registro Italiano Navale ed Aero- J* James (Textile Machinery)

nadtico—10th Floor, Bank of East Mackie & Sons, Ltd., Bel-

Asia Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 | Rope fast (Jute, Ramie, Sisal and

lines); Cable Ad: Veritas Manufacturing Machin-

Surveyors—T. H.M.INST.P.T.,

G. Brayfield, m.i.n.a. ery)

M.I.MECH.E., F.R.S.A. and

A. W. Black, m.inst.p.t., f.r.s.a., i (Oil andHornsby,

Ruston & Ltd., Lincoln

A.M.I.N.A., A.M.I.MECH.E. Gas Engines, Road

Clerk-S. Y. Yan Rollers, Pumps, Boilers, &c)

Broom & Wade, Ltd., High

Wycombe (All Types of Com-

*3 & :£ $?,• '1 ft £ pressors, Portable Compressor

Republic Motorboat Co., Ltd., The, |; Crompton 'Sets, Pneumatic Tools)

Motor Boats for Hire—Service Sta- Parkinson, Ltd.,

tion : West Side, Blake Pier; Tele- ; , Guiseley tuning

(Electrical Manufac-

Engineers)

phone 21257 British Power Boat Co., Hythe.

Mok Lin, mng. director Southampton (Speed Boats)

S. H. Mok, manager 1

G. N. Haderi & Sons, Ltd., Lon-

don (Air Conditioning, Heat-

Repulse Bay Hotel—(Nee Hotels) ing and Ventilating Plants)

A658 HONGKONG

“'"'CftiaWcod -Sate 'Gov,' - j-Httt:;- Office . Equipment Dept : Bftj

) Shrewsbury (Safes and ^Strong Agencies;

Koom Doors) Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd., fl

Liner Concrete Machinery Cq., < Leicester (Typew riters)

Ltd., Newcastle - Upon - Tyne Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1

(Concrete Mixers and Stone Detroit, Michigan

Breakers) Shannon Limited, London

i Nobel Chemical Finishes, Ltd-; Managers for:

London (“Dtilux” &“Diico’? Eastern Asbestos Cq. (Teh 20501)

i Products)

; Sir James Farmer Norton ■& A. Howarth

Co., Ltd., Manchester (Textile J. L. Alves

Finishing Machinery, Wire Agencies:

] Drawing Machinery, &((•) Beldam Packing & 'Rubber Co., ;

■ Samuel Osborn & Go., ■ Lt^s, Ltd., London (Engine Packing j

\ Sheffield (Tool Steels,. Files, and Jointing)

j Drills, &c.) Hoyt Metal Co.: of Great Bri- |

j Alklum Storage Batteries. Ltd- tain, Ltd., Putney (Anti- 1

‘ (Storage Batteries) friction Metals)

Priestman Bros. & Co.,; Ltd., J. Datnpney & Co., Ltd., 1

Hull (Dredging Machinery) Newcastle-on-Tyne ; (“Apexior” ,

j James H. Lament & Co., Ltd.,

Edinburgh (“Securex” Pipe

1

■ Compound)

j Fittings) • M. C. Thomson & Co., Ltd.,

| Staveley Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., • Glasgow (Canvas)

; Staveley (Sand Spun Pipes) Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ltd.,

Liverpool Refrigeration , Co.j Newcastle-on-Tyne (Bitumastic

; Ltd., Warrington (Refrigerat- Paint and Enamel)

ing and Ice Making Plants)

j Ironite Co., Ltd., Westminster Rennet, Paul, et Cie—30, Nathan Rd.,

i (“Ironite” Floor Hardening Kowloon; Teleph. 56219

Material)

S Szerelmey, Ltd., London (Stone

Liquid) io0 Lin

James Hardie & Co., Sydney $$ ff

(“Fibrolite” Asbestos Sheets)

W. S. Ray Manufacturing, Co., Reuter, Canton

Br6qkelm;ann ,& Co.—Bank of

Buildfeg (5th floor), 6, Des

San Francisco (“ Ray ” Oil Voeux Road Central; Telephs. 28163

Burners) , and 28164; P.O. Box 91; Cable Ad :

Trane Company (Air-conditioning Reutbrock. Head Office: Shanghai.

| Units) Branches : Canton, Tientsin, Tsingtao’

Paraffine ‘Companies, Inc., .San and Peiping

Francisco .(Roofing Material & H. Heitmeyer, manager

; Floor Covering) Staff—R. Seidler, Miss A. Re-

National Vulcanized Fibre Co., medios, Miss M. Soriano, Miss

Wilmington, U.S.A. (Fibre) M. Botelho, Chan Chun

Crane, Ltd., Montreal, Canada Cheung, Fung Shiu Hong,

(Sanitary Fixtures) Mak Chow Lam, Tse Wing

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine, Yiu, Cheung Pui Fan, Fung

i Canada, Ltd., Toronto - (“Al- Chik Fong, Chow Shiu Kwan,

I fresco” Distemper) i Francis Ho and H. T. Cheng

j Burn & Co.,, Ltd.. ' Calcutta Fung Yun Chi, compradore

| (Stoneware Pipes & Fireclay

Products) A

' Raoul Bigazzi, Florence; Italy Reuters Financial and Commercial

(Italian Marbles) Service—2, Connaught

Eastern Asbestos Co. (Asbestos Teleph. Manager 23956, Road

OfficeCentral;

24572;

Packings) P.O. Box 430; Cable Ad: Reuter

 HONGKONG A659

iKhenish Missionary Society • - {See s m

Churches and Missions) Rocha & Co., J. M. da, Importers,Ex porters;

Rivelle, Importer of Ladies’ Dresses Commission, Shipping

22277; and P.O. Insurance

—Gloucester Building; Telephone Agents—Teleph. Cable Ad: Roda

Box 400,

33186 J. M. da Rocha, principal

B. A. Buckberrough, proprietress R. M. da Rocha, signs per pro.

Bickett, C. A. L., Share and General Mo Kung Ting | S. Y. Sung

Broker, and Member of the Hong-

kong Sharebrokers’ Association— Rodgers, R. A., Exchange Broker—

Bank of East Asia Bldg. (4th fir.); Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.;

Teleph. 27817; Cable Ad : Bluerick; Teleph. 33802

Code: Bentley’s

Rolfe, C. H., Feather Merchant—

dbz St. George’s Bldg.; Teleph. 32202;

Cable Ad: “Rolfech”

Tai Hing

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd., Im- Roman Catholic Cathedral — (See

port and Export Merchants and Churches and Missions)

Manufacturers’ Agents—67-69, Des

Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 21746

and 28446; Cable Ad: Overdale;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Lieber’s Rondonft & ft M f! &

Co., Ltd., L. (Incorporated

and Bentley’s in Shanghai), General Importers—

G. W. Sewell, managing director Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

D M. Vieira I Miss H. Baptista Central; Teleph. 32923; P.O. Box

Miss F. Castilho | L. H. Warnecke 421; Cable Ad : Rondon

Agents: H. H. Corra, manager, Hongkong

James & JohnGlasgow.

our Works, G. Scott,Paints,

Crown Oils,

Col- and South China

Varnishes Alva M. Tavares, sub-manager

Peak, Frean

cuits and Chocolates Lau Chi Cheong

Roxburgh Morgan & Co., Ld., Glasgow. Sole Agents:

DisinfectantsLd., L’don. Christmas Jas.

'Sparagnapane,

Crackers and Table DecorationsMetal PiperHennessy

Heidsieck,Co.,Rheims

Cognac

TheCo., Magnolia Anti-Friction J. Calvet & Co., Bordeaux

of Great Britain, Metals Bouchard Aine & Fils, Beaune

^Norwich Union Fire Insurance Noilly Prat

Societe & Co., Marseille

Dubonnet, Paris

Society,

Meltis, Ld.

Ld., Fire

Bedfordand Marine

and London. Eta. Pernod & Fils,ParisParis

Chocolates and Confectionery Maison Jacquin,

€. House,

C. Wakefield & Co.OilLd.,Specialists:

Wakefield J. Bresson,

Thiriez Paris

Pere & Fils & Cartier-

Castrol London.

Motor Oils

R. Hood Haggie & Sons, Newcastle- Ross, Alex., Motor Co., Importers of

on-Tyne,

Aug. England.

Stenman, Wire Ropes

A. B., Sweden, Screws, Motor Vehicles, Marine Motors and

Hinges & Hardware Machinery—1a, Chater Road (Ad-

(Grotjahn. & Coy., Hamburg joining Hong Kong Club Annexe);

Garage: 145-146, Gloucester Road

Robinson & Co., J. L., Manufac- J. K. Ross, manager

turers Representatives, Import and W. F. Webb, assist, mgr.

Export Merchants—14, Queen’s Rd J. .van der Lely, garage mgr.

Central; Teleph. 32786; Cable Ad:

Nosnibor Royal Hongkong . Golf Club—(See

J. L. Robinson, principal Clubs)

 HONGKONG,

Boyal Hongkong. Yacht Club—-(/See . v^siaffevA. V. Young,

Ling, Chow Kin Fan, .Fung Ma Kai Kit

Clubs) Wa, Loong Ting Oheung, Yuen

-& m & m ^ ± ^ 'M ^ Hi Lam. Cheung. Kwok Wing,

Royal Masbate Gold Mines: Co., Inc:— Ng Kam Chuen, Tsang Kun

Ching,'Beurig

Kwok Hing, Shing Sai,► Tsun

Lam-

26006Queen’s

10, ; Cable Road

Ad : Central;

Masbate • Teleph.

Code : Chung, Chu Tin

Young

W T

ai, Yue Ka

Bentley’s.

Ave., Manila,Manila

P.I. Office : ,519, Bizal AgentsHing and Bertram S. C. To

Dr.general

Jose A.manager

Enriquez, - president- and for-.

The Legal Insurance Co., Ltd-

Royal Naval Canteen—(Nee Clubs) m m # ± m m

Royal Naval Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) Russ, C. A. Sutherton, Solicitor, etc.

—Wang Hing Building (2nd floor),

Rosary Church—(Nee 'Churches and : 27735; Cable Road

10, Queen’s Central; Teleph.

Ad : Soliriiss; Codes

Missions) I Used: Bentley’k l‘‘and A.B.C. 5th

Edition

Roza, Dr. C. F. X. da—China Building Principal — Charles■ Andrew Su-

(4th floor); Telephs: 24515 & 24196 therton Russ

Interpreters—Lo Kwok Min. Loo

Keng Ching, Wong Woon Man,

Roza Bros.,AsiaExchange Rroters—Bank Lo Tsz On, Mak Man Sang,

of East Building, Des Yoeux Sung Tsing Kam, Tsang Kun

Road; Teleph. 204^); Cable Ad: Fu, Lo Tsz Leung, Pun Faan

Dragonlike; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. Um and Chan Lap Chiu

and Bentley’s Clerks—Leung Man Po, Tsang Sik

Principals—A. W. da Roia and Chim, Wong Kwan Wah, Ngan

T. A. de V. Soares Tung Hipg, and Lau Tak Chuen-

Mrs. H. Reis

Lui tonjee

& m m Ruttonjee St Son, H. , Wine

Street;andTeleph.

Spirit:

Rudolf Wolff & Kew, Ltd., Metal Merchants—7, Duddell

Merchants, Importers and Exporters 20190; J. H.

Cable Ad : Ruby

Ruttonjee (Teleph. 27833).

and

Queen’sGeneral

RoadCommission Agents—54,

Central; Teleph. 22173; Staff—H. H. Remedies, Mrs. A.

Cable A. Min, Miss S. Razack, P. J.

E.Ad:Kew,

A. Miss Occasion

Kewmanaging director Tonnochy, H. A. Waller, C.

A. Waller, A. M. Gomeze, S.

S. Lee , F. Jokhi, N. D. Kapadia, R.

M. Shroff, Y. A. Khan,: H, K.

Romford Printing Press—38, D’Aguilar Law; Li Shui Ki,; S. T. Ma

Street; Teleph. 20717 and Tong Leong

Rumjahn & Co., U., Importers, Exporters Sacred Heart College—(Nee Educa-

■& Manufacturers—4, Queen’s Rd. Cent.; tional)

Teleph. 20751; Cable Ad: Ramadan

U. Rumjahn, principal m f-p m m m

Saery’s Printerie, Printers, Book-

Russ St Co., Solicitors, Proctors, 1 Patents binders and Stationery Suppliers—

and Trade Mark Agents—6 , Des Vceux phone 34, Hankow Road, Kowloon; Tele-

Road Central; Telephones 27743 and 50533; Cable Ad : Saery

27744; Cable Ad: Quotation

F. H. Loseby, principal

C.E.R. Sanderson, asst, (solicitor.) -(Nee Home

Sailors’ & Missions to Seamen

Churches and Missions)

 HONGKONG A661

Salmon & Son, Adolph—73, Seen Keen M Sang Tai

Terrace; Teleph. 33344 Sang Tai, Native Bank, Gold and

Money 'Changer-—112, Queen’s Road

Samy, Dk. D. K., Specialist ni Obstetrics Central; Telephs. 25349 and '20904;

& Gynaecology—Marina House, 15- Cable Ad: Santa; Code: Bentleys

and Private

19, Queen’s Road C ; Teleph, 33193

Sarrault, Rolande—20, Queen’s Road

San Martino Co., Importers, Export- Central; Teleph. 32165

ters, Commission Agents and Manu- Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.—

facturers’.Representatives—Exchange (See Banks)

Building, 3rd floor; Teleph: 33768;

P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Marte ^ tP ^ Ifaw Sa Soon

Lo Shiu Kee, manager Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David (Incor-

Agencies: porated in England), General Merchants

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading —12, Des Voeux Road . C-1 Teleph.

Co., Ltd. 34151. (Multiple Lines); P.O. Box 89;

O. Roth & Co. Cable Ad : Sassoons.Street,

Head London,

Office :

G. Bellentani 9, KingBranches:William

E.C.4. Bombay,

Karachi, Persian Gulf and Shanghai Calcutta,

ii t m n ui A. H. Compton,

Robt. sub-manager

^ PR ^ ) L. A.Stock,

Gutierrez, do.

accountant

Sandakan Ltght & Powek Co. (1922),Ltd. M. A. dos Remedies

Miss K. E. Dlendinning

—Head Office: Bank of East Asia Fan Chi Chu & Ng Keng Tsin.

Building; Teleph.. 27781; Cable Ad : , oompradores

Powerhouse

General Managers — Shewan, Tomes.

& Co. ft ?f- m a

Board of Directors — A. L. Shields

(chairman), J. P. Braga, o.b.e. Schmidt &fjin/f wah yang hong

Co., Leica .Cameras, Sie-

and S. M. Churn mens-Cine-Apparatus, Gossen-Expo-

Managing Agents, Sandakan — The ■ suremeters, Perutz Films, Scientific

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd

(Cable Ad: Powerhouse, Sandakan) ' Apparatus, Hospital Equipment,

Chemicals—York Bldg., Chater Rd. ;

Manager

U. H. Mavorand Resident Engineer— Teleph. 27430; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

Head Office: ;Schmidt. &; Co. : Sihai

Branches: Canton*. , Hankow,r Nan-

Sander, Wider & Co., Importers, Ex- king, Peiping and Tientsin

P. A. Schenk, manager

porters & Commission Agents—King’s Staff—E. A. Gen-rich, W. Kit-

Building. 8. Connaught

24411; P.O. Box 325; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. terle, K. Y. Wong, S, Y.

“Sanderdo’,’ Soong, Miss I. Lee

A. Sander, partner Schools—(Nee^ under Educationai and

R. Sander, signs per pro. Government Departments)

W. H. Sander, Import Dept.

K. W. Pedersen, Export Dept. n &

Miss V. Charrihgton

SciENTlFjp Service .06,, Radio and

Scientific ’ Instrument Specialists—

Sang Kee—4a, Des Voeux Road Central; 8a, Des' Voeux

Building; Road,27633;

Teleph. National

P.O. Bank

Box

Teleph. 24217

923; Cable Ad: Scientific. Head

Sang Office: 142, Mtiseum PiOad, Shanghai

2, TinLeeLok& Lane;

Co., Building

Teleph. Contractors—

20562 H. Tseng? manager

W. K. Ma, asst, manager

 HONGKONG

Agencies: m w * ig mn «

Zenith Radio Corpn., Chicago Sham Mow Timber Saw Mill Co.,

(Zenith Radio Receivers) Ltd., Timber Merchants—1a, Perci-

Holmes Projector Co., Chicago val Street; Telephone 21071. Main

(Holmes Projector ,and Acceso- Works: Hunghom, Kowloon; Te-

ries) leph. 57309. Branch: 12, C. K. R.

The Brush Development Co., Ohio Road. Canton: Teleph. 112G7;

(Brush and Astatic Microphone Cable Ad: Sawmill

and Pick-Ups)

Shanghai Furniture Co.—333, Hen-

Scottish Insurance Corpn., Ltd.—4a, nessey Road; Teleph. 20587

Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 25921

C. Y. Kwan, agent Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,

The (Under Manager of Sun Life

Seemin & Lyon, Ship Brokers and Assurance ter Building

Co. of Canada)—Glouces-

Commission Agents, Importers and

Exporters—xlsia

419, Queen’s RoadLifeCentral;

Bldg., Teleph.

Room Shek O Development Co., Ltd.—Re-

26360; Cable Ad: Seemin; Codes gistered Office: Hong Kong Bank

Building; Telephs. 24617 (Secretary)

Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th Edition and and 24616 (Treasurers)

Private Directors—H. R. Sturt, D. H.

Blake, C. Blaker, Lt.-Col. H. B.

flj Lee Wai L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e., D. C. Ed-

monston, T. E. Pearce and M.

Sennet Freres, Jewellers, Watch- H. Turner

makers and 1 hamortd Merchants—Glou-

cester Building, Pedder Street; Teleph. Secretary—F. G. Maunder, a.c.a.

20634; P.O. Box 238; Cable Ad: Treasurers—Messrs. Thomson &

Sennet Co.

J. Dubois, manager Sheldon, H. G., k.c., Barrister-at-law

S. W. Chan —Prince’s Bldg.; Teleph. 20222

Sepher, Dr. S. A.M., m.b.,b.s. (Hongkong), Sherly & Co., W. S., Importers, Ex-

f.r.f.p.s. (Glasgow) — Dina Blouse, porters and Commission Agents—Kay-

3-9, Duddell Street; Telephs. 20943 amally Building, 20-22, Queen’s Road

and 22412 (Residence) Central; Teleph. 24613; Cable Ad:

Shrewdly;

and Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Seu Kon Chi, .Share and General Broker

—10, Des Yoeux Road Central- T. Acme

Wong, managing director

Tele.ph. 21962 ; M. K. Wong, manager

Agents for:

Seventh Day Adventist Mission— The Pepsodent

Monsanto Co., Chicago

Chemical Works, St. Louis

(See Churches and Missions) Horlick’s MaltedA.Milk

Matth. Hohner Co., London

Y., Trossingen

Seymour-Shfxdon . Co., Far Eastern Stevenson & Howell Ltd., London

Shippers—F renoh Bank Building. Kee Chong

Queen’s Road; Teleph. 23544; P.O.

Box 841; Cable Ad : Semshel; Shewan, Tomes & Co., Merchants,

Codes: Western, Union, Bentley’s, Shipping Insurance and Manufacturers’

Oriental 3-Letter and Private; and Agents—Bank of East Asia Build-

at London : Semshel House — 2, ing, Des Vceux Road; Teleph. 27781;

Gresham St., Manchester, Durban, P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: Keechong

Johannesburg, Capetown, Kobe and Principals—A.

Yokohama Shewan L. Shields and I. W.

Accounts and General Department Certain teeuLinoleum)

Products, Products Corp. (Roofing

A.J.A.F.Botelho

Souza I Mrs. E. Silva ThePaper)

Sisalkraft Co. (Waterproofed

Mrs. M. Steel | George A. Low

Import, Building Supplies and T. Tiles)

k R. Boote Ltd. (Wall & Floor

Chemical Depts. Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd. (Sheets

H. Dreyer, departmental manager Tiles, Flooring, etc.)

Import York Safe & Lock Co. (Safes, etc.)

J. Dick, signs per pro. Bitulac Ltd. (Paints, etc.)

J. Pereira International Selling Corporation

Miss R. Cole I Yip Chung Kay (Copper, etc.)

Lee Wah Chue

Kg Kang Ching | Li

FungJickYuen

TingLeung Union Oil Co. of California (Oils, etc.)

Building Supplies Ernst Schliemann Oelwerke (Oils)

Compagnie de Produits Chimiques et

C. W. L. Cole Electrometallurgiques Alais, Froges

MissWah

M. Xavier et Camargue (Chemi, cals)

Lee Fun | Ho Sang Soci^te Chimiques de Produits Coignet

Chemicals (Phosphorous

R. V. Lederhofer, m.k., b.sc. L. Givaudan & Co. (Perfumes)

W. A. Shea | K. J. Owyang “ Ifah ” (Pharmaceuticals)

Machinery Department McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (Toilet

Articles)

G.MissI.E.Gittins

C. Dudley I| Cheung

Ng HangTsun On King C. Huge Thiss (Canned Food).

Philip W. Hey man (Canned Provi-

Export Dept.. sioiis.)

H. T. Buxton Machinery Department

A. Sarny | M. A. Gomes British

General Managers of: trical Insulated

Cables andCables, Ltd. (Elec-

Accessories)

TheCo.,Hong Century

and Electrical Supplies) Motors

Electric Co. ; Fans,

Ltd. Rope Manufacturing

Kong

Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (Diesel

The(1922),

Sandakan

Ltd. Light & Power Co. Engines, Lumps, Electrical Plant,,

General Agents for : etc.)

Moffats Ltd. (Electric Cookers)

China Underwriters, Ltd. Yeritys Ltd. (A. C. and D. C. Motors,

A.Light

C. &Fittings,

D. C. Switch

Radiators)Gear, Fans,

Agencies :

Import Department Thomas Ths. Sabroe & Co., Ltd. (Re-

A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. (Leather) frigerating Machinery)

The United States Leather Selling Gibson

poration.Electric Refrigerators Cor-

(Refrigegators)

Corp. (Sole Leather) Electrolux Ltd. (Refrigerators, etc.)

Dynamit-Actien-Gesellschaft (Dy- Red Wing Motor Co. (Marine Engines)

namite, etc.) Wingets Ltd. (Concrete Mixers)

Chinese

Ltd. Alumininium Rolling Mills, Etablissements Lebocey (Knitting

Foil) (Alumininium Sheets and Machines)

Societe Rateau (Pumps)

Alumininium Union Ltd. (Aluminium Yates Improved

Products)

Anglo-Siam Corporation Ltd. (Teak- (Railway Track Rail Anchors Ltd.

Materials)

wood) Gregg Co.,

Equipment) Ltd. (Cars & Railway

“Italit” Products, Ltd. (Asbestos

Cement Sheets) Birdsboro Foundry Co. (Rolling Mill

Machinery)

The Celotex Co. (Celotex Plaster Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.

Board) (Telephones)

Saleseorporation

Glass Factories,ofLtd.Bohemian Sheet

(Yitrea Glass) Bruntons (Musselburgh), Ltd. (Wire

Rope)

Truscon Steel Co.

Metal Lath, etc.) (Steel Windows, British Belting and Asbestos Co.

(Asbestos Brake Lining)

A664 HONGKONG

Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. ^ n w n s®

(Pneumatic Tools)

Cleveland Rock Drill Co. (Rock Drills) Shui Hing Co., General Providers—

187-195, Des Voeux Road Central ;

Davey Compressor Co.' (Air Com- Telephs. 32648 and 20049; Cable Ad:

pressors) Kooshui

Airetool

Cleaners)Manufacturing Qo. (Tube

Bell Brothers, Ltd. (Water Filtering Shun Yick & Co., Engineers & Contrac-

Plants) tors—6, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Ferro-Arc

trodes) Welding Co., Ltd. (Elec- 31821

Wonhams Incorporation (Railway Ho Shun Hing, manager

Materials) Harold Chan, assistant manager

, Staff—B. Chan and Wong Shing

Shi Man Wai, Dr., General Practi- Siamese Consulate—{See Consulates)

tioner — 62, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 33455

Siemens China Engineers

Branch), Electrical Co. (Hongkong

and Con-

Shi Yu Man, Share & General Broker tractors — 12, Pedder Street, Pedder

—Chung Tin Bldg.; Teleph. 26160; Building (4th floor); Teleph. 24883

Cable Ad : Scienter R.G.Schwob, branch manager

A. de Figueiredo, engineer

Staff—A. Zimmern, F. R. Zim- J. Huber, dip!, ing.

mern, Kan Chak Pan and Kan

Chak Hang PI. Lange, sales dept.

A. Kletke, steno-typist

Siemssen & Insurance

Co., Import and Exportof

Shields, H. F., Dental Mechanic to Merchants, Agents—Bank

China Building, 6, Queen’s Road Cent.;

Profession, Admiralty and Royal All Standard Codes used; Teleph. 27718

Air Force Contractor — Alexandra L. C. Liedke, manager

Bldg. (4th floor); Teleph. 23171; J. Herde, engineer

P.O. Box 700 G. Arndt

Agencies in Hong Kong & China:

Licensed to Supply and Construct Silva, M. A. da, Solicitor—11, Queen’s

Stainless Steel : Road Central; Teleph. 31467

“Magnus” Metal

“Magnus” Metal Sundries

"Magnus” Metal Equipment ILL IS L> J12 Vt M it)

“Magnus” Metal Dentures Silva, P. M. N. da, Share and General

Dental Lathe Brushes Broker—

Building Hongkong

(8th floor), IceStockHouseExchange

Street;

Teleph. 20131; Cable Ad; Nolasco

Shing Mun Valley Water Scheme- P. M. N. da Silva, principal

MaChinery & Plant Disposal Store: J. M. N. da Silva

Chatham Road, Hung Horn, Kow- C. N. da Silva

58071 (Ask for'578)

Shorthand & Commercial Bureau, Silva-Netto U ^ To

& Co., Import

The, Tuitibn Given in all Commer- Merchants—Alexandra Building & Export

cial Subjects—York Bldg., Chater floor); Teleph. 21829; P.O. Box (4th 397;

Road; Cable Ad: Jerome Cable Ad: Silvanetto

Jerome E. Law, Director A. F. B. Silva-Netto

 HONGKONG A665

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd., The

—173, Deg Voeux Road, Central;

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd., Authorised Teleph. 25079 ; ‘Cable Ad : Sinalive.

Manufacturers of Fibrous Gypsum -Capital $2-,000,000. Bran-

Plaster, Plaster of Paris, Casting ches‘at Cantoriip Shanghai & Shekki

Plaster, Gypsum Fertilizer, Keene Board of Directors—Choy Hing

Cement, Gypsum Blocks, Plaster (chairman), Ma Wing Chan, Ma

Board and Dental Plaster—Regis- Joe

Hok Yung,

Ting, JanTongCon Sang,Tai ChakWan,

tered Office: Queen’s Bldg, (grd floor); Kwong Ming Kok, Chau To Chong,

Teleph. 28367; Gable Ad : Simplex; Lam Pak K wan, Fong Fulson, Ma

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s 1st and 2nd Ping Yip, Lam Kau Mau

W. F. Blake, manager Gen. Managers—The Sincere Co., Ltd.

Staff—K. P. Chan, Kan Tat, Manager—C. Lun Ku

Wong Kwai Yan and Leung Fong Fulson, treasurer

Wing Wong Hiu Kwotig, accountant 1

ft m & m m

'SinBuilding,

& Co,, P.14, H.,Queen’s

Solicitox-s—Asia Life a » ® # it ® ® «-» ft

Road Central Sincere Insurance and Investment Co.,

Telephs. 2666S and 26669; Cable Ad: Ltd.,

Sind on.

PeterWing

H. Sin,Kwong,

solicitor, 4th The—The

Floor, 173,Sincei*e

liesCo.,Vo-uLtd.x Bldg.,

Road

Tam chiefprincipal

clerk Central; Teleph. 21-821; Cable Ad:

Sininvest,, Branches: Shanghai,. Tien-

P.J. Esmail

L. Lam tsin, Canton, Shekki and Singapore ‘

W. A. Thomson Board of Directors---Choy . Hing

Miss P. M. Yvanovich (Chairman), Wong Kwok.Shuen,

Tam Chak Yin Ma Hoon Bew, Ma Wing Chan,

Tang Shing Tung Ma Ying Piu, Ma Joe Young,

Tam Chak Lam Jan Con Sang, Ku Chock Lun,

Miss Sin Miu Ching, Chinese secy. Chan Chi Ming, Wong Kin Cho,

Vivian Shaw Choy Tin : Yat, James O’Chew,

Fong Fulson, Lee' Yiien Tsaan

Sincere Co., The (Perfumery Manu- and David W. K. Au

facturers), Ltd.—2, Davis Rd., Ken- General

Co., Ltd.Managers — The Sincere

nedy Town; Teleph. 20229; Cable

Sinperfact. Capital $1,300,000. Branches Ad: S.Vih.Manager—Henry L. Ma

atNewchwang,

Canton, Shanghai,

Tientsin,Nanking, Peiping,

Tsinan, Hankow

and Changsba m it m m m m m

Sing Chow Electric Factory, Manu-

m m % facturers of Flashlights and Flash-

Sin ze yan hem hung se light Bulbs—Watson Road, Cause-

Sincere Co., Ltd,, The, Department way Bay; Teleph. 21382; Cable Ad:

Stores—Head Office: 173, Des Voeux Dogbrand Chan Shek Hau, general manager

RoadWireless

and Central;Ad:Teleph.

Sincere 27767 ; Cable Chan Lee Sheung, manager

Board of Directors — Ma Wing Sing Chow Leather Bag Mfg. Co.—

Chan, Jan Con Sang, Ma Cho

Yung, Ma Hoon Bew, Wong 61, Bonham Strand E. ; Teleph.

Kwok Shuen, Ku Chock Lun, 33703

Lee Yuen Chan, Choy Tin Yat,

Ma Wai Ma, David W. K. Au,

Henry L. Ma and Ma Sun Tze -*i & m m Sing ha hung sze

Hon. Managing Director — Ma Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Central

Ying Piu Agency for Soutli Chinaand Indo-China:

Managing Director—Choy Hing Pedder Building; Teleph. 24642; Cable

Sub-Managers — Chan Chi Ming Ad: Singer. Shops21608

at: ;72,424,

Queen’s Road

and James O’Chew Cent., Teleph. Shanghai

 HOXGKONG

Street, Yaumati, Teleph. 56039 Teleph,. 30771; P.O. Box 862; Cable

G. Duclos, agenc , Ad: Academia. Amoy Office: 389,

F. H. Barnes, chief clerk South Szeming Road; Teleph. 1064;

Jenwin K. Ming, superviser P.O. Box 9; Java Office: Nie Djim

Mrs. M. F. de Pinna, stenographer Kwie, Bohdowoso; Celebes Office-

Kwee Soen Hock, Amoerang

Sing Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers, Tjia Tjgri Teng & Lie Tek Djoe,

Oompradores and.Stevedores—2t, Con- managers

naught Road Central; Teleph. 20746 P. I. Pek, publishing manager

H. B. Lim, accountant

Sing Wo Tong—99, . Bonham Strand Sin, H. M., Architect—Exchange

; Teleph. 24481 Building; Teleph. 31813

Singapore Sawmill Co., The—344,

Lockhart RoadTeleph, 30584; Cable 1

Ad : Singmill. Head Office : Singa- Skottfu

pore; Branches: Malacca and Mercantile Bank Building,Merchants— 7, Queen’s

Amoy; Sawmills: Singapore and Road Central; Teleph. 24652 Cable Ad:

Kemaman Vaticanus

Chan Tee/Khai, manager Directors—John Manners, W. J.

Tan Kim Siah, asst, manager Hansen, K. Kastmann

T. F. See

<$; Sing on hung sze

Singon & Co., Metal Merchants

eral Importers—35-and and Lung

37, Hing Gen- # *>J Jg -fc

Street; Teleph. 20515; Cable Axl: Kwok; Smaliey & Co., W.N.A., Manu-

facturers’ Representatives, Export

Codes: All Standards Commission Agents and Shippers of

P. K. Kwok, signs the, firm Chinese Products to Foreign Co-

Sino-American Optical : Co. — 238, lonial Markets, Importers of Woollen

Piece Goods, Footwear, Outfitting,

Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 22461 Glass and Chinaware, Cutlery, Fire

Sino-British Engineering Corpora- Packings Extinguishers, Steam and Diesel

tion, Ltd., The, Engineers; Con- House Street —'Queen’s Building (Ice

tractors and Importers—Hongkong 26433; Entrance); Teleph.

& Shanghai Bank Building (3rd Factoryrep P.O. Box 353; Cable Ad:

floor); Teleph. 25737; P.O. Box 152; W. N. A. Smalley, proprietor

Cable Ad: Sindbrit; Codest 'Acme, G. M. Smalley, secretary

Bentley’s, Universal and Private; A. T. Cropley, marine engineer

and at Shanghai & S ingapore Y. W. Chau, assistant

R. S. Macmillan, managing dir.

A. Paul Low, director & engineer

W. G. Carroll, secretary Societe Commerciale Asiatique, Im-

C. Y. Fung porters and Exporters—21, Connaught

Agents for: Road

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. BuddhaG.; Teleph. 21288; Cable Ad:

Sino-German Medical Co.—8a, Wing Societe des Ciments Portland Arti-

Lok Street; Teleph. 27419 ficiels de l’Indo-chine, Haiphong

Sole Agent:

^ & %,n m m John Manners & Co., Ltd., 7,

Sino-Java

: Trading Co., Importers & Queen’s Road Central

Exporters, GeneraP Merchants, Com-

mission & Shipping Agents and

Manufacturers’ Representatives—18, Societies — (See\ Associations and

: Connaught Rpad Central, 2nd fiocir; Societies)

 HONGKONG A667

Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de, l.m. & s., l.m. ® # m ® Nam wah cho po

d.t.m., d.p.h. (Camb.),

tioner—Office: MedicalRoad,

5, Des Vceux Practi-

C.; South China“South Morning Post, Ltd.,

Telephone 28323. Residence: 133, Publishers “Hongkong

China Morning Post,”

Hansard” and ‘TTong-

Waterloo Road, Kowloon; Teleph. kong Directory” — Morning Post

58433 Building, 1 and 3, Wyndham Street;

Teleph. 26615;

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— London Agents: Reuters Limited, 3, Cable Ad: Postscript.

Prince’s

21134; Cable Building (top floor); Teleph. Tokenhouse Building

Ad: British

R. H. Wild, manager Directors—J.

L. Shields Scott Harston and A.

G. L. Eastgate, assistant B. Wylie, director and gen’l. manager

F. P. Franklin,

Newspaper asst, gen'l. mgr.

Dept.—Editorial

South China Athletic Association

(/See Assoiations) H. Ching, editor

V. H. C. Jarrett, news editor

South China Bldg.,

Brick 4th

& Tile N. Stockton

of Canton floor,Co.—Bank

Teleph. John R. Luke

L.C. E.S. Wong

le Gay Brereton

28212; Cable Ad: Brickworks. Works:

Castle Peak M. R. Abbas

H. K. Lee, manager S.A. Y.T. Leung

Lee

•South China Drug Co. —53, Wing Lok Mrs. E. H. Batalha

Street; Teleph. 25400 C.Miss

A. O.Allen

H. W. Smith

Mi Smith

m a m & Nam wah yatpao J.A. R.M.Veiga

Omar

South China Daily News—49, Holly- Lau Shu Tong

wood

Ad: Road;

Swenonis Teleph.

or 5478 25612;

and RadioCable

Ad: H. Brokenshire, night sub-editor

Swenonis C. M. Faure

K. W. Chen, managing director C.K. N.C. Lum

Dragon || Cheang

Ng Sau Wye Yan Sam

S. Leung, editor-in-chief

C.A. T.H. Kwong, general manager

Seemin, advertising manager Business Dept.—

R. H. Wong, accountant

Chan Kai

South China Furniture Co.—23, Ice Sat Shiu

Lam King

YungPoonFai 1| T.Leung

N. Cheung

Lee Chi Pang

House Street; Teleph. 22407 Tam Sik

South China Knitting Factory, Hosiery Chan See, cashier

Manufacturers—Shantung

kok, Kowloon; Teleph. 57593; Street,

CableMong

Ad:

Souchiknit; Codes: Bentley’s & Private South China^ ^ n #

Chan Yeuk Man, mang. partner Motor1 Car Co., Sole Dis-

Kam Cheung Fai, adviser tributors of Dodge Brothers Cars, Truck

& Motor Buses—350, Hennessy Rd ;

South China Leather Goods Manu- Teleph. 25644; Cable Ad: Dodgecars

facturing Co., Wholesaleof and

tail, Manufacturers Re-

Leather

Suitcases Purses, Belts, Bags and South nChina ^® n#m#

Newspapers, Ltd. (Oper-

all Kinds of Leather Articles —

Office: 17, Pottinger (Street; Teleph. ating Newspapers in Hongkong and

24404.1 Factory: 34-40, Yat Taek South China)—Registered

110, Hollywood Road; Office:

Telephs. 21767 106-

and

Road , Kowloon City; Teleph. 57680 21864; Cable Ad: Newsroom.

• South China Mfg. & Exp. Co. — China Board

Shum ofWai-yau

Directors—Shum

and Wu Hip-tong,

Wai-man

Building; Teleph. 28991; Cable Ad: (managing directors)

Quality Wai Kwok Luen, secretary

A668 HONGKONG.

South China Transportation Co., St. John’s Ambulance Brigade Over-

Custom Clearance and , Forwarding seas, The (The Venerable Order

of the Hospital of St. John of

Agents, Undertake to Transport or Jerusalem) — (No; Associations)

Tranship General Cargo, Heavy

Machinery, Household Furniture, Standard Chemical Works, : Ltd.—-658,

and Personal. Effects, etc.—12a, Des Nathan Road; Teleph. 57197; Cable

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 30552 Ad: Stacowork

Shiu Wing Nin, manager

Aii Sik Leungi, assist. Standard Transportation Co., Ltd.,

Baggage Department: , Owners and Managers of Oil Tank

.. U. C. Shiu Steamers—Union Building

Directors—W:.

Geare, F. H.L-Tyson, Marshall, I. H.

R. Sanger

South China Woodworking Co., The and H. H. Pethick

—Marina HoRse,' 15-19, Queep’s Ed.

Central, 3rd floor; Teleph. 34042;

Cable Ad : Lacon ; . ^ Mei.foo hong

B. J. Laeon & Co., gen. managers Standard - Vacuum. Oil Co. (South

China Dept,)—Union Building; Teleph.

Spalinger &. C., S.A. U., General Ex- 30203: P.O. Box86; Cpble Ads: Standvac

porters Importers—16, Queen’s Eoad andHome Vacuum

Office-.

C.; Teleph. 26774; Cable Ad: Spalinger

H. L. Schultz, general manager

Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) W.

F, D. Marshall,

L. Tracy, asist. gen.

do. mgr.

Attorneys —

and J. R. SindlingerH. IL

J. B. Funmert,

Spanish Dominican Procuration—(Nee RefinedPethick Oil Department

Churches and Mission^)’ L. A. da Costa C. E. Marques

J. M. Fonseca L.

Sports Club—(Nee Clubs) A. V. Gosano A. E. Ribeiro

C. A. Marques M. A. Simoes

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associa- LubricatingI. A.H. W.

Geare,

Oil Department

assist, general mgr.

tions) Gibson

St. Francis Hotel—(Nee Hotels) G. W. Arnold

Miss E. R. Bliss

N.

MissU.G.Botelho

Lakeman

St. Andrew’s Church A. J. Osmund

St. Anthony’s Church C.F. X.M. Sequeira

Sequeira

St. Francis Boys’ Club

St. John^s Cathedral; Accounting Department

St. Joseph's Church J.Mrs.F. M.Richmond

St. Louis Industrial School C. Franks

St. Margaret Mary’s Church Operating Department

St. Peter’s Church J. A. Shaw, manager

St. Teresa’s Church . A.D. P.F. Castro

St. Teresa’s Home Lopes

(Nee Churches and Missions) South China Station :

Manager—R. Sanger

St. Joseph’s College States

St. Mary’s School

St. Paul’s. College Telephs.Steamship

30371-2; CableCo.—Ad:ShellStatesline

House;

St. Stephen’s College David

Donald J.A.Fraser,

Corlett,general

assist, agent

do.

St. Stephen’s Girls’ College M.Office)

S. Chan, mgr. (Chinese Branch

(Nee EducatldnklV

 HONGKONG A66&

Ref. Oil Dept.—A. M. Kirby, M. Steam Laundry Co., The—Sanitary

Laundrymen, Dyers, Drycleaners and

H. Varn, D. A. Alonco, E. Alves, Carpet

E. A. Figueiredo, A. Mackenzje, Works: Cleaners — Head Office and

Kwong Wafy Rd., Kowloon;

C. F. Osmund, A. D. Sequeira, Teleph. 57032;

Ho Nai Ching, Leung Fuk Tin, ly; Hong KongCable Ad : Sapitari-

Depot: Kayamally

Wee Chai Ghee aqptl Yeung Shuk Bldg., 22a, Queen’s Road Central ;

Ping Teleph. 21279; Kowloon Depot: 27,

Luh. Oil Dept.—W. Hewitt, J. Brook, ; Nathan Road; Teleph. 58545: Glop

F. Blakey, Miss. A. Hamilton

Accounting Dept —W. L. L. Bar- caster Hotel, 3i'd flr.; Teleph. 28938 ;

ker. R- M. Reid, J. H. d'Almei- Peak Depot, Upper Tram Terminus :

da, A. J. J. Martin, J. Braga Teleph. 29352 and Peninsula Hotel

(Visitors Qnly), Hong Kong Hotel

and A. A. Lopes

Order & Shipping^-F. : H. Tyson (Visitors, Only)

Manager—W.W. Hirst; Teleph

(Attorney), S. S. Sequeira and .57770.

E. Way Assist. Manager—A. IV. Ramsey

Operating—H. C Durrschmidt & Assistants—Miss 0. M. Lo, Mrs.

N, Molkoff E. F. Shea and Miss G. White

Laichikok Installation — H. W

Mills, W. P. Barclay, T. F.

feeatengand and R. Danenberg , 0 41 dt ; Rf fff’t hiH/j ini

Stewart Brothers, Bill and Bullion

ie is /K m m. ft ± Brokers—1b, Chater Rbad

Stanton, W. T., Exchange Broker - H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Stock Exchauge Building; Teleph, . H. Pv. B. Hancock

33037;g Cable Ad; Stanton

Strahan, Nicolson ■ & Bunje, 'Doctors

“ St-a —Alexandra Bldg.; Teleph. 28030

58001ii ” .(Office),..521236

Ferry Co., Ltd., The—Telephs.

(Hongkong Wharf 'Dr.(Oxon.),

S. SeguinE.R.C.P.

Strahan,(Londl),

M.A.,M.p.,M.R.C.s.,

ch.b-

and,57143 (Kowloon Wharf) (Eng.), (Res336, 'The Peak;

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, Teleph. 29152)

(chairman),

Hon. Mr. M.Hon.T. Mr. S. H. Dodwell,

Johnson, A. H.

Compton, and T. B. Wilson Dr. M. Nieolson, m.b., d.'cii:' (Ghi^)-

(Res : 8, Tak Shing St. : Tgleph.

Staff— 58829)

F. H. Crapnell, secretary Dr. F. Bunje, l.r.c,p. (Lond.), m.r.c.s.

G.D. Mackenzie,

B. S. Thomson, (Eng.)’, (Res: 2, Link Road;

supt.accountant

engineer Teleph. 92165)

Dr. J. S. H. Scott, l.r.c.p. (Lon-

M. H. Large, inspector

C. P. BonR do. don), m.r.c.s. (Englaqd), (Re*:

283, Prince Edward ;Road: Tele;

Star Store (Carlos Chan) — 312, phone 57066)

Nathan Road. Kowloon; Teieph.

57819 Strong'- 'Cd.,' Exporters—Bank

Canton Bldg., (5th floor); Teleph.

& ± w m m 28163; P.O. Box 91 j Cable Ad:

Star Taxicab Co., Ltd., The—17, Ewo Qhipaforce . -.

Street;

Stands Telephs.

at Star 23456Pier,

Ferry andPedder

26748. Street

Taxi Studt & Co.—Bank of China BMg.,

and Upper & Lower Peak Stations 5th floor; Te.l’eph 24608; Cable Ad. :

Choy Wing Chiu, secretary Sudco

m m & s. fk Sin Heong. Yuen Godown Co., The,

Star Theatre (Controlled by General Warehousiue, M.Stevedoring & Insurance

Amusements, Ltd.) — 17, Hankow Agents—K. Mongkok;

Lot 57, Nelson

Telephs. 57998 (Godown)

Street,..

and

Road,, Kowloon ; Teleph. 97795 : 30256 (Office) •

 A670 HONGKONG

Sun Co., Ltd., The, Department Agency Stuff—

Stores—Des Yoeux Hoad, Wing Wo S.D. L.O. Yen

Street and Connaught Rd. ; Teleph. deK.Silva

28134 (3 lines); P.O. Box

Ad: Taisun. Branches: Canton- 548; Cable Albert M. Chan

West Bund and Wai Oi Road C. J. P. Whitham

Proprietors of the Hotel “Asia,” A.F. R.H.Zimmern

Lammert

Canton. Affiliated with the Sun (Jd. Mrs. A. M. Carvalho

(Shanghai), Ltd., Shanghai Mrs. L. M. Howard

Directors—Choy Ying Fai (chair- F. E. W. Lammert (Acting Dis-

man), Tong Tsz Sau, Lo Chung trict Manager, Canton)

Wan, Cheung Hok Pang, Mok Walter L. Woo (Canton)

Kon Sang, Lau Hey Shing, G. P. Lammert (Special Representa-

Wong Kwok Ching, Choy Tung tive,

C. T.Murer Macao)(Amoy)

Evans

Sang, Chan Wah, Chan Hing Fr. (Swatow)

Wan, Choy Hon Fun, Wong

'Chack

Wong WingYee, Choy

Seen Koon Shiu and ^ ^^ m x k

Choy Chong, chief mgr. Dei yih di che yu han kung sze

C. L. Wong, sub-mgr. Sun Light Co., Ltd., The, Electric Light

James T Choy, secty.

Choy Hon Fun, chief acct. 1 Dealers, “Edison” &, “Osram” Lamps—

137, Des Voeux Road Central Tele-

Sun, Dr. E. Wt. J.—Office.: King’s Ad phone-22255; P.O. Box 248; Cable

: Inalada

Building (4th floor); Teleph. 26753;

Residence: 4 Babington Path; Tele- Sun Po Chuen Co., Importers and

phone 22111

Sun & Sun Co., Imports and Exports^ Exporters, Labour Contractors,

Transportation of Goods and Car-

Fireworks Manufacturer & Manu- goes,

facturers’ Agents — National Com- ation Transhipped Service and Tax-

mercial and Savings Bank Bldg. ; Chinesedeclared for Customers to

Teleph. 22240 ; Cable Ad : Superb ; hart Road; Teleph. 25746; CableLock-

Custom House—318,

and

Codes: Bentley’s Complete, A.B.C.

5th Edition, Acme & Private, Bran- Radio A.B.C.

Ads: 3184; Code Used:

5th Edition

ches : Penang, Canton, Kongmoon & Lui Chuen Shek, manager

Sheklung

Sun Fat Company, Import and Export Sun Sun & Co., Universal Provides—

Merchants—8a, Des Voeux Road C.; 222, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Teleph. 24288; P. O. Box 514; Cahk Ad: 26292

Sunfat Sunley & Co., Importers, Exporters and

H. S. Tong, manager General Merchants—P.O. Box 232

K. S. Yeung, assistant

Sun Lee Sugar Works—S.L. 551, Super Radio & Elec. Co., Radio &

Shaukiwan E. ; Teleph. 24539 Electric Suppliers—149, Des Voeux

Road C.; Teleph. 33138; Cable Ad:

Bfj ^ Winy Ming Superadio; Code: Bentley’s

: Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Investment

(Head

Branch: Office: Montreal)—South

Gloucester Building, Des China Bankers and Brokers in Securities and

Vceux

Road; Teleph. 31211/2; Cable Commodities. Daily New &York Ex-

beam; R.Codes:

J. Lam Paton, Bentley’s,

manager A.B.C. 5th Sun-

Ad: edn. change Service—Hongkong Shanghai

Bank Bldg. (1st fir.); Telephs. 30243,

Tit Hong, accountant 30244, 30245, 30246; P.O. Box 767;

Chan

Wong Ping

Yat Shu, chief

Chuen & clerkYee Ching atCable

Ng

Ad: Swanstock. Offices also

Shanghai, Manila, Canton and

clerks New York

Emile Essig, resident partner

B. Miss H. Noronha,

W. Tape, stenographer

local adviser V. A. Burton, asst, manager

 HONGKONG A67I

Staff—C. M. Correa, C., E.. Carneiro, -(C Sui Din Yang Hong

M. A. ' Carvathq, P. Z. CJioy, H. Swedish Trading Co., Ltd., The

A. Barros, M-. BaVid, 'M; Guterres, General Merchants, Importers and

Mrs. E. Lammert, Mrs.. O. Leder- i Exporters, Insurance Agents—China

hofer, Y. M. Lo, Frank Ng, J. E. Building, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Norqnha, A. S. Olsen, Mrs. M. ,ji\

Eakusen, H. C. Shum, H. F. Som- I 20171 and 23640; Cable

Codes:andA.B.0.

Ad: Swedetrade;

mers, P. K. Sui, Mrs. C. Wilkin- edn.

son and S. II. Yip Western Union, Schofield’s10th.&

5th edn., Scott’s

Bentley’s

Swatow Chemical Co.—80, Wing Lok H. Hallgren, manager

Street; Teleph. 32444 G. Lundborg, mech. engr.

Paper & Telephone Depts.

WJ 5V ftfo Saw tau hung sze Leung Cho U

Swatow Lee WaiWing

Tong

und Exporters of all Kinds of Table S. K. F. (BallKwong

Drawn- Work Co., Manufacturers Leung

Bearings) and Gas

Linens, SilkHandkerchiefs,

ideries, Shawls, Ladies’ Art.

Silk Embro

Under Station, .Depts.

wear, Fancy Goods and Novelties, Lok I

Buying Agents for all Kinds of CheurigHing

Tang Hung Tsang

Chinese Products--14, Pedder St,; Accounting

Teleph. 22860 ; P.O. Box 445; Cable ULeung

Kai Cheung

Ad : Swatowwork; Code : Bentley's Kwong Yui

SwatoV Embroidery Co.—38, Queen’s Sundries and Machinery Depts.

Road C.; Teleph. 25535 So Po Lam

So Po Kam

Leung Tze Wai

m & h* if & grt vui

Swatow Lace Go. Ltd., Manufacturers

and Exporters of all Kinds of Art Swie Hong, Handel Maatschappij,

Linens, Silk Lingerie, Handker- N. V., Swie Hong Trading Co., Ltd. (In-

chiefs, Chinese Rugs and .Carpets, corporated in Dutch East Indies),

Furnitures and many Chinese Art Coal, Shipping and General Mer-

Objects. • Wholesale and Retail— chants, Importers and Exporters

Head Office: 16, Pedder Street; and Commission Agents—20, Con-

Teleph,

Sanscrit.24656; P.O, Box

Factories: Ad: naught

4/5; CableStrret,

6, Morrison

Rd. Central;, .Tqjeph. 28331;

Cable Ad: Swiehong; Codes Used :

Peiping; 56, Love Lane, Bubbling A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Bent-

Well Road, Shanghai; 207, Kailat ley’s Complete Phrase, Oeymohoat’s

Road, Swatow with Supplement,' Indoxifesia, Hoa-

boe and Private

Swedish Consulate—(Yee Consulates) S. K. Go, manager

Anson Yao, secretary

13 &Match

Swedish IS ;frCo.,mLtd.—331,

^ ^Wang Sworn Measurers and Weighers to

China-Japan Homeward Freight

King Building, 3rd floor, Queen’s Conferenee-T-P.

Road C.; Teleph. 24929; Cable Ad : Telephs. 20860 and & O. Bldg. (6th fl.) ;

Matches; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th 34368

edns., Bentley’s Complete Phrase, H. Nish

Bentley’s Second Phrase and Uni- J. Linaker

versal Trade Code S.R. W.

Wr. Minshall

C. Lament

' B. Wong

'Astington, manager

Tat, compradore T. C. Fairburn (Canton)

Representing :

The Swedish Match Co., Ltd., Sze Hai Tong Bank

Sweden; and Associated Com- —36, Bonham Strand West; Teleph.

panies 23593

A672 HONGKONG

Sze Wai & Co.—42, Bonham Strand

W.; Teleph. 25009

Tai Hang Rubber Factory, Manu-

Sze Woo Water Boats —179, Wing facturers of “Globe Brand” Rubber-

Canvas Shoes and Boots—1-9, Yen

Lok Street; Teleph. 21519 ‘ Chow Street, Sham-shui-po, Kow-

loon, Hong Kong; Teleph. 56015

Yau Kiam-fe, proprietor

C. P. Young, manager

Ta On Accident Insurance Co., Ltd. T. S. Cheung, asst, manager

The—236 and 238, Des Voen.x Road S. L. Yau, asst, manager

Central; Teleph. 26419; Cable Ad:

Toaic ^ m w & *

Tai Hung Printing Press, General

Printers, Book-binders, etc. —186,

^ ^ fii is ^ # Sai Yeung Choi St.; Teleph. 50264

Tabaqueria Filipina, Wholesale and L. F. Wong, proprietor

Retail Tobacconists—Shell House, Lam Shiu Ying, assistant

26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Ming—146, Connaught Road C.;;

23559; 18, Hankow Road, Kowloon ; TaiTeleph.

Teleph. 58862; 22b, Des Yoeux Road 22426

C. ; Cable Ad : TabaquCria. Head

-Office: Shanghai

T. S. Canning, gen, mgr. (S’hai) TaiMosquito

On Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Incense and Mosquito

Y. M. Liu, branch mgr. Destroyer Manufacturers and Ex-

H. C. Wood, sub-manager porters—A0, Hing Lung Street;

Y. C. Wood & T. H. Yee, accts. Teleph. 20302; Cable Ad: Taion

Staff—H. Y. Wong, Chu Liang

Liu, Charlie Wood and S. F. Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., Tiite—

Chow National Commercial and Savings

Bank Building, 6th Floor: Teleph.

33331; Cable Ad : 4739

Tack Lee Co.,'. General Merchants and

Commission Agents —, China Bldg.;

Teleph. 33332; P,.0. Box 744 : Cable Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. — 14,

Ad : Trico Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Lo Cheung Nin, office manager

Johnson Lamm, business manager 24743; Cable Ad : Taishinsur

Wong Chung, Hoi, secyetary n m m ft ?n m

TaiProvisions,

Wo Compradore,

Cigars and High Class

Cigarettes,

^ & m m Coal Contractor, Wine and Spirits.

Tack Shing Co., General Importers Patent Medicine and Perfumery—10

and Exporters—227, . Queen’s Road and 1-2, Hankow Road -(Corner of

Central; Teleph. 20836 : Cable Ad : Peking Road), Kowloon

Managing Director—George Wong

Indanth Staff — Wong Cho Ying, Wong

Chan Wai Yeuk, manager Chun Ying, Wong Hon Ying,

M. K. Chanson, asst. mgr. Wong Hole Ling, Lo Yick Kwan,

Thumb Cheuk Man, Cheung Pui

Lan, Lee Chi Fung, Mak King

Tai Fook Trading Oo., General Im- Sun, Yau Wai Cheong,' Lepilg

porters and Exporters—5, Des Voeux Kwok Kii, Ko Wai Chiu,- Li

Road C.; Telephs. 20405 and 31753; Heung To, Cheung Loi and

P.O. Box 431; Cable Ad : Tadorna | Cheung Pak Tung

 HONGKONG A673

Taikoo Club—Clubs) J. F. Anderson

T. C. Barclay

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering T.J.McC. Beattie u.J. G.a. Mitchell

iviatthews

Co. of Hongkong, Ltd., The— E. Beck S. F. Newman

Quarry Bay; Teleph. 30211; Cable R. F. Clark J; P. Rush

Ad: Taikoodock F. Hillon W. P. Seath

A. C. Kella

Butterfield & Swire, agents ,

J. Finnie, manager N. Drummond T.G. F.A. Stainton

Smith

B. E. Fielder; local secretary F. Connolly J. Waid

A. B. Moir, assist, manager

B. B. Bell, do.

A. Maclndoe, do. ft m n m *

F. K. Pattinson, do. Tajmahal Silk Store, The — King’s

N. Mathieson, accountant Theatre

W. B. Adams j D. McColgan

G. Bird J. McCormack Teleph. Building,

26136; P.O.Queen’s RoadCable

Box 477; Central

Ad:;

D. B. Bone T.J.B. MacIntyre Nar

edn. Silk;Bentley’s

and Codes: A.B.C. ,5th. and 6th.

W. Brown E. Moore S. Narain, proprietor

S. Boulton D. M unro B. Gordan, accountant

J. C, Chalmers G. Nisbet B. L. Kirpalani, salesman

W. Cunningham B. B. Norrie A. D. Utoomal, do.

J. C. Ferguson A. R. Osborne S. C. Chiu, do.

A. C. Ford W. B. Oswald C. Y. Kwok, do.

A. D. Fraser H. T. Palmer

G. Gerrarcl W. J. Pendergast C. K. Cheng, do. .

S. Hope D. Peoples

R. M. Keown S. J. Pollock

D. Lyle

A. McArthur W. Melrose /£ m m m

J. C. Poison P.R. Smith

B. Taylor Tak Cheoxg, Gentlemen’s Tailors and

S. Simpson H. C. Higgs Outfitters—50, Queen’s Road C.;

A. Stalker

G. H. Stewart L.W. A.C. Gibson Teleph. 21317; P.O. Box 1515; Cable

C. H. Summers D. CoullBouvaird Ad: Bonton

T. Swan

J. T. Thirlwell W. P. Fidoe

Clemow

Talati, M. P., Import and Export

R. C. Wallace J.J. H.J. Forster Merchant—18, Ice House Street;

J. A. Watson H. O. Gillies Teleph/20511; Cable Ad : Tulip

J. J. Whyte B. Main

E. Wilson J. Nimmo

R. Wright

T. Young H. Smith Tam, WJ N. Thomas, Barrister-at-law

D. W. Becken J. B. Thomson —4, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 24756

W. H. Currie R. McKibbin

J. Fleming

N. D. Meffan l J.F. D.Jeacock

Dewar Tanaka, Photo Studio, Amateur

Photographic Service, Photographie

b m ^ ± Studio accessory of all kinds—12,

Tai koo tong fong Peking Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.— KowloonBranch: 31a, Nathan Road,

57072.

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), general agents Tat Kuan & Co., General Import and

A. R. H. Phillips, manager Export and Commission Agents—

G. W. Tate, assist, manager Bank of China Building (5th

D. W. Hume, chief engineer floor); Teleph. 23107; Cable Ad;

D. H. Clark, chief chemist Totickpedo

A 67 4 HOKGKONG

Accounting Department:

Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai (The Imperial L. H. G. Frost, district accountant

Japanese Marine Corporation)— F. X. V. Ribeiro

10th Floor, Bank of East Asia

Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 Jines); l General A.E. C.Eymard

V. Ribeiro |I MissM.A.Remedies

Miss O. M. Rozaldo

Cable Ad: Veritas Office:

Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield, H. A. Barros

M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T., G. M, Xavier

F.R.S.A. and A. W. Black, m.inst.p.t., I Miss M- T. Gonsalves

F.R.S.A., A.M.I.N.A., A.H.I.HECH.E. Miss E. Y. Lee

Clerk—S. Y. Yan Miss S. M. Remedi'bs'

Miss M. A. Pinna

Miss E. Kihola

a & #5 m * Tsun Wan Installation :

■•Tai pak 'teeii po kung sze } . S. D. Gerzo, terminal supt. ,

'Telegraph Co., Ltd.; Great Northern Tiieosophical Society— (See Associations)

—3, Connaught Road (next to .Hong

Kong Club); Telepli. ,20442b P. O.

Box 441; Cable Ad : Nordiske; Sub- l Thio Sing Liong Handel Maatschap-

Office: 67. Jervois St.; Telep'fy. 21481 py— 35, Johnston Road; Teleph. 22492

F. V. Jensen, manager

O. A. Hansen, engineer m i m

E. C. Traerup Thom & Co., W. C., Importers, Ex-

B. A. Andersen ' porters and General Merchants—Head

E.F. A.L. Barros

Baptista R. J. dos Santos ; Office: Honblulu,

S. E. Carvalho U. A.D.Nor on ha. kong. Branch: 27,Hawaii,.U.S.A.

Des Voeux Hong- Road

A. A. Gill W. Fisher Central; Teleph. 25934; Cable Ad: Thom

A. F. V. Ribeiro V. F. Ml F. Marques Partners—

L. M. Silva A. J. Barretto W.

I.W.C.C. Thom

Thom(Honolulu)

do.

Tester & Abraham, Stockbrokers—Ex- W.

W. K.

D. Thom

Thom do.

(Hongkong)

change

Teleph. 20323; Building,

CableDes Vceux Road; j

Ad: Rectitude W. F. Thom do.

P. Tester | E. Abraham Thomas, Dr. J.—tlnion Building; Teleph.

R. Abraham, signs per pro. 20391

Tester’s Beauty Parlour — Pedder Hi & E ?i

Bldg., 12, Pedder Street (1st floor),

opposite Hong Kong Hotel; Teleph. Thomson Hong & Co,,& Chartered

Kong Shanghai Bank Accouhtants—

Building

22103; Cable Ad: Testerbeau (3rd floor); Code

Teleph. 24616; Cable

Scrutiny; : Bentley’s, and Ad:at

Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin and Pei-

n & m a £ ± m ping. London Agents: Viney, Price and

Texas

Petroleum Company The Goodyear,

(China), Ltd.,Queen’s

C.A., 8, St. Martins-le Grand,

Road Cent.; Telephs. 28094-5-6 (Office), Partners—

51920 (Installation, Tsun Wan); Cable E.L. T.S. Beddow,

Wilkinson,a.c.a.a.c.a.(Tientsin)

(Shanghai)

Ad: Texaco

G. A. Flynn, district manager G.B. A.O. Buyers, c.a.a.c.a.

(Shanghai) '

Sales Department: F. G. Blaker,

Maunder, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

(Hongkong)

Q.

H. O.L.,Decker

Rockholtz 1| J.H.H.R. Morreale Staff—S.

Sun Wong.Wing

Lam H.Grove,

R. Hin,

Darby, B.a.,Tsuia.c.A.,

Miss D.Shu

F. V.

Hung,

S. Arnold

Roofing and Asphalt Department: and Miss R. A. Arnold

Y. Abbas

 HONGKONG A675

Jjj. jg Shun Heri'j Tin Hee Tong, Makers of Chinese Me-

Thorbsen & Co., Ltd., Steamship Queen’s dicinal 33844

Agents Teleph. Pills — 64, Hollywood Road;

and General Merchants—2,

Building; Telephs. 30237-8; P.O. Box 6; Tin Sang, Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths

Cable

& Co., Ad:Ltd. Over. Home

A/S.,Office:

(Oslo),Bangkok Oslo, Thoresen —178, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 23335

Branch Offices: and Norway.

Canton. To, Herbert, Dental Surgeon—Hongkong

■ Head Office for China Siam Line & Shanghai Bank; Telephs.(Residence:

22064 (Office)

B. Owrum-Andresen, manager , And 22631 (Residence). 24,

Nils Wennech Fok Litman Conduit Road)

Smeby J. Chan

Johan Johnsen Miss Mrs. A.C.I).M.Hollands

Xavier To, Drs. Coxon & Ernest—22, Queen’s

Brown

G.L. S.Castro

Angeles Mrs. Road Central; Teleph. 21380

Lam Fai Ting, compradore Tokwa & Co.—Alexandra Bldg.; Teleph.

Agents for : 21613

Bruusgaard

men Kiosterud & Co., Dram- Torbor & Co.—Prince’s Building; Teleph.

TheLighter Menam River Towage and 25964

Co., Ltd.

China Siam Wharf

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

A. F. Klaveness & Co., A/S., Lysaker Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

and Exporters of Cotton Yarn and

near Oslo Piece Goods, Rayon Yarn and Piece-

States

Oregon Steamship Co., Portland,

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co., 23730 Goods—Prince’s Building; Telephs.

San Francisco and 26515; Cable Ad: Tohyoh-

American Pioneer Line, New York nuno

Nordisk Skibsrederforening,Vidar, OsloOslo T. Matzumoto, manager

Skibsassuranceforeningen K. Nagai, asst. do.

Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo Travel Advisers,

Bergens

gen Skibsassuranceforening, Ber- Booking Agents forThe, Passenger

Air, Rail and

Assuranceforeningen Gard, Arendal Steamships, Tours Baggage Transfer

and Insurance,

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Arendal, Building; Teleph. 31181; Cable Ad: etc. — 315, Gloucester

Arendal

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Chris- Adviser; Road

and at Shanghai: 60, Nanking.

tiania, Oslo J. Hennemann (Hongkong)

Denforening

Gjensidige

Skjold,Dampskibsassurance-

Porsgrund Seth W. Clark (Shanghai)

A/S.Oslo Wiskborgs Assuranceselskab, G. Lau

Danish Travel Association, The Hong Kong-

sociation,Shipowners’

CopenhagenDefence As- Wharf —Head Office: Travel Bureau,

Entrance, Kowloon; Teleph.

Billeruds

Newton A/B.,

Mill, Saffle

Ltd., London 50555

Stoopen and Meeus, Antwerp Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie, m.a., b.sc.,

chairman

K. Begdon, secretary

If ^ S Miss D. Raven, asst, secretary

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., John L, En- ft n m m m m &

gineers and Shipbuilders, Marine Motor

and

Pioneer Motor Vehicle

Building, Nathan Manufacturers—

Road; Teleph. Trust Industriel Belge-Francis—

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny National Bank Building, 3rd Floor,

R. R. Roxburgh, mgr. for China 8a, Des Voeux Rd. Central; Teleph.

S. D. Begg, secretary 30404; P.O. Box 299; Cable Ad :

Aerotra

O. Chan, chief clerk A. A. C. Morant, director

Mrs. B. Elder, steno typist Y. S. Yau | Ignace Tsa

A676 HONGKONt}

ff ¥ M ^ e a pj! r i» « © * s na

Tsang Fook Piano Co., Manufactur- Tung on Jo chulc po him yau hail hung ’sze

ers of the “Morrison” Piano, Tuners

and Kepairers, Radiogramophones anjd Queen’s Tung Qn Fire Insurance Co'., . Ltd.—15,

Records, Music and Musical Instru- Road West; Teleph,..27136

ment Dealers—19, Queen’s Rd. C.;

Teleph.

tory: 480, 24648; CableRoad;

King’s Ad: Teleph.

Pianola.22127

Fac- Tung On S.S. Co.—122, Queen’s Road

Tsang Fook I Mrs. M. Portallion C.; Teleph. 30004

M. Ball

Mrs. Miss M.Kay

F. A. Griggs | Tsang Tsang

Tung, P; U.,. Dentist—Chung

ing; Teleph. 23145 i .Tin Build-

Tsano

DentalHik Ttj, DU.,

Surgeon, Dentalb.u.s., F.H.N.t.S.,

X-Ray—6, Des

Yoeux Road C.; Teleph. 22366 Tung Sang, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade

and Precious Stpnpsrrl96, Queen’siRoad

Tse Cheung Suing, Jewellers and Central; Teleph. 24231 ’

Silversmith — 20, Lyndhurst Terrace;

Teleph. 22S43 Tung Wah Hospttai—(See Hospitals)

m m ft iii b

Tseung Fat Im, Dr., m.b., b.s.,: General ir if m m m #)

Medical Practitioner—Office ■ China

Building; Residence: 73, Bonham Turner & Co., A.W.V. (Hong Kong),

Road; Telephs. 24196 and 24515 Engineers fetbek

and General Merbhants —

Exchange Building,

(Office) and 21635 (Residence) Street; Teleph. 26738; P. (XIceBoxHouse

117;

Cable Ad: Turnco

m ^ w Tso cfwng sze •T. H. Lao, secretary

TsoStreet;

& Hodgson, Splicitors — Ice House Agencies W. C. Lam, assistant

:

Lexicon Teleph. 281,48 ; Cable Ad: A.“Rex”

W. V. Turner & Co., Ltdtj Sheffield.

S.P. W. Tso

M. Hodgson Fire Extinguishers Fire

W. Keith Robinson Fighting Equipment

Climax Rock Drill Co.; Ltd., London.

All Types of Compressors, Pneuma-

Tso, Dr. T. M., m.d., ch.b. (Edin.), tic Tools, Coil

Automatic etc. Winder & Electrical

d.m.r.e. (Liv.)^-63, Des Yoeux Road Equipment Co., Ltd., London. Coil

Central; Teleph. 28282 Winders,Automatic

etc.

Reliable Sprmklfcr Co.,

® m Inc., New&York

Wingrove Rogers, Ltd., London.

Tsurutani & Co., Ltd... Importers and “Polar” Radio Equipment,

Exporters — National Bank Rldg.; Gambrell Bros. & Co., Ltd.; London.

Teleph. 21329; Cable Ad: Tsurutani Manufacturers of Aircraft,- Army

Marine Radio Equipment

HR ^ Hi ^ ® Canada Folis, Ltd., Canada. Alum-

Tung Hing Co., Tailors, Drapers and iniurh

poses & 'Tin Foils -for all Pur-

Outfitters—62, Queen’s Road Central; Vita-Lick, Ltd., Australia. Mineral

T^tep^; M it 31 « W Foods & Fodder for Horses, Cuttle,

Tung Lee, Saiuce Manufacturers r-/357,; etc.

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 20149 Aron

Viking Electricity Meters, '£itd., Landon

and.20449 OntarioPump Cb. of Canada, Ltd.,

Tung Ming Radio & ElectRigat Co. Alklum Storage Batteries, Ltd. Manu-

—47, Hennessy Road; Teleph. 34324: facturers of Alkaline Storage Bat-

teries

 HONGK0NG A677

'Twentieth Century-Fox^ Fed. Tnc., n & m M

U.S. A.—King’s Theatre Building Union Insurance Society of Can-

(4th floor); Teleph. 26966; Cable

Ad : Cehtfox Branches : Shanghai ten, Ltd.—Union Building; , Teleph.

and Tientsin- Agents: Harbin and 28081; Cable Ad: Unibh

Directors—Hon. Mr. M' f; John-

Dairen son (chairman), G. Miskin,

K. S. Morrisgn anti R. K.

TyQueen’s

Shino,RoadWineCentral;

and Spirit Stores—108, Valentine . .- ■} ;b^iT noinlf

Teleph. 21858 A. W. Hughes, gen.n mgr..

:W. R. Mansfieldy.'sub-mgr.-

Tye & Brothers, N. A., Importers, G; S. Arhhbutt)'fire inanager 1

Exporters and Commission

15, Pottinger Street; Cable Ad: Ty6sAgents— Staff: • ‘ ’

N. A. Tye, managing proprietor J. H. M. Andrew ,

L. S. Tye and H. S. Tye, assistants , j, L. Bonnar ‘V.

Inigh Garner A. A. M .RddrigueslUY/Rlheiro

Agencies: J. B. H. Leckie A. A. Silva

Wrigley’s Chewing Gums, “Spear-

mint” “P. K’s” and “ Juicy Fruit ” W. F.Leekie - M. A. R. Souza

Carter’s Inks, Mucilage and: Cflco S.L. Mason

P. Ralph A. G. Xavier ;

Paste,' Carbon Paper and Inked D.R. Ryde A, Alves

Ribbons, Fountain Pens and R. L. D. F. H. Farpe

Q. G.Hoc^eri

Mechanical Pencils Wodehousfe"E. da Luz

Tyeb & Go., Drapers, General Merchants R.

•F. M.

A. Azim

Castro S:W.R.L.Salleh

and Rapley

HotePCommission Agents 20648;

Building; Teleph. — Hongkong

Cable A. R. Dallah V. C. Rocha

J. Holm O.V. R.H. Sadick

Ad: Tyeb G.H. F.L. Castro

U.S.A. Consulate—■(,See Consulates) Gooey E.. R. Markar - White

M. O.

A. HussainHoosen Miss H. Ezra

If fit ^ it H L.A. A.R. Osmund Mrs. M. C. 0. Lee

UIderup &, Co., Machineries — Hong- Razack Miss Miss O.A. da

GillRoza

kong Stock Exchange Building, Ice J.H.A.A. Remedios

Remedibs Mrs. M. T.

House Street; Teleph. 32682; Cable Ad:

Feilun L. Remedios W. J. liesWilliams

J. H.P. Ulderup, manager H. C. Gray, London mgr. (L’don.)

C. Tsu, assistant R.tralasia^

C, Langker,

Sydneygeneral mgr. for Aus-

17 maK , Colin E. Sword, mgr.1 for Canada,

?£ f'J J§ K

Ullmann

makers, Diamond! Merchants—Alex- T.F. B.R. Dean, mgr.,gen.

Clayton, Sap mgr. Francisco .,

for South

andra Building, Chater Road; Teleph. Africa^ Johannesburg

21133; Cable Ad: Ullmann Branch Managers:

L. M.D. Berruex,

Which, principal & manager

sub-manager. W. R. Brydon (Vancouver)

Chan Fai M. H. Ivy (Shanghai)

Union Church — (See Churches and R.

C. L. Slater (Calcutta)

Missions) H. C. B. Way (Kobe)

A] >!,% M E. A. Brpdie (Tokyo)

Union Commercial Co:, Manufacturers’ J. A. Worswick,,acting; (Tientsin)

Representatives, S. M. Garrard, acting (Canton)

Watch MovementsImporters

& Parts,ofetc.

Watches,

Only L.E. B.C.Stone, actingacting (Scturabaya)

Hudson, (Peiping)

Wholesale—Shell House, 27-32, Queen’s J, G- Slater (Bombay)

Road, Central, 1st floor; Teleph.

P.O. Box 484; Cable Ad: Utrac; Code: 32228; PI. G. Gardner, acting (Manila)

Universal Trade Code , , R. F. Hall • (Hankow)

Joseph Bitker, manager H. N. Laver,— ; ; . ; (Yokohama)

T. S. Chow, asst, manager R. L. Stewart, acting (Batavia)

A678 HONGKONG

Union Motors —14, Caroline Hill

Road; Teleph. 30913; Cable Ad: Tractor. United &Publicity PIT# ft Hr gf & ^

and Advertising

Branch Office: 58; Fung Ning Road,

Canton; Teleph. 17459

A. E. Kew, managing partner Advertising Commercial

Co., Ltd., Publicity and

Agents in Hongkong and

P. Brown, do. China—Morning Post Building, 3,

Wyndham Street; Telephone 28337;

Cable Ad: Upaco

IE ^ Jit Kee Cheng Tsi-man, manager

Staff—Li Yan Ma, Li Chi PoR.r

Union Trading Co., Ltd., General Im- Ng Kum Chuen, Shum Wah,.

porters, Exporters and Commission C. K. Fung and H. C. Li

Agents—York Building; Teleph. 27738;

P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Hardware; United Services Recreation Club—

All Standard Codes Used (See Clubs)

S. M. Churn, managing director

F. E. A Remedies, director United States Life Insurance Co —

H. C. Lam I E. D. Bush 12, Queen’s Road 0 ; Teleph. 30234

Wm. Dorabjee ! Win. Law

A. M. S. Rosario j L. G. Remedios United States Rubber Export Co.,

Mrs. C. Xavier, steno. Ltd., Products of: The United States

Miss M. Y. Fung, steno. 1 Rubber Co., System and The Dominion

Agents for: Rubber

The Home

Motor Insurance

Union Insurance Co.. York Road: Co.,

Ltd. Rubexport

Ltd., System

Teleph. 32643; —Cable

lA, Chater

Ad:

The Co. of New C. A. Blum, representative for China

The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

The Elders Insurance Co., Ltd. A.C. Kong, sales stenographer

M. Gosano,

Union Waterboat Co., Ltd.—Hong

Kong Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 28021 It IS »

United Artists Corporation — King’s Luen-seung-hong

Theatre Building; Teleph. 26995; Cable United Traders, Importers, Exporters,.

Commission and Insurance Agents—

Ad: Unartisco York Building; Teleph. 32913; P.O. Box

Vi tefmnn m&m 135; Cable

Acme Ad: Unitrade; Codes Used:

and Private

United Delivery Co., Ltd., Haulage Chan Yi Tsung, principal

and Delivery Service, Transporta-

tion Contractors to H.M. War De- Agencies: Sun Insurance Office,Co.,

Ltd,Ltd.,

London

partment and Naval Yard—Town Patriotic Assurance Dublin

Office: Bank of Canton Building; Butler Brothers, San Francisco—Dry

Garages: Nathan Road, Kowloon and Goods and General Merchandise

Lockhart Road, Wanchai; Telephs. C. Holland—Cocao

J. Van HoutenProducts

& Zoon, N. V.,.

20906, 30939, 27672, 58985, 58556, and The Eye-Gene Co., Chicago—Drugs

58557 The—Drugs

Everett Rubber Co., New York

United Manufacturing Co.—74, Des

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 20639 Universal Drug Co., All Kinds of Foreign

United Photoplay Service, Ltd., Film Johnston and Chinese Road,Patent

Wanchai;Medicines

Teleph.—171,

22774

Producer

Yoeux &

Road Theatre

C. Telephs.Owner—12,

30580 Des

(Manag- Universal Pictures

ing Director and Secretary), 24203 China—Local Office: (4th floor). King’sCorporation of

(General

hai, CantonOffice). Branch Offices:

and Peiping: Shang-

Cable Ad: Theatre 33288;

Ups Teleph. Building, Queen’s Road Central:

Sir Root. Ho Tung, Kt., chairman Cable Ad: Unfilman.

of the Board B. W. Palmertz, South China mgr.

Lo Ming Yau, mng. director Universal Radio Co.—41, Des Vceux

Lam Shui Yip, secretary Road C.; Teleph. 28581

 HONGKONG Af>79

Universal Sales, Sole Distributor for J. A, Harris, L,td., Montreal

Hongkong & China of The Goodyear (“Tussiya” for Whooping)

Tire & Rubber Co., Goodyear Tires, Amrutanjan

Automotive

Rubber Accessories

Goods — 36, & Mechanical

French Bank ahjan” PainDepot,,Madras

Balm) (“Amrut-

Building; Teleph. 31838; P.O. Box 1457; Amritlal

(Coal, Cokes & Irous) Calcutta

Gjha & Co., Ltd.,

Cable

and Ad: Fonco;

Private. Codes: Acme,

Shanghai Head Bentley’s

Office; 51

Canton Road

R. L, Fong, general manager Valley Undertakers — 3-7, Hysan

Avenue; Teleph. 32979

(Shanghai)

P. W. Leon, manager

University of Hongkong—(Nee under Vannini vi & % m % % m

Educational) & Co., A., Terrazzo & Terrazzo

Tiles, Italian Marble for Monumental

and Architectural Work, etc.—Factory

Utoomal & Assudamal Co., Ex- and Office: 141-143, Electric

porters of Torch Cases, Batteries, Road; Teleph. 26831; Cable Ad:

Canvas Hubber-siole and Leather Private Vannini; Codes: Acihe, Bentley’s and

Shoes, Hosiery, Cotton and Silk

Shirts, . Pyjamas, Cotton . & Silk A. Vanniiii,' manager

Piece Goods, Linen Napery, Wo- O. Aoconci, do.

men’s Lingerie, Hats, Raincoats, Wm. K. S. Mok, secretary

Leather Suit Cases, Camphorwood L. C. Y. Mok, assistant

Chests. Rattan Furniture, Umbrel- Chung Yung Ping, store-keeper

las, Chinese Curios, Rice, Tea,

Sugar Candy and Essential Oils,

etc.; Importers

ton Yarn, of Cotton

Sundries: Textiles,

Owners Cot- Vasunia & Co., J. P., Import and Export

of Hong Merchants and Commission Agents—

Hong Kong—Duddell Street; Telephs.of 38,

Kong Weaving & Knitting Factory Wyndham Street; Teleph. 21077;

21614, 31832, 21613 and 21612; P.O. Box P.O. Box 406; Cable Ad: Vasunia

355; Cable Ad: Premniark; Codes:

Bentley’s- A.B.C. 6th edn., Universal Acme, Principals—Lt.

Yasunia, P, P..PaYasunia

Yasunia,and F.EL P.P.

Code, Oriental 3-Letter Code and Yasunia '

Private Codes Managers—N. D- -, Qotla and M. N.

Managing

P. YaswaniDirectors—A. Yaswani and Mehta ..

Manager—D. S. Dinga Assistants—K. H. . Shroff and

1). 1). Neterwalla

Chinese Staff—Allan Lai and

Yaidya & Co., Ltd., K. B. (Incorporated Chu King Man

In Hongkong),

chants, Exporters Coal

and and Coke

Importers Mer-

and

Shipping

12-14, Queen’sAgents.—Hongkong Office: Venus Co.. The—11, Queen’s Road C.;

Road Central; Teleph.

26310; P. Branches:

Amrak. O. Box 714 Ad : Teleph. 33172

Cable —114,

In China

Shameen, B. C., Canton; Teleph.

Shanghai and Macao. In India—Bom- 14003,

bay, Calcutta and Rangoon. In Ceylon Vibro nPiling

—Colombo

a m ft m

Co.,” Ltd., Licensees

The, Pile

Directors—K. B. Yaidya, managing the British Steel. Piling, Co., Ltd.,of

Driving and; Construction.

director and Jose Ligaya London—York Buildipg, Chater Road;

Agencies: Telephs. 22588 Cable (Manager)

Ad: Vibroco& 32991

Dr. Richard Weiss, Berlin (“Viritin- (Secretary);

' S./M. Churn, chairman

ets” & “Fertetine(s”, etc.) E. W, Blackinoye,'manager

Merz & Co., Frankfurt - on - Main F. Ei 'A. Remedios, secretary

(Recto-Serol, etc.)

AG80 HONGKONG

Victor, Hamh-ton Op., General Wah Hing & Co.—148, Queen’s Road C.^

Merchants and Miherai Ore Ex- Teleph. 26267

porters — Holland House; Telephs.

(Office) 25102' (Godown) 50792; Cable Wah Kee—Gloucester Building; Teleph.

Ad: Vicham 27660

C. P. D. Glover

H. G. Mancell

S. O. Chang (Oompradore)

K. H. Kwok $1 B Hr #

K. T. Lim “Wah Ktu Yat Po,” published by Over-

Victor, J. A., Manufacturers’ Representa- seas Chinese Daily News, Ltd.: Chinese

DailyOffices:

Newspaper

tive-French

Teleph. 30191; Bank

CableBuilding, 4th floor; ing

Ad: Javictor 1 and(Morning)—

2, Yuen OnPublish

Lane

J. A. Victor Editorial and Business Dept.: 106-110

N. C.Kai

Yiu Barretto'

Ming Hollywood Road; Telephs. 21864

South Ctiina Representative for:

Cdve & Co., London 23767 and 28984; Cable Ad: Oer-r

Eisen seanews; Code: Bentley’s

W. A. Export, Go.,&Berlin

Biesterfeld am Co., Hamburg Shum Wai Yau, managing director

and publisher

Carl Spanuthr H burg. Chang Chi-ting, editor

Victoria Diocesan and' Missionary

Association—‘(Nee Associations) Wah Mei Electric Co., Electric Sup-

pliers and Contractors—135, Des Voeux

Victoria Female Home and Orphanage Road Central; Teleph. 23792: Cable

—(See Churches and Missions) and Radio Ad: Wameieleco; All

Standard Codes Used

Victoria Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Victoria Radio Shoppe—14, Hankow Wah Tsz Yat BPo” ^ #

Road. Opp. Star Theatre, Kowloon; Newspaper)—Business(Chinese Morning

Dept.: 5, Welling-

Teleph. 51411; Cable Ad : Victoria ton Street; Teleph. 20227. Editorial.

Proprietor—.T'ohh R. A. Pearne Dept.: P.O.

8, Wellington

Manager—Henry T. G. Pearne

Seknce Medhanic—Lau Yuen 30249; Box 100;Street;

CableTeleph

Ad:

Sales Lady-Miss Lau Wahtszpo

Victoria Recreation Club — (See te s

Clubs) Wai Kee, Tent, Flag and Sailmakers,

General Contractors—129, Des Vceux

“Vogue”—Gloucester Bldg.; Teleph. Road Central (top floor); Teleph.

32392 21833

Volun tee rDefenCE Corps —(Nee Military) Wai Loong, Ship and Family Compradore

and General Storekeeper—72, Des Voeux

if Road Cent.; Teleph. 22119

Wagstaff & Sons, W. W., Interior

Decorators and Furnishers, etc.—Wang Wai On Tseung, Ltd., Exporters, Im-

Hing Building, 10, Queen’s Road porters and Commission Agents — 24,

Central; Teleph. 33814; Cable Ad :

Wagstaff. Shanghai Office and Fac- Connaught Road C.;Teleph. 207ll ;Cable

tory : 118, Great )Vestern Road Ad: Waionseung

 HQNGKQNG A68U

V] m ft 4* ¥ Wang Kee & Co., Shipchandlers, Com-

Wallem & Co., Shipowners & Steamship pradores and Stevedores—36,

Boad Central; Connaught

Teleph. 26611-4; Cable

Agents, Coal Contractors and General Ad: Wangkee

Merchants — Hongkong & Shanghai

Bank Building (1st floor); Teleph. 21876; Yeung Yam, manager

Cable Scotts

Ad: Wallem; Codes: A.B.C. Boe,

6th Chow Ki, assist, manager

edn., idth edn., Bentley’s, Yeung Fai, do.

Penta and Private

H. J. Wallem, partner (Bergen* Warner Bros., First National Pic-

Norway) tures, lNC.-4-Shell House; Telcph.

B. Johannessen, partner 31940; P.O. Box 46; Cable Ad: Firnatex

K. Knudsen | Ho Shiu-que, C. K. Tso, branch mgr.

Managers: W. S. Tsui, acet.

Wallem & Co., Ltd., Hong Kong

Agencies: jf| H War Lun

Wallem & Co., A/S.,

International FarveBergen,

fabrik,Norway

A/S., Warren & Co., Ltd., C,. E., Sanitary

Bergen and Heating ^Diigine^rs,; Tile, Granite

Wan, De. C. H., f.r.c.s’, m.b., ch.b., d.t.'m. & Terrazzo and Marble Specialists,

H. (Edin.), d.p.h. (Camb.)—China Bldg. Monumentalists—St. George’s Bldg.,

(2nd floor); TelopRS. 20069 (Office) Chater Boad; Telephs. 20269 and

and 24732 (Besidence). 244fift; Cabjlq Ad : Warren; Qodes:

Wan, Db. Han S., Dental Surgeon- A.B.C. 5th edn. aqd, Bentley,’s:

L. B. Warrpn, managing director

China Bldg.. (7th floor):; Teleph- J. Bussell, engineer

32232 J. G. d’Aquinp !

P. M. Xavier

Ti} & & tt & H ft m C. M. Quinn

Wanchai Auto Accessories Co—250- C. M. Santos

254, Hennessey Boad, Wanchai; Teleph.

21795 Wassiamull As'soMull

Silks and

WWCfiAi Sch,ool—(See under Govt.) Novelties': Store,-1General

46-48, Qiieenrp Boad Central;, Teleph.

24529; P

mull

ft w % n % & ^ G. T. Assomull, proprietor

WANES;

porters,Commercial

Boundary Co., Importers

& General HardwareEx- U. Karamchand, salesman

Merchants—Boom 101, Asia Life Build-

ing; Teleph. 31439; Cable Ad: Lochan; Watanmal Boolchand, ■ Silk Goods

■ Codes Used: Bentley’s Complete Phrase .Specialists,'Curios and : General. Goods

: & Private Phrase Exporters — 18-20, On Lan Street;

Dickson

W. M. Lo.M.accountant

Y. Chan, manager Teleph' . 23259; ^.O,;Box'644;*Cable Ad:

Ed. J. Fisher, secretary Watanmal

Wang Bros. & Co., Typewriter Merchants Waters & Watson, Chartered Quan-

and General Importers—10, Pottinger tity Surveyors and Loss Assessors—

Street; Teleph. 23580; P.O. Box 589 Cable 76a, Nathan Boad, Kowloon; Tele-

Ad:, Wangbrot phone 59237; Cable Ad : Quants;

Head Office} 8, Battery Boad, Sin-

Wang Hing, Jewellers, Gold and Silver gapore

Ware Manufacturers and Jade Partners—D. B. Waters, p.a.s.1.,

Stone Dealers—10, Queen’s Bd. C. ; m.r.san.i. and E. C. Watson,

Teleph. 22086; Cable Ad: Jadestone.

Canton Branch: 2, Sai Hing Street; F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I.

Teleph. 11782 Branch Manager—W. J. Skinner,

P.A.S.I.

A682 hoHgkong

s^ « ea Ml 'ff

fFat sun .sz tai yeuk Jong Weaver & Co., Ltd., Metal Window

Manufacturers.

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S., Manufac- Other Metals—Head Office: Workers in Bronze and

turing, Wholesale and Itetail Chemists, Street, Kennedy Town; 6,Telephone Catchick

Importers, Aerated Water Manufactur-

ers, Wine and Spirit Merehants-^-Head 34033; P.O. Box 1174; Cable Ad:

Office: Alexandra Building; Teleph. Weaver W. S. Hsu, mng. director

20469; P.O. Box 105; iaai'1Cable(.soafl

Ad: Dispen- Stiaff-C.

sary

General Managers^John !

D. Hum- Chang Yang, H; I. Yum & P. F.

phreys and Son Weill Co.,Stock ‘ Ltd.,Exchange

L. Sharebrokers—

Secretary—William. Baterson

Staff—G. A. Lawrence,, L, Guy, P. Hongkong Building;

Wong, W. F. Simpson, W. Mills, W. Teleph. 23164,,

S.A. J.Hillier, T. Lock, G. Willoughby,

Stephen, H. F. Sullivan, W. L.

Cuningham, A, Jackson, Miss K. Welted Manufacturing

26, Fleming Road; Teleph.Co.,28457;

Ltd.—24-

Cable

Krose,. Mrs. B. Elder,

Miss B. Remedies and Miss M. daMiss D. Hunt, Ad: Weltedco

Roza K. H. Shiu, chief manager.

Kowloon Dispensary — C. N. S. T. K. Wong, asst. mgr.

Burns Wesleyan Mission iSchools—(See un-

Agencies : der Educational)

John Dewar and Son, Ltd., Perth

Whitbread & Co., Ltd. West Coast Life Insurance Co-

Eli Lilly & Col, Indianapolis Branch Office : 10, Des Voeux Rd.

Boots Pure Drug Co:, Ltd. Central; Teleph. 31513

Malayan Breweries, Ltd, Singapore H.

and Others G. E.C. R.C. F.Divett,

Bonhoff, branchmanager

district manager

K.Dept.)

W. Chiu, supervisor (Chinese

Watson, Charles E., m. i. mech. e., G. F. D’ Aquino, agent

(Chartered Mechanical Engineer) Mech.

I. Loco, EL,. Consulting Engineer— West River Transportation & Trading

c/o Brewers Bookshop, Alexandra Co.—43, Queen’s Road Central; Te-

Building; Telephs. 20696 and 33165; lephone 25814

P. O. Box 12; Cable Ad: Brewer

Western Trading Co. — Alexandra

Bldg.; Teleph. 34002

^ n m m

Watt & Co., I. H.. Import-Export General Westinghouse Electric International

Agents—$56, Des Voeux Road, C.; Co,, Manufacturers of Electrical Ap-

Teleph. 23859; P.O. Box 367; Cable paratus and Machinery—Head Office:

150, Broadway, New York City,

Ad : Wattimex; Codes Used : Bent- U.S.A.

ley’s, A.B-C. 5th_ Edition, Universal Mustard &31141,

Co., Sole

Ltd., David Housefor;

TradjC Code and^ Private. .Teleph.

I. H. W'atl, .general manager Hongkong and SouthDistributors

China

Way & Hall,.Teleph. Architects Weston, Capi. Walter C., m.m.o.c.,

Building; 21078;— Cable

Kayamally

Ad: London. (Late Surveyor

Agents, Yokohama), Marine andto General

Lloyd’s

Hallway Surveyor, Sworn Weigher & Measurer,

Harry Way Compass Adjuster & Oil Gauger-

Geo. A. Y. Hall, b.arch'; (Liverpool), Room 320, (3rd floor), Exchange

a. it. i .a.a., .Chartered; L& registered Bldg., 14, Des Voeux Road Central;

architect - ■ Teleph. 31300

 HONGKONG A68»

Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd.—8a, Des Norton & Gregory,, Ltd. (Archi-

Yoeux Road; Teleph. 28646; Cable tects’ and Engineer^’ Papers,

Ad : 6651 Cloths and Equipment)

L. Orlik. (Pipes and Smokers’

. Requisites) / . , ,

White Star Co., Importers and Exporters Josiah Parkes & Sons, Ltd.

—61, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. “Union” Locks, etc.)

23536; Cable Ad: Starlike James Robertson k Soip Ltd., Paisley.

(Jams and Marmalade)

Frederick Sage & Co., Ltd.

m M Wei Lo (Interior: and Exterior Shop/

White away, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Fittings.)"

Drapers, Chas. A. Schieren Co,-, New York.

Ladies andMilliners, HouseOutfitters—20,

Gentlemen’s, Furnishers, (Tanners & Manufacturers of

Superior Leather Belting)

Des

P.O. Voeux

Box 470;RoadCable

Central; Teleph. 20092;

Ad.: Warfield Solignum, Ltd. ■ (Solignum and

G. Border, manager Norusto)

Steel Co. of'Scotland-, Ltd. (Ship’s

Platts, etc.’)

^ Wic King Union Ajs^ce. Society* Ltd. , (Fire

Wicking & Co., Ltd., Harry,Merchants- Insce.)

and Commission Agents—Prince’s Build- The “Vesta” Battery Co., Ltd.,

Australia. (“Plate-Lock” Bat-

ings; Teleph. 3024L; Cable Ad: Wicking

J. Owen Hughes, director teries),.;.; ■ ,u -

H. Owen Hughes, do. Wiggins;

(Export), Teape

Ltd.; &;(Paper)

Alex. Pirie

A. K. Mackenzie, signs per pro. '

G. A. Burn |

S.R. Pinna

Nazarin || Miss

Miss N.L. Z.Shearer

Nazarin a: ft ±stiff s ea*

A gents for : ( w * m m to

F. H. Ayres, Ltd., London. Wilkinson Wai kin shan leap ki lai sz lut sze

(Sporting Goods) St Grist, Solicitors, Proctors

George Banks & Co., Liverpool. and Notaries Public; Practitioners

in H.B.M.’s Supreme Court for

(Ship’s Bottom Paint)

Ed. & John Burke, Ltd., Liver- China—2, Queen’s Road - Central;

Teleph. 27731; Cable Ad: Wilgrist;

pool. (“Cat” Brand Stout) Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns.,

W. J. Bush & Co., Ltd. (Essences) Bentley’s, Lombard’s & Western Union.

The Carron Co. of Scotland. (Cast London

Iron Pipes, Baths Stoves, Wradesons,Agents: Markby.E.C.Stewart

5, Bishopsgate, 2 &

Grates and Castings) Denis Henry Blake,

solicitor and notary public

Darragh, Small & Co., Ltd, (Coir James Templer Prior, lc.b., do.

Mats, Matting and Ropes Yam, Graeme Sissonsolicitor

Hugh-Jones, do.

etc.) H. G. Lee,

J. C. Eno, Ltd., London. (Fruit G. S. Ford, do.

Salt) H. L. Kwan, do.

Evans Sons, Lescher & Webb, Wai Po -Cheung, Ho Kit Shan and

Ltd., Liverpool. (Medical Pro- Lee , Rak Hung, interpreters

ducts)

Thomas Hubbuck & Son, Ltd. Jl Kut Sing

(Paints and Varnishes)

H. & R. Johnson, Ltd. (Tiles)

John Kidd & Co., Ltd., London. Wilkinson, Heywoocl St Clark, Var-

(Printing Inks and Colours, facturers—HohgkcTng Colour

nish,. Paint, Oil and Manu-

& Shanghai

Varnishes and Roller Composi- Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 58021; Cable

tions) Ad: Myotomy

The Morgan Crucible; Co., Ltd. H. W. ,Maxte.d (Shanghai), Mana-

(Crucibles, Plumbago, etc.), ger in the. Ear East

*A33

AG8^ HONGKONG

:

Hbmjkontj Depot- WfisrnsOR &, Co., •' J. A, Manufacturing

E. "W. Loveless,, Manager.. Jewellers, Gem and Diamond Mer-

. , J. H. Read. Assistant chants, and High

Watchmakers and Class Electroplaters,

Engravers—9, Han-

Yue' Tsiian-Yan (Accoiints) kow Road, Kowloon

Wong Hok-Ling (Chinese Sales) J. A, Windsor, proprietor

Agent's : ( .... i *; M.Assistants-^L.

W. Douglas, manager

G. H. Denister de

. Dodwell &. Gov, (iLt.dj.. ; • - Silva, T. H. Piyadasa, A. W.

Kuruneru and G. H. Samial

Williamson & Co., Ship Agents, Coal D. A. Paulishamy (Work Shop)

Importers

Chants—R

Teleph. asToS. & O.(Office)

Building

; / (5th floor);

615; Wing nCoffee & m m &

Cable Ad: Williamson Company, Coffee Roast-

S. T. Williamson. ers, Importers and Exporters and

T.G. Ramsey I Mis& E. Bergmann General Groceries—119, Des Voeux

B. Witchell I H. Jason Road C.;

Wing Coffee Teleph. 25869; Cable Ad:

W. J. Thomp-

son II J.L. E.C. NgChiu Albert W. L. Chong, manager

G. Gilmore | G. Chiu

. Gvileral Managers: ! Wing Fat & Co, General Printers. Book-

Wing Hong S. S. Co,/ Ltd. binders,

and AccountEngravers

Stationers, Book Manufacturers

and India

Shun Hong S. S. Co,! Ltd, Rubber Stamp Makers—47, Des Vceux

Ling Ndm S. S. Co, Ltd.' Road, Central; Teleph. 23253; Cable Ad;

Kin Hong S.S. Co, Ltd. Bookfeat

Foo Hong S.S. Co, Ltd.

Wing Ning S.S. Co, Ltd. Wing Fat Bookbinders

PrinItng and

Co, Stationers—

Ltd, The

Leana S.JS. Co,, Ltd. Printers,

149, Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 22257;

Cable Ad : Witchery. FactoryOffices:

: 22a,

WlLtiASfsoN, S. T, Honorary Agent for Whitfield;Teleph. 74, Upper Hokkien21910. Branch

Street, Singapore;

the Government of New Zealand—B.

P.O. Building O. (5th floor); Teleph.

Box 615;33755;

Cable Ad:

WingWilliamson

Hing Hong—46, Bonham Strand

W.; Teleph. 24574

Wilsoi* Construction Co.—11, Queen’s

Road C.; Teleph. 21002 n fc *1] : n

Wing

: Lee , Co.—Alexandra Building

Windsor Brothers (Established 1902), (4th floor); Cable Ad : Winly

Manufacturing Jewellers; Gem and Dia- Tsoi Wing Kai, manager

mond

Platers—56, Merchants,

Nathan Watch-makers

Road; Cable and

Ad:

Windsor .■ Wing Lee Petroleum Co.—Alexaiklra

C. H. Windsor; proprietor Bldg, 4th floor; Cable Ad: Winley

f • G. M. Arthur, manager ■ Tsoi Wing Kai, manager

K. Charles, assistant Wing Lee Quality Radio Products—

L. Dharmaseua, do 109, Hehnessy Road; Teleph. 32503

B, Dhatnmadasa^'.do.

B. P. Ranty,.. . do. Wing Lufe Wai, Chinese Wine and Spirit

D. Windsor, ; , do. Distillers-—124; Wing Lok Street;

T. G. l/pari.s Hamy, chief foreman Teleph. 32094; Cable Ad: Wingleewai

of the Workshop

Agents: Wing Mow, Dealer and Exporter in

‘ “Lanka Brand” choicest pure Ceylon Chinese Tea—181, Queen’s Road West;

Teleph. 23042

tea. Quality No. 1

 HONGKONG A685

a & m * Board of Directors—Jimes’Gpck Lock

Wing On Co., Ltd., The, Departmential (Managing

Lee Gunn, Director);

Mok KonP. Gbckchiii,

Sang, D.

Store,JExportg^s—207

and Universal Providers,

to 225, Importers

Des Yceuxv i , Jackman, Jjpp -.O.ljungA iien

AYa^jChong,

-Gock. ;

Road Central and 104 to 114, ■ Cdn- / Gon Hin, . Lee

K. Y. J^wok, O’Young Pun,

naught Road^ Central; Tetephs. 266Vl-5 Kwok LumLumButtShong,

(With Sub-Exchanges to all Depts.);

22898 (Provisions Dept.), 25994 (Wine,, Man, NJam, GockLau Kung Hin

& Spirits Dept.), 21518 (Wing On Sam and Kvkok Tit Ohiii '

Godown); iP.O. Box 1508; Cable Adc Supervisors —'Gock ; YilCn Fai,

Wingon; Codes : Bentley’s, A.B.Ci ' General Kwok Clian Fong

Managers — The Wihg Qn

’

5th edn., New Standard, Chinese Co., Ltd.

and Private. Branches : Shanghai, Ho Chow, manager

Sydney (Australia) and London, E. C. 2

Board of Directors—James Gock Lock KWok, Tim Tai, cashier

(Managing Director), Gock Gon Accountant—Chiu

Hin, Gock Hin Man, J. Lee

Gunn, Lambert Gock-chin, Lau Sub-accountant—AuFook Charm Pui

Kung Sam, Lum Butt Nam, Premium'Dept,—Chui'Cheuk

Policy Dept.—St H. Chiu Sang . 7

Gock Yuen Fai, F. T. Young, . Secretary—K. Y. Whang

' Wilkie

O’YoungLum,

Pun, Lee

Choi Kwok Chiu;.

Wing Hang, Clerk—T. M. Chui

P. I. Kong and Lee Yuen Chong Wing On Navioation Co.—59, Con-

Philip Gockchin, chief manager naught Road C.; Teleph. 32235

D. Jackman, sub-manager

Proprietors •. Wing On Tai, Merchants, Agents—130,

r Importers,

The Wing Qn Fire and Marine Exporters and' Coimmsion

Insce. Co., Ltd. (Head Ofiipe: Des Yceux Road West; Teleph. 23464

Hongkong)

The Wing on Textile Manufactur- Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd., Dutch

Indies Timber, Coal, Shipping and Gen-

ing Gd:? Ltd., Shanghai

The Wing On Life Assurance Co.., eral'Merchants, Importers

Commission Agents, Ship and

&■ Exporters,

Ltd. (Head Office: Hongkong) Freight Brokers — 20, Connaught

The Wing On Bank, Ld.

TheHongkong

Great Eastern Hotel, Canton, Road

and Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 28331; Cable

Ad: Wingping; Codes Used : A.B.C.

The Wei San Knitting Factory, Cause- 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s Com-

plete Phrgse,: Oeymphoat’,@ , with

way Bay, Hongkong Supplement, Indonesia, Hoaboe and

Agencies:. Private

Conklin’s Pens and Pencils S. K. Go, director

Elbschloss Beer (German) Anson Yao, secretary . ,

Duff Whisky

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid

^ ^ ^

\Ying Sang Co., Ltd., Importers,

H ^ ^ ; Exporters

3, Wing and

Wo Street;'General

Teleph. Merchants—

Wing On Fiee and Marine Insurance ; Box

Co., Ltd., The—225, Des Yceux Road 1539. Branch ;Office. at22227;

1 P,Q,,

Sydney,

Central; Teleph. 22017; Cable Ad: Australia

“Woass,” Hongkong Wing SaNg Hong', Soap Dealers—

j China Building (4th floor); Tfeleph.

22433; P.O. Box- 540; Cable Ad:

Shunlever , > , ■ ■ 7

The Wing On Life Assurance Co., ' Chan K. T. Cliung, manager

Ltd.— 26, 'Des Voeux Road Central; Af/evts for: Yue Tung,

: accounts

: & Sales

Teleph. 23307; Cable Ad: Wingon, '

Hongkong Lever Brothers (China),' Ettk

 HONGKONG

Wing Sing Lee—40, Bonham Strand Wong, yor andS. Engineer—199,

L., s.c.a., Architect,

Prince EdwardSurve-

E.; Telepli. 28816 /

►1j fI(> /I /{<) \ fi ‘ • S, ' Road, Kowloon

Wing Wo Sang,,. ofPacking

Mah,ufacthrh|' PackingSpecialist

:

Boxes—19, and Wong, S. To, Ophthalmic Surgeon—

Lee Yuen1 Sth-feet West’; Tfeleph. 22189 Pedder Bldg, ; Teleph. 22541

Wing YeeAgents

Fung,£)eajers

Merchants Wong

and Com- I Exporter, Sm Woon, General Importer and

miSsion, in Beche-dermer, Coal Merchant, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Contractor to H.M . Gov-

Sandalwood, etc.—^5,.;Connaught Hoad ernment—271,

Central; Tgleph. '35033; Cable Ad: 21474; Cable Ad: CompassRoad; Teleph.

Wingyefung

Hennessy

Wing Yice; AiQo., Building; Opntractors Wong, T. O, Architect—4, Queen’s Road

Centra); Teleph. 23563

—25, Gage Street ; T.eloph. 22269

WingEy & Co.,, Agents

Thpbrtersandand Coal

Exporters, Wong Tong Kee, Timber Merchant and

Commission Con- Sawmill Owner, Importers, Exporters

tractors—26A;‘ L)eS Yceux Road Central; and Commission Agents—Head Office:

Teleph. 25960; Cable Ad':. Winglycom : 32, Canton Road, Kowloon.

To Kwa Wan, Kowloon. Telephs, Sawmill:

,57138

(Office), 57342 (Sawmill); Cable Ad:

Winner, PRiNriNG'iCp.—166, Hennessy Timberyard

Road; Teleph. 28231

WjjfsOMK Printing , Co;—56, Lynd Woo &mWoo, m w n m m

Solicitors, Proctors, Con-

hurst Terraee; Teleph. 28298 veyancers, Patentof andChinaTradeBuilding,

Mark

Agents — Bank

4, Queen’s Road 'Central; Telephs.

m. H 23409 and 28959; Cable. Ad: Gladness;

Wo Eat & Co., Ship-chandlers, Metal Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Western Union

Merchants and General Storekeepers— andH. Bentleys phrase

K. Woo,,LL.fi. (London), principal

34-36, Des Yoeux Road Central Tele- P. Y. Woo, assistant solicitor

phone 20661

Wo Hop Land Investment Co.—33,

Des Voeux Road Cl.; Teleph. 25194 Woo, Dr.m Arthur, $ a m m

m.b., b.s. (London),

m.r.c.s.

General (Eng.),

Practitioner L.R.C.P.

— China (London),

Building

m m m1 m id (4th floor); Telephs. 24515 and 24196

Wo Suing Co., LtO., ThE —Chiha Building Dr. F.K. I.Y.Tseung, m.b.,b.s,b.s. (H.K.)

(H.K.)

(5th floor); Teleph. -20218; Cable Ad: Dr. Lai, m.b.,

Kotewall

Hon. Dr. R. H.director

KoteWall, C;M.g., ll.d., Dr. C. F. X. da Roza, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

managing

m mm m m m

Wong, Dr, B, C., m.b., , b.s.,;..l.m.s.,— Woo Clinic, The (Drs. Woo «!b

Office: 466, Nathan Road, Yaumati; Tseung)—China .Building, 4th floor;

Residence: 325, Prince Edward Road, Telephs. 24515 and 24196

Kowloon; Teleph-:. 57224 (Oflice) and Dr. Arthur W. Woo (27, Babing-

56165 (IlesidehCp) ' ' ) ton Path, Teleph. 24525)

Dr. Tseung Fat Im (73, Bonham

Wong, Dr. R. J„ m.b., ch.m., Medical Road, Teleph. 21635)

Practitioner and Lecturer in Anatomy, ; Dr.nessy Lai Kwong Yuk (281, Hen->

Road, Teleph, 26876)

Hongkong,Univei'sity—63-65, Des

Road Cent.; Telephs. 23579 (Office) and Vteux Dr. C. F. X. da Roza (138, Caine

20483 .(Residence) Road, Teleph. 25147)

 HONGKONG A687

Woo, Dr. T. P.. m.b.. ch.b. (Edin.), General %\m 'M

Medical Practitioner 18, Con- Fu loong yu ban kung se

naught .Road Central (3rd floor);

Telephs. 27994 and 20160 (Residence) Xavier Bros., Ltd., General Merchants

—8, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 23216;

World DrugWholesale

Co., The,andChemists P.O. Box 527;CpdpsCableUsed

Ad: Tiqiaj;

,:. Codes:

Druggists, Reiail and

Pa- AllF.Standard

A. Xavier

tent Medicines, .Chemical Drugs, Fred. A. Xavier "] J. L. Xavier

Surgical Instruments & Appliances,

Essential Oils, Perfumeries & Toilet

Sundries, etc. - Hongkong (General Eifi m & m. &

Office) : 160, Des Yoeux Road Cen-

tral; Telephs. 22584 and 32504; Xavier, Engineer

M. A., b.sc., Architect and Civil

— 8, Gable

Des Yoeux Road Re-

C.;

Kowloon (Original Store) : 370, Na-

than Road; Teleph. 56994; Canton Teleph. 23216;, Ad: Ticia.

(Branch Store) : 56, Tai Ping Road, sidence: “Waterford,” 64, Macdon-

South; Teleph. 15646; Cable Ad: nell Road; Teleph. 22722

Worldrug

C. H. Ko, general manager Yacht Club—(Yee Clubs)

Wong Yan Chiu, manager

Henry Wong, chemist Yamasaki, T., Dentist—^Gloucester Buil-

World Motor Supply Co., Importers of ding, 3rd. floor; Teleph. 21362

Motor Accessories, Tools, etc. — 312,

Hennessy Road; Teleph. 24258 Y.M.C.A., Chinese and European—

(See Associations)

n & m % m & m *

World Pencil, Co., Ltd.,_ The—.Castle Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.,

Peak Rd.; Teleph. 58766; Cable Ad: FireAgents: and Marine Insurance

Chinalead. Branches: Canton and

Shanghai 4a, DesChina

VoeuxUnderwriters,

Road Central Ld.—

World Silk Store, The, Silks, Hosiery,

Ladies’ Outfitters, Gentlemen’s Yau & ftCo., James, # fr H

Export Merchants

Shirts, Pyjanias, Dressing Gowns— and , Manufacturers of. Rubber

70, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

28966; Cable Ad : Meiwh Goods—Alexandra Bldg, (top floor);

Teleph. 34063; P.O;; Box 118 ; Cable

R Vk ffi Ad : J asyau

World Theatre — Des Yoeux Road Yau Kiam-fe, general manager

F. H. Yau asst, manager

Central; Teleph. 21337; P.O. Box 82 S. L. Yau, : ? do.

World Tobacco Co.-^Ho Tung Bldg ; Yaumati School—(Yee under Govt.)

Teleph. 27904

Wright & Co:, Share and General Brokers 88 ^ PS * #

—Prince’s Building; Teleph. 23519; F 0 Yan Sze Koon

Cable Ad: Altarpiece

Ye Olde Printerie,.Ltp.,

Wu & Co., T. W. (South China binders and Stationers China Printers, Book-

Branch), Sole China Agent for and | (Basement), Queen’s 1Road Cent.;Building Teleph.

Representative of the Upjohn Co., ' 23797; Cable Ad:' PrihtefiLeCode:

Maker of Fine Pharmaceuticals, Bentley’s , , ;: ! ;

Kalamazoo, Mich., U.S.A.—Asia

Life Building, 2nd floor; Teleph. Yee Fat & Co., Ship Chandlers, Sail

31072; Cable Ad: Friable Makers, Iron, Des

BrassVoeux

’ and Road

' Steel Cent.;

Mer-

D. Djung, manager chants—129,

T. C. Tsai, assistant Teleph. 20705

A6S8 HQNGKONG

m p ia It lH & ^0 ft

YeeSuppliers

Hing, Coal Merchants, Stevedores, Fat.lee-kung-see-Mn-chao

of Sand and 'Stone Ballast Yeung Fat & Company, General

—29,

Teleph.l>es21438

Yceux Road Cent. <2nd floor); Bldg. Contractors, Road-makers, Turfing

Ng’Hin Wing': Contractors, Road-makers, Turfing

Philip, H: B . Ng Experts &c., Contractors to War

Department and Public Works De-

partment, Hongkong—Head Office:

YeeHillier

On, Street;

Iron and Steel21318

Merchants—19, Kayamally Building (3rd floor);

Tejophs. (Stpre) and Telfephone' 23989. Kdwlbon Branch

Office: Nathan Road; Teleph. 59052

57304 (Godown’P W. H. Yeung, managing partner

! Lau Cho-Hang, manager P. K. So and W. K. Yeung, assist,

Staflf—Au Wing Yan, Chung Siu-fong, managers

Lau Ki and Leung'Hbn-cnun W. S. Yejing, worksjmanager

Yee Sang Fat Co.,.Ltd., General Im- Raymond H. C. Pih, secretary

porters and Exporters, Wholesale Assistants—C. N. Lau, Y. N.

and Retail, Manufacturers Repre- Lau, T- T. Yik and T. 0.

sentatives — KingV—Theatre Bldg. ; Wong

Teleph.. 21355; P.O. Box 547; .Cable Clerks—K. C, Mak, S. B. Kit-

Ad : Yeesangfat chell, K. CL Chow, C. F. Lam,

Chang Kwai Ctong, mng. director K. K. Yuep, Li Lau and: Tse

To

Store-keepers — P. K. Chan,

Yee Sang Tai & Company, Furniture Leung Loong, Y. K. Ngai, Y.

K» Wong, Yeung Cheung and

—Manufacturers

Head Office: and-Interior Decorators

353-357,. Hennessy Road, Yeung Lam

Wanchai. Works: 323, 360, Hennessy Foremenof Wo,rks—Cheung Kau,

Road, Wanchai; Telqph. 27895 ' Li Hing, Seto Yat, W. H.

Tsang, Tse Hip and Wu

Cheuk .

. Aissistnnt Foremen—Chau. Hung,,

Yee TsoOng tSSacco Distributors, Heung Ki, Ho Sum, Lau

Ltd ; • Tobacco; Merchants — Head Chung, Leung Sung, Li Mow,

. Office: 175, Soochow Road, Shang- T. F. Liu, P. Y. So, Tang

hai ; -South China Dept. : 2, Queen's Ngaor, Wong Shu, Wong

Road Central; Teleph. 27701 Sing, Yeung. Chun and Lo

Dept. Manager—F. Stafford-Smith Kwok Kuen

Assistant—F. S. Gel dart

South China Division-'

Amoy Territory—G. S. M. Pontius Yeung'YauTO& & %

Co., Share & General

Swatow Territory — Chen Ken

Liang Brokers—Bank of Canton Bldg.';

Foochow Territory—Shen Tsu Mou Teleph. 24709; Cable Ad: Zealous;

Hainan Sales -Office—Lo Min Codes: Bentley’s and Acme

Hung (Hong* Kong) Yeung Yau

Canton Division: Miss Loise Yeung, signs p.p.

D. A. Baker-Carr . Yeung Chan Fan, assistant

R. P. Dohson .

Yunnan Division: Yien

In-Charge—Kung Hsiang Banks)Yieh Commergial Bank—(dee

Yeung, S. C-, Dentist — King’s Theatre Ying Tack Kee, Arms Store—44, Pottin-

Building,

22983 Queep’s Road Central; Teleph. ger Street; Teleph. 22604

 HONGKONG

Zing Wa College—(See Educational) 21856; Novelties—18, Po'ttinger SL; Teleph-

Cable Ad : Pak Tim

Chow Pak Tim, principal

Yip Tai Chino, Dr.—China Building; Chow Chick Kwong, manager

Teleph. 21412

Yu Chong Shing, Tea Merchants — 85,

Yokohama Specie Bank—(^ee Banks) Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22122

Young & Co.—China Building; Te- Yue1884), Shing Printing Office (Established

leph. 27639 Queen’sBookRoad

Binders and Stationers—47,

Central; Teleph. 21890;

Cable Ad: Pristine

ft ft n M

Young & Co., C. P., Import and Export Yuen On Steamship Co., Ltd.—8,

Merchants and Manufacturers’

entatives —197, Repres- Queen’s

Queen’s Road Central;

Road West; Teleph. 27308

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, geh. mgr.

P.O. Box 676; Cable Ad: Zizel

C. P. Young, chief manager

S. C. Yeung and S. C. Wong, Yuen Wb Store, The, Shipchandlers and

Sail-Makers,

assistants Contractors, Engineering and Building

Harbour Repairs. Also

Chinese

Tung ManCrewSt. Agents—Offices:

; Teleph. 22329. .36-38

Work-

Young Bros. & Co., Hat Manufacturers— shop and Yard: Canton Road,

306,

Ad : Nathan

YounbrosRoad; P. O. Box 221; Cable Kowloon; Teleph. 57731

Foo Sun Young, manager

Yuen

PrinceYuen

EdwardDairy

Road;Farm

Teleph.Co.58982

—108,

ff ® g w

Yours Truly Tobacco Co., Importers, Zimmern & Co., F., Solicitors—Chung

Exporters,

Specialising Wholesalers and Retailers,

Smo- Tin Building; Teleph. 32033; Cable

king Tobacco,inPipes,

Cigars,Cigarette

Cigarettes,

Holders, Ad : Scienter

F. Zimmern, principal

Tobacco Pouches, Smokers’ Requisites,

Supplies of Lead Soldiers, Toys and E. Zimmern, accountant

 LEGALISED TARIFF OE EA11ES EOR TAXIS, C1I AIDS, JIN-

RICKS HAS, BOATS, &c\, IX THE COLONY OE HONGKONG

The fares prescribed for public vehicles are as t'ollows :—

40 cents for the first mile and 10 cents TtaOAB for every FARESquarter of a mile thereafter any distances.

followingThef^refonscale:— the.hiringQf.a motoi Cab' f itted yrith a taximeter shall be according1 to the

A. For a distance not exceeding one mile... mile... of five ... ...$l).40 (K’loon. $0.40)

■CB.. -IJxcea^ing

Waiting timeone with mile, forptoh

meter shutquarter,'

off for each of a period ... minutes ..... 0.10

0.10 (hi’loon.'

(K’lpon. $$0.05)

0.05)

SCALE Ob' FARES FOR CHAIRS

With 2 Bear-ers* With 4 Bearers.

Ten minutes

Quarter hour' ......

Hajffhoue

One hour 60

Every

: 1 1 s|ib^eq|iept hour 4080

' ' ’ ' SCALE OF F ARES FOR JlN-RlCKSHAS

I.—In the Island of Hongkono

Cai’ne Road and Lower Levels, and Ltj. I^ojWLopN and New Kowloon

- 1 (With Single Driver)

Ten

Half minutes,

hour

[fthe ...

Jinricksha:.. be ...

engaged 2010*u,h!debts

...within the ■ iIJ' Every

. ,’!,) Citjy One hour

of subsequent

Victoria, gpd hour

be, discharged

30 cents

outside the

WesternStation part of the; City (fSidp, Victoria after of:9 p.m.,, pr beafter

discharged,

^ p m., anitjo.the

extraEasthalfof fare

Bay ;9)»all

View

bePolice

chargeable. o For 2 or" istern 3 drivers of.theOrefareCityis double Victoria

or treble respectively.

II.—In the IJill District

C^uqrter hp,u Ones hoqr. : • /;

III.—In : the New Territories

By arrangement with the proprietors] through the Police.

PASSENGER BOATS

',• ) : . Class A Per Day of 12 Hours Class B

1st

2nd Class boats

Class boats

boats < ... ... 2.00 ' 1 2nd 1st Class

Class boats

btats $2,00

1.50

All other Class A Ltd

Per Hour • Less ’ All other, boats , LOO

Class B

Per

PerForhour

half-hourwith 2 passengers

„ . 40 cents „ Per hour with 2 passengers . 20 cents

an-hour, each20 extra

cents passenger,

per hour. 10 cents29for half- PerForhalf-hour

an-hour, each10 cents

„

extraforpassenger

an hour. 5 cents iu „

for half-

Between

per passenger. sunset and sunrise, 10 cents extra perBetween

^ 30passenger. sunset and sunrise, 10 cents extra

““ 2nd

1st Class

Class BoatsBoats

Boats ””” are

are those measuring feet andto 30overfeetin inlength.

“ All other are those

those measuring

of under 20from feet 20in length. length.

. . CARGO BOAT£

Per day or night of 12 hours. Per Load,

Vessels of 10,000 piculs and upwards $60

Vessels under—

10,000

5,000 „ piculs and not less

„ than 5,000

4,000 piculs

4,000

3,000 3,000

2,009

2,000

1,000 1,000

800

800

500 500

100

100 piculs

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 LIST OF INDUSTRIES IN THE

FAR EAST

INDEX

Aluminium Factories . f B 2 ' Oil Mills B 70

Bleaching & ihyUing Factories B 2 ! Paint Factories B 72

Brass, Copper & Tin Factories.....B 4 Paper Box Factories B 72

Bricks & Tiles Factories... B 5 Paper Making Mills : B 73

Button Factories B 5 Paper Mills B 73

Can Factories B 0 : Pharmaceutical Factories B 74

Canned Goods Factories B 7 Pipe-Organ Factories B 74

Chemical Factories B 9 Power

Press

Plants

Packing Factories

B 74

B 93

Cigar Factories B 9 1 Printing Hqyses, B 94

Coal Briquette

- Factories B 10 : Printing Ink Factories

Coal Mines ' B 11 Hallways of the Far East .....BEf 939§

Comb Factories B 12

Condensed Milk Factories B 12 j Rice Mills

Shipbuilding

B100

B101

Cosmetic Factories B 13 ; Silk

Cotton Mil|s,: B 14 i Silk Filatures

Mills

Bl02

BIOS

Dyeing & finishing Mills B 19 | Silk Weaving Factories B112

Elastic Factories. B 20 ; Silk Weaving" Mills; BIOS

Electric Plants (/SV« Power Plants) : Soap and Cap'dle I'actofies., B121

Electric Supplies Factories ..B '20 ■ Stationery Supplies Factories B124

Enamelware Factories B 22 I Sugar Centrals (Philippine

Flour Mills ...: B 22 Islands) jLj B125

Foundries B 26 Tanneries Bl26'

Ginning Mills B 27 Tea-firing Factories B127

Glass Factories n. .i B 28 Telephone Companies. B129

Gourmet Powder Factories B 30 Tin Alines (China) BlQQ

Hardware Factories B 30 Tin Mines (Malaya) Biol'

Hat Factories B 32 j Tobacco Factories B135

Hospitals B 34 Toothbrush R’actoriesJ. Bl37

Ice Factories B 49 Towel Factories BlSSi

Knitting Factories- B 49 Toy Factoiies B140

Laboratory, Equipment Factories.B 52 i Universities. ........ , v B140

Lace Factories 53 \ acuum F lask F actbries B142

Machine Factories B-54 • Vegetable Oil Mills B143

Mahjongg Engraving Factories...B 63 Waterworks B143

Match Fachbp'ies B 65 Wire Nail Factories

Wool Factories

B143

Bl43

Mining Compainie§ in the

Philippines ' B 67 List of Factories jn jfongkony.... 614^

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING

FIRMS IN THE FAR EAST B159

B1

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B2 ALUM LN ium-bleaching AND DYEING FACTORIES

ALUMINIUM FACTORIES IE XL

I Chi—Hangchow

® B XL

Kiangsu Province ^ m SJ—>H XL

Kao Tsun Chang—Hangchow

m h

Chin Hua—Shanghai m k

Kuang Ming—Yungchia

1 ^ Jl

Hua Chang—Shanghai In 'gr-W XL

Kung Ho—Hangchow

H fft—S Jb

I Chang—Shanghai LL IH XL

Kung I—Hangchow

I Tax—Shanghai *

Kung Ta—Hangcl. ow

mm-m ±

Pag Hsing--Shanghai & it m-m xl

Shou Lung Chang—Hangchow

Yih Chang—Shanghai 7L ^ ^c—XL

Ta Chang Yuen—Hangchow

BLEACHING AND DYEING

FACTORIES Ta Chung•Hua—Hangchow

+ «:

^ xl m n m-w m

Chekiang Province Ta Feng—Yungchia

IE m II XL

Chen Hua—Hangchow Ta Feng Sheng Chi—Hangchow

m m-mm Si «;

Chen Yah—Yungchia Ta Ta—Hangchow

In tic XL

Chiu Ho—Hangchow Ta Hua—Hangchow

# 77c—^ he n in] m

Chiu Hua Yung—Hangchow Ta Tung Chang Chi—Hangchow

In B—^ ^ m je w—^ ^

Hsieh Ho—Hsuanp’ing Tsao Cheng Hsing—Hsuanp’ing

* s-ffl # m P]-^H XL

Hung Ta—Hangchow Tung Chang Sheng—Hangchow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BLEACHING AND DYEING FACTORIES

$ Ji

Yen Ho—Hangchow Hsiang Yu—Shanghai

IE ^ -t

Yu Yuan—Hangchow ' Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

ft it-m vc he it * m-'# ±

Yuan Mao—HangchoW Hsieh Hsin Hsin' Chi—Shanghai

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Yuan Ta—Hangchow Using Mou—^Shanghai

® m k a m-U Ji

Kiangsu Province He a Chang—Shanghai

Jit m-m ±

Chein Ta—Shanghai Hung Chang—Shanghai

it m-m _l

Cheng Ho--Shanghai Hung Hsin—Shanghai

m m—u J*. ffi m-m ±

Chi Ming—Shanghai Hung Yu- Shanghai

* ®-»it m fc—m _h

Chin Feng—Shanghai •Ten Feng—Shanghai

H?.—.h 4* k—M' Jl

Chin Hua—ShaVrghai Kuang Chung—Shanghai

s ii-m-i m %-m ji

China Dyeing' Works—Shanghai ‘ Kuang Hua—Shanghai

^ fk—i& -L Jn JI- >g-m Jl

Chiu I—Shanghai Lao Cheng Ho—Shanghai

It Jl '

Chun Chang—Shanghai Mei Feng—Shanghai

# 41—_h H—Jl

Chung Hua—Shanghai Sajj Lu—Shanghai

M M—m Jl

Feng Ho—Shanghai Sen Tai—Shanghai

j! m-m ±

Ho Feng—Shanghai Ta Hsing—Shanghai

*B1

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B4 BLEACHING & DYEING*—BRASiS, COPPER & FACTORIES

m jC-'M Jl BRASS, COPPER & TIN

Ta Hua—Shanghai FACTORIES

m i m a:

Ta Lu—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Ih] I'j % m-m ji

Ta Tttvo—Shanghai Chang Yuan Li—Shanghai

M ± ®^ Jl

Ta Yuan—Shanghai Chang Wan Sheng—Shanghai

^ jc—M Jb H^ Jl

Ta Ho—Shanghai Chien Tai Feng—Shanghai

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Tai Ho—Shanghai Feng Yung Chang—Shanghai

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Tung I—Shanghai Hsi I Feng—Shanghai

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Tung Teh—Shanghai Hsieh Chtng Lung—Shanghai

^ n-m ji Jc ]p. It—Ji

Wan Sheng—Shanghai Hsu Shun Ta—'Shanghai

In s-m Jl ft ® rm-Ji- Jl

Wu Ho--Shanghai I Hsing Jen—Shanghai

m m-m ± Ju I Hsiang—Shanghai

Ying Chow—Shanghai

H Jl 1 # p-S Jl

Yu Chang—Shanghai Lo Chin Chang—Shanghai

IE UU ^ ®-B Ji ^ JC Jl

Yu Lun Ting Chi—Shanghai Lo Ta Chang—Shanghai

ie m m m-m ji $ m m-m

Yuan Sheng Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Lou Shuang Cheng—Shanghai

# 7TC—S .h s m m-m .h

Yung Yu—Shanghai Lou Teh Tai—'Shanghai

iKI 7TC—S Ji ^ M—m Jl

Yung Yuan—Shanghai Mao Shang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BRASS, COPPER & TIN—BRICKS & TILES—BUTTON FACTORIES B5

i ± m ITr-iIi #

Teh Chang—Shanghai Hsin Chien—Kungshan

5i _h ib m ± ifh-m jt

Tien Yuan—Shanghai Hua Dah Hsing Chi—Shanghai

^ _h Pi #—ill

Tung ChAnvg—Shanghai Hua Hsing—Kungshan

¥ri n—m ± m a:

Wan Chu—Shanghai Kin Cheng—Kiangning

s ,%-m _h - 0 'W M-m K

"Wan Fex'O—Shanghai Kin Hua Ti I—Kiangning

ffi m-m ± * *

Wan Yu—Shanghai Rung Dah—Wusih

m m 3E—'M J: n m-m m

Wong Lung Hsing—Shanghai Li Nung—Wusih

# **3-:—»jt 3C Irf—® _h

Wong Ta Yu—Shanghai Sin Dah—Shanghai

Yu Feng Jen—Shanghai W W

Southeastern—Nanhui

H 7K.—'® Ji M - ill M—M _h

Yung Chang—Shanghai Tai Shan, No. 2—Shanghai

BRICKS & TILLS' FACTORIES Ying Li—Wusihfc-m m

w m m BUTTON FACTORIES

Kiangsu Province

B SI—ill fa IT ii u:

Chen Su—Kunshan Kiangsu Province

ft ftHi fi ^ 4*—®. Ji

Chih Chang—Wusih Chung Kuo—Shanghai

# M-W IS 1’ ® _k

Chien Hua—Kuyung Ching Sin—Shanghai

Dah Chung—Nanhui IE s-o: ft

Feng Chi—ChitVkifing

 IXDUSTIUES IN THE EAR EAST. ,

Hl.'TTON-CAN EACTORLKS

m m-m -l # |a—S Ja

Hsieh Lun(?—Shanghai Fu Hsing—Shanghai

^ M-m _k H M—m Jh

Hux Chux -Shanghai 5 Han Chang—Shanghai

ft b -ii m n iiii &—m j*.

Jih Hsin—Sungkiang Ho Hsin .0han;g—Shanghai

ft fl—S Jb eI w>—m ±

Lung Kuang—Sungkiang Hsieh Chang—Shanghai

ii -x—'m ji

Tien Eu—SHanghai Hsieh Lung—Shanghai

M Ji m m-m ±

Tsu Chiu—Shanghai Hsin Chang—Shanghai

m sk- iL i

Yupki Jun—Chinkiang Hua Chengh—Shanghai

CAN FACTORIES si m-m i

I Chang—Shanghai

M U. ii m-m ±

Kiangsu Province I Chang Shen Chi—Shanghai

m ^ m-m j; !

Chen Chu Using—Shanghai Industeial a nd’Teading Co., Ltd.-

Shanghai

Chia Mei—Shanghai , w m-m -t

Jun Yu—Shanghai

m it &-m _h ^ ^ At-m J:

Chin Lung Mao—Shanghai Li Cheng Hsin.g—Shanghai

m e—^ ± i m m-m ±

Chbn Teh .Hsing—Shanghai Sheng Teh ChanG1—^Shanghai

m m-m _l Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.—

Chu Chang—Shanghai Shanghai

m m-m ± m M—m ±

Chun Kang—Shanghai Tai Hsing—^Shanghai

5k *0—-b i m-m ±

Chung Yang—Shanghai Tung Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

CAN—CANNED GOODS FACTORIES B7

In in]—fpi _h u) dv 0 ^ ^ ^j-ih m

Tung I Ho—^Shanghai Tao Hua Ta Tung Co., (branch of

Amoy factory)—Yungchia

m _h

V ictor—Shanghai 4-: m-rn m

Tsu Sheng Factory—Ninghsien

m yt-m jt

Tuan Fa—Shanghai - m-m

Wei I Factory—Yuyab

CANNED GOODS FACTORIES m YM-it m

Ya Tung Canning Factory—Fenghua

f a: ff

Chekiang Province ^ Si—^ ^

Ya Tung Factory—Ninghsien

fr iS-HI m

Heng Hsin Factory—Ninghsien 4= M—M _b

Yu Sheng Factory—Ninghsien

^ In—fj m

Ho Sheng Factory—Ninghsien n m in

Kiangsu Province

Hsin Yuan Factory—Fenghua IE M ^ U—B Jt

Chen Hua Hsin Chi Biscuit Factory

—Sin Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon-

Hua Hsin Factory—Ninghsien tigny, Shanghai

tn-rn m j*{ M-m; -t

Ju Sheng 2nd Factory—Yuyao Chen Ting Yang Kavan Canned

Vegetables Co.—265-266, Hsiu Chin

Li, Hankow Road, Shanghai

w H-ii: m

San Hsin Factory—Fenghua BH Jl

^ m-ii ^ China Canned Food Co., Ltd.—Ning

Kong Li, Fan Shia Road, S’hai

Shen Sheng Factory—Ninghsien

^ m-m _k

4-: m ' Chun Shen Canned Goods Co., Ltd.

Sheng Sheng Factqry—Fenghua —Fan Pan Road, Nantao, S’hai

4i m-it m IE H H ^ -k

Shlh Sheng Factory—Fenghua Chung Hua Chong Chi Candy Co.—

25, Teh Kong Li, Fu Shen Road,

m -x-m m Shanghai

Ta Lu Factory—Ninghsien BE Wj # tp—m Jl

:

® ^ ic-^ 5 Chung Hua Shieh Chi & Co.—Hwa

An Terrace, North Chekiang Road,

Tai Chiu Pao—Juian Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B8 CANNED GOODS FACTORIES

fn—S _L HE $ £ fh -ii

Ho Tsi Biscuit & Cannes Goods Ming —67,

Shen Shieh Chi Candy Factory

Wu Ming Nan Tso Road,

Factoiiy—22, Yu Tung' Road, S’hai Nantao, Shanghai

m M-m .h m ±

Hsin Hua Biscuit Co.—West,of Old Pi Shai & Co.—13., Hwang Ho Road,

North Gate, Shanghai French Concession, Shanghai

ie m it m fr-i® i M M—‘-'M J:

Hsin Teh Lung Yu Chi Biscuit Pu Li Candy Co.—Chi Tsiang Lane,

Factory—652, Chung Hsing Road, Li Maw Road,- Shanghai

Chapei, Shanghai

M lr—U'i _h

BE M f; _h Shiang Hai Minced Meat Factory-

Hua Foo Chen Chi Biscuit Factory 168, Chen An Li, Kerig Ho Road,

—Rung Shing Road, Chapei, S’hai Chapei, Shanghai

be # p ji n * m-m .h

Hua Mei She!n Chi Candy Co.—4, Ju Shen Hai

Shou Chang v Candy Co.—Li

Ko St . Nantao, Shanghai

I Li, Route Capitaine Rabier, S’hai

m ii-^ ± # M—'B ±

Hui Tai Bakery and Biscuit Factory SuShiaLu Canned Food Qo,, Ltd.—West-

Tu Road, Shanghai

—273, Pao> Yuan Rd., Chapei, S‘hai

m m-m-.s-.. ■M ck—M Jl

Kwan Hwa Biscuit Factory—43, Sin Tayette’Chen Candy Co.^-15, Rue Lafa-

r Tench Concession, S’hai

Loh Li, Boulevard de .IVIontigny,

Shanghai m -x-b ±

Ta Da Canned Goods Co.—Po An Li,

m ^ m-r-n ± Boulevard de, Montign>, Shanghai

Kwan Sun Yuan Canned Goods Co.,

Ltd.—Kiu * Meng Road, Outside of ^ -k-M Jy

West Gate, Shanghai Ta Feng Biscuit Factory—13, Rue

Lafayette, F. C.,< Shanghai

is m m ±

Lao Tse Ya|ig Kwan O^nned Vege-

table^ Co.—506, , Shantung Road, Ta I CandySCo.—4,- Jz—B rh

Chia Ping Li,

Shanghai Boulevard de Montigny, Shanghai

m m-rn p B :M—B ..K

Mai Lu Canned Goods Co.—Shao Ta Kong Canned Godos Co., Ltd.—

Chia RoRd, West Gate, S’hai City Arsenal Road, Nantap, Shanghai

^ m-3 Ji mMm-k~u±

Mei Ling Canned Coops Factory— Ta Loo Ling Chin Canned Goods

13, Teh Tsiahg Li, Route Oapitaine FACTORY^Yong Yih Li , Hui Kung

Rabier, Shanghai Road, Chapei, ShangHai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

CANNED GOODS-CHEMICAL—CIGAR FACTORIES B9

H S-tri: VU M—B il

Tai Foong Canned Coqds Co., Ltd.— Kai Yuan—Shanghai

Sian Sa Tu, Shanghai

m r-b ±

IS M—ffi _h Kiangsu Chemical Works—Shanghai

Tai Lai & Co.—Ping An Li, Shia Tu

Road, Nantao,. Shanghai aL—B _k

Li Ta—Shanghai

■ m •

Teh Li Candy Co.—Wei Hai Ko St., % m-m ±

Nantaq, . Shanghai Lung Mao Soda Factory—Shanghai

m m-m .b jc m-m

Teh Lung Biscuit Factory—1, Shun Ta Soda Factory—Shanghai

Hwang Ho Road, French Con.,

Shanghai

M~B ±

'W J* Tai Kang Soda Factory—Shanghai

Tien Hua Biscuit Factory—13, Rile M 3i-B _h

de Pere Froc, F. C., Shanghai

Tien Yuan Electro-Chemical Works

mm L Shanghai

Ting Yang^ Kwan Liquor and Canned jk id]—B Jb

Vegetables Cd.—Shantung Road,

Shanghai Tung Mao Soap Factory—Nanking

IB IS # F.—ife _h ic ik—B ±

Wang Shiang Fu" Chi Candy Co.— Yung Ta Soda Factory—Shanghai

12, Shen Teh Li, Dah Sun Lane,

•Shanghai M sk—B _b

Yung Tai Soda Factory'—Shanghai

ib m m m-m jb

Yang Yu Suing Ho Chi Bakery & 7K—il

Biscuit Factory—512-514, Hai Yung Mao Hsiang Factory—S’hai

Chong Road, Shanghai

CHEMICAL FACTORIES CIGAR FACTORIES

t\ m n: il

Kiangsu Province Kiangsu Province

M ^—B Ji i m-B ±

Heng Li Candle, Soap and Soda Chi Chang—21, Kiu Ta St.^ Arsenal

Works—Shanghai Road, Shanghai

$ M-m Jt m m-B ji

Kai Chenc Acids Manufacturinp Co. Chiu Pao—557, Jen Teh Terrace,

—Shanghai West Wuchang Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BIO , -piGAR—COAL-BRIQUETTE FACTORIES

M It—# -h U—'M Jl

Chu Yuan—Jui Feng' Terrace, East Yuan Tai—16, Hung An Terrace,.

Hashing Road, Shanghai Haining Road, Shanghai

M ft—# _fc M A.—# Ji

Ho Chung—Wayside Terrace, East Yung Tai—659, Hongkong Rd., S’haL

Broadway, Shanghai

A—# Jl ^ A—# Ji

Jen Ho—32, Dane 230, Bubbling Well Yung Yih—1, Elgin Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

COAL-BRIQUETTE FACTORIES

ie -%-m a

Lao Yu Tax 'Yun Chi—Tung Chang ti m a:

Terrace, Range Road, .Shanghai Kiangsu Province

1

H; J ) B Jl j s—# ji

Lx Chang—35, Ching Yun Terrace, Chungm-m Hua, No. 1 Factory—Tung

North Eiiangse Road, Shanghai

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai

is m-m ±

Lo Ke—742, Hung Hsin Terrace, m-mm 4*-# Ji

Haining Road, Shanghai Chung Hua, No. 2 Factory—Chou

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai

ie m-B ji

Pao Kee—107, Su Wen Terrace, Foo- m^m m 4*-# -h

chow Road, Shanghai Chung Hua, No. 3 Factory—49,

Dalny Road, Shanghai

ii H—# ±

San Dah—47, Chin An Terrace, Tong IH 4*—# Jl

Kia Wan, Shanghai Chung Kuo—Hongkew, Shanghai

IE Ji E 0-B Ji

Sen Ciii—154^ -Tung Hua Terrace, Hua Cheng—301, Lay Road, S’hai

Foochow Road, Shanghai

4* Ji-# Ji 0 M—B Jl

Shang Lin Chang Chi—557, Eu Jen Kuo Hua—West of Ping Yin Chiao,

Hsia Tu Road, Shanghai

Terrace, East Yuhang Rd., S’hai

M ££-B ± & Jl

Yin FENG-^Hanbuxy Road, Shanghai LiGate,

Min—Feng Huang Chia, Han Hsi

Nanking

ie m-b ±

Yu Chi—Hung Fu Terrace, Dent # m-B ji

Road, Shanghai Nanyang—620, Hsia Hsu Road, S’hai

^ II M-B Ji ie m 0, m-B ±

Yu Feng Tai—3291, Hsin Teh Terrace, Si Chang Hsieh Chi—Ching Men,

Point Road, Shanghai Wuhsien, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

GOAL-BRIQUETTE FACTORIES—COAL MINES Bll

:

$ »j Jc—ij'i _h ^ §tiii n-m $

Ta Chung Hua—700, Lay Road, S’hai Lih-Shan Co.—Anhwei

M 4* jc—M Jl mm m

Ta Chung. Kyp—jWai . Hung Ohiao, Ling-chen Colliery—Hopei

Hpngkew, Shanghai

^1 ^ it ^ 'B M />—S M

M Jc—te Ji Liu-Ho-Kou Co.—Honan

Ta Hua—963, Kuang Fu Road, S’hai

it—Ji n Smda m

! Liu-kiang Co.—Hopei

Yuan Tung North Hu Tang Road,

Pootung. Shanghai a $ ai ^ m

I Nei-tse-shan Colliery—Liaoning

COAL MINES

a e A-m m

n & m ^ ^ m -it n Pah-dor-hQU Colliery—Liaoning

, WITH CHINESE CAPITAL ONLY : — ui it k m ib—m m

Chai-tang Co.—Hopei Pei-piou. . Co.t^J eho!

^ & m m w s-rit n i mm a

Chang-chen Co.—Hopei Pinghsiang Colliery—Kiangsi

£• it $ #—a m n & it m n in

Changhsin Co.—Chekiang Po-ching Co.—Shansi

^ Jr it f It # -4t M m m m m-m a

CiiEka-FONG Co.- ItOpei c Po-loh Co.—'Kiangsi

it m m it'-oi m m m % m-mm

Chung-Hsing Co.—Shantung Si-an Colliery—Liaoning

^^ jh ta-m m ^ it m 7K-m ^

Fu-chow-wan Colliery—Liaoning Sui-tuNg- Colliery—Anhwei

fll & ^ « B S-* * it m d m-w m

Fu-kok Co.—Kwangtung Tsi-tsong Colliery—Honan

it eg Jii-a m m /id & it i w-m iii

Ho-kiang Colliery—Heilungkiang Tsin-peh Colliery—Shansi

3 &n*m a it m m m-n oi

Hwatung Co.—Kiangsu Tungpa,o Colliery—Shansi

mm #m-m% ^ H $ A fe-4b m

Hwes-nan Colliery—Aiihwei Ye-lih (56.—Hopei

 INDUSTRIES IN Tip; FAR EAST

B12 COAL .MINES - - COAIR CONDENSED MILK FACTORIES

M M ft ‘\&~M ill sino-russian capital: —

Yo-susr' Colliery—Shantung Mo-ling Colliery—Kirin

m ^ m w -m m Tsalannar Colliery—Heilungkiang

Yu-tung Colliery—Liaoning JAPANESE CAPITAL: —

WITH CHINESE & FOREIGEN CAPITAL: — Rushan

den

& Yental Collieries—Muk-

m m m w m-m m

Chinkou Colliery—Liaoning COMB FACTORIES

li ^ ® is w m-m m ti m a:

Chinsi Colliery—Liaoning Kiangsu Province

® « \h~J& ill KR I- ft-S ©

Lutah Co.—Shantung Chen Lao Pu Heng Shun—Wuohin

^ ^ w m-m m ie * i % n-m %

Nan-chang Colliery—Liaoning Chen LuAo Wang Ta Chang Yuna Chi

—Wuchin

mmmm*w m

Pinchihu Co.—Liaoning * m &-m &

Wang I Ta—Wuchin

^1 ^ ^ ill—ill

Po-Tui^G .Co.—Shantung H 3:—Ift ^

Wang Ta Chang—Wuchin

^ ® m \h-M ill

Shao-hwa Colliery—Shantung

CONDENSED MILK FACTORIES

m m m * n m-m m

Tah-hsin .Colliery—Jehol m a m

Chekiang Province

m m m m ± w m-m m

Tah-yao-kow Colliery—Liaoning # n-M ^

m m m m LU -m oi Ai Hla—Tuiun

Wha-wu Colliery—Shantung m 1;l

WITH SINO-BRITISH CAPITAL: — Hsi Hu—Hangchow

Wm mm m-it n » w-s *

Kailan Mining Administration- Pe HAO^Juian

Hopei

Mentoukou Colliery—Hopei mm &

Chong-fu Corporation—Honan Pei Er SnENG’-Iuian

,sino-ghrmany capital : -

Chin-hsing Colliery—Hopeh Po Lin—Juian

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COSMETIC FACTORIES B13

COSMETIC FACTORIES m m-m a

Hua Nan Chemical Industry Co.—

ti m a Shanghai

Kiangsu Province s a

m is--# Ji Hua Sing Co.—Shanghai

Asia Industry Oo.—Shanghai a a-a ^

Association for Domestic Industries Kiang

kiang

Sung Chemical Works—Sun-

—Shanghai

if a a

Chi Sheng Co.—Shanghai Kwong Sang Hong—Shanghai

^ Jl £ :m-m a

Chin Chang Powder Mfg. Co.—S'hai Lo An Cosmetics Mfg. Co.-^-S’hai

China Brothers Company—Shanghai va m-m a

Mei Ling Co.—Shanghai

China Chemical Works—Shanghai

m m-m a

m jE-m ii Mei Sing Co.—Shanghai

Cheng I Industrial CO;—Shanghai

a &-a n

IE # M—m _h ' Ming Sung Chemical Works—Sun-

Chang Ding Kee—Shanghai kiang

^ M—'M _h a ft—^ a

Chiu Sung Cosmetics Mfg. Co.— New Asiatic Chemical Works—S'hai

m iz-m _h r m a fr-s a

Cosmetics Department of the Talow NEM China Industrial Co.—S’hai

Dispensary—Shanghai ft M—'M a

b mm ± Oriental Chemical Works—S’hai

Great China Dispensary—Shanghai 0—0 a

B m a 41—# a Pao Chiang Co.—Shanghai

Great Eastern Dispensary—S’hai ^ jl-0 a

H. A. Manufacturing Co.—Shanghai Peacock Chemical Industry Co.—

Shanghai

m m iif-® a m a—0 a

Hsu Fu Chun—Kiangtu Sincere Perfumery Factory—S’hai

£ M-m Jb i -jc-0 a

Hu Fang Chemical Works—iS’hai Ta Chang Company—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B14 COSMETIC FACTORIES—COTTON MILLS

m ?i-m ii 3c H-rH f/L

Tien Jan Chemical Works—S’hai Sean You Zoo Hangchow Works—

Hangchow

M JE \L

Wu Cheng Tai—Kiangtu" !£"M S'#-Jt k

j Shan I Chang CHi—Chiashan

Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai

COTTON MILLS Shou CnEiiG—Yungehia

€ o: m IE ® n d

Chekiang Province Ta Feng Sheng Chi—Hangchow

m m iflj-O] ^

p] ^ Tung Wei Rung, Cotton. S. & W. Co.,

Chenhai Kung I—Chenhai Ltd.—Siao Shan

xc m-m f/d H

Chia Ho—Chiahsing Woo Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.

—N ingpo

Xc m-m m

Chia Ho Cotton Mill—Chiahsing At

Hopei Province

m-m m

Fu Cheng—Ninghsien m jc-$ % js

Dah Shing Cotton S. AM'. Co.., Ltd.—

n j¥-n m Zakohchang

Hou, Feng—Ninghsien :M k-w %

jf] m-%6 m Dai Sung Thread Mill—Tientsin

Li Yung—Lishui m -is-# x

m m Heng Yuen Cotton S. & W. Co.,

Ltd.—Tientsin

Lu Cheng—Yungchia

H-# X

£ Jb Pao Ree Cotton MitLA-Paoting

Pin Min—Shangyu Tientsin

IE

Ping Min—Hangchow JPao Ree Cotton Mill—Pao Ting

H-ffl u IE 4V # ^-# X

Sean You Zoo Co-, Tung Yi Rung Pei Yang Rung Ree Cotton Mill—

Mill—Hangchow Tientsin

tfc # #~# X

Sean You Zoo Cotton Mill, Rung Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.,

Chen Chiao—Hangchow TaNUshan MilL—Tientsin

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COTTON MILLS B15

m x n x-m x

Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd., Ching Foong Cotton S. & W. Co..

Ltd.—Peking Road, Shanghai

Tientsin Mill—Tientsin

m x ^ x-m x

Yue Dah Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Ching

Lao

Sing Cotton S. & W. Co.—

Down Kak Low, Shanghai

Tientsin

n w-m x x ii—# x

Yue Yuen Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Chun Tai Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.—

349, Ningpo Road, Shanghai

Tientsin

^ M n x-u X

Hupeh Province Dah Cheng Cotton Mill No. 1 & 2—

Shantung Road, Shanghai

* if-n m & x-mx

Ching Kwai Cotton S. & W. Co., Dah Sung Cotton S. & W. Co.,.

Ltd.—Hankow No. 1—Nanking Road, Shanghai

□ M- n m ^ x-m x

Hankow Cotton S. & W. Co., No. 1— DahNo. Sung Cotton S. & W. <10.,

1—Shanghai

Hankow

W-n M m x-'B

Hupeh Cotton Mill—Hankow Dah Sung Cotton S. & W. Co.,

No. 2—Shanghai

TfT TtT &

Shasi Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Dah Sung mCotton x—'M x

S. & W. Co.,

Shasi No. 3—Shanghai

m m-n m

Sung Sjng Cotton Mill, No. 4— Dah Tung ]p]Cotton X—B -H

Meg. Co., Ltd.—

Hankow 452, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

x x—p m Dan Foong Ching Kee Cotton S. &

Tai An S. & W. Co.—Hankow W. Co., Ltd.—Ningpo Rd., Shanghai

Dong Chong Yih Kee Cotton Mill—

Yue Wah Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Shanghai

Wuchang

5 J$.—B X

& il Fou An Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.—

Kiangsu Province 280, Peking Read, Shanghai

ie x !E * ®-B X

Chen Hwa Lee Kee Cotton S. & W. . HengCo.,

Dah Sing Kee Cotton S. & W.

Ltd.—260, Av. Edward VII.

Co., Ltd.—Peking Road, Shanghai | Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B16 COTTON MILLS

i. m m-B ji

Heng Fong Cotton Mfg. Co.—Peking PaoNingpo

Shing Cotton S. & W. Co-—349*

Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

i. w-m _l B -k—'B -k

Hong Chang Cot Ion S. & W. Co., Shanghai Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.- -

Ltd.—Tientsin Road, Shanghai Tientsiri Roa;d, Shanghai

11 jE-m _b m-m % m-B ji

Jing Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Sing Yu Cotton’ S. &: W. Co., Mill

Ltd.—122, Rue Du Consulat, Shang- No. 1—Kiangse Road, -Shanghai

hai

- m in m-B ±

s m-m _h Sing Yu Cotton Sv & W. Co., Mill

Ka Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— No. 2—Kiangse Road, Shanghai

521, Honan Road, Shanghai

Soo Lung Cotton Mill—58, Kiangse

ie m m m-% ji Road, Shanghai

King Wei Ming Kee Cotton S. & W

Mill—Kiangse Road, Shanghai Soo Lung Cotton S. .& W. Co., Shang-

hai Mill—58, Kiangse Road, Shang-

Kwan Chung. Co'j’ton S & W. Co., hai

Ltd.—Amoy Road, Shanghai

m-m m m-B ±

0 m-'B ± Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 1—

Lee Sing Cotton S. & W. Co.—Kiang- 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

se Road, Shanghai

m ~ m m m-B _h

m - m ± m-B ± Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 2—

Lee Tai Spinning Co., Mill No. 1— 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

112, Avenue Road, Shanghai

m - m * m-b jr m ^ m m m-B ±

Lee Tai Spinnung Co,, Mill No. 2— feuNG Sing Cotton Mill No. 3—421,

Kiangse Road, ‘ Shanghai

Shanghai

* m-B _h ms m m m-B ±

Lee Yung Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Sung

421,

Sing .Cotton Mill, No. 5—

Kiangse Rbad, - Shanghai

Canton Road, Shanghai

H &-B ± m x m m m-B ±

Ming Foong Cotton Mill—5S, Kiang- Sung421,

Sing Cotton Mill, No. 6—

Kiangse Road, Shanghai

se Road, Shanghai

4-:’ &t-B -k m't m m m-B ±

Ming Sung Cotton S. & W. Co., Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 7—

421, Kiairgse Road, Shanghai

Ltd.—Shanse Road, Shanghai

4* m -m m m a m m m-B it

Chung- Got on Mill—Peidong, Sung-

NrnWusih Sing Cotton Mill, No. 8—

421,. Kiangse Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COTTON MILLS Bl7

m mm m-m\h BRITISH COTTON MILLS

Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 9—

421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai HU Jt

China Pkinting -&■ Finishing Co.,

m na-s ± Ltd.—220, Sze?huen Road, Shanghai

Ting Hsing Cotton ATill—97, Jinkee

Road, Shanghai In

Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Ewo Mills—

27,. Thn Bunfl, Shanghai

Tunc^. Chttng Cotton S. & W. Cos,

Ltd.—58, Kiangse Road, Shanghai m *ifi ikp i

Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Kung Yik

S H—# Jl Mills—27, The Bund, Shanghai

TuIng Yih Cotton S. & W. ;Co., Ltd.— In iti-m _h

20, Nihgpo 'Road, Shanghai Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Yangtszepoo

Mill—27, The Bund, Shanghai

ie & m m-m ±

Wei Tung Hop Kee Cotton S. & W.

Co., Ltd. — 392, Nanking Road, Zoong Singlife Cotion Mile, Jl

Ltd.—20,

Shanghai Ningpp Road', Shanghai

m - % fc-m _b

Wing On Textile Meg. Co., Ltd., JAPANESE MILLS

Mill No. 1—392,. Nanking Road,

Shanghai m m jt *-m ji

m~ 7K—_h Dah Kong Cotton Mill—220, Sze-

chuen Road, Shanghai

Wing On Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

Mill No. 2—392, Nanking Road, & ft-am m. b m m-m ±

Shanghai Dong Shing S. & W. Co., Mill No. 1

and No. 2 — 93, Hankow Road,

® h m £ 7%-m Ji Shanghai

Wing On Textile Meg.: Co., Ltd.,

Mill No. ,3—392, Nanking Read,

Shanghai Japan China S. & \\t. Co., Ltd., Mill

No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5,

m ^ M £ 7%^-B Ji Nb. 6, No. 7 and No. 8—98, Robin-

Wing On Textile Meg. Ca, Ltd., i son Road, Shanghai

Mill No. 4—392, Nanking Road, 0 m z: Ifs -X £r-B ±

Shanghai Kung Dah S. & W. Co., Mill No. 1

Yah Foong Yth Kee Cotton S. & W. and No. 2—540, Yangtszepoo Road,

Co., Ltd. — 17, Museum Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

tfc fr # 111 ^ rt-ii J:

It B—Tfc Jt Naigai Wata Kaisha, Mill No. 1,

Yue Kong Cotton S. & W. C., Ltd.— No. 2,7, No.

No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6,

No.' 8 and No. 9—12, Han-

Won Ping Kai, Shanghai kow Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

1318 COTTON MILLS

)li: 5^ lie ^if $Jj M _h—itt Ji Toyoda Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.,.

Shanghai Cotton Meg. Mill No. 1, Tsingtao Mill--Tsingtao

No. 2, No. 3, No 4 and No. 5—185

Szechuen Road, Shanghai

Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.,

ft # ffi j|-S Ji Tsingtao Mill—Tsingtao

Toyoda Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Other Provinces

110, Hankow Road, Shanghai

ft iir $ ii ii m-m ± m ft-m m

Yu Fong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Dah Hsing Cotton S. & W. Co., No. 2;

Mill—Sian, Shensi

110, Hankow Road, Shanghai

^. m Oi $ m ft-m oj

Shantung Province Dah Yih Chen Cotton S. & W. Co ,

Ltd., No. 1, 2 Mill—Sinkiang,

^ E-f $ Shansi

Chen Fong Cotton S. & W. Co., ft #M

Ltd.—Tsinan Hainan Cotton Mill, No. 1—Chang-

sha, Hunan

Chen Tung Cotton S. & W. Co.. ® inf

Ltd.—Tsinan

Jue Shing Cotton Spinning Co.,.

ft # Ltd.—Wuchih, Honan

Dah Kong Cotton Mill—Tsingtao

m m-m. a:

Dong Shing, S. W. Co.,., Tsingtao Kiu Shing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.

Mill—Tsingtao —Kiukiang, Kiangsi

Fujigasu Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd.— n m-m w

Tsingtao

Kwan Yih Cotton Mill—An Yang,

'ft —% # Honan

Kung Dah S. Ac W. Mill No. 5—

Tsingtao sc *

Kwangtung Cotton S. & W. Co.—

n m Canton, Kwangtung

Loo Foong C6tt0n S. & W. Co., Ltd- -

Tsinan

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Pao Lai Nagasaki Cotton S. & W- Manchuria Cotton Spinning Co.,

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COTTON —DYEING & FIN I SUING All ILLS •

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No. 1, 2—Ohinchow, Manchuria Cheng ChanTI Dyeing' & Finishing

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DYEING & FINISHING MIULS-^EIASTIC—ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

FACTORIES

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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES FACTORIES B21

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ELECTRIC—EJNAMELWARE FACTORIES—FLOUR MILLS

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

FLOUR MILLS B23

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B-24 FLOUR MILLS

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

FLOUR MILLS B25

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B26 FLOURS MILLS—FOUNDRIES

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

EOUN0R1 ESw-OINNINU ‘MILLS mr

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 INDUSTRIES TFT THE EAR EAST

B28 GINNING MILLS—GLASS FACTORIES

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GLASS FACTORIES B29

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330 GLASS-GOURMET POWDER-HARDWARE FACTORIES

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HARDWARE FACTORIES B3I

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

I! ARD WARE— IIAT; FACTORIES

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HAT FACTORIES B33

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:H &-M h Hua Tung^—Shanghai

Ho Feng—Shanghai

m m m~my±

m w-m t Hung Yuan Tai—Shanghai

Hsieh Kang—Shanghai

m m m-m .h

p. rn-rn ± I Hsing Hsiang—Shanghai

Hsin Chang—Shanghai it ifi

m m tfr-T® ± I Tseng F.u—Shanghai

Hsin Chen Kang—Shanghai M Jl

it .h Kuan Chip--Shanghai

Hsin Hsin—Shanghai ® M—'M _h

Kuan I—Shanghai

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Hsin Hua—Shanghai M %—u i

Kuan Mei—Shanghai

Hsu I Yuan—Shanghai m m-m i*.

Kuo Hua—Shanghai

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Hsu Wei Chi—Shanghai Lau Fu—Shanghai

8B & £ ± t!IJ 'ic-t® ±

Hua An Ho Chi—Shanghai Ta Ming—Shanghai

^ m-m _h IB f!J] 11 m-Bitk

Hua Cheng—Shanghai Te Hsing Ming Chi—Shanghai

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B34 HAT FACTORIES-HOSPITALS

m m-U Jl

Te Tai Ho—Shanghai Goodwill Hospital—Suhsien (Nan-

hsuchow)

IE m W-M -b

Tsao Cheng Chi—Shanghai

Hope Hospital—Hwaiyuen

j« M-m i

Wan Cheng—Shanghai

Luchowfu Christian Hospital—Hofei

m M-m ±

Wan Lung—Shanghai

Ming Sun Hospital—Hofei

1 tK Z-& Jl

Wang Yung Chang—Shanghai

Showchow Hospital—A.P.M. Show-

IE M M—U Jl chow

Yeh Shun Chi—Shanghai

m Ji St. James Hospital—Anking

Yu Jung Hsing—Shanghai

m ji Tse Hut Hospital—Hofei

Yu Sheng—Shanghai

m ia -jt—m ji Women’s Hospital—Pochow

Yuan Chang I—Shanghai

ie”$0 m-m ji Wuhu General Hospital—Wuhu

Yueh Jui Chi—Shanghai

$ 0 tK—M Jl ft ?T i^r

Yung Hua Cheng—Shanghai Chekiang Province

*-m^±

Yung Mao Chang—Shanghai Benevolence Hospital—Hwangyen

HOSPITALS Blyth Hospital—Wenchow

® m £

Anhwei Province Changling Hospital—Changling

Bzmzn- mM mm&mm&mwiLftTCffi

Chao Hsien General Hospital—Chao

Hsien

Chekiang Provincial Medical and

Craigan Memorial Hospital — Hwai- Pharmaceutical School Hospital—

yuen Tao Man Kang, Hangchow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B35:

Chekiang Provincial Obstetrical King Chien Hospital—Tzeki

Hospital—32, Mo Po Shan, Hang-

chow

Koh Liang Hospital—Huchow

Chen Chi Public Hospital—Tinghai

VEmm-mm Kung Chi Hospital—Hangchow

China Hospital—The Bund, Ningpo ^m-mn

Kwangchi Hospital—C. M. S. Hang-

chow

Chinese and Foreign HospiTAL—Shen

Lane, Chuehow

Linhai Hospital—Linhai

Dong Tseh Hospital—Chinghai

Loo Kiang Hospital—Tsichao, Ching-

Drum Tower Hospital—Ningpo hai

Hangchow Local Hospital—Chang- McCarter Hospital—Yuyao

zeor Road, Hangchow

mmm-kmhm-mx.

Medical Department, National Uni-

Huchow General Hospital—Huchow versity of Chekiang—Hangchow

KiSSSilf-ir#

Hung Kee Hospital—Siashih Nanzin Hospital—Nanzin

Vcwm-^i

Hwa Mei Hospital—Ningpo Ophthalmic Hospital—Hangchow

1-Men Hospital—Tangki Hsien Pao Li Hospital—Tzeki

H-«a

Jih Ching Hospital—San Yuen Chao, Pickford Memorial Hospital—

A.B.M., Kinhwa

Wenlin

Ju Wai Hospital—Ningpo Seng Seng HospiTAi^Siashih

Hashing Christian Hospital—Ha- Shaoshing Christian Hospital —

shing Shaoshing

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B36 HOSPITALS

, vmffin-mm

Ta Tung Hospital—West Gate, Yuyao C. M. S. Hospital—Sia Pu, Funing

l£ilfclfe-g£f

Tatung Hospital—Yi-Ting, via Ning- Diongloh American Boardmission

Hospital—Diongloh

Tien Seng Hospital—Ningpo

Elis H. Blauvelt Memorial Hospital

—Tungan, Amoy

Tung Wen Hospital—Haiyen

Foochow Christian Union Hospital

Wang Yiang Hospital—Chang Kan —Foochow

Lin, Chuchow

Foochow Native Hospital and Dis-

Woo, Shing Hospital—North Gate, pensary—Foochow

Huchow

General Hospital—Changpu

Yao Kiang Hospital—Yuyao Vomm-zM

General Ffospital— Hweian

Yung Chi Hospital—Wufu, Via

Ningpo Hope and Wjlhelmina Hospital—

Kulangsu, Amoy

& M IM

Fukien Province

Lucie F. Harrison Hospital—Fu-

tsing, via Foochow

Alden Speaee Memorial Hospital—

Yenping

Men’s Hospital—C.M.S., Kienow

Christ’s Doctrine Hospital—Loyuan VcWkm-u-xffim

Nathan Sites Memorial Hospital—

Leh-du Mintsing

Chuanchow General Hospital—

Chaunchow

Neerbosch Hospital—Siokhe

Chung San Hospital—2, Hong Han Pagoda Hospital—Pagoda Anchorage

Road, Amoy

C. M. S. Hospital—North Gate, Foo- Bienyu

Sienyu

Christian Union Hospital—

chow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B37

St. Luke's Hospital—Putien Luther Hospital—Hwangchuan

Lutheran Mission Hospital—Hsu-

iSSSKa-ffl-fi

Wiley General HbspiTAL—Kutien Memorial

(Hwaiking)

s Hospital^—C.M.S.,

Ming Ko Hospital—Red Cross Street,

Chu Ma Tien, Honan

<’s Hospital—Dongkau

vzmm'mmm-Mt St. Paul’s Hospitai^-C.C.M.

Memorial PIospitaj kiu (Kweiteh)

Futsing via Foochow

vzhmm-mw: South Honan Union Hospital —

Hoi Sinyuang

?\ iii m « -It raj

lonan Provinc

RBJk>—tbH

Inland Mission Hospital- Arthur Peill Memorial Hospital—

Yei

Bethell North Hospital—Tamingfu

vmm-wm

Hospital—U.C.C., M7eihwei Bresee Memorial Hospital—Church

of the Nazarene, Tamingfu

VEmn&-am.

Oeneral Hospital—United Church of British Charitable Hospital—<51a,

Canada, South Suburb, Taokow, Chou Fen Ch’ang, Hatamcn Wei,

North Honan Peiping

Oeneral Memorial Hospital—Kihsien Hospital—Peiping

Honan Provincial Hospital—Kai- Chung Huamm*-

Hospital—114a Kan Siiih

feng Chiao, Peiping

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS

Do Kiang Hospital—Paoting London Missionary Hospital—Siao-

chang, via Tel

Douw Hospital—T’ou T’iao Hutung,

An Ting Men Nei, Peiping [EMORIAL Hi

Rue de Takou, Tientsin

Folks* Sanatorium—Fu Show Ling,

Western Hills, Peiping North China Hospital—Ta Fang

Chia Hutung, Peiping

VcmMJii&-kA-^4b

Pa Ta Chu Sanatorium—Pa Ta Chu,

Vcrnmn-^it Western Hills, Peiping

Quarter,

Peiping

Pao Kwang Hospital—Shihchia-

chwang

Hodge Memorial Hospital—Paoting

Peiping Chinese Red Cross Hospital

Hopei Provincial Medical College and Sanatorium—Peiping

Hospital—Paoting

Kawp*-**

Unh

v&mmmmt-mt

Pei Yang Hospital fo

Hsiu Chen Women’s Hospital—Pei- Chi Tze, PeipingKao Hutung, Nan

Diseases—Ping

Hugh O’Neill Memorial and Grace Robert

chow

Memorial Hospital—Tsang-

Talcott Hospital—Shuntehfu

mmm-nn

Isabella Fasher Hospital — South Salvation Army General Hospital—

Ting Hsien

Gate, Chinese City, Tientsin

VcWtem-mi

Kai Chow General Hospital—East Shanchih Hospital—Hsi Chang An

Chieh, Peiping

Suburb, Kaichow

Kallan Minging Administration Me- Sheng

chwang

Sheng Hospital—Shihehia-

dical Service—Tongshan

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS

Shih Chia Chwang Hospital—Shih- Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital

(Assoc. Br., China Inland Mission)

chiachwang

—Changsha

Shun Tien Hospital—No. 78, Lee Hui Ching Hospital—Siangtan

Tien Kuai Hsieh Chieh, Outside

Sleeper Davis Hospital—Peiping Hunan Tuberculosis Sanatorium—

Changsha

St. Andrew’s Hospital of Chung

Hua Shien Kung Hui—Ho Kien J. S. Clinic—Yochow

Hsien

urn

Liebenzeller Mission Hospital,

Ta Jen Hospital—Yuan Wei Road, China Inland Mission—Hungkiang

Tientsin

Meng Tsin Hospital — Daoyuan

Taylor Memorial Hospital—Paoting Hsien

Tientsin Women’s Hospital—Tientsin Methodist General Hospital—Ling-

ling

Sift

Tungchow Hospital—Tunghsien, Pei- Methodist .Hospital—Shaoyang

kiang East

$ & m

Hunan Province Mission Hospital—Tsingshih k

Changsha Union Hospital—Changsha Norwegian Missionary Society Hos-

pital—Tachwalun, Yiyang

—j'H

General Hospital—Hengchow Presbyterian Hospital—Changteh

General Hospital—Yiyang vew&m-wm

Presbyterian Hospital — Chenhsien

(Chenchow)

lesss-e® Vcmmm-im

Hoy Memorial Hospital—Yohyang Sinhwa Lutheran Hospital—Sinhwa

Hsiang Ya Hospital—Changsha m it m

Hupeh Province

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS

Hospital, Covenant Mis- Methodist General Hospital -

SoeiETY—Siaugyang Hankow

Hi Rankine Memorial Hospital—Ichanf

Buchanan Memorial Hospital — I- t\ t H-

Kansu Province

, Hospital—

vzwm-am

Fnoyland Memorial Hospital—Loho- Union Hospital—Hankow

kow

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^AtrtT-Pil China Inland Mission Hospital—

Hankow City ! Poyang

Kmgsifi-im

Hupeh Provinoial Hospital—Wu- Danforth

kiang

Memorial Hospital—Kiu-

Jbn Chi Hospital—Tsao-shih Fifth Araiy Hospital—Nanchang

London Mission Hospital—Siao Kan Ida Kahn Memorial Hospitai,—Nan-

chang

Men’s Hospital—L.M.S., Wuchang

Kiangsi Provincial Medical School

Methodist General Hospital—Anlu H ospital—N anchang

(Teian)

Kiangsi Provingial School of Mid-

wifery Lying-In Hospital—Nan-

Methodist General Hospital—Shih chang

Hwei Yab, Tayeh

Methodist General Hospital—Sui- Kuling Medical Mission Hospital

hsien and Sanatorium—Kuling

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B41

Nanchang General Hospital—Nan- Ellen Lavine Grahaim Hospital—Hai-

chow (Tunghai)

I%W7K^^-LUl

Water oe Life Hospital—Kiukiang First Hospital of the Red Cross

ti M 2C Society of China, The Co-operated

Kiangsu Province Hospital of the National Medical

College of Shanghai—363, Avenue

Haig, Shanghai

Bao Tsu Clinic—362, Shangchow

Road, Nanking Foo Ming Hospital—142, North Sze-

chuen Road, Shanghai

Bethel Hospital—639, Arsenal Road,

Shanghai

Gaol Hospital—S.M.C., Ward Road,

Shanghai

Central HospiTAi^-Huang Pu Road,

Nanking

General Hospital—Sutsien

Chinese Infectious Diseases Hospital

—25, Yu Ya Ching Road, Shanghai General Hospital—Yencheng

Christian Hospital—Kiarigyin Goldsby King Hospital—Chinkiang

Christian Hospital—rSuchowfu Grace Hospital—LraRo

Christian Reeormi.jj Church Mission

Hospital—Jukao Hongkew Ping Ming Obstetrical

Hospital—Lane 27, '24 Ward Road,,

Shanghai

Chung Shan Memorial Hospital—

Hospital of, the Russian Orthodos

Confraternity—230, E. Say Foang

Chung Teh Obstetric Hospital—457, Mental and Nerve Division. 262, R.

Avenue Foch, Shanghai Maresca; Tuberc. Division 260, E.

Maresca, Shanghai

Country Hospital—17, Great Western

Road, Shanghai Hospital St.. Marie—197, .Route Pere

Robert, Shanghai

Elizabeth Blake Hospital—Wuhsien, pzmm-im

Soochow Hung Jen Hospital Chitiliiutuu

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B42 HOSPITALS

Hungjao S.anatorium — Hungjao, National Leprosarium of Shanghai—

Shanghai Miao-hong Road, Kiangwan, S’hai

Infectious Diseases Hospital of Naval Hospital—Shaokwan, Nanking

China—Ward Road, Shanghai

International Institute Hospital for Paulun Hospital—415, Burkill Road,

Women ant. Children—1, Route Shanghai

Chapsal, Shanghai

if ilft—if ili#

Kala-Azar Research Station Hospital Public Shanghai Hospital—San Tai

V/harf, Nantao, Shanghai

—Tsingkiangpu

VcMAL'gBiL—iLWi

Kiangsu Provincial Hospital—Chin- Quarantine

Shanghai

Hospital — Woosung,

Kung Dah Hospital—2767, Pinliang Sacred Heart Hospital—41, Ningkuo

Road, Shanghai Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai

Lester Chinese Hospital—145, Shan-

tung Road, Shanghai Sarah Walkup Hospital—Taichow

Maison Centrale—149, Avenue Du-

bail, Shanghai Shanghai General Hospital—190,

North Soochow Road, Shanghai

Margaret Williamson Hospital— SJb.

West Gate, Shanghai

Shanghai Insanity Asylum—750,

Mary Irwin Roger’s Memorial Hos- Avenue Road, Shanghai

pital—H suchowfu

VamirM-m

Nantung Loh Jen Hospital—Nantung Shanghai Laborers Hospital—1000,

Ferry Road, Shanghai

Nantung Medical College Hospital—

Nantung Shanghai Mercy Hospital—Pei

Chiao, Shanghai

Nantungchow Christian Hospital—

Nantungchow

Feng Ling Chiao (Off Route Ghisi), Shanghai Public Welfare Hospital-

Shanghai 507, Race Course Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B43

Shanghai Sanatorium Hospital and Wilkinson Hospital—Soochow

Clinic — 150, Robinson Road and

171, Range Road, Shanghai

Wusih Brothers^ Hospital—Haji

Chang Road, Wusih

So Min Hospital—Tsang Meng, Soo

chow Yangchow Baptist Hospital—S.B.C.,

Yangchow

Soochow Hospital—Soochow

Yangtszepoo Hospital—34, Meichow

Road, Shanghai

h m

St. Andrew’s Hospital—Wusih Kwangsi Province

St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—Lane 361, General Hospital—Nanning

Nos. 2-4-11, Avenue Road, Shanghai

General Hospital—S.D.A., Nanning

St. Luke’s Hospitai^177, Seward

Road, Shanghai Kwangsi Provincial Hospital—Wu-

Stephenson Memorial Hospital— chow

Changchow

Kweilin Baptist Hospital—Kweilin

Tai Ka Pao Hospital—Liuho

Stout Memorial Hospital Wuchow

Tooker Memorial Hospital—Sooehow

Way of Life Hospital—Kweilin

Tsingkiangpu General Hospital—

Tsingkiangpu ft m m

Kwangtung Province

Tung De Hospital—1, Yates Road, KW’tiM-Ptfi

Shanghai

American Presbyterian Hospital—

Hoihow, Hainan

Tung Teh Woman’s and Obsterial

Hospital—2, Shanhaikwan Road,

Shanghai Bixby Memorial Hospital Kityang

University Hospital—Nanking Canton Hospital—Canton

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B44 HOSPITALS'

Canton Hospital—Li ngnan Branch,

Lingnan, Canton Leung

m Kvvang Baptist Hosf

’ Canton

Christ Hospital—Kachek

Marion Barlkay

C.M.S. -General HospiTAL-Pakhoi

Mary Henry Hospital—Nodoa

David

Canton

Men’s Hospital—U.C.C.,

English Presbvterian Mission Hos-

pital—Swatow

Methodist General Hospital—Shiu-

; chow, Kukong^^

English Presbyterian Mission and

Swabue Mission Hospital—Swabue

p i tal—W uki n gfu Mission H«

via Canton,

Vcum-nmi

English Presbyterian Mission Hos-

pital—W ukingfu “Paul Doumer” Hospital or Frencf

Hospital—224, The Bund, Canton

First Hospital—National Siin Yat (WMajRHtt

Sen l’Diversity, Canton

mmn-iLm

Forman Memorial Hospital—Yeung

Kong Second Hospital—National Sun Yat

Sen University, Canton

General Army Hospital^-Gan ton BcWJt'fei—HW

Todd Clinic and Hospital—Koon Luk

Nord 3nvia Memorial

VanLinchow, Hospital—

Cantom and Yingtak

Hospital of the Rhenish Missio: ti W ft

Tungkun

ffiSMn-MlK

Kong Chcen Hospital—Church of

Christ in China, Canton "

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B45

Women's Hospital—P.C.I., Fakuinen

Yung An Hospital—Sanchingtsun

Church of Scotland Mission Hos-

pital—Kaiyuan H

Church of Scotland Mission Hos-

pital—6th Street, Liaoyang Ning Hsia Provincial Hospital—

Jiann Sheh Ting Street, Ning Hsia

City

Danish Mission Hospital—Antung

Genkral Hospital—C.S.F.M. Ashiho t\ ffi Oi

Shansi Province

General Hospital—D.M.S. Liaoning,

Siuyen

General Hospital—D.M.S., Pine- Arthington Mission Hospital1—Tai-

hiang, Siwhua yuan-fu

General Hospital-P.C.I., Kirin

Brethren Hospital—Liaochow

Gillespie Mejiorial Hospital—Chang-

chun

Brethren Hospital—Ping Ting Hsien

Hing King Christian Hospital—

Sin pin Chuan Tse Medical School Hospital

—Taiyuan

Irish Presbyterian Mission Hospital

Hsin Min Hsien

Kuangning Hospital—P. C. I., Pei- Fenckow General Hospital—Fenchow

chenhsien

Mosse Memorial Hospital—Ta Tung

Mukden Hospital—Mukden

Newchwang Quarantine Hospital— Schofield Memorial Men’s Hospital

-English Baptist Mission, Tai-

Newchwang yuaiufu

St. Andrew’s Hospital—Lungching- Shansi Hospital—Taiyuan

tsun

Vowmiz-Q-k

Tiehling Mission Hospitai—Tiehling Taiku Hospital—Taiku

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B46 HOSPITALS.

Laoling Hospital—M.M.S., Chuchia-

Taiyuan Army Hospital—Taiyuan

Wilmay Memorial Hospital—China Lintsing

tsing

Memorial Hospital—Lin-

Inland Mission, Changchih

fu'j (if

Wilson Memorial Hospital—Linfen Lutheran Hospital—Tsingtao

Mayfield-Tyzzer Hospital for Men,

Yen Ling Hospital—Linfen Kathleen Mallory Hospital for

Women—S.B.C., Laichow

& M lU

Methodist Hospital—Tai An

VtW3m-m

American Presbyterian Mission Hos-

pital—Tsinan North China Hospital—Tenghsien

Bachman Hunter Hospital—Tsining Oxner Alexander Memorial Hospital

—S.B.C.M., Pingtu

Chefoo Municipal Hospital—13,

Beach Street, Chefoo Shadyside Presbyterian Hospital—

Weihsien

Uhina Inland Mission Hospital—

Chefoo Shantung Christian University Hos-

pital—Tsinan

Uhrist Kwang Teh Hospital—Ihtu

vmmv&mwm oj %

Shantung Rural Reconstruction In-

Civil Hospital—Weihaiwei stitute and Hospital—Chouping

Deutsch Chinesisches Krankenhaus St. Agatha’s Hospital—P’ing Yin

(German Hospital)—Tsinan

Floyd D. White Jr. Memorial Hos- St. Luke’s Hospital—Yenchow

pital—Ichowfu

Temple Hill Hospital—American

Foster Hospital—Choutsun Presbyterian Mission, Chefoo

vzmwM-'Mm

Kuang Te Hospital—Tsingchowfu Tsingtao General Hospital—Tsingtao

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B47

.Wai Tung Hospital—Weihsien Chengtu Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Hospital—27, Shen Si St., Chengtu

Vcm-mm-mm

Warren Memorial Hospital—Hwang-

hsien Chungchow General Hospital—

Chungchow

Williams Porter Hospital—Tehsien

Friends’ Hospital—Suining

Wutingeu Christian Hospital—

E.M.M., Hweimin, Wutinfu Friends’ Mission Hospital—Tung-

chwan, Santai

& &m

Shensi Province Vcmmz-vm

General Hospital—Mienchu

VcIHrM-Zm

Jenkins-Robertson Memorial Hospi-

tal—Sian General Hospital—U.C.C., Chung-

king

Shensi Army Hospital (Formerly

Tientsin Army Hospital, Tientsin)— General Hospital—U. C.C., Junghsien

Sian

Shensi Army Hospital—Sian General Hospital—U.C.C., Kiating

vzm-kmt-xmti

Shensi Provincial Hospital—Sian General Hospital—(Ren Gi Yuan),

Tzeiiutsing

Sikang Henrietia Bird M. Hospitad—Pao-

ning

Tibetan Mission Hospital—Tatsienlu, Hospital Vcmmm-tim

for Men—A. B. F. M. S.,

Sikang Suifu

4=t Jl| K

Szechuan Province Hospital for Women and Children—

Suifu

Vcwmiz-m%m

Briton Corliss M. Memorial Hospi-

tal—Yachow Syracuse-in-China Hospital—Chung-

king

Canadian Mission Hospital—Chung-

king U.C.C. General Hospital—Luchow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

IDS HOSPITALS

Vcwmmtr-m m ®

U.C.C. Hospital for Wo wen and Hong Kong

Children—Oljengtu

W.C.U.U. Hospital for Men—Cheng- Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos-

pital (Alice Memorial Hospital,

tu | Nethersole Hospital, Alice Memo-

rial Maternity Hospital and Ho

Miu Ling Hospital)—8-10, Bonham

Yue Shen Hospital—Chai Pan St., Road and Breezy Path

Chungking

?\ M vi* Hong Kong Prison Hospital—Stan-

Yunnan Province ley

Christian Dispensary—Atuntze, N.W. Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital

Yunnan —Happy Valley

HJ3 ii

Church Missionary Society Hospital Kennedy Town Infectious Diseases

Hospital—Kennedy Town

Kunming

umm-m h'IA

General Hospital — M. M. S. C., Kowloon Hospital—Kowloon

Haot'ung

ffirnmn mu -i{\&mji

Lai Chi Kok Prison Hospital—Lai

Iliang Hsien Health Station—East Chi Kok, Kowloon

Suburb, Iliang Hsien

^nmoi-Miii

Kiulungkiang Hospital — Kiulung- Matilda

The

Hospital—186-9, Mt. Kellett,

Peak

kiang

Ku Chiu Hsien Health Station—Ku Military Hospital—Bowen Road

Chiu Hsien

Queen Mary Hospital—Pokfulun Rd.

Kunming Municipal Hospital—Kun-

ming

Royal Naval Hospital—Queen’s Road

Park Memorial Hospital—Yuankiang East

Sze Pu Hospital—Szemao Tung Wah Eastern Hospital—Soo-

kunpoo

VEmwm nmm-m &

Yunnan Provincial Leprosarium— Tung Wah Hospital—Pq Yan Street

Kunming |

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

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Chen Feng—P’inghu Fu Li—Haining

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Chen Hsin—Ninghsien Fu Lung—Lanchi

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B50 KNITTING FACTORIES

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m yt m-m % m--$ m

Fu Yuan Hsing—Shaohsing Hsing Yeh—Haining

it m-m ire m iiii m-M 7%

Heng Hsin—Hangchow Hu Hsing Shun—Yungchia

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Heng Hsing—Chiahsing Hua Cheng—Yungchia

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Heng Tai—Hangchow Hua Tung—Hangchow

m &-m vc flj U M—M 7K

Ho Hsing—Hangchow Huang Yuan Li—Yungchia

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Hsiah Hua—Hangchow Hui Chun—Yungkang

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Hsiang Feng Y'u—Shaohsing Hui Ho—Chiashan

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Hsiang KANG-^Yungchia Hung Yu—Haining

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Hsieh Chang Using—Haining Husi Yang—Ninghsien

m ®-¥ m $ m-m vc

Hsieh Chang Shun—Haining I Cheng—Hangchow

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Hsieh Ho Yung—P’inghu I Hsin—P’inghu

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Hsieh Sheng Hsing—Yungchia I Min—Haining

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Hsin Hsing—Yungchia I Shun Sheng—Yungchia

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Hsin Tung—Haining Jih Hsin Chang—P’inghu

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

KNITTING FACTORIES B5I

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ib %-m ^ ¥ Ijj—p ^

Jung Chi—P’inghu Ming Hua—P’inghu

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Lao Chen Chang—Haining San Min—Ninghsien

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1D2 KNITTING—LABORATORY EQUIPMENT FACTORIES

m n m-m u 0 M-M M

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LABOBATORY EQUIPMENT—LACE FACTORIES B53'

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B04 LACE-MACHINE FACTORIES

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Huang Shi Chin — Chaochiachiao,

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MACHINE FACTORIES B55-

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B56 MACHINE FACTORIES

IE ^ ^ 7fCr-$fc _k $ &-B _h

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MACHINE FACTORIES B57

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

©58 MACHINE FACTORIES

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Hsin Hsiang—Shanghai Hua Feng—Shanghai

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Hsin Ta—Shanghai Hua -Tai—Shanghai

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Hsing Li—Shanghai Hung Tai—Shanghai

H m-B JB

Hsing Ta—Wuchin I Chang—Shanghai

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Hsing Sheng—Wuchin I Chi—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MACHINE FACTORIES B59

fr m Ji m * tb—M _h

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is, ± m m—m x

Kao Chang Kung Chi—Shanghai Li Hsing—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B60 MACHINE FACTORIES

Li Hua—Shanghai Ming Sheng—Shanghai

m it-m m a I]))—h

Li Mao—Wusih Ming Chang—Shanghai

m~m ± M _h

Lien Chang—Shanghai Ming Ching—Shanghai

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Liu Yuan Chang Rung Chi—S’hai Ming Tai—Shanghaim Jh

m m m-m m f'J W—J-

Lo Heng Hsing—Wusih Pai Li—Shanghai

H'_h a M-K It

Lou Chen Hsin—Shanghai Pao Chang—Chinkiang

m %-m ± e M—m ±

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m M—m it M—m ±

Mao Hsing—Shanghai San Yu—Shanghai

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Mei Chang—Shanghai Shan Rung—Shanghai

 mDUSTTUES IN THE FAR EAST

MACHINE FACTORIES

1 Ji m ±

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B62 MACHINE FACTORIES

$ fij x-m _h IE fe M w—S _h

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m ti-W h IE if,5 I-S Jb

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MACHINE—MAHJONGG ENGRAVING FACTORIES B(}3

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Yung Chang—Nantung

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Yung Chang—Shanghai

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Yung Sheng—Shanghai Chow Yi Chi—Shanghai

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MAHJONGG ENGRAVING FACTORIES

fj—it- Ji i n m-m ±

Heng Yu Chang—Shanghai Tung Feng Chang—Shanghai

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Tung Chen Ta—Shanghai Yung Hsin Chang—Shanghai

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MATCH FACTORIES

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Hsieh Lung Splint Factory—Fuyang # 4' il

Yung Chang Factory—Chinkiang

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Yung Chang Factory—Pootung, S’hai

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M M—rS JM

Kung Hua Match Co.—Hangchow Chang Hsin—Chefoo

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Pu Chang Match & Splint Factory— Chang Min—Macao

Lishui

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Shui Chang Co.—Lishui

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Kiangsu Province

Chen Tung—Tsingtao

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Chen Yieh—Tsinan

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Hua Ming Match Co.—Kiangwan, Chen Yieh—Tsining

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Hung Sheng Factory—Wuhsien Chi Chang—(Swatow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

MATCH FACTORIES

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Chiao MiN—Eatshan Kiang Pei—Hsuchow

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m m-m ^

Chin Tsin—Pingyao, Shansi Kwang Hwa—Hangchow

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Hsin Yieh—Tsingtao Lu Tung—Tsingtao

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m m m-n m

Hwai Shang No. 1 Factory—Linh- Sen Sen—Yingkow

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Hwei Lin—Shenyang, Liaoning Si Nan—Samshui

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

MATCH FACTORIES—MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES ?H67

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Sin Chang—Tsingt&o Yung Chang—Tientsin

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PHILIPPINES

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Tan Hwa—Antung Abra Mining Co. — 181, David.

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Tan Hwa—Tientsin Acupan Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila

P1-# if

Tung Ho Yu—Sinhsiang Agno Placer Mining Co.—Sarttos

Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta, Cruz

m p]-i^ m

Tung Hsin—Macao Agusan

Eseolta,Trust—pi,

Binondo Maspnjie Temple,, •

m m ^ m-tc ifi Ambassador Gold Mining Co.—112,

Tung Sui Chen Kee—Nantung Crystal , Arcade Building,. I 'Escoitti.,

Binondo

iii M-m m

Tungshan Match^ Factory—Canton Antamok Goldfield-Mining Co., Inc

—4th : floor, Soriano Building,

R W-j« * , Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Wen Min Match Faptory—Canton Atok Gold Mining" Co.—14, Heacock

m m mn-m m Soriano- Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Wen Yi Hsin Kee—Canton Binondo

Atok Gold Mining 'Co.—14, Heacook

W fg-4H Building, Escolta, Binondo

Wuchow Match Factory—Wuchow

Atok' Masabi Mining Co.—3rd floor

i t-a m Insular Life Bldg., Flaza Mor'aga,

Yen Chang—Hankow Binondo

{III W-K X Baguio Gold Mining; Co.—412, Hea

Yu Sen—Kiukiang cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Baguio Gold; Mining, Co., Inc.—4th

I 7X-K m floor, Soriano Bldg., Plazia Cer-

Yung Chang—Chinkiang vantes, Binondo

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Balato& Mining Co.—610-616, Nation Equitable Exploration Co., Inc.—4i|i

al City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna, floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan-

Binondo tes, Binondo

Batong-Buhay Gold Mines, Inc.—51, Filipinas Mining Cor,poration—Room

Escolta, S.O. do Fernandez Bldg., 310, Begina Bldg., Esoolta and

Binondo David, Binondo, Manila

Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.—

610-616, National City Bank Bldg , P'lorannie Mining Co.—315 National

Juan Luna, Binondo City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna,

Binondo

Benguet Exploration, Inc.—4th floor,

Sorikno Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Gold Creek Mining Corporation—

Binondo Bachrach Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Benguet Goldfields Mining Co.—4th

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- Gold Wave Exploration Co.—4th fl .

vantes, Binondo Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach Binondo

Bldg/, Port Area, Manila

Golden Eagle Mining Co.—4th floor.

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Bontoo Exploration Co.—3rd floor Binondo

Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Binondo

Bulacan Mining Co., Inc.—Room Guysi, B. V/.—181, David, Binondo

304, Masonic Temple, Escolta, Irg Gold Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Binondo Soriano Bldg,, Plaza Cervantes.

Castro Mining Venture—Room 30c, Binondo

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta,

Bincndo Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano

Bldg., Plaea Cervantes, Binondo

Cervantes Exploration Co.—4th fl.,

Soriano Bldg., Pliuza Cervantes, IXL - Argos Syndicate—4th floor,

Binondo Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Coco Grove, Inc.—3rd floor, Soriano Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—2-3, Regina

Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, Bldg., Escolta and David, Binondo

Binondo

Luzon Consolidated Mines Co., Inc.—

Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— Rooms 318-320, Kneedler Bldg., Car-

675, Dasmarinas, Binondo riedo, Sta. Cruz, Manila

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc. Macawiwili Gold Mining, Inc.—366,

—Room 602, Heacock Bldg., Escolta, Cu Unjieng Bldg., Escolta* Binondo

Binondo, Manila

Dulong Mining Co.—Room 218, Re- Mambulao Gold Mining Co.—Room

gina Building, Escolta, Binondo, 400, Fernandez Building, 124 T.

Manila Pinpin, Binondo

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co. Northern Mining and Development

—Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg ,

Sta. Cruz 10, David, Binondo, Manila

Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc.—5th fl.. Paracaie Gold Mining Go., Inc.—124

Room 501, Perez Samanillo Bldg.. T. Pinpin, Binondo

619 Escolta, Binondo

Paracale Gumaus Consolidated Min

Manukatok Mining Co., Inc.—220 ing Co.—Room 414, Heacock Bldg.,

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Escolta, Binondo

Binondo

Philippine Chromite Mining Co.-

Marsman A Co., Ing.—Soriano Bldg., 4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cgr

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila vantes, Binondo

Masbate Consolidated Mining Co.— Philippine Iron Mines, Inc.—511,

4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- Chaco Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

vantes, Binondo

Prudential Minii^i Co., Inc., The—

Mayon Mining Corp.—315, National 5th fl., Room 501, Perez Samanillc

City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna, Building, Escolta, Binondo

Binondo Pugo Mining Co., Inc.-^229, Crystal

Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd floor, Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo Salacot Mining Co.—108-11®, Crystal

Arcade Building, EfehO'lta, Binondc.

Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Tem Manila

pie, Ekcolta, Binondo San Mauricio Mining Co.—3rd floor.

Mineral Exploration and Develop- Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

ment Co.—4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Binondo

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Southern Cross Mining Co.—181,

Mineral Resources, Inc.—327 Hea David, Binondo--

cock, Bldgv. Escolta, Binondo Suyoc Consolidated Mining Co.—3rd

Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—2nd floor, tes, floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan-

National City-Bank Bldg., Manila* Bino^dp

Mountain Gold-Fields, Inc.—3rd fl., Tuban Mining Co.—Room 702, Insular

Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer- Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo

vantes, Binondo Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna

Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co. Binondo

—4th fl.. Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- United Paracale Mining Co.—3rd fl.,

vantes, Binondo Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

'Nalesbitan Venture—4th fl.. Soriano Universal Exploration & Mining

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes^ Binondo Co.—227, David, Binondo Manila

North Mindanao Mining.Co.—3rd fl., vtirac Exploration Co.—4th floor,

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo Binondo

Northern Ilocos Mining Explora-

tion,.. Inc.—51, Escolta. S. O. de Zig-zag Gold Mining Co., Inc.—496,

Fernandez Building, Binondo Dasmarinas, Binondo

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B7G OIL MILLS (TUNG OIL)^OIL MILLS

OIL MILLS (TUN4 OIL) HEng Hsiang Tung—Hsiang Fang,

Harbin

® m Heng Shenq Tai—Tien Hou Keng

Hsianghsiang—Hunan Province Chieh, Aiitung

_a S'—& M Heng Shun Ho—Pei Ma Lau, Harbin

HsiXngtan—Hwnan Province

Ho Chu Rung—Hsiang Fang, Harbin

m in-it m Hou Fa Shu Yu Ghee—Newchwang

Huanghsibn—Hurian Province

M S—ft W Hsi Yi Shun'—Newchwang

Hju jiUNGi- Huiiaji' P rovijice Hsieh Ch’ang V Yuan—Ku Hsiang

Tun, Harbin

i m-M w

Kuchang—Hun an Province Hsing Lung YuAN-r-Pei Kwan, Muk-

den jguI. .nbl'I inaff yiiO

m &w Hsing Mao Tung—Newchwang

Yuanling—Hunan Province

!Hsing SHeng Tsan—Hsing Lung

OIL MILLS Chieh, Antung

An Tung Heng—Tung Ghiang Ohieh, Hsing Yuan Cii’an^—Newchwang

Antung

Chen Ta Oil Mill—Tsitsihar Hui Chuan ChangeHsiao Pei Kwan,

Mukden,

Chen Te Hao—Newchwang Hung Ch’ang Hou—Newchwang

Cheng Feng—Hou Chu Pao Chieh, IIuno Hsuiro Chang - Newchwang

Antung

Cheng Yi Seng—Newchwang’ Hung :Sheng YuanHsi Men Wai,

Nungan Hsien

Cheng Yu Hao—Hou Chu Pao Chieh, I Ch’ang. S hen —Newfchwang

Anturig

CHu ShUn Yuan—Pei Ohieii, Nungan 1 Fa Ho Qjl and Flour Mill—T’ou

Hsien Tao Kun, Changchun

Feng Tai 1 Ea Chan, Nan Ma Lu, I Hh’ang Hsin—Pa Chan, Harbin

Harbin

Feng Yu Tung—Ghien Chu Pao Chieh, I Sheng Ch’ang-—Pa Chan, Harbin

Antung Jih Hsin Ch’ang—Newchwang

Fu Shun Ho Brewery—Nan Chieh, Jui Ho Yu—Nan Ma Lau, Harbin

Nungan Hsien

Fu Tseng SHUN--Hsing Tung Chieh, Ki Chang Yung—Chien Chu Pao

Antung Chieh, Antung

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

OIL MILLS B7I

Huang Ohu Yung—Hsi Chieh, Nun gam Tung Ch’eng Ho—Pa Chan, Harbin

Hsien

T’ung Chi—Pachan, Nan Ma Lu,

Huang Hsin Feng—Hsiang Fang, Harbin

Harbin

Tung Chu Fo-^Tung Chiang Chieh,

Huang Tai Chang—Tung Chiang Antung

Ohieh>; Antung

T’ung Chu Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin

Huang Tai—Hsien Chien Chieh, An-

tung Tung Chu Tung—Kuan Tieir Chieh,

Antung

Huang Yuan Ta—Nan Chieh, Nungan

Hsien Tung Hp—Tieh Tao^ Chieh, Harbin

Hung Hsing Tsai—Hsiao Tung Tung Hsiang Hsing—Tsai Shen Miao

Kwan, Mukden Chieh, Antung

Li Feng Te—Newchwang Tung Jen Heng—Ta Nan Hwang,

Mukden

Li Sheng Hsing—Hsiao Tung Kwan,

Mukden Tung Kek—N<.wchwang

Li Tseng—Ta Hsi Kwan, Mukden Tung ShiNg Yung—Newchwang

Shano Hsing—Pa Chan, Harbin Tung Yi Tseng JYuan—Chung Fu

Chieh, Antung

Shih Ch’ang Te^—New^hwang TUng Yung Mao—Newchwang

Swang Ho Tsan—Ohien Chu Pao Wan Tseng Fu—Pei Chieh, Nungan

Chieh, Antung Hsien „T

.8wang. Ho Yi—Chien Chu, Chieh, Au- Yt Tsang Tsen—Tung Chi Chieh,

tung Antung

T’ai Fa Ho—Nan Chieh, Nungan Yi Tseng Yuan—Chien Chu Pao

chun Chieh, Antung

T’ai Fa Ho—Nan Ghieh, Nungan Yi Tseng Yuan Oil. Mill—Tsitsihar

Hsien

Te Che Chang—Tung Chiang' Chieh, Yu Ch’ing Crains Stoke—Newchwang

Antung

Yu Ho Lung—Hou Chu Pao Chieh,

Te Chu Chang—Tung Chi art g Chieh, Antung

Antung

Yu Hsi'ng ChanP—iSreVchwaiig

Te Feng—T’ai Ku Shih Erh Tao

Chieh, Harbin Yu Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin

Tb Tseng Oil Mill—Tsitsihar Yu Sheng Fa—Newchwang

Tien Seng Hou—Newchwang Yu Bhun Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin

 INDUSTKIES IN THE FAR EAST

B72 OIL MILLS—PAINT—PAPER BOX FACTORIES

Yu Shun Tung—Kuan Tah Chieh, PAPER BOX FACTORIES

Antung

Yu Ta—Pa Chan, Harbin p M XL

Kiangsu Province

Yu Te Lung Oil Factor^—Kirin

m is-i® i:

Yuan Chu Hsiang—Ku Hsiang T’un, Chen Hua—Hung Yun Terrace, Ward

Harbin Road, Shanghai

Yuan Fu—Pa Chan, Nan Ma Lau, Harbin BE !K-m Ji

Yuan Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin !Chiu Chi—11, Sun Yuan Li, Arsenal

Road, Shanghai

YuAn Sheng Ho—Ku Hsiang Tun,

Harbin m id] m—u

Yung Ch’eng Hsing—Newchwang Chow Tung Hsing—775, West Pao

Hsing Road, Shanghai

Yung Chuan Yi—Ta Hsi Kwan, § 4-M ±

Mukden Chung Fa—433, Rue du Marche,

Yung Heng T’ang—Hsaing Fang, Shanghai

Harbin

# tfi—i® :t

Yung Ho Hsiang—Newchwang Chung Hua—Chen Hou Li, Tong-

shan Road, Shanghai

Yung Seng Te—Newcbwang

Yung Sheng Kung—Pei Chieh, Nun- Chung Kuo—246, jii ip—i® _h

gan Hsien Shou Chun Lir

Miller Road, Shanghai

PAINT FACTORIES S ^~i® ±

Feng Tai—1068, Chin Fu Li, Baikal

Road, Shanghai

m vs:

Kiangsu Province ik—M Ji

Han Fang—101, Ferry Road, S’hai

Chen Hua—Tan Tzu Wan, Shanghai i m-m ±

Hsing Chang—450, Singapore Road,

0 7TC—_h Shanghai

Durvar—Che Tai Chiao, Shanghai 5 0-B Jb

» ffl-B ± Hua An—13, Hwakee Road, S’hai

Kailum—Kiangwan Road, Shanghai j? m—m ji

M M-i® J: Hua PIsin-^63, Shuan Kwei Li, Rue

Wan Li—Hsieh Tu Road, Shanghai Pere Dugout, Shaih^hai

Ifl' 0-^B il

7TC—i® _h Hua Lun—288, Nan Hsing Li, Pan-

Yung Ku—Kiangwan Road, S’hai ting Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PAPER BOX FACTORIES—PAPER MAKING—PAPER MILLS B73

he m m B-m ^ PAPER MILLS

Li Tax Hsing Chi—20, Jui Chang

Li, Route Capitain Rabier, S’hai o: m

Chekiang Province

)ji¥ ^ J*

Mao Tai Hsiang—23, Rue de la Poi'te

du Nord,'Shanghai Min Feng Paper MiLth-Chiahsing

.h % m a

Mei Hua—1, Yu Cheng Li, Rue de Kiangsu Province

Pere Froc., Shanghai

m &-m Jl r& M—B _h

Min Hsing—4, Chai Hua Li, Chung Ching Cheng Paper Mill—Shanghai

Ilwa Road, Shanghai

M fn-m- ±

m 7E i. Ho Feng Tin. Foil Mfg. Co.—S’hai

Mo Yung Hsing—656, Shuang Hsing

Li, Hsieh Hsu Road, Shanghai ie m m-B m

Hua Sheng Yih Chi Cardboard Meg.

f 4* X- B J*. Co.—Wuhsien

Ta Cheng Hua—196, Tongshan Road,

Shanghai ifr iC—Tfe _h

Kiangnan Paper Mill—Shanghai

m 4* *-b ±

Ta Chung Hua—Hen Chang Li, Rue •W X‘~if* _h

Amiral Bayle, Shanghai Kuang Hua Wax Paper Mill—S’hai

m s-f«- Ji

Wu Feng—Corner of Ward Road Kung HsingM Photo fc—B ±.

Card Mfg. Co.

and Paoting Road, Shanghai —Shanghai

IE 7TC—fi ±

Yung Chi—151, Chuan Hsin Chieh, Kung Ping Tin ■&—B _h

Old North Gate, Shanghai Foil Mfg. Co.—

Shanghai

PAPER MAKING MILLS 7E flj—§H

Lei Yung Paper Mill—Wusih

fi k m nt m-B ji

Chekiang Province Lung Chang Paper Mill—Shanghai

m-M % £ &-B _h

Hua Feng Paper Mile—Hangchow Ming Sun Paper Mill—Shanghai

H M-J® M Oj m-B _h

Min Feng jMiLi*—Chiahsing Pao Shang Paper Mill—Shanghai

B74 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PAPER—PHARMACEUTICAL—TTPE-ORUAN FACTORIES POWER' PLAN IS

m :k-m & )pa ji—m m

Ta Hcta Paper Mile—^Wuhsien Kiu Foo Chemists—Burkiil Roadr

; Shanghai:

0* :Jl * ii'-i' # M

Tien Chang Paper Mill—Shanghai New Asiatic Chemical Works—

- m-m 1 Markham Road, Shanghai

V. I. 'Paper Mill—Shanghai Sine Laboratory Co., . Ltd.—Rue

Massenet, Shanghai

a %-p .k H _h

Yuet U'heong' Photo Card Meg. Co.

—Shanghai Tong Shi-i & Son Co.—Avenue

Edward VII-, Shanghai

m m-m m

Yuen Tai Paper Mill—Shanghai PIPE ORGAE FACTORIES

th 7E—# _h ti B a:

Yung Liang Blue Drawing Paper Kiangsu Province

Meg. Co*—Shanghai

mBf .h

P H ARMA C EUTI CAL FACTOR! E S Hua Ching Hsiang Co.—Shanghai

iTH CC M S- Ji

Kiangsu Province Hua Hsing Co.—Shanghai

% jj*—ifo .h r& W—m Ji

Chung Fah Chemists—Great Western Lu Chen Co.'—Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

M.. 1.1—I®JJh

M 4’—# Jl Min Peng Cci.—Shanghai

Chung Kuo Labor ato ,

Shanghai if {6—*® J-.

Pei Ya Co.—Shanghai

M «i—ill _h m j--t® j-.

Fu Kang Pharmacy—Plan Chiao,

Shanghai City, Shanghai Shanghai Pipe Organ Co.—S’hai

M «H—-t. # -k-m ±

Great China Dispensary Works — Ta Hua Co.—Shanghai

Foochow Ro^d, Shanghai

iii- Jt POWER PLANTS

Hai Pu PHMiM-AeY—Avenue Road, fi tt 5

Shanghai Anhwei Province

#H Ji-M _h

International- Dispensary1 Works— ^ & m « ft %-u $

Ziccawei Road, Shanghai An Hwei Electric Co.—Anking

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B75

^ ^-1-5) k WkMm i;- m

■Chen: Tumi Electric Cd-—Tatung Yueh Ping Electric Co.—Tangtu

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Chih Hsin Electeic Co.—Suancheng Chekiang Province

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Hsin Kiang Eeecteic Co.—Wuyiian ChangyjMing kMmm m

Power Plant—Lanch’i

n m m.m 'it it-mm

Kwan Hwei Electeh? Coj—Hwaiyuan Chao nMing kMmm ^

Power Plant—Chenhai

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EtWAi SuN Electeic Oo.—Kwieshih Chao Ssu Power, Plant—Harigchow

/ir m # m m yj k M m if M-m #

Kwang Ming Electric Co. - Kwangteh

Chapoo Power Plant—P’inghu

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Ming Hsin Electeic Co.—Langki

Chen Ta Power Plant—Yuyao

n fc it M m-m it

Ming Yuan Electeic Co.—Wuhu ^ km m um-m b

oj kmmwiE Chenhai Power Plant—Chenhai

Shu Ming Electric. Co.—Wui^ei ^ kMm fii ft—u m

wi Chu Shan Poweri Plant—Tinghai

Shu Yao. ELEcnmc Co.->—Shudheng

n kM m m m—m #

n k m ',i? m w-m )& Ch’uhsien Power Plant—Ch’uhsien

Sin Ming Electric Co.-—Shontu.

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n k % m m %-a :a Hai Yen Power Plant—Haiyen

Scan Citexo Electric -do.—Suan

.Cheng . . n kM % is M m n-m ¥

Heng Li Tai Chi Power Plant—

Sun Ping- Electric Co.—Shucheng Linhai

n k^mmn-mm n k Mm ft ^ i¥-

Yao Hwei Electric Co.—Pengpu Hsiashih Power Plant—Haining

Mk ^ :y:4kMm k w—m ■&

Yao Yuan Electric Co.—Hofei Hsin Min Power PLANT^-Hangchow

yJ k M m k & oj k M Mi; ID) lr—M

Yuan Ta Electric Co.—Hofei Hsin Ming Power Plant—Chiahsing

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B76 POWER PLANTS

ip ht-m m ^ it a—^

Hsin /Shih Ch\j Power Plant— Zuan Hua Power Plant—Haining

Tehts’ing

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W) ^ m Pt M.-W Vi Yuhang Pgwer Plant—Yuhang

Hsuan Yang Power Plant—Hang-

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Yung An Power Plant—Hsiaoshan

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Hsuanqling Power Plant—Washing pi & ‘n it m -K-m m

Yung Ming Power Plant—Chiahsing

Hua Wen Power Plant—Ch’angshan uj ^ h it m yk-m ^

Yung Yao . Power Plant—Ninghsien

hi £ u m m &-m «

Kung Ming Power Plant—T'ung- 7l B jpa

hsiang. Fukien Province

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Ming Hsin Power Plant—Hsiangshan Amoy Electric -Co.—Am ay:.

m m-w m

Ming Hu Power Plant—Wushing Chuan Chow 'Electric Co. Chuan

Chow

m m oj -f M-m e it jW m—m

Mo Kan Shan Power Plant—Wuk’ang Foochow Electric Co.—Foochow

^ & m. m pg m Vi-m & Mm, it m—n- /pa

Shen Ohia Meng Power Plant— Fu Tsing Electric Co.—Futsing

Tinghai

k & it fA /PM—l U S

m ^ ‘&yx i4-m Fu Yuen ELECTRie-Co.—Shangshan

Shun ’Chen Power Plant—Wushing

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^i & & Kwang Hwa Electric Co.—Lungyen

Ta Ming Power Plant -Shaohstng

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h] /h m m ie a m m-m m Lb Chang Electric Co.—Amoy

Tzu Ming Hung Chi Powei^. Plant—

Tz’uch’i m .& m it m m-m m

LuNGKi ERECTRib 00.—Lungki

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Wuching Chen Power Plant— H ^^ it IB il-ffl m

T’unghsiang Pu TIen Electric Coi—Pu Tien

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Yao Ming Power Plant—Chiahsing Sien Yu^ERectric Go.-^Seiln^u.

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B77

Yen Pino Electric Co. — Yenping Ming Yuen Power PLANi^Chengchow

Yung Chun Electric Co.—Yungchun Pu Lin Electric Co.—Kaifeng

tr iL f! m ^

Heilungkiang Province Hopei Province

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Heng Yueh Electrical Co.--Heiiho- British Kun Pu Chu Electrical Co.

—Tienstin

chen

91 &•**«'* ^ m «li ft ^m

Kwangshin Electrical Go.—Peh- Cheng Hwa Electric Co.—Chenghwa

twanlingtzo (Suihwa)

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Chten Hwa Electrical Co.—Tung-

Kwangshin Electric Co.—Tsitsihar hsien

mm ikmnmmmfo French Electrical Plant—Tientsin

Yun Yeh-Kw.4ng-Che Electrical Co. il & ® M ?&—M -k. it

— Hulan

Hai Ping Water & Electric Co.—

€mM Peitaiho

Honan Province u‘W.'iii ^m^ b-# x

Japanese Electrical Plant—Tientsin

Chao Lin Electric Co.—Loyang u m m m- m it mm

if Kai-Kwan Electrical Plant—Ching-

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China Electric Co.-^Sinsiang

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n & Mm m m Kao Yang Electric Co.—Kaoyang

Ohun Hsin Electric Co.—Changte

W& mm m m

^ m Kin-yeh Electric Co.—Ningho

Hwa Ming Electric Co.—Shaingkiu

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^ m # %-m & Pao Ting Electric Co.—Paoting

Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—^Sinyang

n & mm ^ ^ it-^ it

^ /ir ^ m m j£-n ^ Pei-Ping=Hwa-Son Electrical Co.—

Kwan Ming Electric Co.—Siuwu Peiping

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Ming Yuan Electri0 Co.—Chengchow Peking Electrical Co.—Peiping

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

3378 POWER PLANTS

^ 111 iilS li3—P M ih

Shanhaikwan Electeic Co.—Shan- ' Tsang hsien

Hsien Electric Co.—Tsang-

haikwan

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Shihkiachwang Electric Co.—Shih- Tsr Chow Electric Co.—Ahkwo

kiachwang

n am'&m n-n wwj

> Jfc ?‘ Tsing Cheng Electricity Co.—Yang-

:Shin Che Electric Co.—Shulu liutsing

ti Tung An Electrical Plant—Peiping

Rhun Pan Electric Co.—Wenan

m m il m a

n & m ns m m~m m Tung Hsien Llectrical Plant—Tung-

•Shun Teh Electric .(Co.—Shunteh hsien

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Siisr Je Electrical-.Co.—Paoti Hunan Province

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Ta Pett Chu Electrical Plant—Tien- : HunAn Electric Co.—Changsha

tsin t

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n& m m m m ^ it Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—Changsha

‘Ta Sun Lee Er.KCTRicAL Co.—Peiping |

ifi k—'lfi X - Kwan Jee Electric Co—Filing

Taku Electric Co — Taku

Kwan Yun Electric Co.—Hungkiang

M jl ill Mi—ill ^

Tang Shan Electricity Co.—Tang-

shan Li Tsi Water Electrity Co. —Chang-

sha

Tientsin Electricity and Gas Co.~ Ru Ming Electric Co.—Yiyang

Tientsin

T-i & 4® '.li n ra m n-m x Shao Hwei Electric Co.—Yuanking

Tientsin Sze-siang Electrical Plant

—Tientsin flJzMMM*

Ta Ming Electric Co.—Siangtan

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Tientsin Tramavay and Electricity

Co.—Tientsin. ' Ting Hsin Electric ' Co.—Chatigteh

 mbttSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B7!>

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Tung Hai Electric Co.—Yochow Wan Hsing Electric Co.—Kienli

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Tung Ming Electric Co.—Hengchow WuWuchang

Chan King Chen Electric Co.—

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Hupeh Province Yih Chang Electric Co.—Kingmen

Chi Tsi Water and Electric Co.— Yo Cheng Electric Co.—Yocheng

Hankow

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Han Yan Electric Co.—Hanyang Jehol Province

Hankow Electric Co.—Hankow Chih Feng Electrical Co.—Chihi'eng

Kwang Hwa Electric Co.—Kwangha Jehol Electrical Co.—Jehol

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Kwang Ming Electric Co.—H’yang North

gan

China Electrical Co.—JKal-

?\ * 11*

Kwang Ming Electric Ob.—Ichang Kansu Province

Kwang Ming Electric, 06,—Kwangtsi San Su Sun Electrical Co.—Lan-

chow . .

Pu Chao Electric Co.—Shasi ,M wProvince

il

Kiangsi

Pu Sin Electric Co.—Mienyang

Kai Ming Electric Co.—Nanchang

Sien Tao Cheng Electric Co.-

Mienyang Ki Chow Electric Co.—Kian

Ta Cheng Electric Co.—Hankow Kin Yueh Electric Co.—Kintehcheng

Teh Peh Chi Electric Co.—Hankow | Kwan Yu Electric Co.—Linchuen

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B80 POWER PLANTS

Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Yuanshan Che Shim Electric Co.—Liyang

Kwon Hwa Electric Co.—Kanhsien Chen Heng Electric Co.—Liyang

Lo Yueh Electric Co.—Loping Chen Hu Electric Co.—Wukiang

Sin Ming Electric Oo.—-Sinkien Chen Hsin Electric Co.—Thing

Yang Lu Electric Co.—Kiukiang Chen Hsin-. Electric Co.—Kinshan

^ m n:

Chen Hsing Electric Cq.—Chinshan

Chan Hwa Electric Co.—Nanhui Chen Hu Electric Co.—Wukiang

Chang Hua Electric Co.—Nanhui Chen Hung Electric Co.—Liyang

m&S'Siitg-IMio

Chen Pu Electric Co.—Jukao

Chang Hwa Electric Co.—Tai-Hsien

Chen Ta Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Chen Tai Electric Co.—Tai Hsiea

Chang Ming Electric Co.—Tsingpu

Cheng Heng Chang Electric Go.—

Chang Shu Electric Co.—Thing

Chang Wan Electric Co.—Kiangtu Cheng Yan Electric Co.—Kiangtu

Chenju Electric Co.—Shanghai

Changshu Electric Co—Changshu

Chao Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang Chi Hsin Eirctric Co.—Liya^ig

Chapei Electric Co.—Shanghai Chi Hsing Electric Co.—Tsingkiang.

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

Chix Cheng Electric Co.—Wukiang, Feench Electric, Co.—Shanghai

Fo Hsin Electric Co.—Wukiang

Chin Hsing Electric Co.—Nantung

Hai An Shih Electric-Co.—'

Chinese Electric Power Co.—S’hai

Hai Ming Electric Co.-

Ching Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

nstmmn-am Heng Chi Electric Co..—Wuhsien

Ching Yang Electric Co.—Kiangyin

Heng Le Electric Co.—Sungkiang

■Chingchi Electric Co.—Sungkiarig

Hing Hing Electric Co.

Chintung Electric Co.—Tungtai

M'mwv-mt

Chiochuyen Electrical Plant—Wu- Ho Chiao Yao I—Ihsing

chin

Ho Hsing Electric Co.—Fen

Chiu Ming Electric Co.—Chitung

Hsiang Hua Electric Co.-

M«S«S»-SHS

Hsieh Feng Electric Co.—Changshu

‘Chuching Electric Co.—Chinshan

Hsien Ming Electric Co.—Taihsien

Chupu Electric Co.—Tsingpu

Hsin Fu Electric Co.—Chinshan

Chwan Peh

Hsin Hsin Electric Co.—Hsinghua

Fen Kin Electric Co.—Sungkiang Hsin Hua Cheng Chi Electric Co.—

Bt»s@s-£m

Feng Sheng Electric Co.—Sungkiang Hsin Hwa Electric Co.—Hwaian

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B82 POWER PLANTS

.'•]/& ?oi£ n •ji $ & -0: E B ^

Hsin Ming Electric Co.—WuEsien I Feng Electric C6’.—Tungtai

w&immfr-im n & 0M mm-m. &

Hsin Tung Electrjc Co.—Tanghai I Li ElectrTc^Co.—Chintan

^ &m^

Hsing Chung Hua . Electric Co.— Jung Hsing Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Kiating

n & 0 m ^ m-m m

Kai Yuan Electric Co.—Wusih

Hsing Ming Electric Co.—Wukiang

n & m m m f>. ®-0i *

ltA(» Chao Chen Electric: CO.-Pao-

Hsing Yeh Electric Co.—Wukiang shan

wi £ 0‘,m, as a—as n

Hsing Yeh Electric Co.—Yencheng ICaoyu Electric CO-—Kaoyu

WI /&■ 0 m M ^r-E &

Kin Sing Electric Co.—Nantung.

Hsu Ming Electric Co.—Taihsing

W] rn Sli m )M-M Hi

Kuang Chin Electric Co.—Wusih

Hsu She YaO I—Ihsing

si & S; s: ♦ -yt-m a

Kuang Hua Electric' Co.—Wuhsien

Huangtu Electric Co.—Kiating mmn m &-H #

Kung Hsing Electric Co.—Wukiang.

Hung Ming Electric Co.—TaLHsien m m. m m yt-ih a

Kwan Hava Electric Co.—Kinshan

Hwa Ming Electric Co.—(Kiangyin mm mm m-m $

Kwan Yun Electric Co.—Kwanyun

n& m-m m

Hwa Hwa .Electric Co.—Wusih WI fe M A m if ft

Kavang Misq Elixtyric Co.—Tsingpu.

mn n

Hwvi Shin: Electric Co.:—Kiating' W%Mm ¥«-«is a

Kwang Hwa Electric CO.—Kiangtu.

m & rt m i

Hwa Shan Electric Co.—Shanghai Li Heng Electric Co.—Fenghsien

& m *ti m 'm-m m v\ & m so: m m-m m

Hwei Tung Electric Cb.—Fowning Li Huai Electric Co.—Huaiyin

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR

POWER PLANTS

:mm am & m m wm m-m m

Le IIuai Electric Co.—Tsingkiangpu Nan Curao Electric Co.—Fenghsien

m M,m mm m-xL m SI ^ 'iS # Sj—S

Le Sen Electric Co.—Sungkiang Nan Sha ' Electric Co.—Nanhwei

vg £• ^ 'iE -v- m-m k SI M m M M—‘J£ iu

Li Henq Electric Co.—Fengh^ien Nanusiang Electric Co.—Kiating

n & mm a m-m m si & m m m m-m m

Loshe Electric Co.—Wusih Pao Min'g Electric Co.—Packing

^ & m m la m is n—in m SI m 'ill II)} ft—

Lotien Hsing Qhi Electric ,Co-— Pao Ming Electric s Co.—Woosung

Paoshan

mm m m-m n

^ m I-3& Pien Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang

Ma Tang Electric Co.—Jukao

si ^ m m m tm—u ji

m m m ^ m m-m -m Poo Tung • Electric ;Co.—Shanghai

Mao Hsing Chang Electric Co.—

Sungkiang si ‘W m e m m-m k

Pu Ming Electrical Plant—Wuchin

m is ^i) s*—m %

Metropolitan Electrical Plant— m m m ia m ^ a-a m

Nanking , San Yang Shun Chi Electric Co.—

Kaoshun

*) m m rii m ^ m-m m

Min Hong Shen Chih Electric Co. s •« m *

—Shanghai Sha Ki PlectricmCq,—Taitsang

^ M '>s m ipj—a ^ f & jj m,s m-u Eh

MiNjc' IIsing 'Electric Co.—Wukiang Shanghai Power Co.—Shanghai

m m m # ^-,01 si ^ m -li sis ti-hi sj

Ming k\VA Electric Co.,- -Eunshan Show . Tu EvECTfiic Plant—Nanking

% <& M WLAli fPl-ii IS n & n. m m m-m #

Ming Si,n Electrical Co.—Kingpu ShuPo['Electric Co. —Tsingpu

f ^ M m. njn ^ S SS ^ ill m—H 5iC

Ming Sin Electric Co,—Wuhsien Shu Shan Chen-Hsing Electric Co.

I hsing

m m m m m ia

Muchi Kai Ming Electric Co.— si $: m % a m-s ^

Lishui Sik Feng—Changshu

 fxm'StlllKS IN THE FAR EAST

B84 POWER PLANTS

<<1 & m '.li K It—^ l£ n & m it la w m -x-\h n

Sin Ming Electric Co.—Kiangning Ta Yao Ifu Chi Electric Co.—Pao-

shan

Bt « a « &-m s Bt « m ^ & ib *-ie a

SoOOHOty Electric Co.—Soochow

Tai Chi Electric Co.—Kunshan

& mm tt m-a:-tk

Sung Kiang Electbic Co.—Siing- ^ ^m «

kiang Tai Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

^ ^ MM ¥ m—ih W n & m m m f{

Sung Ping Electric Co.—Paoshan Teng Ming Electric Co.—Tsungming;

^ & mm m ft m * « *& a ffi m-m m

Sung Yin Electric Co.—Kiangpu Tsin-Pu Railway and Railway Elec-

tricity—Kiangpu

pi '0. .II M t:-it m

Ta Chao Electric Co.—Chinkiang n a

Tsing Yang Electric Co.—Kiang-

^1 S a HE ^C—it S yin, Tsingyang

Ta Che Electric "Co.—Kunshan

^ m m pt m-w #

^ it m it ii Tsung Ming Electric, Co.—Tsung-

Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Icheng ming

isj <& ‘t « It tc-lS ® ^ ^ it m a-m w

Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Kaoyu Tung Ming Electric Co.—Nantung:.

n & m m ;ii ->c-^ jii ^ m M—m M

Ta Chwan Electric Co.—'Chwangsha Tung Yang Electric Co.—Taihsing.

% & m m :pi s ti m £m®m m

Ta Ming Electric Co.—Kiangtu TCng Yao Electric Co.—Tungtai

p] ^ -it m ipi tc-is w ^ it ® # « it &

Ta Ming Electric ‘Co.—Nanhwei, Tungshan Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Chowpu

m m. it m K--it m

A] irit -k-m m WuCHIii Electric Plant—Wuchin

Ta Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

m t’l m # m-m ±

n & -tt m iiti tc-ii: ^ Ya^g Hsiang Yao I—Ihsing

Ta Pu Electric Co.—Wukiang

*} fc it ® % ^ m

tsj dV -it it ^ -Ac-flS ft’ YAftG Kia-Chin Electric Co.—Kwan-

Ta Sin Electrical Co.—Kaoyu yung

 FNFCSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

' POWER PLANTS B85-

* m-m m n ® m m n m-m m

Yao Chung Electric Co.—Tsung- Yueh Wan Electric Co.—Taihing

ming

m & m m m—n ^ & m m m 7%

Yun Ming Electric Co.—Suchow

Yao I Electric Co.—Ihsing

^0 'll ^

1*1 & & m-m Yung Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang

Yao Chang Electric Co.—Nanhui

<2r MM $- _h

^ ^ 'iii ^ m-m & Ziang Hwa Electric Co.—Shanghai

Yao Chin Electric Co.—Wuhsien

^ ^

^ mm n m-m m Kirin Province

Yao Huang Electric Co.—Taihsing

mm& m ^ w

n&m m. m n—& C. E. R. Electrical Plant—Harbin

Yao Ju Electric Co.—Jukao

« ® e f k m $-5 m

n & m m m m—'k -i: Chen Fai Ho Electric Co.—Ning-

Yao Lou Electric Co.—Taitsang

^ & M. m fK M—Q 1m & m m m m ^-m if ^

Yao Ping Electric Co.—Jukao Harbin EtECTRiCAL Co.—Harbin

^ &' m m n m-m m ^ & m m m m-m m

Yao Pu Electric Co.—ChangsLn Hun OHttN Electrical Co.—Hunshun

^ ^ m m m m-m m n >&[ m m n '^—m &

Yao Ming Electric Co.—Taihsing Municipal Electrical Plant—Chang-

chun .

n & m m %i m -& ^

Yao irANG Electric Co.—Luho M: ft u m m it—m -r

N. Manchuria Electrical Co.—

pj & m m m m-xt # Changchun

Yi Ming Electric Co —Tsingkiang

mm $ m

^ & m m m :&—k m Nung An Electrical Co.—Nungan

Yu Hwa Electric Co.—Taitsang

^ &mm^ nw ri .a m m )& Ht

Yueh 'Chan Electric Co.—Nanhwei Pao Chen Electrical Co.—Saifenho

m&mm tb fr u 'iii w m ti-m &

Yueh Hava Electric Co.—Sushow S-M-R-Electrio Plant—Changchun

^&mmmm

^ ^ m m ifi] m-m m

Yueh Pu Electric Co.-nChangshu Shwangcheng Electric C0-—Shwang-

cheng

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

Ta Ku jSiu.v Electkic(\l Co.—Taku- ; Qha.ng Ming EMCTRip.fCo.rj^phaochow

sHan,‘ Ttung

, Fai Mingwmmm-'m

Electric Co.—Hoping

Ta-Shin' Electrical'_C6.—Yenii ‘

Kai Ming- Electric Co.—Swatow

Ytjeh Pm-CHiN-CHi—H'arlbm ‘

<'?J ^K-—rV. Kai Ming, Electric 'Oo.;- Yamlisien

Yun-Hen Electrical Plant—Kirin

JL n m Kun Cheng Electric Co.—Tungkun

Kwangsi Province

Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—Haiyang

-Chen Hwa ELECTRi-e-Co.—Watlam

- Kwan Lee Electric Co.-rChaoyang

Kwei Lin Electric Co.—Kweilin .

WjzW&MW-mv Kwan Yon Electric Co.—Tsingyun

Liuchow. Electric ^o.—Liuohow

Lungchow Electric Co.—Lui.igchow Kwangtung Electric Co.—Caiiton

y] —^.tfl • Lee An Electric1 Cot—Namhai

Nanning Electric Co.—Nanning

Pinglo Electric Co. --Piijglo Lee Hwa Electric Co.—Shunteh

Po She Electric-Co.—Poseh Lee Tai Electric Co.—Tungkun

WJ/irmm¥ic-¥ic

Taiping Electric Co.—Taiping Pao Chao Electrtc Co.--Shunteh

Wuchow Electric Co.—Wuchow Shiu .Kwan Klectric Co.—Shiuchow

if * IM

Kwangtung Province Ta Kavan Electric 'Co—Chirngshgir

. ?]&««-«£

Ai Tsien Electric Co.—Yingtak Tien Feng Electric.Co> — Panyu

 INDUSTRIE'S IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

Tse Kwan Electric Co. — Waiyang Ming CjHeng Shu—Port Arthur

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Loting Pei Sze On Electrical Co.—Peiszeon

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Namyung Pu Kwan Electrical Co.—Changtu

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Samshui Pu Nan Tien Electrical Co.—Pulan-

tien .

Yueh Nan Electric Co. —Samshui

S. Manchuria Electrical Co.—Shen-

yang

Yun Kwei Electric Co.—Shunteh

S. Manchuria, Electrical Plant—

Yun M'INg Electric Co.—Taishan Kaiyuan

iv M * Shenyang Electrical Co.—Shenyang

Kwei Yang Electric Co.—Kweiyang Shih .Pin Kai—Szepingkai

Ta Shih

Tieh Lin Electrical Plant—Tiehling

Chin Hsjen Electrical Co.—Chin-

hsien

Wah. Feng .

! Fuhsieh

Fan Chia Tun Electrical Plant—

F ankiatun

Hanyang Arsenal—Hanyang

Hwa-Htng Electrical Co.—Liaoyuan

Military Equipment Factory—Pei-

ping .

Kung Chu Lin—Kuiigchuling Military Knitting . F actory—Pei-

ping

Liaoyang Electrical’ Plant—Liao- Shanghai ARsENAL^-'Kou-Chang-miao,.

yang Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN- ; Tip EAR EAST

,B88 ’ POWER PLANTS

-Szechuen Arsenal—CEengtu Railway Repairing Shop—Hankow

Teh Hsven Arsenal—Teh-Hsien Railway Repairing Shops—Chang-

; shintien, Peiping

Ministry of Finance Dept. Railway Station — Chang-Shin-Tien,

Hunan Copper Mint—Hunan Peiping

Shanghai-Nanking-Hangchow

: Work

Nanking Mint—Nanking Shop—Zah-kow;

Paper Manufacturing The Minis- Tao-Tsin Work Shop—Honan

try of Finance—Hupeh Tsing-pu Work Shop—Tientsin

Printing Office of The Ministry Tsing-pu Work Shop—Tsinan

of Finance—Peiping

Tientsin Mint—Tientsin € H Oi

Shansi Province

Wuchang Miint—Wuchang

Ministry of Navy ■King Kin Electrical Oo.—Pingyao

Foochow Dockyard—Foochow

Ta Tung Electrical Co.—Tatung

Kiangnan Dock & Engine Works—

Kou-Chang-Miao, Shanghai

Taiku Shipbuilding YARD^Tientsin Tai Ku Electrical Co.—Taiku

Ministry of Railways Tai Yuan Sin Jee Electrical Co.—

•Canton-Hankow Work Shop—Wu- Taiyuan

chang Wei Yu Electrical Co.—Yutse

■Chen-ta Workshop —' Shih Chia m m iij

Chuang, Taiyuan

Shantung Province

Kowloon-Canton Work Shop—Can-

ton

Kwangshin Electrical Co.—Tsitsi- Kiao Ao Electric Co.—Tsingtao

har

Lung Hai Workshop—Hsuchow Kwan Chao Electric Co.—Limtsing

Pei-ning Work Shop—Tangshan

Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Chang-

Pin Lo Workshop—Loyang shan

Railway Repairing SHpp-rCheng-

. chow Lung Kow Electric Co.—Lungkow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

POWER PEA NTS B89

ft )n ra

Pao Chiu So Electric Co.—Jinchao j Szechuan Province

lO S IS ^ 'ft ^ & n-m

Peo Yo Electric Co.—Wenteng Che Ming Electric Co.—Ohengtu

uj & -■& ii] i$-\v w u] m n m m

Po .Shan Electric Co.—Poshan Kwong Ming Electric Co.—Wanhsien

n & W:« m -n Wir M « M M

Her CiIaO Electric' Co-—Penglai Lu Chow Electric Co.—Luhsien

n & m m m '±-t! m ^ & wn ;'ia

Sun Ming Electric Co.—Chefoo Tso jOhuan Electric Co.—Chungking

'"'I •& 0. '>li -lc M- Water Power Electric Station—

Tai-An Electric Co.—Taiau Kwanhsien

n £ mW i® m . ^ w n & m-iVK

Teng Hsien Electric Co.—Tenghsien Yu Pei Electric Co.—Kiangpeh

n& « w ?r m m

Tsao Chow Electric Co.—Chaochow Yunnan Province

n Win, w m-m it p| & m n m m

Tsi Ning Electric Co.—Tsining Ami ELEcTrtic Co. —Ami

tr & e if m m-n m

Tsinan Electric—Go —Tsinan ■ ^ mlM. n p u

Ho Rpw Electric Co.—Kakwan

u fe w n M p] & w n % te

Tsqw Hsien Electric ; Co.—Tsow- Lin An Electric Co.—Linan

hsien

^ &wn w m ^ M. n ft ^c—?p ML

Ta Kwan Electric Co.—Mengtsz

Wei Fong EleC’j.ric. Co.—Weihsien

p n ti ig-it m

m m Yao Lung Electric Co.—Yunnan

Suiyuan Province

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

^ & mn m m-fc m

Kwei Sui Electrical, Co.—Kweisui Aboitiz & Co.—Palompon, Leyte

ui & m n-m &-m m ^ Abuyen, Espiridion—Carigara, Leyte

Pao Tow Electrical Co.—Paotow- Alvarez, Manuel—Kabankalan, Ne-

chen gros

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B90 POWER PLANTS

Andres, A.—Norzagaray, Bulacan Calapan Electric Co.—Calapan, Min-

doro

Araneta, RoMxjaldo, M.—Maas and

Bago, Occidental Negros Calumpit Electric Co.—Calumpit,

Bulacan

Auad—Juan, Davao

Camon Electric—La Carlotta, Occi-

Balanga Power Plant Co.—Pilar and dental Negros

Samal, Bataan Campos, Adriano—pimgaran, Occi-

Balayan Light anp Power Co.— dental Negros

Balayan, Batangas

Candaleria Electric Co.—Jacu and

Baliwag Electric Co. — Baliwag, San Isidro, N. Ecija

Bulacan

Carcar Electric Light Co.—Carcar

Baluyat, Roman—San Simon, Maca- Cebu.

bebe and San Luis, Pampango Carino, Patrocinio—Buguey, Caga-

Balttyat, Sotero — San Fernando, yan

Pampanga Catarman Electric Co.—Catarman,

Banes, URBANO,^Bangued, Abra Samar

Bantayan Electric Service Co., Inc. Cavite Electric Light Franchise—

Cavite

—Bantayan, Cebu

Bataan Electric Light Co., Inc.— Oentenera, J.—Goa, Camarines Sur.

Bataan Central Electric de Sorsogon—

Batangas Electric Co. —Batangas Sorsogon

Benito, Saturnino—Legaspi, Albay Compania Luz Electric—Concepcion,

Tar lac

Biool Electric Co.—Naga and Maga- Confessor, Valentin—Libmanan, Ca-

rao, Carmarines Sur. marines Sur.

Boae Electric Co.—Boae, Marind'uque Cotobato Investment Co.—Cotobato

Borja, Oonsenlo—Iligan, Lando Dagupan Light Power Co.—Dagupan,

Asingan

Bulan Electric Co.—Bulan, Sorsogon David, Raymundo—Talavera, N. Ecija

Butuan Sawmill—Butuan, Agusan

Diaz, Anselmo—Bacalod and Talisay,

Borromeo, S. R.—Rambajao, Misamis Occidental Negro

Cabales, Montano,- S.—La Castellana, Digal, Natalio—Orognieta, Misamis

Occidental Negros

OiONiSio. Victorio — Bangalbon,

Cacho & Hidapgo—Tarlac, Lumhan Nueva Ecija

Cagayan Electric Co. — Cagayan, Domingo, Luis—iSan Quintin, Pan-

Misamis gasinan

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B91

Donato, Mariano — Oandon, Uooos, Hebro Electric Plant, IsTC.—Aparri,

Sur Cagayan

Donsol, Municipal Council of—Don- Hernandez, Jose—Capiz, Capiz

sol, Sorsogon

Huos de F. Esano, Inc.—Malitbog,

Electra Lipena, iNe—Batangas Leyte..

Encarnacion, Irineo—Pola, Mindoro House, J. V.—Dulag, Leyte

Ebcitdero Electric Light Co.-^-San Ilagan Electric Light Plant Co.'—

Pablo, Laguna Hagan, Isabela

Fajardo, Anselmo—BacOlod and Santa Ilocas -Norte Electric LiGHt Power

Rita, Pampanga Co.—Laoag, Ilocas Norte

Fajardo, Demetico—'Cabicao, Nueva Imus Electric Co., Inc;-—Imus and

Ecija and Bacoor, Cavite

Festejo, Evaristo—Sta. Lucia, Ilocas Ingle, F.—Buraneu, -Leyte

Sur

Isabela, Municipal- Council of-

Florencio, Esteban — San Mateo, Isabela, ;Occidental, Isj[egros

Rizal

Iturable, Moises—Passi, Iloilo

Fortich, Fidel—Inabangan, Bahol

Jagna Electric Service — Jagna,

Francisco, Jacinto—Cabuyao and : Bohal

Sta. Basa, Lagtm'a

Jayme, Carlos—Bogo, Occidental

Garcia, SiLVERio^Trasin, Sorsogon : Negras • tASAao|/

Gatmaitan, Juana—Calumpit, Bn la- 'JohnsoWj .Geo. W.—Lubao, Pampanga

can

’#uM ^10iI3M0^3 0^uban, Municipal Council of—Juban

Geronimon, Jacinto—Candaba,e Para- ; , T rod -1. - -1 r

panga

Jumamoy, Jose—Laon, Babol

Giron, Pedro—SBang,: Cavite ■ jLa‘ Electra Casi-ellana—iCastellana, • '

Gomez -de Nepomuceno, Teresa—Porac Occidental Negros

Pampanga

Lahoz, R.—Echague, Isabela

Gomire, Alfonso-—Estancia, Iloilo Bdon Mariano—San

»i l) ’TTT': >. . :• Antonio, N.

Lamson,

Guaycong, Manuel—Saravia, Occi- Ecija

dental Negros -:

:Lanao Electric and Power Supply

Quip an Electric Co.—Gpi-u^n,..Samar Co.—Dansalan, Ramao

Gumaca Electric System—felumaca, Lee Pat—San Fernandb, Masbatp

Tayabas

Gurrea, Ricardo—Calivo, Capiz Lejano, Artemio and Abierra—Rafael,

Cal ivb, Capiz

 INDUSTRIES IN: THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

Leon, Jose de—San Miguel, Bulacan Panax Electric Go., Inc.—Iloilo

Li wag & Oo.—Pablo, Noveleta, Cavite Pelaz, G. and B.—Talisayan, Misamia

Lloren, Calixto—Agoo, La Union Perreyra, Teofilo M.—Tangub, Occi-

dental Misamis

Lopez, Eduardo—Villaba, Leyte and

Moalboal, Cebu Philippine Lumber Co., Inc.—Abuyog,

Leyte

Mabalacat Hydro Electric Light

Co. — Mabalacat, Pampanga and Philippine Power and Development

Bamban, Tarlac Co.—Bizal, Bay

Manila Electric Go.—Bigaa, Marilao Plaridel Electrio Light—Plaridel,

Occidental Misamis

Masbate Cinema and Light Co.—

Masbate, Masbate Pilar, Municipal Government of—

Pilar, Sorsogon

McGuire, T.—Borongan, Samar

Provincial Government of San Fer-

Mesa, C. de—Banang, La Union nando—La Union

Meycanayan Electric — Paombong, PULUPANDAN POWER PLANT COj—Bulu-

pandan and Pilar, Occidental

Bulacan Negros

Missamis Lumber Co. — Cagayan, Racaza, Vicente — Dumanjug and

Misamis Sibonga, Cebu

Morato, T. B.—Calanag, Tayabas Rimando, P.—Naguilian, La Union

Moraza, Manuel—Baybay, Leyte Rodriguez, Eduardo—Cuyapo, N.

Mossegeld, Pedro Santiago—San Eeija

Idelfonso, Bulacan Romblon, Municipal Council of—

Naujan Light and Power Plant, Inc. Romblon

—Nap fan Mindoro

Rosario Electric Light Co., Inc.—

Nepumuceno, Teresa G.—Magalan and Rosario, Batangas

Angeles, Pampanga

Samahang Majsasaka—Cabanatuan, N.

North Electric Co.—Tanza, Cavite Eeija

Orense, Encarnacion — Guinobatan, Samar Electric Light and Power

Co.—Catobogan, Samar

Albay

Orion Electric Light Co.—Orion, Samson, Jose Imperial—Iriga, Buhi

Bataan

San Carlos Electric Co.—San Carlos,

-Ormoc Electric. Light Co,—Ormoc, Occidental Negros

Leyte

Ortigas, Julian—Janinay, Iloilo San Fernando Electric Co.—San

Fernando and Mexico, Pampanga

 INDUSTRIES IN, TUD RA^ EAST

POWER PLANTS—PRESS PACKING FACTORIES B93

San Jose, Electric—San Jose N. Toral, Consuelo Vola de—Tigaon,

Camarines Sur

Ecija

San Jose, Lecila—Paniqui, Tarlac Tubigan Electric Service Co.—

Tubigan, Bahol

Sandejas, Jose P.—Sta. Maria, Pan

gasinan Valenciano, Jose S.—Camalig, Albay

Santa Cruz Electric—Sta. Cruz, Vane, Jesus—Calape, Bohol

Laguna

Santiago, Pedro M.—San Idlefonso, Vano, Jose—Davis, Bohol

Bulacan Velasco, Sixto—Naic, Cavite

Sariyaya, MuNxqiPAL Council of— Vergara, D.—Guimba, N. Ecija

Sariyaya, Tayabas

^Sevilla, etc., Maria — Sta. Rosa, Vergara, F.—Talavera, Nueva Ecija

Nueva, Ecija

Silva, Elisco—Sto. Tomas Batangas ViganSur.

Electric Light—Vigan, Tlooos

Solano-Bayombong Light Co.—Solano, Visayan Electric—Bogo, Cebu

N. Viscaya

Soler Electric Light Co.—Pototan, Zabarte, Jose C,—Nasugbu, Batangas

Iloilo Zalamea Electric Co. — Pagsanjan,

Sugintan, Andes,— San Nicholas, Laguna

Ilocos Norte Zarraga, Jose C.—Loay, Bohol

Surigao Electric Light Co.—Sarigao, Zayco Hector—Himanaylan, Occi-

Surigao dental Negros

Taal Electric and Water Service—

Taal, Batangas,

PRESS PACKING

Tanauan Electric Co.—Tanauan, FACTORIES

Batangas

Tanel Plant—Tanauan, Leyte ti ^ M

Honan Province

Tango, Basilio—Cadiz and Victorias,

Occidental Negros

Tanjay Electric Co., Inc.—Tanjay, ;Hsiehchow

Ho Press Packing—Chang-

Oriental Negros

Telmo, Teodoro—Tayug, Pangasinan Ta Chung "Press Packing—Chang-

Tengco, J.—Guijulugan, Oriental chow

Negros

Teves, Julian—Guihulungan, Mangu- YuchowChung Press Packing—Cheng-

yod and Bais, Oriental Negros

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES

PRINTING HOUSES a*-**

€ k m

Chekiai

rn-a-im

Ch’ang Hsin—Hangchow Hui Shang—Hangchow

Ch’ang Ming—Yuyao xu-wm

adi VsBO —otziS toi Hung Wen—Hangchow

rr.^—M#:

Chekiang—Hangchow Kuang Hua—Hangchow

mijE-iH'ifn: '

Ch’eng Tse—Hangcho.w Kuo Kuang—Ninghsien

Chiang Yi/ng Feng--Hangchow Lo T’ien—Hangchow

Chin Hsia—Yu Mei Hsia—Yungchia

m-nm nnugfiJ

Ching Hsin Hangchow Mei Pen—Yungchia

Ching I— Yungchia hd-mc

Mei, Sheng—Hangchow

Chun Ho—Nir Mei Ta—Yungchia

Chung Hua-

Hangchow—Hangchow mm-m*

Po Li—Yungchia '

Hsin Hsin—Hangchow1

m-m?*

Hsin Min—Hangchow

Hua Hsing—Hangchow Ta Hua—Ninghsie]

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES B9S

Ta Lu—Hangchow Cheng Chung Printing Co.—Wuchin

Teh T’sing—Yungchia Chi Chen Printing Co.—Shanghai

mz-im

Ts’ai Hua—Hangchow Chi Hua Printing Co.—^Hanking

Ts’ing Pai—Hangchow mm-n±

Chin Hsing—Shanghai

£1?]—H7IC

T’ung Wen—Yungchia Chin Mei—Shanghai

Wt' Pen—Yungchia China Embossed Clock Co.—S’hai

Yu I Shan Fang—Hangchow #_E

Chun I & Li Ruo—Shanghai

Yu T’ai—Hangchow' Chung Hsing Printing Co.—Wusih

jcnt—NiVL

Yuan Yuan—Hangchow Chung Hsing Printing Co.—Wuhsien

m m k

Kiangsu Province Chung Hua Book Co.—Shanghai

Asia Lithographic Press—Shanghai ?®_E

Chung Hua Printing Co.—Shanghai

m*-m±

Central Printing Cp.—Shanghai

Chung Hua Printing Co.—Wusih

Chai Chang Offset Printing Co.— #_E

Shanghai Chung Yuan Book Co.—Shanghai

JCsE—#Lh >KfW

Chen Hsien Printing Co.—Shanghai Continental Printing Co.—Nanking

Chen Hsin Printing Co.—Shanghai Far East PrintingS.E Oo.—Shanghai

^CiE—

Chen Ta Offset Printing Factory— WM—;%E

Shanghai Fu Hua Co.—Shanghai

 INfU'STKlF.S IX THE FAR EAST

rill NTING H O USES

Great Eastern Book' Co.—Shanghai Hua Ta Offset Printing Co.—S’hai

Hsieh Hsin Printing 'Go.—Shanghai Hua Tung Printing Co.—Xanking

'EB—$i;K

Hsieh Chi Print'ing Ijo.—S’’liai Hung Wen—Shanghai

miz-mj

Hsieh Shun Printing Co.—Shanghai Jen Teh Printing Co.—Xanking

ffiui-irm

Hsin Fa Printing Co.- - Shanghai Kiano Xan Printing Co.—Chinkiang

Wir-UA, ;)£M—‘tSUi

Hsing Chung Hua Printing C6.— Kuo Kuang Printing Co.—S’hai

Tungshan

|&-«1

m~m Li Li Printing -Co.—Shanghai

Hsing Hsu Printing Co.—Tungshan

mm-mM

Sfi-ET* Li Su Printing Co.—Wuhsien

Hsing Su Printing Co.—Chinkiang

mfr-ffich Liang Yu Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Hsing Yih Printing Co.—Shanghai

lliil—

Lu Shan Plate-Making Co.—S’hai

Hsu Shun Crii—iShanghai

Mei Feng Hsiang. Printing Factory

Hua Feng Printing & Streatype Co. —Xanking

—Shanghai

Mi#—MJi Mei Shing Printing Co.—Shanghai

Hua Kuo Printing Do.—Shanghai

Ming Kuang—Shanghai

Hua Mei Printing Co.—Shanghai

m*-m± Ming Seng Printing Co.—Wusih

Hiia Shang Offset Printing Co.—

Shanghai

Xanking Printing Co.—Xanking

Hua Sheng Lithographic Press— Xanyang Printing Co.—Shanghai

Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES B97

New China Offset Printing Co.— Ta Shen Printing Cb.—Shanghai

Shanghai

Ta Su Printing Co.—Wuhsien

Pacific Printing Co.—Shanghai

M±-»±

Ta Yeh Printing Co., LTD.-^S’hai

San I Print Co.—Shanghai

The Commercial Press—Shanghai

Scientific Printing Factory—S’hai

The Easter Plate-Making Co.—

Sen Sen Art Co.—Shanghai Shanghai

Shan Wen—Shanghai The Great Shanghai Printing Co.—

Shanghai

Shanghai I Chen Printing Co.— Mr-vfUi

Shanghai The World Book Co.—Shanghai

Shen Him Printing Co.—Shanghai Thomas Chu & Sons—Shanghai

HWI#—

Sheng Chou Kuo Kuang Shai—S’hai Tien I Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

i^ML—Sil

Shi Hsing Book Co.—Shanghai Tung Shang Lithographic Press—

Shanghai

Shi Mei Printing Factory—S’hai

Wen Hsing Printing Co.—Wuhsien

Shih Tai Printing Co.—Shanghai

Wen Hua Art Printing Co.—S’hai

imw-m.h

Shino Kuo Ming Printing Co.— mx-mM

Shanghai Wen Pao—Shanghai

Sih Chen Printing Co.—Wusih World Offset Printing Co.—S’hai

Ta Feng Offset Printing Co.—S’hai Wu Chen Chi—Shanghai

B4

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B98 PRINTING INK FACTORIES—RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST

Yi Hsin Printing Oo.—Shanghai World Book Co.—Shanghai

SItR—f&-ii

Yu Wen Commercial Printing Co.— Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai

Shanghai

3f£%—Oils] RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST

Yua-n Ohang Printing Factory—

Tungshan Aiohi Electric Railway Co. (122

Km.)—Shingusaka, Nagoya, Japan

S_h

Yuan I Printing Co.—Shanghai Canton Hankow Railway (681 Miles)

—Hengehow, Hunan Province

Hue—$Lh

Yuan Li Printing Co., Ltd.—S’hai Canton-Kowloon Railway (90 Miies)

—Canton & Kowloon, Hong Kong

PRINTING INK FACTORIES Changchow-Amoy Railway (28 Km.)—

Sungsia, Amoy

# H CC Cheng-Tai Railway (242 Km.)—Shih

Kiangsu Province kiachwang, Shansi Province

Chinese Eastern Railways *(1,723

Chun Ta—Shanghai Km.)—Harbin

Chinese National Railways, Minis-

Chung Yuan Shao Chi—Shanghai try of Railways—Nanking, North

China

He Yung—Shanghai Chosen State Railways (2,840 Km.)—

Keijo, Chosen

Heng Sheng—Shanghai Deli Railway (540 Km.)—Medan,

Sumatra

East Java Steam Tramway Co. (106

Hua Chiang—Shanghai Km.)—Soerabaya, Java, D.E.I.

Echizen Railway Co. (36 Km.)—

I Hua—Shanghai Kyoto, Japan

Hanshin Elecario Railway Co. (72

Kung Sheng—Shanghai Km.)—Osaka, Japan

Hulun-Hailan Railway (216 Km.)—

Ling Sheng Co.—Shanghai Harbin, Manchukuo

Imperial Government Railways of

Japan (14,910 Km.)—Marunouchi,

Tung Wen—Shanghai Tokyo

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EASl

Kaio-Tsi Railway (454 Km.)—Tsing Odawara Kyuko Railway Co.

tao. Shantung Province Km.)—Tokyo

Kediri Tramway Co. (121 Km.)— Osaka Electric Tramway Co. (138

Paree, Kediri, D.E.I. Km.)—Osaka

Keihan Electric Railway Co. (137 Peiping;-Hankow Railway (1,321 Km.,

Km.)—Osaka —Peiping

Keisei Electric Railway Co. (82 Peiping-Liaoning Railway (1,355

Km.)—Tokyo Km)—Tientsin

Kirin - Changchun, Kirin - Tunhwa Peiping-Mukden Railway (l,27‘;-

Railway (335. Km.)—Kirin, Man- Miles)—Tientsin *

chukuo

Kirin-Hailung Railway (183 Km.)— Peiping-Suiyuan Railway (876 Km.>

Kirin, Manchukuo —Peiping

Royal Siamese State Railways, (3,077-

Lunghai Railway (924 Km.)—Cheng- Km.)—Bangkok, Siam

chow, Honan Province

Sakaemachi-Sahaehama Railway (343

Madoera Tramway Co. (223 Km.)— Km.)—Saghalien, Karafuto

Kama!, D.E.I.

Samarang-Toana Steam Tramway (425

Malang Tramway Co. (85 Km.)—Ma- Km.)—Semarang, D.E.I.

lang, Java, D.EJ.

Sangu-Kyuko Railway CoJ (1.33 Km.)

Manila Railroad — 943, Azcarrage, Osaka

Manila, P.I.

Seibu Railway- Co, (68 Km.)—Tokyo

Meiki Railway Co. (175 Km.)— Na-

goya, Japan Semarang-Cheribon Steam Tramway

(388 Km.)—Semarang, D.E.I.

Mukden-Hailung Railway (257 Km.)—

Liaoning, Manchukuo Serajoedal Steam Tramway' ('126 Km./

—Poe rwokerto, .DJLI

Nanchang-Kiukiang Railway ' 128

Km.)—Nanchang, Kiahgsi Province Shanghat-Hangchow-Niniipo Railway

(286 Km )—Shanghai

Nankai Railway Co. (150 Km.)—

Osaka South Manchuria Railway (3,6?'!

Km.)—Dairen, .Manchukuo

Nanking-Shanghai Railway (327 Km.)

—Shanghai Ssupingkai-Taonan Railway (312 Km./

— Szepingkai, Manchukuo

Netherlands East India State Rail-

ways (-1,610 Miles)—Bandeong, Java State Railways of IndO-China (1,537

Km.)—Hanoi

N.V. Nederlandische Spoorweg-Mij.

(863 Km.)—Control 6 railway lines State Railways (1,067 Miles)—Kuaia

118 Bodjohg, Semarang, D.E.I. Lumpur, F.M.S.

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BlOO RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST—TIN MINES—RICE MILLS

Szechwan - Hankow Railway (460 mx-mm

Miles)—Hankow Kuang Ming Power Plant—Lanchi j

Taiwan Government Railways (883

Km.)—Taihoku, Formosa

Taokow-Chinghua Railway (165 Km ) Kung Ho—Chenhsien

—Ohiaotso, Honan Province jm-mm

Taonan-Angangchi Railway (224 Km.) Lo Hsi—Lots’ing

—Taonan, Manchukuo

The Philippine Railway Co. (.131 Shen Hu—Wushing

Miles)—rJones Avenue, Cebu, P.I.

Tientsin-Pukow Railway (1,105 Km.)

—Tientsin Tai Chi—Ninghsien

Tobu Railway Co. (374 Km.)—Tokyo

Tsitsihar-Koshan Railway (175 Km.) Tai Kang—Ninghsien

—Tsitsihar, Manchukuo

Yunnan Railway (528 Km.)—Hai- Yu Lung—Yuyao

phong and Yunnanfu

TIN MINES (CHINA) Yuan Sheng—Tsuchi

The Tin Trading Company—Kochiu, Yuhang Power Plant—Yuhang

Yunnan, China

Yunnan Tin Corporation — Kochiu, 57jC

Yunnan, China Yung An Power Plant—Hsiaoshan

These mines are turning out some

8,000 tons of refined tin a year and

sending to Detroit, U.S.A. Yung Kang Power Plant—1'ungkang

RICE MILLS MANILA (P.I.)

® u: m Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmas, Quia-

Chekiang Province po

Bayambang Rice Mill—813, O’Donnel

Cheng Ta—Shangyu Cheng Ban Yek & Co.—523, M. de

Binondo

Feng Yu Heng—Hangchow •Cheng Siong Lam & Co. —1000, Dagu-

pan, Tondo

Fou Feng—Hsiaoshan Chua Chiaco & Co.—253, Juan Luna

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SHIPBUILDING BlOl

Kwong Ah Phoy & Co.—283, M. de i IS—

Binondo Huai Chang—Shanghai

Manila Rice Mill Corporation—817,

Dagupan, Tondo

Hung Chang Hsiang—Shanghai

Ban Jose Rice Mill—253, Juan Luna

Biy Cong Bieng & Co.—123, Juan Hung Chang—Shanghai

' Luna

By Kian & Co.—731, Sto. Cristo I Hsin—Shanghai

Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso,

Binondo Wir~B±

Kiangnan Dock & Engineering

"Tan Sio & Co.—812, Jaboneros, San Works—Shanghai

Nicolas

iTECsoN Rice Mill Co.—926, A. Rivera, Kung Mao—Shanghai

Tondo.

gW-B±

SHIPBUILDING Ming Chang—Shanghai

# M it Nanyang—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

‘Chao Shang—Shanghai New Engineering & -Shipbuilding

Works, Ltd. (British)—Shanghai

f&_L

•Chuen Chang—Shanghai

San Pei—Shanghai

Heng Mao—Shanghai M-ifeJi

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.,

Ltd. (British)—Shanghai

Ho Hsing Eng. & Shipbuilding

Works, Ltd.—Shanghai IEM—S_h

Shen Chi—Shanghai

Hsieh Shun Chang—Shanghai

Shun Chang—Shanghai

ftS_k

Hsu Shun Hsin—Shanghai

Societe Franco-Chinese de Con-

structions Metallequis et Mecani-*

Hua Tai—Shanghai quis (French)—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B102 SHIPBUILDING—SILK FILATURES

Sung Shun Chang—Shanghai Cheng Hsiang—Shanghai

J(C—ft I-

Ta Chung Hua—Shanghai Cheng Hsing—Shanghai

®JE—

Wu Shun Hsin—Shanghai Cheng I—Wusih

SILK FILATURES Cheng Tai—Shanghai

T\ m a . -W-Jl

Kiangsu Province Chun Sheng Fu—Shanghai

An Yu—Shanghai Chi Chang Tai—Shanghai

Che Sheng—Wusih Chi Chang Yung—Shanghai

Chen Feng—Shentseh HE7K-icB5f—ifi_h

Chi Ta Yung Chi—Shanghai

Chen Feng—Shanghai Chi a Heng Chi—Shanghai

nn-mm mn—m.K

Chen Foong—Wusih Chia Tai—Shanghai

Chen I Hsieh—Shanghai Chien Chen—Wusih

M-SJh

Chen I—Shanghai Chien Fong No 2—Wusih

Chen Lun—Shanghai Chien Feng—Shanghai

Chen Ta—Shanghai Chien Lung—Wusih

ma-mm mz-mji

Chen Lung—Wusih Chien Sheng—Shanghai

iciE— mz-mm

Chin Tai—Shanghai Chien Sheng—Wusih

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK FILATURES B103

Chien Tai—Shanghai Feng Tai Shun—Shanghai

Chien Yuan—Shanghai Fu Chang Kung—Siianghai

Chin Chans Kun—Shanghai

Fu Chang—Shanghai

Chin Chi—Wusih

Fu Cheng—Shanghai

Chin Feng—Shanghai

Fu Ho—Shanghai

Chin Lhn—Shanghai ftffiM—#’_b

Fu Hsing—Shanghai

Chin Ta Yu Chi—Shanghai l&M—

Fu Lun—Shanghai

Chin Tai—Shanghai

Heng Chin—Shanghai

Chin Yun Teh Chi—Shanghai

Heng Cheng Hsin—Shanghai

Ching Lun—Shanghai

nm-m± Heng Chang—Shanghai

Ching Wei—Shanghai S_h

)lpA-#-h Heng Yu—Shanghai

Chiu Shun—Shanghai

irlEfo—#-Ji

Ho Chi Hsin—Shanghai

Chiu Tai—Shanghai

Ko Feng—Shanghai

Chu Hsin—Shanghai

mn—Mm

Chu Hsing-Shanghai Ho Foong—Wusih

Ghui Lun—Chinkiang Hou Shang—Shanghai

Chun Hsin—Shanghai Hsia Tai—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B104 SILK FILATURES

Hsiang Cheng—Shanghai Hsu Hsiang—Shanghai

-mjt

Hsiang Feng—Shanghai Hu Sheng No. 1—Shanghai

SJl M-rk.h

Hsiang Ho—Shanghai Hui Yuan—Shanghai

tP?-)#—SJl

Hsiang Yuan—Shanghai Hung Ta—Shanghai

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Hung Lun- Shanghai

Hsieh Feng—Shanghai Hung Yu—Shanghai

nm-sji

Hsieh Hsing—Shanghai I Chang 3rd—Shanghai

M-SJi

Hsieh Sheng—Shanghai I Chang 4th—Shanghai

»-S_h

Hsieh Tai—Shanghai I Chang 5th—Shanghai

I—

Hsieh Yuan Cheng—Shanghai I Chang Heng—Shanghai

#_L

Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai I Chang Kun—Shanghai

Hsin Chang—Shanghai I Chang Kung Chi—Shanghai

Hsin Hsin—Shanghai I Chang—Shanghai

Hsin Hua—Shanghai I Feng Chen—Shanghai

^m-m±

Hsing Lun—^Shanghai I Feng—Shanghai

Ste-SMt

Hsing Yeh—Wuhsien. I Foong—Wuaib

 INDUSTRIES1 IN THE FAR EAST

SILK FEATURES B105

m-m

I Sheng—Wusih Kung Chi—Shanghai

I Ho Chin Chi—Shanghai Kung I—Shanghai

'#_h

I Shang—Shanghai Kung Yuan—Shanghai

tkm-mji Lun Ta—Shanghai

I Sheng—Shanghai

S_h

Jen Chang—Shanghai Lun Yuan—Shanghai

Jui Chang—Wusih Lung Chang—Shanghai

tm-M±

Jui Feng Yu—Shanghai Lung Chi—Shanghai

im-ut

Jui Foong—Wusih Lung Yuan—Shanghai

Jui Fu—Wusih Min Feng—Shanghai

ste-a*

Jui Ho—Shanghai Min Foong—Wusih

Jui Ho—Wusih Ning Hsing—Shanghai

M-S-t

Jui Lun—Shanghai Pao Ching—Shanghai

Jun Chang—Shanghai Pao Foong—Wusih

SJl

Jun Teh—Shanghai Pao Tai Shun—Shanghai

MI—

Kai Tai—Shanghai San Tai -Shanghai

Kuang Yuan—Shanghai Shen Chang—Wusih

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bioe SILK FILATURES

Shen Yuan Hsin Ohi—Shanghai Teh Yuan—Shanghai

Jtff-'/SUi

Sheng Yu—Shanghai Teng Feng—Shanghai

jjiMilK—it-Jb yktii—

Shu Chang Eu—Shanghai Teng Fong—Wusih

-k-Uk

Shu Shang Shen—Shanghai Tien I—Shanghai

Ta Cheng—Shanghai Tien Lung—Wusih

m-k-mi. Ikk-WM

Ta Feng—Shanghai Tin Sheng—Wusih

Ta Lun Company—Shanghai Ting Chang Hsing Chi—Shanghai

liffliC—#_h m^-mk

Ta Lun—^Shanghai Ting Chang Shen—Shanghai

Bk-Bk mw-Bk

Ta Sheng—Shanghai Ting Chi—Shanghai

mm-mk mw-mk

Tai Chi—Shanghai Tpng I—Shanghai

mm-mk

Tai Feng—Shanghai Ting Yuan—Shanghai

Tai Hu Yuen—Wusih Tung Chang Tai—Shanghai

mm-mk

Teh Feng—Shanghai Tung Feng—Shanghai

Teh Fu—Wusih* Tung I—Shanghai

Teh Sheng—Wusih Wan I—Wusih

mm+km-Mk nm-mm

Teh Ta Yu Chen Chi—Shanghai Wei Chen—Wusih

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

SILK FILATURES B107

Wei Lun—Wuhsien Yuan Ho—Shanghai

Yeh Chin—Shanghai Yuan I—Shanghai

Yen Ching Hsiang—Wuhsien Yuan Kang—Shanghai

Ying I—Shanghai Yuan Kong—Wusih

ictlg—ife.h

Yu Chang Jen—Shanghai Yuan Ta—Shanghai

Yu Chang—Shanghai Yuen Foong—Wusih

-m-mm

Yu Chang—Wusih Yuen Ta—Wusib

Yu Feng—Shanghai Yuen Tai—Wusih

Yu Foong—Wusih mt-im

Yuen Yu—Wusih

Yu Lun—Shanghai Yun Lun Chun Chi—Shanghai

j£®—I&Jl

Yu Lung—Wusih Yung Cheng—Shanghai

BBtK—#}Ui

Yu Sheng Feng—Shanghai Yung Chi—Shanghai

Yu Yuan Cheng Chi—Shanghai Yung Lun—Shanghai

Yuan Chi—Shanghai Yung Ta—Shanghai

Yuan Feng—Shanghai Yung Tai Hsing—Shanghai

InW—?s_h —#-_h

Yuan Ho—Shanghai Yung Tai No. 1—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BIOS SILK FILATURES^—SILK—SILK WEAVING MILLS

SJb SILK WEAVING MILLS

Yung Tai No. 2—Shanghai

B a

Kiangsu Province

Yung Yu—Shanghai

%7K—#Jb An Li—Shanghai

Yung Yuan—Shanghai

SILK MILLS Chen Huan—Shanghai

t\ ;i! m

Szechuan Province Chen Nan—Shanghai

Chien Chi Hsiang—Chungking ®M-B±

Chen Ya—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 1—Loshan Mia-mjL

Chen Yeh—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 2—Santai

Chen Yu—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 3—Shunching gt-Bk

Chi Chang—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 4—Shunching

Chia Cheng—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 5—Shunching

Chia Ling—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 6—Chiangtsin

^M-Bk

mkmmtk-ms. Chia Lun—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No: 7—Chungking

mM-Bk

Chih Cheng—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. S—Chungking

Mkmmk krk-Bk

Ta Hua Mill No. 9—Chiangpei Chih Ta—Shanghai

J&$&-Bk

Ta Hua Mill No. 10—Chungking Chin Cheng—Shanghai

jS.#—

Ta Hua Mill No. ll-^Chungking Chin Feng—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING MILLS B10£

Chin Hsia—Shanghai Heng Hsing—Shanghai

Chin I—Shanghai Ho Chang—Shanghai

Chin Kuno—Shanghai Hsiang Hsing—Shanghai

mm-mx

Chin Lun—Shanghai Hsiang Mao—Shanghai

II#— tm-mx

Chin Lung—Shanghai Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

mn-mi.

Chin Yun—Shanghai Hsieh Feng—Shanghai

mm-mx

Ching Yeh—Shanghai Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai

inlh-mx mw-ux

Chiu Ju—Shanghai Hsin Hsing—Shanghai

Chiu Shun—Shanghai Hsin Ta—Shanghai

Chung Hua—Shanghai Hsin Wei—Shanghai

Chung Yang—Shanghai Hsing Ya—Shanghai

Fou Chang—Shanghai Hua Chiang—Shanghai

mu-mx

Fu Hsing—Shanghai Hua Feng—Shanghai

f'JIg—

Fu Li—Shanghai Hua Lun—Shanghai

#_L

Fu Tan—Shanghai Hua Tung—Shanghai

mm-mx

Heng Fu—Shanghai Hui Feng—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BllO SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

$ m-m ±

Hui Lun—Shanghai Mei Sheng—Shanghai

m m-n ji

I Yu—Shanghai Sheng Mei—Shanghai

a « Ji

Jih Hsing—Shanghai Sheng Tan—Shanghai

£ &r~m Ji

Kuang Hua—Shanghai Sheng Sheng—Shanghai

m Ji

Kuang Ming— Shanghai Sheng Teh—Shanghai

SS .0-# Jl

Kuo Hua—Shanghai Sheng Ya—Shanghai

ft tif-B Jl

Li Hsin—Shanghai Shih Hsin—Shanghai

$ it—S Jl

Li Hsing—Shanghai Ta Cheng—Shanghai

JtfU-Hfch H X-B Jl

Li Kang—Shanghai Ta Feng—Shanghai

m jc-it ji

Li Yu—Shanghai Ta Hua—Shanghai

Pi Jc—B Jl

Lieh Feng—Shanghai Ta Lu—Shanghai

#' fl—S Jl m jc-b Ji

Lung Hua—Shanghai Ta Mei—Shanghai

$ H—# Jl m Jc—B Jl

Mei Cheng—Shanghai Ta Tung—Shanghai

is M-m ± Jc—B Jl

Mei Feng—Shanghai Ta Wei—Shanghai

m m-B .a

Mei Li—Shanghai Tao Hua—Shanghai

ji I W—B Jl

AIei Lun—Shanghai Teh Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING MILLS Bill

ft I® _L # m~B Jr

Teh Hsin—Shanghai Sheng Hua—Shanghai

foil U—'B _h ^ _h

Teh Shih—Shanghai Tien Fu—Shanghai

$ %-B Ji M 3i—B Jr

Tien Cheng—Shanghai Tien Hsing—Shanghai

is 'Ji-m i ^ H-B Jr

Tien Chin—Shanghai Tien I—Shanghai

x m-m ± m 3i-B Jr

Mei Wen—Shanghai Tien Wei—Shanghai

. 55 Ji m $l\-B Jr

Mei Ya—Shanghai Ting Hua—Shanghai

m k-b ji — # M—B Jr

Min Feng—Shanghai Tung Hua No. 1—Shanghai

5§ m-m .h - m M-B Jr

Ming Ya—Shanghai Tung Hua No. 2—Shanghai

g B—m Ji 55 iK—S Jr

Nan Feng—Shanghai Tung Ya—Shanghai

Jr m M-B Jr

Nan Y'an—Shan^tai Wan Pao—Shanghai

Jr H Jr

Nan Yang—Shanghai Wei Feng—Shanghai

0 m~B Ji m X-B Jr

Pag Hua—Shanghai Wen Hua—Shanghai

H m-B Jr

San Yuan—Shanghai Yu Chang—Shanghai

& m m B Ji-B Jr m m-m Jr

Shanghai Ching Wei Co.—Shanghai Yu Hou—Shanghai

^ Jr—Jr m m-B Jr

Shanghai—Shanghai Yu Hsin—Shanghai

H m-B Jr m-B Jr

Sheng Chang—Shanghai Yu Kuang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING MILLS—SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

£ _b m m—m ji

Yu Sheng—Shanghai Chen Hsia—Shanghai

m-m .k # Jl

Yu Tsun—Shanghai Chen Hua—Shanghai

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Yu Tung—Shanghai Chen I Lin—Shanghai

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Yuan Chi—Shanghai Chen Yeh—Shanghai

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Yuan Feng—Shanghai Cheng Feng—Shanghai

m m-m -t 7k—M Jl

Yueh Hua—Shanghai Cheng Kang—Shanghai

M m-m jb. I® Jl

Yun Chang—Shanghai Cheng Kung—Shanghai

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Yung Feng—Shanghai Cheng Mei—Shanghai

P 7ic—is _h m Jl

Yung Hsiang—Shanghai Cheng Sheng—Shanghai

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Yung Tai I—Shanghai Cheng Yeh—Shanghai

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES 'ft* ^^ Jl

Chi Hsin—Shanghai

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Kiangsu Province Chi Lin—Shanghai

# Jl

Chang Ching'Tang—Shanghai Chien Chung—Shanghai

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Chang Ming—Shanghai Chien Shun—Shanghai

S Ji 35 m-m Ji

Chao Feng—Shanghai Chien Ya—Shanghai

m n-m ± yt $£—m Jl

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 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES B113

$ _k is zt—m ji

Ghih Cheng—Shanghai Ching Feng—Shanghai

m ± ^ %-m Jl

Ghih Tung—Shanghai Ching Lun—Shanghai

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Chin Chang Hsiang—Shanghai Ching Ta—Shanghai

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Chin Chang—Shanghai Ching Yun—Shanghai

mm-m ± iz tK-m Ji

Chin Feng—Shanghai Chiu Cheng Jen—Shanghai

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Chin Hsia—Shanghai Chiu Cheng—Shanghai

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Ghin Hsin—Shanghai Chiu Hsing—Shanghai

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Chin Hua—Shanghai Chiu Lun—Shanghai

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Chin I—Shanghai Chu Pag Chi—-Shanghai

Im IS—# _k & m-m Ji

Chin Lun—Shanghai Chuan Cheng—Shanghai

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Chin Mei—Shanghai Chung Kuo—Shanghai

m M—m ii m M—m .h

Chin Ming—Shanghai Fei Hsia—Shanghai

m M-m ii m m-m ji

Chin Sun—Shanghai Feng Tai—Shanghai

x M—m ± $ Jl

Chin Yuan—Shanghai Fu Cheng-Shanghai

® B-m ± ft m-m ji

Ching Chang—Shanghai Fu Hsin—Shanghai

$ Ji m m-m ji

Ching Cheng—Shanghai Fu Hua—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B114 SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

M m-# i

Fu Yeh—Shanghai Hsieh Hua—Shanghai

H W-'B _h

Heng Feng—Shanghai Hsieh Kang—Shanghai

IraK/;—

Heng Hsin—Shanghai Hsieh Lun—Shanghai

Cig-SJi W3c-B±

Heng Teh—Shanghai Hsien Ming—Shanghai

$M-B±.

Heng Yu—Shanghai Hsin An—Shanghai

Ho Sheng—Shanghai Hsin Chang—Shanghai

mfc-BJi jS'ls

HsA Hsing—Shanghai Hsin Cheng—Shanghai

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Hsia Yun Tang—Shanghai Hsin Hsing—Shanghai

m-mi,

Hsjang Cheng Chi—Shanghai Hsin Hua—Shanghai

^-B±

Hsiang Chin—Shanghai Hsin 1—Shanghai

tm-B-t

Hsiang Lun—Shanghai Hsin Lun—Shanghai

Hsieh Chang Sheng—Shanghai Hsin Mei—Shanghai

gW,~B±.

Hsieh Chang—Shanghai Hsin Tai—Shanghai

tam-Sih 55iT-m-_h

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Hsin Ya—Shanghai

Hsieh Cheng—Shanghai Hsin Yu—Shanghai

Hsieh Hsing—Shanghai Hsin Yuan—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES Bll5

Hsing Cheng—Shanghai Hui Hua—Shanghai

Hsxng Hua—Shanghai Hung Hsiang—rShanghai i UHHl

mm-m±

Hsing Yeh—Shanghai Hung Hsing—Shanghai

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Hsu Chung Hsiang—Shanghai Hung Yuan—Shanghai T iaR

Hua Chang—Shanghai I Cheng—Shanghai

Hua Cheng—Shanghai I Hsin—Shanghai

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Hua Chiang—Shanghai I Hua—Shanghai

Hua Feng—Shanghai Jen Ho—Shanghai

iiJi

Hua Hsin—Shanghai Jen Tai—Shanghai

Hua Hsing—Shanghai Jih Sheng—Shanghai >hao3

Hua Lai—Shanghai Jui Feng Hsiang—Shanghai

Hua Li—.Shanghai Jui Feng—Shanghai

Hua Ming—Shanghai Jui Lun—Shanghai

9»—fd_t

Hua Sheng—Shanghai Jui Lung—Shanghai

Hua Ta—Shanghai Jung Chang—Shanghai

Huan Chiu—Shanghai Jung Fa—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B116 SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

Jung Hsing—Shanghai Li Hsing—Shanghai

Jung Sheng—Shanghai Li Hua—Shanghai

Jung Tan—Shanghai Li Ta—Shanghai

Kai Tai—Shanghai Li Ya—Shanghai

Lieh Chi—Shanghai

Keng Chang—Shanghai

Lien Hua—Shanghai

Kuan Ya—Shanghai

Lu Tai—Shanghai

Kuang Chang—Shanghai

JIJi-YSUi Luek Hua—Shanghai

Kuang Hsing—Shanghai

Bfl—

Kuang Hua—Shanghai Lung Hsing—Shanghai

Kuang Mei—Shanghai Lun I—Shanghai

Kuang Ya—Shanghai Lun Ta—Shanghai

wm-mi Lung Hua—Shanghai

Kun Ming—Shanghai

mm-Bh

Kung Chang—Shanghai Mai Fa—Shanghai

Kuo Ho Lin—Shanghai Mei Cheng—Shanghai

1?^—Sil wm-B±.

Kuo Wei—Shanghai Mei Hsin—Shanghai

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Li Ho—Shanghai Mei Hua—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES B117

Mei I—Shanghai Pag HuA^Shanghai

Mei Jen—Shanghai Pei Yang—Shanghai

mm-mt

Mei Li—Shanghai Pu I—Shanghai

Mei Lin—Shanghai San Hsing—Shanghai

Mei Mei—Shanghai San I—Shanghai

Mei Sheng—Shanghai San I Hsin—Shanghai

SH-SJi

Mei Ta—Shanghai San Li—Shanghai

Min Hsin—Shanghai San Yu—Shanghai

M-SJl SJl

Ming Cheng—Shanghai San Yuan—Shanghai

Ming Hsing—Shanghai Shen Chang—Shanghai

S1jS—SJl

Ming Hua—Shanghai Shen I—Shanghai

wm-mt -'W-S-b

Ming Ming—Shanghai Sheng Hua—Shanghai

mB-Bt

Ming Sheng—Shanghai Sheng Li—Shanghai

-S0-S_h

Nan Hua—Shanghai Sheng Ya—Shanghai

l'!&— mn—Bh

Ni Shang—Shanghai Shih Li—Shanghai

m-B±

Pag Hsin—Shanghai Shun Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAB EAST

B118 SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

Shun Hsing Tai—Shanghai Ta Li—Shanghai

Shun Li—Shanghai ira^—ifc_b

Ta Lun—Shanghai

Shun Ta Hsing—Shanghai Ta Sheng—Shanghai

Ssu Cheng—Shanghai Ta Tung—Shanghai

EB#,—#-JL

Sun Chia Chi—Shanghai Ta Wei—Shanghai

. m~m±

Sun Fu Tai—Shanghai Ta Yu—Shanghai

mmu-B-t

Scn Yao Ting—Shanghai Tai Chiu—Shanghai

-m-m±

Sdn Yu—Shangh li Tai Feng—Shanghai

lit—i&Ji ' #Jb

Ta Chang—Shanghai Tai Lai—Shanghai

S_h

Ta Chin—Shanghai Teh Chi—Shanghai

SJl

Ta Ching—Shanghai Teh Chang—Shanghai

#11—S'Jl

Ta Chung Hua—Shanghai Teh Hua—Shanghai

Ta Chung—Shanghai Teh Hua—Shanghai

Ta Feng—Shanghai S_h

Tein Hua—Shanghai

Ta Hsin—Shanghai Tien Chan—Shanghai

Ta Hua—Shanghai Tien Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES B119-

Tien Cheng—Shanghai Tung I—Shanghai

Tien Chi—Shanghai Tien Yen—Shanghai

7C^—iSil

Tiein Feng—Shanghai Tien Yuan—Shanghai

Tien Fu—Shanghai Ting Ya—Shanghai

ifcJl

Tien Hsiang—Shanghai Tung Chang—Shanghai

Tien Hsin—Shanghai Tung Cheng—Shanghai

'Lien Hsing—Shanghai Tung Fang—Shanghai

Tien Jan—Shanghai Tung Hua—Shanghai

Tien Lun—Shanghai Tung Mei—Shanghai

Ira^C—Sil

Tien Lun—Shanghai Tung Sheng—Shanghai

#.L.

Tien Pad—Shanghai Tung Teh—Shanghai

Tien Sheng—Shanghai Tung YA-^Shanghai

'#_h

Tien Shun—Shanghai Wan Chang—Shanghai

-BM—SJl

Tien Sun—Shanghai Wan Hsing—Shanghai

#iJb frU-^h

Tien Tien—Shanghai Wei Hsin—Shanghai

Tien Wen—Shanghai Wei Lo—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B120 SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

Wen Lung—Shanghai Yu Min—Shanghai

Ya Chou—Shanghai Yu Sheng—Shanghai

»-®_b

Ya Hsi Ya—Shanghai Yu Yuan—Shanghai

mm-mt Yuan A Mao—Shanghai

Yao Hua—Shanghai

>}r£ij— MV—

Yen Tung—Shanghai Yuan Li—Shanghai

X I'y— Yueh Hua—Shanghai

Yin Wen—Shanghai

ft#—

Yu Chang—Shanghai Yun Hsia—Shanghai

fr#S±

Yu Cheng—Shanghai Yun Hsin—Shanghai

mm-mx

Yun Hsing—Shanghai

Yu Ching—Shanghai

tm—Bk

Yun Hua—Shanghai

Yu Feng—Shanghai &m-mk

Yun Tan—Shanghai

Y^u Hsin—Shanghai Yung Chang—Shanghai

Yu Hsing—Shanghai Yung Feng—Shanghai

Yu Hua—Shanghai fiTk—ffeJi

Yung Hsing—Shanghai

#7TC—iHJl

Yu I—Shanghai Yung Hua—Shanghai

Yu Li—Shanghai Yung I—Shanghai

®7T4—#):Jl

Yu Lun—Shanghai Yung Sheng—Shanghai

I&7K—

Yu Mao—Shanghai Yung Yu—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES B121

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES

Chung Hsin Soap Factory—T’shan

€ M K

Kiangsu Province

Chung Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

A —Shanghai

i Hua Sui Chi Toilet Soap Factory ili¥'

Chung Hua Soap Factory—T’shan

Central Soap Factory, The—S’hai Chung Hua Soap Factory—Tanyang

lEfi— MM1—SX

Chen Chi Soap Factory—Shanghai Chung Kuo Soap Factory—Shanghai

Chen Hsin Soap Factory—Shanghai miFp—iM

Chung Kuo Soap Factory—T’shan

Chen Hua Soap and Candle Factory

—Shanghai Chung Yang Soap Factory—S’hai

W-iXJi

Chen Hua Soap Factory—Chinkiang Fu Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Chen Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Fu Li Soap Factory*—Shanghai

Chen Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai MM—WM

Fu Li Soap Factory—Wusih

S_k

Chenshin Toilet Soap Factory—

Shanghai Hang Lee Toilet Soap Factory—

Shanghai

Chien Tai Sing Candle Factory— fij®-sx

Shanghai

Hang Li Soap and Candle Factory—

Chin Chang Candle Factory—S’hai Shanghai

*§nw.-#x

China Chemical Society—Shanghai Heng Hsin Yu Candle Factory—

Shanghai

China Chemical Works—Shanghai s-x

Heng Hsing Yu Factory—Shanghai

Chung Hsing Soap Factory—S’hai Ho Mou Sin Soap Factory—S’hai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B122 SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES

$r;£!n-P£ir fi_k

Ho Mou Hsin Soap Factory—K’yin Kung Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai

Hsinq Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai Li Hsin Soap Factory—Wuchin

mm-M±

Hsiang Min Soap Factory—Shanghai Li Hsing Soap Factory—Shanghai

Hua Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai Li Ta Factory—Shanghai

Hua Feng Soap Factory—Shanghai Mou Kang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Mou Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang

Hua Feng Toilet Soap Factory—

Shanghai Wife—'Ml.

Nan Hsieh Hsing Soap Factory—

Shanghai

Hua Li Candle Factory—Shanghai Nan Yi Hsing Candle Factory—S’hai

;

xm-mn

Hui Kung Soap Factory—Tanyang Nanyang Soap and Candle Factory—

International Dispensary—S’hai Shanghai

Jen Mou Candle and Soap Factory m-mt

—Shanghai Nanyang Soap and Candle Factory—

Shanghai

Ni Ching Soap Factory—Wuchin

Kuang Hua Chemical Industry So-

ciety—Shanghai mm-mK

Shin Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Kuang Hua Chemical Industry So-

ciety—Shanghai Shin Mou Soap and Candle—C’kiang

/W—$£->. H ll|—'tiJi

Kuang Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai Shun Chang Soap Factory—S’hai

Kuang Hua Soap Factory—Wuchin mf-im

Shun Chang Soap Factory—Wusih

Kupen Soap Factory—Shanghai Siang Min Soap Factory—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SOAP AND OANDEK FAC'TORl KB B123

Siang Tai Candle & Soap Factory— Tung Mou Soap “Factory -Kiangyin

Shanghai

s#—urn Tung Mou Soap Factory Shanghai

Siang Tai Soap and Candle Factory

—Chinkiang

!Hf— Tung Tai Sing Candle Factory—

Sin Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai Shanghai

IT)i—ifikh

Sin Hua Factory—Shanghai Tung Yao Factory—Shanghai

Sin Hua Soap and Candle Factory Tung Yao Soap and Candle Factory'

—Nanking —Nanking

#Dt— S_h

Sin Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai Wan Li Hsiang Soap. Factory—S’hai

'/Ilf: Sc#i)ii—lljlsl

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factory—SJhai Wan Li Hsiang :, Soap Factory—

Tungshan

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factory—Wusih

Wei Rung Sqap Factory—Shanghai

Ta Chung Soap Factory—Chinkiang

Yen Li Yuan Candle Factory —

Tungshan

Ta Chung Soap Factory—Shanghai

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Yen Li Yuan Soap Factory—S’hai

Ta Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

—ftLIl

tt'ric— Yi Chino Soap Factory—Shanghai

Ta Teh Soap Factory—Shanghai

Yi Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai

Ting Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Yu Ching Feng Candle Factory—

Ting Chang Soap Factory—Wusih Shanghai

Ting Feng Soap Factory—Shanghai Yu Kang Heng Soap Factory—S’ha.'

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B124 SOAP & CANDLE STATIONERY SUPPLIES FACTORIES

Yu Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang Eastern Chemical Co.—Shanghai

Yu Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai Eastern Industrial Co.—Shanghai

Yuan Ho Factory—Shanghai Han Lai Company—Shanghai

Yuan Ho Soap and Candle Factory Hou Sheng Co.r-Shanghai

Chinkiang

Yun Mou Factory—Shanghai

Hsing Feng Waxed Paper Co.—S’hai

/JfTk-ilJi

Yung Mou Candle and Soap Factory mm-M-k

Chinkiang Using Yeh Co.—Shanghai

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Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai Hua Fu Golden Pen Factory—S’hai

STATIONERY SUPPLIES

FACTORIES Hua Kai Min Ink Co. —Shanghai

# M K

Kiangsu Province Kang Shen Ink Co.—Shanghai

Chia Ting Envelope Co.—Shanghai Kuan Le Min Fountain Pen Co.—

Shanghai

Chin Chen Co.—Shanghai Kuang Hua Industrial Co.—S’hai

Chin Yeh Co.—Shanghai ^m-m±

Li Chung Co.—Shanghai

Cho Hsin Waxed Paper Co.—S’hai Rm—B-k

Li Wen Co.—Shanghai

Chung Hua Industrial Factory— BW1~B±

Shanghai Li Wen Ink Co.—Shanghai

iM—i&Ji

Chung I Chemical Co.—Shanghai Ma Kiang Co.—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

STATIONERY SUPPLIES FACTORIES—SUGAR CENTRALS B125

Bcge Medellin Milling Co.—Bogo,

Ma Li Co.—Shanghai Cebu

Calamba Sugar Estate—407, National

City Bank Building

Min Shen Ink Co.—Shanghai

Cebu Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito, Sta.

Cruz

Min Sheng Industrial Co.—S’hai Central Azucarera de Bais—212, Mar-

ques de Comil las, Paco

Ming Li Co.—Shanghai Central Azcucarera de Pilar—801, M.

de la Industria

Pao Chuan Co.—Shanghai Central Azucarera de Tarlao—212, M.

de la Industria

#4*^c-S_h Central Azcarera del Norte—203, Cu

Ta Chung Hua Fountain Pen Co.— Unjieng Building

Shanghai Central Azucarera don Pedro—719,

Echague

Ta Hua Industrial Co.—Shanghai Central Azucarera Sara Ajuy—801,

M. de la Industria

Ta Hua Industrial Co.—Shanghai Central Cotabato, Inc.—514, Chaco

Building

Central Leonor—Negros

Tien Jan Ink Co.—Shanghai

Central Luzon Milling Co.—315, Luiz

Perez Samanillo Building

Yung Liang Co.—Shanghai Central San Isidre—Negros

SUGAR CENTRALS Central Sara Ajuy—Panay

Manila (P.I.) Compania Azucarera de Bais—212, M.

de Comillas, Pace

Asturias Sugar Central, Inc.— De la Rama Centrals—Bago, Talisay

Dumalog, Capiz and Negros

Bacolod-Murcia Milling Co., Inc.— Hawaiian Philippine Co.—316, Regina

304, Masonic Temple Building

Bataan Sugar Co.—202, Masonic Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association

Temple, Binondo —1246, Arlegui, Quiapo

Binalbagan Estate, Inc.—304, Masonic Hind Sugar Company—Luzon

Temple

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl26 SUGAR CENTRALS—TANNERIES

Isabela Sugar Oo.—304, Masonic Roxas y Compania—719, Echague

Temple

San Carlos ^Milling Co.—Chac»

Kabanaklan Sugar Co., Inc.—32, Building, Binondo

Hogar Building

Sugar Centrals Agency—Masonic

La Carlota Sugar Central—La Car- Temple

lota, Negros

Laguna Sugar Corporation —155, Talisay-Silay Milling Co., Inc.—3r

Aviles iSan Miguel Masonic Temple, Binondo

Lizarraga Hnos;—32, Hogar Filipino Victoria Milling Co., Inc.—Chaco

Building, Binondo

Building

Lopez Sugar Central Mill Co.— Welch-Fairchild,

Building

Ltd.—321, Regina

Fabrica, Negros

Luzon Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito Ynchausti

tria

& Co.—801, M. de la Indus-

Ma-ao Sugar Central Co., Ino.—304,

Masonic Temple TANNERIES

Mabalacay Sugar Co.—34, Escolta ^ B XL

Malabon Sugar Co.—Hong Kong and Kiangsu Province

Shanghai Bank Building

Mount Arayat Sugar Co.—31, Hogar Chiang Wan Shun—Nanking

Building

mill!—$§Ui

North Negros Sugar Co.—Chaco Chueh Yi Hsing—Shaagnai

Building, Binondo

Nueva Ecija Sugar Mills.—408, Luiz

Perez Samanille Building Chung Yuen—Tungshan

Ormoc Sugar Co.—Omoc, Leyte

Ifl4.—National City Bank Building Hsiang Sien—Shanghai

Pampanga Sugar Development Co.,

Ltd.—Masonic Temple

Pampanga Sugar Mills—407, National Hsieh Yuen Chang—Shanghai

City Bank Building iEfr-fUJL

Philippine Milling Co.—218, Luiz Hsin Chi—Shanghai

Perez Samanillo Building

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Philippine Sugar Association—316, Hsin Hsin—Tungshan

Regina Building

Philippine Sugar Estates Develop- . Wr-ililiil

ment Co.—246, Anda, Intr. Hsin Hua—Tungshan

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TANNERIES—TEA-FIRING FACTORIES B127

E^rr—jaS

Hsu Liang Chi—Nanking Hua Pei Factory—Tientsin

Hsu Yung Chi—Shangnai Hung Chi Tannery—Tientsin

#7TC^~S±

Lao Yung Sen—^Shanghai Hung Lee Tannery—Tientsin

Suahozen Leather Manufacturing Co.

Ta Hua Chang Chi—Shanghai —Harbin

Tai Ping Yang—Shanghai Ta Yeh Leather Co.—Tsinan

mm-mm

Tung Ye Tannery—Shenyang

Tsing I—Shanghai

Wanshenho Tannery—Tientsin

Tu Yung Chi—Nanking

Yih Ta Tannery—Tientsin

S_h

Yuen Hsing—Shanghai Yu Chuen Tannery—Chungking

•^cW—S_h

Yuen Ta—Shanghai TEA-FIRING FACTORIES

B &

Wu Ching Lung—Nanking Kiangsu Province

Other Places

Chang Chi—Lane 6, Tao Yuan Fang,

Shanghai

Canton Tannery and Leather Works—

Canton

Chien Chi Hsiang—Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai

Chung Ya Tannery- Tientsin

Chu Sheng—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Fukien Industrial Co.—Foochow

Government Leather Factory—Cheng Chun Yuan—Jukong Road, S’hai

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Government Tannery—Yunnanfu Fu Hsing—Elgin Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl28 TEA-FIRING FACTORIES

ns-isai

Heng Fung—Teh An Li, N. Shansi Pei Hsin—N. Shansi Road, S’hai.

Road, Shanghai

San Yi—Teh An Li, N. Shansi Road,.

Hsing Hsing—Chung Shou Li. Shanghai

Burkill Road, Shanghai

XH—'feil

San Yuan—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Hsing Yuan—Tai Yuan Fang, Hai-

ning Road, Shanghai i&ti—$I-_L

Teh Jen—Sin Chang Li, N. Chekiang

Road, Shanghai

Ho Hsing Lung—Woosung Road,

Shanghai

Tien Chang—North Shansi Road,.

Shanghai

Hsing Chi—Chen Ta Lung, N. Soo-

chow Road, Shanghai

Tien Sheng Rung—N. Shansi Roadr

Shanghai

Hui Chi—Yalu Road, Shanghai

Tung Chun Fu—Tung Chang Lir

Hung Chang—Elgin Road, Shanghai Haining Road, Shanghai

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Jen Chi—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta Tung, Tung Chung Fo—Yung Hsin Road,

Shanghai ,

Shanghai

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Kui Yuan—Lan Yien Li, Wuchow Tung I—Paotung Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

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Tung Yi Fung—N. Honan Road,

Rung Seen—Teh An Fang, N Che- Shanghai

kiang Road, Shanghai

Tung Yu Tai—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta

Pao Chang Branch—Tong Kia Lung, Lung, Shanghai

Shanghai

)MA—

Wan Cheng Hsiang—Fu Shou Li,

Pao Chang—Jukong Road, Shanghai Elgin Road, Shanghai

Pao Ta Hsiang—Yu Shun Li, Chen Wu Shen Chi—N. Shansi Road,.

Ta Lung, Shanghai Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TEA-FIRING FACTORIES—TELEPHONE COMPANIES B129

Long distance Telephone Co. under

Yi Cheng Hsiang—Teh An Li, N. Ministry of Communication, Nan

Shansi Road, Shanghai king

Yi Tai Lung—Wuchang Road, S’hai Changshu Telephone Co.—Changshu

Yi Tung Hsing—Yu Hsiang Li, Chinkiang Telephone Co.—Chinkiang

Tong Kia Lung, Shanghai

Yu Li—Tai Yuan Fang, Haining Kaoyu Telephone Co.—Kaoyu

Road, Shanghai

Kiangtu Telephone Co.—Kiangtu

Yuan Ho—Elgin Road, Shanghai

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Kiangyin Telephone Co.—Kiangyin

Yuan Hsing Ho—W. Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai tg&issais-iiia

Kunshan Telephone -Co.—Kunshan

mm-mt

Yuan Li—Tong Kia Lung, Shanghai

Liyang Telephone Co.—Liyang

Yuan Tai Ho—Tong Kia Lung,, S’hai

.iPYojc—$Lh Nanking Telephone Co.—Nanking

Yung Hsiang—W. Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai

Nantung Telephone ’ Co.—Nantung

Yung Sheng—Tu Nan Li, N. Honan

Road, Shanghai Shanghai Telephone Co.—Shanghai

TELEPHONE COMPANIES Ml --ti®

Shantseh Telephone Co.—Shantseh

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Kiangsu Province

Shuyang Telephone Co.—Shuyang

Shanghai Telephone Company—232,

Kiangse Road, Shanghai Soochoaa7 Telephone Co.—Soochow

Shanghai-Nanking—

Sungkiang Telephone Co.—Sung-

Kiang-Pet—Nanking kiang

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B130 TELEPHONE COMPANIES

Tahsing Telephone Co.—Tahsing Nanshun Telekhone Co.—Nanshun

Taihsien Telephone Co.—Taihsien Sau-Ting Telephone Co.—Yuanhua

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Taitsang Telephone Co.—Taitsang Shaohsing Telephone Co.—Shaohsing

Tungshan Telephone Co.—Tungshan Shaunglin Telephone Co.—Wuhsing

Wuchin Telephone Co.—Wuchin Shenchiamen Telephone Co.—Tinghai

Wusih Telephone Co.—Wusih Ssu-Ming Telephone Co.—Ningpo

ti ii m Tung-Li Telephone Co.—Ts’ungteh

Chekiang Province

Chekiang Provincial Telephone Tung-Ou Telephone Co.—Yungchia

Bureau—H angchow

Wuhsing Telephone Co.—Wuhsing

Chiashan Telephone Co.—Chiashan

Yung-Tung Telephone Co.—P’inghu

Chung-Hsing Telephone Co.—Chia-

hsing

Yuyao Telephone Co.—Yuyao

Haining Telephone Co.—Haining Malaya

Oriental Telephone & Electric Co.,

Hangchow Telephone Co.—Hangchow Ltd.—Singapore

Posts and Telegraphs Department—

Hsiashih Telephone Co.—Haining Straits Settlements, Federated Ma-

lay States, Selangor

China

Hsieh-Chuan Telephone Co.—Haining

Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

Kuang-Ta Telephoen Co.—Ts’ungteh mini strati on—H ankow

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TELEPHONE COMPANIES—TIN MINES B131

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.—Taiping.

Chinese Government Telephone Id- Perak

ministration—Hanyang 1 Ayer Hangat Syndicate, Ltd.—Ben-

tong, Pahang

Chinese Government Telephone Ad. Ayer Weng . (Rahman) Development

ministration—Tientsin and Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Betonv,

Siam

Bakau

Chinese Government Telephone Ad . Selangor Tin, Ltd.—Kuala 'Kuhu, Ulu

ministration—Wuchang

Ban Sen Kongsi—Postal Ad: Foo

Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.— Nyit Tse, 321 and 323, Lahat Road,

Falim Village, Ipon, Perak

Hongkong

Bangrin Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Renong, West Coast, Siam

Peiping Telephone Administration—

Peiping Batang Padang Dredging Co., Ltd.

—Bidor, Perak

Shanghai Telephone Co.—Shanghai Batu Caves Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Batu Caves, Selangor

Philippine Islands Batu Selangor Tin Dredging' Co.,

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Ltd.—Batu,

Henggeler

Selangor; Cable Ad:

Co.—Cebu

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Benang Star Tin, Ltd.—P.O. Box

136, Ipoh, Perak

Co.—Iloilo

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Bukit Arang Tin, Ltd.- Ulu Langat,

Selangor

Co.—Manila

Bukit Ibu (Bandar) Tin, Ltd.—

TIN MINES Baling, Kedah

MaHaya Bukit Kandan Tin Syndicate, Ltd

—Tronoh, Perak

Ampang Tin Co., Ltd., The—4th Burma Malaya Tin, Ltd.—c/o Evatt

Mile, Ampang Road, Ampang & Go., Kuala Lumpur

Anglo-Malayan Tin, Ltd.—Rawang, : Changket 5 Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Selangor Rawang,’ Sblaiigor

Anglo-Siamese Tin Syndicate—South Chfmor River Tin, Ltd.—Chemor,

Siam Kinta, Perak

Asam Rumbang Tin Derdging, Ltd. Chendai Consolidated, ■ Ltd.—Meng-

—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad : Aust- lembu, Perak

malay

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B132 TIN MINES

Chenderiang Ttn Dredging, Ltd.— Kampar Kiri Coalfields Midden

Sumatra H. M.—Pakan Baroe,

Ghenderiang, Perak

Sumatra

Chim Lee Tin Mining Co.—254, Batu Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging, Ltd.

Road, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.

Kaparm Perak

Consolidated Tin Mines of Burma, Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging,

Ltd.—P.O. Box 199, Rangoon;

Cable Ad: Stannidbur Ltd.—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad:

Fan Fatt Tin Mine—Tronoh, Perak Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging, Ltd.

—Rawang, Selangor

Foo Nyit Tse Hydraulic Mine—3rd

Mile, Jelapang Road, Chemor, Kamra Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Pukefc,

F.M.S West Siam : Cable Ad : Kamra

Fook Hum Nam Kongsi—Foo Nyit Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Tse, 3211 and 323, Lahat Roal, Kamunting

Falim Village, Ipoh

Freda Tin Mining Co., Ltd.—Bundi, Katu

Kemaman

Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Buket,

West Siam; Cable Ad: Katudre

Glimau Tin, Ltd.—Jelebu, Negri Kay (Kinta) Ltd. Tin Mines-

Sembilan Menglembu, Perak

Gopeng Consolidated, Ltd.—Gopeng, Kent (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging, Ltd.

Perak —Batu Caves, Selangor

Heawood Tin and Rubber Estate, Kepong Dredging Co., Ltd.—Kepong,

Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak Selangor

Hitam Tin, Ltd.—Kroh, Upper Kepong Tin, Ltd.—Kepong, Selangor

Perak

Hong Kong Tin, Ltd.—Puchong, Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Co.,

Selangor Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak

Idris Hydraulic, Ltd. — Kampar, Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—Ba^-

Perak tu Gajah, Perak

Ipoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Lahat, Kinta Tin Mines, Ltd.—Gopeng,

Perak Perak

Jelapang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Ta|i-

ping, Perak Klang River Tin Dredging Co.,

Ltd.—Petaling, Selangor

Jeiebu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Kuala

Klawang, Negri Sembilan Kopah Tin, N. L.—Takuapa, Siam

Johan Tin Dredging, ILtd.—Papan, Kramat Pulai, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

Perak

Kajang Kemaman (192o), Ltd.— Kramat Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Kemaman, Trengganu Rawang, Selangor

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TIN MINES B133

Kuala Kampar Tin Fields, Ltd.— Mambau Tin, Ltd.—Mambau, 1STegri

Rawang, Selangor Sembilan

Kuala Keeling Tin Dredging—iKer- Man Yik Hydraulic Mines (Sempan)

ling, Ulu Eelangor —Sempan Valley, Tras.

Kuala Lumpur Tin N. L,—Kuala Menglempu Lode Mining Co., Ltd.—

Lumpur (Kalumpang) Menglembu, Perak

Kucttai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Murai Tin, Ltd.—Bentong, Pahang

Petaling, Selangor

Kundang Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Nawang Pet Tin, Ltd.—Rompibon,

Southern Siam

Rawang, Selangor

Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Lahat, New Chendrong Wolfram Mines—

Kemaman, Trengganu

Perak

Larut Tin Fields, Ltd.—Taiping, Nippon Mining Co., Ltd.—Duagan,

Trengganu

Perak

Lean Fatt Mining Kongsi—Kampar, North Taiping Tin Dredging Co.,

Ltd. —Belau Valley, Negri Sembilan

Perak lan

Lingui Tin, 'Ltd.—Kola Tinggi, Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd.—

Johore Pahang

Lower Perak Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Panaga River Tin Concessions, Ltd.

Tanjong Tuakong, Perak —Kamunting, Perak

Lukut Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Port Paroi Tin Dredging, Ltd —Serem-

Dickson ban, Negri Sembilan

Malay States Tin, Ltd.—4th Mile, Paitani Tin, Ltd.—Na PraRu, South

Ampang Road, Ampang, Selangor Siam

Malaya Consolidated Tin Dredging Peganq Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Flora

Co., Ltd.—Selangor Villa, Lahat Road, Ipoh, Perak

Malayan Collieries, Ltd.—Hong Pelarit Tin Ltd.—Perlis; Cable Ad:

Kong & Shanghai Bank Buildings,

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Arang Pellarittin

Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging

Gajah, Perak Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Malayan Tinfields, Ltd.—c/p Guth- Pengkalen. Ltd.—Lahat, Perak

rie & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Malaysiam Tin, Ltd.—Tanjong Ram- Pertang Mines—Pertang, Jelebu,

Negri Sembilan

butan, Perak

Malim Nawar Tin, Ltd.—Rawang, Petaling Tin, Ltd.—Petaling, Selan-

Selangor gor

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B134 TIN MINES

Poh Tuck Kongsi (Sungei Besi)— Seminyih Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Chop Tuck Heng Loong, 29, Birch Seminyih, Selangor

Road, iKuala Lumpur

Seremban, Ltd.—Seremban, Negri

Pong Mine—Takuapa Siam; Cable Sembilan

Ad: Asiatic

Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—

Puchong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai- Penang; Cable Ad: Sitinsind

ping, Perak

Si one Tin (F.M.S.), Ltd.—Batu

Pungah Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai- Caves, Selangor

ping, Perak Siput Tin Co., Ltd.—Sungei Siput^

Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.— Perak

Fusing Mines, Fusing, Perak

South Siam Mining Co., Ltd.—1-3,.

Puteh Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Cahroen Krung Road, Bangkok

Ampang, Selangor

South Taiping Tin Dredging Co-

Rahman (1922), Ltd.—33, Beach Street,

Upper Hydraulic

Perak Tin, Ltd.—Intan, Panang

Rajah Perak Tin, Ltd.—98, Belfield Southern Kampar Tin Dredging,

Street, Ipoh Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Ramasamy Tin Mines—Ampang, Southern Malayan Tin Dredging,

Kuala Lumpur Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak

Rambutan, Ltd.—Tanjong Rambutan. Southern Perak Dredging, Ltd.—

Perak Temoh, Perak

Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging,

Kuala Sawah, via Seremban, Negri Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Sembilan

Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co., Sungei Ayam Tin Mines—Kuala

N. L.—Sichon, Southern Siam Kemaman, Trengganu

Rawang Concessions, Ltd.—Rawang, Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Selangor P.O. Box 106, Ipoh

Rawang Tin Fields, Ltd.—Rawang, Sungei Merbah Mine—Sungei Besi,

Selangor Selangor

Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Sungei Muntoh Mines—Titi, Jelebu,

Rasa, Selangor Negri Sembilan

Renong Valley Mining Co., Ltd.— Sungei Way Dredging, Ltd.—Sungei

Renong, Siam Way, Selangor

Ronpijon Tin, N. L.—Ronpibon, via Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Penang Taiping, Perak

Selangor Tin, Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur, Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging, N. L.

Selangor —Takuapa, Western Siam

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TIN MINES -TOBACCO FACTORIES B135

Talam Mines, Ltd.—Kampar, Perak

Talerng Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Ron- Chang Hsin Tobacco Co.—120, Point

Road, Shanghai

pibom, Southern Siam

Tanjong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu

Gajah, Perak Chang Ming Tobacco Co.—12, Win-

Tarua Tin, Ltd.—Banna Station, chester Road, Shanghai

Bandon, Siam

Tavoy Tin Dredging Corpn., Ltd.— Chen Hua Tobacco Co.—395-397,

Tavoy, Lower Burma Route Lafayette, Shanghai

Tekka, Ltd.—Kampong iKepayang, Chin Sha Tai Chin Tobacco Co.—99,

Perak Rue Chapsal, Shanghai

Tekka Taiping, Ltd.—Taiping, Perak

Temengor Tin Mining Co., Ltd.— China & South Tobacco Co.—941,

Grik, Upper Perak Ward Road, Shanghai

Temoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Temoh, $T7k—TSjl

Batang Padang, Perak

Thabawlkik Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Chiu Shing

Hsing Tobacco Co.—13, Run

Li, Kuenming Road, S’hai

Taiping, Perak

104*—TgUl

Telok Kruin Tin, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak Chung Ho Tobacco Co.—40, Tong-

Tong Chow Tin Mining Co.—Chen- shan Road, Shanghai

deriang, Perak

Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Chung YuanJW—S-i: Tobacco Co.—30, Tong-

Co., N. L.—Perak shan Road, Shanghai

Tronoh Mines, Ltd.—Tronoh, Perak

Ulu Klang Tin, Ltd.—Ulu Klamg, Chu Cheng Tobacco Co.—Yung Jen

Selangor, F.M.S. Li, Route de Siccawei, Shanghai

Ulu Pahang, Ltd.—Baub, Pahang

Ulu Piah Co., Ltd.—Tambun, Perak East Sea Tobacco Co.—25, Route

Soeur Allegre, Shanghai

Ulu Yam Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

ping, Perak HM—Sil

Fu Chang Tobacco Co.—10, Wuting

TOBACCO FACTORIES Road, Shanghai

fnra—uLil

TV mProvince

Kiangsu n: Fu Using Tobacco. Co.—27, Yun

Cheng Li, Rue du Marche, S’hai

J&'fr'—iteii

An Li Hua Lai Chi Tobacco Co.— HoRoad, Cheng Tobacco Co.—460, Urga

Shanghai

Tseng Ching Li, Sinza Rd., S’hai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B136 TOBACCO FACTORIES

:ain—$j-_h

Ho Hsin Tobacco Co.—200, Tung Keh Fu Tobacco Co.—Baikal Road,

Chow Road, Shanghai Shanghai

]£$?—ffki: MK-WX

Hsinq Ming Tobacco Co.—151, Wha- Kiang Chi Tobacco Co.—91, Rue

shing Road, Shanghai Bluntschli, Shanghai

ft lT—itJl

Hua Ching Tobacco Co.^Wayside Kiang Nan Tobacco—3, Jen Cliin

Road, Shanghai Terrace, Ward Road, Shanghai

Hca Pi Tobacco Co.—33, Route Kuen Lun Tobacco Co.—Yung Hua

Stanislas Chevalier, Shanghai Li, Rue Millot, Shanghai

Hua Ping Tobacco Co.—91, Baikal Kuo Chang Tobacco Co.—397, Tung.

Road, Shanghai Sun Li, Route Lafayette, S’hai

Hua Ming Tobacco Co.—433, Rue du —itJi

Marche, Shanghai Kung Hsin Tobacco Co.—32, Macgre-

gor Road’^ Shanghai

##—ISLk Jli'j—

Hua Shen Tobacco Co.—11, Dixwell Li Hsin Tobacco Co.—1364, Boone

Road, Shanghai Road, Shanghai

n.-?#—$sut WJ—SJb

Hua Shing Tobacco Co.—25, Kuen- Li Hua Tobacco Co.—2033, Lier Yin

ming Road, Shanghai Li, East Yuhang Road, Shanghai

li W—SJb. mm-mt

Hua Ta Tobacco Co.—11, Kinchow Mei Dah Tobacco Co.—Yuan Ho

Road, Shanghai Terrace, East Yalu Road, S’hai

Hua Teh Tobacco Co.—Ease Sfuhang Mei Sin Ming Chin Tobacco Co.—

Road, Shanghai 414, Tai Yuan Li, Tsepoo Rd., S’hai

—S®_h

Hua Tung Tobacco Co.—902, Paoting Ming Shen Sing Chi Tobacco Co.—

Road, Shanghai A4, Tongshan Road, Shanghai

M-ifcii #ft—

Jui Lun Tobacco Co.—Dixwell Road, Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Shanghai —144, East Seward Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TOBACCO COMPANIES—TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES B137

Ning Shao Tobacco Co.—103, Chang Tai Ping Tobacco Co.—l, Teh Tsiang

Lien Li, North Thibet Rd., S’hai Li, Tongkawan, Shanghai

SJl

People’s Tobacco Co.—151, East Yu- Teh Lung Tobacco Co.—North

hang Road, Shanghai Honan Road,, Shanghai

'San Hsin Tobacco Co.—23, Yulin Tsui Chun Tobacco Co.—Ching

Road, Shanghai Chang Li, Elgin Road, Shanghai

JUr—

Seven Star Tobacco Co.—Tsepob Wen Chi Lien Yi Tobacco Co.—11,

Road, Shanghai Sing Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon-

tigny, STtai

Shanghai Tobacco Co.—634, East

Yuhang Road, Shanghai Wei I Pu Cm Tobacco Co—16,

North Chengtu Road, , Shanghai

##—#_fc.

Shiang 'Chin Tobacco Co.—Fuh

Shung Terrace, Rue Brenier de Yu Hsing Tobacco Co.-r-Chin An

Montmorand, Shanghai Terrace, Rue Bluntschli, S’hai

TO-SJi

Si Men Tobacco Co.—689, Yun Shing YuBluntschi,

Lee Pao Chi ToBACdo Co.—5, Rue

Road, Shanghai Shanghai

Mil'—

Sin Yden Tobacco Co.—436, Yuan Yu Yr Feng Chi Tobacco Co.—Yun

Jei Li, Route de Siccawei, S’hai

Chi Li, Tongshan Road, Shanghai

iBvIC—tfuh

Yung Ho Tobacco Co.—Route Conty,

• Ta Dah Tobacco Co.—30B, Tongshan Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

iM'ic—V&Jl TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES

Ta Tung Nan Tobacco Co.—Chin Dun

Chen, Route de Siccawei, Shanghai ^ M in

Kiangsu Province

Uric—

'Ta Tung Tobacco Co.—150, Kungping mwM—mi

Road, Shanghai

Chang Yi Hsin—Kiangtu

Ta Yu Tobacco Co.—291, Fuh Loh Li, mfrg-Sliil

Lloyd Road, Shanghai Chen Sin Chi—Kiangtu

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl38 TOOTHBRUSH-TOWEL FACTORIES

i&'M—'M-k ISlij

Chia Ting—Shanghai Chi Lun Cotton Weaving Factory—

Nanhui

Chen Yu—Shanghai Chin I Towel Factory—Sungkiang

mwm-mir.

Han Shun Hsin—Kiangtu Chin Lun Factory No. 11—C’sha

?S_k

Hua Shang—Shanghai Chiu Tsi Yuan—Peihsien

Liang Sin Chi—Shanghai Cotton Weaving Factory No. 1,

China Product Co.—Chuansha

Liu Wan Shun—Kiangtu

Craft Office for Poor People—

Kiangpu

Ma Yung Mou—Kiangtu Orphan’s Towel Factory—Luho

ma-sji -m-K-wm

Shuan Lun—Shanghai Dah Feng Towel Factory—Tsung-

ming.

Tien Lun—Shanghai

Dah Lon Cotton Weaving Factory—

Chuansha

Yang Shen Hsin—Kiangtu

Den I Factory—Chuansha

Yi Sin—Shanghai Fing Hua Weaving Factory—N’tung

TOWEL FACTORIES mw-mm.

Hen Yu Towel Factory—Yencheng—

ti M. a:

Kiangsu Province Heng Hua Cotton Weaving Factory

—Nantung

mm-uiM

Chen Hsing Towel Factoey— %m~m\

Chinkiang Ho Chi Towel Factory—Chuansha

HUpHWiI

Chhn Tsi Towel Factoky—Tsung- Ho Shing Cotton Weaving Factory

ming. —Chuansha

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TOWEL FACTORIES B139

Hsieh Chin Towel Factory—Wuchin Ming Hua Branch Factory—C'sha

MU—illt

Huang San Tai Towel Factory— Nantung—Nantung

Luho

mm-mn Pao Ying People’s Factory—Paoying

Hui Li Towel Factory—Wuchin

dise Paoshan Cotton Weaving Factory—

Hui Ming Factory—Paoshan Paoshan

I Dah Towel Factory—Wuchin People’s Factory—Founing

tRIsI

In Chin Chow Towel Factory— People’s Factory—Lienshui

—Chuansha

Kiu Chang Towel Factory—Luho People’s Factory—Tungtai

m~xLm

Koo Lan Chi Towel Factory— San Shing Towel Factory -C’kiang

Nantung

$m-m\ San Sin Factory—Shanghai

Lien An Weaving Factory—C’sha

xH—JiK

Lin Kuo Siang Towel Factory— San Yuan Towel Factory—Wuchin

Luho

Sean You Zoo—Shanghai

Lun Hu a Towel Factory—Nanhui

H'!'- tWi|

Mf—iltft Shun Chang Cotton Weaving Fag

Hung Yuan Towel Factory—C’kiang tory—Chuansha

Mei Hua Cotton Weaving Factory Sin Sin Industrial Association—

—Chuansha —Wusih

Ming Hua Branch Factory—Chuan- Tai Show Chang Towel Factory—

aha Chinkiang

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Rl'40 TOWEL-TOY FACTORIES—UNIVERSITIES

Teh Chang Weaving Factoey- Chinese Mechanical Toys Co.—S’hai

Nantung

Tien Hua Branch Factory, No. 11— China Ping-Pong Co.—Shanghai

Chuansha

Chinese Checker Co.—Shanghai

Tien Hua Towel Factory—Nanhui

Great China Celluloid Co.—S’hai

Tsai Lan Chi Factory—Nanking

Hsin I Co.—Shanghai

Tsen Hsin Cotton Weaving Factory

No. 1—Chuansha Kuo Kuang Artificial Ivory Co.—

WJi—MB' Shanghai

Tsen Yuan Towel Factory—C’kiang Si—iiJi

Shanghai Celluloid Co.—Shanghai

Yee Chang Fu Weaving Factory—

Nantung Wei Shun Chi Co.—Shanghai

mm-mn

Yeh Chin Towel Factory-Wuchin UNIVERSITIES

National Universities

Yi Mou Ho Towel Factory—S’kiang

Evk—Mrk

Yun Yu Towel Factory—Nantung Chekiang University—Hangchow

TOY FACTORIES Chiao Tung University—Shanghai

Chinan University—Chenju

T\ m il

Kiangsu Province

Chung Shan University—Canton

Ai Kuo Mechanical Toys Co.—S’hai National Central University—Pei-

ping

fPk.h National Peiyang Engineering Col-

Great China Chemical Co.—S’hai lege—Tientsin

Chiao Heng Kang Co.—Shanghai Peiping Normal University—Peiping

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

UNIVERSITIES Bl4>

Peipiinu Univeesity—Peiping Kansu ' College—Lanchow, Kansu

|gdi

Peking University—Peiping Kiangsu Normal College—Wusih,

Kiangsu

Shantung University—Tsingtao Kwangsi University — Wuchow,

Kwangsi

Szechwang Uviversity—Chengtu

Shansi Normal College—Taiyuan,

Shansi

Tsing Hua University—Peiping ^XWlll—J/iCiV

Shansi University—Taiyuan, Shansi

China College—Woosung Tung Lu University — Quenming,

Y unnan

Wu Han University—Wuchang

Tung Chi University—Woosung

Provincial Universities Private Universities

Anhwei University—Anking, Anhwei Chao Yang College—Peiping

MU Chi Lu University—Tsinan, Shan-

Honan University—Kaifeng, Honan tung

China University—Peiping

Hopei Law & Commercial College—

Tientsin, Hopei

Fuh Tan University—Kiangwan

Hopei University—Paoting, Hopei Fukien Union College—Foochow,

Fukien

Ginling Girls’ College—Nanking

Hopei Women’s Normal College—

Tientsin, Hopei *

Great China University—Shanghai

Hunan University—Changsha, Hu-

nan I Kwang Hwa University—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B142 UNIVERSITIES-VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Kwangtung Kuo Min UNivEKSixy— •Chin Long—Kiu Keng Li, Fearon

Canton Road, Shanghai

Ling Nan University—Canton HlH*—$Lk

Chung Kuo—405, Heng Pan Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

Nankai University—^Tientsin ^4*—SJl

Chung Yiang—Shanghai

Nantong College — Nantungchow, nm-sjh

Kiangsu Hang Chang—443, Paochang Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

Peiping Union Medicial College— mx-mt

Peiping Kuang Ming—Ching Lung Road,

ik JL—i® i:. Chapei, Shanghai

Shanghai College of Law—Shanghai m+L-MAi

Shanghai College of Law and Poli- LiYuhang

Hsing—Yung Chang Li, East

Road, Shanghai

tical Science—Shanghai

E—HiJui—SJL

Soochow University—Soochow Pootung Factory No. 1—Ting Hsing

Li, North Szechuen Road, S’hai

Tze Kiang College—Hangchow, Che-

kiang JS-fllkh

San Sin—Chang Kang Li, Alabaster

Road, 'Shanghai

University of Amoy—Amoy

MW

University of Nanking—Nanking Ta Kuang—543, Chiao Tung Road.

Chapei, Shanghai

iSUb. S3*c-?fS_k

University of Shanghai—Shanghai Tien Tai—Lu San Li, East Yuhang

Utopia University—Shanghai Road, Shanghai

HlPI-Sii

Wochang Chong Hoa University— Tung City,

Chang—2, Si Tze Lung, Native

Shanghai

Wuchang, Hupeh

Yenching University—Peiping Tung Hsing—Shanghai

VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Yu Tai Ho Chi—405, Urga Road,

-fy mProvince

n: Shanghai

Kiangsu

Yung Li—Chiang Mou Li, Paoan

Chao Chin CHi -Urga Road, S'hai Road, Chapei, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

VEGETABLE OIL MILLS—WATERWORKS—WIRE .NAIL—

WOOL FACTORIES B143

VEGETABLE OIL MILLS

a: m Chen Yu Nail Manufacturer—Ward

Chekianj; Province Road, Shanghai

vm-mt Chia Fit Nail Works—Feng Kee-

Teh Lukg Mill—Hangchow Wharf, Nantao, Shanghai

Tung L[ Yuan Mill—Ninghsien China Wire Products Co., Ltd.—

Funing Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

Wu Chang Yuan Mill—Yungchia General Forge Products Ltd.—30,.

WATERWORKS Linching Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

«""ii m #_k

Chekiang Province Hua Tung Iron Works—No. 90,

Passage 713, Kwenming Rd., S’hai

Hangchow Waterworks—Hangchow I Using Nail Works—Kwenming

Road, Shanghai

Tung Chuan Yuan Waterworks- iE£—

Ninghsien

Kung Chin Iron Works Co.—53,.

^ m a: Linching Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

Kiangsu Province Tsang Hai Nail Works—Thorbum

Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai

Chapei Water and Electricity

W orks—Shanghai S-_L

Wang Fu Nail Manufacturer—

Penang Road, Shanghai

Chinkiang Waterworks—Chinkiang

CoMPAGNlE FrANCAISE DE TRAMWAYS Yeh Tai mm-m± Nail Works—Thorburn.

d’Eclairage Electriques de Water- Road, Shanghai

works—Chinkiang

g itH ^ Sil—SJl WOOL FACTORIES

Shanghai Inland Waterworks—S’hai

07K^is_h-SJi ti M iX

Shanghai Wateravorks—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

WIRE NAIL FACTORIES Chang Hua Woollen Cloth Weaving

^ mProvince

k Co.—Pootung, Shanghai

Kiangsu

M. Bloch & Co., Ltd.—Brenan Rd., Chun-An Woollen Yarn Factory—

Shanghai Job Chow Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

33144 WOOL FACTORIES

Located Elsewhere

Heng Feng Yung Rug Factory—

Shanghai

An Yu Woollen Co.—Harbin

Hsian Ta Fleece>-lining Factory— ©4s—iA

Chu Meng Road, Shanghai Chung Kuo Jen Ming Woollen Cloth

Weaving Co.—Kirin

Hung Fa Woollen. Cloth Weaving jic-mnm-tm

Mill—Shanghai Hankow No. 1 Woollen Cloth Mill—

Hankow

Jih Hy;i Woollen Cloth Mill—Jib 4c u'-M

Hua Bridge, Shanghai Hua Ta Woollen Spinning &o Weav-

ing Co.—Chefoo.

iMVi—

Sheng Ta F leece-l i ni ng Factory— HtM—UK

Job Chow Road, Shanghai Hupeh Felt & Woollen Cloth Fac-

tory—Wuchang

Sheng Ta No. 2 Factory—Job Chow

Road, Shanghai Jen-Li Rug Factory—Peiping

-di-.b

Ta Hua Fleece-lining Factory— iKvS ’4Mb

Hankow Road, Shanghai Kai Yuan Woollen Factory—Peiping

d'fc’ic—S_h *H—JM-

Ta Pei Rug Factory—Chu Dan Road, Kansu. Woollen Cloth Weaving

Shanghai Corpn.—Lanchow, Kansu

Manchuria & Mongolia Woollen

Tien Hsiang Fleece-lining Factory— Cloth Meg. Co.—Mukden

Shanghai

Tien I Fleece-lining Factory— North Tatung

China Woollen Cloth Co.—

Shanghai

Wei I Woollen Weaving Company— North China Woollen & Spinning

Co.—Tientsin

Chung Ching Road, Shanghai

Wf-M

Wei Lun Tai Chi Woollen Cloth PuChingho,

Li Woollen Spinning Co.—

Peiping

Mill No. 1—Siocawei, Shanghai

Wei Lun Tai Chi Woollen Cloth Yu Ching Teh Woollen Yarn &

Mill No. 2—Siccawei, Shanghai Cloth Factory—Harbin

 INDUSTRIES, IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B145

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON FACTORIES

List of Factories in Hong Kong

(List of Factories in Kowloon, Hong Kong B151)

AERATED WATERS m *

Chung Fat Biscuit Co.—212-214,

B m.Jc & E M Hennessy Road

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.—Watson

Road B #11 fr iE

Lane Crawford Bakery—15, Burrows

b ?k n m -% St. and 10, Cross Lane

'Connaught Aerated Water Co.—

55A-59, Queen’s Road East si & m * a * $

On Lok Yuen Confectionery, Ltd.—

CANNED GOODS Whitfield

^ & mm £ m

Amoy Canning Corporation—57, Bon- PohartSangRoadSweets Co.—453-457, Lock-

ham Strand

San Diego Confectionery Co.—3 and

mmmm rax 19, Lun Fat Street

Ghina Can Co., Ltd. (H.K. Branch)—

2, Davis Street

n & m m oi m m

San, M. P. Confectionery Co.—49-61,

CHEMICALS Electric Road

-If M ^ n mm m re m

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—Kennedy Shet Fa Fee Sweets Co.—480-482,

Lockhart Road

Town

COAL EGGS The Favour Co.—505-507, Queen’s

Road West

H JR m if ^ ^

Kwong Hing Coal Egg Co.—451, Tsun Tsun Confectionery Co.—3-7,

Lockhart Road Ship Street

CONFECTIONERY »•) & m m &

Ying Wah Biscuit Co.—619, Queen’s

Road West

m m je

Ching Loong Bakery—41, Queen’s Yun Chun Chai Sweets Co.—248,

Road East Queen’s Road West

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B146 LIST OF FACTORIES IN .HONG KONG

ELECTRO-PLATING ENGINEERING AND

SHIPBUILDING

H ® fT 4*

Chung Nam Electro-Plating Co.— !8c « IE $c

236-242, Electric Road A King Boat Builder—Causeway Bay

n m&

Hop Hing Electro-Plating Co.—50, m ^ & m #

Tang Lung Street Aberdeen Dock—Aberdeen

wi

Jack Wm. C. & Co., Ltd.—19, Tai Dodwell ft ft m n

& Co., Ltd.—Godown at

Wong Street East rear of Powell’s Building

Kam Wing Electro-Plating Co.—448,

Lockhart Road ^ Mi £

Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—240r

Des Voeux Road West

Kam Yuen Electro-Plating Co.—80,

Lockhart Road n m

Kwong On Engineering Co.—l-3r

n & mm w m Bowrington Road

Kwong Chow Electro-Plating Co.—

Shaukiwan I. L. Nok 527 m m-t; ±

Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co.,.

£mmmm Ltd.—Quarry Bay

Kwong Hing Electro-Plating Co.—

11-13, O’Brien Road

n & mm % m Tam Tsun Boiler Maker—14a, Boat

Lee On Electro-Plating Co.—447, Street

Hennessy Road

wj m m -% m Tung Tai Engineering Co., Ltd.—10^

Ming On Electro-Plating Co.—15-17, Whitfield.

Sharp Street East

Tung Hung Engine Works—44, Bel-

^ &mm cher’s Street

Nam Chung Electro-Plating Co.—

200-202, Electric Road GLASS AND MIRRORS

^ m m-yt $

Nam Kwong Electro-Plating Co.— Bow Jeu Glass Co.—11-13, Belcher’s

Street

11-13, Sharp Street East

w] £: m m j)‘H J! .. ^ m ^ ft m

Sing Chow Electro-Plating Co.— Corney, R. & Co., Ltd.—9, Causeway

I. L. 1723, Whitfield Bay Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B147

HATS (CORK) & m m py w a m & m

Tai Ying Steel Window Mfg. Co.—

% & tn ® /K fo m 348, Hennessy Road

Mee Wo Cork Hat Co.—404-406, .Hen-

nessy Road NEWSPAPERS

ICE ^ B 3C

Eastern Daily - News—52, Hollywood

m n m £ Road

Ohuen King Ice Co.—219-221, Main

St., W. Sai Wan Ho m®m&m#

Hong Kong Daily Press—480, Hen-

nessy Road

Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hong Kong Nippo Sha—4, Great

Ltd.—East Point George Street

wi ^ PS ^ It ^Jc fr H:

Wai Sun Cold Storage Co. , Ltd.—3-5, Industrialn & b-Commercial

it

Daily

Wai San Lane Press, Ltd.—43-45, Des Yoeux Road

Central

KNITTING

ffc 4* Tfl

*1 it fi H # Nam Chung Po, Ltd.—108, Hollywood

K. Hing Knitting Co.—1, Anton St. Road

n& & ii IK ® g {§

Lai Chee Knitting Co.—23-24, Yu On Newspaper

Wyndham

Enterprise, Ltd.—3A,

Street

Terrace

1 it H m B ft W

Wai San Knitting Co.—Causeway Overseas —110,

Chinese Daily News, £td.

Hollywood Road

Bay

LAUNDRY fg & ¥

Ping Man Daily Press—7, Elgin St.

M & m ft 7% fR ®

Ever New Cleaning &c Dyeing Co.— South China Morning Post—3,

303, Main St.,' W. Sai Wan Ho Wyndham Street

m & m m

Wah Keung Steam Laundry—205, Sun Chungfix YatB Po,ff Ltd.—32, $T

Pot-

Johnston Road tinger Street

METAL WARES m ft :k

Tai Kwong Newspaper & Printing

Hong Wah Lamp Co.—153, King’s Rd. Co., Ltd.—1, Li Yuen Street West

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B148 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG LONG

n am m it # PI) ffi M

Tsun Wan Yat Po—49-51, Gough St. jCommercial Press, Ltd.—I. L. 2918r

Shaukiwan Road

IS H ^ # Empire Printing Co., Ltd.—26-40,,

Wah Tsz Yat Po, Ltd.—10, Wellington Lockhart Road

Street

PI) d? St .

NOODLES Globe Lithographic Press —186*.

Johnston Road

^ & mm Hong Kong Embossing Co.—S60, Lock-

Kwok Man Noodle Mfg. Co.—I.L. hart Road

2755, Tonnochy Road

^ & W VH %k ft!

^ II H Hung Fat Printing Co.—M. L. 431,.

Sam Man Noodle Co.—570, Queen’s North Point Reclamation

Road West tt ^ pp a m

^ & M.M it Hung Sang Printing Co.—377-379,.

Hennessy Road

Wing Kwong Noodle Co.—8, Yu On

Terrace it ^ pp f 5s

Keung Wah Printing Co.—134, Holly-

PAINT wood Road

*1 JS* I& iffi #

Kwong Ah Card Meg. Co., Ltd.—10A-

National Lacquer

North Point

^ ^ PP # ^

PRINTING Kwong Wah Printing Co., Ltd.—380,,

Des Voeux Road West

m PJJ d? M S* ui & u m m- pp * ^

Asia Lith. Printing Press—Glass Local Printing Press, Ltd.—13, Dud

Street, Whitfield dell Street

ft ^ ^ n fc M- w m &

Che San Printing Co.—16, Pottinger Man Hing Printing Co.—26, Stanley

Street

Street

China Engraving & Printing Co., Mee Chow I pp ^ m m.

Ltd.—12-14, Praya, Kennedy Town Lithographers—1, Chiu

Kwong Street

China Publishers Co.—49, Hollywood Mercantile Printing Press Co.—447-

Road 451, Lockhart Road

'■ ') PI) ?T 45 ® H

Chiu Yeung Ming Kok Litho- Ngronha fg& ^Co.—5 PP & fiMi

and 6, Duddell

graphf*rs—12, Sai On Lane Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

LIST OE FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B149

hi ffi m f 4 PU m

Shek Wa Tong Printing Press—19- Yee Hing Printing Co.—72, Holly-

21, Gough Street wood Road

4 WmH PUBLIC UTILITIES

Standard Press—8B, Duddell Street

n .te m, m m

Tin Chan Lithographers—592-596, Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.—

Queen’s Road West Des Voeux Road, West

Tungar Press Co., Ltd.—I. L. 3538, n &mmm%

North Point Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.—

North Point

j>> r:u ivi # nmwf

Wah Nam Printing Co.—424-430, Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.—7,

Lockhart Road Duddell Street, 1st. floor

/fo s r-fj it )$. 4 nm®

Wilson Printing Press—23-25, Li Hong Kong Tramways Ltd.—Russell

Yuen Street West Street

^ m m * RADIO

Wing Fat Printing Co.—3, King Fat

Street, Whitfield Premier Radio Co.- 6, Luard Road

Jim ft 7% RATTAN

Wing Ktvong Lithographing Co.—

4-6 and 10, Lun Fat Street 'is m

Kwong Hang Rattan Cc.—1, Fuk

Winsome Printing Co.—56, Lynd- Yuen Street, S. K. W. Road

hurst Terrace

m %

Yam Wing Hing Press—5, Gough On Lee Rattan Co.—1-9, Po Lung

Street Terrace

^1 ^ RJ $T B ROPE

Fat Sun Printing Co., Ltd.—14-15,

Li Yuen Street East

Hong Kong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.—

WI 1? ft] $T B Kennedy Town

Yat Sun Printing Co.—248-252, Elec-

tric Road RUBBER

^ ^ m in m m m m $ m

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd.—Basement, Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory—3,

China Building Main Street West, Shaukiwan

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B150 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

m m it m # n & fi ® ® #

Hong Kong Rubbek Manufactory Ltd. Kam Yuen Torch Co.—262-264, Elec-

tric Road

—8, New Praya, Kennedy Town

SUGAR A) ^ W it

Ling Nam Hardware Mfg. Co.—

B H in North Point

Taikoo Sugar Refining .Co., Ltd.—

Quarry Bay P] M III !W

Ming Wah Metal Works—I.L. 3538,

TIN CANS North Point

a *0 £ ir ® =1 ft

Cheong Hing Wo Can Co.—404, Des Nam Shing Torch Co.—3-13, Yiu Wah

Street

Yoeux Road, West

m m m mirit )M m »ii ^ M M^

China Can Co.—2, Davis Street, Ken- NanShekKing Flashlight

Street, Sai WanCo.—64-74,

Ho Tai

nedy Town

m & ig & m ® m m

Yue Ying Tin Box Co.—281-283, Sing Chow Torch Co.—M. L. 398,

Hennessy Road Watson Road

Yue Ying Tin Box Co. (Branch)—279, Tung NamPj Flashlight

fi ® If M

Co.—4, Wing

Lockhart Road Hing St., Whitfield

TOBACCO United Flashlight Co.—348, Hen-

nessy Road

^ ^ m m ^ W) ^ M ffi ® 7TC

British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—Glouces-

ter Road Wing Tung Torch Co.—72-78, Lock-

hart Road

Nan Yang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd.— MISCELLANEOUS

271, Wanchai Road

^®A# Chung Kwok Brass Sheet Mill—M.

Wah Yan Cigarette Co. —13, Sai On L. 396, Watson Road

Lane

m m ^

TORCHES LeeThomson

Yu KeeRoadWater Pipe Co.—97-99,

mm«m®

Cheong On Metal Works —19-31, Tsang Fookft Piano m m ft

Co.—North Point

Sharp Street East

'^1 fc %i ® [f ft

Chung Nam Torch Co.—14b, Shauk^ Vannini, A. & Co.—I.L. 1393 Shauki-

wan Road wan Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG BlSI-

List of Factories in Kowloon

AERATED WATERS CONCRETE PRODUCTS

M 7K ft M ® ^ WJ &Wzft >i) W ^ H fa

Britannia Aerated Water Co.—49-53, Hume

Wan

Pipe (Far East) Ltd.—Tsun

Waterloo Road

South China Spunorete Co., Ltd.—

BREWERS Gillies Avenue, Hung Horn

m m it # CONFECTIONERY

Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery.

Ltd.—Shan Tsang, Tsun Wan m it je

Chino Loong Bakery (Branch.)—838,

BRICK WORKS Canton Road

Garden Confectionery Co.—75-79A

& m ft mm & n Apliu Street

Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—New Mar' Ma Ping Shan Sweets Co.—72-74.

ket, Castle Peak Argyle Street

W % 1$ W W n tenm & &

South China Brick & Tile Co.— Man Sang Sweets Co.—151 and 177,

San Hu, Castle Peak Tung Choi Street

CEMENT & CEMENT TILES Mulled Sweets Co.—61, Yu Chau St,

^ m ft m m m # ^ m M ^ ^ it ;

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Hok Shut Fat Fai Sweets Co.—143-147,

Un, Hung Horn Kiu Kiang Street

Sam Choi Cement Tile Co.—191-193, Tang Sze Sweets Co.—71-77, Kweilin

Yee Kuk Street Street

DYEING

CHEMICALS

China Dyeing Co.—11, Po Kong Road

§c II Jfl it Hip Ytfu Dyeing Co.—452-454, Port-

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.— land Street

To Kwa Wan

n mm m #

COAL EGGS Kam

KungWoRoad

Lee Dyeing Co.—63, Sai

mm <£

Asia Coal & BRiQUE'rriNG Co., Ltd.— Min Tai Dyeing Co.—87, Prince

Tsun Wan Edward Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B152 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

. ^ £ ife m m n Hong Kong China Dock Co., Ltd.—

Yuen II ing Dyeing Co.—82-86, Sheung K.M.L. 85, To Kwa Wan

Sha Po, Kowloon City

it « m m

Hip Tung Wo & Co.—K.M.L. 97, Ma

ELECTRO-PLATING Tau Kok Road

i*! ^ §1 m a ® Ho Sze Engineering Co.—173-175,

Fuk Wa Street

Cheung Kong Electro-Plating Co.—

35, Un Chau Street is) & m m m m m #

Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co.,

>m n % Ltd.—Hung Horn

•Chuen Chan Electro-Plating Co.—

245, Ki Lung Street m m m

Hung Hing Engineering Co.—202,

^ it n w> Ki Lung Street

Hip Fat Loong Ele-ttro-Plating Co. B m

—209, Ki Lung.. Street Kai Taok Shipbuilders Ltd.—Ngau

wi ir® it m Shi Wan

Hip Loong Electro-Plating Co.—107, it m m fc

Prince Edward Road Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—21,

Bute Street

% & m n m no w # m

Jack, Wm. C. & Co., Ltd.—2, Praya, it ^ ja # JK

Mong Kok Kwong Cheung Hing Shipyard—

Cheung Sha Wan

WJ int fr E

Lai Sun Electro-Plating Co.—187-189, it ii m m m m

Nan Chang Street Kwong Eook Cheong Engineering

Co.—Un Chau Street

Reguline Plating Works—803, Can-

ton Road it n m it m «

^ & mm # k ir Kwong Hip Lung Co., Ltd.—57,

Chung Hing Street

Sun Man Wah Electro-Plating Co.—

2 Ki Lung Street it ii m it n m

Kwong Mow Loong Engineering Oo.

ENGINEERING AND 78 80, Portland Street

SHIPBUILDING

it ii m ^ m

m m m m Kwong Sang Engineering Co.—

Bailey, W. S. & Co., Ltd.—Hok Un K.I.L. 1218, Portland Street

Cosmopolitan Dock—Sham Shui Po if I! m H $ «

Kwong Sing Hing Engine Slipway—

25, Telegraph Street

m m w,

Hip Hing Loong Engineering Co.— Lau Gee Machinery Co.—129-131,.

71, Larch Street Kweilin Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B153

m m & ± Indian Stores Flour Mill—51, Castle

Lup Man Machinery Co.—76, Prince Peak Road

Edward Road

it m m

!®c H $t 3M & Kwong Sun Loong Flour Mill—10-

Man Reung Engineering Co.—608 14, Tak Ku Ling Road

Reclamation Street

m m m

^ ^mnm Yue Lee Yuen Flour Mill—200 Hai

Ngai Hing Engineering Cc.—8, Nel- Tan Street

son Street

Tseung Lee Engineering Co.—84-86, HATS (CORK & FELT)

Yu Chau Street

China Bros. Hat Co.—402, Prince

Edward Road

Wah Keung Engineering Co.—198-

200, Tung Choi Street ill

Chung San Hat Co.—131, Lai Chi

^ ^ ‘H ^ Kok Road

Wing On Boiler Makers—21, Bedford

Street ill

Chung San Hat Co. (Branch)—16,

n & ^ m *n 'jt 7ic Nullah Road

Wing Yuen Woo Engineering Co.—

116-118, Portland Street

Fook Cheong Hat Co.—125, Lai Chi

FLOUR MILLS Kok Road

fij Wi M IE W

Arculli, A. F & Sons—9, Larch St, Nam Kee Cork Hat Co.—39E, Battery

Street

M M

Cheung Yuen Co.—196, Ki Lung St. ICE

Fu Lee Chuen Rice Powder Co.—4, Sham Shui i® m m m

Ki Lung Street Po Ice Co.—234, Tung

Chau Street

# R n

Fung Man Cheong Flour Mild^59- KNITTING

63, Argyle Street

m & m s m

Hon Sang ' Loong Flour Mill—11-15 Chai

Yuen

Kar Knitting Co.—158, Fa

Street

Bute Street

IE # # M

Hop Kee Co.—75, Oak Street Chan Wah Knitting Co.—10-12. Tung

Choi Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE: FAR EAST

JB154 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

mm® 5ti

Chau Ngai King Knitting Co.—4-12, Koon Wah Knitting Co.—194-202, Fa

Yuen Street

Pak Po Street

m m

•Chiu Yin Knitting Co.—34, Nullah Koon Wan m m n

Kau Knitting Co.—174-

Road 178, Yu Chau Street

Cho Ting Knitting Co.—94-96, Fuk

Wing Street n m

Lai Chun Knitting Co.—90, Fuk

&. Wing St. 2nd. floor

Chuen Sun Knitting Co.—214, Tong

Mi Road s ^ m

m & Lee Sang Man Knitting Co.—17,

Chuen Tak Knitting Co.—25-29, Fuk Apliu Street

Wing Street m :» jx, m

Li Man King Kwok Knitting Co.—

Chung Wo Knitting Co.—12-16, Fuk 15, Saigon Street

Tsun Street

m »

® j® Lun King Knitting Co.—4-6, Wong

Fook Keung Knitting Co.—68-70, Chuk Street

Fuk Wa Street Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Co.—20-24,

m & Nam Kok Road

■Great Wall Knitting Co.—K.I.L.

2960, Tam Kung Road m &

Man Ngai Knitting Co.—170-172, Fuk

Wing Street

Hang Fook Knitting Co. —224-226, Ki

Lung Street 5S &

Min Keung Knitting Co.—43-47, Tung

m m Chau Street

Him Shun Knitting Co.—106-108, Fuk

Wa Street m

International Hosiery Mill—173-175, Min Ngai Knitting Co.—32, Fuk Tsun

Street

Ki Lung Street

II # Moon Wah Knitting Co.—126, Tung

Kam Lung Knitting Co.—31, Wong Choi Street

Chuk St. 1st. floor

Kelly Bros. Knitting Co.—169-171, Nam Wah Knitting Co.—61, Shang

tung Street

Cheung Sha Wan Road

£ m

King

land Sun

StreetKnitting Co.—2G8A Port- Ngai Sang Knitting Co.—36 44, Nul-

lah Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B155

Ping Shing Knitting Oo.—90-98, n m

Cheung Sha Wan Road Tack Fat Knitting Co.—l-j, Fuk

Wing Street

m

President Knitting Co. — 63-65, n ~k

Cheung Sha Wan Road Tai Hing Knitting- Co.—27? Chat

ham Road

JX ^

Pun Lap Knitting Co.—13, Polar St. m k

Tai Lee Knitting Co.—17, Ce,.ar St.

Sammy Knitting Co.—120-131, Kwei-

lin Street m k

Tai Wah Knitting Co.—13, Un Chau

Sam Sing Knitting Co.—33-35, Tai ^ m

Street Tak Fat Knitting Co.—145, Kweilin

m I Street

Sam Tat Knitting Co.—61-63, Lai Chi if- m

Kok Road Tat Shing Knitting Co.—73-75,

Cheung Sha Wan Road

Sang Fat Knitting Co.—24, Fuk Tsing Cheung Knitting Co.—14, Fuk

Wing Street Wing St. 1st. floor

m is

Shiu Hing Knitting Co.—1A, Pitt Tsing Wah Knitting Co.—137-139,

Street Kweilin Street

BE m 0 fo 35

Shiu Wah Kwong Kee Knitting Co. Tung Ah Knitting Co. — 692-696,

—351-355, Lai Chi Kok Road Shanghai Street

m ^ m M

Shung Ngai Knitting Co.—56-62, Tung Hing Knitting Co.—40-54, Tung

Tung Choi Street Choi Street

m S m m

Sing Chau Knitting Co.—155-157, Victor Knitting Co.—227-229, Apliu

Fuk Wa Street Street

35 $r

Sun Ah Knitting Co.—67-69, Fuk Wah Loong m m

Knitting Co.—54, Un

Wing Street Chau Street

m be ^ m

Sun Hing Knitting Co.—192-200, Nan Wah Sang Sun Kee Knitting Co. - 2»,

Chang Street Shek Kip Mi Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B156 .LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

$ m !!• %

Wah Shinq Knitting Co.—198, Tung Wang King Metal Pin Co.—152, Yu

Chau Street

Choi Street 1st. floor

William Knitting Co.—96-98, Yee World Light Metal Ware Co.—20-26,

Fuk Tsun Heung

Kuk Street

Wing Hosiery Mill—69, Shangtung # m

Street Ying Wah Metal Ware Co.—607-609,

Reclamation Street

m 7%

Wing Ip Knitting Co.—270-272, Port- MISCELLANEOUS

land Street

m China Thread Co.—132, Pei Ho Street

Wing Tat Knitting Co.—192-194, Sai W] 7K it #

Yeung Choi Street

Pure Cane Molasses Co., Ltd.—Shan

Tsang, Tsun Wan

Yeung Fat Knitting Co.—79, Un

Chau Street Simplex Gypsum Products Ltd.—Tsun

m W'an

Yuen King Knitting Co.—27-29, ^ ^ ^ Jf 'W W

Maple Street South China Tooth Pick Co.—208-214,

Fuk Wing Street

& 7K

Yuen Wing Tai Knitting Co.—23, MOSQUITO STICKS

Cedar Street

LAUNDRY Dcr Po Mosquito Stock Co.—404-406,

Prince Edward Road

m ^ ^ m

Steam Laundry Co.—Kwong Wah St. Laidwin Insect Powder Co.—5-13, Ash

Street, 2nd. floor

METAL WARES ORE REFINERY

Hong Kong Metal Window Co.—6-14,

Fuk Wing Street m m

Chun Shing Co.—180, Hai Tan St.

# m

Ngai Wah Metal Ware Co.—151, ib m

Kweilin Street Shing Kee Co. - 159, Yee Kuk Street

n € # W

Sui Yuen Mjetal Ware Co.—240, Yu South China Co.—K.I.L. 46, Beech

Chau Street Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG BI57

PAINT ^ 1 ft.

Yan Cheong Printing Co.—48, Jordan

£ mm m * Road

China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd.—K.I.L.

3354, Arran Street PUBLIC UTILITIES

PENCILS Wl £7 *

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Hok

n & m. ^ m & Un

World Pencil Co., Ltd.—N.K.I.L. 420,

Castle Peak Road Wj vgr 0. « m ^

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.—

PRESERVES Kowloon Tong Substation

n & m m m 4*

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Kan

Amoy Canning Corp. Ltd.—Ngau Shi Pui Shek Substation

Wan

to £7 n i* # *

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.—

Sun Tack Loong Canning Co.—476, Kowloon

Castle Peak Road

RUBBER

PRINTING

Albert Printing Press—20, Bowring Canton Bros.m Rubber m

Go., Ltd.—

Street K.I.L. 179, Hai Tan Street

/,.} $ r|i

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd.—40, Pak Kwok Kwan Rubber Factory—K.I.L.

Tai Street 951-2, Sham Chun Street

m w w m & & Dr

Hong Kong Printing Press Ltd.—3, Sun Sang Rubber Co.—1131, Canton

Bowring Street Road

Mee Wan Printing Press—318, Castle ‘W. M-

Peak Road Tai Hang Rubber Co.—1-9, Yen Chow

Ng King Fat Kee Printing Co.—TO- Street

SS, Tai Po Road ft «

'v: 'u ft. Union Rubber Factory—84-66, Sai

Ng Kwai Tong Printing Co.—400, Yeung Choi Street

Portland Street

SESAMUM SEEDS

S W m 7TC

Wing Loong Printing Co.—204-206, Kee71-72, Yuen Sesamum Seed Co.—K.I.L.

Sai Kung Road

Ki Lung Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B158 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

TOBACCO

Chung Wah Weaving Co.—35-41, Ha

m :jj M Heung Road

Orient Tobacco Mfg. C. Ingenohl Ltd. m m

—Nathan Road King Wah Weaving Co.—277-279, Ki

Lung Street

TORCHES

a: x

^ & n nmm Kau Kong Weaving Co'.L-i65-169, Ua

Chan Ngai Torch Co.—404, Portland Chau Street

street Kin Kung Weaving Co.—3-5, Ping

Street

^ fs m # m

Fuk Wah Flashlight Co.—56-65, Kwok Wah Weaving Co.—193, Tam

Kweilin Street Kung Road

II % # rt

Java Flashlight Co.—19-27, Yen Chow Ling Nam Weaving CO. —K.I.L. 1716,

Street Ma Tau Wei Road

n ® nm &

Kam Wah Torch Co.—184-190, Nan Ling Nam Weaving litCo. (Branch) —

Chang Street 7-15, Sung Street

M ft W m h

Nam Jam Torch Co.—140-172, Fuk Wa Man Yuen Weaving Co.—K.I.L. 1497,

Street Un Chau Street

Sunbeam Meg. Co.—6-10D, Ki Lung St. H

Sam Kwong Weaving Co.—374, Castle

UMBRELLA STICKS Peak Road

ie m m- & Yah Shing Weaving Co.—157-163, Un

Hop Wo Hing Kee Umbrella Stick Chau Street

Co.—5, Larch Street

$

WEAVING Yau Tak Shing Weaving Co.—29, Lam

Lo Mei, Kowloon City

^ *

Chung Kavong Weaving Co.—K.I.L. YauChang

Yu Street

Textile Co.—176-182, Nan

1711, Ma Tau Kok

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN BI59

CIVIL—CONSTRUCTIONAL—ELECTRICAL

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING FIRMS

Arranged Under Various Classifications

JAPAN

CIVIL ENGINEERS Gumi Katsuhiro—94, YokaLcho; Te-

leph. Nishinomiya 1765, Kobe

Shimizu-Gumi — 1, Takara-cho 1- Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi-

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. 4180- ya-cho; Teleph. San. 34729, Kobe

4189 and: 5180-5189, Codes: Bentley’s

and Acme, Tokyo Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Teleph. Shimo 5.919, Kyoto

International General Electric Co.—

Shimizu-Gumi — 1, Takara-cho 1- Sanshin Bldg., 10 Yuraku-cho 1-

chomwe, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph Gin-

za (57) 2853; P.O. Box 453;'Cable

Ad: Ingenetric, Tokyo

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS O. Pruessman, vice-president

H. U. Pearce

Allen Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H. (Steam W K. Fowler

Turbines, Steam Engines, Diesel En-

gines, Electric Generators, Surface Iwabuchi Denki Kogyo K.K.—2, Ko-

Condensers, Pumps, and bikicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo

All kinds of Marunouchi,

Marine Auxiliaries)—6,

Kojimacbi-ku; Kanagawa Denki K.K.—Nakamongen-

Ad: Manifesto,Teleph.

Tokyo (23) 4646; Cable cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

Automatic Telephones, Limited, of Kawakita Denki Kigyo-sha— Kawara-

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele- machi, Sanjo Sagara, Kyoto

phone Equipment, Telegraph In- Kobe Electric Works—60, AioLcho;

struments, Dynamos, Motors, Elec-

trical Supplies and All-Electric To- Teleph. Moto. 44)298, Kobe

talisator—508, Toyo Building, Uchi- Maruni Denki Shokai—10, Ishikawa-

Yamashita-cho, Kojimachi-ku; Tele- machi, Yokohama

phone Ginza 4677; Cable Ad : Strow-

ger, Tokyo

M. Kamiya, managing director Matsui Denki Shokai K.K.—21, Sa-

kuragi-oho, Yokohama

Dai-Ichi Denki Shokai—50, Irue-cho; Meiden-Sha—276, Higashi Osaki-cho

Teleph. Hyogo 6-2166, Kobe 2-chome, Shimagawa-ku„ Tokyo

Ebara Denki Shoki—56, Sannomiya- Minato Denki Shokai G.K.—7, Hiro-

cho; Teleph. San. 3-4454, Kobe numa-cho, Yokohama

Fuji Denki Kogyo-Kaisha—65, Yoban- Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-

cho; Teleph. Minatogawa 54)338, | cho, liigashi-ku; Teleph. Higashi

Kobe 6600, Nagoya

Gojimaya Electric Works—Kaikoji- Moriya Shokai—3, Gofukubashi 2-

machi; Teleph. Shimo. 5-2931, Kyoto chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo

 ENGINEERING-

T SECTION FOR JAPAN

B160 {ELECTRICAL-GENERAL)

Moriya & Co.—Miyulti Hon-machi, Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.-^3; Sakura-

Nishi-ku; Teleph. Hon. 1482, Nago- ' dahongd-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

ya

Motox Shotkn—184, Moto-maohi, Yo- Toyo Electric Machine Manufactur-

ing Co.—197, Kubo-cho, Naka-ku,

kohama Yokohama

Nippon Denchi K.K. — Imedagawa- Westinghouse Electric International

agaru Shimachi-dori; Teleph. Nishi-

jin 4-3060; Cable Ad: Denct, Kyoto Co.—784, Marunouchi Building;

Cable Ad: Weinedex-po.'Tokyo

Nippon Electric Co.—2, Mita Shiko-

ku-machi; Cable Ad: Microphone, Yokohama Electric Industry—88, Ni-

Tokyo shi Hiranuma-machi, Yokohama

Nippon Gaishi K.K. — Takegahana

Atsiita, Minami-ku; Teleph. Minami GENERAL ENGINEERS

0370, Nagoya

Nippon Kogke Kogyo Kaisha—89, Aida Tekkosho (Iron Works)—12,.

Shiota, Tsurumi, Yokohama Yoshihama-cho, Yokohama

Oki Denki K.K.—IwaLmachi, Naka- American Japanese Commercial Co.—

ku; Teleph. Minami 3608, Nagoya 1663, Kaijo Building; Cable Ad:

Okumura Electric Co.—Kishoin Nis- Amharwa, Tokyo

S. Tominaga, manager

hinaka Higashi-machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-4300, Kyoto

Sanden Denki Shokai—1-8, Yoshida- Adachi Tekkosho (Iron and Steel

Works)—67, Honden-cho; Teleph.

machi, Yokohama Nishi) 43-2645, Osaka

Shibaura Engineering Works, Ltd.— Akamatsu Ryutaro—10-109, Bessho-

c/o Shanshin Bldg., Tokyo machi; Teleph. Amgasaki 0271, Kobe

Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works— (Hardware)

Shinzaike Nada; Telephs. 1840-3 Balfour & Co., Arthur—6, Marunou-

(Sann.); P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad: chi; Cable Ad: Arbour, Tokyo

Landing, Kobe

(Steel works)

Tokyo Electric Co-, Ltd.—o/o Tokyo J. Storer, manager for Japan

Tatemono Building, Tokyo K. Tanaka, Japanese manager

Tokai Electric Co.—Minami Otsu- Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-oho, Nina-

machi, Naka-ku, Teleph. 0729, mi-ku; Teleph. Minami 1818, Nago-

N agoya ya

Tokyo Electric Co.—1303, Sakigo- Daido Seiko K.K. (Iron and Steel

hara, Ohi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo, and Works)—32, Fuku-machi; Teleph.

72, Norikawa-cho, Yokohama Sakuragawa 64-1185, Osaka

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha— Escher

Manufacturers of Steam Boilers and Ltd.—Room Wyss Engineering Works,

Power HouseTokyo,

Marunouchi, Plant—5, Naka-dori; ing; Teleph.778, 1665;

and 1, Isogomachi;

Marunouchi Build-

Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Babcock,Nanjo,

Yokohama Escherwyss, Tokyo

Directors—K. S. Toba, F. G. Dr. H. Wissler

Britton and F. G. Blyth A. Rottenschweiler

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

(GENERAL) BKJI

Frazar &; Co.—Yaesu Building. Maru- Kobe ENGiNEEhiNo Works (Iron and

•nouchi; P.O. Box: 158, (Central); Brass Founders) — 28, Sannomiya-

Teleph. (23) 1656“ Tokyo and 7^ choi; TelepH. 2920; Cable Ad:

Nihon-odori, Yokohama Goddridge, Kobe

E. W.- Fraziar, senior partner

E. V. Stevenb, gen'erar manager Leybold -Shokwan, L.—Nihon Kaijo

Fujita Shokai Goshi Kaisha (Hard- Building. Nishi-ku; Teleph. 1174;

Cable .Ad Leyfehokwan, Osaka

ware)-^56, Sakae-machi; Teleph. S. Hirafnatsu

Moto. 4-1144, Kobe

Fushimiya (Machinery Linotype

Kanamonten Izesaki-dho,

and Hardware)—17,

and Machinery,- Ltd.—12,

Marupoiichi 2-cbome, Koyimachi-ku

Nakadcu; Tele_ph. Chojamachi 3-

4946, Yokohama Matsui r Iron Works—12, Nagare-cho,

GadeliitsAt Naka-ku; Telep'h. Minami 1349,

Teleph. (57)CO-,5257;Ltd.—Osaka

Cable Ad: Bldg.;

Goti- Nagoya

cus, Tokyo Megura Iron Works—7, Masago-obo;

I. P: Troedsson, managing dir Teleph. .221, Hakodate

Goko Tekkosho Goshi Kaisha—31,

Sakuragi-cho, Yokohama (Iron Works) Nagasaki Iron Works—Asahi-machi;

HasimOtO Shokai K.K. (Hardware)— Teleph. 16221, Nagasaki

1-84, Sakae-machi; Teleph San. 3- Osaka Iron Works—Eno-ura, Hiko-

28.20 Kobe shima; Teleph. 22, Shimonseki

Hatso'doki : S. K. Kaisha—63, Dani

Higashi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-0585; Osaka TakaO Tekkosho ;9, (Trap Kita-

Cable Ad: Hatsudoki, Osaka (Iron machi; Teleph. Tosabori 44^1280,

& S;teel Works) Osaka (Iron and -Steel Works)

Hhalinc? Shokai, Ltd.—Shisei Kai- OsaKa Tampan Seizo (Iron and Steel

gan, Hjbiya ; Park; Cable Ad: Works)—44, Sakuraj 'ma'-cho; Te-

Healing, Tokyo . leph. Tosabori 44-2088, Osaka

K. Kuwamoto., ,mana-gin g dir. . ’.

Hirai & Co., (j. K. (Hardware and Poldi iSteel WORKS—V/S, Sawaicho-

Machinery)-^- Tera-machi; Teleph. don ; Cable Ad : Poldi, Osaka

Shimo 5t0842, Kyoto , M. G. Stejskal, general mgr.

Hoshino Kogyo Kaisha (Iron Works) Sato Tobei—705j- Hodogaya-macbi;

—209. Higasthikawa-machi; Teleph. Teleph. Chojamachi ^3-4141* Yokoha-

672, Hakodate1 ma (MacKinery and Hardware)..;

Hunter & Co,, E. H.—3)“. Ginza Nishi

VKshome; Kylobashi-ku; Cable Ad: Sulzer. IkoTHERS 72 rKygmaohi Kola-

Hunter, Tokyo ■ ku; Cable Ad: Sulzer, Kobe

J. Gastpar, m.e., manager .

Inoue Seisakusho—23, Edobori Kita-

dori: Teleph. Tosabori 44-7325, Toyo Babcock K-K.—Sj NakaMori.;

Osaka Maruibpitphi;

: Cable Teleph-Tokyo',,,

(23),• 1885;

Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., Ltd. Ad: Babpock,

(Aero Engines, Aeroplanes, and S. Kuroda, branch manager

Accessories) —t 6, Marunouchi; Te- Yokohama Tekkosho (Iron Works)—l

leph. (23), 0686 and 2710,; Cable Ad: Chiwaka-cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-003Rr

Ishiairco, Tokyo Yokohama

T. Shibausawa, manager

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

B162 (MECHANICAL—MOTOR—SANITARY—SHIPBUILDING)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS j Okumura Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

dori; Teleph. 2-2627, Kobe

Allen, Sons & Co., W.H. (Steam Tur- Union Mechanical and Automobile

bines, S'team Engines, Diesel En- Engineers—30, Isogami-dori 5 chome;

gines, Electrical Generators, Sur- Cable Ad: Duus, Kobe

face Condensers, All Kinds of

Pumps and Marine Auxiliaries)—6,

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku ; Teleph.

(23) 3763; Cable Ad: Manifesto, SANITARY ENGINEERS

Tokyo

Honetsuban

Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Suguhara-dori; Seizo K.K.—60, Shiriike

Teleph. Mihatogawa

Ltd., (Manufacturers of Turbines, 5-3512, Kobe

Pumps, etc.)—Room 778, Marunou-

chi Building, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60,e

Ad: Eswysco, Tokyo Korai-bashi-zumei

Dr. H. Wissler leph. Higashi 94.-1422,Higashi-kv,

Osaka T *

Kikat Boeki K.K. (Machinery)—3, Okada Kosaku-jo—153, Kamitachi-

Dojima Hama-dori; Teleph. Fuku- bana-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-

shima 45-0664, Osaka 3853, Kobe

Kjelt.bergs Successors, Ltd.—Ban- Okano Shokai—35, Kitanaka-machi;

shin Building; Cable Ad: Kjells- Teleph. Hvogo 6-2508; P.Q. Box

bergs, Tokyo Hyogo 1, Kobe

B. Johansom, m.e. Suga & Co., T.—129, Kitanagasa-

dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-1805, Kobe!

Nagoya Kikai Seizo Kaisha—Higashi

Furuwataru, Naka-ku, Nagoya Tominaga Seisakusho—123, Mnto-

machi : Teleph. Moto. 4-0314, Kobe

Union MechancialIsogami-dori;

Engineers—30, and Automobile

Cable Yamaguichi Shoten—38, Kano-cho;

Ad: Duns, Kobe Teleph. Fukiai 2-2578, Kobe

Yamaoka Motojiro—5, Hasaka-dori;

MOTOR ENGINEERS Teleph. Minatogawa 6-3288, Kobe

Fujita Shokai—129, Nakayamate- SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3887; Kobe

Ikeda Shokai—171, Kusunoki-cho; Te- Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and En-

gineering Co., Ltd.—4, Marunou-

leph. Moto- 4-3436, Kobe chi ; Telephs. 2131-2170 (Maru.no-

uchi); P.O. Box 61 (Central);

ISHIKAWAJIMA HlKOKI SeISAKUSHO—7, Cable Ad: Iwasakisip; Codes:

Tsukijima Nishinakadori, Kyobashi- Bentley’s, Kendall’s, etc-, Tokyo

H. Hamada, chairman

ku, Tokyo K. Shiba, managing director

Japan Automobile Co.—3, Tameike- Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works—

machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Ad: —Shinzai Nada; P.O. Box 358:

Japanauto, Tokyo Telephs. 1840-3 (Samn.); Cable Ad:

Landing, Kobe

Kansei Jidosha Shoten K.K.—44, Owned and Controlled by Nickel

Shiriike Kita-machi; Teleph. Mina- and Lyons, Ltd.

togawa 5-1237, Kobe G. H. Jones, manager

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA B165

(CIVIL)

CHINA

CIVIL ENGINEERS

Dah

tionYaoCo.,Engineering & Construc-

Architects and Reinforced

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—100, Peking CoiiCrete

Telfeph.

Experts—14, Museum Rd.;

16217, Shanghai

Road; Teloph. 10012; P.O. Box 239;

Cable Ad: Section, Shanghai

R. M. Sakcr, director m m--m x

Davies, Brooke and Gran—81, Jinkee

^ mmit Road; Telephs. 16935-6; Cable Ad:

Blackmobe, Basto & Shank, Ltd.— Datuip, Shanghai

York Building; Teleph. 22668; PiO.

Box 8; Cable Ad : Blacktox, Hchg-

kong Denison, RaM & Gibbs—H.K. Stock

Exphange; Teleph 20986, Hong

Kong

Berents, Hans—511, Glen Line Build-

ing, The Bund; Teleph. 12099; Cable muxmmx±mM-mx

Ad: Berents, Shanghai

Faber, S. E.—i‘39A, Hong Kong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Central China Realty Co.—150, hai 10723; Cable Ad: Eerikon, Shang-

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 18549, •

Shanghai fij S .k :

Fittkau, H.—131. Museum Road; Te-

lepb. 11912;

Chau & Lee—Hong Kong Stock Ex- Ad: Fittwo, Shanghai P.Q. Box 1317; Cable

change; Teleph. 31640, Hong Kong

lit _k m & i m-m x

Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillbt; Fukusho Co.—213, Vamagata-dori j

■ Cable Ad: Fukusho, Dairen

Teleph. 83671, Shanghai

Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable

Cl’ark lIu — 16, Queen’s Rbad Ad :, Coirbr, Foochow

Central; Teleph. 21041; Cable Ad;

Caerclark, Hongkong mkxxM—mx

Hall & Hall—61, Museum Road;

Tefceph. 10864; Cable Ad : Hallhall,

Continental Corporation- oe » China— Shangha;

33, Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 16303;

Cable Ad: Kontichin^i, Shanghai

Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

Road Central ; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Corritt, A.—278,; Kiangse Road; Ad:E. Hazgo, Hongkong

M. Hazeland

Teldph. 14466; Cable Ad: Dan- U. Gonella

corrit, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B164 (GlVlR)

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular jLfesrpR, Johnson cfe Morriss—20, Kiu-

Road; Teleph. 31495; Cable Ad: kiang Road; Teleph. 15039, Shang-

Module, Tientsin hai

Little, Adams . & Wood—York Build-

ing ; Teleph. 21026; Cable Ad: Up-

Hongkong Engineering & GonstrCO- stairs, Hongkong

TiON Co.—St. George’s Building;

Telf^ph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferro-

conco, Hdngkong Logan k Amps—H.K. Bank Building;

A. R. F. Raven Teleph. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

Hongkong

m 7c

Hga Sheng Co.—SO. Kutoboki Road;

TelepR. 20456: Cable Ad: Hua- Lun Sang; & Co. — French Build-

sheng, Tientsin ing; Teleph. 23524; P.O. Box 506;

Cable Ad: Lunsang, Hongkong

^ fi-'U _h

Jensen, G. S.—410. Szoebuen Road; Luthy & Co.,m C.—212,

m-m ±

Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: JOnseni- Teleph. 11914; P;0. Box 1169, Cable

cis, Shanghai Ad: Luthy, Shanghai

m m-m x is m-m x

Kirk, Wm. A.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Luthy, Emil—750, Hart Rd.; Teleph.

Road: Teleph. 13319; Cable Ad: 33631, Shanghai

Willykirk, Shanghai

Marcks, Lothar—34, Main Read,

Kun Lee Engineering Co.—89, Foo- outside Great West Outer Gate

chow Road; Teleph. 13683, Shang- Road; Teleph. 4534; Cable Ad:

Marcksing, Mukden

hai

Lai To Construction Co.—217, Hen- Minutti & Co —668, Szechuen Road,

nessy Road; Teleph. 23401, Hong Shanghai

Kong M SX

Muller, E. J.—308, Glen Line Bldg.;

Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloji,

Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Rd. Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 23859, Hongkong

ii Netherlands Harbour Works—H. K.

Leigh k Orange—P. & O. Building; Ad: Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 24211; Cable

Teleph. 20167;-Cable Ad: Orange, Dredgers, Hong Kong

Hongkong

Palmer & Turner—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Lee, Poy G.—110, Szechueh Road; Te- 20176; Cable17, Ad: Pyrotechny. Hong-

leph. 14849; Cable Ad: Genyue, kong and Canton Road; Teleph.

15059 ; P.O. Box 732, Shanghai

Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(CIVIL—CONSTRUCTIONAL—CONSULTING) B165

In ^ _k

Powell, Sidney J—410, Szechuen Berents, Hans—Rooms 511/3; Glen

Road5 Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Es- Line Building, The Bund; Teleph.

jaypoil, Shanghai 12099; Cable Ad: Beretnts, Shang-

hai

Raven & Basto—Prince’s Buildings;

Teleph.' 21164, Hongkong Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—•

4, London Road; Cable Ad: Vulca,

Tientsin

Sdhr, K.H. — 266, Peking Road; J. Turner, managing director

Teleph. L6029; Cable Ad : Suhr,

Shanghai

m m-m ± Fukien Constructional Bureau —

Cable Ad: Conbr, Foochow

Tilley, Percy—320, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 15834; Cable Ad: Tillimb, Hazeland and GonElla—20, Queen’s

Shanghai Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Ad: Hazgo, Hotfig Kong

ffi n-m h

Tgporealty—4 Quai de France; Te-

leph. 83306; Cable Ad: Toporealty, Hongkong Engineering and Con-

Shanghai struction Co., Ltd.—St. George’s

Union Architectural Service—Cable Building; Teleph. 30309; Cable

Ad: Unars, Foochow Ad: Ferroconco, Hongkong

Paul P. Wiant, director

Logan &; Amps—H.K. Bank Building;

Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux Teleph. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

Road C.; Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Hongkong

Ticia, Hongkong

Yaron, A. J.—770, Rue Bourgeat; New Shanghai Construction Co.—

Teleph. 70420, Shanghai S-12, Connaught Road; Teleph.

. 34171, Sh^ghai .

Yeung Fat & Co.—20, Queen’s Rd. CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Central; Teleph. . 23989, Hongkong

W. H. Yeung, manag. partner

Archer & Co.—5, Sankiao Road;

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Teleph, 1880, Hankow

£ m-m Jl

American Trading Co.—3, Canton Anderson & Ashe—Queen’s Building;

Teleph. 24063; Cable Ad: Canell,

Road; Cable Ad: Amtraco; S’hai Hongkong

^ %-f; -ib

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay; Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad • Sey Hutung; Teleph. 140 (East); Cable

bourne, Hongkong Ad: Basel, Peiping

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

JJ166 (CONSULTING)

^ Ji

Behkendt, K.—67, Racecourse Road; Gray, John—410, Szechuen Road; Te-

Teleph 31091, Tientsin leph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg,

Shanghai

Blakeney & Co., J. D.—Corner of £ m-m _b

Dumbarton and London Roads; German Machine Co.—7, Siking Road;

Teleph. 33245; Cable Ad: Justa, Teleph. 14589; Cable Ad: Gamac^

Tientsin Shanghai

-t

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—110, Hankow Geyling, Rolf—I Pin Building, 49r

Road; Tcleph. 18206; Cable Ad Bromley Road, Tientsin

Calatroni, Shanghai

Carmichael & Clark—Bank of East Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg

Voeux Road Central; Teleph.r

Asia Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 Des

lines); Cable Ad: Carmichael, 20122; Cable Ad: Goddard, H’kong

Hongkong

m _b

J3t S—# Jl Hohn China Co.—131, Museum Road;;

China United Engineering Corpora- Teleph. 14347, Shanghai

tion—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Teleph. 11266; Cable Ad: Kahn WSXSiffS-As*

crete, Shanghai Leth-Moller &. Co., V.—24, Ko Shao

mu m-m Hutung; Teleph. 3884, East; Cable

Davies, Eric—18, The Bund; Teleph. Ad: Leth, Peiping

15874, Shanghai

Malcolm, A.—220, Szechuen Road;

Dor & Watanabe—24, The Bund; Te- Teleph. 11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad:

leph. 13923; Cable Ad: Kaimusho, Triplerais, Shanghai

Shanghai

Captain S. Watanabe x ^-m _b

McGregor & Co., J. H.-J235, Ward

isc m-m i Road; Teleph. 50467. Shanghai

Eisler, Reeves & Murphy—51, Can-

ton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable m m %-w x

Ad: Seaworthy, Shanghai Miller, Thomas N. (Mining)—Corner

Tangshan and Barrack Roads;

mmxmt-im Teleph. 30335; Cable Ad : Rellim,

Farrell, P. T.—65a, Wong-nei-chong Tienisin

Road; Teleph. 24422, Hongkong

m h-p m

£§ M fti Jl Nielsen & Malcolm—1, Racine Build-

Frost, J.—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Cable Ad:Dubail;

ing, Rue Telephs. 22771-2;

Nielcolm, Hankow

19402; Cable Ad : Frost, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING, SECTION FOR CHINA

(CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL) Ri(i7

m M—M _h ^^ Jl

Parkeb Rielly & Co. — 91, Peking Comfort Electric Co.—287, Avenue

Road; Teleph. 12267; Cable Ad: Joffre; Teleph. 83092; Cable Ad:

Veritas, Shanghai : Comfortoo, Shanghai

P. U. Rielly

Purves, D. A.—Prince’s Building; Duro Pomp and Engineering Co.—

Teleph. 24902; P.Ov Box 288; Cable 430,Cable

Nathan Road; Teleph. 56226;

Ad : Curfin, Hongkong

Ad: Bapcopaint, Hongkong

Beiss & Co., Fed. Inc , Hugo—185- m m-m h

195, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

lephs. 11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Enssle,

Teleph.

K.—2. Rte. Card. Mercier;

72552, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Hannibal, Shanghai

Shatohin & Co., G. P.—56, Nanking

Road; Cable Ad: Atracom, Shang- Fraser .& Chalmers Engineering

hai Works—23, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

16825; Cable Ad: Genlectrm

Shanghai

'Strtori, Dr. Ing. L.—57, Meadows

Road; Teleph. 30513, Tientsin

Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani-

Suhr, K.H. — 266, Peking Road; wa-dori; Teleph. 2837; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 16029, Cable Ad: Suhr, Ogata, Mukden

Shanghai

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Furdkawa Electric Co.—113, Yama-

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Furukawa,

Dairen

ii flE 1^—# J‘-

Callender’s Cable and Construction

Co.—St. George’s Building, Hong General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.,

Kong; 368, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

15365; Cable Ad: Callender, Shang- The—Queen’s Bldg.; Teleph. 30247;

hai P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Sparkless,

Hongkong and 23, Ningpo Road;

Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 503; Cable

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha Ad: Genlectric, Shanghai

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791, Cable

A d : Centchina, Changsha Goss Engineering Co.—17, Canton

Road; Teleph. 15898, Shanghai

•China Engineers, Ltd.—88, Museum Gray, John — 410, Szechuen Road;

Road, Shanghai; Queen’s Building, Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg,

Hong Kong Shanghai

China Electric Co., Ltd.—460, Fo- Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd., The—

kien Road; Teleph. 94006; P.O. Box P. & O. Building; Teleph. 27711;

289; Cable Ad: Microphone, Shang- Cable Ad: Electric, Hongkong

hai and Canton

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

J3168 (ELECTRICAL)

ft ft M-'B Jl # iM—1$: %

Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd. — 67, Hes Oriental Trading and Engineering-

Voeux Road Central; P.O. Box 73; Go.—49, Taku

■Cable Ad: Powerful, Hongkong and Cable Ad: Foohsiang,Road; Teieph. 32063 ;

34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teieph. Tientsin

16238, Shanghai

A. J. Percival, managing director m m m-u Jt

(Shanghai) Philips China Co. —133, Szechuen

Road; Teieph. 15124; P.O. Box 794;

pi# Cable Ad: Halfwatt; Shanghai

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C.—St. A. Masseurs, managing director

George’s Building (3rd floor);

Telephs. 23058 and 57827; P.O. Box w&mmmmiuii

474; Cable Ad: Marinework, Hong Porter & Co., Ltd.—180, Canton Rd.;

Kong Teieph. 10570; Cable Ad : Electrical,

Shanghai

Jardine Engineering Corporation, M ft—'# ±

Ltd.—14, Pedder Street, Hongkong Reiss &. Co., Hugo—185-195, Yuen

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 11310,

Shanghai 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable Ad:

Hannibal, Shanghai

£§ # It —U _b

Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chappo Representation for British Manufac-

turers—23, Tungting Road; Teieph.

Road; Teieph. 42357, Shanghai

1880: Cable Ad: Rebritman, Han-

a m-m ± kow

Larsen & Trock—178, Avenue Edward

VII; Teieph. 16838; Cable Ad:

Trocklar, Shanghai Shanghai Electric Construction Co.

—185, Soochow Road; Teieph. 18199;

Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de 1’Quest; P.O. Box 793; Cable Ad: Eskimo,

Teieph. 80454; Cable Ad: Lonko- Shanghai

may, Shanghai

ft ft gm-m#

Loavcock & Co.—'China Building; Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Teieph. 26492; (^able Ad : Lowcock, Road C.; Teieph. 27781; P.O. Box

Hongkong 115; Cable Ad: Keecheong, Hong

Kong

Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road; mmn.? m ®-st ®

Teieph. 11159, Shanghai Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shi

Kow; Cable Ad. Motor, Peiping

and 218 Kiangse Road; Teieph.

67456, Shanghai and 12, Pedder

Street, Hongkong and 17, B. C6n.r

Moysey & Co., H. J.—452, Kiangse Canton

Road; Telephs. 18331 and 16466;

Cable Ad: Adasea, Shanghai

.h

ft ip m ¥ * .t Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

National Electric Co.—^01, Nanking Road; Teieph. 10173; P.O. Box 456;

Road; Teieph. 93520, Shanghai Cable Ad: Scothar, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(.ELECTRICAL-GENERAL) B169

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-Shanghai Electric Supply Co.—184, A. E. G. China Electric Co.—267,

Nanking Road; Teleph. 93298; Cabin Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 17622 ; Cable

Ad: Shallsup, Shanghai Ad: Aegchinaco, Shanghai and

H.K. Stock Exchange, Hongkong

ic x it -sr m-m x

Skodaworks, Ltd.—24, The Bund; it X

Teleph. 13940; Cable Ad: Skoda- Andrews & George Co.—54, Yama-

works, Shanghai gata-dori: Teleph 8320; Cable Ad:

Yadzu, Dairen

WJ IS till

Han Shing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco, *r ^ m 5-n m

Swatow Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1 Nanking

Road; Teleph. 11430; Cable Ad: Harchi,

Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless Shanghai; 15-19, Queen’s Road Cen-

Telegraph Co.—451, Kiangse Road; tral; Teleph. 20513, Hongkong and

Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 406, Anleo House; Cable Ad: Harohi,

Shanghai Hankow

m m-m x & mm n m %

Westinghouse Electric Internationai, Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The

Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ; Bund: Cable Ad: Babcock, Shang-

Teleph. 11310; P.O. Box 959; Cable hai and 173, Victoria Road; Cable Ad:

Ad: Wencoexpo, Shanghai Babcock, Tientsin

J. E. Hargreaves, manager for China

It m n m m m-m x

Wei Tong Electrical Co.—310, Che- Bailey &m^mm-m #

Co., Ltd., W. S. —Kowloon

kiang Road. Shanghai Bay; Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad:

Seybpurne, Hongkong

GENERAL ENGINEERS

I 7K m-m X ■

m m « m. x i Baisun Engineering Works (Boiler

American Engineering Corporation— 51600, ShanghaiPc int Road; Teleph.

makers)—768,

989, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

34350; Cable Ad: Amengco, Shang-

hai £r # *>J X-# X

Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd.^ 356,

X M—'B X Peking Road; Teleph. 51752; P.O.

American Trading Co. — 3, Canton Box 568; Cable Ad: Behnmeyer,

Road; Teleph. 15077; Cable Ad: Shanghai

Amtraco, Shanghai

m It

ft ft, 1 il-X Black & Cd., J. F.—3a, Ta Juan Fu

Anderson, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67, Des Ad : Engineer, Peiping East; Cable

Hutung; Teleph. 3213

Voeux Road73;Central

P.O. Box Cable; Teleph. 28091;

Ad: Danica,

Hongkong; 21, Yuen Ming Yuen *T # £ #

Road; P.O. Box 265, Shanghai; Bornemann &Cable Co.—29, French Con.,

96, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 30374, Shameen; Ad: Pervasion,

Tientsin and 1, Ta Yuen Fu Canton; Prince’s Building, Des

Hutung; Cable Ad: Danica, Pei- Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 24512;

ping Cable Ad: Pervasion, Hong Kong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B170 (GENERAL)

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Caklowitz A Co.—4, Queen’s Road Domestic Engineers, Ltd, —22, Des

Central (Bank of China Bldg.); Teleph. Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 23504;

90873;

Hong R.O. Box 73;

Kong; 670,Cable Ad: Carlowitz,

Szechuen Road; Cable Ad: Yulan, Hong Kong

Teleph. 11030; P.O. Box 1274; Cable

Ad: Carlowitz, Shanghai; 140-144,

Taku Road, Tientsin Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

4, London Road; Cable Ad •. Yulca,

hi & w m m m-m # Tientsin

Chien Hsin Engineering; Co.

(Ltd.), Diesel Engines, Suction JK S Jt

Gas Engines, Printing Machinery, Elbrook, Inc.—156,

Textile Machinery, Pumps, Cranes, leph. 12552; P.O. Peking Road; Te-

Box 303; Cable

Steelworks, Furnaces and Lifting Ad: Koorble, Shanghai

Appliances—Shanghai : 138, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 13590; Cable Ad:

Engincomer. Hong Kong: Shell

House (1st floor), 26-32, Queen’s Feld & Co., IEF.—52^, B.C., #

Road Central; Cable Ad: Engin- Teleph. 10914; Cable Ad: Shameen;

comer. Canton: Taiping Maloo Canton and 5, Queen’s Rd. Feldbobe, Central;

South; Cable Ad: Lemjus Teleph. 28447, Hongkong

sk s ts a %

China American Engineering Cor- Gale & Co., L. E. (Aviation)—984,

poration—Rue de France; Teleph. Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 30049 ;

Cable. Ad Gale, Shanghai

31428; Cable Ad: Caeng, Tientsin

*•] m-m i

China Brass and Iron Works—484, Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 15638; Cable Ad: Safe-

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 60721, guard, Shanghai

Shanghai

II M M—3i ^

CfeiNA Engineers, Ltd. — Queen’s Gran, A. L.—Hsing-Hsuan Li; Cable

Bldg., Hong Kong; 88, Museum Ad : Algran, Mukden

Road, Shanghai

^ te n ■* i jt ± m-m ^

Chinese Engineering and Develop- Hayes Engineering Corporation—49,

ment Co.—1, Jui Ching Li, Sanjin Ad: Jehayes, Teleph.

Taku Road;

Tientsin

30250; Cable'

Loo; Teleph. 5198; P.O. Box 14;

Cable Ad: Cedco, Mukden and 51,

Canton Road; Teleph. 12708; P.O.

Box 1651, Shanghai and 8, Fu Hou HoriemEngineeringmx k m-m _t

Co.—332, Woo-

Kang, Nanking and 39, Kuangsi

Road, Tsingtao and 75, Nan Chih surig Road; Teleph. 45276, Shanghai

Tze, Peiping

H. A. Raider, president and gen- ft m mM-mx

eral manager (Shanghai) Inniss & Riddle

corporated under(China), Ltd. (In-

the Companies

mm m & * Ordinances of Hongkong)—34, Yuen

Dairen Engineering Works—Sakako; Cable Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box 717;

Teleph. 9151; Cable Ad: Dairenki- 69, DesAdVoeux : Powerful; Shanghai; 67-

Road Central, H’kong

kai, Dairen

 ADVERTISEMENT B170a

j 863 53

HIGH-SPEED HOISTING APPLIANCES

DEMAGr Blocks The world-renowned high-

speed hoisting

capacities from 5appliances

cwt. toCranes with carrying

10 tons.

DEMAG Suspension are simple,

light, yet cheap, with carrying capacities

DEMAG Double-Acting Hoists

DEMAG Excavators.

DEMAG Motor and Rotary Compressors.

DEMAG Pneumatic Tools.

VVe are Represented in :

CHINA MANCHOUKUO

Chien Hsev Engineering Co., Ltd.,. J. Scheinhutte, Kaede-cho 146,

138, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. 13, Dairen.

Shou An Street, Tientsin. Shell JAPAN

House, Hongkong. South of Tai H. Goossens, 612, Yusen Building,

Ping Street, Canton. Marunouchi, Tokio.

Further information may be had on application to DEMAG Aktiengesellschaft,

Duisburg, Germany or their representatives.

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(GENERAL) B171

International Harvester Export Co. McGregor & Co., J.H. — 235, Ward

(Agricultural Machinery) — 52, Dia- Road; Teleph. 5C467, Shanghai

gonalnaya Street; P.O. Box 462; (Ceramic)

Cable Ad: Interha, Harbin

Oliveira & Son, H.—1, Seward Rd.;

Jardine Engineering Corporation Teleph. 40020; Cable Ad: Hotecna,

Ltd.—Ewo Rd.; Teleph. 31294; Cable Shanghai

Ad: Jardeng, Tientsin and 9, Hsia

Kung Fu; Teleph. 41469, Nanking Oriental Engineering Co. — Cable

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Ad: Orimp, Foochow

Teleph. 15290; P.O. Box 1238, Shang-

hai and 14, Pedder Street; Teleph.

30319, Hongkong Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Hugo

—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele-

Kiangnan Dock & Engineering Ad phone 11310; P.O. Box 1408; Cable

Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph. : Hannibal; Shanghai

84100; Cable Ad: Sinodock S’hai T. Sandor, m.e., b.sc., managing

director

Th. Kregczy, m.e., b.sc., manager

Koon Cheong Engineering Works—

Yun Chiao Road; Teleph. 24917, Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

Hankow Central; Teleph. 28009 ; Cable Ad :

Josstree, Hongkong and 88, Museum

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road; Road, Shanghai

Teleph. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179;

Cable Ad: Kunstalber, Shanghai Sator, A. (Printing Machinery)—113,

and 11, The Bund, S. A. D. 3; Museum Road; Teleph 19902; P.O.

Teleph. 22533; Cable Ad: Kunstal- Box 1377; Cable Ad : Sator, Shang-

ber, Hankow hai -

Kwong Hip Loong—Chung Hing St., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

Hongkong —424 Broadway East; Cable Ad:

Farnham, Shanghai

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 22554; P.O. Shing Tai Electric Co.—564, Sze-

Box 664; Cable Ad: Yueng, Hong- chueh Road; Teleph. 14119, S’hai

kong

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. (Prin- Smidth & Co., F. L—(Cement Making

ters’ Engineers)—1, Duddell Street; Machinery)—30, Foochow Rd., S’hai

and 23, Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung;

Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad: Linotype,

Hongkong and 160, Avenue Edward Teleph. 3319, East; Cable Ad:

Folasmidth, Peiping

VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O. Box 1152,

Shanghai

Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd. ;

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong and Teleph. 10364; Cable Ad: Strom-

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 31144; trade, Sha-nghai

P.O. Box 151;

Hongkong; and atCable Ad: and

Shanghai Triplerais,

Canton Telge & Schroeter—620, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. l^SS; P.O. Box 715;

Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road; Cable Ad : Telger. Shanghai

Teieph. 11159, Shanghai A. Berg

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc.—130, Ssu Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.-Tung Tan

Ching Lu; Cable Ad: Macdon, Piao Lou; Teleph. 4388; Cable Ad:

Mukden Yangco, Peiping

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

El 72 (GENERAL—MECHANICAL—MOTOR)

Yokk Shipley Co., Ino. (Ice Making

and Refrigerating Machinery) — 81, Rose Downs, & Thompson, Ltd.—121,

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 11450: Cable Peking Road, Teleph. 14126; P.O,

Ad: Yorkshipli, Shanghai Box 456; Cable Ad: Rosedowris,

Yue Shanghai

Road;Sang & Co-

Teleph. 26705;— 146,Cable

Lockhart

Ad: ia w-w #

Lavolta, Hongkong

Ross & Co., Alex.—1a, Chater Road;

m # s m )P~s _t Teleph. 20027; Cable Ad: Rotunda,

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway; Hongkong

Teleph. 46333; Cable Ad: Zungli,

fShanghai ^1 <£r B ® —ya nil

San Shing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco,

MECHANICAL-ENGINEERS Swatow

m m '.if -r* i,ij w-b- it

m & mm i Siemens China Co.—218, Kiangse

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Road; Teleph. 67456-9; P.O. Box

1040, Shanghai and 41, Teng Shih

Bund; Teleph. 15750; Cable Ad: Kou Cable Ad: Motor, Peiping

Babcock, Shanghai

0mm m-m# P] & PRff fr—

Bailey & Co., W. S.—Kowloon Bay; Sin Chung Engineering Co, — 378,

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad : Seybourne Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19824; Cable

Hongkong Ad : Sinchung, Shanghai

^ £Mn ^ #W X

Central China Trailing Co.—33, Sha Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791; Cable Ad: VII; Teleph. 16512; Cable Ad : Sul-

Gantchina, Changsha zerbros, Shanghai

It # ^ i

Gray, J qhn — 410, Szechuen Road; Tuck Taim m m m-m x

Iron Works—762, Point

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg; Road; Teleph. 51735; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s, Foundry, Shanghai

Shanghai

if m -m M-m i MOTOR ENGINEERS

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd,—67,

iDes Vceux Road Central; P.O. Box X $ ft *iJ *-B X

73; Cable Ad: Powerful, Hongkong Auto Castle—Corner of Bubbling Well

and 34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P.O. and Medhurst Roads; Teleph. 30274,

Box 787; Shanghai Shanghai

w & m ft m B-m i & # ft m ffl-m x

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J.—452,, Auto Palace Co., Ltd.—100, Rte. du

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18331 and Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. 70180;

16466; Cable Ad : Adasea, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Autopalace; Shanghai

m ^ m-m ±

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—185, w & m ir ^ n m x-i® x

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. China Motors, Inc.—702, The Bub-

11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable bling Well Road; Telfeph. 30024;

Ad: Hannibal, Shanghai Cable Ad: Mechanic, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(MOTOR—SANITARY) B17S

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Deagost Motor Car Co.-^33, Wong ■Shun Woo Engineering Works —

Corner of Point and Chusan Roads;

Nei Chung Road; Teleph. 31261; Teieph. 52082, Shanghai

Cable Ad : Aufcoimport, Hongkong

a if m-m ft

^ n &~ m-w & Thornycroit & Co., Ltd., John I.,

Duro Motor Co.- 132, Nathan Road; Marine Engines, Motor - Vehicles

Teleph. .57226; KowloOn, Hongkong and Boilers — Pioneer Building,

Nathan Road; Kowloon; Teleph.

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny, Hong

& it ^ Kong

Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—468, Third

Main Road; Teleph. 1410; Cable Ad : Ml. 4 Wt 4)1 fC H B—'M Ji

Frazar, Tsinan Union Hotors, Inc. — 444, Avenue

Foeh; Teleph. 30062; Cable Ad:

*r /# n m b-'M -k Unionmotors, Shanghai

Hartzenbusch MotoRiS—730, Avenue

Foch; Teleph. 30102, Shanghai SANITARY ENGINEERS

y^mjftwmft-mft H ft # H*—^ 4b

Hongkong Hotel Garage (The Hong China Radiator Qp,—311, Chao Yang

Kong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd,) — Men Street; Teleph. 4638 (East),

Foot

27778; ofCable

. Stubbs Road; Teleph.

Ad: Kferaonice, Hong Peiping

Kong

J®c € ir ibc—# i

Hudfoed Motors—100, Rte. Cardinal Chef, Hsin PotTer’y—137, Peking Rd.;

Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad: Potela,

Mercier; Teleph. 70180, Shanghai

Shanghai

^ a ffl * ft B #

International Motor Supply Co.— Doughty &mCo., m—u ji

C. J.—30, Brenan

Chafer. Road ; Teleph. 23377 ; P.O. Road; Teleph. 21938; Cable Ad:

Box 492, Hbngkohg- Doughtypo, .Shanghai

Ui ¥ ft ft it-it K iU ^7 a X >li b

Nanyang Motor Supply Co—856-370, ! Eastern China Engineering Co.—260,

Avepue Edwai'id VI I; Teleph. .£(©664, Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. 16783,

Shanghai Shanghai

Vr ft :i: il-ft ft

Ross ^ Co., Alex.—1a, Chater Road; Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

Teleph. 22487; Cable Adi Rotunda, don Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Ad :

Hongkong Yulca, Tientsin

^ m-m ±. m %-n i

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor Edm) k. Go-,51565;

Teleph. Ltd.—20,

CableBaikal Road;.

• Ad : Elmcb,

.Co.—100, Rte. Cardinal Meroier; Shanghai

Teleph. 70180, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B174 (SANITARY—SHIPBUILDING)

^ %

Fan, Robert—110, Szechuen Road; Te- Twyford Engineering Co.-^-113, Rue

leph. 19395; Cable Ad: Rofan, du Chaylard; Teleph. 32476; Cable

iShanghai Ad: Twyford, Tientsin

m $£ M-S _h W & {$& ^-m #

Oordon & Co., Ltd.—443, Szechuen Warren & Co., C. E.—China Build-

Road; Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: ing; Teleph. 20269; Cable Ad: War-

Hardware, Shanghai rGn, Hongkong

p UXM ;K m Jt-m Ji SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

Great Light Engineering Co.—437,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 31721; ROAD MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS

Cable Ad: Greatlight, Shanghai

The Austin-Wes tern Road Machinery Co.

n m-m x Aurora, Illinois, U.S.A.

Langdon Co., E. W.—30, Cardinal Cable Address: “ Awco,” Aurora.

Mercier; Teleph. 80136; Cable Ad:

Donlangco, Shanghai iif m m-m &

Bailey & Co., W. iS.—Kowloon Bay;

ie m # Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad: Seybourn,

Lee Yu Kee— 37, Des Yceux Road Hongkong

Central; Teleph. 28177; Cable Ad:

Building, Hong Kong ^iwif xmi

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

x-m x 4, London Road; Telephs. 31349 and

Oriental Engineering Works — 56, 31195; Cable Ad : Vulca, Tientsin

Kiangsc Road; Teleph." 15755, S’hai

If

if w m m-m # Heng Chong Chang & Co. — 397,

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.- 7, Queen’s Broadway; Teleph. 52447, Shanghai

Road Central; Teleph. 28007; 'Cable

Ad: Jostree, Hongkong

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

ff H '/K ft M X—M X Queen’s Building & Kowloon

Docks; Teleph. 28020 and 58053;

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co - P.0, Box 41; Cable Ad : Manifesto,

329, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12336; Hongkong

Cable Ad : Lightsanit, Shanghai

Huh Using Engineering and Ship-

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., building Works—Avenue de Beza-

Ltd.—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph. ure; Teleph. Nantao 21395, 81357,

15577, Shanghai Shanghai . ^ "

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(SHIPBUILDING) BT75

ft® tT CC-i® i ^ 3fis-S .h

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering New Engineering and Shipbuild-

Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph. ing Works,

Road; Ltd.,

Teleph.The50080;

— 640,P.O.Yang,

84100-8-9; Cable Ad: Sinodock, tszepoo

704; Cable Ad: Speedy, Shanghai

Box

Shanghai

ft® m ti ie ®l-b i

ft® ^ p n n-m Sang Chi Engineering and Ship-

King Chong Chang & Co’s Engineer- Teleph. 50729, ShanghaiYulin Road;

building Works—239,

ing Works—660, Point Road ; Tele-

phone 52960, Shanghai

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Ltd.—424, Broadway East; Cable

j® # #g n m-n m Ad : Farnham, Shanghai

Koon Cheong Engineering Works—

Yun Chiao Road, Model District; S m •£ ±~m #

Teleph. 24917, Hankow Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

Co.—Quarry Bay, Hongkong

m m m-m #

Kwong Hip Loong-ChungHing Std Wayside's Iron Works—624, Ping-

Teleph. 57009, Hongkong liang Rd.; Teleph. 50335; Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

Bl76 (BOILERS—CIVIL)

MALAYA, SIAM AND NETHERLANDS INDIA.

rollers Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House,

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6493; Cable

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd—B 1,2&3, Ad: Jaxon, Singapore

1st floor Hongkong Bank Chambers;

Teleph. 6261; Cable Ad: Babcock ;Codes: & SeaH—13b, Change Alley;1

Acme, Bentley’s and Private, Singapore LimTeleph. 6594; Gable Ad: Keng-

seng, Singapore

CIVIL ENGINEERS McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart—45,

Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building; Te- Orchard Rbiad,; Sihgapqre,

lephone 6071; Cable Ad: Arbenz, Pratt, H. W.—P.O. Box 41, Serem-

Singapore ban, Negri Sembiian . , .

Bangkok Dock Co. Teleph. 184; Red path Brown Co., Ltd. (Glas-

Cable Ad : Progress., Bangkok, Siam gow i, StrucLura] Sice! Work for

Buildings,1 etc. —•Hoiigkong Bank

Booty & Edwards—165, High. Street, Buildings;

Nuala Lumpur, Selangor P.O. Box 416; Teleph.

6098; Cable Ad: Oblum, Singapore

Brossard Mopin (Malaya), Ltd.—69-e,

Geyland Road; Cable Ad: Brosex- Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

ploi, Singapore Ltd.—Union Building, Singapore

Ghan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang Swan and Maclaren—Hongkong Bank

Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad: Chambers; Teleph. 4317; Cable Ad :

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Framboise, Singapore and Straits

■Chung & Wong—Union Building; Trading Selangor

Building, Kuala Lumpur,

Teleph. 7257, Singapore

Evans & Co., H.W.—Setul Road; Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale St.;

Teleph. 137; P.O. Box 13; Cable Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Taponga,

Ad: Evansco; Seremban, Negri ipoh, Perak

Sembilan

Federated Engineering Co.—246, United Engineers, Limited — River

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Singapore and 1, Riverside, Malac-

Lumpur, Selangor ca and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21,

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, Ipoh, Perak

J. A. P. Strachan (Singapore)

Havelock Road; Telephs. 5867 and

5868; Cable Ad : Fogbane, Singapore Van Langenberg & Son, T.C.—19, Old

'Gammon (Malaya), Ltd.—63, Geylang Market Square; Teleph. 3803;

Road; Teleph. 5331/2; P.O. Box Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

T. C. van Langenberg, f i.a.a.,

233; Cable Ad: Gammon, Singa- l.r.i.b.a. , partner

pore V.l.r.i.b.a.,

S. van partner

Langenberg, f.i.a.a.

Hood, T. C—34, Meyer Chambers;

Teleph. 4445, Singapore Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

International Engineering Co., Inc. Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359;

—Cable Ad : Gysom, Bangkok, Siam Cable Ad: Loco, Penang

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

(CONSTRUCTOINAL - CONSULT ING—ELECTRICAL) Bl77

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang Beng Swee & Co.; Ltd.—41, Bishop

Street; Teleph. 697; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359; B.engswee, Penang

Cable Ad : Loco; Penang

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

Meolee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

C'heistiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

—Gable Ad: Concrete, Bangkok

Lumpur, Selangor

Flowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental, Fonghin &. Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Bldgs., Java St.; P.O. Box 156,

Teleph. 3630; Cable Ad: Fl'bwer- Teleph. 7582, Cable Ad: Seebengong,

Singapore

dew, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hannay & Steedman—Gopeng Road; General Electric Co.—12, Battery-

Road; Teleph. hS58; p.Q Box 203;

P.O. Box 64, Ipoh, Perak j Cable Ad : Tanner, Singapore

Henggler & , Martin, Ltd.—8,; Java HoeSingapore Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road,

Street; Teleph. 3136, P.O. Box 140;

Cable Ad: Anglomaya, Kuala Lum-

pur, Selangor Huttenbachs, Ltd.—14, Maiket St.;

! Cable Ad: Habiture, Kuala Lum-

Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—7| Mile Stone, Road; pur, Selangor and 94 Brewster

Bukit Timah Road; Teleph. 6104; Perak and Cable Ad: Habiture, Ipoh,

Cable Ad: Naiti, Singapore 5 Malacca St., Singapore

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, International Engineering Co.—

Chartered Bank Lane, Bangkok,

Choon Guan Street, Singapore Siam

Mackie, D. D.—18, AVinchester House; Jacks) Go. (Malaya), Ltd., Wm.—

Teleph. 7811; Cable Ad: Mackie, Ocean Building, Singapore

Singapore . : .

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London—

Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510; 39, Hale Street; Cable Ad: Expan-

ded, Ipoh, Perak

Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak ,

PoLlard, Thomas H.—'Chartered ! Bank KeeSt.;Huat Radio Company—24, Beach

Cable Ad: Kikophone, Penang

Lane; Tdleph. 5394; Cable Ad:

Pollard, Bangkok, Siam Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson

Road; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad:

Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street; Morey, Singapore

Teleph. 215; Cable ' Ad : Taponga,

Ipph, 'Perak Nathan, M. & E.—25/29, Orchard

Road; Cable Ad:1 Emin, Singapore

Wakeford & Lowndes—6, Telegraph

•Street ; P,Q- Box 669; Teleph. ,3412 ; Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Cable Ad: Jipco, Singapore Road; Cable A4: Healey, Bangkok,

L. T. Wakeford i Siam

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

Bra (ELECTRICAL-GENERAL-MARINE-MECHANICAL)

Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd.— International Engineering Co., Inc.

Cable Ad: Gaelie, Bangkok, Siam —Chartered Bank Lane; P.O. Box

39; Cable Ad: Gysom, Bangkok,

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd, Siam

—57, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5069 ;

P.O. Box 553- Cable Ad: Micro- (Tacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

phone, Singapore Co.—Ocean Building; Teleph. 5216;

| Cable Ad: Expanded, Singapore;

! and

United Engineers, Limited—River ! Penang &, Beach Street; Teleph. 351,

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Upiteers, and 120, Belfield (Street ;

Singapore; 1, Riverside; Malacca Teleph.

Java

114; Ipoh, Perak and 23,

Street; Teleph. 625, Kuala

and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Lumpur

Perak

Wakeford & Lowndes—6 & 7, Tele- Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—

Prince Street,' Singapore; 9, Weld

graph Street; Teleph. 3412; Cable Quay, Penang; 1, Old: Market

Ad: Jipco, Singapore Square, Kuala, Lumpur, Selangor

GENERAL ENGINEERS Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang.

Road; Teleph. 646; Cable Ad:

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—Hongkong Healey, Bangkok, Siam

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6261; Cable N. G: Colley, manager

Ad: Babcock, Singapore

P. M. Scott, manager Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Ltd.—Union Building; Teleph. 4902;

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan P.O. Box 533; Cable Ad: Simplex-

Hua Takay; Teleph. 435; Cable co, Singapore

Ad: Leather, Bangkok, Siam

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri; MARINE ENGINEERS

Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos, Bangkok Singapore Slipway and Engineering

Diethelm & Co., Ltd—139/149b, Mar- Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar; Cable

ket Street; Cable Ad : Diethelmco, Ad: Slipway, Singapore

Singapore and P.O. Box 14; Cable

Ad : Diethelm, Bangkok Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd.—Tank

Road, Singapore

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road;

Teleph. 5133; Cable Ad: Guthrie, Unite!) Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Singapore Road, Singapore; 87, Bishop Street.

Penang; 1, Riverside, Malacca; and

Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd.—6th Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore

Huttenbachs, Limited — 14, Market MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Street; Teleph. 4226; P.O. Box 255;

Cable Ad: Agentship, Kuala Lum- Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

pur, Selangor and 5, Malacca St., Progress, Bangkok, Siam

Cable Ad: Habiture, Singapore

Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd.—74a, Am-

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, pang Road; Teleph. 3235; Cable Ad:

Cbuan Guan Street, Singapore Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

(MECHANICAL—MINING—MOTOR) B179

♦Gumming, Charles E.—Floral Villa, Henggeler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java

Lahat Road; Teleph. 44; Cable Ad: Street; Teleph. 3136; P.O. Box 140;

Cumming, Ipoh, Perak Cable Ad : Anglomaya, Kuala Lum-

pur, Selangor

Evans & Co., H. W—Seremban, Negri Holman Bros., Ltd.—Ocean Building,

Sembilan Singapore and 23, Java St., Kuala

.Federated Engineering Co., Ltd.— Lumpur, Selangor

246, High Street; Kuala Lumpur, Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69,

Selangor

Choon Guan Street, Singapore

Fleming

leph. 152;Brothers—Lahat Road;Ipoh,

Cable Ad: Fleming, Te-

■Perak Morrison, Wilson L. H. — Ipoh,

Perak; Code: A.B.C. 5th Brom-

halFs Imperial

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510-11;

Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

Mialayan Mechanical Equipment Co.—

14, Robinson Road, Singapore Park & Francis, Ltd. — 15, Old

Market Street; Teleph. 3931; P.O.

Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson Box 66; Cable Ad: Parkvale,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Road, Singapore

■United Engineers, Limited — River Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street,

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Ipoh, Perak

Singapore and 87, Bishop Street;

Teleph. 731,' Penang and 1, River Vaughan & Co., L.—P.O. Box 331;

Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad: Vaughan,

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak Kuala LumpurJ'Selangor

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng MOTOR ENGINEERS

Road; Teleph. 782; Cable Ad:

Wearne, Ipoh, Perak

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

MINING ENGINEERS Progress, Bangkok) Siam

Brash & Smith—110, Belfield Street; rolet, Motors,

Borneo Ltd. & Borneo Chev-

Ltd.—68, Orchard Road;

Teleph. 116; Cable Ad: Granite, Cable Ad: Borneocar, Singapore

Ipoh, Perak and Farquhar Street; Teleph. 668,

Penang and Brewster Road; Teleph.

Corbett, Max. C.—Teleph. 6; Cable Teleph. 475; Ipoh, Perak and Setul Road;

Ad: Corbett, Ipoh, Perak 302, Seremban, Negri Sem-

■ bit an'

Flowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental

Buildings; Teleph. 3630; P.O. Box Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.—

156; Cable Ad’: Flowerdew, Kuala 43, Orchard Road: Teleph. 5944;

Lumpur, Selangor Cable Ad : Cyclecarri, Singapore

Hannay and Steedman—Gopeng Road, Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Road, Singapore

Ipoh, Perak

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, 'ETC.

Bl80 (MOTOR-RADIO^SANITARY)

Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92, Orchard .258, Penang; and Gopeng Road,

Road;: Teleph. 5811; Cable Ad : Apoh, Perak; and .Robertson Road;

■Ccntramoto, Singapore Teleph. 2295:; JCu^la. Lgmpur, Se-

langor

Malacca Motor Garage Co., The—81,

Jonker Street; Teleph. 192; Cable RADIO ENGINEERS

Ad: Mptogarage, Malacca

Kee Hcat Radio Col—Penang: 24,

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14/20, Or- Beach St.; Cable-Ad: Kikophone.

chard Road; Teleph. 5484; Cable

Ad: Malaymotor, Singapore

E. W. Slight SANITARY ENGINEERS

Martin & Co., W. M.—100, Tanglin 'Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

: High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Road, Singapore Lumpur

National Motors—250, Batu Road; JEonghin & Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor I| Teleph. 7557; ^Cable

1 Ad: Seeben-

gong, Singapore.-

Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 5944; Cable Ad: ;Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie (Street;

Stramoto, Singapore Teleph. 3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboon-

F. A. Jones : leong, Singapore

Thornycrott (Singapore) Ltd. —; |International Engineering Co., Inc.

Tank Road; Teleph. 5001; Cable —Cable Ad: Gysom, Bangkok, Siam

Ad: Thornycroft, Singapore; Codes:

Bentley and Lombard United Engineers, Limited — River

Herton M. Brown Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Singapore:

73T and 87, Bishop

and 1, Street,

United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or- , Teleph.

Side-

Penang;

Teleph. 31, Malacca;

River

and

chard Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh,

Ad: Xeesoh, Singapore Perak :

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—t45, Orchard |Yoitng & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359^

Road; Cable Ad: Wearne, Singa- Cable Ad: Loco, Penang

pore ; and 14, Anson Road, Teleph.

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

(CIVIL—CONSULTING) B181

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

1

CIVIL ENGINEERS Marshan & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,,

Manila

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Moeeta^s^Oonsulting, Designing and

Manila—71, M. de la Industria, Engineering Office—37, Florida,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O. Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging,

Manila

CkANSTON, H. D.—717, Insular Life Philippine

109, PlazaEngineering

Sta. Cruz, Co.,

Sta. Inc.—

Cruz;

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, P.O. Box, 786; .Teleph. 22305; Cable

Manila Ad: Philerico,' Manila

Luzon Metal and Plumeling Wobks Sidler, Albert E. E. & M. E.—627,

'Col, 1^.-^521-523, Soler, Cor. Gan- Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;'Teleph.

dara, Binondo, Manila 21841; P.O. Box 251, Manila

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and

Engineering Office—37, Florida:

Ermita; Teleph, 55504, Manila CONTRACTING ENGINEERS

Myers, Buck Co., Inc,—680, Rizal Atlantic; Gulf and Pacific Company

Ave., Sta. Cruz, Manila of Manila—71-77, Muelle de la In-

Odom, W. J.—Insular Life Building ; dustria, San Nicolas

BinondOj Manila Caoiio A I I idalgo—314-, Carriedo, Sta.

Soler, C.—311, Perez Samanillo Cruz, Manila

Building, Escolta, Binondo; Te-

leph. 21602, Manila EauxsiuCvs Docks1 and Honolulu Iron

“Vulcano Engineering Co.M—521, M. Works, The—Second Street, Port-

de la Industria; San Nicolas; Tele- Area, Manila

phone 22826, Manila Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co.—Thirteenth; Street, Port Area,

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Manila

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of Einiilly Engineering and C.onstruc-

Manila—17, M. de la Industria, , tion Co.,' Inc.-c32, Fischer Ave.,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O. Pasay, Rizal, Manila

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging,

Manila Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Second

Street, Port Area, Manila

Cranston, H.D.—717, Insular Life

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Philippine Engineering Corporation

Manila —109, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz,

Findlay Engineering and Construc Manila

tion Co. Inc.—32, Fisher Ave., Standard Iron Works—713, Azcarra-

Pasay, Rizal, Manila ga, Tendon, Manila

Honolulu Iron Works Co. —Se-

cond Street, Port Area; Teleph. Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred.—55, Bar-

23213, Manila raca, San Nicolas, Manila

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

B182 (ELECTRICAL—MARINE—MECHANICAL—MINING—SHIPBUILDING)

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

(Cranston, H. D.—717, Insular Life Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Go. of

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, San Nicolas, M.

Manila—71, de la Industria;

Manila; Teleph. 22051;

Manila P.O. Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging,

Manila

Elmac, Ino.—627, Rizal Avenue; P.O. Earnshaws Dock and Honolulu

Box 625; Teleph. 2-35-31; Cable Ad: Iron Works—Second Street, Port

Tehaselmac, Manila Area; Teleph. 23213; P.O. Box 282;

W. Tuecner Cable Ad: Mearnshaw, Manila

Manila Machinery and Supply Co.—

Manila Machinery & Supply Co.— 675, Dasmarindas, Binondo; P.O.

675, Dasmariftd4s, Binondo; P.O. Box 607; Teleph. 22458; Cable Ad:

Box 607; Teleph. 22458; Cable Ad : Machy, Manila

Machy, Manila

Philippine Engineering Corpn.—109,

Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz; P.O.

Mora Electric Co., Inc.—284, Ayala Box 786; Teleph. 22305; Cable Ad:

Boulevard, Ermita; Teleph. 23240; Philenco, Manila

Cable Ad: Meco, Manila

‘‘Vulcano Engineering Co.”—521, M.

de la Industrial, San Nicolas,

Philippine Engineering Corporation Manila

—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz,

Manila MINING ENGINEERS

Western Equipment and Supply Co.—- Alvir, A. D.—315-317, Crystal Arcade

117, T. Pinpin, Binondo, Manila Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Manila

Elicano, Victoriano—181, David, Bin-

ondo, Manila

MARINE ENGINEERS

Reynolds, Arthur I. — Samanillo

Earnshaws Dock and Honolulu Iron Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Manila

Works—Second Street, Port Area;

Teleph. 23123; P.O. Box 282; Cable SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

Ad : Mearnshaw, Manila

Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Iron

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan Works, The—Second Street, Port

Luna; Teleph. 23232; P. O. Box Area; P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad:

805; Cable Ad: Elvadema, Manila Mearshaws, Manila

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan

‘Vulcano Engineering San

de la Industria; Co.’’—521, M. Luna,

Nicolas,

Binondo; Teleph. 23237; P.O.

Box 805; Cable Ad: Elvadema.

Manila Manila

oH

Classified. List of Agents, Merchants

and Jdanufactarers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, 'W'ill be fonnd at the

JEnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Ilong Fong.

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 MACAO

Ou-mun Jily Ma-lcau

Macao is on

E. longitude, situated

a rockyin peninsula,

22 deg. 11. renowned,

min. 30 sec.longN. latitude,

before theandPortuguese

113 deg. 32settled

min. 30onsec.it,

for its safe harbour for junks and small vessels. The Portuguese, who had already

settled on the island of Lampacao, and frequented for trading purposes Chin-chew,

Liampo, Tamao,

missionary, and San-choan (St. John’s Island, where

MacaoFrancisin 1557.Xavier, the after

celebrated

arrival in thisdied), part ofwere conceded

the world, the use

the Viceroy ofofCantpn, powerless Shortly

himself their

to perform

the task, offered to present the barren peninsula to the

succeed in subduing the notorious pirate, Shan-si-hiu, who styled himself “King of Portuguese if they should

the islands

lorchas, leviedof Canton” and,

far with his force ofof 12,000 men andand100evenarmed junksfarandas

to blockade thetribute

port ofasCanton. as theThemouth

PortuguesethemannedYangtsze and armed went a fewso vessels

and

of Macaosucceeded

soon inafterwards

raising thebeganblockade

to rise,of and

Canton andtheclearing

during the seas.

seventeenth The town

and eighteenth

centuries _ trade flourished there, the difficulty of residence at Canton greatly

contributing towards it. The East India Company and the Dutch Company had

establishments in Macao.

The Portuguese paid the mandarin of Heungshan a rental of 500 Taels a year for

the

rentaloccupation

any longer,of andMacao until drove

forcibly Governorout theFerreira

Chinesedo Custom-house,

Amaral in 1848and refused

withtoitpayevery

the

vestige

for he of Chinese

was waylaid authority.

and This bold

barbarously stroke cost

murdered near him

the his life ofonPorta

Barrier 22nd. doAugust,

Cerco, 1849,.

and

his head was taken to Canton. This political assassination synchronised with an

attack on Macao by the mandarin’s troops who were repulsed by Amaral’s doughty

lieutenant Mesquita. Eventually the sovereignty of Portugal over Macao was formally

recognised by China in the Treaty signed with Portugal in 1887.

In N ovember, 1901, an Envoy Extraordinary arrived from Portugal, his mission being

toColony.

arrangeThewithlinetheofChinese Government

demarcation submitted for by

a delimitation

the Envoy includedof the boundary of the

certain islands-

which the Chinese Government refused to acknowledge as being part of the

Portuguese

a concessioncolony, for aandrailway

the Envoy, while not

from Macao successful The

to Canton. in gaining this point,

convention, secured

however, did

not

to the East again in 1904. In November a new agreement was arranged withcame

meet with the approval of the Cdrtes at Lisbon, and Senhor Branco the-

Chinese Government,

satisfactory, and refused but theratification.

GovernmentInataccordance

Lisbon regarded with thetheTreaty

terms ofas far1887from

the-

Governments ofMacao

boundaries ChinaandanditsPortugal in 1909butappointed Commissioners

not admittointerrupted

delimitatetitlethe-

to half theofterritory Dependencies,

claimed, and the Portuguese China wouldCommissioner Portugal’s the

negotiations after they had been in progress neatly four months

the dispute to The Hague Arbitration Tribunal. China definitely refused to agree and proposed referring

toauthorities

this, and so the position remains asover it has always ofbeen. In by1910clearing

the Portuguese-

of a piraticalasserted their had

horde which jurisdiction

terrorised thethewhole island

delta. Colowan the place

The colony is separated from the large island of Heung-shan

the year 1870, at the end of the narrow, connecting sandy isthmus. The principal by an arch, built in

topographical

tdthenorth, features of Macao are two principal ranges of hills, one running from south

base the other leans

of which from upon

east tothewestriverwhich may be considered

or anchoring place. On astheforming

lofty mountan angle,

east-

ward, called Camilla, is a fort, enclosing the church of Na. Sra. de Guia, and!

westward is Lillau, on the top of which stands the hermitage

entering a wide semi-circular bay, called Praia Grande, which faces the east, on the- of Na. Sra. da Penha;.

 B184 MACAO

right

Seen from the roads or from any of theand

hand stands the fort San Francisco; fortsoncrowning

the left, that of N. Sra.lowdehills,

the several Bom Macao

Parto.

isstreets

extremely picturesque.

are kept very clean. The public and private buildings are gaily painted and the

In the town there are several places pfl interest. The Gardens and Grotto of

Gamoes, once the resort of the celebrated Portuguese poet Camoes, are worth seeing,

as, also, are the noble facade of the ancient Jesuit church which used to form a part of

the

crusading collegeardour

of Sanof Paulo, burnt inin1835,

the Portuguese and the

all their Avenida

voyages Vasco dainGama.

of discovery the EastTheis

■evidenced at Macao by the large number of Churches which still exist. The Cathedral

ischurches

a large are plainstucco

structure having no architectural pretensions,

edifices, simple without ahd unassuming within. and the various parish

Owing to its being open to the south-west breezes and to the quietude always

prevailing,

Hongkong and Macao hasneighbouring

other become a frequent,

ports, andretreat

thereforareinvalids

several and goodbusiness men from

modern hotels.

After the cession of Hongkong to the British, the trade of Macao declined rapidly

arid

traffic,thepregnant

coolie traffic subsequently developedinthere gave it fresh

a certain notoriety. isThis

principal article ofwith abuses,

export, wasasabolished

as well fire-crackers,1874. Fish,and

tobacco and preserved,

preserves. the

Essentia] oils,

tea and matting are also- export ed to some extent. Brick and cement works, and

other factories have been established. The commercial activity of the place, however,

as far as the Portuguese are concerned, is a thing of the past.

preparedAs theforharbouc has long shown

its improvement,,.but untilsigns

recentlyof silting

little hasup,beenvarious

done. projects haveplan

A detailed beenof

apigeon-holed

very big scheme was prepared 30 years ago by Senhor Adolpho

by the home Government. The matter was raised again, however, some Loureiro, but was

10 or 12 years later, and another expert engineer, Senhor Gastello Branco, was sent

tohisMacao

reporttosuffered

make investigations.

the same fate as’ He its made a few amendations

predecessor. Then came tothethegreatoriginal plan, but

constitutional

change in Portugal with the promise of a greater measure of autonomy for the Colonies,

arid

Hugo thedeneed of harbour

Lacerda, whowashadimprovement

planned wassuperintended

andmake pressed again,thewith the result

important that works

harbour Admiralat

Lourenco Marques, sent out to a report. He

modifications in the original'scheme. Whereas the earlier schemes contemplated only has introduced important

the improvement

provides, as its main of thefeature,

inner harbour,

for the Admiral

creation Lacerda’s

of a harbour scheme,for while

large embracing this,

vessels in front

oftiontheof city. The work for making the inner harbour better fitted

the considerable fleet of junks which trade between Macao and neighbouring ports for the accommoda-

and

There engaged in theextensive

havemeans

been importantfishing industry

reclamations, is nowsubstantial

and some in a very advanced state of progress.

tion. By of a Deauville railway running across the neck sea-walls are now

of the peninsula, in posi-

the mud

excavated from the inner harbour was dumped on the other

main feature of the outer harbour works is a protected anchorage to accommodate vesselsside near the Barrier. The

drawing up to 23 feet, and a long deep-water channel of approach, giving a depth of 14 ft.

at low tides and 23 ft. at high tides. Owing, however, to the nature of the mud used

in the reclamations of the Outer Harbour it has not been possible to build on the

extensive

Portuguesetract of land, taking

Government, but a over

Hongkong syndicate

the entire has made

reclamations a proposal to The

for development. the

scheme has been

Government willsubmitted

not opposetoit.Lisbon for approval, and there are hopes that the Central

Another reclamation scheme has in the meanwhile been commenced by the filling

in of awith

town largethepartreclamations

of the old Praia

of theGrande Bay, as theItmeans

Outer Harbour. is beingforcarried

the linking

out byofa the old

Macao

Chinese syndicate.

waterThehave need,all for

beengood dfinkirig

obtained; fromwater

Lappa has Island

long been andfelt,

fromforwells

the Colony’s

within the supplies

Colony,of

and

concessionlatterlyhasinbeenverygranted

small byquantities

the Municipalfrom aCouncil

reservoirfor constructed

the supply ofatportable

Guia Hill.

water.A

Expert engineers were invited to draw up a comprehensive scheme, and the works

were

colonyputwillin behand in November,

supplied 1932. Upon

with an abundance completion of the Company’s scheme the

of water.

 MACAO B185

The new Macao-Shekki motor road, started in'1928 has’lyeen completed. The

country opened up by the new highway is an interesting one; khd is likely to be of

great commercial value.

The installation of automatic telephones was inaugurated i’n Etebember, 1929.

The Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company and k'Chinese Company

maintain a regular service between Macao and Hongkong and there is a

regular service also between Macao and Calnton. The distance from Macao to Hong-

kong is 40|andmiles,

telegraph and toTheCanton

wireless. 88 miles.

population Macaowith

of Macao; is connected with Hongkong

its dependencies by

of Taipa and

Colowan, is, according to the Census taken in 1927, Chinese,: 152,738; non-Chinese,

mostly of Portuguese

Portuguese troops. extraction, 4,437—a total of 157,1 ; 75. Macao is garrisoned with

DIltECTORY

^ # P! i! Ou mun too ch‘u

Governador da Colonia—Dr. Artur Tamagnini de Souza Barbosa

Ajudante de Campo, Tenente Beuto de Brito do Rio Abreu

Reparticao do Gabinete

Chefe da Reparticao do Gabinete—Tenente: COrdifel Joel Henrigue Gomes Vieira

Em. Covnmissao

Chefe

Silvade Seccao dos: Servicos de Administracao Civil—Paulino Antonio da

Aspirante dos Services de Adnjmistracao Civil—Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario

Palacio do GovEilno

Fiel do Palacio—Joaquim da Silva Fepraz

GOVERNO DE MACAU O Presidente do Leal Senado da Camar

CoNSELHO do Governo SecVetario O ofieial do i la classe' da

Presidente—Sua Exa. o Governador Repartigao TbOnlck das Obras Milicas

Vogais— CoNSEfcno TEcMed de OrfftAs' PdkLicAS

Capita© dOs Porto /iM M.a'cku • ’

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da Repartigao Tb' Engenheirp

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. Obras

Dr.

Dr. Americo

Haracio A. Pacheco Jorge

Laranjeira Publicas

Leong Han liin Voga^s -

Dr. Joao Vila Franca Todos os incluindo

engenheiros ao servigo da

Consecho de Administra^ac das Obras Colonia, oS hidrbgrafos

Publicas de Macau O Delegado Procurador da Republica

.0 o^cial mais graduado^.jdo exercito ou

Presidente da armada, em servigo na Coloiua

da Colonia— Sua Exa. o Governador 0 dosSub,-Director

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Chefe do Estado Maior das Forcas-do

Publicas

O Capitao dos Portos

O Servigos

Director dedaSaiide

Repartigao Tecnica dos Secretario—O oficial de la classe da

e Higiene Repartigao Tecnicadas Obras Phblica

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REPAHTigAO Tecnica das Obras Chefes de zona — Simao Amarante,

Pi'Blicas de Macau Rafael

Margal de Andrade: e Ciriaco M.

Engeaheiro-Ad junto—Joao Meira Rebelo Escriturario

Yalente de Carvalho

la Seccao—Edificios PuLlicos Sequeira — Francisco Xavier de

•Condutores de 2a classe—R. G. B. Bor- Seccao de Expediente (Compreendendb A

ges e’D. F. de Vilhena Biblioteca e Arquivo)

Auxiliar Tecnico—A. G. Dias Chefe, Oficial de la classe—Luiz Antonio

Nogtieira

Apontadores de 2a classe—A. B. P. dos Amanuenses de 2a classe — J. Franco

.Santos e A. A. d’Almeida e A. J. Silva

Fiscals—F. Xavier, A. R. da Silva e P. Amanuense-arquivista—A. A. de Britto

Z. de Souza Ajudante do Arquivista—L.

ia Secrdo — Viapdo, Saneamento, Con- Dactilografas—B. M. B. da F.Silva,

Gomes

F. M.

serva^do e Ayuas Lopes e J. F. Guerreiro

Chefe, Continuo—T. do Rosario

Apontador de la classe—J. H. M. Seccao de Contabilidade e Tesouraria

de Carvalho Chefe-contabilista—J.

Apontador de la classe— S.A.E. Dias

Apontador de 2 classe—A. F. X. de Souza Sub-chefe

Gracias de(Oficial de 2aC. classe)—C.

de A. Several E.

Chefes cantoneiros—J. F. Lopes, J. Ajudante Contabilista—P. T. Carion

Gracias e L. Brandao

8a Secf.ao—Obras Maritimas, Pontes, Cais, Amanuense (Ajudante do Pagador)—A.

dos S. Valbom

Quebramares, ete. , Amanuenses—Oscar Marques e M. R

Chefe, Auxiliar Tecnico—M. A. T. Borges Nogueira

Apontadores de 2a classe—E. Y. de Bar- Qbras Municipals e Particulares

ros e S. L. de Noronha (Transitorio )

fya Seer,do—EstvAos de Mares, Sondagens e Chefe, Oficial de la classe—Luiz Antonio

Balisagens Nogueira

Chefe into.—Engo. Hid. A. Oliveira Mestre de obras—S.

Fiscais—O. de Noronha,S. S. V.Siqueira

M. Batalha,

Auxiliar Tecnico—A.P. Margal Manuel Guerreiro e A. B. Ferreira

Encarregados

Ferreira de mares—A. Pedro e Y.

Desenhador—L. D. Ley. Conselho Inspector de Instruqao

5a Secydo—Conserva$ao de Fundos do Mar, Presidente—Sua Publica Exa. o Governador da

Equipamento do Porto e Material Colbnia,

Flutuante, Armazens e Oficinas Barbosa Dr. Artur Tamagnini de Souzi

Chefe—Carlos Jorge Pinto Vice-Presidente—Inspector

Publica, Dr. Carlos Sampaiode Instrugao

Auxiliar de dragagens—M. Porfirio

Capitao da draga Macau—F. de P. Vogais— Reitor do Liceu—Dr. Jose Ferreira de

Ferreira Castro

Sub-chefe de Armazens e Oficians—J. Presidente

d’A. Ferreira

Fiel—J. M. J. dos Santos Rodriguesdode Leal

OliveiraSenado — Albano

Seccdo Agrimensura Cadastro Predial Chefe dos Services de

—Dr. Guilherme de Brito SaudeChaves

e Higiene

Chefe, Desenhador E.D. Freire Presidente

Eseolas da Junta de Inspecgao

Chinesas—Antonio Maria das

da

Apontador dedelalaclasse—A.

Amanuense M.Baptista

classe—J. Car valhosa Silva

Desenhadores de 2a classe—J. Chan e Professor primario—Francisco

Palmeira de Carvavalho e Rego Ernesto

A. Lei A. R. Rodrigues e R.A. Representante

Topografos—J.

Rosa Portugues nodasExtremo

Escolas do Padroado

Oriente—Pe.

Corpo de Salvacdg Publicg Raul Camacho

Comandante — Antonio Marques da Presidente da Associagao Promotora da

InstrugaoNolasco

dos Macaenses—Dr. Luiz

Costa Gonzaga da Silva

Chefe de divisap — Jose, da Cunha Secretario — Dr. Adeline Barbosa . da

Amorim Conceigao

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Tribunal Administrativo Secretaria

Presidente—Dr. Juiz de Direito, Antdnio Chefe—lo. oficial—Amerieo Valente

Augusto de Miranda lo. bficial—Jose Chaves

Yogais— 2o. oficial—Sebastiao Carlos de Jesus

Dr. Carlos Sampaio Fiel-pagador—Josb Aleixoda Rosa

Dr.

Dr. D.Manuelr.

Joao dadeVila Franca Gaivao 3o.

Mascarenhas

oficial—Julio Antonio de Assis

Fiel de Deposito—Luis Pedro Gois

Secretario—D. Joao Carlos da Costa de Aspirantes—Firrnino

de Mendpnca, Cornelio Conceigao Machado,e

Jose Gracias

Souza Macedo Frederic© Lisbelo Nogueira

Amanuense—Carlos Vicente de Barros Telefonistas de la classe—M. A. dos

ffi a p's » Remedies edaM.2aC classe—E.

Telefonistas dos Remedies

A. Colaco

Ou mun ts’oi ching ’ing e E. M L. d’Almeida

Repartjcao Central dos Serviqos de Aspirante auxiliar de la class — J. M. do

Fazenda da Colonia de Macau C. Marcal

Amanuense

Director—Vago

Sub-director Antunes letrado — Artur Acacio

— Antonio Augusto de Vas- Desenhador—Lourengo

concelos Raposo Liu

lo. Oficial—Luis Jose Martins Alunos subsidiados—Jose Teodoro Boyol

2os.GomesOficiaisAngelo

— Adolfo Maria Tarroso e A. M. de Carvalho

Francisco X. Antunes A. F. Rodrigues e Praticante—A. M. dos Remedies

Auxiliar da Fiscalizacao das industrial

3os.Ricardo

Oficiais—Miguel Clemente Cordeiro Electricas—M. da E. Couto e Adao do E.

Xavier Ferreira, Alberto Santo

Antonio Angelo e Numa L. Marques Estagdo Central dos Correios

Aspirantes—Jose Fernandes, Francisco Chefe—2o.

Xavier Freire Garcia, Joaquim Piedade

Morais e, Henrique Carlos Braga 3o. oficial—Joao Palmeira deoficial—Fernando

Carvalho e Rego. Ernesto-

Porteiro—Jose Maria da Costa Batista Hui

Aspirantes—Matias

Continuos — Chek Issuf e Joao Filipe Nogueira, Maria Stela Hb, Horacio Roldao

Rodrigues da Rocha, Luis

Possollo de Sousa, Pompilio Maxima da

Silva Pedruco e Raquel Maria Drumond

fl $ & Man cheng teng Aspirante auxiliar de 2a classe —Laertes

Central dos Servicos de Leopoldo Estaedo

Reparticao ADMINISTRAgAO da Costa

TelegrdMa

Civil Chefe 2o. oficial—Joaquim Pereira Estrela

Chefe de Services—Dr. Carlos Sampaio Aspirante—Evaristode Oliveira

la Seccao—Servicos Civis e Politicos Telefonista de 2a classe—A. Martins de Carvalho

Chefe M. Dias

Pereirade deSecgao—Antonio

Yesconcelos Joao Teles Aspirante Lau

auxiliax de la classe—Antonio

Official—Raul da Rocha Xavier

Aspirantes—Jose .MariaFernandes

Simao Rodrigues, 1Aspirantes aux^liares de 2a plasse—

Roberto Antonio, Amante, Simplicid( Lopes, Jorge Alberto Alves,

Manuel Magalhaes, Jose Maria Borges Estorninhp BrigidaGomes

e Mario Guterres Batalha de Carvalho

%a Secgdo-^Negodos Externos e Arrquivo Praticante—Meinardo Frutuoso da Silva

Chefe

Silvade Seccao — Paulino Antbnio da ! Pedruco.

Oficial Aluno subsidiado—Antonio Machado de

RosarioInterinb—Raul

Porteiro

Bartolomeu do Mendoncga

—Carlos Maria d’Oliveira 2o. Distribuidor—Egas Monis de Assis

Continue—Julio Fblix Boiol Estacao Central Telefonica Automatica

Encarregado—Aspirante auxiliar de la-

H i§r H lec mu chu classe—Gastao Jose Demee

Reparticao dos Correios e Teleg- Telefonista reira.

de 2a classe—Pedro Jose Fer-

ra-fos da Colonia de Macau Guarda-fios—Josb Maria Feliciano Gomes-

Chefe da Repartigao—L. B. da C. Martins l e Luis Filipe Gracias

B188 MACAO

Caixa Economica Postal Interpretes-tradutores

Mario Horacio Graciasde(em2a.comissao classe—de

{Comissao Admimstrativa) servL-o no Consulado Geral de Portugal

Presidente—O Delegado do Prpcutadpr da em Cantao), Raul Augusto Nunes e

Republica Antonio Herculano de Mello

Vogais—O Chefe da Roparti^ao Teciiica Aluno-Interpreteadido—J. J. Lopes

dosCorreios

dos Services eTelegrafos

de Razerida eooSub-Direotor

Cbntapilidade, Linguas—Ignacio Maria Baptista,Baptista,

Vicente

Jose Fernandes,

Secretario — O Gerente' da Caixa . Carlos Maria de Sequeira (em ComissaoEvaristo

Economica Postal de service no commissariado de Policia)

Gerehte— lo. olicial—America

Tesoureiro—0 Valente Letrado Pequinense—Ho-shu

: Fiel pagador—Jose Aleixo Letrado Cantonense—Chii Pui-chi

da Rosa

Asm ran' te—Wenceslau Francisco ,‘de Paula Amanuenses

Chin Chan-pongChineses—Vong

e Chong Siu-hengSeng-h6n,

Nogueira

Encarregado Superintendencia do Corpo de Fiscais

Maria Lourdesdada Luz Contabilidade

, --X; Jose Municipals

Operadores—AlbertpjBatalha, Axojino do

Rosario, Ferriandd Ramalho e Jose Yaz Supte.—Jose Maria Xavier de Januario

Siqueira do

Auxiliar—Leopoldian Lopes Fisciais de la. classe : Maximo

Rozario e Olimpio da Conceicao dos

Santos.-Fiscais de 2a. classe;

Jesus Xavier, Alberto Frangisco JoseLau,de

Reparticao de Fazenda ConcElitia Jos

DE' M'ACAU Maria de Souza.-Fiscais de 3a. classe:

Secretario—Luiz

Adjunto—A. M. T.JoseGomesMartins Jose Augusto Cabral, Reginaldo

Recebedor—J. da C. E. P. de Carvalho e aldo Eugenio Nicolau Henriques Jorge,Pereira,

Arn-

Rego Lucas Sequira,

ceicao Fernandes. e Augusto da Con-

Aspirantes — J. X. Azinheira, H. Fiscais auxiliares : Joao

d’Ayala de S. Pimentel. H. O. Braga, Joao Carrero Braga, Francisco Con- dos Santos Lopes,

G. j. da Silva, E. A. F. de Beqa, J. A. E. ceiciio Gonsalves, Joaqnim JoseCollaco,

de

FreireP.Garcia

Morais, Francisco Xavier Alexandre Airosa Junior e Francisco

Informadores-avaliadores — H. da Con- Machado de Mendonca.

ceicao, B. E. da Silva, F. X- R. da Observatorio Meteorologico

Rocha de Macau

Escrivaes das Executes Fiscais—J. F. da Director — Capitao-Tenente Samuel C.

Silva Margal, R. H. da Rosa Vieira

Oliciais dodiligencias—F. J. dos Remedies, Observers- -J. Chaves and H. A. Hyndman

Julio da Silva

Escreventes-Chineses

ingos Hi — S. Cou, ] Dom- Secretaria da Camara

Escolhedores

Sio KAi de prata — Afoc, Lai Secretarih—Verissimo

do Rozario

Francisco Xavier

Fiscal de Liupun ern Macau—F. X. dos Secqao Permanente do Conseliio do

Remedies Governo

Fiscal de Liupun em Colpane— J. M, da

Costa Presidente—Sua Exa. o Governador

Fiscal de Liupun da Taipa — Joao Vogais Republica e Chefe dos doServices

Natos—Delegado Procuradorde

Evangelista Tcheong Fazenda

/RJ -0 F* mou hoc Vogal Nomeado — Chefe dos Services

de Administracao Civil

ReparticIo Tecnica do Expedience

Sinico & w ®

Chefe

Silvada Repartigao—Antonio Maria da Sai ieong cheng mou tian

Sub-Chefe da Repartigao—Abilio Maria ADMINISTRAgiO DO CONCELHO DE MaCAO

da Silva Basto Administrador do Concelbo—Major Al-

Interpretes-tradutores

Antonio de 2a. classe— berto de Castro Arez

Gracias Ferreira Batalha e Vicente JosO Aspirante—Estanislau

Secretario—Angelo C. do Rosario

C. Lopes

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COMANDO DA P0M6IA DB. SeGURANCA ; PbUcia Administrativa

Publica du Macau Chiefe;—Carlos Jose Augusto da Silva

Comandante—<2‘

log de Sousa Gorgulho.

Oficiais subalternos—Tenente de Infan- Morais

taria,

Tenente Rodrigo

de BraudaoAlberto

Artilharia, Pinto; ChefePdHcia^de

Guede|Ferreira InDestigavao Criminal

(proviscirio)—Carlos de Maria Ser

Macedo Pinto; Tenente de Artilbaria, queira

Julio

Silva Manuel de Oliveira Montalvao e puhrckefef—A 1 varo Augusto Xavier da Luz

e Leong Mao.

Chefes de Esquadra—Estev ao Jose Maria Amanuense cAmgs-^Ohang Chong Hang

da

am, Rosa, PauloAvelino

Pedro, daJoseRosa,

Maria2o.Estev-

gentoFirmino

Romeu Alves Teixeira, , sar-

2o. sargen-

tosargento

Mario Pereira

Fausto:Afonso Branco. 2o.

de Sousa Ferreira, w m &

Secretqr-ia E Arquivo Qn ch’at sz,ei nga mun

Encarregado—O oficial subalterno da TRIBUNAL JUDICIAL

Policia de Seguran9a PubHca, Tenente Juxzo DE Direito daComarca de Macau

de Artilharia, Alberto Ferreira Macedo Juiz de Direito—Dr. Antonio A. Miranda

Pinto.

Avianuenses—'&o. sargento Jose Coelho, Delegado Dr. Manuel de Procurador

de Gusmas doda Mascarenhas

Republica—

Chefe JaimedoVictor

Raul Roldao Rego. Hugo, Sub-chefe Escrivaes:Gaiyap

Escrevente—Euclides da Concei^ao Rod- 1° Ojicio — Joao da Silva

rigues Viana. 2° Oficio — Dr. Fernando de

Conselho Administrative) Alcambar Victorino Pereira. Oficiais de

Frevidente—O Comandante da Pollcia

Seguranga Publica^ Capitao de Artil- Teodoricode diligencias—Joao da CruzdosRodrigues,

haria, Carlos de Sousa Gorgulho Joao Julio doXavier

Crisostomo Santos e

Espirito Santo

Vogetl—O

Seguranga,oficial subalterno

Tenente da PoliciaRod-

de Infantaria, de

rigo Brandao Guedes Pinto til S Tang Ki Kok

Tesov/reiro—O oficial subalterno da Policia CONSERVATORIA DO ReGISTO PllEDIAL

de Seguranga, Tenente de Artilharia

Julio Manuel de Oliveira .Montalvao e Conservador—Dr. Jose Alves Ferreira

Silva

JSecretdrio—2o. sargento Carlos Jose Vieira Almoxarifado de Fazenda

de Azevedo

Amanuenses-sargento Jose dos Santos Almoxarife—L. J. Sales

Maneiras, Sub-chefe Lourengo Ivasio

Mantes, Sub-chefe Antbnid Marques;dos Imprensa Nacional

Santos Director—Alex, de Noronha

Administracao do Concelho e Comiss-

ariado de Policia de Macau NAVAL E MILITAR

Administrador do Concelho e Oommitsdrio Delegacia Maritima das Ilhas

de /Wicia—Major de Infantaria, Alberto I) ei. eg a do- - Capitao de Artilharia, Ale-

de Castro Arez xandre dos Santos Majer

Secretdrio—Angelo da Conceigao do Ro- Escrivao da Delegacia—2o sargento de

sario infantaria, Alfredo da Silva Martins

Aspirante— Estanislau Carlos Lopes Encarregado da Escrituracao em Co-

Oficial de dilig'encias—Abelard 0 J0&0 de loane — Roberto Antonio Fernandes

Noronha Amante

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AdMINXSTRAt AO DO ( V)NCELHO DAS IlHAS Director — 1° tenente engenheiro-ma-

Administrador -Capitao de Artilharia, quinista naval, Virgilio Correia

Alexandre dos Santos Majer Contabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandes

Chefs do Posto de Coloane—Roberto Lancha Canhoneira “Macau”

Antdnio Fernandes Amante Comandante — 1° tenente Albano Ro-

Chefe do Posto da Taipa e Secretario— drigues Oliveira engenheiro hidrografo

Consfcancio Jose Gracias

Oficial de Diligenclas—Jose Francisco Oficinas Navais

de Assis Dir. das Oficinas Navais—lo. Tenente

Quarter General Eng. Maq. Nav. Virgilio Lopes Correia

Chefe do Estado Maior e da la Reparticao, Contabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandes

interino—Major de infantaria, Alberto

de Castro Arez GOVERNO ECCLESIASTICO

Adjunto—tenente de artilharia, Antonio Bispo—D. J. da Costa Nunes

Pedro da Costa Secretario da Camara Ecclesiastic*

Chefe da 2a Reparticao—Capitao do Ser- interino—Conego J. M. T. da Luz

vice de Administracao Militar, Antbnio

Libanio Fernandes Gomes

Adjunto—tenente do extintode Carvalho.

Horacio dos Reis Gonsalves Q.P.F.C., ^ Tai t 'Sng

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tbnio de Almeida Cura—Conego Raul Camacho

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Exequiel de Matos Vicente, Joaquim Sacristab—xLuiz Ho

Jose

MariaBastos

RamosAntunes

Lopes Ferreira, Manuel

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da Costa Paroco—Pe. J. A. A. Monteiro

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. Paroco—Cpnego Domingos Yim

Capitania. dos Portos de Macau Sacristao—Tomas Yeong

Prof, da Escola Mong Tak—Pedro Lain-

Capitdo dos Portos—Cap-tenente, Samuel Yu-Knan

C. Vieira

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Seccao de Contabilidade ^ Itc A St 1 ien iun siu

Chefe—2° tenente Adm. Naval Jose Capella do Hospital de S. Raphael-

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Igkeja de - Sto. Agostinho Chinese Youths

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Director—M. M. F. d’Asois G. Gutterres

Igbeja de Nossa Sknhora do Monte

do Carmo—Taipa

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Escola Primaria Municipal H. Coelho, jr.

“ Pedro NolasCo da Silva ” Tesoureiro—F. X. Hagatong

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Promotora da iNSTRUcgio Amanuense—A. A. da Rosa

Macaenses Cobrador-Continuo—A. F. Nantes

Presidente—Dr.

Secretario—F.X. Luiz Nolasco

Hagatong

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Jacques Gracias, de Joao S. Fernandes,

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Cable Ad: Simodias Chien( Ilsun and Cihan ;Ohao Mou

Boa Vista Hotel—Cable Ad: Boavista Examiners—A,; A. Simoes, Lin Lai Twan,

Ip Lai Chuen, Chan Chiu and P. Wu

Braga,: J. M., Press Correspondent and > Chinese Maritime Customs {Chung

’Shari Port) '

News Agent—6, Rua de St. Antonioi

Cable Ad: Braga Commissioner—H. W. Bradley

16 Chang pale fuhg' ■ Chinese Optical Co., Opticians—1e, Rua

Chang Pak Tung, Merchant and Commsi- de 6651

S. Domingos; Teleph. 661; Cable Ad:

sion

Auto.Agent—5,

2S82; P.O.Ruados

Box 16Colonos; Teleph. Y. K.P. Y.Fu,Liang,

manager;

acct. -

Agencies :

Heung

BataviaOn SeaInsurance

and Fire Co.,

Insce.Ld.Co., Ld, m de Macau m m Kong- tiang pS ion

Globe

Chee Cheong Bank, Banking and In- Silva — Henrique ,Nolasco da-

surance Agents—25, rua dos MeroadoreS: Secretario — Dr. Gustavo Nolasco da

Teleph. Ill; Cable Ad: Cheecheong; Silva

Tesoufeiro—Dejfino Jose Ribeiro, Jr.

Codes; Bentley’s and Acme Vogae^—Carlds Humberto da Silva

Vogal—Dr. Alberto Pacheco Jorge

2L m & on Companhia Das Aguas De Macau,

China

Ltd., Meta!

The, Manufacturing

Manufacturers arid Co.,

Ex- S.A.R.L. - Capital: $1,000,000 — Head

porters of Electric Torch Lights— Office: 39-41,, Rua da Praia Grande;

Avenida Almirante Larecda. Nos. 65 to Telpphs, 961, 962 and 2222; Installa-

79; Teleph. 589; Cable Ad: Evertyright. tions:.-Green Island; Teleph. 964 and

Head Office: Bank of Canton Building, Siac shops Pai Van (Colowan Island); Work-

Hongkong; Teleph. 20357 Agents

Java: Geo. Wehry & Co. Agents in in Directors—A.inP.Macao;

: Mongha Jorge,.TCeph. 963.

K. M. Chow,

Singapore, Batavia; Sourabaya, Semar- G.Mello,

L. Wdtig, F. J. Gellioh, A.

Warren A. Wong, Au Yueng A. de

ang, Medan, Calcutta and Bombay. Man Lee, O. K. Wong a' n d J. M.

Chan Ping Kau, gen. mgr. and chief Braga

engr.

MACAO B193

Staff: Siam—Praca Lobo d’Avila 18

J.H. M:

W. Braga, generalconsulting

Hirschberg, managerengineer Consul—B. de Senna Fernandes

Wong Goon Let, mgr. (Installations

dept.) A. Wong, engineer

Warren Der A Wing & Co. (1932), Ltd., Printers-

General Office : and Stationers—18, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro

J.II. V.V. Jorge,

Pinheiro,

chiefsecretary

accountant J. F. de Senna, representante

Ernesto G.

Miss M.LanF. Koi Eusebio

do Rosario

Chow • Directory and Chronicle of the Far

Chow Kwong Wing East—(China,

pine Islands, Dutch Japan,EastMalaya, Philip-

Indies, etc.)

J.Leung

R. M.Wah Ferreira

Kwan Macao Agent—A. A. de Mello, 22 and

24, Praga Lobo d’Avila

Installations :

Jorge Rosario I Leung Tai Shan Drogajj, A. (Macao Dispensary)—15, 8 and

Cheng Hung | Paulo Wong 10, Largo de S. Domin

Stores :

Carlos de ConceiQao

Drawings and Plans: fd & # it m *

J. A. Basto Tai .tung tin pou hung szb

J. Bafiares | Lucas Kwan

Chemical Laboratory : Eastern Extension, Australasia and

C. Y. Chue, chief chemist

Jeronimo Osorio edChina

withTelegraph Co., L^d.

Cable)—Macao Branch(Associat-

: Post

Pump

A. de Mello 1 Francisco Assis Ad : Eastern. Head Office : Electra

Joao Simoes | Yung Yan Sang House, Victoria Emb'ankhierit, Lon-

don, W.C. 2

CONSULATES

nt m m ft * fd&UMWM m

7rai'peh Ttiook ling sz Icun Empresa

of the Comercial

EconomicalLu sitana, Co.,

.ffirading (Property

Hong

Belgium—French Bank Building, 5, and Kong) .Import, and Ex.port Merchants

Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor; Ie andManufacturers’ Representatives—

If, ' Avenida . Almeida Ribeiro;

Teleph. 21892. Teleph.^821;, P,A.B<*x 175; Cable Ad.-

ft m ® m m * j Mottoes

Tai fat kmk lengm Ttun •1.. M. d’Ahneida, -manager

J. A. Corderio, assistant

France

Consul—A.

Hongkong) Cadal - (Residing in vi&siLM'Mmftwnm

ft ^ m * b Empresa

portes, Lusitana

Lda,' Generalde Transport

Trans-

Japan Yat pim leng sz kkn, Transhipment; and Warehousing—1;

Consul Avenida Office

Altnieida Ga’rage

R-ibed-o 478;

(2nd; floor),

kong)General—(Residing in Hong- Telephs.

493; Cable Ad:601,*Eltelda; Cplie:P.O.A.B.C.

Box

5th edn.

% m m m ± Julio AlbePfco llhsto, ihanag. partner

Tai wo’Jew,ok ling sz chu

Netherlands - 57, Praia Grande Empress OrientaY, Curios, Porcelain and

Acting Consul General—Dr. F. Lacquer Ware—Rua Central

A. van Woerden M. Almeida

Consul—Henrique Nolasco daSilva J. Almeida .

B7

©194 MACAQ

J%- M %r rnmMmmmmwm:

Wai san jolc fong Green Island Brickworks Co., Ltd.,

Farmacia SVIoderna Jorge & Co., Bricks—Green Manufacturers Island;and Exporters

Telephs.of480-10;

Clay

Ltd., Manufacturing Chemists, Analysts

. sand f) is pen sing Druggists, Bacterologists P. O. Box 32

—Avenida?1.5jAlmeida Ko HoSho, Ming,gen.managing

mgr. anddirector

Teleph, P.Q. Ribeiro

Box 19;Nos.Cable

43,45,47,

Ad: Wong chief engr.

Moderna Macau

M. Brazao, technical dir. Him Yuen Yick Kee, Firecrackers—

F. Silva; assistant 14, Rue da Miguel Aires

HU Chany do.

Dr. A. P. Jorge, manager & IE

Farmacia Popular, Dispensary and Hingkee and

Exporters—32, Avenida Almeida

Drugstore—Teleph.

223; Cable Ad: Popular739; P. O. Box Ribeiro; Telenh. 104; Cable Ad: Hingkee

H. N. RilVa, proprietor and mgr. A. Leong Hingkee, proprietor

P. de Souza (Pharmaceutics) P. Leong Hingkee, do.

Technical Dept:— Agency

C.Andr'

de4.Sousa

Rui | Jose Xavier Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage (>-

Ld., Hongkong

Jose Castilho I Amalia Nolasco

Accounting Dept.:— ^ & ft ^ Hip wo con9 sze

F. Barros Hip Wo & Co., Merchants and Commission

Firma Rainta, Dealers in Socks, Scarfs, Agents, Stores—29 and 50, Avenida

Perfumes, Underwears of European Almeida 4l, Travessa Ribeiro; Office and

do Paralelo; Godown:

Teleph. 232;

Manufacture—29,

Ribeiro Ayenida Almeida Cable Ad: Hip Wo

Wong Sho, managing proprietor

Firma Tanttno. Commission Agent—3, Agency. Lam Huen, chief accountant

Travessa

Tantino de Misericordia; Cable Ad:

C. M. de Souza, manager A. S. Watson

Waters & Co.,(European

and Wines Ld. Aerated

pro-

prietors)

Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., Hotel Riviera,Grande;

First Cable

class Ad:

up-to-date

Ltd., Every Description of invest- Hotel—Praia Chas. H. Cotton, manager

Riviera

ment and Savings Business Transacted.

Loans

—Foo GrantedBuilding

on Approved

Noi 1-0Securities

Avenida Hou Hing Dancing Club, Every

AlmeidaYau Ribeiro Night Dancing, Refreshments, Bar and

Loc Tin Meng and Luk Yee Yau, Best Floor, Partners

Avenida —AlmeidaCentralRibeiro

Hotel, Top

managers

Garage Lusitana (Property of the

Economical; Trading Co., Hongkong)— Imprensaffi Nacional mm% mwm

de Macau

lE and 821;

Teleph. If, Avenida

P. O. BoxAlmeida Ribeiro;

175; Cable Ad: Direcqao—Alexandre de Noropha,

Mottoes Secretaria — Olivia Stelca Lopes

J. M. d’Almeida, manager (Amanuense

Maria Marques - datilografa),

(auxiliar Luisa

de

J. A. Co rdeiro, assistant escritunujao)

Encarregados da . Revisao—Eugenio

Jose

Oficina Cordeiro e Jaime Rdbarts

Ching chow hung mo nai yauhan hung *e GouveiadeLuis Composicao

(chefe da-‘-Jose

oficina)Maria

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head Oficina de Impressao —Henrique

Office: Hongkong Castillo (chefe de oficina)

 MACAO B1&5-

in m ffi m n W t * ± * *5

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Luiz Nolasco, Dr.,, Barrister-at-law and

International Saving Society—Cable Teleph. Notary Public—53, Praia Grande

Ad: Intersavin. Head Office: 7

Ave. Edward VII, Shanghai (Ag Mrs. A.735Jorge

CableBorges,

"Ad: Lucosecretary

«ncy Controlled by Ca,nton Branch) Au See, interpreter

Agent—Eanco Nacional Uetrama- Au-ian, typist

rino, Avenue Almeida Ribeiro

Iong Mob Tong, Knitting Manufac- MacaowElkct^ic..^i^u^iiirG/C^o,,

& m ft mn ^ m

turers—4-17, Travessa de Maria —General Office': ^-2a,- and,Ltix, 2b, The

Rua

(Lucinda; Cable Ad: Mocto Central; Telephs. 616, 8tk) 809, 819,

826, 871 and 2400 ; Cable Ad: Elec-

tricity. Power Station : Estrada da

Bela Vista

F. J. Gellidrt, A.m.i.EvE., mang. dir.

Jorge, Adolfo, Barrister-at-Law

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph, 876 — 50, B. de Senna Fernandes, asst. mgr.

H. P. B&ileyf, asst. mgr.

J. Bevkoff' i(Power Station),

Jorge & Co., Merchants, Importers and engineer in-charge

Exporters — 4.3-47* Avenida Almeida Asst. Engjneers--G’. F. da Silva,

Ribeiro , A, Manturoff

Accounts. Dept. — M. Ribeiro,

Mrs. M. Sequira. Chiu Rut

wa m* Too, Lee Pak CHuen, Chiu

Kee Kwan Motor Road Co., Ltd., But Min, Lee Wifig Ori

— ShekMacao

ki Office: Ming de Sing Pei . ChiefCashier—M. A. da Silva

Road: Office: Rua Lorchas; Sfirpff—Too AVopn

Telephs. Data fRepL-yCh^ug,'.SoChuen,

2264 (traffic2265manager).

(managing2226 director),

(general Carlos Pereira . •

office) and 2214 (garage works); Cable Correspondence , D.ept.—Antonio

Ad: Kok wan road Pereira, Mrs, >CyrY;./ da Silva,

Mrs. F. P. da Silva

Filing Dept.—Paulo Quan, Siu

m ^>j =# m ; : Meter Chung,,. /'■ ..cO /'

Dept..—Alberto Pereira,

Larangreira, H. P., Advogado

lefone Almeida Ribeiro No. 1-q; Te- hr- , homed

AvenidaNo.,94!) Mrs; M.. Gongalyes,.; A. Ma-

, I

Inspectors--Mario Baptista, : J.

Lee, A. Machado,

J . da Luz, A. ’ Bernardo, A. Zuniga.

1

A.

Lima, M. A., Civil Engineer, Archi- Victal

tect and Surveyor—16, Travessa de Net Dept.—Tafi Tack, C. Gomes

Sto. Agostinho Installation, , Dept.—Yung Ping

Lisbon Bazaar, Silk Merchahts — 8, Kwong . •

AvenidaAd:Almeida Draugiitsipem- Lo Lau .Fong, A..

Cable ShamdasRibeiro; P. 0- Box 48; Boyol .

Consumers, Dept. — Ismael «da

Silva, Ram Chiu, Mrs. M.

Lobato, Pedro, Licericido em Direito Machado

Advogado—-Avenida Almeida Ribeiro, Adjustment Dept. — Ho Ying

1-Q. l.°; Telefone 740 K wong

Chinese ' Business Dept.—Wong

Man Ki, Wong Kai Wing

Loja “A Portuguesa,” Merchants, Stores Dept.—Antonio Ribeiro,

Wine Dealers and Commission K. C. Obih, L. Baptista, Ah

Agents—50, Rua do Campoai; Wah

Cable Ad : Ferro Showroom—Miss C. Rodrigues

6196 MACAO.

Manufactueebs Life Insurance Com A ge.n ts for :

PANY . Standard Vacuum Oil Company

A. Borges, agent Java China Japan Lijh, N. V.

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch

Mail

fl- ^ Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail

Royal Packet Navigation Co.

Mello, A. A. de, Merchant

sion Agent—22 and 24, Praga Loho find Commis- Orient Java Africa Line

d’Avila Holland1 Odst-Azie Lijn

Cable Ad:(Praia Medio Grande);

. Teleph. 540; The Robert Dollar Co.,

A. A. de Mello Dollar Steamship Lines' Inc..

L.AH.de

A. de Mello,

Mello, signsdo.per pro. Ltd,

Mi^s .0. de Mello,. do. American Mail Line

A. Tack Nolasco

Agencies: porters, & Commission

Co., H r Importers and Ex-

Agents—20, Av.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs. 2418 and 738

E. & A..Steamship Co., Ld. CableHouse

Ice Ad: Street;

Popular.Hongkong

Branch Office: 18,

Hamburg-Amerika Liriie Henrique Nolasco da Silva, gen.

H’kong., Canton & Macao S. B. Co.,Ld. manager

Hongkong Daily Press Export Dept. :

Directory and Chronicle of G. Azedo, manager

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Jose Hung, clerk

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd. Aurita Pereira, stenographer

Nippon Yusen Kaish a Import Dept. :

Norddeutscher Lloyd E.Leong-iVou

A. Oliveira, in charge

Mello, A. A. de, Accountant Booking Dept. :

Surveyor—Praca Lobo Avila,andNo.Cargo 24; James Wong

Cable Ad : Mello Oriental Silk Store, ©rapers, Mil-

A.J.A.dedeMello,

Melloclerk liners and Silks—In, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro

Moosa & Co., O. C., Merchants, Ship- Oriental Co., The, Importers and Ex-

ping

Exporters and Insurance Agents, Importers,

andand Commission Agents, porters, Importers

Merchants ofand Commission

Auctioneers Contractors—lc. and Agents,

23, Rua dos Mercardores; Optical Goods—

Telephs. Ill

Id. and 11 lA; and

CableAcme.

Ad: Yuentung;

Branches: Codes;

Ad: Avenida

Khetani D’Almeida Itibpiro; Cable kong, Bentley’s

Canton and Shanghai

Hong-

J.O. C.C. Moosa,

Moosa, principal

do. (India)

PoPrinter

Man and Lau,Photographer,

Bookseller, Plates

Stationery,

and

tz & m % m ft Films Supplier—2, Largo do S. Domin-

Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Code: Bentley’s gos; Teleph. 793; Cable Ad: Pomanlau;

Head Office: Amsterdam (Holland), (Lo Chuk Hoi, manager

—Cable Ad: Dredgers; Codes Used:

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentleys’

t? & IS

Boon & Co., Shoe

Exporters, K. C.,Manufacturers—94,

Importers and

7=r & ML m Avenida Almeida

Nolasco,

Agent—20,H.,Avenida Commission and Shipping

Almeida Ribeiro; Kamchuen; Codes: Ribeiro;

Bentley’s Cable Ad:

Teleph. K. C. Pbon, inang. proprietor

Popular; 738; P. O.A.Box

Codes: B. C.223;5th'Cable

& 6thAd:

Tung King Match Factory, Macao

Bentley’s

 MACAO BJ97

President Hotel, The—-Telepn 188, Rodrigues, 1, Avenida

DXmiIo,' Notary Public—

Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Macao Hee Cbeong 756, ;

Dr.CableLuisAd: Damrod

Gonzaga de Oliveira

Rodrigues, asst, notary

Antonio do Rosario, public

interpreter

7T ^ ^ ®

Rodrigues, F. (Established

General Merchant, 1916),

Importer, Exporter,

Insurance and Shipping Agents—8 and Rodrigues, Dr. Luis Gonzagam. de

10, Avenida

636 and 637;Almeida

P.O. Boxliibeiro; Telephs.

2 ; Cable Ad • Oliveira, Barrister-at-Law—1, Ave-

Bodrigues;

Bentley’s, Codes:

Complete A.B.C.

Western 5th edn.,5- nida

Union,

Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. 756

Antonio do Rosario interpreter

Letter edn., Lieber’s, Acme and Scott’s

10th edn. and Gueddes

Manager and Proprietor: Fernando de Rozario, General LStorekeeper—13

F. do.' Shipchandler, and

and 15, Calcada

Senna Fernandes Rodrigues dasL.Verdades; Cable Ad: Ado

Sole Agent for: F. do Rozario

Garland Petroleum Co., Inc. S. Fran-

cisco, Calfornia, U.S.A. SamCommission

Wa . Co., Importers,

Agents jor\ Agents — 2,Exporters and

Rua Central;

Union Insurance Society of Can- Teleph. 2313

ton, Ltd.

Companhia de Segufos Tagus 1887 Silva, Notary Francisco.

Public—1,A., da, Solicitor

Avenida and

Almeida

Lisboa Ribeiro) Teleph. 167; Cable Ad: Anacleto

Lloyd’s

' C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd.,

“Castrol” Soares, Dfe: 'Jose CaetaNo, Medical Prac-

Gross Hermanos, Malaga, Spain titioner—1, Rua da Cadeia; Teleph. 914

T. E. Plum, Denmark

Usines de Allbhdon S.A.

•Companhia Agricola Commercial de Macau,de Ltda.

Sociedade Abastecimento oe Aguas

dos Vinhos dos Porto (A. A. Supply Co., Ltd.),(The Macao Water

General Manager:

Ferreira Succrs) The Macao Electric Lighting Co.,

Jose Dommingos Barreiro, Ltd.

Empreza Industrial de Conservas Ltd.; General Office: 2-2a-2is, Rua

Central; Telephs. 331, 813, 957/958,

Poker, Ltd.

Industrias Portuguesas de Muni- 961/964, 966/968 ; Cab I- Ad : Water-

works; Pumping Station: Estrada

coes, Ltd.

Sociedade dos Vinhos Irmaos daF.Ilha Verde.

J.general

Gellion,

Unidos

Coreiro Santos & Ferreira, Ltd. mgr.a.m.i.e.e., dir. and

The Ocean Steamship' Co., Ltd. B. de Senna Fernandes, asst. mgr.

Tung On S.S. Co., Ltd. H. P. Bailey, do.

Companhia de Navegacao Tung H. S. McComb, chief engineer

Yick, Ltd. A. P. Jorge, plant engineer

The China Mutual Steam Naviga- J. M. Braga, distribution supt.

tion Co., Ltd Analytical Laboratory — H. Mc-

Comb, Chu Cheong Yung, Chan

Banker’s References Wing Chin, K. S. Tang, Chan

Banco National Ultramarino: Macau, Siu, Philip Au, K. C. Chan

Lisbon and London Correspondence Dept. — Antonio

The Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Pereira, Mrs. G. V. da Silva

Corporation, Hongkong Filing Dept.—Paulo Quan

The National City Bank of New York, Accounting Dept. — M. Ribeiro,

Chiu But Too, Chiu But Kuen

Hongkong Cashier—M. A. da Silva

 ■pi 98 MAGAO

Chief Shroff—Too Woon p] M —

Data JPept.—Carlos Pereira j | Sam King Rung Sze

Meter Dept. — Alberto Pereira, !

Mrs. M. Gonsalves

Inspectors — Mario Baptista, V. Thompson Loo & Co. (Est. 1930),

Dealers in Periodicals, Books, Post Cards,

Ignacio, J. Cordova ■ Albums, Annuals, Art-Pictures, k|usic-

Draughtsmen— J. Pereira, Kwan |, Sheebs, Photographic and Philatelic

Kit King Supplies, Commission Agents-Ak, Rua

Tracer—Au Chung Ng^C Central

. Consumers Dept.—I. da Silva, ; W. H. Thompson Loo, executive

Mrs. M. Machado manager

Adjustment' Ddpt. — Ho Y-ing j

Kwong

Chinese Busihess Dept. — Wong

Man Ki, Wong Kai Wing

!, , Clerks—Miss M. Marques, E. da m ® Keng hoi ® ® m

yan mu chung coc

j.l Silva, Cheng Hung, V. Nunes

Stores Dept-—Antonio . Bibeiro, Typographia Mercantil de N. T. Fer-

nandes Filhos, Ltd., General Printers

Chiu Kam Chi and

Showroom—Miss C. Rodrigues CablePublishers—26

Ad: Mercantil;andCodes:

28, RuaA.B.C.

Central;

5th

Tabaqueria Filipina, . Pobacfonists edn. and Bentley’s

-

(Wholesale and Retail)—lr, Avenide

Almeida Ribeiro Teleph. 2221 r Cabla Wada, Dr. S., Dentist—2d, Rua Central,

Ad : Tabaqueria

I. ■ : ■ .. ■ . top floor; Tele.ph. 2313

Jackson Medicine Qo., Importers and

dealers in Chemicals, Patent naediciries, Warren & Co., C. E., Sanitary and

Hospital supplies, surgical instruments, Pleating Agents—27, Avenida Al-

etc.—33b, Rua dos Mercadores.Cable; meida

■ Ad:

and Tason;

5th edns.Codes: Rentley, A-B.C. 4th disil

Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Clau-

C. H. Hu, manager G. V. da Silva, agent

'THERE is A GROWING MARKET

IN SOUTH CHINA

fiong; pong g;ii(ii ^ress

(Established 1857)

CAN PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH THAT MARKET

THROUGH THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

Write for specimen copies and rate cards.

Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s London Office:

Hoad C., Hong Kong. 53, Fleet Street, E.C. k-

French Ports

SPORTS

 THE MYSTERY OF THE EAST AND THE AMUSEMENTS

OF EUROPE CAN BE HAD IN

INDO-CHINA

A COUNTRY THAT MAKES A HOLIDAY PERFECT.

Visit

ANGKOR

THE CITY OF BEAUTIFUL 9th CENTURY MONUMENTS,

HIDDEN AMIDST THE GREAT MYSTERIOUS

CAMBODIAN FORESTS.

HUE

WITH ITS MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TOMBS.

THE BAY OF HA-LONG

OF WORLD WIDE FAME, SHOWING ITS FANTASTIC ROCKS,

AN IDEAL PLACE FOR PEACE AND REST.

THE HILLS OF

DALAT, BOKOR, TAMDAO, CHAPA

AMIDST THESE RANGES OF 3000 TO 4500 FEET, ARE SET

VERY GOOD HOTELS, SWIMMING POOLS, GOLF

COURSES, TENNIS COURTS AND EVERY-

THING THAT GOES TO MAKE A

HOLIDAY WORTH WHILE.

SAIGON

THE PARIS OF THE EAST

VISIT INDO-CHINA, THE MOTORIST’S AND HUNTER’S

BEST FIELD. 25,000 MILES OF ROADS. BIG GAME

SUCH AS TIGER. ELEPHANT, RHINO, WILD

BOAR, BUFFALO, DEER, AND 20

DIFFERENT RACES INCLUDING

THE SAVAGE MOL

Excellent Accommodation given in more than 150 Hotels.

No Bedding Necessary. French Cuisine and all

Drinks Everywhere.

All information will be gladly supplied by:—

OFFICE CENTRAL DU TOURISME INDOCHINOIS

22, Rue Lagrandiere. SAIGOIf.

 INDOCHINA

The French possession of Indo-China lies'between 8 deg. 30 min. and 23 deg.. 23

min N. lat.

•colonies and 97 deg. 40themin.protectorates

of Cochin-China, and 107 deg.ofE.Cambodia,

long. (Paris), and comprises

Annam, Tonkin, andthe

Laos and the territory of Kwang Cheou Wan leased from China. The total area

of Indo-China

General is 286,000

who, under square milesofand is“Minister

under theof direction

Colonies” ofrepresents

a Governor-

French Republic and the

has allauthority

the powersiof the the French Government. The Governor-the

General is assisted by two councils :

1. The “ Grand Conseil des Interets Economiques etFinailciers” including 28

French members and 23 native members, elected by local assemblies or appointed by

the

and Governor-General.

every other questionsThe that,Grand Conseil is compulsorilydesign.

the Governor-General,may consulted on the budget

2. The “Gonseil de Gouyerneraent de ITndochiiie”, a body which includes the

chiefs

businessofisleading services

to take care of theof interest

the administration

of each colonyand five native 'they

or protectorate members whose

respectively

represent. The Council of Government and the Grand Conseil

meeting in any of the chief towns’ according to the sumWaohs of the Governor-General are movable bodies,

who keeps two official residences: Hanoi and SaigOn; the former remains, however,

the seat of the administration.

General The Governor-Generalwhois assisted also by thepermanent

“Secretaire delegation

General du to. Gouvernement

questiondethatITndochine”

the Governor-General has a special

has notandreserved to himself. settle every

The deltas of Cochin-China and Tonkin are fertile ; .Annam, connecting them, is

apopulated

long mountainous tract, withtoathenarrow

hill tract stretching Mekong littoral on the

river on oneother.

side, andRice,a wild

corn,sparsely

cotton,

sugar, seeds, tobacco, and spice are the principal products of the-alluvial districts.

The

(in principal mineral

districts suchetc.) production

as Ke-Bao, is coal, which is mined exclusively in Tonkin

Tuyen-Quang, The . Hongay,

output Dong-Trieu,

averages 2,'Campha,

do0,00d Thai-Nguyen,

totis a year,Ninh-Binh, 600,000

ofincluding

which are used in the country and the remainder is exported.

gold, silver, ti% copper, lead and antimony,' exist inJ the ! Protectorate Other minerals, and

are

output moreoforzinclessOremined.

amountsZinc mines 12,000

to nearly are worked'bn

tons. a l«trge scale'ghd the annual

The principalNatrang,

Vinh-Ben-Thuy, harbours are Haiphong, andHohgay

Quinhonand Cainpha

Annam,inisSaigon

Tonkin,in Tourane,

China, and Phnom-Penh andCam-Ranh

Ream in Cambodia. Theinweather warm and Cochin-

humid

year long in the South, and in the North (that is in Tonkin) although summer days

are very like

tofalls.April, a those

true of Cochin-China—dry

fresh season, a winter, and wet—one

during which a can enjoy,

very thin fromsometimes

rain October

which variesAs to insensibly

central—Annam,—the

between thoseweather can and

of Tonkin be called an intermediary one,

Cochin-China.

There are 2,900 kilometers of railway completed and opened to traffic in Indo-

China, while 465 kilometers operated in the Chinese province of Yunnan belong also

toAnnamites.

the French. The population

The Chinese number is400,000,

estimated

and atthe23,000,000,

Europeansmost amountof whom are

to 46,000.

The Tonkinese

industrious. are larger

The Chinese and more robust

have immigrated than

in largethe Cochin-Chinese, and

number to theof industries more

South of

Cochin-China,

and commerce. where But, they

since had

afterobtained

the worldalmost

war,the

theexclusive

Annamites,possession

especially those who

come from the North (that are the Tonkinese), have

ability in trade and industries, and the Chinese find a hard time owing begun to make use of theirto

concurrence they find from the natives. The Cambodians

and hive given way to the Chinese and Annamites. The Laotians and Mois, are naturally apathetic,

B200 INDO-CHJNA

the Chinese and Annamites. The Laotians and Mois, authochtones of the forests

and mountainous

Muongs, who occupy grounds

all theoppressed

basins ofbythetheir

Blackneighbours,

River (Riviereare lazyNoire)andand timid. The

Song-Ma

River are handsomer and stronger than the Annamites, The Nungs look like the

Chinese and the Thos belong to the Thai race.

The total force of the French Army in Indo-China in normal time is composed as

follows: 15 battalions

five squadrons of Europeans,

of airplanes, and sundry19units—altogether

battalions of natives,about21 11,000

batteries of artillery,

Europeans and

18,000 natives.

are The trade of the Colony is rapidly increasing and nearly 50 per cent of the imports

muchof ofFrench origin..consist

the import Less than 4 per cent.of

of natural productsthefrom

remainder

neighbouringcomes countries.

from Europe, Indo-as

China has its own customs tariff governed by an Act signed by the President of the

Republic on the 29th of June, 1929 and the amount of the duties charged may by said

to be somewhat the same as that of France. By far, the largest export is rice.

Indo-China should attract the attention Of traveller's from all parts of the worldr

asTonkin,

it is isanwidely

ideal field

famedforfortourists. The bay

its Scenery. of Along

Running along(Baiethed’Along),

Annamesein coastthe gulfby ofa

railway the tourist reaches Hue, the residence of the Emperor of Annam, and

finds the sepulchres

interest. From Nhatrang of Emperors

the railway Gia-Long, Ming-Mang,

runs down to SaigonThieu-Tri,

through etc., a mine of

the mysterious

forest land.or primitive

the “mois” Full of tribes

game inhabit,

from elephants,

and reachgaur and the

Saigon, tigermainto port

rabbit, and China-

of Indo where;

There is a daily express train, with restaurant-cars and berths, running between

Hanoi and Saigon, covering the distance of 1,940 kilometers (l,200.miles) in 42 hours.

A good

railway motor road, the famous “Mandarin Road” also runs almost parallel to the

track.

fine hill resort, lines

Side railway Dalatandin motor road take, 4,500

South-Annam, eitherfeet

fromabove

Saigonsea-level,

or from amid Hanoi,firtoclad

the;

mountains, where travellers will find two large hotels and a

excellent accommodation. In the neighbourhood of Dalat, sport of every kind, includ-secondary one offering

ing

and big game trips.hunting specially organised, may tobe the

indulged in,ruins as well as excursions

will motor

bear comparison Norwith

must reference

those of thebeancient

omittedkingdom famous

of the Pharoahs. of Angkor, which

Reference must

for magnitude, on no

beauty andaccount be omitted

stateliness of the world-famed

bear comparison with those ruinsof oftheAngkor,

ancientwhich

king-

dom

beingofonly

the Pharaohs.

295 miles. Let It isuseasytaketothis

reachopportunity

Angkor from Saigon, that

to mention in a car,

the the distance

Government

Tourist Information Bureau, 22, Rue Lagrandiere, Saigon, will issue every information

required on the subject of travel in French Indo-China.

 TONKIN

Originally the seat of Annam Kingdom under the Les, but since 1802 when Gia

Long, the first Emperor of the actual Dynasty, the Nguyen, had been enthroned.

Tonkin

En.perorhas become the

suppressed a part of Annam

Vico-Roy Empire and

(Kinh-Luoe) underallatheVice-Roy.

powers ofBut,this inGreat

1897,Man-

the

darin have been given to the French “Resident Superieur au Tonkin.” It lies between lat.

19 deg. and 23 deg. N. and long. 102 deg. and 108 deg. 30 min. E. bounded on the North,

by China, The

Tonkin. on west by Laos,

country on the

near the seaSouth

is a ricebyalluvial

Annam,plain;

and onwellthewatered

East bybythenumerous

gulf of

rivers, it produces large crops of rice and maize, while sugar, cotton, spices, indigo,

silk,

minesarecquier, coffee

of tin, lead, and various

antimony, other articles

phosphates, are also

coal and zinc,raised.

and goldIt possesses

and copper valuable

are

also knownandto Hongay,

atnowKebao exist. Concessions

and 800,000 were

tons granted

of coal ingood

of 1887 quality

for the from

workingthe oflastnamed

coal minesis

exported annually. By the Treaty of Hue, dated June 0th, 1884, the Annamese

Government placed Tonkin

under the supervision underResidents.

of French French Protectorate, and itsnowaffairs

It is, in fact, are administered

practically a French

Colony. Tonkin is divided into 21 provinces, namely:

Ninh, Ha-Dong, Ha-Nam, Hoa-Binh, Hung-Yen, Kien-An, Lang-Son, Lao-Kay, Bac-Giang, Bac-Kan,Ninh-Bac-

Bing, Phuc-Yen,

Tuyen-Quang, Phu-Tho, Quang-Yen, Son-La, Son-Tay, Thai-Binh, Thai-Nguyen,

Dinh, Haiduong,Vinh-Yen, Yenbay;cercles:

and 4 military 4 municipalities

Hai-Ninh,namely:

Cao-Bang,Hanoi, Haiphong,

Ha-Giang, Nam-

Lai-Chau.

Hanoi, the capital,

old maps as Ke-Sho. is the Chief-Town of the province of same name and appears on

Although a country newly .colonised, Tonkin has several modern plants, such as

the manufactures of cement, glass-ware,f cotton spinning and rice mills, match, soap

leather and spirits, etc..

The population of Tonkin is over 8,700,000 chiefly Annamefee, who live in the

deltas,

in theirwhile

attire the mountains

and habits, such are

as theinhabited

Thos, Meos, by Man,

different

Muong, tribes,

etc. very picturesque

A splendid scenery is to be ,watched by tourists in Tonkin, especially in the

beautiful

omitted Bay of Along,is the the hilly region, the Babe lakes, etc. Mention must not beis

reached bythat'theTonkin

French railway crossline.

wayShipping

toVY^unnan, wherelink

services The the

townportof ofYunnanfu

Haiphong

with

BangkokHongkong and onSaigon,

and Paris, whilepart,

the other air lines

with connect Hanoi,

Chnton and theonEast

oneofpart with Vientiane,

China.

 HANOI

Hanoi,

iiiver), aboutCapital

7-2 milesoffrom

Topkin, is situated

its month. The qn_citytheis built

rightclose

bankto qfthetheriverSong-Koi (lleii

and extends-

more

Haiphong than two

by train miles along the, bank. The first aspect for visitors coming from

portion

broad andof the town, orstreets

well-kept. thebyprincipal

riyeivboat,

under the

is not an imposing

European

shade ofcentre,

trees ofis all

situatedone, as theback.

kinds,further

fashionable

numerous imposing Here,

city is lighted by electricity and abundantly, supplied with good drinkable waterThe

public and private buildings, present a very nice European town,of modern style. by

enormous waterworks. Five electric tramcar lines run through the town and suburbs

over

nearly half a square mile in the middle of the town, rendered picturesque by theof

a distance of eighteen .itiiles. A special attraction is the “Petit lac,” a lake

quaint pagodas occupying the small islands which adorn it, and surrounded by

promenades. Facing onthethelake14th

of Paul Bert unveiled there

July, is the

18.90,Square

find aPaul Bert, with

bandstand a fine bronzeClose

in the,middle. statueto

the square there are the City Hall, Treasury, Post Office, Bank of Indo-China,

Residence Superieure and the Hotel Metropole. Other public buildings, as the residence

of the Commander of the Troops, the Hospital, the Museum qf Fipe Arts;'etc.,, are

situated on what was formerly the “Concession,” close to the river bank. There are

two, large Roman

imposing palace ofCatholic Cathedrals

the. Governor and a hand

- General standssomeatsmall ProtestantofChurch:

the entrance the Botanic;Tire

Garden, and other line buildings in the town are the Theatre, Economic Museum,

Palais de Justice, University Ideo, Credit Foncier, etc. There are two first-class

hotels—the Hotel Metropole, with a front of nearly 300 feet, and the Splendid Hotel--as

well as someA smaller

buildings. ones. opened-in

racecourse, The “Cercle 1890,Spotif,” and other

is situated just clubs

outsidepossess

the new their town.

own

Daily and periodical French and native papers are published at Hanoi. The

“eitadelle”—formerly

by , the French the fortress of the Mandarin Governor of Tonkin However,

is now occupied

interesting and troqps

historicasbuildings

the barracksremain, and withingeneral headquarters.

the compound, including the Royal many

Pagoda. j i;'

The ancient

appearance, owingcitytois,situated

the singular hefjvreen

1 the citadelof and

architecture the river Since

the houses. and presents a novel

the occupation

by the French great improvements have been effected in the laying-out of the town,,

ahd the formation of roads andi streets, of which over '50 miles : have already been

drained,

clea' electricallywithlighted, and,other evenEastern

in thecities. nativeOf city, well kept and very

pagodas, that of the “Grand Buddha,’"situated on the shore of the Grand temples

n as compared those of the numerous Lake, is and the

most important and interesting for visitors on account of its colossal bronze statue.

Steel built halls, each 160 by 60 feet, for the native markets have been erected in

different quarters.

Trade, both

mercantile houses export

thereandpaper

isimport, ais development

steadily increasing,

also manufactory, and besidesin many this important

factory, match factory, someof distilleries

industries furniture-shopstown; and ice

two breweries are among the number.

haveThe beentransit

openedtradewhichhasconnect

developed Tonkin considerably since the different

with Cochin-China and Yunnan railway lines

Province.

The capital

the first linebyconnecting

a magnificentHaiphong steel with

bridge,Hanoi,5,100wasfeetopened in July,

in length, over1902,theandRedit enters

River

the The BotanicItGardencontainsofchange,

Hanoi3,000occupies

varioustoa species

very fine site andTheis climate

one of the has best in

goneFara East.

very favourable over thanks many ofsanitary

plants. works executed under-

by the

French,

up pools,such as laying

marshes, etc. drains

There isthrough

distinction the whole European

of season: and native

the summer beginscity,in filling

April

 HANOI

the winter about October. The highest degree of temperature in summer is 40° cen-

tigrade, the lowest in winter about 8° centigrade. The population of Hanoi is about

150,000, 7,000 of whom are Europeans (Army men included), the rest being

Annamites, Chinese, and Indians. ' The first meeting of a Native Deliberative Assembly

elected , on a narrow suffrage was held at Hanoi on Noveniber 14th, 1907, and was

.addressed by M. Paul Beau, the Governor-General.

DIRECTORY

GOUVERNEMENT GENEEAE DIRECTION DE ^INSTRUCTION

DE LTNDOCHINE PUBLIQUE EN INDOCHTNE

Gouverneur General de ITndochine — Direction

Jules Brevie Recteur d'Academic, Directeur de ITnst-

Secretaire General

Louis Nouailhetas de ITndochine — ructidh Publique—M. Berttand

Inspecteur eri Chef Adjoint an Directeur

de ITnstruction Publique—M. Bernard

Direction du Cabinet

Directeur—Rinkenbach,

Colonies . . gouverneur

\- des Ier Bureau

Chef de Cabinet—-Bienes Chef de Bureau—M.

principal hors Gailliat,

classe_de professeur

1’Enseignement

Officier d’Ordonnance—Capitaine Solar Primaire.

Cabinet Militaire 2eme Bureau

Chef de Cabinet—Capitaine Roy Chef de Bureau—M. Giiaud,chef de Bureau

de lere classe des Services Civils

Direction des Affaires Politiques, de, 1Gerant de Classe—M. Thirion, sous-

la Police et de la Sorete Generale econome principal de 3e classe

Directeur—Grandjean,

lere classe des Servicesadministrateur

Civils de Secretariat de l’UnivErsite

Secretaire-M.

hors classe desLaval,

Serviceschef

Civilsde Bureau

Service des Affaires Extericures Secretaire Ad joint—M. Mariani

Queinnec, administrateur-adjoint de

classe des Services Civils, charge du lere

Services ; GkRANCE DES PUBLICATIONS DE L'T.P.

jGerant—M. Pham Duy Khiem, professeur

Inspection Generate du Travail 1 agrege de 4e classe.

Inspect eur General — Bary, resident

superieur Secretariat de'l’Universitk

Indochinoise

Direction bu Personnel Secretaire—M. Laval, chef de Bureau hors

Directeur—Mantovani, administrateur de cl. dds Services Civils

lere classe des Services Civils , ^ecrdtaire Adjoint—M. Mariani

Direction Genkralr ivks SfenvicRk' ; ■ Gerant des Publications de 1 d1

EconomUques lTnstruction Publique ;-j 1 1

Directeur—Marty, administrateur de I4re-' 'M. Laferranderie; professeur de lere 6lasSe

classe des Services Civils ! de 1’Enseignement Supdrieur

 HANOI:

ENSEIGNEMENT SUEEUIEER PTOfefiseqrs—r^I.

Khiriap M. Cowziuefc,desLevasseus-

I)E L’INDOCHINE

de I’Etat, (agreges Faculter

detachbs en Indopliine-

aDocteur

1’Ecole de Droit de Hanoi.) M. Andt,

Seorktariat ;de l’.unjversxt^: .

Secretaire—M. H. Laval, chef de Bureau du cadre enlocalDroit, professeur

de TEcole titulaire

de Droit db

hors classe des Services* Givils enHanoi)

Droit) Mi et Labroupuere

professeur contractuel(Docteui

Adjoint—M. Mariani, contractuel

Bibliothecaire—Melle Collinet de la Salle, Ecore des Beaux-Arts de l’Indochine

contractuelle Directeur—M.

prix du salon,Tardieu, artiste peintre,

hors concours

Ecole de Medecine et de pharmacie Professeurs—M. M. Ingniemborty, artiste

DE PLEIN EXERCICE DE HANOI peintre, professeur de 1’Enseignement

Directeur—M; Galljard, professeur agrege Superieur de Hndochine

de la Eaculte de Medecirip, de Paris,

Docteuf es Sciences Naturelies Etablissements D’enseignement

Secondaire Francais

Section .de Medecine Lycee Albert Sarraut Hanoi

Professeurs—M. M. Galliard, Massiae, :Proviseur—M. et de Geographic

Loubet, agrbge d’Histoiro

liuard, Meyer

Toullec (agrege..May, Daleas de(agreg&i)

du corps Sante) Lycee Chasseloup-Laubat Saigon

Charges de Cours—Docteurs Kellar de Proviseur—M. Yenet, agrege de Gram-

Penis de Marriq,

Docteurs Lacombe,Sollier,

Polidori,

Riou.M.Joyeux,

M. les maire

M-. M- Cesari, grenierboley Lycee Yersin Dalat

Proviseur—M. Seven, agrege de Scienceb

Cliniques Naturelles

Professeurs—M. M. Massias, Meyer May, Service de l’Enseignement au Tonkin

Daleas

Keller (agreges); les, Docteurs Polidori, Direction locale

Charges de Cours—M. M.. jes Docteurs Chef de Service—M.Superieur

Brachet, professeur de

Riou, Dorollb ■' rEnseignement

Chef de Bureau—M. Caput,

Indochinois.

professeur

principal de 1’Enseignement Primaire

Section de Pharmacie

Professeurs—M. Galliard (agrege-di'rec- Etablissements D’enseignement

teur) le Dr. de Pbnis de Lacombe Secondaire et Primaire

Charges de Cours—M.M. Cesari, Guichard Superieur du Tonkin

Lycee du Protcctorat Hanoi

Section des Sages femmes Proviseur—M.

bs-Sciences Houhe, professeur licencie

Professeur—M. le Hr. Daleas Ecole Prim aire Svywrieure de Garcom

de Hanoi

Section du P.C.B. Directeur—M. Silhou, professeur certifie

de Sciences

Professeurs—M. M. Boorret (Docteur es Ecole Primaire Superiev/re de

, Spiences

Museum) Naturelles Correspondant

Perucca (agrpge du

des Sciences

Physiques) Filles de Hanoi

( Directrice

certifie de— Sciences

Mme. Raspail, professeur

Ecole supFrieure de Droit; de Hanoi , College de Jeunes de Hanoi

Filles Annamites

Directeur—M. Camerlynek, professeur

agrbge de

Strasbourg. la. Pacqlte.

. J de Droit de Directrice—Mme.

certifie de Sciences Brachet, professeur

 HANOI B205

IS cole Prima ire Superieure Prancb- Bougnec, E. Le, Ihgenreur (E. M.), Radio,

Electricite, Gramophone, Ingffiiieur Ex -

indigene de Garcons de Hanoi

Directeur — M. Savoyet, professeur pert automobiles,

mecanique—.2,

Precision

Boulevard

Eleotro-

Armand

licencie &s Lettres Rousseau

Ecole Primaire Super- 'eure Henri

Riviere de Haiphong

Directeur—M. Jarlier, professeur licencie British A Foreign Bible Society (Soeiete

Bibliquetho’Britannique eL Etrangere),

es Sciences (Thanh .cdng-hoij, The->-57, Route

Cours Primaire Superieure Franco- Mandarine

indigene de Haiphong Rev. V. B. Molgaard, secretary

Directeur—M. Pham Yan Primaire

fesseur de rEnseignement Bang, pro-

Cie des Eaux de Hanoi

M. Bedat, directeur

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Descours,

bruneau, sous

chefdirecteur

des Travaux de

—Passage du Credit Fpncier, Rue

Bert; Cable Ad: Larrive; Code: Acme Paul Canalisation

and Bentley’s. Main office for the Poupard, Service des Abonnes

Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai.

Compagnie d’Exportation ©.’Extreme-

Avenir

tidien, Do Tonkin ” L’, Journal quoi Orient,

DirectioO-R^daction-Administra-

Import

la Cliaux: Teleph.an,d Export—14,

109; Cable Ad:Rue de

Lace-

tion—114, Rue Jules-Ferry deoba. Direction generale: 43, Boulevard

M. H. de Massiac, directeur admin. Haussmann, Paris

Banque i>e lTndo-Chine—47, 49 et 51, Compagnie Franchise des, Chemins de

Boulevard 497,

Direction Amiral

BureauCourbet; Telepbs. ' ' Fee de l’Indochine et, pu .Yunnan

et Compradore

85 et 561; Cable Ad: Indochine Direction : Qenerale — 89,’. Rue de

Miromesnil—Paris

A. Bodin, directeur general

Banque A. Hilaire,^ inspheteur general des

capital dede Saigon (Societe

39 millions Anonyme au

de francs)—Siege Services d’Extreme-Orient

Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lefebvre,

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue N.D. desSaigon Direction de VifSxploiiatigfi g Hanoi

Yictoires a Paris. Agence a Hanoi: 5, M. Lecorche, .directeur de PEx-

Boulevard Henri ploitation

phong: 64-68, RueRiviere: Agence a Hai-

Paul Bert J. Boidot, ingffiiieur adjoint a la

Direction de PExploitation

Banque Franco Chinoise Pour Le Com- Secretariat de la direction a Hanoi

merce et Industrie, General Banking J. Petit, 'chef du Secretariat

Business

50,000,000;Transacted.

Reserve: Frs.Capital33,514,000-

Paid up: Delegation de Id' Direction de VE'x-

Cable ploitation au Yunnan a Yun-

Pa,ris Ad: Geranchine. Head Office: nanfou.

A.chef

Patoux, delegue

,. .

ingenieur en

du Trafic et Mouvement

Biedermann & Co., Ad: Merchants — 3„ V. Schaefer, chef des Bureaux de

Boulevard Carnot;Cable Biedermann P Agence

Service Medical au Yunnan

Boillot, Ch., Agent Dr. Lanzalavi, chef' du Service

Bert; Cable Ad: Ch.General—1,

Boillot Rue Paul Medical au Yunnan h K’ai-

Yuen

Boulangerie Services Administratifs a Hanoi

Gia-long Thano — 28/30; Boulevard J. Siffray, chef de Service

 B206, HANOI

Service du Trafic et\du Mouvement Great Britain, Vice Consulate

Vice-Consul—H. F. N. Pauli, Char-

a Hanoi tered Bank Building 17, Rue Paul

P. Clemensat; ingenieur

Service dU 'Mdterdel 'et de la Trac- Bert, Haiphong

tion a Hanoi Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

E. Preclaire, ingenieur en chef

Service de la Voie et des Batiments Corporation—16, Denis Freres,

Rue Paul Bert

agents

A Hanoi

P. Clerget, ingenieur en chef H6teliers de lTndq-Ckine, Syndicat

■Compaonib'>Francaise

Extreme Orient-tx,Boulevard b-Explosifs en de

Bobillot;

ITndustrie

Hoteliers Hoteliere,

Francais Affilie aux

et a laFrantjaise—

Chambre

Cable Ad: Chedotau Nationale de IHOtellerie

Siege Social; Hotel Metrbpole a Hanoi

Oompagnie Franco - Americain e Imprimerie d’ExtrI:me Orient, Ln-

d’Assurances, General Insurance: Fire, primerie, Librairie, Papeterie (Society

Marine,Plate-glass,

glary, Motor-car,.Baggage^

Life, Accident, Bur- anonyme: Capital de 4,000,000 frs.),—

Bisks—-Rue'Paul Bert, passageandduSpecial

Credit Cable Ad: Ideo; Siege social: 28, Rue

Foncier: Cable Ad: Framinsure. Head Paul Bert. Succursale a Haiphphg

Office: Shanghai

Agents for : Indochine Films & Cinemas (Societe an-

Asia Life Insurance Co. onyme au Capital de 10,000,000 frs.),Siege

American Asiatic Underwriters social a Saigon, deCochinchine

Etablissements la Pommeraye (Anciens

Conservatoire Francais d’Extreme- graphes, Cie.), Fournitures pouren cniemato-

Orient (Etablissement Officiel du location; Editeur de films, Radio, toutesefc

Appareils, Films vente

Gouvernement General de 1’Indochine),. fournitures appareils et acccssoires—

Enseignenient'

Europeens Musical ebmplet de pour les 33, Boulevard Henri Riviere; Teleph.

nation&lit^s. etEtudes

Indigenes

sanctiomnees toutes

par 85; Cable Ad:

International Lapomeraye Code:

Lugagne

des Dipldmes—17,

Teffiph. 622 Avenue Puginier;

Albert ,PoincignQn, direeteur Imprimerie Tonkinoise Le-Van-Phuc—

80-82, Rue du Chauvre

Deleule & Detouillon, Automobiles,

Cycles et Afmes—76i' RheMules Ferry Larrive C.—11, Rue Borgnis Desbordes,

Jules Detouillon, direeceur Directeur Pavticvlier :

Denis, Ferres, de l;Indoohine (Societe Agent Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances

Anonyme), Import and Export Merchants for:

—16, Rue Paul Bert,;Cable Ad: Referendis Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Dollar Steamship Line

Denis, Freres, dIIndochiNe, -Tons prod u its Canadian Pacific

metallurgiques et.tot|s, articles de Guin- Lloyd Triestino

caillerie—77, Boulevard Francis Gamier

Deutsches Konsulat -60, Rue Paul Bert; LeblesGuern, Mme. etJ.,H6tel

d’Occasion Marchande de Meu-

Garni, Machines

Teleph. -608: Cable Ad: COnsugerma a Coudre—70, Rue Jjules Ferry

D'r-.- E; Ifeumami,- Consul

Droguerie du Tonkin, Representation, Librairie Rue JulesImprimerie

Ferry; Telephs.Z. Chano —108

315 et 81!

Commissionj Ifdportpharn|f

Pierre I^mart,, Protluits

icien Chimiques

droguiste Z. E.Thano

Kalos j Mme. Limongi

f S. Yiannoulatos I Mile. Genesi

Garage Bobillot, Societe Francais de

Transports (Spc.ete anony me au Capital Lloyd, C. F., Importer-Exporter—Cable

de lj8Ob'O,O0O' frs )—-Boulevard Bobillot Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B O. 5th _edn.,

(Automabilgs pt Pousse, Pousse) Bentley’s, Lieber’s, Kendall’s and Private

 HANOI B2>7

Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A., Alimen- SOCIETE AnoNYME DBS ChaRBONNAGES

tation-Armes -Munitions -Nouveantes- de Nuyen Quang(Capital: 2,000,000 frs.)

—Siege Social: Nuyen Quang. Bureaux:

Arfcicles de Menage-Cigares-Cigarettes—

Photographie—Sports Parfumerie. Ma- 15, Rue des Teintueriers

gasins

Vinh—Hue a Hanoi- Haiphong — Hongay—-

SociftrE d’Enseignement Mutuel DU

M aron, Paul, Expert Comptable Ecritures - Tonkin

et SyndicdeFailliteliquidateur

Assurances—46, Bd. Henri Riviere

judiciaire SOCIETE FrANG'AISE DES DISTILLERIES DE

L’lNDOCHiNtf;

A. R, Fontaine (Anciens Etablissements-

. & Cie.)— Usines eta

Office Du Tourisme Indochinois, Sub- Vapeur: Hanoi,

ventronne par leGouvernement General Cholon. Siege Social: 10, Rue Nam-Dinh, Haiduong

—Agence de Hanoi, Immeuble du Grand Paris la Boetie,

Hotel Metropole, Boulevard Henri (8e Arrondisement). Direction pour

Riviere; Teleph. 776; P.O. Box 60; Cable vard Gambetta, Hanoi; CableBoule-

le Tonkin et le Nord-Annam: 55,

Ad:

Ad: Tourisme.Itineraires,

Touristignes, Tous Renseignements

Excursions G. Distamy Schwob d’Hericourt, President du-

Conseil d’Administration

Ogliastro (Louis Ogliastro & Co.) A. P. Tonkin Bernhard, directeur general pour le

et le Nord Annam

R. L.—104, Rue Jules Ferry F. Lupiax, ing^nieuf, Directeur-adjoint

E. Bader, manager

Agencies:

Peninsular

Central & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. Soci^te Financiere Fran’caise de Colo-

Agency

Anglo French MadrasSan nial—51,

Textile Co.,Corp.,

California Packing

Rue Lamiue.

Saigon: 32'tue d’Anjou Agen'

(Paris)cesAgences

a Hahqi:k

Francisco 89 BouleVard Francis Farrier

Alhambra Cigar Mfg. Co., Manila

Haig and Haig, Markinch ' SOOIETE InDU^TRIELLE

Jacob

Tanqueray, Dublin& Co., Ltd. o’Annam—55, BoulevardET Gambetta

COMMERCIALK

Pascalis & Mayet, Avocats a la Cour . ’SoCIETE iNDUsi-RIELLE ET FoRESTI'ERE

—40, Boulevard Gambetta; Teleph. o’ExTKiiME Orient—Societe

135, Route Mandarine; Tdieph.Anonyme:

78; Cable

55 Ad: Indusfores

Phaemacie, J. Blanc—31, Rue Paul Bert Taupin & Co., G., Librairie, Papeterie

Messageries de Journaux Imprimerie—

Pharmacie Montes, Chemists and 50, Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Taupin

Druggists, Optical—54,

Dr. Domart, manager Rue Paul Bert

Texas Co. (China), Did., The—21,

Boulevard Rollandes

Society Agricole Franco-Tonkinoise a H. L. Diipouy, marketing assist-

Con- Voi par Phu-Tho, Tonkin, Caferies, B. R. Vazeille, do. do.

Rizieres, Elevage Lail Chi , Cheung, accountant

 HAIPHONG

*Cua Haiphong,

Cam, one ofthethecommercial

numerous capital

divisionsof ofTonkin,

the Songis built

Khoion(Red the River),

right bank

whichof the river

connects

Yunnan with

106 deg. 42tomin. the Tonkin Gulf. Its geographical situation-is 20 deg. 51 min. lat. N.,

entrance the long.

harbour E. .isAlthough the river

as accessible is somewhat

by night as it is byobstructed

day, thanksbytoaanbar,up-to- the

date system of lights. <• The channel, constantly dredged and supervised by the liept.

of Public Works, allows the biggest liners of the Messageries Maritime* to call at Hai-

phong. The lighthouseon the island of Hondau shows a light visible 20 naval miles

distant, while that on theat Norway islands, indicating the entrance to Hongay, the

ofcoaling station,

the river, is visible

a quarter-of-a-mile 25 miles.

from theVessels

shore, anchor

while a inwharf

front ofof2,000

the city,

feetingives

the middle

ample

space for the accommodation of five big ocean-going liners at one time. This wharf is

equipped

rail with

and all modern appliances—2-ton electric cranes,

may10-and 20-ton steam ci anes,

withtrack, electric

the telephone light.

, arid thusShips

get inarriving

touch alongside

with any point bein immediately

the city. Large connected

ware-

houses,

been erectedcovering

on thean area of‘9 acresandandarehaving

water-front a storage

connected capacity

by rail with ofthe100,000

Centraltons,Station

have

of the Compagrie des Chemins de Fer de ITndo-Chine et du Yunnan. There is thus every

facility

and the for the quick

Chinese handling of goods destined for the diflerent centres of Tonkinof

the railway line.province

Theseofgodowns

Yunnan, to which

and the Haiphong

wharf areis the the gateway,

property byof meansthe Port

Autonome,

ready to givewhich owns toalsoanythevessel,

assistance s.s. whether

Amiral deat seaBeaumont,

or in thea powerful

harbour.sea-going

A floatingtug

dock, capable of lifting vessels up to 330 feet in length and 2,500 tons displacement, is

attached to a modern shipbuilding and repairing yard, where the most extensive

repairs can be undertaken. r

landHaiphong

all aroundproper

it forismile'

in sthe midst ofinanextensive

* having the distancericetheswmonotony

amp withrelieved

low-lyingbyswampy

ruggee

ranges of low limestone hills, and beyond these to the northward,li at a distaned

ofMausome

” being about 3,500 feet (1008 metres) high. Though at the time of its origin inNam

16 miles, is a range,of mountains, the loftiest, known as the Tooth of 1884

Haiphong

itof has was but

rapidly a mere native

intoallthevillage

most inand the midstcommercial

of rice fieldsand andindustrial

muddy streams,

Tonkin anddeveloped

the port for home important

foreign traffic. Being a new town, centreit

has been built according to modern ideas. The streets and boulevards are wide, clean

and well-shaded, and constructed for the most part at right angles. The town

has a cosy and pleasing appearance, most of the houses being of the cottage type. The

chief commercial

Hall, Banque and Chinoise,

Franco administrativeBanquebuildings are theMunicipal

de I’lndochine, Central Theatre,

Post Office, City

and Cus-

tom-house. There is a Roman Catholic Cathedral attached

and a Protestant cKurch, also, has been erected in the town. There is a very pretty to the Spanish Mission,

theatre,

handsome built in 1900itsbyloftythemansard

Municipality. dominating

The Hoteleverydu Commerce isina the

largetown.

and

The Cerclestructure,

du Commerce, which is aroof well-managed club, hasbuilding

its domicile in the

boulevard

Son Road. Paul Bert.1922Thesawracecourse

The year the openingis ofaboutthe “aCercle

mile from

SportiftheHaiphonnais,

town on the’ with Do

a large and handsome building and extensive grounds for all forms of sport.

Haiphong has two public gardens, where military concerts are given on Sundays

and Thursdays. The small Botanical Garden of the Lach Tray, two miles out of town,

is one of the evening promenades.

The appearance of this city, agreeably disposed among trees and tropical vegeta-

tion, appeals to the eye of the traveller arriving by sea on a sunny day.

 HAIPHONG

The city, originally comprised within the Cua-Cam and Song-Tain Bac rivers and

the

of itsBonnal canal, soon

commerce and spread beyond

industry, theseandnarrow

foreign limits owing

indigenous. to tl}e development

The principal industrial

concerns are cement works (whose products are known all Over the* Far East),

mills, rice mills, brick, tile and ceiamic factories, foundries, shipbuilding yards,cotton

and

an important factory (opened in the beginning of 1922) for the making of all sorts

of chemical products. . .

The total population is about 80,000.

Haiphong is connected with Hanoi by rail, pasSeugfer-trains running five 'time’s a

day each

Hongkong. way, Haiphong

and is in communication by landline

is also Connected with Saigon and

by a macadamised roadbyofradio with

22 Km.

(about 14 miles) with the nice beaeh of Doson (Dau-Son in native language),

where come to rest, during the hot season, numerous European families of the

Protectorate and, too, rich native people.

Haiphong, at last, is the point of starting for all trips in the neighbouring

coal regions of Hongay and, by sea as well as by overland,,throry,the famous

‘‘Along Bay”.

It must be noticed that the town of Haiphong has been'given up to France

in whole property by the King of Annam and that, therefore, the city is

administrated, like in France, by a French Mayor assisted by a "municipal

council” the only difference being that the Mayor is an “Administrator of

Civil service” of a high grade, designated by the General Gpvernor; instead

of being an “elected citizen”.

DIRECTORY

Mairie de Haiphong Postes et.Telegraphks

Administrateur-Maire—M. J. Vinay Bureau d llaiphong

Administration Municipals Receveur—Andrfen

Administrateur-Maire—M. J. Vinay ContfoTeurs—Beck, Goudemant

Chef du Secretariat—M. Theveniant Commis principaux—Urbain, Hoaregu

Chef des Travaux Municipaux—Gautier, Commis—Nguyen Duct Hung, Nguyen

ingenieur Khao Kien, Phani fan Bab, Truong

Commissaire de Police—M. Delamptte Tuan Phat

Payeur Receveur Municipal — M. Mecanicien.—Aubouy

Martin Monteur—Colonlia DHstria

‘Commissaire Special—Molins’ Dames , telbphonistes, — Mulier, • . Ber-

Conseil Municipal rin, Mia’nnay, Quriol, Martin, Ha-

A.dininistrateur Resident-Maire :— M. melle, Brihaye, Geryais, . Puylagar-

J1. Vinay ■ de, Denis, Genot, Carlos, Perretti,

le^e. Adjoint—M. le t). Fe%quet Babou, Souloumiac

2eme Adjoint—M. Layergne

Conseillers Municipaux—M. M. Go- Travaux Publics

^delu, Paquin, Dr. Forest, Javouray, Circonscription Territoriale du Tonkin

Boe, P.eraldi, Bouchard, Brun

Buisson, Lagauzere et Rochat Service Maritime

President de la C ha mb re de Commerce— Chef de Service—J. Gauthier, ingr.

M. ChenuChef du Service Maritime—

Ingenieur ppal.

M. Gauthier Chef de Bureau—H. Delacotte, ad-

S/Directeur des Douanes et Regies— joint-technique principal

M. Castanet SubrdivisiQnnaires ,

Directeur du Port Autonome — M. Chef de la Subdivision du Port de

Gauthier ,, Hai pheng—C1 averin:, ingenieur

Consulat d’Angleterre—M. Pauli

 HAIPHONG

Chef de la Subdivision

—King, ingejlieur ■ ca'pital .26de 50a 32,

millions de francsj-^-Siege^

Chef 'de la Subdivision, des Phai;es ;et Social: Bureau

Rue Lefebvre,

Administratif:

Saigon.

13, RueN.l). des

•|Ja) is^s—Martinet,, ingenieur,:! Victoires a Paul

Paris.Bert.Agence a Haiphong:

• - Pori de Corhrtiercz ' •*' Ci 68, Rue Agence a Hanoi:

Capitaine de Port—Hulin 5, Boulevard Henri Riviere

Lieutenant de Port—Wu^sthprn Chartered Bank Rueqf India, Australia

and China—17, Paul Bert

H. F. N. Pauli, sub agent

SKRVICES SaXITAIRKS : A. B. Pirrie, sub-accountant

Agent Principal de la Sknte—Dr. Martin Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

M^dicin

Lanzalavidu Lazaret du Cua-Cam—Dr. poration—3, Rue .Jules Ferry; Teleph-

37;E.Cable Ad: Mekong

J. Oakshott, Agent

llopitat Colonial G. S. Chambers

Medecin Chef—Dr. Martin Lao Man Sab, compradore

Mddecin Traitants — Drs. Goinet and

Lanzalavi

Officier d’Administration—M. Laffargue Briefaud & Cie., Shipping Agent

Infirmier-Chef-Adj udant—Tram blay and Warehousekeeper,, Stevedore of'

Cie.

Re unis,MessagerieS

Contractor' Maritimes, Chargeum

for Commissariat—

^ ^ ^ 55 ^ Codes: Lugagne Cogef

P. Briffaud, partner

Mei Yah Pao Sien Rung Sze E.P. Desol,

Vidry, do. do.

America n-Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.,

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Motor-

car, Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- BritishBuilding, Vice-Consul

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—59, Bank 17, Bd.aPaul

te—Cha

Bertrtered.

Boulevard Henri Riviere; Teleph. 451; Vice-consul — H. F. N. Pauli

Cable Art: UnderiterHC

Agents for-. Chambre de Commerce

Cie. Franco-Americane d’Assurances Bureau:

President—Chenu

ler Vice' president—Guillon

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance 2e id. —Desjardins

—59, Boulevard Henri Riviere; Cable Secretaire—Cuny

Tresorier—Godelu

Ad: Asialife; Opdei Acme'and Bentley’s. Membres—Clave,

Main Office for tb6 Orient: 17, The Fenies, Girayd,

Bund, Shanghai Grogjean, Hossenlopp, Husson,

Javouray, Pontille, Lavergne,

Marcheix, Thiery, Bui-dinh-Cu,

BANKS Nguyfiri-huu-Bon dit Paul Sen,

Banque de L’lNDocmNE—Agence d’Hai- Nguyen-ngoc-Hien, Nguyen-van-

phong: Telephs. 28 et 219 ; Cable Ad: ■ Chef Tho

Indochine-Haiphong ■ dit Secretariat—M. L. J. Paquin

J. Baylin, direeteur Secretaire adjoifit—Paul Fauvel

R. Cldopatn*. contr6,leur Chargeurs Reunis (Cie. Franqaise de

Ch. Sabot Navigation a Vapeur),

Europe-Haiphorig Service des

et Cabotage regulier

Mers

G. Fafart . de Chine—31, Rue du Marechal Joffre;

L. ’Martin > ; Tkffiph. 49; Cable Ad: Chargeurs; Codes:

M. Bouleue A.B.C.

M. Yieniie, 'dgbnt' auxiliaire

J. Mura, agent dn Cadre special L. H.5th M. edn., Bentley’s;

Husson, agknt A.Z.

J. Delloye

Charles GHong. compnadore H. Michaud

 HAIPHONG B211

■COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVIGA- Denis Fr^res dTndochine (Society

TION d’Extreme-Orient (Soci^te Ano- Anonyme), Import and Export Mer-

nyme

—Si&ge auSocial

Capital12,deRue30,000,000 de francs) chants Insurance and Shipping

Paris. Agences en Eui'oBoissy d'Anglais,

pe: Marseille, Le ! Agents—19,

Ad: Referendis

Rue Jules Ferry; Cable

Havre et

Orient: PnomLondres.

21, RuePenh; Agences

Yannier, en Extreme-

Ohier, 36, RueSaigon;

Harmand,Rue Descours et Cabaud, . Produits Metal-

lurgiques (Ste. Anonyme

Haiphong; Teleph. 218 (Haiphong), : Cent

Cable Ad:d’Administration

Alacrity Millions)—Cable Ad:auDescourfer

Capital de

Conseil a Paris C. Deroudilhe, directeur general

Cte.d’administration

de Vogue, president P. Desjardins, directeur

a Parisdu c'onseil Diethelm&Go., Merchants, Commission

L.Oh.Launay, admr.-delegue

Perret, directeur a Haiphong a Paris and Shipping Agents - K!, Avenue

C. Fanovard Clemenceau.

Branches: Saigon, HeadSingapore,

Office: Bangkok

Zurich.

Melle. A. compradore

Ah-You, Alaux andR. Penang

‘COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsIATKJUE DES PeT- WiBlattner,

Bosshardt,.managersigns per pro.

roles, Kerosene, Benzine, Lubricating H. Burkhardt

Oils, Liquid Fuel, Asphalt,

Paraffin Wax, Turpene (Mineral Turpen- Candles, Agencies:

tine), Shell MarineCable Oils, Ad:

etc.—5, Rue Norddeutsqher Lloyd 1

Hamburg-Amerika

Briere de ITsle;

Codes: Private and A.B.C. 6th Asiatic;

edn. States Steamship Co.Linie

O. L. Claviez, manager Koninklijke

Rotterdam Lloyd Paketvaart My.

Sales Dept. Nederland Mail Line.

Head—M. Bouchet Netherlands Fire Insurance Co.

Inspectors—P.

Rault, and J. Aulas,

Le Sache R. (Lub.

Grenard,

oil) E. The New Zealand Insurance, Co., Ltd

Hanoi Office — M. de Villemandy, Philips Glowlah ip works, Ld.

inspector Anglo-French Textile'Col, Ld

Ho ub igant-Cheramy

Accounts Dept.

L. Guerin, E. Nosmas, P. Mazieres and Docks de la Chambr^ de Commerce,

Msgasinage, .Import, Export, Trantr

R. F. Lazaroo

Shipping Dept.—M, Antoni sit, DedouanementHTel^phs. 210-46-

Engineering Dept. 87; Cable Ad : Vidry; Codes: Cogef

Head—J. Soler, V..Gable Lugagne, A.B.C. 5th.

Correspondence, Dept. F. Vidry, gei’ant. , ,,

D. Mouttapa, MRe. A. Burle and Mme.

E. Soubrier i

Thuongly Installation IEtablissements

G'arriguenc vis Ckalriere, DOfoCrg,

Cm, Importations--lEx-

C. Veybel, installation mgr. 1 portations-^4a,..Rue'du Commerce; Siege

J.M.Goasguen

Mattei Social: Saigon; Maisons a Paris, Hai-

dandle Factory—A . "Leroy :I phpng, e.tA;.B.C.

Hmioi;;

Codes: CogeCLugAgne Cable,'Bentley's,

Lieber^, Ad: Berthar;

Tourane—J. H. Desplats, manager i Acjne,; ^, i , A2,

Inspectors—R. Audibert and A. A.

A. Mali bbii ssin accts. and shipping . Fa tv el, Jean-SLrr Boulevard, Paul

Stanislas, '. -Bert ”' ■ ■ ■ * 4»* ■ i ^ „ de la Com-

dept. Direotjeur. Particulier

J. Frances, engineering

Mile. Joly, correspondence ^agnie ‘

Yunnanfou—J. Lagreze, manager Assurances Vinp Incendie, Acci-

.-MentSi BisQPes divers ,p

Agent de ."BLnion Insurasice So-

'COMPAGNIE

57, BoulevardDES MeSSAGERIES

Paul Bert; MaRITIMES—

Telephs. 39; ciety of Canton Limited”—As-

surances maritime* et contre

Cable Ad: Messagetie 1’Incendie.

I’.aia HAIPHONG

Imprimkrie d’Extrkme Oluent, Lihrairie- L.G. Chenu,

Galloy, directeur

directeur general

de I’usine

dePapeterie

4^00;000(Soaiete Anonyme au Capital

francs)“^Succursale: Paul D. Capelle, chef compfeable

E. Roche, meoaiiicien

Bert

LiiOYD, C. F., Importers-Exporters—Cable Societe des Ciments Portland

Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Artificiels de I’lndochine—Siege

edns., Bentley’s, Kendall and Private Social: 1, Rue de Stockholm, Paris. Usihe

a Haiphong: Cable Ad: Ciportin

L’Union Comm e hoi ale . Indo-Chinoise Conseil d’Administration — R. Thou-

et Africaine, Importation, Exporta- myre (president), 3ST. Perpigna-

tion and Shipping (Capital35,QOO,OpO de ni, A. Marchegay, Ch. Candlot

frs.)—Siege Social: .25 Bis, Bue de la (Membres du Homite de Direc-

Yilie 1’Eveque, Paris: Agence Generale a tion), F. Lebreton, F. Pila, R.

Haiphong; Telephs. 24 et 244; Cable Ad: Thion de la Chaume

Ucindo • P. Thomann, secretaire general

Exploitation de Haiphong:

Magasins ' ChaffanJon, S, A.;- (Capital G.J.Chenu, directeurdirecteur

Le Boterf, general general-

7,000,000 francs dont 2,000,000

Approvisionnement rachetes),

General — adjoint

Boulevards Amiral Courbet, Henri L. Delhaye, ingenieur chimiste,

Riviere et Admiral de Beaumont; Tel4ph.

80;L.Cable Ad: Chaffan.ion A.chefVidal,de sedr^taire

Fabrication

J. Chaffanjon, admihistr.. delegue C.D. Martel,

Capelle,agent commercial

chef comptable

G. Puyt

Lacom'belfonde' de.pouyoifs M. Jacquier, chef

caissier-comptable

P. Lacouture M. Rostaing, magasinier

F. Giudiielli M. Lemaire, magasinier

Mme. Chaffanjori J.J. Jousique, aide-magasinier

de Faria Peyre, transitaire

Mme. Puyt L. Sinnou, do.

Mme. Acte ; L. Leymarie, mdcanicien

Mme Hue C. Cadiere, do.

L. Antenor, do.

Ogliastro & Co., Lours, Importation, A. Gauthier, chef electricien

—Suigons Haiphong, Hanoi, Phnom- L. Hapehette, electricien

Penh; Telephone 68; Cable Ad. R. Morilleau, sous-chef de Fa-

Ogliastro

J. Lavergne, mariager S. brication

Chirokoff, id.

M. Barbaud F. Rampony, cuiseur

Troude A.M.Grivot, euiseur

Hue, aide-cuiseur

Agencies: R. Baril, chef toimelier

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Eastern and Australian S.S. Go.. E. Raymond,tonnelier

J. Meusnier, surveillant

Queensland Insurance Coty Sydney A. Cognon, do.

’ Anglo-French‘Textile Co., Madras

The Central Agency,’ Ld.y Glasgow Societe Cotonniere du Tonkin, Filature,

California Pkg. Coni, San FrancisbO Tissage, Blanchisement Couvertures—

Alhambra Cigar, Manila Etablissements aNam-Dinh etHaiphong

dacbb -&^Cb;;‘- Ddblin. Biscuits

John Haig & Co., Markinch Societe Feancaise des Charbonnages

'Cognac Jules'.Robi^ ’i Cie, Cognac du Tonkin—Direction Commerciale

et Agence pour, Flndochine; 2, Rue

Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques Francis Gamier, Haiphong (Ton-

du LangXho (Ahclen^b Etablisse- kin); Codes: Teleph. 372; Ad. Tel.: Char-

ments Bogtxert)—Direction Cenerale a licot; Bentley’s et Universal

Haiphong. Usine au Langtho pres Trade. Siege d’Exploitation : Man-

gay; Teleph. 2; Ad. Tel.: Mines,

de Hue (Annam)., ’*.•••»

 HAIPHONG—PROVINCES DU TONKIN H213-

Hongay Code; Bentley’s. Agence Glass — Cable Ad: Yerrorient; Codes:

Commerciale, Hongkong: Marina Bentley’s, Lugagne and Acme

Houge, Queen’s Road ; Central; L. T. Galloy, general manager

P.O. Box 281; Ad. Tel : Charlicot, C. E. Anthony, commercial manager

Hongkong; Codes: Bentley’s 6t

Universal Trade. Age nee 'Commer-

ciale, Shanghai: Gallia Building, Standard-Vacuum Oil Company —13,.

66S, Szechuen Road, 8th Floor; RueAttorneys—E. Jules Ferry; Cable Ad: Standvac

W. Nelson, H. E.

Ad. Tel: ChaiTicot, Shanghai; Rea, Ch. Guilliod, A.. Grougrou

Codes: Bentley’s et Universal Marketing Assistants—C. H. Cal-

Trade. Siege Social: 64, Rue de la houn, P, E. Pompei

Chaussee d’Antm, Paris; Ad. Tel: | Accounting Division — Geo. Mc-

Chariicot. Paris; Codes: Bentley’s

and A.B.C.: oeihe edn. Grane, A. M. Xavier

Stenographic Division—R. Santos,

Societe : Commerciale Feancaise de Miss L. Cruciani

l’Lndochitve—Haly; Cable Ad: Rauzy; Installation—R. Thoreau, superin-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s tendent

Yunnanfu—Ngoi Do Cibng, in

Societe Fraxcaise des &Yerreries charge

chixe—Siege Social Bureaux:dTndo-

Usine

■de Gong-My pres de Haiphong (Tonkin) Transports Maritimes

A. Granval, administrateur delegue ’

J. Carlier, chef Meeanicien de l’Indochine

Salvage), ■ (Anciennem'ent

Cabotage et transports F.

aux. Consignations de Naviresfluvi-—

Societe

Saigon Immobiliere

and Haiphong Rauzy et Ville— Transit

laParis

Assurances. Agent General de-

Compagnie d’Assurance.Generale de

Ginouvier, manager writers—deTeleph

et I’American

121; Asiatic. Under-

Cable Ad: F.

Sauvage, Haiphong

Yuen tung bp lai kung sze Union Insurance Society ok Canton,

Societe des Verreries d’Extreme- Ltd., Assurances. Maritimes et, Contre

Orient, Digue du Cua-Cam (Capital: ITncendie

20(000,000 francs), Bottles, and Window J. Fauvel, Agent

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

BAC-GIANG Enseignement^-Vuvan Roan

Forets—Chu : Vidal Bac e Dang Tran

PhulAngthuong Luu

Ha : ; Gelle,

Pho Phun

Vi: Trinh

Hu, BuiTienKwan

; Phau Bo

Chanh

Resident—Pettelat Sericulture—Ressencourt

Administr.-Adjoint—

Garde-Indigene— De Nouaillau

Inspecteur Pouch at Mbdicale Assistance—Dr. Grinsard, me-

Garde Principal Comptable—Susini decin de llassistance

Tresbrerie,

Douanes, Payeur—de Montarlot Chesnay, Exploitation Agricole des Pins

Travaux Contrdleur—Sabeau

Publics, Ingenieur,; Chef de et du Y en-Thea Les Pins Bac-giang

Subdivision

Postes VellaSecretaire Charge du j

et TGeg., De Monpezat, Societe Fran^aisO de Col-

Bureau—Vu Dinh Lam onisation a Luc-Nam

B214 PROVINCES DU TONKIN .

Etablissement ok C ra image a sole, a GAO-BANG

Phulangthuong (Bacgiang)

Tahtarin, Mme. Vve., Peres,, Manoir— Commandant Territoire

Deuxieme Militaire

du Territoire — Lieut.-

Bac-giang Colonel Lupy

Capitaine-Ad j oint—Jacobi

BAC-NiNH Service Sante—Lotte, raedecin-capitaine

P. T. T.—Nguyen-Kiem, receveur

Resident—Haelewyn Douanes & Regies—Chapel a Cao-Bang,

T6ng-D6c p.i.— NsuyeiV ba Tiep Dehoule a Ta-Limg, Seziau a Bao-Lac

Administrateur-adjoint—H. Monthead Tresor—Sainte Colombo, Payeur

Delegation de Quang - Uyexi—Capitaine

Cadastre—H. Jeannia Fargues Nguyen - Binh : Andarelli,

Douanes—Fouilloux S/Inspecteur G. 1. Bao-Lac: Lieutenant:

AfwdstariceM

Trt^sor—Pichonedicalei-fDi\ Tirpuvanziam

. Laveyssiere TrungNotaire

- Khanh: Sergent-chef

- Phu: Capt.

Garfle Indigene—Benausse, ; Stoebcr Greffier

Oendarmene—Loison, Bazin and Voisard Masson Huissiers-Vinson a Cao-Bahg,

Enseignement Lem.ineur, po-dinh- Gardien-Chef Bordier a Khao-Son

Nghi^m de Penitencier et Commis.

saire de Police—Dumas

Mission Espagnole

Mgr. Artaraz, missionnaire . appsto Fkrriere Cao-Bang, Hdtel, Cafe,

lique, eveque de Bacnih Restaurant, Delair-Service Transports

Automobiles Entre Nacham-That Khe,

Cafe-Restaueant—Vve Bazin Dong-Khe, Cao-Bang, Nguyen-Binh,

Tinh-Tuc,

Phu Quang-Uyen, Trung-Khaah-

Petroles & Essences

Nguyen-Van-Tap

A-Lim, A-Kiem Societe Des Eta ins et Wolfram du

SOCIETE DES PaPETERIES DE L’InDOCHINE Tonkin—Tinh-Tuc (Cao-Bang)

—Usines

Siege a Dap-Cau

Social: et Vietri Paris

51, Rue d’Anjon, (Tonkin)

Directeur General— Lassere HADONG

SOCIETE DE PYROTECHNIE DE l’InDOCHINE brun Resident de France—M. Gallois-Moilt-

—UDirecteur

sine a Dap-Cau, Siege Social

General—Lassere a Hanoi Administrateur Adjoint — M. Roger

Mourer

SoCIETE AnONYME DES T CILERIES DE Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade de

Garde Indigene—M. Heinschild

lTndochine—Usine a Dap Cau, Hanoi, Ingenieur Subdivisionnaire

Saigon

Directeur—M. Guille-DesIruttes Publics—M. Santoni des Travaux

Ingenieur Geometre du Cadastre—M. De-

Societe Indochinoise d’Electricitis— Medecin champs

Usines a Hanoi, Siege Social a Paris Mr. Dr. deLetort 1’Assistance Medicale—

Industrie Indigene:

Industries Indigenes—Ng. van- Percepteur—M. Le Gac

Toai, Fabricant de meubles Receveur Subordonne des D- & R. a

Thonet a Phu Tu-son sur (Bacninh) Hanoi—M. Butel

Do-Van-Tu, Rculpteur bois, Receveur Auxiliaire des D. &; R. a

Bac-Ning, Do Lara Memeisier Van-Dinh—M. Saggesi

Maison Kara, broderies

D(>-Dung dit Nam-Quat, brodeur Chef du 3e Sectuj- Veter, a Hanoi—

M. Lieux

Chef du Poste de Gendarmerie — M.

Transports Automobiles—Hanoi, Bac-

Ninh, Phu-Lang-Thuong, Nguyen-van-

C6, Le Van Hoa (autocar) Rit

 PROVINCES DtT TONKIN B215

■ • ' , . iMANDiARINS ProVINCIARX Justice

Tox^g-Doc S.1 E. Iloiiiig Troiig-Pliu |Service sideiit siippi^arit tribunal se degr^ prA

Indigene—Hfihhg-yia-Dttb;,

THtiopg-Ta- (Adjpinti)M. Le-Van- veteriuaire Veterinaire —gUyeu-yan Hoaii,.

tndbchihois

,i)}^ .- : ; !

President Postes et Tkl^raphes—Tran-Khae-Miiih,,

eial—M.'Suppleant du Tribunal

Bui-ngoc-Hoaij, Provin- receveur ' . ‘

Bo-Chanh Publics — Piiissant, uChef 1 de;

J.iige ‘d’instruction—M. Nguyen-trinh- ;Travaux subdivision1 '

/. .Qat,'B.eT'Gha,nh Enseignement—Nguyen-Hoai- Dinh Doc

jdpc-Hoc—Mr Nguyen-Van-Ngoc Hoc

Gendarmerie—M. Lagier, cbmmissaire1 de '

HA-NAM police

Administrateur-R&side'nt—M.

Percyra Migiie De Exploitation

Hop Loi-Hanoi de Kaolin par la Societe

Percepteur—Le Brun

Inspr. Ct. la Brigade de G. E;^ Societe | TonkinAnonyme des Charbonnaoes dif

Eogupy ;

Chef Poste Chine—Giorgi

Douanes et Regies, Recevenj-—Clairon Societe Francaise des Distilleries de

Brigadier—Apostoli, Servant l’Indochine—Usine a|Haiduong

Commissariat, de Police—Aibertini

Cadastrp—Selhausen Banque Credit Aoricole

Medecin—Dr. Ly Van Mi§n M. Bureau

Paroisse Oatholique — R. P. Souvignet

Administration Indigene: Ingen ieur du Cadastre

Tuan-Phu—Nguyen, ba Eiep, Ngo M,; Ggudry

' hiioul

Bo Thui Thien Dam

chonh—Vu hainixh-.moncay

Vet^rinaire Auxiliaire—Tran

Greffier Tribunal—Vu Van ChiVan Nga Comdt Territpire—lit. CJol, Mafl're

PoStes et Teleg.—Eran ngoc ban . Capitaine Adjoint -Moreau

Ki@m-Hoc—NguySn nhu Loen Omcier de .Commandant

Renseignem’ts.—Lt. Baneau de

Inspecteur la Brigade

' COMMERCANTS: ia Garde Indigene—Tesskrech

Tran gia Tich, entrepreneur Sub-division des Travaux Publics—

Society Vfarbres.et Calcaires a Ke-So . Receveur Le Pomellec

des Douanes-—Guigues 1

, , Planteurs: Chef du Poste Radioteleg.- Gao-Bat-

Ernest Borel a Co-Nghia Khai

Guillaumes Ereres a Ke-So Commis’e. de Police—Gendarme Sarran

Guyot de Salins a Chine

Leconte a Ddng-Lang

Marius Borel a Dai-D6ng HONGAY

—

Magasins Chaff anjon, S.rachetes),

7,000,000 dont 1,260,000 A. (Capital

Ap-

HAT-DUOXG j provisionnemeut GdnefaL - Teleph. 4;

Administr.-Eesident-Maire—J. Massimi Cable Ad: Chatfaqjon

Administrateur-Ad joint — M. De Saint A. Navarre

Hilaire Courte,

Tresorerie—M. payeur

Douanes et Regies—M. Monnet, contr6leu r HHNG-YEN

Agents—Tual, Paulus, Platel

Chef de Poste Ninh-Giang—Cases Resident—Wintrebert

Garde - Indigenela—Brigade

commandant Grinjaux, inspecteur Tribunal—Than

Adjoint— BouteilleTrong IJau

Assistance Medieale—Gaillard Payeur—Fraricony

 B216 PEOYINCES DU TONKIN

■Oarde Indigene—Milani

Douanes et Regies — Gros, ' receveur; Garden teur

Indigene—M. Bailee linspec-

principal, Thomas, ss inspecteur,

brigadiers; Robert-Moutouh Lafabregue Garde, principal, a Diem-

Medecin—Dr. H oang-Tlmy-Ba

Travaux Publics—be Huong Duong her, Grenes, principal, Na-Lang,

Enseignement—D’ao-d ucTam Marrou, de

Chemins inspecteur de 3e cl a Than-Moi

Fer—Nghiem-xuan - Viet,

Commissaire de Police Fat,

Commer^ants—Dong MarcDuchau-Long, contrbleur, Coumarin, chef de District

Tam-ich Commercants—M. M. Le-duc-Thai, Tran-

Cadastre—Gaudry dang-Long,

ng6-Th6ng, Nguyen-tien-Khoat,

Banh-Hao, Yon-

Tran-si-Linb,

Banque Agricole—Ceccaldi Ngo-quang-Loi, Ly-vinh-Cheong

Tuanphu—Le dinh Tran H6tels—Hotel des Trois Marechaux,

Hotel de France

Transports

Ngoc, Nguyenautmobiles— Delair, Ngaythai-

- van - Phuc, Tranbich-

KIEN-AN Wo, Waly & Cie

Societe

Cinema d'Electricite—Dilhan, directeur

Resident—P. Lariviere

Adjoint--H. Dauyic E. R^tif,sonore et parlant Chantecler—

directeur

Percepteur—H. Dauyie Etablissements Antoine Chiris (Produits

Travaux Publics—Cayrez aromatiques, chimiques et medicaux)-—

Gardes Indig. a Kien An—Tirel Drouet, directeur

Douanes et Regies—Gchateyet

PROVINCE DE PHU-LY

PROVINCE DE LANG’-SON Emile Leconte, Exploitations Agricoles

(Cafe) de Dong-Lang, Cho-Cay et Vuon-

Resident—M. L. Giudicelli, adminis- Giau, BureauCoc-Th5n

de Posteparet Phu-Ly

Gare—Cable(Tonkin),

Ad:

trateurde le cl des Services Civils

Adjoint — M. J. Coville, administrateur- Leconte, Chi-ne

adjoint de 2e cl des Services Civils Ernest Borel, Exploitations Agricoles

Delegue That-Khe—Capitaine Yallier de Co-Nghia et Nhuong, Lao (Gaft) par

Id. Na-Cham—Lt. Mary

Id. Dong-Dang—Capitaine De Na- Chine Hanam

zelle E. Chouquet, Exploitation Agricols

Id. L6c-Binh-Capitaine Estrade (Cafe) de Phuc Luong par Nhoquan—

Id. Binb Gia-Massei, Sous-Inspec- NinhBinh

teur H. C. de la G.I. Society Anonyme Francaise DECOLONISA-

1 Clegues Police Frontiere : TION en Annam,Agricoles

Tonkin (de

aa Chima—Lieutenant Tanchon

Binhi—Lieutenant Darnault Exploitations de Monpezat),

Chau Son

Eiirete—M. Rouge, commissai re-ad- (Cafe) par Nhoquan—Ninh Binh

joint de la Surete Generale

Douanes—Le Rouzic Receveur PROVINCE DE LAOKAY

That-Khe—Susini Brigadier de classe

exceptionnelle

Nacham —Sal vadori Receveur auxiliai re Administrateur-Resident—De Maynard

Dong-Mo—Peres,

D6ng-Dang—Chaduc, idid Id. -Adjoint—Nais

Ldc-Binh—Pellet, id Assistance Medicale—Medecin Com-

mandant Laney

Postes et Telegraphes—M. Uoang-van- Garden Indigene—Inspecteur Gam-

Sinh, receveur bini, S/lnspecteur Iribarne

Tresor—Monnet, payeur

Assistance M^dicale—M. Gonzalez Mede- Douanes

cin, commandant vani

et Regiies—(Receveur)’ Pado-

Cadastre—Do-Tiep, agent technique Agents—Fabre, Graziani, Laplace, et

See Veterinaire—Trinh-dinh-Huu Veteri- Travaux Grenes

naire Indochinois Langsonville sion)—Marguet ' ('Chef de Subdivi-

Publics

.Commissaire de Police—M. BelgodfeTe Tresor (Payeur)—Monnet

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B2ir

Postes et Telegr&phes (Receveur)— NAM-DINil

Coudrat

Forets (Chef de Division Forestier)— Residence

Hieu Resident-Maire—Allemand

Missionnaire Apostolique — Pere De Administrateur-Adjoint—Compair

Neiiville

Troupes Coloniales — Seguin, chef de Secretaire General de la Municipalite—

Bataillon; Regondeau, Capitaine; Filipecki

Fournier, lieutenant; Mistrot, me- Tee sdr

decin lieutenant Payeur—Vola

Commissariat de Police—Fabre

Hotels—Touring Hotel, Alim Macca, Commis—Dore-Tholance

Porteurde Contraintes—Renard

Thin-Zil

Entreprises de Transports—Viaud ; Posts et TeLegraphes

Due-Tin Receveur—Simoneau

CHAPA Tribunal

Juge de Paix—Morice

Garde Indigene et Commissariat de President

Lun Mau du Tribunal Provincial — Tran-

Police—Perquis Greffier Notaire—Tabouillot

Assistance Medicale—Medecin Lieu- Commis Greffier—David

tenant Mistrot Huissier—Hainoz

Forets—Gelle TRAVAuk Publics

Troupes Coloniales — Reuxibillion.

Capitaine; Galibert, Lieutenant Ingenieur—Borde

Surveillant—Roth

Hotels — Grand Hotel Metropole, Pro-

prietair Compagnie Francaise Immo- Garde Indigene

biliere; Hotel du Centre, Proprietaire

Inspecteur—De Sumeur

Vaumou sse: Chapa-Hotel, Proprietaire

Garde Principal—Lallemand

Sourdain

DELEGATION DE BAXAT Enregistrement

Receveurt—Coquet

Delegue—Fourmachat, Capitaine; Menet, Assistance Medicale

Lieutenant Medecip Chef—-Quenardel

DELEGATION DE PHONGTHO Receveur—Cornu Douanes et Regies

Delegue—Capitaine Paceioni B rigadier—S auret

Courtessole-i-Phan Cao Luc

DELEGATION DE MUONG- Ecoles

KHUONG Directeur, Ecole Primaire Superieure—

Maneyai

Delegue—Correard, Capitaine; Tes- Ecole Mixte -M. Breant, Mme. Breant

ton, Lieutenant Gare

Controleur—Masse

DELEGATION DE PAKHA Chef de District—Ngo van Duong

Delegue Mont De Piet^

— Capitaine Communal Lieute- Regisseu r—Delsol

nant—Pianelli

B218' PROVINCES d u ton kin

Cadasxuk Colons

Ingenieur G^ometre - Vittori Medecin—llongier

Entrepreneur—Luzet

Gendarmerie . Hbteller—Baudon

Chef de Brigade—Parret Pharmacien—Bq Uheiong

Capitaine en Retraite - 7Aminermann

Ofexciers du 4i: Tonkinois i Boucher—Casier

Colonel—Larbaletrier COMMUNAUTE DBS SOEURS

Commandants — Lau rent, Aragno, Soeur Donalien \ Soeur Marie

Cavaille

Medeoin-Commandanit-^Ooste

Capitaines'— Do.^rs, Manodritta^ Basset, Directeur—Sinner Distillerie ,

Hesse, Bouriac,

Lieutenants — P i dGrea Ing^nieur-chimiste—Le Gall

© t* ; M i p h ^,t, Renan, Mecanicien—Vienot

Duffau, Roy, Renoux

S/Lieutenants—Toubhan's^Tran

Nguyen van Dan, Tran van Mau diitli' An, Surveillant — Sarny ..

Sous'- Ojficibts Usine Electrique

Adjudants Chefs—Fosse,j Rou.sseljltellier( Agent commercial—Dupont

Adjudants— K' d rka, Batard,

Labeau, Surget, P^rignon, BatteSti, La- Guisset,

turaze, Lefebvre Filature de Soie

Sergents-Chefs — Bir'ade, Leoquet. Peter, Directeur—Robert

Grimaldi, Philippi, Dubarry, Requier, Chefs de Tissage—Peititpief-re, Vignal

Asmard,- Chefs

Sergent.s Bouix,— Grail,

Sabria,Veridn,

Persil Gauche,

Tanguy, Baquet, Calle SOCIETE COTONNIERE DU TONKIN

Sergents—Gauthier, Muphleim, Queshe^ Direction et Service Commercial-

Aubry, Brunet, Dubiau, Cargif, Dleii- Servicele-Cado Bay ret

Technique—B. Kuppel,

guemard, Teissier, Fontaine, Bozec J. Fohrer Costa. Feustel

Sous-Oefxciers Secretariat—P. Romanq

Comptabilite—Malzeff

Adjudants-Chefs—Fosse, Roussel, Dellier Ste. Comerciale Aciatique Directeur

Adjudants—Bathore, Nerin, Batard, Ingenieur Eglinger

Chaylier, Neu, Sixi’get

>Sergents-Chefs — Lefebre, Bouix, Bat- Employ^ - Letuffe

testi, Sere, Sabria, Pitout, Caris-

tan, Requier, Peter, Fontaa, Persil PHU-THO

Sergents—Tanguy, Nodee, Dabarry, Phu-Tho (chef-lieu) a 99 km de Hanoi

Gauche, Salaun, Gauthier, Legere,

Quesnel, Tessier, Aubry

Residence

Missions Catholiques Administrateur, Resident de FrancC-H

Pore Tardy, Pere Vacquier—Pere Garcia Administrateur M. Garric

Frere Constantin Adjoint—M. Chierry

V ETERI J

Veterinaire Inspecteur—Pham van Huyen Resident-Juge—M. Garrie

Juge-suppleant—M. rChi.erry, ■ . ; q

PrTso'N Greffier—M. De Novaillan, inspeqtur

Gardien-Ghef—Pinelli de la G. I.

Gardien-Ad j oi n t—Buchy Huissier et-Porteur de Contraintes—

M. Lea, gnrde ppL de .-la ("L L

Banque de dTndo-Chine Cenxre Administratif de Hung-hoa

Directeur—Lefiere

Caissier—Lesca - - . \ j Chef de Poster—M. Thiemraud

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B219>'

Garde Indigene '-GhNDAEMEelE

Commandant la Brigade—M. de No- Garde Principal de la Garde Indigene

vaillan, Inspecteur de la G.I. ffons de Com missai re de . Police a Phutho

—M. Lea

POSTES Oce-DDES FAR I/A- GARDE INDIGENE Gendarme,

Vhitri

Commisgaire de Police A

M. Yignie

Phu Tho, Hung Hoa

Travaux'Publics SON-TAY

Chef Subdivisionnaire —Nyugen nhu-Loi Resident—A.“de Maynard, admr„ de 2^ cl.

Cadastre Adjoint— Chr. Bonamy, administrateur

Chef de Division Cadastrale—M. DelousU Travauxadjoint

Publics—Quevron

Douanes et Regies—Jacqliet, contr61eur;

Assistance Medicare Sivelle, brigadier

Medecin Indochinois a Phutho—Do-Xuan- Medecin—Ng Lien Mao

Giu Veterinaire—Nguyen-van Mai

Medecin Indochinois a Yietri—Le van Comdt. Lambert

, d’Armes a Tong — Lt.-Cpl.

Trieiu .

M^decin Lndochinois a Hunghoa - Tran Artillerie Coloniale—Pheriyong, comdt.

Legion Etrangere—Lambert, Chef Me

LamBao

Bataillon

■ . Douanes & Regies Garde Ihdijg^ne — Yives, inspecteur

ppah: David Labeye’, gards ppl.

Recette Subordonnee a Phutho: Ehseignement — Nguyen-Quang - Xubng,

Receveur Subordonne—M. Duzer Mandarin

Sbus-brigadier—-M. Guillaume Gendarmerie—Patrovillault

Id. et R. a Hung Hoa—M. L'qupy Plilhteurs Scie: 'Morel et Cie a My-Kjhe,

Cie. Indochinoise des; Plantations.a Phu-

POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES Man, Verneuil, Mine. Veuve Thibaut^

Phu-Tho, Hung-Hoa, Yietri, Phu-Doair: Henri Thibaut, Leopold Robert, Cot,

un secretaire telegraphiste Derepas, Duquesne, Oalandmceio,: Lo

charge de „Priol

chaque bureau ■ .P; ! ■ . ,

Station : Experimental AegricoLe, THAI-BINH

de Pirb-Ho ’

Directeur—M. Remand AdministrRrteur -Resident, ’Chef de . la

Proyinbe de Thai-Binh—Guiriec , ,

Magijanerie de Thanh-Ba Administrateur Adjoint—Ferlande

Chef -M. Blanc Payeur—Pernes

President du Tribiinal Provincial —

Trau-Liu-vi

Service Forestier Ingenieur Sub-divisionnaire des Travaux

Publics—Bertin

Chef i. Division Forestiere a Vietri —Inspecteur, Comt. la Brigade de Garde

M.

Chef M. Trimbour

Division Forestiere a Phudoan — Indigene—Charbonnier

Dumaison Garde Principal—Glovannangeli

Chef Division Forestiere a Don-Yang— Surveillant

—Estelle de la Leproserie de Van-Mdn

Nguyen Yen Gy Hdpital—Docteur Yu Ngoc Anh

Controleur des Donanes et RegisHillion—

Service Veterinaire Cadastre—Fournier

Veterinaire Indochinois a Phu-Tho — Commissaire Special de la Surete—

Nguyen dac Ky Delorge

'£220 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

THAI NGUYEN Armee—Chef de Bataillon Bourion, com-

mandant d’Agmes, lesHamilton,

Merrien . Coeufderoy, Capitaines

Resident—Eehinard

Adjoint—J oujoii Lieutenants Pierre; Pinhede, Sciou les

Greffier Notaire—Archier Police—Bitaille, gendarme

Payeur—Casa brianca

Garde Indigene—Lausent COLONS

Postes ife TeUgraphes—Nguyem van Binh

Douanes—Coutellier

Foret—Bruncau Sianluls Gciguen et Sauguet, Approvisionnement

Coradt.

Medecind’Armes—Schwob

de I’Assistance—Dinh van Ty — General

trinh hui loi Missions

Travaux Publics—Tran-trung-Hien

Service Gauja,Etrangeres

missionnaire (Tuyen-quang)

Service Penitentiaire—Lebon

Yeterinaire—Nguyen GiovannClli

Ngoc Chat Gautier, id. (Phu-yen-Binh)

Gonzalez, id. (Bile)

Gendarmerie—Arnaud

TUYEN-QUANG Societe Agricole de Binh-Ri a KimnuyIn

Le Roy des Barres, direteiir

Resident—J. Loupy, chef de la Province, Societe Anon, des Mines de Trang-Da

Adjoint—De Gouberville ,

Garde Indigene—Le

mandant la Dain,insj)ecteur

Brigade; Cuneo, garde com- (MinedeZinc

prin-

et dePlomb aTuyenQuang)

Gatle, directeur

cipal, adjoint au commandant de la Roustant, ingeneur

Brigade, X, chef de Poste de Dang- Carpano, Gallus, Batchevitch, Pioli

Chau, Deux, chef de Poste de Bac-Muc Brahic,

de serviceGergelics et Katsavas, chefs

Tyavaux Publics—Trinh Huy Cuong,

agent-technique SoCI^TE DES ChaRBONNAGES DE TuYEN

Tresor—Bassou, payeur

Postes

chargeet de eg raphes—Nguyen -H u y - Van Quang

Te 1Service Bellenge, directeur

Service Sante—Dr. Lapina, employ^

Capitaine, charge Gabas, M^decin-

de 1’assistance

deMedecinla indochinois

province-Ngo-Dang-Nganh,

adjoint Soci^te Miniere de Yex-Linh—(a Tuyen

Service Forestier—Perrin, chef Can- Quang) Manpetit, surveillant

tonnement, Moreau, Cortie, Krug,

Phan-Lac-Lien, chefs de division Societes de Transports Automobiles—

Services Agricoles—Blanc, ingenieur

Enseignment Francjais—Mile Cochet, Phu-Tho-Tuyen-Qviang, Gache, Thank,

directrice de 1’Ecole Framjaise So, Huong, Canh, Dieu, Hanoi, Tuyen-

Enseignement F. I.—Dang-Dinh-Giang, Quang (Nam-Vinh)

Huang-Dao, inspecteur des ecoles

primaires F. I. de la province. Socustes de Transports Fluviaux Cies—

Veterinaire—Nguyen Van Chuy

Douanes et R6gies—Tranchand, con- Sauvage (Service: Hanoi-Tuyen-Quang)

M. de Villarey, representant de la

trAleur, Bruneau Mariani, agents du Settlement Metallwigique de 1’Indo

Service actif chine

 AN NAM

coastThe Kingdom

of the of Annam

large Indo Chineseis under French

peninsula, protection.

between It extends

Cochin-China dh along the.Eastera

the sou^h, , Caru-

t>odge and Laos on the west, Tonkin on the north, and the China,'Sea oh' tfie1 east.

It is an extensive territory bordered by a chain of granite mountains covered with forests

and having well-watered and fertile plateaux.

The kingdom is administered by a Privy Council whose members are-nominated by

theune,Sovereign.

otives Each Ministry has the Superieur

assistance of a Council. Since theofTreaty, pf 6th

of1884,theFrance

peoplehaswashadinstituted

a Residentin 1926. Forat Flue and a Chamber

administrative purposesRepresenta-

Ariham is

divided

Quang-Binh into 17 provinces:

(Dong-Hoi),Binh-Dinh Thanh-Hoa (Th-H),

Quang-Tri(Qui-Nhon), Nghe-An

(Q-T), Thua-Thien (Vinh), Ha-Tinh

(Hue),Cau),Quang-Nam (H-T),

Quang-Ngai (Q-Ngai), Phu-Yen (Song Kon-Toum(Faifo),

(K.T.),

Darlac (Ban-Methuot),Khanh-Hoa

Thiet), Haut Donnai (Dalat), Plei-Ku (Nh-Tg), NinhResidences-Mairies

and the Thuan(Phanrang),ofBinh-Thuan

Thanhhoa, (Phan-

Yinh-

Renthuy, onHue,

bordering Tourane,

the coast QuinhOn,

is almost Phan-Thiet,

exclusively devoted toDalat. Theofagricultural

the culture rice, of whichland

two

crops a. year are raised. Imports consist of products for consumption such as flour,

wine, liquors, rice, spice, also iron manufactures, all kinds of hard

luxe, cotton goods, etc. Exports comprise silk, raw and filatured, silk manufactures wood, articles d’e

and waste silk, ginned cotton, lace, cinnamon,

precious woods, ox hides and horns, dried and salt fish, etc. gummed lacquer, oil d’arachides

HUE

-aboutHue, tlje capital

12 km. of the

sea kingdom largeofriver

Annam, andnavigable

the seat ofriver

government, is situated

aiid called by from the

the French on

thea Hue but,scarcely

or Riviere des Parfums, named

whichI luong-giang

debouches

on

Thethegrand

coastmountain

in about chainlat. 16of• deg.Annam, 29 minrisingN., four

and successive

long. 107 lines,

deg. 38approaches

min. E.

the

only coast

by theNortljsea, andgiving

South,to forming,

the city round the town,

’ a smiling and anpicturesque

immense belt spect.broken

Hue

consists an

citadel, of two distinctquadrilateral,

immense parts on each side of on

measuring the each

river.sideOn2,400

the left

metresbankwithis the

the

front bastioned after the type of the'fortifications at Vauban.

of the King and the offices of the Annamite Ministers. Tourists are allowed to visit Within are the palace

the palace

very on obtaining

interesting museuma pass from, theAnnamite

of ancient French administration. Inside the

works of art (chiefly goldpalace is a

and jade

jewellery).

(ancient In

Annamite the citadel are also two other

worksfindofitart)veryandinteresting. museums—S.

CommercialOnMuseum. M. Khai Dinh Museum

order

officialand visitorsofwill

buildings the rightThe

bankpalace

of theis river

kept inaregood

the

! the French government, and the houses of the European officials and

merchants.

Annamites, The population of the city j is estimated to be composed of 29,000

and pleasing.680 Europeans,

A favourite and 840 Chinese.

excursion is to theThetombsenvirons

of theofoldHuekings

are picturesque

of Annam,

some few miles from Hue. The buildings are magnificent in the style of the tombs of

the Chinese Emperors.

B222 ANNAM: HUE

DIRECTORY

RESIDENCE SUPfiRIEURE EN Bureau du Tourisme et des Archives

ANNAM M.dePeyssonnaux,

3(5 classe des commissaire principal

Polices de ITndochine

M. Craffeuil, resident supet ie,ur en Annam hors cadres, chef de Bureau

M. Labbey, administrateur de 2emp , Bureaux des Conseillers aupres des

. Ministeres

classe.de

Bureaux Sei'ivices Civils, directeur des M. Du Basty, administrateur adjoint de

2e classe des Services Civils, conseiller

' / INSPECTION DES AFFAIRES M.aupres de ministeres

Philipp, de I’lntiirieure

administrateur adjoint de

POLITIQUES & ADMINISTRATIVES aupres le classe des Services Civils, conseiller

Finances du ministere de la Justice et de»

M. Dupuy, ms-pecteur

, I. -Caiuxkt III.—Service de la Surete en Anxam

M.desDucrest,

Servicesadrainistrateur

Oivils, chef du deCabinet

3e classe. M. Sogny, controleur general de lere

1 ' / claSse, chef local des Services de Police-,

Secretariat 'Pdriiculier \ ' et de Surete en Annam

M‘ 3edeclasse

Redon,des.Serviqps

admiuistrateur

Civils,adjoint de

secretaire IV.—Inspection dp Travail

, particuliei M. Cinel, administrateur adjoint de 3e-

Section P ordre classe des Services Civils, inspecteur

M. Baux, redacteur de 2e classe des

Services Civils, chef de Section TRAVAUX PUBLICS

Section de la Garde Indigene

M.de Grethen. inspecteur

la Garde Indigene, comman- des lere ClRCONSCRIPTION DES TrAVAPX PUBLICS

dant la Brigade de la Residdnjce de l’Annam

Sup^rieure ’Bourgoin, ingenieur de ordinaire lere

Bureau du Personnel classe des p. & CH., ingenieur en chef

M. de Redon, administrateur adjoint de de la Circonscription des T. P. de

3& classe des Services Civils, chef du TAnnamBureau Administratif

Bureau Rautureau, ingenieur hors classe, chef

II. Bvkkaux de Bureau Administratif

M.Services

Patau, Civile,

admihistrateur

1 de 2e class des Bureau de la Comptabilite et du Pevsonel

diredteur deS Bureaux Jouffrey, Bureau adjoint technique ppal., chef de

ler ^Bureau

M.classe

Gaudart.desadministrateur adjbintchef

Services Civils,' de lere,

de SpppiVISION DES BaTIMENTS ClVILS

M.Bureau

Colonua, sous chef de Bureau de 2e Lagisguet, architecte Direction

de 3rd elasse

classe des Services

Section 2 /m Bureau Civils, chef de

Arrondisbement de S.O. Tu Nord-Ann am

M.3e1 Chiollier, administrateur

des Services'Civils. chef deadjoint

Bureaude

(Si&ge a Vinh)

Direction

Section de la sotde-et des fra is de transport Soubeyrand,

classe, chef

ingenieur brdinain de 3d

d’Arrondissement

M. Biros, administrateur adjoint de classe Villaret, ingehieur adjoint de 2nd classe

des Services Civils, chef de Section de t.p.e., chef de Bureau

 ANNAM: HUE B223

Aerondissement de S. O. dxt Sud-Annam j Direction Locale de la Sante

(Siege a Nhatrang) EN ANNAM

Direction . , (H6pital de H*ue)

Kaleski, ingenieur ordinaire oe 3me classe I I Dr.directeur Le Nestour,local de Iam«

-Sant4 principal.

P. etch.,adjoint

Guene, chef d’Arrondissement

technique de le cl. chef

de Bureau I Mairie de Dalat

Arrondisement d’Hydraulique j Auger, administrateur de lere classe de

Services Civils, resident-maire de Dalat

Agri cole - A n x a m , | Ginouvies, administrateur-adjoint

(Siege k Yinh) ■ I classp. Secretaire Municipal de 3eme,

Arnoux, ingr. ordinaire 'de 3ei;e cl. de P. j . • - . Tresor . .

et Ch„ chef d’Ammdisemcttfc

Subdivision de Thua Thien ! Begoc, payeur Cilrde Indigene

Desmarets, ingenietiv de Tin cl. chef de Des Fontaines, inspecteur, eoipdt, at!

Subdivision Brigade , '' .

Services Agriaoles et Commeeciaitx De Yillepre,Service; chef

Forestier

du Oantonnemenfc

Gilbert, ingenieur principal de lere classe, Forestier

chef de Service Assistance Mediegle

Houle, ingenieur-adjoint de lere classe

Dr. Fourneyron

:

Service de l’Enseignement Annam j 'Service Yeterinairs

lo. Direction de Hue Yaucel, veterinaire inspecteur

"Deletie, professeur principal de I’Enseigne- Gendarmerie

ment sup^rieur, chef local du Service de Faure, mAfecha,! clief deDogis

1’Enseignement

Antoine, en Annam Pastes et Telegraphes

Primaireprofesseur de I’Enseignement Sauyage, reoeveur

2o. , College Qnoc-lloc a Hue : ‘Lygee' de Dd/ai ■ '

Dioudonng-t, professeur principal de j Tuliie, proviseur

I’Enseignement

Leguen, professeurSecondaire,

principal dedirecteur

I’Enseigne- |

ment Secondaire, surveillant general | Service Veterinaire Zootechniuue ev

DES EpIZOOTIES DE L’ANNAM

So. College Dong-Khanh a Hue Evanno, vpterinaire-inspeoteur de 2eme

Mile. Muarege, professeur principal de j cIrssi-, chef do Service ; . ,,

I’Enseighernent Sepondaire, directrioe,- |

I/O. Ecole Franchise de Hue

Mme. Monsarrat, nrofesseur principal de Fangeaux, Service Forestier1 t>e l'Annam fl

1’Enseigneraent Primaire, directrice inspecteur principal des Forets,

Mile. Pretou, professeur de rEnseignement t Mousse; . chef deinspecteur-ad

Service joint de 3e classe

Primaire des Forets, chef de Section

5o. Ecoles Primaires de Thua Thien | ;; / 'i JOT Mu ... V

Pihet, professeur

ment Primaire principal de rEnseigne-

60. Ecole Frdn^aise de Tourgne ' . Societe du Langthodes Chaux Hydrauliques

(AnciensGener^le

Etablissements

Mme. Spick, professeur de I’Enseignement Bogaert)— Direction.. : a Hai -.

Primaire, directrice phong. Usine au Lang-Tho pres de Hue

Mme. Vuillame, professeur de I’Enseigne- (Annam) G. Chenu,

-

directeur.general

ment Primaire

 PRO VINCES DE L’AN NAM

TOURANE

capital Theofport of Tourane

Anpam, is situated

but on accoupt of theabout 40 miles

Thuan-an Bartoit the south-eastby sea

is accessible of Hue, the-

for large

craft

September. From Hii§ to Tourane there is a very comfortable railway along the sea-of

during only six. months of the year—from the end of March to the end

shore or passing through the mountains and woods, for 9, distance of 68 miles

There is also a very, picturesque road passing over the Nua'ges range of hills which is

practicable

is surfotthde dforbyhorse

ffiills'Aand foot . traffic

hd affords and motor-cars.

Anchorage to the largestThevessels.

extensiveThebayGovernment

of Tourane

transports and the steamers of the" Messageries Maritimes and the Chargeurs Reunis

find an anchorage h&te at all states of the tide and in all

River, tv^ich rises in %e.jsmall ipoiintains of the interior, empties itself into theweathers. The Tourane

bay.

Itof Quang-nam

is navigable and

onlyQuang-ngai

for small boats and junks, by which the traffic with

is carried on. The town, which is well built, extends the provinces

for a length of nearly two miles along the left bank of the river. It possesses many"

public buildings, including the French Residency, a fine Military Hospital, spacious and

well-ventilated

Municipal Barracks, the Custom-house, the Treasury,, the Post Office, amongst

and the

which mayOffices, also a number

be mentioned the Bankofdewell-appointed

1’Indo-Chine, the business establishments,

Messageries Maritimes offices,,

the Hotel

several Morinyetc.

hundred The

stalls.ip the Markets,

On Fjrench

the built ofof the

rightconcession.

bank brickriver,

andalso,

stone, arearelargea few

andbuildings

contain

which are included A quarter ofthere

an hour’s walk from this

district is'the village of My-klffi, which has given its name to a magnificent beach

much frequented by the European population. The trade of Tourane is considerable,

and

canellaseveral

sugar,steamers a monthareca

rattan, bamboo, arrivenuts,from

silk,Hongkong,

cassia, etc. taking full return Maritimes

The Messageries cargoes of

and the Compagnie Chargeurs Rfiunis havefrom

agencies at Tourane, and theofvessels of dozen

these

entering the portAewy month in normal times. Besides these vessels a large anumber

Companies, together with those arriving Hongkong, give a total about

ofCochin-China

large sea going

carryjunks

on anfromactiveChina, Hainan, andtrade

and considerable the ports

in the ofproducts

Annam,ofTonkin, and

the country.

Tea, coffee, and the' mulberry tree are cultivated on a large scale in the neighbourhood.

Lessobject

an than one hour’s journey

of interest by motor-car

for travellers, from the

who should nottown

pass are the Marble

through TouraneMountains,

without,

paying them a visit.

DIRECTORY

VILLE DE TOURANE Commission Municipale

Valette (r^sident-maire),

M. M. Valette,administrateu-r de lere Vacherot, president

classe,secretaire-municipal

Gentes, resident-maire Mercadier,vice-president

membre

Ray,

Chauvin, do.

do.

Garde Indigene Guerry, do.

Tran-Huu-Thai, do.

Gentes, s-insji: H.O. chef du Detachement Nguyen-Bi-nb-Ngo, do.

de Tourane

E NREGISTREMENT Voirie

Mas, receveur de 2e classe Faucheux, ingr. des T. P.

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B22&-

Tresorebie Service Forestier

Baylongue

municipal Hondaa, payeur receveu r Spick, chef de Cantonnement

Service Medical Service Militaire

Escale, medecin-inspr. de i’Assistance Pillaud, capitaine, commandant d’Armes

Lannuzel, capitaine eFSe Cie de loe Rmic

, CiRCOnscription SANitaire Service Maritime

DE ToUBANE

Escale,

MedicaleTnedebitt-itispr. de I’Assistance Garnier, subdivisionnaire

, Ph;pRAULIQUE AORICO

DotTANES et Regies De Lacroix de Laval, ing. des T- P.

Patrou, sous-directeur D. & R. Annam

Jouillie, inspecteur Banque Agricole

Justice Moreau, inspecteur du Credit Agricole

Littee, juge^president Mutuel

P. T. T. Compagnie Franco-Asiatiouk

Cham bon, receveur DE^ Petroles

Enseignement J. M. Lagreze, manager

Mme Vuillame, dir. Ecole Francaise R. Cote de Saux, inspector

T. Wiltemetz, do.

Ohemins de Fer A. Stanislas, accountant

Guais, ing. pal chef 2b Arrondissement Mme Cl Parmentier, correspondence

PROVINCE EE BINH EINR

Chef Lieu: Quinhon

Quinhott wab opened to foreign trade upbri-the conclusion of the Tteaty between

France and Annam signed in March,, 1874. It is situated on the coast of A imam i n

about lat. by

obstructed 13 adeg.

bar,54which

min.may

N., long. '1C)9 deg.however,;

be crossed, 02 min. E.by.’any

The yessOli

entrained

wjthto a,tlhedraught

pOrt is

not exceeding 18 to 16jr feet. The chief articles, of export are sal,^.pi,beans,

aracbideoil

Chinese, 200and cakes, sugar,

Europeans that ofetc.theThe

portpopulation

10,000, ofofwhom

the-,province

about is,201OflOjdQft-1,300

are French

civilians. The country is well cultivated, and the commercial prospects of the

port are improving every year. A coinsiderable trade:is .CRrriediion, Chiefly

with Hongkong, Haiphong, Saigon, Singapore, and Bangkok, ^he trade is at

present chiefly in the hands of the Chiiiese.r T ,

norinioP

B8

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

DIREOTOUY

PROVINCE DE BINH DINE 4°—Etablissements Morin Freres a

Quinhon

Chef Lieu : Quinhon 5°—St© anonyme franco annamite de

Port de commerce = Plage Commerce a Quinhon

6°—Ste anonyme Commerce de Tran-

sit d’Annam a Quinhon

Administration de la Province

•Gauthier, administrateur de 2e classe Banques

des S.C. resident

Auphelle, de France

administrateur adjoint des

S.C. adjoint au resident de France Banque de PIndochine—Rue Gia*

Nguyen Phan, chef annamite de la Long, Quinhon

Province

Principaies Industries PROVINCE DE HA-TINE

1° Cordages en fibre de coco pour Administration Francaise

jonques de mer, navi res—Tran-hoa- Philip, adm. 3e cl. resident de France

Qui & Tam-Quan Simon, administrateur-adjoint de 3e

2° Articles en fibre de coco (sandalefc- classe S. C. adjoint au resident

tes, tapis, brosses—Huynh-D6n-D6 & Vignoles, capitaine, d£legue administratif

Tam-Quan a Linh-Cam

3° Huile d© coco—Huynh-D6n-De & Bertin, lieutenant, dtilegue administratif

Tam-Quan a Chu-Le

4° Ailerons de requin et vessies de

poisson—Huynh-D6n-De a Tam-Quan Administration Indigene

5° Tissage m^canique de la sole—

Etablissements L. Delignon k Phu- S. E. Nguyen-dinn chi—Tuan-Phu

Phong Ton-That-Con—Bo-Chanh

€° Savonnerie—Tran-sanh-Thai avenue Phan Vo—An-Sat

Khai-dinh & Quinhon Nguyen-Van-BinH—Lanh Binh

7° “Song-Than”

Fecule de haricot

renomm&set dans

vermicelles

toute

ITndochine) a An-Thai Subdivision iSecondaire

Chaigneau, lieut., commandant d’Armes

Principaux Hotels

1°—Grand H6tel de Quinhon en face Douanes et Regies

de la mer Morani, receveur subordonn^

2°—H6tel d’Annam

(repne de If50 2$ ohambres avec

eau courante, ventilateur, 41ec- Perception

tricite partir de 2f00) Simon, administrateur-adjoint S. C. ffons

de Percepteur

Principaux Commeroants et

Exportateurs Assistance Medicalb

1°—Denis freres d’Indochine, Rue Gia- Dang Van Du, medecin chef

Long, Quinhon Bui Xuan Dieu, medicin adjoint

2°—Descours et Cabaud, Rue Albert,

Quinhon Enseignement Primaire

j°—Poinsard et Veyret, Rue Odend’-

hal, Quinhon Tran-Kinh, instituteur principal. Doc-Hoc

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B227

Garde Indigene Forets

Moguez, inspecteur principal hors cU Laurent, garde general, chef de la

Division garde

Forestiere de Dong-Hoi

commandant la Brigade

Renoul, sous-inspecteur hors cl. de la G.I. Canioni, principal,

Division de Minh-Cam

chef de la

SUR^TE Tran-Sinh, agent technigue principal

Rouan, inspecteur principal ffons Quang-Khe des Forets chef de la Division do

commissaire adjoint

Travaux Publics

Travaux Publics

Lang,

T. P. ingenieur, chef Subdivisionaire

Enjolras, ingeneur, chef Subdivision Abadie, commis Douanes et Regies

Irrigations principal, receveur sub-

ordonnda Dong-Hoi

Service Veterinaire Trifford s/brigadier

Mai-Van-hung, v4terinaire Indo- Assistance Medicale

chirois chef de Poste Dr. Domec. medecin, chef de Panibu^

lance a Donghoi ’

POSTES ET TELEGRAPHES

Buu-Uyen, coinmis. receveur dcs Chemin de Fee

Postes LeMouvemen

Van Thinh, . controjeur trafic et

Commerce Briand, agent Cc/ntractuel, chef du 96

Hong-F.y, Vo-Cong-Hoa, Nam-Seng- district Vdie et Bati

Duo-Thinb, ndgwiiants Instruction Publique

BuiProssard,

- Huy - Ooudoux,

Tin, Monier, Ferey,

S.A.N.A., Pyne, Nguyen-Xan Kiem-Hoc de, la Province

Succession

Bordet, Girard, Paolj, planteurs du Quang-Binh

PROVINCE DU QUANO-BINTI PROVINCE DE’ QUANG-TRI

Chef Lieu: Dong-Hoi Aldrini, administrateur de 2e cl. des

S. C., rdsidenL

Atzenhoffer, dief de Province de

(7.,800 Km. 2—7200,000, habitant's) 36 cl.' adjointadministrltteur-adjoint

au Resident

Residence Garde Indigene

Dubois, administrateur de 2^me classe Gasquy, inspecteur‘deiere

des Services Civil s, resident laQuangtri

Brigade de 'la gardecl. Gommahdanfe

iiidigdhe’'de

Lecourtier, administrateur adjoint de Courant, garde principal de 3e cl. chef

lere classe,

Colonna, adjoint au Resident

percepteur de Poste a Laob^o , , , ,

Lecene,

Poste garde

a Vinhprincipal

Linh stagiaipe* chef de

Garde Indigene

Bouchehon; tristiecteur de lere classe, com-

Mengelle, gardeBrigade

mandant la principal PROVINCE DE THttl THIEN

Justice M.clas<-eLavigne,

M. des S. C.administratcur de lore

chef de Province' et

Le Resident, president du Tribunal de pai Maire de la Ville de Hue ’

a competence etendue a Dong-Hoi

Mengelle, garde principal de la G. I., Leveau, administrateur-adjoint

greffier-notaire classe, adjoint au Resident de lere

B228 PROVINCES DE LANNAM

Gard® Indigene EsseigtNement

Stoeckel, inspecteur

commandant principal lere classe, Tcan-Thuoc,

la Brigade Faifoo

Boc hoc du Quang Nan a

Travatjx Publics Gendarmerie

Desmar^ts, ingenieur subdi vision nai re Berthier. gendarme faisant fonctions

de commissaiie, de Ppljce a Faifoo

des Travaux Publics

Enseignement PROVINCE BE QUANG-NGAI

Plumet, directeur des Ecoles Frimaires

M.M.

des Gey,

Servicesadministrateur de lere

Civils, resident classe

de France

PROVINCE BE QUANG-NAM a Quangngai

Saigne, administrateur-adjoint

des Services Civils, adjoint auderesident

3e cl.

Residence de Faifoo de France

Bucrest, administrateur de 2e

Services Civils, resident chef de classe des

Province Garde Indigene

Agostini, adrninistrateur-adjoint de 2e Archinard, inspecteur commandant la

Brigade de garde indigene

classe des

'Resident Services Civils, adjoint au Louppe, s/itispecteur de la garde indigene,

commissaire

(Quangngai) de Police a Thu - Xa

Garde Indigene

Saint-Peron, inspecteur deprincipal

3eme classe, commandant la Brigade de Vuillame, s/inspecteur de la G.I. a M6 Buc

(Quangngai)

Vinay, garde principal de 3e classe, Arnaud, garde

Bordes, garde ppalppaldedelala G.I.

G.I.aaTri-Binh

Cauohay

adjoint au commandant de la Brigade

Arreteau, s/inspecteur hors classe, chef de Rouzade, grade ppal de la G.I.,Gilang

Laurens, grade ppal de la G.I. a

Poste de Tam Ky commissaire de Police a Quangngai ftons de

Leclasse,

Pichon, garde

chef deprincipalprincipal de

Poste de stagiaire, 3eme H^rete, garde ppal de la G.L

Ben-Hien chef Brutus, garde ppal de la G.I. a Bato a Buc-Pho

Stiesch, garde

de Postegarde

Beloustal, de Tra-My

principal journalier, chef Hoang - M6ng Assistance Medicale

du Poste 6. - Luong, medecin - chef

Travaux Pub'ics

Travaux Publics Antoine, ingenieur,

Phare de Poulo-Canton chef de Subdivision

Faucaeux, ingenieurdes Travaux Publics, Couapel,

Forestier maitre ed phare Service

chef de la Subdivision Ordinaire

BeTravaux

la CroixPublics,

de Laval,

chef de ingenieur

la Subdivision des Nguyen-Hoai-H6i, chef de Bivision

d’Hydraulique Agricole

PROVINCE BE KHANH-HOA

Assistance Medioale

Br Chabaud, medecin de 3e classe de Chef lieu: Nhatrang

1’Assistance Medicale, medecin chef de Bestenay, administrateur de 2e classe des

1’Hopital de Faifoo S.C., resident de France

Moulin, administrateur-adjoint au resi-

Bouanes & Regies dent

Lerecoveur

- dinh - subordonn^

Nho, contrbleur

a Faifoo stagiaire, Garde Indigene

Morand, receveur auxiliaire a Tamky Sauvignon,

commandantinspecteur

la Brigadede lere classe

Pham-Cang,

Hoa receveur auxiliaire a Hidp- Filipecki, gardela Brigade

principal adjoint avr

Ting-thien-Hudn, comrais de 3& classe, commandant

charge du controle de la Bistillerie de Penot, soui-inspceteur

Ninh-Hoa chef de Poste a

Cho-Cui

 VINCES DE, E’AN NAM

Institut Pasteur Communications

Dr. Yersiq, direc(tjeur des Ins,tituts fas,tear Chemin de fer-Saigon-Nhatrang-HanOi

Dr.deJacotot,

I’lridochine ,

direeteurjde I’lnstitut Pasteur Route coloniale No I

Ports Banghoi

Dr.deLeroux,

Nhatrang vet^rinaire Inspecteur ,

Institut Gc^anogra'pliiqt(fej Cauda

Dr. Chevey, directeur II existe un terrain deviation en bon etat

Serene, assistant

Le Poulain, eoondme PROVINCE DE KONTUM

Service Medical

Dr.niales

Kerforne, m4decin

hors lla,

cadre,medecindes

m^decin troupes cdlO- M. M. Guilleminet, Paul Philibert,

Nguyen-duy indochefchinois Gregoirq, Civils,

Services administrateur

resident lore classe deset-

de France

Travaux Publics resident-juge a Kontum

Nicolle, inspecteur ppal de le classe de

(Arrondissement) laBrigade

garde indigene, commandant de

Kaleski, ing^nieur principal Lieurade, medeciu - chef d’Assistance

Guerre, chef de Bureau Medicale a Kontum

(Servipe Provincial)

Truong-van-Hue,

naire ing^nieur-subdivision- La Societe Agricole du

(Construction du Chemin de fer) Kontum a Dak-Doa

Bourgoin, ingenieur en chef 3e Arrondisse- La SociCte Anonyme des Etablissement

mentingenieur

liollin, d’Exploitation Chemin

ppal chef de fer

de 1’Arrondisse- de L. Delignon, Concession a Dak-

ment Jappau, par Ankhe

Villeminot,

Ganot, ingenieur ingenieur M.T.T.P.

adjoint

R^thore, irispecteur T.M. M.M. Imatz,. 1Concession de Cafeiers h

Marig-Girfi^

Nicod, contrbleur

Chevalier, controleur id- chemin de fer R.P. Stutzmann,' Missionnaire Agl'icul-

Hermand, controleur id- h. c. T.P teur

Ferry, adjoint technique

Tellie,vet,chef

Lou chefdededistrict

bureau PROVINCE DE B1NH-THUAN

\ Dpuanes et Regies . Chef Lieu ; , PpANTHifiT

Munsch, inspecteur des D. et R.

Maisondieu,.receveur

Olivier, receveur subordonne subordonne Chutt Residence

Honecohe

Migeoh, receveur Administrateur-Resident—Levadoux

Allemand, receveurauxiliaire

auxiliaireCitadeile

Banghoi Garde Administrateur-Adjoint—Biros

Indigene—Kirsch

Lanfranchi, receveur auxiliaire Ninh-Hoa Assistance Medicale—Estcve

Forets Travaux Publics—Vally

Bila, inspecteur des Forets Douanes—Milldt, 8 agents Europeens

Division Foresti^re Nhatrang. . du Service actif

Floch, ch^f de Division Douanes^Nillot De Monestrol, 8, agents

Division Forestiere Ninh-Hoa Europe'ens du Service actif

T6n-that-Thuan, chfif de Division Enseigneinent

directeur des—jEpoies

,1 instituteur

Primaires indigene

Tresor—Gautier

Hotels Porets—Phily, V erney

•Grand H6tel (Directeur-Van) Fostes et Telegraphes—1

Indigene Recev. secondaii*e

charge de Bureau

Hotel Beau-Rivage (Breuseghem)

B230 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Service Maritime—^Le Guan, maitre Irrigations'

de Phare a Kega Arnoux, ihgenieur des Fonts et Chausseea

Chemins de fer—Brossard chef fie 1’Arrondissement d’ H. A.

Gendarmerie—Rey, gendarme

Colons—R. Guidon Lavallee, Dussei,

G. Gasset. Pouzenc, Monand, Defosse Mousse, inspecteur,Forets chef du Cantonnement

Garages—Wullamie Motte forestier du Nghe-Tinh

Grand Hotel—Lecat

Hotel Ngac-tam—Mme-Gairy

Entrepreneur—G. Motte Tribunal

Banque—Dubos Leibenguth, juge de paix

Missions—P. Brugidou PouiqE, Munioipale

Groupierre, commissaire de Police

PROVINCE DE PHU YEN Assistance Sociale

Dr. Mathieu, raedecin-chef . de I’Hospital

Chef Lieu : Songcau

ViXERINAIRE .,

Fugier Garrel, administrateur de 2eme Evanno, Sectuerdocteur, veferinaire chef du ler

classe des Services Civils, resident

Corue, chef deetBureau

au resident des S'. C.; adjoint

percepteur Douanes

Landreville, ingenieurdesTravauxPublics Colas, inspecteuf

Velasque/ihspecteuf de le cl., commandant

LedeVanla Brigade de laIndochinois,

Ky, medecin garde indigene Chemins Be Feu

medecin- Petit, iuspecteur

. chef ^ rAmbulance , ;

. t . Enseignement .

PROVINCE DE NGHE AN (VINH) Boularand, Primaire

inspecteur de I’Enseignement

Resident- Antoine Jeannin, adminis-

trateur de 2ere classe, resident Maire PROVINCE DU HA UT-DONN AI

Vinh-Benthuy

Administrateur-adjoints—Moll, Atzen- Residence et . Delegation

hoffer de Djiring

Pay eu r^Pailhes

Garde Indigene Lucien Auger, administrateur de lere-

Desrioux, inspecteur, commandant etclasse des Services Civils, maire deDalat

la Brigade Michelresident de France administrateur-

de Boisboissel, t

: : adjoint de lere i classe des

Civils, adjoint au rfeident jde [FranceServices

‘ Pqsts’ et Tf:EEOraphes du Haut-Donnai

Landros, feceveur Gaiaquy, inspecteur de l&re classe de la-

Travaux Publics garde indigene, delegue a Djiring

Arrondissemmt du Word Annam '' Garde Indigene

Soubeyrand, ingenieur des Fonts S et Francois Grilhault dee Fontaines, in-

Chaugsees, chef de 1’Arrondissement specteur de lere classela,,deBrigade

:1a grade-

indigene, commandant

StlBDIVISION DE VINH Henri Adeie,; chef de Poste a BBre

Aubry, ingehieur chef de Sub-division Travaux Publics

Subdivision Maritime Sam

T.P. Picard, ingenieur de lere cl. deg

D^gremont, adjoint technique Haut-Donnaila Sub-divisiop des T.P. db

chef de

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B231

Assistance Medicale Guillot, Gabriel, Edmond, adminis-

iL. Tournier, medecin de 2e classe, chef trateur de 3eme

Civils, adjoint classe des Services

au resident

de PAssistance Medicale H. D. Baumann, Georges, Jean, eleve adminis-

, tapteur

resident des Services, adjoint au

Service ViItterinaire Tourne,

A.veWrinaire

Gillon, Achef mandant la Brigade de ppal,

Pierre, inspecteur com-

la garde

Dalat du 4eme secteur indigent?

Service Forestier PROVINCE DU DARLAC

'Vally, garde general, chef du Cantoime-

ment Forestier du Langbian a Dalat Chef Lied: BANMETHDdT

:Gerbinis, adimnistrateur-adjoint de lere

Service Agricole classe

France des Services Civils, resident de

au Darlac,

Bisson,

d’Agriculture, ■ adjoint

ingenieurchef de desStation

la Travaux

du Kerrest, admiiiistrateur adjoint de 3ere

Haut-Donnai A Blao classe des Services Civils, adjoint au

residentsous

Barthes, inspecteur principal de la

Gendarmerie arde indigene, commandant la Brigade

Bacquey, gendarme, comntissaire de e garde indigene

police A Dalat

Besson, gehdarme,’ chef de Poste PROVINCE DE PHAN RANG

d’Entrerays

PoSTES ET TriLriGRRAPlfes Bertbault, admiiristratehr

des S. 0. resident de FrancedeA Phan3a classe

rang

-Poirion, receveur A Dalat Bacon,

Services; Givils, adjoint au residentdes

chef de Bureau de lere classe,' de

TuhsoR France

E. .Couderc, payeur Malfre, medecin

Mhdicale, de lere

medecin chefcl.dede1’Ambulance

TAssistance

Lycee Yersin A Phanrang

Annet, inspecteur de . 3e classe de la

,A Neveu, pfoviseur arde indigne, commandant la Brigade

Phanrang de la garde indigene A

e la Brigade

Hanriot,

Publics,ingenieur

chef deadePhanrang

laler;eSub-division

cl. des Travauxdes

PROVINCE DE THANH-HOA Travaux Publics

Lagreze, Laghaise, surveillant principal de Seme

iere classeAntoine, administrafeur

des Services Civils, chef de classe desgendarme

de Vigneroh, Travauxffons

Publics

de commissaire

Province, resideht-Mairo de Police A Phanrang

 COCHIN-CHINA

the Cochin-China

but chief

Lowerport, wasisconquered

Cochin-China

a French Colony.

(coniprising

The province of Giadinh

by the Francp-Spanish

the provinces offleet

of whicif

on theBfenhoa,

Giadinh, 17th Saigon1859,Is-

February,

and Mytho,

and the Islands of Pulo Condor) was not definitely

formally surrendered by Treaty ; in 1867 thre9 m9reJ(prq,vin^e^,wpyeoccupied, until 1883* when it was

conquered bylhe

French and added to theip .possessions, viz., ; Chaujdpc, Hatien,-'and Vinhlqng. The

actual boundaries

Gaihbbdia; on the ofEastCochin-China

and South;now The are:

Chinaon Sea;

the North,

on thethe kingdoms

Westythe GulfofofAnnam

Siam and

and

(MnbOdia oshci > \ \ nviuir'

The Colony of Cochin-China is divided into 21 prqKinces.

winch is the capital of Cochin-China and at the same time ofithe province of Giadinh7 Except Saigon’

the other chief towns bear the names of their respective provinces., t The country

is a vast plain with small hills op the West and some mountains on the East and North;

the

and three highestinareheight.

600 metres BadenThe 884 principal

metres, Baria

rivers493aremetres,

the two and Vaico,

the MaitheMountains. 550

Saigon River,

r

and the Donnai river. The lower parts of Cochin-China are

creeks or arroyos, giving easy and rapid communication to all parts of the country. Of w ihkled with small

late several canals have been opened. The magnificent. river Mekong, which descends

from The Thibetan mountains, after running through different territories., crosses

Cambodia,

itself intoTheenters

ChinatlteSea,

lowerby provinces

five large ofoutlets

Cochin-China, by two branches,

called, respectively, Cua Tieu,andC;uempties

a

Balai,

Cua Cpchien, Cua Dinh-an, and Cua Bassac.

The principal product of Cochin-China is rice. It is planted in almost every

province except some of the northern districts. In the last 20 years the number

ofrubber,

hectares

fish,cultivated has almost

fish-oil, hides, pepper,doubled.

timber, kapok,After rice,

cotton,thedried

chief shrimps,

exports andare maize,

copra

The

The Hevca,

acreage Brasiliensis

planted20,000 has

amounts been extensively cultivated during the last ten years.

rubber is nearing tons approximately

per annum. Coffee, to 250,000

tea, acres,

Chinaandgrass,the average

sesamum,export

palma-of

christi,

quantities, indigo,

with saffron, gum-lac,

several other minorsapan wood and cinchona also exist in fairly large

productions.

The principal salt marshes are in the province of Baria. The forests contain large

quantitieswhich

arhongst of fin,emaytimber

be namedand elephants,

abound with game oftiger,

rhinoceros, nearlydeer,everywild, description,

boar, and

eland, while amongst the feathered game the peacock, partridge, snipe, jungle fowl

(or wildcock), pheasant, etc., tnay be mentioned.

fish of every description, and alligators abound in same. The rivers and creeks swarm with

The country being very tranquil, the garrisons have

not only in Saigon but also in the provinces, and now a few' hundred French and been considerably reduced

native soldiers suffice to maintain the security of the inhabitants of Cochin-China

and

are Cambodia. The Annamites

not so industrious are a race

as the Chinese and devoted principally

are indifferent to agriculture;

traders. The Chinesethey

have the largest proportion of the trade in their hands.

The whole

and consist of the

of the French possessions are the nowprotectorates

comprised under the title ofLaos,

Indo-China

and Cambodia, andColony of Cochin-China,

the leased territory of Quoang-tschou-wan, ofandTonkin,

are under theAnnam,

control

isof administered

a Governor-General, who usuallywhoresides

by a Governor, in Tonkin.

is assisted by aThePrivy

Government

Council. of The Cochin-China

Colonial

Council of Cochin-China, some of the members of which are elected by the residents,

consists of 24 members, ten of whom are natives. In the various arrondissements.

moreover,

Saigon andCouncilsCholonhave are been introduced

grouped under thecomposed

directionentirely

of the ofso-called

natives.“ Region

The towns

Saigon-of

Cholon” which comprises at its head one administrator with the same services than

 COC HIN-CH J N A—SAIGON B233

for a Province and two Municipal Councils (ope for Saigon,

bers of which bodies are partly French and partly native. The Chamber of Commerce one for Cholon), the mem-

at Saigon is also an official body elected by the merchants and traders; formerly it

was composed of French, foreigners, and Chinese, but in 1896 its constitution was

altered

culture and it is nowofficial

is another an exclusively

body elected Frenchby and nativeand

planters body.composed

The Chamber

of Frenchof Agri-

and

natives. , • ,

Following on irrigation works a great number of concessions have been granted,

especially,

villagers, some to settlers. ;The holds granted to European settlers are only taxedto

in 1899 and 1900, by the Colonial Council of Cochin-China, some

according to their progress, commencing by pne-fifth at the end of the fifth year, to

which is added another onerfifth at the end of each of the following four years. The

Conseil

HarbourSup^rieur, in November,

which involved an estimated 1900, adopted a scheme

expenditure for the improvement

of Fl0,394,000 (£415,760).of ASaigon

quay

of 11 warehouses 25 metres (82 feet) broad and 90 metres (290 feet) river,

1,091 metres (3,578 feet) long was constructed on the right bank of the long wasand erected,

a series

thus

were making

built afront

total and

inconnected surface

at theoftheback

24,225of square metres (250,600

theand-warehouses, and thesquare offeet).

lineAbout railway Railroads

leading

established on the left bank of the river in order that vessels might be moored on were

thereto was with Mytho Cholon Railways. 20 buoys that

side as well asof onthethestreet

continuation rightcalled

bank,rueandd’Adran.

a bridge,Alevelpostalwith

linethe ground,steamers

of French was builthasin

been established between Saigon and Singapore, with a subsidy from the Govern-

ment

towersofeach

Indo-China.

780 feet high, A big

andwireless

4 smallerplant

ones,waseacherected

390 feetin high.

1923. There are sixreplete

This plant, steel

with the latest apparatus, is one of the most powerful in the world.

SAIGON

Saigon, the capital of Cochin-China, is situated on the Saigon river, a tributary

ofaboutthe 40Donnai,

miles infromlat. Cape

10 deg. St. 50Jacques

min. N.,

and and long. 104 todegthe22 largest

is accessible min. E.vessels.

It is

Since

change, its occupation by

owing toetc.sanitary the French

works the climate

in thea town, has undergone

such as drains, a very

the and favourable

filling up of

pools, marshes, The town presents fine appearance, the roads thorough-

fares

House being broad

is the and and

most.decoration. regular.

remarkableyseyeraf ! Amongst the public buildings the Government

construction The othermillions

prominent of francs

publichave been spent

buildings are theupon its

Palace

of the Cochin-China Government, the handsome and imposing Post Office on the Place

de

(Town la Cathcdrale,

Hall), the costtheof which

Treasury, was over the Supreme Court andFine

Francs 2,000,000. thebuildings

“Hotel havede Ville”

been

erected,

Bankingamong which There

Corporation. the Banqueis also dea stately

ITndo-Chine

Gothicand the Hong

Cathedral Kong proportions,

of large and Shanghaiin

front of which has been erected the statue of Monseigneur Pigneau de Behaine, bishop

ofcentury.

Adran,Saigon

one ofhas

thetwo firstpublic

Frenchgardens,

missionaries who de

the “Jardin came to Cochin-China

la Ville,” in the last

which is maintained at

the

theatre, expense of

which the

was,Municipality,

inaugurated apd

in the Botanic

1900, is a and Zoological

remarkable Garden.

building The

erected municipal

at a cost of

over

capable2,000,009 fr. There,

of receiving ip good

the largest .docking isaccommodation.

inen-of-war, one of the finest The docksBassin

in the deworld,

Radoub,

and

there are two floating lifts Two petroleum godowns built by the Government are

situated

are said a(to Rach Doi,enough

be large pn the tobanksreceive'of‘the Saigon River

ovePIOO,000 cases.(half-way

The agentsto oftheMessrs.

town).Samuel

They

&Saigon

Co., ofRiver

London, havethebuilt

flows into two petroleum

Donnai. The largest-tanks at Nhabe,

of these at the point

is estimated where the

1 to receive 2,300

cubic metres (81,190

8,000 Europeans and cubic feiet) ofAsiatics

over 160,000 oil. There are (without reckoning the troops) over

or natives.

B234 ' SAIGON

The M.M. steamers call twice a month at Saigon on their homeward and outward,,

trips. byEasysubsidized

either communication is affordedrailway.

mail steamers'Or with the■There

principal towns with

is a railway of theMytho,

territory

Bien

Hoa and beyond, and with Hoc Mon: had Laithien. The bridge of Binh-Loi was inaugurated

on the 8th of March, 1902, o ver the river of Saigon, putting in direct communication

two rives des fleurs. It is a swing bridge and is of a total'length of 276 metres,, supported the

by 6 piles {en maponnerie et a Z-culees). *

All the principal

communication, towns ofcable

and a submarine Cochin-China

unites the possess telegraphic

Colony with and Haiphong,

Singapore^ telephonic

Hongkong,

Saigon and ’Amoy,

Cliolon,etc.is oneTheoftWireless

he mostStation, situated

important in the

in the Earvillage

East ofandPhu-To, between

communicates

directly with Paris. The postal ■ organization of the Colony is very complete and

efficient; correspondence can be sent daily to almost all parts of the country.

DIRECTORY

CQcniNCHINE ' Membres Suppleants Fi’ancaise — M. M.

Franchini,

Courtinat 1Haasz, Scotto, Desrioux,

M. M. Fierce Andre Pages, gouverneur Membres Titulair^s' Annamites — M. M.

de iCre olas.se, gouverneur de la Huynh-ngoc-Nhuan, Bui quang-Chieu,

Cdchinchine - ; Le-quang-Liem dit Bay,

Rivoal, administrateur de 1

Services

verneur Civils

p. i. de ITndochine, gou- van-Kha, Nguyen-phan-Long, Thuong-

Striedter, administrateur de lere classe Membres dong-Thuan-, H uynh-van-Chinh

des Service Civils de I’lndochine, Pham-van-Tiec, Suppleants Annamites—M.

Tran-van-Sang, Duong-M.

inspecteur des

administratives Affaires

et du Politiques

Travail f[ et van-Giao, Nguyen-dang-Lieng, Truong-

Le Strat, administrateur de 2me classe des dai-Luong,

Services Civils de I’lndochine, directeur Delegues de la Chambre di Agriculture

des Bureaux du Gouverpement r ^ Titulaires;—M. M. Arborati,; Huynh-ngoc-

Binh

Cabinet du Gouverneur Sdppleants—M, M. Philip, Dang-vamDan

Chef de Cabinet-^-M.

taigutji Bonhome.ided.C Mon-

administrateur-,adjoint Dqlegues fe la, Gfyayibr.e d$. Commerce

, lepe : Titulaires—M.

classe des S. ,C* de ITndochine van-Ben M. Jean Comte, TruongT

Chef de, Cabinet Adjoino—M. Beauvais Suppleants—M.. Seurin

administrateur adjoint de 3meclasse des

S. C. de ITndochine . SecretarieArciviste— M. Josa, adminis-

Secretaire Particulier,-—M. Bruneton, ad-, trateur-adjoint

de ITndochine

de 2eme classe des S. C-

ministrateur adjoint

; S. C. de ITndochine ide 3me classe des'

Chef du Bureau du Personnel—M. Bohn,

administrateur adjoint de Ire classe President — M.Conseil Priv^ ’

Le Gouverneur do fa

des S. C. de ITndochine Cochinchine

Chef du Bureau de la Presse—M. Marquis

MembreS :•

-Deputation M.M. Le Gbn^ral

la Division d‘e Division Cbmmhhdant

de 'Oochinchine-Oambodge

Depute—M. De BeaUnont Le Procureur-General, pres la Cour d’appel

OoNSEIL CoiiONIA h de Saigon

Le Directeur dps Bureauji du, Gouverment

Membres Titulaires Francais—M. M. De ITngenieur en Chef de la Circonscription

Lachevrotiere,

Ardin, Ballous,BiailleLamorte,

de Langibaudiere,

Bataille, de Cochinchine

Lefebvre, Guillemet, Combot, Neumafm Conseillers TitulairesTran-dinh

Luong-Khac-Linh, — M. M. BadGuiffray,

 SAIGON B235

Conseillers Suppleants—A. Vielle Nguyen- Tresorier—Seurin

Bruno van-Vinh, Le-van-cho

Secretaire Archiviste—M. le Chef du Secretaire—Orsini Membres Titulaires Francais — M. M.

Cabinet

chine du Gouverneur de la Cochin- Lacaze, Joly, Souhaite, Brunet,

Berthet, Robert, Comte, Lamorte,

Darrigade, Luciani, Guerini, Courtial

Bureaux du Gouvernement Membres Titulaires

Local Truong- van - BenAnnamites—M.

Tran- van - SangM.

Directeur des i Bureaux—M. Le Strat, Membres Nguyeh-Khac-Nuong

administrateur de 1 e classe des Services

Civils de I’lndodiine., Lemoult,Suppleants

Courtinat, —Messner

M. M. Cimy

ler Bureau Secretariat

Chef de Bureau—M.

istrateur adjt. de leFreyssenge,

ci. des S. admin-

C. de Secretaire General—M. Chanvril

1’Indochine Secretaire General Adjoint—M. Lmnard

Chef de la lere Section—M. Grange Secretaires Adjoints—M. Thomachot et L.

Chef de la 2me Section—M. Tran Thien Ty Scotto

%em,e Bureau Steno - Dactylographes

Chatel, Loustau, Melle—Tritsch

Mmes. Gott-

Chef

Bureaude Bureau—M.

de lere cl. Cordier,des S. chef

; C. dede

IThd ©chine Administration de la Justice

M. Kerjean, id. Cour d'Appel

M. Balencie, id. President—Motais de Narbonne

Chef de Section—Duong Tan Tai Presidents de Chambre—Boyer, Garrigues

Seme Bureau Conseillers — Pierre, Filatriau, Sice,

Chef de Bureau—M. Nadal, contrpleur Jalade,

(les Contributions directes des cadres Brosius, Pujos, Bruni Herve du Penhoat, Legay,

metropolitains Greffier

M. Jude, chef de bureau de lere classe Procureur General^—Dupreen Chef—Boulley Duparc

des S. C. de ITndochine Avocats

Ij&me Bureau

de Bureau de — 2meM. classe

Josa, desadmin- Leger Generaux — Lafrique, Walrand

istrateur-adjoint S,. C. Substituts Generaux—Coppin, Faurie

Juges—Stalter, Levy, Manuel de Con-

de ITndochine dinguy, Guenard, Mariani,Leibenguth,

Romerio,

•Chef de Section—M.

des Services CommerciauxCrevost, inspecteur Bourgeois, Porte, Magry,

Richard, Tettiravou, Lamotte, Lodeon,

Violle, Clermont.:

BibliothEque et Archives AttachesArbes,au Laloum,

Parquet —Leroux,

Guillot,St. Yves,

Saint

Conservateur — M. Saint Marty, con- Felix,

servateur hors clasSe des Archives eV Clanet, Pham-huu-Tri.

Bibliotheques Avocats

Chambre de 1 Co'mmerce de SaH3o!n— Garros, Gremazy, Girard, Ferrand,

Telephs. 74 et 444; P. O. Box 196; Cable Condamy, Vabois, Frezouls,

Lefevr ' Ed. Petin, Espinet,

Gallet, Lambert,

Ad:Chammerce,

Francaise, LugagneSaigon; Codes:A.Z.edn.!

1929, Cogef Lu- Vivnis'(J.P.)

, Beziat, Dubreuilh, Gonon,

Paris Gallois

gagne, Veslot, A.B.C. 4e, 5e, 6e edn., cellieri, Jacquemard, A-pan-Anh, MontbrUn (L) Can-

Bentley’s, Liebei;’s,

Kendall’s Pierron, Scott’s,

et GeneralAcme, Watkins’;

Telegram-Com- Regnier, Blaquiere, Couget, Giaccobbi,

binaison

tional. Publications: Badio- et Na- Millaud,

Quotidien Zevaco, Lalung - Bonnaire,Huynh-van-

Trinh-dinh-Thao, Reveille

des Changes, Kadio Quotidien Commer- Limet, Chin, Sarraut, Bernard, Ferlande,

cial, Bulletin Quotidien, Bulletin Bi- Nguyen-van-Dan, Loye, Pinaud, Le-van-Kim,

Stagiaires.—Huynh-

mensuel, Statistiques

nuelles, PrOces-Verbaux Commerciales

de seance An- Vueng-quang-Nhuong,

xuan-Canh, Hinh-thai-Thong, Motais deDujon,

Nar-

President—Ardin bonne, Carpanetti, Xavier, Phankien-

ler Vice-President—Ballous

2me Id. : Khuong,

—Truong^van-Ben , Truong-minh-Chieu. Seminel, Nguyen - van * Vo

r>286-! HAIOON

Tribunaux ilivih •1 • j| Sadec—Chau

Rachgia—Wolf,

vet,

adminr. de 2e clasu--

id. '3eth id.

Pres ident—Weil I Soetrang—Parisot, id. id.

Vice-President—Lavau-Botilioure | Taniin—Bonnemain, id. lere id.

Huges d’Instruetion -V- Tran-van - -Ty, I Tayninh—Renou,

(’apdeville. id. 2e2e id.

!I Thudaumot—Larivier-e,

Travinh—Roche, id.

id. 3e id. id.

. ' ' . Tribunal dr' Uonitnerce j Vinhlong—Duverhoy

Pres. — Weil | Gaston id. 2e id.

Juges Titulaires—Cuny,

L^gaoulfc, Orsini, Jliehaud, Fichet, Lautkier,

Huppl Cbal- Cap St. Jacques—Vallat, id. 2e id.

lamel, Courtinat, I)ergelos,

vanche, De Ligondes. Nguyen-van-Qua. • De Inper-

P>egin, Region de SAigo^-Gholon

Martin, Hagen,

Pettot. Hiribarronde,

■ ' ! ' Karcher, l!

M. Bussiere, administrateur de Ire clusae

des S. C. de Tlnddchine, administrateur

Justice Ae Paix i de la Region

GreffieiyGodefroy ;' '1 ' > Qpnseil ~d' Ad^inispradion

Huissiers Membres

Siaot, Gocogpe, Cayillon , Marque, Titulaires

De Ligqndes,Fran9ais

Comte,—Lemoult

M. M.

Commissaires Priseurs Membres Suppleahts

j Bardouillet, Joly, Lucinani Francais — Bele,

Lacouture, Desriou x, Gard i Membres TitulairesNguyen

Annamites—Nguyen-

Syndics de Faillites Liquidatums Minh- Chieu, - Dang - Lieng,

JudicicUres ' Truong-Van-Ben,

Membres SuppleantsTran-Thai-Nguyen

Annamites-^-Nguyen-

Lefebre, Faucon Kotnh-es . van-Vang, Tran- Van - Kiem, Nguyen-

Fays, Leservoisier, Defay Khac-Nuong, Ho-van-Kinh

Membres

Membres Titulaires

SuppliantsChinois—M. DuXuong

Cihinois—Mi Liru-

Chambre d’Agriculture de la Canh

COOHINCHINE (InDOCHINE)

Bureau — M. M. Mariani 1 (president), M. Boy-Landry, Ville de Saigon

Nguyen-Tan-Duoc, (vice presidept), Braille de Langibaudiere, maire de la Ville

Haasz (tr^sorier),

(secretaire) Nguyen-van-Dilong let adjoint

Membres Francais—M. M. Balencie, Com- Pinaud,

Nguyen 2eme

M Adjoint

inh-Chieu, 3eme adjoint

bot, llarthe, Lagarde, Emery, Coussin,

Arborati,Indigenes—M.

Membres Philip M. Huynh-ngoc- Ville de ChOlon

Binh, Nguyen - ba - Tinh, Truong-van- M. Mazet, president de la Commission

Ben, Dang-van-Dau dit Son, Phan Municipale

Bardouillet, ler 2eme adjointadjoint

luong-Bau, Thuong-eong-Thuan. Tran-van-Kiem,

Membres Suppleants—M.

Arnaud, Boy, Lacouture M. Valety, Du-Xuong, 3eme adjoint

Administration des Provinces , Conseill Municipal de Saigon

B adieu — Schneyder, administr. de Maire—Boy-Landry

Baria — Bartoli, administr. de l&re 3me : > e classe iler Adjoint-^-Biaille de Lattgihaudiere

2iiie Adjoint—Pinhud

Adjoint—Nguyen:Minh-Chieu

Bentre—Thierry, classe

■ Membres Titulaires Framjais— Lorenzi,

Bienhoa—Butel. admim-. id. de 2e2e classe id. Didier, Darrigade,

Soyer,Seurin, Audouit, Bele, Bee

Marque

Cantho—Giraud Gillet,

Ohaudoc—Brierede 1’isle,. id.

id. 2e2e ofd. id. Membres Suppliants Fran^ais—Boeuf,

Cholori —Goutes, id. 2e id. Vidal, Gay, Bonvicini

Giadinh—Borland, Membres Titulaires

id. le . id. van-Tao, Tran-van-Thach, Nguyen-van- Annamites—Nguyeu-

GocdngTr-Griraald, id. le id. Tao, Ngayen-minh-Chieu, Ta-tlm-Thfiu,

Hatien—Millies-Lacroix,

Longxuyen*—Maillard, id. 3e id. id. i Nguyen-van-Vang,Duc*ng-Bach-Mai

Mytno—Pommez, id. 2e2e ill.

id. I;Mem bres Suppleants

dinh-Tri, TrAn-vanAinlainites—Nguyi-n-

Buu

 SAIGON B237

Sbrviges Agricoles de Cochinchine Cadre Metropolilam

Ingenieur de 2me classe—M. Bouilleare Mine. Gioan, prof,

des Lycees de Dessin

des Jeanes Fillesde prof,

3me classe

certi-

Cadastre et Topographie fie ppal. de 2me cl. !

Mine.

cl., Tissot,lie.prof,

prof. de adjoint

lere 61. d E.P.S. de 4me

Chef de Service,

Principal—M. Ingenieur-iGeometre Gaudry, inst. 36 cl. integre comme prof.

Dupont

Verificateur, Ing.-Geora. Principal — Mignon, ppal. 2e cl. de P’Enseigt. Primaire

Deriaud Vo Van Lua, prof.prof.

lie. delie..lere

3e cl.cl.

Homage Gentraux et Conservation Fougeront, prof, de College de 2me cl.

Cadastrale (ler ordre),prof.prof.d’E.P.S.

lie. ppal.dedela16re cl. de

Ingcnieurs-Geometres hors classe—M. M. Chambon, Seine

Gregoire, Peysson A. et Pham Ngoc lere cl.

Marquis, prof.

Chieu

Ingenieurs - Geometres de Ire classte — Tboeik, Cadillon, prof, ppal.

certifideppal.leredecl.lere cl.

Susini, Minel, Yrot prof. cert. ppal. de 36 cl.

Ingenieurs Geometres de 2eme classe— Gaudry, prof. ppal. de 26 cl.cl.

Ronmegous, prof, de lere

Bham Ngoc Thuan Thomas, Nicolas, et

AnduzeFaris Cadre Local

Ingenie urs-Geometre

Villenoisy, llousselat de 3me ci. De Mme Dubois, prof, ppal. de 2me cl. du ler

Ingenieurs - Geometres Adjoints degre

— Sym - Ourgaud, prof. lie. ppal. hors cl.

phorien

Thoi (3e(2meclasse);

classe),Pham

et Nguy

- kim Ban Nguyefi-Thanh-Giung,

Le-Vari Kiem, prof. lie. prof. de Imelie.cl.de2me cl.

(stagiaire) Dang-Minp-Tru, prof. lie. 3e cl.

Service des Bureaux—M. Marie, Commis Gros, Duboisprof,prof. ppal.dehors'd, dudu ler deg.

principal Mignon, prof,ppal.licencee l6redecl.leme ler

cl. deg.

Vo Pan Lua, prof, lie. de 3e cl.

SERVICE DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT Nguyen-Van-Duyen, Cudeneb, prof, technique prof,deppal.de

lere cl.2me cl.

EN COCHINCHINE du ler degre

Feray, surveillant d’internat 4e cl.

Direction Locale Loupy, surveillant d’internat de 4me cl.

Georges Paboulet, professeur de l^re classe Titus,Personnel concierge

Contractuel et Subalterns

de

du I’Enseignement

Service de Superieur,enchef

I’Enseignement local Mme. Domenjool,

Cochin- Lingiere ournalier

chine

Revertaget, inspecteur titulaire de 2e cl. Ecole Primaire iSupperieure

inspecteur

Primaire enenCochinchide

chef de I’Enseignement Francaise de G argons ,

Vittori, professeur ppal. hors cl. de Cadre Metropolitain

I’Enseignement

Bureau) Primaire (chef de Rivertigat, prof, certifie ppl. de directeur

Bourit, (en conge)

Section)institeur de lere cl. (chef de Talbot, primaire

prof, de 2erhe classe de I’Enst.

(ettprof,

conge)

Bizot, proffesseur ppal. 2ere cl. de 1’Enseigt. Mile. Naudin, de leme elasse de I’Enst.

Prunaire (chef de Section) primaire

Coste, prof. d’E.N. de le cl., integre comme

Lycee Petrus Truong Vinh Ky prof, certifie ppal. hors. cl.

Valen^ot, prof, agrege ppal. hors el Mme. Pradeau,Cadre Local

prof.deIicenci6 3e cl. comme

proviseur Teylin, institutuer 3e cb integre

Gioan, Louis, prof, licencie ppal. hors. prof. ppal. 36 cl. de 1’Enseigt.

cl.—Censeur personnel enseignant Luciani, instituteur

Lacombe, prof. ppal. 3 cl. de I’Enserg.

Primaire - Surveillant General — Mahe, Mme. comme prof, de 2e cl.dede 4ed’Enseigt.cl., ntegre

sous-Econome ppal. 2e cl. Econome Bonnadieu, prof. ppal. hors.tel. do

: 1’Enseigt.

 SAIGON

Boeuf, prof. ppl. de hors cl: de 1’Enst. Ecole des Mecaniciens Asiatiques

Primaire

Dejean De La Batie, prof. ppal. de Rosel, ingenieur

Mmes.

3e cl. deprof,I’Enst. Primaire marine, directeurmecanicien en chef de la

Martin, de eeme classse (en conge) Le Favier, surveillant general

Barrelet, surveillant d’internat 4e cl. Goff, premier-maitre

marine, prof, techniquem^canicien de la

Personnel Contractuel et Subalterne Noye, maitre ppl. mecanicien de la marine,

Boulle,Croyal,

prof, deprof,chant et musique chef

Lagarde, d’atelier

chef d’atelier mecanicieh de la

Mile. de steno-dactylo Coullet, premier-maitre

College de Mytho marine,maitre

Toullec, d’atelierelectricien

de forge de la marine

Preton, prof, de College de 3e cl. integre chef d’atelier d’electrcite

comme prof, licencie ppal. de lere cl. Constantin, ing. mecanician charge de

directeur Cours directeur usine electrique

Personnel Enseignant Lauthier,

Saigon, charge de Cours Electricite

Ylzer, repetiteur de 5e cl. des lycees Therene, ler. maitre mecanicien (machine

integre comme prof. lie. 3e cl. et vapeur)

'Cuillard, maitre repetiteur de 3e cl. (en Corre, ler. maitre journalier, surveillant

conge) d’internat

College de Cantho Ecole Pratique d’Industrie de

Talat, Gabriel, prof d’E.N. de 2£ cl., Saigon

directeur Rosel, ingenieur mecanicien en chef de la

Ecole Normale d’Institdteurs marine, directeur

Bevertegat, insp. primaire 3e cl. integre Etienblad, Garre, Legoff, Robert et Yicart,

comme prof, certifie ppal. hors cl„ provost

directeur

Mm. Taillade, Malleret, Torreilles, Mme. Ecole Maternelle de Saigon

Casanova Mme. Baudet, instutrice de Ire classe,

directrice

Ecole Normals d’Insituteurs

Fillies Francaises Ecoles Primaires de Saigon

Administration Hoaran, prof, principal hors cl., directeur

Mme. Baudrit, directrice M. Martin, prof. ppal. 2e classe

Mme. Esperiquette, surveillante g^nerale

Melle. Paulmar, econome a contrat Ecoles Primaires Provinciales

{ler degre) Baclieu

Mmes. Lemaire,

Hattior, Aspar, Rasario Bourguet, Fontaine, Guirand, instituteur de 4e classe

Enseigrternents Speciaux Baria et Cap St. Jacques

Mmes. Boulle (musique), Gott (steno- Louis, prof. ppal. 3ere classe, directeur

dactylo) Mme. Boisson, prof. ppal. 2e classe

. Surveillantes

Mmes. Bougeard, Melles. Reynaud, Leper-

vanche, De Luxer Buard, Cadet ADMINISTRATION DES DOUANES

Subalterne ET REGIES DE LTNDOCHINE

Mmes. Besseyre des

mand (femme de charge) Horts (lingere)

Mile. Lebrum (infirmiere) S0Uk-DlRECTI0N DE COCHINCHINE

Deslys (concierge) Sous-Directeur—H. Borland

Inspecteur S^dentarie — Motais de

Appliqpe Narbonne

J.Huynh-dink-Tuu,

G- Besson, directeur-inspecteur Inspecteurs Divisionnaries — Gross et

chef d’ateleir Bouedron

M. et Mme. Balick Chef du Bureau Central et du Personnel—

Delafosse, directeuer Le Gallen

 SAIGON B239

Chef du ler Bureau (Douanes)—Delaunay Bureau de Poste

Chef du 2 eBureau (Regies)—Le Floch Saigon—Central

Chef du 3A Bur. (Comptabilite)—Petretti

Sous-Chefs Receveur- Comptable—Gros-Biirdet

Chef du 4eid,Bureau —Collomp (Contentieux) •— Cholon

Rochon Comptable—Yarithournout

Receveur Receveur—Ticolet

Chef de la Yisite—Jacob de Cordemoy Mytho

V&ificateurs Receveur—Trioreau

Drouville, de— Miollis,

Dussol,Sauterey,

Ricquebourg,

Giovac- Cap St. Jacques

chihi, Guerrier Receveur—Boucho n

Verificateurs Stagiaire—Despaux

Vbrificateurs Adjoint Stagiairs—Nirascou, Receveur—Guezenec Vinhlong

Wester,Marteau,

That, Trinh-hd-Tbi, Nguyen-tien-

Dang-vu-Xich,

van Dong, Steunou, Veybel,Hoang-

Le Receveur—Zimmermans Cantho

Postollec

Verificateur adjoint interirnaire—Sabatier

Brigade des Ecors des Magazine^ de ClRCONSCRIPTiON DES 1 TRAVAUX

Xomchieu PUBLICS DE COCHIN CHINE

Chef de Brigade—L. Borland

Chef Magasin

Id. No. 1—Commandre

5—de Briant Bureau de l’Ingenieuu en Chef

Id. 6~>- Plante L. Jumeau, ingenieur en chef

Id. 8-Bluel A.

Id. 10—Communal en chef ing. des T. P. E., adjt. a ring,

Malet,

Brigade des Ecors des Magasins des J. Bureau Poudens, ing. des T. P. E., chef dv

Messageries-Maritimes J. comptable

Baillif, surveillant, principal, regisseur

Chef des Ecors—Jauffret

Chef de la Section A.—Riolacci

Id. B.—Deroohe J. comp,

Leandri,

centr.adj. techn. ppal. chef /de la

Chef de laSpeciale—

Brigade BrigadePasqualaggi

Active et de la H. Cournier, c om mis pnhpipal, cqm-

Chef de la Brigade du Port et des Riz— ptabilitb centrale

Mariani

Sous-Chef L.Iquasse,

de la Brigade du Port—-Jandet centrale suWettlhht ppah, comptabilitd

Sous-Chef

Fabiani de la Brigade d'es Riz— R. cbmptable Hornu, adj. techn. ppal. regissem-

Regissen r General (ende conge)

d’Opium—Puech la Manufacture F. Fraissard, ing., chef de.Sce. dp control©

Chef des Ateliers de la Flottille—Murat- C.des Autos

Tufernet, surveillant ppal.

DIRECTION DES POSTES TELE- Arrondissement du Control®

GRAPHES ET TELEPHONES R. Cros, ingenieur, chef de Service

DE ITNDOCHINE R. Hornn, adj. tech, ppal., chef de Bureau.

Nguyen-van-Chien, ingenieur adjoin

ClRCONSCRIPTiON DU ,SUD. DE charge du contrble des D.E.E

l’Indochine

Sous- Directeur, Chef de Service—Lucas Arrondissement de l’Est

Inspecteurs—Medard

Chefs de Bureaux— Digb, Demariaux Luu-van-lang, ing. ppal. chef de Service

Personnel—Valery L. Sub-division deadjoint

Ciavaldini, Bienhoatech, chef d©

Service Central Budget Madon M.Sub-div.

Lataste,deingenieur des T.P.E., chef de

Exploitation

Exploitation Postale—Boniface

Electrique—Massyer Materiel a Giadiuh

Comptabilite Articles d’argent A. Autonetti, surveillant

—Miran Sub-division de Tayninh ]>rincipal chef de

Service Technique—Insp. Maristti A. Roth, ingenieur chef de Sub-division de

Batiment & Mobilier—La Maurel Thudaumot

B240 SAIGON

Arrondissement de l’Ouest Picard, capitaine de Vaisseau; chef d’Etat-

Lun vang-Lang, ing. ppl. chef; de Service Durthaller, Major capitaine de Corvette, sous-

R. Cros, ing., chef de sub. de Cholon

-G. Maury, ing. adjt. des T.P.E. chef de Satre, 1 chef de Etat Major

Sub division de Mytho lieutenant de Vaisseau charge du

P. Tagnet, survt. ppal. Service Transmissions

Tang-diec-Thanh, adjt. Sub.

tech,dechefde

MythoSub. Sourisseur,

d’Qrdonnance

lieutenant de Vaisseau o.thcer

de Bentre

Rousseau, survt. ppal. chef Sub. de cipal, chef du Service mecanicien

L. Traninh Bourgeois ingenieur Machines prin-

Luong-van-My, ing. adjt. chef de Sub. de Riou, officier de 2me classe des Equipages

de la Flotte, chef du Secretariat

Sadtc

P. Racligia

Berhonague, ing. chef de Sub. de

Unite- Marine d Saiyon

Arrondissement des Batiments Rabaud, capitaine de Corvette comman-

Civile dant I’unite

Rouault, officiermarinedeet directeur

2me elasse du port

des

Ij.A. Craste architecte ppal. chef de

Belfort, adjt. tech., chef de Bureau Service Equipages de la Flotte adjoint

H. Lagarde, surveillant ppal., comptable Canomiieres de Riviere

A. Friche, architecte, redaction des projets

L.A. Nesty, db.

Leroy, arch, adjt,, do.

do. | Girard, capitaine de Corvette, comman-

Nguyen Duy Kiein, adjoint technique, j Philippe, lieutenantdant le “Commandant Bourdais’'comman- .

A.redaction des projetsppal. execution et | dant le GroupededesVaisseau,

Blanc, surveillaht Canonnieres du

Tonkin

F. surll. des Travaux

Ciavaldini, do. Hennequin, lieutenant de Vaisseau, com-

mandant le “ Mytho ”

M. Savery, surveiljan, do. Pinel, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman-

Nguyen van Due, adj-tech., do. dant le “Tourane”

Arrondissment du Port de Avisos

Saigon—Cholon Maurin, capitaine de Corvette, comman-

M. Nicolas,

R.Bureau ing.,

Loustan,et chef chef

ing. adjt. de Service

des T.P.E. chef de | dant la “Marne”

de Subdiv.

L. Claude, surveillant principal Mission Hydroyraphique

G.A. Levillain,

Poggi, chefcapitaine

mecanicine, de chef d’atelier !

port “Altair”

F.N. Pelletier, Bersihand, capitaine de Fregate, comman-

Lemaitre,maitre de port do. principal dant l’“ Altair” et la Mission

Couillault,

A.Y. Le Guyader,

Rodonin, Lt. de

maitre de port

port principal lere classe,ingenieur

directeur hydrographe

technique de dela

J.H. Pepino, maitre de port principal Mission

Hez, do., collec- Duffo,

mandant lieutenant de ”Vaisseau, com-

1’ “ Astrolable

teur des taxes Lemiere, lieutenant de Vaisseau, com-

E.J. Morin,

Pedel, Lt. de port

maitre de port mandant 1’ “Octant”'

CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION DU PORT DE | Constructions Navales

Commerce de Saigon

Madame A. Tourniaire, stenordactylo- Colin 2eme

de Verdiere, ingenieur en chef de

classe, directeur

graphe Desforges,

directeuringenieur de lere classe, sous-

MARINE EN INDOUHIME Gasquet, ingenieur de 2eme classe

Petit, cohtre-amii al commandant la Travaux Maritimes

Marine en Indochine Pavin, ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees,

Major du Commandant de la Marine directeur

 SA1GQN B241

Intendance Maritime ILjmk Regiment dTnfantbkib

Caneau, commissaire en chef de 2eme | Coloniale

classe, directeur

Cavalan, commissaire de lere classe, chef Colonel Commandant—Colonel Corbel

Commandants,

des Approvisionements de la Flhtte et | (chef de Batajllon), de Bataillon —Mice

Cadence

Krieger etFrancois

Subsista.nces

Perin, commissaire de lere classe, chef | Medecins Comdts.—Perreaux,

du Service de la Solde Regiment de Trailleurs Annamites

Colonel Commandant—Colonel

Commandants de Bataillon —Landais

Quilichin

Service de Sante

Breuil, medecin en chef de 2eme classe, j 1 (chef de Bataillon) et Marotel

directeur 5o. Regiment d’Artillerie Coloniale

Beizou, medocin de 2eme classe, adjoint

Gerard,

classe pharmacien-chimiste de lere j| Colonel Commandant—Colonel PernSondaz

ey

Commandants de Groupe—Groups:

| et Carrel (chefs d’Eseadron), Descormes

(lieut.-col. commandant de la Place de,

SERVICES MILITAIRES Gueri'e du Cap-Saint-Jacques)

Division de Cochin-chine-- Aviation—Escadrille No. 2

Cambodge CapitaiDe Commandant—Capitaine Pipard

General Commandant—General Philippot Major de Garnison — Capitaine Rouge,

major pard’Artillerie—Colonel

interim

Chef d’Etat-Major—Comdt. Fichepain Directeur Le-Meut

Sous-Directeur—Lieut.-Colonel Poinat

Service de Santj£ Directeur des Services de ITntendance—

Intendant Militaire Copin

Direoteur du Service de Sante—Medecin Chef—Dorangeon, int. milit. de le olasse

Colonel Rousseau Id. —Leduc, intendt. milit. de 2e cbisse

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Ayqtce.de Battambang

—11-13, Rue Lefebvre; Cable Ad: H. Gros, directeur p.i.

Asialife;

Main OfficeCode:for Acme and Bentley’s.

the Orient: 17, the Agihce de Cantho

Bund, Shanghai P. Bathellier, directeur p.i.

Association

dk Rtz des de Exportateurs

Saigon (ChambreFrancadeis Agence de Pnompenh^

L. Richard, directeur p.i.

Commerce) — P. O. Box 119; Ad: Tel.

Assexporiz

Banque de Saigon (Societe Anonyme

BANKS auCapitalfi6‘ ade32,Francs 50,000,000)—Siege

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The —4, Rue Social: Bureau

Hue Lefebvren,

Administrate:

Saigon.

13, Rue Notre-

Georges

HuynhGuynemer

Tai, agent Dame des-Victoires, Paris. Ad:

Agences a

Ng Ka Kuen, sub-agent Haiphong

bank et Hanoi.

ortinoiiT’A isCable

suoiteisA Saigon-

siO

Chau Kwai Kan, do.

Li ChakKoon

Wong Tin,Wah, do. do.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Banque

Saigon) de l’Indochine (Succursale de and China—3, Rue Georges Guynemer;

P. O. Box 535; Cable Ad: Spectacle

P. Gannay, Inspecteur General des P. M. Tanfield, agent

Succursale et Agence de le Banque T. L. Christie,-aect.

de ITndochine G. E. Watson, sub-acet.

E. Bruno, Inspecteur Directeur de la G. P. Cooke, do.

Succursale R. H. Me Gregor, do.

B242 SAIGON

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking' Cor- Compagnie des Chargeurs R^unis—15,.

poration—No. 9, Quai de Belgique; et 16 Quai Be Myre de Filers

Teleph. 20-036,(Cable Ad; Himalaya A. Brunet, agent general

C. A. W. Ferrier, manager F. M. Toby, chef services maritimes

G. F. Stringfellow, accountant R. Bigault, chef service trafic

M.C; Duncan ' :■ R. Schmit, chef service comptabilite

J. Campi,1 Service passages

B. C- Allan

G. Vernay

m x m m Allatini

Berthet & Cie., Ltjcien, Import et re- Compagnie de Commerce et de

presentation de fabj-iques— 165, Rue Navigation d’Extreme - Orient,

Catinat; Cable Ad: LucebCrtr Codes: Soci^te Anonyme au Capital de 30,000,000*

Bentley’s,

Office A.Z. 32,.3e.,bis Haussmann

in Paris: Cogef. Lugagne. de francs (Ariciens Etablissements-

Allatini

Mers deetChine)—Siege

Cie., et Cie. deSocial:

Cabotage des

12, Rue

Biedermann & Co.,' (Sqciete de Respons- Marseille, Boissy d’Anglas, Paris. Agences:

abiliteMerchants—Saigon

Limitee au Capital de Fr. 4,460,- Saigon et Pnompenh Havre,: Bordeaux, Haiphong,.

000),

H. Brudcier, manager Robert de Vogue, president du conseil

H. Dick,'assist, do. d’administration

L. Launay, administrateur-deffigue

A. Lis, administrateur

Brasseries & Glacieres de l’Inooohine F. WaespC administrateur

(Societe Anonyme au

$1,650,000)—Usines: a Saigon, Chojon

Cautho (Cochinchine); Pnoim1 Penh

H. de Ligondes, directeur general

(Cambodge); Tourane (Annam); Hanoi Agencies: H. Drouin, fonde de pouvoirs

British Consulate (see Consulates) China, Japan, EVSaiaya, etc.

N orth Brit. Mercantile Insce. Co., Ld.

Bureau . ...Union Insurance, Spey, of Canton,

chinois,Centra)

Bureauduofficiel.de

Tourisme Indo-

renseigna- Ld.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.

ments

Teleph.gratuits—22, Rue Lagrandiere;

21702; Teleg. Tourindo Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.

A. Bourrin, directeur Ocean Steamship Cot, Ld.

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Cunard Steamship

Indo-China Co., Ld. Co., Ld

Steam Navigation

Ghotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. 1875), Mansfield Co., Ltd.

Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies’ Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Dressmakers — 28-30-32, New Rue Sussman,

Catinant;

. Acme, Cableand

Bentley’s Ad: A.B.C-

Chotirmnll; Codes:

5th Edition. ParfumerieWormser& Co.

Gelffi Frefes

Head Office; , Singapore; ,Branches An . Cigarettes

Asano Nationales

Bussan Co. (Giment)

Batavia, Sourabaya, Hongkong, Canton Courroies J. Lechat

and Kobe ... Philips & Pain (extincteurs Pyrene)

CieEstAsiatique et Africaine [Dept — Etablissements Sulitzer (remorques

Asiatique Francais], Siam Teak Titan)

Wood, Compagnie Lilloise

BozeldeMaletra

moteurs

Factory CochinChina

—Quai de-la Woods, Plywood

Marne (Saigon); Etablissements

Davey, Bickford & Smith

Telephs.. 223 .& 777; Cable Ad: Estasiatic Dunlop Rubber Co.

A. R.Champaphet,.,.

Lemarie, assist, managerdo. .. Automobiles Renault

Society, du Domaine

(Anthracite, Coal Mine) de . Kebao,-

Compagnie DU Cambodge

80,000,000 Francs)—Siege Social: 236, (Capital: Societe des Garages Charner

Rue Mac Mahon Cie. des Tutela

Societ4 Hants Plateaux Indochinois

d;Extreme-Orient

 SAIGON B243

-Compagnie Fonciere d’Indo-chike (Cap- M. Avon I L. Bayer

ital: M. Letessier S. Nosmas

79-81,4,000,000 Francs)Correspondant

rue Richaud; — Siege Social:a J.Mme.

Lefram

A. Nedel| R. Lazaroo

Paris, 282, Bd Saint Germaim

Service Shipping

Compagnie Forestiere A. Gremazy

Timber Merchants — 43,Inpochinoise

Boulevard M. Antoni

Bonnard Servic? Technique

C. Fichet, managing director F. Gaultier, chef-ingenieur

J.N. Soler

Griffin jI J.P. Quirins Chabert

CoMPAGNiE Franqaise de Tramways— R. Labarre | P. Sassinot

138,J. rueChalumeau,

PaulBlanchy;ingenieur,

Ad: Tel. Tramindo

e.c.p., Mme. G, Piquel

directeur Service Correepondance

J.Mmes.

Lop A. Soubrier

’Compagnie Franco - Asiatique des Pe- P. Vacher

troles (Societe Anonyme au capital de Mile. Li Morieul'

50,000,000

Boulevard deNorodom, Frs.)—Si&ge

Saigon social: 15, Installation de Nhabe

Bureaux : Pnom Penh, Hanoi, Tourane, R. 1 Bonnot, chef d’installation

Yunnanfou C.Ch.Veybel

Tursah Ij E.M. Lesage Grisvard

Registre du Commerce Saigon No. 44; J. Framces | F Blandin

Addresse Teleg: “Asiatic"; Telephone: Installation de Phumy

Nos.

6&ne 20.131,

edition20.132,

Bentley20.133; Codp: A.B.C.

(Oil edition). Code , A. Legros

Priv^ , ’ i’ :/ Bureau de Hanoi

M.Tricon,

J. Jansen,

J.Mme. directeur

directeur generalgeneral

adjoint R. II.Dot,1 'espials

directeur [ J, Vieillafd

H. Mignot, secretaire particuliere M. Boughet II J.R. Girodrbux

Audibert

Service Indochine M. Abac

L.Y. Barme I P. Bordier A. Mauboussin | L. de la Porte

Coroller | M. de Yilie Mandy ,,,Mjne.;Quilici

J.Ph.Becot (Aviation & Publicity)

Goudemant Service Shipjying

Mme. Th. Julienne Oh. Poggiale

Direction Locale Service Comptabilite

H. Litou, directeur Pi.-Expert I L. Langlet

R.G. Grenard 1 E. Rault J. Mitchell I P. Maziere

Service Technique '

R. Manceron

Mulleman || R.P. AulasAubert A.Ch.Didier

Roilaud

R. Salles I J. du Bburg V, Gable '

J.Mme.

le Sache

J. Bolliet | J. Barbotin

Miles. Y. Weiss Hussoti Installation de Thuongly

Bureau de Pnom Penh A. Stock, chef d’installation

J.R. Marlin M. Barthelet

Sockeel Fabrique de Bougies

Mme. Ordronneau J. Goasguen

Service Statis tiques Bureau de, Tfturane

Mme. P. Rinaldo J. R.Lagreze,

Cote dedirecteur

Soux

M. L. Baude de Bunnetat

Service Comptabilite

L. Guerin, chef-comptable A.Th.Stanislas

Willemetz

G.L. Long

Child Mme. Parmentier

I R. Delage Bureau de Yunnanfou

G. Gillard | S. Martiny H. Barue

B244, SAIGON

Uompagnie Franco Americaine,.i) Assur- Great BRiTAiN-f-Cable Ad: Bijitain

ances,. General Insurance—Hrl3,1 Rue Consul-General — J. D. HdggT

Lefebvrej- M.B.E.

Framinsure.Telepb. ;21203j Gable Ad:

Main Office: 17y The Rund, Vice-Consul—T. C. Sharman

Shanghai

Charles Martin, general manager Italy

for Indochina Vice Consul— ItenzbiFrancescliihi

G. H. Fung, chief clerk

Truong Hao, chief'feoffipi’kdbt'e J apan b

Y. S. Yeung, agettft • ‘

Agents fpr; , : : , Netherlands—29,. Quai de Belgique,

Asia Life Insurance Company Telephs. 20108-20109

American International Under-

writers ' ,V Norway—16-18, Rue Chaigueau

American Asiatic Underwriters Consul-R. L: Duchateau

COMPAGNIE INDO GhINOXSE d’EqUIPEMENT Portugal— Rue Amiral; Page

Industriel—Siege Social: Rue Turc

Siam

COMPA(?NlE SAi'GONNAISE DE NaYIGATION Sweden

et de Transport (Societe Anonyme au

Capital

chinoises)de-Siege

1,500,000

SocialdeetPiastres

DirectionIndo-de

1’Exploitation: Saigon: 5, Quai

de Vilers; Ad. Tel: Postage-Saigon. le Myre United States of America—26, Rue

Lagrandiere; Teleph. 21-563

Agences: Mytho et Cantho (Cochin Consul—Quincy F. Roberts

chine), Phnom-Penh,Battambang,Kratie, Vice Consul—John P. Palmer

Stung-Treng

Savannakek, (Cambodge);

Vien-TianeKhohe, Pakse.

et Luang-

Prabang (Laos). ‘Courrier de Saigon” Le, Journal

quotidien—121, Rue Catinat; Telepb

CoMPOTIRS GENERAUX DE l’InDOCHINE 143;JeanP.O.Faget, Box 141

directeur

(Anciens Etablissements Jacque et

Daurelle R^unis), Societe Anonyme au

Capital de 20,000,000 de francs, Import- David & Co., Ltd., A. B. —Exporters of

ation tous articles: Alimentation, Tissus, Indo-China rice maize, kapok, pepper,

Metallurgie,

Hydrotherapie,Quincaillerie, Ferronnerie,

Menage, Machines El- bagsvegetable oil, etc. Importers of Jute

ectricite—Siege Social: 56 a, 69, Rue and general merchandise. Shipping

Catinat, Saigon; Ad. Tel: Cpgenindo and

etet igneau, Insurance

Saigon; Agents—43/45 Rue Cha-

P.O.Box 57; Cable Ad:

Yorbaud. Administration Centrale

Bureau d’acbat a Paris: 17, Rub d’Astorg. Davidanco

Succursales: Saigon, Pnom-Penh, A. B. David

Haiphong,

Nam Dinh, Tourane.

Cantho, Knmpof aHanoi,

Agenoeset Battam-Vinh, F. H. Jerrard

G.F. Tritsch

A. Cacace

bang F. Morbini

A gents for:

CONSULATES Shipping:

Belgium—26, Rue Lagrandiere Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.

Prince Line

Denmark South African Rail ways& Harbours,

Johannesburg

Consul — H. Thieullet, c/o Denis Ben Line Steamships, Ltd., Leith

Freres dTndochine. Insurance:

i Compagnie Paris Generale d’Assurances,

Espagne - Rue Amiral Page - ’ .H

 SAIGON B245-

Oasis , Frkues Ij’Lkdoohink

Anojayme: Capital $2,000,000), Import (So(i^t(i N ord-Deutscher Lloyd

and JfixpQrfc—Cable Ad: Referendis. Hamburg-Amerika

States Steamship Company Linie

Head

phong, Officeri Saigon. Agencies: Hai- Rotterdam Lloyd

QuinhonHanoi, , Tourane, Puom-Penh. Netherland Insurance Co. (Est. 1875)-

The

wgmctoi&W-11» ‘ RoyalNew ZealandCo.,

Insurance Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ld .

Lloyd's “La Flander”, Cie Francaise d’Assur-

LabonnagesSociete Pran^aise des Char- ances

“La Cordialitte” i

La Societe “duLe TonkinTabac du Glbbe” Neth. India Tourist Office

Dean & Dawson, London

LatesSoci^t4 Indochinoise

(ie Benthuy des Allumet-

(Annam)' 1

Remington Typewriter Co., New York

• 'iComitdParis, des Assureurs

Bordeaux, Maritirnes de

Le Havre Draguerie Pharmacie PrincipaleOpti-

Sal-

Compagnie Cotiere de PAnnam ireine (D6p6t: Kodak-Patlffi),

•General Accident, Fire and Life que M^dicale, Lunetterie, Fourni-

Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor tures Dentaires, Import, Export

and Commission—Place du Thea-

poration tre; Codes;, Natio; Lugagne, Cogef,.

South

Mitsubishi BritishMarine

Insurance

& FireCo., Ld.

Ins. Lieber’s,

Co., Ld. Drillien, FrancisSurveyor

M. M., French, extra

L’ Union Incendie, Auto, Vie i master, marine and adviser.

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha Steamship Owners’ Agent—148, Rue

Ellerman

Standard Vacuum Oil Co. (Oils)

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Eastern Extension Australasia and

Descours et Cabaud, Produits Metal- i ated China Telegraph, Ltd.. (Incorpor-

lurgiques (Sociht^ Anonyme au j Stationin London)—Cape-St. ) up imiQ I buR ; n

James

Capital de Frs. 100,000,000)—Siege j J. Feake^,1 manager-engineer

Social: Lyon (France). Succursale de j! -G.L. Payne

Saigon : 1 Quai de Belgique;

Cable Ad: Descourfer Theof Export and Import

Cochinchine, GeneralCoi, Merch-

Ltd.

DietheLai & Co., Merchants, Commis- ants, Shipping and Insurance

sion,Agents—29,

Shipping, Insurance and Charter Agents, etc.—39 Quai de Belgique;

ing Uuai de Belgique. Head j Teleph. 278; Cable Ad: Rice;

Office:

Bangkok, Zurich. Branches:

Penang & Haiphong Singapore, ! ! -Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, etct

Zurich. Branches: Singapore, Bang- A. M. da Cruz, director

kok, Penang & Haiphong F„ M. Bailey (Paris)

W. Fullemaim, manager A. M. da Cruz, jnr. , v

H. Ci

Y. A. Rozario

G.

M. HirsbniAtier,

J. Sauer, signsdo.per pro. : ^ A. Roger

da Cruz

A.Em.Widmer,

Hartlieb, asst. do., , ^.fffucies,: . ,

Union Insurance Society of Cypton,

R,A.H. Forster,,

E. Hurlimann, do. do.

A. Tdussaint. civil engin^ey

Ltd.

Royal Exchange Assurance&(London)

(Hongkong) (Eire Marine)

Agencies : (Marine)

Java-Ciiina-Japan Line:Navigation

•, Banke.rs

(Sydney)Traders

(Eire, Insurance Co., Ltd.

MarinejandfMotor)

Royal Packet Steam Asahi Marine and Fire Co., Ld.

Co. (K.P..M.) (Tokio) Marine Insurance Co.,

“Nederland” Royal Mail Line Nippon

Holland-Oost Azie Lijn Ld. (Tokio)

B246 SAIGON

Cunard Steamship Co., Ld. .(London) L'Union Commerciale Indoch^noise

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., et Africaine, Agence de Saigon,

Ld. Importation, Exportation, Consign-

Furness, Withy & Co., Ld. ation de ■ Navires; Agence de Com-

Bank Line (China), Ld. pagnies d’Assurances—34, Boulevard

Bickmers Line (Hamburg) Charner; Cable Ad: Ucindo

Compagnie des Bois d’Inddchine < * L. Oberlinder, directeur de

Pagence

Etablissements Jean Comte, Impor- MASONIC

ters Motorcars, Cycles, Kickshaws —

34-38, Boulevard Norodom; Telephs. Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite

20257

Branch:andPhnon-Penh

20258; Cable(Cambodge)

Ad: Lytcca.14 —Temple:

Avenue Boulloche. Paris Office: 17 P.O. Box 139.153, Jurisdiction

rue MacMahon;of the

Rue Daru Supreme-Council

Colonies: Areopage: France

for and her

“La Fraternite

d’fExtreme-Orien,t”Np. No.579431: “Con- .

Succhrsale a Pnom-Penh—95, Rue raite i i ^Rose-pToix fucius” Chapter

.

M. Auzenda, ^irecteur

‘ Lodge of Perfection

Abeilles' d’Orieht” No. 555 “ Les

Forges Ateliers et Chantiers d’In- Jurisdiction

France: Lodge of theNo.Grand

401: “LaLodge

Rucheof

do-chine (Capital: 3,000,000 Francs)

—Siege Social: 2, Quai de la d’Orient” ■

Marne Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient

(Grand Orient de France)—30,

Gestetner Duplicators, Concession- Rue Taberd

aries for Indo-China: Soci^te Indo-

chinoise de Materiel M4canique Logs Le Reveil de l’Orient (et les

(Anciens Etablissements A; Den- Fervents du Proges r6unis)—30,

holm)—22-24, Rue Cantinat, Sai- Rue Taberd

gon ; and 1, Quai du Canal Trans-

versal, Cholon; Teleph. Cholon 247 Rite Ecossais Ancian Accepts, Logb

—No.

Loge401, “La Phu

Khong RuchOrient”

Ts

Hale & Co., Wm. G. (Societe Com-,

merciale), Rice and Produce Exporters,

Shipping, Insurance — 7, Quai de Messageries Fluviales de Cochin-

Belgique; Cable Acl: Hale Chin^ (Capital:

Siege'Social: 5, Rue10,000,000

d’Athenes,Francs)—

Paris

Indochine Films et Cinemas, Ste.— EVSessageries Sviaritimes — Khan-hoi

Location : Achat-Yente de Films et ,E. Pascalis, agent general, for French

d’Appareils des Meilleurs Maisons,

Exploitation et G^rance directe de

Cinemas et Theatres edition de M.Indo-China

Brodbeckei'and, the for

, agent Strails

Saigon

Films L. Challiol and A. Jou>(e, sub-agents

Agencies:

Keller, J., Importation—72, Rue Mac- British India S.N.

Osaka Shosen Co., (Europe)

Kaisha Ltd.

Mahon Teleph. 21.314, Cable Ad: Cie.

J ikel Cie.Line)Gla Transatlantique(Passages)

Gen. Transatlantique (French

!

‘L’Impartial,” Journal quotidien— Mission .de Saigon (Cochinchine)—

26, Rue Lagrandi^re; Teleph. 239 Eveehe, 180, Rue Richaud

“(L’Opinion,” Journal quotidien—146, Vicar Apostolic—Mgr. I. Dumortier

Rue Pellerin Pro.-Vicar General—E. Soullard

Secy, to the Bishop—A. De Coopman

 SAIGON B247

■Saigon Cathedra,'! Rizeries

E. Soullard, E. Cricoire, J. Yen Siege Social: 301, Quai des Jonques,et

©’Extreme Orient—Bureaux

Saigon Seminary —6, Boulevard. Luro I Cholon

Superiof—A. .Delagnes

Professors—B,. Seminel^ it. Detry, Sincere

F. Parrel, P. Pduclet | ; ; Insurance

Ltd,, The—19 A Investment

Me Pellerin, Head OfficeCo-,-:

Procure des Missions Etrangeres—4, llong Kong with 10 other, branches,

rue Capital;

Colombert $>1,200,000

P. Moreau The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgr.

Office

chinois, Central

Organismedu Tourism©

offieiel 'pour Indo-le SoClfTE AGktCOLE A Industrielle 'de

developpembht du Tourismie e' n Cam-TiIim (Societe Anonyme)—Si^ge

Ind6- Social

chine—22,21702Rue; Teleg. Lagrand iere, * SaigOn; a Saigon: 19, Rue Yannier; Teleph.

TMeph. Tourindo ,2,02. Agonce genbrale a Baris: 12, Bue

f

A- Bourrin, directeur Bpissy d’Anglas

Ogliastro & Co., Louis, General Mer- Sooiete DuMARESTAifONYME D’lNbO-CHINEEtablissements

chants and Shipping

Agents—50, Quai de and Insurance

Belgique; Cable

Ad: Ogliastro; Codes: A.B.O. 5th and

6th edns., Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Seotf’s Societe Anonyme Bijouterie Parisienne

J. Giuntoli (au Capital de $180,000,

Acme Lugagne entierement verses)—135 a 143, Rue

Agencies: Catinat

TheNavigation

Peninsular Co., ALondon.

priental Spam

Central A.’ M.Guysunet, aa'ministrateur-del

directeui predeegu' dee

CaliforniaAgency, Ld., Glasgow

Corrugated Calvert\ Co., Cham bon,

pouvoiTs

West

California Berkely, California L. Roca | M. H^ger

Francisco Packing Corpn., San Sooikte Anonyme pour l’Enploitation

Cross A Blackwell,

Tanqueray Londoi; de la Maison L. Caffort ' (Capital:

Loudon Gordon l

A Co,, , pfd., 1 2,500,000 Francs)—125, Rue Catinat

Jules Robin S. A., Cognac ‘. ‘,

Park’s

Haye Confectionery Work's,- Ld.,-La SqcihTE Anonyme des Riz dILndochine

Denis FrLt.es,^ Exportateurs l36 dp Riz

et 667:et

John Haig AACo.,

W. It Jacob Co.,London

Dublin

I

Mais—4,Rue

Cable Ad:

Catinat;Teffiphs.

Compafinch. Agence >ie la Cie.

! Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras

Cie.ITncendie

d’Assurance

A: les Gerierales Paris

Explosions, contrp Franco

Foy, Paris

Indochinoise: 25, Rue .General

(VHP).

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool Conseil d’Administration

Union Insurance Society, of Canton, Societe Commerciale Francaise de l’In-

CieLtd.d’Assurance Generales sur la do-Chine, 15, Quai de Society

Belgique;,Anonyme—Bureau:

Cable Ad: Rauzy

Vie. E. Yille, administrateur deRgub

Cie d’Assurances Le; Nord” con’tre Agencies:

i’Incendie eP'd^s Acc'i’deHfs

Pat he Philco, Radio Receivers, Trans .Danish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

mitters and Parts. Phonographs and , , Swedish Wilh.

Mollex*

East AsiaticOsloCo., Ltd,-

Wilhelmsen,

Line,

Records—213, Rue Cktihat;

20.623;', Cable Ad: 'Boylahdry; 'Codh: Teleph. Klaveness LineLtd., Shanghai

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

Bentley’s

M. LepMard, manager '

The Siam Steam

L’Urbaine A La Navigation

Seine, Oo., (Ac-

Paris Ltd.

E. Man reau, assistant cident)

Portail-, Albert— Imprimeur, Libraire, L’Urbaine, Paris (Life)

(Fire)

Magasin de Vente et Bureau: L’Urbaine, Paris

Rue Catinat. Ateliers: 1, Rub 185 a 189,

Riidyard The Union Insurance Society1 of Can-

Kipling ton, Ltd. (Fire and Marine^

 LB24« SAJGON

Society

Orient des Corps2,300,000

(Capital: jv-Extreme Societe

Gras Francs)—20, Nestle, Laits Condenses Sucre,

Non-sucre, St^rilis^; Creme, Earine

Rue Paul Blanchy —-3F& 37,Fromages,

Lactee, Chocolats

Rue Mac-Mahon; et Bonbons

Tel^ph. 287;

Societe ©’Exploitation- des Etabeisse- P.O.J. Kassel, Box 297;directeur

Cable Ad: Nestis

ments Brossard-Mopin, ENtR-eprises

Gene rales—Sie^e iSooial: Saigon. Cable J. Deslex

Ad: Brosexpioi. Agen6es: Saigon, Pnom i G.M. Colin Quillet

Penh, Singapore,

directeur general Tientsin J. Fontaine,

Agen.cc de 94Saigon: 48, Rue Richaud- SociiTE

.Teleph. port andMarseillaise.

Export—2, Rue d’Outre-Mer,

Ohier, Saigon. Im- .

21, Rue Harnaand; Haiphong. Cable

Ad: Smo

:Soci&te

l’IndochineFranqaise Des Distilleries

(Anciens Etablissements de Societe d’Oxygene et d’Acetylene de

A.10,; R.RueFontaine & Co)-Siege

La Boetie, Social: Extreme

Paris. Direction

Orient—Siege Social: 48,Reu

St. La^are, i’aris >

pour Le Tonkin et le Nord Annam:

Boulevard Garnbetta, Hanoi. Direction, Societe 55, V. Pellas

pour la Cochinchine et.le Cam bodge : ($50,000), sponsabilitd Limitee au Capital de

117, Rue Riohaud, Saigon; Cable Ad: InsuranceImport,

Distamy Agents—HeadExport,Office:

Shipping and

Saigon;

15-16, Quai Le Myre de Vilers; Cable Ad:

Societe Havraise Inbochinoise (Societe Virpe V. Pellas, managing director

Anonyme,) Rice and Export Produce, C. Eichet

Shipping Insurance—17, Rue Lefebvre- R. Franceschini

Cable Ad: Havraise; Usual Codes A. Mialhe

M. Mot

Societe Immobilieke de lTndo-Chine,

Society Anonyme Gerance dTmmeubles Societe ciete

des Plantations, d’Anloc (So-

Anonymh)—Siege Social:pour19, ITn-

Rue

—Siege Social: 42, Boulevard Bonard Yannier a Saigon. Direction

Societe Indochinoise de Commerce, Ltd., Xuanloc dochine: a Anloc. Diltiph. No. 3 a

Rice

Insurance Agents23

Guynemer; Teleph. —792

bis, Rue

CableGeorges

Ad: ; Arnaud de Vogue, administrature-

Socinco. delegue

Managing Directors—R. L. Duchateau Societe des Plantations d’Heveas de

and G. M. Duchateau Caukiioi (Capital: 4,800,000 Francs) —

Agents Jor\ Siege

financier Social:et 213,Administratif:

Rue Catinat, Service

Agence

Phoenix Assurance Co., London financiere d’L C.

“ Alpina’' Marine Insurance Co.

Societe Indochinoi.se de Materiel Societe des Plantatlons

: 110,000,000de.sde Terres

Mecanique (Anciens Etablissements A1 Rouges (Capital

Siege Social: ,230 Rue Mac-Mabon

Frs.)—

Denholm), Societe Anonyme au Capita,

de 180,000 Piastres, Consulting En- Societe des Tranb'’orts et Mes^aoerieh :

gineers—Siege

Saigon; Direction Social: 22-24, Rue

Technique Catinat, de l’Jndochine (Anciennement V.

k Ateliers:

1, Quai Cholon247

du Canal P.O.

Transversal, Ippolito and., Grand Garage Khemer),

Teleph. Box 248, Oholon;

Saigon; Capital 6,500,000 Peugeot,

francs. Agent

GrandGeneral

Cable Ad: Dengin, Saigon: Code: des Automobiles

etAutomobiles,

Atelier de Constructions

Garage

Mecaniques.

Bentley’s Second Canots, Velgs-Motos Ac-

Societe Indochinoise de Transports, cessoires et Subventionnes

Piece Detachees. Services,

Automobiles (Ch rysler). Transports Journaliers Cochinchine et au Cambodge—37 a 41,

Voyageurs en

Touristiques—4,

Ad: Sit Rue Filippini; Cable Rue d’Espagne; Teleph. 132. Rue Hassa-

kan, Pnom Pehn (Cambodge); Tcleph 54

 SAIGON—CHOLON B24»

Socikte

—Siege Urbaine

Social: Fonciere Indo-chinoise Texas Company (China), Ltd., The—1,

Teleph. 619; Cable24,Ad:Rue Legrandiere;

S.U.F. 1 Rpe Georges Guynemer

N. M. Draper, manager

W. G. Chilson, accountant

Socony Vacuum Corporation -Banque E.P. L.S. Lacour,

Boutron, Marketing

do. assist.

do.

de: I'lndochine Building; Cable Ad: O. Petersen, engineer

Standvac

C. J. Lafferty, manager for Indochina Tourist Information Bureau, A Go-

E. W. Nelson, assistant manager

L. E. Brown, attorney tovernment non-profit institution

the development of travel indevoted

Indo-

J. F. Lefebvre, do. China—22, Rue

21702; Teltig. Tourindo Lagrandiere; Teleph.

M. L. Ulrich (Tourane) A. Bourrin, dirpcteur

J. G, Gayriloff(Tourane-Eienchieu)

A. H. Galitzenstein (Phnompimh) Tramways, Compaonte Franqaise , or.

A. G Pretre (l’Indochine)—Siege Social: 1,Exploitai

Rue de

J. C. Dusuzeau Stockholm,

J. Bietrix du V ill ary tion: 138, RueParis.

Paul Direction

Blanchy; Cable Ad:

J. Nettleton, accountant Tramindo

W. T. Costen, do.

R. Marinho Union

Africaine, Commerciale Indqchinoise

Grinds Magasins Charner—&

F. X. da Luz Angle

W. Turner, superintendent (Nhab) (Grands Magasins de Nouveautes)Bonard.

Boulevard Cbarner et

CHOLON

This town, distant four miles from Saigon, with which it is connected by one

electric and two steam tramways, is the seat of most of the Chinese trade of the

Colony. Cholon may be said to be the granary of Cochin-China, and is the centre

of much commercial activity. Most of the rice mills are located in this place, there

being no fewer than 10, of which five are owned by a French society. The town

is administered by a Municipal Council, composed partly of French, partly of

Annamites, and partly of Chinese. The population is about 200,000. The principal

buildings are the Mairie (Town Hall), the Inspection (Provincial Government), the

Maternite, and the, Hdpital. There are also a, fair number of gorgeous Chinese-

pagodas in the city.

SB250 CHOLON

DIRECTORY

YILLE DE CHOLON REGION DE SAIGON-CHOLON

Commission Municipale SECTEtTK DE ChOLON

President: .Mr. Mazet, Jean Dyiegation Speciale: Wolf, auguste, ad-

Membres Titulaires Francais: Souhaite,'ler ministrateur de 2e cl.‘ des S. C., delegue

adjoint, de Ligondes (en conge), Bar- spycial

douillet (id) Comptabilite Rygionale: Dejean de la

Membrea Titul iires Annamites : Tran- Batie, Robert, chef de Bureau de lere cl.

Yan-Kiem (2fe adjoint), Ngo-Van- des cadres regionaux. detachy, chef de

Hue, Nguyen-Van-Sam, Nguyen- Service

Dang-Lieng

Membres Titulaires ChinoiS: Du- Hygiene:

Xuong (3e adjoint), Luu-Canh,

Truong-Chan-Phan de lyre Dr.

ci. deFavot, . medecinmedicale,

Passistance ppal,

chef de Service

Membres SuppleantsFrs :Challamel, Joly Regie des Halles et Matcllys : Leonelli

(en conge) contrdleur ppal de lere cl.,

Membres

Tsang, Suppleants Chinois : Lau-

Tao-Dien-Tuong; ffons de Regisseur

Regie des Abattoirs: Qulici, contrb-

Administeation MuNicipale leur ppal de lyre oh, ffons de Regisseur

Secretariat General: Regie d’Ebouages et Yidanges: Lo-

ministrateur de 2e Wolf,

classe auguste, ad-

des Services plaud, controleur de lere cl., ffons de

Regisseur

Civils, secretaire general

Comptabilit<$ : Dejean de la Batie, Service du Plan et Extensions:

Robert, chef de Bureau de lere classe Meslier, ingynieur de 4e cl., chef de

des cadres regionaux dctachc, Service

chef de Service Service des Eaux et d’Electricite:

Etat-civil : Le-Phat-Tinh, Joseph, chef Tournier, ingenieur-adjoint de lyre cl.,

de Bureauchefhorsde cl.Service

Cholon, de la Municipality de , chef dq Service (en conge) Meslier, chef

Membres Supleants Chinois: Lau- de Service

Enseignement : Reyboubet, Louis, pro- Commissariat du 4e Arrondissement:

fesseur 'ppaldes hors

inspecteur Ecolesclasse de I PI.', P.,

Municipales . Phaure, commissaire de 2$. cl., comr

Assistance Medicale : mydecrn-chef

Dr. Pradal, Paul, missaire

mydecin contractuel, dft la Commissariat du 5e Arrondissement:

Polyclinique Municipale; Yiguier, secretaire ppal hors cl., ffbnsde,

Nguyen-Yan-Nhung, Chirurgien- commissaire

dentiste ^ Contrat, charge da'Ser- 'Bpizob^ies:

vice de Stomatologic;

Nguyen-Van-Cha, . medecin Indo- specteur de Feuriteunj yyterinairo-iti-

3e cl. des cadres perman-

chinois de 4e cl., charge de la entes detache, chef de Service

Clinique-Maternite de Binh-D6ngs Service Medical: Dr. Fabry, mede-

Le-Van-Xuyen. mydecin Indochinois cin ppal de lyre cl., medecin-chef de

de 4y cl.,decharge I’Hdpital Lalung Bonnaire

garderie

Le-Van-Cam, Xom-Cui;deIndochinois

mydecin

la Cryche-

de Contributions Directes: Bose, admin-

4y cl., chargy de la Creche-garderie istrateur-adjoint de lere cl. des S. C.

de Binh-Tay ffons de controleur

iRecette Municipale: Rochet, Raoul, Conservation Fonciere: Rolland, con-

payeur de lere classe, receveur servateur ppal de lere cl., conserva-

municipal teur

 CAMBODGE

Cambodia, the kingdom of the, Khmer, extends from 101 .deg. 30 min. to 104

deg. 30 min. longitude E. of Paris, and from 10 deg. .30 min. to 14 deg. latitude.

It was reduced to its present proportions in 1300 by the annexation of its two

richest

miles. provinces,

It is bounded Angkor

on theand Battambang,

soum-^'est by trietoGulf Siam.of Siam,

Its area

on theissouth-east

about 62,000, square

by Frepch

Cochin-China, on the north by the French Laos, and on the north-west arid west

by

and,Angkor and Battam

after passing throughbang.French

The noble river Mekong

Cochin-China, flowsitself,

empties throughbythea kingdom,

number

oflikemouths,

the Nile into

in the

Egypt, sea.

lays The

the Mekong

greater ’ is

part. the

of grand

the waterway

country under of water

Cambodia, and,

annually,

greatly increasing its fertility. The soil of Cambodia is

pepper, indigo, cotton, tobacco, sugar, maize and cardamoms are cultivated. Coffee rich and productive, and rice,

and

and spices of

other valuable all sorts

sorts could be

exist,quality grown.

no fewer than Among woods, ebony, rose, sapan, pine,

inarethe

gold,forests.

silver, Iron of good

and lead been 80discovered,

mines iri thehasmountains.

different kinds

and it ofofis timber

The fisheries affirmed being found

Cambodiathat are there

very

productive, and salt fish forms one of the chief articles of export. Large quantities

of fishCambodia

oil are also produced.

was once anthan extensive

much higher civilisation that and which powerful State, andin proofs

now prevails the countrythat it possessed

are to bea

found iricitythe ofarchitectural

ancient Angkor’are remnants

monuments of offormera grandeur.

people much The noble

superior to ruins

the feebleof race

the

which now inhabits Cambodia. The Cambodians differ entirely from their neighbours,

the

The Annamites, religion

both in features and customs. Polygamy is practised indolent,

among them,

have prevailing

allowed the trade tois fall Buddhism. The people

into the hands are apathetic

of Chinese. Slavery, and since its abolition and

by the French Treaty of 1884, has almost disappeared.

The Government of Cambodia is a monarchy under French protection. In June

1884, King Norodom signed a new Treaty with France, by which the administration of

the country was handed over to French Residents. Since :the Convention of 1892

the native

French functionariesand

Administration, havepaidbeenfromappointed

the treasury by the King,kingdom.

of this under the control of the

Phnom-penh,

situated the Mekong,

present nearly

capitalinoftheCambodia andkingdom.

seat of theTheGovernment, palaceis

is a large building, arid the portion devoted to his use is built arid5 furnishedking’s

on the river heart of the in European

gtyle.

ministrationFrenchof functionaries

justice,under hav^ public

customs, charge of theandTreasury, Srinitary Boa,rd, ad-

considerably improyed the present works rule. Manytaxes. roadsPhnom-penh

have been mridd hris been

and

numerous

the filling sanitary worksmarshes,

upandof electric

pools, carriedetc.out inThethetowntown, such been ris drriinage works,

waterworks light. The Treasury, in has the also

ancient Khmer providedstylewitho

architecture,

are is

the Postbarracks a most remarkable

Office, Court, Hospital, building.

Personnel The other

andWorks prominent

Registration public building?

Office, Commissariat

ofHarbour

Police, Office, andfortheMarine Infantry,

Indo-China BankPublic and Messageries Office,Fluviales

Commercial Museum-

agencies. The

Resident Superieur has a handsome residence in the city. Though the country is as yet

undeveloped,

portance, trade

andbeen is

the imposed extending

import and considerably.

export trade Cambodia has no seaports of any im-

dues

goods have

and shipping. The since

tariffJuly,

is 1887,passes

based on

through

withthe general

the portin offavour

exemptions tariff of

Saigon.of Customs

France, French

modified

in certain points. The port of Kampot can only be frequented by small native

coasting

with theandvessels

principal from Siam of theand by Chinese junks. Easy communication is afforded

treng Khone,towns in the interior,

Laos, by Saigon,

subsidized Angkor,

mail and Battambang,

steamers and Stung-

of the Messageries

Fluyiales. Telegraphic communication exists between

bodia, and a land wire passing through Cambodia and Laos connects Cochin-China the principal towns of Cam-

with Bangkok and Tavoy (Burmah).

 13252 CAMBODGE

DIRECTORY

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SoCliTE FkANCAISE DBS DISTILLERIES Denis Ferres DjIndochine, Importation-

DE l’Indochine. Riz-Alcools—Direc-

tion pour la Cochinchine et ; le : Exportation, Lign6tt, ? Assurances, Lloyd’s1 Agents

manager ‘ ' .

Cambddge—117, rue Richaud Saigon Lacaze, assistant

Adresse Telegraphique: Distamy. Le Corre, do.

Usine a Russcy-Keo (Cambddge) Lepelletier, do. (Export Dept.)

Banque de l’IndocHink—Tdyph,«. 61 et EtablissEments Dumarest d’Inikh iiine,

240;

Code:Cable Ad: Indochine, Pnom-Penh Importation-Exportation — 72, Quai

Bentley’s' Norodom^Pbnompenh; Cable Ad: Dum-

33rousse, Alix, MagasinsJ Modernes arest. Siege Social: Saigon

Coiffeur, Parfukibrie, Chapellerie,

Chaussures, Nottreautes, Article's jiour Exploitation Forestiere dIi Mekong

HommeLagraiidierei

Quai et de> Sport,—14, 15, 16 et 17, Phnom-Penh, Toutes essences de boijs—

Telepli. 104 Usine a Chrui; Changwar; Telepb. 8;

Cable Ad: Forestiere, PhnOm-Penh

'OoMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVIGA-

TION d’Extreme, Orient, Importation- - MoNTrPE-PlETE EN REGIE InMRECTE

Exportation,

P. Biacconi, Assurance

fond^ depouvoirs LeSecretairc-Genl. dela Maine,coptr.

Heng Yi, compradore

’OOMPAGNIE (jENERALE DES SolES DE tiSoctexe Des Rizeries du375Bassac

France et d’Indo-Chine (Au Capital (Ohak Riz, Angre)—Telepb.

brisures, bois de luxe et de con^

de Frcs. 7,000,000) — Cable Ad: struction

Cosofrindo

tional Pbnompenh;

Lugagne.Lyon Code: Interna-

Direction Generale: 19, SOIES CAMBODGE A CoCKIttCHINE CSpC. All.

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Pnom-Penh; Telkph.Usines

32; etCable

Bureaux:

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Lienart,

Agent-. hon. agent-principal International. Agent on France: Cie.

Messageries Maritimes Generale des Sdies de France et dTndo-

Chargeurs Bdunis ' chine (19, Place Tolozan, Lyon; Thldph.

Barre 9-57; Cable Ad: CosforindO, Lyno

Classified, List of Agents, Merchants

and Jdanufactnrers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, Trill be fomxd at the

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List of JTar Eastern Engineering

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 SIAM

The kingdom of Siam, of which Bangkok is the capital, extends from the latitude of

about

Burmah20and deg.thenorth

Bay toof Bengal,

the G-ulfandcalled

on theaftereastitself.by the

It isMekong

boundedand , on the

the west by

French

protectorates of Luang Prabang and Cambodia. Formerly the Lai Mountains were

claimed as the eastern boundary, but in 1893 the French pressed the claims of

Annam

were to the territory betweenmost the mountains part and the river, and the Siamese

valley compelled

of the Menam, to retire.the The

country of important

the true Siamese.of the The kingdom

boundariesliesofinSiam,the

on the Bay of Bengal, reach from Burmah in a southerly line

of Kelantan and Kedah in the Malayan Peninsula in the latitude of about 7 deg, north. to the northern, frontier

The island of Puket, containing enormous deposits of tin ore, is included in

the territories of Siam. The boundary lineto runs south-east fromBharu,

the mouth capital

of the

ofPerlis River across

Kelantan. UnderthethePeninsula

Treaty ofslightly

1909 Siam theceded

north toof Great

Kota Britain the her Malay

dependencies of Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan and Trengganu. The kingdom also

comprises

possession aofgreat part of the

Battambang, onceancient

a partdomain

of the ofkingdomLao, hutof the rich andwasvaluable

Cambodia, ceded

io France in 1907. A Treaty concluded between France and Siam in 1904

settled some disputed points with regard to the frontier between Siam and

Cambodia

territories of Battambang, Sien-reap and Angkor were ceded by Siam to Francethein

and Siam and French Indo-China. By a, further treaty in 1907

exchange

at the samefortime, the district

agreed toof the

Kratgradual

and some slight concessions

abandonment in Dansai (Laos).privileges

of the extra-territorial France,

hitherto

decade of this century Siam concluded new General and Commercial Treatiessecond

enjoyed by French-Asiatic subjects and proteges in Siam. During the with

nearly all countries with which she has relations. By these treaties Siam obtained

complete fiscal andThese

md safeguards. jurisdictional

treaties autonomy,

have now been subjectdenounced

to certainandtemporary limitations

Siam is negotiating

fresh treaties with the various countries. The former capital of Siam was Ayuthia,

situated on the Menam

series of bloody Chao Phya

and desperate river,between

combats about the 90 Siamese

miles from anditsthemouth.

BurmeseInculmina-

1767 a

ted in the capture and destruction of that city by the victorious

the consequent exodus of the conquered. They moved down the river about 60 miles, Burmese general and

and there founded the present populous and flourishing eity of Bangkok. The chief of

the Siamese Army rallied the scattered troops, and, building a walled city at Dhonburi

east Bangkok on the west

bank), declared bankKing

himself of theunder

river, the

the modern

title P’yacapital

Tak. being

In 1782mainlyP’yaon Tak

the

became insane, and the kingdom passed to his most

Chao P’ya Chakkri, who founded the present dynasty. The actual revenue of distinguished general, named

Siam

financialis nowadviseroverwasninefirstmillion

engagedpounds

for thesterling.

purposePriorof toreorganising

1896 when the a European

national

finances, the revenue accounted for was little more than Ticals 18,000,000 but the

amount107,117,933.

Ticals steadily increased,

Since thenandSiamforhasthefeltyeartheending effectsMarch

of the31st,world1930,depression.

reached

In the year 1931-1932 the actual revenue amounted to

year 1932-33 the revenue was Ticals 79,651,369 actual revenue. Budget;—1939-34^ Ticals 80,548,467. For the

Actual

Actual Revenue: Ticals

Revenue: Ticals 94,004,763;

83,734,820; Actual

Actual Expenditure:

Expenditure: Ticals

Ticals 73,639,315:

75,860,189. 1934 35—

1&35-36—

Actual Revenue: Ticals 94,777,123; ActuaT Expenditure: Ticals 84,938,679. 1936-37

Revenue: Estimates: Ticals 101,042,035: Expenditure Estimates: Ticals 100,981,330

1937-38—Revenue

665. Siam floated Estimates:

her first Ticals

Internal104,891,144;

Loan (ofExpenditure Estimates:

Ticals 10 million) Ticalsl04,881,

in May, 1933. A

proposal to adopt the gold standard was mooted in 1899, but did not come to

silver. The gold standard was abandoned by force pf economic pressure on Mayof

anything till November, 1902, when the Mint was closed to the free coinage

 B254 SIAM

11th, 1932 and the. currency was linked to Sterling. A triennial poll-tax used to*

beimposed upon Chinese, but this has now been changed to an annual capitation-tax

paid by all under Siamese jurisdiction. In 1933 income and business taxes were

introduced. Siam entered the Universal Postal Union on the 1st July, 1885.

The first railway line, from Bangkok to Paknam, was opened by the King on

the 11th April, 1893. Another railway, a Government line vid Ayuthia to Korat, was

the first important line completed. The first section, from Bangkok to Ayuthia, a

distance

Gengkoi, ofwasabout 50 on

opened miles, was opened

November on thea third,

1st, 1897, 26th March,

to Hinlap, 1897.on April

Another 1st,section,

1898, andto

the whole line was opened to'traffic in November, 1900. The construction of a line

branching

Chiengmai off the commenced

Kprat line near Ayuthia a.iid intended firsttosection,

open up(42the country to to

Lopburi waswas opened to traffic onin 1stJune,

April,1898,1901.andThe

thenext section kilometres)

Lopburi-Paknampo

(118 km.), was opened to traffic in November, 1905, the Section to Pitsanulok in 1907,

and the last section

to Petchaburi, to Chiengmai

vid Batburi, oh January

152 km. long, was1st,opened

1962. toThetraffic

line running

in the early south-west

part of

1903. In 1909 the construction of this Southern line was continued from Petchaburi,

and has 1now been completed to the Kedah frontier at Padang Besar and to the

Kelantan frontier at Sungei Golok. A through rail service between Bangkok and

Penang

The was opened on Bangkok July 1st, 1918, and was the completed

journey only takes It26hashours.

been Eastern

continuedlinetofromArahya Pradesto' 'Petriew

near the Cambodian in 1908.

frontier. The Korat-now

Hne is being'in continued

was opened November, to1908,Ubbn.and aAsection

furtherto-section

U taradofit and

the North

Pang Ton line,Phung,

to Banwith

Dara,a

branch line to Sawankalok, at the end of 1909. By November, 1913, the line was open

to traffic as far as Pak Tha, and the survey of the route to Chiengmai had made good

progress.

was The war delayed/the completion of the The

Northern line, butof through traffic

openopened to Chiengmai

to traffic on March towards.the

3lst,‘ 1935,' wasend 3,100

of 1921.kms. A line totalfrom

lengthKon KaenStatetorailways

Udorn

is at present under construction. The private railway companies comprise the

Meklong and Phrabad Companies. A fleet of steam and motor launches runs from the

metropolisbeen

recently in allpurchased

directionsbyup*country.

the State. The railway, from Bangkok to Paknam has

The total value of ;‘all imports and exports for the years 1933-37 inclusive

are as follows':

1933- 34 Imports Exports

1934- Ticals

„ 3592,963,381

101,726,721 Ticals

„ 144,079,014

172,594,870

1935- 36

108,754,647 „ ;• 158,218,323

1936- „ . 37 116,681,655' „ 184,386,676

. Principal Exports ;

Rice : ‘ 1933-34' 1934-35 ' 90,835;6221935-36 1936-37

Tin (Ticals) 82,967,330 . '298,437,397 96,717,972

24,512;635 ; 6,346,610 23,375,205 29,809,389

Teak

Rubber, • 4,274,479 4,588,808 • ■ 5,052,217 8,406,755

9,305,834 13,218,945 23,465,400

The A^niy is small, but in pecent years great progress has been achieved in

military matters. The land forces of! the Kingdom are divided into 21 battalions of

infantry,

2 battalions 12. squadrons of tJavalry,

of Signallers. At the9 groups of artillery,

invitation of the 2 Allied

battalions

Powersof Engineers

Siam sentanda

contingent of yolupteersVconsisting of aviators and motor transport troops, to Prance

inRoyal

June,Military

l&iB, College

A form inof conscription

Bangkok has been one of the principal factors iii The

is in force throughout the country. the

improvements

being made to its strength fromArmy.

effected in the time'toThetime.

Navy is small, but additions are constantly

found Theto last census wasastaken

be 14,464,489, compared on Maywith23, 1937, whenin the total population of Siamcensus

was

was taken. Detailed particulars of the11,506,207

subdivision1929,by when race the

of theprevious

population

are not yet available.

whichOn wasJunethe24, acceptance

1932 a successful

by thecoup Kingd’etat

of a tookformplace in Bangkok, the

of constitutional result of

government.

 SIAM—BANGKOK B255

Dissatisfaction with the policy of the new Ministers led to a second and

bloodless coup detat on June 20; 1933, headed by Colonel Phya Bahoi, who has been equally

Premier since that date. In October of the same year, an armed revolt organised by

reactionary

that elements

the King is thewasHead

suppressed by thehe'exercises

ofPeople’s

the State; government.legislative

The Consitution

power provides

by the

and with

the advice and consent of the Assembly, executive power through

Council, (which corresponds to a Cabinet), and judical power through the Courts State

duly established by law. i

On March 2, 1935, King Prajadhipbk abdicated, and H.M. Ananila Mahidol was

proclaimed

minority. King, a Council of Regency being appointed to act during the King’s

BANGKOK

where The city of Bangkokstream is situated onitself

bothinto

sidestheofGulf.

the Menam about

left 23bank

milesoffrom

river isthisthemagnificent

city proper, enclosed empties partly by a walk On the

The Royal palaces and Govern-the

ment Offices are within the wall, the foreign *hoiigs, and the principal rice mills

being

cipallyadjacent

occupied toby the principal

Siamese, Chineseor main street of the city.

and Mahommedan The right

residents. Thebankbulkisofprin-

the

business is

Krung—extends transacted

from on

the the left.

Palace Here

walls to a road, called

Bangkolem, New

and Road—in

the Siamese,

electric tramwayCharum

runs

along it for a distance of about six miles. Another electric tramway to Samsen has a

length of four miles. Other lines opened in 1906, traverse the city and its environs in

various

are directions,

in the handswasofthepurchased

totalSiam

the length being Corporation,

Electric about 12 miles. Allexcept the tramway services

Paknam which this year by the State.Ltd.Various the streets

new railway andto

-roads have been made recently, and its immediate suburbs have now some 400 miles of

carriage roads. There is now also a road running

(22 Kilometers) and one running South to Paknam (21 Kilometers). Bangkok from Bangkok to Don Muang

isandin direct wireless communication notwith Europe. The principal itstrade

actualof not

Bangkok

mainlythe rests,

foundation

is rice.on This whicharticle only its prosperity

is drawn in immense but quantities, existence

only

from

the the innumerable

adjacent rivers whichfields

flow which

into lineGulf

the thefrom

fertile

the valley

enormous of the Menam,of the

watershed butmoun-

from

tain crescent

grain which years

in favourable fringesis the northern

scarcely to beextremity

calculated.of the kingdom.

It not Tlie output

only furnishes of this

support to

the

supply of China, Manila, the Straits, Java, and Sumatra; a large amount is alsotosent

native population of Siam and the Malay Peninsula, but largely contributes the

toivory,

Europe

withand evenmanyto South

otherAmerica. There ofis native

also a large trade in are

tOak-woOd andto

China and theveryStraits. minor& Swire

Butterfield articles steamers giveproduce

1 Vrhifin

a regular weeklyexported

connection

with Hongkong and -Swatow; and the Straits Steamship Co. has a weekly service with.

Singapore. The British-India S. N. Co. also maintains a frequent service between

Singapore and Bangkok. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha maintains a connection with

Singapore steamers

Japanese and Netherlands-India.

chartered with by BangkokThere are always a number of Norwegian and

provides regular connection the coastfirms.ports. The Siam Steam Navigation Co.

in the TheWang

publicNa, buildings

Bangkok, and institutions

and consistsinclude of twOthebuildings—that

Royal Museum,onwhich is situated

the left of the

approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological exhibits from

Japan,

Siamese China, Java, etc.; that on the right (fromerly a royal building) contains the

and St. ethnological

Mary’s Mission; collection.

four RomanThere Catholic

are two Protestant

Churches; Churches—Christ

nine Hospitals (twoChurchbeing

maintained by and for the accommodation of Europeans, with a staff of European

* hong=a large shop or store

 13256 BANGKOK

Society, is one of the finest and best equipped maintained

nurses). Chulftlongkorn Memorial Hospital, hospitals in bythe the

East.Siamese Med Gross

The Society has

also

aFrenchunder building,

spacious its chargewas

the opened

PasteurinInstitute,

1899, the first opened

Sisters of in 1905.being

Charity St. Louis’

in Hospital,

charge. The

AmericanRoman Catholic Mission,

Presbyterian Mission also,

maintains two schools

has a school for boys

for boys andfortwogirls.

and one for girls. The

The State

ofsystem of education

Medicine, Arts andisSciences,

thoroughly up to date and

Engineering, and the Univer.-ity

Nursing comprises Faculties

and Midwifery. An Act

was girls

and promulgated

alike! Ainne\v1921UinVc^sitv

making elementary

of Moral andeducation

Politicalcompulsory

Science wasandestablished

free for .boysin

June

Rajdhani,1924.belonging

There toarethe State

three Railways

first-class' Department,

hotels — and the theOriental,

Trocaderb—the

and several smaller ones; and several clubs

Royal Bangkok Sports Club, The Silom Club and the Royal Turf Club.including—the British Club, the

The King’s palaces

architecture is of a and

kind the templesto the

peculiar are country;

magnificentandand thereon isa much

large ofscale; the

novelty

and interest to be witnessed by the passing traveller. The roads have been

greatly

principalimproved.

shops, is The citywith

lighted throughout its principal

electricity. The laststreets,

censusas well

of theas allpopulation

hotels andof

Siam was taken

of Bangkok—921,617. in May 23, 1937, the figures Being: City of Bangkok—681,214; District

The average mean temperature’at Bangkok is .82°. The hottest months are

February, March, April a/nd May when the highest temperature recorded in the

shade averages over 1 w, The lowest tehfperature averages 6l° Fahr.

aboutTheof50harbour

strait sea

and island

milesrunning

from Bangkok,of Koharesi-chang,

between islands, places which lie some The

offersof importance.

20 miles from formed

a fine anchorage forharbour,

the bar and

vessels loadingbyricea

and teak. The largest ships cap load there. A lighthouse aids vessels to make the

entrance.

consideration. A project for dredging the bar at the mouth of the Bangkok river is under

OIKECTOKY

HAL AnaNDA Mihidoi,, King of Siam

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.. The, Apothecaries’ Hall, Chemists and

Teak, Rice and Produce Merchants, Pruggists—73 and 75, New Road;

Shipping and Insurance Agents, Teleph. 5199; Cable Ad: Apothall;

General Importers—Cable Ad: Ang- Code: Bentley’s

losiam. Head Office: London.

Branches: Bangkok, Singapore,

Penang, Bombay and Karachi Asiatic Petroueum-Co, (Siajh), Ltd , The

J. G. Jekyll, manager (Incorporated in England), i Impor-

A. L. McMyn. asst. mgr.

E.R. R.R. Olden, signs per pro. 1 ters of Fuel Oils, Lubricating Oils

Mabson; do. and Grease, Kerosene, Motor Spirit,

R. D.H. ttempsbn Aviation pG.A.D.

Spirit Porter ' Mineral

and Oils,

J.A. Scott | J.E. Hart Turpentine, Petroleum Jelly and

S. J.S. Kinder I J.E. LandrayBangkok, Siam;

L.G. Mqojen | R.C.H. Johnson Asphalt—Bantawi,

Telephs. 5506-7 (Office) and 5480

Forest Staff (Bangpakok Installation); Cable Ad:

C.A. Feely, manager Petroaticj Codes: ;.B.C. 5th edn.,

E.G.S. Hartley

E.L.R. Gibson ' Bentley’s (with Oil Supplement) and

H. Foster Pegg ' A.P,C.’s Private

G. Wyga G. B. Adams, branch repres.

 BANGKOK B25T

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to theFrench

North of Arts, Science and Literature in

and

CabletheAd:TaiBibles

sections of South China— relation to Siam and Neighbouring

Agency Secy.—Rev. R. O. Franklin Countries

(703, Sathorn Road, Bangkok,

Siam) Baguley & Tooth, Advocates and

Solicitors, Trade Mark and Patent

Assumption Association, The (late A. C. Agents—Cable A.B.C. 5th edn.

Ad : Baguley ; Code :

O. B. A.),

mill Road Established 1903—901, Wind- G. C. H. Culley, solicitor

A. H. Duke, barrister-at-law

Bangkok St. Andrew’s Society

Bangkok

ctioneers,Auctioneering Society, Com-

Estate Agents, Brokers, Au-

Chiengmai Gymkhana Club mission Agents—New Road

Chairman—D. F. Macfie

Committee—A.

Coultas, E.& D.W.R.F.Hutchinson,

Buchanan, W. W.

Joynson Macne H. W. Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The (Estab-

lished 1865), Contractors to H.S.M.

Hon. Treas.—W. W. Coultas and. other Governments, Civil, Me-

Hon. Sea—E. W. Hutchinson chanical and Motor Engineers,

Shipbuilders, Importers, Graving

Fire Insurance Association of Siam Docks, Slipways, Machine. Shop,

Chairman—The

Ltd. Anglo-Siam Corpn., Motor Garage—Teleph. 184 (3 lines) ;

Cable Ad: Progress; Codes: Bent-

Deputy -Chairman—Henry Waugh & ley’s, Acme and Western Union 5 letter

T. Finnic, manager

Committee—The Borneo Co., Ltd. & M. C. Shaw, c.a.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Shipbuilding and Docking Dept.

Secretary—W. H. Mundie J Findlay, supt. engineer and

dockmaster

Motor Insurance Association of Siam D. C. Knott, asst, dockmaster

Chairman — Steel Brothers & Co. Engineering Dept.

J. R. Griffin

(Siam). Ltd. J. Smiith

Depu ty-Chairman—Anglo-Siam Cor-

poration, Ltd. Borneo Co., Ltd. & Civil Engineering and Construction

Committee—The Department

Diethelm & Co.,

Secretary—W. H. Mundie Ltd. R. Whitaker

James Swanson

Agency and Sales' Department

Neilson Hay’s Library Association J. P. Hall

President—Mrs. Geo. B. McFar- StoreJ. Department Holt

land W. Aitchison .

Vice-President—Mrs.

Hon. Secy.—Mrs. W, J.G. R.Taylor Griffin J. MacFarlane

Hon. Trea.—Mrs. G. Laugesen Garage

Hon. Libr.—Mrs. J .H. Brett F.H. Cooke •' '

Chairman of Book Committee— F. Vii -ioVT .ti

Mrs. D. Dudding

Library Clerk—Mrs. K. Gottsche Bangkok House 'FuRNisHiNG Corpn.,

Ltd.—Phya Thai Road; Teleph.

Royal Bangkok Sports Club—Teleph. 5797 ; Cable Ad : Furnishing

588 W. T. Lee, managing dir. -

- Chung Pu, do.

Royal Public Health Institute— W. Ming For, general mgr.

Windmill Road S. cashier

W. Swing Woo, sub-mgr. and

B9

B25® BANGKOK

Bangkok Times-Press, Ltd., P'rbprie^ 1 OvERSEA-'CihNfcsiC 'BANkiNcf ‘ 'Corpora1

tors of “ Blangkok Times,” Illus- tion, Ltd; (Incorporated in Straits

trated’ Edition Daily; “Bangkok Settlements)’Sam.'Yack:

Times Weekly Mail,” Directory for New Road; Cable Ad: Bankoversi;

Bangkok and Siam, and Reuter’s Codes : Beptley, Peterson’s jaud-Pri-

Agency—Cable Ad : Times ; Codes :

Bentley’s 5 figure and A.B.C. 5 vate. Paid'

'Nominal Capital: $40,060,000;

Up Capital: $l6',000,000. Head

figure Office: Singapore. Branches at:

W. H. Mundie, m.a. Hongkong, S’hai, Amoy, Penang,

Muar, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur,

Bangkok Manufacturing C.q., Provi- Rangoon, Batu Pahat, Malacca. Kef an tan,

sions—383, New Rokd; Cable Ad: 1 Soerabaya. Batavia, Djambi

Ipoh, Bangkok,

and Palembang

Nanikeng (Dutch East Indies)

H. Swee Ho, proprietor Ong Thye Ghee, - manager

W. H. Cochrane, manager' Sng Cheng Hee, aeet.

Bangkok Tkading Co., Importers of Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd.; The—

Cycles, Tyres and Accessories, Hard- ’ Cable Ad-’ - Sia'i^ank1

ware, Wireless Sets, Accessories 'and

Electrical Goods^-Pitstien Bridge; J. H. Breit; ipaugger

Cable Ad : Buree; * Codes : A.B.C. C. W. Taylog, accountant

5th edn., Bentley’s and Schofield’s' Sub-accou ntants—

S. K. Lean, proprietor - Nai Abhorii Krishnamra

C. Sibunruang, manager W. P, Chapman ’

K. K. Ohm

BANKS Chiengmai Branch

Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Head Office: E. W. Hutchinson, agent

96, Boulevard Haussmann, Paris; Lampang Brahch

Nai Joti Guna-Kasem, agent

Cable Ad: Indoohine

- J. A. Schindler, manager

C. Delaby, accountant Barrow, Brqwn Co., Ltd.,, (Incor-

E. Lamache, bills dept. porated - in - 81am), Engineers and

Lau Bak Tong, compradore Merchants — Tapan Hua Takay;

Chartered Bank op India, Australia Teleph.

London : 43572-74

;< Cablei-.Ad:

Victoria Leather.

Street,

and China Westminster, S-W.l. Paris : 46-48,: Rue

D.P.MeR.Niven,

Wait, agent

accountant Saint Sabin

J. Miller and A. T. Hobbs, sub-

accountants Belgian Legation—(d'ee Legations)

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Berli. Jucker & Co., Importers and

Exporters—Cable Ad: Berlijuker;

poration

G. de la P. B. FitzGerald, Agent Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5-

J. Campbell, accountant figure

Herbert Berli, partner

F. H. F. Swayne A. Berli, do.

J. T. Edkins

H. L. Tudor

H. Hinch Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—Registered

A. L. Johnston Office: IIlu. Bernam Estates, Utan

Lim Chun Beng, compradore Melintang, Perak. Acreage: 8530 (cul-

. tivated

Office: 49,Oil,VCstre;

Palms ,Boulevard,

6Q45) . Pppenhagen

Gppen

Mercantile Bank opFront);

Bush Lane (Water India,Telephs.

Ltd.. The—

5457 hagen, V., Denmark. Bangkok

(General Office), 5336 (Compradore’s Office: Siam Electric Corporation

Ltd.’s Building

Dept); Cable Ad : Paradise; Code:

Bentley’s W. O. Grut, general manager

 BANGKOK

Bombay-Buemah Trading Corpora- Assistants—E. H. Burden, D. I

tion Ltd., Teal? Merchants- Head . Vint, F. A, Collett,and'

E. P. E.M. Burton,

OfficeBombay. Branches: Ran- Y. Asavaraksh H. L.

goon and lioulmein. Cable [ Ad : Rawlinson

Romford; Code,: Bentley’s Accountant—A. H. W’eir

WVO. Streatfield, Branch Manager Asst. Acct.—W. J. Burgess

E. P. M. van Millingen, Epcountry Chief Clerk—Koh Sar Bay

A.Manager

J. Willianls, Mill Managef Ban Mai Factory—Teleph. Bangrak

5405 . .

Bangkok —1 E.1 L. Gilason and v R. B. L. Hinshelwood, factory manager

Bouker ' A. H. Wright, assistant do.

Up-Country-C. C, Allen, T. W. J. H. Matthews, Assistant

Beyan, J* Q; Evans, P, B. Kiorage

Borneo Go.v; Ltd., The {1 ncorpprated in British Legation—(£ee Legations)

England),

Textiles, IVIetals,Rice Machinery

and Teak and Merchants,

General Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Lid. (Establ-

Importers, Lloyds Agents—Head

143-9, Fenchurch ,St., London, E.C. Office:3; ished 1883), Shipchandlers, Rice Mill

Branches: Siam: Bangkok, rChiengmai. Stores, Merchants Metal and General

— Cable Hardware

Ad: Buanhoaseng;

etc. Malaya:

Lumpur, etc.Singapore,

Sarawak: Penang,

Kuching,Kuala Sibu, .Codes: Bentley Complete Phrase Bent-

Managers: BangkokSiamWharf ley’s 2nd Phrase,' Acme a,nd Private.

Managing Agents: MatchSyndicate,:

Factory. Branch GoW at Samyek,

Lieng Chuan,Bangkok,

managing Siam

director

Cable

Bentley’s,Ad: 1stBorneo; and 2nd,Codes:National,

Acme.' Weng ChengPgeow,

Kiam, director

Schofield’s, etc: Low Meng do. ^

K. PI- Simpson, manager Buteer & Webster, Engineers and

G.signsWatts,

p.p. C.L. Crawhali - Wilson, Importers—Seekak Phya Sri, City;

Assistants TG. Broekmann, D. H. TelCph. 600; ,Cable Ad : Autos

Carey, P,J. Coleclough, J.F. Krasin-

O’Dell, ; A. G. Davy, proprietor

M. R. Devadaya Devakul W. O' Deacon, aoct.

, ./.ahu.. Sarutayanda,. N. J.

a.m.le.c.j E. G. England, H. E. A. Davies, ' I. Leibbvitch (Garage)

Ford, E. P. Heath, I. L. MacEwen, Kee .Tklasthiya .(Htbres)

'A. TannOr, K. G. Wilson, .a.c.a. and Phra Prasuflrolakarn,‘Chief Salesman

J. D. A. Woodroffe 1

China Underwriters, Ltd., Marine,

Eorest Assistants—:R. B- Bryce- Life and General Inkurapce—Head

Smith. A. E. Buchanan. Nai j Office:' Hongkong

! Devamitra Kiihjara,' ' .E. S. Thoresen

_ Ennals, C, 1 L. Miles, apd' C. H. . Suriwopgse

Monro

Hi am Match Factory : Thoresen Road; Cable Ad:

F. G. Enstedt, P. H. Hopkins, i T. A. We.rgeni,

South Siam sub agent - Bandon,

R. B. Mace, R. C. Nash, O. J.

Olsson and A. Y. Uinderhill Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd.

Wharf Manager—S. S. Marr (Incorporated

, British Engineers and inContractors;

iSiam), Consulting

Specia-

LuiitedAmerican Tobacco.

(Incorporated -in Co.H(SiAM)i

the Straits lity: liated

rReinforced Concrete. Affi-

Companies: Christiani &

Settlements), Cigarette, Tobacco

Cigar Importers. Cigarette Manufac, Nielsep, and Cppenhagen-London-Paris-

ttirers—Orifental Avenue • Teleph. Hamburg - Hague - Stockholm-Oslo-

Helsingfors-Aarhus-Rio de Janeiro-

Bangrak 5298;

Ad : BramtdcO. Sipga^oM P.O. Box 8; Cable

Office: |, B.nenos , Aires-Montevideo-Welling-

11, Keppel Road '1 ton—Cable Ad; Concrete

Directors:

Local Directorti-n-F. A. P. Skiving- Dr. Rud Christiani, m.i.c.e. and

r ton Leslieimanaser)

Taylor L,. Hinshel\yood and H Christiansen

 BANGKOK

Staff: The Prince Royal’s College:

Manager—A. Kann Rasmussen, Rev. William Harris, m.a., d.d.

B.SC., M.R.S.E.S., C.E. princ., and Mrs. Harris

Engineers—Chr. Munck Olesen, b.sc., Rev. Kenneth E. Wells, m.a. and

m. ing. f., c.e., K. G. Norballe, c.e. Mrs. Wells, m.a.

S. Bastholm, b.sc., m. ing. f., McGilvary Theological Training

c.e., O. Frandsen, b.sc., m. ing. School:

f., c.e. and P. Y. Ohu, b.sc., c.e., Rev. N. Carl Elder & Mrs. Elder

Yu Chiang, b.sc., c.e. (U.S.A.)

Chief Clerk—Peter Seng Dara Wittiya Academy •

Secretary—Nai Been Toem Miss Lucy Niblock

Foremen—Th. Rasmussen, and Nai Miss Winnie Burr

Phong Boon Tham Miss Helen F. McClure

Asylum for Lepers:

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh McKean

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS McCormick Hospital and Medical

American Presbyterian Mission in Work:

Siam—717, Sathorn Rd.; Bangkok Edwin C. Cort, m.d., d.sc.,

Station (Founded 1840); Cable f.a.c.s.

Douglass &R.Mrs. Cort (U.S.A.)

Collier,

Ad : Inculcate

Bangkok Christian College for M. Collier, m.d. m.d. and Mary"

Boys: W. Harding Kneedler, m.d. and

Rev. M. B. Palmer, prin., and Mrs. Kneodler, r.n.

Mrs. Palmer Miss Helene W. Newman, r.n.

Rev. Allen Bassett, m.sc., and Lampang Station (Founded 1885):

Mrs. Bassett (U.S.A.) Miss Lucy Starling

Rev. E. M. Tate, ph.d., and Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Hanna (U.S.A.)

Prae Station (Founded 1893):

Mrs. Tate (U.S.A.) Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Knox

Wattana Wittiya Academy and Nan Station (Founded 1894) :

Jane Hays Memorial School: Chas. H. Crooks, m.d. and Mrs.

Miss Alice J. Ellinwood Crooks

Miss J. Faye Kilpatrick, m.a. Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Stewart

Miss Mable L. Jordan Chiengrai Station (Founded 1897):

Miss E. Twelker Rev. Ray W. Bachtell and Mrs.

Evangelistic Work: Bachtell

Rev. Graham Fuller, th.m. William H. Beach,

Beach, r.n. (U.S.A.)m.d. and Mrs.

Rev. A. G. Seigle (U.S.A.) Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Beebe

Miss Margaret C. McCord Pitsanuloke Station (Founded 1899):

Loyal School (Chinese): S. Benthoon Boon Itt, m.d.

Mrs. A. G. Seigle (U.S.A.) Sritamarat Station (Founded 1900)

Maternity Home: Edwin B. McDaniel, m.d. and Mrs.

Miss J. H. Christensen, r.n. McDaniel, r.n. (U.S.A.)

Mission Treasurer— Trang Station (Founded 1910):

Mrs. Graham Fuller L. (U.S.A.)

C. Bukley, m.d. Mrs. Bukley,

Executive Secretary— Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Landon

Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Eakin Kiulungkiang Station, Yunnan,

Petchaburi Station (Founded 1861)1 South China (Founded 1917):

Rev. & Mrs. R. W. Post (U.S.A.) Mrs. Chas. E. Park

Miss Bertha M. Mercer (U-S.A.) Rev. & Mrs. C. R. Collendor

Rev. J. L. Eakin & Mrs. Eakin,

R.N. (U.S.A.) Roman Catholic Church (Bangkok-

Chiengmai Station (Founded 1867): Siam-Mission)

Evangelistic Work: Vicar Apostolic—

Rev. J. S. Holladay & wife

Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Goodenber- Right Rev. Rene Marie Joseph

ger Perros, Bishop of Zoara

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Bev. F athers— Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Perroudon, pro Vicar Apostolic in Switzerland), Merchants and

L. A. Chorin, Procurator of Mission Commission Agents, General Im-

Gastal. Victor, Michel, and porters, Engineers, Shipping. In-

AnselmeChaneliere,

Philippe (Assumption Church)

Kichard, and surance and Tourist Agents.—Head

Joachim (Holy Bosary Church) Office: Diethelm & Co., S.-A. Zurich.

Gulielmo (Sancta Cruz Church) la Lumpur,Singapore,

Branches: Penang, Kua-

Bangkok, Saigon and

Tapie (St. Francis Xavier Church

bamsen) Haiphong; Cable Ad : Diethelmco;

Antoine (Church of Kojai) Codes: Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second

Broizat

(ChurchAugustino and Celestin A.B.C.

of Banplaina)

6th edn., and Scott’s, Rudolf

Mosse, Oriental Three Letter Code,

Simon (Church of Chantaboun) BOE Code, Schofield’s 3-Letter Code

Henri and Bernard (Ch. of W. Siegenthaler, manager

Banpeng) F. G. van Leuven, signs jer pro.

Raymond (Church of Paknam- A. F. Somm, do.

pho) K. Vogelsanger, do.

Pio and Vincent (Church of M. Boogerman, asst.

Songphinong) W. Salzmann, do.

Carrie Tlieophile and Robert (St. J. N. Wurtz, do.

Paul’s Church, Petriu) A. Tobler do.

Perroy and Martin (Church of F. Heller, engineer

Pachim) E. Dickenmann, accountant

Jacob and Joseph (Church of

Huaphai)

Durand and Samuel (Church of Donaldson countants—9,

& Lowden, Chartered Ac-

Chartered

Lamsai) Teleph. 5876; Cable Ad: Bank

LowdenLane;

Gabriel (Church of Huakrabu)

Gabriel (Church of Nakhonna- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

jok) porated in Denmark), Ship Owners,

Ambrosio (Church of Banhan) Ship Builders, Saw Millers, Oil

Emile (Church of Bangplasoi) Millers, Rice Millers, Rubber and Cocoa-

. Theophane (Church of Vanjao) nut

aires,Estate

Tin Owners, Teak Concessions

Mine Owners, Exporter-

Eugfene OLoetscher (Church of and Importers,

Nakhonxaisri)

Andre (Church of Concepsang) —Head Office: Copenhagen.Merchants

General Bran-

Carton, Larqu6

Seminary and Noel (Clerial ches:

Siraxa) Canton,

Bangkok, Bombay, Calcutta,

Capetown, Dalny, Durban,

Rochereau, Nicolas, Athanase Hankow, Harbin, Hongkong, Johannes-

burg, London, Kuala Lumpur, Madras,

Penang, Rangoon, San Francisco,

Consulates—(See Legations) Seattle, Shanghai, Singapore, Tsing-

Coupee-Johnson

Bangkok: Pyramids Cable Ads. in

(Confidential),

& Exporters, Steamship Agents and Asiatic (General and Shipping), Orien-

teak (Sawmill), Kakai (Import),

Insurance Agents. Offices: Bana- (Export),

wai; Cable Ad: Mundara Lampang, Birma (Rice);

Chiengmai, and Corporal

Bandon, atSingora

Prae,

Danish Legation—(Nee Legations) and Takuapa, “Asiatic”

H- Christiansen, manager

De Cruze Publicity Bureau, News- Accounts Dept.

A.I.Holm, chief acct. Mailing

paper, Cinema and Direct-by-mail

Advertising Specialists, Service

Managers, Advertising Consultants, Export Em. Hansen |I Th.

Zieler T. Eriksen

Publishers, etc. Lantern Slide and Dept.

Block Makers—Daily Mail Build- Axel Nielsen

ing; Teleph. 5358; Cable Ad: De- M. Aerenlund | E. Plesner

cruze ; Code : Bentley’s, Import Dept.

J. de Cruze, general manager | O. Brolykke

£262 BANGKbK

The Orifcntal ^Lbd.' • :: Head Office : 37./39," LMW:;$t., Lon-

hlii £ossel ! don. Branches: Rangoon, ;Akyab,

Oribntal

S. Hoy Machinery

rap Stores Bassein and Moulmein

Internationale Continentale Gaoiit' M. A. B. Duncan, manager

S. B. Bateman

choue Oompagnie J. A. Arthur

; E. Liiihemann, factory repres. Agencies-.

ftoperial

Ltd. Chemical Iriduistries (Malayal); Suh Insurance Office. (Fire)

K. Wilson (abseiit)..!i v, I Ellerman

Ltd. & Bucknall S. S. Co.

Shipping Dept.

H.G.Andreasen I E. Bagge

Laugesen | H. HHttemeir Pedersen Far East Oxygen A Acetylene Co.,

Technical Dept. Lyb., Oxygen,. Acetylene, /Carbonic

E. Underdahl | K-. Brain Acid,’ Welding Equipments A Ac-

Godowns & Wharves Dept. cessories and Electrodes—962, Suri-

Capt. H. Olsen \ Capt., W. Nielsen worigseBox,-A7;

Road ; Cable

Workshop Dept. P.O. Head AdOffice:

: Oxygene

Quai;

E. Underdahl j d’Orsay, Paris.

Sawmill Dept. W. Millner, mahagef

C Holm Ly-Minh, actg. sub-manager

A.H. Olsen

Frederiksen Fraser A Neave,and

Manufacturers Ltd.,Distributors

Aerated Waterof

Forests at Prae and Bandon “Tiger Beer.” — Si Phya Road; Teleph.

A. Gredsted, forest manager 5262; Cable A d: Atlas. HeadMalaya,

Office:

P., Block

H. Knudsen S’pore. Branches: ;

throughout

Lampang & Chiengmai Agency Java, Sumatra and

H. L. Skinner, managerIndo-China

P . Chang

Singora Agency

■Captain J. Vosbein FrancoE^asteun Trading Co., General

Importers—llajawongse

Bubber Estate at Chantaboon

J. H. Hee 348; P.O. Box 90; CableRoad; Ad: .Teleph.

Fetco;

Mining Dept. (Takuapa, Western Siam) Codes: Private A.B.C. ’ 6th edn.v.Behtley’s and

F.I. N.Zieler,

Cox,mine

mineattorney

manager

;

Af/S “ Bin tang' •’ French Legation—CVee Legations)

H. Larsen Captain General Accident, Fire and Life As-

M/S “ Muinam” \ surance Corporation, Ltd.

E. Brohohn Jensen captain Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

Eastern Acenoies, LtjO.,. Win & Spirite German Legation—(Aes Legations)

and General Merchants—Nai Lert

Building; P.O. Box 10; Cable Ad: Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. (Incor-

jBeehive porated in England), Manufactur-

Eastern Smelting ■ CpT, .Ltd. (Incor- ers and Retailers of Duplicating

porated in England), Tin Smelters Machines, Accessories and Supplies

—38, New Road; P.O. Box 27; Cable

—Bhuket, West Siam; Cable Ad: Ad : Gestetners. Head Office for the

Smelter: Code: A.B..C. 5th edn. Far East: 26-30A, Cecil Street, Sin

Head Office: Princes , House, 95, gapore

Gresham Street, . London E.C. 2. J. B. Durtne, gen. mgr. (Far East)

Head Office in the East: Penang. R. S. C. Bendle, mgr. (Siam)

Agent—E.H.A. Brooke (Acting) Salesmen—T. K. Nicolay and ,S.

Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and Trad- Thuen

ing Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in T. Chita, service repres.

England), Rice Millers and General S. Kraved, mechanic

Merchants—Cable Ad : Arr'aCdn. S. W. I. Mabert, steno.

 BANGKOK Bass

Geyer, Hans, Importer apd Exportei .IPEKDJiAN Brotukhs, ' Ltd. , General

-^SikakPhya Sri; Cable Ad; Geyer Importers. &, Exporters, and Whole-

Hans Geypr, proprietor', sale Diamond Merchants—Telpph.

F., Mpeller, assistant . 273 ; P.O, Box 60; Cable Ad.: Ipexd-

jian. Head Office: Qnepn’s Bldg.,

Hamburg-Siam Go,0(-Infl. in Siam), P.O: B9£;,296, Hopgkopg. Bramches.

Importers,, Painting and Sanitary Agents and Representatives, in' all

the important cities of the world

Specialists—Mahachai Kd.; Teleph. Directors—J. B. IpekdjiaA, T. M.

732; Cable Ad : Siamkis . Gregory and H. M. Gregory ; :

Grimm & Co., B., Merchants, General Bangkok Branch—’ -

Import, Contractors to H.M.’s Gov- M. M.- David, manager

ernment, Engineers, Opticians, Che- S.K.M.H.Hovsep, signs per. pro.,

mists; Telephs. 1222 & 2077; P.O. Lim, assistant

Box .66; Cable Ad: Siamgrimm; all Aliy M. Nana, compradore

C

Brahhm Kader, clerkP , 1

Hongkong ani> Shanghai .Banif—(See J after Binjunus, clerk '

Banins) E. Pereira, clerk

Motel Royal—C^ble Ad: Royalhotel; Agencies: Insurance. • :

Codes; Bentley’s^. Proprietors: The South British Insurance Co.,

Hotel Royal, Limited Ltd. (Fire and Marine),

Emil Landert, mgr. Royal Exchange Assurance Cdr-

N. D. Rangan (reception) poration (Fire and.Mairne)

Hua Yoo Heng, Importersi-rSongwad Rd. | 'Samarang Sea and Fire insurance

Co., Ltd. (Claim / Settling

| Agents)

iMPKRIA

Ltd., t/ClrtAIIOAL

Importers Inoustrii's^Ma

and Exporterslay ofa) ■ Flour

Chemicals, Fertilizers, Dyestuffs and W. S. Kimpton & Sons, Melbourne

Manufacturers’'. Raw Materials—Cable Mungo Scott,Leather Ltd., Sydney

Ad: Impkemix

Resident 1Representative: R. Wilson Farleigh Npttheim & Co., Sydney

(absent ) c/d East AsiatmTlo.; Ld.

Japanese Legation—(Ree Legations)

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- IKiam' Hoa Heng & Co., Ltd.,, Import-

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”, N.Y.

Importers and Exporters—B.M.C. ers andMenam Exporters — East Bank,

■ h

Bldg., New Rd.; Teleph. 1356; P-O. River Low Kwang Seng, manager

Box 49; Cable Ad : , Internatio ;

Codes : Acme, Bentley’k ,-A.B.C. 5th Kwong Koh Long, Bankers apd Mer-

and 6th,' Private. Head Office:

Rotterdalh, Holland chants, Teap ^pncespionaires, Saw-

Millers and Exporters ; Gcnrral Im-

International Engineering Co., Inc., and porters, and Exporters, Rice Millers

Engineers, and

Contractors apd'—Chartered

Importers, Rice Exporters

Ng'Cho Nam, sole proprietor

Shipping Lpsurkhcb

Bank Lane; P;0. Box' 39; Cable Ad: J Ng PekLind

Lim,Lam

mgr., signs the. firm

Gysom^ Chiisigns per pro Sam, assist.' mgr.,

H. F. Scholtz, manager J. R. Braga, foreign manager

International Siam* Rice Co., Ltd., Bratich Firms: \ .,

The, Rice Merchants—Offices: Ban- Kwong Kim Longp ; Saw Mills,

tawai; Gable Ad: Irttacoric'e Bangkok

Managing Agents-^D. Couper- Kwong Kim Long Chan, Singapore

Johnston & Co. Kwong Kam Long, Hongkong

3*264 BANGKOK

Kwong Chi Long, Shanghai Germany, Legation

Kwong Wah Long, Canton Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-

Kworig Kim Long, Batavia Envoy Extraordinary & Minis-

Kwong Yuk Long Rice Milk, ter Plenipotentiary—Dr. W.

Bangkok Thomas

Kwohg Yuk Long Chow Mills, Chancellor—O. Losch

Bangkok Secretary—O. Sandreczki

Agencies: Typist—Mrs. E. Geilath

Carl Schlieper. Tools. Reimscheid Medical Attendant — Dr. O.

Schering Kalbaum, Medicines Schwend

The Legation is also in charge

of Austrian and Turkish in-

terests in Siam)

LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES

Belgium, Legation and Consulate-

General — Teleph. 5840; Cable Ad : Great Britain, Legation and Con-

sulate-General

Legabelge, Bangkok et Ministre

Envoys Extraordinaire

Plenipotentiare Envoy Extraordinary and

Beiges—Henri.de.Segaert.

S. M. Je Roi des Minister Plenipotentiary -Sir

Josiah Crosby, k.b.e., c.i.e,

Secretaire Inperprete—Paul

Interpr^te—Hoang-Yan-Hao Phbng Consul-General (with local rank

of Counsellor in H.M. Diplo-

matic Service)—John Bailey

Denmark, Legation Naval Attache

Envoy Extraordinary andL. Mini- Toflesse, R. N.— Comdr. A. D.

ster Plenipotentiary—O.

O’Neill de Oxholm F. A. Military Attache—Major H.W.

Consul-Genl.—H. M. Christiansen M. Stewart, c.b.e., m.c.

Interpreter—T. K. Ngieb Consul, Grade II (local rank of

(The Royal Danish Consulate General First Secretary)—E. W. Meik-

isterests)

also in Charge of Spanish In- lereid

Vice-Consuls—E.T. Lambert, A.J.S.

Pullan, F.A.H.C.Stuart,

Edden, S. Adams, A. J.

B. J. Garnett

Erance—Teleph. 5376; Cable Ad : Archirist—W. C. Brayne

Legafrance Ghiengmai

Envoye Extraordinaire et Mi- Consul (Grade I)—W. W. Coul-

nistre PlenipOt.—M. Paul Lepis- tas

Secretaire d’Ambassade — W. Songkhla

Georges Picot Consul (Grade II)—B. Whittengton

Premier Secretaire-initerprete & (acting)

Consul—R. PI ion N(ikawn-Lampan g

Vice-Consul & Secretaire- Archi- Consul (Grade ID—A. T. Old-

viste—M. Bernard ham

Vice-Consul and SeCretaire-In-

terprete—(Vacant)

Attache Militaire — Lt. - Col. Italy, Legation and Consulate Gen-

Pichon eral—522, Pogn Chitr Road; Te-

Med

met de la , Legation—Dr. Her- leph. 5591 5061; Cable Ad: Italia

Consul de France a Xiengmai— dipl

0. Nottbn Envoy Extraordinary and Min-

Agence Consulaire a Xiengrai— ister Plenipotentiary—Gr. Uft

M. Decamps Carlo Vmilta

Vice-Consulats a Tempauza Nau, a Consul General—Comm. Goffre-

aubone et, a Korat et a Chanta- do Bcvo

houn actuellerhent, fermes Acting Inerpreter—G. Gaeace

 BANGKOK

Japan, Legation and Consulate- Third Secretary — Jl. Gordon

General—P.O. Box 4; Teleph. Minnigerode

20355; Cable Ad: Koshi Military Attache—Lieut.-Col.

Envoy Extraordinary and Min- Joseph W. Stilwell (Residing

ister Plenipotentiary — Itaro in Peiping)

Ishii ’ Clerk—Halvern L. Norris

First Secretary and Consul- U.S.A. Consulate-General, also in

General—Takashi Mori charge of the Consular interest of

Third Secretary and

sul—Shin-nichi Sano Vice-Con Cuba and Panama—1760, Sathorn

■Second Secretary-Interpreter of Road; Teleph. 5168; Cable Ad:

American Consul

Legation—Bokuro Amada Consul—J. Holbrook Chapman

Chancellors—Guen’iti K. Momc- Vice-Consul—H. Gordon Min-

se and Kazuo Ichihashi

Archivist—(absent) ningerdoe

Student Attache—Syohei Kata Vice-Consul (non-career)—Hal-

yanagi vern L. Norris

Naval Attache—Comdr. Kanei

Chudoh

Military Attache— Lt.-Col( Hi- Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T., Teak

rosi Tamura Forest Concessionaires, Saw Millers,

Timber Merchants, General Im-

Netherlands, Boyal, Legation porters, Exporters and Insurance

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Agents—Branches : Bangkok and

Plenipotentiary —C. S. Lechner Nakon Lampang; Stations at Su-

Vice-Consul—F. Rutgers kotai, Pabnampko and Raheng;

Clerk—A. Hertzka Cable A d: Lecnowens

Secretaries—Denny, M 6tt & Dick-

Norway, Legation & Consulate- son, Ld:, Adelaide House, King

General—Bush Lane William Street, London, E.C-

Envoy Extraordinary and Mi- C. T. Cox, general manager for Siam

nister Plenipotentiary to D. Dudding, signs per pro.

Siam, China and Japan—Finn E- >1- Stather, A. S. A. A., signs per

Koren . fR'.pro-

Consul-General—H. G. Monod H. St. Amory

W. Mottershead

Portugal, Consulate—Teleph. 5372 W. G. Davis i E.A. Haslam A.C.A

Consul—Dr. Joaquim de Campos . Up Country—

Secretary—Jose de Ramos F, Frere, Up-country mgr.

Chinese Interpreters — Ung P. Page

Choon Kiek & Lam Ngee Sang K. R. F. Gill | G. E. Higgins

Spain (Danish Consulate-General in Lbs SttCOESSEURS DE E.C. (ESTABLISH-

charge of the Spanish Consulate) . ED 1900), MpNOD & Co.. Importers

and Exporters—Bush Lane; Cable

Sweden Ad: Monod

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Pleni potentiary—(Vacant) London and Lancashire Insurance

Consul-General—W L. Grut Co., Ltd., The

. Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

-United States of America, Legation

(Established May 29tn, 1856)— Luang Raksa & Co., Auctioneers and

1762, Sathorn Road; Teleph. 5247; Vainers-, Land, Estate, House and

Cable Ad: Amlegation General, Commission Agents and

Envoy Extraordinary and Share Brokers

Minister Plenipotentiary— Luang Raksa Naves

Edwin. L. Neville O. D. de Witt

Second Seeretary-M. Holbrook D. E. S. Jaya | L. 0. de Witt

Chapman : . Thanorm Vardithee

B266 BANGKOK

Mark’s Tyre Store, Importers and Koh Street;.’Codes:

Teleph,Bentley’s

2083; Cable Ad:

Motor Car Merchants, : Dealers in Yousufsa; 1st. and

Automobile Tyres, Tubes,: Gafihline, | 2nd Phrase, A.B,0. 5th and 6th edns.

Oils; Chevrolet and. Ford Pat-ts. Ac- and Oriental 3-letter Code.

cessories, Vulcanizing Equipment,

Vulcanizing Material, Used 'Cars, Mueller Motor Agency—Sikak Phya

etc.—Corner of Windmill and New Sri; Cable Ad: Emueller

Boads, Bangkok, Siam; Teleph. 5775; Hans Geyei’i proprietor

Cable Adt Maikmodara-Bangkok ;

(Code: Bentley’.s Complete Phrase Nai Lert, Ice Manufacturers, Motor

Mark Mojdara, proprietor I : Boat Builders, Hardware Mereh-

Agents for: ' 1" 1 ants, Importers and Exporters—Cabel

Seiber ling Rubber Co.', Akron, j Ad: Lert; Codes: A.B.C .6th edn. and

Bentley’s

Ohio, U. S A. Phya Bhajcdi Norasresth, pro-

Meklong Railway Co,, Ltd., $iamese I1 . O.prietor S. Richardson, manager

Company (Registered at Bangkok)

Directors—S.

Chao Brighouse (Chairman),

Phya Sribibadhana, Kestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Manavallaja Sevi, Com dr. W.PhyaL. i; Oriental

Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd.—2876,

Avenue; P.O. Box \ : Cable

Grut and J. Knudtzon ! Ad : Nestanglo

T. A. Ericsson, manager H.

J. Kefr, assist, manager

G. R.“P rpoks,. secretary . YV. E. Parrish;nlgr.

E. Muller, asst, (absent)

J. H. 'Donofield, asst.

Menam Motor Boat Co., Lt’O. ■ KSia- Netherlands Insurance Co., The (Es-

mese Co.)—Telephs. 5540, 439 and

6796; Cable Ad : Menamotor; Codes : tablished .1845)

Diethelm & Co.,' Ltd., agents

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

MiTsui' Bussax Kaisha’ Ltd. (Incor- Netherlands Legation—(See Legations)-

porated in dapan), General Import-

ers and Exporters—Hongkong. Bank New Zealand Insurance Co;, Ltd.,

Lane; Telephs. 5413, 5421, 5422 and Head Office: Auckland, N. Z.

,5423; Cable Ad: Mitsui; Codes: Fire & GeneraJ Insurance: The

Bentley’s'and Private Borneo Co., Ltd., Agents—

Cable Ad : Borneo

Mojdara Typewriter Co., Dealers’ in Marine and 'Motor Insurance:

Thoresni & Co., Ltd., Agents—

Typewriters, Calculating Machines, Wat Yanawa; Cable Ad: Thore-

‘Cash Registers, ‘Duplicating Ma- sen '

chines, Visible Filing Supplies,

Steel .Furnitures, Office Appliances' NbiiTH British and Mercantile In-

—Corner of Windmill and New surance Co., Ltd.

Road; Teleph. 5775; Cable Ad: Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agent's

Markmodara; Code Bentley’s

Complete Phrase.

Norwegia n Legation—(See Legations)

Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican (M. Oriental Bakery — 2872, Oriental

T. S. Marican), Cloth and Diamond

Merchant and General Commission Avenue; Teleph. 5077, The Only

Bakery in Siam installed with up-

'Cable Ad: ThambisaRachawungae Road: to-date machinery electrically driven

Agent—2599-601,

Leo C; de .Jesus, , mgr.

Moona Yousuf Saiboo M auto an (M.A.S. Hock Kui Trankanho, assist.

Marican).Importers, Exporters, General

Cloth, Silk, Woollen Merchants and Oriental: HoTEL-MCablr Ad: Orien-

Manufacturers’ Agents — 892*8, Wat hotel

 BANGKOK

Oriental Machinery ' Stores (East Siam Architects (Import) Triiporters

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Machinefy;i Dept.) ! and Engineers - Asdabg Road, ' City;

Importers of All Kinds' of ffia'c’hin- | Cable Ad: Healey; Behtiley’s

Cod^oAikCoeih,

ery—¥/orachak Road’;: Cable ' Ad : ' Acme, Broomhall’Sj

E. T.Healey, a.r.c.a., manager,r ASP Private

Machineco 1 B. Huat, asshtant •

; S. Hoyrup, manager “ y " ;

, C.^G.■ V.• (JaafieVsen, asst, inanager .•• Clerks—Nai.

guan, etc. Phay'.iih^ i, , San- ‘

Sia Thiantrakul. chief’ 'clerk' 1 J >ii

L. M. Rook, book-kee^h ' ~ Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The .

, , Praphai Leesukudom, eoginee^r

■ Nai Ngim, asSi^t. engineer;’ . ; ’ Chairman—Comdr.

1 :

W. iL. Grut

Directors—H. S. H Prince'.'Ses-

Nai Phan, corhpradore siri Kritataray'Ohao, Phya Sri-

Oriental Stores, Ltd., The,. Whole- bibadhana, Phya Mauava Raja

sale Importers—Cable Ad : Oriental Seva, Nai Pra,sart. Sukhum and

Directors — H. Christiansen, T. A. Ericsson

Emil Nielsen, A. Holm and ; , , : Manager , C. Friis -Jesperserg

.Secretary,c.e.,

' -.J,General

,f . E. M.. Hansen , ■ , j,00 | T. Haaptrup&Nielsen '

Staff-

Emil Nielsen,' manaige't • j ' .Manager and Secretary E.,Works v CHEjn.

I’ 0'J^hcrlin, Engdieer

' :y L. RbsSel j ' C. F. Grove, Accoun'taht

Tyre Department—

0. Narjes Siam Commercial Bank—(N

E. Linnemann

Oriental Machinery Stores— Siam P'.LECTRtc Corporation, Ltd. (In-

S‘. Hoyrup, manager ' corporated by Royal Charter)—Cable

C. E. Olsen \ ; ; AdW.: Gaelic L. ' GrUt, Y-ice^chairman and

:

Paknam Railway Co., Ltd. V, J. managing

Knudtzon,director

general manager

Directors—Comdr. W. L. Grut : ,. ; E.engineer .Ronlez, vice mahbger' and chief;

(chairman), Chao Phya Sribi- P. Rasquin, secretary

badhana, S. Rrighouse, J.

Knudtzon and T. A. Gottsche

E. Grut, secretary . , .A.L. Thao, chiefSiengaDd-J.

Lau Cliin clerk M. D oh,

•shorthand typists n

Pisal Panite Trading Co,, Importers, .1 c-.ourifiant's- Depa'rtmeilt

Exporters and 'Commission Agents— J. Aage fljartved, accountant

Bush Lane; Teleph. 562'9; Cable Ad : EX.v A..l.andgrou,

Seidenfadeh, assist, do. accpuntimt

Pisnlnite

P. van tlorcn,

Luang CharyakuJ Bpdi do.

do.

Portuguese Consulate—(Nee" Lega- Wee 'feck Pao, cashier

tions) H. BponAhTin,Clieen,'chief

acting cashier...

Pollard, Thomas H., Consulting En- Chang clerk

tor, .Ship and Engineer Surveyor Power $tapion...

to Lloyd’s Register of Shipping i: K Lacroix; mipt,

at Bangkok-r-^Chartered Bank Lane; E. L.Routeitbferg, )0. Johansson and’

Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad: Pollard; H. vanChampagne,

Cuylunberg,engineers':

asst. engr.

Codes: A.B.C.

and Western Union 5th edn., ScotCs, Bentley’s

Electrical Department

Princes,' Sport Outfitters—Nai Lert ■1 J. neer Delacharlerie, superiiitending engi-

Building; P.O. Box -10; Cable Ad: ‘ C., Rajawongs

V. Endahl,PaodehLievaku!/assist.

J. Richard and M>m

Bteehive

' ' engineers

Roman Catholic Church—(Nee tinder ! Nai Heng Hoosakul apd. NaiChuipen

Churches) AiigswariOnt.cirref Werseers

 BANGKOK

Workshop Zip-Country Staff

Supt.—(Vacant.) H.O.Ford

Tratnik

Wang Tzu How, assist, supt. James Kerr

L. S. San, chief clerk W. Darrell

Store Section G. Jorgensen

A.NaiJonsen, in charge

Lek Dongraksh, chief clerk Agencies at: Tatien, Bangsai, Ayuthia,

Tramways Department Angthong, Paknampho, Petrieu and

Meklong

Edm. Grut, supt.

Phra Sudasna Bongs Bisuddhi, asst., Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—Cable

supt.

K. G0ttsche, Ad: Sitinsind at Penang, Renong.

Nai Thieng, engineer

Nai Choom and Nai Office: Takuapa and in London. Head

Capel House, New Broad

S. Nifr, chief inspectors

A. Hameed, cashier Street, London, E.C. Eastern Office:

Penang. Codes : BroomhaU’sIm perial

.Siam Free Press Co., Ltd., Printers Combination

and Publishers, Proprietors of “ The (Societe Anonyms Belge pour le Com-

Bangkok Daily Mail ” (English), merce et l’Industrie au Siam (8.

“ Kruhgdeb Daily Mail ” (Siamese) A.B.), Court Watchmakers, Jewel-

—Cable Ad: Freepress, ^Bangkok lers, Gold and Silversmiths, General

Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Soap leph. Importers—Bangkok New Road; Te-

Makers, Oil Millers and Candle Makers Codes:436;A.B.C. Cable Ad: Belgosiam;

5th & 6th edns.

—P.O. Box 50 ; Cable Ad: Industries; Branch Office: Bruxelles, Belgium

Codes:

N. F. Lever’s Private,

Nicholson, all Public

managing Codes

director

J.N. E.F.Nicholson, accountant Standard-Vaccum

Bank Lane; Oil

Teleph. Co.—Hongkong

Nicholson, factory manager

E. C. Cook, sales manager Cable Ad : Stand vac 5155 and 5156;

S. M. Kirkman, manager

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., R. Hill, asst, marketing

(Incorporated in Siam by Itoyal A. H. Colyer, do.

Charter) A. Linbird, lubricating oil dept.

The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., managing ' W. E. Kriekenbeek, accountant

agents;atCable

Agents Ad: Ruafai, Bangkok State Railways of Siam, The—Krom

Steamship Singapore—The

Go., Ltd.; CableStraits

Ad: RotCentral

Fai Haeng Krung Sayam

Administration

Kapal, Singapore

Vessels — MS/S

“Malini”, / S “Naris”,

“ Blian urangsi ”, M / S

S/S “Nibha”, Director General—Col. Luang Seri

Reungriddhi

M/S “S/SPakpanang

pok”, “Redang”,”, S/S

S/S“Suddhadib”

“ Prachati- Chief Mechanical Engineer—Phya

and S/S “Valaya” Srishtikar Banchong

Chief of Central

Bhadrakich Kosol Office —Phra

Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The— Chief Legal Controller—Khun

Airway House; Cable Ad: Ruadeng Sutaputra Dharmabal

Board of Directors — S. Brighbuse Statistician—Luang Siddhi Durit-

(chairman), R. D. Atkinson, bhas, b.com.

Wm. Duncan and C. S. Richard- Chief Medical Officer—Luang

son Suriyabongse Bisudhibaedhya,

Head Office : M.D.

R. Combe, manager Traffic Department

G. R. Brooks, secretary Traffic Supt.Riddhirong

— Lieut Col. Phra

Assistants—Seng Thong Thavisn, J. Kamhaeng

Kularb, Prabandh

GamhangOhatnilabandhu,

Gardner, D. Asst. Traffic Supt.—Capt.

Heggie,

Karim bin Ibrahim and Koh .Buck Anuman Saragas (actg.) Khun

Koon Secretary—Luang Arthorn Dha-

Wan Hean Liang,, cashier masakdhi

 BANGKOK

Operating Branch Maintenance

—Luang Bhisit Engineers Krungdeb

Markvidharn, s.b.

Operating Manager—Luang Vi- Prachin: M. C. Dhanyalakshana

dura Vidhikol, s.b. Suksavasdhi, Cert, e.c.l. ; Petch-

Assistant—Pong Viryasiri, B.sc. aburi: Luang Baichitra Pun-

In Charge of Mechanical Divi- yamanop, B. eng.

sion-Pong Viryasiri, B.sc. Engineer

In Charge of Time-table Section

—Khun Vichitr Rothakar structioni/cand

of Double Line Con-

Yard Alteration—

Luang Yuktasevi Vivadhana, m.

Commercial Branch ENG.,'

STB. E.ASSQ. M. AM. SQC, C.E., A.M.I.

Commercial Mgr.—Kashem Sri- Northern Division

bayaga, b.com. (Hons.)

InChalenn

ChargeJayasutra,

of GoodsB.s.Division— Division Engineer—Luang

Vithirata, s.b. Prasert

(Econ.)

InLt.Charge

Comdr.of M.

Passenger Division —

C. Khahaengtabi Maintenance Engineers — Pakna-

Rabibadh (actg.) mpoh; Samran Sakarindra; Utar-

adit:

b.sc. j Luang

Lampang: VidibLuang

Yontrakar,

Rajit

Central Division Chakrabanch (actg.)

Division Supt. — Luang Sathol

Thong vicharana North Eastern Division

Northern Division Division Engineer—Phra Kamchorn

Division Supt.—Khun Rothakich Chaturong

Kovat Maintenance Engineers—Geng Koi;

North Eastern Division M. C. Praimakara Varavarn, c.E.:

Division Lamchee:

Khon Kaen:Thaval Hanskalaya;

RathakarSupt. — Luang Mahit

(acting) ■Southern Division

Phisit Ar-thachinda

Southern Division Division

Division Supt.—Charoon Vimolsiri,

b.a. (com.) VidharnEngineer

Kovit, b.s.— Luang Silpa

Engineering Department Maintenance

phon: LuangEngineers

Samridhi— Chum

Visa--

Chief Engineer—M.

Kridakara, b.a. C. Sei m Savasti

(Cantab.) vakam, B.sc.; Tung Song: Luang:

Secretary—Phol Dharmasaroj Lawasut

dipl.ing. Yantrasilpa,

e.c.l.; Yai:b.es.sc.;

Haad s.b.; Luang

Worhshops Bisal Markvidura, Yala:

Engineer in charge of Workshops Snid Dhasnabairochana, b.s.c.

—Luang Roth Rathavichan

In Charge of Erecting Shop—M. C. Construction-. Khon Kaen—Kumpa-

idapi Line

InSidhyakara

Charge of Varavarn,

Carriage and s.b. Wagon Engineer in charge of Construction

—Phra Kamchon Chaturong

Shop, Machine Shop and Electric Assistants — Luang

Shop—Luang Roth Rathavichan

Way and Works Vithisavasdhi, b. eng.Bejrakashem

Superintending Engineer for Stores Stores Supt.—M. C. Varavirakorn

Way and Works—Luang Cha- Varavarn, b.s. (Econ.) (actg.)

ran Snidwongse, b.sc. Chief Store-keeper—Kimsua Malila,.

Engineer in

Office—Luang charge

Videt of Technical

Yontrakich," b.sc. (Hons.)

S.M. Secretary—Thip Manisara (actg.)

Architect

Varavarn, — b.a.

M. (Cantab.)

C. Vodhayakara Accounts Department

Staff Engineers—Luang Sukhavad- Comptroller—Phya Jaiyos Sompati,

hana Sundara, b.sc. and Bern A.C.A.

Mungaradi, B. eng. Deputy

RukichComptroller — Luang Rob>

Telegraph and Signal Engineer—

Luang Prasiddhi Kolamaya, e.e. Accountant—Thor Saeng Leetra-

Centred Division kool (actg.) Sakdhi Samreut-

Auditor—Luang

Division Engineer—Luang Kulach- lekha

andra Rathayadara, b.s. Cashier—Luang Charoen Rothasin

, Stationers Hall, . .Stationers and United Plantations, Ltd. (Incorpo-

Printers^TiSSO,. Nevf Road;; Cable Ad: rated in F,M.S.)--Registered

Jendarata Estate, Teluk Anson, Office:

Stationers; Oodo: Bentley’s Perak, P.M-S. Copenhagen Office:

G.. D. P. WeeTaratne, proprietor

. 49, Vestre Rubber,

Denmark. Boujevard, Copenhagen,

Oil Palm V.,

’and Cocoa-

Steel Rros. &' Co. (Siam),'Lm, Mer- mVt Plantations in Lower Perak and

chants, Insurance'and

—1, Chartered Shipping

Bank Lane; Teleph.Agents

5165 Selangor, F.M.S.

WPS; Chapman, nianager P. B. Heilmahn, general: rdanager

A. A. Conway aSSt/ mgr. Waugh ^ Co., Ltd., Henry .(Formerly

R. E. Haines, do. Katz Bros., Ltd.), Rubbey Estate, Tin

'Sox Life Asstr'anof; Co. 1 of. .Canada— Mines,

ImportandandInsurance

Export Agents, General

Merchants—Nai

Head Office for Siam; 966,. Suriya- Lert' Buildings; Teleph. 245; G^hle Ad:

vongse Road; Teleph. 5319; Cable , Katz, Head Office: Raffles Chambers,

Ad: S’un beam Singapore.

Medan, Branches:,Bangkok,

Kuala'1-2,Lumpur Penang,

and Beeth-

Ipoh-

A. M. Djurup, manager London

Swedish Consitlate—(Set Legations) ing Lane.Office:

HamburgPepyS Street,

Agents:—Katz Ex-

port and Import Gesellschaft m.b.h.

Switzerland General ■InsO'rAnc® Co.', WhiteaWay,

Drapers, Laidlaw Boot

Outfitters, & Co.,Ltd.,Shoe

General

Ltd.— Die.thelm

, rStationers

Teleph. 5662;andCable

Perfumers—New

Ad: Warfield Road;

Thoresen & Go., Ltd., Chartering,

Sale and Purchase of Ships, Insurance

Brokers and Agents and General Mer- :Windsor

chants—Wat Yanawa; Cable Ad •

Thoresen Cable Ad:& Co.—Telephs.

W. Fuhrhop, ' 5721 and 5701;

Sita.propriefop

R. Rose-Andersseh, manager H. Paschkewitz, signs' pfer pro,

II. R. Hermanns | A. Ulrich

Tilleke & Gibbins, Advocates and Hardware Store

Solicitors — Gable R. Christians

kok; Codes! A. B.AdC.: Brigson,

6tn edn.Bang-

and Technical Department

Th.

Bentley’s

Samuel H. Th.Ziegler, c.e. c.e.

M. Graf, •:

R. D. Atkinson, solicitor, partner

Brighouse, solicitor, partner I. Dr.*

G. FarbenindustrieAktiengesellschaft

Y. H. Jaques, barrister-at-law, partner W/iSchmidt, representative

 SIAMESE MONET, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

' ’MOXET

44 Bats

Salii’ngs oror 11 Tamlu'

BM orTiestl =^. j i v <$0;60> i Pb^ngs ,■ P® 1 Hbp = $2,400'00

20 Tamlii’ngs or 1 Ch’ang ng ‘== $48‘00 j 100 Haps or 1 Tara --$240,000'00

WEIGHTS

The standard of weight beihg therein ofjthe 60h.iltry, weights are designated by the same

terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains troy.

The Siamese standard of weight is just double that of the Chinese, and goods are bought

and sold in Bangkok more by the Chinese than the Siamese standard.

LONG MEASURE

1 Niw lit = inch

12 Niws ma^e _ 1 K’u’p == 9| inches

2 K’u’ps make 1" pawk = 191 inches

4 Sawks make 1 Wah - == 78 inches

20 Wahs make 1 Sen 130 feet

400 Sens make 1 Tot = 9-| statute miles

Note.—Timber is bought by the Yok, which is 64 Sawk in length by .l Sawk in.

width or 36,864 Siamese inches, being equivalent to' 169 square feet.

DRY MEASURE

:

20 T'anans make 1 Tang = 15 pints 'I| 10025 Tangs

1 Tanan ...;= 11 pints Tahansor 80 Sat make

make 11 Sat

Keean (Coyan).

A Reean is 20 Piculs; a Picul is 133ilbs, avoirdupois.

The metric system is widely used in commerce. A law promulgated in 1924 provides that

the metric system shall be the standardised-and legalised system of weights and measures in

Siam, but this law is optional for the time being.

 TARIFF OF INVOICE CHARGES AT MANILA

MANILA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Amended Invoice Charges Adopted 1st April, 1925

Hemp.—Fire Store

Insurance,

Rent 8t cents

per cent, plusper20 month.

per bale per cent, per month on first cost, plus screwage-

cents Charges

cost of receiving into godownex-godown

for delivering hemp from lighter20 orcentscascomadeandup10ascents

follows:

for re-10

delivering.

Dry Sugar.—Boat

| per and

cent,coolie

plus hire,

20 perreceiving

cent, perand shipping,

month. Store25Rent,

cents3 per

centspicul. Fire per

per picul Insurance-

month

Wet Sugar.—Landing,

cent, plus shipping,

20 per hags

cent, perand baggingy

month on 75

first cents

cost. per picul.

Store Rent, Fire

3 Insurance,

cents per picul i per

per

month.

Coffee.—Receiving

picul. andFireweighing, 40 cents

Insurance, ^ per per

cent, picul.

plus Bags,

20 per packing

cent, per and shipping,

month on first40cost.centsStore-

per

Rent, 12 cents per picul per month.

Coprax.—Receiving, weighing and shipping, 35 cents £perperpicul, including

20 per lighterage, or 25

on firstwithout

cents cost. lighterage.

Store Rent, Fire

6 centsInsurance, cent, plus

per picul per month. cent, per month

Sapanwood.—Receiving, loading, and shipping, 40 cents per picul.

Hide Cuttings.—Loading and shipping, 30 cents per picul.

Cordage.—Loading and shipping, 50 cents per picul.

Indigo.—Receiving and packing

per quintal. Loadinginandpitched cases,50P.2,50

shipping, cents perperquintal.

quintal. Classification, P.’. .00

Leaf Tobacco.—Receiving,

bale packing and shipping, P.2.50 per bale of 2 quintals and P.4.50 per

Rent,of104 quintals. FireofInsurance,

cents per bale 3 quintals$ per

per cent,

month.plus 20 per cent, per month. Store-

Cigars.—Receiving, packing and shipping, P.7.50 per case of 10,000.

Rules Covering

StandardHemp

Size,Damage in Godown,

Reconditioning Shortand/or

Broken, Weight,Rejected

and Bales Exceeding

Bales.

the That damage

original done byin “anay”

depositor, to hemp

of sale,onsaid

deposit

riskshall

shallbebeforforthe risk and accountafterof

expiry of three monthsbut, theofevent

from date purchase. account of buyer

For reconditioning broken bales, P.1.00 per bale.

For re-classifying, packing_and, pressing damaged pr rejected bales, P.1.50 per bale.

For sundrying,

per bale. re-classifying, packing and pressing damage! or rejected bale?, P.2,50-

Payable by seller to buyer.

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 StKAITS SETTLEMENTS

The Crown CoJony of the Straits Settlements dates from 1867. It now

comprises the. four Settlements of Singapore with Christmas Island and the

Cocos Islands, Penang with Province Wellesley, Malacca and Lafouan.

Malacfca was in the 13th century the seat of a Malay Sultanate which

exercised suzerainty over the Peninsula and ’ had diplomatic relations with

China and Siam. Being situated midway in the Straits connecting the

Pacific with the Indian Ocean, it was the emporium of trade between East

and West just as Singapore is to-day. For this reason, it was taken by the

Portuguese in 1511 and retained by them till 1641 when it fell to the Dutch.

In 1795, it was captured by the British who were at war with the Dutch as

allies of the French Republic, and restored to the Dutch in 1818. It finally

was exchanged for Bencoolen in Sumatra, under the terms of the Anglo-Dutch

treaty of 1824.

Penang, the oldest of the British Settlements, was founded as Prince of

Wlales' Island by Captain Francis Light in 1786. It was ceded by the Sultan

of Kedah on a perpetual lease for an annual payment of $6,000, partly as a

trading settlement and partly as a base for the English fleet in the Bay of

Bengal. Province Wellesley was similarly ceded in 1800, for a rent of $4,000

to protect Penang from attack' by land, and the Dindings, by the Chiefs of

Perak, in 1874, for the suppression of piracy. The Dindings Territory was

restored to Perak in February, 1935.

Singapore was in the 13th and 14th centuries a Malay city of importance

till it was destroyed by the Javanese about 1377. It then remained waste till

the present Settlement was founded on January 30, 1819, by Sir Stamford

Raffles, then Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen, Sumatra. Singapore re-

mained a dependency of Fort Marlborough, Bencoolen, till 1823, when it was

placed directly under the Government of India. The original lease by the

Sultan of Johore and the Dato Temenggong, Chief of Singapore, of the site

of a factory, in 1819, was followed in 1824 by the cession of the Island in

perpetuity, this being accepted by the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of

the same year.

In 1805, Penang became an Indian Presidency and in 1807 was granted,

by the Crown, a Charter of Justice, the first Court of Judicature sitting in

1808. In 1826, the three Settlements were united to form a single Presidency,,

with headquarters at Penang. The same year, a second Charter of Justice

was granted, establishing the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales’ Island,

Singapore and Malacca, the first Court sitting at Penang in 1827. In 1830,

the Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency

of Bengal. In 1836, the seat of lock! Government was moved from Penang

to Singapore. On April 1, 1867, the Settlements were transferred, on the

request of their inhabitants, from the control of the Government of ,India to

that of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London. The Cocos Islands

were incorporated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Christmas

Island in 1889. Labuan, which had itself been a Crown Colony since 1848,

was incorporated in the Straits Settlements and declared part of the Settle-

ment of Singapore in 1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under

the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, dated the 17th February, 1911, amended

by Letters Patent dated, respectively, the 18th August, 1924, the 18th March,

1935, and the 19th July, 1937, constituting the office of Governor and

02 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and their Dependencies, and

Instructions to the Governor passed under the Royal Sign Manual and

Signet, dated 18th August, 1924, amended by Additional Instructions dated,

respectively, the -.EobnuaBy, ],931„ ,the. 12th F^hr^ry, 1932, and the 19th

July, 1937. G, i’| » ' , ■ !; 'y

The administration of the dolony is in tlie hands of the Governor, aided

by an Executive Council and a Legislative- Council. The Executive Council

consists of six Members ex-officio, excluding the Governor who presides, such

other official, Members,' and: such unofficial Methbers not exceeding three in

number as the; Governor oh His Majesty's Instructions may appoint. The

Legislative Council consists r of .' eleven Members 4x-officio, excluding the*

Governor who'- presidesy two> official members (nominated) and thirteen

unofficial Members- two of whom are elected ^-nd eleven of whom are

nominated. Business is transacted under; Standing,,Rules and Orders, dated

1st June* 1925. In the}, Goyjernprts , absence from tbe Straits Settlements the

office!]' performing the'duties of Ciolonjal Secretary becomes his Deputy.

The Governor, or; Other ■ Officer for the time being Administering the:

Governments of' tho1 Straits Settlements, is His Majesty’s High Commissioner

for the 1Federated Malay Stated1 of; Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, and

Pahang, and the Malay States of-Johore, Kedah, K el antan, Trenggann and

Perils, which are under His Majesty’s Protection, and is empowered to

appoint any person.to. be bis Deputy in, this Qffice during his pleasure and

in the'exercise,of;such powers as he may dcepi necessary.

The Governor of the Straits Settlements is also High Commissioner for

the State'of Brunei and British Agent fqr the States of British North Borneo

and Sarawak which,,,in common,with the Malay States in the Malay Penin-

sula, are in- treaty relationship with Great, Britain.

There is railway communication between Singapore, Penang and all the

principal ports and towns in the Peninsula. ^ Direct communication by rail

was ppened, ;in ';l919. :'iyith ;B]angkok,, the capitalt pf Siam.

The output of tin in the Federated Malay States, the bulk of which finds

its way to the smelting1 works in the Colony, has largely contributed to the

wealth of the Peninsula, as has too the extensive , planting, throughout the

Peninsula, of rubber.

A considerable^ area; of land is under oocoanuts, paddy and pineapples,

and constant attention is paid to’ the development of other forms of

Agriculture.

DIRECTORY

COLON IAL GOVERNMENT

1 :

// : , ,!. .rr—h i , : . • -■

Governor and Commander-in-Chief—H. E. Sir ShentoU Thomas, g.c.m.o.

■ • . : ■ ‘i o.n.te.-

AideMe-Oamp—Capt. R. A. Gwyn, The Middlesex Regiment!

Private Secretary—A. H. K Humphreys, M.c.s;

Hohorary Aid'es-de-Camp :

Major T.G. A.MacDonald,

Oapfc: Moody, Them.c..RoyalTheIrihiskilling

Gordon Highlanders

Fusiliers

Pit. Lfr. J' N.1.Jefferson, R.A.F.

Lieut. L. P. Cocks, R. A. h • : : ^ ,

Honorary Extra Aides de-Camp :

Perak—Raja Haji'Shahar Shah bin Raja Harun 'al-Rasbid

oSehwigor.^Tengfeu 'Abdul AziRbin,Sultan StileiTTUin Shah'

Negri Sfemhilanr-TenOku Nasir bin Yam Tuan Muhanimad .

Pahang^lWest) Date’-Hussain bin Mohamed Taib, nklDJS., M3sa

10

 «TR ts ;S:EtT Lfi iii

(East) Tenglvu Mohamed Al-MarHtiln SulMh-Ahmad, *.b.e.

'Kelantan—Teng'kii

Perlis—Tuan'Syed-_Abub*dtar j

YacoHjbin Tengku Cbik

Trengganu—Tengku Mohanied bin besar, ( «t • >

( 'V ^ ..I M a"ai-ij,d-cdl -i.Vi

. executive! council

H.K.

H.E. SirMajor

Shehtort Thoina«,

G^faeTaV W. uG. Si* Dobbie.

o.b.e., Gqverobr/rfrtd

c.B.i : (VM.c., Conrnnandor-in-Chilef

p.sj^G., Tlie .General- Officer

•r' Odmmanding the Troops /'• • ,,,

Hon. Mr;'A; S: 'Smalljk. M. a./Colonial aetrpjfcn^.;

Hon. Mr; A. M! Goodrtian.' ResidimlirCouncilloi- (I’enang)

Hon.

Hon. iMraG.

Mira Ml(O.Weisberg,

• Hbwe)'],. Bj.Tfeasu'

O., Attortiey-General

ner

Hon.

Hon. Mr. A.i B..Jiordan. >Sec.cefe8/ry, Sbr Chinese;(Malacca)

Mr. G WfiiBr^aiifc, Kenideut,Councillor Aifkirs

Hon.. Major.R/’L. Nunn, n.fe.o.,‘Director of Public Works :

Hon. Sir JohnIBagnall I -v .•

Hen. Mr. S. M. Ghan,’ . - )l ' nsb-r

Hon. Mr. R. Willi,imsoti . > • ■' M') ‘ , '-

Clerk of Gduncils—M. V. del Tufo

; T .W .T ; ■.

LEGISLATIV E COU N GPL

H.JC. Sif ^hhnion Thbn/as^ !d.d.M.’o;, or,B.E., Govfernbil find Commandir-in-Uldef

Members of t^e H^cuin

the Hbh.‘the Secretarye Council, The Hon.

for ICbinese the Director

Affaire-^A/' of Education

&i Jordamh' *he'HonV'-(F.theJ.>Mr3fctor

J. Morten),

of Medical Services t(Dr. IT.’D: F^tzgeralcLpMte..), tb.e-; Hon. >be rCofnitififesioier of

LandsV'iW; S.'libden,),'fhq. Hhn. Mr. R. H. de S-.nGnjtfkeM.Inspeatov-Geribra!

of Pblice1), the Jfon. Mr. W.'D. Barron (Cowni^sipnpr. ,of Oustonis1 and

Excise), the Hon'. Sir John Bagnall, the Hqu. Lt. Col ,G- D* A.^jEletuher,

sf.r.i tire Hon.. Mr. H. H. Abdoolckder, thi>„Hpr»<"Ud' HainH.oer 1, fhp. Hon.

Mr. Khob Sian Ew.u therHort.. MrPI'ay Lian 'feck th^{ Hopfj-Mr, p;., M keiufwi, the

HonV

N. M.Mr.''Hashira,

R...WiWiamson. the Jfmi.

tbo,-,.Horn. I MajorMr.H. E.P."Newiiole,

S. Zehnder,o.A'eo.b.e.,

., fne the

Hon.,Hon.'

,Captain

Mr.

. H. W. Raper, o.b.h. ftnd the.Hon. Mr. J. W. de Piro

Clerk of Councils—M. V. del Tufo'

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.

Audu GitfioF;- Singappne ; Junior, 1 Asfeisbant'iGAuditorM—! H.

Anciftior (NujUa Lumpuy),'[S..] F. and ,Rodrigues J(Malacca) •*

..•E.MiS.-rL. .Q. Oprueyy.

Deputy Auditor ,(,Kuala (Lupipur), Attorney-General’s Dept.—Singapore

5.5. and F.M,SvH-H.,Tc Hedley, 1

4.5. A.A. ,: A^rwes,; Ceneyal^/C., ,(^1, .Howell,

Senior iv,a<< Nk A,...Worley,

—C. W. S. Seed (Singapore)

Asst. Auditor

Solicitor-General—N. vA.. M7orley, G.

Actg: Sr. Assist. Auditor (H^hga- L. Howe (acting) " ''

pore)—G. G. Roberts Oown.-’Colinsels—Singapore: G. L.

Assist. Auditors—C. E: ' Pi,,ddon, Howe, A. Wijljaip^, ftl.c.s, (oft^t-

a.c:a., R. Lilley, b.a. and;R. P. ing) and P. ofbrr; Penang:

Green, b.a. (Singapore)1 and W. • Taylor, Mif.R. (offibiatii’i'g)

D. Charlton (Penang) Office Assistant—J. C. Fernandez

*C1

€4 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Botanic Gardens—Singapore and Pe- Department of Excise, Opium

nang Liquors, Tobacco and Petroleum—

Director—R. E. Holttum, m.a., f.l.s. Head Office: Maxwell Road, Singa-

Assist. Director—E. J. H. Corner, m.a. pore; Telephs. 5253* 5254 and 5255;

Cable Ad : Excise

Curator

derson,ofF.L.S.Herbarium—M. R. Hen- Affairs, Malaya—F. L. Wil-

Assist. Botanist—C. X. Furtado, b.ag. liams, m.c.s. (acting^

Assistant Curators — F. Flippance Commissioner—Hon. W. D. Bar-

(Waterfall Gardens, Penang), J. ron, M.C.S.

W. Ewart (Botanic Garden, Senior Deputy Commissioner, Singa-

S’pore), J. C. Nauen (Park, pore—J. J. Warren

Singapore) Deputy Commissioners—S. G. H.

Field Assistant — Abdul Kadir Leyh and G. J. Gilmour

(Penang) Sunerintendents. & Asst. Siipts.—■

R K. Auten, A. G. Baker, H. R.

Baker, G.P. C.H. C.ElkinS,

Burgess, Blakstad. P. H.

C. DeJmar,

Chinese Secretariat, Malaya—Singa- Morgan, M. B. G. Frend, W.

pore Gordon, O. R. T. Henman, K.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs, S. Hellrich, J. H. Johnston, H.

Malaya—A. B. Jordan, m.c.s. G. Keet, m.c., d.s.o., J. C. W.

Assistant Secretary for Chinese Kemp, P. D. Lawson, J.

Affairs, Malaya — John Jeff, Mck. Hart. J. A. Parker, F.

M.c.s. (acting) P. H. Pearse, G. T. W. Peri ins,

Assistant Protector of Chinese— R. L. Pim, G. J. G. Pitt, J. R.

R. P. Bingham, m.c.s. (acting) Pyper, m.c., b.a., F. S. Rickard,

2nd Assist. Protector of Chinese— II. N. D. Russell, F. Stanley,

R. W. I. Band, m.c.s. (acting) A. E. S. Talbot. D. H. Trumble, R-

Lady Assist. Protector of Chinese S. Tufnell, A. H. L. Wheeler

Mrs. M. B. Barke Supervisors—J, Byrne, A. H.

Extra Asst. Protector of Chinese— Capel, C. V. Gapno and G. C.

R. H. Oakeley, m.c.s. (acting) Hide

Chief Clerk—Soo Ah Lim Engineer—P. Wilbraham

C.A.S.C.A.—Sng Choon Yee Assistant Engineer—J. Salter

Japanese Interpreter—K. Kirin Department of Statistics, S.S. h

Assist. Inspector—Lee Tinian Khek

Assist. Boarding Officer—J. G. F.M.S.—Singapore; Telephs. 5294,

5295 and 5296; Cable Ad: Statistics

Ritchie Registrar-General of Statistics,

S.S. & F.M.S.—H. North Hunt,

M.C.S.

Colonial Treasury—Singapore Assist. Registrar of Statistics,

Accountant-Gen.—W. C. Hodges S.S. & F.M.S.—E. J. Phillips,

Stamp Officer—Vacant B.

Treasury Branch Asst. Registrar, Imports & Ex-

Currency Officer—E. Fernandez ports, Singapore—D. Sturrock

Accountant—Low Leng Chuan Asst. Supts., Rubber Control—A.

H. Pearsall k W. M. Edwards,

Chief Cashier—A. Pillay F.C.A.S., F.B.A.S., S.F. INT. A.C.

Assistant Accountant—D. Sunde- Asst.

rum J. N.Registrar of Textiles Quotas—

C. Hancock

Secretary Widows’ and Orphans’

Pensions—Lim Teong Ghee District Court, Civir.- Singapore

Stamp Office District Judge—H. R. Bull

Clerk-in-charge—S. A. Karim Assistant District Judge—J. F.

Estate Duty Office Hannyngton

Chief Clerk -Molid. Saleh bin

Collector of Estate Duty — E. Ismail

Tongue Chief Bailiff—A. de Costa

10*

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C5

District Criminal & Police Courts— Reformatory School

Singapore Superintendent—F. C. Johnson

District Judge, First Magistrate Assist do.' —A. R. Chapman

and Senior Marriage Registrar Teluk Kurau English School

H. A. Forrer. Headmaster— M. Ignatius

2nd Magistrate and Marriage Re- Serangoon English School

gistrar—F. Y. Duckworth, m.c.s. Headmistress—Miss M. M. Hadley

3rdgistrar—W.

MagistrateG.andReeves,

Marriage Victoria Bridge School

m.c.s. Re- Headmaster—G. Ambler (acting)

4th Magistrate—Goh Liang Chuan Bukit Panjang English School

5th Magistrate—I. E. G. Lewis Headmistress—Mrs. C. Albrecht

Chief Clerk—Chan Joo Chua Trade School

Master of Music—G. Williams

Education Department—Singapore Art Superintendent—R. Walker

Director of Education, S.S. and Group Supervisor—C. W. Bloom-

Adviser on Education, Malay field

States—A. Keir (acting)

Assist. Director of Education for Government Analyst’s Department—

Chinese Schools—E. ' C. S. Ad- Sepoy Lines, Singapore

kins, m.c.s. Govt. Analyst, S.S. and Deputy

Personal Assistant to Director of Commissioner of Excise—M.

Education—J. M. Dorai Raj son, B.S.C., A.R.C.S., A.1.0. Jamie-

Group Supervisor—G. Ambler Deputy Government Analyst,

Primary

Everson Supervisor — Miss R. M. Penang—A. C. Brooks, a.r.c.s.i.,

a.i.c.

Chief Clerk—Bong Kim Cheong Senior Assist. Government Analyst

Inspector of Schools, Singapore —(vacant)

and Labuan—M. R. Holgate Assistant Govt.- Analysts—F. H.

(acting) Geake, M.sc., a.i.c., A. W. Burtt,

Assistant Inspector of School?-- M.sc., F.i.c. and A. Jackson,

A. F. Hunter B. sc., ph.d., a.i.c.

Chief Clerk to Inspector of Laboratory Assistants—Thng Soon

Schools—Gan Eng Thiam Tee, Chow Weng

Sye Cheow, Tang ChweeSing, Pwee

Hoe

Malay Assistant Inspector of

Schools —- A. Hamid bin H. and Sng Seng Heng

Abdul Laboratory Assistant. Penang—R.

Geylang English School L. Dawson

Headmistress—Mrs. K. McNeish Clerks (Singapore)—Chan Koon

McNair Road English School .Seng and B. P. de Souza

. Headmistress—Miss S. F. Lubas Clerk (Penang)—C. E. Theseira

Outram Road School

Headmaster—J. D Joseph

Pasir Panjang English School- Office: Immigration

Indian

Singapore

Dept.—Labour

Miss E. Paddy Assist. Controller—J. T. N.

Pearl’s Hill School Handy

Headmistress—Mrs. M. IV. Pater Inspector—M. V. Rajan

son Chief Clerk—K. Chelvadurai

Radin Mas School

Headmaster—S. G. Mohd. Ghows

Raffles Girls’ School Land Office—Singapore

Principal—Miss G Richardson Commissioner of Lands—Hon. W.

Raffles Institution S. Ebden

Principal—D. W. McLeod Deputy Collector of Land Revenue

Senior Assistants—G. L. . Bayliss, —A. J. Newby, H. D. Klass

E. F. Pearson and E. W. and Wee Gon Dol

Reeve Investigation Officer — A. N.

Rangoon Road School Syipons

Headmaster—E. V. Davies Financial Clerk—Low Kim Yin

C6 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Marine DEPARTMBNT^-Singapore College of Medicine—

Master Attendant, S.S., and Ship- Principal—G. V. Allen; m/d.

ping Master, Conservator of the Professor; of Physiology—-R. G.

Port, Receiver 1 of Wrecks, etc.-- M. S. MacGregor, m.r.c.S:, l.r.

Commander G. C. Dix, C.M.G., C.P., B.M., E.CH.

n.s.o., r.n. (rfetired) ' Professor of! Medicine — R: B.

Deputy Master Attendant—Com- Hawes, f.r.c.]'.

mander C. A. Robinson, D.s.c., Professor of M:idw'ifei,'y--J. S.

r.n. (retired) L English, m.d. '

Deputy Registr&r 'of .Shipping— J. Professor of Anatomy—W. A

C. MacLeod Fell, M.A., B.CH.

Engineer—E. J. Shading Professor of Surgery—J. K. MOnro,,

Assist. Engineer—W. A. Muller , f.r.c.s. (Eng.)

Senior Boarding 1 ()ftioel' -T.1: 1 W. Professor of Bacteriology—W.

mi m •! Moore v >■ - •. i i Young, M B , B.S., B.SC.

Boarding Offioers—J. El McDon- .Professor of. Biochemistry—J.

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

nell, A. M. Low, J. A. Quental, Professor of f CiihicnL Sujrgcry—B.

C. H. Armstrong, D. Lazar-o M. Johns, f.r.c.s., t). ,E. C. Me-

and J. Sandosbam

Financial ’ ClOrk—L. Joseph kie, f r.c.s. (acting)

Comespondehce Clerk—Tan. Teng .Professor of Biology—B! A» R.

’ Ban . i,. nimu Gater,, M.A., Dip. Agriq.

Deputy Shipping Master—E.; H. Professor of' Dental Surgery—E.

' Valberg K. Tratman, m.d.s.

Inspector of Craft—T. L. Mon- DentSl’Officer and Lecturer iriDental

teiro ! Mechanic®—J. W. 1Spftley, b.d.s.

Assistant Inspector of T^ative Assistant to Professor of Me’dicme—

Craft—J. E. Manen E, C. Vard.y, ftf.B., B.s. ; ' ’

Lightkeepers—A. Gomes," W. Flet- ■ Lay Dental MecKanic—.1; H., Stephens

Supt.—J.

cher, A. Mohteiro, E. Neubron-

ner, A. de Cotta and M. Ounico Assistant in A.PhyJiology--K:

Spencer C.

Govt. Signal Officer—C. T. An- Ghosh, l.m.s.

’ derton Assistant! in Bio-Chemisti-y—C. J.

! ' Signal Sergeant—F. J. de Cruz OliveiVo,. -

Board : of Examiners for, Masters’ Assistant! in Bacteriology—N. K.

and Mates’- CortiflOates — The Sen, M.B., b.s.

Master Attendant, S.S., the Assistant in Biology—A. A. San-

Deputy Master Attendant, De- dosham, l.m.s.

puty Registrar of Shipping Assistant in Pathology—T. Balasing-

& Senior Boarding Officer 1mm, l.m.s.

Asst. Medical Officer, Medical

Marine Magistrates’ Court—Singapore Clinic, Tan Took Seng’s Hos-

Magistrates—rQ,omdr. C.( C. Dix, Pathological pital—C. E. Smith, l.m.s.

c.h.g.', d.s.q,, R.jsr. (retired), Branch-

Comdr. ( live A. Robinson, d.s.o. Government Pathologist — J. C.

r.n. and Jl 'G. MacLeod Tull, M.D., C.M., F.R.C.P., J. A.

Court Usher—B. ,G- Sa,bai Cowan, M.B., b.s. (acting)

Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins,

Medical Department, S. S. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. ‘

Director ofFitzgerald,

Medical Services, S.S.— Assistant Patholo^ist^C. Subraman-

R.b.ch.,D.B.A.o,(lIniv. M.C;, b.a., m.d., yam, L.M.s.loonoa 'aim:) a

Dublin-X d.t.m. &H. Asst. Pathologist—L. S', da Silva,

Dy. Director of Medickl Services, L.

S. S.—R. B. MacGregor, Im.b., Health Branch-^ 1

CH.B., M.R.C.P. Chief

Secretary to Director 4-+ J. W.

Hoflin M. Health Officer—J. W. Scharff

Health Officer, Quarantine—(vacant)

Accountant, Medical Department, Lady Health Officer, Schools—C.

S; S.*-L: Cox, a.s.a.a. H. Duke, m.b., d.ph.

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C7

Hoaltk Officer, Rural—D. W./G. H. Pagak, l.m.s., Qu Kok Boo,

Far is, m.k.c.s.,, l.u.c.p., m.b., b.s., L.M.S., E. S. Monteiro, l.m.s'.,

D.P.H. R. G. Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Benja-

Health Officer, Port—W. D’Cruz, min Chew, l.m.s., M. 'Doraisin-

L. M.S. gam, i M.s., B. R. Sreenivasa'n,

Assistant Health .Officer, Rural-rW. l.m.s.,

V. F; Xavier,G. A. da L.M^s.,Silva,

Low l.m.s.,

Guan

A. Nicholas, l.m.s. Lye, .l.m.A and Tan Lim Chrtig,

Assistant. Health Officer, Schools

— S. Sinnadorai, l.m.s. ! l.m.s:..

Assistant Health Officer; Port—J. Secretary, General Hospital—H.

U. Karunaratne, l.m.s. L. Hosking

Assistant Health Officer, Air Base Dispensing Chemists—T. Roebuck

—S. L. Qehlcrs, l.m.s. and A. F. Caldwell

•PublicmonsHealth Matron—I. M. M. Sim- Dental Officer—S. W. Harding

Matrqn, General Hospital — R.

Health Sister—K.1 H. Jones Fenouihct

Chief Sanitsiry Inspetotor—H. Mat.ron, Class II. M. M. Pickup

Lander Maternity

Lady

n Superintendent' * Quarantine

Station—G. D. Frost AssistantHospital, MedicalKandang—Kerbau

Officeis—B. H.

Sheares, l.m.s. and A. C. Sinha,

Social Hygiene Branch— . L.M.S.-

Chief Medical Officer—R,’ W. C- Matron, Class II.—M. C.. Thomp-

Kelly,; M.p.c.s., .l.r.c.p. . spn

Assistant Medical , O/fficersr—Tan Mental Hospital—

Eng Han, l.m.s. and S. W,. Ponnap- Medical Superintendent—■ B. F.

pah, i^m.s. Home, l.r.c.p. & s., l.e.f.p. & s.

Hospitals & Dispensaries— Assist: Medical Superintendent—

Chief Medical Officer —L. W. W. R;f Logan,. m.b., ch.b.:

Evan^, m.e.c.s., L.iR.c.p., b.so: Deputy Medicail Officer—G. B.

Senior Surgeon—B. M. ' Johns, Leicester, l.m.s.

f.r.cvs., acting Assistant M edical Officer — Tham

Ophthalmic Surgeon and Physi- Ying Know; l.m.s.

cian, andf Lecturer in Ophthal- Matron, Class I.—H. F. Priestley

mology, t° the (College: of Medi- Pen'dng: General—

cine—A. X>. Wiiliamsbn, fn.B., Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lin-

■ ch.b., n.n.M.s., F.ElC.S. ' '■dbw, m.E.c.'sV, l.e.c.p.,' acting

Radiologls,t—J. S: Webstar. ixivr.Eii. Pathological Branch—

! Physician

; ' ana" Registrai-^J. V.

‘Landor, M.b., «1. W. Hu^ies, Pathologist—J. A'. Cowan, m.b.,

acting "' f i.s.' , ' II. C. ■•'‘Hopkins, m.e.c.s.,

; AndesthetiSiA-E: B. 'Murrell, m.a., l.

M. E.C.S!, L.it.C^P.,Assistant B:OHIR. Pathologist—Chee Chin

Hai, ai.b., BiS. (Hongkong)

' , Medipai^dffihetf-WA'G.

; E. Dia-

mond, M.p., b,A,''H. F/ Day, m.r. Health Branch-

1 c.s., i,.e.c.p,. >.e.c.s., b.s., P. E. Senior

F. Rhutley, i^.b., .!b.6h., Mrs, E.

MeMiWan,* M/h.o.s.y l.e.c.p. ■ m. IIcrRIi Officer—S. W. Eveson,

.Assistant

:! Medical’ Officers- Leo Kek ReaRh OfRcpr—Q, H. Lowe, m.b.,

CH.B., D.P.H.

Soon,

Rasiah,!LauMPecls-.Hiong, l.m.3., W.

l.m.s., P. E.iPereira;.L.M:.s., N. Senior Dyputy Health Officer—P.

A-das,Balhetchet, LfM.s., K.G. Vella

Hari-1- M. Mehta, L.M-S. .. ,

l.m.s., m.r.c.p., Deputy Health Officer—H. R. Sa-

'samy, L.M.S., , R. Apparajoo, raVanariiuth’u, l.m.s.

L.MiS., B. J. Ess,, l.m.s., l.r.c.p. Assistant Health Officer—S. Rasa-

i ratuaiu.L.K.r;.?.' &,J. nayagam, l.m.s.

An Kee Htick, E,l.M;S.,

$eeva-

R. , Health Sister --E. W. Darville

Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. S.

C. Oehlers, L.M.S., M. Saravana-

muthu, Abdul Samat B. de Vi fliers



Penang: Social Hygiene Branch- Assistant Medical Officers—F. X.

Assistant Medical Officer—V. K. Oliveiro, l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.f.p. &

Tbambipillai, l.m.s. s., A. M. A. Jenkins, l.m.s.,.

Hospitals & Dispensaries Chong Siong Joon, l.m.s. and

Surgeon—J. W. Adams, f.k.c.s , A. X. Pakiam, l.m.s.

J. A. P.. Cameron, f.r.c.s., actg. Matron, Grade II. — E. Ardern

Medical Officers—V. H. Norris, (acting)

A. H. Lowther, m.b., ch.b., Labuan—

n.o.iu.s. and O. E. Fisher, m.b., Medical and Heath Officer—F. D..

ch.b. Gillespie, m.b., ch.b.

Deputy Medical Officers—S. Mohamed

Baboo, l.m.s. and E. de Cruz, l.m.s. Medical Department—Singapore

Assistant Medical Officers—R.

Letchmanasamy, l.m.s., Goh Director of Medical Service, S. S.—

Kok Kee, l.m.s., d.p.h., S. V. R. D. Fitzgerald, M.c. -

Murthy, l.m.s., G. Ramalingam, Dy. Director of Medical Service S. S.

l.m.s., R. K. Ponniah, l.m.s., —R. B. MacGregor

Chong Tat Seong, l.m.s., S. G. Secy, to Director—J. W. Hoflin

Rajahtam, l.m.s., A. Somasun- Accountant, Medical Department

dram, l.m.s. L. Cox

Matron. Class I.—E. M. Howes- Financial Assistant — Kiong Chin

Roberts Eng

Matron, Class II.—K. Stewart, Chief Clerk—Toe Koon Guan

(acting) . Chief Medical Officer — L. W.

Maternity Hospital— Evans

Matron, Class II.—C. M. Hardy Chief

M. Health Officer-.!. W. Scharff„

Assistant Medical Officer — Lee

Keng Soon, L.M.S., l.m. Port Health Officer—W. D’Cruz

Leper Settlement, Pulau Jerejak— Rural Health Officer—D. W. G.

Deputy Medical Officer — H. Paris

Mehta, l.m.s. C.M.O. Social Hygiene, S.—R. W.

Assistant Medical Officer—Tan C. Kelly

Hot Kee, l.m.s.

Lay Superintendent—R.. Southern General Hospital—Sepoy Lines

Anaesthetist—E. B. Murrell

Malacca: General— Dental Officer—S. W. Harding

Chief Medical Officer—E. Y. Lup- Dispensing Chemists—J. Roebuck:

prian, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. and A. F. Caldwell

Pathological Branch- Secretary General Hospital—H. L.

Deputy Pathologist—J. R. Jacob, Hosking

L. M.S. Assistant Medical Officers—G. Ha-

Health Branch— lidas, R. A_pparajoo, K. Vella-

Health Officer—W. L. Blakemore, samy, Benjamin Chew, B. R.

M. R.C.S., L.R.C.P,* M.B., Srunivasan,

CH.B., E. S. Monteiro, G.

D.P.H. A. da Silva, Au Kee Hock, Low

Deputy Health Officer — D. G. Guan Lye and Tan Kim Cheng:

Richards, l.m.s. Matron—Miss R. Fenoulhet

Assistant

Lok, L.M.S,Health Officer—Ooi Keng TanAssistant Matron— M. Brebner

Health Sister—A. McNeill Tock Seng’s Hospital—Moul-

Social Hygiene Branch— mein Road

Assistant Medical Officer — S. Medical Officer—W. C. E. Dia-

Thambipillai, l.m.s. mond

Assistant Medical Officers—W. A.

Hospitals and Dispensaries— Balhetchet, C. E. Smith, B. J.

Lady Medical Officer—Miss J. M. Ess, Ou Kok Boo, Abdul Samafc-

Matthews, m.b., ch.b. bin Pagak, M. Saravanamuthu,

Senior Deputy Medical Officer—A. S. L. Oehlers

C. Dutta, l.m.s. (Calcutta) Matron—M. A. Webster (actg.)

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS CD

Prison Hospital—Pearl’s Hill Lady Health Officer, Schools—C.

In-charge—E. B. Murrell H. Duke

Assistant Medical Officer—G. Rama- Chief Sanitary Inspector — H.

lingajn Lande.r

Govt. Dispensary—Kandang Kerbau Medical College

Lady Assistant Medical Officers— Principal—Dr. G. V. Allen, m.d.

R. G. Gunakilaka, Hannah Tan Prof, of Physiology—R. G. M. S.

Assistant Medical Officer—N. Rasiah McGregor

Out-Door Dispensary—North Canal Prof, of Anatomy—W. A. Fell

Road Do. Medicine—R. B. Hawes

Assistant Medical Officer—Lee Kek Do. Clinical Surg.—B. M.

Soon Johns

Venereal Disease Clinic—Tanjong Do. Surgery—J. K. Monro

Pagar Do. Midwifery—J. S'. Eng-

Assistant Medical Officer—Tan lish

Eng Han Do. Biochemistry—J. L. Rose-

Venereal Disease Clinic—Bencoolen dale

Street Do. Biology—B A. R. Gater

Assistant Medical Officei—S. W. Prof, of Bacteriology—W. A. Young

Ponnappah Do. Dental Surg’y.—E. K.

OuLDoor Dispensary—Bt. Timah Tratman

Assistant Medical Officer — N. Assist to Professor of Medicine—

Rasiah E. C. Vardy

Out-door Dispensary—Paya Lebar Dental

Dental Officer and Lecturer

Mechanics—J. W. Softleyin

Assistant Medical Officer—P. E. Dental Mechanic—G. H. Stephens

Pereira Lay Supt. —J. A. Spencer

Police Depot—Thompson Road Assist, in Physiology—K. C. Ghosh

Assist Medical Officers—R.

and S- D. Gunatilaka C. Oehlers Do. Bio-chemistry — C. J.

Oliveiro

Mental Hospital—Trafalgar Do. Bacteriology N. K. Sen

Medical Superintendent—B. F. Home Do. Biology—A. A. iSando-

Assistant Medical Superintendent sham

—W. R. Logan Do. Pathology

ham — T. Balasing-

Deputy Medical Officer — G. B. Pathologist—J. C. Tull, J. A.

Leicester Cowan (acting)

Assistant

Ying XhowMedical Officer — Tham Assist. Pathologist—C. Subraman-

Matron—H. F. Priestley yam

Maternity Hospital—Sepoy Lines Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins

Matron—R. Assistant Bacteriologist—L. S. da

Lady AssistantFenoulhet

Mtedical Officer— Silva

G. A. da Silva General Hospital

Free Maternity Hospital—K. Kerbau Senior Surgeon — B. M. Johns,

Matron—Miss M. C. Thompson f.r.c.s. (acting)

Assistant Obstetricians — B. H. Radiologist—J. S. Webster

Sheares and A. C. Sinha Tutor for Dressers — W. C. E.

'Quarantine Station — St. John Diamond

Island

Health Officer—(vacant)

Lay Superintendent—G. D. Frost Official Censor of Cinematograph

Films—and Floor, Maxwell Road,

Government Health Office Singapore; Teleph. 5221

Assistant Health Officer—W. A. Official Censor of Cinematograph

Nicholas Films, S.S., F.M.S., Johore—

Assistant Health Officers—S- Sin- Capt. T. M. Hussey

nadorai and J. U. Karunaratne Assistant Censor—W. \V. Dean

 STirAl¥.S; SF^TTLEMENTS

PbLiC'E" Department—Sing^p^re. Lewis ■'(oh leave)- W. Haittilton:

InspectoT-General of Police. >8.8. (on leave), X. Ai Embury: (on

—E. H. Onraet ‘ ; leave); J. D. Nicholson (on

Personal Assistant td; i.G.P. S. leave), D. E. Nickels, W. Ing-

E. Franklin' ham (on.leave), T. H. Hllen, ;G-

U 1

Chief Clei’k to I.G.P. -P. Nonis 1). Hunter-Gray

' Chief Police Gfficef, Singajpiire— PnspectftijS—FJ,. iFarijuharson, J. A.

M. Li. Wynne (aethbgj: ' EvansP,,S.

sey, (on, Gordon.(on

leave), S. A,leave),

J. Woo-S.

Personal Assistant to C.P.O.-—F. Dodds (on leave), H. C. Ballard,

I. Tremlett. ' .od C. W. Such (on leave); P. Balls,

Chief Clerk to C.P'.O.—Tain Kee M. M. Whittles; S. W. R. Mars-

Tong idol. dcn, H. C. Mackenzie;

1 J. W.

Director,- .Special Branch—L. F. GHilton, F: H. E. Gbodship, A.

Knight (acting); > ! C. Good, S. A Hagger

Commandant, Police Depot—I. 0. Probationary Inspectors+-A. E.

Macmillan • Minns, E. T. J. Buhnens, H. J.

Supts.—J. P. Pennefather-Evans Wopjnough, J. A. Ellis, A. G.

, (on leave), E. E;. H. Beck (on Shears, J. MacPherson

' , ieaye)’ , T -' , , VI ;

■ ’ Assistant Snptsi+wHi L. Mitchell Posts and Telegraphs Department—

(seconded to IpSh), B. F. Oake- Singapore; Te.lephs. 54gl .(5 lines)

shott, E. Mallard (on;leave), Controller of Pqsts and Tele-

D. Hillary (on. leave), L. F. graphs—K. MacLennan (acting)

Knight, E. E. Hope Falkncr, A. Superintendents — A. E. Ashton,

C. Cunnyngham-Perdriau,: E. V. G. 0; Allen, T. H. Newev and

. Fowler, C. M. J. Kirke (study- W. G. Griffiths

ing in Japan). B. C^ B. Wilt- Senior Engineer—C. :G. Ft Phil-

shire (on leave), W. J. Parks (on lips - ,, :Wagstaff

leave), E. A. G. Bladfcs (study- Engineer—H.

ing in Japan), D. K. Broad- Engineers, Wireless—J. W. Ma-

hurst, J. G. H. Brett, A. F. chan and E. A. Mayne'

Gowan. H. Herliold, fseconded

to F.M.S.), A. E. Anderson, H. Printing Office,- Government (Office

J. Spinks, D. W. Macintosh of Straits Settlements Government

(on leave), N: G. Morris', A. Y. . Gastf ^e)—Singapore "., '

Cockle (on lea^e)

Chief Inspectors—C, Dyas, T. E. ' Deputy Superinheiide'nt—W. Cheiry

Superintendent—■ V. C. G.

Murphy (on leave prior to re- G. Gat roll

tirement), W. MacQuarrie (on Supervisors—p. Vine, F. S, Hors-

leave), F. T. Clifton, Y,- E. "liu liifd A. G. Banfieltl

Lisamer (oh leave), W. Dawson, Warehouse Supervisor—A. B. Taylor

E. H. Tiin'ii (on leave), K. L. Office Assistant—F. 0. Pereira

Johnson (on leave) Chief Clerk-—J. E. Fernandez

Senior Inspectors—J. J. Higgins,

E. H. Yorke, E. C. Sthith (on

leave), C. Uphill, B. Nunn B. Prisons D epa: r tviENT-^-St'r aits Settle-

Scott, D. W. Dale, T. F. Brown Settlements

Inspector df Prisons,J S. S. & F.

(seconded to Brunei), Ed Y. M. S.—Gdptain O. L. Hancock,

Smith (on leave), P. J. Shannon . ,1. O.B.R.

(on leave), H. L. Poulain (on [Oi !iv ■ ■

leave), E. Moule, T. E. Wray, Supt. of Prisons, Straits' Settle-

G. J. Wight, H. Grav, W. G. ments—G. E. W. W. Bayly

Trewin, A. H. Frew, J. E. Asst, j Supt. of Prisons^ Straits

Jeans, E. W. C. Bvrde, A. E, Settlement—Capt- I. L. Cronya

Gaoler. Grade I—B. A. Page

McEwan, F. G. Minns. C, J. E.

Bembroke, J. E. Sharp, A. I). Gaolers, Grade II—W. WT. Marsh

Reddick, H. Hall (on leave), W. and S. Wright

Gaolers, Grade III—A. Adcock,

C. Alexander (on leave), B. J. Bolton and B. Nichol

 STRAINS. SETTLEMENTS Oil

European Warders—J, C,. Pratt, W. Penang

Lindsay, A. R. /Page, W. E. Goaler—W. Lindsay (acting)

.)enkins, C. , Bonning, F. A. 1 European Warders—A. T. Harris

Harwood, W. G. Glottti, v/H. and H. G. Gorton:

Dandie, P. C. Russell, S. H. Malacca

Roberts, G. Carter, F. A. Blun- Gaoler ~R. Nichol

. dell, G,YE. Pockney, F,.‘j. Ful- European Warder—J. Prescott

ler; W. Seel, W. A. Martin, V.

T. Chapman, .W. H. G. Critqh- Public Works Department—Malayan

low, H. X ' Shepherd, A. ,.11.

Burchell, A. T. Harris, rHi E. Headquarters: Singapore; Cable

. Steel, J. S. McCall, B. Sey- Ad:Director, Works, Singapore

S. S. and Adviser, Ma-

mour. A. K. Reade, j. A. Drab- lay States & Director of Avia-

well, W. Mitchell, Ai Spurgeon, tion—Hon. Major R. L. Nunn,

1 C. F. Clark, F. A.' Hamilton, D.S.O:, M. INST. C.E.. M.INST.W.E.

W. Minty,1'F. Hutchiiison,'' R. Deputy Director—C. J. Parker,

M.C., M.INST.O.E.

V. Williams,''A; Barcock, J.' W. Personal Assistant to Director-

Sue!ling, G. J. Meirifield, G. Adviser—G. R. Pape, 8.eng.

Groom, C. H. Squire, J. W. • Executive Engineer (Headquar-

Prescott, C. E. Hopkins, H. E. ;

ters)—G, 'J. O’Grady, b.eng.

Baguley; S. Cork, 8; C. Smith, Acct.—E. A. Joy.

H. Moses, M. Hunt, R. L. Lid- Aviation Branch—Cable Ad : Airad-

stone, C. J. S: MacDonald, W. min, Singapore.

Sawyer, D. Thompson, E,. S. Director of Civil Aviation —Major

i St m ens, C. P. Constable, C. L. R. L. Nunn, p.s.o,, m.inst.o.e.,

J. Ayres, A. V. Metcalf, F. M. INST. W.E-

Twissell, W. J. Smith; F. W. H. Aviation Officer—Capt. H. W.

Clarke, J. A, S. Taylor, E.GJ. Chattaway.

Goldsmith, F. J. Smith,; G. Airport Manager—A. Newark

Aust, SI Burrett," A.,, F. John- Architectural Branch

son, H. G. Gorton, ’ H. Mans- Government Architect — F. D.

field, J. Carr, H. J. R. Bennett, Ward, F.R.I.B.A., M.R.SAN.I.

A. C. Bloxsom, N. T. Smart, F. Senior Assistant Architect—A. J.

J. Smith and F. Crawshaw S. Hutton, F.R.I.B.A

European Warders — A. R. Page, Assistant Architect—C. W. A. In-

W. E. Jonkins, W. G. Clout, F. glis, a.r.i.b.a.

Quantity Surveyor — A. Niven,

A. Harwood, S. H. Roberts, H. F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I.

Daudie,! G. Carter, G. F, Pock- Reslde'ni Engineer, Supreme Court

ney, F. J. Fuller, E. J. Ven- —A. H. Conser, b.sc.. assoc.m.

INST.C.E."

•. ablea,

lt)w, A.W. Seel, W. H. C.'Critch-

H- Burchell, W. A. Singapore

Martin, A'. Spurgeon, W. Mit- Settlement Engiiieer—G. R. Percy,

■ chell;H. E.,G: Baguley,

Gioom, C,S. H.Cork,

Squire, M.C., AsSOC.M.INST.C.E.. F.S.I.

H. ! Executive Engineer, Rural—W.

Y Aloses,'R,' L. Lidstohe^ C. J. S. H. Lindsay, b.sc,

' MacDonald, Cl E! Hopkips, M. Executive Engineer. Marine—A.

Hunt, W. Sawyer, C P. Con- . D. . Campbell, B.kC.

stable,' F. M. Love,. C.

Ayres, A. V. Metcalf, W. J. L. J. Electrical Engineej—A. O. Tho-

Smith, C. Short; E S. Stevens, mas (Acting)

F.A. Twis^ell, F. W. H. Clarke, J. Assistant Electrical Engineer—T.

S. Taylor, E. J. Goldsmith, H. Dennis (Temp.)

H. Mansfield, C. F. Clark, F. Mechanical Engineer—R. Austin,

A. Hamilton, R. V. Williams, J. ASSOC.M. INST.M.E.

A. Carr, A. A. Turvey, H. Ben- Superintendent, Stores and Fur-

niture—F. W. Couch

nett, A. C. Bloxson, A. Barcock, Geylang Reclamation — Resident

N. T. Smart. Engineer—R. St. G. Caulfield

C12 STRAITS SETTELMENTS

Central Branch Savings Bank (S.S. Govt.)—Singapore

Senior Executive Engineer—R. H. fCoRfroller—K. MacLennan (aetg./

McCleiand, l.c.e. (Dub.) • Superintendent—G.? C. Allen

Executive Engineer—G. Edwards, Assist. Supt.—Taft Say Hye

ASSOC. jM. INST. C.E.

Assist. Engineer-—E. M. Oborne, Supreme Court—Singapore

•8.SC. Chief Justice—A. K. Beckett Ter-

Penang & Province Wellesley rell (acting)

Settlement Engineer—G. C. Be- Puisne Judge—W. K. Horne

dington, m.inst.o.e., f.s.i., m. Private Secretary to Chief Justice—

INST.M. & CY.Ei., M.E.SAN.I. J. M. Rappa

Executive Engineer, Penang—J. Private Secretary to Puisne Judge—

. V. T. Campbell, b.sc. W. Piyanage

.. Asst. Engineers (Penang)—F. Y. Private

Murdock,

liday, b.sc.,b.a.,assoc,

b.a.i.m.inst.c.e.

and J. Hal- A. T. Fernandez to Puisne Judge—

Secretary

Registrar—Lim Koon Teck (actg.)

Executive Engineer, Province Deputy Registrar and Sheriff—C.

Wellesley—N. G. Ferguson, b.sc. F. J. Ess

Asst. Engineer, Pro. Wellesley • Deputy Registrar—S. H. Chaah

North—R. R. Cambridge, b.sc. (acting)

Resident Engineer,. P. W. Water Chief Clerk and Commissioner for

Supply—A. C. Wilson, assoc, Oaths—Tan Ong Seng

m.inst.c.e.

Malacca

Settlement Engineer — R. Hide, MfcNT—Singapore; opOffice

Surveyor-Generae Ships’ Depart-

Ad: 2nd

ASSOC. M.INST.C.E.

Executive Engineer^—O: L. Ste- 5193 and 5194; Cable Ad: Telephs.

Floor,; Fullerton Building;

Ships

phens, B.SC. Surveyor-General of. Ships, Chief

Eabuan. Examiner of Engineers and Chief

Settlement Engineer—D. J. Da- Inspector of Machinery, S.S.—

‘ vies, B.ENG. A. C, Macnab, m.i.mar.e., m.liv.

E.S.

Registrar ok Deeds’ Office—Singapore Dy. Surveyor-General of Ships,

Registrar of Deeds—W. S. Ebden Examiner of Engineers', and In-

Deputy do. —H. Ismail spector of Machinery, S.S.—

(Vacant)

Rt^al Board—Singapore Surveryors

Engineersof Ships, Examiners ofof

and Inspectors

The Honourable, The Commis- Machinery, S.S. A. Graham,

sioner of Lands, S.S. M.I.MAR.E.,

m.i.mar.e., m.i.n.a., J.J. Cockburn,

A.M.I.N.A., McGuffin,

The Chief Health Officer a.m.i.mf.ch.e. and C. E. Hall,

The Senior Executive Engineer M.I.MAR.E., A.M.I.E.S.

(Rural & Marine) Surveyors of Ships, Examiners ot

The Government Veterinary Sur- Engine-drivers and Inspectors

geon of Machinery, SjS.—J. J. Vans-

J. A. Elias, j.p. ton, M.I.MAR.E. and E. Watt,

Lim Chong Pang A.M.I.MECH.E.

S. A. H. Shirazee, J.p. Surveyor of Ships — C. E. 0.

Dato Mohamed G'hazaley bin Mo- Stapledon, b.sc., n.a., ajvui.n.a..,,

hamed Ariffin, j.p. A.M.N.E.C., INST.

J. M. Jansen

H. A. de Silva, secretary Chief Clerk—H. E. de Souza

 SINGAPORE

The island of Singapore, situated in lat. 1 deg. 17 min. N, and long..

103 deg. 51 min. E., is 26" miles long by 14 wide, containing an area of 206

or, with the adjacent islands, 220 square miles, and is separated from ther

territory of Jchore, which occupies the Southern extremity of the Malay

Peninsula, by a narrow strait about three-quarters of a mile wide across

which a causeway for road arid rail traffic was completed in 1923. Singapore

was originally taken possession of in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles, and was

formally ceded to the British Government by the Sultan of Johore in 1824.

In that year it became an appanage of the Indian Government, and remained

so until 1867, when it was placed under the Colonial. Office in conjunction

with Penang and Malacca. The island is almost entirely level, the highest

hill in the island, Bukit Timah, about eight miles from the town, rising to

a height of only 581 feet. The roads are well kept, and, thanks to the

luxuriance of tropical vegetation, abound in shade.

The town of Singapore is . situated on the southern shore of the Island

and is the seat of Government of the Straits Settlements, containing the

residence of the Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner

for the Malay States. The town proper extends for about four miles along

the south-eastbrn shore of the island spreading inland for a distance of about

a mile, though' the majority of the residences of Europeans lie further back,

within a circle with a radius of four to five miles from the heart of the

town. The town streets are wide and well metalled.

There are clubs catering for all classes of people and all forms of sport,

art and recreation. There are several good hotels, among them the Raffles,

the Adel phi and the Sea View.

The principal show places in Singapore are the Airport, the Botanical

Gardens aCTanglin, the MaeRitchie and Pierce Reservoirs in Thomson Road,

the Gap Road, the Raffles Library and Museum, the pineapple factories, and

the various^ Chinese' and Indian temples.

A bronze statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands in front of the Town

Hall, to which position it was removed on the occasion of the Singapore

Centenary on 6th February, 1919. A dignified and imposing Cenotaph has

been erected oh the esplanade to commemorate men from the Settlement who

fell in the Great War. This, memorial was unveiled by H.R.H. The Prinpe

of Wales on the Occasion' of his visit in 1922.

The various cloth-merchants and jewellers shops chiefly centred along

High Street arid South Bridge Road are a never-failing source of attraction

to visitors and residents alike.

The English daily press is represented by the Straits Times, Singapore

Free Press, Morning Tribune and. Malaya Tribune. There are several

Chinese, and;also Japanese, Indian and Malay papers. The Government

Gazette is published weekly.

Singapore is a free port, there being no Customs Duties, but Excise

Duties are levied on alcoholic liquors, opium, tobacco and petroleum. The

Harbour is practically landlocked by islands, and the rise and fall of or-

dinary spring tides is 9 feet. Although the majority of ocean-going steamers

are berthed at the .Harbour Board's wharves, many smaller vessels discharge

and load in the Inner and Outer Harbour, the Inner Harbour being protected

from the north-east monsoon by a mole of granite rubble approximately a

mile long. The Singapore Harbour Board constituted under the Ports Or-

"Cl4 SINGAPORE

di nance (Chapter 149) now controls all the wharves and commercial dry decks

in Singapore, their premises being about a mile to the westward of the

town. There are 12,134 lineal feet of wharves, including the Empire Dock

(24^ acres) with a further 1,B91 ^fieehf incourse ^ .construction. There is a

depth of 25 to 33 feet of water iaWngjiside fat ‘Tj.WT&.S.T. There is storage

•capacity for about 260,000 tons of cargo and some 150,000 tons of coal, the

stocks being chiefly Natal, Welsh, Indian and Japanese although a variety

of coal supplies from IpcaJ .sources sueh| a$ Borneo, ^tumatra and Sarawak

are'generaily 'available. , 4-, jbiechanic^i'b coal! handling plant is^ i^ow being

erected a't a bertn on the new wharf exteiigiqns. tKe dischai’ge of' cenjers

and tnechanicar.'bunkering' piants afe.iii coufse of bons^ruction, The Board

owns steaui tugs with cmnplefe fire and salvage plantl sheer legs 'Yj|tl)' lifting,

capacity to 00 tph?, cranes^ 14'miles of railway' connected with thb Federated

Malay Sfatbs Rail\va^s! Sisl^m’ ';Iau'nc^.es?' lighters' and" p^her appliab'd^s fcr.

the expeditious bahdlingi of!.cargo., !Therei are 'installations for bunkering fuel

oil and Diesel oi! and for. the bulk Jpaglihg of latex and p,aim oil info ships

at the wharves'.' . The ^bard; opeighe^ h^e, ary(iacks| one'.of. which (The King’s ’

Dock^) is (divided! by ap iptermediate caisson into tk-o dogk!? of 486' ^gnd 3$5.

feet each, its 'equipment -.including, a 30-ton electric travelling crane. The

machine ..shops are capable of: effecting ship, and machinery repairs, tq v.essels-

of the largest class: (dastiHgsJ apd! forgings of the largest size can, be made

on the Board’s premises. The powtlr oi electric motors driving the machim -v

used- by' the ■ Boaid^exceeds S.obo hbrseopower.: : The Ciown Agents for the

Colonies, London, act as thb!'Boai-d’k'‘agetlts

! -In 'E]igland. ;

' The 'bhafatiei^itj^ft^tur^'-'of thfe climafe of Singapore are uniform

temberatuib,' ' high; humidityJ (and copious 1 rainfall. The variatiph of tem-

r:

perdtiire tbrdugHhut the'yeai :|is’Veiy kinal'l ahd'fhe excessively high 'tempera:

ture? found id cdhtinental tropical areas are ilever experiehged.

The average annual rainfall is 95 inches-;: December is the wettest month

with a little qyer; ip inches while February, May, Jime, July and September

are the dl’ihr iti'ohths with bfetween'6^ and 7 inches'. "Bainfsills on the average

on half the days' in the year.

Ordinarily,

; , temperatures range from 75°F in the early0 < morning to 86P—

88°F duriiig the , heat of thb' dgy. Temperatures,; below 7p T are rare and

above 90° comparatively infrequent. (

Severe storms are experienced in Singapore knOfr'n as VSumatrjis”; these

are violent squalls which occur usually during the night or in the early

morning approaching from W or SW; they arc usually accompanied by

thundery and lightning and torfentiai rain. , Local; thunderstorms occur ■

frequently • at. muftiay or during the afternoon and though accompanied by

very heavy'rgin flo hot usually last for more than an hour.

The SW monsoon does not affect •uSingapo.re. ; Lgnd; and, sea, breezes ‘ are

prominent,

Northerly Oralthough from November,

'NoHlieasthrly kho^ frbmfo’jiiheMarch, the .windspredqipinantly,

’to .August are predominantly

South

or Southeasterly.

Although'thethenights

oppressive, days are

are hot apdalways

almost cm : account of the cool,

reasonably high humidity, ^qipewhat

and it rarely hap-

pens that refreshing Sleep is hot obtained. The effect of the heat and -humidity, >:

change to a bracing climate becomes imperative for • Europeans if health isa

without keasbnal change, is' howteveb cumulative, and, after a few years

to be maintained.

 SlNGiAPOliE cr&

DIRECTORY

(For Government Departments S$e Straits Settlements Section, Fages.

Abdeen & Qom Ltd. (Established 1914), f Advertisingantf Ltd., The — Publicity Publicity Bureau,.

, House, 144;

Merchants, Translators, Brokers & Robinson Road; Telephs. og68 andH’kpng.

5309.

Commission Agents—16, Jalan Masjid, | Head Office: Queen’s Building,

off Uhangi Road; Cable Ad: Abdeen; Mrs. B. Thompson, director

Codes:

Private A'.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

H. Abdeen, eff., managing dir. J.C. J.Darnell,

Church,sales manager

do.

:. C. F. Young, secretary

Abdeen, H., Agents—16,

Translator, JalanBrokerMasjid,

and . AccountsA,;’ Ney, art'manager

Commission Dept.- : !

off Changi Road; Cable Ad: Egyptian; Kueh

Tan Koh SingKowKee

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., and Private Records Dept.—

A^oufXA & Co., E. M., Importers Mrs.Mrs.F.sSung •

B. Gaudart

Exporters,

Manufacturers’ Commission Agent'

Representatives—Capi-s and | Miss K. Armstrong

tol Buildings; Teleph. 4719; Cable Ad: ArtV. Dept.— Bourlin

Eaglegold;

edn. Codes: Bentley’s; A.B.C. 5th Wong Shong Ning

Lo

A. H.YouJeeris

Ling

Abdui.lah Sahib &; Co., A.Merchants

1908), Import-Export M. (Established

in all Publications Dept.—

Kindsand of Produce, raw Agents^66&68-A,

apd cured Reptile i L. Frank Yang

Cheohg Peng Luen .• ,

skins Commission Production: Dept.— . > : •

Market Street;

19; Cable Ad: Amah Teleph. 2149; P.O. Box j S. E.David

Senior Partner—A. M. Abdullah Sahib :{ Johnson

Managing Partners—N. M. Mohamed Ho Kwai. Hung,, translator , p

Abdullah and A.A. Mohd. Mohiadin I Ong KiaCSwee,

P. Bracken, propagandist, ;

despatch

Acme Code Company, Publishers, Acme I Agents in Malayafor:—

Directory and Chronicle of

Commodity and Phrase China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Representatives-.-^ Published by Hongkong Daily

Kelly & Walsh, Ld., 32, Raffles Press, Ltd., Hongkong

Place

Adel phi Hotel (New Adelphi PIdtel, Aitken aw, A& d.Ong ideatesSiang,

and B'arri^ters-at-

Ltd., Proprietors) — 1 and 2, Coleman LBonham Building

!

Splicito rs—9,

Street; Teleph. 5061 (4 lines);

Adelphi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Cable Ad: Sir On^ Siang Song,' k.B.e:, m.a.,

Bentley s ll.m. , v.d., Barrister-at-Law

Rennie Lowick & Goi, secretaries (Middle Temple^, partner

Directors — L B. Abed, J. Lay- I. Hutiter Hoahing, advocate

cockp R. M. Meyer, ’D. M. and solicitor

C.solicitor

J. Koh, b.a., advocate afad

H.David andgeneral

(). WaSer, B. Lowick;

manager

Aleens* sbcdEssbEs (Ea^tekn), Ltd.,

Adrian Limited ^(Incorporated in the edGeneral Merchants—36-37, Charter-

Babk Chanib'ers’; Teleph;' 2905;

E.—12,

:S.), Agents,

14 and Exporters

16, Jiak and KimT_Importer;

Streets P.O. Box 21; Cable' Ad : Aldens;

‘Teleph. 3528; 6thCable Adi 'Adriahco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition, Broom-

ACodes: A.B.C.

Private edn., Acme, Bentley’s hall’s (Rubber Editipn), Universal

Trade and Private

A. A. Van der Harst, managing dir. C. G. Mawson, managing direEidr

016 SINGAPORE

Alexandra Brick-Works,Ltd., Manufac- Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.,

turers of Bricks, Tiles and Pipes , Operating and Controlling

Pavilion, Alhambra, the Capitol,

Malborougb and

—Mercantile Bk. Bldgs. Royal Theatres—P.O. Box 45; Cable

Ad: Amcapav

Alhambra and Malborodoh Theatres— J. A. Elias, chair man

76, Beach Road; Cable Ad: Alhambra Directors—E.

iShirazee, M. A.J. Elias, S. A. Jqp

Naniazie. <

H.

Alkabf

and Commission Agents—Head Baker‘and 'ft. ’W. 'Di'ammohd

Office: 70 and 70a, The Arcade; P.O. Secretary—M Y. Namazie

Box 3 Manager, Capitol Theatre—Ju-

lius Fisher

Manager, Pavilion Thektre—W.

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solici- D. Lambert

tors and Notaries Public—'22-a, Raffles Manager, Alhambra Theatre—

Place; Teleph. fj954 (and at Malacca J. Baker

and Muar); Cable Ad: Gledhill; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Broomhall’s American A Co., Importers and Exporters

and Bentley’s Complete and 2nd —63a, Victoria Street; Cable Ad: Mecn.

Partners:—

Richard Page b.a., (C)xon.)

D. K. Walters American

W. Munro, m.a., ll.b. (Glasgow) national Express

Banking,Co.,Travel,

Inc., The (Inter-—

Shipping)

L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.) 1, Collyer Quay; i’elephs 3444 and 3660;

Cable

Bentley’sAd:andAraexoo;

Private’Codes:

1

;

Allen, van Ixgen >t Co., Exporters and M. E. Mernman, manager

Importers — Office : 14, Bonham A. P. Jodhi, cbie£: clerk

Building; Cable Ad: Vanallen Khoo Kim Leoug, cashier

Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd., En- American Foreign Insurance Asso-

gineers, Merchants and Contractors ciation, Fire, Marine & Motor Car

—6 and 7, Telegraph St.; P.O. Box Insurance — Mercantile Bank Bldg.;

669; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad: Jipco and CablePrivate.

Ad: Afiamalaya; Codes:80,Bent

Head Office: ey’s

Maiden

Lane, New York

Ally & Co., M. S., General Provision Mer- F. T. Wyckoff, manager

chants—6, Battery Koad; Teleph. 6891;

Cable Ad: Bismilla

A. M. Mohamed Yussoff, managii g American Lloyd Agency, rLxD., World-

wide Travel Organisers—64, Robin-

partner son Road; Cable Ad: Palestloyd

K. M. Mohamed Omar

Alsagoff, S. O., Landowner, Mer- Anderson & Co., General

Agents, Merchants and

chant, Commission and Estate Manufacturers’ etc.; Adverti-

Agent—35-a, Winchester House, 16, sing ; Consultants and Publishers of

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 7232; Cable Ad: popular publications—46, Orchard Rd.;

Omaralsagoff; Codes: A. B. C. 4th and Teleph,,7691,

E. Anderson, Cable Ad: Andersonco

sole partner

5th edns. and Private

Syed Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff, manag-

ing partner ANGLO-CHiNESE DISPENSARY, LTD.,

Wholesale and Retail Chemists,

Druggists and Opticians—303, North

Amalgamated Publicity Services—94 Bridge Road; Teleph. 6918; Cable

Robinson Road; Cable Ad: Sregor Ad : Sinchew

 SINGA POKE CI7

Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., •H.rS.

Cho Jinck, director

(Incorporated in Straits Settle-

ments), Crude Rubber Dealers — L R. PeekBrowDock,

ii, mgr.do.

Office: 12, South Pier, Teluk Ayer

Reclamation; Telephs. 5854, 5855, Asia Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire,

5856 & 5857- Godown: 10, Prince Marine and Motor Car Insurance—

Edward Road; Teleph. 7972; P.O. 6 3-nd 7, Chulia Street; Teleph, 2097

Box 17; Cable Ad: Ariglosing; JLfi Leupg, Ki. general manager

Codes: A.B.C., Bentley’s, Acme and

Private. Branches: Penang and Asia Life Insurance Co. (Incorporated

Muar; London: Hecht, Levie & in the State of Delaware, Li .ft.A.)—

Kahn, Ltd., 17-18, St. Dunstan’s C-16, Hongkong Bank Chambers; Te-

Hill, E.C.3; Paris: Alcan et Cie* leph. 2221; Cable Ad: Amerriters;

87, Rue Saint Lazare;, New York; Main Office for the Orient: 17, The

Hecht, Levie & Kahn, Inc., 99, Wall Bund, .Shanghai; Kuala Lumpur

Street, New York City; Hamburg- Office: 73, Klyne Street; Penang

Klentze & Co., “ Thomashaus”, Office: 33, Beach Road

Schopenstehl, lr3 A. A. attorney

Gossevsky, branch manager

Directors—Adrien Alcan, Maurice

Alcan, Walter L. Burton, Har- T. andU. Tay, asst, manager

old S. Godwin and Redvers M. A. A. Hare, actg. resident secty.

Prior Dr. T. H. Ling, resident medical

Assistants—C. P. Liston, W. Nis- referee

bet and C. A. Railton Tay Meng Hock, Cashier

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The Asiatic PetrcIleum Cb- (Straits Settle-

(Incorporated ih England), Mer- ments), Ltd., The (Incorporated in

chants—Mercantile

iephs. 5817 (2 lines) Bank (Office), Te- England)—Shell

Building;2494 House,

Teleph. 5281; Cable Ad: Petroatic;

Collyer Quay;

(Godown); Cable Ad: Anglo-siam; Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Codes: New Standard, Bentley’s Bentley’s (with Oil Supplement) and

2nd, Scott’s, A.P.B.’s Pri-

Second Phrase and Acme. Head vate and Boe

Office: 5 and 7, St. Helen’s Place,

London, E.C. Branch E.H. N,H, C.Sturt,

Woollerton,

assist. representative

kok, Bombay, KarachiOffices: Bang-

and Penang do.

C. D. Miller, manager

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Angullia & Co., General Merchants (Incorporated Chambersin England)—Hongkong

and Commission Agents—4, Robin- Bank Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., agents

son Road : Teleph. 7171; Cable Ad :

Angullia; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

6th edns. and Bentley’s

Arbenz, H. R., e.p.z., Architect, Civil ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Engineer

(2nd floor);andTeleph.

Valuer-Union Building

fi071; Cable Ad: Automobile Association of Malaya,

Arbenz; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. The, Affiliated with the R.A.C.,

London, Federated with the A. A.,

Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd.—365- Great Britain, Member

Internationale of the Alliance

366, Alexandra Road; Telephs. 5960, ' 5007;

and 5909 BranchesdeatTourisme—Teleph.

Seremban, Kuala

Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. (Incorporated General Secretaries : Messrs. Har-

in England) risons, Barker & Co., Ltd-—A.

Distribvtors for Malaya A. M. Central Office, Chartered

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Bank Chambers, Singapore

Patron — H. E. Sir Shenton

Art Furnitore Depot Ltd., House Fur- * Singapore • Thomas

Branch Secretaries—

nishers, Furniture Manufacturers

General Wood Workers—32/34, Orchard and Messrs. Harrisons, Barker & Co..

Road:; Teleph. 7849 Ltd.

C18 SINGAPORE

Association of Engineers—ii,: Raffles Fire iNsURANcii A^ociA'phN of Malaya

Quay; Teleph. 613 ();'Catte Ad: JSngine CpminittieC—R. B. Henly (chair-

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. . man),., G. JH: Whittal (deputy

Secretary and Treasurer—H. Butchei; .Vr* ciraiTHiatLY,1 A. ’ Afld'ersoii, E.

: J. P. Burley, C. K. Gibson, F.

'1 W. Hall;'P.'i'W.; Holt, A. Gordon

Board of Examjneks'Wr Engineers’ CfiK- !; '• ' Lee, A. C.'/SPoItsaGT'C*. Rii^li and

A. P. Wellb

tificates—Office : Snd 'floor, 'Fuller-

ton Bldg., Telephs. 5193 .and 5194; ‘Seferetarii^Gktt^' & Bateman

Cable Ad : 1 Ships

.Surveyor: General of:’ Slips','.,find Malayan’ BRiid'H 'of tIik Royal Asiatic

’ ' Chief Examiner of EhgiheferS,’ S.; S. 'Society;T’hP” ' * ':j

—A. C. MacNab, m'.i.mar.ev m. iMalayan;''PbLo'>A%^dqiAlrio:N, The.

LI V .. E.S. Hon. Secreiai-j'—T M. Winsley (e/o

' Deputy Surveyorof General

and Examiner Engipeers,of S.Ships

S.— ; ' ' Mbmber'

. A. P. C,v,SingapQH ' '

(Vacant) s— ' • ’

Surveyors of Ships and Examiners of ! . The, The I’enang Polo

Selangor Chd>, Penang

1 Pdlo’C^ub, Kuala Lumpur

Engineers, A.M.1.N..4;,

I M.I.MAR.E., S,-. S.— A-J- McGllffin.

Graham, ! tskandar polo' Club, Kuala Kangsar

m.i.ma.r.e., M.i.N.iv., ' The Singapoi-e Polb Club, Singapore

a.m.i. meoh.eN and ‘ J.C, Cockburn,

El. Hall, - 'The The Batavia

BangkokPoloRiding

Club, Batavia, Java,

& Polo Club,

M.I.MAR.E., ,

(The Certificates issued by the Board Bangkok-;Slain.f '

Pahang Polo

, , are equivalejjt tp, those issued by | , ' {Stewards—Ai Gjr Donald, presi- Club Pahang

the Board of Trade in London^ ! dent (Sel. P. :C.), Raja Moham-

ed’ (LB.CL), J. R. Danson, m.b.e.

(P.P C.), J. W. Clarke (P.PC.),

Board of Examiners for.-Masters and T. M. Wihsley (S.P.C,), Lt.-

Mates’ Certificates (equivalent to cer- Coli A],D; Macpherson, d.s,o..

tificates granted^by Hie, ‘Board of Trade) ., 1M.O. ■ (S/P.Gn)., a H. Tilley (Sel.

Master Attendant, S.S< ■' « , BvuunW.(Bk.

P.C,) J.nGrabau

P.&PjCi), (B.P.C.),

TengkuJ.

Deputy Master Attendant, S.S. . Ahmad (Pa. P.C.)

Deputy Registrar of' Shipping, S. Representative, -on Hurlingham

Senior Boarding Officer, S. Club

LindsayPolo Vears Committee—Major

British

MalayanandAgency—Bible

Foreign BibleHouse:. SpciETY,7, MotorInslrance AssociatIonof Malaya

Armenian Street; Teleph. 6078; Cable Ad: • ,Ohairinan>T-jP./W.. F.i Mills.Anderson

Deputy Chajrfliaflti-A-D.

“Testaments” Singapore, . Secretaries—GaLbey & Batemar

‘ Secretary—Ernest Tipsbh

M()Tou

t^-45. Orchard. Road. • - of Malaya

Traders Assoctation

Eurasian Association;. The (Exempted Chairinajh—A.

Vice:db. - ChuaCorbet- Cheng Liat

3yd September, 1919>T^i3/'Q Singapore ..HoOj. ^eci^etarie^ —iVeqrne Bros. Ltd*

Recreation {Club, Singapore

President—The Hon. Mr. H. Re; : S. Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia

n Zehnder, o.b.e. ' (Cathedral of the “Good Shepherd”)

Vice-President—C. H. da ‘Silva

[’ Hon. Secretary^-\V.. H- Mosb’efgen Cormnittep President:—-Rev., . N. Maury

1 !' Hon’. Treasprei—|.'f, 'Shelley 1 Choir W. Master

F, and Hori.

Mosbergeb, j.r. Secretary—

Conjinitt^e—A.’ G- ;E. N.

, ,, , Oehleis, N. . N. .Leicester, J: M. - Assistarit’Choir‘Master

—W. H. Mosbergen and Organist

Jansen, P. C. Marcus, W. A. I AsstisLint Organists-‘-C. W. Mosber-

Aeria, C. B. Wtebbj R. Tessen- gen,

. sohn, E Galistan; B. J. Ess and Souza,A;A.J.V. JTOonceicao,

Peralta; Ci I. I.Richards-

P. de

Dr. E. H. Valberg aed B. P. Nerva

 SINGAPORE 019

SPlLOT BOAjRp ; . , h oecui] .Committee—--Lee Wee Nam,

V.to Chang ,Bpon, S- Q. Wong,:

Royal AsiaticSociktx

— Raffles Museum (Malayanj liranch) J.p., Lee Choon Seng, Tan Fan

Khi am and JJ .-t FAw Boon Haw,

Sincapoke Bar Committee

Roland St. J. Braddell. P. Sam- Singapore Government Servants’ Co-

my,, J. C. Cobbett, E. R. Koek, OPERATiyE,THRIFT.& LOAN SOCIETY, LTD.

P. II. Battishill,: T. C. Spenser

Wilkinson and E. N. ■ Griffith- ■ President—.W.^Birtwistle

,F;illertpn Building, ,

,i

Jones Vice-Pceside,n]t—W. W, Bachelor,.

Hon. Secretary—Dr, C. H. Wit- ('hairman - l.-. A. Joseph

hers Payne Secretary Aim ^l^apurer—M'. Thana-

Sikoapore Chamber of Commerce, The i Conihiittee pathy r;;-

—Offices: Fullerton Building; Cable Ad: Sabapathy, — Bi M.Gobind Sahai, N.

T. ' Pillay, K.

Aecppflt&dt

Committee—J.W. ' cj •. . (Chairman),

dePiro Kasturi,,‘Lefing, Tan Teng

, : F,man),H., Hon.

Jemperley (Deputy Ban,' Tan Joo- Bee,‘ Wanior Bin

Bennett, R. John

A, Bagn ijL'r.piyiip

Camidge. J. ,

E.u.C.

Chaf-lwood,

ger, F.Poiiertson,

S. ,0d)son,R.F. A.Renton,

Pled- Singapore Marine Insurance Associa-

Hon..James

Mr. E'. N. C. Woolle'rton : TI0N

Chairman^ o, R. R. WhittalI -« ^ -

SecretaYies-^Gattey and Bateman IVpury Cbairman W. J. Dexter"''. .

Publications ' .Cynipiittee ' - A, D. Anderson, C. D

Daily Imports.and

Daily Shipping Report' Exports List . Gi|)sdn R-B./iTqnly,'Rush A.Gordon'Lee,

Weekly Matket Report ..A,.C,Pott

WebD . i,;.V,G.,C. . and A. P.

■Singapore!Chamber ofCommErceRubber Seci’ecaries,—.Ga.ttj.^y Ji Bateman

AsscSct a tion -Auction Room andSam ple

Rooms: FuMe^TOiVRuildirtg

Secretaries and Offices — Gattey Singapore PilO^ ’rYsSociATiON, Licensed

Bateman (Fullerton Building; Cable& Pilots for the Port of1 Singapore—East,

Whu’rf 6(O50:’

Section

Ad: Accountant) ‘ Tel:^,h.;' CaBle ),Ad:Tanjong

Pilots Pagar;

Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

merce—aV, Hill Street;Codes:Teleph.Chinese

6559; Singapore Sailors*"

Gable Ad: Sianghwe;

Numberals, Bentley’s Complete Phrase RoadBpn'

;

: "Teleph. 6365VInstitute—Anson

Cc(

andPresident—Tan

Second PhraseChin and Henn*

A.B.C. ’ 5th Edn. tlcy’’;s ’'' _ ^

Voce-do. —Lim Keng Lian Singapore StnhaiESE•

-rtt'i. WatfVri^O 1

iRohdAhsoftiation, The

Secretary-P. Y. Tang hA •

Committee—Lim Boon

Ching Kee Sun,- j.p., Au Min Tian, M.C.H.,

Topg, Leong Yjiien. Plop, Kph Singapore Rifle Association — Head-

-Boh Chpa^ Lim .Cher ( Meng, Tan quarters: Drill Hall, S.V.C.

Hopn Tze, Tap ,Dai Thew, Ang

Khai Pang, t Yeq Yiang Boon, Society of St. Vincent de Paul

, Tan Saik Ke.Wj Dee Hak Fing^

Kooi Sik Kin, Lee Teck Chor, j President-Secy.—L. J. Shepherdson

Qnek.Shin, S. H. YTang, Heah I Vice-do. Treasurer—Rev.— W.-Mosbergen

N. Maury

Wing Chew, Ong ; Piah Teng, LL

Tan Lab Sai, Lee ,Kong;. Chian,

Lee Chin Tian, Gan Say Hong, $t. Andrew's Soccety, Singapore (Es-

Lee Geok Eng, Lim Keng Hian, tablished likiS),/ ;

Ong Seng Say, Chia Thian j . President—Jafpes Robertson

Hock, Teo Soon Thew; Kwa i Vice-do, .—Gesorge Marshall

Chin Lai, Seow Pek: Heong and Hon. Seoretaty and.-.Hon. .Treapurer-r

How Say Huan . ‘ (.■.:iA. Ccomarty •; .

 SINGAPORE

Straits Racing Association—Mercantile

Rank Building; Teleph. 2451; Cable Ad: Formosa Old Broad(Taiwan).

Street, London

E.C. 2. Office:

New 40-41,

York

Racing Office: City Broadway Building, 165,

Representing Singapore Turf Broadway

Club—Hon. Mr. R. Williamson, Banque de L’Indochine (Incorporated

O.Hunter,

P. Griffith-Jones,

c.b.e., and SirDr. George

P. S. in France)—Raffles Place; Telephs.

Trimmer, kt.b. 5138, 5139 (Office) and 3894 (Com

Representing Penang Turf Club pradore); Cable Ad: Indochine.

Head Office: 96, Boulevard Hauss-

—J. D. Kemp, C. D. D. Hogan imann, Paris (8e)

and Lee Toon Poon Rene Busson, manager

Representing Selangor Turf Club R. R. C. Dillon-Corneck, acct.

—A. A. Henggeler, J. Dewar P. E. A. Antheine-Milhomme,

and E. G. Leyne cashier

Representing Perak Turf Club— Georges Aubry, bills, dept.

E. C. Watson, S. D. Scott and Chan Swee Hong, compradore

Chung Ah Ming.

Secretary—A. H. Todd

The Chartered

Australia & China Bank of India,in

(Incorporated

Straits

—P.O. Settlements

Box 259 (Singapore) Assoc. England Battery Road; Cable Ad: Sladang1853)—

by Royal Charter,

Australian Primary Producers H. G. Baxter, manager

Society, Dairy Produce and General C. M. Clamp, sub-manager

Merchants—Hongkong Bank Chambers, M. W. Tipler, accountant

4th floor; Teleph. 4940; P. O. Box 43. Sub-accountants—

Head Office: C. Geo.Sydney,

Ltd., Haymarket, Kellaway

Australia J. C. Macpherson J.G. Sellar

W. A. Rollinson, manager A.M. Kittles L.M. Methven

Miss H. Lewis, stenographer L.G.

L. Smith

Gregory L.K. James

Low Peng Boon, salesman G. A. P.Sutherland A.J.B.Gruickshan

G.O. k

Goh Eng Chong, clerk Tan Ong Seng, cashier Dickson

Ayurveda Siddha Otjshadha Sala,

Manufacturers

uine of High-class Gen-

Sastric preparations—513, Gey- China and Southern Bank, Ltd. (Incor

lang Road porated

Formosa.in Japan)—Head

Singapore Branch:Office:31,Taipeh.

Raffles

Place; Teleph.

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Engineers ginko; Codes: Bentley’s complete 3165; Cable Ad: Kanan-

phrase,

and Manufacturers, Patent Water

Steam Boilers. All Sizes Steam Baising Tube Branches: Giinton and Semarang

Plants, Electric Cranes, Mechanical CiooK & Son (Bankers), Ltd., Thos.

Chain Grate Stokers, etc.—Bl, 2 and —39, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5908;

3,6162;

Hongkong BankBabcock

Gable Ad: Chambers ; Teleph. Cable Ad : Coupon

W. H. Menzies, manager A. Chettle; manager

Ban Leong & Co., Dealers in Milk Credit Foncier D’Extreme Orient

(Incorporated in Belgium, 1907),

Tobacco,Rochore

Cigars,Road

Cigarettes and Matches Mortgage Bank—Meyer

—229, floor; Teleph. 2083; CableChambers,

Ad: Belfran.3rd

Head

Brussels.Office: 13, Rue de Br^derode,.

BANKS Hankow, Branches

Hongkong,atShanghai,

Peiping andTientsin,

Tsinar*

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Incorporated in A. Graff, manager

Japan)—31, Raffles3194

Place(Manager),

;Telephs. 5391-2 H. J. Brassine, signs per pro

(General Dept.), '6957 F. Cl incur, do.

(Coinpradore); Cable Ad: Taiwangink; Miss V. Y. Scott, secretary

Miss J. Campbell, stenographer

Code: Bentley’s complete phrase, Lie- Li C. Pen, chief clerk

ber’s Standard

Imperial and A.B.C.

combination, 5th edn.Inter-

Paterson’s and Chow Shi Lin, clerk

national Banking. Head Office: Taipeh, Lye Boon Hong, cashier

 SINGAPORE .021

Eastern Bank, Ltd., The (Incorporated in Kuala Lipis Agency

England)—4, d’Almeida Street; Telephs. R. Wyeth

4510 (Manager), 4128 (General) and Kuala Trengganu Agency

3177 (Compradore); Cable Ad: S. N. Soul

Eastertide Ipoh Agency

H. Barden, acting m&na'giev S. F. Hutchings, mgr.

A. L. Browse, accountant A. M. Curtis, asst, accountant

Hongkong

poration and Shanghai Banking Cor-

W. Hay, manager National City Bank of New York, The

R. A. Stuart, sub-manager Ad: —9, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 5826; Cable

J.N. Me. I. Brown, accountant Citibank;

5th edn., Western Codes:

UnionBentley’s A.B.C.

and Peterson

de Pnzzey, sub-acconntant 2nd and 3rd edns. Head Office: New

S.I. R.

W.P. Cameron

Perry York

I). S.'S. Douglas, manager

E.M.

R.H.D.Moffatt Waell R. W. French, sub-manager

Hopro-manager

Kim Seng, sub-accountant Y

JH.C.F.B.Peterson

Thomson Sub-accountants—

G.G. Waller Thong Foong

L.H.C.Gillespie

G.T. Humfreys Low Kay LiraLoon

D.M. Walker Nedj^rlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

J. C.F. Connell N. V.—ba1,nk Cecil Street; Cable Ad:

Kwong Lee Banking Co. — 76t South Handel

Bridge Road; Telephs. 7317 and 2021; R.N. Bar von Hemmerswell,,manager

Cable Ad:Sibu,Kwolebaneo. Agencies: C.J. H.A.Heintzen,

Kuching,

Canton Sarikie, Hongkong and M. van accountant

accountant Harencatspel, sub-

Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal W.C. Boers, assistant

E.F. Veldhuijzen, do.

Road; Cable Ad: Bankleewah H. Sardeman, do.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.,The NederlaNdsche Handel M aats< HAPPur

(Incorporated

Place; Telephs. in England)

5018-9 —and 21, Raffles

6971 N. V. (Netherlands Trading Society)

(Manager); Cable Ad: Paradise. —18, Medeiros

Head | Cable Ad: Cardona. Building,HeadCecilOffice:

St. ;

Office : 15, Gracechurch Street, London, Amsterdam

E F.C. 3Thorougood, manager D. A Hebe, manager

C. R. Wardle, accountant P. H. Bonnerman, acct.

Assistant Accountants— C. M. vau Giessen, cashier

J. H. Moore G. A. Coppens, C. Stortenbeker,.

W. D. L. Marsh A.P. F.M. A.I. R.Bromberg,

Vos de Wael and

assistants

C.A. B.F. Pow

S. Richardson

R. A. Elliot Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor-

Penang poration, Ltd, (Incorporated in the

J. B. Ross, mgr. Straits Settlements), Successors to The

’ S. L. Stocks, accountant Ho HongBank

Chiuese Bank Ltd.Limited, The

The Oversea-

D.I. P Scott, asst.

Mac Faria ne, dp: db. Commercial Bank Ltd.andCapital Chinese

(Author-

Kuala Lumpur ised): §40,000,000,(paid up): $10,000,gOO—

J. Montgomery, manager Head Office : China Building,

Local Branch: 458, North Bridge Road; Chulia St.

W. S. W. Parsons, accountant Cable Ad: Oversea. Branches: Hong-

G. L. F. Bamford kong, Shanghai, Amoy, Kota Bharu

Pahang Agency—Kuantan (Kelantan), Penang, Malacca, Kuala

S: J. Elgar Lumpur, Seremban, Batu Pahat,

Kota Bharu Agency Muar, Ipoh, Rangoon, Bangkok,.

J. H. Wichers Batavia, Palembang, Soerabaia &

 S INGAPOKE

Djambi , • ji Bankers and Traders Insuranob Co,,

Chee Swee CJlieng, chairman Rtd.

Marine (Incorporated

and Motor Car7-in Australia),, Fite,

Gresham House,

Tan Ean Kiam, managing flirector. Battery Road

Kwa iSiew Tee; ' g e' n

Lim Bock Keo, mgr. (beAd"office braf ina' n ager, McAlister & Co., Ltd., general agents

accounts) C. E.(Gjl)spn,1K,^sident .O/hcer

Chew Hock LeongjiMfer-'1h ciiange

,o£.branches

Kwa Chin Siew Tee, .' • ij-m ) .K ./ Banque de l’Indochtne —(Sec Banks) • (

Tan Tuan,exchange

mgr. ofmanager

property Barlow & Co.. .Merchants and Estate

• Yapdept.Phenk Oeck/v^crctaVy

r : Agents—Ocean Building, Collyer Quay;

Ten

S. C,Say'K oo, itcct.

Hayii^,' aeffi'(hefiT office) V ' Teleph. 5831; Cable;Ad: Safldbach

(^ban^^s) G. H. Bowemnianager

Agencies: A berdeen, . Kagan Alexandria, i A. F. L. Barrow, assistant } t; 1

Amoy, Amsterdam, [Si 1 I. A. McDonald, do. frid ’( 7/ 8

Api-A.pi, Kandjermasin,> ;Ka-sle,

Batavia,

Calcutta, Canton.Berlin, Clreribon.,Colombo,

B,onmay, Cairo, Barretto Shipping ano ' Trading Co.,

Djambi, Edinbux;gH, Foochow, Chartering Agents and Ship Brokers—

Glasgow, Hamburg, Hangchow, 49, The Arcade; Telehbi. '7/84; Cal^le

Hankow, Hoiliow (Kipngcbow), Ad:F. Barretto D. Barretto ; . i

Hongkong, Jesseltoh* 'Kobe, Ku- F. J. Barretto

ching, Lisbon, London, Madrid,

Manila, Medan, Milan, Nam

king, New Ybtk, Osaka, Padang^ Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A-, Importers

Paris, Peiping, 1’ontianak, Port 'Said, ! Exporters, 12-X, Robinson and GditeVal

Road; Telbph.' Merchants—

2234;

Rangoon, San Francisco,

Shanghai, Singkawang, Soni;abaya, Cable Sepiarang, Ad: Bartolomei?

Swatow, Tientsin, Tokyo,, . Tsinan, F. A. Bartholomeusz, mang. director

Tsingtao, Vienna, Yokohama ,'j . | C.E. C.W. S.Mitchell, LaBrooy,

director and secretary

asst, spcyi1, , n

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., E. Van Jansz, asst.

The (Incorporated.in England)— Union S. V. SihgaranV, cashier

Z. Joachim, book-keeper

Bldg., CollyerTeleph.Quaj;-25^8 Cable Ad; Penpr-

t)3i94 3rtTV.t8t|^if>«>»Wtfell9#igBp^

banca:

(Gen. ' O ffice). Head'

‘(Manager),

‘’Office: ])7-122, L. C. KeatJ storekeeper eliin/rotgl ,

Leadenhall Lohdon, E.C. 3. E. V. Bracken, salestnan

Branches: Bombay, Calcutta,, Calicut, V.Hassan,

G. Sarny, do.

collector' .

Colombo, Coimbatore, Hongkong. F. X. J. Sakw.oo, salesman

Madras, Polkiehi, ir Shanghai hnd

Singapore ‘ ' ,' " • lii Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., (Incorporated ’in

J. Riddell, manag'd* Straits Settlements)—btead Sales Dept.:

United Chinese: Bank,ALtd.—Bonham Capital Building, Singapore /with

Bldg., 2, Chulia St.; Telephi 5182- Ad: Batashoe . . ,. .,1

Branches throughout ' Malaya;

/

6; Cable Ad: Tyebuabank

-io0 ^nitinisS osonirtO-iJoeiovt Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.; Ltd.

Yokohama.

corporated; Ehkcjk Bank, Lti>. (.XHice:

in Japan)—Head ..(In- (Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine and

Yokoham;i, Japan. »Sipg;>)KU' e Branch: Motorcar Insurance—Teleph.7714)Cable

Meyer Chambers ; Teleph. -H (Gen- Ad:Hooglandt Sluytersco Co., agents.

eraj (Jffice),’ fjOth,(Manager); 6472 (Com- (139-1 49b, resident

^Market Street)

pra(Jore),;

6215 7843Manager's

(Residence. 4); Cable.Residence), A. Wolfe, manager • >1

kingink ; Cocky*.N,o.c , A.B.G., 5thAd:-Sho-

edn., (Chartered Bank Chambers).

Lipber’s Si^dayp and Bentley’s Battenberg & Talma, Advocates and

, T. YamamotOj.manager- 1

Murata.'per] pro, (ipanjgc^ Solicitors—1a,

R.K. N-igaOj;Sub:nianager. Tan Tee Cheng, Raffles

clpefPlace;Thleph.

clerk 7965

T. Jlayhsbi, i .do. . ^ . , ■; M. Osman, conveyancing clerk

 sK«3k¥6rR^ CJ23-

Be^Vis

'hessi i'represepting 4711 Eau de' Colbjgh^. Busi-

1 Assfessoprs' and Adjusters to th6 Ap- tn- ' tAc.)

sura'rii^'! 1 Companies, ;

Licenced -C. 14, Hongkong Bank Chapibei's;

praisers — 23, Bonham Building; Ccble Ad: Perfumery

R. Blaii,.proprietor , ,

'

Telephs. 4030

(House);. Cable Ad :, ;; (

A-• E. "Beavis, i F.1.1..4..

.managing partner , ; < & Yak Der Aa, Ihsuraiicojdid <01 aim

C. :B. Khoo, secretary r/M ' Agents' — .Chartered BankBloimc Chambers;

Teleph,

Office: 5,7,7Beiirsplei'

14; Cablen,Ad: Amstordain Head

BuoittL P. 5 A. F., General AA'ent and Alan Y^lfe, residopt n.ahager

Impoi-ber' df German goods—2; . Finl'ay-

son Green; P.O. Box 65; ■ CahlQ : Ad:

Bafbecker

. *P. A. F. Beckei- ; e. BLUNTsciHLi, C., Geheral1 Aglnt—P.O.

Box .53. ((ALo; (it Pakan-P>aroes Sumatra

Bee k Company, W.S., Dubashers, Ship- Bbk'kO.’ pv ItxAJvnNERs for ’. .Engineers,

chandlers’Place;

Raffles and Teleph,.

Provision.3178;

.Merchants

Cable, A/kl. CERTitiGAFES—(6'ee Akk)cif.tions)

Beestoi-e; Code: Bentley’s

Ta’y' Kim' Soon, managihg,partner

Lye F'h'g Tfdng,'do. BoAid) of Examiners for Mas'tets’ and

Mates’ Certificates t&e? Associations)

BeeExporters,'and

Huat. ^ Co.,General Ltd., Suppliers

importersto and Bolter

ffljn k Provisions, & Cb,, H., Iihporter.s of Wines

Mines, BuEber'Factories, Estates'and Exporters Of Cocbbut'Bye-

Found' r ieS, 'etc.;' Socony Lubricating products, Shipcliaudlers

cantile Marine—23, to SovietHouse,

Winchester Mer-

Products, Hand-ware, Chenhcals, Alo'tlor !Cdllybt Qhny,; Cable Art: Bolter,

and Cycle Tyres, Pro' v isioiis,' etc. —

121, Beach Road; Teleph. 7807; Cable 1i' Loiidop Address : ’ Hi' Bmtert & ;Co.—

Ad: Beehuat. Branch; Lee, Uuat; tY • 5Q, Gdldhurst Ter^ade, Hkijdf>ste'ad

Co.,

BridgeProvision Merchants—2lt'-2i(l

Road ; Toleph. 2821, Singapore: ( Jmw

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.,’ Established

l‘«)7 (incorporated in foingapOre), Ship-

Bell1 • & ;Co.j Sharebrokers — 24, Raffles dhahtilers, Saibnakers ‘ and' General

Merchants of; Brass-and.‘Ironmongery,

Manufacturers' : Agents

Place; Teleph., 692t>: Cable AdV Bellco; Stockists

j Codes:

M. B. Behtle'

Bell, jproprietor

Ps, A.P.C.' 5th a'nd'‘6th Yacht Fittings, Cutlery,. . Crockery,

Glass, Aluminium

Garden Implementsinand and Lhaihel'

Jt ancy ASundry

N ares,

Belgian, CoNSULATE^-(,S'ee Gonsulates),., —Office:and 36Healers Goods Talkie Equipment

and 38; Rdbiiasou/: Road:

Bell’s Asbestos and Engineebing (S. S.) A.B.C. Teleph. 7268; Cable Ad: yaxior*.Codes;

,, Ltd., (Incorporated in England), Impor- 5th edn. and Bentley’s

tors and Stockists —6, Bonham Bldg.; Tok-Beng Chuan, managing- dir.

Telephv 6427; Cable Ad; 5thAsbestos: Choo Kim Ki'eu, director

Codes: Bentley’s and A,B.C-i edn. Gob Eng Kee, sectfetary

L. J. Reeves, manager Assistants—Ohua Boon Kqijg,', Chin

Tan Kim Kiat, local secretary Lam Seng and Chua Bok Kim

Yap Cheng Yah, chief salesman Yeo .Keng. Yepw, stenographer

H. M. Rais, cashier and collektor Chu'a byqjJ^pck^fflkW^P101'/ m,

; A genciis ' ■ < . •_

“BETuy.sDX” GgsPEX.iiA^'^V .Churches) ‘Champion’—Outbbcird M'oloks

,1 ‘Romac’—Fire Eatinguisheis, \ '

BinMerchants,

& Col, S. I.,andPiece Goods and General ‘Fortress'

‘E radico’—’—Biand Soft Soaji

Anti-verihin Soluti< m

Manufacturers’ Agents 1 ‘Bauer’—Talkie Equipment k Sound

Meyer Chambers; Gable Ad: Sibiiiandco ’ 'Apparatus

*024 SINGAPORE

sBorneo Co., Ltd., The, Merchants— Brinkmann & Co., Merchants — French

Mercantile Bank Buildings; Teleph. 5037 Bank Building; Teleph. 5935; Cable Ad:

(private

Codes: exchange);

Private,Cable Borneo; Brinkmann.

Ad:llentley’s, Brps,, . LondonHead Office: Hiltermann

National.A.B.C.Head Acme,

Office: 143/149,

Fenchurch Street, London, E. C. 3. British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits),

Branches: Bangkok, Chiengmai, Lakon,

Raheng, Paknampho, Penang, Ipoh, Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Cigarette and Tobacco Importers and

Kuala Lumpur, B. Kuchjng, Sibu and Miriand Exporters—11,

Sir Adam Ritchie, chairman

mng. director (London) 5821 (3 lines); Keppel Cable Ad: Road;Seminole;

Teleph.

A. R. Malcolm, general manager (Lon- Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th

Codes: Bentley’s & Private. Head Office: ends.,

C. don)

Jackson, manager (Malaya) Westminster

don,H. S.,C. W. 1 House, 7, Millbank, Lon-

G. C. Ashworth u. jd. riea-rie Luetchford | F. C. :J. Moore

J. Bennett,persigns

pro. G.E. C.C. Housley Kuala Lumpur—Sungei Besi ' Road;

Kaye Teleph. 2874; Cable Ad: Ciga-

J.J. Blacknell

D. Ferguson R. L. Moir rette, Puclu

H. C. Faxon

J. C. Gransden W. G. F. Pennefather

R.Slade

Ravie

J.H. A.J. Grant J. E. British Dispensary, Ltd.—33, Raffles

Hinde J. M. Sinclair Place; Teleph. 6118

J. E. Harvey C. C. Webster. David Turner, m.p.s., mang. director

Low Peng Boon, salesman

Borneo Motors, Ltd.—70, Orchard Road;

Teleph. 5088; Cable Ad: Borneocar.

Branches at Penang, Ipoh, Kuala ChromiumElectro British Plating Works,

Lumpur, Seremban and Malacca Plating, Nickel Plating,

A. Corbet, managing director Silver Plating, Tin Plating &

Galvanizing -29A and 31, Penang Road;

Boostead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Teleph. 7247

Alfred Sheffield, proprietor

F.M.S.), Quay;

Collyer Merchants—Union Building,

Branches: Penang,Cable KualaAd: Boustead.

Lumpur, Port British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd.

Swettenham, Ipoh, Teluk Anson and (Incorporated in England A.D. 1854),

Tumpat (Kelantan) Fire Insurance — Head Office: Royal

Directors—C. R. Cherry. JL O. Maas, Exchange, GordonLondon

A . Eastern Lee, supervisor(6, ofChartered

agencies,

S. R. Roper-Caldbeck and R. W. Archipelago

Hughes Bank Chambers; Teleph. 2599; Cable

0.Assistants—

E. R. M. Brooke, secretary Ad: Foxhound; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

W. A. Ball edn. and Bentley’s)

J. L. M. Boyd (p.p.)

W. T. Crosley (p.p.) British and ForeignandBible Society (Hee

W.

L. C.H.Hayton

Esson (p.p.) under Associations Societies)

H. L.J. Marshair(p.p.)

W. Henman .

P. W. P. Perry British Generalin England),

(Incorporated InsuranceFireCo., Ltd.

business

A. P. Webb —Commercial Union Bldgs., Robinson

J. P. Wood Road ; Cable

Arthur Ad : Cuaco

C. Potts, mgr.

L. 0. Smith

Lraddell Bros., Advocates & Solicitors British India Steam Navigation Co.,

—Meyer Chamhers; Teleph 5291 (2 Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

lines);A.B.C.

and Ad: 5th

Braddell;

edn. Codes: Bentley’s Union Building, Collyer Quay ; Te-

Partners: lephs. 5434 (Claims & Tranship-

Roland St. John Braddell, b.a. ment) and 5437 (Passage, Local

Line and General); Cable Ad:

V.D.(Oxon), barrister-at-law

Knowles, barrister-at-law Bison

John Laycock, b.a. (L’don), Solicitor Boustead «fc Co., Ltd., agents

 SINGAPORE 02*5

British Malaya Trustee and Executor Butter, W., Agent Signode Steel Strap-

Co., Ltd. ping Co.,Chicago ManufacturersSignode-

Directors—Sir David Galloway, System—137-139, Cecil Street; Teleph.

kt.b., O. R. S. Bateman, J. I. 3166; Cable Ad: Signode

Dawson, A. Dobsen. F. W. Hall

and R. M. Meyer Butter, Mrs. W., m.b. lond., d.g.

; oxon. (Dr. Dexter Alien)—6 Oxley

British Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and Rise

Retail Chemists and Druggists and Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers’ Agents — 440-2, North (Incorporated under the Companies'

Bridge Road;Code

Britarmacy; Teleph. 6182; Gable

; Bentley’s Ad; Ordinances of Hongkong), (Incor-

complete

phrase . porated

Retail Wine in Shanghai), Wholesale and

and Spirit Merchants—201,.

Consulting

Souza, m.b.,Physicians—Dr.

c.m., and Dr. F.B. N.

O. de

de Cantonment Road; Telephs. 5371A.B.C.

and

Souza, L.R.C.P. & s. 5372; Cable Ad: Caldbeck; Codes:

C.F. C.L. Thong,

Wong, principal 5th edn. & Bentley’s 2nd Phrase Code.

manager Branches

Tientsin, at Shanghai,

Singapore, Penang, Hongkong,

Ipoh and

K. E. Dieu, chief .assistant Kuala Lumpur. Head Office: 44, Foo-

British Trade Commissioner—Fullerton chow Road, Shanghai

Building; Teleph. 4830 Macgregors, Ld., Shanghai, general

K.managers

R. Stevens, Manager

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. L. S.A.R.H.Burstall,

Stevens,Assistant

European travelling

(Incorporated in Hongkong), Marine, representative

Fire and Workmen’s Compensation—

Union Building, Collyer Quay; Teleph. B. F. Santos, shipping rep res.

5981; P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad: 0.Lumpur)

L. Bornemann, Manager (Kuala

Union. Head Office: Hong Kong E. G. Bird, Manager (Penang)

R. H. Whittall, branch manager

C. R Davidge Campbell & Co., John G., Advocates and

G. A. L. Plummer Solicitors—8, Raffles Place; Telephs.

Brown & Co., E. A., Exchange and General 5956-7; 5th andCable 6th Ad: Cambeul;Codes:

edns., A.B.C.

Bentley’s complete-

Brokers—10,

6224; D’Almeida Street; Teleph. phrase, Broomhall’s Imperial Combina-

5th edn.Cable Ad: Adis; Code: A.B.G tionC. (Rubber P. Burke

edn.)

(barrister-at-law),

advocate and solicitor

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Secretaries

Estate Agencies and Rubber Selling Canadian ai\d

Agents—Union Building, 359,

Collyer NationalNSteamships),

Quay; Ser,

ational RailwaysRailway,(Canadian

Passpn-

Teleph. 7869; Godown: Havelock and Freight—4th floor, Hongkong

Road; Teleph. 4417; Cable Ad: Petrie; Ad:ankLemorb; Chambers;Code: Teleph.

Bentley’s3497; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s

berDirectors—Bruce

edn. and Broomhall’s Rub- L. L. Lawler, general agent

Parbury Petrie and George

N. (Incorporated

Y. Carl Schliepper in Batavia)Handel—160,Mu

Bun Bee ik Co., General Importers and Cecil Street; Teleph. 4657; Cable

Exporters, Provision, Wine and Spirit

Merchants, Green Gnocers and Cold Ad: Tjapmata

Storage

Road; Proprietors—111

Teleph. 6460; Cable and Bunbeeco:

Ad: 113, Beach Carreras Limited, Manufacturers of

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s High Union

and H-3, Class Cigarettes

Building: and Tobaccos—

Teleph. 7344 ;

Private P.O.D. Box 351 ; Cable Ad : Craveneras

Burlington Private Hotel—3. Coleman Mackenzie, manager for

Assistants—C. Fittock, L. H. Best Malaya

Street; Teleph. 7108 (Penang)

Phang Hap Hin, manager Lumpur) and G. W. Patton (Kuala

02<; SINQSAPQBE

Cathedral, Church of the Good Seep-, Chia Lee Clinic—64, New Bridge Rpad.i

herd:—(.SVi«, Churches and Missions)

Chan & Eber, Advocates and Solicitors Chi wan Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

— Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 5814; Cable ( H!N Ho &• Co., M^rchunts,; Commis-

Ad

Edn.(:tChaneber;

&, Bentley^.Codes used; A-B.C. . , -Wlv ■; sion Agents aird Manufacturers' Re-

p resen tatives — Head Office : 37,

Partners— I>,hillip .Street; Teleph. 7546.^ Cable

S. J. Chan, b.a., ll.b. (Cantab), AM : , Cpiiihoco. Branch Odice :, 59j

Kryne Street, Kuala Lumpur; Tel.

,i0 i! ristcr-airlajW! dinner T.enap'ie),, , 3553; Cable Ad : Chinhoco;

E. R. i^dek, ' ' baiodster - at.:‘(a.\v Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Cq.,

(Middle Tompl]e) . , , i ; General Merchants and Commission

K. I. Tan. barrister-at-law

(Middle, Temple); assist., ad,vp- Agents —7, Upper Circular Road;Telepb.

6437; Cable Ad: Selatae'

> cate and-solicitor ;;

London Agents: Tamplin,

. Ponsohby, Ryde & Fiux,.165, d*Vh- China Joseph, Fire Insurance'Co., Ltd., I’he

• ohua-bh Stfceofc,: London, EiC. ; (Incorporated in Hong Kong), Marine

and

Quay; FireTeleph.

— Union- 5981.; Building.

P. O.. BoxCollyer

617;

Chan Bze Onn tfehCo.) Accountants hand Cable Ad: Union. Head Officp :

Estate Agents—96.

Cable Ad: Chanszeohn > h ■ Market 1 Btreet;

>: Hongkong

R, H. Whittall, branch mgr.

CHANGE’ Af T, E Y ;

ROBBER (' O MMUNB : VTloN •

i, G.C.R.A.Davidge

L. Plummer| • ( .;;

Office, Rubber. Brokers and .Market

RendrtOrs^’ljApOlmnge’

tmfy " oS-l, 7586 and 7770 Alley; Telebhs. China- Mutual Steam Navigation Cd,

Lim Teck: Swee, president ■ lirri. (Incorporated

.Maristield Si Co., in England)

Ltd. (Ocean Building,

Lee Pdlt' ’Hood,- Chari ’ Kee Lehg, Oollyer QuayX agetateo

Lim Tian Lye. and Lim Kian

Hock,' Rubber brokers China Navigation

Chartered Bank of India, Australia corporated in England)Co., Ltd. (In-

and Oh ixa—(See Banks)

!

' 'Collyer &Co.,

Mansfield Ltd. (Ocean

Quay)-'agpptp • }Building.

Ghee Fatt, Merchant Tailor—8!), North

Bridge Road (Opposite Adelphi Hotel ' China & Southern'Bank—(»?ce'Banks)

Building) China Underwriters,

Chepn,^ EooN/, Seng A 9.°v, ,, Ltd., , ' ' incorporated in Hongkong arid Ltd. (In-

Registered

Apctipneex-s; Valuers, ll.ecpiy’ers,and AccidCnt, England),Motor Life, FimCcnbral

Marine,

Trustees, ofAeents;—

. Insurance Estates, 8 RealandEstate'.alpd

10^ Gbuua surance—Head Office: Hongkong In-

Oar and

Street, near Raffles place;' Telepht 70^8; Lmidbri

’ Ltd., Office Office-A.

71/2, Ping .1. ColRris

William St, &ElC,Cb.,5 4

Cable Ad: Kopnsen^p CpcIe;'AVRiC.. 5th

edn. Brancn Offices: Malacca and Jonore ! Chief ('Chambers;

(Southern AgChV-ies)—3

SCCorid floor), Hongkong Bank

Bahru

iCheongHPckiCbve, managing, di redtok

, i Wee Sin. ChPe, director ; ; ,< ;■ : -dC :1 !,<.» Hepident UnderwriteTeleph. 4276; Cable Ad:

ilfiongt^luii Woori,'Secretary'. ' Lifei Aid,AgencySecretary — A. KaJ. Thiam,

Stall--Ten Frank

Chesnot. M. H. L.._Rubber Dealer—173, i . Mew Siew„ Low Yit Ming, Boon

. II. Villeraii(I, ina,uag.ep , , . ; , ..CrinertlftndAgentsr-J-D. E...N. R.Kv^us

d.e Vaz& Co., §9,

i ; ;.i,/ The tAri-ade , . .?».;!./ • : - >

Chia it CpftrSfcppk;

!! :jxted

Cliambers, in the Raffles

Sfraitp place;,il/elepk

Spttleipents^Rafflesi

6243.;

(iifqnurJL • Kanji Svv.ee Slew, manager gnadq

 SINtdPOriK' C2T

/ !

Chotirma.hl

‘

and Ladies' Dress- HioBEsiroF S1n6apo' r f.

makers'- 1 Lord' Bishbp of Singapore—

Teleph>. 41 7257 ;and ■Cable43, Ad: HigfiGh<)tirmal.

S.treet; Right ^ev.,B,. CA.ldoberts, m.a.

Aixdaleacon of' Singapore — Ven^

: Branches: Batavia, Saigon, HoWg^ ’Kong,

Canton &■ Kobe proprietor

D. A. 'ChOtirmall,

; .Qvuhani \Vhite, M.a. E. Bigby

Diocesan Registrar—W.

H. Hemandas, B. Shewakrarn and ' Diocesan, ' surer, and Bishop’sand

,Secretary . Trea-

Secr’etafy

S. Gopaldas, manag. yjartners —Geo. O. Daniel j

Chtj-ng & Wong, ofArchitects

ors, Designers and Survey-

Steel1 aStruOtiiTds and

B,e-inforced (Ancrete BiiildihgS-'^Office: French"Roman Catholic Mission

■ BtliChung

floor, Hong

['rnonWoot, Building; Teleph.

proxtrietor’' • 7257 Rt.Malacca

Rev. Dr., A. jDevais, Bisfiop of

, . jRev, L. Lambert,,procurator ,

Rev. N. Maury, , vicar, Cathedral

CHURCHES.: MISSIONS, &c. ’ hr the Good SHepherd '

Armenian .CetVftck dr ^St. ;C#ft^olSy— ,Rev. C, Gauthier, vigar (The Hqly

HillVicar—Rev.

Street' Shamaian Slrkies 5 Family Katong)

• ‘‘Rfev. B. Ashnes’s; VicaV (The^jSacred

Heart)

Secretary—G6o. Edgar

.... Warden—Mad 'Rev. E.i: jRec.hei;as, vicaiy'S. S. Peter

Chairman—H. HacbianJ S. Arathoon r.. . arid Baul

■Members—S- Arathoim, V. A. J : Rev.

M. C^fch^Ioor E. Belet, vicar, Our Lady

- of Ijourdes 1 .•

Jordpti and

Organist—Mrs. Hacbran M. ■ Rev.'ScLeej'vicaT'St. Teresa' J

Rev. R. Cardo'5 h, 1e'ditrir,

1 Malaya

1

Bethel Church op England School Oitt'Kolic Lefader •

— Manager—Ven.

Fowlie Road, Katohg/ :; ;hA Rev. M. KohLSerangoon)

j Gi'Hhfcin . /. White, buSera

: -aaSeAiioaryTSerangoori) . .Xavier’^

JT Pages,isuperior* iSt. ;

7

' ; . m.a. ,,;f V, o r.nrtiRH') tui t Rev.rS. Lee (Bukit tTimah) ;e}i

“ BETHESDAi’—Bras ,87 Rev. L LerifJohore) . ; !/

Missionaryrg^. S. Basah AdamsRoad :

Trustees: — A. J. Turner, E. fig Church- TaugUu , . A

Tipson and R. Auatan apfain to -

Hon. Secty.-G. C.iS..;KQch. oT '.iaei.dO)

Cathedral (Roman Catholic) of “The

. Good Shepherd’’—Bras

andVicar—Rev.

Queen Street Rasah Road

Church (English)—J t. Canrnng Rd.

to irifaHiN. Maury in njsTimi' ’ .n. ') efd«T«BS^- S3f^ai'- B:.4il®?.ta¥*iWtor

G. E. Z, M. S. Scmoq^GoverQ-

■ ment Hill i Metj&odist Episcopal Mission — Cable

(A day school wjth Im^rding Ad:Rev.Methodist

Edwin F. Lee, D.p., resdt. Bishop.

accommodation for girls.) Rev.; Rayriumd ;L>1 Areiier, Mission

Principals—Miss

Kilgour ’ Lane and Miss lo>r J’io'#treasurer Q A)

;Revt! Robert E.andBlasdell,

(Building Location *secretary

hoarcl,

Chapel of St. Anthony—Mandai a incorporated) >7

Vicar—Rev. S/ Lee . Rev. Raymond L. Archer, District

Church, of St. Joseph— Buket Superintendent, 5 Fort Canning

Timah Road

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee

CHbRCH of St. Teresa—Kam pong Missions to Seamen—Sailors’ Insti-

Bahru

Vicar-ARev, S. Lee tute; Telephs1.636f>

Chaplain—Rev. A. V. Wardle

!28 SPQAPORE

PORTUG-UESK MISSION, St. ANTHONY’S— St. Andrew’s Church Mission

Boys' School—143, Victoria Street; Committee—The

(St. Andrew’s Chaplain chairman.

Cathedral) in-charge

Teleph. 7893 . Rev.

Correspdt.—

Director—Rev.Rev. M. A. Cardoso

A. Gonsalves Elliott (medical officer in m.a.,

R. K. S. Adams, chargeDr.of

Headmistress—Mrs. Hi Beavis St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital),

Miss M. G. Lane (C.E.Z.M.S.

Portuguese Mission, Church of “St. School) and all Glery of the

Joseph” (Under the jurisdiction of Mission

the Bishop of Macao) Hon. Treasurer—J. F. L. Cowin

Vicar Gen’l—Very Rev. M. A. Cardoso Representatives

Guan (Babas), Giam— Tan

May HongPong

Missionaries—Rev. A. Gonsalves and (Foochows), Kiong Woon Kiew

Rev. J. Dias (Fokkien), Chen Keng Swee, Chan

Vicar—Rev. A. Rego Chat Teng (Cantonese), J. T. N.

Portuguese Mission in China Handy (Tamils) and Tan Ah

Procurator—Very Rev. M. A. Cardoso Hung

Procure des Missions Etrangeres— St. Hon. Andrew’s Church Mission

Supt.—Rev. R. K. S. Adams,

334, River Valley Road; Cable Ad: M.A.

Adexteros

Procurator—Rev. J. M. Ouillon

Assistant—Rev. F. Morin St. Andrew’s House — Armenian

Street

Romanis House—Stamford Road (A boarding house for English-

(Church of England Boarding House speaking Christian boys)

for Chinese Boys) House-Master—Rev R. K. S.

House-Master—Y. C. Seah Adams, m.a.

."Sacred Heart Church—Tank Road St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital—

Vicar—Rev. Berlin J. Ashness Maxwell Road

Rev. R. Cardon (Editor of the Chairman of Board of Manage-

‘ Malaya Catholic Leader”), 73, ment—The Right Rev. Lord

Bras Basah Road Bishop of Singapore

Vice-Chairman—The Venerable

Singapore Diocesan Association— Archdeacon of Singapore

Bishopsbourne Doctor in Charge—Miss Patri-

(Objects—To further the work cia R. Elliott, M.B., B.S.

of the Anglican Church Assist. Doctor—Miss Ivy Tong

in the Diocese)

President—The Lord Bishop of St.Stamford Andrew’s School ioe Boys—

Road

the Diocese Chairman of Board of Managers

Vice-President — The Venerable —The Chaplain, St. Andrew’s

The Archdeacon of Singapore Cathedral

Secretary & Treasurer—Geo. C. Chaplain — Rev R. K. S.

Daniel Adams, m.a.

Singapore Diocesan Magazine St. John’s Church—Jurong

(AtheQuarterly Record of the Work

Anglican Church ih the of Priest-in-charge—Rev. R. K. S.

Diocese) Editor—J.-E. S. Ellis, c/o Adams

Honorary

United Engineers, Singapore St.theJoseph’s Institution, conducted by

Brothers6725;;

—Teleph. of the Christian

Cable Schools

Ad: Brothers’

;St. Andrew’s Cathedral School

Chaplain-in-charge—Ven. Graham Visitor —Eev. Br. James, o,b,e.

White, m.a.

Assistant ,_

Chaplain—Rev. D., E. J. Director—Eev. Br. Stephen

Hodge • Sub-do. —Rev, Rr. Denis

 SINGAPORE 029

St. Matvhkw’s Church—Neil Road Kefpel Golf Club

President—Sir GeorgeK. W.RodgersA. Trimmer

Rev. Yip Cho Sang, Cantonese Vice-President—H.

priest in charge Captain—W. P. Douglas

Vice-Captain—C-

Hon. Secretary—G.W.G.WatsonWilson

St.land)—6th

Paux/k Church

Mile Upper(Church of Eng-

Serangoon Rd. Hon. Treasurer—J. H. Addis

Chaplain — Yen. Graham White, Committee

Haxworth, G. McGuffin J.andL. G.J.

— A. Farahar,

Archdeacon of Singapore Pritchett

Hon. Lay-Reader In Charge— G.

H. Brown Masonic

Teleph. 2610 Club — Coleman Street;

St.Queen

Peter’s and(TieSt.Tsiu);

Paul’sTeleph.

Church— Singapore Catholic Club—73, Bras

Street 6198 Basah Road

Vicar -Rt. Rev. E. Becheras President—Rev. N. Maury

Assistant—Rev. R. Ashness Committes—W. F. Mosbergen, L.

de Souza, R. C.A. I.Bateman,

Albuguerque, Richards,C.

St. Peter’s Church—Stamford Rd. H. Mosbergen, H. Norris, M.

Priests—Rev. R. K. S. Adams, Marcus

Hon. and T. W.F. Prins

Secretary—W. Mosbergen

m.a. (English), Rev. John

b.h. (Foochow), Rev. Ng Ho Le Lee, Assist, do. —W. H. Mosbergen

(Holdden) and Rev. C. D. Singapore Club

Gnanamani (Tamil) Chairman—Sir George W. A. Trim-

E.J. mer

A.C. Clark

H. Chari wood

St. Teresa of the Child Jesu H.F. S.R. Gibson,

L. Dynem.c.

Church of—Kampong

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Bahru

JamesMr.

Hon. H.W. Raper, o.b.e.

Robertson

E. C. N.—W.

Secretary Woollerton

J. Mayson

Ohye Hin

Malayan 7878; Sawmills,

Timber—416, Exporters of

Teleph. Cable Ad:BeachChyehin

Road;; Singapore Cricket Club—Teleph. 6679;

Cable Ad: Cricket

Codes used: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

edn.

Kemaman.Branches:

Hongkong Singapore,

and AmoyMalacca, Singapore Garrison Golf Club—

Tan Chian, sole proprietor Tanglin Barracks; Teleph. 6178

Tan Beng Kee, manager Hon. Secy.—Capt. P. J. Gator.

Tan Beng Thong, assist, manager Singapore Golf Club

President —H.S. C.Gibson

Captain—F. Atkin Berry

•Clarke, H. Harley,l.d.s.,Surgeon Dentist Vice ;do.—H. L. Marshall

—5. Battery

andDr.6000 Road; Telephs. 3407 (Office) Secretary—Capt. G. A. Clements

H. (Residence)

Harley Clarke, principal Committee— R. Renton, F.Rash,

J. Morten,

Dr. J. S. Dykes Staunton, Dr. G.J.V.C.Allen

M. M. Paterson, andE. G.J.

W. de Piro

Clouet

Commission Ltd., A.,

- 8, Merchants and Singapore

Raffles Quay; BalestierPolo Road;Club-Ground:

Teleph. 4870

Teleph. 6240; Cable Ad: Clouet; Codes: President—O. J.R.S.S. Sloper,

Captain—Dr. Batemano.b.e.

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and Acme ;Hon.

Treasurers—Gattey andJ. Bateman

Secretary—J. H. Dredge

CLUBS Committee

Secretary, ^-President, Captain, P.Hon.

Hollandsohe

Cairn Hill Road;ClubTeleph.

(Dutch

2039 Club)— Liang, Lt. G. W. W. Nicholson, k.a.S.

T. M. Winsley,

and Major P. G. S. Cox, ,M.c.

 C30 SINGA FORK

Singapore Recreation Oi.ri;; Cohen & Son (MalaVa) Ltd., Bennie S.f

President

Vice-do. —A. — R,J,1Tfes^ris.dh'

Bpigii:' ' n, ’ Insurance Brokers and1 'AgenW^-Kelly

Hon. Secretary - (n KcX. & Walsh Buildings, Rkfflfes PlacC; Teleph.

f Oelilers 3300; P. O. Box 111; Cable Ad: Obvert.

Hon. Treasurer—P. 0. Marciss Insurances

Chairman, Board of Ci'htrbl

J. S. de Souza .

((^ames)— Eagle Star at.Insurance^

Lloyd’s London Co, i Ld.Agents:

Hull

Underwriters,Association

Qfiice: '.^pipe SU,Cohen. L^d;:J^pndon

ffi. Sop, Ltd.,

Singapore ' SWimmiNg CtuP—Tanjong Regis iBLbuse, King pilliaffi SL, London

Rhu ; E.Directors—E‘.L.

c., 4 < ' .

Singapore : Turf Ceob Lumley,j H.p.L. .jj Dyne

Chairman—Hon. Mr. RRWitliiihson and R. A. Haines

B. Drakeford, assistant ’

Secretary—A.

' •Assist. H. ToddA. Niven

Secretary-^C. iQo^m^roial

Committee—O. . 1’. GViftith-Joh^s, A. Eastern Lran.chffirncOrpdrated UnionA^sueanoe .CoJ,,LtI).,. gh’Eng-

• f• o Sir C. Smith;

George -Dt-W. P;-Ki S.iVi’mmer;

Kimter,' e.B.E.,

kt.b., land )—R0bih ; 1

son' RbadCalwAd:’ (ilnd ‘.Tffiegraph

B. M. Johns ami il. ('. fieillv. Street;'Teleph: Guaco

Arthur C. Potts^manager

TAnglin Club,‘The - CdMpAb^iE' DE? inFraflce)—Glreat

MpssAgeriks MaritIMes

President-^O./E.

• Hon.

Viee*'Fresident~-H. -8/ Bateman

ScGRodwin (Mcorporated Eastern

-Secretary - Rr Life; Bldg.; Codes:

N. GVilhth- : Mesfiagerie; Teleph.A. 5R!)1;

B. C. 5thCable Ad:

edn. and

Jones

Hon. Treasurer^Bi 4f. Kauffrhanij Private '

Gomtnittee

Morray, L.— P.P. Knight, Mai Ion, T.T.V. W.N.

Anderson Connell Bros. Co., Ltd (Incorporated in

Benjamin M and :- Capt. E. F. facturers’ U.S.A.),Importers,

Agents-Exporters

187, 187a and andManu-

I87b,

Steward—F. V.f CuiAe^m;' Cecil Street; 'Teleph: 7138; Cable1 Ad:

Union Jack ' OL^CTeW-ph- 7231 Connell

President-UlEr The Governor S. T. Erickson

Vice-PresiiJtiiitS.—U.K. the Com-

mrtndBrdn-thief

H.E. the General Qffieer (China Comman-

Station), Consulates ..

ding Malaya; Hon. the Chief Jus- BELqmM—Aleyer 2083 , Chambers; Teleph.

tice; Hon. the, Colonial

the Chairman Singapore Secretary;

Harbour Consul—A. (rf-aff

!

Board China

Committee—H. E. Major-GMneral

S..; Dobhie, ■ tlommodore Circle;(GonsuffiterGeneral)

Tcleph. 6067; Cable—2,Cairnhill. Ad: Sino-

d.s.o.G. (chairman),

W. c.m.g., consul

Consul-General—Kao Ling Pai

W. L. Clarke, n.sU .; RiN./ Air- Consul—Li Yen

Commodbte

Brigadifer Av' A.T. ShW.ikeffiiteal^o.s.

Tedder, r.a.f., o., Eleve-Copsul—C. T. Kwang ,

M.c., o BeDr.c;•'J.Atkin- Berry, 1,’A.

W. E.E. Eleve ConsuI—Ling Yi' e n Fang

Russell; K> Webster FJeV-e-CoiVsul - S. T. Van

-, > ■ ■> Thornley-Jobes,

Chancellpr—Kao Chi Chung

R. F. Palmer1. • 1 GJ A. Pott's and

Resident Manager—,H.

Hon. Secretaries Treasurers— E. Wootton Denmark—12, Raffles Quay

Singapore Cold Stqrage Co., Ljtd. , France—41,' Robinson Road:. Teleph

.2275 ;• , . >

Coastal Transport Company, Ship- Consul—1’. A. Ballereau > .rfqelsT

chandlers,'S f teyedoreS, Lighter &‘Steam Vice-Gonsul—Y,

Secretaire—L. Raphael A, Revelli

Launch Owners & Suppliers', Importers,

Exporters, Provision Dealers, General Germany—1e, Union Building m r

Contractors and 'Manufacturers’ Repre- Consul General—W.

sentatives

Teleph. 4626; — 22,CableWinchester House;

Ad: Coastalco; Chkncellor—W, DwarsMaenss , 1

Codes: Bentley’s

 KINCAPOiiK G'31

Itaj.y- E(j,;Hongk,ong Baak Chambors; Cqok A Son, Ltd., Thos., Passenger and;

Forwarding Agents, etc.-y39, Robinson

dable Ad;.Italionsul

(Consul—Cav. Uff. A.>[ Perego Rtad; Telephs. 5907 and; 5908; Cable.Ad;

. Se(|retar^—.MaitiielljO ,. .,.,- Cou| London, K>n. W.Head Officet Berkeley Street,

I manager

Japan—Union Building A. Chettle, \

A Cbij^ul Ueneral;—KiiCilpLiiGunji

Consul —Icfiitaro, Sliibata , 1

Chancellors—Sotbsnige

zuo Shimada, HiroyashiNogai, TsuscKiya Sbi- Orchard Road; Telfeph. 2)990; Cable—Ad:9,

CbuoNA F'lower ’ SHOlb: Florists

and Kitiard.KuniharA Corona; Code: Fleurop

Joh Jansen, proprietor

Nktherlandb.^-

TelConsul-Gen’].—W.

eph. 607 3; CablK. e P.Ad:M.HollChambers

andia Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

A. A. M. Daniels (tfee Banks)

Consul—J. M. Viruly

Vice-Consul—J.

Chancellor—F. H. van G. L. Vain Dorp Craig

Haelen Merchants^ Cp., —Ltd., OceanBuilders

Building; and General

Teleph.

5447; Cable Ad : Giarg; Codes: Acme,

Norway — Bentley’s Complete; Benitley’s Second

Consul W. A. Venning Phrase, Broomhalls,; A. B.C. 6th Edition

and Private Codes

Peru— ' • ]'•! H.. A.director

A. A; Paterson,; • D.s.p., m.c., rang,

Chancellor (in charge)—J. B. Myles

roRTUGAL—Upion BuildingAlves Guerra Crosse Blackwell

Blajckwel'l, Lti>. (Crhsse &

Consul-General—R.G. Jas.

Secretaries—sC, F.. Silva and J. F. of High Class''ProvisfbnSKeiller &'Manufacturing Co'.', Ltd.,

Son, Ltd,)^ Manufacturer;

‘find ' Con-

Bonami^: , , - fectionery

Siam—2, Meyer Mansions, Coleman St.; ■ : Sime,

.Douglas Darby

(Street),'and & Go.; i

Branches Ltd.; <5, MalaccA

Tel eph. ~ 441; rChble Ad : Shusiam H. Wilson, representative for

Consul-General—Luang

,Netinati; Vudhisara Far East

Chancellor—B. L. Kulajoh Crosfield M Sons,- Ltu., Joseph, Soap

Spaim—Ocean Building, Opllyer Quay Manufacturers

Teleph. — 9, Malacca,

5144; Cable’Ad: Sirriit Stv^lj

Hon. Vice-Consul—G. H. Bowen 1

Swedish, Rov-ai, Consulate — 20-21, 'CUoavn Life Insurance Co. l(Iridorpo-

'rated in Canada 1900)--Head Office :

Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place Toronto, Canada; Malayan’ Office:

Consul—E.. Sartd berg I E5, Hongkong Bauh Chambers; Te-

Vice-ConsUl—C. G. Wihdld leph. 4251; Cable Ad : Ctownlife

V. R. Vick, chief agent

Switzerland—UnioWBuilcliiigi Teleph.

2661

Consul—H. R. Arbenz E. Wild Guhtie^ & 'Co;;1 Rubber Brokers—30

Acting aloino^nO

Secretary—J. Cecil

! Street; TelOph. 2967 & 4981-3

bn.fi ytoiosniC ' ' Taii W;. M.’^iifties,

!( parfru r

C^\v'^e Pang,' d'6'

United ..States 'off America—Union

Building;;.

American Tp\eph.. qOdS.;.. Cable Ad: Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926).; Ijtd. .* (In-

Cqns.ul^t.e>Geheral

Consul-General

the Straits of the TT.S.A.Malay

Settlements, for corpQirated

and

in.tlie Si'S.), Motor Importers

.Engineers—Registered Office:and

43;

States,, North Borneo and Sara- •5940.; Cable. Ad : Telephsi

r 1 Orchard,! Road;

Cyciecarri

5945

Wak. . In-charge of

Interests of the Republic of -Consular

Panama—.MpUnett B. DaMis ; DjAyip, d.' R.,:.fifokeri fMinp' and Estate

ConsutrAfThp^na* McEnelly;. Qw-n^RpsW, , jptrepti, .Teieph.

Vice-C.pn?j}l?,Tr:

Ergdericlc ,E.P^ri.Qk Mallon .aipd ‘796p‘;

. Uarnsvvorth. ."ith cdu., tQahleBentley’s■Uanoixid;A..B.C.

1 ! 'i j

C32 SINGAPORE

DaStevedores,

wood & Co.,NavalDubashes, Ship Chandlers, Agents in Yokohama—Gillon & Co.

and Lighter Suppliers Agents in Hong Kong—Pentreatlr

and General Contractors—57, Raffles

Quay, Teleph. 6810;CableAd: Lathiphia; Mills & Co.

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s and Manufacturies — Croxley,

A.Shaik

Jamaludin, partner Apsley,

London, Nash, HomeManchester,

Bristol, Park, Tottenham,

A. Dawood, do.

H.Sultan,

Kaderbatcha, N. andMohamed Town, Johannesburg, Sydney, Cap&

Mel-

E. S. Gnanani bourne and Wellington

S-- M. A gencies

Pillai, assistants Dawson, Payne

Db Silva, Ltd., B. P. (Incorporated in Yorks& Siaville, Ld., Otley, Yorks

Waite

Ceylon), Jewellers, Diamond Merchants

and Dealers in Precious Stones—19:21, John Ratcliffe & Sons, Leeds

High Street. Registered Office: Colombo, H. W. Caslon

Winterbottom Co., London

Cloth Co., Ld.,

Ceylon. Branches at: 1, Bishop Manchester

Street, Penang 188, Brewester Road, Coates Bros., London

Ipoh; Teleph. 3364; Cablp Ad: TheOhio,

Chandler

Silva; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

B, T. de Silva, manager U.S.A.& Price Co., Cleveland-

M. G. Hewa, assist, manager Intertype

and Corpn., Brooklyn, U.S.A.

London

De Souza Bros., (Established :19!8), American Miehle, Chicago

Wholesale Stationers, Hats,

PrintersDresses,

and Bates Manufacturing

Machines, New YorkCo.’s Numbering

General Importers. Williams Engineering Co. (Nodis &

Novelties, Bouquets, Floral Baskets, Davis Typecasters), London

etc.—9, Stamford Road; Teleph. Karl Krause, LeipzigLeipzig

3188; Cable Ad : Kennels Gebruder Brehmer,

Waite & Sheard, Honley, Hudders-

Derrick & Co., Chartered Accountants and field, Bros.

Coates EnglandPrinting Inks

Auditors—Hongkong Bank Chambers, John Shaw & Sons Ruling Machines

ColPartners—-

Iyer Quay

H. E. Collins, a.c.a. Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

M. N. Wardell,c.a.a.c.a.

R. Crawford, (Aust.) Switzerland), MerchantsMarket

and Commis-

W. McArthur, c.a.• sion Agents—139-149,

Cable Ad: Diethelmco.

Street;,

Head Branch

Office:

Diethelm & Co:, S.A. Zurich.

Houses at Saigon, Haiphong, Bangkok,

Diamond Metal Products

Kampong Bahru Boad;; Cable Ad: Co., Ltd.—601, Penang and Kuala Lumpur

Diadiucts H. Schweizer, manager

P. Lienhard, signs per pro.

Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John (Incor- K. Schmid, do.

porated in England), Paper Makers, A. Gubler

Manufacturing and Export, Stationers, M. Huerlimann

.Card, Board, andEnvelope A.H. Wetzel

.Book Makers PrintingandMachinery,

Account Pfrunder

Materials and Sundries Suppliers to

Trade—Dunlop House, Robinson Road; Directory the and Chronicle of China,

Teleph. 7970;telegraphy,

Cable Ad:Bentley’s

Lionbrand; Japan, Malaya, etc.

Codes: Pan and Singapore Agents- The Advertising

A.B.C. and Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Publicity

W. 6th R. edn.

New, Manager, Singapore House, 144, Robinson Road

and for Malaya, Siam, Ceylon,

D.E.I., Philippines and Far East Dobb & Co., Ltd., Engineering and

Head Office—65, Old Bailey, L’doh.. E.C.3. Building Contractors, Specialists to

Branches

Rangoon,—EastCalcutta,

CapeLondon,Bombay,

Town, Madras, the Trade in Joinery, Terrazzo, Sur-

Johannesburg,

Durban,

Elizabeth, Melbourne, Sydney, Port face

Wellington,

Finishes, Parquet Flooring,

Reinforced Concrete, Etc., Etc.—

Auckland, Christchurch, Buenos Aires 3967; Mercantile Bank Building; Teleph.

and Cairo Cable Ad: Structures

 SINGAPORE C3S

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufacturers’ Duncan Roberts,

Representatives—3, Laid law Building; General Merchants—10, Collyer Quay; Ltd., Agents and

Teleph. 3253; Cable Ad: Eximco Teleph.

Codes: 7040: ('ableA.B.C.

Bentley’s, Ad: Dunroberts,

5th edn.,

Dollar Steamship Lines. Inc., Ltd. Lieber’s J.

and Private

(Incorporated in U.S.A.),

Lumber Agents for American Mail LineShipping and Tan Chin Yong, secretary director

Duncan Roberts, managing

—Hongkong Bank Chambers

floor); Teleph. 5931; Cable Ad: Dollar: (third

Codes:

B. J.R.R.Bentley’s, Universal

Bates, General Agentand Private Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Tyre Manu-

facturers—142, Robinson Road ; Te-

B. C. Kracht

van Buren lephones 5034/5; Cable Ad: Dunlop

F. A. W. Handley, managing dir.

Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Advocates, R. Johnson, secretary

Solicitors and Notaries Public—3. De K. B. H. Steven, sales manager

Souza Street; Telephs. 5829 and 5830; (South)

CableBroomhall’s

Ad: Denotation; Codes: A.B.C. 5th G. C. Miller, sabs mgr. (North)

edn., and Bentley’s F. H. Morris, resident represen-

H. R. L. Dyne, advocate, solicitor and tative (Siam)

notary public, partner Chua Hung Tong, chief clerk

C. H. Smith, do. Chua Yam Seah, chief clerk

J.T. T.C. Spenser

Haydon,Wilkinson, do.. advocate and (Kuala Lumpur Depot)

n III eng' Ah Leng, chief clerk (Pe-

solicitor, partner nang Depot)

Assistants—

N. N. Leicester, advocate & solicitor Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Rubber and

E.A. N.F. Thorne,

Griffith-Jones do. General Brokers—4-1, Collyer Quay.

Telephs. 5204, 5205 and 3638-9; Cable

K. E. W. Hatchard Ad: Dupirub ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

London Agents-. 6th edriK., and BentleyV complete

Speedily,

Square Mumford Lincolns Craig—10,

Inn, London,New phrase

W. C. 2. R. E. Prentis, managing director

Parker Garret & Co.—St. Michael’s J. Bright, director

Rectory, Corn hill, E. C. L. R. Blake

P. I). Cork-

Drew A- Napier. Advocates. Solicitors and Tan Chian

Fook, Choonbrokers

Chinese and Lira Kee

Notaries5879:

Teleph. Public

Cable— Ad:

10, Drew

Collyer Quay; E. D. Jacobs

Richard

torC. and Williamson,

notary advocate,

public, partnersolid

J. notary Rash, advocate,

public, partner solicitor and Dykes, J.' S., l.d.s.. Dental Surgeon—

K. K. O’Connor, advocate, solicitor 5.(Office)

Battery Road; Telephs. 3407

arid 6000 (Residence)

and notary public Dr. J. S. Dykes, principal

Dreyfus Co., Ltd. L.A, (Incorporated in Dr. H. Harley Clarke

the Straits Settlements), Exporters of

Gutta

and Jelutong,

Gutta Gutta Siak,Cecil

Gutta Soh East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Estate Agents,

Teleph. 6253,Katiau—115.

Cable Ad: Ladcomp; Street; shipowners and Merchants—12, Raffles

Quay; Cable Agencies:

Ad: Orient;Bangkok,

Head Office:

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Copenhagen. Ban-

Representing don, Singora, Shanghai, Hankow,

L. A. Dreyfus Co., New York Tsingtao, Tientsin, Harbin, Dalny,

Vladivostock, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Duke. John, Manufacturing, Consulting Madras, Rangoon, Calcutta,

Durban, Johannesburg, Bombay,

San Francisco,

and Dispensing Optician—21,

Road; Teleph. 2682; Cable Ad Battery Seattle, etc. London Office: United

Spectacles. Baltic E.C.

church Corporation,

3 Ltd., 158, Fen-

II. C. McLacey, signs per pro.

C2

€34 SINGAPORE

E. Koch, manage!' Eastern Dispensary—149, New Bridge

E. Strandberg, acting manager Road, Teleph: 6691

A Elvin, signs per pro Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, mang. proprietor

O.A. S.Larsen,

Norgaard, do.

do. Yeo Tian Eng, compounder and

K. G. Locueuer, do. assist, mgr.

•T.K. Brath Low Check Wah, assist, com-

Bossing pounder

Soren Hansen Lee Pack San, assist.

M. Poulsen

K. Njsson; Eastern Extension Australasia &

P. Lange China Telegraph Co., Ltd. (Associa-

%Z. Mdllman

Madsen ted with Cable & Wireless Ltd.)

L-E. G.Heyde Peteraen (Incorporated in England)—Singa-

Mortensen pore Office: 35, Robinson Road;

. C. R. Hansen Head Office: Electra House. Victo-

ria Embankment, London, W.C. 2;

Teleph. 5177; Cable Ad : Eastern

Eastern Agencies. Ltd., The, (Incor- T. H. Williams, divisional mgr.

porated in the S.S.), Importers and W. G. R. Jacobs, asst. do.

Manufacturers’ Representatives—Head S. H. Cardwell, engineer

Office: Corner of Cecil Street and G. L. S. Grant, deputy engineer

Market Street, Singapore. Bran- L. V. Rolfe, general supervisor

ches: Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. A. J. Flynn, acting traffic acct.

Representatives : Ipoh and Penang ; F. M. Mansell, traffic auditor

Teleph. 6830; Cable Ad: Beehive Supervisors—J. M. Gamble, J.

H. E.H. W. Markham, manager

Deane, branch manager Markham, T. Marsden, E. T. E.

(Bangkok) Meredith, W. H. Dampen Smith

T. D. Pannett. asst. (S’pore) C. E. Bowers, mechanician-in-

Yap Yew Yeong, asst. (Kuala cliarge

Lumpur) Foreign staff—C. M. Connor, W.

B. Connor, C. H. Coshan, G. O.

G. Hoy, D. F. Edmonds, J. M.

Eastern Auto Co., Ltd., Motor Im- Kellv, A. N. Laybourne, F. C.

porters and Exporters—69-79, Or- Scott, M. H. Mergler, R. J. R.

chard Road, Workshop: Penang Stracey and P. J. Sullivan

Road: Teleph. 7605; Cable Ad: Electrical Dept. — Cable Depot,

Auitoco; Code: Bentley’s Keppel Harbour; Teleph. 6069

Tan Teck Yew, managing director A. 8. Gardner, manager

Teo Koon Lim, manager ;i- ’ CA N. E. Joyce, senior electrician

Lau Peng Sia, accountant Electricians—A. C. W. Pooley, R.

Chia Cheow Eng, assistant F. S. Young, H. Plain, P. D.

Soh Lye Nguan. cashier Sladden

Seah Siow Kneab, secretary B. J. Rivers and E. H. R. Bower-

man, head cable foremen

Eastern Dental Supply Co (Established A. T. Platt and A. 0. Worster,

1923), Wholesale and Retail in Dental cable foremen

Materials—■ 375, North Bridge Road; O. E. Galistan, engineer

Teleph. 7078; Cable Ad: Easdenply; Marine staff—C. S. Recorder

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Commander—F. E. Axtell

Cheong E. Peng, managing partner Chief Officer—T. D. McCall

Cheong Tai Poh, manager 2nd Officer—K. S. Monre

Assistants—Cheong Tai Tak, Wong 3rd Officer—R. Reynolds

Chack Lum,

Tham Chong Seng Eoong Hee Chun and Chief Engineer—H. C. Bird

2nd Engineer—W. W. Potts

Sole. Aqeritx for: 3rd Ehsrineer—E. J. Edge

Pharmaceutical Mfcr. Co., Ltd., Lon- 4th Engineers—H. A. Parker, C.

don (“Nbvutox” Local Anaethetics, A. Wells, I). Wilson1

etc.) Pursgr—C,.,. Bepsou , ,A

£0

 SINGAPORE 035

Eastern Import-Export Co., Genera] 0. E.ment Z. M. S. Girls’ School — Govern-

Hill; Teleph. 2280; Cable Ad:

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Re- Covenants

presentatives—1, Bonham Build- Miss Lane, principal

ings ; Teleph. 2757; Cable Ad: Miss Kilgour

Eastimexco;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 6th end. and Fairfield Girls’ School—178, Neil

E.A.W.L.Diamond, manager

Pereira, do. Road; Teleph. 6827C. C. Kenyon

Principal—Miss

Eastern Mining and Rubber Co., Ltd., Gan Eng Seng School — Teliik Ayer

Diamond

and and Coal

General Merchants,

Agents — 22, Shipping

Bonham and Cecil Street

Building, Chulia Street: Teleph 6710: President—Gan

Hon. Secretary —Tiang H. A.Kwee

L. Orchard

Cable Ad: Highsea;

edn. and Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th M.B.E..

P. E. Ming, secretary Hon. Treasurer-S.

Principal—H. A. L. Orchard B. Tan

Teachers—Mrs. Da)y, G. C. S. Koch,

S.Holmberg,

S. Varma, Mrs. T.Goh,T. Mrs.

Tan,James,

Mrs.

Eastern Optical Co., Manufacturing Miss Misawa ancl Mrs. Sullivan

and Refracting

Canal Opticians

Road; Teleph. 6463;—Cable

15, South

Ad: 'Inlernational Correspondence

Eastoptico • Schools (Colonial), Ltd. (Incor-

Y. P. Young, Jr., Opt.d. (Phila.), porated

Buildings, inKingsway,

England)—International

London. Head

optometrist, managing partner Office for Straits Settlements, Fede-

Eastern Printing Works, Printers, rated

Sumatra, Java, the Celebes,Sarawak.

Malay States, Borneo, Siam :

Publishers and Paper Merchants— : etc.: iO, Collyer Quav ; Teleph,

56, Robinson Road ; 7040 ; Cable Ad : Intertext ; Codes,

R. D. G. Swamy, sole proprietor Bentley’s and Western

Eastern Realty Co., Ltd.—China Build- J. Duncan Roberts, Unioii

general manager

(r>-letter

director and

ing, Chulia Street; Teleph. 2842 O. C. Hqpi, assist, manager

Eastern United Assurance Corpora- King Edward VII. College of

tion, Ltd., The, Fire, Marine, Motor Medicine—Teleph.

Car, Personal Accident, Earthquake,

Riot and Civil Commotion. Workmen’s Principal—G. V. 5421 Allen, m.d.; b.ch.,

Compensation, etc.—-Ib'D, Cecil Street: B.A.O., D.T.M. &A.H. Joseph

Secretary—L.

Teleph. 5918; Cable Ad: Unitedeast:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Scott’s Prof, of Anatomy—W. A. Fell,

and Bentley’s , M.B., B.S.

Demonstrator—A. W. S. Thera-

Ebata & Co., Y., Importers and Exporters

— 33, Coleman Street; Teleph: 7489; thasan, l.m.s.

Cable Ad: Ebataco Lecturer

Murrell,inb.ch.,

Anaesthetics — E. B.

m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Edgar Brothers, Ltd. (Incorporated in Prof, of Bacteriology—W. A. Young,

the Straits B.SC., M.B., B.S., D.T.M. & H., M.R.C.S.,

Arcade; CableSettlements)—42

Ad: Edgar; Codes& 44, used

The L.R.C.P.

Assist.—N. K. Sen, m.b.

A.B.C. 6th edn. and

Manchester, Bentley’s. Bangkok,

Sourabaya, Branch : Prof, of Biology—B.

Dip-Agric., d.i.c., A.R. Gater,

f.r.m.s., f.e.s.m.a.,

London and Osaka Lecturer—E. J. H. Corner, b.a.

Assist.—A. A. Sandosham,

Prof, of Biochemistry—J. L. Rose- l.m s.

EDUCATIONAL (See also under Govt. dale,

Assist.—C. PH.D., p.SCi, F.I.C.

Depts., Straits Settlements Section) Professor ofJ. Oliveiro,

Chemistry—Gl.m.s. Mac-

Angi.o-Chinese

Cairnhill School

Road. : Middle:— Secondary : Lecturer—C. T. J. Owen,sc.bsc., a.i.c.,

Owan, PH. D., M.A., b.

Street. Primary Coleman Coleman

Street (Bv Arrangemfent with Raffles

College)

Principal—T. W. Hinch

*C2

036 SINGAPORE

Prof,

man, M.D.S., B.D.S., L.D.^. I rat- Romanis

of Dental Surgery—E. Iv. (Church ofHouse — Stamford

England Roade

Boarding Hou

Lecturer in Dental Mechanics and for Chinese School Boys)

Metallurgy - J. W. Softley, Masters—Y. C. Seah

b.d.s. (U. Liverpool)

Instructor in Dental Mechanics —

G. H. Stephens

Professor of iMedicine—R. B Halves, Shorthand Correspondence School,—

F. R.C.P., M.B., Shorthand—P. Postal

M.R.c.p.Classes

(Loud) O.inBox Bookkeeping

503; Cable and

Ad:

Tutor in Clinic Medicine — G. Shorthand; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Haridas,

Lecturer m.r.cp., l.m.s.

in Infectious diseases— Principal — E. R. A. Fernando,

R. B. Hawes, m.b., m.r.cp., f.r.c.p. f.s.d.s., F.c I. (Birmingham)

Lecturer in Mental Diseases—B. F.

Home, l.r.c.p.,

Lecturer l.r.c.s.

in Venereal St. Andrew’s House— ArmenianStreet

W. CJ. Kelly, m.r.c.s., Diseases—R.

l.r.c.p. (Church

for schoolof boys)

England Boarding House

Prof, of Midwifery & Gynaecology

— J. S. English, b.a., m.d., b.ch.,

B.A.O., L.M., President — Rt. Rev. Bishop of

Tutor--B. H.Pathology—J.

Sheares, l.m.s.A. Cowan Singapore

Professor of Vice-Pres.—Chaplain in Charge St.

Assistant—T. Balasingham, l.m.s. Andrew’s Cathedral

Lecturer in Pharmaceology—R. Committee—The Headmaster, St.

G. M. S. MacGregor, m.r.c.s., Andrew’s School (ex officio)

l.r.c.p. (London), b.m., b.ch. and R. E. Morris

(Oxon) Hon. Treasurer—N. G. Bishop

Lecturer in Pharmacy—T. Roebuck, House Master—F. Thomas, b.a.

PH.C., M.P.S.of Physics — N. S.

Professor

Alexander

Lecturer — C. G.withWebb,

Arrangement s.c. (By St. Andrew’s

RafflesB College)

School—Stamford Rd.

Visitor Rt. Rev. the Lord Bi-

Professor of Physiology—R. G. shop of Singapore

M. S. MacGregor, M.R.O.S., Governors—Archdeacon of Sing-

l. r.c.p. (London), apore b.m., J.b.ch.R. HillJ. T.(Hon.

(Chairman), N.

(Oxon) Handy,

Assistant—Loh Guan Lye, l.m.s. Ties.), Lim Koon Teck, K. J.

Professor—J. K. Monro, m.b.b.ch., O’Dell, R. Caunce, Hon. Dr.

M.D., F.R.C.S. Lim Han Hoe

Professor Rev. R. K. S. Adams, m.a.,

Lecturerofin Clinical

Otology, Surgery

Laryngology and principal

Rev. A. C. Parr, m.a., F. Tho-

and Rhinology—D. E. C. Me- mas, b.a. , Tan Ah Hung,

kie, f.r.c.s. senior masters

Tutor in Clinical Surgery —

Chong Tat Seong, l.m.s.

Lecturer in Radiology—J. S. Webs- St. Anthony’s Boys’ School — 143,

ter, M.P.B.S.,

Lecturer I>.P.H„ D.M.R.E. D.

in Ophthalmology—A. Victoria St., Teleph. 7893; Cable Ad:

Williamson, m.b., ch.b., d.o.m. Portuguese Mission

s. F.R.C.S. Director—Rev. A. Gonsalves

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis

Raffles Institution

Principal — D. W. McLeod, m.a.

(Ab’d’n) St. Anthony’s Convent School

Road (Portu-

Senior

m. Assistants—G. a. L. Bayliss,(Ox-on),guese Mission)—Middle

E.TheF.Lady Superior

Pearson, m.a.,and 18 Sisters

b.so. (T.C.D.), E. W. Reeve,

b.a. (Bristol), D. H. Christie,

■b.a. (TX'.D.), J. McConigley, St.—Teleph Patrick’s Boarding it Day School

• 5615, Si glBro.

ap Henry

b.com. (U.C.D.) and Dr. J. Director—Rev.

Moncur, m.a., ph.d. (St. And.)

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Victoria School—Jalan Besar B. TanEtlin,Pengmanager

Eng and Tan Peng

Headmaster — Capt. C. E. H. Koon, assistants

Jacobs, B.ic. (vict), l.c,p.,

DIP. EDUN.

Actg. Headmaster—Capt. 'Good- Eu Tong Sen,Ltd.—Registered Office; 271,

man Ambler, m.c.

Second Master—A. H. Hill, b.a., South Cable Bridge Road; Teleph. 6459;

b. sc. (Oxon) Hon.AdMr.: Eu HugeTong Sen, governing dir.

Asst. Masters—Syed Alwee A!s- K. C. Eu, managing director

ree, j.p., H. B. McIntyre, T.

A. Chunchie, S. R. Williams, Evans & Co., J., Produce Exporters—

Hamid Bin Qmar,' Lcfr Kong 59, Arcade: Cable Ad: Martingale

Lin, Soo Ban Hoe, K. Muru-

gasu, A. Retnam, Wee Thiam Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants—

Siew, V. Paramsothy, Fam French Bank Buildings. Raffles Place;

Foong Hee, C. O. d’Silva, D. Cable Ad: Evatt; Codes: A. B.C. 5th edn.,

K. Tweg, Tan Choon Lee, Ong Broomhall’s

Eng Lian, W. Meyer, Timothy and Bentley’sRubber edn., Western Union

Chew, A. N. Menon, T. Selva- J. A. Clarke, A.c.a., partner

duraio and Oheng Chek Leong R.T.Burns,

Clerk to Headmaster — A,bdul

Rahim Aiken,c.a.,g.a,.,partner

partner

H. Gibson, a.s.a.a.

G. V.S. Gispert,

A. Neubronner, a.c.a.a.s.a.a.

Elder

Consultingit Heron, Medical

Rooms: Practitioners—

S3, Raffles Place | I. Noble, c.a.

PL A. Elder, m.a.,m.b.,ch.b.,b.sc.,f.r.p.s. W. C. McKean, a.c.a.

J. Heron, m.b., ch.b., d.p.m.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Eyekong Clinic,

BankThe —E-7, Top

Chambers Floor,6362Hong-

poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

land), Pdre, Marine, Motor Car and Ophthalmic Surgeon; Teleph.

and Consultant

Vehicles, —Dr. S. H. Tan. f.r.c.s. (Edin.),

Boiler andPersonal

Machinery,Accident, Burglary,

Lift, Dredger and L.R.C.P. it S.

Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Eye Hospital, The—Selegie Road;

Wm. general Jacksagents

& Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Teleph. 4311

Representatives—I. Ophthalmic Surgeon and Consultant

G. A. Moser' R. B. Tux ford and -Dr. S. H. Tan, f.r.c.s. (Edin.)

Associated Compa.nies —

The Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co., Eye Surgery, The—9, Bras Basah

L;l. Road; Teleph. 2022

The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Dr.D.o.M.s.

LimEng Hae,& m.b.b.s. (Hongkong),

EnoHall—87,

Aon Neil Tong,Road;

TheCaHe TigerAd: Haw

Medical! Diploma(i;.o.p.

(Vienna),s.eng.), Ophthalmic

j.p. (Singapore),

par ' Miss ophthalmic surgeon

ProprietyS'- M. Fung. Nurse-in-charge

Residence—128, Sophia Road

Haw Par Brothers, Ltd.

Estate.,& Trust Agencies (1927i), Ltd.— Ezekiel & Sons, M.

Raffles. Chambers, .Raffles Place;’ Cable years), Qualified Ophthalmic1 Opticians (Established over 20

Ad:J. W..

Statetrust

WotherspopnYaetg. igenerai mgr. ' Ezekiel Opticians; Codes: A.B.C. Ad:

—9 Raffles,Place; Teleph. 3949; Cable

.Yap G-im Cheong, manager 5th

;

edn.El andM. Bentley’s

' Ezekiel, b.o., - o.b.,, f.p.o.c.

Etlin & Co., 3^v' Share, Brokers—?6, The A. f.i.o.

M. (London),

Ezekiel, o.d.,

Arcade; TeTepns. 5468 ajmMffe; Tel. | p.g.s.f.p.o.c. (Phila.),

4

Codes:Etliu.; A.B.C. .Qable, : Ad,:''6thSha^elto;

5th’ and fe'dns., F.Branch

J. Isaac.

OffiieiVSS, do.Noordwiik, Bata-

Broomh^lPs Imperial Combination, via,‘Java

Bentley’s, "Utility and' Private

 C3S 'SINGAPORE

FabLtd.,East Oxygen a no . Acetylene

(Incorporated in France) Oxygen, Co., ;Penatig P.ranch: 22, Nortliam Road

G. Rosi, man’agef'*‘ ' * '

Acetylene, Carbonic Acid, Hydrogen, Dealers in:

Compressed Ammonia,Air, Nitrous Oxide, Fiat; Motor Cars, Lorries and

Anhydrous Welding and Spare Parts ■ f /-

jang Road; Teleph. 8J003F; CablO. Pan-

Cutting Appliances—452, Pasir Ad: Fiat Marine Engines

Fiat Diesel Engines

Oxygen: Code: Bentley’s '5th edn., . Fiat Aeroplanes and'Seaplanes

Lugagne National Francais. Head Fiat Railcars and Railway Mate-

Office: 75, Quai

F. Tatin, d’Orsay,

general Paris, (France)

manager rials ;j

Technical Dept. Fiat Motor Boats

P. N. Beedle Fiat, Fire Fighting Appliances

Sales Dept. Fiat Agricultural ' and Military

Tractors, etc.

W. Millner Firestone Tire a Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd,

Mrs. C. H. Stanley-Jones; secty. The—20, Geylang RoacI; Cable Ads:

Penang Branch: No. 5, China St. Firestone and Stonefire

Ghaut F. D. Thompson, managing director

Agents for . l- . . , L.D. M.

E. Clutter,’ ’ director

Quintdil, !

do.

British Oxygen Co., Ltd.

Fishers,

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd. General Commission Agents—4, Ltd., Publicity Specialists and

(Incorporated Capitol

Building, Collyerin Quay;Hongkong) — Union

TelSph. 5981; Buildings, Stamford Road

Julius S. Fisher, managing director

P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad: Union. (Editor “British Malayan Annual”

Head Office: Shanghai and “Who’s- Who in Malaya”)

R. H. Whittall, branch manager

C. R. Davidge Fi.inter Ltd., A., Diamonds, Pearls and

, G- A. L. Plummer Precibus Stones —6,, Raffles Place;

Federal Telephs. 6197 and 2358 (Private); Cable

Retail Dispensary,

Chemists and Ltd., Wholesale

Druggists—8,and Ad:

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

and Bentley’s.

Raffles Chambers, Singapore A.M. Flinter,

Federal Rubber Flinter, direetor director,

managing

Stationers and Stamp

News Co., Booksellers,

agents—Collyer Poh Tiang Swee, secretary

S. Lewis,Lowick

assistant

Quay;

Ang Teleph.

Chai Ban,6442;acting

Cablemanager

Ad: Vulcanite Rennie & C6., auditors

Sun Ho Sai, assistant Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Federated Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers porated ,in the S.S.), Civil Engineers

and Importers — 48, Orchard Road; and Contractors—Head Office: 550,

Havelock Road, Singapore; London

teleph. 5487

T. P. Mauger, manager Office: 3, Victoria 'Street, Westmin-

G. H. Kraal, accountant' ster, S. W. 1; Hongkong Office : Fog-

Agents for den, Brisbane & Co. (Hongkong),

Vauxhall, Oldsmobile and Buick Ltd., Cable

6 Des Voeux Road, Hongkong ;

Ad: Fogbane; Codes: Bent-

. . Ca r s ley’s Complete & 2nd Phrase.

Hensche! Diesel Trucks Managing Dir.—H. W. T. Fogden

Fiat, S. A. (Incorporated in Italy)—60-66, | Directors—J. R. Caseley, B.sc.

(Lond.), a.m. inst. c.e., m.i.

OrchardSingapore

, Fiat, Road; Teleph.

and 5148; Cable

Penang; Ad:

Codes: struct.e., and C. J. Baile, b.sc.,

Bentley’s and Fiat’sgeneral manager a.m.i.mech.e., m.i.struct.e.

R. F. Manchisio, Head Office Manager — W. K.

G. Mariani, manager J agger

G. Brurii, assistant

do. Quantity Surveyor—F. W. Jones-

T. Vigano, Davies, p.a.s.i.

O. Luca, workshop manager Chief Mechanical Engineer—R. W,

G. Shelley, accountant Carter

 SINGAPQKE C39

Civil Engineers—G. M. Wheat, Framroz cfe Co,, Aerated Water Manu,

a.m.i.c.e., N. Taylor, M. P. faCtureis — 292, Teluk Ayer Street;

Wright, b.sc. (Eng:), a/c.g.i. & Teleph. 6354; Cable Ad: Framroz ;

P. M. Fra,mroz,'proprietor

J. A. Hunt

Building Assistant—D. McCubbin

Joinery Works Manager—J. A. Franco /Eastern Trading Co., General

Daker Merchants—2B,FinlaysonGreen;Teleph.

Building -Foremen—A. Thorne, A. and 4414; Cable Ad : Fetcol. j Branches

E. Greemvay, ('. H. Leech, H. SaigonAgencies: and BataviaHongkong, Bangkok,

Habekost, G. L. F. Willis and Associated with: Felix Fribourg, 50,

E. Costa Rue de Paradis, Paris, France

Mechanical Eoicmen 1). Sinclair

and F. W. Roberts

•Cashier—L. W. Choy • A (K. Poitevin,

Caudron,

(R. Lelouvier,

resident manager

Hongkong;

Paris)

Chief Draftman—Chin Too Min

Store Keeper—P. M. Sirisena Frankel & Co., Julian, Furniture

Agencies'.

Licencees :—West’s Rotinoff Piling Dealers- & Commission Agents —

Head Office: 101, Victoria Street;

Plant:—Venesta. Limited

Agents Teleph. 6531; Cable Ad: Julian

Agents: — Hadfields ■ (Australia), Julian Frankel, sole proprietor

Limited,

Patentees:—Solarcfete Fraser ife Co., Exchange

Brokers—Union and Quay;

Building, Collyer Share

Fonghin

Electrical

Genera]Teleph. Engineers, Contractors

Importers—Office: and Fraser; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

(J4, Wallich

Street; 7557; Cable Ad: Seeben- Al, 'Libber’s, Utility Bentley’s all Issues,

gong: Codes: Bentley’s, A,B.C. 5th and Broomhall’s, T. H. Stone,

and Peterson’s

partner

6th editions t J. Wilson, do.

Ford Motorof Co. C.B. P.E. Ambler, do.

ributors Fordof Malaya,

Products Ltd., Dist-

15, Prince W. Eld

Ablitt

red,

do.

do,

Edward Road; Cable

Codes: A?me and Bentley’s. Ad: Fordmalaya; R. N. Hamiltqn, Sign' s per pro.

C.D. K.Milne,!

Michels, managing' director S.T. E.J. 'SL.’e'vWatkins

tfeePy, do.'

secretary A.R. J.Mathieson

"“Forward” Office, The, TheTamil

onlypaper

lead- YY- Brown

ing influential tri-weekly

in Malaya ; Best Medium for Advertise- Fraser & Co., Exchange & Sharebrokers

ment—56. Robinson Road ; Teleph. —Union Building; Teleph. 5273 (6

lines) ;' Cable Ad : Fraser

4975 ; Cable Ad: Eapwo

R. D. G.’ Swamy,' proprietor

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., and Aeriited Water

r

i'd Tou-an-tze Manufacturers

Registered Offices: 4-10, Trafalgar

Merchants —

Foster-McClellan &. Co.—42, Mosque Street; Telephs.

Street; E.O. Box 630; Cable,Ad: Fluoric Ad : Atlas. Branches at Bangkok, 5886 (3 lines); Cable

Fock Ying Ming,'’representative for Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur and

S.S., F.M.S., D.E.I. and Siam Malacca

Fock. ,Chee Kin, assistant. Directors—W. H. Macgregor, J. A.

Fowlie .& Black, 'DrA Pltysiciahs ^nd Clark#

Green G. A. Potts and T. J. A.

Surgeons — 11,. Battery Road; Xeleph. T. J. A. Green, general manager

M. C. Bain, alb., ch.b., partner C. M. McNair, tech, mgr.

B.. Glpnny, F.R.q.8., do. . H.

M. L.Melville,

Vincent,salessecretary

manager (m.b.l.)

Fox Film‘Corporation (East). Ltd. - D. C. Meathrel, s'ales

12, Trafalgar Street; Talepb. 3323: W. D. Vincent, (i. Chatgpand N. V.

Cable Ad; Centfox Jackson,

Misses assts-E iTjda |E. Stehpen

A. A^ssabni

F. St. Emile Ho s hi mi', ihanager

C40 SINGAPOKE

Fulfokd Co., Ltd., G. T. (lueorpoi-ated in Secretaries,'qf: > ’ .

Canada), Proprietors

Medicine Co. — 3a-3b,ofMalacca

Dr. Williams’

Street, The Singapore Chamber of Ooipraerce-

Head Office for Malaya, Burma, TheRubber Association of Commerce

Singapore Chamber

Ceylon, D. E. I. and Siam; Teleph. 7750; Brit. Malaya

Jimah RubberTrustee

Estates,& Exectr.

Ltd. Qo., Ld.

Cable

edn. and Ad:Bentley’s

Fulford; Codes : A. B.r C. 5th Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd.

H. Cohen, manager The Fire Insurance

Singapore Assocn. ofAssocn.

MarineAssocn.

Insurance Malaya

C. Keeper, signs per pro.

S. Far

W. EastWolfe,(Shanghai)

general manager for the Motor Insurance of Malaya .

Workmen’s Compensation Insurance

Association of Malaya

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Cm! Engineers Siam

CameronS. Packet Co., Ld.

Highlands Hotel(Local Secs.)-.

Co., Ltd.

and Contractors, Reinforced Concrete Singapore Dairy Farm, Ltd.

Specialists. Piling Expert

Manufacturers in Malaya of Monier and Sole Gland Ltd.

Reinforced Concrete Pipes—63, Geylang Master Contractors’ Association of

Road; Telephs. 5331 and 5332; Cable Malaya

Ad: Gammon; Codes: Bentley’s And TheCorporation, Malaya

British Ltd. Broadcasting.

A.B.C. 6th edn. Lee Kim Soo, Ltd.

H. W. Cowling, B.se., m. inst. c.e., m.i. Western Oriental Ltd.

struct.e., managing director Ban Hin Gold Mines Ltd.

If. Fancott, Secy. Milk Importers Association

JL E. Wright, aa'.o.l, b.sc., d.i.c.,

A .M.I.C.E. Gaw Brothers, Ltd., General Merchants,.

H. M. Alexander, b.sc. (Eng.), Engineering, Building,Chulia

Mine, Estate

London, a.m.i.o.k. and Ships’ Stores—59, St.; Teleph.

J.K. D.I. Swan,

Hawson, b.sc., a.m.i.

B.sc. struct,

(Eng.), e.

a.m.t.e. 7829; Cable Add: Gawbros; Codes:

aust. Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Gammeter & Co., Importers of Assurance General Accident Fire and Life

Watches, Clocks—Winchester House, Hongkong Bank Corporation,

Chambers; Teleph.Ltd.

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 7892; Cable 6480; Cable Ad: Gaflac; Code: Bentley’s

Ad: Gammeter; Code: A.B.C. 5th C. D. Belton, Far Eastern manager

edn. W. H. Droogleever, resdt. repres.

C. E. Richard, manager partner

O. Richard

General

porated Electric Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

in England)—Magnet House,

Garcia,

All-TeakW. Pianos,J., Manufacturer

Pianoforte ofandGarcia’s

Music Ad:12, Battery Road; Teleph. 5858; Cable

Dealer, Tuner and Repairer, Proprietor Bentley’s Yanner; Codes: Cole, Hamilton,

and New Standard. London

ofShowrooms:

Garcia’s MotorAmber Transport

Mansions, 5,Service-

Orchard Office: Magnet House Kingsway, W.C. 2

Road; Factory: Holland Road; Teleph. R. C. Giggins, general mgr. for Malaya

6586; Cable Ad: Garcia

W.Mrs.J. Garcia,

Garcia,proprietor

secretary German Consulate—(^ee Consulates)

Gattey & Bateman, Gestetner (Eastern)' Ltd., D. In-

Fullerton Building;Inc., Accountants—

Telephs. corporated in England), Duplica-

5950-5959; tors Manufacturers—Corner

Cable Ad: Accountant; Codes:

4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and 26-30A, A.B.C. Cecil Street; Teleph. House, 3991;

Broomhalls Cable Ad: Gestetner. Branch Office:

O.H. R.C.S.Reilly,

Bateman, c.a., a.s.a.a., partner Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong,

Bangkok, Batavia-Centrum, Soura- Manila,

a.s.a.a., partner baya and Shanghai

A.T.M.Black,Pearson,

c.a. a.c.a., a.s.a.a., partner J. B. Dunne, manager

H. L. Davies. A.C.A. F. W. Dunhill I D. Simon

G. E. F. Windle, a.c.a. D. H. Ball I D. C, Loncraine

 SINGAPORE 041

•Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Ex- Grafton Laboratories, Wholesale

Manufacturing Chemists and Druggists

porters—53, Robinson Road ; Teleph. and Manufacturers' Agents — 20b,

5041; Cable Ad : Getz

Lester L.Goodman, vice-presdt A mgr. Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Obat

F. Marriott Grant &. Co., 44,D. 55,

M. (Kramat

F. Mackenzie.

P. Lpwe Garage)—38, Cavanagb Motor

Rd.;

Teleph.7125

•Gian Singh & Co., Genera,! Mer- D. M. Grant, mang. prop.

chants, Drapers, Tailors tfe Outfitters, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

House Furnishers, Sports, Games, —Head Office: Great Eastern Life Build-

Silks, Cottons, Woollens and Curios ing, 4, Cecil Street; Teleph. 5202; Cable

—4, Battery Road; Teleph. 2483; Ad: Greateast

Cable Ad: Bajaj; Codes: Bentley’s and W. H. MacGregor, chairman of

Oriental Three letter Code directors

Hardial Singh, manager Horace W. Raper,f.i.a.,

managing

Gillespie, A. T., Manufacturers’ Repre- A. Robinson, actuarydirector

sentative—47, The Arcade; Teleph.3796; J.D.P. Nisbet, f.i.a., f.f.a., secy.

P.O. Box 217; Cable Ad: Atgill E. W. Comins, supt. of Agencies

F. H. Brooks, accountant

Glenny, Dr. E.. f.r,c.s. (c o Drs. Fowlie & W. N. Rothery

Black)—11, Battery Road; Teleph. J. B. Stevenson

2207 F. W. Stephens

Singapore Agency

Goessele, R. F., Importer of Jewelry, P. C. B. Newington, district

Watches, Clocks, etc. — 2a, Robinson manager

Road; Teleph. 3780: Cable Ad: Gossele;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and fith edns., Mosse Green & Collier, Ltd., Rubber Brokers

R. F. Goessele, proprietor -r-Union Building; Telephs. 5161-3

'Good Books Pictures & Works of Managing Directors — John E. K.

Art, Ltd. (Successors of the Dioce- Green, E.—G.Chua

Assistants CollierCheng Kee, S.

san Book Depot Founded in 1917), Daniel

Publishers, Wholesale Distributors,

Mail-Order Specialists — Romanis Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Founded 1821

House, St. Andrew’s School, Stam- Incorporated in Singapore, 1903), Gen-

ford Road ; Cable Ad : Goodbooks eral

Geo. O. Daniel, manager HeadMerchants,

Office: 24, Agents

BatteryandRoad;

Engineers—

Teleph.

5131; Branches

Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Crude Lumpur, Medan (Sumatra), Malacca, at Penang, Kuala

Rubber Buyers—Hong Kong Bank Ipoh and at London

Chambers; Teleph. 6865; Cable Ad : Directors — James Robertson and

Mossgood J. I. Dawson

H. C. Bugbee, managing director Secretary—D. S. Davidson, c.a.

E. A. Stevens, director Manager at Penang—H. S. Hay, signs

per pro.

-Goodwood ParkAd:Hotel -Teleph.Codes

5933- Manager at Kuala Lumpur—G.

(2 lines); Cable Goodwood; D. Camerson, signs per pro.

A.B.C.

C. L.andvan5thderedition

VlietBentley’s Manager

signs peratatproMalacca—E. C. Cooper,

Reception Manager Medan — E. Hardman,

L.W. J.P.Fernando signs peratpro.

Manager Ipoh—J. C. Horn, signs

David per pro.

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd., The, Re- London E.

Office — 52-54, Graceehurch

presentatives

Rubber of The Goodyear Tire and Managing Director—J. G. Hay

TrafalgarCo.—2x,Street);EastCableAd:

Reclamation (off

Finlor; Assist,

Director—C.do. Mann—C. K. Morrison

Code: Bentley’s

 C42 srtf&AFORE1

Assistants., . Handelsvereexiging "Hollaxu” (Trad-

Singapore — D. Alexander, T. T. ining'Company “Holland,” Incorporated

Armstrong, P. J. Bennett, L. L. 139,Holland), CecilHead

Merchants—137,

St.; Teleph.'

137a and

6932; Cable Ad:

Cooper, N. W. G. Hill. p. W. Holsing. Office: Amsterdam

Holt, V. I. Horne (signs per pxo.),,

B. S. Kinder, J. McLeod (signs

per pro.). Miss L. S. Mowatt, J. J.C. A.de J.Wit, manager' assist, mgr.

yermeulen,

A. Seward (signs per'pro.), L. P.

Sly, D. M. Stevenson, J. N. Wain-

wright, N. R. Wilson (signs per Haxxa, Bank

Hr. Hentist-Hongkopg

pro.), 1 . •T. G.Chambers;

Hanna, d.d.s. Teleph'. 358^'.

Kuala Lumpm'H ^; S. Aiiderspn, K.

M. G. Anderson, T. W. Brown, L. R.C.W.T.J.J. Miles,

Draycott: Dlh.s.

Cooil, l'.O.s.L b.s.

D. Er, Elliott, H. W. EEssoh (signs

per pro.), D. R. Gulland, N. W.

■ Gulliford,

B. Kerr, J.D.O.M.Kiddle, H. Ha‘wes,

A. C. W.Mac- A. Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure Practi-

kenzie, D. McLeod} R. L. Peacock, tioner — 368g, Kim Chuan Road ; via

A. F. Taylor (signs per pro.'), ('. Faya Chas. Lebar Post Office,

J. Hardy, m.n.c.a.,Singapore, S.S.

Thornton, H. Torbitt

Penang—J. A. Bines, F. D. R.f Sea-

; m.i.a.x.t. (bond. & N. m.p.c. (Lond.),

Y,),d.o., d.c.,

ton, A. H. West, J. B. Pickering x.d., etc. (C.S.A.)

Mrs. (A J. Hardy, in collaboration

Medan—K. E. Adderley, N. W.

Taylor Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., (In-

GArmNELL, J. K., Agent: C. J. E. corporated in the Federated Malay

Marton, Ltd., London — Gresham States), General Merchants, Estate Ac

House, Battery Road; Teleph. 4010; Manufacturers Agents,insurance

Mining Secretaries, Produce Agents,

Agents,

PO. Box 223; Cable Ad: Nellgwin ; and Piece Goods Merchants

Codes: Bentley's, Morton’s Private 100, Singapore; Penang, Malacca,P.O.Kuala. — Box

A. Y. Cramsie Lumpur, Ipoh, Klang, Port Hickson,

Hackmeiek, Port Swettenhann Taiping

. . .and Teliik

and GeneralLi, Merchant—18;

Shipchandler, Stevedore

Robinson .Anson, W. A.

.

Fell, director

Road; Teleph. 2153; Cable Ad: Leo E. G. H.M oxon, Oharlwood,'director

Hackmeier . : >i HrW. do.

Hagemeyer Trading Co.. Ltd. 104/106, • A. O..Gilbert, signs per pro:

Robinson F. H. Atkinson

Ad: Dupire;Road;Codes: Teleph.A.B.C.696(1;6th Cable

edn. W. M. Innes-Ker

W. II. C. I lei!

and Bentley’s

G. L. Oostergo, manager Londbn

JburdainAgents: & Col, Ltd. Blytli, Greener

— Plantation

Hammer L- Co., Lxp..* W.. Water Sup- House,

E.0.3 Feuchurch - Street, London,

pliers—B. Fiillbrton Coad;

Cable Ad: Hammer; Code: A B.C. 5th Teleph. 6218;

edn.

•’ P. B.,Purvis, suptA.m.i! mbch. e., manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import

and ExportMerchants,Managing Agehts

J.C. and

G.McN.

Stewart,ehgr.assistant and

. do. Hongkong Agents andCompanies,

Scott,secretaries,

Secretaries

Industrial for Estate,

Rubber Mining'and

Selling

Herrick it Co., Insurance arid Shipping

Bank Chambers Agents

Singapore, — Chartered

and at Kuala Bank Chambers,

Lumpur,

Han a ya Shokai, Importers-ifc Exporters, Anson and Penang. London Offices:Telok

1 -4,

Estate Suppliers, Book Sellers and Motor Great

Barkers; Tower Codes:Street, E.C.

Broomhall’s 3. Cable Ad:

(Rubber

Car Hirers

7513; P.O. -Box55-57,264;Middle

CableRoad; Teleph. , edn,.), ■ Bentley’s, A.B.C. (5th, edn.).

Ad: Hanaya

Codes:

edns. Bentley’s arid A.B.C. 5th an^ 6th WesternH. B.O. E.Peake,ijnion

Hake,and Private-

director

S. Kashio, managing proprietor H. do.

W E. Wallis, do.

 SINGAPORE 043

W. B. Ciuick-Shank, mgr. and signs Hofacturers Ho Biscuit Factory, Ltd., Manu-

of Biscuits and Confectionery

•T. per

Brownpro. —Registered

Teleph. 6358; Office:

Cable 33,

Ad:Chin

HohoSweedir.Road;

J.A. H.H. Forrester

Williams ■ Caw Khek Chiew, managing

• F. J. Kendo

G. Martin ' Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.

Agencies Mills at 315, Havelock Road and

Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen 1001, North Bridge Road; Teleph.

Silver Line SiA.E.I. Service 5911 ; Cable Ad : HoHong; Codes :

Oommercial U nion A ssur. Cp^Ld .( :M ar.)

Royal Exchange Assurance. (Marine) Scotts 10thA.B.C. Bentley’s

Atlas Assurance Co,, Ld. (Fire) edn. 5th and 6th edns. and

Ocean Accident and Guar. Oqirpn., Ld. Directors—Lim Peng Siang, j.p.

Scottish Amicable : Life Assurance (chairman), Lim Peng Mau,

Society ; r Lim Hock Seng, Lim Seow Eng,

and Tay Lian Teck, j.p.

Dr. Ong Seow Hian, manager

Hasanali Jivabhai proprietor of The William C. Hill, a.m.i. mech.e.,

Straits Settlement Flour Mills, General m.i.m.k, works manager and chief

Merchants Importers

and .Commission engineer

Exporters, and FlourAgents,

Millers Ho Hong Soap Factory, Ltd., Toilet

—58, Serangoon Road; Teleph. .3566; and Household High Class Soap

Cable Ad: Rehmatally; Codes: Bentley’s, Manufacturers—61, Chulia Street;

Private and Acme :| Cable Ad: Hohongsoap : Codes: A11J

codes and private

Hay & Co., T. C.—2, Robinson Road

Teleph. 4042 p Cable Ad : Tomay Ho(Incorporated

Hong Steamship Co., (1532> I.td.

in Singapore), Services,(a)

Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., . Ltd. Rangoon, Penang, Port

Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy; (b- Swettenham,

(Red Funnel Line), Regular Passenger NeighbouringIslands—Singapore

and

Cheribon Cargo Service (every

and Semarang Batavia, 61, Chulia Street; Teleph. 5914-5; Office:

to: Tuesday Cable

and Ad: Hohong Peng Siang, (Chair-

BatoeFriday);

Roesa, Blinjoe,

TandjongPangkal

PandanPinang,and Directors—Lim

man), Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock,

Batavia (every

Sourabaya and Fortnight on Saturday

Bandjermasion (every c.b.e., Hon. Mr. Tay LianChian,

Teck, Lim

fortnight on Friday) Hock Seng,

Wurt/.burg, Lee

F. S. Kong

Gibson and W.C. W.E.

Managers for

Soon Bee Steamship Co. (Singapore) LimJenkins

Kian Beng, manager

Limited . J.Ritchie

Crichton, secretary

& BisSet, niaiine supts.

Regular sailing from Singapore to

neighbouring

lands East Indies ports in the Nether-

Ho K\vong Yew, Ua.i. struct e. Regis-

tered Architect- c <^M, China Building,

Henry & Co., Ltd., Shipchandlers; Chulia Street :

Engineering and Hardware Suppliers

* —87, Geylang Road; Teleph. 4499 H,oe; Boon Leong, ; Gas, Sanitary and

Drainage Contractors, Radio Mer-

chants—o0-63, Selegie Road; Teleph.

Hindhede, .& Co., Ltd., Engineers and 3^33.; CRb'le Ad: Hoeboonleong

Contractors—Bukit

6104; Cable Ad: NaitiTimali Rd.; Teleph. Hoe Boon Leong, proprietor

K. B, Krishnan, manager

Hinnam h Little,, Dispensary, Ltd.— Holden & Go., Ltd., A. R., Manufacturers

309 and

6745 311, North

(2 lines); CableBridge Road; Teleph. Agents—40,

Ad: Hinnam Ad': Nedloh

Renting- Lane : Cable

Cu SINGAPORE

Hooglandt & Co. (Ustablishefcl 186^>, ITtrksAiX & Co., K. P. M., Import and Ex-

Merchants and Commission Agents— port Merchants — 13, Battery Road;

'Cable

139-149a, Mai ket Street;Codes:

Tele-phs. 032C-8-; Teleph. 4415

and 6th,Ad:Bentley’s,

Hooglandt;and Bentley’sA.B.C. oth Hcjttenbachs,

Second, in S.S.), (formerly Limited; (Incorporated

Huttenbach, Lazarus

Broomhall’s, Birch wood and

VV. 11. Diethelm, partner (Zurich)Acme &Mechanical

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants; Electrical,

W. H. Leucliold, do. (Sii-igaporpj) —5, Malaccaand Contracting Engineers

Street; Cable Ad: Habiture;

A.J. C.Wernli,

W. Kiela, signsdo.per pro. Codes : Acme, Bentley’s, Bentley’s 2nd

Phrase, Lombard and others

E. Bruestlein Directors—

G.duCelliee Muller | MissE, Schaller H. S. Russell (Singapore)

Hoox Seck Tkap.ino CoivtrAJSY,:. Ship-

chandlers, Estate and Mining Suppliers, A.J. M.M. Sime

Sellar(Singapore)

(London)

Sail-makers, Manufacturers’ Agents and F. M. Edmonds (Penang)

General Merchants—Office and Show- F. M. Sharrock (Penang)

room: 1, Raffles Place; Teleph. 3858 ; New York Agents—Carl M. Loeb & Co.,

48, Wall Street

CablePrivate.

and Ad: Shipesttnirt;

Depts: ShipCodes: Bentley’s

chandlers and •Associat'd with—

Dubashers;

Brass Crockery, Cutlery,

and Ironmongery; Building etc.;

Ma- Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., Royal Mail

terials and Provisions House, Leadenhall St., London,

Managing Partners—^Chan Jim Hee E.C.Darby

Sime, 3 A Co,, Ltd., Malaya

. and Lye Ehg Hong

Partner—Chan Jim Lee Hye Seng

Agencies: makers, Estate Suppliers, Hard-

China Can Co., Ltd.; Shanghai and ware and General Merchants—35 and

Hongkong

Can (Tin Lithographers and 36,

Manufacturers)

Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Hye-

sengoo; Code: A.B.C. 5th and Bent-

Marsh Bros.,

ing tools, Ltd., Sheffield (Engin eer- ley’s; Teleph. 4817

Branch: 64, Twist

Jalan Drills, etc.) Johore

Ibrahim, Chan Hye Seng, sole proprietor

Bahru ImperialImporters

Chemical Industries (Malaya)of

Lye Nam Hong, branch manager Ltd., Chemicals, Fertilisers, and Dyestuffs

Exporters and—

Manufacturers’

Home Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incor- Robinson Road; Teleph. 5476; Cable Raw Materials

porated in Australia). Singapore, Ad: Impkemix. Branches at Penang

Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Hong

Kong and Shanghai. Manufactur- andO. Kuala Lumpur

H. Henderson,

Eustace, managing director

ers of Hume Patent Concrete Pipes D.M.M. b.a..(Hons.),

a.c.a"., secy.

and Hume Patent Steel Pipes and F. Cutler, b.sc. chemist

Tubes for Water, Gas, Sewage, G.D. E.E. M. Jones,b.a.

b.a.chemist

(Hons), chemist

Drainage and Culvert Use—Office Rintoul,

and Works : 6th Mile, Bukit Timah R. WTlson, assistant

Road, Singapore; Teleph. 5068: J. A. Allen, do.

Works: Jalan Bahru Road, Prai, Institute of Architects of Malaya

P. Wellesley; Teleph. Butterworth

95 : Wbrks: 4th Mile, Klang Road. (Allied to the R.I.B.A.)

7304:— 12l),

CableUnion

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Hume- Building, Architrave

Telepli. Ad:

singa; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition

and Bentley’s Second Phrase International Assurance Co., Ltd.,

C. H. Unbehann, general manager Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car,

A. E. Hughes’ resident manager Personal Accident, Baggage and

(Malaya) Householders’ Insurance — Hong

R. E. Slater, assistant manager Kong Bank Chambers; Teleph.

(Malaya) 4411; Cable Ad : Brintasco

Assistants — H. Aussem, L. V. A. A. Gossevsky, manager for

Brady, a.m.i.e. (Aust.), M.i.wi, South-Eastern Asia

C. Henderson. G. Robertson, K. C. Low, manager (General Im

b.c.e. and G. Thomas surance Dept)

 SINGAPORE

International SurOeky—17, Robinson Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine,

Road; Teleph. 6151 Motor

Internationale Cremet en Handels- Branch: Car Insurance

Chartered Bank— Chambers;

Singapore

vereenigino “Rotterdam”, N.V. (Incor- Office: Kali Besar OosL, 10, BataviaHead

Teleph. 7714; Cable Ad: Sluytersco.

porated in Holland), General Import and Alan Wolfe, manager

Export,

Teleph. Shipping—37a,

LOT 1; Gable Ad: Robinson Road;

Internatio, Jee

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Accountants—59, Ah Chian &, Co., Secretaries and

Scott’s and Bentley’s Chulia Street; Cable

Ad: Jeeachian

International Surgery—17, Robinson Jitts & Co., Ltd., Printers and Stationers.

—96,Jitts;

Robinson Road; Teleph. 6829; Cable

Road; Teleph. 6151 Ad:Siow SiewCode: Kim,Bentley’s

managing director

Irving Jones & Co., Merchants and Com- Siow Siew Guan, director

mission Agents I27-127a, Cecil Street: Johannes & Sammy, Advocates and’

Teleph.

Codes 6879; Cable Ad: Irvinjbnes; All Solicitors—2 & 5 Bonham Bldg.; Teleph.

H. Irving Jones, managing owner 7111; Cable

5th edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Parchment; Codes:phrase

complete A.R.C.

M.coln’s

C. Johannes, barrister

Inn), barrister-at-law

partner at-law (Lin-

Isaac: & Co., E. S., Electrical and Radio P. Inn),

Sammy, (Gray’s

Importers and Exporters, Manufac- partner

turers’ and

chants Representatives, General Mer-

Electrical Contractors—12, G. H. Po, barrister-at-law (Mid-

Robinson Road; Teleplis. 7433 & 5734; dle Temple), assistant

CableBentley’s

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

and Private

(Incorporated in England). Engineers

Ishihara Sangyo Koshi, Ltd., Mining SoleWilliam Ayenti in Malaya

Jacks A Co. (Malaya) Ltd.

and Shipping Company—4 arid

Building; Cable Ad: kozan or Ishihara5, Union Representative—H. E. W. Bryning

(Ipoh)

Jacks & Co. (Malaya),

(Incorporated in StraitsLtd., William Jong Thye Heng, Chop, General Teak-

Settlements),

Engineers and General Merchants— Street; wood Merchants — 150, Lavender

Head Office: Ocean Building, Prince Cable Ad: Jongthyeheng

Street;

Expanded; Teleph. 5216 (4

Codes: New lines);

A.B.C. Cable Ad:

5th edn., Jubilee Silk Store, Wholesale and

Bentley’s, Acme, Standard and Retail Merchants, Dressmakers and

Tailors—82,North Bridge Road; Teleph.

Private. Branches at Penang,

Kuala Lumpur and Port Swettenham Ipoh, 7732; Cable Ad: Dharamdas

: Dayaloo

Proprietors

Jackson & Co., Ltd., Merchants and Judah «f e Co., S. J., Merchants and Cable

Com'

Manufacturers’ Agents—55, Robin- mission Agents—Teleph: 7108,

Ad: Judah; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

son Road; Cable Ad. Jackco Poeloe

moenLoemoet

Islands),Rubber Estate (Kari-

proprietors

Jackson, J. M., Architect, Valuer and Jumabhoy & Co., M., Importers Ex-

Fire Assessor—Winchester

Collyeo Quay; Cable Ad: Jaxon House, porters, Commission Agents and

Wholesale Dates Merchants — 17,

Cecil

Jaeger

Street; Teleph. 6235; Cable Ad: Jaeger; Jumabhoy

Coties: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme Mahomed Jumabhoy, proprietor

and Kendall’s J. M. Jumabhoy, mgr.

O.H. Burckhardt,

Fuller, partner Agents for

do, The Eng Moh Soap Factory,

W. Southam, do. Singapore



Kannabiran & Co., High Class Film Kemg Seng & Co., Import, Export and

Rattan Merchants — 32, Bentley's

Boat Quay ;

Distributors—56,

R. D. G. Swamy,Robinson

partner Road Teleph 3679 ; Code Used:

Ng Gek Chwee, partner

Kasho Co., Ltd.—14, Laidlaw Building. Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd., Sugar,

Head Office: Tokyo, Japan. Branches: Rubber Produce, Hardware and

Kobe, Osaka andmanager

R. Tanizawa, Nagoya Sundries Importers—35,' Teluk Ayer

Street

Kiat & Co.. Ltd., G H., Printers,

Keat Cheang & Cov, Ltd., General Booksellers, Stationers and General

Merchants in Manila Ropes, Oiled Merchants—6 & 8, Robinson Rpad;

Coir Ropes, "Wire Ropes, Beldam’s Teleph. 6506; Kiat,

Goh Hooa Cablemanaging

Ad: Service

director'

Packings, and other Ship’s Chand- Loh Ah Fong, manager

lery Stores, Manufacturers’ Repre- Goh Boo Lar, secretary

sentatives and Commission Agents Koh Hua Quee, accountant

—100 and 102, Robinson Road; Teleph

2269; Cable Ad: Keatcheang Kizar Mohamfd

C. H., Manu-

facturers of " Chop ” Pulicat

KeeHuat Radio Co.—122-124, Orchard Naick SarongsStreet,

— HeadMadras.

Office: Branches

239, Angappah

Road; Teleph. 4566. Head Office: 24 Beach Road, Singapore; 85, :Jalan 241,

Beach Street, Penang. Blanches : Ibrahim, Johore Bahru; 228, Chulia

223, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; 6, Street, Penang

Station Road, Ipoh; 56. Main Road, Street, Colombo; and 129, Second Cross

482c, Sooratee

Taiping Bazaar, Rangoon

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Publishers, Klass & Sons, F. V., General Merchants

Printers, Bookbinders, Booksellers, and Agents’ Representatives—1, Crane

Stationers and Newsagents—32, Raffles Road, Singapore ; Cable Ad : Klassons;

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

Place; Teleph. 6244; Cable Ad: Kelly

E. Glover, managing director Universal and Private

A. (Shanghai)

J. H. Searle, director (Shanghai) Kodak, Ltd. (Incorporated

Manufacturers in England),

of Photographic Ap-

A. J. Waller, (Shanghai) paratus and Materials — Office, Ware-

A. S. de Jesus, secretary house and Plant: 130,8, Robinson Road;

G. H. Davis, manager Retail Department: Battery Road;

A. Mclver Teleph. 7711; Cable Ad: Kodak; Code:

A. Popple , Bentley’s

Selling Agents C. Donald, manager

Directory and Chronicle of Retail E.

Dept.

F. Nicholas

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Cine-Processing Dept.

Acme Code

New York Co., 93, Front Street, N. C. Francis

Stock Dept.

Keng E. A. Eplinius

ers, Lee ic Co.,.,1 in porters

Shipchandlers, and Export-

Sail-makers, Du-

bashes, Engineering

pliers, Estates; and andMiningBuilding

Sup-

Requisite^,

Furniture, Hospital Equipments

Government and and

Municipal

Contractors—10, Robinson Road; Teleph. KohBookbinders,

Yew HeanStationers,

Eng Kee Press,

Paper Printers

Merch-

3466Chew

(2 lines); Cable Ad: Foremost ants

Chew

Know Bock, partner

Keow Cliiffi, do. North Bridge Road; Teleph.Makers—18,

and Rubber Stamp 4536; Cable

Chew Keow Seong, do. Ad: Kohyewhean

Partners—

Chew Keow Bock,'manager Cheong TaiCheong.Tai

Yew Woo and

Lee Nam Hai, bookkeeper Wong Choon Sek, manager;

 SINGAPORE C47

Kohyei & Co., Rubber Exporters—8b, Lanqui Trading Co., Merchants and!

Commission Agents, Produce Exporters

Raffles Quay; Teleph. 4106 —64, Robinson Road; Teleph. 7259;

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Cable Ad: Lianqui; Codes: A.B.C.

N.V., (Royal Packet Navigation Co.), 6th edn., Bentley’s,Complete phrase,

Incorporated in Holland—1, Finlayson Calpack, U niversal Trade and Private

LiraAssistants

Siew Jin,—sole

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

Paketvaart; Codes; A.B.C. 6th and 6th Pangproprietor

Chkip 'Song,

edn., Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s Chian

Wah Heng Hong and Low Seng

Second Phrase, Scott’s (10 edn.), K.P.M.

Private.Amsterdam

(Java), Head Offices;(Holland)

Batavia Centrum

B. L.S. Meijer,

van Deinse, agent League of Nations Health Organisa-

sub-agent tion (Eastern Bureau)—336, River Valley

Road; Teleph, 6331; Cable Ads: League

Freight and Transhipment Department and Dialto. Codes: Bentley’s 2nd edn.

and Private

C.C. J.H. Levie

Schoch Dr. C. L. Park, director

C. A.h. F.N.Kalhorn Dr. T. Ouchi, deputy director

F. G. Scharenguivel, fink assistnt .

J.J.W. 1'Haalebos

Du Quesne van Bruchem

A. Larive

A. G. Menon, general secretary

Inward, Outward Cargo & Claim Dept. LeeStreet; Bros., Photographers — 61, Hill

Teleph.

L. J. W. Stevelink

Passage Department Lee Poh Yan, 7070

managing partner

A.G.M.van denderBoerSande Lee Choon Guan, Estate of (Chop “Chin

D. J. Nooij Joo”)-—10,

Codes: Malacca Street; Teleph. 141;

Outdoor Department WesternA.B.C.

Union 5th and 6th edns. and

W. Bij liner Trustees—Lee

Choon Guan, Ghim m.b.e.,Tuan, Mrs. Wan

Choa Eng Lee

C.F.M. Rab and Lee Pang ChimSoo Huk

Providoring Department Secretary^—Lee

J. C. Giezen

Accounts and Statistics Department w & w n

J. Th. A. A.vanSprengers

Yliet LeeImporters

& Co., C.andM. (Chin MengPhotographic

Kong See),

Engineering

ir. F. F. MatternDepartment Wholesalers—39,Exporters,

High Street; Teleph.

C. R. van der Linde ! 6389; Cable Ad: Sarastudio; Codes:

Penang Office used; A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

A. van de Velde, agent

, A. A. Frankenhuis

Th. G. Gleichman

Koshino

High Street Shoten, Japanese Shop —45, Lee(Incorporated Pineapple Company, Limited

in Singapore, S.S.),

E. Koshino, proprietor Pineapple

Exporters —, Growers,

Head Office Packers, and

: 69k-69l,

Kow Soox Kim, Advocate and Solicitor China Building,

Represented by Chulia Throughout

Agents Street and

— 4a,

KowChange Alley;barrister-at-law

Sfton Kim, Teleph. 6469 the World; Cable Ad: Leeavia;

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C, 5th and

Labour Assooiatiox, Ltd.—29, Palembang 6th edns., Commercial, Universal,

Road; Cable. Ad: Labour; Codes: New Standard, Acme and Private

5th edn., Bentley’s, Private A.B.C.

and Board of Directors—Lee Kong

Chian (chairman) and Tan

BroomhaH’s

R. E. Prentice, managing director Chay Bing

J.O. Bright, Lee Seng Chong, secretary

H. Samdirector

at, manager Factories at Scudar, Johore Bahru

E. D. Jacob, secretary and Sungei Pandan

048 SINGAPORE

Lee Kim Soo, Ltd. (Incorporated in S.S.), Lewis & Peat (Sengacore), Ltd., Rubber

Mechants

High Strtet;andTeleph.Manufacturers—89, Brokers—5, Prince

to 5405 (5 lines);

2063 ; Cable Ads : A.B.C. CableStreet; Telephs.

Ad: Devi 5401

tt; Codes:

Leekitnsoo and Olkso; Code: Bentley’s Rubber 6th

edn.edn., Bentley's, BroomhaU s

Sole Proprietors of \ Directors—A. W. W. Ker, E. G.

The Elkayes Match, Nail, Concrete Holiday and O. E. H. Cutler

and Pottery Works Secretary—E. G. Holiday

BoardTanof Guan

Directors—Chin Chye Fong,

Char, O. R. S. Bateman, Assistants—V.. C. Bath and G. M.

c.A. and F. W. Hall Druery

General Manager—Chin Chye Fong Lim Khoon Heng, General Importers and

Secretaries—Gartey and Bateman Merchants in Provision, Wine and

Chief Clerk and Cashier—Teo Boon and Liquors, Fresh fruits and Vegetables,

Chin —245 Frozen

and 247,Meats and Dairy Produce

Chief Book-keeper—Ee .Cheng Lock 7003; Cable Ad: Orchard

Frozen Road; Teleph.

Assistants—Lim Song Kiang and Lim Seng Khoon, proprietor

Chua Poh Hee Lim

Lim Joo

Joo Chiang, attorney

Seng, manager

Chief Assistant,

Yew Phuay Chinese Dept.—Tan

Manager, Port Swettenham Factory Lim—Marsiling Nee Soon (Deceased), Estate of

Building, 112 and 114,

—Tan Guan Char Robinson Road

Manager, Johore Match Factory— Executors—Lim Chong Kuo, Lim

Tan Tua Tee Chong Pang and Lim Chong Min

Supdt., McNair Road Factories — Lim & Seah, Civil Engineers, Architects

Low Swee Ann and

Trustees for tlie Estate of: Teleph.Surveyors—13b,

6594; Cable AdChange Alley;

: Ivengseng;

Lee Kim Soo (deceased) Code:A.B.C. 5th edn.

The British Malaya Trustee and Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Manu-

Executor Co., Ltd. facturers of the Linotype Composing

Machine

for and High

Letterpress, Grade Machinery

Lithographic and News-

paper Printers—128, Robinson Road;

Teleph. 7226; Cable Ad: Linotype.

Office: 9, Kingsway, London. Works: Head

Lee Rubber Company, Limited Altrincham, England

W. Kenworthy, manager

(Incorporated in Singapore, S.S.),

Rubber Planters, Millers, Importers and Lithographers, Ltd., Printers, Sta-

Exporters—Head Office: 63j and k, tioners, Lithographers and Engra-

China Bldg., Chulia St. Branches vers—Registered Office: 20 and 21,

throughout Malaya. Cable Ad: Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 2114.

Leeavia; Cootes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Works: 36, 37 & 38, Wallich Street;

5th and 6th edns., Commercial Teleph. 6318. Litho Works: 38, Hill

Universal, New Standard, Acme & Ribeiro; Street; Teleph. 7656; Cable Ad:

Private Codes: Bentley’s and

Board of Directors—Lee Kong China A.B.C. 5th edn.

K. O. Eu (chairman), Kboo Wee

(chairman),

Lee Seng Chong Tan Chay Bing and Tong, J. Israel, W. McMullan

Yeo Kim Thian, secretary and Wong Tien Choh, directors

Rubber Works at Seletar, Thompson W. McMullan, manager

F. R. Martens, secretary

Road and Kaliang Road, Singa- Wong Thit Park, production mgr.

pore, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor;, Wong Tieh Choh, manager (Litho.

Kiang, Seremban, Ipoh, Sitiawan, Dept.)

F.M.S., Penang S.S. and Muar, R. S. S. Iyer, manager (L/Press

(Johore) Dept.)

 SINGAPORE C49

'Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated Liverpool k London & Ulobk Insurance

inWine,England),

Spirit andWholesale and Retail Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

ProvisionTobacconists,

Merchants,

Cold Storage Suppliers, land), Aik Classes of Insurance—

Manufacturers of Furniture, Complete Teleph. Local Office: French Bank Bldg.;

House Furnishers, Tailors, Stationers,

Drapers, 5935; Cable Ad: Brinkmann

Milliners, General Outfitters, Brinkmann &. Co., general agents

Boob-sellers, Watch and Clock Makers, Resident Officer—W. Swithinbank

Jewellers and Silversmiths, Crockery,

and Hardware Merchants. Estate Liverpool

Requisite Suppliers,

Licensed Dealers in Sports

Arms Outfitters,

and Am- tion, Merged in theInsurance

Victoria CommercialCorpora-

Union

Assurance Co., Ltd.

munition, Cycle Suppliers — Singa- land)—Teleph. 5271; Cable Ad: Cuaco (Incorporated in Eng-

pore,

Head Kuala Lumpur, Penang

Office (London), and Lane,

10, Pancras Ipoh. A. C. Potts, manager

E.C. 4; Head Office and Store (in- the

East), Raffles Place, Singapore; Telephs. Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Classifica-

5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles, tion and Registration

Shipping—2, of Mercantile

Singapore.

Furniture Factory (in the East), 6065; Cable Ad:Laidlaw Building;

Surveyor Teleph.

Cavanagh Road, Singapore. Branch John Wormald,

surveyor b.sc., ship and engr.

Store (in the East), Ampang Street Tan Teck Guan, cashier and clerk

and New Embankment Road, Kuala London

Lumpur; Cable Ad: Littles, Kuala

Lumpur; Telephs. 3305 and 3306. Shipping, 71. Fenchurch Street of

Office — Lloyd’s Register

Branch Store (in the East)— 1, Pitt Malcolm K. Scott, secretary

Street,

Penang;Penang; Cable Ad: Littles Lobmann it Co., Ltd., Importers, Expor-

Teleph. 982.

Branch Store (in the East)—Bel field deutscher ters and Passage

Lloyd—124,AgentsRobinson

of the Nord-

Road;

Street,

Cable Ad: Ipoh,Littles,

Perak; Ipoh;

Teleph.Codes:

684; Teleph. 7012; Cable Ads : Progress and

A. B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Nordpass (Shipping) ;

T. J. Hume, rnttnag. dir. and chairman Directors—G.

F. Vick, asst.Bosse andR. Fruestueck

(London)

C. W. Banks, director do. Loh’s Dispensary—257, South Bridge

O. T. Cousins, do. do. Road; Teleph. 6159; Cable Ad:

A. G. Meggy, do. do. Lohs

C. A. Hare, secretary do.

A. Robertson, manag. dir. (in the East) London Assurance, Marine and Accident

A. J. Downe, director do. —Mercantile Bank Bldg.

A. A. Ross, do. do. Anglo-Siam

•C. G. Fugler, secretary do. agents Corporation, Ltd., general

E. C. Parrott, depot mgr. (Penang)

F. G. Kitson, do. (Ipoh) London & Eastern Printing Co., Ltd.

Assistants—K.

Kim Tong, F.A. Dobson,

Albert, Chan (Incorporated

Mrs. ments), Printersin and

the Straits Settle-

Lithographers

S.Felsinger, E. Fozard, Goh —Registered Office: 11, Keppel

Boh Teck, J. Miss

G. Parsons, B. Hodgins,

R. Peters, H. Road; Teleph. 5821 (3 lines); Cable

Ad: Lepco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Seet- Chye Leng, Tan Kim 6thH.edns., Bentley’s Private

E. Darville

Hock, S. Warner, Wong Ah

Yew, E. C. Parrott, W. J. J. M. Fyfe

Chilvers, B. C. Rawlings, S. W. T. Mulvey

R. John, J. R. Lansdell, C. G.

Dickins, V. Baker, O. P. London and Lancashire Insurance Co.,

Woodford, C. W. Sudbury, Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)—

Mrs. C. Richardson, Miss G.

A. Gale, A N. Rushton, W. Union Building

Boustead <& Go., Ltd., agents

Somerville and W. Millar J. Turtbn, resident inspector

 SINGAPORE

1^0we, Binuham & Dt'XMAN, Chartered Agencies

Accountants-- 4, Laidlaw Building; United States Steel Corpn.

Telepli.,

Codes 6382;-Cable

A.B.C. 5th edn., Ad: Explanate;

Western Union, United States Steel Products Co.i

Bentley’s and Bentley’^ 2nd Ellerman

C, C. Liunioan, a.c.a. Isthmian Ste'amship Company

Klaveness Line; (General Agents-

for Orient)

Lyall ife Evatt, Exchange, Share and Mcllwraith McEacharn Ltd., Aus-

General Brokers —23, Raffles Place; tralia

Telephs. 5127, :5128 and 5129;Broomhall’s

Gable Ad: Dutch, East Indies Government Coals

Cedar; ; Codes Bentley’s, Lambert Bros., Ltd., London

Imp, Combination, A.B C. 5th and 6th Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

edns. Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., Ltd

F. T. S. Newell, .proprietor Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.

W. R. King, signs per pro., Carr on Company

■ S'. Webb \ ' Green Island Cement Co.r Ltd.

Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.

", C. W. Auchihiity Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd.

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical

Lyons Motors, Ltd,. -Registered

Showrooms and Service Station: 92-100, Oifice, Export Co., Ltd.

Orchard Road; Teleph. 5485; Cable Ad: Trinidad

Co., Ltd.Lake Asphalt Operating,

Centramoto; Oodes: Bentley’s General Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd., Aus-

andW.Private tralian T. S. T. Brandy

R.A.V.Foster,

Hanson,manager

service engr. Ransomes & Rapier; Ltd., Excava-

tors, etc.

I). A. Martia (Sales Dept.)

McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Build-

ing and atandPenang,

1857),Produce

and GeneralMerchants,

Import, Export,

Shipping Coaland Attoerabaya Batavia Kuala

(Java),Lumpur,,

Medan

Insurance House,

AgentsBattery'

— Registered Sumatra ). London Firm:Accountants,

McAuliffer

Gresham Road; Office: Davis

Cable 8C), & Hope, Chartered

Ad:

Kuala McAlister

Lumpur Aand at Penang, Ipoh, CableBishopsgate,

Ad: MeAuliffe

E.O, 2. Teleph. 6378;

Directors—J. W.London

de Biro (chairman), Sirpartner

Henry Thomas McAuliffe, f.c.a.,

(London)

E.Watt

J. Riches, T. H/ Molyoak and W. F. H. Grumitt, A.c.a., partner (Penang)

H. J. Rae, secretary A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (Singapore)

Assistants — B. N. Bintley, R. H. E. Collins, a.c.a., partner

Craik per (signspro),per'D.pro), A.Holder,

G. Hay C. Grumitt, a.c.a., do. (Penang)

(signs W. G. N. G. Bishop, a.c.a., signs the firm

Johnston, D. A. Johnston, G. S. J. H. Phillips, a.o.a., do.

Keyzar, G. M. Koenitz, G L.

Littledyke, D. G. A;1 Lundon, A.G. Horsfield,

M. Walker,a.c.a.

a.c.a.

A. Tindall (signs per pro). R. F. L. A. Hygate, a.c.a.

Smith,

attd SjA.K. Yell'

S. -Sykes, J. H. Wood

Ellermah '& Bucknnil S; S. Co., Ltd. Macphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber and

Produce Brokers and Exporters,

Capt. H. Lyhes, marine supt. Share Brokers and Commission

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Agents—Ocean Building; Teleph.

C. E. Gibson, renypsentative 3306;'Cable Ad : Macphails; Codes:

Met-Vick Electrical- Ex. Co., Ltd.

E. C. Whiteley, representative Acme, Bentley’s Complete, Bentley’s

Second Phrase, Broomhalls, A.B.C.

London.,Office : - Billiter, Sq. ^uild- 6th Edition and Private Codes

ingS, E.C.3 , A. A. A. Paterson, d.s.o., m.c.,,

A. 1). Allan and T. N. G. Jen- managing director

ings, general (attorneys- C. Creswick, secretary •

A. Reid and DJ W. Reid, mgrs. John Frey, assistant

 SINGAPORE 061

Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., The, Pub-

Generators and Distributors of Electri- lishers, Printers, Stationers—Proprietors

city for Power and Light in Malacca— ofpaper) -‘TheandMalaya Tribune”

“S unday Tribune(Daily News-

”-104-116,

Registered Office: French Bank

ing; Teleph. 5043, 5044; Cable Ad: Anson Build- Road

Evatt; Generating Directors— Hon. Dato S. Q. Wong

Malacca; Teleph. 52.Station:

Codes:Kubu

A.B.C.Road,

5th (chairman),

Tuan, T. XV.E.Ong A. Elias,

and Tan Lee Cheng

Chim

edn. and Bentley’s Lock, c.b.e. (Malacca)

Malay E. Maurice Glover, gen. mgV--and secy.

SellingArts Centreand: Raffles

CraftsHotel;Society

Teleph.— Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—Office: 7,

5381 Trafalgar Street; Brewery : ; 478,

Pasir Panjang (off Alexandra

Malay

Importers,Peninsula Agency, Exporters

Manufacturers’ Agents—P.O.and Road) ; Cable Ad : Breweries ;

Directprs—W. H. Macgregor, J.

Box 503; Cable Ad: Fernando; A. Clarke, EjO.

H. Lputhold and D.H. Char!wood,

Allebe W.

Code: Bentley’s K. Weller, dipl. brewmaster,

E. R. A. Fernando, managing director technical manager

J. de Kijke, assist, brewer

Malaya Publishing House, Printers, J. M. Van Liempt, engineer

Engravers, Booksellers and Stationers Secretaries and Managing A.gents

—Stamford Road and Armenian Street; —Fraser & Neave, Ltd.

Teleph. 5.929; Cable Ad: Empress; Codes: Malayan Farms, Ltd., Dairymen—59,

A.B.C. 5th edn and Bentley’s

F. C. Sands, managing director Arcade ; Cable Ad :. Malta

Malayan Flour Milling ’ Co., The,

‘Malaya Tribune,” “Sunday Tribune,” Millers of Eagle Brand atta^—50/54

& “Morning Tribune”—104-116, Anson Box Peck Seah Road; Teleph. 7328; P.O.

Road; Telephs. 5811, 5812 and 5813; Codes: 540; Cable Ad: Pheasant;

Cable Ad : Tribune A.B.O. and Bentley’s

Malaya Tribune Press,,Ltd., proprs. S. M. Nathan, manager

E.H. Maurice Glover, gen. mgr. and secy. Harding Lee, bookkeeper

L. Hopkin, editor Malayan Law Journal — 24, Raffles

E.G. M.S. Hammonds, assist, editor

Akerib, manager Place;

Malool; Teleph. 3010; Cable Ad:

Code: Bentley’s

Editorial Staff) Singapore

C. H. W. Goult T.TanW.Tong Hye Malayan Mechanical Equipment (Jo.—

C.Thomas

H. Baker

N. E. Hunter Hope N. F. S.MooderArmstrong 6, Raffles Place; Cable Ad: Mechanical

Woon Seah Woon Malayan

T.D. N.E. Chong

G. Jansz Wong Yan Chee

H. R. Hunter the Medical

ofMedical Malaya Journal,ofThe,

branch

Association; Published

Journal

thequarterly

British

Editorial Staff, Kuala Lumpur —London

Singapore Office: P. O. Box 270.

E. P. Balhetchet Office :-Australia House, Strand;

L.J. Rajasooria

C. Hoffman W.C. 2

C. L. Carroll Malayan Motors, Ltd., Automobile

Editorial Staff, Ipoh Distributors

14-20, Orchard andRoad

Service Specialists—

; Teleph. 5484;

XV. B. Paterson

J. V. Morais Cable Ad: M alay motor; Codes:

H. Mylvanayagam Bentley’s, Acme, Private

W. J. Wearne, manager etc.

N. Moreira R. Jackson, acct. and sales manager

Fenang J. C, Allan, stores mgr.

Lim Keng C. W. Watstm,''service mir.

Seremban Agencies. • ,

Hor A. S. Rajah WolseleyCars

Morris Carsand. Commercial Vbhicles

C52 SINGAPORE

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Directors^—F. S. Gibson, W. Pen-

Lid. (Incorporated

meats) Cigarette andinTobacco

the Straits Settle

Importers rice, G. S. Miller and W. A.

— ] 1, Keppel Road; Teleph. 5821 (3 lines): Kimpster

CableBentley’s

Ad: Tobacco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th A Managers—W. W. Jenkins, K. N.

tith, and Private Black and R. F. W. Leonard.

Local Directors: (Penang)

H. C. Luetchford Secretary—W. F. Brodie, c.a.

F. C. J. Moore Assist.

a.c.a.,Accountants^—G. V. Andrews,,

J. Crichton, a.l.a.a., C. Q.

E.D. Smith Starkey, o.a., S: L. McNee, o.a.

Secretary: (Penang)

S. E. Dods Assistants—F. M. Adam, A. R.

Assistants: Brand, J. G. Harbottle, G. H.

D. B. Dowling Dalv, W. R. Dobbs, E. J. C. Gard-

W. H. Garcia I. Mackenzie ner, F. E. E. Hindley, W. Inglis-

N. F. Grose P. V. Ormiston R. J. Isherwood, A. 0. Jones, F.

H. E. Hall

Hawley J.C. J.F. Richardson

J.H.D.Hunter Porter L. Lane, L. G. Lee, W. I. L. Legg,

A. McLellan (signs per pro.), W.

S.R. G.B. Ingram F. N. Robinson

I. Scott-Dalgleish H. McNeill, T. E. Mason, J. S.

Little R. I). Wilkie Messenger, M. M. Millar, A. D. Pear-

Penang Branch 48, Church Street; son, W. D. Peterkin, M. Reid

Teleph. 1475; Cable Ad: Tobacei (signs p.p.), D. Richardson, D. L.

Distributors for: Rothera, E. D. Rushworth, H. J.

C. K. Toms (signs per pro.), O.

British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. J. Skeldon, O. H. N. Smyth, A.

and Associated Companies T. Wedgwood, Mrs. I. R. B. Tux-

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and' As- ford, Miss I. A. Quitzow, Miss N.

sociated Companies Clements and Miss I. Waddell

Cargo Engineer, O. S. S. Co., Ltd.—W.

Malayan Signs Press — .399, Upper M. Oak-Rhind

Serangoon Road; Teleph. 7085; Cable Supt. Engineer, O. S. S. Co., Ltd. —

Ad:L. Adventist L. F roggatt

I. Bowers, manager Supt. Engineer, S. S. Co., Ltd. —P.

S. A. Geor^eson

Assistant Supt. Engineers, S. S. Co.,

Manasseh & Elias, Rupert, Exchange Ltd.—H. B. Knox, J. R. Watson

and General Brokers—12, D’Almeida and A. Risoe (Penang)

St.; Marine Supt., S.S. Co., Ltd.—Capt.

Codes:Teleph. A.B.C.6227;5thCable

edn., Ad: Rupmanel;

Bentley’s and Baddeley

Scott’s Branch House: Mansfield & Co., Ltd.,

Isaac A. Elias, partner Penang

Raphael A. Elias, do. Genera/ Nanaejtrs:

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.

Manasseh & Co., S., Merchants and General Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd.

Commission Agents —2. Prince Street; Agents:

Teleph.6869;Cable Ad:Manasseh; Codes: Blue Funnel Line

Al,Ez.A.B.C. 5th

S.J.Manasseh,edn., Bentley’s,

proprietor Private Imperial Airways, Ltd.

E.Chua Ellis, signs per pro. Indian Trans-Continental Air

Seng, clerk ways, Ltd.

Jaganath Singh, clerk Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.

Macrobertson-Miller Aviation Co.,

Ltd.

Mansfield 3t Co., Ltd., Shipping, Butler Air Transport Co.

Passenger, Forwarding and Insurance The Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Ltd.

Agents—Ocean Australian National Airways,,

Teleph. 5154 (7Building,

lines);Collyer

CableQuay;

Ad: Pty., Ltd.

Pan American Airways (Inc.),

Mansfield

 SINGAPORE C53-

Agthicies: Marine and General Mutual

Assurance Society (Ihcorporated in Life

China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Hua Khiow Steamship Co., (1932), England)—Collyer R. V. Harris, agent

Quay

Cunard White Star, Ltd.

Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Australian-Oriental, Line ,

Sarawak Steamship Co.,,, (1927), atedR. inV. England)—^CollyerHarris, agent Quay

Ltd.

The Siam Steam. Navigation Co., Master’s, Ltd., Associated Advertising-

Ltd.

The Sabah Steamship Co. (1927) Services, advertising,Consultants on newspaper

markdt analysis, outdoor

Ltd. display,

Street; Ad: publishers,,

P.O.Masterads; etc.—19a,

Box 383; Code: Cecil

Teleph.Bentley’s

5341;

Shaw, Sa,vill & Albion Co.. Ltd., i Cable

New Zealand

Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line Mayfield Kennels & Zoo, Dealers in Wild

New Zealand Government Tourist Animals Pheasants and Birds, of Every

Bureau Variety—9, Samford Road; Teleph.

Sub-Agencies: * 3188; Cable Ad: Kennels; Animal Depot:

K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways) 589, East Coast Road

K.N.I.L.M. (Royal Netherlands

1 nd i an A i rways) Maynard

Retail Chemists Co., Ltd., Wholesale

and 6115;

Druggists—11, and

Royal State Railways of Siam

Australian Commonwealth Rail- Battery Maynard;

Road; Teleph. Cable Ad:

ways

F.M.S. Railways J. McRaeCode: A.B.C.m.p.s.,

Chalmers, 5th f.s.m.c.,

edn. mgr..

Liverpool & London k Globe In- O. E.J.Crooks,

Mrs. M. m.p.s;, assist,

Jackson, assistantnianager

(Ehz.

surance Co., Ltd Arden Dept.)

Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

ance Co., Ltd. 'McIntyreA.Co.,Ltd.,

and

CableContractors

Ad: Construct — Stewart,

45, Orchard Engineers

Road;

Makufacturkks

The -Singapore Lira

Branch Insurance

Office: Hong Co.,

kong Bank Chambers (2nd floor), Medical Hall, Ltd., Chemists and

DruggistsRetail

— Wholesale Dept.:

Teleph. 7775; Cable Ad: Manulife, Codes: Quay,

Western Union (5-letter edn.). Head Teieph. 6117; Cable BatteryCollyer

Dept.:Ad:3, Obat Road:

Office: Toronto, Canada. London Office: Geo. W. Crawford, m.p.s., mang. dir.

British Columbia House, 1, Regent Alex. Turner, m.p.s., director

Street, S.W. 1 gnd secretary

Agents in J. Dyoe, m.p.s., wholesale manager

Penang & Medan—Guthrie

Duthie, m.p.s.,

m.p.s.,-retail

Bangkok—Anglo Siam Corpn.,

Rangoon—William .Tacks & Co. asst. mgr.

Sourabaya—L.

Java T. Johnson, manager, Medical Office—Corner of North Bridge

and Bras

Cable Ad: Basah

MedicineRoads; Teleph. 6706;

Marconi; International Marine Com- (

munication

ed in England), Co., Ltd.,

MarineTheWireless

(Incorporat Tele- Metro-Goedwyn-Mayer Oriental Inc.

graph and Telephone Apparatus — 35, (Incorporated

Metro-Gold in U.S.A.),Pictures—

wyn-Mayer DistributorsI 44-b,of

Robinson Road: Teleph. 3707: Cable Ad: Robinson

Thulium; Code : Marconi International Metrofilms; Code: Bentley’s Road; Teleph. 3255; Cable Ad:

Joseph C. Goltz, manager

Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd., G. A. Hyder, asst. mgr.

The (Incorporated in . England),

Depth Sounding Apparatus, Echo- Meyer Bros., Merchants and Commission

meter System—35, Robinson Road : Agents—14, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6203;.

Teleph. 3707; Cable Ad : Thulium Cable Ad: Aamoona

054 SINGAPORE

Michelin & Go., M. (Clermont, Ferrandi Directors—C.

Lejeune de Saint Ceran and M.

, France)—P.O. Box ]29 W. Warden, signs per pro.

Warehouseman—M. H. L. Chesnot

'Shipping and Insurance

Military Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis

General Officer Commanding Ma- 1 Koeiete lies A fire! curs .Maritime

Indoellinoi.se

laya— Major-General W. G. S. - Societe

Messageriesdes Affreteurs

MaritiniesIndochinois

(Penang)

Dobbie, c.b., g.m.-q., d.s.o. (Flag- Union Fire Insurance Co., of Paris

staff House; Teleph. Civil -6009)

G. S. O. I—Col. A. E'. Peucival, i ^Agencies

) i.s.o., o.b.e.,*m.c. Parfumerie Roger & Gallet,

•G. S. O. II (I)—Gapt, (Bt. Maj.) Paris

F, H. Vinden. Suffolk R. Parapluie Revel, Lyon .

G. S. O. II—Maj. E. J. Medley. Fayier Freres, Lyon

M.C., R.A. FiEst

piny Rdgfe &Franpais,

Co., Cognac

G. S. O. Hi—Capt. E. F. Benja- Asiatique Paris, etc.

min, R.E. Cyma

A. A. & 0. M. G—Colonel M. A. VuleainWatch Co. Co.

Watch

Studd, n.s.o., m.c.

D. A. A. & Q. M. G.—Capt. D; N. Mohideen & < Coq B. S., Wholesale and

F. Davidson, m.c. 1/Inniskg1 Retail Dealers, Importers and Ex porters,

Staff Captain—Capt. J. Hoope] , r.a. Estate

S. O. L. F.—Maj. J D. Wyatt. tractors Suppliers, and

Shipchandlers,

.Commission

Con-

Agents—39,

• M.c., North’n Regt. Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Rosebrand

Mohameb Dulfakir & Co., Book- Montor, Ltd., General Importers—Office:

sellers, British and American News- 37, Arcade, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6046;

agents, Stationers, Wholesale and Cable Ad: Terolf

Retail Dealers, Rubber Stamp A. Montor, managing director

Makers, Book-binders, etc.—Head G. Aurely, director

Office: 34, North Bridge Road;

Branches: 163, Victoria Street,

Singapore and Market Street, Kuala Morey and

& Co., John, Electrical Engineers

Lumpur ; Cable Ad : Dulfakirs

M.M.Mohamed Dulfakir, sole proprietor Teleph.Contractors—98,

7558; P.O. BoxRobinspn

374; 'Gable/Road;

Ad:

A. Majeed, manager Morey

J. j. Morey

Mohamed Kassim & Company, R. E.

Produce and Piece Goods Mer-

charits, General Importers and Ex- Motion, Opticians,Smith k Son,Opticians,

Ophthalmic Ltd., Marine

Watch

porters—12/13, Boat Quay; Piece and

Goods Dept.: 17/18, Chulia Street; Instruments i and DrawinginMaterials—

Clockmakers, Dealers Surveying

Teleph. 5191; Cable Ad: Kassimco; 15, Battery Road; Teleph: 7769; Cable

Codes:

BranphesBentley’s Phrase and

all over Malaya and India

Private. Ad:L. Motion; Code: A:B.C.

E. Fry, f.b.o.a., f.s.m.c.,5bhmanager

edn.

Moiteioeen & Co.,- K. Syep, Bullion Mer Motiwalla A Co., E. J., Stationers, Paper

chants, Money Changers, Exchange Merchants/ and Commission Agents—

Brokers and Commissions Agents—23, 6 and 8, D’Almeicla Street; Teleph. 4570;

Chulia

Ha,ssel; Street; Teleph. 7547:

Code: Bentley’s Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Motiwalla; CodestBentley’s,

and Private A.B.C. St.,

5th Penang

and 6th edns. Branch at 6,

JVIoirtc

cessorsComteof & Co., Francaise

(Maison Suc- Beach

Ltd., Thefondee E. A. Mamajiwalla, manager

en 1894), Merchants,,

1 Shipping and

Insurance.Agents -Head.-Omce: Union Motor

Building, Cojlyer Quay; Teleph. 5996; Teleph. Traders Finance

hiqtivA Financiers—45, Co.,

OrchardLtd., Road;

Auto-;

Cable Ad: Moin'e;" Codes: Bentley’s, Codes: Behtfey’s, 5485,; CableAcme Ad:andWearue;

Motor

A.B O. 6tli and Ltlgagne. Branch in 'PFa'ders ; / '

Penahg ;

 SINGAPORE C55-

Motor L’js'ion Insurance Co., Ltd., (in- . Secretariat

corporated

' Fire, Marine in England), Motor Vehicles, Secretary—C. H. Goldie

Sirne, Darby &and

(Singapore Ltd. general agents . 2nd

Co.,Branches) 1st Asst.

Asst.Secy.-

Secy.—:.).W.C.W.S. IJpiipan

White

Office Assistant—E. Galistan

Supernumerary

1st Clerk—M. Murugasu Officer—J. L. Byrne

Motte & Co.,. C. (Registered in Belgium)

—timport;

8, JPrinsep Codes: Street;

A.B.C. Cable

5tb Ad:

edn. Mot-

and

Bentley’s. Head Office: 79, Avenue TkkUsurer's Department

Treasurer—J. Stoire, f.s.s., f.i.m.t.a.,

Cogels,

AntwerpAntwerp; Cable Ad: Mdttiraport A.S.A.A* J.P. I , . .M .

Deputy

chestej-,| Treasurer

a.i.m.t.a. — H. L. Man-

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and Assist. Treasurers—A. H, Assiter,

Organ

Music Manufacturers,

and Musical Instrumefit Repairers; Dealers

Tuners, R. Brown, J. R. Hill, a.s.a.a.,

and Refrigeration Engineers — 24-1, a.i.m.t.a., K. J. O’dell, a.i.m.t.a.

Raffles Place (Arcade); Teleph. 6422; Office Assistant—A. E. Smith

Cable Stocktaker—Abdul Rahman bin Aziz

edn. Ad: Moutrie; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bates'

J. L. Waters, manager . ‘ Clerk - in - charge —Uffiari Joo

L. E. Tolley, service engineer Chuan

Muar Vulcanising ,Company, The, Re Miscellaneous

treading Motor Tyres—21, Selegie Clerk-in-charge^-Tan Jui iNagh

Road; Town .Office: 24, , Chulia Accounts -

Street; Teleph. 2742 Clerk-in charge—Tan Thean Seang

B. J. Leerdam, manager 'Mater Gas and Electricity

Muller & Phifps (MalavaI Ltd., ' Clerk-in-chatge—Chan Kirn Oh wee

Manufacturers’ Representatives—Laid Audit . , . . .

law Building; Teleph. 2579: Cable Ad:- Clerk-in-charge—Sng ' ; Teok Hoe

Mulphico; Codes: Acme,

plete Phrase. Now York Office: Muller Bentley’s Com- JiailiJJs • ;

&NewPhipps Senior Bailiff—Tab 'Sd'be Peek

York(Asia), Ld., One Park Avenue:

City, U.S.A. Stationery DepL

E. G. Sellers, managing director; Clerk-in charge—Koey Tuan Beng

C.A. Guidon,

Dolder, mgr., F.M.S.Batavia

and SiamOffice repre-

sentative Assessment Dept.

Mun Dispensary—442, North Bridge Road Assessor'-

Asst. C. E. Snell, W. P.slL' Ellison

f.a.lAssessors—A.

p.a., E.S. Pickering, F.A.l.p.a

and A. Cullen, p.a.s.i.

MUNICIPALITY Chief Clerk—Osman bin Abas

Commissioners—W. Bartley, c.m.g.,

m.b.e..E.m.c.s.

j.p., (president),

A. Brown, J.; Aj Elias,

o.b.e.,v.iY,.i.p., O. Engineer’s Dept., Municipal

P.J.p.,Griffith-Jones, j.p., S. Q. Wong, Municipal

B. ENG., M.Engr.—K.

INST. C.E.,G.; M.M.iN'SFraser,

T. M. &

Dr. Dr. H. S. Moonshi, c.H., .up., CY. E. 1

c .h.,K.j.p.,K. J.Pathy, j.p., R.C, ,C.Tessensohn,

Laycock, Dunman,

1 :

Deputy

Eyfe, Municipal Engineer—A. R.

a.m.i.C.e.

j.p., G.NgParbury,

j.p., J.P., j.p..

SenChuaChoy, Dr. H.Seow T. Wee,Poh AsSist. Municipal Engineers— <). W.

Leng, j.p., Keh Hai, j.p., L. W. GilmoUr, G. Edmond and H.

Geddes, j.p., S. B. Tan, Date G. Thorpe.

Mohamed Ghazaly bin Mohamed I Engineer Shrveyof—R. lVarse

Ariffin, T. Naraindas, J.P., G. Assist. Sewerage Engineers— K,. V.

.,

jE.p.,N.Shaik

Oehlers, YahyaE. M.

binF.AirmailFergusson,Afifi, Gill, H. Price, S. N. Kelly,,

C. C. Colloip and J W. Per

j.p., E. Gregory-J

Bennett and N A. Mallal, ones, M.C., E. J. kins

• €56 SINGAPORE

Actg. Sanitary Engineer—J. Curran Machinery, Stores and Workshops,

Assist.

Pritchett Sanitary Engineer — G. MuNiciPAL—River Valley Road

Manager, Sewage Disposal Works — Supt., Machinery, Stores and

It. Harrison Workshops—C. P. Lee

Supt., Machinery, Stores & Work- Deputy Supt., Stores & Work-

shop—C. P. Lee shops—N. Coulson

Deputy Supt., Stores i Workshop— Asst. Supt. of Machinery — W.

N. Coulson L. Kerr

Supt., Transpt. Cent.—l*. L. Barclay Storekeeper, Municipal Stores—

T. Nadaison

:Fib,e Brigade, Municipal 1st Clerk, Municipal Stores—

Superintendent—H.

A. E. Stevens,

M.r.MKCH.E., Lim Meng Quee

Second Officer—A. Newberry, m.i. 1stM.I.FIRE

Clerk,E. Municipal Workshops

FIRE K. —G. Kathamuthu

Third

Fourth Officer —J. G.Platt

Officer—A. Shaw Clerk, Municipal Plant Depot—

Sub-Officers—J. Angus, L. F. Khoo Hong Meng

Phipps, grad. i. fire e. and Supervisor, Municipal Sewage

B. C. J. Buckgridge, a.m.i. Pumping

Lee Seng/ . Stations — Simon

fire e

Jun. Sub-Officers—C. L. Teskey,

grad, I. fire e. and V. G. Donough, Municipal Architect and Building

GRAD, I. FIRE E. Surveyor’s I)epartment

Clerk and Cashier—Seah Keok Seng Municipal Architect and Building

Surveyor—D.C. Rae, f.r.i.b.a., d.a.

'Gas Department, Municipal Chief Assistant—J. Scott, a.r.i.

Gas.gas.Engineer—F. Bedford, m. inst. B.A., D.A.

E. 2ndstruct^

Assistant — A. Cannell, a,m.i.

Deputy Gas EnSr.—M. M. Paterson e., a.M.R.S.I.

Assist. do. —G. C. R. Franks, 3rd Assistant — R R. Gardiner,

ASSOC. I. GAS. E. L.R.I.B.A., A.M.T.P.I., M.I.STRUCT.E.

Distribution dp. —W. W. Paterson Chief Building

Assist. do. —W. H. Swan

Chief Clerk -Wee Lye Whatt Ephraums, a.m.i.Inspector—F.

struct.e. T.

Chief Draftsman—C. M. S. Nathan

Inspector

Spaces—L. of Playground

A. Rappa and Open

Health Department, Municipal Chief Clerk—R. Seenivasan

Health Officer—P. S. Hunter, m.a,,

M.B., CH.B., D.P.H.

Deputy Officer—W.

M.B., OH.B., Dawson, d.s.o., Municipal Electricity Department

D.P.H., D.T.M.

Assist. Officers—N. A. Canton, m.b., Municipal Office:

d.p.h., b.ch., and W. E. Hutchinson, Electrical Engr.—E. W. P. Fulcher,

M.A., M.D. ai.b.e., a.m.i.e.e.

Bacteriologist—C. C. B. Gihnour, Deputy

Wilson,Electrical

A.M.I.E.E. Engineer—S. S.

M.A., M.B., CH.B. Financial Assist.—T. M. Stevens,

Analyst—R.

B.SC., F.I.C. E. Willgress,: a.r.c.s., A.C.I.S.

Deputy Analyst—J. F. Clark M. Sc., Chief Clerk—Tan Sim Hong, a.c.c.s.

F.I.C., A.R.C.S., D.I.C. Distribution Department

Chief Sanitary

Benjafield, Inspector—H.

m.e.s.t.Inspector—J. Distribution Engineer—F. Horsfall

Deputy Chiefo.b.e.,

Sanitary District Engineer—W.

A.M.I.E.E. A. Phipps,

J. B. McMorine, c.R. (San Inst.)

Market Inspector—M. N. McMahon, •District Engineer—W. C. D. Ball

A.R.S.I. District Engineer—R. A. Waddle,

b.Sc.,'a.m.i.e.e.

Supt., Slaughter Houses -D. Wilson,

M.R.S.I. Assist.

Office Assistant—O. L. Velge Harris and Engr.—E;

Dist. P. C. Sands,Kent, F. H.

a.m.i.e.e.

 SINGAPORE G57

Power Station (St. James) Vehicles Department

PowerStation Supt.—S.R. U rquhart, Registrar—Lt. Col. G. C. Meredith,

A.M.I. MF.CH. E., ASSOC. I.E.E. O.B.E., M.C.

Assist. Station Supt.—A. E. Garden Depy. do.—

Assist. Capt. G. A. Clements

Boiler House Supt.—A. T. Cameron

Maintenance Engr.— A. G. Bourhill Superv.Registrar—Major

& Office Asst.—C. J.W.D’Cotta

Rose

Charge Engineers —A. M. William- Chief Inspector—E.

Machinery G. Staunton

Inspector—P. Wilson

son, T. E. Hodgson,

Hendei’son and C. A.G. Bundy, D.

Richards, Chief Clerk—D. Sundram

M.SC., A.M.I.E.E.

Hiring Department Water Department, Municipal—

Installation Engineer —E,G. Vai^gh- Cable Ad: Watereng

ton Water Engineer—D. J. Murnane,

Eng. Asst —V. de Souza, assoc. M.C., B.E. (Eng.), M.I.C.E.

I.E.E. Deputy Water Engineer- S. Reason

Meter Department Distribution Engineer (Water)—

Meter Superintendent—B. Murcott ,F. G. Hill, B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Assist. do. —S. W. 11. Parker Assistant Water Engineers — G.

A.Macdonald,

Cessford, a.M.I.C.e.

a.m.i.c.e.,and A.S. N.C.

Prevention

Department of Cruelty to Animals, Kelly, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e.

Supt. (Waste Dept.)—J. D. Mair,,

Municipal Yet. Surgeon and Supt.— a.r.s.i.

Jas. T. Forbes, m.r.c.v.s. Supt.

—J.(Woodleigh

B. Best Pumping Station)*

Assist. Municipal Yet. Surgeon—K.

S. Nair, g.b.v.o. Supt., Johbre Works—S. W. Bryden

Chief Inspector—V. T. Bracken Financial and Office Assist.—P. C.

Assist. Inspector—V. D. Hozario Marcus, a.c.a.,

Do. —N. V. Jansen

Singapore Improvement Trust—Muni- N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in New Zealand)

cipal

BoardBuilding; Cable Ad: It rust

of Trustees Financial Agents^—Derrick & Co.,

Ex Officio • Hong Kong Bank Chambers,

Themissibners,

President,S’pore.

Municipal CoVn- Singapore

(chairman)

The Hon.

Hon. The

TheWorks, Treasurer,

Director of S.S.

Public Naina Mohamed & Sons, General Mer-

S.S. chants, Importers, Wholesalers

Exporters andandManu-

TheLands, Hon.S.S.Commissioner of facturers’Agents,

tailers in Provisions, Patent Toilet

Be-

Medicines

The Municipal Health Officer Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Re-

Manager— quisites,

2669; Cableetc.—22,

Ad: SalBattery Road; Teleph.

a mat; Codes: A.B.C.

F.R.I.B.A., L.M.I.STRUCT.E.,

Langdon Williams,

F.S.I., 4th & 5th edns., Bentley’s and Private-

M.T.P.l. • Branches:

Lumpur; 3,26,Jalan

Old Market

Kedein,Square,

Pulau Kuala

Sam-

E.S. C.Q. H.Wong

Chari wood boe;Proprietors—Adam

17, Jalan Kedeih,N.Abdul

Pulau Bukom

J.J. I.A.Dawson

Elias Rahman,

Adam N. Mohd. Ebrahim and Adam

Legal Advisers—Braddell Bros. N. Abdul Salam

Office Assistant—Alex Grunhill Sole Agents

Assists.—James M. Fraser, a.r.i.b.a., Bengal Chemical Bombay

Ltd., Calcutta, & Pharm. Works,.

A.M.T.P.I..

Barbat, A.M.I.STRUCT.E.,

F.E.A.B. Sewell, V. P.

a.m.t.p.i.

and A. G. Church, a.r.i.b.a.

Surveyors—D. Nelson (surveyor in Najmee, G. E., Exchange Brokers—

24, Malacca St.; Teleph. 7969; Cable

charge), S. J. Beattie Ad:

Chief Clerk—Seah Nghee Khay edns. and Al Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th-

Najmee;

058 SINGAPORE

Nan Sin Optical House, Manufacturing Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij,

Opticians—Office: 325, North Bridge 1 N. V. (Netherlands Trading Socie-

Road;

chintra Teleph. 6363; Cable Ad:: Nan- ty>--18, Cecil Street, Medeiros Building;

P. proprietor

S. Dzing, o.D- (Phila), maajaging AmsterdamCable' Ad: Gardona. Head Office:

e 1). A Hebe, manager -

1 P. H. Bonnerman, accountant

C. M. van. Giessen, cashier

Nano Heng & Co., Mdsical

Dealers—]03-105, Selegie Road Instrument ■ : Assistants—G. A. Coppens,C. Storten-

beker, A. F. A. R. Vos do Wael and

P. M. J. Bromberg

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail

(IncorporatedMaatschappij in Holland),Nederland)

(N. V.

IVSanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. • StbOmvaart

(Incorporated in China)—30, Wallich —41, Cable Ad : Suezboot; Codes:, 5801-2;

Robinson Road; Telephs. Scott’s

Street; Teleph.: 2880; Cable Ad :

Nytob; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition, , IQtJi Secondedn.,Phrase A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

Bentley’s and Private (Regular

Lee Joo Poh, attorney

Sung Hok Wing, do. —Batavia,ThSingapore,

ree weekly Passenger Service

Belawan, Sabang,

Colombo, Suez, Port Said. Genoa, Ville-

franene, Southampton

C.P. E.vanH.Burken, and Amsterdam)

manager asst. mgr.

Nanyo Printing

Stationers Office, Cecil

— 162-164, .PrintersStreet;

and BodelBosch

Bienfait,

Teleph. 2680; Cable Ad: Eoguti W. van den

K. Koguti, managing director Miss M. Roe I Miss C. H. Linn

Agents :

. Holland East Asia Line

Nathan, M. & E., Electrical Radio

and Sound Engineers — 25-29, Am- Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

ber Mansions; Teleph. 4856; Cable ducts, Ltd. (Incorporated in Gib-

Ad: Emin raltar), Distributors of the Goods

of Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condens-

National Employers Mutual General ed Milk Co.. Cham & VeVey; Con-

.Milks Sweetened and

Insurance Association, Ltd; (Incor-

porated in Englaud) Official In- Dnsweeteued, Evaporated Milk,

surers to The Automobile Associa- Natural Sterilised Milk, Milk

tion of Malaya, Motor, Fire, Burg- Powd&r, Malted Milk. “Milo” Tonic

lary, "Workmen’s 'Compensation. Food, Quick Oats, Cream, “Lacto-

Every Risk Rated on its Merits— gen,” .Oheese, Chocolate and Cocoa

Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place; P.O.

Box 414; Teleph. 2845; Cable Ad: —129/135, Cecil Street; Telephs.

5495 & 5496; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

Nemgial Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s

N. S. Wise, manager for Malaya H.forC. Shrubsole,

Malaya, (Singapore)manager

Sarawak B. N. Borneo and

National City Bank of New York— S. J. Wilson, manager fbr Singapore

^anks) S. S. Franklin, (Advertising De-

partment)

National Commercial & Savings Bajik R. F. Sawyer, a.l.a.a., accountant

{See Banks), . _ ‘ ,‘ ‘ Assistants—J. H. Abbott, >C. L.

Boumphrey, L. J Brittain, P-

! 'Hatcher, B. McIntosh/Whyte &

National Mutual-Life Association of W, .0. A, McNeioe

Australasia ,Ltd,- • , ,,,,,, x ,!i CYGorai, m^mfger

Possessions ;fqr D, R-, J- Outer

(Singapore) ,

. ( isT d:,iy .M ' B. dc F. Garland, asst.

: Roastead A'Cb., Ltd , Union Builijing C. ooiigA.

Mulpef,neoS—iioIUdo.isidJ

 SiNCAl'ORK Cap

Ne\V Srxaafore

porated in Batavia),-Ice Ltd. (Incor- NbORpiN

Ice Works,Manufacturers Exporters,

'4 OR, F. Mv General Mfrciiiuits,

Importers and Cphuhission

—10, Larut Road; Teleph, 6418; Cable, ■ Agents—15, Cecil Street: Teleph. 7950;

Ad: Petodjo; Code: A.B.C. 5lh;Mri. Cable Ad: Noordin. Agencies ait Bombay,

New ZEAiiANp'Insurance1 Qo., Ltd., The Calcutta, Tuticorin, Madras,Karachi, Rangoon,

Bussra, Colombo,

Bahrein,

(Incorporated in NeR Zealand), Fire, Aden, Port Said, Port Sudan,

Suez, Jaffa, Bangkok, Sourabaya, Alexandria,

Lon-

Marine

Chambers; and Accident— fL' m

Teleph. 5861; P.v),gko' n g Bank

411; don, Kobe, Hongkong and Shanghai

Cable Ad: Newzico ' ' Box!

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Eta., gbheral Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

agents Freight—Harrisons, BarkerChambers,

& G6.,

A. D. Anderson, mgr. Ltd. (Chartered Bank

Nippon Baxyaku Kaisha; EtB. (Iu- Teleph.

agents 5009; Cable Ad: Nordlloyd),

corpofated in Nippon), liRporters &nd Passenger—Lohmann tfe Co.. Ltd: (124,

Exporters of Drugs, Chemicals, Den- Robinson Road; Teleph. 7565’; Cable

tal, Surgical Goods, Toilet

Morinaga’S Chocolates, Biscuits, Sweets,Articles, Ad: Nordpass), agents

Ajinomoto and Provisions Glass Bottles North British & Mercantile Lnsuranci

and

BrandWares, RubberWashington,

Soled Canvas anu :■ Asahi

Shoes Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bn

and Art and Lithograph Printing, tain)—Branch

etc. Raffles Office: Meyer

Place; Teleph. 2518; Chambers,

Cable Ad:

—49-51, North Bridge Roan; Telephs. Norbrit; Code: Bentley’s

7198 and 7241 (Office) & 5624 (Residence);

Cable Ad: Baiyaku. Head Office: Tpkio; R.W. B.S. Henly, manager

Branches: Hoseason,,.assistant ,

Harbin and Osaka,'

HsiiikingDairen Mukden, Associated Companies—

Genjiro Umezawa, manager Railway Passengers Assurance Co.

Ocean Marine insurance'Co., Ld.

Nippon Yusen Katsha (Incorporated in , The Fine Art and General Insce. Co., Ld.

Japan) — Meyer Chambers, 16 Raffles a Insurance Office of Australia, L«l.

Place;

Codes: Telephs.

Bentley’s5841-3; Cable.Ad: Yusen;

2nd edn.

A. Ichihara, manager tq -North China inInsurance

-(IfloorpoTated China underCo;, Ltd.

theMarin-

Com-

General Department panies Ordinances of Hongkong), ■

Y. Hasegawa Fire and Workmen’s Compensation-

Union Building, Oollyer Quay; Telepl

T.Omar

Yoshida 5981; P. O. Box 617; Gable Ad: Mandarin.

Miss D.binWales:.

Abdul Rahman : :C Head

R. H.Office: Shanghai

Whittall, branch mgr.

Export Department A. Yamada C. R. Davidge | G. A. L. Plummer

T. T.Akaeda

Nakajima Tan K. Fukumaru

S.O. Aimoto Tin Seng Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society ,

Akabane Teo Seng Bee Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)

Import Department Mercantile Bank Building; Teleph.

M.K.Kobayashi 2691; Cable Ad: Nufam; Code:

Nakarato | Wee Eng Lock Bentley’s

J. M. Sinclair, Head Office:

residentNorwich

secretary

Ahmad bin AWang Chik

Tan Hocy Seng ] Tan Ghee Ghee

Passage Department Ocean Accident and Guarantee

P. Tsuyumu 1 H. G. A. Davey Corporation, Ltd., The (Incorporat-

S. Iwashima | We Aik Hock ed in Great Britain), General Insurance

Account and Supplies Department Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.

K.F.Nishida Business—Chief Agents for Malaya :

Yamaguchi I Lim Ghuan Hock P. W. F. Mills, Malaya repre-

H. Kawakumi I Lee Choon Keng sentative

Noble, Dr. Joseph W., ifc Co., American Ocean inSteam

atedMansfield Ship Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

England)

Dental

BonhamSurgeons—17, Bonham

Street; Teleph. Building,

6824; Cable Ad: &Collyer

Co., Ld.,Quay)

agents (Ocean

Carbon; Code: Bentley's Building,

 C60 SINGAPORE

Optical House, The, Manufacturing/ P. & O. Banking Corpn. (See Banks)

Dispensing and Refracting Opti-

cians—Eu Court, 65, Stamford Rd. Paramount Film Service, Ltd!.,,

S. ophthalmic

A, Tan, d.a.optometrist

(Pnila), m.h.a.o. (Eng.), (Incorporated in the Straits Settle-

Tan Soo Ann, manager ments),

Pictures—51, Distributors

liobinson ofRoad;Paramount

Telephs.

Mrs. C. Tan, assistant 7206 &'7207; Cable Ad: Paramount;

Oranje Hotel — Stamford Road; Te- Codes: Universal and Bentley’s

J.PaulA. Verdayne,

Groves, managing

leph. 2586; Cable Ad: Oranje managerdirector

Oriental Bill Posting Go., Ltd.,

Advertising Contractors—2, Raffles Paterson, Simons A Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Place; Teleph. 3613; Cable Ad: porated in England), Merchants—Prince

Orbipo

M. L. Marcus, managing director Street,V Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Pater-

son. London Office Paterson, Simons &

Co., Ld.,London House, Crutched Friars,

■Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., and Port Swettenham E.C. 3; and at Penang, Kuala Lumpur

Ltd. (Incorporated in the United King- William Purd Wellwood Ker, mana-

dom)—Offices and Exchange: Telephone ging director and chairman

House,

F. R.V. W.Hill Street; Cable

Board!vian, Ad: Oakenpin

manager (London)

Stainfortli, asst, manager Arthur Patrick Cameron, director

J.I.A.Maclachlan,

Buchannan

Phillip, assist,cable do engineer

exchange

engineer

Eric Wm. Paterson, do. (London)

Frederick Pool Harris, do. do.

F. A. Bickerdike, instal. engineer Thomas Mor!eyShefford,do. do.

A. J. Thursfield, maintenance engr. Frederick Henry Temperley, director

H. L. King, assist, engineer (Singapore)

Ronald Walter McKerrow, director

(Singapore)

Overseas Assurance Corporation, J. B. Myles, C. G. Windle, ;C.

Ltd., The, Fire, Marine,

Compensation and Motor Car Insurance Workmen’s E. Courtenay, C. H. I. Kent, sign

— Head Office: China Building, (Jhulia per pro.

Street; Teleph. 5808; Cable Ad: Centen- F. W. Allen, M. Buchanan,, E.

ary; Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th J. !‘. Burley, C. H. Ker Cooper,

-edn.Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. S. Q. R. Forbes. R. A. Hooper, S. L.

Oggier, P. Egerton-Smith. J. P.

Wong (chairman), Dr. S. C. Yin (de- Turcan and J. H. Willmott

puty chairman), Lira

Tan Chin Tuan, T. W. Ong, Chua Kim Seng,

Poh Shang, Lee Kong Chian, K. C. Pattara, Z., Cigars & Cigarettes Importer,

Eu,

Cheng LeeLock,

ChimLimTuan, Hon Mr. Lim

Tan Coflee and Hats—49, High Street; Cable

Liat Boon and CheeChongGuanPang,.

Chiang Ad: Pattara

J. W. Harries, managing director

Tan

ChoaTongPeck Jim,

-Toon Liang,general

Hean, accident manager

fire manager Paxamo Manufacturing Co., Manufact-

* Gob mgr. urers

Gentingof Lane;Perfumery

Teleph.and3311;

Distillers—

Cable Ad: 40,

Yeo Peng Kiat, compradore Ardjoono

A. R. Holden, proprietor

Overseas Store, General Importers and

Exporters — Victoria Building, ', 55,! Peek A Co., Francis (Incorporated in

Victoria Street; Teleph. 2288 England), General ProduceAgents

Merchants,

PaglarPharmacy'—325, North 'Bridge Rd.1 ■ :E.states Exporters, Insurance

M'ananging Agents—E.'2, Hong-

and

Palatine Insurance Cq.., Ltd. (In- kong 5 and Bank

7 Chambers; Registered

Eastcheap, London E.Office;

C. 3;

corporated in Engl and )a Fire : TrOleph. 638) ; Cable Ad: Fran 1 pekoe (All

and ,A,ccjdeiat—Commercial

Bldgs.; Cable Ad: Palatinadp .Union - ' ) GiBces). BrjUiches: Batavia

'JYBaime,' M.'c), manager ^ Sbiirabaya.

\

 SINGAPORE C61

Penang Biograph Co., Distributors of Powell it Co., Ltd., Auctioneers, Valuers

and Estate

Talkies

Street ; and

Teleph.Equipment^68,

4308; CablePrinsep Teleph.

Ad: A.B.C. 6206; Agents—2, Raffles Place;

Cable Ads: Powell; Code:

Biograph ; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th 5th edn. and Bentley’s

edns.

Ung Chai Tong, mgr.

S. Adakalani Prager, Ltd., M., Importers and

Ung Chong Boon Ma nufacturers’ Representatives—159,

Mohamed Abdullah Cecil St.; Cable Ad: Prager; Code:

B. M. Haniffa Mosse

M. Muttiah Prince Line Ltd. (Incorporated in

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navi- England)—H. K. Bank Chambers

Agents:—Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

gation Co. (Incorporated in England

by Royal Charter)—Office: Col Iyer Quay; Prinsep Dispensary—72, Prinsep Street

Teleph. 5961; Cable

R. V. Harris, agentAd: Peninsula

H. F. Hammond I C. M. Jenkin Printers Limited (Incorporated in S.S.),

P. C. Barnes | O. L. Bugge Printers, Lithographers, Publishers,

Bookbinders and Merchants—Register-

Pennefather, J. P., f.s.i., Chartered Trafalgar ed Office : 9, D’almeida St.; Works :

Surveyor and Appraiser, S.S.:—370-1, St. and Siak St. ; Telephs.

Pasir Panjang Road; Teleph. 81073 3987 (Office) and 5886 (3 lines) (Works.)

W. H. MacGregor, director

Peoples Dispensary—82, Rochore Road R, Burns, do.

T. J. A. Green, mana-ger

Peruvian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) M. J. T. Watson, secretary

W. Gunstone, works manager

Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia (Nee F. W. Peachey, sales manager

Associations) L, Willis, assistant

H. A. Porter, do.

Phoenix Aerated E. Owsiak, do.

Anson Road;

Bentley’s; CableWater

Teleph.

Works—63,

Ad: Phoenix;

3463 Code: W. J. Furneaux, lithographer

N. R. Mistri, manager Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated in England)

Phu Yik

38, Hill Street Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., The

Pichon it Co.. Y., Curry Powder and Fire, (Incorporated in England), Life,

General Merchants—166, Neil Road; Cycle, Marine, Motor Car, Motor

Personal Accident, Burglary

Cable Ad : Yiplehen ; Code : Mar- and Wornmen’s Compensation In

surance —17-18, Mercantile Bank

Pilot Board—(Nee Associations) Bldg.: Teleph. 3314; Cable Ad: Prudasco

L. A. Williams, branch manager

Tliotex T. C. Hamlyn, asst.

atives—Ltd80a,, Manufacturers’

Robinson Road;Represent-

Teleph.

2819; P. O. Box 568; Cable Ad: Pliotex; Queen’s, High Class

Codes Used:

Agents for All Standard Codes

Malaya Prince Street; Teleph.Athletic Goods—3,

7634; Cable Ad:

Celotex and Plibrico Tennis

Poak Chae Dispenary—:83, North Bridge Queensland porated

Insurance,Cp,, Ltd. (Incor-

in Australia), Fire, Marine and

Road Accident—Gresham House, Battery

Portuguese Consulate (Nee Consulates) Road ; Cable Ad : McAlister

McAlister & Co., Ltd., chief

Portuguese Mission and Procure des agents

Missions—(See under Churches) C. E. Gibson, Resident Officer

C62 SINGAPORE

Radio Communication Co., Ltd. (In- Raffles Motor Garage—Raffles Hotel,

corporated in England), Marine Beach Road, Teleph. 5381

Raffles Hotel, Ltd., proprietors

Wireless Telegraph Apparatus—35,

Robinson Road; Teleph. 3707; Cable

Ad: Thulium; Code: Marconi In- Rahamin Penhas, Merchants and Com-

ternational mission Agents—86,

Teleph. 6233; Cable Ad:Robinson Road;

Penhas;Codes:

RADioSER,viCE Co.,lOFMALAti(1934), Ltd., A.B.C. 5th arid 6th edns., Bentley’s,

Sole Agents and Representatives-of Bentley’sTanner’s Second, Lieber’s, Universal

Leading Wireless Manufacturers— Trade, Council, Rudolf Mosse

Singapore Headquarters: Broad- and Supplement, Kaytex Aetfae and

Private

cast House (Station “Z.H.I.”), 2,

Road; Teleph. 7399: Cable Ad: Radserco:Orchard Rahamin Penhas, Abraham Penhas-

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn., Ken- and Isaac Penhas, managers

dells etc. ■

J. Douglas-Newton, a.m.tech.i. (Gt. Raffles Institution (See Educational)

.. Brit.), managing Director

E. C. Yates, technical director

Engineers—J. F. Barraclough, Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.,

Ltd.—Head Office; and

“Empire Chambers,”

R. C. Joyce and E. W. Adams corner of Queen Wharf Streets;-

Singapore Retail & Service Depot— R.O.Secretaries—Chas.Box 277 d, Brisbane

A. Clarke

4, Orchard Road

Engineers—J. Anderson, and V. Local Board of Advice—James-

H. Harris Robertson, J. C. Cobbett and J

Kuala Lumpur Branch - 6-S. Java O. Coldham

Street; Teleph. 33!8S4 Cah^e Ad: Local Secretaries—Derrick

Radserco

T), A- Stephen, E!mgr.Cbinpeff

Engineer^—G. & engineer

and Recreation Clubs (See under Clubs)

V. E. Mitchell Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Grain

Seremban Branch--.’Bfcch

Cable Ad: Radserco Road; Merchants —Amber Mansions, 4, Penang

E. E. Golightly, engineer and fearn; Road; Teleph. 6311; Gable Ad: Red

manager Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Ben-

Ipoh Branch- 41, Station Road; Teleph. tlev’s

W. W. Redfearn

428; Cable Ad: Radserco

■ L. F. Lambert, engineer A manager Redfath Brown '& Co., Ltd. (Glasgow),

Engineers—N. E. Carvill and Structural Steelwork for Buildings etc.

A B. Hill

Penang

TeTeph. Branch — 14,Ad: Beach

722; Cable Street; —Singapore

Bank Chambers;Branch

P.O. Office:

Box 416;Hongkong

Teleph.

R. M. Brown, engineerRadserco

and manager 6098: Cable Ad: Colum

W. E. Mitchell and M. H. Coul-

Malaccaton,Branch—34.

engineers Riverside; Teleph. Reid

gineers and General

365; Cable Ad: Radserco

H. F. Mason, engr. and mgr. Chulia Street; P.O. BoxMerchants

461; Cable—Ad:

28,

G. W. Tarry, engr. Redskin; All Commercial Codes used.

Also at Sarawak

Raffles Bakery and Confectionery— Remington Rand Inc. (Incorporated

Proprietors; Raffles Hotel, Ltd., Bras inBritish U.S.A.), Dealers in:r Remington

Noiseless Typew riters, Port-

Basah Road

able Typewriters, Kardex, Filing k

Raffles Hotel, Ltd. —Registered Offices: Listing Storage Cabinets, Dalton Adding &

French Bank Building; Teleph. 5381; chines, Fire-proof Machines, Accounting Ma-

CableWestern

Ad: Raffles: Safes and Jawi

edn., Union Codes: A.B.C. 5th Teleph. Machines — 24, Battery Roadg

2426; Cable Ad; Reming-

T. Troller, general manager ton. Branches at Kuala Lumpur-

G. Cevenini, asst. mgr.

Evatt & Co., secretaries and Ipoh

 SINGAPORE C63

W. Holley, director for Malaya ' ■ Assistants—A. ’ Brown, .vr. i.mar:B^

P. E. Spark, asst, manager m.i.e.s., J. G. M. Millar, m.i.

K. S. Sherttian, sfecy. & acct. mar.e., Captain J. A. Piepers

S. H. Lim, saleman (N autical Adviser-), D: Scott,

A. G. R. Naii-, do. a.m.i.n.a. (Naval Architect), D.

M. A. Achan, do. Morrison (Naval Architect), K.

G.' Yule (Naval Architect), J.

Rennie & Co., J. S. M., Incorporated Pedroza (Cargo Surveyor), H.

Accountants : Chartered Secretaries T. Rigden (Cargo Surveyor) and

Rubber Estate Agents—Cecil House,: R. W. Booth (Cargo Surveyor)

9, De Souza Street K. L. Wong, cashier & book-keeper

Rennie, Lowick

countants—Hongkong Bank Chambers; to.:

Cable Ad: Renlowick; Codes: Bentley’s The,British Corpn. Register of Ship-

and A. B.C. 5th and 6th edns. ping and Aircraft ;

Baldwyn Lowick, a.c.a., Bureau VeritasLloyd

Registry of Shipping

R. W. S. Drummond, C.A.,partner

do. Germanischer

“ Registro Italiano ”

D. Phillip, c.a., do. Teikoku KaijiMarine

Kyokai (The Imperial

J. F. L. Cowin, a.c.a., asst. Japanese Corpn.)

J. H. Beeton, c.a., do Det Norske Veritas

D. Stark, c.a., do. Wikborgs Assuranceselskab

L. C. Anderson, c.a., do. Assuranceforeningen Skuld

Residental Estates Ltd. (Incorporat- • Skibsassuranceforeningen

Sjoassurandorenes Vidar 1

Centralforening

ed in the S. S.), Property Develop- Bergens Assuran.ceforening

ment, etc.—Registered Office: Ful-

lerton Building; Estate Office: Robinson & (Jo,, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Caldecott Hill, 4 Milestone,, Thom- Straits Settlements), General and

son Road; Telenh. 7-212 Athletic Outfitters, Drapers, Dress-

makers, TailorsWineand Complete House

Reuben Bros., Ltd., Share and General Furnishers, and Provision.

Brokers—7-a, De Souza St.; Teleph. Merchants Place; and

& General Caterers—Raffles

at Java .Street, Kuala Lum-

257

5thR.;&N.Cable

6thReuben,Ad:andHayoo;

edns. CodesCode

Bentleys : A.B.C. pur. London:. Balf<)ur House, Finsbury

director , Pavement, E.C, 2. Cable fids: Robinson,

C.M. N.N. Reuben, Singapore; Robco, Kuala Lumpur

Reuben, do.

do. Di reptors—R. Pag^W. H- Ma^Gregpr,

W. A. Fell and L. C Hutchings

Reuter’s, Ltd., Reuter’s Commercial Ser- L. C. IJutchihgs, geri. mgr.

vice (Incorporated in Epgland}— E. B. Owen, assist, manager

Eastern Extension Bldg., 35, Robin- V. C. V. Cox, chief acct.

son Road; Teleph. 5357; Cable Ad: F. A. Hare, branch mgr.

Reutsinga . II. Vernon, branch acot.

F. Reynold -Tones, manager : Robinson 1

See Gim Hock, chief clerk porated

ment inPiano

and S.S.),Co.Piano,

Radio

(S-^-),Musical

importers,

Ltd. Instru-

(Incor-

Repairers

Ritchie & Bisset, Consulting Engineers,

Marine Surveyors, and Naval Architects and Tuners;

—F-l, Union Building; Telephone tlements forSole AgentsGrafonblas

Columbia in StraRs Set-

and

7165: P.O. Box 481; Cable Ad: Records, Marconi HOus.o,

etc.—Winchester Radio Collyer receii-ing

1 spts,

Qttay;

Ritchie; Codes: A. B.C. 5th edn.. Cable Ad : Pianomaker

Bentley’s, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase, and W. A.'Strevens, managing director

Western Union Leo Dye, manager (Penang)

F. m.i.mar.e.,

G,- Ritchie, m.i.>me<3h.e.,

partner m.i.n.a.,

; S;,A. Rodyk & Davidson, Raffles.

Advocates, Place;Solicitors

e., Anderson,,$r,i.N-A-,

m.i.mar.e,, partner a.m.lmecii. and Notaries^,.

Ad:(‘harlcsjV.

Rodyk, Singapore Cable

T. W. G. Knowles, a,m.i.mech,e., Miles, B. , A -. , solioitor,partner

r

partner J, C. Cobbett, lid - do^ '7 do.

C64 SINGAPORE

Roe & Co., R E., Manufacturers’ Re- Marine Agents

presentatives' and Commission Singapore, KualaLumpnr and Penang,

Agents — 8', Bonham Building; —Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.

Teleph. 2457; Cable Ad : Romal Penang—Wm. Jacks & Co. (Mala-

R. E. Roe, managing proprietor ya), Ltd.

Fire and Motor Car Agents

Roneo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Penang—Clung Keng Lee

Modern Office Equipment—3, Malacca Kuala Lumpur—Watts & Co., Ltd.

Street; Teleph. 6275; Cable Ad: Roneo; Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Penang Branch: 22, Beach Street; Bentley’s. ated in Great Britain)

Teleph. 551. Kuala Lumpur Branch: Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents

Java Street; Teleph. 2624. Ipoh Branch: J. A. Dean, resident secretary

110-112, Belfied Street; Teleph. 116.

Head Office:

London, W.C. 17, Southampton Row, Rubber Estates and Other Plantations,,

A. V; Goodale, manager etc.—(^ee: Rubber Estate Section) b

Sacred Heart Church—fSee Churches)

Royal R. A.AirF.Force—Seletar

Chaplain—Rev. A, S. Giles, Saiboo Marican & Co. K., Dubashes)

B.A. Shipchandlers and Stevedores — 2b,

Raffles Quay;Codes:

Teleph. 7645;5thCable Ap:

Royal Advertising Bill Posting Co., Saibodubas; Bentley’s

A.B.C. edn. and?

Ltd.,

PostingThe,and Advertising

Painting Specialists, Bill

Contractors—

1, Crane Road, Singapore: Cable Sakura Hotel —

Ad : Klassroyal Sandilands, Buttery k Co., Cable.

Merchants—

F. V. Klass, manager 74, Robinson Road; Ad:

Sandilands

Royal Asiatic Society (See Associations) A. F. Goodrich, partner (London)

G. R. K. Mugliston, do. do.

Royal Diuid Industries, The, Man- I t. R,C. Bennett,

J. Street, do. do.

do. (Penang)

ufacturers of Toilet and Medicinal A.K. C.P. Smith, signs per

Soaps, Painbalm, Hair-oil, Cold Deighton, do. pro.

and Vanishing Creams, Toilet and L. S. Day, do.

Pharmaceutical Specialities — 1,

Crane Road, Singapore; Cable Ad: Satake & Co., T., Importers, Export-

Klassdrug; Codes: A. B. C. 5th ers and General Merchants—18/18-2,.

edn., Bentley’s, Universal, Acme Prinsep Street; Teleph. 6874; Cable

and Private Ad: Satake

T. Satake, managing proprietor

Royal Exchange Assurance (Incor- S. Matsuda, accountant

porated by Royal Charter a.d. 1720), T. Suhara, assistant

Fire, Marine. Motor Car, Life, S. Kishi, do.

Workmen’s Compensation, Fidelity, A. Sujak, general clerk

Guarantee and Administration Bonds—

Chief Office for the Eastern Archipelago: Saunders & Macphail, Exchange Brokers-

6,2599;Chartered

Cable Bank Foxhound;

Chambers; Teleph. —Mercantile Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Bentley’s and Ad:

A.B.C. 5th edn. Codes: 2972 ; Cable Ad : Dashwood. Regis-

Head tered Office: Bangkok Times Press

Office: Royal Exchange, London

A. Gordon Lee, resident manager Ltd.

J. Purrier, assistant O. P. Griffith-Jones, partner

C. Hewetson, do.

General Agents T. V. N. Anderson, asst.

Singapore—A. Cluet & Co., Ltd. Sayers, M., Merchant and Commission

Kuala Lumpur—J. A. Russell & Co., Agent—25, Malacca St.; Cable Ad:

Ltd. and Sungei Patani—G. W. Sayers; Codes: Bentley’s, WesternLrnion

Ipoh,

Wilson k Co., Ld. and Acme

 SINGAPORE C65

Senda & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Exporters—39, The Arcade; Teleph.

3719; Cable Ad: Senda

Shee-fu-na M. Senda, director

Sohiffner & Co., Importers and Ex-

porters and Commission Agents— Shelley-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates

and Solicitors—19/20, Chartered

189, Cecil Street; Telep-h. 7342; Bank

Cable Ad: Schiffner; Codes: Bent- gapore),Chambers; and at 82,Telephs. 6026 (Sin-

Jalau Soga Batu

ley’s Rudolf Mosse, Universal Trade Pahat; Teleph. 127; Cable Ad: Shelley-

and A.B.C. 5th edn. Thompson- Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

O. Schiffner, mgr. Bentley’s Complete Phrase

H. F. Klein, asst, mgr. W.at-law

E. Demuth, m a. (Oxon.), barrister-

H. ituppin

Chong Thutt Pitt, solicitor (Lon-

Schupf Brothers, Wholesale Diamond don)

&Teleph.

Bullion2770;

Merchants—10,

Cable Jalan

Ad: Pisang.

Sohamos; Shorthand

Offices at Antwerp, Amsterdam, Johan- Educational) Correspondence School {See

nesburg, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and

Batavia

Siamese Consulate {See Consulates)

Scotia ImportFinlayson

porters—2, Co., The,Green;

GeneralTeleph.

Im-

7602; Cable Ad: Scotiaoil; Codes: A.B.C. Sime, Darby k Co., Ltd. Plantation,

Rubber Estate and Export

Tin MineandAgents and

5th and Bentley’s Valuers, Import, Produce

F. J. L. Mayger, manager Merchants and Shipping and Insurance

Miss O'. Klassen, steno. Agents—

RegisteredHead Office:Office: 5, MalaccaMalacca;

4, Fort.Road, Street;

Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., Teh.—2, Cable Ad: Simit; Codes:

bard, Rentier’s, Bentley’s 2nd PhraseAcme, Lom-

Finlayson

Ad: Green;

Scotiaoil; Teleph.

Codes: 7602;5thCable

A.B.C. and arid others. Branches: Malacca, Penang,

Bentley’s Kuala

and Lumpur,

Kuching DarbyJpoh. Seremban,

(Sarawak). Muar

F. J. L. Mayger. manager

Miss O. Klassen, steno. Agents—Shaw k Co., Ld.,London

Royal

Mail House, Leadenhall St., E. C. 3

Distributors of the Products of Directors—H. S. Russell (chair-

The Burmah Oil Co., Ld., Rangoon man), .Major W. M. Sime, o.b.e.,

The “ Lauritzen ” Brick Boiler J. M. Sime, Le*e Chim Tuan, A.

Water Purifier M. Sellar, Tan Cheng Lock,

O.b.e. , F. M. Edmonds, D. An-

derson and E. C. Martin, m.c.

Sea. View Hotel, Ltd. — Tanjong C. G. OsborVie, acct. & secretary

Katong: Teleph. 5566 (3 lines); Cable Rubber and Produce: Department

Ad: Sea view; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Bentley’s K. B. Grautoff

Proprietors—Sea View Hotel, Ltd. Insurance Department

Messrs. Rennie Lowiok & Co., G. E. Black

secretaries

Directors—R. M. Meyer, D. M. Import Department

W. H. Findlay

David and B. Lowick G.S. T.G. Rees

Lewis

H.O. Waser, general manager

S. J. Rand

Season Co., Ltd., Pianoforte and Musical Building Materials k Engineering Dept.

Instrument

Road; Teleph.Dealers—115, North Bridge G.G. W.

Code: Bentley’s

6761; Cable Ad: Seasonco; R. L.Piercy

Moger |I G.H. P.G. Wilson

G. Riches

J. Y. W. Seek, director T. Carter | H. A. Murray

Chang Chee Ngan, do. Union Oil and Asphalt Dept.

Ling Pat Swee, assistant K. B. Grautoff

C3



Simoda & Co., B. S., Importers & Ex- Singapore Chamber ok Commerce Rub-

porters—88, Robinson Road • Teleph. ber Association—(See Associations)

2008; Cable Ad: Simoda; Codes:

A.B.C. 6th edn., Oriental and

Bentley’s Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

N. Shimoda, proprietor merce—(See Associations)

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Engineers and Contractors—Mae- Cold Storage Proprietors, Ice

pherson Road: P. O. Box 533; Manufacturers and General Mer-

Cable Ad: Simplexco; Code: Bentley’s. chants—Registered

London

Westminster, 137, Victoria Street, Borneo Wharf; Office

Office:S.W.l. and Stores:

Teleph. 5241 (5

lines); Cable Ad: Storage; Codes:

J. K. Lancaster, a.m.i. struct, e., dir. A.B.C.

F. H. Blake, b.sc. (Eng.), a.m. 5th edn., Western Union,

inst. c.K., chartered c.e., mgr. Bentley’s First and Second and

Teo Kim Watt, secretary Private. Retail Depots: ’76, 178,

180, 182 and 184, Orchard Road;

SinSteam-Sawmillers—46,

Chye Hin, TimberPadang Merchants and ing(See telegraphic address under head-

Jeringau Retail Depot) also at 368-270,

off Kallang Road; Teleph. 7479. Head bour; Blangah

Teluk Road, Keppel Har-

Office:

Tan Chop Hin. 416, Beach Road Selegie Grange

Chian,Chyeproprietor

Road Market; 231,

Road; and 113, East Coast

Lim Kie Lam, mgr. Road, Katong. Branches and De-

Tan Beng Kee, asst. mgr. pots : Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh,

Malacca, Kota Bharu (Kelantan),

Kuantan, Klang, Seremban, Teluk

Anson, Taiping, Bagan Luar and

B M Sungei Patani. Selling Agencies:

Johore Bharu, Muar, Segamat,

SinLeading

ChewDaily Jit News

Poh, inLtd., Chinese Kuala Lipis, Kuala Kubu, Kampar

Malaya—128. and Kuala Kangsar; also at Medan

Robinson Road; Teleph. 3283 (Office), (Deli), Bangkok (Siam), Kuching

and 6161 (Manager’s Residence); Cable (Sarawak), Sandakan (British North

Ad:AwBoon

StarnewsHaw, director Borneo), Saigon (Indo-China), etc.

Hoi Cheong Yeow, general mgr. Directors—C. R. Cherry (chairman),

W. H. Macgregor, J. A. Clarke,

Sincere Dispensary, Ltd.— 59, Hill Street. a.c.a. and Hon. Mr. James Ro-

Branch: 11, Chulia Street, Wholesale bertson

and Retail Chemists and Druggists; G. A. Potts, general manager

Cable Ad: Sincere, Singapore. Importers R. F. Palmer, secretary

and Exporters of Drugs, Chemicalof H. C. Allen, a.c.a., accountant

Surgical Appliances and Patents E. F. Monk, o.b.e. (General Im-

Famous Manufacturers ports Depot.)

T. McLachlan (Frozen Produce

Singapore Agency, The, Expert Sell- Depot.)

ing Agents—1, River Valley Road; J. R. McDougall (Ice Dept.)

Teleph. 2501; Cable Ad : Parubsing A. Law, asst.

J. F. J. Ess, partner W. F. Fincher

Tan Slew Kian, do. J. E. D. Graham

Singapore Automobile Club (See Clubs) J. McKinlay

Engineering Dept.

Singapore Cricket Club—(See Clubs) J. J. C. Innes, supt.

Singapore Bar Committee (See Associa- W. Sharpe

tions) Stores Dept.

A. Ferguson, chief storeman

Singapore Chamber of Commerce (See (House Teleph. 4296)

Associations) B. Brunner

 SINGAPORE C67"

Milk & Ice Cream Dept. Foggitt Jones Pty. Ltd., Brisbane

J. Weir —“Eclipse” Hams and Tinned

Harbour Representative — E. H Provisions

Coleman (House Teleph. 7977) Harrods Ltd., London, S. W. 1--

Stenographers — Miss F. Pullen

and Mrs. B. F. Santos ■ . (Confectionery, Christmas Gift-

Boxes etc.

Royal Bakery—Keppel Road; Tele- Holdenson & Nielson Fresh Food

phone 4946 Pty. Ltd., Melbourne—“Iceberg”

J. S. Hamilton, master baker Butter

Straits J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd., Brisbane—

Teleph.Ice7911Factory — Merbau Road; “Pineapple” Hams & Bacon

Wm.i.mak.e.,

T. Hamlyn, A. M. I. M E c H. E., James Keiller &; Sons Ltd., 20,

engineer Soho Square, London, W.l—

Fruit Store Room—Merbau Road; Dundee Marmalade, Jams, “At-

Teleph. 3429 las” Nogatoffee Caramels, Gen-

Retail Establishment— Orchard Road; eral Provisions

Teleph. 5378 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Kraft Walker Cheese Co. Pty.

Cold Ltd., Melbourne—“Kraft” Cheese

W. Y. Semple, branch manager and General Provisions

A. K. Smith, assistant Harrods Ltd., Knightsbridge, Lon-

G. Holt, shop assist. don, S. W. 1—Confectionery, etc.

E. F. Horsup, do. Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd., London—

Keppel Harbour Depot—Teleph. 3380 “Maypole” Margarine

C. Booth, shop asst. N.Assn.,

Z. Co-Opt. Honey Producers

Ltd., Auckland, N. Z.—

Kuala Lumpur “Imperial Bee” Honey

F. Dettmar, branch manager S.

W. Bridges, shop assist. Doncaster—Toffee & Sweets Ltd.,.

Parkinson (Doncaster)

Ipoh, Perak Paterson V Co., Ltd., Perth, W. A.—

•T. Kerr Hill, c.A., branch manager Fresh Fruit and Vegetables

D. C. Morgan, shop asst. Wm. H. Price Ltd., Sydney—Fresh

Penans Fruit and Vegetables

R. N. Elliot, branch mgr. TheSociety

Producers

Ltd., Co-Opt. Distributing

Sydney—Fresh Fruit

E. A. Schiess, assistant and Vegetables

H. W. Cornell, shop asst. Queensland

Malacca and Seremban—J. Hudson

Kuantan—E. W. U’Ren Brisbane—Frozen Meat and Ltd.,

Meat Export Co,, Can-

ned Goods

Kelantan—R. de Bondy Quinnette Products Ltd.,

Surrey—Fruit Drinks, etc. Farnham,.

Agencies Silbert, Sharp & Fruit Bishop Ltd.,

Ainslie Heilbron (Distillers)

64, Waterloo St., Glasgow, C.2 Ltd-, Adelaide—Fresh and Vege-

“ King William IV” Scotch Whisky tables

Amalgamated DairiesButter,

Ltd., Auckland, Sydney Meat Preserving

Sydney — Canned Meats and Co., Ltd.,.

N. Z.—“Anchor” “Acorn” Tongues

Evaporated Milk and “Anchor” Taikoo Sugar RefiningSugarCo., Ltd.,

Full Cream Milk Powder Hongkong—Packed

Arnotts Ltd., Homebush,

Biscuits and Cakes N. S. W.— Wm. Teacher & S,on Ltd., Glasgow—

“Highland Cream” Whisky

British Brands Ltd., London, W. Van den Bergs Ltd., London—“Blue-

C. 1—“Wye Valley” Canned band” Margarine

Fruit and Vegetables Westerlian Farmers Ltd., Free-

Edward & John Burke Ltd., mantle, W. A.—Fresh Fruit and

Liverpool — Bottlers of “Cat’’ Vegetables

brand Guinness and “Lawsons” 'Whiteway Cyder Co., Ltd., Henry

Whisky London—Devonshire Cyder

Daw Sen & Co., (Condiments) 29, Williamson & Co., Ltd., London,,

South Road, Entaily, Calcutta— E.C. 3—Smoked and Fresh Eng-

Indian Condiments lish and Scottish Fish

C68 SINGAPORE

Singapore Fertilizer Co., Fertilizer and Singapore Marine Insurance Asso-

Insecticide Manufacturers—P.O. Box 77 ciation—(Nee Associations)

A. E. Beavis. proprietor

Singapore Free Press, Ltd., A Daily Singapore Exporters—315, Motors,317Motorand Importers

319, Orchardand

Morning

Cable Ad:Newspaper—146,

A Ivertiser Cecil Street; motorsRoad; Teleph. 3128; Cable Ad: Sing-

W. Smith, manager

David S. Waite, editor

Staff— Singapore Photo Co.,ofWholesale Import-

C. H. Stanley Jones ers and Exporters all Photographic

I.F. Palmer I M. Bolter goods—39, High Street; Teleph. 6389

Martinus |. A. C. Growder Cable Ad: Sarastudio

Singapore General Stores, General Singapore Pilot Association - (See

Provision Merchants and Commis-

sion Agents, Importers & Exporters Associations)

and Estate Suppliers—Seragoon

Road: Teleph. 3SR6; Cable Ad: Singapore Polo Club—(See Clubs)

Serene; Codes; Bentley’s, Private

and Acme Singapore Recreation Club —' (See

Singapore Harbour Board—Head Office: Club)

Tanjornr Pagar, Town Office: Telok

Ayer Reclamation. Gate No. 2;Cable Ad: Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltp.—Bufeit

Tanjong; Codes:'Govt., Steven’s Eng- Timah Road

ineering, A. B.C. 5th edn. and Bentlev’s

Members—Sir George W. A. Trim-

mer (chairman), H. K. Rodgers Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.,

(local chairman), E. C. H. Manufacturers of all Kinds of Rub-

Charlwood, C. R. Cherry, F. S.

Gibson, m.c., H. F. Hammond, ber Goods—Head Office and Works:

Lim Kian Beng, Hon. Mr. A S. 451, Office:

Pasir Panjang Road. Town

14, CollyerEastQuay.

Small, c.m.g., m.o.s., Hon. Mr. the Netherlands

E. N. C. Woollerton Indies:Agents

Jacobsenfor

van den Berg & Co. Agencies:

India, Shanghai, Siam and F. M. S.; British.

Executive—-

Sir George W. A. Trimmer, Kt. Telephs. 6320Codes:

and 81062; CableSecond

Ad:

Bach., M. INST.C.E., M.I.MECH.E., Isonandra; 5thBentley’s

m.inst.-t., general manager and Phrase and A.B.C.

C. .1Huisken,

and 6th editions

generalaccountant

manager

chief engineer . M. van Essen,

H. K. Rodgers, a.m.inst.c.e.. a.m. W.

i.n.a., m.n.e. c. inst. , assistant J.J. J.J.v.Pauw,

d. Leeuw, sales mgr.

correspondent

Mulder, office assistant

general manager J. H. Bresser, do.

Secretariat— H. M. G. Lauwers, do.

J. R. Wiggs, a.c.a., secretary and L. &Cresson, a.m.i.manager

ch.e., a.i.r.i. (tech

treasurer sc.), factory

J. Tryner, chief accountant Tj. Schuringa, engineer

Wharf Dept.— Works

Middendorp, Supts. —J. G.M. deTerlien,

Graaf,H. A.F.

W. E. Russell, a.m.inst., manager Bleeker and F. E. Winters

Dockyard Dept.—

R. Bald, manager Singapore Sailors’ Institute (See Asso-

Electrical Dept.—

F. H. Robinson, a.m i.e.e., a.m.i. ciations)

mech.e. , chief electrical engineer

Estate & Civil Engineering Dept.— Singapore Sinhalese Association (See

F. G. Ridout, m.i. struct, e. (on leave) Associations)

 SINGAPORE C69

Singapore Slipway and Engineering Singapore Turf Club—(Nee Clubs)

Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers

and Engineers—Works:

Registered Office: TanjongTanjong Rhu; Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association

Pagar; Cable

Ad:E. Slipway (See Associations) . i

J.G.Tryner,

James, secretary

works manager

& accountant Singer Bank Sewing Chambers;Machine

Teleph.Co.—Chartered

72f>7; Cable

Yeo Siew Chuan, chief clerk Ad: Singer

Singapore Society of Architects— O.J.O.Armstrong

Bill, managerI L. H. Cassam. .

(See Associations)

“Singapore Soda” Fraser & Neave,

Ltd., Aerated Water Manufacturers—

Registered

Branch factory Office:at4-10, Trafalgar

Medan, St. Siong Lim Saw Mill Co., Sawmillers,

Sumatra.

Depots at Tebing Tinggi and Tandjong Timber Building Merchants,

Owners andTougkang.CVneral Con- and

Balei, Sumatra tractors—Head Office: 2 and 3, Syed

J.H. N.L. Becker, manager

Vincent, secretary Alwi Road; Teleph. (1832; Cable Ad:

R. A. Cessford, manager in Sumatra Meranti;

Bentley Codes: A.B.C. '5th epin. and

Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd.— 18, Chew Kee Tu\\, general manager

Alexandra Cho

OhingYokKimHean, Huat,.mgr. (building dept.)

Ad: LaundryRoad; P. O. Box 279; Cable Lim Soon Bee,

do. (shipping

manager

do-.)

Singapore Swimming Club (See Clubs) Tan Keug Seng, sub-jinaiiager.

Singapore Traction Ch:, Ltd. (In- Sisson Notaries& Delay,

Collyer Quay; PublicAdvocates,

— Union

Telephs.

Solicitors

Building,

5011-2; Cable

«fc

Ad:

corporated

Bus Shed andin Offices:

the United Kingdom)—

MacKenzie Road; Delay;

Telephs. Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

Traction; 5408 Code:(2-lines);

Bentley’s.CableLondon

Ad : and Broomhall’s

Partners—

Office:

London, Basildon House, 7-11,

E.C. 2manager (Singapore)Moorgate, Howell DawsonBattishill

Mundell

G. Marshall, Philip Henry

W. Shedden, deputy manager Kenneth Alfred Seth

(Singapope) John Kendall Gale

G. G. Wilson, accountant Philip Francis Kinsey-

A. M. Colquhoun, deputy*;acct, Tan ' Hebh1 Sidfigf*71

J. Ryder, line dept. London Agenfs

A-*S- Henderson, do.

R. Bateman, do. Whites & Co., 28, Budge Row,

H. Proud & A-R. Cameron, rolling Cannon Street, E.0.4

stock dept.

W. Milroy, traffic supt. SloPer & Smith, Drs., Medical Practi-

J. G. Malcolm, L. Pattfson,,1. tioners—The

Barbour, D.J. Maclnnes, Road; Teleph.

Medical Hall, 3, Battery

6242 m.r.c.p.

McNeish, E. L Williams and A. J.Hugh

S. Sloper,

Smith,m.d.,m.b., ch.b.

I. Piper, traffic inspectors

Lau Yan Sic, storekeeper Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H. (Penang and and

T.A. T.Pang,

Simper, ticket dept. dept.

correspondence Singapore),

Shipping & InsuranceGeneral Agents—2,

Merchants Weld

Seah Peng Whye, compradore Quay, Penang, and 3 and 5, Robinson

-Singapore Road.Netbeneo,

Singapore; Cable Ad:Codes:

Slot, Penang

chants andTrading CommissionCo., General

Agents —Mer-19, and

5th and 6th

Singapore;

edns., Bentley’s,

A.B.G.

Kendall’s,

Robinson Road

Lim Boon Seng, partner Western Union, Universal Trade and

Quake Chip Yeow, assist. Oriental 5-letters

Lim Kbon Joo, do. J.E. J.P. Bennett,

Martin, director

do.

iC70 SINGAPORE

SOCIUTA COMMISSIONAKIA DI ESPORTAZIONB St. Andrew’s Cathedral {See Churches)

emission

oi Importazione, Merchants

Agents—I75-A-179, CecilandStreet;

Com-

CableM.Ad: Exporter St. Andrew’s School — (Nee Educa-

tional)

H.Y.J.M.D’Cruz,

Van Koesveld,

H. Baan, G.

assts. G.manager

Netto and A.

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Assoc.)

Society of St. Vincent de Paul—(Nee St. Anthony’s School—(Nee Educa-

Association) tional)

Soon

MillTeck and& MineCo., Shipchandlers, Estate,

Suppliers, Suppliers

of General Engineering Goods—127, St. Joseph’s Institution {See Churches)

Market Street Sr. Mary’s Home—(Nee Educational}

South

FinlaysonBritish Insurance

Green; Co, (2Ltd.—2,

Teleph. 5926 lines); St. Peter’s & St. Paul’s Church —

Cable Ad: British; Codes: A.B.C.

6th edns., Bentley’s I. and M. London 5th and (Nee Churches)

Office: 10/11, Lime Street, E. C. 3 Standard-Vacuum

W.F.J.S.Dexter, manager

Cable, assistant Union Bldg., 3rd Oil & 5thCompany

floors; Te-—

R. R. Coombs, do. leph. 5027; Cable Ads: Standvac

and Vacuum

Spanish Consulate—(N?e Consulates) A. W. Bourne, Jr. mgr. (on leave)

F. X. Lee, acting manager

Spicers (Export;, Ltd., Paper Staff

Makers, Manufacturing Stationers, C, K. McClelland

Printers’ Machinery and Sundries F. S. Sole

Suppliers — P.O. Box 572. Head J. Robertson

Office:

London, E.19, C. 4.New Bridge

Colonial Street,

and Foreign L. B. Howey

Branches: Melbourne, Adelaide, Fre- H. C. Reed

mantle, Sydney,Durban,

Wellington B. Fox

Johannesburg, Cape (N.Z.),

Town, F. K. Paget

L. C. Dennis

Toronto, Buenos Aires, etc.; Teleph. C. J. Stellingwerff

4761; P.O. Box 572; Cable Ad: R. L. Mills

Spicers W. H. Heytman

V. C. Teasdale, Eastern repre- H. H. Heytman

sentative and attorney J. J. Robertson, supt., Pula

“Sportsman,” The (Established 1927), Sebarok

Malaya’s Premier Sports Monthly. Also L. D. Harris, asst, supt., Pulo

Publishers of “Sportsman” Year Book Sebarok

and Who’s WhoBoxing,

in Malayan in Sport;

andWho’s Who

associated

publications—Head Office: 46, Orchard Stanley & Co. (Incorporated in India),

Road; Teleph. 7691; Cable Ad: Ander- Manufacturers

sonco

of Sports Material—107,

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 3725; Cable

E. Anderson, managing proprietor & Bentley’s Ad: Katyal; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

editor

T. Hope, asst, editor Stanton, Nelson

and &Brokers

Co., Ltd.,

— 4, General

E.P. Anderson,

B. Alexander, advertising manager

asst, advtg. mgr. Merchants

Quay; Telephs. 5874-5-6; Cable

Collyer

Ad:

Chan Khin Onn, office

T. N. Seng, circulation mgr. mgr. Stanelco; Codes: Broomhall’s A.B.C. and

Wee Bit Chay, staff photographer Bentley’s

R. S. Nelson, managing director

Spot Radio Limited, Radio and Electri- E. Gregory-Jones, do.

cal Importers and Contractors — 58, A. Chamier

Orchard Road; Cable Ad: Spotradio T. L. Palmer

Soon Siong Poh, manager K. N. Narayana Iyer

 SINGAPORE C71

Starr, Fred., Manufacturers’ Represen- Straits Stamp Exchange, Medium for

tative — Office and Showrooms: Philatelist Sales Circuit and Month-

Eastern Extension Building, 35, ly Magazine, Members World-Wide

Robinson Road; Teleph. 6567; —P.O. Box 503, Singapore

G. P. O. Box 55j!; Cable Ad: Luminous E. R. A. Fernando, j.p.s., mgr.

Stephen Bros., Translators and Interpre- Straits

ters, Authentic Translators for Govern- Associations) Settlements Association (See

ment, Municipality, Sanitary Board

and firms

Translations in Malaya and S.S.,

of Laws, documents etc.

and Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. :Kapal;

Ocean

books. Built lings. Collyer Quay;CableAd

English, Translations

French, Dutch,fromPortuguese,

or into Codes: A.B.C.. Al, and Bentley’s

Directors—Hon. Mr. W. A. Fell,

Burmese, Siamese,Malay,

Arabic, Bengali, Hindustani, Tan Soo Bin, F. S. Gibson, Sir

Telugu Javanese, Chinese,

and Malayalam—1000, Tamil,

Flower John Bagnall, R. F. W. Leon-

ard and Gaw

Road; P.O. Box567; Cable Ad: Interprete W. F. Brodie, c.a., Khek. Khiam

secretary

Stephens, Paul & Co., Merchants — P. S. A. Georgeson, supt. engineer

Commercial Union Bldg., Cable Ad: L. Watson,

Froggatt,asst.H. supt.

B. Knox

Aratboon

H. S. Arathoon, sole partner engrs.and J. B.

; Capt. Baddgljey, marine .supt.

Sternberg & Co., Mine and Estate Straits Times Press. Ltd., The—Re-

Brokers—80a, Robinson Road; Te- gistered Offices: French Bank Buildings,

leph. 2819; P.O. Box 568; Cable Ad: Raffles Place

Sternberg; Codes Used: All Stan- Directors—J.

dard Codes gregor and H.A. B.Clarke, W. H. Mac-

Mundell

Max Sternberg, proprietor Evatt ifc Co. secretaries

Straits Javain Trading Co., N.V. (In- “ Straits Times,”CecilDaily Newspaper (After-

corporated

Exporters, Batavia),and

Shipping Importers and noon)—140,

Insurance Street

Street and 44, Stanley

Agents — for

P.O.Import-Export

Box 600; Cable Theproprietors.

Straits Times Press, Ltd.,

Straitjava Dept.;Ad:A- G. W. Seabridge,

Hapag

edn., for Shipping; Codes: A.B.C. 6th W.Smith, general editor

manager

W. Acme, Bentley’s,manager

A. L. Schaub, Mosse and Private A. C. Simmons, production mgr.

F. Akkermans

H. H. Cartstens Straits Trading Co., Building;

and Refiners—Ocean Ltd., TinCable

Smelters

Ad:

G. von Daggenhansen Sword

P. N. Erichsen

A. Fischer

A. Heitmann Straits Typewriter Agency (Es-

H. H. Kueper tablished 1914), Typewriter Repair-

A. V, Lorenz-Meye‘r ers, Dealers in Typewriters, Office

W. Maul Stationery, General Merchants and

J. P. Michels Commission Agents—14a, Change

Factory Representatives: Alley; Telephs. 7770, 7532, 7534 and

R. Hoffmann 7536; F.M.S. Tel. Ad: Straits Type-

Dr. A. Peters writer; Cable Ad: Repairtype;

Dr. W. Schmidt Codes: Bentley’s and Private

Lim Teck Swee, manager

Agents for: Teh Chyo Hock, ,mng. partner

Hamburg-Amerika Linie

I. G. Farbenindustrie, a.g., Indigo- Strickland & Co., Stock and Share

Aniline Dyes - Chemicals - Pharma- Brokers, Manufacturers’ Agents and

Ceuticals-Photographic Materials Estate Dealers—56, The Arcade; Teleph.

'Straits Racing Association (See Associa- and 6263:Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Strik; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

tions) G. F. Strickland, proprietor

 SINGAPORE

Sun(Incorporated

Life Assurance Co. of Canada T. M. A. Music House, Importers &

in Canada 1865)—Chief Wholesalers of Musical Instru-

Office Bank

kong for South-Eastern

Chambers; Cable AsiaAd:

: Hong- ments, Gramophones, Records,

Sun- Radio,

beam; Head Office: Montreal, Canada. Street; etc.— Head Office:

Branches: 61-63, Road,

167, Selegie High

London Office: Cockspur St., S.W. 1 Singapore; 184,203,Brewster Batu Road, Kuala

W. Allan Eley, Manager Lumpur; Road, Ipoh;

H. Meehan, Resident Secretary 3, Light Street, Penang; Cable Ad:

District Offices :— Miselaneus; Code: managing

Bentley’s proprietor

Bangkok and Medan Tan Siew Kuah,

Sun(Incorporated

Insurance Office, Ltd. (London)

Fire, TanMerchant

Boon Liat, Rattan, Malacca

Marine and Motor

in England),

Car—Local Office: and Commission AgentCane

— 4,

OutramRoad;

French Bank Building; Telephs’ 5935-6; Tanboonliat; Codes: Bentley’s, Teleph. 7577; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Sunfire 6thTanedn.Boon Liat, sole proprietor A.B.C.

Brinkmann

W. Swithinbank, resident officer Teo Tong Kwang, salesman & mgr.

Sung-ei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.— Tan Kim Cheng & Co., Rattan, Cane and

Office: Chartered Bank Chambers General Merchants and Commission

Directors—H. B. Egmont Hake. Agents—317-d.e, RiverAd:Valley Road;

c.b.e., H. C. Atkins Berry and Teleph. 6165; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Agentrade;

J. A. Clarke edns., Rudolf-Mosse

R. Carswell, manager Tan

.Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents ChuaKim PohCheng,

Choon,managing

manager proprietor

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Tanglin Club—(Nee Clubs)

Singapore, secretaries

J. Murray, visiting agent Tels & Goods Co.’s Trading Society, L. E.

Swan

Architects& Maclaren,

and Surveyors Engineers Piece

Civil— Hongkong & Manufacturers’ & General Importers

Representatives —

Bank

Bangkok:Chambers;

OrientalCable Ad: Framboise. 34-6,

Avenue. Letels. Cross St.: Teleph.

Amsterdam, New 4365;

York,Cable Ad:

Batavia,

H. C.AtkiprBerry, d.s.o., f.s.i., partner Semarang,

Macassar, Palembang Sourabaya, Padang, Medan,

F. G. Lundon, architect, do. D.B.C.Van Kruysmulder,

C. D.J. Stephen, a.r.i.a., architect,

S. Petrovitch, a.r.i.b.a. do. Zuiden manager

H. G. Atkin-Berry, a.r.i.b.a. J.T. T.A. M.C. Verheul

Hards

A. J. Rodyk, surveyor L. entative

J. J. Schofaerts, Penang repres-

Swedish Consulate—OS'ee Consulates)

Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Temple House—Tank Road

SzeCo.,HaiLtd.Tong(Incorporated

Banking and Insurance Thong Atk Co.,Rubber

Contractors, Estate Consultants

& PineappleA

—Head Office: 58, Chulia inStreet; Singapore)

Cable Planters

114, Robinson

— Marsiling Building, 112 &

Ad:Board

Szehaitong

of Directors—Lee Wee Nam Marsiling; Codes: Road;

Bentley’s,Cable

A. B.Ad:C.

(chairman), Tan Yeow Thuan (de- 5th

puty

Nah Chinchairman),

Siam Tong, Ong

Tan Chow

Chin Keng, Cable, China Pang,

Lira Chong Republican

general& manager

Universal

Tan Tiat, Koh Boh Hean,

Chua,

LeeGoh Yong Jooand ChonsdirectorThutt Pitt Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd. (In

Tan WeeChinNam,

Hean,managing

manager Association with John I. Thornycroft &

Co., Ltd., London),

Ee Beng Hi an, secretary Commercial Vehicles,Manufacturers

Marine Motors,of

Hongkong, Swatow, Shanghai —Head Office and Works: Shipbuilders

Branches and Agencies—Bangkok, Motor Boats, Engineers and

and London Cable Ad: Thornycroft Tank Road;

 SINGAPORE C73

Tong Lam & Co., Hardware Merchants Union Assurance Society, Ltd. (Incor-

Estate Suppliers, Fodder Contractors, porated in England), Fire and Accident

Army Contractors, General Import- —Eastern Branch: Commercial Union

ers and Exporters—183, 183a and Buildings, Robinson

A. C. Potts, managerRoad; Teleph. 5271

183b, Cecil Street; Tteleph. 7328;

Cable Ad: Pheasant; Codes Used:

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Union Dispensary—347, N. Bridge Road

Seah Ohoon Lim, manag. partner

S. M. Nathan, partner Union Insurance Society of Canton.

Lim Geok Ohuan, accountant

Low Kim Cheng, Lim Ek Seng Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong),

Marine, Fire, Motor. Car, Work-

and Harding, assistants men’s Compensation

Trading Co. “Holland” (Handels- 5981; Union Building, CollyerandQuay;

Burgiaty—

Teleph.

vereeniging “ Holland ”), Importers and P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad:

General Merchants—137, 137a and 139 Union. Head Office: Hong Kong

Cecil Street; Teleph. 6932; Cable Ad: R. H. Whittall. branch ungr.

Holsing; Head Office: Amsterdam C. R. Davidge

C. de Wit, manager G. A. L. Plummer

J. A. J. Vermeulen, asst. mgr. Union Jack Club (Sw Clubs)

Travers

porated &inSons, Ltd., Merchants

England), Joseph (Incor- and Union Oil Co, of California, Produ-

Manufacturers—Chartered Bank Cham- cers, Refiners and Marketers of

bers;

119, Cable

Cannon Ad: Traverser.

Street, Head

London, Office:

E.C. 4 Petroleum Products, Red Line

(Established 1666) Brand, Lubricating Oils and

C. J.E.H.Collinge, manager Greases, Paving Asphalts, Emul-

sions and Outbacks—Union Bldg. ;

.R.1. P.A.deJ.C. C.Dredge

Hamilton (Penang)

Wills

Teleph. 4702; Cable Ad: Unacal;

Codes: Acme and Duo

H. R. McDonald J. W. Graham, manager

E. J. Skinner (Kuala Lumpur) M. J. Meier, lubricating engr.

A. P. Craigie S. O. Deating, do.

L. T. Babcock, asphalt engr.

Tyebally, N., General Merchant and

Commission

Pineapples Agent,allExporter

and Straits,St.:ofJava

Tinned

and Union Times Press, Ltd., The, Chinese

China Produce—17, Cecil Teleph. Daily Newspaper (Established in 1898)

7553; Cable Ad: Nazarally;Codes: A.B.C. —157, Cecil Street; P.O. Box 644

5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

H. M. Peerbhoy (Limbdiwala), Union Trading Co.,

Merchants—72, ImportRoad;

Robinson and Teleph.

Export

manager

A. Husain (Dohadwala), 6465;

A, assistant Cable Ad: Battleaxe; Codes: Bent-

ley’s. A.B.C. 5th edn., Century Standard

andKhooPrivate

Wee Tong, proprietor

Ullmann,

Diamond Rene, Watchmaker,

Merchant, Wholesale Jeweller,

and

Retail General Importer —Raffles Place; United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Teleph. 2464; Cable Ad: Ullmann inStructural,

the Straits Settlements),

Rene Ullmann, sole proprietor Mechanical, Electrical,Civil,

San-

Ulster Bank (See Banks ) itary and Marine Engineers, Dredge and

Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and Brass

Ulu Pandan ( Singapore ) Rubber Founders galleyRoads

— Registered Office: River

Road;andWorks: Merbau

Estates, Ltd. — Registered Office: mar

French Bank Bldg., Raffles Place Mohamed SultanandRoad;

Da-

Cable Ad: Uniteers;

edn., (Improved), Codes:

A.B.C.edn.. A.B.C.

6th edn., 5th

Wes-

Directors—J.

Chim Tuan,A.S.Elias (chairman),

Q. Wong, Rev. J.Lee M. ; tern Union, 5-letter Bentley’s,

OhOuillon

Keat Guan, and J.manager

A. Clarke Broomhall’sIpoh,

Branches: and Penang,

General Malacca

Telegraphic.

and

Evatt

074 SINGAPORE

Agents in Great Britain-. Cement Spinning Factory

Arthur Pollock & Co., Ltd., 4, L. T. Vanderput

Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C. e Outside Staff

Directors — J. A. P. Strachan, G. D. McKellar

m.i.mech.e. (chairman ). W. H. Structural Department

Macgregor, H. H. Robins, F. G. A.J.H.Nairn,

Farr, m.i.struct.e.

Ritchie, m.i.mech.e., m.i.n.a., a.M.I.STRUCT.E.

m.i.mae.e. and E. C. H. Chari- T. A. Clark

wood Shipyard—Tanjong Rhu

J. A. P. Strachan, m.i.mech.e., mana- T. E. Edmott, a.m.i.n.a., manager

ging director J. E. Evans

R. M. Duff, general manager Electrical Dept.—17-19, Battery Road

P. R. Davison, secretary J. G. chief

A. Sutherland,

H. Campbell, asst, secretary

Agency, Publicity and Sales Dept. electrical a.m.i.e.e.,

engr. m.i.r.e.

W. F. S. Shute'r A.J. M.Hinds

Payne

E. L. Truby I W. J. Laurie T. Sidauay

G. Cockburn A. J. Boynton E. W. L. Morley

R. J. de Touche | C. H. Taylor R. B. Brown

Ruston-Bucyrus, Ltd. Repres: W. R.

Boyes, m.i.c.e., m.i.m.e

Ruston-Horns by, Ltd. Repres: T. United Exporters, Ltd. (Incorporat-

Welborn,

Currier a.m.i. m ve.e.

Brunswick, Bepres: C. F- edBattery

in England)—18, Laidlaw Bldg.,

Hill and W. B. Braxton Road ; P.O. Box 645; Cable

Purchasing Department Ad: Uniterpor; Codes: A.B.C. 4th

E.R.J.J.Cassels and 5th Editions, Lieber’s, Bent-

Fennie ley’s, Western Union and Private

H. E. Goodman W. E. Quirke, manager for

Order Department Malaya, B. N. Borneo, Sara-

J. H. Dehlers wak, Philippines and Indo-

Accounts Department China

A. 0. Binnie L. R Woods, assistant manager

C.J. E.H. S.Bone I E. Laidman, c.a. H. E. Hughes, accountant

Ellis | W. W. Lewis

Works Stores United Motor Works Ltd. (Incorporated

W. Saxelby inRoad;

the Teleph.

Straits 7142;

Settlements) — Orchard

Cable Ad: Yeesoh

Shipping Department Chia YeeSoh, managing director

G. A. Nunn Seow Poh Quee, director and manager

.Dredge and Mechanical Dept. Ong Keng Wah, secretary

G. G.M.McGuffin

Clark II S.C. Smith R. Liddie

J. Gardner I J. L. Desson United Pharmacy, Chemists, Druggists

F. L. Edley | W. E. Evans and Opticians,

305,OhNorth BridgeWholesale

Road: and Retail—

Teleph. 6913

Works

H. B.Staff

Freeman, manager Ghee Choo, partner

P. Hay, engineer Chong Fook Loy, managing partner

A. D. Knowles, assistant manager K. F. Chong, m.p.s., chemist

R. B. Gardner

Steel, Iron and Brass Foundries

A. A. B. Menzies, metallurgist United Vulcanising Company, Repair-

R.R. McNab, assistant ing and Dealing in Motor Car Tyres

Blaik, asst. and tubes,

Selegie and Commission

Road; Teleph. agents—148,.

Civil Engineering Department Vulcaniser; C;ode: A.B.C.6334;

6th Cable

edn. Ad:

W. McLatchie Toh Seah Hwee, managing

Wee Chwee Quan, partner partner

E.G.F. Sims

F. Clifford Tan Tiong

Tan Khay Wee, Swee, do. do.

J. T.D.Chester,

Taylor a.m.inst.c.e. Toh Quee

Toh Chia Whatt Seah, assistant

R. G. Wilson, A.M. IN'ST.C.E.

 SINGAPORE 075

Universal Cars, Ltd., Distributors— Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C. (Incorpor-

Registered Office and Show Rooms : 45, ated in England),

Marketers ofCastrol Refiners,

High Quality Blenders &

Orchard Road; Service Station and including

Works : 14-20, Penang Lane ; Teleph. Motor Lubricants,

Oils—Heacl

5804; Cable Ad: Universal; Codes: Office: Penang41/43,Branch:

RobinsonChartered

Road, Singapore.

Bank

Acme, Bentley’s and Motor Traders. Chambers. Shanghai Branch:

Universal Neon Lights, Ltd., Illu- Bund. Cable Ad: Castrol; Codes:12,Ben-

The

minated Advertising Specialists & tley’s Siam & Agents—Barrow,

Private Brown & Co.,

Commercial Artists—28a, CaVenagh Ltd., Bangkok

Road; Teleph. 3127; Cable Ad : Hongkong Agents — Robertson,

Danite Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Managing Director — Kee Yew French Indo-China Agents—Societe

Hock des Garages Charner. Saigon

Directors — Dr. C. H. Ho, Soh P. I. Agents—Wise & Co., Manila

Ghee Soon and S. Hayashida Japan Agents — Japan Automobile

W. Simms, manager Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Service Dept. Dutch East Indies Agents—

J. Milne N. V. Internationale Crediet-en

Represented HandelsSemarang,

- Vereeniging,

Batavia,“ Rotter-

Malacca inandKuala Lumpur,by—Wearne

Penang Seremban, dam”,

baya, etc.

Soura-

Bros., Ld. Harrisons & Crosheld Ltd., Medan

Represented

Ltd. in Ipoh by—Universal Cars,

Wakeford &andLowndes,

ElectricalConsulting,

EngineersMe-

Universal Pictures (Singapore), Ltd.— 6chanical andBox

7, Telegraph Street; Teleph. 3412;

—

Orchard Road; Teleph. 2031; Cable P.O. 669; Cable Ad- Jipco

Ad : Unfilman L.T.A.R.i.A.(Eng.),

Wakeford, a.m.i.mech.e., a.m.i.e.e.,

K. H. Tann, managing director chartered elect.engr.

Universal Trade Co., The, General C. S. Ashbrook, a.m.i.e.e., chartered

Merchants, Importers electric engineer

Agents—332, Geylang and

Road;Commission

Cable Ad: R. Wakeford, b.sc„ g.i.e.e., g.i.mech.e.

Pitunitrad; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th Wassiamull Assomull k Co., Jewellers,

edn., Commercial

P. C. Wang, manager Telegraph and Cable Drapers, Silk and Curio Merchants—31

Wang Ching Hui, mgr. and Wassiamull;

Ad: 33, High Street; Teleph.

Codes: 7144;5thCable

A.B.C. edn.

Vick & Co., V. R., General Merchants and Branch: 42, Arab Street

K. R. Assomull, managing proprietor

Agents—E 5, Hongkong Bank Cham- K. C. Thadani, manager

bers; Cable Ad: Poinsetta

Victoria Bridge School {See Educational) Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred.. Rubber

Victoria Confectionery and Store, Teleph. Factors—6i4374; Miles, BukitRubber.

Cable Ad: Timah Road;

Bakers, Confectioners

Street; Teleph. 7843 — 71, Victoria F. L. Waterhouse, director

Joseph Chong Sin Tong, sole proprietor

Wai Son Hotel—204a, Pasir Panyang Rd Waters Surveyors& Watson, Chartered

and Insurance Quantity

Loss Assessors

—Head Office: Battery Road;

Teleph. 2788; Cable Ad: Quants, Singa-

pore. Branch Office: 76a, Nathan Road;

Kowloon, Hongkong; Teleph. 59237;

Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Cable Ad : Quants, Hongkong

Partners:—

Singapore),

Importers andPhotographic

Exporters ofStores and

Photogra-

phic D. R. Waters, p.a.s.l, a.i a.s.,

leph. Goods—95,

7445; CableNorth Bridge Road;

Ad: Photostore; Te-

Codes: E. M.R.SAN.I.

C. Watson, f.s l, m r.san.i.

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s W. J. Skinner, p.a.s.l branch mgr.

CJ6 SINGAPORE

Watt, Geokge A., a.m.i. mech. e. (Suc- WeeSolicitors—4, Svvee Teow & Co., Advocates and

Bonham, Building;

cessor

Engineer to and

D.D.Marine

Mackie),Surveyor

Consulting

—18, Teleph. 2556

Winchester House ; Teleph. 7877 (Office), Partners

787.9 (Residence); Cable Ad: Mackie; WeeSwee Teow, barrister at-law

Codes : A.B.C. 4th & 5th Edns. Kendall’s Kaye Thuan Ooi, b.a. (oxon),

& Yeo

Bentley’sHiok Chin, clerk asst, barrister-at-law

Net) Peng Hehg, mng. clerk

Watts

mission& Co.,Agents

Ltd.,—Merchants

45. Robinson and Road;

Com- Western Electric Company Of Asia

P.O. Box 657 (Incorporated in U.S.A.)—Capitol

Building; 23, Stamford Road; P.O.

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry ‘(In- Codes: Box 690; Cable Ad : Wecophones ;

corporated in the S. S.), Rub- Branch Western Office ofElectricthe D.Private,

E. I.

ber Estates, Tin Mines gmd

Insurance Agents, General Import and Batavia-Centrttm, J. S. Frewen,

P.O. Box 52

manager

Export Merchants — Registered Office:

Raffles Chambers;

Codes: A.B.C.Cable Ad: and

Hakaiz;

6th Westminster Bank (See Banks)

Edns., Al, Bentley’s, 4th, 5th;

Bentley’s complete

-phrase and

WesternTeleph. second phrase,

Union,5904(3

Lieber’s, Broomhall’s,

and Whiteawav, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Dra-

Acme; lines). Private

Head Office: pers,

men’s Milliners, FurnishersRoad;

Outfitters—Battery and Teleph.

Gentle-

Singapore 6907;J.Cable Ad: Warfield

Bra nches:— H. M. Summers, joint mgr.

Penang—33, Beach Street E.E. W.

W. Price,

Snell, assistant do.

Bangkok—Nai Lert Buildings

Kuala Lumpur — Eastern Smelting Miss Bradshaw, do.

Building,Belfield

Ipoh—82, High Street

Street Wilson, Oscar, Mercantile

f.r.i.b.a., Bank

Consulting

London—Port Architect—12, Build-

New Building,of 1-2, London PepysAuthority

Street, ing; Teleph. 3580; Cable, Ad: Hand-

Seething Lane, E.C. 3. writer

Hamburg Agents — Hamburg-

Asiatische Handels Gesellschaft Wing Loong (Singapore Tailoring Co.) —

m.b. H. 98, 100 and 102, High :Street;

L.H. E.E. Slowe,

Nixon,managing dir. (Penang)

director (Penang) Teleph. 7627; Cable Ads: Tailoring

L.S. E.A. Travis,

Davies, do. and Wingloong; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

do. (Singapore)

( do. ) edn. and Bentley’s

Vice-Consul

Assistants:—for Brazil -L. A. Davies Winter, H. B., Tailor andRoad; Mens’ Wear

R. K. Buchanan! H. Burckhard Specialist—20,

6188; Cable Ad: Battery

Wintering Teleph.

J. P. Learuey, | A. Klsworth

signs p.p. 1 I. N. MacLaren H.D.B.Nicol,

Winter,cutter

managing proprietor

A. Cromarty’ c.A., accountant, Edward Chow, cashier

Wearne Bros., Ltd., Merchants, Auto- Paul G. Peralta, asst-

mobile Importers and Financiers—45i Wood & Co., R. J. Importers and

Orchard Road; Teleph. 5485 Exporters — Chartered Bank Cham-

Wee Bros., (Undertakers), Monumental bers. Head Office, John Bolton &

Co., Ltd., 34, Princess Street,

Masons and Marble Merchants—155, Manchester. Branches in India at

Selegie

Weebros. Road: Teleph. 3869: Cable Ad: Delhi, Bombay, Cawnpore, Amrit-

Manager—Wee Hong Heng sar, Rawalpindi and at Penang;

Assistants—Mrs.

Wee KiatHo Poh Choon and P.O.T.LowBox

Hong Pinto 651; Cable

S. Kirn

Pearson, Ad: Cotillon

Archibald Wah,manager

salesman

Francis Pinto | Rupert Pestana P. N. Menon

 SINGAPORE—PENANG C77

Wokld Electrical Service, Ltd., The Yeo Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang

Contractors for supply of electrical Owners—81, Clyde Terrace ; Teleph.

household installation—70,

lighting modern 4333; Cable Ad: Yeohockann; Code:

appliances and Robinson

Road; Teleph. 6666 Bentley’s

Yeo Ark

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd., Yeo r.e Han

The (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Marine,

Building,Fire and Quay;

Oollyer Motor Teleph.

Car—Union

5981; Yin, S. C., M.R.e.s., LiR.c.i’.-Khong Jin

P. O. Box 617; Cable Ad: Union. , .Dispensary, 99, Hill Street

Head Office: Shanghai

R. H. Whittall, branch manager

C. R. Davidge Yokohama Specie Bank—{See Banks)

G. A. L. Plummer

Yaw Cheong, Buttons, Sewing Silks, Zehnder Bros., Advocates and Solicitors

and other

ters. Tailoring

Woollen, Silk, Smallwares Impor-

Rayon, Linen and —26a, Chulia Street, Singapore; Teleph.

Cotton Piece Goods Merchants and 6246. 9, Church Street, Malacca

W. F. Zehnder, barrister - at - law

Manufacturers’ Agents — 89, North (Gray’s Inn.), Malacca

Bridge Road;

A.B.C. Cable Ad:

5th Edn., Text'iral;Codes:

Bentley’s Complete

Phrase and Lieber’s 5-Letter Edition H._ R. S. Zehnder, o.b.e., barrister-at-

Fong Yaw, Poey,

sole proprietor iaw, (Gray’s inn.), Singapore

Fong Kum manager H. A. R. Paulusz, assistant, barrister-

Fong Kum Seng, assistant manager at-law, (Middle Temple), Singapore

PENANG

westPenang—or

coast of thePrince

MalayofPeninsula

Wales Island,

in 5 deg. as itnorth

waslatitude.

formerly called—is

With a stripsituated on the

of land on

the opposite coast known as Province Wellesley, from which it is separated by a strait

varying

three 110 from two

areassquare

known to 11 miles in width, it constitutes the second in importance of the

about miles,asbeing

the “Straits Settlements.”

15 miles long and eleven broadThe island containsportion,

at its widest an areawhileof

Province Wellesley extends for a distance of 45 miles along the Coast, and has an

average width of eight miles, containing 280 square miles. The

is George Town, but the name of the island (which signifies “ Betel-nut Island ”> chief town of Penang

has become so identified with the town that the specific designation has almost

dropped out of use.

in thePenang was ceded

year 1786 for antoannual

the famous

paymentCaptain Francis

of $6,000 Lightwasforlater

which the East IndiatoCompany

increased $10,000

to the Rajah of Kedah, a step which was followed, 13 years later, by the cessiun of

Province

its rising Wellesley. In the year 1805 Penang was elevated to the rank of a presidency,

was yetfortunes

withasPenang, unknown evena then

and theasthree

bidding fair

settlement. In 1826

were designated

to eclipse those ofMalacca

bySingapore

the titleand

Malacca,were

while

they still retain.

Singapore

incorporated

But, as the

fortunes of Singapore brightened, those of Penang declined, until the former quite

overshadowed

to Singapore. her older sister, and in 1836 the seat of government was transferred

The Settlement of Penang is governed by a Resident Councillor, and has

four unofficial representatives

An Dutch

important department ofinitstheand

Legislative

trade lies inCouncil, which sitstransacted

at Singapore.

the settlements in Sumatra; recently it the business

has become an emporium with and

port of shipment for the Malayan Rubber supplies. As it is now the railway terminus for

 C78 PENANG

the southern Siam Malay States

Bangkok, its commercial importance is likely and the port of disembarkation

to develop considerably.of Itpassengers

is a conven- for

ient coaling and man-of-war station, and is the seat of government for Province

Wellesley, which must always be an important centre of British influence. The

Government

250 in 1906andacquired

feet in length the graving

50 feet broad dook atalsoPrye

at entrance a slipliiver

for invessels

Province100 Wellesley,

feet long.

The

RailwayPrai Dock and

Department Wharves

from thewere purchased

Colonial Government in 1914 butby the

have Federated

not been a Malay

great states

success

owing to silting. New proposals for better wharfage facilities are now being discussed.

George Town is built on a plain, at the back of which rises the hill which, as Penangites

declare,

Colony. renders life on theofisland

The construction a Hill moreRailway enjoyable

by the thanF.M.S.in Railways

any otherDepartment

part of theis

completed and there is an excellent hotel at the top. A proposal to make a road up

the Hill is under consideration.

The formation of Penang is granitic, being covered in many places with a sharp

sand or stiff clay, the produce of the decomposition of the granite. Above this again

aofcomes

plain aabout

coat ofthree

the island

vegetableinmould

consistsmilesof hillsdepth,

of greater

with upon

narrowwhich

or lesser

standsthickness.

valleys. town andWith

Notheminerals

the exception

ofenvirons,

commercialthe whole of

value

are found in Penang.

mostThe influence

easterly partofofthe theregular

Straits monsoon

of Malacca, is more

owingdistinctly felt at Penang

to the wideness than into the

of the latter the

west and vicinity to the Bay of Bengal. During the north-easterly

November toMarch inclusive, clear settled weather prevails, and in the south-westerly, monsoon, from

from April to October,

continuance. The average the rains

heattake

of the place.

year But

at theneither

level ofrainthenorseadrought

is 83°, andis ofatlong

the

height of 2,500 feet, the highest inhabited point, 70°, the annual range being about 20°.

Where there is free ventilation the climate is superior in salubrity to that of any other

tropical one.

the Of

island

mammals,

musang the principalThe

and binturong. species are monkeys,

ornithology calls and

for notwo speciesremarks.

special of viverrida— The

lepidoptera frequenting the hills. The botany of Penang is perhaps betterspecies

is a happy hunting ground for the entomologist, numerous tine knownof

than that of any part of the Peninsula, and, for the area involved,

Palms, bamboos, banana and other fruit-trees, and nutmegs clothe the hillsides, while is particularly rich.

ferns are

other alsowhich

plants plentiful.

will notThethrive

high inlandthepermits

flat levelof lands

the cultivation

of Singapore of many flowers, and

or Malacca.

Betel-nut, with copra and fruits and nutmegs, are the indigenous articles of trade.

"Nutmegs were ataffected

•simultaneously one timethe awhole

most Peninsula,

important destroyed

branch of it.industry,Theirbut the blight,

cultivation has,which

how-

ever, now been

agriculture resumed,

properly and Penang

so-called. Peppernutmegs

was at stand high ofin itstheearly

one period market.

historyThere is no

produced

toplaces,

the extent

notablyofand

ofthreeNetherlands-India,

and a half million pounds annually; and but isthenowcompetition of other

small patches, is not classed as anproved articlefatal,

of export it trade. only cultivated

Tapioca, coconuts,in

:gutta, rubber and citronella are also among the products cultivated.

The Singapore-Penang railway has its terminus at Prai, which is connected with

the island by a ferry service.

The town ofpossesses

the George’s

exception few attractions, and the block

public buildings are mediocre, with

St. ChurchtheisGovernment

an unpretending Offices, a tine

edifice of 80 years’erected

standing,in 1889 near the

centrally jetty

situated.

There are also a Roman Catholic Church and several mission chapels. The Botanical

Gardens and Waterfall are well worthy of a visit, and another place of interest at

some distance from the town is the Chinese Temple at Ayer Itam. There are many

beautiful little beaches round the coast of the Island ; the round trip by motor car

takes about 2^ hours and is well worth while. The estimated population on June 30,

1934 of Penang and Province Wellesley (including Bindings) was 340,626 personsr

as compared with 359,851 in April, 1931.

 PENANG C7»

Penang is a free port with the exception of duties levied on Alcoholic

Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, Opium and Petroleum. There are no port or

harbour dues. The Harbour is sheltered from the monsoons by Penang Island

on the West and Province Wellesley on the East. The rise and fall of ordinary

spring tides is 7'3". The rise or ordinary neap tides L.W.O.S.T. is 4'6". A

constant depth of water alongside Swettenham Wharf, which is 1200 ft. long,

is maintained 30' L.W.O.S.T. The total area of the Penang Harbour Board

has a godown area of 180,000 square feet, and owns 9 steam tugs of varying,

capacity, 5 steam cranes with a lifting capacity from 3 to 7 tons, one 15 ton

steam crane at Prye Dock, & one 10 ton steam crane at Bagan. Dalam Slip-

way, 14 electric cranes with a lifting capacity from 1 ton up to 3 tons, and

one 3 ton overhead electric crane. The harbour can accomodate from 15 to 20-

ocean-going steamers within easy reach of the quay. A good supply of excellent

water is available. A regular ferry service for passengers, motor cars and lor-

ries between Penang and Butterworth is maintained by the Penang Harbour

Board and regular ferry service is also run between Penang and Prai Railway

Station in connection with the F.M.S. Railways. The Penang Harbour Board

operates a graving dock on the left bank of Prai River near the entrance,

340' long by 50' wide at entrance with a depth on sill of 14^' at spring tides.

The workshop is fitted with up-to-date machinery electrically driven for small

ship repairs. Also a slipway on the right bank of Prai River beyond Prye

River Dock with a patent slip 450’ long by 76’ wide, carriage, 151’ x 26’. Coal

is stored on the F.M.S. railways premises at Prai and is handled by them.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Anai-vst’s Department. Government Crow'n Counsel’s Office

Crown Counsel—W. C. Taylor

Deputy Government Analyst — A.

W. Burtt, m.sc., f.i.c.

Laboratory Assists.—R. L. Daw- Department of Excise, Penang—8

son, Chin Thean Lok Queen Street; Teleph. 466; Cabler

Clerk—Phuah Choon Choe Ad : Excise

Audit Department Deputy Commissioner—S. G. H.

Assist. Auditor—W. D. Charlton Leyh

Sub-Treasurer—D. H. Tudor

Bankruptcy Office Senior Supt.—P. H. M. Cooper

Asst. Official Assignee and Asst. Preventive Branch — G. T. W.

Registrar of Companies—C. O. Perkins, superintendent, J. C.

Lim, s.s.c.s. W. Kemp, asst, superintendent

2nd Clerk—L. J. Massang (P.W.), D. G. W. Montgomery,

Chinese Protectorate asst, superintendent

Protector of Chinese—A. W. Hay, Revenue Branch—A. E. S. Talbot,

m.c.s. (acting) asst, superintendent

Assist. Protector ofEwe

Chinese—(vacant) Opium &; Toddy Branches—H. N.

Chief Clerk—Lim Lee D. Russell, asst, superintendent

Translator & Interpr.—Gee Kok Rubber Export Officer, Mitchell

Weng Pier, P. Wellesley and Rubber

Import Officer, Penang—G. A.

Coroner’s Department, Penang R. Cowdroy

Coroner—Trevor D. Hughes Rubber Export Officer, Prai, P.

Clerk—C. S. Lessler Wellesley—T. H. B. Phillips

€80 PENANG

District Coukt Ferry Service

Dist. Judge—J. L. McFall Superintendent—A. Shipwright

Assist, do. —T. D. Hughes Assistants — T. E. Bailey, H.

Chief Clerk—S. Munisamy Conn, J. H. Evans, J. G.

Warn beck and J. D. Gaunter

District Offices Prye River Dock & Bagan Dalam

Balik Pulau Slipway

Collector of Land lievenue — R. J. F, j Superintendent—A. G. Andrews

Curtis Estate & Civil Engineering Dept-

.Assist. Collector of Land Revenue — , Asst. Civil Engineer—H. D.

MohamedHussain bin Abdul Halim j Black

Education Defartment

Inspr. of Schools—Dr. L. R. Imports Exports and Statistics'

Wheeler Registrar oflmports and Exports—Lt.

Assist. do. — E. S. Redfearn j Comdr. J. H Owen, p.s.c., r.n.r.

Malay Assist, do.—Mohamed Nov- ! Officer-in-Charge, Imports and Ex-

liin Ibrahim , ports—S. Saravanan

Chief Clerk—S. M. Yusoff . Chief Clerk—Pawanchee bin Haji

Gardens Department SI ayman

Director—R.

Assist. E. Holttum

Curator—F. Flippance, local Labour Department (Teleph. 531);

head of dept. Penang—Sub-Offices

Committee—Hon. Resident Councillor | Cable Ad : Deconlab

(chairman), Hon. Mr. E. New- Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya

bold and Heah Seng Whatt, —N. Jones, m.c.

Settlement Engineer Assist. Controller of Labour—H.

Secretary—Director of Gardens Watson

Harbour Board), Penang—Cable Ad: Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—

Wharves; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. G. N. filial

5th edn. 1 and Engineering Assessmept Officer -M. B. Enthuray

Merab' rs of the Board Accountant—R. G. Nathan

Chairman—Sir G. W\ A. Trim- | Chief Clerk —Toll Kim Kheng

mer, m.inst.c.e., m.i.mech.e., [ Chief Immigration Clerk—V. S.

m.inst.t. Thaver

Local Chairman—(Vacant) Immigration Fund Inspectors—P.

Members — James Dick, Hon. D. Moses (Penang)

Lieut.-Colonel G. D. A. Flet- I Boarding Officer—A. Arputham

cher, m.c., .Hon. Mr. A. M j

Goodman, m.c.s., H. O. Maas, LandCollector

Office and Registry of Deeds

Quah Beng Kee, o.b.e. of Land Revenue and Re-

General Manager — Sir George gistrar of Deeds—R. J. F. Cur-

Trimmer tis, M.O. S.

Asst, do, —(Vacant) Assist. Collector of Land Revenue and

Secretariat Deputy Registrar of Deeds—H. V.

Secretary—J. Cooper d’Aranjo

Accountant—0.

1 A. J. Shelley

Thompson

Assistant—A. F. Gray Marine Department

Chief Clerk—P. C. Dias Harbour Master—Lieut.

Chief Book keeper — Lira Guan

Chuan Owen, D.S.C., R.N.R. Comdr. J. H.

Deputy Harbour Master

Boardg. Officer—J. W. Tand Senior

Saunders

Wharf Department 2nd Boarding Officer—H. V. M.

Whajri Manager—G. R. , Brownie Woods

Wharf Engineer—T. Dearling Signal Sergeant—L. M. Nieukey

Warehousemen:—R. G. King, J.

Wright, A. J. Hercombe and J. Light Keepers—R. Richards and P.

Pasqual

S. Bun tin

 PENANG C8I

Medical Department Province Wellesley

Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lin- Medical Officer in charge— V. H.

dpw, m.k.c.s., l.r.c.p. (acting) Norris, l.m.s.

Surgeon—J. A. P. Cameron, f.r.c.s., Asst. Medical

Hospital Office, Butter worth

- A. Somasundaram, l.m.s.

m.b., ch.b. (acting) Deputy Medical Officer,

Financial Assistant—G.

Chief Clerk—Lee Kok Thun B. Baptist jam Hospital — H. R.BukitMerta-

Saravana-

General Hospital muthu, l.m.s.

Medical Officers—C. A. Stanley, Asst. Medical Officer,

Hospital—S. Sungei Bakap

V. Murthy,‘L.M.S.

M.R.O.S., L.B.C.P., M.B.B.S. and A. Health Branch—Penang

J. Marshall, m.b., ch.b. Senior

Dental Officer—D. Machachlan

Assist. Medical Officers—R. Letch- OfficerHealth

— S. Officer and PortM.R.c.s.,

W. Eveson, Health

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

manasany, l.m.s. (Singapore), Health Officer, P. Wellesley—A. A.

Tan Hor Kee; l.m.s. (Singa- Cameron

port), d.t.m. and b. (Singa- Senior Deputy Health Officer—P.

pore), R. Apparajoo, l.m.s. Mehta, l.m.s. Officer, (Rural)—R. K.

Deputy Health

(Singapore) and S. G. Rajah- Ponniah, l.m.s.

ram, l.m.s. (Singapore) Asst.

Matron—Miss E. M. L. Bryant

Matron, Class II—Y. M, H. Pat- L. Health

Health

Officer —Goh Kok Kee,

Sisters—E. W. Darville and

terson (acting) K. W.Nurses—Teo

Howard Yeok iviang, R. P.

FTursing Sisters—D. M. Preston, Staff

F. M. Ferrer, I. M. Nelson, I. David, Mrs. A. Braunstein,

F. Johnson, M. F. . Carter, I. Mrs. Ethel de-Alwis, Jee Suan

Whitehead, M. Ackers, M. M. Kee, E. Lessiai; and Oh Choon

Craik, C. M. Forrest, D. Deni-

son, M. C. C. C. Graham and Quarantine Station—Pulau Jerejak,Siph

A. A. Gentles Assist. Health

gam, l.m.s. Officer —S. Kasanaya-

Senior Staff Nurses—A. Mollett Pathological Branch. A. Jacob, l.m.c.

and Mary Ng Govt. Pathologist—J.

Staff Nurses—Lim Chai Hua, Lim Asst.

Chai Hoon and Ten On Slew

Maternity Hospital M. Pathologist—Ohee Chin Hai,

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) District & Police Court

H. I. Worth, m.b., ch.b. 1st Magistrate—J. L. McFall

Assist. Medical Officer—Lee Keng 2nd Magistrate—T. D. Hughes

Soon, l.m.s. - Ohkif Clerk—F. V. Emuang

Matron—Miss C. M. Hardy

Nursing Sisters—Alice Rossie, C. Police Department — Penang and

J. Read and Margaret McBride

Senior Staff Nurse—Song Siok j Province Wellesley

Supt. of Police B W. Allen

Neoh Asst. Com. of Police—L. H. Hart,

Staff Nurse—Yap Siew Kim C. S. Kinder, H. B. Sym and

Out-Door Dispensary—Chowrasta F. A. York

Deputy. Medical

Cruz, l.m.s. - Officer—E. W. de Financial Asst.—Md. Hashim bin

Kampohg Kolam Clinic Secunder

Asst. Medical Officer—V. K. Thambi Chief Clerk—Tan Hong Keng

Pillai, L.M.S. Chief Inspectors—V. R. Lisamer &

Gaol Hospital G. L. Livingstone

Assistant. Medical Officer—R. Letch- ; Acting Chief Court Insp. — H.

manasany, l.m.s. Astin

Pulau Jerejak Settlement Inspectors—R, Higgins, C. F. Sul-

Deputy Medical Officer—H. Meh- livan, C. W. Roberts, L. G. Bla-

ta, l.m.s. (acting) kesley, J. Lyons, G. W. Jackson,

Asst. Medical Officer—M. Dorais- W. C. Alexander, F Farquhar-

ingham, l.m.s. son, S. Dodds, F. J. Patton, H.

Lay Superintendent—Robert Sou- Hall, M. Boyle, C. J. Haines,

thern A. A. N. Rodway, A. J. Blake,

H. A. O’Connor & E. J. Linsell

Q82 PENANG

Posts and Telegraphs Department Assistant Engineer (South), Prov,

Controller, Posts & Tels. Penang Wellesley—P. Ransome, assoc.m,

& P.W.-G. J. Ford inst. c.e.

Accountant—J. Macintosh Engineer Surveyor, Peri arig—O.

Supt. of Mails—ft. D. Rowswell Scharenguivel

Assistant Supts. of Mails—Mun Clerk of Works, Penang—Rl E.

Soon Hoong and Boey Swee Capel

Kong Clerk-of-Works, P.W.—S. Jayaramair

Supt. of Telephones and Telegraphs—

W. F. Flight

Senior Engineer, Penang and P. Resident Councillor’s Office

Resident Councillor — Hon. A. M-

W.—E. E. Sproul (acting) Goodman

Engr., Posts & Telegs., Penang— Office Assistant—C. E. Robless

K. V. ftao Chief Clerk—Ewe Kung Lim

Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs.

Province Wellesley - J. H. Wags tad Sheriff’s Department

Wireless Engineer—L. R. Watts Sheriff—Tan Hock Ann

Post Office Savings Bank Bailiff—Mohamed Daroos

Supt.—J. Macintosh Sheriff’s Clerk—Yeoh Tiang Kheng

Prisons Department Supreme Court

Supt.—T. D. Hughes, m.c.s. Sr. Puis. Judge—F. Gordon-Smitli

Gaoler—F. A. Harwood

Senr. Warder-H. E. Steel Survey Department

Supt.

Assist.ofSupt.—G,

Surveys—H. C. Abraham

L. Jerram

Public Works Department — Settle- Office Asst.—S. Appudoray

ment of Penang Chief Clerk—S. Arokia Dass

Settlement Engineer—T. G. Hus-

band, B.SC., M.INST.C.E.

Chief Clerk—Lee Sie Chong Surveyor

Financial Clerk—C. Muthu Velloo

Accountant—D. H. Tudor, a.o.a., Cable Ad:of Ships

Ships’ Office—Teleph. 503r

Surveyor of Ships, Inspector of

Chief Clerk—Tan Joo Yeow Machinery and Examiner of Engi-

Executive Engineer, Penang — J. neers and Engine Drivers Under

Y. T. Campbell, b.sc Merchant Shipping and Machin-

Assistant Engineer (Country), Pe- ery Ordinances (Chapters 15(P

nang — A. B. Paterson, b.sc., and 206)

ASSOC.M. INST. C.E. J. J. Yanston, m.i.mar.e., acting

Assistant Engineer, (Town), Pe- surveyor to: Lloyd’s Register of

nang—J. Halliday, b.sc., assoc Shipping

M.INST. C.E.

Chief Clerk and Financial Clerk-- Veterinary Department

V. Boudville Govt. Veterinary Surgeon—R. A.

, Executive Engineer, Province Wel- B. Stanhope, m.r.o.v.s.

lesley—N. G. Ferguson, b.sc. Asst. Veterinary Surgeons—B. D.

Chief Clerk—Khoo Soo Bok Mehta, g.b.v.c., A. R. Kuppus-

Financial Clerk— Ismail bin Che Chee wamy, g.b.v.c. and D. S. Kirbyr

Resident Engineer, Water Supply, G.B.V.C.

B.M. — A. C. Wilson, assoc.m. Veterinary Inspector—A. Joseph..

INST.C.E. G.B.V.C.

 PENANG C83

u

A.I.” Aerated Water Co., Ltd.—He, Fire Insurance Association

Malaya, The (Penang Branch)— of

Northam Road'; Cable Ad: Aera- Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph.

tion 492; Cable Ad : Evatt; Codes:

Abdoolcader, H. H., Barrister-at-law- Broomhalls Rubber Edition, Bent-

Advocate and Solicitor, S.S. and F.M.S. , ley’s 2nd Phrase

—Georgetown Chambers, 39, Beach St.; Advisory Committee — R. W.

Telephs. Palmer (chairman), John R.

Cable Ad:630Abdoolcader;

(Office) and 829Codes:

(Residence);

A.B.C. Burnham (deputy chairman),

F. W. Walker, J. F. Keay, H.

5th edn.,

Broomhall’s Butterworth’s Legal and B. van Praagh, K. Sykes and

T. E. Wallace

Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Sungei Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered

Dua, Province Wellesley; Teleph. But- Bank Chambers

ter worth 50; Cable Ad: Borneo

Secretaries—Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang Malay Peninsula Agricultural Asso-

ciation—Teleph. 444: Cable Ad: Ken-

American Consulate (See Consulates) burkPresident—W. Murray Thomson

Vice-do'. —J. M. McCardle

Anglo-Chinese School (See Schools) 'Committee—J. C. lanes, E. T.

Bond, F. W. Petris Hay and

Anglo-French and—Bendj.\sens Ltd., C. C. H. Beaman

Rubber Exporters 35, China Street; Secretaries—Kennedy, Burkill &

Cable Co., Ltd.

W. Ad: Anglosing

Nisbet, manager

Penang

Downing Chamber

Street:of Commerce

Telephs. —3631,

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The, (Chamber) & 492 (Secretaries);

Merchants—15, Station Building; Cable Ad: Evatt

Teleph. 1343; Cable Ad: Anglosiam Committee — T. C. Martine

(chairman), Hon. Mr. E. New-

Anthony & Co., A. A., Exchange and bold (vice-chairman), J. Dick,

Share Brokers, Estate, Mining and H. O. Maas, Jules Martin, R.

Insurance417 Agents—9,

Telephs. & 1121;CableBeach Street;

Ad: Anthony; Forbes, R. F. W. Leonard,

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Hon. Lt.-Col. G. D. A. Fletcher

edn., and Broomhall’s (Ex-Officio)

New Standard, Utility, etc.Combination, Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered

Bank Chambers

J.E. G.H. Brown, partner

Bulford, do. Publications

A.T.Clark,

S. Anthony,do.assistant “Penanu Daily Imports & Exports,”

R. W. Palmer (insurance) issued daily

“Penang Marke Report,” issued

fortnightly

Ariff, Dr. Kamil M., Physician and Sur- “ Monthly Summary of Imports,”

geon—Consulting

Street; Teleph. 905 Rooms: 47, Leith issued monthly

Penang

merce—2, Chinese

PenangChamber of Com-

Street; Teleph. 910

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES, President—Hon. Mr. KhooSianEwe

Automobile Vice-do.—Ng Sui Cam

Penang andAssociation

Kedah Branchof Malaya, Hon. Treasurer—Sam Saik Cheong

Hon. Auditor—Cheah Inn Kiang

President—P. J. D. Register Secretary—Lee Boon Jin

Secretaries and Treasurers—A.

Anthony j

Penang Penang Choral and Dramatic Society



Penang Ljbeaky Affiliated Societies

Preedt.—Hon. TheResdt. Councillor The Government Servants’ Co-oper-

Committee—Mrs. F. N. C. Durege, ative Thrift & Loan Society, 1-td.

The Rev. Colin King, Dr. L. The

R. Wheeler, J. B. M. Wilson,

d. R. Sharma and Dr. Ong Co Penang

- operativeMunicipal

Thrift Employees’

and Loan

Chong Keng (Hon. Treasurer) Society, Ltd.

The Penang Malay Gurus’ Co-oper-

Hon. Librarian—C. R. Samju^l Theative Thrift &Employees’

Mercantile Roan Society, Ltd.

Co-oper-

Penang Marine Insurance. Agents’ ative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd.

Association, The—1, Downing St.; Theoperative

English School Teachers’ Co-

Teleph. 603; Cable Ad: Audit; Codes: Ltd. Thrift & Load Society,

A.B.C. and Broomhall’s. , The Penang Police Co-operative

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, secs. Thri ft &: Loan Society, Ltd.

Penang Pilot Association—3, P.H.B.

Godown;Toieph. 573; Cable Ad: Pilots Ban Hin Lee Oil Mill, Manufacturers

of Cocoanut Oil and Refined Edible

Penang Pilot Board Oil—Office: 86, Beach Street; Works:

Presdt.—Harbour -Master (es-o/ficio) 355, Bridge Street; Teleph. 279

Meinb.^fs—G. R. Brownie, H. O. R, G. Andrew’s, engineer

Maas, J. Dick and Pilot J. F. Ban Poh Medical Hall, Importers of

Adams Chinese DrugsGoods—216,

and other

Penang Rubber Exchange- M, China Manufactured BeachChinese

Street

Lee Cheong Ann,

Cheah Peng Eoon, asst.manager

Street ; Telephs. 1444, 1445 & 1446 :

Cable Ad : Para ; Code : Bentley’s Ban Teik Bee Co., Copra, Oil and

Complete Phrase Oil Cake, producers— Office: 292, Brick

Chairman Lee Guat Obeow Kiln Road; Teleph. 591; Cable Ad:

Vice-Chairman -Heah Joo Seang Banteikee

Hon. Secy.—Khaw Piah Teng

Asst. do. ^Lee Gnoh Heang Bangkok FurnishingCompany, Contrac-

man, M.c.s. tors to: P. W. D.Penang.

Penang &HighP. W.Class

and

Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—Eu

Auditor —LowHong Soh

Ee Beug Municipality,

Furniture Polishers,

Painters, Makers, House Decorators,

Upholsterers, Im-

Penang St. Andrew’ Society porters

Workshop: and7,Exporters-

Leith Street;Showroom and

Teleph. 1137,

Penang Urban Co-operative Union, Cable Ad: Furnishing

W. Ming Doa, managing prbpr.

Ltd., The (Founded February 3, 1934)

—c/o Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, M. C.Y.Tung,

C. Chang,secretary

assist, manager

3, Dundas Court Asst. do. —Phuah Eng Seang

Patron—Hon. Mr. A. M. Good-

man, M.C.S.

Vice-Patron—J. A. Black BANKS

President—F. iJ. Grumitt

Vice-Presidents—H. S. Hay, J. Ban Hin Lee Bank, Ltd, (Incorporat-

E. A. Clark, B. W. Allen, W. ed in S.S.)—86, Beach Street, Tele-

C. Taylor,'m.c.s. and J. M. phone 280; P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad:

Meade Banhinbank; Codes: A.B.C. 5th. &

’ Chairman--D, D. Clielliah 6th Editions, Bentley’s, Peterson’s &

■ Committee Members — Che Md. Private Yeap. Chor Ee, chairman

Nor bin Haji Ibrahim, H. A. Yeap Swee Ark, director

Bashir. S. B. Ramakrishuan,

Goh Kong' Chan, Yeoh Chong Goh Hock Slew, .director

Kong and K. Arumugam Yeaip Hock Hoe, secy; and dir.

Hon. Secretary—P. -1. Mor Singh Yeap Kim Hbe, mgr. and dir.

JHoh. Treasurer—Tan Kiar Lew Ye'ap Liam S'eng, director

 PENANG 085’

Chartered Bank of India, Austra- Bentley’s, Peterson’s 3rd Edition &

lia and

land ChinaCharter

by Royal (Incorporated

1853) in Eng- Bangkok,

Private. Other Branches: Amoy,

A. P. Daniels* manager Batavia, Batu Pahat,

J. B. Watson, sub-manager Djambi, Hong Kong, Ipoh, Kota

Bahru (Kelantan), Kuala Lumpur,

Sub - Accountants— Malacca, Muar, Palembang, Ran

F. B. Jones goon, Serernban, Shanghai and

J. D. Adams Singapore (North Branch)

J.A. Shewan Yeo Tiam Siew, manager

J. Buchan

Tan Phee Khoon, chief clerk Belgian Consulate (See Consulates)

Yeo Ohoon Eng, chief cashier

Bhuket Sub-Agency

E. W. Hare, sub agent Beng Swee & Co., Ltd., Electrical Eng-

Tan Chor Sinn, cashiet ineers, Contractors,Bishop

Suppliers,

Alor Star Sub-Agency & Exporters—41, Street;Importers

Teleph.

A. M. R, Currie, sub-agent 697; Cable Ad: Bengswee

Yeoh Cheow Eang, cashier Oh Hong Seng, managing director

Lee Hong Chai, sOcretery

Ooi Yeow

Lim Seng Tong, bookkeeper

Ee, storekeeper

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Ooi Ah Leng, general clerk

Corporation—Cable

H. E. Muriel, agent Ad: Potomac Cheah Inn Kiong & Oo. (corporate

J. A. Clark, accountant accountants), auditory

R.G.G.A.Ralston,

Green, accountant

assistant

G. W. Stabb, assistant Boon Hak Co., General Merchants and

Commission Agents—25, Bishop Street;

Cable Ad: Boonhak

Mercantile Bank of India,

(Incorporated in England) — 11, Beach Ltd.

Street; Cable Ad : Paradise. Head

Office: 15, Gracechurch Street, Lon- Boon RetailPharmacy,

Chemists, The, Wholesale

Druggists and

and (Opti-

don, E.C. 3 cians—182-186-188. Penang Road: able

J. B. Ross, manager Ad: Boonphartny; Telegrams: Boon

S. L. Stocks, accountant Dr.Dr.LeeJ. Tiahg

D. Scott, assist, accountant EmileKeng,

praciitionbrs’Smith,m.b.,B-s.

ivi.la, (Edin)

medical&

I. P. MacFarlane, do.

Tho's.’ G. A. Scully, pharmacist

Chew Boon Ee, managingi’(Hrther

IMederlandsche

appij (Netherlands Handel-Maatsch-

Trading Society),

Rankers—9,

Cable Beach Street; Teleph 612; Borneo Co., Ltd., Me’rclfants---7A, Weld

Ad: Trading

F. Helmers, agent Quay.

Fenchurch HeadSt.,Office:

London,Sackville House,

E.C. Branch

Houses: Bangkok, Chiengmai,

Lakon, Raheng, Singapore, Penang, Ipoh,

Oversea-Chi nese Banking Cor- Kuching, Sibu, Miri and Kuala Lumpur

poration (Incorporated in the C. Jackson, manager, Malaya

S.S.), Successors to' the Chinese T. tory

C. Martine, agent, Northern Terri-

Bank, Ltd., the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.

and the Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd.

Capital, Authorised: $40,000,000; Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Chev-

Paid-Up: $10,000,000. Head Office:

China Building, Chulia Street, rolet, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits

Singapore;

Penang Cable28 Ad:

Branch: and 30,Oversea;

Beach Settlements)—Office: 24, NprthamRoad;

Street, Penang; Telephs. 751, 752 & Borncocar Telephs. 517 and 518; Cable Ad:

753; Cable Ad : Oversea: Codes : R. V. Patterson, manager for Penang,



Boxjstead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Chin Chin Co., General Storekeepers

in the F.M.S.), Merchants—1, Weld —18, and 20, Beach Street; Teleph.

Quay; Telephs. 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1029

1604; Cable Ad: Boustead. Head Khoo Leong Swee, manager

Office: Singapore, T'nion Building, Chee Yeow Hong, bookkeeper

CoHyer Quay Chee Phui Khwai, assistant

Director & Manager—H. O. Maas Thum Keng Hee, salesman

Assistants—E. B. Allen, W. An- Toh Kok Hu at, do.

derson (signs per pro.), T. M.

Clark, W. D. Erskine-Crum, F. China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

G. Thompson, E. C. Tokeley, F. Marine, Motor-car and General Insur-

W. Walker (signs per pro.) and ance—Head Office: Hong Kong

A. W. Wallich (signs per pro.) Agents — J. Evans & Co., 13,

Church Street ; Teleph. 1122

Bo.utcheu

Surveyors& and Co., Licensed

CharteredAppraisers—

Architects, Agency Staff—Lim Song Siew,

Tan Beng Hock and Chow Peng

19, Beach St.; Teleph. 138; Cable Cheong

Ad: Boutcher; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn. and Bentley's Also at 21, Hale Chinese Consulate (See Consulates)

St,, Ipoh, F.M.S. Chinese National Film Co.—31, Phee

Principal—C. G, Boutcher, f.r.i.b.a. Choon Road; Teleph. 179; Cable Ad:

Bkoavnt, Phillips

Auditors and Estate Agents—1, Downing Operating

Street;BankCableBuildings,

Ad: Audit.Ipoh,

Branch: Hong- Majestic,

kong F.M.S.

R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a,, F.c.l.s., partner Cinemas Windsor, and Liberty

A. S. Brown, c.a., partner (Ipoh)

H. K. Cormac, c.a., assistant Ch’ng

C.(Ipoh) EngMerchants—121,

Export Joo & Co., GeneralBeach

Import and

Street;

Teleph. 1061; Cable Ad: Hithermost

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Chong Kee Co., General Importers, Com-

(Incorporated under the Companies mission Agents, W ine, Spirit, Provision

Ordinances

ated of Hongkong

in Shanghai), Wholesale andandincorpor-

Retail Merchants & Tobacconists—35a, Beach

Wine and Spirit Merchants— 33c, Beach Street; Teleph. 718

Street; Teleph. Lim Joo Chong, proprietor

Codes: A.B.C. 587;

5th Cable

edn. andAd: Caldbeck;

Bentley’s, Lim Seang Lok, manager

Lim Seang Keng, asst. mgr.

also Bentley’s Second Phrase Code. Tan Eng Joo, salesman

Head Office: 44, Foochow Road, Wong Boon Weng, do.

Shanghai Choong Hong Lim, do.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

China- (.NVe Banks) Chop Hen Choon Tong, Estate of Tye

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co., Corporate Teleph. Kee Yoon1009;

(deceased)—37, Chulia Street;

Cable Ad: Henchoontong

Accountants, Chartered

Accountants, Auditors and Company, Secretaries, Tye Chee Tean, executor

Secretaries—18, Bishop Street; Cable Tye Shook Yuen, do.

Khoo Chye Hean, gen. manager

Ad: Cheahinnkiong

Khoo

CheangThay

Ah JToong,

in, attorney

clerk

•Cheng Ean ck Soon Chee, Barrister-at-

Law, Advocates and Solicitors—33f,

Beach Street; Teleph. 735; Cable Ad:

Limchengean CHURCHES, MISSIONS, &o.

Partners— Church of England: St. George’s

Limat-law,

Chengadvocate

Ean, B.A.,andll.b., barrister- Church

Chaplain—Rev. H. J. Paine,

solicitor

Khoo Soon Chee, m.a., barrister-at-

law, advocate and solicitor m.a., 20, Pangkor Road; Tele-

phone 779

 • PENANG C8T

Methodist Episcopal Mission—136, Penang Flying Club—Club House.

Burmah Koad ; Teleph. 797 Bayen Lepas Aerodrome; Oflice :

Rev. M. Dodsworth, d.d., dis- Chartered Bank Chambers; Cable

trict supt. Ad : Aeropen

Rev. L. Proebstel, l.l.d., prin- Patrons—H. E. Sir T. S. W.

cipal (Anglo Chinese School) Thomas, g.c.m.g., o.b.e.. The

D. D. Chdliah, vice-principal Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, H.

(Anglo Chinese High School) E. Major-General W. G. S.

Miss Dorothy Moreton, head- Dobbie, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o.,

mistress (Anglo Chinese Pri- The Lord Sempill, a.f.c.,

mary School) Vice-Air-Marshal A. W. Ted-

Khoo Cheng Hoe, head master (Ang- der, C.B.E.

lo Chinese

Miss Lois Continuation '•^hool)

Rea, headmistress Committee—H. E. Nixon (Pre-

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School) sident), P. J. D. Regester

Miss Lydia Urech, principal (Vice-President), A. J. Drake

(Winchell Home) (Captain), The Hon. Mr. E.

Rev. M. Dodsworth, d.d. pastor Newbold, G. L. Jerram, H.

(Wesley Church) G. Hinds, W. D. C. Erskine

Rev. Timothy M. Huang pastor Crum and H. Oke

(Chinese Church) Chief Instructor—J. H. Hog-

Rev. Kingham Joseph, pastor gart-Hill

(Tamil Church) Ground Engineer—P. A. Hunt

Rev. C. D. Patterson, district Secretaries & Treasurers—Evatt

missionary (Province Wellesley) & Co

Mrs. C. D. Patterson, principal Representatives in England —

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School, Major L. W. Learinount, D.s.o.,

Bukit Mertajam) M.c., and V. Mercer Smith

Mission Chapel—35, Penang Recreation Club

A. Hardwidge andFarquhar

wife Street

S. S. Adams and wife Penang Sports Club

Roman Catholic Mission — Penang President—H. F. Muriel

Rev. J. B. Souhait (for Europeans Vice-President—J. A. Black

and Eurasians) Captain—W. Anderson .

Rev. L. Ribout (for Indians) Hon. Secretary—C. H. Rogers

Rev. R. de Souza (for Chinese) 1 Trustees—T. W. Douglas and G.

Rev. P. Baloche (for Eurasian, C. Watson.

lulaar Tikus) Committee—R. N. Elliot, A. B

Rev. R. Laurent (for Chinese Paterson, G. R. Evans and

Balfk Pulau) Dr. J. A. P. Cameron

Treasurers—Evatt & Co., Char-

St.Northam

Andrew’sRoad

Presbyterian Church— tered Bank Chambers

Rev. R. M. Minto, m.a., s.t m. Penang

S. Y. Adams, session clerk Bungah.Swimming Club—Tanjong

Office: Chartered Bank

CLUBS Chambers; Telephs. Office: 492 &•

Club Bungalow: 115

Penang Club—Telephs. 1340-1341 President—K. Combs

Trustees—R. D. Hume, Hon. Mr. Vice-President—R. F. Leonard

E. Newbold and J. R. Bennett Captain—H. F. Clements

Committee—J. Dick, A. J. L. Hon. Secretary—H. C. Baker

Donaldson, T. C. Martine, R. Treasurers—Evatt & Co.

V. Patterson, B. E. Ross, P. Committee—J. R. Danson, K. J.

J D. Regester and P. R. Cassy, Capt. J. J. C. Macleod,

Campbell (hon. secretary) E. A. Fisher & H. A. Johnson

Treasurers—Evatt & Co., Char- Election Committee—H. Brace-

tered Bank Chambers girdle, G. B. Bixby, M. J. B.

Steward—G. Andersen Watt, J. D. Adams, F, .Glen-

Clerk—Ong Liang Hin dinning and L. Brent

€88 PENANG •

Penang Titrf Club—Office: Char- China—51, Northam Road

tered Bank Chambers; Telephs. Consul—Yen-Kai Huang

Office: 1465 and Secretary: 705 Chancellor—Yang

Secretary—ChoongChih Min Hsiang

Fatt

Committee—J. D. Kemp (Presi-

dent), C. D. D. Hogan, Lee

Toon Poon, J. G. Brown, M. Denmark—F.M.S. Railways Building

J: Thorpe, J. B. BenPett and Vice-Consul—W. Gjodesen

C. B. Redway

Secretary & Clerk of Coiirse—S. France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

C. Vickers Consular Agent — Roland Mange,

Treasurers—Evatt & Co. c/o The Ld.

Successors of Moine Comte

Town Club—Downing St. & Co.,

Italy—26,

ConsularNortham Road Rosi

Agent—G.

Coconut Products Co.

Netherlands

Colonial Dispensary—104, Prangin Road Consul—F. Helmers

Commercial Advertising Agency, Norway

Commercial Artists, Signwriters, Label Vice-Consul—J. Dick

Designers,

and PaintersWall

andAdvertising

Cinema SlideDesigners

Makers. Portugal

LicensedStreet;

PosterTelenh.

Station693.Lessees—62, ActingVice-Consul— John G. Brown

China Branch:

59,LaiHaleChuck

Street,Wan,

Ipohmanager Siam—300, McAlister Road; Teleph.

Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd. (In- Vice-consul -Yim Phung Phrak-

corporated in England)—Head Office: hun

Princes EC. House,2 95, Gresham Street, Chancellor—Vallobh Dhanasiri

London,

Directors—His Excellency Senior Sweden Vice-Consul—C. B. Redway

Simon I. Patino (President),

Ernest V. Pearce, a.i.m.m.

(Chairman & Managing Direc-

tor), Sir Cecil Lindsay Budd, United States of America—5, Pang-

kor Road; Teleph. 470; Cable Ad :

k.b.e., Antenor Patino, R. Mar- American Consul

tinez Vargas, John C.. Budd, J. Consul—Robert B. Streeper

Van Den Broek, The Rt. Hon.

Lord Marchwood, k.c.v.o. and

N. C. Stenning (Alternate) Crag Hotel (See Hotels)

Secretary—F. C. Bel1

Local Transfer Office — Birch House, Craik, D. McLeod, Chartered Architect—

Dato Kramat, Penang; Cable Ad: 6b, Beach Street; Telfeph. 600; Cable

Smelter Ad : Framboise

Local Registrar—E. Newbold D. McLeod Craik, f.r.i.b.a.

Subsidiary Companies—

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. Criterion Press, Ltd., Printers, Publishers

Williams

Cornish Tin Harvey it Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Smelting andLimStationers- Id, Penang Street

Penppll Tin Smelting Co., Ltd. Cheng Rung, mang. dir.

Lim Eng Hock, secretary

Toh Teow Poon, manager

CONSULATES Cycle V Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.,’ Cycle

Belgium and MotorStreet:

Importers—Temporary Office:

Consul—F. H. Gnimitt 17, Leith

Teleph. 376 Cable Ad: Cyclecarri;

Assistant—G. Grumitt

 PENANG

Danish Consulate (Nee Consulates) Director.3 — Sir Cecil L. Budd,

k.b.e. (chairman), William

Dennys & Co., A., General Merchants, Clark and The Rt. Hon. Lord

Land, Estate, Shipping, Insurance and Marchwood, k.c.v.o.

Commission Agents, Contractors, Rece- Secretary—F. C. Bell

ivers and Trustees of Estates, etc., General Manager in the East—K

Licensed Appraisers and Auctioneers—

22b, Beach Street; Teleph. 308; Cable ' Newbold 1 '. iu

Ad: and

Dennys; Ore Buying & Tin Sales Dept. —

6th RudolfCodes:

Mosse Bentley’s, A.B.C. W. T. Francis

Accountant—A. R. Jones

Diethclm 8c Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Assist. Accountant—F. L. Steggall

Switzerland), Merchants ana Commis-in Assistant—R. J. Evans

Works Manager—D. A. Mackay,

sion Agents— 12-14-16, Church Street; A.R.S.M., A.I.M.M

Teleph. 317; Cable Ad:manager

M. Hurlimann, Diethelmco Assist, do. —G. B. Bixby,1 a.e.s.

M., A.I.M.M.

Dispensary (1929), Lin., The, Cl'emists Chief Chemist—E. A. Fisher,

and Opticians—2, Bishop Street; A.E.S.M., A.I.M.M.

Teleph. 398: Cable Ad: Chemoptist Technical Assistants — P. W.

F. J. Smith, m.p.s., manager Scarlet, b.sc. & F. E. Wraight,

A.R.S.M.

Agents for: Ore Room Supt.—A. E. Hem

Trufood brow

Ipoh Agent—C. M. McDonald

Doulatram & Co., Silk Mer- Kampar Agent—E. A. Davies

cers, Drapers & Outfitters—Corner Fusing.

Eng Sub-Agent — Goi Seap

ofDevecot

Beach & Bishop Streets; Cable Ad : Kuala Lumpur Agentr--J. : M.

B. Doulatram & Sons, proprietors O’C George

G.prietor

B. Doulatram. managing pro- . Singapore Agents—Fraser & Co.

On Leave-W. N. Walter, D. J

Fleming and 'J. N. Cooiey

Dueegk & Thomas, Ltd. (Incorporated

in the Straits Settlements), Merchants Eastern & Oriental Hotel (See Hotels)1

and Engineers—P. O. Box 392; Cable

Ad:F. Duregeco

N. Ch. 1 lurege, managing director Evans & Co., J., Exporters —13, Church

Street; Cable Ad: Crusader

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shipowners and

Merchants—F. M. S. Railways Building; Evatt & Co., Accountants and Auditors—

Telephs.

Cable Ad:1301Eastasia;

(Office) and

Codes:871 A.B.C.

(Godown);

5th Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph- 4fi2;

Impr., Acme, Bentley s & Boe Cable Ad: Evatt: Codes: Broom-

W. Gjodesen, manager hall’-; (Rubber) and Rentiers- Com-

Y. Hansen, M. Steincke, C. J. plete and 2nd Phrase

E.J. A.Y.Clarke,

C. Thomson, f.s.a.a.^ partner

Frederiksen, G. Rude and P. a.c.a., partner

Hess, assists Y.H.C. B.Nolan, f.c.a. (Aust.), partner

Noon,

D.N. Chadwick, a.c.a.,

a.c.a., assistant

do.

Eastern

China Extension, Australasia

Telegraph Co., Ltd.—(Nee under and A. Sharpe, a.c.a., do.

Telegraph)

Federal

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor- sellers, Wholesale Rubber Stamp Co., Book-

porated in England)—Head Office: 6, Beach Street; Teleph. and Retail Stati oners—

Princes House, 95, Gresham (Street,

London, E.C.2; Penang Office: Vulcanite; Codes: A.B.C. 598;5th &Cable Ad:

6th edns.

Birch House, Dato Kramat; Teleph. Foo Wha Cheng, senior

Tan Chin Hean, general manager partner

1360; Cable Ad : Smelter Tan Chin Kim, manager

 <090 PENANG

Fiat S. A.

Northam Road (Incorporated in Italy)—26, Great EasternBeach LifeStreet

Assurance Co.,

G. Rosi, manager Ltd., The—21,

J. H. Baring Gould, dist.financial

Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., manageragts.

Film News,” The, Publishers, Advertis-

ing Service—Top Floor, Criterion Press Guthrie & Co., Ltd—35 and Cable

36, Weld

Co.,TohLtd., Quay; Telephs. 733 and 734; Ad:

TeowID,Poon,

Penang Street) mgr.

advertising Guthrie. Registered Office: Battery

Road, S’pore. Branch Offices; Kuala

Lumpur, Ipoh,

Fire Insurance Association of Malaya Malacca. London Office: 52-54, Grace- Medan (Sumatra) and

(See Associations) church Street, E. C. 3

H. S. Hay, manager

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water J.A. A.H. Bines,

West, assistant

do.

Manufacturers — 190-4, Argyll Road;

Teleph. 107; Cable Ad : Atlas. Head

Office: Singapore. Branches: Kua- Habrakol Syndicate, Ltd. (Incorporated

la Lumpur, Ipoh, Malacca, Serem- inturers the ofStraits Settlements), Insulation

Manufac-

ban and Bangkok. Depots at Klang for

and Butterworth ElectricHabrakol

Cables, Patent

Habrakol Patent

Box Compound, etc.—91, Patani Road;

Feench Consulate (See Consulates) Cable

Durege Ad:&liabrakol

Thomas, Ld., mang. agents

■Ganesh Printing Works, Printers, Hanna, Chambers;G.,Teleph.

Dr. J. Dentists—Chartered

Stationers

Penang andTeleph.

Street; Book-binders

926; Cable 99, Bank

—Ad: J. G. Hanna, d.d.s., f.i.c.d.

974

Ganesh C. T. Miles, d.d.s., f.i.c.d.

P. Ahamed, proprietor R. J. Draycott, l.d.s.

P. A. Syed Aboothait, manager W. G. Gooil, l.d.s.

M. U. Shariffdeen, actg. mgr.

S. Thangavelu Pillay, chief Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Ineor-

clerk orated

M. Murugesa Mudaliar, fore- hanghaiinBank F.M.S.) — Hongkong

Building; Cable and

Ad:

man Gilfillan

•General Accident, Fire and Life Assur- Harrisons, and Mine

Barker & Co., Ltd.,Estate,

Agents and Merchants (Head

ance Corporation, Ltd.

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.,Ld., agents Office: Singapore)—British

23, Beach Street; Telephs. 681 and 682;

India House,

Swee Tin & Co., agents Cable

Union, Ad:

Broomhall’s

Barkers;

A. B.(Rubber Codes:

C. 5th edn.), Western

and 6thBentley’s

edns.,

General College of the Mission and Private

Etrangeres (See Schools) H. B.E. Egmont Hake, dir. (K. Lumpur)

Lumpur)

W. Wallis, director (Kuala

•General Produce Agency, Ltd., Rubber J.H. B.O.Leask,

Peake, do. (London)do.

do.

BrokersStreet

China and ; Teleph.

Commission

474 Agents — 33, G.A.D.E.A.M.Fletcher, manager

R. B. R. Mitchell,

Todd signs per pro.

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The,

Wholesale

Teleph. 362;Chemists—39, Beach Street;

Cable Ad: Geeteedee; Cable Hertz, Dr. C. b,Henry, Consulting Dental

Ad: Elixir. Branches at Station Road Surgeon—17 Northam Road; Teleph.

and Belfield Street, Ipoh, Perak, and 9, 555; Cable Ad: Hertz

11 Herbert

and 13, Riverside,

,T. Lewis, Malacca

f.s.m.c., d.b.o.a., HinBeachGiapStreet Co., Rubber Exporters — 86,

director and general

T. McKinstery, manager

m.p.s., f.c.o., assist.

S. Wadsworth, m.p.s., do. Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (See Banks)

 PENANG C91

Hogan, Adams it Allan Advocates Runnymkde Hotel, Ltd. (Lessees of

Crag Hotel and Refreshment Rooms

and

NotariesSolicitors,

Public—4a,S.S.b, and F.M.S.Build-

c, Logan’s and —Penang Hills)—40-42, Northam Road;

ings, Beach Street: Teleph. 316 ; Cable Telephs. 543 fkBentley’s

544; Cable Ad: Runny-

Ad : Advocate or Adallan ; Codes : A.B. mede; Code:

Directors - C. B. Red

C. 4th and 5th edns. and Bentley’s

Partners— Frank Duxbury andway,

li. P.J. Brash

McNeil,

Claude D. D. Hogan, b.a., ll.b F. W.Ingold,

Heaney,general manager

hotel secretary

(Cantab.), barrister-at-law,

cate andDelaforceHume,

solicitor, advo-

S.S. andsolicitor,

F.M.S. L. Humbert

Raymond Mrs.

H. W.Johnson,

Gachnang, housekeeper

mgr. (Crag Hotel)

Supreme Court (England), advo- Secretaries

cate and solicitor, S.S.

Percy Norman Knight, solicitor, and F.M.S. nedy, Burkill & Co,, Ltd., Office:

and Registered Ken-

Georgetown

Supreme Court (England), advo- Chambers, Penang

Khoo cate Heng

and solicitor, S.S. (London),

Kok, ll.b.

barrister-at-law, advocate and Hup HingToilet

Retail, Dispensary,

Articles,Wholesale

Surgical and Re-

solicitor, S.S. quisites, Drugs, Chemicals and Patent

Paul John Dinsmore Regester,

solicitor, Supreme Court (Eng- Medicines — 168, Campbell Street;

land), advocate and solicitor, S.S. Teleph. 615

Lo Yew Kee, managing proprietor

and F.M.S. Lo Kin Fun, salesman

Assistants—

Gurcharan Singh, advocate and ChanKean

Lo TongCheng,

Hong,cashier

bookkeeper

solicitor, S.S. Lo Kin Choon, storekeeper

Chan Soon Nean, managing clerk

London Agents: Shelton Cobb & Co. Huttenbachs, Ltd.,General Merchants,

—3,

London; NewGregory

Court, Rowcliffe

Lincoln’s& Inn, Engineers and Contractors — 21, Beach

Co., Street;

1, Bedford Row, W. C. A.B.C. 5thCableedn.,AdA.: Habiture

1, Bentley's ; Codes:

2nd

Phrase, Acme, Lubin’s, Western Union,

Hong Seng & Co., Java and Ceylon Tea Lombard and Engineering

Associated with Sime Darby & Co,,

Merchants and Distributors of “ Pea- Ltd., Malaya, and Shaw, Darby A-

cock” Brand—387, Beach Street; Teleph. Co., Ltd., 14 and

671Peh Kim Seng, proprietor Street, London, E.C. 19,

3 Leadenhal!

Directors—A.M. Sellar (London), J.M.

Sime (London), H. S. Russell

HOTELS (Singapore), F. M. Edmonds

(Singapore) and F. M. Shar-

rock (Penang)

Crag

CableHotel—Teleph.

Ad: Craghotel -29 (Penang Hill); F. J. McAra, c.a., secy, and

accountant

Resident Engineers—

Eastern and Oriental Hotel Ltd. Alor

Modern in Every Way: Orchestra. SungeiStar—K.

Teluk Patani—J.

Anson—Glyn

H. J.Robinson

P. Davies

Jones

Garage—8, Farquhar Street;

322 and 1440; Cable Ad: Hoteleando; Telephs.

Codes:

ley’s A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Bent- Imperial Chemicaland Industries (Malaya),

A.W R.S.andTajder,

Western manager

Jennings,chef

Union Ltd.,

micals,Importers Exporters

Fertilisers, Dyestuffs andofManu-

Che

G. Martinoli, assistant facturers’

Quay; Raw 405;

Teleph. Materials

Cable —Ad:48,Impke-

Weld

Affiliated

apore with Raffles Hotel Ltd., Sing mix. Head Office: 35, Robinson Road,

Singapore

J. B. Wood, manager

Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street; Teleph.

480; Cable Ad: Nipponkan

U. Ichise, proprietor Italian Consulate (See Consulates)

 092 PENANG

Islay Keer & Co., Ltd., Steamship Sub-Agents for

Agents—British India House, 23, North British & Mercantile Insurance

Bertch Street; Telephs. 505, 521 and Co., Ltd.— Burglary, Accident etc.

1148; Chble Ad: Bison; Code:

Bentley’s Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. (In-

J. Dick, manager

G! C. Watson, A. E. Thowless corporated Managing inAgents the Straits Settlements),

and R. E. S. Loubser, assists. Agricultural, Miningand and

Secretaries for

Industrial

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William Companies; GeorgetownTeleph.and Insurance

Chambers,444;39, Beach Agente—

(Incorporated

Engineers and inGeneral

StraitsMerchants

Settlements)

15, Penang; CableStreet,

Ad:

Beach Street; Teleph. 351; Cable Ad: edn.) Kenburk; C(Kies: Broomhall’s (Rubber

Expanded. Head Office:Ocean Build- Bentley’s and Private

ing, Prince Street, Singapore. Branches C.L. B.H. Redway, managing

Holdsworth, directordirector

attenham.

Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Port Swet- A.JC.R.Buckle,

ley’s,

Codes: A.B.C.

Acme,Agents—William

5th edn.,

New Standard and

Bent- Hirzel secretary

a.c.a.,

London JacksPrivate

& Co., K.; J. Gassy

H. C. Pinching, technical adviser

Winchester

London E.C.House,

2 Old Broad Street,

H.Elphick,managing director(S’pore.) IS| & H B

R. N. Holmes, asst. do. ( do. )

R. C. Stewart, o.a.,; director and secy. Keono Lay & Co., Merchants—9, Pang-

(Singapore)

J. H.Whyte, director (Ipoh) kor Road; Teleph. 429; Cable Ad: Keong-

F. Clements, mgr. (signs per pro.) lay;SecondCode: Phrase,Bentley’s,

A.B.C. 5thComplete

& 6th edns.and

-James, Mrs. M. I., a.l.c.m., l.l.c.m., Cer- Khie Heng Bee & Co., Rice Millers—

tificated Pianiste Trinity College of Head Office and Mills: 294, Brick Kiln

Music,of London,

my Music—33, Principal of the Street;

Farquhar Acade- Road; Teleph. 651; Cable Ad: Chiehengbe

Teleph. 888 Partners—Lim

Law, Lim HooiCheng Hong,Teik,

HoLira

ChinCheng

Keat

.Johnson J- Phillips, , Ltd., London Kim Keng Leong & Co. (Chop Gim

(Ino^rporkted in England), Elec- Cheang), Ironmongers, Hardware

trical Engineers—Agents: William and Sanitary Earthenware Importers,

Jacks & Ct>, (Malaya), Ltd,—Singa-

pore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang Kerosene Oil —127,

MerchantsBeachand Street;

Com-

Representative—H. E. W. Bryning mission Teleph.

Agents

387; Cable

(Ipoh) Codes A.B.C. 5th andAd:6thKimkengleong;

edns.

Lee

LimLimOonBoonSaik, mang. proprietor

K EEElectrical

Huat Engineers—24,

Radio Company,Beach RadioStreet;

and BoonSuan,

Earn,manager

Chee Boo Ching and

Cable Ad: Kikophone Tan Guan Tong, assistants

Agents:

iKersneciy

Brokers StandCo.,Insurance

ExchangeAgents

and Share

— 4, E. “Household

M. de Souza & Co., Rangoon—

Remedies”

Beach Street, (opposite Mercantile

Bank of India, Ltd.); Cable Ad: Ken Kong & Co., Managing Agents and

nedy;

Lieber’s,Codes: A.B.C. 5thWestern

Broomhall’s, and 6th Union

edns., Secretaries for Estates and Industrial

Agents —10, Alerchants

Penang Street;and Commission

Teleph. 264;

Partners—F. N. Syer, J. F. Arthur Cable Ad: Kongco

arid A. J. L. Donaldson

Assistant—C.'H. Rogers Koninkljjke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Agents for (K.P.M.-Line)—31, Beach St.; Teleph.

National Employers’ Mutual General 1173; Cable Ad: Pa.ketvaart

A. van de Velde .

Insurance Association, Ltd.—Motor A. A. Frankenhuis, sub-agent

and Fire Assurance Co., Ltd.—Life

Prudential Th. G. Gleichman, do.

 PENANG 093

Agents far Lim Cheng Teik,

Nederland Line and Rotterdam Lloyd Owner—Office: 292, Brick Kiln Road; Planter, Mill and Land

Royal Dutch Mails Teleph. 591

Holland-East Asia LineLine*

Straits-Java-Australia (from Europe)

Deli-Straits-China Line Little & Co., Ltd,, John (Incorporated in

Orient-Java Africa Line England), Wine, Spirit and . Provision

South Pacific Lines Merchants, etc. Head

Pacific-Java-Bengal Line (from the and 10, Pancras

Store (inLane, E.C.Office,

the East):

(London):

4. Raffles

Head Office

Place,

Pacific)

Royal Dutch Air Lines (K.L.M.) Singapore. Branch Depot: Bishop

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways Street;

(K.N.I.L.M.) Penang;Teleph.

Codes: 982: Cable5thAd:edn.Littles,

A.B.C. and

Netherlands-Indian Tourist Bm-eau Bentley’s

(N.T.T.O.U.R.)

TheBureau

Travellers’ Official Information

of Netherlands India Logan, Ross & Samuel. Advocates and

Solicitors—5. Union Street; Teleph. 497;

Cable

edn.B. E.Ad: Rossam;- Code: A.B.C. 5th

Ross, partner

Kwong Wah Yi± Poh Press, Ltd., C. R. Samuel, do.

The (Est. 1910),Stationers

Printers, and

Publishers, Tah Ah Tah, asst.

Lithographers, Book-

binder?—2

Ghaut; Teleph. and 559;

4, Chulia

P.O. BoxStreet 34; Look Brothers, Provisioners and

Cable Ad : Kwongwahpoh General Merchants—211-213, Penang

Printers & Poh”,

Publishers of the “Kwong Road, Penang: Cable Ad: Lookers;

Wah Yit the Leading Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bent-

Chinese ley’s

Daily in North Malaya Phrases

Low Ee Beng, managing director

Directors—Ong

Kiew, Tan HunKeng Seng,Khaw

Geok, Saw Seng

Seng M. E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ Schooi.

Lee, Lee Ong

GuatBoon

Cheow, (Nee, Schools)

Sooi arid HumLow Geok

Kyle, Palmer in the &F.M.S.),

Co.. Ltd. (Incor: Majestic

Phee 22;

Cinema, Cinema Exhibitors—31,

Choon

porated

Merchants and Printers—88-92, Bi- Box

Engineers, CableRoad;Ad:Teleph.

Majestic;1179;Codes:

P.O.

shop. Street; Tel-ephs. 134-135; Cable - Ong Keng Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Ad : Kylpa ; Codes : Bentley’s Se- Ooi Seng, managing partner

cond & Kendall’s

Directors—F. W. Palmer, H. P. Tan Sim

BoonHoe,

Bee,manager

advertising mgC-

Anderson, o.a. & J. L. Ross, c.a. Goh Kee Keng, office asst — R. R. Shaw

Singapore Representative

(16, Robimsori Road, Singapore)

Lean & Co., Exchange, Share and Contan-

goM.Brokers—3a,

J. B. Watt, Union

partnerStreet

S.E. E.L. Scully,

Potter, bookkeeper

do. Malay Peninsula Agricultural As-

sociation {See Associations)'

B.A. O.C. Scully, clerk

D. Aeria, do. Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.,

Leono Fee

Cigarettein the Straits Impor-

and Tobacco. Settle-

Brokers, Tin and Rubber Merchants— ters—48,

4, Church Street; Cable Ad: Leongfee; Cable Ad: Tobacco Church Street; Teleph. 1475;

Codes: Bentley’s aridEng

Directors—Leong Private

Khean, Leong Distributorf for \

Y in Khean,. Yeo Boon Wan and Yeo British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

WeeCh’ng Yang,Hong

managing and Associated

Tobacco Co.Companies

Seang, director

secretary Ardath

ciated Companies

>, Ltd. and Asso-

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co., auditors

C»4 PENANG

Mansfield *fc- Co., Ltd., Shipping and McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established 1857.

Incorporated 1903), Merchants— Penang

Forwarding

Chambers, Beach Agents—Chartered

Street; Cable Bank

Ad: Branch and at Singapore, Ipoh, Kuala

Mansfield Lumpur and London. Registered Office:

Directors in Singapore — F. S. Gresham House, Battery Rd., Singapore

Gibson, W. Penrice, G. S. Mill-

er, W. A. Kimpster McAuliffe, Davis & Hope,BankChartered

M. Reid, manager Accountants— Chartered Cham-

S. L. McNee, c.a., accountant bers; Teleph. 377; Cable Ad: McAuliffe;

Assistants—R. J. Isherwood, A. Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber

McLellan (signs per pro.), T. edn.) and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Sir H.T. McAuliffe, f.c.a.,

PL Mason, D. Richardson (Bhu- partner (L’don.)

ket) and E. D. Rushworth P\A. H.Dobson,

Grumitt, a.c.a., do.do. (Penangp

A. Risoe, supt. engineer a.s.a.a., (S’pore.)1

H. E. Ward, dock manager H. E. Collins, a.c.a,, do. (S’pore )

Assistants—W. G. Prica end J. C. Grumitt, a.c.a., do. (Penang)/

A. Laing Assistants (signa.c.a.

the firm)—

{For A tje.nc,ies See Singapore Section) N.B. G.Bridgwood,

Bishop, (S’pore)

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. a.c.a. (Batavia)

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., general agents J. H. Reid, a.s.a.a. (Penang)

A. G. H. Reason, a.s.a.a. (K. Lumpur)*

Marine Insurance Association {Set G A. Murphy, a.c.a. (Medan)

Associations) T. G. Laffan, a.c.a. (Penang)

Assistants—

MASONIC R. S. Jennings,

a.s.a.a., P. G. a.c.a.,

Clark, F.a.c.a..

Harrison,.

J. S.

Masonic Temples-Western Road Howkins, a.c.a., W. R. Methe-

rell, a.c.a., A. L. L. Glendin-

Gottlieb Mark Lodge, No. 382 E.C. ning, a.c.a. & H. G. Warren,.

A.C.A.

Lodge

E.C. Royal Prince of Wales, No. i 555 Mission Chapel {See Churches)

Wor. M. — Wor. Bro. W. F.

Flight Methodist Episcopal Mission (Nee-

S. W.—Bro. S. Mortimer Churches )

J. W.—Bro. H. Hall

Secretary—Bro. R. D. Rowswell Mission Chapel {See Churches)

Lodge Scotia. No. 1003, S. C.

R. W. M.-Rt. Wor. Bro. A. R. Mohamed

chants—10, Ah Quee Street

Craig

S. W.—Bro. H. Oke Moine Comte

J. W.—Bro. G. W. Jackson —9, China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 1192;:

Secretary—Bro. J. Wright

Treasurer—Rt. Wor. Bro. E. V. Cable Ad: Moine. Head Office: Singapore

S. Revel, branch manager

C. Thomson Agents :

Scotia Royal Arch Chapter, No. 408 Messageries Maritimes Coy.

S.C. ' Chargeurs Reunis

Principal Z.—M. E. Comp. D.

MacKinnon

Principal H.—M.E.Comp. A. R. MUNICIPALITY

Commissioners—J. A. Black (presi-

Jennings dent), Dr. J. E. Smith, j.p..

Principal J.—M.E.Comp. R. J. Hon. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, j.p.,

Hutton Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdool Cader,

Scribe E.—M.E.Comp. L. Haig Dr. Ong Huck Chye, j.p., Capt. S.

Wemyss S. Alsagoff, m.b.e., C. R. Samua!,.

Victoria Koh Sin Hock, T. C. Martine, J.

No. 1555Jubilee

E.C. Royal Arch Chapter, Dick, j.p. and C. Grumitt

 PENANG C95

Secretariat Health Officer’s Dept.

Secretary, Treasurer Health Officer—W. H. Brodie, m.b.,

W. Douglas, f.c.c.s. & Assessor—T. CH.B., D.P.H.

Deputy

Assistant

A C.A. Secretary—J. P. A. Clark, Graham,Health

M.B., CH.B.Officer — E. W.

Assist. Acct.—S. V. Adams, a.i.m.t.a. Lady Asst. Medical Officer—Yit Hou

Chief SanitaryCH.B.Inspector—J. E.

Hashoo, M.B.,

Electric Supply Department Miller, m.s.i.a.. G.Cert.Golebeck

Town r.s.i.

Electrical

M.I.E.E., Engineer—Thomas

A.M.I.MECH.E., Rogers,

A.I.STRUCT.E. HealthSupt.—W.

Sisters—Miss H. Flint, s.r.n.,

Deputy Electrical Engineer — J. R. s.c.m., a.r.san.i. and Miss F. M.

Danson, a.m.i.e.e. Sloan, s.r.n., c.m.b.

Chief Assist. Electrical Engineer—A. Penang Hill Government Railway

S. Gosling, a.m.i.e.e. Engineer

Financial Assistant—J. Cairns

Distribution M.I.E.E., &A.M.I.MECH.E

Manager—Thomas Rogers,

, A.I.STRUCT.E.

A.M.I.E.E. Engineer — S. Mortimer, Financial Assistant—J. Cairns

Assistant Distribution Engrs.—F. H. Registration of Births and Deaths

Gibson, a.m.i.e.e., J. H. Dodd, a.m. Registrar—Dr. W. H. Brodie

i.e.e. and J. M. Mankin Depy. Reg.—Dr.

Station Supt.—R. C. Macmillan

Shift Engineers — J. Buntin, A. C. Deputy RegistrarE.ofW.Deaths—Dr.

Graham T.

Day, R. Thomson, R. J. Hutton and P. Khoo

F. S. Ogle Vehicles Registration Dept.

Show Room Registrar—J. A. McEvoy

Demonstrator—Miss D. Mitchell Chief Inspector—F. W. Stewart

Electric

Engineer Tramways D ept. Rogers, Veterinary

&A.M.I.MECH.E.,

Manager—Thomas

Dept.

Supt. & Veter’y. Surg.—A. G. McCrea,

M.I.E.E., A.I.STRUCT.E.

Deputy Engineer and Manager—J. R. Assist'SupL^Abattoirs-S. T. Paul,

Danson, a.m.i.e.e. G.B.V.C.

Assist. Engr.—K. Coombs,

Workshop Supt.—W. R. Wells a.m.i.e.e. Water Department

Financial Assistant—J. Cairns Water Engineer—A.

M.C., BWater

Deputy I.C.E. P. H. Dougal,

SC., A.MEngineer—A.T. Holmes

Engineer’s Department, Municipal B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Municipal Engineer—M.

M.I.M. & CY.E., F.I.S.E., J.P.J. Thorpe,

Deputy Municipal Nagata Bros., T., Dentists—4, Bishop

Fletcher, a.m.i.c.e. Engineer—W. F. Street; 52, LeithCable

StreetAd: Nagata. Branch Office:

Assistant Engineers—J. W. Clark,

a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m. & CY.E., G. R. Evans, T. Nagata, l.d. ! Takeo Nagata, l.d,

a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m. & cy.e., and H. G.

Moulding, a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m. & cy.e.

Architectural Assistant — F. W. B. Nanking Hotel {See Hotels)

Charles, a.r.i.b.a.

Mechanical Engineer—J. M. C. Sharp, Nestle ducts, and Anglo-Swiss inMilk

Ltd. (Incorporated Pro-

Gibraltar),

A.M.I.MECH.E., A.M.I.A.E. Distributors of the goods of Nestle and

Assist. Mechanical

Pentney. a.m.i.a.e.Engineer—O. G. Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Cam

Office Assist.—J. D. Petrie & Vevey; Condensed Milks Sweetened

and Unsweetened, Evaporated

Natural Sterilised Milk, Milk Products, and

Building Surveyor—D. A. Coupar, “Milo” Tonic Food, Quick Oats, Cream,

A.B.I.C.C. , “Lactogen,” Cheese,Quay; Chocolate and

Cocoa—39c, Weld Teleph. (J40;

Fire Brigape Cable Ad: Nestanglo

Supt.—A.

A.I.P.T. J. Brown, m.i.f,s., f.r.s.a., R. Gunter Sudth, manager

R. F. Heath, assistant

€96 PENANG

Netherlands Trading Society (See Penang Sales Room (Koh Eng Hin)

Banks) (Established

Valuers, House 1892), Auctioneers,

and Land Brokers,

Agents’

Netherlands & Norwegian . Consu- Import Merchants, Sale of Pawnbrokers,

Forfeited Pledges Held Monthly—38,

lates (See Consulates) Beach Street

New Dispensary, Opticians—47, Leith

Street Penang Chamber of Commerce (See

New Associations)

292,Ice Works

Brick KilnCo.,

RoadIce Manufacturers— Penang 'Choral and Dramatic Society

Ong Huck Chye, Dr., j.p (See Associations)

Universal Pharmacy, 7 18,, Acheen

m.r., b.s.—The

Street;

Teleph. 768. Residence: 228, Macalister Penang Library (See Associations)

Road; Night Teleph. 857

Oversea CAinese Bank (AVe Banks) Penang Recreation Club (See Clubs)'

Overseas Trading Syndicate, News- Penang Free School (See Schools)

agents, Sports Dealers Road;

Merchants—^c,,JBur:r,ah and Teleph.

general

1047; P.0. Box 341; Cable Ad; Trjco. Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China

Par man a-ffid Brothers, Jewellers, Silk Cable Street : Telephs. 1444, 1445 and 1446;

and Curio Tailors

Merchants, Ladies’ and Ad : Para

Gentlemen’s and Outfitters- 14,

Bishop Street; Teleph. 1199; P.O. Box Phoenix Press. The, Printers, Publishers,

313; Cable Ad: Parmap and.

Book-binders and Stationers—6,

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Church Street; Cable Ad : Phoenix

. General Merchants, Shipping, Insurance

and Rubber Estates Agents and General Pilot Association and Board (See

Engineers—9,

and 569; CableWeld-Quay;

Ad: Paterson; Telephs.

and 568at Associations)

Singapore,

tenham Kuala Lumpur, Poyt Swet-

Paterson, and Klang.

Simons & Co.,Loudon Office:

Ltd., London Pinang Gazette p

House, Crutched Friars, E. C. 3

Managing Director & Chairman (Established 1833),re Proprietors

S (1936), Ltd.

of:

-W. P. W. Ker (London) Pinang

Sunday Gazette

Gatzette (Daily, 1 p.m.)

(Saturday, 11 and

a.m.)—

Directors—F. P. Harris (Lon- 12. Bishop Street: Telephs. 1477 and 1478;

don), E. W. Paterson (London), C.Cable Ad: Gazette Penang; Codes: A.B.

T. M. Shelford (London), A. P.

. Cameron (London), F. H. Tem- W.5tbG.Edition

Luck well, manager

perlev (Singapore) and R. W. E. J. Hewitt, editor

McKerrow (Singapore)

Manager—F. F. Rowland Portuguese Consulate (See Consulates)

^Assist.—T. E. Wallace

Penang Gasket Co., Undertakers—193, Presgrave & Matthew’s, Advocates, Soli-

Macalister Road ; Cable Ad : Casket citors and Notaries Public—9, Beach

Penang Premier Press, General Printers, Street, Teleph. 310; Cable Ad:

Stationers. Bookbinders, Copper Plate A.B.C. Presgrave; Codes: Bentley’s and

Printers, Die-Stampers, Engravers and 5th edn.

Rubber-Stamp Manufacturers — 34, E. A. de Buriatte, partner

Beach Street; Teleph. 642; Cable Ad: J. B. M. Wilson, do.

Premier Press F. G. Pooley, do.

Mrs. Khoo Saik Inn, sole proprietress A. J. Drake, assistant

 PENANG 097

Pritchard & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in SCHOOLS

theS.S.), Wines, Spirits; Gold

Provision Storage & Anglo - Chinese

Episcopal MissionSchool; Methodist

Ladies’ andMerchants, Gentlemen’sTobacconists,

Outfitters, Principal — Rev. L. Proebstel,

Milliners, Tailors,Stationers,

turers, Jewellers, FurnitureBooksellers,

Manufac- B.A., LL.D.

Sports Goods Dealers and Ladies’ and Headmaster, High School — D.

Gentlemen’s Hairdressing Salons—9, D. Chelliah, b.a.

Union Street; Telephs. European Master, High School

sub-connections);

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition Cable 335-336 (with

Ad: Bentley’s

and Peanco; —Noel A. Horley

Headmaster, Middle School—H_

Second ■ Phrase. Branches: Ipoh and H. Peterson, b.a,

Butterworth

Managing Director—J. P. Souter Head Teacher, Middle School—

Manager (Ipoh)—G. Longley Geh Hun Kheng

Assistants— Manager of the Branch Schools

—Rev. C. D. Patterson, b.a.

A. J. Everitt, sigi sF.perOgdenpro (Ipoh)

J.H. R.W.L.Sanders

Cox Miss Worthing General College ofTikus The Missions

T.E. J.H. Dooley

Dutton Mrs. M. (Ipoh)

MissEP. Jew Tull Etrangeres—Pulo

Superior—Very Rev. M. Rouhan

(Ipoh) Directors—Revs. H. Michel, G. Den -

arie, H. Moniean, P. Piffaut, P.

RasiklaP VadiLal, Import and Export Lobez. P. Meissonier and R.

MercMnG-ig?, King Street; Teleph. Paroissin

452; Cable Ad: Mirthful

Vadilal Purshotumdas, sole proprietor M.E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School—

Recreation Clubs “(Nee under Clubs) 42,HArison

eadmistressRoad — Miss C. L. Rea,

Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Piano Ji.sc.

English , _

and Organ Manufacturers, Timers and

Repairers—Beach Street; Teleph. 667; Deacon,Mistresses

Miss Doris tA- Mrs. Dorothy

Myllins and

Cable Ad: Pianomaker Miss, Geraldine Johnson

Leo Dye, manager Supt. (Winched Home)—Miss . Ry^ia

Sole Agents for : Urech

Columbia Gramophones & Records

Marconi Radio Penang Free

Teleph,

Head 1292 ‘ SchoolW.— Qreen Lapte;

Roman Catholic Mission, (Nee: Churches) b.sc. Master—L.

(London) Arnold, 'R.4.,

Roneo, Ltd.vOffice Equipment Specialists Assislants—('.

P.t. (Dunelm), Forster, Colin

Ji. sc., D.King'

' Th.,

— 22, Beach Street; Teleph. 551.

Head Office: 17, Southampton Row, M.A. (0xoh?)? G:Rev.

(Birmingham)'/ B. P.litt.

Prlrcell, b;a.

(Oxon.i,

London, W. C. J.Koay

N. DayieS, b.sc. (Birmingham),

J. R. E. Pawson, manageir Kye Teortg, Ng Ulieong

Rubber Exchange (Nee Associations) Weng, S, M. Zainul Abidin, b.a.

(Lomloii), Obi Khay Bian, b.a.

Runnymede Hotel (Nee Hotels) (Hopg 'Kong), Lftii ’ Khean

Seng; Yqo Slew Kiat/and Ong

Teotig Ouan (Raffles College

Sandilands, Buttery

29/ Beach Broomhall’s, & Co.,

Street; Teleph. Merchants—

644; Codes: Diplolnas); and 19 other; assis-

Bentley’s, Birchwood and tant local masters

Universal

St. George’s

Miss Girls’ School

San59, Hai

BeachBros.,Street;Rubber

Teleph.Dealers—Office:

867; Cable Ad: leave)Richardson, headmistress (on

Sunhai Mrs. Law, acting

Choong Eng Kim, partner Miss Parfitt

Choong Eng Hye, do. Miss Perry

C4

 PENANG

St. Xavieb’s Branch School— Pula a Singer quhar Sewing Machine

St. Br-anches Co.—11,F.M.S.

throughout Far-

Tikus ; Teleph. 211 andA. the whole world

Director—Rev. Bro. Mathias

Supervisor—Rev. Bro. Loran

Assts.—2 MuiNunn, Hocksupervising

Seng, districtagent

manager

Teachers Brothers and 8 Lay Ong Eng Buan, manager

Ch’ng Keong Huat, bookkeeper

St. Xavier’s Institution— Cable Ad:

Brothers;

Visitor—Rev.Teleph.Bk>.410James, o.b.e. Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H., Import and Ex

Director—Rev. Bro. Matthias port

537 Merchants—2,

and 453, CableWeld Ad:Quay;

Slot;Telephs.

Codes:

Pro:-Director—Rev. Bro. Patrick A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Kendall’s and

Assistants—10 Brothers and 25 Bentley’s; and at Singapore: 3 - 5,

Lay Teachers Robinson Rd.; Telephs. 7961

Cable Ad: Nethenco

Seng Lee & Co., General Import and Ex-

port Merchants and Commission Agents E.Jules Martin, director

J. Bennett, do.

—26, Kampqng Kolam; Teleph. 823; Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione

Cable Ad: Senglee; Codes: A.B.C. 5th e DI Importazione, Merchants — 7,

edn.,

OngBentley’s and Private

Chooi Beng, manager ChinaTariale

Street Ghaut; Teleph. 633; Cable

Tan Ghin Hoe, secretary Ad:

Siamese Consulate (See Consulates) Solomon & Co.,, S., Manufacturers’

Representatives and Commission

Silva Ltd., B. P. de, Jewellers and 922 Agents—154, Beach Street; Teleph.

Diamond92;Merchants—1, ; Cable Ad : Solomon; Codes:

Teleph. Cable Ad: BishopSilva; Street;

Code: A.B.C. 6th edition and Bentley’s

A.B.C. 5th edn.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation Soon Huat Co., Booksellers, Newsagents,

and General Importers—150, Campbell'

Rubber and Tin Mine

Valuers, General Import, Export, and Agents and Street; P. O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Soon

Produce Merchants, Shipping and In- Correspondence

World invited throughout the

surance

Ad: Agents—21,

Simit; Codes: Beach

A.B.C. Street;

5th Cable

edition,

Bentley’s Broomhall’s Combination, Soon Theam & Co., Stock and Share

Broomball’s Rubber, Western Union BrokersCable — 30,Ad: BeachSoontheam;

Street; Telephs.

(Five Letter), Marconi International, 1411; A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Codes:

edns., Bentley’s,

Acme and Private, Registered Office:

Fort Road, Malacca. Head Office: 5, Broomhall’s 4, and Private

Malacca Street, Singapore. Branches: NeohCheng

Sect Say Eng,Swi,managingdo.partner

Singapore, Malacca, Ipoh, Taiping,

Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Muar & Specialties Agency Co. of Malaya,

Kuching, Sarawak.

London Agents—Shaw, Darby ifc Co., Speciality Products & Novelty Goods—

Ltd., 14, Leadenhall Street, London 23,J.College Square Cable Ad: Jeramer

J. Jeremiah, managing partner

E. F.C.M.3 Edmonds, director

G. P. Noakes, manager Standard - Vacuum

Bank(Management);

Bldg; Tejephs.Oil 383Co.—Chartered

(Central) and

E. Mitchell, J. R. Burnham 384 Cable Ad: Standvac

and G. Maitby, assistants L. R.Wasem, jr., manager

(For Further Particulars See Sime, R. Ryder, assist, (on leave)

Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore) A.A. F.H.Moffat,

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—30, Colyer,installation

assistant supfc.

Penang Road: Telephs. 1500 and 1501; St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

Cable Ad : Storage. Head Office: {See Churches)

Empire Dock, Singapore

E.R. A.N. Schiess,

Elliot, branch manager

assistant .St. Andrew’s Society {See. Associa-

tions)

H. W. Cornell, shop assist.

 PENANG C9S>

St. George's! Girls’ School (See SunOilWo Loong Oil Mill Co., Coconut

and Cake Millers—51, Madras Lane;

Schools) Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Sunwoloong;

St. Xavier’s School and Institution Codes:

N. S. Bentley’s

Cam, b.sc. (Eng.),mgr.

(See Schools)

Stark & McNeill, Architects and Swedish Consulate {See Consulates)

Licensed

538; CableValuers—29,

Ad; McNeill;Beach

Code:St.;Bentley’s

Teleph. Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y. (Incorporated in

1st edn. F.M.S.), General Merchants, Insurance

J. McNeill, principal and

BeachCommission

Street Agents—64 and 66,

Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold Syn Thong Coy., Rubber Exporters^

and Silversmiths. General Merchants General Merchants and Manufacturers

and

Beach Complete Teleph.

House Furnishers — 4, Agts.—1, Penang Harbour Board Go-

Storch;Street;

Codes: A.B.C.1476; 5th Cable

edn. Ad:

and down; Teleph. 1082; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s.

M. Grand,Head Office at Kuala Lumpur Synthong;

manager (Rubber

Codes: Bentley’s,

edn.)Theng, partner

Broomhall’s

C. Y. Foong, bookkeeper Saw Choo

San Kwok Hin, assistant Saw Seng Kew, do.

L. Arthur, engineer

Chow See Wai, watch-repairer Telegraph Co., Ltd., Eastern Extension,

Australasia and China, (Associated

“Straits Echo,Newspaper.

The” (Established in Beach Street,& Teleph.

with Cable Wireless, 355;

Ltd.)and

— 29a,

44,

in1903),Penang,

Morning Circulating

Province Wellesley, Kedah Northam

L. C.

Road, Teleph. 356

Robinson, manager

and

57; CablePerak—216, Penang

Ad: Echo; Codes:Road;

A. B.Teleph. R. F. L. LaNauze, deputy engineer

C. 5th Supervisors—

edition H. H Moss

M. Saravanamuttu, editor C. E. Docker

Tan Ghee Poh, advt. manager S.H. Maunder

Yeoh Eng Seng, circulation mgr. C. Baker

Arthur Grinnitt, director

F. H. Grinnitt, do. V. R. Furneaux, asst, engineer

M. T. P. Rule, accountant

Straits

(IncorporatedJava inTrading

Batavia), Co., N.V. The an Huat & Cot., General Merchants

Importers

and Exporters, Shipping and Insurance and Estate Requisites Suppliers — 4,

Agents—P. O. Box 331; Cable Ads: China Ad:

Street Ghaut:

Theanhuat;

Teleph.

Codes:

548; Cable

A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Strait)ava

and (for Import-Export Dept.) Bentley’s, Schofield’s Electric phrase

C. 6thHapag

and

(for Shipping);

Edition,

Private

Codes:Mosse

Acme, Bentley’s, A. B. and Private ,

H. Thiede, manager Tiang Lee k Co.,Merchants—Office:

Manufacturers’ Agents

Agents for: and

BeachGeneral

Street; Teleph. 489 158,

Hamburg-Amerika Linie

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G., In-

digo-Aniline Dyes, Chemicals, Tourist Agency-Information Bureau,

Pharmaceuticals

phic Materials and Photogra- The—Victoria Pier and Swettenham

Pier; Cable Ad: Bureau

C. Danker, managing partner

Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The — S. G.H. Laing,

Danker,office assist.

do.

Hongkong

Buildings; Teleph.and 539;Shanghai

Cable Ad: SwordBank W. Danker, do.

L. A.D.C.Wood,

Stone,managerasst. Town Club (See Clubs)



Travkrs & Sons, Ltd., Joskph (Incor- S?/Lieuts. F. B. Thurston (on

porated in England),China Merchants and leave), A. C. Stone (on leave),

Manufacturers—13, St. Ghaut; Mohamed Said bin Sheikh

Cable Ad: Traverser. London

Cannon Street, London, E.C. 4 (Esta- Office: 119, Baud, A. S. Willweber, V. C.

blished 166(i) Nolan, Lim Chi am Ghee, A. L.

C.J. P.E.dOCollinge, manager (Malaya) Ogle, (A/Capt.) N. G. Fergu-

C. Hamilton, manager( Penang) son, L. Brent and A. K. Meri-

can

United Engineers, Ltd., Engineers and Medical Officers — Capt. W. H.

Shipbuilders—Town Office: 87, Bishop Brodie (on leave) and Lieut. G.

Street; Teleph. 732; Works: Sungei, H. Lowe (on leave)

Pinang. Teleph. 271; Cable Ad: Un- Adjutant—Capt. D. E. M. Field-

iteers; Head Office and Works: Singa- ing, The York and Lancaster

pore. Branches: Ipoh, Seremban Regt. .

and Malacca Quartermaster — Capt. F. : Flip-

D. McKinnon, mgr pan (on leave)

{For Codes and Agencies See Bandmaster—Hony. Lieut. C. • C.

Singapore Section) Scott

Honorary Chaplain (R. C.) - Rev.

J. B. Souhait

U.S. Consulate {See Consulates) Zaipul Abidin (F.M.S,V-F. atta-

ched)

Universal

Teleph. 768Pharmacy—118, Acheen St.; Reserve of Officer's — Major E.

Newbold, o.b.e., Capts. P. N.

Knight, C. D. D. Hogan, Lim

Victor

of Penang Confectionery, European S. Alsagoff, m.b.e., j.p. and Baba

Bakery, Penang Aerated Water Factory Ahmed

—18, Leith Street Lieuts. H. R. T S. Law, v.d. (on

J. V. Chelliah, chairman of Board of leave), J. W . B. Ogle, C. A. de

CheahDirectorsInn Kiong & Co., Secretaries Cruz, Chang Po Jung, A; O.

and Treasurers Meriean, R. D. Hume, m.c. (on

leave), J. A. Cowan, G. D. Tay-

lor, R. L. Cuscaden (on leave),

Volunteer Corps, Penang and Pro- C. E. Robless, P. R. Wait, M.e.

vince Wellesley—P. W., Butter- (on leave), J. H. Baring-Gould,

worth 44; Teleph. 312, Cable Ad: J. Fairweather (on leave), S. M.

Pevel O. Merican, G. E. Angier, Mohd.

Nominal Roll of Officers Ghouse bin Mohd. Hussain, H.

C. Abraham and J. W. Boyle

Headquarters— 2/Lieuts. C. A. Reutens and A. A.

Lt.commanding

Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer de Cruz

Major E. A. de Buriatte

Capts. Mohd. Neer bin S. Wakefield

Ahmed, J. E, A. Clark, J. A. Lubricants—Chartered Bank chambers;

McEvoy (on leave), S. Morti-

mer, H. Oke, E. A. Fisher, A. Teleph. 1023; Cable Ad: Castrol; Code:

T. Dougal, G. W. Somerville Bentley’s2nd phrase

(on leave) and F. W. Walker,

. : Lieuts.(A/Capt.)

. M-C. dLeong,

' ' Sin Kwee, Wassiamull Assomull

W. F. Fletcher, S. M. Osman, Jewellers

A. B. Craig! Mohd. Hussain b. Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 626;

1488;Branch

Cableat Ad:

42, Chulia

Abdul Halim, (A/Capt.) S. Street; siamull

Was-

Toolsoram,, Mohd. Noor bin M. T. Assomull, managiiig proprietor

Mohd., Ong Chong Keng, W. A. Sole Agents and Distributors for

Theseira, J. W. Clark. H. Mac- Krementz

Neice (on leave) and B. Pa wan

 PENANGt^MAiLACCA '©101

Waugh & Go., Ltd., HtisiiY, General' Wkeford & Thornton, •Advocates and

Merchants, Estates and Mines Secre-

taries and Agents—Registered .Office: Solicitors and Notaries 'Public'28,

Beach Street; Teleph. 432; P. O. Box

Singapore. Branches:

1 London, Penaiig,

Bangkok, Ijioh atid Knala^Lunxpnr : 356; Cable Ad: AVreford; Opde:

Directors— 5tli edn.

L. E. Slowe, ina,ng. directjor, Principal — Thomas Edward Con-

H.E. Nixon agban, B.A., advocate and solicitor

E. Waugh Assists.—Herbert

and solicitor rn'dAlacnejce,

Notaryadvocate

Public

S. E. Travis Ohg Huck Hong, barrister-at-law

L. A, Davies and Lim Kbnng Eboi, barrister-at-

"Wearjte, law

neers andBros., Ltd., Automobile

Importers—-14, Engi- . London

Anson' Road; &Strwd,

agents?—Herbert ,Z,. Dean

Co., Lpndon,

Danes W.C.Inn, 2.Hou.se, 265,

Teleph. 258; Cable Ad: Wea'rne: Codes: ,

A.B.C.

HeadHarry 5th edn.,

Office: 45, Bentley’sRoad,

Orchard andS’pore.

Private. ;

Oke, manager

A.TohMilne, Choon, salbs'-manager ■ YoUNd,

Hooi engineer Agency— L. 305a,

J., Forwarding'and

Perak Road; Cable General

Ad:

Lim Swee Kheng, chief-clerk Diadem

Weguemn, ■ G . D; Young, sole propr. and mgr.

WellesleyJ. B., Planter-^Jarak, Province.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.) YopN.p tional&,& Co,, Ltd., Engineers,

.Sanitary R., Civil, Specialists

Construc-

Drapers and Complete House Furnishers in Reinforced Concrete —

—4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14, Bishop’ Street; Office: Chartered Bank Chambers; Office Registered

Cable Bentley’s

edn., Ad: Warfield;

and Codes:

Private.A.B.C. 5pi and Showroom: 1Q1, Bishop j ^tree^.;

Branch

Establishments: Taiping, Ipoh, Kuala Works:,

Tileworks: Suqgei, Pinang;

AyerCodes: Quarry and

Itam;A,B.C.

Teleph.

Lumpur, Singapore Cable Ad: Loco; 5th 542;

and

W. Price, manager (ph leave) , 6th edh'S., ^ngige'ering 2nd e'dp.,

T. F. McGowan, acting manager Broomh'air^ Imp., Bentley’s ;Phrase .

I). Wark , Direct<>r.s

Mrs. E. Ji Wake and, E V.— J.C. Thomson

W. Hunt (ohainpa,n)

Miss Weemyss J.W.Hymt

MALACCA

eitherTheofSettlement

its ^sister oftowns.

Malacca pxcitps morAinterest

. Commercially,, from a historical

to thepointrear,

of view, than

establishment of Penang and.S1pg9.ppfe, butitthefell.advent

completely

of :the rubber,industry after the

in 1,906

.coiivertecl the ,$ettlen;entAi)fp a agnculturah prpvince,

tled by the Portuguese' in Ejll, it was for many years the one foreign entr«p6t >n Originally set-

the

the East,

cradleand the fact thatstudy

of Anglo-Chinese it hafeattest

givenitsitsformer

name to the'Peninsula and isthat it was

by boundaries

governed some 42 miles

by a Resident in length,

Councillor with a breadthtoimportance.

in subordination from eightItstoarea

ofSingapore. embraced

25 miles. It is

The geological formation of the territory of Malacca consists chiefly of granite rock,

overlaid

Many ofinthe several plains

places by thealluvial,

red cellular claycomposed

iron-stone called by geologists laterits.

interlaced withlowsand. Thearemetallic oresthearesoil

iron and a littleof tin.

decayed vegetablegenerally

The surface mould

is undulating, consisting of low round ridges and narrow valleys, the only mountain

of considerable elevation being the Ophir of the Portuguese, which is just over the

0102 MALACCA

border in Johbre territory, 4,187 feet’ above the level of the sea; It is called by th&

Malays “ Gunong Ledang.”

The mineral products of Malacca were at one time looked upon as offering valuable-

prospects. Gold to the extent of 1,500 ounces yearly was obtained in 1857-8, just outside

the confines

it is no longer of the presentTin,territory,

worked. about thebutsame

the period,

yield decreased to such an extent

assumed considerable importance.that

The

whenfirst^omemines

5,000were

cwt. wasopenedthe inannual

1793, product.

but no great Thisenterprise

increasedwasuntildisplayed

1858, and untila large

1848.

number of Chinese were eiuployed in the industry. The superior yield of the Native

States,

mining however,

enterprisecombined

in Malacca withbeing

the exhaustion of the surfaceA little

virtually abandoned. workings, resultedstillin

tin mining

goes on in the Jasin district, and gold may possibly exist in very'Small quantities.

The climate of Malacca as to temperature is such as might be e^cpect^d in a country

not much more than 100 miles from the equator, lying along the sea shore-Miot,

and

seldommoist.

being Theso low thermometer

as the firstin ofthethese,

shade andrangesnot from;

often 72", to ; tham

higher; 08° Fahrenheit,

the latter.

The range of the barometer is only from 29.8 to 30.3 inches.

cpnstant heat, much moisture; and many swamps, the town at .least is remarkable for Notwithstanding

its salubrity,hasand,

Portuguese, withenjoyed

always the exception of the early period of its occupation, hy the-

this reputation.

Malacca offers numerous attractions to the ornithologist anff entomologist, but it is

less rich in mammals than many other tropical districts. Nine specifes of quadrumana,

the tiger, black

binturong), leopard, wild

the elephant, cat, several

one-horned speciestapir,

rhinoceros, of viverrida (suchofasdeer,

six species the rausang

and twoandof

the wild ox comprise a nearly complete list and, no doubt, at one time could be found,

but been

not no rhinoceros

heard oforforelephant over ,30has years.

been seen Fairforsport

manycanyears,be1. and wild 6xen

Obtained have

by those

fond of shooting,

was unknown untilfrom1816,tigeralthough

to snipe.European

It Is noteworthy

intercoursethatdates

the existence

back to ofsome the three

tapir

centuries before. Tigers in the early days of Portuguese occupation were so plentiful

that insects,

and the wantso ofwithinhabitants was seriously

the, reptiles. attributed

The snakes, lizards,to and

this cause.

crocodiles As with

are, asthea birds

rule,

thbs'e of the peninsula gfeneraUy* .the birds alone presenting a rather larger variety than

those of other districts. Nor does the vegetation present any exblusive features, being

that of theaccounts

limestone surrounding States.

for the The coast

few species of landlineshells

is poor

foundin within

shells, the

anddistrict.

the absence of

Beyond its interest to the sportsman or naturalist, Malacca

bions except to those who like to visit scenes famous in the annals of discovery possesses no attrae for

the bloody fights they have witnessed between the natives and the European nations

who

There contended

are some for460their possession.

European Its population

residents in the in 1931 was

Settlement, of estimated

whom at at 186,711.

least three-

quarters are planters.

The tradefortnightly

is shipped is largelybywithJapaneseSingaporemailandsteamers

the Federated Malay The

to Europe. States,cultivation

but rubberof

tapioca was formerly the principal industry, but rubber is now extensively planted,

several large companies having taken over a number of small estates. The cultiva-

tion ofbeing

there tapioca

200,000andacresgamunderbier isrubber

declining

and rapidly in favour

48,133 acres of coconuts

growing coconuts,ahdpineapple

rubber,

and other fruits. The total value of foreign imports and export^ of Malacca

for the year 1936 were $4,513,042 & $16,660,727 respectively.

 MALACCA C1Q3

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Rjeside^t Councillor’s Office Education Department

Acting Resilient Councillor^- E. Acting Inspector of Schools—A.

V. G. Day W. Frisby, b.a. (Oxon)

Office Assistant—pV. E, Dias Malay

Haji Assist.

OthmanInspr.—Abdul Jalil bin

Chief Clerk—(^oh,Ray Swee - Chinese Assist. Inspr.—Huang Yang

BankrufiCy Department Chief fllerk—R. R. Spykerman

Assist. Official Assignee—B. F. Second Clerk— C. P. Retty.

Bridge High School

Chinese Clerk and Interpreter— Headmaster—E. JE. Wilson, m.a.

Woo Poh Meng (Cantab), (acting)

Tamil Clerk and Interpreter—T. , European Masters—F. Bomford,

Williams b.a. (Oxon) and G. D. Muir,

Chinese Protectorate m.a. (Univi of St. Andrew’s)

Assist. Protr. of Chinese—J.' C. P.nndar Hilir English School

Heiadmasier—E. A. H. Ellis

McEvett, M.c.s.

Clerk and Interpr.—Chan Ghoon Gaian Tfanquerah English School

Clerk—Lam Seek Weng Headmaster—J. P. H. Beck (act>

ing)

Coroner’s Dj:pa RTMEis^rr, Acting Pri rich pal,' Malay Wo-

Coroners—Harbour Master and men’s Training Centres—Miss

.. Magistrate, District Officer M. Lomas

(Alo.r .Gaiah), District Officer Headmaster,

(Jasin); the District Judge and Richards Trade School—B. V. F

the Collector of Land Revenue

Harbour Department—Telsph, 98

Department^ o e. Excise- • Harbour pM^ster—Lt.-Cdr. J. C.

Supt. of Excise—D. H. Ttimide Derrick, R.N.R.

Senior Supervisor—E,. V./Rodrigues ImnOTt and Export Office

Assist. Supervisors—Lai RengiYu Registrar—Lt.-Cdft J. C. Derrick,

; and Hong Ah II eng R.N.R. >

Chief Clerk—R. V. de Rozario 1

Land Office

'District Court (Ctvil) Collector

Day of Land Revenue—E. V. €L

District Judge—B. F. Bridge Assist. Collector of Land Revenue—

Asst. District Judge—Lt.-Comdr. F. M, BeinsOfficer—G. Beatty

J. C. Derrick, r.n.r. Settlement

Chief Clerk—J. F. Nonis Chief Clerk—J. M. Shepherdson

Second do. — Tan Kim Swee

District Offices 1 Land Bailiff—Abdul Kadir bin T.

Aloij.Gajah Mahmood

District Officer—R. C. Cates,

m.c.s,, m.a. (Oxon) Licensing Justices

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue 1 Chairman—District Judge

—Yeo Seng Whatt, j.m. Members—Collector of Land Revenue,

Chief Clerk—Wee Swee Seng Settlement Engineer, Tan Chong

Second Clerk -Lim Keng Jo Lek, Dr. B. H. Ong, KoH Keng

Assist. Land Bailiffs—Abu- bin Rock and A. H. C. Allen

Retch and Hainzaffi bin Bakar, Secy.—Supt. of Excise

Cl 04 MALACCA

Malacca Agricultural Medical Board .Post Office, Malacca General

Chairman—W. A. Wilken " C ' < Supt. of Posts and Telegs.—W. J.

Members—Dr. E. V. Lupprian. Curran Sharp

A. Simpson, J. L. Cowie, Capt. ; Engineer Fletcher

of P. & T.—X. B.

Koh Keng Bock, m.k.k. atid Tan

Soo Chong Assist. Supt.—A. L. Mowe

Secretaries—Sims, Darby Co., Ltd,

‘Prison DEPxk^Ej^T^Teleph. M9: Cable

Marine Department Ad: Gaol:

Harbour Master• Lt.-Cdr. J. C. Supt.—J; C;. McEveft

Derrick, r.n.r. Medical Ofiicer—Dr. E. V. Lupprian

Motor Launch—Craw Gaoler—B. Nichol

Light-Houses—Cape Rachado, One European

Chief ClerkWarder—J. W. Prescott

& Interpr.—Chia Kow Boor*

Fathom

St. Paul’sBank,

Hill Pulau Undan and Public Works Department

Settlement Engineer—R. Hide

M edicaL Department Executive

Chief Medical Officer, Supt. of

cination, Inspector under PetroleumVac- phens Engineer—O. L. Ste-

Ordinance—Dr. E. V. Lupprian Chief Clerk—V. A. Sta Maria

Health Officer and Registrar of Births Tech, Sub. Works—R. A. Gonzales

and Deaths—Dr. W. L. Blakemgre Clerk of Works—Khoo Keng Poe

Medical Officer—Dr. L. F. Day Storekeeper-- M. M. Menon

Assist. Medical Officers — Drs. Ooi r , Supt. Weng, •

of Furniture—;Chee Cheok

Keng

Siong Lok,

JoonF. X. Olivero and Chong D raughtsman—Cb,oo Ah Leong

Asst. Radiologist—Dr.J.A.R.X.Jacob'

Pakiam Tech. Sub. Grade II—Fernando-

Dy. Pathologist—Dr. Leon

Chief Clerk—Cho Kim Tian Workshop Foreman—J. M. De

Health Officer’s Clerk and Deputy Souza

Registrar of Births and. Deaths—A. Overseers—F. H. Fernandls, :SL B.

J. Minjoot K. Sarny, A. G. Paulus, An-

Deputy "Health Officer and Deputy thony Koay Kok Tiang, R.

Registrar,/of Deaths—Dr. D. 0. Rajagopal Pillay and C. Thea-

Richards garajah

Asst. Health Officer—Dr. A. M. Electrical Overseers—S. A. Lax-

Jenkins man

Chief Wireman—Aziz bin Asari

, • 1 Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) J.

M. Mathews Financial Clerk—Felix Leong

Matron—Miss W. S. Harnett Correspondence Clerk—Mah Kim

Yong

Police Court (Criminal) Contract Clerk—Yeo Tiong Hoe

District Judge and 1st Magistrate Justices of; the Peace

—B. F. Bridge Allen, M.c. H. K. Lung

Police Magistrate—Lt.-Comdrj

Derrick, r.n.r. J. C. A.J. F.H. S.C.Carmichael Loh Kim Swi

Haji AbdulRahman C.Mohamed Milne

bin

Police Department Chan Kang Swi H. E. Nixon

Grig Bali Hin

Asst. Commissioner of Police—J. L.F. A.M. Chitty Edmond^ S.G. M.T. W.

Peralta ‘

C. Barry

Chief Inspector—F. J. Dale

Inspectors^—Central Divn. : W. A.HajiGould

F6 Kong Guaii Poh Kim Perkin*

Teong

Martin, H. L. Poulain and bin Abdul

Haji Ghani F.H. M.

Abdul

D. deSime

Souza

- .Ahmad bin Hussain; Alor Ga- Manan M. Strivens

jah Divn.: T. F. Brown and

Mohd. Yusoff bin Ahmad ; Ja- Ham Koh-Keng

Ah Yew Tan Cheng Lock,

sin Divn. : G. C. Ripley Tan Chong

Bock, M.B.E. Tan Cheng,Tiong

Chief Clerk—P. PiilLy N. L. Lindon Lek

 >lALjACCA

Tan Seng Tee, c.B.E. Haji jLatip bin AH The Hon’ble Mr. Tan Cheng Lock,

TeoL

E. G. WeirTia^g Cliye A. L. Hoops’, c.b.e., The Hon’ble Mr. G. Wiseman

G. Wiseman M.D. Mr. C. Milne

W. J. C. Sharp Major H. G. Keet. Mr. Chi Sun Cheng

I. C. Macmillan G,I, Bivingston b.s.o, m.c. Capt. Mohamed Ali bin Maidin, m.b.e.

E.G. E.G. H.Allen

Beck' -• E. C. Martin, m.c.

J.W.0.Gordon

Barry ]).A. Simpson

H. Trumble Sheriff’s Department

Sheriff—B. F. Bridge

E.

Haji Abu bin•Jiang A. H. Keun, m.b.,II. Turin Bailiff—C. Ponhamblam Pillay

ohi B- lEdin.) Supreme Court . /

Registrar—B. F. Bridge

^EG-XSTR'A.TldxvOFFrCS: '' ' Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar—

Registrar L.'Blakemore

of Births and . Heaths— A. Thomazios

; Dr. Survey Department

Depufy Itd^istrar

C. Richards '6t 'Deaths—Dr.

- - - of Bjrths, and D. Supt. of Surveys—T. Kitching

Deputy Registrar Assist. Supt. of Revenue SUTveys—

R. Wilson

Deaths—A- J- Minjoot Chief Clerk—Loh Chow Eng

Registrar's Ojf i’ks—Chan Ah Ngin Tech. Sub.

and Mah Kim Tee, Techs. Sub.Sp.Gr.Gi\—IT.

S. Muttiah I—M.Thuriappah

Nayaratnam,

•Rural Board, Malacca , /Techl

Itiijaratnam, Mohd. Salleh binC.

Sub. Gr. I f. V. Thambiah,

Members of the Board : Hamid, BadorOngbiiiKimMettuang,

The(Chairman)

Hon’ble 'Resident! Councillor Elyathaniby, Keat, K. Y.B.

Chandrapala, Ong Bian Eng, Yeoh

The Collector of Land Revenue ■ , Ah Cheng and W S^ fewara

The

The District

District Officer,

Officer, Alor

JasinGajah!

The TjiEASCRY

Assist. AND STAMP Y.OFFICE

The Settlement Engineer

Health Officer Treats.—:E. G. Day, M.p.s.

; Office AssiftaAt—Tan Ye\v Lim

The Drainage and Irrigation Engineer ■ Chief Clerk—Him Ting Sun

Allen

and Notaries Public—13, Church ' SOCIETIES, &c.

Street; Teleph. 189; Cable Ad:

Gledhill. Malacca^ Also at Singa- Alor Gajah Recreation Club

pore and Muar

F. R. N. H. Massey, ll.d. (Liver- President—R. C.Kim

Secretary-Tan GatesTee

pool)

Anglo-Chines'e

Affiliated S'citooL-'-l, Kubii Road:

Institutions:MethodistEriglish j Indian Chamber of Commerce..

School PresiclenG-.H. A. Said (Haji Ba-

Boarding(Private)

School ;atand. Methodist

401-463, Boys’

TrSrriaiihrhh chee- & Sons)/

Vice-President—R. Nanji

Ho Serig Ong, M.a. ('LoildA, U®’ Vice- , do. —K. P. Y,, Ismail

■6.S.,- principal and 16 ‘ahslstahts | T<; Hon. Secretary—G. Mohamed

'Batcha (R. E. Mohamed Kassim

Anglo French and Bendixtens, Ltd., I c; Co., Ltd.)

Rubber ; .Hon. Treasurer—V. A. P. • Pac-

down and, Dealfevs andiPExpoirte^S

Office:, 29c, Pepgkalan Rama H-t Go-; i kirjs^my , ,, f . , ,

| Horr. ,Auditor^-Bhagawanji) (Ma-

Cable Ad ; Anglosing ,• lacca Oil Mill A Co.)

A. C. Rail ton, manager.

Cif>6 MALACCA

Committee—K. 1*. N'ayar, S. P. Malacca six miles'Golf

frotoClub—Lipks

Malacca and at'one'Lereh,

, mile

Yengadasalani, M;. Abdul -La- from

theef (K. P. M. Mohamed Sul-

tan Bros.), Cbuuilal Mane- President - Hon. Mr.(Nine

Tanjong Kling G. W.Holes)

Bryant.'

chand, Amai’slii ,,Qc>yindji ; and Captain—C. F. Smith

Hon. Secretary—E. C. Cooper

iSTanu Mall (it. A. Chuharmall Hon. Treasurer—A. M: Eksson

& Co.) ... Committee — G.J.C.W.Irviiig,

RussellP. McNee,

(

E. Nicoll and

Jasin Recreation Club M al acga Govt. & MunIcip alSer vants’ Co-

President—N. Ward operative Thrift LoanhinSociety, Ltd.

f Hop. Secretary and T^reiisurer—E. M. Chairman — Haslpm Hj, Abflul

de Rozario Ghani , -

Hon. Auditor—Yip Bin Sahak Hon. Se6retary—Daniel K. C. Lim

Hon. Sports Secy.—Vasawa Singh. Hon. Treasurer—Goh Tau Teng

Tepnis Captain—Eow-iSwi Ouah- ;

Hockey do. —(vacant) Malacca Library

Football do. —(vacant)

Chairman—Resident Councillor

Hon.'Secretary

Chairman—Dr. andA.Treasu rer andc.b.e.

L. Hoops, Yice-

Chettiars’ (Nattokkoptai), Chamber Committee—Tan Eng Chye, B. G.

of .Commerce—71, First Cross St., Pamadasa, Tan Jin Hoe, K. T.

, .Sjfiilacca; P.O. Box 69: Cable Ad: Joseph, P. F. Pereira, Mrs. ija.

Danavysiar . C. Gould arid Mrs. ; Pallister

President—K. Y. AL. M. Aruna- Clarke

salam Chettiar

V ice-President.—R M. P. Sinnak- Malacca Planters’ Associ ation (Founded

karuppan Ghettiar

Hon. Secretary—K. S. A. A. December, 1U08)

Chairman—W. A. Wilken

; <

SariaBanthain Chettiar Vice-do.—J. L. COwie

Asst. Secretary—V. M. AR. Muthu Commitree—D. E. Webster, J. A.

Suppiah St. C. Stewart, A. Simpson and

Hon. Treasurer—M. P. RM. S. J. F. S. Carmichael

Kasivisvanathan Chettiar Secretary—A. M. Easson

Hon. Auditor—CT. VR. Veerappa

Chettiar Royal Society of St. George (Malacca,

The Manager—G. S. Nathan

Badminton Captain—H. Noor din bin Branch) President—^piWiseman

H. Mat Som

Hon. Asst. Secretary—Lee Kee Sieve St. Andrew’s Society, Malacca (Con-

stituted 10th December, 1911)

Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce

—20, Tranquerah

President—Chan Kang Swi, j.p., Atlas Ice-, Co., Ltd., leg. Aerated

C.H.

Yice-President—Loh' Kim Swi; j.p. Waters, Rubber . Manufacturers rind

Ride Millers—18, Jonker Street;

Auditor—Ong Teck ' Ngee Factory: Bukit Gedong; Teleph.

: Treasurer^Chan YPW Bee ' .21; Cable i/^d: Atlas; Codes: A.B.C.

- Secretary—Lew Kee Kiat . 5th: Edition ; and Bentley’s. Singa-

Committee—Chee Chin Kipng, Dr. pore Branch: 13a, Cecil Street;

Ho Pao Jin. Ngiin Wee Chiow, Factory: 5a, Kampong Soopoo,

Ong Took Seng, Kok Chwi

Muah, Lan Koh 'Rdh, Wee Soo Singapore Ong Chin Yam, acting mng. dir.

Guan. Yee Huat Chong, Goh Tan Swi Chay,. secretary

Ghee Yan, Tan . Koon

1,! Pu and Wakeford

Sim Hdn’g Peck ' ing engineer's1

 MALACCA C107

©orneo Motors, Ltd., anp Borneo Chwi Chuan A. Co., Shipping

Chevrolet, Ltd., rH- Wolferston Road. mission Agents—64, First Cross Street; and Comr

Head Office:Branches

Singapore. 68-70, atOrchard

Penang, Road Teleph.

Ipoh,

103; Cable Ad; Chwi chuan

Agents — Si S. ‘' Hafthor” and S., S.

Kuala Lumpur, Seremban and Malacca; “DahLoh”

Cable Ad: Borneocar and Borneochev

•Cadet Oort’s (Peeru Med * exclusive] y from' CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

the High School)

Christ Church (Church of England)

Chin Lkong, Chop, Rubber Rev. L.Huang

St. G. Yang

Petter Chaplain.

22, Riverside; Teleph. 355;Merchants—

Cable Ad: Rev.

Priest (Honorary)

Ying, Assistant

Chin

YeoLeong

Chiew Kuah, manager . Rev. Yeh Hua Fen, Deacon

Chau Chop Tiong, senior partner S. M.Chauk

Du Raja Rethinam,

Hsien Catechist

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Convent of the Holt Infant Jesus

Marine,

eral Accident, MotorOffice:

Insurance—Head Car Hongkong

and Gen- The Lady Superior—Sister St. John

Chief Office, Southern Agencies — Baptist and 25 Nuns

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa- French Roman Catholic Mission

pore Agents—Koh Keng Bock & St.FrancisChureh—Rev. J. P. Francois

General

Co., 11, Blacksmith Street, Malacca St.J. Mary’s Church (Ayer Salak)—Rev.

P. Francois

Muar, State

Chapel)—Rev. of J.Johore";(St.

P. FrancoisAndrew’s

Chinese Kindergarten School (Church Segama

of Supt.—Rev.

England)—545,Tranquerah;Teleph.

S. W. G, Elvins, b.a. 55 Chapel)—Rev. J. JP.ohFrancois

t. State of ore (St. • Philip’s

Labis, State of Johore

Chapel)--Rev. .1. P. Francois(St. Simon’s

Sacred Heart Teresa

Rev. Mother Convent—7,Fere Landa Hilir

Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated in the S. S.), Auc-

tioneers, Valuers and Fire Loss

Assessors—17, First Cross Street;

Teleph. 115; Cable Ad : Auctioneers; Estate and Trust Agencies (1927),

Codes Csed: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Ltd., Trustees, Administrators, Re-

Bentley’s and Private ceivers, Attorneys, Etc.—17, First

L. A. Chitty, j.p., m.c., manager Cross Street; Teleph. 115; Cable ,

and director Ad: Statetrust; Codes Used: A.B.

Low Kok Chuan, asst, manager 0. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

and supervisor of estates L. A. Chitty, j.p., m.c., manager

Koh Cheng Lim, chief clerk and director

Sunny Tan. 2nd clerk & typist Low Kok Chuan, asst, manager

H. Pinto, book-keeper and supervisor of estates

Tan Teck Siew, bill collector Koh Cheng Lim, chief clerk

K. O. Bok, junior clerk Sunny-Tan, 2nd clerk & typist

Peruirtal, head Tamby Ho Pinto, book-keeper

Pillay, asst. Tamby Tan Teck Siew, bill collector

K. O. Bok, junior clerk

Chuan- & Co., General Rubber Merchants Perumal, head Tamby

—88, First Cross Street; Telepb. Pillay, asst. Tamby

90; P.O. Box 20 Fraser A Neave, Ltd., Gedong;Aerated Teleph.

Water

Agency Manufacturers—Bukit

The Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., 82; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Kerosenp .Oil T. G. C. Webster, branch mgr.

oroK •

Gfinnulv town- Disp&nsary, Ltd., THe, H'rrtH: SetiooL—Teleph. 1G3

WhbMsale and ftetail Chemists, Drug- Head

1

m.a. Master'(Acting)—E.

'(Cantab.) ■ and 18''H.•‘Assistant

Wilson,

gists Telepli.O^ticians-^h

-side; 70; (Mile Adr-andGeeteedfee

11,AK-iVek- ■ Masters-

E. Ivor Parrish, m.p.s., F.SiM.o.,hi'\gr.

Gomes

Rubber

Planter .Cpmpanienf

CommissionSecretary,

Agents Hong Hin & Co. (Established in 1914X

—137, Heeren Street; Teleph. 67; Cable !i Insurance

General Merchants,Estate Commission and

Ado Cyrilgomes

C. F„Gomes, manager’ !

’ ; Auctioneers.Agents,

General DealersSuppliers and

in: High

Class Stationery,

quisites, Electric School and OfficeCanOS,

Buibs, Malacca Re-

Gould tkJ^p,,, Palph C., Advocates44;and Cartridges, Agents for Newspapers

Publications — 27. First Cross Street; and

Solicitor^—36, Riverside;,Teleph., Teleph. 74; Cable Ad: Phrase

Chyecheng;

Guthrie *fc Co., Ltd. (Established 1821,, Codes: Bentley’s Complete and

Incorporated Second Phrase Code

ments);' East inIndia

1903 and

ih Straits

GeneralSettle-

Mer- Chua Ghye

E Chin Salt, Cheng, nian'agihg do.partner

chants

E. C. Agents

Cooper, branch manager Cheak Soon Teck, do.

Chan Koh

Ooh Eng Kiat,Hin, offipe assistant

do.

Haji Bachee & Sons, Complete Out-

fitters, Provisions and Piece Goods Hongkong

Corporation (IncorporatedBanking

and Shanghai in Hong-

Merchants—35, First Cross ‘Street; kong)—Fort

Teleph. 378Cable Ad: Hajibachee

M. A. Said, manager H. B. Will an,Roadageht

,

M.

H. B.D. McGilchrist,

Scott, assist- assist. 1

Harper, Gileillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.), Merchants, Shipping Koh fjjjfoo MbciC>t. Coy lnsAtr^nceand Cpm-

and

and Insurance

SecretariesAgents, Managing-Agents

to Rubber Estates and - missibnAgents—11, Blacksmith Codes:

Street;

Cable' Ad: Kohkengbok;

Branches at Malacca, Port Lumpur.

Mines. Head Oil ice: Kuala Dickson, Beptley 's and A- B.C- Code 5th' Edition

.Kbh Keing Bock,, proprietor?

Sciead-an,;

TeluE A#on,Pert.Ipoh,,Swetteplu

Talping iwn, Klang,

%, Pr.rt UVdd.

Baeah- Dalon and ’ Tlfan alenntsehg. Artevtz/br :

Teieph. 50; Cable Ad: Achan The Liverpool ahd’ioqd’on and! Globe

■C. VyRmndori, brdnch mgr. ' Insip-ance

The Co., Ltd.Office,'Ltd.

The Sim

ChinaInsurance

UnderAdritebs., Ltd .

Hevea Co., Lio. (1 m'orporated An the-

S. S.)", Rubber Merchantsy Buying Malacca Com MERCIA,p Press, Printers, and

Agemts, Paclsers. and, .-Sappers and Stationem-jAlL

Tay jSiaaig, proprietorjStrpejt.

Commission Agentk.rft Registered

Office: 27, ,First, Qross Street, ,Ma- Tay rUbck

Hbhg^Seug,'niahagef , .

labca; , Godown : 29cV: Ifpngkalan

Rama Road; Telephs. 314. (Office) & Malacca Electric Lighting,ofLtd., Gener-

316 {Godown); Cable Ad: Chye- ators and, Distributors Electricity

cheng: Codes : Bentley’s Complete for Power and Lag^t in Malacca—Re-

Phrase -and Second Phrase : gistered

Singapore.Office:-French B;lnk Buildings,

Gerieratirig'Station: Kubu

Directors—Dr. B. H. Ong, j.p. Road, Malacca

and Gfiua Chye .Cheng Directors—P. M. Robinson, m.i.e.e.,

Managing Director—Liop: ( nSian a.m.i. mech. e. (chairman and Con-

Soon sulting Engineer), W. H. l\lacgregor

Secretary—Cheak Soon Teck

v Singapore

Kam & Co..Agents—Wee . Chin

14a, Change Alley, Resdt. J.Engr.

and A. Clarke

& Manager— V. Chase-

Singapore ■ 1

■ ^ ' Secretaries—Evatt

Currier' ' k Co.

 MALACCA Cl OS'

Malacca Guardian, Ltd., The^3, Veterinary Dept.—r

Jonker Street; Cable Ad: Guardian Veterinary Surgeon—R. ,A. Wright,

Proprietors of m.k.c.v.s, (Lopdon)

“ The Malacca Guardian,” Malacca’s Abattoir Inspector W. Pere^ ra, G.B.y.c.

only Paper Dept.—

Lee Sau Choon, manager Supt.—Ohg Kim Bock

Woo Swee Mun, secretary

Wah Seong Press, Malacca’s Leading Fire Brigade Dept.—

Supt,—J. C. Barry (chief police

Printers and Stationers officer)

Chong Ah Wall, acting manager

Audit^

Malacca Motor Garage Co., Ltd.— SI,, Auditor—L. jj. Cbrnev‘ m.c.s. (auditor,

S.S: and F.M.S.)

Jonker Sreet; Teleph. 192

Malacca Pharmacy —100, Bunga Ray Ong232 Discensary-*— 10, Riverside; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 202 Dr. B. H, Ong, proprietor

Van Kee Leong, manager

Malacca Typewriter Agency, Repairing Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor-

Specialists—22,

Chan Choo Tiong, Riverside

proprietor poration, Ltd. (Malacca Branch)—lb,

Jonker

Overseas.Street;

HeadTeleph. 120; Cable

Office: China Ad:

Building,.

MUNICIPALITY Chulia Street, Singapore

Ho Pao Jin, manager

Deputy President—Hon. Mr. E. V. G. Chi Puah Chiang, accountant

Day, M.c.s.

Commissioners—Tan Chong

A. Chitty, Tan Soo Chong, C. F. Lek, L. !Rodgers & Son, Advocates and Soli-

Smith Dr. A. H. Keun and Captain citors—40, leph. 207;

First Cross Street; Te-

Cable Ad : Rogers; Code :

Mohamed Ali bin Maidin, m.b.e. A.TS.C. 5th edition. Branches: S.

Secretariat— C. Gohd & Co., Muar Batu Pahat,

Secretary, Assessor and Registrar Johore Bahru and Singapore

Vehicles^—H. J’allister Clarke, M,c.,of S. C. .Gpho, b.a. (Cantab), barris-

ter-at-law

ll.b. I , ;

Chief Clerk—Chan Geok Eng D. N.’ Bajiheries, m.a.b.l. (Cal.)r

Licensing Inspector—Lam Bew Weng barrister-at-law

Assistant Registrar of Vehicles— E. Tiam Sek, clerk

Koh Guan Boo

Heiilth Dept.— Salt & Go., W. H/? Advocates and

Health Officer—W. L. Blakemore, m.b., Teleph. SolicitQrs—64, , First Cyoss Street >

CH.bI, 8; 'Cable Ad: Salt. Also at

(fed. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., p.T.M. Muar

Deputy Health Officer — D. C. W. H. Salt, b.a., ll.b. (Horioufs),

Richards, L.M.s. barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn),

Chief

Tee,Sanitary

a.r.s.i. Inspector—Cheo Soon advocate and solicitor, S. S. &

Licensing Inspector—Lee Chee Sian Johore

P. F. de Souza, barrister-at-law

Engineer’s Department— (Middle Temple), advocate and

Municipal Engineer—D. I. Todman, solicitor, S. S. & Johore

A.M.I.C.E., A.M.I.M. & CY. E., R.S.I. Mohamed Ali bin Salleh, articled

Chief Clerk—A/. H. de Costa Seah clerk

Building Inspector—Loh P. C. David, chief clerk

Conservancy Overseer—E.Kye 1). Das Clerks —Lee Chee Lin, S. E.

Gooneraj, M. Balakrishnan,

Road Overseer—A. K. Nair

Town Overseer (Wafer Dept.)—S. S. Thean Kian Siew and Tan Kee

Vein > ■ Bee ■■

€110 MALACCA—FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Si me, Darby & Co., Ltd., Rubber Estate United Engineers, Limited (Incorporate*!

and Tin Mine Agents

General Merchants, Importers and andValuers, in the Straits Settlenients), Civil,

Ex- Structural,

porters—4,

pore, Fort Road; Branches: Singa- Sanitary andMechanical, Electrical,

Marine Engineers,

Muar and

(StatePenang (StraitsKuala

of Johore), Settlements),

Lumpur, Dredge and Ship Builders, Steel,

Seremban and Ipoh side; Teleph. 31; Works: Banda1, Millir;

Brassand Iron Fo u nd e rs—Oftioe: River-

ching, Sarawak; Cable(F.M.S.),

Ad: Simitand Ku- Teleph. 31; Cable Ad: Uniteers

London

Ltd., 14Agents—Shaw Darby Street,

and 19, Leadenhall & Co., Wah Seong Pkess (Proprietors: Mal.>cca

London, E.C. 3 Guardian, Ltd.)) Wholesale-and Retail

Directors—H. Printers and Stationers—16b & 16c,

Major W. M. S.Sime,

Russell

o.b.e.,(chairman),

Lee Chim First Cross Street

Tuan, A. M.Mr.Sellar,

The J. M. Lock,

Sime, Wearne Bros., Ltd.--Teleph. 237;

c.b.e..Hon. Tan Cheng

F. M. Edmonds, D. Anderson Cable Ad: Wearne; Codes: A.B.C.

and E. C. Martin 5th Edition, Bentley’s Western and

Visiting

Clark andAgents—D.

A. McLeodAnderson, M. Private

Manager —C. F. Smith J. D. Hodge, manager

Estates Dept.—A. M. Edssoh, c.a., M. Yan

H. Carr and R. H. C. O. Marshall, Diploma-FederalKee Leong, Artist & Cartoonist,

Art School, U.S.A.

R. H. Bulloch, import dept. —10, Riverside

J. A. E. McL' an, shipping dept. Zehnder Bros., Advocates and Solicitors

Alex. Foulds, hccts. dept. —9, Church Street

Partners—

Straits Steam shit Co.,

Reclamation Ground, Malacca Ltd. — South H.(Gray’s

R. S. Inn.)

Zehnder, barrister-at-law

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.,agents W.(Gray’s

F. Inn.)

Zehnder, barrister-at-law

Ho Kim Toon, Chinese agent

FEDERATED MAT.AY STATES

Thie Federated Malay States comprise the four states of Perak, Selangor,

.Negri Sembilan and Pahang. In 1895 a treaty was signed by the Rulers of

the four States by which they agreed to constitute their countries into a

Federation to be administered under the advice of the British Government.

Each State is administered under; the advice of a Resident, subject to the

instructions of the High Coramissioner who is also Governor . of the ^traits

Settlement^. The Federal Government is under the immediate control of the

f eaeral .Secretary, subject to the instructions of the High Commissioner. In

1909 a Federal Council was created for the joint arrangement of all matters

of common interest to the Federation or affecting more than one State and

lor the proper enactment of all laws intended to have force throughout the

Federation or in more than one State. The Federal offices are at Kuala

Lumpur, Selangor.

The States have over 1,068 miles of railway in the Malay Peninsula (paid

for out of. current-revenue), they have 2,453 miles of metalled roads, 407 miles

•of unmetalled roads, 557 miles of bridle roads and paths; and the, wire

mileage Of telegraphs and telephones is 57,349 (of which 25,312 miles of wire

is in underground cables). Waterworks, wharves, hospitals, prisons, schools.

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES UUI

and many other public buildings have been constructed, and important

schemes carried out. The principal sources of revenue are the alluvial tin

deposits, and the plantation rubber industry, the country producing one-third

of the world's supply qf rubber. Tin has been worked in the Malay States

tor centuries and the F. M/Si have been for many years now the largest

producers of tin ore in the world. ’ The deposits worked are for the most

part alluvial but the country also possesses lode; deposits.

Planting enterprise in the Federated Malay States for many years had not proved

very successful, but the introduction of rubber cultivation completely transformed

the agricultural prospects of the country. The area under rubber at the end

of 1936 was 4,576,410 acres. Over 250,027 acres of land are under coconuts,,

for which the soil and climate of these States are peculiarly well suited, and

the cultivation of rice has been very much encouraged by the construction of

vast irrigation works. The success of every form Of agriculture and of all

the efforts of the Government to develop the country by means of railways,

irrigation, and other great public works, depends upon an adequate supply

of labour. The Governments of the Colony and of the Federated Malay

States, supported by the planters, have succeeded in securing an adequate

supply of Indian labour, by a new system of recruiting and by Offering higher

wages and other advantages. An Agricultural Department to foster agricul-

tural interests^ to encourage the , cultivation of new products, to conduct

experiments

userui work. and to be a general source of information for planters, is doing:

In theEnglish

attending Federated

and .Malay

Malay States

Schoolsthere are approximately

conducted '6'5,465

or supported by the children

Govern-

ment. In addition to these schools there are a number of Ghinese and Tamil

vernacular schools which are either Government aided, or under private managements

In the three western States there is a law compelling the attendanc*? of

Malay children who live within reasonable distance of a school. In recent

years there has been an increased demand by Malays for vernacular and English

education.

The total area of the Federation is 27,540 square miles, with a population

at the end of 1936 of 1,887,150. The principal towns are Kuala Lumpur (Sel.-),. !

pop. 118,521; Ipoh (Pk.), 56,915; Taiping (Pk.), 33,687; Serembah (K.S.);.>

24,323; and Kuala Zipis (Sel.), 4,388.

DIRECTORY

THE ItULEES

H.H. the Sultan of Perak—Paduka Sri Sultan Iskandar Shah, g.o.m.g., . k.c.v.o.

ibni al-Marhum Sultan Idris Kabmat-u’llah Shah

H.H.al-Marhum

the Sultan Raja

of Selangor—H.H.

Muda Musa Sultan Ala’idin Sulaiman Shah, g.c.m.g., ibni

H.H. the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan—H.H. Tuanku Abdul Rahman,.

K.C.M.G., ibni al-Marhum Tuanku Muhammad

H.H.Shah,

the c.m.g.,

Sultank.c.m.g.,

of Pahang — 11.H. Abual-Mu’tasim

ibni al-Marhum Baker Ri’ayatu’d-Din al-Mu’adzdzara

Billah al-Sultan Abdu’llah

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FEDERAL COUNCIL

Official Members s Agricultural Dept.. S, S. & F.M.S.

His Excellency the High Commissioner Director of Agriculture, S. S. and

Adviser on Agriculture, Malay

Hon. the British Residents States—0- T. Faulkner, c.m.g., b.a.of

Hon. the Federal Secretary Personal Assistant to the Director

Hon. the Legal Adviser Ag'riciilture—H. D. Mehdp

Hon. the Financial Secretary

Hon. the Seoretary for Chinese Affairs Canning Officer—W. J. B. Johnson,

' •b.sc.', A.C.G.i.

Hon. the Adviser, Medical Services, Office Assistant & Accountant—Lian

Malay States Woon Sen

Hon. the Commissioner of , Customs Research Branch

and the

Hon., Excise

Controller of Labour Chief Research Officer—W. N. O. Bel-

Hon. the Adviser

lay States , , on Agriculture, Ma- grave, b.a., Cam. Dip. Agr.

Hon.Vtlie, General. Manager, F.M

— B;' Bunting,

Railways', . ? N.

Hon. the Adviser, pu Education, Malay Agriculturists-^-T.

States D. Marsh, n.d.a. k

Hon. Major Rd L. Nunn, o.sio. (Ad- ■ J. L. Greig, fi.isc. • (Agr;)

viser, Public Works, Malay States) Chemistry

Unofficial Members Senior Chemist-AC. Di V. Georgi,

Hon, Colonel C. Rae, c.b.e. ; O.

Hon. Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad, Chemist—T. A. Buckley1,' m.sc., phin.,

M.C.S. F.

Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke Asst. Analyst—Gunn Lay Teik, m.a.

Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn ^Cantab)

Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer Copra Investigations

Hon. Raja Kamaralzaman ibni al- Chemist—F. C. Cooke, a.r.c:^', h.sR,

Marhum Raja Mansur, m.c.s. (Raja M a.

Kechil B.©ngsu, Perak) ' rV. ’, . tamology ',)

Hon. Mr. C. L. Green Senior

Hon. Mr. W. G. C. Blunn

Hon. Dr. Khong Kam Tak, m.b.e. b. Entomologist-r-G. H,,, Corbett,

Hon. Dr. S. R. Krishnan Entomologists—H. T. Pagden, m.a.,

Hon. Tengku Muhammad, m.b.e., ibni nz.s,. f.r.e.s., N. C. E. Miller, f.r.e.s.,

al-Marhum al-Sultan Ahmad aL v

Mu’adzam Shah Riant Pathology

Federal Secretariat Senior Plant Pathologist—A. Thomp-

The Federal Secretary, F.M.S.—C. D. Plant son, B.SC.

Ahearne, m.c.s. Pathologist — R. A. Altson,

Under Secretary to Government, F.M. B.SC., A.R.C.S.

S'.—E. E. F. Pretty, m.c.s. (acting) : Bails and Plant Physiology

1st Assist. Secretary to Government— I Senior Chemist—J. H. Dennett, b.sc.

W. F- N. Churchill, m.c.s. (acting) ,

2nd Assist. Secretary to Government Cheniist—R. B.SO, A.I.C.T.A.

G. H. Wilshaw, >b.a.,

—J. P. Biddulph, M.q.s.j (acting) Malay Research Officerr-Haji Abdul

3rd Assist. Secretary to Governpient— Wahid bin Haji Jafar

R. N. Turner,, m.c.s. (acting)

European , Couhcil Reporter — P. J. Botanists—-R.G. A.Lowe, B. Jagoe,.

m.a., Cam. b.sc.

Dip. and

Agr. B.

Clarke Field Branch

Office Assist.—S. Arumugam

Clerk-in-Charge—S. Arumugam Chief Field Officer—F. Birkinshaw

^Stenographers—A. L. de Silva, Mo- State Agricultural Officer’s—Perak :

hamed bin Sheikh Eusipe and S. JColeman-Doscas, N. Milsum, f.l.s., Johore: A. E.

Dip. Agr. w.A.

Selvadurai

 FEMitfM’ED M&LAt l CM3

.Principal Agricultural OfficerKe- Assist: 'Auditors—G. G. Roberts (Sin

dah : H. H. Tungku Yacob bzii'Sul- gapore), W. D, Charlton- (PeUang),

tan Abdul Hamid, b.a. C. E. Paddon, a.c.^. - (Singapore),

Agricultural Officers—J. Fairweather, J.. H.1 Belderson, B. Econ. (Singa-

n. d.a., Tj.d.a., J. W. Jolly, Dip. pore) Agr. R. P. Green, b.a. (Kuala Lum-

(Hawkesbury), J. A. Baker, B.s.p., pur) & R. Lilley, b.a. (Singapore)

A.K.C.S., G. D. P. Olds, B.SC., A.I.C.T. Verification Officer—W. W. Bachelor

a,, C. L. Newman, B.s'a (Agr.) a.i.c. (Singapore) .

T.A., R. G. Heath, b.sc. (Agr.) a.i.c. Junior Assist. Auditors — A D.

t.a., H. J. Simpson, b.sc, (Agr.) D’Araujo {Penang) and H. Rodri

Dip. Agr, (Wye), A. de K. Framp- gues (Malacca) !

' ton; c.d.a., J. b.sc,,

H. Burgess, R. P.a.j.c.t.a.,

Soper, b.a.,

H. G.K. Chief Clerk—A. V. de Souza

Ashby, b.a., Dip. Agr., J. Cook, , Assistant Auditors, Grade “B”—S. K.

Thambia-h (Kuala Lumpur) and S’.

'B.SC., a.i.C.t.a., N. H" Sandh, Dip. Nyasdorai (Kuala-Lumpur) - ic

Agr., C. W. S. Hartley, b.a.. Dip.

Agr, and E. J. H. Berwick, b.a., Customs an© Excjse

Dip. Agr. Sci. . (Cantab.) a.i.g.t,a. Head Office: Kuala Lumpur

Malay Agricultural Officers-r Raj a

Mahmud bin Raja All.. Raja Mo- Teleph, 2212 and 2213; Cable Ad :

hamed bin Raja Aman apd Jamalu- Comcust

din bin Aji Commissioner—W. D. Barron, m.c.,3.

Bconornicp,- Publications and Senior Deputy Commr.—J. Hobbs

Statistics Brhnch Financial Assistant—R. Muriigasu (

Agricultural Econoniist and Deputy j Cable , ■•iinii: -- PEEAK ■ ■

Registrar-General of Statistics^-D, > An: Decustoms; Telepli, 31

H. Grist, Cam. Dip, Agr. i (HJivc.b:,: •-• Ipoh"

Assistant to the Agricultural .Econo- Deputy Commissioner — H. de O.,

Efton, v.d. (acting) , ! ,''

mist—H. L. Barnett

Agricultural Education Branch, , • SliLANUOR AND ^PAHANO

\ Sc rdang Cable Ad: DecustOms; Teleph. 2212

Principal—G. E. Manh, m.c., M.a., •and 221^ : t

Senior Lecturer- -V. Dawson, b.sc Kt'Ai.A Lx mpur (“’in

Lecturer—(^hoo Kok Lcong, b.a. Depifiy’"0bmmissi6her—H.

(McGill)

AsSt’. M.M.

W. .Pheat,

Junior Lecturer—Mphamed . Noor bin Negri Sembiuan

Hainzah Cable Ad: Decustopis; Teleph., 85-,,.; . .

Publicl Gdrtlkm. ■ Committee ’ Skkemban

Dii-ectok- of Agriculture, S. s! ahd Deputy Conimissioner—E. H. Hime

Adviser ■ dn Agriculture, Malay (acting)

States -'(Chairman),' 'Hi, J. Page, Tfie : Senior Superintendents—R. M. Levinge,

H. de C. Elton, vd., F. G. Aplin,

District Officer,ChooKuala

Ulu Langat, KiaLumpur and M.te,

Peng, j.p., E. H. Hime

o. b.e., E. D. Butler,'C. R. Thurstan, | Superintendents—A. W. Greaves. R. L.

The. Captain of the Gardens Golf G.Cusoaden, F. L. Skilton, M.C., J. D

Morice, J. R. M. Pickthg,!! H.

Club, J.’ N. Milsum

tary) ' (Hon. Secre- ' G. Keet, d.s.o., m.o., E. C, S. SicfieL

H. S. J. Lloyd, 0. McLarep'Rpid,

Ajjdit Department, S.S. & F.M-S.- Walsh; R. S^. Clemons, t E. M. Syke?., W. J.

Kcala Lumpu®, Selango® ' D. P. Stokes, W. H. W. Han-

Au,ditor S.S. and F.M.S. — L. G. nigan, L. R. Barnett-Smith, Cf. O.

p

Corney, b.a. (Kuala Lumpur) Williams, W.H. MacLaughlin, J. E.

Deputy, MacLaughlin, M. B. Holland, I. I.

H. T. Auditor, S.S. and

Hedley, a.s.a.a. F.M.S,—

(Kuala Lum- Jeffries, P. H. M. Cooper A. H.

Gridley, D. G. Hall, J. S. A.

PUIA i , V. .

Senior Asst. Auditor—C. W. S. Seed LewiB, Harward,

T. G. D. A Cooper, R.1 L. N.

L. D. Darby, F. P. C.

(Singapore) Langdon-. ■

Clift FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Assistant SHperintefndeiRs-^D. G>r W, Test, Audit Inspectors—W, W. Shaw, C.

Montgomery, A. C. Jeavons, G. A., Dinnage, A. F. Long and R. O. J.

F. G. Ri vaz, D. B. Palmer, Coppage

D. J. Allen, G'. C. C. Blakstad,. if. Knginec ring-Department

A. Cairr-Arcber, A. D. Dawson. A. Chief Engineer, Way and Works—

VV. S. Sim and- D. B. Coney Major J. C. G. Spooner, ihc.

Probationers—W. F. Mavor, B. W. Maintenance

L McCall, D. W. Bigley, J. H. S. J-. W. Lewis,au

chartered civil

Jenkins, J. F. Symons, E. J. Evans,:. engineer)

H. A. Marshall and H. Me. N. W. Divisional Engineer—K. H. A. Jeff

Riohardson

Technical Adviser on Piece- Goods—-A. Senior District Engineer— G. S.

■ Yfolps (acting)

Boyd

Deputy Registrar of Imports and-Ex- District Engineers W- ;Capt. E. G.

Brown; b.sc.,jA.m.3,:c.e. (C.c.e,), H.B.

ports—E. M. Sykes Allison; Gapt. A. E. Fawcett, b.a., b.a.i.,

Chemist—H. Marsden A. (o.O.E.), J. L. F. Fenwick, a.m.i.C.E.

•c.e.

Education (6.C.E.X

B. J. P. Dockray, G. G. Walmsley,.

Director of Educ., S. S. and Adviser E.(Melb.), (C.C.E.), D. G. 'Mack, B.C.E.

H. S. Haskini,. m.o., a.m.i.

on Education, Malay States—A. ^ c.e. and W. N. C. Steele, b.a., b.a.i.

Keir (acting) Engineers, Signal and Telegraph—F. R.

Asst.

E. C.Dir. for Chinese,

S. Adkins, m.c.'s: Schools, S.'S.—‘ Mahoney, m.i.r.s.e., Gapt. R. Knight,

M.I.R.S.E.

Assist. Direct or for Chinese Schools, F. Financial

M.8.—J. T. Rea, m.c.s. Officer—F. G. MtrGregor

Personal Assist, to Director of Education t’hief Short,

Permanent Way Inspectors—A. 11.

-r-J. M. Dorai Raj

Chief Clerk—Bong Kim Cheong Peters, J Guntrip, H. E. A.'Girt,

H. T. Hack worthy, Dodd,P, E.1j.

Chief Inspector of English Schools, S.S. Aggett Stilton, R. Anderson and F. G. E.

and F.M.S.—D. R. Swaine (acting) 7'ransportalion Dept.

Financial Clerk—Lim Boon Hoe

Principal, Sultan Idris Training College Transportation Manager-^- J. 0. Sanders,.

for Teachers—J. Pearce (acting) M.i.T., a.m.i.c,i^., Chartered Givil En-

gineer

Head Master, Malay College (Kuala Kang- Divisional

sar)—C. Bazell Supts.—Major W. H. Elkins,.

Art Superintendent—G. Burgess o.b.e. Assistants—W.

Traffic arid A. Allan, a.m.i.t.

A. Griffin, G. VY.

Technical 'School, Kuala Lumpur Bell, S. J. Millen, J. M. Bell, b.a.

Principal—H. T. M. Kent (Hons.) Gantab., A. F.1 Bidnell, A.

Trade School, JCfiala Lumpur ; H. L. Lamnan, a.m.i.t., T. P.

Superintendent—H. Geary Speakman, C. Murray, H. E. Claj -

tpn, J. B. Human, H. Davies, G.

dd. Good rick, G. S.. Warren and I.

Federated Malay States Railways— H. Alsop

Kuala Lumpur Locomotive Running Assists.^—G. H.

> General Manager's Departtiihit Day-Lewis, E. Hibberd, H. P.

Geheral Manager—L. M. Smart, n.B.f:. Yates, V. Beck and E. M. Rowland,

Assistant to General Manager—G. L. b.c.

Miller

Second Assistant to General Manager Financial Officer—W. 0. P. Wright

Traffic Inspectors—W. R. Brearley, E. E.

-• t. e. Weils ; Draper and A. Lockey

Chief Accountants Dept. •; >: Locomotive Foremen — H. J. Trevett,

Chief Acct —P. H. Forbes : a.m.i.b e., H.A. A.J. Wemnan,

Wolfe, W.J.Brace,

Expenditure Acc-t. — D.- Philip ■■ Latham, W. HideF. and

W. 1

Revenue Acct.—Major E. J. Soper Carriage L. A. G. Newman

Asst. Accountants—L.. A. McGowan Locomotive Foreman—J. Holland

and W. L. Mussett Inspectors—B, Nelson and

Financial Officer—F. A. Smithers J. Smith

 federated: Malay states Cii5

"Wharf Supt.—R. S. B. Unwin Forest Engineet- W. F. Chipp, n.s.o.,

, ■ .. ,

;

.Asst. Wharf Supt.—G. R. Lockwood M.C, ; . ’

Mechanical Department Officerrin-Charge, Timber Research

Chief Mechanical Engineers—W. F. Timber Laboratories- Ai :V.. Thomas

Purchase Officep—B. S. Mee .‘

Wegener, a.m.i.c.e., c.e.b.

Asst. Mechanical Engineer—(Vacant) Wood Technologist—H. E. Desch

Extra-Asst. Conservators of. Forests—

Financial Olficer—P. W. Redfearn V. L. Bain, E. C. Foenander, Chan

Mechanical Engineer—H.

M.A. (Cantab.), A.M.I.L.E M. Le Fleming, and Gin Ghee, M'ohd. Alwy bin Suleiman

Carriage and Wagon Assist.—H. B. Gilford, P. J. Johnson

A.M.I.M.E. Sub-Asst. Conservators of Fofests-b

Works Assist.—L. W. Bennett P. J. Johnson, Mohd: Haruri b. Taib,

Workshop Foremen—S.'C. Fowles, J. E. b.Mahidin b. Mohamed R.ashad, Alii

Hussain, Tan Seng Teong and C.

O. Mallard, M. C. Dew, L. W. Bennett,

J. Matheson, A. J. Ives, W. F. Hen- L. Carrier

ley, H. Foster and L. W. Spragg' Game Department

Electrical Assist.—J. W. Dunlop.

Stores Department Chief Game Warden,. F.M.S.—Capt. s

Stores Supt.—W. E. Williams A. T. A. Ritchie, o.b.e., m.c., Kuala

Asst. do.. —L. Richardson Lumpur

; Stores Assists.—kA E. Jackson and L. Game Warden, Perak—Gapt. A. T. A. .

Ritchie, o.b.e.. m.c., Kuala Lumpur

R. Curran Deputy Game Warden—A. H. Fether-

Store-keeper—L. R. Curram stonhaugh, Batu Gajah

Railway Police Department

Assist. Commissioner, Railway Police— Game Warden, Selangor;—Capt. A. T.

A. Ritchie, o.b.e. m.c., Kuala Lum-

(Vacant)

European Police Inspectors—R, P. J. Game pur

Rycroft Warden, Xegri Sembilan—

Health' Department Capt. A. T. A. Ritchie, o.b.e., m.c.,

Health Officer, Railways—F, D. Qillespie., Game Kuala Lumpur

M.k, cii.b. (Glasgow), d.t.m.'(L’pobl) A. Ritchie, . W arcfen, Pahang—Capt. A. T.

o.b.e., m.c., Kuala. Lum-

Forest Department, pur

(F.M.S. & S.S.) Deputy Game Warden—H. J. Kitch-

Director

Forestry,of Forestry, S. S. and Adviser

Malay States—J. P. Mead on ner, Temerloh 1

(Kuala Lumpur) Geological Survey

Deputy

Deputy Director

Adviserof onForestry,. and Cable Ad: (jeology, Batu Gajah

S. S.Malay

Forestry,

States--J. G. Watson Batu Gajah, Feral

> Conservators of Forests—A. E. Ram- Director—E. S. Willbourn

baut, D. H. Hodgson, C. Smith and Mining Chemist—J.

Gelogist—Dr. F. T. Ingham

C. Shenton

T. A. Strong Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Senior Assistant Conservators , of Field Geologist—J. A., Richardson

Forests —A. B. S. Boswell, G.

Wilkinson, H. C. Dolman, J. P.

Edwards, H. J. T. Boiiar, G. W. Field Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gelogist—E.; W. Roe

Somerville, E. J. Strugnell, E. ,J.

Shrubshall, D. B. Arnot, C. C. L. Government Printing Dept., F.M.S.

Durant, J. S. Addison, A. B. Wal-

ton, M. L. Webber, D. S, P. Superintendent—W. Deputy Supt.—H. H. Holland

H. Wyatt

Noakes, C. F. Symington and C. A. Composing Room Supervisor—S. J.

Speldewinde

Asst. Fisher

J. C.Conservators

K. Marshall, F.of G.Forests—J.

Browne, C.S.Cairns,

Smith, Machine

Smith

Room Supervisor—G, A.

F. S. Walker, A. J. Fyfe, R. C.

Barnard; C. O. Flemmich, P. E. Warehouse: Supervisor—W. A. Sprad-

Carcenac, F. H. Landon, C: Foston brow •

J. E. Garfitt and G. L. Carson ’ Chief iClerk—Pah. St'a. Maria ‘

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,.0 .. . Judicial (F.M.S.}';C: r >:> Inspectors of Mines - A. Bean, J. San-

Chief Justice—Sir Roger Evans Hal! derson, R. F. Shutes, A. H. M. Cretch,,

Judges—A. B. Howes, K. G. Ohssen. G.Patterson, F. Gripper, C, T. Thomas,!Ian L.

G. S./ Mott ram, J. R.

J. Aitken and J. He Fed low Miller arid J. B. Maclfie

Registrar—Raja Musa Inspectpraof

Labour Department, S.S. A F.M S ’ T. Parker, H. Laivson, H.

Machinery—rJ. W. A.0.Trowbll,

Hunt,

He^d Office : Kuala Ljuinpur ' J. W. Ridley, R. P. Cooke, A. E.

Greptnam ana J, H. WagstafI

Contr. of Labour, Malaya—Hon. Mr. X. Jones M. Q., ,!''. M. S, ^ Capt. S. Ramplen

C. Wilson, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—S. J. Gomez I. M. O., Perahr^C^Pt-Ab A. Bentinck

Stenographer—Miss A. Dumaresq

. Sub^Offices:— Selangor Museum—Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Curator Peridlebury

and Systematic'

, Entomologist -

Deputy Controller of Labour—H. T. W. H. M.Perak Musetim^Taipririg

Oswell,

Extra m.c.s.

Assist. Controller of Labour—R. field Ethnographer—H. D, Noone

Gopalayer Klang

Assist. Controller of M.c.s.

Labour- J. S. H Medical & Health Department,,

Cunyngham-Brown, F.M.S.

Extra Assist.

Sundaram Controller of Labour—T. F. Perak

Seremban State Medical arid' Health Officer—

: J. I. Baeza

Assist'. Controller of Labour -G. E. Deputy State Medical and Health.

Turner, m.c.s. Officer, Perak—H. P. Hodge,

I poh

Assist. Controller of ’Labour—iL' 'C. Financial Secretary—Qua Gong Kov

Chief Clerk—K. Subraipaniam

S. Harris,

Extra Asst.m.c.s.

Contr. of Labour—j!^. A. Health Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch

Appan Anderson Officer, Perak North—R. E

Singapore . L , Health Office!1, Kuala Kahgsar—C. J.

Extra Boyd

J. T. N.Assist/

HandyController, of, Dabour — Health Officer. Kinta Sanitary Board

Malacca -C. H. Williams

Assist. Controller of Labour—G.; E- Assistant Health Officer, Kinta Sani-

tary Board—Y. R. Gabriel

Turner, m.c.s. Health Officer, Kinta District—G.’ H

Penang Lowe

Depy. (Contr. pf Labour—N. Jpn< s, M t.s. Health Officer, Batang Padang—I.

Assist!

Watson'Controller ' of Eabdur ^ H.’ Health D. Gebbie

Madras Officer, Lowe# Perak—T.

Emigration Wilson

E. A. Ros^, Comnds.-Joni-r

m.c.s. ,, . . fbr.. Malaya

.7 - ij Central JJental Hospital

Kpgaf)i.taiH . ; :> Tanjtorig Rambutan

Assist. Emigration Comr.— W. J. K. Stark Medical M.B., CH.'Suht—Dr.

B. .1. W. Murdoch,

Mines Department, F.M.S. Asst. Physicians—N.

A. Sivakolunthu and C. Manicavasag&r,

C. N.'RAbraham

Sr. Warden of Mines, F. M. S,—Tl.- G/ B. Europetui Male Nurses—J. . 'G. Young,

Harris

Warden of Mines, Perak—(vacant) 1 and T. J. Wimsey

1 ;

Warden of Mines, Selangor — A. G. State MedicaL Health,. Officer—Dr. Selangor ’ '

Macdonald

Warden of Mines, Pahang—A. E. Kershaw W. Young

Sr. Inspectors of Mines—A. T. Bennetts, Deputy SIate Medipal;'&:'Health Offi-

L. A. Smith hnd Capt. Ci F.H.'Jameson cer— I >r. J. (-..Milne

 FEDERATED MALAY STATF.A C117

8ui;geon—Dr. C. S. Wilson T. F. H. Kemp, CVS. Kinder l|on

Anaesthetist—Dr. D. A. B. -Hopkiri: deputation), W. A, C. Haines, t..

(acting) - R. Morrish. E. W- Mumiord (on

Medical ’ Superintendent, -Suwgei Bu- depqtatiqn), E, C. Tidy. (op depu-

loh Settlement—Dr. G. A. Ryrie tation), J. Gardiner, I). P. Mac

Medical Oftcer R^diplc^ist—Dr.

E. Mci’herso.ii • : D,, ;' namara, R. Burns, J. B. J., B.ircbr.

Medical

Dr. H.QmcersrA-Dri.'

B. C. WallaceSl, H. Sivlft and R.M. K. BOR H. G, Beverley, J. N.

AV NichoHs, G. R. i.iwtt, K. J,.

Health Othcera—Drs. W. E. Holmes, E- Valpy, L. Cj N. Duthie. T. W. Dcbree,. L. G.

Hi Pearce, R. W.i E.

C. Burgees and R. Calderwooli Harper, R. :Oi• W. M. Davisy G. B.

Lady Medical Officers-Dr. (Mrs.) Ml. Folliott, A. C. Maxwell (on depu-

J. Were and' Dr.' (Miss) E'. Morris

Lady Medical Officer and Dentist— tation), J. A. Ctesswell, T. Q, Gaf-

fikin, H. eP. • Armstrong, I. D. Mac-

Dr. (Mrs.) A.. F. Burgess donald (on deputation), I. S.

Dental Surgeon—C. F. Mummery

Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. H. Mil- Wylie, Devonshire,

J; M.’ MoN. Maoleaaq G. E.

H. J. Barnard, L. D.

lard/: E. Cullen (on deputation); R. H.

European Steward, Port Swettenham Harrison, E. A. G. Andejrson (on

. H. Hewat deputation^ J. R. C. Depny (or

F.M.S. Railways ; . : ,'tf , deputation), Pi H. D. Jackson (on

HdaTth OffiC^Dr. F. D. Cjllespm deputation), R. C. R. Humphry,

Negri Sembitan ' "■ R. W. Calderweod, J, L. H. Davis.

State Medical &T Health./Officer—Dr. F.P. H.A. O’Flynn, S. Oaldwelll C. C. Madoc.

F. Wallace, H. F.

F, .V. Jacques - ,. -: RidlW, P. H. Andrews' (An ‘deputa-

Medical Officer - Dr. C. T. Maearthy.

Medical pffioer (Locally AppOnted).—Dr. Namara (on " depRtaticiv),F. G.K.Deni

tior.),' X. C: Hhlsey, Mc-

ChongMedical

Lady Ah,K hoou

Officers—Dr. (Mrs.) El M. ; k>n-8mith, 'D.' N. Godwin, V. W.

■jacques and Dr. (Mrs.) M. J. Lyon powell-Eyans, 1 ,J. R- Cole, W.

Health Officer)s—Drs. B. A. Tayldr and j. :' ElphihttpAe , D: N. Livihgstone, R,'

AckvilT H.. B. -L Donaldsoiq D. W.

H. Strahan . YatJs, J. N. D. Harrison, ' R, C; .

Pahang , Ehrke;'ah>V''i),yli. t. P. MatHesou

State Medical & Health Officer—'Dr. Assistant (^pmmissidpers' of Ppiiee

H. P, . Hodge -(acting) ' , : 1 (Mpia;. )—Lanaiii. bin KayOni, . Syed

Medical Officers—Drs, J. E. McMahon (.hik MoRR- .bin;; Abdullah.

and R. M. .B. Lowis Abu BaRau ;bip Osman

Health Officetfl—Drs. T. Evans and J.J. I Baqhal^ jbi.n. Kglqn ^Ipth- and , Yeop ,

.O’Grady , : i Gsmau.luin Abdui Aaliyb .

Probationary assistant Cothrhissionei's

Poetck, F.M.S. ‘ of !PoU\A--D j,-. -Hargreaves; A. J.

Commissioner of' PoLioerj-C. H. San- |! W. Slater, W. L. R, Carbonell, S.

s< tin S. K. Bovell, C. H. Fenner, J. H-

Senior Deputy Commis;sionqrs I p.f Hiudinarsh,' J. B. Masefffild, J.

Police—L. A. Thomas, M. LI.

M'ynne (on depiitation) and A. Jd- I J. . W.'•jBa.viies,

IjMcC J, R- H, Burns. A.

HticRenhufll, /A . E.t, (L Ste-

Dickinson | wa.it1 and D. B. P^liper ;

Deputy Commissioners of Police—‘E. Chief Inspectors • of-1' Pdlicd—S. E.

Bagot, J. Parke, J. D. 11 ussey, J. Smith and T. A. ChilCott

D. Dailey (ort deputation), 1 C,

Macmillan (on deputation), H. B :

Langworthy (on deputation),. C-. \Y. DApectqrs. l of ^ Police—A. Pearce, A.

E: Jakeinan,' Y.' C'C SeedweU, .N. B.

D. Hall 6 and B. M. B. O’Connell Thomas apd R. P, J. Ryero.ft (on

(on A ®P-tation)

Assistant Qommissioners... deputation) - . , (

(British)—L. H. Hart (onpf deputa IPqlice Chief Drill Instructor—G: C: Grace

tion), G/B. Linford,' 0. W. Lawes, 1 ^British Afmouer—W. H. J. TcitlWfc'

Cl 18 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Posts and Telegrajihs* Malaya State Engineers Grade II—A. V.

Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur Gibbings, assoc.m.inst.c.e,, J. H.

Director-Gen. of Posts & Telegraphs, Roberts, b.a. (Cantab), T. G. Hus-

band, B.SC., M.INST.O.E., P. A. Mol-

Malaya (Civil Service, Glass lA)— ley, M.1NST.C..B., M.INST.W.E.

T. P. Coe, m.G;, M.e.s.

Director of Posts-LO: Savage ■

Director of Telegraphs & Telephones Senior Executive Engineers—R. H.

& Engineer-ir,-Chief—-V. H. Win-son :!; Bedington,

McCleland, l.c.e, (Dub.), G. C^

m.inst.c.e., f.s.i., m.

Controller, Singapore—B. J Freeman TNST.M. & OV.E., m.r.SAN.l, W. W.

Accountant Goieral—R! Graham

Assistant Engineer.-in-Ghief — W, R. ! Davidson, M.c., m.a. (Cantab), m.

INST. C.E.,ASSOC.M.INST.M.E., I. D.

Dowse ' Robertson, assoc.m.inst. c.e., J. B.

Deputy Accountant Gen,—T. Malley MacLachlan, M.c.?, m.s.c., b.eng.’,

Controllers—E„ W". Hide, K. MacLennan, assoc.m.inst.c.e., G. R. Percy, M.d.,

J. Green and G. J. Ford

.Senior Engineers—W. 0. G. Gallo- ble, ASSOC.inst.

assoc.m. c.e , f.s.t . J. M. No-

M. INST.O.E., W. H. Hip-

way, G. F. Morice, A. H, Carson, well. H. M. S. Haughton, b.sc., m.

S. P. Morton1 and A.. A. Strachan 1NST.C.E., M.INST. STRUCT. E., T. R.

Superintendents—W. J. C. Sharp, W. Hutton, Assdc.M. Inst. c.e. , E;. M.

Gilliam, A. C. . Wollaston, A. E.

Ashton, G. O.I Alien, W. 11. Hall, . WTebb, Burke-Gaffney,

O’D. b.eng., O. S.

R. D. Rowswell, -T. , H. , .Newey, L. : struct.e..M.C.,J.M.I.M. O.

& CY. E., M.INST.

Plunkett, m.inst.

Isaacs, A. W. Perry, B. .N. Flavin,

J. Macintosh,' W. H. Oliver, W. F. |; c.e., F. J. Button, assoc.m.inst.c.e.,

Flight, R. F. B. Gurr, J. G. Evans, ■ S.a fesoc. Tonkin' b.eng.,

! assoc.m.inst.c.e.,

R. P. Whyte, H. W. Mitchell, C. B. 1 b. uf. i n s t. m . e. , J. 8. Bossier,

Bowden, W. A. Cooper, B. Nevland, wart, B.sc., assoc.m.inst.^.e.

W. G. Griffiths, D. Smith, R. C. Executive Engineers—W. Laurie, m.

Edyyean,

Avery F. A. Thomson and J. T. C.inst.m. & cy.e., W. H. Roberts, L.

Engineers—C. G. R, Phillips, G. Harpur, Chasey, m.c., W. M. McCrae, I.

m.inst.c.e., F. W.C. A.Holland,

Wilde, E. E. Sproul, R. Gibson, L. B.SC., assoc.m.inst.c.e., Kirk,

F. Wilkinson, G. C. O'Farrell, Q.

F. J. Watkins, H. E. Cornish, E. L. assoc.m.inst.c.e., J. B. W. Fair-

Spooner-Lillingston, C. H. Parnell, child, b.sc., W. H. Lindsay, B.sc.,

A.M.I.M. & CY.E., R. Hide, ASfeoC.M.

R. E. Roberts, G. W. Bristow, J. G. inst.o.e., R. H. Steed, assoc.m.inst.

Dal low, W. Stubbs, E. A. Mayne, c.

H. J. Gregory, L. V. Waumsley, ,} E. A. Gardiner, b.sc., a.k.c., assoc.

H. Wagstaff and N. B. Fletcher M.INST.C.E., ASSbC.M. INST. M.E., ASSOC.;

Wireless

Watts, Engineers—J. W. Machan,

P. H. F. George, L. R. m.inst.struct.e.,

W. G. Oaks D. M. McDairmid,

and W. C. Gee b.sc., A. E. Fallows, b.sc., G. S.

Superintendent, Stores & Workshops Thatcher, assoc.m.inst.c.e., J. H.

West, ASSOC.M.INST.c.e., G. C. Hes-

—(Vacant) kefh, b.sc., E. N. Dimmock, b.eng.,

Malayan Public Works Service a.m.inst.e., J. W. S. Anderson, b.'sc.,

Cable Ad: Works. Singapore AS^OC.M.INfeT.C.E., A.R.SAN.I., K. Najl-

Director of Public Works, S, S., Ad- kivell, B.SC., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E., R. E.

viser Public Works, Malay States

and Director : of Civil Aviatioh— Pitt, B.SC.,ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.,, J. G.

Davies, b.sc., a.c.g.i., E. B. Nisbet,?

Major R. L. Nunn, n.s.o., M.iNst- ASSOC.M. inst,c.e. , A. G. Cooke, b.

C.E., M.INST.W.B.

Deputy Director of Public Works. eng., ges,

assoc.m.inst.c.E;., E. E. Hod-

b.sc., G. Morgan, b.sc., assoc,

S. S.—C.. J. Barker, m.c., M.iNst.o.E.

iState Engineers' Grade I—S. J. W. m.inst.c.e.,

inst.c.f... J.

A. Wear, b.sc., assoc.m.

A. T. Horsley, b.eng..

Gooch, m.insT.c.e., E. M. G. Mc-

Conechy, b.sc., ASSOC.M.iNST.c.Ei; F. a.assoc.m.inst c.e., F. E. B. Murphy,

G. Coales, m..inst,o.e., m.inst.

^TRpcrr.E. -ti , b.

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES j6S

w.k., N. CL Ferguson, B.sC.j G. R. I Goyernmeht, Architect—F.,, t). Ward,

Pape, b.eng. (Hons.), H. A. Rofe, F. B.I.B.A., M.R.SAN.I.

a. c.o.i., E. R. Davies, assoo. i Senior fes-G.

(Sheffield),- J. M. Billing, ! B:sCo Hutton,Assistaifit F.R.I.B.A.

Arcli'itedt—A! J. S.

ASSOC.M.ISTST.O.B., ASSOa.M.INST.M. -?'& Assistant Architects—F. A. Mallard,

cy.e.. O. L. Stephens, B.sc.i E. R. 0. F.R.I.B.A., O. H. Short, A.R.I.B.A.. H

Williams, assoc.m.inst.c.e., J. J. G;1 Upton, A.R.I.B.A., C. W. A. Ihg-

Bryan, B.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., A. lis, A.R.I.B.A. --l

C. Wilson, assoc.m.inst.c.e., P. Quantity Surveyor—A. Niven, f.s.i.,

O’Connell, b.eng., assoc.m.inst.c-e., k.RlSAN.I. ■t

(Ireland), E. T. ,F. Elbj^ry, Electricar-Engiheer—Capt. G. H. N.

ASSOC.M. INST.C.E., ASSOC.M. INST. ,b.sc.,

SfBU Reay,' Asshc.M.insT.e.e.

ct.e., L. A. Laffen., b.sc., J. V. T. Assistant Eleotrical' Engineer—A. O.

Campbell, b.so.', II. P. Kelly, b.a.. Thomas

b. a.i., M.INST.C.E. (Ireland),' J.Electrical 'L. 'Foreman—-G. - 'Gilchrist

Chambers, Y. a., b.a.i., R. H. A. Mechanical Engineer — R. Austin,

Johnson,. b.a., b.a.i., assoc.m.inst. -* ASSOC.M. INST. M.E.

c. e. (Ireland). R. D. Alacintyre,Assistant B. Medhahical Engincfer—J. M.

,^o., W. L. Hidford, b.sc., E. P. Fordham, ! b.a. (Cantab)d asboc/m.

c.e. (Ireland ). R. D. MacIntyre,; b. •iNStAl.E.

c.e., R. G. lies, b.sc., assoc.m.inst. Factory Foremen—Wl Taylor, T. M

c.e., M. B. Hember, assoc, m.inst. Duncan,: T. D. Doig and H. David-

ce., ASSOC.M.inst.m. & cy.e., J. R son

Spence, b.sc., H. W. Begbie, b.sc.. Supt., Workshops, Kedah—W. : L.

assoc.m.inst.c.e.,

eng., H. L. D. Tucker,G. J. O’Grady,

b.sc., assoc,b. Shpt;,

Davison

m.inst.o.e., F. 'Si. Wayman, b.sc. . 1 'pore—P. Stores and FurhiMrC, Siriga-

W. CdtichM i

Assistant Engineers—A. B. Patei*sdh, Supt., 1 . Stores ' and Furniture,

gor —W. G. Smith.;' J L- -

Selan-

b.sc., assoc.m.inst.o.e., E. W. Hons i Chief Inspector,. Kuala

ton, b.sc., A. D. Campbell, b.sc., Lumpur—J;. 1

R. J. Bee, b.a., assoc.m.inst.c.e., Chief Inspector,M. Watertvoefev Laing

Kinta—

a. o.g.i., S. A. Jordan, b.a., b.a.i., W. A. Turiniidge r

assoc.m.inst.o.e., D. J. Davies, b. : Dredge Master, Si. .S.-4E..

eng., A. L. McClure, b.sc., assoc.m. i Civil Aviation | C.- Trevor

inst.c.e., F. Y. Murdock,b.a., b.a.i. Qfficer- -Gapt.' H. W;

A. Inglis, assoc.m.inst.c.e., C. R. Chattaway i f'Yl

Hawkins, m.a., assoc.m.inst.c.e., E. Airport, Manager^LA. Ndwatk.

T. Dean, b.so., A. P. Mayne, b.a..

b. a.i.. G. H. Caldicott. b.sc.. E.T.S.

King, b.eng., J. H. M. Burton, b.a., Survey Department, ‘S:S. &';F.M.S.

assoc.m.inst.c.e., W. O. Belton, b. Office—Kuala Lumpur

sc., E. L. Ashley, b.sc., H. Miller. Surveyor . General—J. Dewar

assoc.m. inst. c.e. , J. N. McHugh. Deputy Surveyor General—W. F. N.

b.so., b.eng., assoc.m.inst.Oe. (Ire- Bridges, p.s.o.

land), R, R. Cambridge, b.sc'.,; Asst. Surveyor General—P. H. Goss

assoc.m.inst.s.e., D. W. Grehan, || Accountant—G.

• (actingj ' ' '

A, Baxendale

B. A., B.A.I.. assoc.m.inst.c.e., | Sehidt (Ire-

land), W. N. Cartwright, B.sc., ^.c. ‘ C. Y. "Supefititendenis—Sihgapote

B. Sewell; Perak: A-. . R.

:

g.i., P. Ransome, assoc.m.inst.c.e.. White, m.c. '

J. A. Hendersoh, Assod-M:inst.c.e., | Superiuteiident's—Mlalacca : T. Rit-

R. Waddell, B.sc., C. Gjertsen, b.1 j rcbing ; Selangor and, K. Sembiian :

sc., E. M. Oborne, B.sb., J. Halli-

tlay, B.SC.,- assoc.m.inst.c.e.. J. J.ron,H. M.c.; Spowers; Jphore : G.) D. Bar-

'Gumming, b.sc., W. R Plunkett, Penang : H.Pahang: L. D. Meyer;

; C. Agraham; Kedali:

b.sc., a:o.g.i., R. G. S. Avery, b.sc.,

■ assoc.m.iest.c.e. and J. R. Stewart, A.C. Stubirigton T. M. Husband ; Kelanlan ; R.

and (on leave) : C,;E.

B. SO. ' Bone, m.c.

€l?0. EEDERATISDi MALAY STATES

Senior Assistant Super inte^.d^ts— Town Planning Dbpartment

Kirita: W. H. E. Xeil'*(’on leape) Selangor Perak and, Nt.ari SembilaU—

an^l G. M. R. ,Jac;kspn ((acti,pg)r Office—Kuala Lumpur

Singapore: F. A. Fendall (on Town Planner—R. P. Dav is, m.lm. a c.e.,

leave)-and P. M. teekie (acting) M.T.P.I., M.K.8.I.

-Asst. Superiirtenden,!}^ —) .Headqoar- Chief.Clerlv—A. S. Raijaratnam

ters: A. Graham and L. S. Hknelry; Chief.Draftsman—A. Manuc pillay

Topo Branch: F. L. .WaveL. Q. C.

Stidr s, R.,-F. ■'Williams,: A. Ll: Greig

•and A. B. Griffin: Kelantfln :• R. K. Tekasxtry Department, F.M.S.

A. Bvuoe : Penak;, K. L. Bpdlington Financial Adviser anti Treasurer, F.M.S.—

and A. McQr Glark-Walker;, Selan- L. Rayman (acting)

gop: H. H. C^bqn and l. Ci -Bootht

X. Sembilan: W. K. AVilton : Pa- . Assist. Treasurer, F.M.S.—J. D. M. Smith

hang: B. P. AYalker-Tay.lor,; Singa- (acting)

ppre :0. Wa.tspn.- Aj G. Billing anid I / \[ Accounting Office- f

B. E. Gray; Penang: :M. F. 'Came-

ron : Malacca!: R. Wilsp'ii.; Johore: •Acfeountatit^M.

Glerk i/c Agency

Ponnumpalam

Accts.—S: Kamliah

C. -C, Best, J, F. Ga Read, A, H. Clerks, Glass I—M. Apachy, V. Ka-

W. Lilly, R. A. Terry,::. H. AY. thiravelu, S. Kanapathypilllay and

Hamilton, A. Gi Rohhv .1. I). Rich- K. Ponriiah

ardson and ; T, R. .T f’daokman : AsHi&ta-ni Treamr$Bs Office and

Kedah: E. G. Farrington, Jn- AY. SriAte JV-easary—Selangor

Morphetfc, R; B. Horner and ,J. A.

Tulloch; Trengganu : G. C;..-Irving : Suite Treasurer---J. D. M. Smith

On leave: G, H. Sworder, AY. P. (acting) .'

Aylward, P. H. Bonnet; C. Noble.

G. L Jerram, C. D. Peaaso-n, F. F. Officer he Checking Branch—A. Velripillai

G. Caswell, G. L. Gibson, J. K. Chief Clerk, Federal Treasy. —S;

AIapnal|^illai

Ramsay and R. A. Simcock ."State UWtasiCry—Perak

Chief Draftman-rn(!Yacant) State Treasurer—T: AI. Hart '

Chief Photo Lithographer—(Vacant) j Clerk, Class I—A'. VairamuttW) . ,

Photo Lithographers^-H, A. GildM's-

leeves and. B. S. Smith . State TreamrySSegti Serabilan'

Lithographic DraftBman—,T. Moir

Instrument Repairer1—(Vacant) and State Treasurer—,K. A. Suppiah

Clerk, Class I—Tan Eng Khoon

C. T. L. Goodchild (acting) State Pahang

Meteorological Branch State Treas.—V. Kanapathy Pillay

Superintendent—0. D. Stewart ■ Clerk, Class. 1 - K.

Meteorological Officers—A, Grimes f'orps of ‘.Accountants—S.S. fc,F.M.S. Aru.i.isalam

and C. A. Lea Senior Accountant—G, G. T. Browne

Probationers—W. Richards arid LG. Accountant—R.

John • Accountant — K. M,ReedLemmon

Biirvey Departmeat

Asst. Surveyor-in-charge, Pm'ak—P. ; Accountant

Accountant—J. ; H. Newbigging

-• C. A. Bakenda'c

Sinnappu

Office .Assistant—Penang: S-. Appu-

,' ■,

Technical Subordinates (Special) ■ 'CriAMriER^br^

doray Commerce, , F.M.S.,

Perak: V. Kanapathypillai and. S, : Kuala, dbumpui,-, Selangor

Ayadorai; Headquarters: . S! Srini- Cable .Ad: Commerce

vasa Iyer; Selangor: Abdul Rah- ■ Committee—R. • AY. Hughes (presi-

man bin Abdullah; Pahang: N. dent), H. AY.. Hughes, D. Sear, S.

Sabapatby ; Singapore: A. Elaya- J. Clark,be .Hon. Col. C. Rae, J.

tbamby: Penang: . J. A, Navarat- L, .Hope ami II. Kingdon-Rpwe

nasingamT and K. Aririrnigam; Ma- Secretax;ies.:— Eyatt ,& Co., Kuala

lacca: T . Thuriapprih ' Lumpur ...

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES 0121!

Perak Branch Perak

Committee—The Hon. Col. C. Itae Malay Co-operative Officer, Parit

(chairman), G. Grant, J. L. Hope.. t vEkiptarir*—Abdul Majid bin Haji

J. K. Hill, H. Kingdon-Rowe, J: i - Moharhed

M. Cochran and S. A. Yell Malay Co-operative Officer, Bagan,

Secretaries—Evatt & Co,, Ipoh Serai—Haji Abdul Rauf, bin Haji

Selangor.Jjranch. ■'Malay'Mbhamed' ‘Q'lVk'i V” Officer, Taipih".

Oo-operafive

Committee—R. W. Hughes (chair- v XoVth,: Taiping—Wan Zarazillah

man), H. W. Hughes, D. W. Hen-: t>in°Haji Waii lstnail ’

derson, D. Sear, H. W. Essdn, S. ^Malay ' Gb-o^O’atiye Officer, Taipin^

G. Tyte and A. R. Robb South; Talping ;— Molianied Dalai

Secretaries — Evatt & Co., Euala •,t;> bin. Haji . Suboh:

Lumpur Malay Gbi-operative Officer,' Telok An-

son—Raj a Musa ■ bin Raja Mahadi

- Malay Co-operative Officer, Ipoh—

Chambek of Mines, F.M.S. Moha'ined Hussein bin Ibrahim

Towers Chambers—Ipoh Indian Co operative Officer—Teluk

President—E. E. G. Boyd Anson—P. K. T. Paul

Indian CoToperative' Officer;o Ipoh-o-C,

Vice-do. —J. D. Mead M. Soosai .

Council:— vJ-L; . -Selangor

Perak-Hon. Mr. C. L. Gr4n, Qb: ‘M^alay Cd-o^erative. Officer. Selangor

lonel G. M. 1 P. Hornid^e, o.b.e., Mohain>fl Yusof bin 11 a; i ’ Tsihajl

M.C., v.n., A. J Kelrfian, Ijeong Sin ' Jlrnfflat? .Cd-pjriejratjve 'Officer, Selah,go;

Naittj m.s.c., J.P., m.c.h., '6:bJ;,' IieefSwbe'J ''' I—Pi r S.' Lourdes '

Hoe, J. H. Rich, J. Ranh ahd G. S. Indian Oo:operative OfficeT, • Belangor

Kneebone • < II—M. ’ Ra jaraMaW'

Selangor—J. S. Whittaker, H. A. Negri Sembilan ,j

Coates, Chao Kia Peng, c.b.e., H. S. .Senior,jQ^-opera-Hve Officer, .Seremban

Lee and A; A Henggeler —Patyii . AJchir bin Mat Sail

Negri Sembilan—H. P. Kennedy Indian

Pahaiig—V. B. 0. Baker --G ACo-onefatiye

;—G.’^j

r:

Tim f(>r Officer,

Tfiaver

:

' 1 Seremban

Secy;—A. C: J. To.we'rs, f.l.a.a., f.o.i.s. . .jl’.uuNa

Senior Co-operative Officer Pahang,

Co operative Sooieties Department,’ . Raj^ Raub—HGrained Tahi i bint f Stia

: ,

F.M.S. & S.'fe. li • STraits Settlement, PenaNg ■

Head Office--Huai a Lumpur , Asst. Director of Co-operation (Nortli)

Director of Co-operation and Re- —J,, G. .Crawford, m.O.s.

gistrar of Co-operative Societies, Chief Clerk M. A. Bak.ar /

F.M.S. & S.S.—R. Boyd, ‘Malay Co-operative Officer, Penang

Personal Assistant to Director—V. J. Abdul Wahab bin Arshad .

H; Brunt Indian jCfl^operaJbive'." Officer, Ruk.lt’

Asst.' Direetor of Co-operation XS(2nfibA Mertaj^ip—P, T. Rathan

—J. M. Braiider, M.c.s;''

Asst. Registrar of Co-operative Socie- Asst. Auditor &Singapore Accountant—Goh Wee

ties, F.M.S.—Haji Mohamed Eusoff, Pah

Co-operative Marketing Officer— (Va- Co-Operative Officer—A. K. Isaac

cant) Malacca

Auditor Accountant—R. E. Cox Malay Co-operative Officer, A lor

Superintendent—M. Thambinathan Gajah—Baba bin Jaudin

Urban Co-operative Officer, F.M.S.— Indian Co-operative Officer, Malacca

T. Sivapragasam —0. Arulsusai

 PERAK

PeraJk is the most northerly of .the Federated States on the west coast,

touching Province Wellesley on the north and Selangor oh the south and

having an area of 7.980 square miles. About, 1850 (the 1 discovery! of tin in

Larut was followed by the immigration of Chinese in great numbers. Since

the appointment of a Brfti^h. Resident in>1874, the fecotil of the state has

been one of remarkable progress. '

The State is well watered, the Perak (with its tributaries, the Singer,

the/Teniengor, the Rui, the Plus, the Kinta, Batang Padang, Bidor and Sung-

kai), being the most important rivers. Other rivers of importance are the

Krian, the Kurau, and the Bernam (with its tributary, the Slim). The

mountains on the east boundary which are part of the main range of the

Peninsula, rise to a height of over 7,000 feet.

Sanatoria have been established on the Larut Hills, at heights varying from

3,300 to 4.500 feet. Experimental gardens with English flowers and vegetables are to

be found on the Larut Hills.

The chief exports are tin and rubber. Coconuts and rice ate extensively

grown. In the Krian district the Gov^riynent has completed an extensive

scheme for the irrigation of more than 74,402 acres of land, the larger pro-

portion of which is already under cultivation for rice A similar scheme is in

course of development in the Sungei Manik area ip Lower Perak District.

Larut, Kinta, Batang Padang and Klian Intan are the chief mining

•districts. The District of Batang Padang lies between the Kinta Valley and

the Selangor boundary, and contains a little gold and wolfram mixed with

its tin.

The totalcartmileage

unmetalled of completed

rbads, arid 701 miles ofroads

bridleinpaths.,

Perak is 1,003 of metalled and 77 of

The British Resident has residencies it Taiping, the headquarters of Qov,-

ernment, and at Ipoh, the chief commercial centre. The. chief towns axe

Ipoh, Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Kampar and Tapah The chief port is Teluk

Anson.

Since the Anglo-Siamese treaty of 1909 the territory claimed by Perak

for many years, and held by Patani sii)ce 1826, has been formally ceded to

Perak, and the State now includes the j whole water-shed of the river that

gives it its name. The new territory which was taken over in 1909 and in-

corporated in the Upper Perak District^ exceeds 1,000 square miles of area.

It extends from Kedah ,on the West Legeh on the East, and contains the

tin mines of Klian Inthn and much gobd stanniferous country. This terri-

tory is well watered, and the rolling plains of the Kroh plateau, 1,00Q feet

above the sea, afford a healthy Government station. At Tasek on the Kedah

border there 1$ a small natural lake. At the time when the territory was,

taken over the population was about 3,<1)00 of various nationalities.

 C123-

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFElCES

State Council 'Chinese PpvOtectorate—Ipoh

President—His Highness the Sultan Prot. of, Chinese—S ^L Middlebrook,.

m.C.s. (acting.)' v,

of Perak (Paduka Sri: Sultan. Assist. Protector of Chinese—N. L,

Iskandar Shah, g.c.m.g., k.o.v.o.) Alexander, m.c.s. (acting)

Vice-President—The Raja Muda Raja

Sir Abdul Aziz-ibni-al-Marhum Raja ; Clerk and Translator—Chong Wai Weng

Hilda Musa, k.b.e., c.m.g.) i Chief Clerk—Saw Seong Peck

Hon’ble the British Resident Education

The Secretary to Resident

Raja Bendahara—Raja Yusuf ibni Sultan Inspector ef Schools—T.

Abdul Jalil al-Marhum Rathi' Allah: m.a.^ (t.c.d.), m.k,.s.t. A. O’Sullivan,

Hoh’bleKaya

the Legal Asst. Inspectorsb:a.of (Cantab.)

Schools—E. ahd H.E. S.S'.

Orang BesarAdviser

— Haji Ahmad bin Tiddeman, Bretherton,

b.a. (oxon.)

Haji Abdul Raof Office Assistant—S. Pouniah.

Orang KayaWanTemenggong—Wan

Jalil bin Hussain, j.p., m.c.h. ABdiii Chief Clerk—T. Candiah

Orang Kaya Mentri—Wan Ahmad Rasdi Malay KamaralInspectors

Bahrain and' of Mohd.

Schools — Raj^

Salleh

bin Wan Muhammad Isa, j.p. Tamil Inspector

Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima Ivinta—Che

Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, J.P., m.c.h. Dpmestic Science Mistress — Miss M.Ca

of Schools—E. A Badsh

Orang Kaya Kaya Stia Bijaya di-Raja— Asst. Taylor

Muhammad Lady Supervisors Malayand Girls

Abdul Shukor, Noordin

i.s.o. bin Jeragan Schools—Mrs. E. W. Jesudason.

H. J. Turnbull Mrs.

Orang Kaya Kaya Laksamana —

Lope Bahaudin bin Muhammad HeadClifford School—K. Kangsar

Master—B, Preedy, b.a., m.c.

Noh, j.p.

*Raja

ibniKechil Tengah—Raja

al-Marhum Abdul Rashid HeadGovt.

Sultan Idris

English School—Batu Gajah

Master—Syed Shaidali

Raja Kechil Bpngsu—The Hon’ble Raja Govt. English School—Gopeng

Kamaraizaman ibni al-Marhum Raja Head Master—D.

Mansur, m.f.c., m.c.s. G. R. Peters

The State Engineer Govt. English School—Tronoh

The State Medical and Health Officer Head Master -M. Fernandez

The Govt. English School—Tapah

W. R.Chief

Boyd,Police

m.c.s.Officer Head Master—Dayal Singh

St. George's Institution—Taiping

Hon’ble Leong

Towkay Col. Cecil

Sin Rae,

Nam,j.p., m.f.o.,.i.P:,,o.b.e.

m.c.h., c.b.k. Director—Rev. Bro. Dominie

Hon’ble Mr, C. L. Oreen, m.f.c. King Edward

Hon’ble Mr. S. B. Palmer, m.f.c., j.p. Principal—E. T. VII School—Taiping

M. Lias, b.a. (Cantab)*

Toh Eng Hoe, j.p. Anderson School—Ipoh

S. Seenivasagam Head Master—L. D. Whitfield, m,a. (T.C.

The Hon. Dr. K. T. Khong, m.b.e., m.C.h., D ), m.r.s.t.

j.p., M.F.C.

Forest Department

Resident’s Office Perak North (Taiping)

Taiping British Resident—The Hon. State Asst.Forest Officer—E.

Consvr. J. Strugnell, Sr.

Mr. G. E. Cator, c.M.n., m.c.s.

Secretary to Resident—W. Linehan, m.c.s. District Forest ofOfficer,

Forests

Matang—C. A.

Assistant Secretary to Resident—D. A. Speldewinde,

Forests Sr. Asst. Consvr. of

SommerviUe, m.c.s. District Forest Officer, Larut—Mahidin

Office Assistant—N.

Resident’s Clerk—TanAppuduray

Chin Teik bin Mohamed Rashad, Sub-Asst. Consr.

of Forests

 '0-1124 ^ERAK

District ct Forest Officer, Kuala Kangsar Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board C.

-F. H. Landon, Asst. Cons-vijof ; k - ix.p.H., H.i Williams,

Cert. Lend,m.b., s.t.m.

ch. b., d.t.m. & h.,

Forests

District Forest Officer, Bindings and- -^Assistant Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary

Bruas—Ftof Forests J, .lohnson, - Sab-Asst. Health Board—V. Officer,R. Gabriel

Kinta District—G. H.

Consver.

Perak South (Batu Gajah)

State Forest Oflftyer.— C. Smith, Consvr. Health d.p.h m.b., ch. b., Cert. Lond. s.t.m.,

Lowe,

of Forests : 1 Officer, Batang'Padang—I. D.

District Forest Officer, Kinta—A. 1 J. Fyfe, GebbiepM.E., oh. b., Cert. Lond. s.t.m.

Asst. Consvr. of Forests; Health Officer, Lower Perak—T. Wilson,

District

M. L. Forest Officer. Biitang, Padang— M.B., B. CH. D.P.H.; D.T.M. & H., B.A.O.

1Webber,. Sr. .Asst. ,C

Forest's ' Infant Welfare Centres and

Asylums

Prisons : . , Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong

<: Convict PRisoN-i-Taiping. fiambiltbu

Teleph. 20; Cable Ad-. Convicts Medical Supt.—J. W. Murdoch, m.b., ,cil. b.

Superintendent, Convict Prison, Taipjffig— A. Sivakolunthu and C.C. X.Manioavasagar,

Asst. Physicians—N,

G. E. W.Grade

Gaoler, W. Bayly I—C , ^ , ,,

Godden ; European Male Nurses—J. R.Abraham G. Young

Gaoler. Grade III -J. Webster, , and T. J. Winsey

European Warders- F.' Dayi,s, A. F. Row- Batu Cqjah Hospital

land, R. H. Shu-ttleworth,'T.

N. well,

Gwynn, A.H. W. S.Hill,:W.A: F.F.J. Medical

Hall,A. Fisher, Officer—T. C. Wakefield, m.b.,

Bed . 1 . Pi nR CH. H.

Tallam. R. B. Boyd, J. Carbery, D. Asst. Medical Officer—M. Senior Deputy E. Tiruchelvam

Officers—A. W. E: Moreira

Drew, T. F. Edgar, S. W. Jones, J. J. and Chang Hoey Chan

Maelebd, A< W- jTurner,

W. J Woollams, and H. Sisters — Misses F. MacKinnon,m A. C.

W- H. Tillyer,

J. Jamieson Matron—Miss E. J. Risdon

Bailey. Pender, M. M.Keddie, A. M. Behan, I,

Beattie and C. F. Williams

Government Gardens and Plantations Ipoh Hospital

—LgFut Hill, Taiping Medical Officer—A. L. Shield, m.b., ch. b~,

Superintendent—H. G. H. Bartlett F.R.C.S.,Medical

DA’.M. &Officer

H.

Chief Clerk—A. Thajudeen Second I. T. Dickson, M.k, oh.andm. Radiologist—

Marine Department— Lady M.B,,Medical

CH.Perak—E. Officer—Miss F. A. Craig,

B., D.P.H.

Teluk Anson Surgeon, C. CHitty, m:.b., ch. B.,

Harbour

Wiseman Master,. Perak—Capt. G. Robert | F.R.C.S.

Dental Surgeon—S. W. Harding

Chief Clerk—Qhin Thutt How Asst. Medical Officers—C. Mutugiah, O.

Technical Assistant—D. W. Neubronner V.S. Venkatesan, 0. G.Singh

Yzelman, MegatLingKhas bin Omar,

Ah Choon ami

Medical and Health Department — Puran

Matron—Miss M. H. Amour

Perak , ,

State

J. I.Medical

Baeza, m.b,Health Officer, Rerak— Sisters—Miss . Sparks A. M Robinson antRMiss . : AL .;

v ch. b., f.r.c.s., d.p.h., Kanipar Hospital ’

Cert. Loyd.,

Deputy S.T.M. & Health Officer, Asst. Medical Officer—G. S. Arulpra-

State’Medical

Perak-tih. P.rfx.Kit'HOdge, ' -kA.,' gasaoi . , . , ■.

. dCeWtuLsmid-. ‘ l.m.s.s.a . , I Rlian Inlay Hospital

Financial Secretary—Qua

Chief Cffirklv^'K. Subramaniam ; (long Kcrw Asst. Medical Officer— Sf Kanapathipjliai

Paannaaenticad-Cljemis-t—A- V. Hitch (,‘rii- Hospital

Health Officer, Perak North—B. E. Aiid J^sstl Medical Officer—S. Ara^arediiatn '

lierion, n.to.i af.u,, oBe'

Health . Officer, Kuala Kamgsaf—J. B ., h.t.m. fc Hot.! fyufitry Ildspital ■" ’’A

Boyd, m.b., d.b.ch., b.a.o , d.p.hvv Wt.m. Asst. Medical Officer—J. i V. Thamhajr

 PEftAK C1Q5

■ District Hospital, Taiping ' Ohief Pdtick Office - Perak

Medical Officer—K. Walkiiigshaw, Chief Police Officer, Perak—E. Bagot

M.B.j GH. B., & H., DiOlM.S. : Asst. Commissioner, Headquarters;

Deputy

Ji^meauxMedical Officer—E. L. ' S.' j Officer-in-charge,Ipoh—H. L. Mitchell

Asst. Medical Officers—K: Rajaratham, Defective, Perak—D. P.

Lim Eng Cheang and L. W. Jayesuria .Macnamara

tapah . Hospital Officers-ih-char^e

K. J. N.of Traffic,

Duthie, Ipoh—L.

Che WanCl

Medical Officer—H. Serimgeour, m.b., b. Finch, Ibrahim

gC., CH. B., D.T.M. & H. Officer-in-charge, Traffic, Taiping—W.

Asst. Medical Officer—A. G. Jumeaux Elphinstpnp

Tanjong Malim Hospital Officer-in-charge, Traffic, Tapah—(Vacant)

Asst. Medical Officer—N. Gopalapillai I! Asst. Cdmp'rissioner Courts, Ipoh ^—ft.

Lumut Hospital Halsey

Asst. Medical Officer—V. R. N. Menon Officer Superintending Police Circle

Teluk Ansdn Hospital Kinta—J. Gardiner

Medical Officer—W. A. Balhetchet Perak North—J. B. J. Birch

Deputy Medical

Matron—MissE.B.MercerOfficer—H.

H. Egger P. Samuel Kuala Kangsar—H. G. Beverley

Sister—Miss Lower Perak—C. T. Dobree

General Hospital, Taiping Perak South—H. J. Barnard

Medical Officer—R. Shelley, m.b., b.s., Officer i/C of Police' Districts

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

Matron—A. V. Jackson D.T.M. & A, B. CA. Kroh—Sub Inspector Jamil

Sister—Misses F. Holgate, E. R. Rintoul, Taiping—J.C. L.Seedwell

! Krian—V. and Lee Kiat Siong

O. M. Gunner and C. B. Paterson Bhagat Singh H. and Davis, Shamsudin, H.

Raja Abas

District Hospital, Kuala Kangsar Grik—Che Lah

Medical Officer—G.

Cert. Bond, s.t.m. M.’ Graham, b.a., m.d., Kuala Kanhsar — Forber Wallace and

Asst. Medical Officer—Mohamed Din bin Mohamed Noor

Ahmad Sungei Sipiit—K. B. Naidu

Sitiawan - G. B. Folliott and Mohd. Yussof

Infant Welfare Centre, Ipoh Ipoh

Lady Medical Officer Mohamed Yousof andLeong

— Mrs.Cert. L.Bond.J. ; Batsu

— R. Ackrill, Boon Beng

Coh Kong Swee,

Bentinck, m.b., ch; b., b.a.o. Gajah—Sarmukh ;Singh

s.t.m. E. James .

Sister—Miss ffifonoh—Abdul Jalil

Infant Wdfare Centre, Taiping Kampar—J.

Wan R. Cole, Isher Singh and Clja

Lady Medical Officer—Miss E.

M.B., CH. B., D.P.H., D‘T.M. & H. M. O. Will, Tapah—C. N. Godwin, T. Tasanayagam

'Sister—Miss Ni E. Staffor-d and Pritam Singh

Teluk Anson—^W. R. Carhonell and J. Me.

Infant Welfare Centre, Teluk Anson C. Barnes

Sister-In-Charge —(-Miss M.; Timmins Clerical Servicr,,Chief Police Office, Ipoh

Women’s Hosjmal, Kuala, Kangsar Chief Clerk—M. Suppiah

Lady Medical Officer—Miss M. H. James, Financial Clerk —Neoh Boon Chiew

M.B„ B.S., D.P.Hj .

Sisters—Miss

G. C. Birse C. ft." McDonald and Miss Posts and Telegraphs Dept.—Perak

Mines Department Controller, Posts & Telegraphs, Perak,

Warden—A. G. Macdonald | /Tp»h>yJ. Green

Assits. Warden—A.

Inspectors Bean — J. H'. A. Supt.,

of O.Machinery EvansPosts, & Telegraphs, Ipoh—J. G.

Trowell, W. Hunt;, J. W. Ridley H. ' Chief

Mong.Clerk, Controller's Office, Ipoh—-

Seng Kcp. .;

Lawson and E. L. Thackeray

Inspectors pf Mines—A. H. M. Crptch, ,1. Head;Bo?tn>firter, Ipoh—Lim ToesEe

L. Patterson, G. S. Mbttram, C. T. Ag:Mohd. Postmaster,-

Hussain Taiping—Yivhyn,- bin

Thomas and J. R. Miller

 0126 PER4K

Posts and Telegraphs Engineering Registry of Christian Marriages

Branch, Perak Senior Registr —Secy, to Resdt., Perak

Senior Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs, Registrar, Larut, Kuala Kangsar, Upper

Perak, Krian and Dindings—Secretary

Perak, Ipoh—G. Wilde, to Resident,Kinta—The

Perak Magistrate, Ipoh

Engineer, Posts & Telegraphs, Ipoh—R. Registrar,

E. Roberts

Engineer, Posts & Telegraphs,—If. E. Registrar, Lower Perak and Batang Padang

—District Officer, Lower Perak

Cornish

Sanitarya Board—Kinta, Ipoh

Public Works Department " i Secretary—A. E.Pt- Perera

. Chairman—C A. V. Aston, M.c., M.c.s.

Head Office: Taiping Accountant—Cheah Keng Hoon

State Engineer—S. J. W.D.GooMacint^re.

h i Senior

Chief Sapitary

SanitaryInspector—E.

Inspector —G,Tv.Montford;

Kana

Executive Engineer—R. pathypillai

Financial Assisstant—V. Subranianiam Building Inspector—R. Adamson, m.c.

Chief Clerk—D. Thamby Rajah ' .Assist, do. — P, E. Choo

Larut, Matang ~k , Krian 1 Assist. Veter. Surg.—G. Thiagarajan

Senior

ertsonExecutive' Engineer--I. D. Rob- Abattoir Assistants — T. V. Nadasom

Assistant Engineers—D. W. Grehan & Vijiaratnam Pillay, K. Kathirgasu and A,

J. R. Stewart Veterinary Inspector—Cheah Phee Phay

Kuala Kangsar Assessment Officers — P. Mariappen,

Senior Lee Soon Nji, Khoo Ah Kee and Lin

Hip wellExecutive , Engineer—\V. H. Kim Yin

Assistant Engineers—J. Cuhiming & E. State Treasury—Taiping

L. Ashley (Dindings) State

Kinta ■ M.C.S.Treasurer, Perak—K. R. Blackwell,

Senior Supreme Court—Ipoh

StewartExecutive ; Engineer—IV'. (}.

Assistant Engineers—E. T. Dean, W. N. Judge, Sec retarak—Mr.

to Judge—S.JusticeP eA. B. Howes

S. Duray

Cartwright, E, T..S. King k W. R. Assist. Registrar—C. W. Shorland

. Plunkett Deputy tiegistrar—S. S. Duray

Senior Executive Engineer (Waterworks) Chief Clerk—S. Joseph

—E. M. OT). Bu,rk-Gaffney Survey Department

Chief Inspector (Waterworks), Kinta—W. Acting Senior Supt. (Taiping)

Revenue Surveysr

A. Turnnidge1

Superintendent, Stores & Furniture—W. Assist. Supt.D.Revenue

Perak—L. Meyer

Surveys (Office)—

E. Pearce A. McG.

Technical Assistant (Special Grade), Assist.

Ipoh—R. R. Skelchy Supt.Clark-Walker

Branch—K. Revenue

L.

(Taiping)

Surveys,

Bedlington Revision

(Taiping)

Batang Padang Assist.

Executive Engineer—K. Nankivell North—K. L. Bedlington (Taiping)Perak:

Supt. Revenue Surveys,

Lower Perak Sen. Assist. Supt. Revenue Surveys,.

Executive Engineer—J. G. Davies Perak South—G. M. Ross Jackson

Mechanical Engineer (Changkat Jong)— Chief (BatuClerk,

Gajah) Revenue Survey Office,.

C. R. Wales Taiping—J. M. Gregory (Taiping)

KUALA KANGSAR

District Office 2nd Asst. District Officer—Raja Hitam bin

District Officer—0. E. Venables, M.c.s. Raja Yunus Mohamed

Assist. District Officers—G. S. Rawlings, Deputy Assist. District Officer—Abdullah

M.c.s., Kamarudin bin Idris, m.c.s. and

Mohamed Baki bin Abas, m.a.s. bin Datoh Stia

 PERAK

Malay Officer, Lands—Ismail bin Dr. . , / 'i Malay College

Latiff Head Master—C. Bazell

Lady Medical Officer — Dr. (Mrs.) M. H. Assist. Masters—G. Woods, D. B. J.

James Ambler and K. D. Luke

Assistant Conservator of Forest — F. H. Sanitary Board Office

Landon Chairman—O. E. Venablefs, m.c.s.

Agricultural Officer, Perak Central — Sub-Treasurer — P. C.C. Albuquerque

(Vacant) Health Officer—Dr. J. Boyd

Chief Clerk—Ditt Singh Medical Officer—-Dr. G. M. Graham

KRIAN DISTRICT

District Officer—Raja Kamaralzaman ibni Drainage and Irrigation Engineer—M. P.

Murphy

Raja Mansur, M.o.s., m.s.c., m.f.c., Raja Asst. Medical Officer — Dr. V. Thambar

Kechil Bongsu, Perak O. C. P. D. Krian—V. C. Seedwell

UPPER PERAK

District Office—Grik pfficer, I/C Felice Districts—(Kroh) Raja.

District Officer—Raji Abtnad, M.c.s. ; Lah (Grik)

Sub-Treasurer—Jamal

Dy. Din

Asst. District Officer—Abdul Wahab, Asst. Medicaldo.Officer, Grik—A. Ratnam

M.A.8. Klian Intan—Kan-

spathy PiJlay

Asst. District Officer, Kroh—Osman bin Dresser-in-charge,

Taat, m.a.s. Krok—A. Rajah

Abdul do., bin Mat,

Rahman Kroh—Lenggong-

m.a.s. | bin H. do.,

Kamaldin Lenggong — Rabah

Chief Clerk—Dhian Singh Public Works Department

^Settlement Officer—Wan Din bin Wan

Lernbut Hgad Oyppseer, GnL—M. Selvafiurai, ,

K6WER PERAK DISTRICT

District Officer—J. I. Miller Magistrate—Raja AbduL Hamid bin Raja

Asst. do. —A. Glencross Tahir

Deputy Asst. Dist. Officer—Raja Abdul Health Officer—Dr. T. Wilson

Hamid bin Raja Tahir

Supt., Customs and Excise—Major. H. G. Executive

Engineer,

Engineer—J. G. Davies

Keet

Asst. Supt.—G. F. G. Rivaz FergusonDrainage and Irrigation—1). S-

Customs Probationer—R. W. L. McCall ‘O.S.P.C., Lower Perak—A. T. Dobrie

Medical Officer—Dr. M. E. Tiruehelvam O.C.P.D,, (Teluk Anson—W. L. H_

Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. H. F. Carbonell

Samuel A: CVP.—J. Me C. Barnes

CU2.8 PERAK

KINTA DISTRICT

Bath Gajah: Division M. C F.M.Williams, A. C.C. Pender, A. M.

District Officer—Wt R. Boyd, m.c.s. Behan, Keddie and H. McDonald

Chief Asst- Distriot^Officef—H. J. Cook State op Perak

man, m.c.s T Perak Mines Department

Assistant District lOffic'Shid:

er, Lands Warden—A. G. Macdonald

Ahmad idnAIohauIdd , — M&or . Assist, do. ——Ian

A. Beam

Senior Asst. Superintendent, Revenue InspectorsCretch, C. T. Patterson,

Thomas, G. S.A. Mottram

H. M.

Surveys—G. M. R. Jackson and J. R. Miller

Medical Officer—Dr. T, C. Wakefield Tnispectors of Machinery — J. H. A.

Matron—Miss E. J. Risdoii Trowell, W. O. Hunt, J. W. Ridley H,

Sisters—Misses F. Mackinnon, I. Beattie, Lawson and E. L. Tkackeray

LARCT DISTRICT

District Office—Larut, Taiping

District Office,-—A. L. Birse, m.c.s.

Magistrate—Pa wan Teh bin Haji Mahamed, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—S. Paramanather

Financial Clerk—M. S. Kapdiah

Assistant District Officer -KamarudIn tun Omar, m.a.s.

Deputy Assistant District Officer —Wan Ahmad Rasdi bin Wan

Mohanied Isa (Oning Kaya Mentri)

Settlement Officers—Megat Abdul Rahman and Mohamed Jan

Malay Officer—Tunku Mohamed bin TunktyjBesar Burhanuddin

BATAXG PADAN G ‘ DISTRICT

Dist. Officer—G. F. Staynes Settlement

Haji Mohd.Officer,

Salleh binTanjbng

Haji Mohd.Malim—

Daud:

Assist.

ShahDistrict

bin R. Officer

Harson—Raja Raji Shahar Chief Clerk— M. Samoc

Assist. District

Osman bin Talib Officer. Tanjong Malim—

2ndIbrahim

Assist. Dist. Officer—Abdullah bin Sanitary Board

; r Chairman —The District Officer

Exec. Engr., B. Padang—K. Nankivell

District Forest Officer—M. L. Webber - Malim (Dy. District

Members—Asst. Officer, Tanjong

Medical Officer—Dr. H. Scrimgeour Chairman), Health

Assist, do. —Dr. A. C. Jumcaux : Officer,

Batang Batang

Padang,Padang, Medical.

Executive Officer,

Engineer,

Agricultural Field Officer—Vacant

Deputy Assist." District Officer; Taphh—' Batang Padane,'Officer

Police Circle, Perak South,Superintending

Tapali, Asst.

Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mat Jabar District

Malay Officer (m.a.s.), Tanjong Malim— Sultan Idris Training College,Principal,

Officer, Tapah, Tanjong

Mohd. Ariffin bin Sulaiman

O. H. S.J. Barnard

:

P. C., Perak -South, Tapah— Arthur T.Malim,

M. Towkay

Philson, HoC.. Ichye Cheong, and

L. Edmonds 3.P.,

Tinker

O. C P. D, Tapah -C. M. God win Sr* Inspector, Tapah—A. T. Suppian

Settlement Officers, Tapah—Mohd. Zam Inspector, Tanjong Malhn—K. Kathigesir-

bin Daud and Baharon bin Nilr Rashid Chief Clerk-S. Kandiah .

 PERAK C129»

IPOH

Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice J. Aitken Government Health Officers, Ipoh

Secretary to Judge—S. S. Duray Chairman, Mosquito Destruction Com-

Registrar of Courts—Te'ngku Ismail mittee, Kinta Sanitary Board — Dr.

I. J ohnstone

Deputy Public Prosecutor—I. W. Blelloch Health Officer, Kinta District—Dr. I. D-

Assist. District Officer—M. H. Blacker GebbieMedical Officer, Infant Welfare

Chairman, Sanitary Board, Kinta—A. Y. Lady

Aston Centre, Ipoh—Dr. (Mrs.)of Schools,

L. J. Bentinck

Chief Surgeon—E. C. Chitty, (m.c.) ch.b. Lady Medical

—(vacant) Inspector Perak

Protector of Chinese—E. D. Fleming

Assist, Warden of Mines—(vacant) Labour .Department, Ipoh

Senior Executive Engineer, Kinta—W. G. Asst. Contr. of Labour— R. C- S. Harris

Stewart Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—N. A.

Executive Engineer, Kinta—(vacant) Appan

Assist. EngineersIpoh:

Waterworks, — Ipoh: J. G. Davies; Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—

J. M. Billing P. D. Moses

Ainslie

facturers’Agency, and Manu- New

ImportersAnson

Agents—Teluk

Club — Teleph. 24; P. O. Box &

Taiping, F.MJ8.

Ally & Co., M. S.—13, Market Street, Perak Club —Taiping

Ipoh ; Cable Ad: Arrahman

Anglo-French & Bendtxsens, Ltd.— Perak Golf Club—Taiping, F.M.S.

Batak Rabit Road, Teluk Anson President—G. A. Howard

Asiatic Petrolecm Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd, Captain—A. L. Birse

The—Station Road, Ipoh Hon. Secretary—W. R. Duff

Hon. Treasurer'—G. E. Pow

ASSOCIATION'S AND CLUBS, &L Perak Cable Turf Club—Ipoh; Teleph. 420;

Ad: Racing

F. Branch—P.

M. S. Chamber of Commerce, Perak Chairman—E.

Committee—Chung C, Watson

Ah Ming, S. D.

O. Box 136, Ipoh,

Chairman—The Hon. Col. C. Rae, Scott. P. G. Short, J.; S. McGrow,

C. B. E. A. Pritchard

Secretary & and S. B.of Palmer

Clerk the Course

Committee—G. Grant, J. L. Hope, —C. R. —Byers

J.M. K.Cochran

Hill, H.and Kingdom Rowe,

S. A. Yell J. Treasurers Browh, Phillips cfe

Secretaries—Evatt & Co. ' Stewart

Ipoh Club—Telephs. 15 and 442; Cable Taiping Turf Club

Ad: Ipon Club President—Hon.

President—Hon. Lt.-Col. C. Rae, c.b.e. Vice-do. —MajorMr. S. B. Palmer

Lindsay Years

Vice-do. —J. L. Woods Committee—C.

Crosbie, Lt.-Cbl. H. T. Craig,T.Raja

: U. Stafford, A.

Committee

Bradbery, — J.I.M. W. Blelloch,

Cochran, G. C.

Grant, Abdul Hamid and O. H. M.

R. W. Lee, J. M. Lewis, H. Scully, I. Sturges.

A. M. Smallwood and L. D. Whifield. Secretary

Wootton and Treasurer — A. E.

Kinta Club—Batu Gajah

President—G. A. de C. de Moubray Young Men’s

Brewster Road,Christian

Ipoh Association—

Hon. Secretary—H. R. Baxter

C5

€130 PERAK

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., (Incorporated Botly k Co., Stock and Share Brokers—

Mercantile311BankandBuilding

inTaiping,

the F.F.M.S.)—Registered

M. S ; Teleph. 34; CableOffice,:

Ad: Telephs. 494; P.1st

Cable 6thAd:Edn.,Transfer, O.floor,

Ipoh;

Ipoh;

BoxCodes.

96,

Austmalay. Auth. Capital £ 200,000 A.B.C.

Issued £ 100,000 in £1 shares fully paid Bentley’s, Sprague’sBroomhalPs Utility and

Imperial,

Private

Directors—F. Leverrier, K. c. (chair- C. W. G. Botly, sole partner

man), H. W.Huntsman,

chairman), A. Freeman,(deputy J. P.

McGregor, R. J. D. Richardson, b.k. Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

(Syd.) M. inst. m. m.,m.m.E. and

E. Boyd,

C. C. F.M.S.),

b.e., (Syd.) A. inst.

Nardin, B.E. (Syd.) Kuala Merchants—Ipoh,

Lumpur, Port Teluk Anson,

Swettenham,

Singapore and Penang; Cable Ad:

E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.j, a. inst., Bentley’s. Boustead; Codes:

LondonA.B.C. 5th edn.

Agents: Edwardand

managing director Boustead k Co.

G. T. Dawes, secretary

Offices in Australia—Challis House, Brash & Smith, Mining Engineers and

Sydney

Miss L. B. White, secretary (Sydney) Surveyors—Fusing; Smith Teleph.

Cable Ad:Broomball’s Fusing; 2 (Fusing);

Codes:

A Prospecting and Holding Company and Bentley’s, 3rd edn., Bedford

which acts as General Managers aihd McNeill (1908)

Secretaries for:

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Brown, Phillips & Stewart,

Accountants and Auditors—Hongkong

Ltd. Bank Bldgs., Ipoh,Ad:andAudit;

at Penang;

Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Ltd. Teleph. 90; Cable Codes:

Ulu Yam Tin Dredging Ltd. Broomhall’s Imperial, Bentley’s and

Thabawleik Tin Dredging Ltd. A.B.C. 5th edn.

Puchong Tin Dredging Ltd. R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a., f.c.t.s., partner

Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd.

Austral New Zerland Mining Ltd. A.(Penang)

S. Brown, c.a., partner (Ipoh)

C. H. K. Cormae, c.a.

Aw Bros., Sports Outfitters, Newsagents Bryant and Taylor, Advocates and

and Music Dealers, Booksellers, Station- Solicitors—21, Hale Street, Ipoh; Teleph.

ers—23, Market Street, Ipoh 102; Cable Ad: Bryant

BanRubberSengMerchants,

Leong (founded Caldbeck,

in 1901), (Incorporated Macgregor

under the & Companies

Co., Ltd.

Tin Ore Dealers—

3;134-136.

Cable Gopeng, Kampar: Teleph. porated in Shanghai), Wholesaleincor-

JalanProfit; Ordinances of Hongkong and and

edn. and Ad:

Private Codes: A. B. C. 5th Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants—

Cable Ad: Road,Caldbeck. Head Office: 44,

Foochow Shanghai. Branches:

London, Hong Kong, Peiping, Tientsin,

Borneo Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Singapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur

Macgregors,

Britain), EngineersRoad,

chants—Brewster and General

Ipoh; Mer-

Teleph. managers Ltd., Shanghai, general

660; Cable Ad : Borneo, Ipoh ; Codes:

Acme, National, Private and Bentley’s.

Street, Caxton Press—130, Belfield

Head Office: 143-149, Fenchurch

London, E. C. 3. Branch Houses at Trustees of the Estate of theStreet,

late G.Ipoh

O.

Singapore, Penang,Chiengmai,

Kuala Lumpur, La Brooy, proprietors

Bangkok, Sarawak, Kuching W. A. Rod4 manager

and Sibu Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China (Incorporated in England

Borneo Motors, Ltd.—Brewster Road, 385; by Royal Charter, 1853)—Ipoh; Teleph.

Ipoh; Teleph. 475; Cable Ad: Borneocar IpohCable Ad: Italics, Ipoh

J. Ratcliff, branch manager

K. W. M. Campbell, workshop J.George Grant, agent

S. Drummond, accountant

 PERAK Cl 31

Sub-accountants— Dunfokd-Wood, J., Barrister-at Law, Ad-

J. T. Me Dou^all, vocate

—29,Hale and Solicitor

Street, Ipoh;(S.S. and

Teleph. F.M.S.),

59; Cable

.f. R. Shepherd Ad:

S. Young edn., Dunford,

Unicode and Ipoh;BroomhaH’s

Codes: A.B.C. 5th

(Rubber

Taiping—Teleph. 62 edn.)

W. S. Dakin, sub-agent London Agents-^Godden, Holme . &

Sitiawan—Teleph. 33 Ward,

Country34,Agents—Simpsom,

Old Jewry, E.G Curtis

W. J. Mowat, sub-agent

China

Marine.Underwriters,

Motor Car and Ltd., Fire, Eastern

Life,Insur-

General

Smelting.Tin

edRoad,in England), Go.,Smelter—Connolly

Ltd. (Incorporat-

ance—Head Office: Hongkong 95, Ipoh; Head

Gresham Street,Office: PrinceE. House,

London, C. 2.;

Chief Office, Southern Agencies— (

H’kong. Bank Chambers, Singapore Teleph. 65 Ipoh, 22 Kampar, 4 Penang;

Head Office in the East:

Fusing.

Agents—Yam Yee Poh, Teoh Ho Cable Ad Smelter; Codes: A. B. C. 5th

Khuan and Lee Chiew Hong edn.

C.E. M.A. Me Donald, agent,

Davies, do., Ipoh Kampar

Cocker Spaniels “of Tambun” Ooi Sean Eng, sub-agent, Fusing

Kennels—27, Tambun

Perak, F.M.S. : Teleph. 309, IpohRoad, Ipoh,

Mrs. E. C. Stevens Eastern

tion, Ltd:, UnitedThe,Assurance

Fire, Motor Corpora-

Gar,

Accident

Station and

Road, Marine

Ipoh; Insurance—3l,

Teleph. 248; Cable

CoMMERoxUnion

(Incorporated Assurance Co., Ltd. Ad: Whacheng, Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Bank Chambers,inEpoh; England)—Hongkong

Teleph. 99; Cable edn.

Ad: Cuaco, Ipoh

I. (on M. Smallwood, local manager English

A. leave) Electric’Co., Ltd., The (In-

J. B. Reid, asst. ofcorporated

Electricalin England),

and AlliedManufacturers

Plant and

Apparatus—Registered

House, Kingsway, Office:' W.

London, Queen’s

C: 2.

Commercial Press, Printers and Station- Phoenix Works: Dick Works, KerrBradford

Works,j’ feiemens

Preston;

ers—15, Panglima Street; Teleph. 157 Works, Stafford; Willans Works, Rugby,

Corbett, M C., assoc.inst.m.m., Mining Ipoh; Head Office Teleph. for305Mala' ya: 3,P.Hale

(Ipoh); Street,

O. Box 69;

and Metallurgical Engineer

Teleph. 6 (Ipoh); Cable Ad: Corbett, — Ipoti; Cable Ad: Enelbctico, Ipoh

Ipoh; Codes: Bentley’s R. E. Lancaster, manager

Evatt & Co., Chartered

Chartered.Bank Chambers,,Accountants—

Ipoh; and at,

Cowdy & Jones, Advocates and Solicitors Singapore,

—11-13, Station Road, Ipoh;

82; Cable Ad: Cowdy, Ipoh; Codes: Code: Teleph. Malacca; Telepti. 129;Kuala

Penang, CableLumpur anti-

Ad: Evatt;

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s A. B. C. 5th edn. ahd

J. A. Clarke, a.c.a., partner (S’pore.) Bentley’s

J. Edgar

John Jones, b.a.

L. Woods, solicitor, partnert.c.d.,

(Sen. Mod.), G.R. G.Bums,Duddell, 4.C.A., do. do. do. do.

barrister-at-law, partner

H.G. Nelson,m.c.,b.a.,solicitor, partner T. Aiken, do, do.

Federal

Booksellers, Rubber Stamp

Stationers, Co. Rubber

Printers, (Ipoh),

Cummino, CharlesEngineer—Floral

and Mechanical E., Miner, Planter Villa, Stamp Makers, News Agents, High

Lahat Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 44, Ipoh; Class Sports GoodsStation

DealersRoad;

and Comm-

CableandAd:Imperial

5th C. Gumming;

Combination A.B.C. ission

Codes; Rubber Ad: Agents—35,

Vulcanite;. Codes: A. B. C.Cable

5th

edn. edition and Bentley’s

Mechanical, Steam, I. C. and Planting

and Mining Engineer — Charles Federated Malay States Chamber of

Earnest Gumming Commerce (See Associations)

*C5

Cl 32 PERAK

Fleming Brothers, Mechanical and Grenier ifc Co., Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Structural Engineers, Brass and Iron Printers, MerchantsPublishers

— 37 andand39,General

StationImport

Road,

Founders, Boilermakers and Hydraulic-

ing Pipe Makers—Works and Office: Ipoh; Teleph. 119; Cable Ad: Grenier

Lahat Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 152; Cable H. D. Jansz, managing director

Ad: H. D. G. Jansz, director

edn.,Fleming,

Bentley’sIpoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and Engineering Guan & Co., L. Y., Import and Export

Alexander Fleming,

general manager proprietor and Merchants and Commission Agents—

Peter Campbell, manager 166, Hugh

Road, LowCable

Street; Store: 3, Chemor

Yee Soon Kay, office clerk

S. A. Jesudas, works clerk Ipoh; Codes: A. B. Ad:

Ipoh; C. 5thLawyewguan,

edn. and

Wong Khong Sen, asst, clerk Bentley’s

Law Yew Guan, managing proprietor

Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., General Lee

Tan Ewe Huat,

Kara, assistant manager

Merchants, Importers and

103, Brewster Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad:Exporters— Law Chia

Joo Leong, salesman

cashier

Benta Guan Moh Co., General Merchants, Com-

Foong Hup Founders—Lahat

and Steel Seng Foundry, Brass, Iron mission

Road, Ipoh;

Agents and Transport Agents

—3 & 4, Jalan Patani, Kuala Kangsar;

Teleph.

P. O. Box 74; Cable Ad: Foonghupseng Guanmoh; Codes: 20, Kuala Kangsar,

A.B.C. 5thCable

edn. Ad

.and:

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Bentley’s International

Manufacturers—Connolly

Teleph. 87 Road, Ipoh; Guthrie & Co., Ltd., General Merchants,

G. A. Thamsen, branch manager Agents and Engineers—89 »fc 91, Bel field

Secretaries and sole distributors for Street, Guthrie Ipoh; Teleph. 630; Cable Ad;

Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore J. A. Bines, manager (signs per pro.)

General Accident, Fire and Life Hannay and Steedman, Mining En-

Assurance Corporation, Ltd., The , gineers—Gopeng Cable Ad : Hans tedRoad, Ipoh; P.O. 64;

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., agents H.C. Hannay, m.i.m.m., m.i.min.e., f.g.s.

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., Whole- R.S. Steedmen, j.p., m.i.m.m.

sale

gists, and RetailinChemists

Dealers and Drug-

Photographic and Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., General

Optical Goods, etc.—Station Road and Importers Insurance and Merchants, Shipping and

Belfield

Ad: Street, Ipoh;

Geeteedee, Ipoh; Teleph. 64; Cable

Code: A,B.C. 5th and Estates.Agents,

Lloyd’sAgents for Mines

Agents—Cable

edn. Head Office: Penang Ad: Achan

John Sinclair, m.p.s., manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import

Gibb and Export Merchants—Teluk Anson

Hong& KongCo., Bank

Advocates and Ipoh;

Buildings, Solicitors—

Cable Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

Ad: Hope, Ipoh poration—Ipoh; Cable Ad: Tinstone

Partners— A. R.M.W.D.Lee

Wallace,| agent

J. H. B. Will fenrolled Law Agent, P. G. conipradore

Rynd

Scotland),

(F.M.S.) advocate and solicitor Cheong Chee Cheong,

J. Court,

M. M. England),

Lewis (Solicitor, Supreme

and Hup Heng Loong

solicitor (F.M.S.)

advocate Founders, Boiler Foundry, Brass, Iron

Makers, etc.—Lahat

Lane, Ipoh

Grand Hotel—Ipoh; Teleph. 591 Huttknbachs Ltd. (Incorporated in

Directors — R.andP. Hon.

Brash Col.

(chairman), Straits Settlements), Mechanical and

F. N. Syer, Electrical Engineers, General Mer-

C. Rae, chants—94,

M.F.C. Brewster Road, Ipoh;Teleph.

Brown, Phillips and Stewart, Ipoh, Code; 198, Ipoh;

A.B.C.Cable Ad: Habiture, Ipoh;

5th edn.

secretaries G. J- Dickson, branch manager

Felix Ingold, manager

 PEKAK cm

Ipoh Concrete

Building Lime

Contractors, c Marble, Ltp.,

Concrete B. Md. Sutan, Khoo Heng Peng,

. Burners—Gunong

Specialists, Monumental T. E. Jayasinghe, W. Jesudason

Chirol),Masons, Lime

Anderson and ChangMistresses

Assistant Ah Kee — Miss N. F.

Road, Ipoh Careless,

F. C. Twiijbull, manager Saw Ean Mrs. G. Koenitz,

and Miss. Miss Tan

A. Moissinac

Ipoh Club—{See Associations) Kinta Club—(Ace Associations)

Ipoh Ice Co., Ltd.—Lahat Road, Ipoh Kinta Electrical Distribution Co.,

Jacks & Co. (IVEalaya), Ltd., William Telephs. Ltd., The617—&1-5,618;Station Road,Kedco

Cable Ad: Ipoh;

(Incorporated in Straits

Engineers and General Merchants— Settlements) Agents for Perak for the

94, General Electric Co., Ltd., England

115Brewster

Cable Ad:Road, Ipoh;Telephs.

Expanded. Head114Office:

and

Ocean Building, Prince Street, Singa- Kinta Co.,

Ice, Aerated Water and Bakery

Ice and Aerated Water Manufac-

pore. Branches at Penang,Taiping

Kuala Lum-

and turers,

¥ur, Port

eluk Anson

Swettenham, BelfieldBakers Street,andIpoh;

Confectioners—128,

Teleph. 935;

Cable Ad: Adam, Ipoh. Branch: Teluk

Anson

Johnson & Phillips,

Electrical Engineers and Cable Ltd. (London), S. A.istrator

Sahib Jaun; managing admin-

Manufacturers—Cable Ad : Expanded W. J. Kilner, administrator

H.F.E.G.W.Harpner,

Bryning,asst,resdt. repres.

Khoo Kee Chye, asst. Kinta Rubber Works,

All Rubber Goods, Manufacturers

Ricksha Tyres,of

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd. Switchboard, Floor & Motor Car Matting.

(Incorporated

Dredging,F.M.S.; in F.M.S.X

Karangan, Bucket HoseChutePipes & Tubing,

Liners, GravelTinPumpDredge Sand

Impeller

Perak, Teleph.Kedah—Taiping,

34; Cable Ad: RubberBuckets Shoes,Pails,Rubber

’& Rubber Conservancy

Tin Ore

Austmalay

Directors : Tubs, Household Dust-Bins, Latrine

F.H. Leverrier, k.c. (Chairman) Back Door Flaps, Raw Tyre

Compound & Gums, All Mining, Mech- Retreading

W. Huntsman

A. Freeman(deputy Chairman) anical & Electrical Requisities, etc.—

Lahat Road, Ipoh.

R. J. D. Richardson^

E.F. E.V. G.Stanley,

Boyd, b.e. b.e.

b.e, (Sydney)(Sydney)

(Sydney) ' Kyle, thePalmer

F.M.S.),&Engineers,

inPrinters—114/116, Co., Ltd.Merchants

(Incorporated

and

C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Sydney) Belfield Street, Ipoh.

‘General Managers and Secreifiries ; (Branches Kuala Lumpur and Penang);

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, Teleph. 560/561;Cable Ad: Kylpa; Codes'.

F.M£. Bentley’s Second and Kendall’s

Kim Seng

Palmer c.a.

Provision, Wine and Spirit

High Class Coffee Powder Manufact- Merchants J. L. Ross, C.A.

urers, General and Government Ration Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Kinta, Perak.

Contractors and Commission Agents— Registered

98, Main Road, Taiping London, E.C. Office: 2 73, Cheapside,

iKiNG Edward VII ScHbdp—Taiping Lindeteves Stokvis, Engineers, Impor-

Acting Principal—E. T. M. Lias, b.a. ters of Mining & Estate, Machinery &

Assistant Masters — F. T. Laidlaw, wares — General Office, Ipoh: 60Hard-

(Cantab) Supplies, Building Materials and

m.a. (Edin.), T. L. White, m.a. (St. wster Road; Teleph. 172; Cable Bre- Ad:

Andrew’s),

Chin Goon, E.Surjan-

A. Moissinac, Gnoh Lindeteves

Singh, K.Alladad

tJtam J. van der Noordaa, manager,

Singh, S. Selvanayagam,

Khan, Wan Chik Bakar, D.. G. B. H.J. Vonk

Kreuger

Dora), Khoo Kie Huat, Khoo Kai W.

Bee, Yeoh Teng Khoo, Md. Ismail R. H. de Jonge

G. Vollmer

0134 PERAK

Agencies Maxwell & Kenion,

citors—Station Road,Advocates and Soli-

Ipoh; Teleph. 14;

“ Pyramid”

M. W. M. Benz British

DieselHair Belting

Engines Cable Ad: Kenion,Ipoh;Codes: A.B.C.5th.

Bolinder Diesel Engines edn., Broomhall’s Imperial Combination

K. S. B. Pumps (Rubber

A. N. edn.), and via

Kenion, Eastern Codes

partner

Draha Wires & Cables Harold Huntsman, do.

Kampnagel Rice .Mill Machinery H. RodwayRix, do.

Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporat- London Agents—Nisbet, Drew, Lough-

boroguh, 23, Austin Friars, L’don., E.C.

ed in England), Wipe, Spirit and

Provision Merchants, etc.—Head Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Office (London) 10, Pancras lane, (Incorporated in England)—15, Station

E.C. 4. Head Office arid Store (in Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 654, Cable Ad:

the East): Raffles' Square, Singa- Paradise. Head Office: 15, Gracechurch

pore; Branch Depot: 109, Belfield Street, London, E. C. 3

Street; Teleph. 684: Cable Ad : i. S. F. Hutchings, agent

Littles, Ipoh A. M. Curtis, assist, accountant

McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants—2b,

Silibin Road, Ipoh; Teleph, 4; Cable MISSIONS

Ad: McAlister, Ipoh

(For Agencies See Singapore Section) .Catholic Missions, Perak

Church of Our Lady of the Sacred

Macphail & Co. (Ipoh), Ltd. (Incorporat- Heart—Taiping

Vicar—Rev. O. Dupoirieux

ed in F.M.S.), Stock and

—Station Road, Ipoh; Telephs. 202 & Share Brokers St.Taiping

Paul’s Church^—Krian Road, near

204 Ipoh; Ipoh;

Macphails, P.O. Box

Codes:134; Cable

A.B.C. 5th Ad:

and Vicar—Rev. O. Dupoirieux

6th edns., Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Im- Chapel of St. Patrick—Kuala

Vicar—Rev. O. DupoirieuxKangsar

, perial and Rubber Editions and Private Chapel of St. Wolstan—Grik (upper

Malaysian Tin, Ltd., Rambun Mines— Perak)

Vicar—Rev. O. Dupoirieux

Tanjong Rambutan Church of St. Louis—Taiping

A. L. Blackburn,manager

H. S. Scrivener, assistant Vicar—Rev. Aloysius

Church of St. Joseph—Bagan

Agents—S.

Head I. P. E. F.,

Office — 3,London Kuala Lumpur

Central Buildings, Vicar—Rev. L. Guittat Serai

Westminster, Chapel

Parit of Our Lady

Buntar L. Guittat of Good Help—

Vicar—Rev.

Masonic Lodge, Kinta, No. 3212 E.C. Church

—Ipoh Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro Gajah

of St. Joseph—Batu

W. M.-Wor. Bro. G. Wilde Church of the Sacred

Vicar—Rev. Heart—Kampar

L. Cordeiro

I. P. M.—Wor. Bro. T. U. Nuttall

S.J. W.—Bro.

W.—Bro. G. A. M.

H. L.RossLaJackson

Naman Church of St. Louis—Gopeng

Treasurer—Bro. A. R. Murray Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro

Secretary Wor. Bro. L. D. Whitfield, Church, of St. Michael—Ipoh

Vicar—Rev. J. S. Fourgs

Ipoh Church of St. John the Baptist—

Sumgei Siput J. S. Fourgs

Vicar—Rev.

Mathieu

Sfevens& ifCo., F. S.Estate

c Co,,) (Successors to Nevill

Management Chapel of Our Lady—Chemor

arid Visiting Agents—P.O. Box 3, Ipoh;

Ipoh; Vicar—Rev. J. S. Fourgs

Teleph. 29; Cable Ad: Cortex, Church of Our Lady

Codes: A.B.C. 5th

(Rubb,er edn.) and Bentley’s edn., Broomhall’s Vicar—Rev. F. deof Silva

Lourdes—Ipoh

Church

Vicar—Rev. Edmund Anson

of St. Anthony—Telok

Matthews k Webb, Drs., Medical Practi- Church

Tapah of the Nativity of the B.V.M.—

tioners—The George Town Dispensary, Vicar—Rev. Edmund

Ltd., Ipoh, F.M.S.

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Methodist Episcopal

and Out-Stations Mission—Ipoh Assistants—

Ipoh — Miss G. Traegeiy MisS. R. T.. H. Dutton

Harvey, Mr. & Mrs. P. B. Bell, F.MissOgden

C. All

F. Worthing

Mr. & Mrs. R. A. KiiSselring; Wong Lang, chief clerk

Taiping—A. sonPugh and Miss T. Runce

Teluk An — Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Lee Chin Guan, cashier

Jenkins

Sitiawan— Rev. and Mrs. D. P. 0.Coole Robinson Piano.Co., Ltd., The—3, Post

Parit Biiutar—Rev. & Mrs. D. Office Road, Ipoh

Patterson

Saunders & Col, J. H., Tailors, Out-

Morrison, W. L. H., Ass. Inst. M.M., Con- fitters and General Merchants—126,

sulting Mining Engineer—Teleph. 763, Belfield C. H.

Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 781

La Brooy,--managing direc-

Mercantile' Chambers, Ipbh, Perak, tor

F.M.S; Codes : A. B. C; 5th, Bentley’s,

Broomhall Fung Yew Him

Miss J. La Brooy | Miss D. La Brooy

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation

Ltd. (Incorporated in Gibraltar),

tributors of the goods of Nestle and RubberDis- Estate and Tin Mine Agents

Anglo-Swiss CondensedMilks

& Vevey; Condensed Co. Cham and

Milk Sweetened and

Valuers, General Import, Export

Produce Merchants and Shipping

and

Natural Unsweetened, Evaporated

Sterilised Milk, and and

Milk Products, Road,Insurance

Ipoh; Teleph. Agents

198 —(2 94,. Brewster

Lines); Cable

“Milo” Tonic Food, Quick Oats, Cream, Ad: Simit

Ur.Wl.J. Dickson, manager

“Lactogen”,

Cocoa—Nestle Cheese,

House, Chocolate and L. Stevenson, engineer

Teleph. 476; Cable

R. G. Cranford, Ad: Fryer

acting

Rd., Ipoh;

Nestanglo

manager

MA. .W. Hunt, assistant

R. Black, do.

J. C. Parsons, assistant (For Fuller Detail, See Sime, Darby'

& Co., Ltd., Malacca and S’pore)

Morrison & Co., General & Importing Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. — 1,

Agents—Mercantile

763 Chambers; Teleph. 3 & 5, . Clare Street, Ipoh; Telephs.

110J.&Kerr111 Cable Ad: branch

Hill, C.A., Storagemanager

New CtuS—(Nee Associations) D. C. Morgan, shop manager

Osborne & Chappel, Mining .and Con- ! Sinhalese Hotel—Jaef Road, Ipoh

sulting Engineers—Ipoh;

Felspar, Ipoh; Cable Ad:

Telephs. 510' 5]1

Perak Club Society AnoNymein des

(Incorporated Etains bEOffice

Paris)—Head Kintain.

Perak Golf Club and Perak Turf Club (Temoh); the F.M.S.: Kampar; Telephs. 7 and

CableA. Z.,Ad:Bedford-McNeil 25

Kintaperak,

(See Associations) Kampar; Codes:

Perak TrustStreet,

and Investment . and

, J. A.B.C. 5th edn.

Ranc, gen’l. mgr. and &attoney

56, Leech Ipoh; Teleph.Co.,

243Ltd. i,..G<>udard,

Ml Eyinard,

electrical

electrical

mech’l engr.

engineer

Pritchard & Co., Ltd., General Mer- K. Valette, mining engineer

chants, I': Robert and A. Lapierre, mine

Oufitters,Complete

Drapers, Tailors, House

Dressmakers,

Furnishers,

Breeches

Wine, Makers,

assistants

Spirit Societe Anonyme Francaise Siam et

and Provisionand Merchants,

Booksellers Stationers —Jewellers,

Mapket M a LAisiE—Kara par

Street,

Peanco. Ipoh;

Head Teleph.

Office: 432; Cable

Penang Ad: •••Q.J. Van Lomont, manager

Leempoel, assistant

J. P. Souter, mang. director (Penang) L. Garrard, elec. engr.

G. Longley, manager (Ipoh) M. J. A. Carrier, do.

Cl 36 PERAK

Managers for: Branches

Ste. des Elams de Bayas Tudjah Guan Ho Distillery—Assam Kumbang

Talam Mines Ltd. Road, Taiping

Taiping

Ste. Civile Miniere de Chang Kat

Pap an TaipingMotor Garage—4, Cross St.,

Motor Show Rooms—121, 123, 125 and

SOCIETE FrANCAISE DES MlNES D’ETAIN 127, Barrack Road, Taiping

de Tekkah (French Tekkah Mines Ltd.) Taiping Turf Club—(See Assocns.)

R. A. Dillon-Corneck, genl. mgr.

Soon Bee & Co., General Merchants and Teluk Anson Cash Chemists, Wholesale

Commission Agents—100, Main Road, and AnsonRetail

Road,Chemists and Druggists—1,.

Teluk Anson

Taiping; Cable Ad: Soonbee D. Graham, m.p.s., proprietor

St. Michael’s Institution—Ipoh K. Appacutty, clerk

Rev. Bro. Finan, director Manufacturers of

Grahams

Grahams WhiteAmtimalarial

Ant PoisonOil

Standard-Vacuum

porated in OilPetroleum

U;S.A.), CompanyProducts

(Incor- Grahams Palm Brand Household Soap

—Mercantile Bank Building, 2nd floor, Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. (In-

Ipoh:Stand

Ad: Teleph.

vac 230; P.O. Box 119; Cable corporated in the F. via

M. S.),Mergui,

BucketLower

Dre-

L. C. Bergquist, manager dging—Thabawleik

A. V. Mitchell, lub. oil assistant Burma. Reg. Office: Taiping, F. M. S

Capital Authorised £200,000 issued

Stark & McNeill,

veyors—21, Architects

Hale Street, Sur- £160,OoO

Ipoh;andTeleph.

in £l shares fully paid

Directors'

326; Cable Ad: Stark, Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. F. Leverrier, k.c., chairman

5th edn. H. Huntsman, deputy chairman

W. A. Freeman

Station Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Sta- R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.)

tion; Teleph. 397, Ipoh m.inst.m.m.

E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.),

Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold assoc, inst.m.m.

and F. V. Stanley, b.e. (Syd.)

and Silversmiths,

Complete House GeneralFurnishers

Merchants— C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Syd.)

General Managers

Brewster

Ad: Road,Codes:

Storch; Ipoh; Teleph.

A.B.C. 567;

5th. Cable

edn.

and Bentley’s. Head Office at Kuala Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Tai-

Lumpur. Branch at Penang ping, F.M.S.

D.Yan

Storch, managing director

Yew Sun | Kang Kheng Sing Thomas & Hornidge,' Consulting Civil

and

Ipoh;Mining

Teleph.Engineers—19,

215 Hale Street,

Straits Trading Co.,

—Cable Ad: Straits, Ipoh Ltd., Tin Smelters

Times of Malaya

corporated in the Press,

S. S.),Ltd. (In-

Printers,

Suen Sui (Malaya) Film Co,—144, Road, Publishers and Stationers—Brewster

Brewster Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Ad: Times, Ipoh; Teleph.Codes:

268, A.Ipoh;

B. C.Cable

Suensufilm

Chew Sin On, general manager edn., WesternIpoh;

Union and Bentley’s 5th

C. K. Lean, manager Publication

(Daily and Weekly Editions) ”

— “ Times of Malaya

Taik Ho & Co., General Importers, Store- Towrrs & Co., Chartered Secretaries,

keepers,

Motor andWine CycleandDealers

SpiritandMerchant,

Commis- Accountants andTeleph.

Auditors — Towers

Chambers, Ipoh; 89; Cable Ad:

Taiping; Cable Ad: 82,Taikho;

sion Agents—80 and Main Codes:

Road, Towers,

and Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Broomhall’s

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Toh EngHoe.,.r.P.,M.s.c.,soleproprietor 1 A.A.C. R.J. M. Towers, f.i.a.a., f.c.i.s., propr.

Towers, assistant

 PERAK-SELANGOR C137

^United Engineers, Ltd.(Incorporated Wearne Brothers, Ltd. (Registered and

intural,

the Straits Settlements),

Mechanical, Struc- Head

Electrical,Civil,Sanitary MotorCar Office:Distributors

Orchard Road, Singapore),

and Engineers—

and Marine Engineers, Dredge and Ship Gopeng Road, Ipoh; Telephs. 782 and

783 Ipoh; Cable Ad: Wearne, Ipoh; Codes:

Builders,

and Steel, BrassandandHardware

Contractors Iron FoundersMer- A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Western

chants—Office and Works:

Town Office: Station Road;Lahat

Teleph.Road;23 Union and Private

Whiteaway,

(Works Office), 21 (Office and Electrical Class Drapers, Footwear Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., High

Dept.); Cable Adi Uniteers; Codes: (See Importers and General Merchants—12, and Hardware

Singapore) 14 and 16, Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph.

J. M. Cochran, manager 104; Cable Ad: Warfield;Codes: Bentley’s

W. Barron, accountant and Private. London Office: 5, Cripple-

J. O. Sutherland, engineer gate Buildings, Wood Street, E.C.

J. W. L. Kirkman, sales traveller C. E. Pegler, manager

T. Welborn, a.m.i.mar.e., representa- Wilson & Co., Ltd,, G. W. (Incorporated

tive, Ruston Hornsby Ltd. inIpoh,F.M.S.), Merchants and Agents—

United Importers, Ltd. (Incorporated (Ipoh), Teleph. 116 and

Penang Sungei

(Ipoh); Patani,

Cable Ad:Kedah,

Brash

in F.M.S.), Manufacturers’ Repre- Penang); Codes: A.B.C. Patani Wilsons (Sungei and

sentatives and Commission Agents — Broomhall’s 3rd edn. and Bentley’sedn., 5th

154, Brewster Rd., Ipoh; Cable Ad: Chili R. P. Brash, managing director

Lo Sin Ewe, managing director B. (Penang)

Somerset, director (Ipoh, Perak)

G.R. Innes,

Brown, manager

do. (Sungei

(Penang)Patani)

Watson & Co., Road,

—33, Station Advocates

Ipoh;and Solicitors

Teleph. 367; Y.M.C.A.—(See Associations)

P. O. Box 105; Cable Ad: Watsona;

■Code: A. B. C. 5th edn Young, C. H., Sanitary Engineer and

E.ate

C. Watson, Barrister-at-law,

and Solicitor, S. S. and F.Advoc-

M. S. Building Contractor—7, Hale Street.

Ipoh; Teleph. 316

SELANGOR

•on This protected native State, containingandanis area of 3,160thesquare miles, lies

of the

Perakwestern

on thecoast of the

north andMalay Peninsula,

of Negri Sembilan on thebounded

south, by

extendingProtected

inland toStates

the

mountains in the centre of the peninsula, which divide it from Pahang.

The

Resident, Government is administered by the Sultan, who is advised by the British

six districtsand:—1.by Kuala

the State

Lumpur,Council.

containingThe theState

townis ofdivided

Kuala into

Lumpur,the where

followingthe

Residency and principal Government Offices are situated, and which also contains the

richest tin mines

Sultan’sofresidence that have

andriver. yet been

also Port developed.

Swettenham, 2. Klang. This district contains the

mouth the Klang 3. Kuala Langat,thean principal port,district.

agricultural which lies'

4. atKuala

the

Selangor,

5.mining a coastaladistrict

Ulu land.

Selangor, district containing

adjoining large

Perakareas

and ofPahang,

developed and potential

muchpadi land.

6. Ulu Langat, an inland mining districtcontaining

on the borders ofvaluable

Negri

Sembilan.

Each district

Penghulus (in charge is under

of the the

mukimschargeintoofwhich

a District Officer, from

each district whom the receive

is sub-divided) Malay

instructions.

policeTheofficers

PoliceandForce consistsandof6719detectives.

constable, gazetted and superior officers, 913 subordinate

but atThethepopulation

end of 1936of itSelangor in 1884,towhen

was estimated the firstofcensus

be 589,782, whomwas taken,were

268,559 wasChinese,

46,568 ;

138,173

•others. Malays, 169,089 natives of India, 3,846 Europeans, 2,381 Eurasians and 7,734!

 SELANGOR'

The principal industries of the State, and those from which it derives the largest-

portion of its revenue, are alluvial tin mining and rubber cultivation-

In addition to its rich mineral resources, the State possesses large tracts of

land well adapted for agriculture and cultivation

the growth of staple products, such as rice and

tion and by

coconuts, small-holders.

minor plantations Pineapple

of poffee and pejpperishave a recent and thriving

been successfully occupa-

conducted.

To encourage

special terms, forpioneer planters,ofgrants

the planting Africanofoilland

palmhave,

and(innipah

recent years)Butbeen

palm. the made, on

principal

agricultural

land had been alienated for agricultural and building purposes by the end of theof

product here, as in the other Malay States, is rubber. 742,465 acres

year

acres 1936,

undercomprising 507,236

coffee, 18,838 acresunder

acres underpadi,rubber,

20,184116,452 acres under

acres under coconuts,

oil palm 9,881

and 23,488

acres under cultivation

1936 was $43,208,226. ... by native small holders. The value of rubber exported in

The principal exports are rubber, tin, pineapples, copra and

The principal imports are rice, petroleum, oils, cotton piece goods, manufactured oil palm products.

fo'odstufis, tobacco and livestock.

1936.There were 50,314

The recorded outputacres

of tinalienated for mining—chiefly

concentrate tin--at theto end

from the State amounted 469,960of

pikuls as compared with 282,355 pikuls in 1935. The value of this output at the

average local price of tin of $100.39 per pikul was $29,369,851 as against

of $23,719,949 at an average price of $111.32 for 1936. The Malayan Collieries, Limited, a total value

turned out 502,882 tons

is reported to be excellent. of coal against 377,440 tons in 1935. The quality of the coal

There is frequent and regular communication, by means of coasting steamers,,

between the StraitsaSettlements

on the mainland, network of and Selangor.

excellent arterialFrom

roadsKuala

coversLumpur

the Statetheandchiefextends

town

into the neighbouring States of Perak, Negri Sembilan and Pahang while branch lines

of railway link the territory On the west to the main trunk line which passes through

Selangor.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—H.H. Ala/idin Suleiman Shah ibni Al—merhum Raja Muda Musa, g.c.m.g.

British Resident- -Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, m.o.s.

State Council

President—His Highness the Sultan j Hon. Raja ,1Jda, M.C.S., m.f.c., bin

(Sultan Aladdin Suiaiman Shah, j Raj a Muhammad

g.c.m.g., ibni Almarhum Raja Muda | Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn, m.f.c.

Musa)

The British Resident (Hon. Mr. T. S. ii Dato’ed Haji Hasan bin Sheikh Moham-

Zin Orang Kaya Mahan Kurnie

Adams, m.c.s.)

The Tengku Panglima Besar (Raja Badar Dato’Bijaya Di-Raja

Shah ibni al Sultan Ala’idin Suiaiman Baduk,Abdul

Shah)Kathi

Hamid bin Dato’ Kaya

Orang Kaya Maha Kurnia

Chief (Raja Haji Othman, j.p., bin Yong Bijaya di-Raj a

Almarhum Raja Yahya) Shock Liu

Raja Haji Abdullah, j.p., bin Almar- Theed Hon. the Legal Adviser, Federat-

Malay States

hum Raja Yahya

Hon. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, The Secretary to Resident

M.F.C., J.P. The Hon. Treasurer

Hon. Mr. S. N. Veerasaray, m.f.c., .j.p. Clerk of Council — The Assistant

Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke, m.f.c., j.p. Secretary to Resident

 SELANGOR 0139

KUALA LUMPUR

Residency and Secretariat Magistrates’ Court—Kuala Lumpur

British Resident — Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, 1st Magistrate—W. J. Thorogood., m.c.s.

M.C.S. 2nd Magistrate—Raja Petra bin Raja

Secretary to Resident—W. A. Gordon- Mahmud

3rdHusinMagistrate — Inche Ahmad bin Haji

Hall, m.c.s. (acting)

Assist. Secretary—R. W. Jakeman, m.C.s. Bailiff and Auctioneer—Mohd. Sudin bin

Agent of the Govt, of India in British | Haji Hussin

Malaya I Chief Clerk—S. Vijayandram

1, Market Street, Kuala Education Dept.—Kuala Lumpur

Lumpur; P O. Box 59;

Teleph. 2646; Cable Inspector of Schools—R. F. Gunn, b.a.,

Ad: Zurofiladi (Durham)

Malay Asst. Inspr. — Mohd. Yusof bin

Agent—Rao Sahib K. A. Mukundan, b.a. Ahmad

Chief Clerk—T, G. Nataraja Pillai Malay Visiting Teacher—Haji Mohd.

Audit Department, S.S. & F.M.S. Sidin

Malay

Auditor, S S. Lumpur)

b.a. (Kuala

Aris, Mohd. Manaf

Sari b. Hassan, bin

Ismail

Deputy b. Haji Nordin, A. Hamid C. M. Yassin,

Headley, a.s.a.a.S.(Kuala

Auditor, S. & F.Lumpur)

M. S.—H. T. Musa C. T. P. Muda and Dahlan C.H.A.

Lab man

Senior Assist. Auditor—C. W. S. Seed Tamil Assist. Inspector—K. V. S. Gargar

(Singapore) ! Chief Clerk, Education Office—V. Pee-

Assistant

pore); W.Auditors—G.

D. Charlton G. (Penang);

Roberts (Singa-

C. E. thamparam

Victoria Institution (Government)

derson, b. econ. (Singapore)J. ; H.R.Bel-P.

Paddon, a.c.a. (Singapore);

Headmaster—0. E- Gates, m.c., (Cantab)

Green, b.a. (Kuala Lumpur) and R. European Masters—G. G. L. McLeod,

Lilley, b.a. (Singapore) F. Daniel and G.Vallipuram,

C. Taechi L. F. Koch

Verification Officer — W. W. Bachelor Supefscale—M.'

( Singapore)

Junior Assist. Auditors —A. D’aranjo and H.,V. Ponniah

(Penang), H. Rodrigues (Malacca) Batti Road School (Government)'

Chief Clerk—A. V. de Souza (S’pore) Headmaster—M. Wheatley

Assist. Audi top, Grade B.—S, Kan- First Assistant—K. Peethamparam

diah (Kuala Lumpur) and S. K. Pasar Road School (Government)

Thambiah (Kuala Lumpur) Headmaster—T. R. Abraham

Chinese Protectorate, Selangor Kajang High School (Government)

and Pahang—Kuala Lumpur Headmaster—J. B. Carr

Protector of Chinese—N. Grice, m.c.s. Klang High School (Government)

(acting)

Assist. Protector of Chinese — R. N. Headmaster—E. R. Davies, m.a. (Oxon)

Broome, M.c.s. (acting) Electrical Department, Federated

Controller of Rubber, Malaya Malay States

Offices:—1,

pur, F. M. S.;Clarke Street,

Telephs. Kuala

3344-3345 Lum-— Adviser oh Board—W.J.

Electricity Williams,'

and Chairman,

Controller—Major G. M. Kidd, m.C, Electrical M.i.e.e.,

M.C.S. Controller—J. M.I. MECH.

Senior E., M.I.Engineer,

Electrical STRUCT. E. Selangor —

Deputy A. G. Wharton H.R. Sparrow, a.m.i.e.e.

Accountant—V.

Statistics—R. C. L.Triggs

Cachemaiille Executive Electrical- Engineers—E. F. ’

Assistants—G. Logan and H. A. F. Stephenson, a. m.i.e.e., m.a.m.i.e.e.,

Brooke C.aTm.i.e.e.,

Harry, a.m.c.t.,

a.i.e.e,, T.F.E. P.R. Egerton,

Morphy,

Secretary,iAssessment' Committee —

C. Harvey inst. m. & cy. e.,W.J. Hodder,

A.M.1E.E.:, R. Jones, A.M.I.E.E., A.M.

a.m .i. mechJE..

 C140 SELANGOU

Assistant

I—E. H. Electrical

Jones, m. Engineers,

sc., a.m.i.e.e4 . Grade

A.si.i. Passport Office — F.M.S., Sulaiman

mech. £., L. G. W. Ward, b.sc., G. S. House, Damansara Road

Chapman, M.a.i.ke., F. L. a.m.x.

Llewellyn, b.sc., Kuala Lumpur

a.m.i.e.e., Jackson, mech. e., Passport Officer—J. Parke

H. E. Doel, a.m.i.ee., P. A. Bray,

A.M.I. MECH. E.

Assistant Electrical

H. H. Ewens, Engineers,

G, Harris and I).Grade II—

E. . Martin Police

Power Station Superintendent—W. Berry Deputy Commissioner and Chief Police-

Officer—A. H. Dickinson

Assistant Pow,er Station Superintendent Assistant Commissioner

G. W. Feeder — Lamin bin

Charge Engineers — L. K. Jones, G. E. Kassim (m.a.c.p.)'

Vickers, W. H. Lake and

Temporary Engineer—P. H. McLeod T. G. Blofeld i Officer-in-Charge of Detectives, Selan-

Accountant—Gilliam Browne, a.c.a. gor—R. O. W. M. Davis (a.o.p.)

Asst, to Officer-in-Charge of Detec-

Foeest Department tives, Selangor — D. W. Yates

Selangor (p.p.a.c.p.)

State Forest Officer—J. P. Edwards Detective Inspector—^Leong Boon Swee-

Assistant (A.I.)

(Rawang)Conservator-—J. E. Garfitt Officer-in-Charge, of Traffic Branch,.

Extra

(KualaAsst. Conservator — V. L: Bain ‘ '(Kuala

Lumpur) a. C p.)

Lumpur—L. A. G, Morriss

Gaols, Kuala Lumpur Assistant to Officer-in-Chal:ge, Traffic-

Branch, Kuala Lumpur—I. D. Mac-

Supt. of Prisons—W. H. Gourlay Donald (a.c.p.)

Gaoler—J. A. Starks Officer Suptdg. Police Circle, Kuala

Chief Warder—H.

Chief Clerk—K. Thambiah Harnet Lumpur—T. F. H. Kemp (a.c.p.)

Court Chief Inspector, K. Lumpur-—

Labour Department H. B. J. Donaldson (B.i.)

Kuala Lumpur Officer-in-Charge

K. Lumpur i\ r of Police District,

orth—R. Burns.(a.c.p.)

Controller

'm.c.s. of Labour, Malaya—C. Wilson, ;1stNorth—G. Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

Deputy B. Eolliott (a.c.p.)

H. T. W.Controller

Stenographer—Miss

of Labour, F.M.S.— iind Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

Oswell, m.c.s.

A. Dumaresq North-^Chong Tuck Yew (a.i.)

Chief Clerk—S. J. Gomez 3rd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

North—Yahaya bin Jarnaludin (a.i.)

M.'.laya Agricultural Settlement Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Board of Management K. Lumpur South—J. N. M. A.

President—Raja Muda, Selangor Nicholls (a.c.p.)

Vice-do.—W. A. Gordon-Hall, 1st Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

Hon. Secretary—Ahmad bin m.c.s.

Haji Husin South—H. F. Ridley (a.c.p.)

Members

Watson,—J.P.,JohnPatch

Hands,

Akhirm.c.h.,

bin MatE.Sah,L.; 2nd Inspector Singh of Police, K. Lumpur

Abdul Rahman bin Idris and Mahmud 3rdSouth—Dan (a.i.),

Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

bin' Haji Abdul Rahman South—K. Chelvanayagam (a.i.)

Mines Department, Selangor Officer-in-Charge of Police District,.

Warden of Mines—A. E. Kei'shaw Sungei Besi—Osman Bashah (c.a.i.)

Asst.

InspectorWarden of Mines—R.

of Mines, F. Shutes L. Officer-in-Charge

K. Lumpur—P.

of Police District,.

Kajang—G. E. Devonshire (a.c.p.)

Melliar-Smith Asiatic Inspector, Kajang—Mohamed

Inspector

Mackie of Mines, Ulu Selangor—J. B. Officer Yusoef (a.i.)

Inspector Suptdg. Police Circle, Coast—

Parker of Machinery, Selangor — T. E. C. Tidy (a.c.p.)

Inspector of Machinery, K. Lumpur— Officer-in-Charge of Police District,.

Klang—I. S. Wylie (a.c.p.)

. T. W. Wilson

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1st Inspector, Klang—Fakir Chand C. H. Parnell, R. E. Roberts, G. W.

(A.I.) Bristow, J. C. Daltow, W. Stubbs*

2nd Inspector of Police, Klang— E.Waumsley, A. Mayne, H. J.Wagstaff,

Gregory, N.L. B.V.

Gani bin Dato Abdul Kazak (a.i.)

Inspector, Port Swettenham—Hussain Wireless Fletcher and'J.It. B.H.Talbot Jones

bin Abdul Sidik (a.i.)

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Watts, Engineers—J.

P. H. F. George,W. Machan, L. R.

W. G. Oakes,

and W.

Kuala Selangor — G. C. Madoc Supt., Stores and Workshops—(Vacant) C. Gee

(a.c.p.)

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Office Assistant—Chong Sin Yew

Kuala Langat—Talip bin Lisut Public Gardens

(a.i.)

Officer Suptdg. Police Circle, Ulu Committee—The Adviser on Agriculture,

Malay States (chairman), H. J. Page,

Selangor—K. J. N. Duthie (a.c.p.) E. D. Butler, Ci R. Thurstan, Choo Kia

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Peng, c.b.e., j.p., The Hon. Raja Uda,

Kuala Kubu Bharu—F. A. S. Cald- m.c.s., Collector of Land

Kuala Lumpur, The Captain, Gardens

Revenue,

well (a.o.p. ) Golf Club, B. Bunting (hon. secretary).

Assistant, Kuala Kubu Bharu—G. E.

Pavee (a.i.) Public Works Department

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Mead-Quarters Staff—Kuala Lumpur

Tanjong Malim—Syed Yusoef (a.i.,) State Engr.—j. H. Roberts

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Executive Engr,— H. E. Fallow

Kawang—Nordin bin Nawi (c.a.i.) District- -Kuala Lumpur

Posts and Telegraphs Executive Engineer—E, E. Hodges

Malaya Town and Waterworks—Kuala Lumpur

Snr. Exec. Engineers—A.

Assistant Engr.—R. H. SteedP. Mayne and

Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur J. H. M. Burton

Director-General of Posts and Tele-

graphs, Malaya (Civil Service, Class Snr.Works and Buildings—Kuala Lumpur

1A)—T. P. Coe, m.c., m.c.s.

Director of Posts —G. Savage Assist.Executive Engr.—W.

Engineers—R. Laurie

Waddel and R. G. S-

Director of Telegraphs & Telephones Avery

and Engineer-in-chief—V. H. Win- Exec. Engineer—J.Klang B. W. Fairchild

son Kuala Langat

Controller, Singapore—B. J. Freeman Executive Engineer—J. L. Chambers

Chief Accountant—K. Graham

Assistant Engineer-in-chief—W. R. Ulu Langat

Dowse Executive Engineer—A. Wear

Deputy

Controllers—E. Chief Accountant—T. Malley

W. Hide, K. MacLennan, Kuala Selangor

J. Green and G. J. Ford Executive Engineer—E. B. Nisbet

Senior Engineers—G. F. Morice, A. H. Ulu Sejangor

Carson, S. P. Morton Executive Engineer—L. A. Lallan

Superintendents — W. and J. A.C. A.Sharp,

Strachan

W. State Store—Kuala Lumpur

Gilliam, A. C. Wollaston, A. E. Ashton, Supt., Stores and Furniture — W. H,

Swaffield

T.G.B. C.H.N.Allen,

Newey,W. L.B. Isaacs,

Hall, R. A.D. Rowswell,

Flavin, J. Macintosh, W. W. Perry, Sanitary Board—Kuala Lumpur

H. Oliver, W. F. Flight, R. F. B.

Gurr, J. G. Evans, R. P. Whyte, Committee M.c.,

— Major G. M. Kidd,

M.c.s. Engineer,

(chairman),TheHealth

H. W. Mitchell, C. R. Bowden, W.

A. Cooper, B. Neyland, W. G. The Town

Officer, The ChiefOfficer,

Protector of Chinese, Police

The

Griffiths, D. Smith,

F. A. Thomson and J. T. Avery R. C. Edyvean, District Officer, John Hands, m.c.h., H.

Engineers—C. S. Lee, J. R. Yethavanam, i.s.m.. M.s.c.,

E. Sproul, R.G.Gibson, R. Phillips,

L. F.G.Wikinson,

Wilde, E. Che Abdul Rahman bin Idris, j.p., Che

Ahmad bin Haji Ibrahim, Dr. H. M.

G. C. O’Farrell, O. F. J. Watkins, H. E. Soo, H. B. Talalla, m.c.h., j.p., F. W.

Cornish, E. L. Spooner-Lillingston, Palmer, v.c. and Law Yew Swee, J.P.



Secretary—R. N. Tharnby-Thurai Chief Sanitary Inspector — J. S.

Accountant—Yap Fon Cheong Humphrey

Chief Clerk—M. F. Carlos

Health Officer—Dr. J. C. Milne Inspector of Weights and Measures—

Town Engineer—R. H. Steed Che Abdullah bin Mohd. A riff

Building Inspector—C. O. Jennings Assessment Officer—A. G. Knight

Supt. of Abattoirs—R. MacGregor

Town Superintendents—W. Rodger (on Supt. of Fire Brigade—J. M. Laing

leave), J. S. Humphrey (acting)

KLANG

Dictrict Officer—J. R. Neave, M.c.s. O. C. P. D. Klang—D. N. Livingstone

Asst. District Officer—Ismail

; bin Mat Sah, M.binAs.Idrias

1st. Inspector of Police—Sulaiman

m.a.s. (acting)

2nd Asst. District Officer — Ahmad bin M. As. 2nd Inspector of Police—F. Chand

Mahmud,Assistant

Deputy m.a.s. (acting)

District Officer — Chief Clerk District and Land Offices—

Mohamed Zulkifli bin , Abdul Tahrim, Y. Thambiah

M.A.S. Master — Commander A. C, Chief Clerk P.W.D.—K. Yallipuram

Harbour Labour Department

Bucknell, r.d., r.n.r. Assistant

dleton Smith, m.c.s.of Labour—R. Mid-

Controller

Slipway Engineer—E. E. Tucker Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—T. P.

Exective Engineer—J.

Medical Officer—S. H. SwiftB. W. Fairchild Sundram

Asst. Commissioner of Police — L. H. Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—

K. G. Naidu

Pearce

KUALA LANGAT

District Officer—Che Othman bin Mohamed

Deputy Assist. District Officer—Che Abdul Aziz bin Mohd. Tahir

Assistant District Officer—Dato’ Ujang bin Menuang

Executive Engineer—J. L. Chambers

SEPANG

Assistant District Officer—Dato Ujang | Penghulu, Sepang—Abdul Rani bin

Settlement "officer—Z akaria bin Abdul i °thman Do-’ Labu-Raja Jaffar bin

Wahab | Raja Salleh

ULU LANGAT

District Officer—Che

bin Haji Suleiman Mohamed Salleh Assist. Collector of Land Revenue —

Mohamad Annuar bin Lope Abdul

Shukor

Assist, do. —Che Ibrahim bin Ab- Chief Clerk—K. B.W.Carr

Sinnadurai

dul Karim Headmaster—J.

Deputy Asst. District Officer — Raja Executive Engineer—A. Wear

Ayoub bin Raja Haji Bot Police Officer—F. A.S. Caldwell

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ULU SELANGOR

Kuala Kubu Baheu

District Dresser in Charge, Serendah Hospital—

M.C.S. Officer — Hamzah b. Abdullah, A. Kylasapillay

Asst. District Officer—Mustappa Albakri Inspector of Minds—J. B. Mackie

_ b Hj.

2nd flassan,

District m.c.s.

Officer—Osman O.S.P.C.—J/Madlean

b. Ujang, O.C.P.D.,

M.A.S. Jusoh Kuala Kubu Bharu—Pin bin

Deputy Asst. District

b. Kulop Udi,.M.A.s. Officer—Abdullah O.C.P.D., Rawang—R. H. Harrison

Chief

HealthClerk—W. RasathurayKubu Bharu : Post

Inspectors—Kuala

Masters

Chelliah —Kuala: Klasam

; Rawang Kubu Bharu: S.

K. Chithamparapillay ; Rawang : S. Chief Orang Kaya Mahabijaya Hamid, J.r.,

Penghulu—Dato Abdul

Arumukham Chief

Executive Engineer

Chief Medical

Clerk, P.W.D.—S. —L. A. Laffan

Kanagasabai duraiClerk, Sub-Treasury—C. Chinna

Asst. Officer, Kuala Kubu Bharu Chief Clerk, Sanitary Board — A.

Thillaiampalam

—Dr. R. K. Thirupad

KUALA SELANGOR

District Officer — Raja Uda I Asst. Dist. Officer — Abdul j Executive Engineer

bin Raja Mohammad, M.c.s. | Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid | —E. B. Nishet

SABAK BERNAM

Assist. District Officer—Mokhtar bin Mat Sah

Ally & Co., M.S., General Provision Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Limited.

Merchants—105, Pligh Street, Kuala (See “Addenda” Section)

Lumpur; Teleph. 2283; P.O. Box

169; Cable Ad: Arrahman; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private Ansley-Young, Dk. W. — 14, Station

Ipoh—13, Market Street; Teleph. Street, Klang

710; P.O. Box 7; Cable Ad: W. Ansley-Young, M.R.C.S., lolc-p.

Arrahman; Codes: A.B.C. 5th (London) — Telephs. Klang 169

edn., Bentley’s and Private (Office), .265 (Nursing) Home) & 62

Penang—Beach

Box 223; CableSt.;

Ad:Teleph. 1306;P.O.

Bismilla; Codes: (Residence)

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private. Consulting

9-11.30, 2.Hours—Monday

30-4; Saturday: to9-12Friday:

Head Office: 6, Battery Road, Singa-

pore ; Teleph. 6891 ; Cable Ad:

Bismilla; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

ley’s and Private Art Printing Works, Printers, and Pub-

Anglo-Fkench and Bendixsens, Ltd., lishers — 80, Ampang Street, Kuala

Rubber Merchants—1, High Strccc Lumpur; Teleph. 2057; P.O. Box 299;

Lane, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3151 Cable Ad: Arya; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

(Office), 3152 (Godown), 3841 and Bentleys’ Complete Phrase

(House); Cable Ad: Anglosing K. N. lyenger, managing proprietor

R. A. Barbour, mgr. S. Rajam, works manager

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0144 SELANGOR

ASSOCNS., CLUBS, SOCIETIES, Ac. Selangor Branch Committee — R. W.

Hughes (chairman), H. W. Hughes,

Automobile Association of Malaya, D. W. S.Henderson,

Esson, G. Tyte andD. A.Sear, H. W.

R. Robb

The Selangor Branch Secretaries—Evatt

General Secretaries—Messrs. Har- A Co., Chartered Accountants, Kuala

Lumpur

risons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Perak

Chartered Bank Chambers, Sin-

gapore ; Teleph. 5007; Cable Ad : Hon. Branch

Col. C. Committee — The

Rae (chairman),

Barkers G. Grant,

H. J. L. Hope,

Kingdon-Rowe, J. J. Cochran

M. K. Hill,

Selangor Branch (Selangor and and S. A. Yell

Pahang) Perak Branch Secretaries—Evatt A

Secretary—Rex Duncan (acting) Co., Chartered Accountants, Ipoh

—12, Barrack Road, Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 2188 Incorporated Society of Planters (A

Society founded

and“ toprofessional

secure and interests

promote

Batu Gajah Tennis Club—Batu Bajah the of

personal

all Planters in Malaya ”)—Registered

President—Meor Ahmad bin Mo- Office: I.S.P. Buildings, Kuala Lumpur.

hamed Said Official Journal: “The Planter,” an

Vice-President—Leong Chow Kam illustrated

Hon. Secretary—Ewe Chee Seng Monthly Planters’ Paper, published

Oh—Birch

ambeb ofRoad;

Commerce, Kampong Kuantan Club—KualaSelangor

KualaSelangorChinese

Lumpur, F.M.S President—E. J. C. Edwards

Vice-do. —C. P. H. Duncan

President

m.s.c. —Yong Shook Lin, j.p., Committee—R. D. Gillett, T. W.

Vice-Presidents—H. S. Lee and Carey, 0. R- Ransom, H. G. L.

Ang Chin Chong Richards, E. M. Allen and R.

Hon. Treasurer—Cheong Yoke Choy, P. Broome

J.P. Hon. Secretary—A. G. R. Cowe

Hon. Secretary—Cho Yew Fai

Hon. Auditors—Tan Poon Chor Lake CIub—Kuala Lumpur

and GanofPongCommittee—Hon.

Hor President—Hon. Mr. M. Rex

Members Committee — E. J. Vailentine, L.

Lai Tet Loke, j.p., m.s.c., m.f.c., Mr. Ng Vaughan,

Baumann, J.G. T.B. Tosswill

Walker, and

J. C.I.

Teong Kiat, San

Young Keng Hoe, Chong Kin Ah Wing, J P., Mackintosh

Wood, Alan Loke, Dato Wong Hon. Secretary—H. C. Clarke

Yick Tong, j.p.. m.s.c., m.c.h., Khoo Hon. Treasurer—T. D. Ensor

Teik Ee, j.p., Chua Cheng Bok,

Kok Yoke Chai, Chew San Chor,

Ho Sim Kook, Wong Siew Chong, (Incorporated Malayan Kennel Association, The

j.p., Choo Kia Peng, j.p., Leong in the Federated Malay

c.b.e., States and Affiliated

Chan Wing, j.p., Dato Low

Gan, j.p., m.c.h., Chong Khoon Lin, London)—Teleph. 2811to the

; P.O.Kennel

Box Club,

281

Teh Chak Ming, Tan Jin Luan, President—H.

Vice-President— B. Dr.

Wilkinson

F. E. Byron

Loke YungHong, Kwok Hoong and Secretary—H. G. Birnie

Hiu Mon Hon.

Secretary—Chin Kok Thun —E.Editor, Malayan Kennel Gazette

C. Watson

Committee — E. J.Miss

Gough, T. Parker, Douglas, F. B.

G. J. Robert-

Federated Malay States Chamber of son and E. C. Watson

Commerce

General Committee—R. W. Hughes,

(presidentX

S. J.L. Clark, H.TheW.Hon.

Hughes,

Col. D.C. Sear,

Rae, Rubber

corporatedGrowers’ AssociationBox (In-

in England)—P.O. 272

J. Hope and H. Kingdon-Rowe (Kuala Lumpur)

General Secretaries — Evatt A Co., Lumpur); Cable Ad: Servitude, Teleph. 2389 (Kuala

Chartered Accountants, Kuala Lumpur. London Office: 19, Fenchurch Kuala

Lumpur Street, Eastcheap, E.C. 3

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'Selangor Club—Kuala Lumpur Selangor St. Andrew’s Society—Kuala

Telephs. 2901 & 2902 (Members); Lumpur

P.O. Box 137; Cable Ad : Club

President—The Hon. the British Selangor Turf Club—Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph. 2926 (Racecourse); Cable Ad:

Resident (ex-officio) Racing

Vice-President—R. C. Russell President—A. A. Henggeler

Committee —F. W. Palmer, v.c., P. H. Secretary —P. W. Gleeson

L.Forbes, J. D. M. Smith,

R. Kerridge, C. R. G.M.O.Stutely

Hovil, Clerk of Course—Rene Proust

and Colin

Secretary—J. H. Miller

Wilson

Treasurers—Evatt Society,

President—MajorF.M.S.—Kuala E. J.Lumpur

Soper

Colours—Blue, Scarlet and Yellow Vice-do. —K. Chellaturai

■Selangor Coast Club Hon. Secretary—S. C. Sinnathuray

President—T. P. Sunderam Young Men’s Christian Association of

Hon. Secretary—Woon

Asst. Hon. Sec.—Lee Eng Chow

SweeKit Kuala Lumpur

Committee — S. R. Sabapathy, Che Patrons—Sir Shenton Thomas,

Ahmad, Khoo k.c.m.g.. o.b.e. and Hon. Mr. T.

Thambiah

Hon. andG.KohS.Kim

Auditors—

Loong,

Chiong

Arumgam Hinand V. S. Adams, m.c.s.

D. K. Rajakariar Hon. Vice-Presidents—Chan Wing,

j.p., Sanj.p.,

Air Wing. J.r., VanUr,Pedlow

W. A.

Sports Members—

Football—A. Ramanathen j.p., and Mr. f.r.g.s.,

Rogers, Justice A.J. H. Tooren,

Tennis—Lee Eng SweeChuan Directors—Capt. T. P. Coe (president,

Billiards—Quay J.Rajaratnam

R. Vethavanafn (vice) pres.),J. R.

V.

Ping Pong—Yap Hock Chye Tuan (hon. secretary),

Vethavanam (hon. treasurer;, Rev.

Cricket—G. S. Arumugam

Hockey—M. Saminathen J. G. Hall, Rev. P. L. Peach, C. W.

deManuel,

Silva,D. K.M. Vander

K. Benjamin, K. M.

Holt, Hong O.

.“Selangor Golf Club—Kuala

Teleph. 2105, Pro’s Teleph. 2594 Lumpur, Koshy, A. George, Spong

President—Major W. H. Elkins, o.b.e. Meng,

Cobray Rev. A. Hh Pringle and F. F.

Captain—G.

Secretary—R.Shelton

C, VassAgar

Professional—T. Vority Baker, Morgan & Co., Exchange and

^Selangor Malay Peon’s Association — Share Loke Yew Brokers (Established 1913)—11,

Kuala Lumpur

Patron—H. H. Tengku Musa Udin Teleph. Broomhali’s 3111;Buildings,

andCable Ad:Kuala

BentKy’s.. Bakry;Lumpur;

Codes:

(Tengku Kelana Jaya Putra,

Selangor)

President—Che’

Abdul KahmanMahmood bin Haji BANKS

Vice-President—Che’

editor (“ Majlis,” K. Othman

Lumpur) Kalan,

Hon. Secretary — Che’ Harun bin Bank of Malaya, Ltd- (Incorporated in

F.M.S.)—2,

HajiAsst.

Hon. Mohd.Secty.

Yatim— Che’ Ahmad bin Teleph. 3346Foch Avenue,

; Cable Ad Kuala Lumpur,;

: Bankmalaya

Haji Omar Code : A.B.C. 5th edn.

Treasurer—Che’s Mohamed Jamil bin

Mohd. Arif. E.D.B. T.P.V. Nicholas,

Nicholas, managing director

Kandiah, director

secretary

^Selangor Polo Club—Racecourse: Kuala A.

D. A. Nicholas,

Selvadurai, Clerk

do.

Lumpur R. Velupillai, do.

President—Hon.

Captain and Hon. Mr.Secretary—Major

T. S. Adams HoS.Seng Poh, do. do.

H. A. Baker, m.c. R.

R. S. Ariaratnam

Subramaniam, do.

Hon. Treasurer—C. H. Tilley Branches & Agencies : Klang, Jaffna,

Colours—Black and White Colombo, Seremban and Ipoh

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Chartered Bank of India, Australia $10,000,000. Branches: Amoy, Bangkok,.

and China (Incorporated in England kong, Batavia, BatuKota Pahat,BjiK'Djambi, Hong-

by Royal

Kuala Charter)—Cable Ad: Kunckle, Malacca,Ipoh,Muar,

Lumpur Palembang,

ru (Kelantim),

Penang,

D.T.W.H.Henderson, agent Rangoon, Seremban, Sou ra baya,

Gwyther, accountant Shanghai and Singapore(North Branch)

Sub-accountants—. Ng Tiong Swee, manager (Kuala

H. Cox Lumpur branch)

W. C. Mackay

I. C. Mackay Bannon & Bailey Advocates, Solicitors

G.W. N.Taylor and

Dickson

S. C. R. Northcote JavaNotaries Public—Laidlaw

Street, Kuala Lumpur ;Teleph. Building,

2202;

S.I. M.

G. Scott

Williamson Cable

Broomhall’s Rubber,-Bentley’s Codes:

Ad: Bannon,Kuala Lum pur;

Quay Pin Siang, chief cashier W.licitor,

V. D. Skrine, advocate andand so-

L.B. P.Danker,

Pathi, chief clerk

stenographer public, S.S. and F.MjS.,

partner notary

F. A. Briggs, advocate and solicitor,

Klang—Cable Ad : Kunchi S.S.

Mills,and

C. and F.M.S.,and

advocate partner

solicitor, F.M.S.,

D.M.Reid, acting sub-agent

W. Whyte,.sub-accountant notary public, partner

Seremban—Cable Ad : Sambot Bariock Typewriter Agency, Sole

A.L. C.W.Harding,

Hughes, sub-acct.

sub-agent Distributors for the all British Bariock

Typewriters.

apore, Penang,SellingMalaccaagencies in Sing-

and throughout

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking the Federated Malay States—4 -6, Market

Corporation — Ampang St., Kuala Street, Kuala Lumpur

Lumpur : P.O. Box 244; Cable Ad :

Middlebank, Kuala Lumpur Barlow & Co., Estate, Agents and Mer-

M. B. Mathews, agent chants—Eastern Smelting

M. G. Mills

J.M. S.A.Lee Kuala Lumpur; Teieph. 2146; Building,

P.O. Box

Woolcombe 260; Cable Ad: Barlow; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Lim Cheng Wee, compradore and 6 th edns., Lieber’s

Bentley’s Second Phrase, Broomhalls’ Standard,

Imperial Combination (Rubber edn.)

Kwong Yik (Selangor) Banking Cor-

poration — 91, High Street, Kuala Barnabas & Vethavanam:, Architects,

Lumpur ; Cable Ad : Banco Civil Engineers and Surveyors— 5, Klyne

St., 1st Floor, Kuala Lumpur ; Teieph.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.— 3256 A.B.C-

; Cable Ad : Yethavanam; Code :

5th edn.

Kuala Lumpur

Street; Telephs. Branch:

2306 and 12,

2195;Market

Cable J.A. R.Barnabas,

Vethavanam, partner

Ad: Paradise do.

J. W.

Montgomery, acting manager Chung Heng Choon I Kou Meow Sang

S. W. Parsons, accountant S. Ponnudurai | T. Alagaratnam

G. L. F. Bamford, asst. do.

Chia Hood Lye, head shroff Barrowman, DoctorsPractitioners,

Sir MalcolmEstate Wat-

son and, Medical

Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor- Medical and Sanitary Officers—Federal

poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in S. S.) Dispensary Building Klang, F.M.S.;

—(Successors

mercial Bank,tp Ltd., The TheChinese Com- Teieph.

Ho Hong Klang; 36; Cable

Codes: A.B.C.Ad: 5th Barrowman,

edition and

Bank, Ltd., and T,he Oversea Chinese Broomkall’s

Bank, Ltd.)—113, High Street, Kuala Principals— SirD.P.H.,

Malcolm

Lumpur; Telephs. 3460 (Manager) and

2860 (Acct.Codes:& General F.R. Watson,

SAN.I. ll.d., m.d., c.m., .

Oversea; A-B.C.Office); CablePeter-

6th edn., Ad: Barclay Barrowman, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m.,

d.t.h.,.f.c.o., m.r. san.i.

son’s

Head 3rdOffice;edn.,Singapore.

Bentley’s and Private.

Authorised

Capital: $40,000,000. Paid-up Capital: T. N. Menon,

inspector. A-R-San.-l, chief sanita

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■Blunn, George &. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Caidbeck, Macgregor & Co., i_td-

(liicorporated under the Companies

in the F.M.S.),

Street, Merchants”120,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Java

2586, porated

Ordinance^ of Hongkong and Incor-

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Elunnco;

Codes: Bentley’s, Birch wood, Chemical Batu Retail Wine in Shanghai), Wholesale

and Spirit Merchants—12, and

and Duo Roid, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

W. G. C. Blunn, managing dirccto 2906; Cable Ad: Caldbeck; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn. and Bentley’s.. Head Office : 44,

R. L. Leach, manager Foochow Road, Shanghai

Yeo

ChanPoh SitKiew,

Chow,salesman

clerk Macgregors, Ltd-, Shanghai, general

H. La Fontaine (Port Swettenham) O.managers

L. Bortieman, manager (signs

per pro.) < ,

Booty & Edwards (Arch), Architects, Agency

Quantity Surveyors and Valuers— General Accident; Fire and Life

Eastern Teleph.

Street; SmeltingK.L.Building, 165, King

2663 ; Cable Ad : 'Assurance Corporation

Booty; Codes: Bentley’s Second Phrase

A. O. Coltman, m.i.a., m.c.q.s., Cameron & Mackintosh, Drs.—Federal

proprietor

S. H. van Sitteren, assistant Dispensary Building, Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph. 2136 (Office)

Singapore Agents: Dr. I.I. G.Mackintosh,

Dr. Cameron, m.b.,

m.b., ch.Ib.

ch.b. (Edin.-

(Aber-

Swan & McLaren deen)

Dr. R. S. Hardie, m.b., ch. b. (Edin.)

Borneo Company, Ltd., The, Merchants— Caxton Press, Ltd., Printers,

BorneoLumpur;

Motors Building, AmpangCableRoad,

Ad: Stationers, Dealers

Kuala

Borneo.London

Teleph. 2631;

Head Office: Ammunition—4 and'6,in Market

FirearmsStreet,

and

Street, E.C. 3.143-149, Fenchurch Ivlang

Kuala Lumpur and 20, Station Street,

Boustead

F.M.S.)—1,

pur; and PortEmbankment,

Swettenham, TelukKualaAnson,

Lum-

Ipoh, Singapore, Penang, Tumpat, Central Refracting Dispensary, (Established

and Dispensing 1910),

Opticians—

(Kelantan) 45, Java Street

R. W. Hughes, dir. (K. Lumpur)

Assistants

Fyfe (Kuala I Lumpur)—

N. Poyntz Roberts Ceylon Bakery and Confectionery,

W. S. C. Leech | A. E. Small The, Bakers and Lumpur

Confectioners <— 7,

Port Swettenham Malay Street, Kuala

J. C. Walker P. H. Hendry, proprifetor

G. E. Wiseman | D. J. A. Kirk Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd., Engineers—

74-a, Ampang

Teleph. 3235 Road, Kuala Lumpur)

Bradburne

Share & Co.

Brokers—1/3, (1930),

Old Ltd.,

Market Charles,

Square,

Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3355 and 3356; Chartered Bank of India Australia k

Cable Ad:

Codes: Tally6thho, edn.,

A.B.C. Lumpur; China (Nee Banks)

KualaBroomhall’s,

Broomhall’s

Private Arbitrage, Bentley’s and China Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

G.A.O. J.Hovil, Fire, Marine, Accident, Motor Car and

Daly,secretary

assistant General

HongkongInsurance. — Head Office:

H. J. Sinclair, do. Chief Office:Bank

Southern Agencies—

Hongkong Chambers, S’pore.

'Bricks, Ltd., prick Manufacturers— Agents—Chow Thye & Co., 4, Yap Ah

Oriental Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Loy Street, Kuala Lumpur

Agent—Yap Tai Chi, 124, Hight

Evatt

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Chop Bee Wah, Rliotograpiiers, House- St. John’s iNSTiTunon—Bukit Nanas Rd.^

hold

Makers, Furniture & Suppliers,

Mirrors Merchants

Window and Frame

Glass Im- Kuala

Rev. Lumpur; Teleph.visitor

Brother James, 3977

porters, General Com- Rev. Bro. Cornelius, director

mission Agents—135-137, High Street, Rev. Bro. Canice, sub-director

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4067

St. Mary’s Girls School, A Church of

CHURCHES and MISSIONS England

Hill, KualaSchool — Middle

Lumpur; Teleph.Road,

2647 Weld*

Catholic Church op St. John

Vicar—Rev. Father D. Perrissoud, m.a. Collin’s Book Emporium, Book Impor-

Chinese Gospel Hall—Davidson Road ters, Publishers

Blunn’s and Publishers’ Agents-

Missionaries—T. R. Angus, Mr. & Mrs. —Geo. Kuala Lumpur; Building,

Teleph. JavaCable

2533; Street,

Ad:

D. A. Angus, Miss S. Shirtliff, Miss Collins; Code: Bentley’s

H. E. Falconer

Ma Tham Shun and Miss M. Gibson W. L. Collins, managing proprietor

Church Miss. C. Armstrong, secretary

Rev. op

Rev. J.G.G.England

B.Hall, m.a., Chaplain

Thompson, Acting Chap- Commercial Press, Stationers,etc.Printers,

lain Advertising Contractors, — 117,

Rev. S. Charles, Tamil Priest High Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Rev. Chan Wing Chuen, Chinese priest Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Press;

2112; Cable Ad: Commercial

edns.,

Churches Bentley’s,

Yuen KaLieber’s

Tseung,and Westernproprietor

managing Union

St. Mary the Virgin—Kuala Lumpur Yuen

St. Barnabas—Klang

St. Katherine—Kajang Miss I.C.Yuen,

Foon, manager

do.

St. Thomas—Banting

Church of the Ascension—Kuala Kubu | Coronation

St. Stephen—Pilmoor Druggists—137, Petaling Chemists

Lumpur

Dispensary, Street, Kualaand

St. James—Sentul

Church of St. Anthony — Robertson Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

Road, Tamil Mission Estate Agents

Vicar—Rev.

Assistants—L.V. Hermann Lumpur

Ashness and A. Anth- Telephs. andand Port

Accountants— Kuala.

Swettenham;

ony Dass (Port Swettenham); Cable Ad: Lanka,10

3191/2 (Kuala Lumpur) and

Church of the Holt Rosary—Brickfield Broomhall’s Kuala Lumpur;Rubber Codes:edn.,

A.B.C.Birchwood

5th edn.,

Road, Chinese Mission

Vicar—Rev. R. Girard and Bentley’s

Methodist Girls’ SchcJol, Day, Boarding, Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.,

and Music School for Girls—High Street The, Motor Importers and Engineers—

Head Office: Singapore. Branches: Kuala

near Railway Station, Kuala

Miss Mabel Marsh, principal Lumpur

MissBoarding

Emma SchoolOlson, superintendent, Lumpur,

5944; CablePenang Ad: and Ipoh; Teleph.

Cyclecarri; Codes:

Miss Dorothy —Stevenson, music A.B.C. 5th edn., Acme

Chua Cheng Liat, managerand Bentley’s

mistress

Mrs. Letly Huston Chen, music East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shipowners and

instructor

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, General Merchants—58, Ampang Road

Selangor—Weld

Teleph. 2580 (KualaRoad, Kuala Lumpur; Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Lumpur)

Minister—Rev. Alan H. Pringle, m.a. ated

Eastern in Smelting

England),Building,

Tin Smelters —

Outstation

Selangor Services:

— Klang, Banting, Carey High Street, Kuala Lumpur; 165-167,Teleph.

Island, Kuala Kubu, Kajang 3107;

5th CableHead

edn. Ad: Office:

Smelter;Princes

Code: House,.

A.B.C.

Negri Sembilan —-Seremban, Kuala 95, Gresham Street, London, E.C. 2-

Pilah, Bahau Head Office in the East: Penang

Pahang—Raub, Kuala Li pis, Bentong J. M. O’C. George, agent

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Estate & Hospital Supply Agency, The, Federated Malay States Chamber of

Suppliers ofChicks,

Bungalow EstateHousehold

Hospital Requisites,

Beddings, Commerce {See Associations)

Mattress, Curtains, etc.-—Kuala Lum-

pur; Teleph. 731; P. O. Box 14; Cable batch & Oil Federal Mills, Ltd.—c/o Cumber-

Ad: Burtonco Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

J. R. Burton, managing proprietor

Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants— Fletcher porated

Trading Co., Ltd. (Incor-

in F.M.S.), General Merchants

OrientalAd: Buildings,

Cable Evatt; Code: Kuala

A.B.C. Lumpur;

5thedn.; Head—Office: 21-23, Old Market Square,.

and at Singapore, Penang and Malacca, Kuala Benta; Codes: A.B.C. 5th andCable

Lumpur; Teleph. 3377; Ad:

6th edns.

S.S. and Ipoh, F.M.S. and Bentley’s. Branch: Ipoh. Birming-

J. R.Ford, c.A., manager,

Bennett, a.c.a. signs per pro. ham Office: 51, Edgbaston Street

Feci era.; Dispensary, Ltd. (Incor- H.director

P. Talalla, j.p., m.c.h., managing

porated in F.M.S.), Wholesale and Retail

Chemists — Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Flowerdew & Co., A. H., Consulting

Seremban

Federal and Singapore; Cable Ad: Mining Engineers—Oriental Buildings,

Directors—O J. ■ Chisholm, Java Street;

E. andA. Lumpur; P. O. Box Cable

Teleph. 156, Kuala

S.H. L.Wagner,

Johnson Tong Wing Wai Flowerdew, Kuala 3630;Lumpur; Code: Ad:

Kuala Lumpur—Telephs. 3177 and 3178 Broom hall's Imperial Combination

H. L. Johnson, gen’l. mgr. A. H. Flowerdew, m.inst.m.m., f.g.s.

J. Dick | H. Ward Ford &Notaries

Delamore, Advocates,

Klang Branch—Teleph. 46

D. Timms and

Kuala Lumnur: Public—60,

and 22, KlyneSolicitors

Station Street,

Street,

■ Seremban Branch—Teleph. 24 Klang; Teleph s. 2109 (Kuala Lumpur) and

H. Proctor 49 (Klang); Cable Ad: Ford.; Code;

Singapore Branch—Teleph. 261b A.B.C. 5th edn.

H. F. Foulds P. Barnard Ford

A.J. T.W.Toss

Delamore,

Will ll.m.

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

. (Incorporated

Structural, in the

Mechanical, F.M.S.), Civil,

Sanitary and Marine Engineers,Electrical,

Dredge Fraser & Neave,andLtd.,

Manufacturers Aerated forWater

Distributors Ma-

and " Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and layan

Brass Founders, Rubber Machine Head Office: Singapore. Branches Breweries, Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur.

Specialists and Hardware Merchants throughout Malaya, Siam, Java and

—Head

Kuala Cable Office andTeleph.

Lumpur; Works:Kuala246, High

Lumpur St., Sumatra

29.94; Ad: Federated;Codes: Al, A. R. Robb, manager

A.B.C. E.Wong

J. Roberts, assist.

Western5thUnion and.Universal

6th edns.edn.,(5-letters),

Western D. J. KyearnNapier,Soon,

asst.chief(Seremban).

clerk

Union 5 letter edn.

Board of Directors—J. A. P. Strachan. Fam Fatt Nyen, cherk-in-charge

m.i.mech.e. (Klang)

gregor, H. (chairman),

H. Robbins W.andH. F.Mac-G. Freeman & Madge, Advocates, Solicitors-

Ritchie,

MAR. E. m.i. mech. e., m i.n.a., m i. — 54, Ad: KlyneFreeman

Street, Kuala Lumpur;

P. Cochran,

R. Davison,managersecretary Cable

J.W. J. F. Neave, accountant General Accident, FireLtd.and Life

A.D. R.Reid,

Fiddes, technical

asst. engr.assist. Assurance

Caldbeck, Corporation,

Macgregor & Co.,Ld., agents

T.E. H.Welborn,

Glover, works supt. representa-

a.m.mar.e.,

tive for Ruston

W. W. Motion, asst engr. Hornsby Ltd. General Electric Co., Ltd., Electrical

G. L. Pryce, do. Manufacturers—Magnet House, 1, Java

S: P. Stanley, asst. Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4291;,

Cable Ad: “Magnet”

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Gian Singh & Co., Merchants, Dra- Grenier &. Co., Walter, Accountants, Au-

pers, Tailors and Outfitters, House ditors & Company

Bldgs. (2ndSecretaries—ICwong

urnishers, Silk, Cotton, Woollen Yik Bank

Teleph. 2278

floor), K. Lumpur;

and Curios—20,

Lumpur; Teleph. Java Street, Kuala

; Cable Ad: W. J. P. Grenier, f.l.a.a., p.I.s.a.,. sole

Giansingh proprietor

Surjeet Singh, manager

Pritam Singh, asst, manager Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Kuala

Lumpur

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co.,1 Char- G. D. Cameron, manager (on leave)

tered Accountants--12, Market Street, A.A. P.F. Cranna,

Taylor, acting

plantingmgr.adviser

Kuala Lumpur; P. O. Box 47; Teleph. P.V. A.G. Rogers,

2232; Cable Ad: Edbut, Kuala Lumpur;

Codes: _ A.B.C. A. Reeve Tucker, do. do.

(Imperial Rubber5'hedn.)edn., Broomhall’s H. W. Esson, import manager

Assistants—

Kuala Lumpur Office J.D. S.M.Anderson

A.E. Arbuthnott,

D. Butler, a.c.a.,

.c.Al, partner

do. M. Hawes T.K. W.

L. D. Elliott

Brown

M. Anderson

H. Munro Scott, a.c.a., do, J. O. Kiddle

H. R. Villiers, a.c.a., assist.

Glasgow Office—124, St. YincentStreet. Gulland. W.

D.C. R.Thornton A. B. Kerr

M. W. Gulliford

H. Torbitt R. L. Pealuck

Gleeson

Commission

Lumpur and Land Agents—Kuala Teleph. 19, Old Market

Lumpur; Codes: 3326; Square,

Cable Kuala Lumpur;

Bentley’s,Haleb, Kuala

Broomhall’s

Government Printing Office — Brick- (Rubber edn.), Western Union

edn.), A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Utility 5-Ietter

fields Road, Kuala Lumpur and Private

Superintendent—W.

Deputy Supt.—H. T. H.RossWyatt Partners—Colin J. Chisholm, T. D.

Asst. Supt.—H.

Composing Room Holland

Supervisor—S. J. L. Betteridge

F. Hopkinson, and A.asst.N. Farquharson

Fisher

Machine

Sineth Room Supervisor—G. A. Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Warehouse. porated F.M.S.), and Merchants,

Insurance Engineers,

Spradbrow Supervisor — W. A. Shipping Managing Agents and Mines

Agents,

Secretaries

Rubber Estates and — Headto

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd) Office: KualaAchan;

Cable Scott’s,

Ad: Lumpur;Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.2943;

5th

(Incorporated

1-3, Old MarketinSquare,

Straits Kuala

Settlements)—

Lumpur; edn., Broomhall’s, Bentley’s

Teleph. 2465; Cable Ad: Greateast Code: and Private

A B.C. 5th edn. Directors—Hon.

C.D. St.H. Chariwood, Mr. H.W. W.A. Fell, E.

M. T. Stanley, District Manager

Special Representatives—G. M. Notley, Leger Parsons, S. G.Moxon,

Tyte

Lim Kok Gim, K. E. Frugtniet, C. and D. F. Topham

Staff’:

John Thomas and E. Vadivalu

F.W. H.H.Atkinson

C. Bell R. Darby :

Grenier&Son, Ltd., Charles, Printers, O. R. Bingham G.A. A.Shister

Publishers and Stationers—27, Old G. M. Brand Baker

Market

2183; CableStreet,

Ad: Kuala

GrenierLumpur; Teleph. C. Y. Brandon W. Brownlie-’

Directors—F. H. B. Hussey

H. D. JanszC.andGrenier A. E. (London),

Yzelman A. C. Gilbert J. F. Keay

W. H. McLean,

(Managing)

Joint Manager, and Secretary—R. G. C.W. A.M.Hare A.M.E.E.

G. Yzelman Innes

T.W. D.Mailer Ker C. R. M.Stutely

MacNair C. A. Whitchurch

Joint

T. R.Manager

Marks and Printing Dept.— J. Paterson A. W. Youtman

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London

JourdainAgents

Ltd., Plantation

Hotel,The (TheEmpire

Ld., Padang

Incorporated Hotel Co.,.

in F.M.S.)—Facing

House Fenchurch Street,1 E.G.3. 1

the

2135; Cable and

Ad: Selangor

Empire, Club;Lumpur;

Kuala Teleph.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd. (In- Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

corporated

Merchants,Lumpur; in theand

Estate Straits Settlements), Empire Hotel—Kuala Lumpur; Tele^

Insurance

—Kuala Teleph. 2251 (3Agents

lines); phone 2i35

Han Keng Fong, manager

Cable Ad: Barkers,

Codes: Broomhall’s, Bentley’s, Kuala Lumpur;and Hotel Majestic—Opposite the Railway

Private

H.(Kuala

B. EgmontLumpur) Hake, c.b.e., director Station, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3131

and 3132; Cable Ad: Majestic

W. E. Wallis, director (Kuala Lumpur)

J. B. Least, director (Kuala Lumpur) Kuala Lumpur Himomarh Hotel—129, Petaling Street,

Haydn O. Peake, a.c.a., director

(London) Kashima Hotel—164, Petaling Street,.

Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur

L. H. Clarke G. M. Knocker

R. P. Leadbetter Masnya Hotel—407, Batu Rd.,K. Lumpur

J.N. C.G.Cuthbert

Gumming E.C. R.H. Medland

Lee

E. J. Douglas New Shirayama Hotel —20, Rembau

C.D. J.R. Gow D. M. Milne, Street, Klang

Harper A.M.I.C.E.

R. H. Peall Popular Hotel — 125, Petaling Street,

A. F. Hewett Kuala Lumpur

G. Johnston A.R. Thomson

R.J. E.St.Ring H. White

Port Swettenham—J. Tainsh Ritz, The—121, Petaling Street

Teluk Anson—W. L. Kitserow Savoy

HtesroRY, P. Merchant,

H., Manufacturing Jeweller, KualaHotel,

LumpurThe—123, Petaling Street,

Diamond Engraver,

Maker, Dealer in Silverware, Precious Station Watch Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Station,,

4,Stones,

Batu Road, CeylonKuala

Lace Lumpur;

and Curios—2 and Kuala

P.O. Box

Lumpur;

Station Hotels,Teleph. 3233

Ltd., lessees

240; Cable Ad: Hewa; Code: A.B.C. 5th Lim Ah Tau, manager

edn.P. H. Hendry, proprietor Branch Office:

E.B. Sembaktti, manager (signs per pro.) Station Hotel, Ipoh

P. Edwin, asst. do. Tamaya Hotel—72, Batu Road, Kuala

D.D.P. C.Samuel, do.

P. M. Wijeydoru, do. Lumpur

G.D. K.

M. V.I. Uluwita,

Somananda, do. do. Tin Span Mwee Hotel—126, Petaling.

Holman Brothers, Ltd. — 23, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad:

Expanded Huttenbachs, Ltd., Electrical, Mechanical

ami Contracting Engineers—14,

Cable Ad:Market

Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn

Simit;

Corporation—(See Banks)

Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma-

HOTELS laya), Ltd., Importers and Ex-

porters of Chemicals, Fertilisers,

Central Hotel, The—25, Junken Udin Dyestuffs and Manufacturers’ Raw

Street, Klang Materials—Sales Office: 120, Java

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Eastern Hotel, The — Ampang Road, Agricultural 3792; Cable Ad: Impkemix. Also>

Kuala Lumpur Advisory Department

C. H. Tilley, m.a., (agric.) Cantab.

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Incori'orted Society of Planters (Se* Kinsey & Co., J. B., Manufacturers’ Agent

Associations) and Exporters—85, Campbell Road,

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William, P.Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Kinsey;

O. Box 101 Teleph. 2033

(Incorporated

Engineers and inGeneral

StraitsMerchants—23,

Settlements) Proprietor of:

Java Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. Radio Malaya

3335 and 3336; Cable Ad: Expanded;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

New Standard and Private. Head Kyle, Acme, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Inc. in the

Office: Ocean Building.at Penang,

Prince Street, F.M.S.),

and Importers,to F.M.S.

Contractors Printers,Government,

Merchants

Singapore Branches

and P >rt Swettenham Ipoh, etc.—Registered Office: 231, Batu Road,

London Agents—William Jacks & Co., Kuala Lumpur. Branches: Ipoh and

Penang (S.S.).

Winchester

London, E.C.House,

2 Old Broad Street, Branches); Codes:Cable Ad: Kylpa

Bentley’s (All

(2nd edn.),

Kendall’s and Hamilton’s

.Jag’s Agency, General Merchants and Kuala Lumpur

Frederick W. Palmer, v.c., director

Commission

6. Ampang Agents—The Street, Kuala Embankment,

Lumpur; James L. Ross, c.a., do.

Teleph. 3232 H. P. Anderson, c.A., do.

J. A.A. K.G. Lai,

Wharton

clerk Engineering Dept.

K. J. Archer

Johnson & Phillips; Ltd. (London), Printing Dept.

Electrical Engineers-Kuala Lumpur G. H. Foenander

William Jacks & Co., Ltd., sole agents Ipoh

H. P. Anderson, c.a.

Kean Leong & Co., General Merchants Penang

E. W. Molesworth

and Importers of Motor Car Accessories

—44, Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

3887 Lall

Yeoh Cheow Chong, partner JavaSingh Street,& Co.,

KualaSports

Lumpur Outfitters—25,

Lall Singh

Keat Seng Co., General Merchants, Im-

porters

Batu Road,andKuala Commission Agents—75,

Lumj. ur; Teleph. 2577, Langenberg & Son, T. C. van, Chartered

Cable Ad: Keatseng; P.O. Box 372, Architects, Civil Engineers and App-

raisers—19,

Branch No. 61 Main Street, Kuala Lipis, Lumpur; Teleph. Old Market

3803; P. Street,

O. Box Kuala

64

Pahang V I.B.A.,

S. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a., l.k.

F.I.SAN.E.

Kee Huat Radio Co., Radio and Elec-

trical Equipment—223, Batu Road; Limtetevers Stokvis, Engineers, Import-

Cable Ad: Kikophone ers ofSuplies,

Mining Building

and Estate, Machinery

Singapore

404, North Bridge Road; Cable Ad: and Hardware—Kuala Lumgpur

Materials and

Kikophone Sungei

J . R.vanW.Besi Road

derDarksen Teleph.

Norrdaa, 2821 156,

manager

Office:

Keys «fe Dowdeswell,

Surveyors — 9, HollandArchitects

Road, Kualaand Fr. Baldischwiler

Lumpur; Teleph. 2263

P. H. Keys, D.S.O., f.r.i.b..4. Little & Co., Ltd., John—Ampang Street

F. Dowdesdell, f.r.i.b.a. and TheAd:Embankment,

Khee Meng Press, Printers, Stationers and Bentley’s Cable Little; Codes: Kuala

A.B.C.Lumpur;

5th edn.

and Importers

Teleph. 2443 — 24, High Street; A. Robertson, mng. dir. in the East

A. A. Ross, director in charge

King Chong & Co., General Merchants S. J.R.R.John, office manager

Lansdell

and Importers—29, Old Market Square,

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Kingchong B.C. G.Rawlings

Dickens

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Lovelace & Hastings, Advocates and (2 lines) with private line to Batu

Solicitors

Lumpur — 62, Klyne Street, Kuala Arang Colliery; Cable Ad: Arang;

William George Warren Hastings, b.a. Codes: Bentlfey’s, Boe (Shipping)

(Oxon), barrister-at-law, partner and Acme

A.partner

J. Rostock Hill, barrister-at-law, General Managers and Secretaries

—J.

Lumpur A. Russell & Co., Ltd., Kuala

McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants— Malayan Pineapple Co., The, Pine-

High Gable

3127; Street,Ad:Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. apple Canners — Harper Street,

Messalina

G. Johnstone, manager Klang; Teleph. 195 Klang; P.O.

{For Agencies See Singapore Section) Box 42; Cable Ad: Hockhuat;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. & Bentley’s

Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor

Malaya Dispensary, Druggists, Chemi- Yap Geop, supervsor

sts and Opticians—Batu Road; Teleph. Tan Kee Sin, manager

2452 Goh Tiang Chin, assist, mgr.

Physicians— E. A. Scully, senior asst.

Dr. A. M. Soosay, l.m.s. (Singapore); Yeoh Thoe Lee, cashier

Teleph. 3283

Dr. J.Selvam, m.b. and b.s. (Madras), MASONIC

l.r. c.p. & Teleph:

(Glasgow); s. (Edin),3727

l.r.f.p. & s.

I. Williams, manager Lodge Tullibardine in the East, 1118

(S.C.),

Kuala Scottish P.O.

Lumpur; Masonic

Box 174Temple—

A. NgMuthiah,

Ah Kam,A. Alponse,

assistantsNg Ah Pooi, Secretary—W. Rodger

Technician - in - Charge, Electro-

Therapy and X-Ray Dept. Read Lodge,P.O.No.Box2337 (E.C.)--Kuala

A. Andrew Lumpur; 9 (Kuala Lumpur)

“Malay Mail” Press Co., Ltd.—Re- W. M.—H. S. Paterson

gistered Office: 25, Pudu Road; S. W.—E.

J.Secretary—I.J. Douglas

W.--O. T. Faulker

Kuala Lumpur Storch

Directors—J.

(chairman), D.H.H.M.Hampshire,

Robson, D.c.b.e. Assist. Secretary—F,

L. Parsons, F. L. Jones and C.

St. Treasurer—R. E. PashC. Cooke

J. Chisholm

“Malay Mail,” Published Daily in the Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—{See

Afternoon at 25, Pudu Rd., K. Lumpur; Banks)

Telephs.

Weekly 3114-3115; Cable Ad: Friday

Mail Published Mail. Methodist Girls’ School—(Nee Chur-

: Proprietors: The Malay Mail Press ches and Missions)

Co., Ltd.

J.F. H.L. M.Jones,

Robson, c.b.e.

editor , mng. dir. Mohamed Kassim & Co,, Ltd., R. E.

Editorial Staff General Street,

Station Merchants

Klang;and Importers—

Teleph. 221

P.M. K.I. Ardiz/one

Romney Branches: Singapore,

Kuala Lumpur, Penang,

Carey Malacca,

Island and

A.F. F.Gunasekera Negapatam

Cooray

E. J. Galvin

R.G. N.Radcliffe,

Stephenson, Neill & Bell, Chartered Accountants—

officework mgr.

assistant 1-3, Old

pur; Market

Teleph. 3144;Square,

P. O. BoxKuala Lum-

184; Cable

Khoo Hong Tat, cashier Ad:A.Neill

Malayan Collieries Limited (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.)—Head Office: T. D.S. Ensor,

Mackie,a.c.a.,

g.a., partner

do.

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build- A.

P. G.

J. Robertson,

Madge, c.a., do.asst

a.c.a.,

ings, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4265 T. R. L. Milbourne, c.a., do.

'Gi54 SSL4NG0R

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss;Milk Products, Paterson, Simons

IjTJ), (Incorporated in Gibraltatr), Agents and Engineers—Head

Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur;

Office: 1-3,

Distributors of the goods of Nestle and

Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. Cham and at Singapore, Penang, Klang and

4s Yevey; Condensed Milks Sweetened Port Swetteuham ■

and

turalUnsweetened,

Sterilised Milk,Evaporated and Na-

Milk Products, Payne, Davis

“Milo” Tonic Food, Quick Oats, Cream, countants—Java Street, Kuala Lumpur. & Co., Incorporated Ac-

“Lactogen”, Cheese, Chocolate and H. Davis, a.s.a.a.

Cocoa—Nestle Building, Bungsar

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2284; Cable Ad: Road,

Nestles Peninsular Lights (1930) Ltd,, Suppliers

F. B. Roberts, actingmanag^r of Petrol and Kerosene. Lighting

P. B. Gibson, assistant Installations

Ky Ko NonThroughout Electric Malaya.

Fans Alsoand

Nicholas & Sons, B. P. (Bankers) —2, Oscillators—9, Weld Road;| Cable Ad:

Foch Avenue, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Peninsular E. A. S. Wagner, chairman of directors

3346; Cable

A.B.C. 5th edn.Ad: Peoplebank;' Code: N. V. Visvalingam, managing director

B. P. Nicholas, managing proprietor

Ed. T.' Nicholas, manager

P. M. Thamboe, accountant Peninsular Publicity Service, Ltd.,

D. Selvadurai, clerk Advertising Consultants and Publicity

A. Nicholas, do. Experts, PublishersWriters—4.5,

tising Literature and GeperalJavaAdver-

St.,

R.X. Velupillai,

Le Prince, do.

do. Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2560; P. O.A.B.C.

Box

305; Cable Ad: Publicity (Codes:

5th edn. and Bentley’s

Onn Yin & Co., : Importers and High Advt. Agents arta Publishers oLt-

“ Malayan Motor Guide”

Class Complete House Furnishers— “Malay States Desk Directory”

145 and 147, High Street, Kuala “Malayan

Lumpur; Teleph. 2300; P.O. Box

343; Cable Ad: Onyiep; Code: Bentley’s “M.A.H.A.Sportsmen’s

Schedules and Annual”

Exhibition

K. O. Tham, manager Handbook ”

Lee Loong Heng, secretary “F. .Vl.S. & Penang Teleph. Directories”

Bankers: The Mercantile Bank

of India, Ltd. Planters’ Storesin England,

v Agency1878),Co.,Estate

Ltd.

(Incorporated

Agents and Suppliers, General Import

Oriental

AssuranceGovernment Security Lifein and

Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated Export Merchants

and Insurance Agents—Head and Shipping

Office in

India, 1874)—Branch Office: Oriental F. M.

Building, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur; Swettenham. London Office: S.: Kuala Lumpur. Branch:17,Port

St.

Cable Ad: Oriental Helen’s

Chittagong, Place,Dibrugarh.

E.C. 3: 4ietc.atCable

Calcutta,

Ad:

Manjeri S. Siva, Branch Secretary Bandit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broom-

S.Y. Ramier, b. com., Asst.

K. Subramaniam, Chief AsSt. Branch Secy. hall’s (Rubber and General edn.), Bent-

ley’s, Lieber’s

A.S.P. G.M.K.Santhanam,

Y. Izzudin, Inspr. (Penang)

Nambyar,Tnspr.

(Singapore)

Inspr., Central

General Manager—S. J. Clark

Malaya (Kuala Lumpur) Import

Assistants— Manager—K. G. Sinclair

MacphersonG.andO’Hare, R. G.

L. R. T. Edmett

Park & Francis, Ltd., Mining Engineers Pooley & Co., Advocates, Solicitors

—15, OldTeleph. Market3931;^Square,

P.O. BoxKuala

66; and Notaries—68,

Lumpur; Lumpur; Cable Ad:Klyne

Pooley,Street,

KualaKuala

Lum-

•Codes: Bentley’s, McNeil 1908 Lumpur; pur; Codes: Western Union and A.B.C.

Cable Ad: Park vale, Kuala

Mungo Park, A.R.S.M., director B. J. P. Joaquim, adv. & sol., partner

M. A. Francis, a.r.s.m., m. iNst., m.m.,

director F.E. G.D. Charleswortlg.

Shearn, do.

do.

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Radio Malaya, Radio and Sound Engin- Russell & Co., 3. A.—Hongkong and

eers, Dealers in Radio Components, Shanghai Bank Buildings, Kuala

Wholesale

Road, and Retail—85' Campbell Lumpur ; Cable Ad : Jar; Codes :

J. JB.Kuala

KinseyLumpur

& Co., proprietors Private, Boe (Shipping), Imperial

Combinatiop (Mining), Acme> Bent-

ley’s (General), and New Standard

Richards & Co., D., Insurance and Estate H. H. Robbins, rang. dir,

Agents, Exporters of Malayan Produce R. C. Russell,do.

and General Importers—Klang; Teleph.

172, Kl-aiig; P. O. Box 28, Klang; Cable Salon Charles—25, Java Street, Kuala

Ad:R. Amrasekera,

Amarasekera,Klang , proprietor ’ Lumpur;

j.p., mang. Salon deTeleph.

Coiffeur2584Pour Dames—M.

Ellison

Robb & Nilsson, Ciyil; Engineers and Shanmugam & Co,, Ltd., Wine and Pro-

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete Spe- vision and Produce Merchants — 20,

cialists—Guthrie

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Buildings,2374;.lavaCable

St., Fort Street, Kuala Selangor. Branch

Ad:L. Nil at Batang Berjuntai

T. A.robRobb, managing owner

13 £ g? IIJ

Robinson & Co., Ltd., General and Sharma, S. M. (of Lincoln’s Inn, Barrister-

Athletic

and Outfitters,

Complete Drapers, Tailors at-Law), Advocate and Solicitor, S.S.,

Java Street, KualaHouse

Lumpur.Furnishers

Principal— . F.M.S. and Johorel—Office: 71, Klyne

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3846

Establishment: Raffles Place, Singapore.

London Office: Balfour House, Finsbury i (office)

Pavement, London,PageE.C.(chairman),

2 Sharma,andKuala3670 Lumpur;

(residenceCode:

); Cable Ad:

A.B.C.

Directors—R. W. j 5th

Road,

edn. House: Raisina, 9, Golf View

Kuala Lumpur

H. Fell

MacGregor, L. C. Hutchings, W.

F.H.A.A.Vernon,

Hare,andmanager

A. Dobson

accountant

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation

Rubber and Tin Mine Agents and

Valuers,

Produce General Import,Shipping

Merchants, Export and

and

Robinson Plano Co., Importers of Pianos, Insurance Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Simit Street,

Agents—14, Market

Musical Instruments

atus— 17, Teleph.

Old Market and Radio Appar-

Lumpur; 2147;Square,

CableKuala Ad: Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—i,

2 & 3, McArthur Street, Kuala Lunr

Pianomaker

pur; Teleph. 3331; Cable Ad:

Rohini Florists, Specialists in Floral Stores: Storage. Registered Office and

Art—17, Danansara Terrace, Kuala Borneo

F. Dettmar, Wharf,

branch Singapore

manager

Lumpur; Teleph. 2132; Cable

Rohini; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley's Ad: J. Hudson

H. S. Talalla, mgr. Singer Sewing Machine Co. (Incorporated

Roneo Ltd. (Incorporated in England), i inStreet, NewKuala

Jersey,Lumpur;

U.S.A.)—10,

Teleph.McArthur

4026

Modern Office Equipment—33,

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2624; Java Lim Keong Leang, supervisor

Cable Ad: Roneo Loh Voo Loong, checker

Southampton Row,Ltd. HeadW.C.

London, Office:1. 17, Foo Hee Chan, manager

Harold

C. T. Davies, manager Tan KeatGetz,

Chye,assist, mgr.

book-keeper.

Royal Press, The, Printers, Station- Socfin Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

ers, Bookbinders, Rubber Stamp, Block, F.M.S.), MileEstate Agents &Road,

Secretaries—

Brass Seal and Brass Name Plate Makers 3rd Damansara Kuala

—35, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur; Lumpur: Telephs. 2165

Box 330; Cable Ad: Rubberbank; & 2166;Codes:

P.O.

Teleph. 3447 Cogef Lugagne 1929, Broomhalf’s Im-

Rubber Planters’ Association perial Rubber edn., Liber’s Bentley’s

(See Associations) Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Second and

Private

•0156 SELANGOK

Headquarters Staff: Storch Brothers, Ltd. (Inc. in the F.MS.),

R. M. E. Michaux, director & general Jewellers,eral Merchants Gold andand Silversmiths, Gen-

Complete House

manager

S. T. Rhodes, acting general manager Furnishers—37

Kuala Lumpur; and 39, Java Street,

P. Boulle, acting secretary

R.mercial

Leonard, Storch; Codes: Teleph.

A. B. C.2795;

5th Cable Ad:

edn. and

dept.superintendent, com- Bentley’s.

Penang Branches at Ipoh and

E. J. Talou, agriculturist Isidore Storch, managing director

I. Sibiriakoff, consulting engineer A.S. P.G. D.Storch

Perera || A,

YeohL. Hewa

Teik Eng

Dr. N. MacLeod, medical adviser Lira Gim Gin, book keeper

Estates Staff:'

F. de Langlade, head planting mgr. Straits Trading Co., Ltd. (Selangor

Estate

Foss, Managers—S. T. Rhodes,W.B. M.T. Branch) Kuala Lumpur Agency—Cable

J. Nicoll, J. D’lribarne,

Iversen, H. A. Campbell, L. C. Maria Ad: Straits, Kuala Lumpur

Sube, G. Maclnerny, 0. A. Reels.

Estate Assistants--R.

Beautement, Aubert, C.J. Swee & Co., Ltd., L. Y., General Im-

M. Cammaerts,

D’Augustin, porters Street.,

and Commission AgentsCable

— 2,

Delocbe, H. R.C.Hayes,

d’Oultremont, G. Rodger

L. Henville, Ad: Zenobia

Kuala Lumpur;

J. B. King, W. ' W. Marsh, L.

Marveille,

Newman, D.D. T. P.C.Rule,

Masters, D. B. Swee Heng Leong & Co., Importers,

J. Sketchley,

A. Schalbart, T. Tatham, G. Tostee, Estate Owners and Agents,

— KlangRubber and

C. van den Berg, J. Wilkie, G. LI. Produce 195; CableMerchants

Ad: Hockhuat ; Teleph.

Pryce, J. F. Philpott Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor

.'Societe International® de Plantations “Tamil Kesan”, The Only Daily Tamil

et de Finance, Societe Anoyme. (Incor- NewspaperStreet, Published in Malaya—80,

orated in Belgium.) (Straits Agency), Ampang Kuala Lumpur;

2057; P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya;

Teleph.

Estate, Mine and Insurance Agents—

Laidlaw Buildings; Telephs. 2246 and Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

2247; P.O.

Codes Box 145; Cable

: BroomhalPs Sipef; Complete

Ad:Edition, K.proprietor Phrase managing editor and

N. Iyengar,

Broomhall’s ImperialRubber

Combination,

Bentley’s

4th and 5thComplete

EditionsPhrase and A.B.C. Thomas, Ong V Co.—(1st floor of old

A. Beckett, agent Moutrie’s Ltd.),Teleph. 4, Ampang

2792 Street,

H. H. Facer, B. C. Stanleigh, C. F. E. KualaA. Lumpur, N. Thomas, manager

Mounsey

assists nts and T. R. W. Allen, Wong Har Ong, secretary

Branch Offices:

38, Bibby Road, Raub, Pahang

St. Mary’s School—{See Churches K. C. Wong, manager

and Missions) and 44, Station Street, Kuala

Selangor

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refiners A. N. Thomas, manager

and Marketers of all Products

leum—Eastern of Petro- United Railway Employees’ Benefit

Street, Kuala Smelting

Lumpur; Building,

Teleph. High

2677; Society, F.M.S.—{See Associations)

Cable Ad: Stand vac

C.leave)

E. Phipps, manager & attorney (on

F. K. Paget, acting manager

T. L. M. Ross, assistant Welc Na

Wagner, E. A. (Barrister-at-Law), Advo-

Station Hotel—(£ee Hotels) cate

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.Old2434Pudu Road,

and Solicitor—5,

 SELANGOR 0157

Wai Fong, Cabinet Makers, Consult- Wong Kee & Co., Wholesale and Retail

ing Decorators and Building Con- Wine, 199-203,Spirit

Highand Provision

Street, Merchants—

tractors—Office and Showroom: 229, Teleph.

Batu Road; Building Workshop: 2493; Cable Ad:Kuala

WongkeeLumpur;

Lot. No. 10822, Ulu Klang Road; Tay Kdong Ooi, manager

Cabinet Making Workshop : 178 Ba-

tu Road World’s End Estate—Postal Add:

Chew Lan Fong, proprietor Lumut, Dindings, Perak. Distance

Chew Chee Kin, manager from Railway Station: (Taiping)

Chew Chee Kan, works supt. 43 miles

Weaune Proprietor—E. L. Watson, j.p.

gineersBrothers, Ltd., AutomobileRoad,

andlmporters—Robertson En- Acreage—Total 100, cultivated

(Rubber) 50

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2295; Cable Ad :

Wearne,

5th edn. Kuala Lumpur; Code: A.B.C. Yik Khuan Press Co. Ltd., The (In-

E. C. Edwards, manager corporated in F.M.S.), Proprietors

F. W. Hall, works manager of Yik Khuan Poll, the only Chin-

Whittall & Co., Estate Agents and Com- ese Daily Paper in the F.M.S.—

127, Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur;

pany

and Secretaries

Klang. Selangor. — Kuala

F.M.S.; Lumpur, Teleph.

Telephs. Ad : Yikkhuan 2314; P.O. Box 49; Cable

K.L. 3361.Klang 230:Cable Ad: Whittall, Chairman of Directors — Chan

Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber

Broomhall’s Imperial Combination, edn.), Chim Mooi

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bent- Vice-Chairman of Directors—San

ley’s, 2nd Lieber’s 5-letter and Birch- How Chee

wood. Head

London Office: Colombo.Thomson,

Correspondents: Ceylon. Managerial Dept.:

Alston & Co., Ltd., 2,3 and 4, Idol Lane, Sieh Wen Tsin, manager

Eastcheap, E.C.C. H. Figg (London), How Siew Pak, asst. mgr.

Partners — Lai Yew Meng, managing clerk

I. L. Cameron, L. P Samson, H. W. Lam Hoy Chow, accountant

Urquhart, C. E Hawes Wong Chu Cheng, Chinese clerk

and F. A. Wardell (Kuala(Colombo)

Lumpur) Editorial Dept. :

Assists.—-T. R. W. Collett, c.a. (signs Chau Hen Tiang, editor

per pro.), W. M.

c.a. and J. Milne James, D. DeMarco, Sing Ying Cheng, asst, editor

Translators—Wong Kwok Yoon

WMilliners,

htte away,Laidlaw&Co., Ltd., Drapers, and H. P. Loh

Men’s Outfitters, etc.— Java Reporters—Loh Hong Piew,

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Cheng Sing Ng, Kon Yok

Warfield Ping and Yoong Fai

W.D.J.L.Wright,

W. Scott,manager

Ang Tian Guan,asst.

do. Yong Shook Solicitor,

Advocate, Lin, m.a.,F.M.S.

ll.b. &(Cant.)

S.S.,

H. L. Richard, clerk Notary Public—47, Cross

Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd., Lumpur; Shooklin, 2574; Cable Kuala

Teleph.Lumpur

Kuala

Street, Ad:

The, Manufacturers

“Linatex” under Patents of

General

FactoryOffice,

— BatuSales

Caves,Office and Young Men’s Christian Association

Selangor,

F.M.S.; Teleph. 2, Batu Caves; (See Associations)

Cable Ad:

G. B. Walker, Wilproco,

manager Batu Caves Yukon Gold Co. (Incorporated inU.S.A.)

Registered

Square, Office: Market —Head

9-11, OldF.M.S.

KualaB.Lumpur, Am pang OfficeRoad,forAmpang;

Malaya:Teleph.

4th Mile,

54;

Directors—H. Egmont Hake, Cable Ad: Yukon, Ampang. Head Office:

(chairman), C. C. Dunman, W. E. 120,G. Broadway, New York

Wallis and B. Wilkinson (mana-

ging director) F.W.W.Coffey; manager

Gurr, accountant

 NEGRI SEMBILAN

(The value of the dollar is 2s. 4d.) (A pikul is 133j pounds av.)

Gbogeaphy, including Climate and History

WestTheCoastStateofoftheNegri

MalaySembilan,

Peninsulathetosmallest of the

the south Federated

of the States ofMalay States,andliesPahang.

Selangor on the-

It is in fact a federatem :of “Nine States”, consisting of the four major States of Sungei

Ujong, Jelebu,

Terachi, Johol andand Rembau, and the Ujong

five minor States ofin Ulu Muar, Jempul,in

1365 A.D.,Gunong

as beingPasir

subject to Inas. Sungei

the Javanese Empireisofmentioned

Majapahit. In a Javanese

the 15th poem

century

it was ruled by Chiefs of the old kingdom of Malacca. Most of the Malay inhabitants

ofan the States are defended from immigrants from Menangkabau

interesting exogatoous, tribal and matriarchal social organisation. in Sumatra, and have-

This

federation immigration

seems to(now. appears

haveinconsisted to have begun in the 16th century. The original Malay

Rembau, Naning Malacca),of Sungei

SegamatUjong,

(now inKlang (now Pasir

Johore), in Selangor),

Besar (now Jelebu,in

Johore,

partly its place having

in thebyTemerloh been

Districttaken by Johol),

of Pahang). Johol,

After (now Inas)

theA.D.,

capture and Ulu

of took

MalaccaPahang

from(nowthe

Portuguese the Dutch and Johore Malays in 1641 Johore

in Negri Sembilan politics until 1773 A.D., when the Undang or Chiefs of the present a leading part

four major States invited a Sumatra

Yang Di-pertuan Besar to preside over the federation.prince Raja Melewar, ancestor of the present

In 1874 the Dato’ Klana, Undang of Sungei Ujong, the most important of the nine-

States invited the; assistance of the British Government to maintain his rule, and a

British Resident was appointed.

In 1883, Jelebu applied for a British Officer, and Rembau agreed to refer all its

disputes

the YangtoDi-pertuan

the BritishofGSriovernment,

Menanti andwhoinno1887 accepted

longer a British

effectively Adviser.

presided over theIn whole

1889,

of Negri Sembilan, the. Rulers of Tampin (a small principality which had come into-

existence to theknown

confederation east ofas Rembau)

“The Old and NegriRembau askedInfor1895,

Sembilan”. a Resident

the Residentand ofagreed to a

this con-

federation took chargeFinally

lan was constituted. of Sungei Ujong

in 1898, the and

YangofDi-pertuan

Jelebu, andoftheSrimodern

MenantiNegri Sembi-

was elected'

titular Ruler of the whole State.

southThebyarea of theandState

Malacca is approximately

Johore, on the north by2,580Selangor,

square onmiles.

the eastIt by

is bordered

Pahang, and on the

on

the west by the Straits of Malacca.

The main mountain range of the Peninsula ends in Negri Sembilan, and the

watershed

longer between theTheEast

mountainous. and mountain

highest West Coast in the southern

is Telapak part feet).

Burok (3,915 of the State is no-

There are no large rivers, and the State does not

which sometimes cause such great loss in the larger river valleys of Malaya.suffer from disastrous floods-

The glimate is hot, moist and equable. The shade

annual range, and averages 81°f. It seldom rises above 92° or falls below temperature has68°.

but a small

The average monthly rainfall throughout the year

corded being 14.73 inches at Tampin for the month of November, and the was 7.18 inches, the highest re

lowest

0.96 inches at Port Dickson in February.

Government.

The supreme

the Udang authority in the State is vested in the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and

in Council.

HighnessThe Council

the Yang of the Yang Di-pertuan

Di-pertuan Besar and the

Besar as President, Undang

Britishwhich consistedtheoffour

Resident, His

Undang, or Ruling Chiefs of the four major divisions of Negri Sembilan, and tho

 NEGRI SEM BILAN 0159

Tengku

State Council, consisted of the British Resident as president, and eight Official, andor

Besar of Sri Menanti formed the Upper Chamber. The Lower Chambef,

seven Unofficial Members. Legislation is introduced into the State Council and if

passedassent

and is submitted to HisbyHighness

is finally given and theandUndaiig

His Highness for confirmation or amendment,

the Undang.

with by the Upper Chamber and that Chamber can legislateoronMalay

Matters which concern only the Muhammadan religion custom by

Such matters aremeans

dealt

of Orders in Council. The Upper Chamber also exercises the statutory executive

powers vested in the former State Council.

tive For the purpose

districts, namely,ofSeremban,

the local government,

Kuala Pilah,theTampin,

State isJelebu

dividedand intoPort

five administra-

Dickson, in

charge

in chargeofofofficers responsible

the Public Works,toMedical,

the Resident. There Surveys,

Police, Mines, are StateAgricultural

Heads of Departments

and Forest

Departments in the State.

poses under the charge of Sanitary Boards over which the officer in charge ofpur-

The principal towns and villages in each district are for local Government the

district

The workpresides. The Boards

of these Boards includeby the

is regulated unofficial members

(Federal) nominated

Sanitary by the Resident.

Boards Enactment of 1929.

Population. ,,

The estimated population is 240,000

Railways

The State is served by the F.M.S. Railways with a total length of lines amounting

to about 130 miles and 37 chains.

Roads.

milesThe total length

20 chains of whichof 363metalled roadsasphalted.

miles were in the State at the end of the year was 532

Shipping.

and The

otheronlysmallportportsof ofanytheimportance

State, withisaPort

totalDickson.

tonnage of46576,811

steam,andvessels entered this

cleared!

Revenue.

Thewere

an 1935 revenue

valuedforat1935 was $9,591,352

$7,463,616 and the

and exports expenditure was $7,467,152. Imports

at $20,679,691.

DIRECTORY

Majlis Meshuarat Ka’adilan dan Undang of Negri Sembilan, Council of His

Highness the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and Undang

His Highness

ibni the YangYam

Almerhum Di pertuan Besar—Tuanku Abdulrahman, k.c.m.g.,

Tuanm.c.s.

Muhammad

BritishKlana

Dato’ Resident—G. L. Hams,

Putra, Sungei Ujong—Ma’amor, c.b.e.,t bin Inche Kassim

Dato’ Penghulu of Jelebu, Mendika Mentri Akhirzaman (Abdullah, c.b.e., bin

Panglima Muda)

Dato’ Penghulu of Johol, Johan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa Setiawan—Kamat bin

Leman

The Tunku Besarof Burhanu’ud-dinj

Dato’ Penghulu Rembau, Sedia Raja—Hon.

c.m.g. ibni Abdullah

Almerhumc.b.e.,

YambinTuan

Haji Dalian

Antah

State Council

(Mejlis Meshuarat Keraja’an)

The BritishtoResident—G.

Secretary Resident—J. L.Calder,

HamsM.c.s.

(President), M.c.s.

State Medical and

The Inspector Health-Officer—Dr.

of Schools J. P. EdwardJ. H. Bowyn

State Forest Officer—A. E. Sanger-Davies

C160 NEQRI SEMBILAN

The District Officer, Seremban—N. Coulson, M.c.s.

Agricultural Field Officer—(Vacant)

State Engineer—Major G. R. Percy

Date’s Wong Yick Tong, j.p., c.h.

D. Farquharson

Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Mustapha, j.p.

Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p.

Dr. S.R. Krishnan, j.p.

F. A. Wright

Che Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad

British Resident's Office Tampin

Resident—G. L. Ham, m.c.s. Teleph. Tampin 43; Cable Ad: Cus-

Secretary to Resident - - J. Calder, j toms

M.C.S. Assist. Supt., Tampin—D. B. Coney

Office Assistant and Clerk of Council F.M.S. Export Duties Collection

—R. Nagaratnam Station

Stenographer—D. J. Michael Singapore

Chinese Protectorate Teleph. Singapore 6093; Cable Ad:

Seremban Dutiable

Supervisor of Export Duties—R. S.

Protector Clemons

M.C.S. of Chinese—B. S. Davies, Assist. Supervisor of Export Duties—

J. A. Carr-Archer

Clerk & Translator—Tan Tuan Boon

Malacca

Court, Magistrate’s Teleph. Malacca 134; Cable Ad :

Magistrate—M. J. Hayward, M.C.S. Dutiable

Clerk, Class I—Rahim Bakhash bin Punjab Supervisor of Export Duties — D.

Din T rumble

Customs Registry, Supreme Court

Customs & Excise Department Seremban

Negri Sembilan Judge—J. H. Pedlow

Private Secretary to Judge—Sim Lian

Teleph. Seremban 85; Cable Ad: Heng

Decustoms Assist.

Deputy Commissioner—Capt. E. H. Clerk,Registrar—Osman bin Haji Dahat

Class I—E. T. Selvaratnam

Hime (acting) Do. II—B. Gostelow

Do. Ill—Husain bin Indrus

Customs and Excise Office Bailiff—Mohd. Yumus bin Haji Mohd.

Peremban Khatib

Teleph. Seremban 85; Cable Ad: Cus- Chinese Interpreter—Lau Chaik Chong

toms Indian Interpreter—P. Valuppillai

Supt, Seremban—Capt. R. L. Cusca- Malay Interpreter—Abu Hassan bin

den Ujang

Asst. Supt., Seremban—D. W. Bigley

(acting) District Lands Office—Port Dickson

Customs Probationer—H. A. Marshall Collector of LandbinRevenue

Officer—Ahmed Osmanand District

Port Dirlson Chief,Clerk—Hussain bin Hassan

Teleph. Port Dickson 5: Cable Ad:

Customs District Office—Port Dickson

Supt.—C. McLaren Reid Actg. District Officer—Ahmad

Gemas 2ndJamil

Magistrate & A. C. L. R.bin—Osman-

Abdul Rais Abdul

Teleph. Gemas 11; Cable Ad: Customs Chief Clerk—A. A. Fredericks

Supt.—A. H. Gridley

 NEGRI SEMBILAN C16I

District Office— Seremban Forest Department

Teleph. 204 Negri Sembilan and Malaoa

District Officer, Seremban and Regis- State Forest Officer, Negri Sembilan

trar of Titles, Negri Sembilan— a,ud artersMalacca—J.

: Serem ban)P. Edwards (Headqu-

William Linehan, m.c.s.

Asst. District Officer—Che Wan Ha- Assist. Conservator

ban, Coast of Forests, Serem-

marudin bin Abdul Jalil

Malay Officer—Che Shamsudin bin Senior Asst.andConservator

Sepang—C. ofFoston

Forests,:

Nain Kuala

Smith Pilah Jelebu and Tampint-J. S.

2nd Officer—Che Mohd. Ismail bin Sub-Assist. Conservator of Forests—Tan

Abdul LatifE Seng Teong

Settlement Officer—Che Mohd. bin Damar Supervising Officer—0. A. Pinto

Abu Assistant Conservator of Forests, Ma-

Chief Clerk—V. Manikkam lacca—R. C. Barnard

Clerk, Class Tl^-Chong Teck Quee Clerk, Special Oaks—O. A, Pinto

do. —Hiew Swee Nam

Clerks, Class II—Che Hussin bin Clerk, Class.J—E. Sivagura

Hassan, M. Arumugam and S.

Manickavasagar Labour Department

Negri Sembilan and Malacca—Teleph.

Education Department 104 ; Cable Ad: Aconlab

Inspector of Schools, N. S,—H. R. Carey, Assist. Cont oiler—G.

Immigration Fund E. Tu'rner,Tanardar

Inspector—S. M.c.s.

m.a. (Cantab) Chief Clerk—V.' Yelayuthan

Chief Clerk—J. Loo Siew Hin

Malay

Raja Assistamt

Mohd.' NordinInspector

bin Raja of Deli

Schools — Licensing Board—Seremban

Tamil Asst. Insp. of Schools—K.Yallipurarn (under Teleph.

the “Excise, Enactment, 193^”)

904 District Officer, Seremban

King Gorge V School—Seremban Ch4irman—The

Headmaster-^D. Roper, b a. (Oxon) Members —

European Master - P. Samuel, m.a. (Wales) Negri Semhilan^vice;-cliairman),The ^ .Protector; of- Chinese,,

Teachers, Grade I—Y. M.H. Francis, Chin Assist. Controller ofLabour (Negri’ Sena The-

Meow CheiOng, H. R. Stafford, S. B. bilan and

Ponniah, W. Seneyiratne, O. E, SeremhamJelebunnd^oaatO,!). Gilchrist.,MalaccqW The Health Officer

Fernandez,

Rajah, J. E’.Puteh bin Mohd.

Edmonds, MaimaTahir,

iSinghN. and Dr. Eli Khay Hoe

and S. K.Grade

Teachers, Paramasivam

III B—Miss I. van Geyzol Marine Office

and Miss M. do Souza Harbour McLaren'Reld

Government Enpliiih j/SWmpC-Port Dickson Boarding (Xffssfcb*®.) Hs Morttera

Head Master,

Teachers, Qrade l—S’ P.

Grade I—Lim Cheah Aik andSwomikann u Department

P. Asirvadam

Teacher, Grade III A—L. de Souza i .-t _ , Sere?nb(in . ■ ■ ■

Government Enijllsh School— Kuala Pilah ;i State t—F» Medical & Healthch.b.-Officer,

Y. - Jacques,,,: N. S.

<■ (Bristol),

Headmaster—R. M. Young, b.A., b.a i. ; D.P.H. (Lond.), D.T.M.& H. (EngG,

O. KnappJ. A. ■| Medical

(Elec.), a.r.c. sc. i. m.ot/ntjoy C'ert' Loud, S.T.U.- (

European Grade

Teachers, Mistress—Miss

I—L. Van K. Geyzel, Officers—E. ’ S, , ii,%wriej m.b. ,

Luis, S. Muttiah,.S.S- M. R.Muthurajulu, : ch.b. (U. 1 Glasg.), b.a.o.. ’ ajad W.

T. S, Jong, Mohd. Yusoff bin Haji ! U. Irel.l, M.rt.c p. (Loffd.) m.o. (N.

Hughes, m.A, bDh,,

; b.a.o.’,

Ahmad, Lokman bin Md. Yusof, V. Lady Medical Officer,. Infant Welfare

Murugasu

Teacher, andIIIN. A—A.

Grade M. K. S.Rajso

Sundratn Centre—Mrs. E. E. Jacques, m.b.,

ch.b. (Bristol) D.T.M.&:HVi (Lond.)

Government English School—Tam pin Health Officer,. Seminban, Jelebu &

Headmaster, Grade I—P. Kong

K. Raman Coast;—B-(Lond.),

A..Tay.lqC m.RjC,^. (Eng,),

Teachers, Grade I—Hew Nyin, M. l.r.c.p. D.T.M.&,. h. .(Lond.),

Cert. Lond.c;,sA.M., D.fP.ff. (Efv:)

R. Kurasamy and S. Sinnadurai

C6

C16?) NEGRI SEMBILAN

Assistant Medical Officers—Chong Ah Mosquito Sub-Committee of tub

Khoon, l.m.s. (S’pore), Tara Singh, Sanitary Board—

l.m.S. ' (S’^'orh),' I. P. L. Safeapathy, : Port Dickson

l. m.s. (S’pdre), Y. M.j Chairman—District

B. Panikker, Officer

m. b., b.s. (Madras) and J. L. Oor-

Members—Health Officer (Seremban and

loif, l.m.s. (S’poye) Coast), Executive

Assistant Health Officer—B. C. Ma Seremban), HealthEngineer

Officer (Coast and

(Railways

jumdef South), Assist. Medical Officer (Port

Matron, Grade I—Miss V. Wallis Dickson) and Dr. S. C. Howard

Nursing Sisters—Miss M. E. Timms,

Miss M. P. Paine. Miss T. E. Dar- . Police Department, Seremban

lington and Miss, P. M. Denny

Nursin'" Sister, I. W. C. — Miss M. ,Acting KempDeputy Commissioner — T. F. H.

Winton ! Assist. Commissioners—Abu Bakar

K'lialti Pilah bin Haginda, F. Wallace, I. S. Wylie

Deputy Medical Officer—S.

J S. Rajana- and Osman Bash ah bin Kulop Shah

yagam, l.m.s. (S pore), d.t.m. (Cal.) Chief son

Inspector—D. R. L. P. Mathe-

Lady Medical Officer, Women’s Hos- Inpectors—R,

pital—Miss M. J. Lyon, m.b., b.s. Wong Sze Kim,Ackrill, Pin bin Jusoh,

Dan Singh,

Hons. (Syd.), F.it.c.s. (Edin.)

Matron, Grade II—Miss A. Jones bin Raja Omar, Abdul Karim,Raja Abas

Mohamed

Noor and Yunus

Tampin' Chief Clerk- S. R. S. Naidu

Medical k Health Officer, Tampin h

Kuala Pilah—J. H. Strahan, m.b.,

B.CH . B.A.O., B.SC., (1st. Hons.), P.P.H. Supt.—T. PrisonF.Chowns

Department

H. Kemp

Port DicPmn Chief Clerk—Shuck Fatt

Assistant Medical Officer—K. Muru- Senior Hospital Assistant—A. S. Pillai

gasu, l.m.s. (S’pore)

Jelebu Public Works Department

Assistant Medical Officer—M. Vaitia- Head Office—Seremban

lingam, l.m.s. (S’pore) State Engineer —Major G. R. Percy, M.o.

Gemas Financial Assistant—J. T. Tamby Dorai

Assistant Medical Officer—S. Ramam- Typist—MissChief Clerk—N. Nagalingam

ritham, m.b., b.s. (Madras) Chan Sook Kie

Government Dispensarie* Seremban and Port Dickson

Outdoor Dispensary Sr. Execu. Engr.—T. R. Hutton

Assist. Engineers—C. Gjerten and C. R.

Seremban : Dresser-in-charge — T. D. Hawkins

Navaratnam Building Inspector—P. A. Peris

Mantin : Dresser-in-charge — R. Can- Head Overseer, Seremban—A Kana-

pathipillai

diah

Rembau : Dresser-in-charge — Mohd. Chief Clerk—K. Seeny

Head Overseer, Port Dickson — N.

Dbm bln Sail eh

Gaol Hospital, : Seremban: Hosp. Thambithurai Kuala Pilah and Jelebu

Asst.-in-charge— A. Santiapillay Executive Engineer— P. O’Connell

Chief Clerk—K. Alagar

Mines Department Chief Overseer— S. K. Mukherjee

Warden of Mines—(vacant) Tampin

Inspector, of Machinery- A. E. Greetham Executive Engineer—G. C. Hesketh

Chief Clerk—F. R. Stephens Chief Clerk— Koh Boon Seng

<3D

 NEGBI SEM BILAN C163

Sanitary Board State Treasury

Port Dickson State TreasurerA. Suppiah

Duties—K. and Collector of Stamp

Chfiirman—District Officer Chief Clerk—Tali Eng Khoon

Clerk—S. Apadurai

Members — Health Officer (Seremban, Survey Department

Jebebu andand

(Seremban Coast), Executive

Coast), Supt. ofEngineer

Customs Supt. Revenue Surv., Selangor and N. S,

(Port Dickson), Penghulu(Port Dickson,) Asst. —J. H. Spowers (Kuala Lumpur)

Toh Kee Kah,O.TehC. Chye Supt. Officer, Kuala Lumpur—G. L.;;

Cunningham,

Dickson) and Dato D.Bee,(PortF. Gibson : ■i. , ' •

MudaP.Linggi Asst. Supt., Field,; Kuala Lumpur—Capt.

Lady Supervisor of GovernmentBungalows AssistantG. H. Sworder

Superintendent, Negri Sem-

—Mrs. C. Gerrard bilan—J. K. Ramsay

Sanitary Inspector—Syed Abdullah

JEL EBU

District Office. Assistant Collector—Inche’ Shamsudin

Dist. Officer—Raja Aman Shah bin bin Nain'

Raja Harun Chief Clerk—K. Kandiah

Chief Clerk—Jabel bin Hassan

Land Office. Sanitary Board.

Collector—Raja Aman, Shah bin Raja Chairman—Raja Aman Shah bin Raja

Harun Harun

KUALA PILAH

District Oefice ■i Court ,

District Officer—E. E. Pengilley Magistrate-Raja Rastam Shahrome bin

Asst R. Said Tauphy

Hussindo. —Aldul Rani bin Haji Chinese Interpreter—Chan Aim Kong

Chief Clerk and Sub-Treasurer—R. Indian Interproter^-M. Ramasamy

Kunaratnam Sub-Treasury

Land Office j Chief Clerk—A. NagaTingani

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue— Sanitary Board '

Wan Othman bin Wan Ismail

Chief Clerk—N. M. Yasagam | Chairman—District Officer

TAMPIN

District Officer—A. C. Boyd, m.c.s. Executive ’ Engineer- G. ‘ C. Hesketh

Assist. Medical & Health Officer—Dr. P. G.

AbidinDistrict

bin Hj.Officer,

Abas Rembau—Zainal Asst.Currid •

Medjcal Officer, Gemas—Dr. S.

Assist. District Officer, Tampin—Ahmad Rama

Zainudin bin Karun

Asst. Supt., Customs & Excise, Tam-

pin—D. B. Coney Sanitary Board

Supt., Customs & Excise, Gemas—A. H. Chairman—District Officer, Tampin

Gridley

(/164 NEGRI SEMBILAN

ASSOCIATIONS and CLUBS St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

(Services: Monthly in theinMasonic

Bahau Hall,

Automobile Association of Malaya, Seremban; Quarterly

Kuala Pilah; and elsewhere by arrange-

and

The —

Hon. Secretary—F. Hilton, (Serem- ment with the Minister)

Minister-in-charge—Rev. Alan H.

ban). Pringle (Kuala Lumpur)

Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association — Elder—N. B. Frazer

Seretnban Hon, Secy, and Treas.—D. Ewan

Negri Sembilan Planters’ Association St. Paul’s Institution—Seremban

—Postal Ad: Port Dickson; Teleph. 6 Director—Rev. Bro. Joseph Sylvester,

(Port

Dickson) Dickson); Cable Ad: Achan (Port Assistant Teachers—Bros.

Negri Sembilan Spouting Club—Cable Herbert and 7 DayBernard,

Amedy, Anthony, Masters Robert,

Ad: Phillips, Seremban

St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Commercial Press, Printers, Stationers,

President—J. R. Sta.Association

Maria Booksellers Bookbinders, Newsagents,

RubberSuppliers

Stamp Makers, PhotoEngravers

Dealers,

Vice do—Chong Ah Kai Sports and Process

Secretary—Wong Kee Fatt

Treasurer—Abdullah bin H. Hassan 125,r Birch Road, Seremban

Sports Secretary—Loh Chak Seek \ uen Sze King, manager

Sungei Ujong Club—Seremban; Teleph. Cross & Wright, Advocates and Solicitors,

30Seremban

(Seremban); Cable Ad: Club, and Notaries Public, F. M. S.—93, Birch

Secretary and Treas.— J. F. Walker Road,

FrancisSeremban

Wright, m.a., barrister-at-law

R. H. V. Rintoul, b.a., solicitor

Borneo Motors,Teleph.

Ltd. —302;08-70,

CableSetul

Ad: Egan, Eugene,

Road,

Borneocar Seremban; Egerton Road, m.b., d.p.ii. d.t.m.,

Seremban; Teleph.&7Gh.—

M. Pecchioni, manager

R. Newman, works manager Evans & Co., Engineers

Structural H. W., Mechanical,

and General CivilCon-

and

Chartered

and Bank of Birch

China—127a, India,Road,

Australia

Serem- tractors—Works: Setul Road,Seremban;

ban; Teleph. 19 and 341 (two lines); Teleph. 137; Cable Ad: Evansco

Cable H. W. Evans, managing proprietor

A.L.W.Ad: Sasmbot

C.Hughes,

Hardingsub-agent

A.D. Sta Maria, clerk

A. Wijesurendra,

sub-accountant Leong Yew Soong, dranghtsman do.

CHURCHES and MISSIONS Fraser & Neave, Ltd. (Incorporated

Church of England—Negri Sembilan Straits Settlements),

Manufacturers—83, BirchAerated Waterin

Road, Serem-

St.Chaplain—Rev.

Mark’s Church—Seremban ban; Teleph. 109; Cable

B. Stokes, l.th. (St. Head Office: Singapore. Branches: Ad: Atlas.

Mark’s Parsonage), Seremban,

Chaplain’s .Warden—A. Edmonds, SumatraF.M.S. Throughout Malaya; Siam, Java and

J.P., C.H. A.LinR.AhRobb, manager (Kuala Lumpur)

People’s

m.b.e. Warden—Mrs. W. L. Braddon, Chong, clerk in-charge

Hon.A. Treasurer,

W. Hughes Church Committee— Grenier&Son,Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Hon. Secretary, Church Committee— Seremban; Printers

Teleph. 177; Birch Cable Road,

Ad:

L. F. Wilkinson

Church Committee—The above with Grenier; London Office: 20, Billiter

Messrs. H. R. H. Stafford and M. J. Street, London E.C. 3

Ti. T. Mutikisna, manager

Hayward,andMrs.

Duncan Mrs. Gubbins,

Burns Mrs. E. Cheng Pee, assistant

 NEGRI SEMBILAN Cl 65

'Harper, Gilfillan A Co., Ltd. (Incor- Pratt, W. H., Engineer and Contractor

— Seremban; Teleph. 36; P.O. Box 41;

porated in F.M.S.)—Port Dickson; Cable Cable

Ad: Achan, Port Dickson W. ILAd:Pratt,

Pratt,proprietor

Seremban

Lee Kee & Co., General Merchants — G.C. G.H. Fry, engineer

Pratt, cash

102 & 103, Birch Road; Seremban R. T. Fredericks, chief clerk

Koh Lian Chin, sole propr. & mgr. Van Sin Min, storekeeper and

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd.,Visiting Agents O.overseer

Whatmore, asst, storekeeper

and Estate Agents—Seremban; Teleph.

128; Cable Ad: Visiting; Codes: A.B.C. St.—(See Paul’s Old Boys’ ^Association

5th edn., BroomhaU’s Imperial Com- Associations)

bination Rubber edn., Birchwood, Seremban Trading Co., The, Estate Sup-

Kendall’s and Bentley’s

A.W. B.H.S.“W.Morton,

Gubbins, director

do. pliers and General Merchants—.117,

Birch Road, Seremban ; Teleph. 120

W. G. Howse, do. (SerPmban); Cable Ad: Khongsoochin;

A.L. H.

E. Mullaly,

Eastman,visiting agent

c.a., accountant Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Private

Khong Soo Chin, managing partner

^Mercantile C.o. (F.M.S.), Ltd., Estate ■Affendies K. Vaithilingam, partner

Suppliers and General Merchants—4,

Cameron Road, Seremban; Cable Ad,: " International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Mercom Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

' Shimaya Hotel—83,, Birch Road

Motorists’

Dealers Stores

and & Agency

Commission Co., Motor Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Agents—87-89,

Birch Road; Cable Ad: Motoagency; inTinS.S.), Plantation Rubber Estate and

Mine' Agents

Codes: A.B.C.Kon5thand

LeejointKin edn. and Bentley’s Import,

ShippingExand andandProduce

portInsurance Valuers,Merchants,

General

managers Chia Shin Siew, Road, Agents—Birch

Serein ban; Teleph. 94; Cable Ad:

INegri Sembilan Eurasian Association Simit •II; R. Mackay, manager

— {See Associations) (For Fuller JQetails See Sime, Darfry

Co., Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

Negri Sembilan Planters’ AsgociA- ; Straits Trading Co., Ltd.,The (Seremban

tion—{See Associations) Agency)

T. Robertson, agent*

Negri Sembilan Sporting Club—(See Port Swettenhain

Boustead k Co., Ld.,forwarding agents

Associations)

' S'uNdiR Ujong Club— (See Associations) ’

Negri Sembilan Press—147, Birch Road ,TowN Despkns.aR'Y, The, Chemists and

'Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Druggists— 9, Jalan TunkuAd:11Radha,

assan,

Ltd. (Seremban Branch) — 63, Birch Sereraban; Seremban; Teleph. 240;Cable

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Road,

Cable Seremban;

Ad: Oversea; Teleph. 237

Codes:China and 58;

PrivateBldg.,

and United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Bentley’s.

Chulia Street, HeadSingapore.

Office: and Straits

BranchesWorld Settlements), Engineers, Foun-

Agencies Throughout the Whole ders and

-Office and Works:

Contractors — Seremban,

Birch Road; Teleph.

Ng Loo Beng, manager 16; Cable Ad: Uniteers

 PAHANG

Theside

eastern Stateof the

of Pahang

peninsula liesfrom

between

*2 deg. Trengganu

27 min. to 4and deg.Johore,

47 min. and extends

N., its coast along the

line being

about 130 miles in length. The area of the State is estimated at 13,820 square miles, and

its. principal river, which drains a large extent of country, is known by the same name,

The river Pahang is, however,,owing to its shallowness, navigable for small craft only.

The

180,811country is sparsely

inhabitants, populated,

as compared withthere

146,064being, according tb the census of 1931,

in 1921.

The capital of the State is Kuala Lipis, situated at the mouth of the Lipis river

where is 1888,

August, also thetheseat of Government.

Sultan, acting underThe the State

adviceisofunder Britishofprotection,

the Sultan and in

Johore, applied

for a British Resident to assist in the administration of the country, which request-

was acceded to in October of that year.

The predominant rock is slate, but granite, sandstone, limestone, quartz, and schist

abound,

of basalt,while tracesetc.of volcanic

trachyte, As regards actionits atmineralogy

some remotetheage are has

State shown by thepossessed

always presencea

high

these reputation

have been but for itslittleproduct

sought,ofthegoldwonderful

and tin. oldThough during recent

gold workings periods

discovered by

Messrs. Knaggs and.Gower show that the State must, at some

been well known and populated. Gold is worked on a large scale at Raub by the Raub very remote time, have

Australian Mining Company, and on a small scale dsewhere by Chinese and Malays.

The Pahang Consolidated Company, Ltd., have large tin mines at Sungei Lembing in

the Kuantan district, and there is much tin mining in the Bentong-Raub districts

and at Gambang in the Kuantan district. ' -

The The

Staterevenue for 1935 1936,

on 1st January, amounted to $5,422,021to and

owed $25,509,504 the expenditure

the other States of thetoFederation.

$5,186,734‘

The indebtedness incurred by the State is represented by

are to prove of a remunerative character in years tq come. Excellent roads hav.e public improvements that

been constructed, opening up land for planting and aiding prospecting for minerals.

All principal towns are now connected by telegraph and the new trunk railway

which connects the F. M. S. Railways and the Siamese Railways has been completed.

It is now possible to travel by rail from Singapore to Bangkok through Kelantan.

1934,TheThequantity

_ exportsofof copra

rubberexported

were valuedin 1935at $2,390,134

amounted asto against

542 tons$3,240,915

as againstin4201934.

in

The quantity

inThequantity of tin-ore exported was 2029 tons valued at $2,869,848 being a decrease

total goldoffrom

245 the

tonsStateand placed

a decrease

on thein market

value ofin$3lV,272

1935 wasas 22,909

compared withof1934.

ounces an

estimated value of $1,224,062. The Raub Australian Gold Mining Company is respon-

sible for 92 per cent., of this total output. .

The total value of trade for 1935 was $9,316,979 as against $10,357,242, a decrease

of over 10 per cent.

 P4»ANG'. 0167

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Mkmbkus '6f State Council

President—H.

Shah, H.K.c.M.G.,

Al-Sultan

iblii-A.bu Bakar Ri’Ayatu’d-din

al-Marhum al-mu’adzdzam

al-.Mu’tasim Bi’llaih al-Sultan

Abdullah i \ a: < .} ;C. ' •/ h

British ^.esideid^t Hon. Mr. C. C. Jkown, m.c.s. (J. V. Cowgil], M.c.'sl)

, , I . (acping) ^^ I ■ '

lion. TheBesar

Tengku Legal ofAdviser, Federated; Malay

Pahang—Hon. TengkuStates

Sulaimari, C.M.G., ibni al-

Marhuin al-Sultan Ahmad ;i|l-Mu’adzdzam Shah

TeUgku Arif

BillahBendahara—Tengku

al-Sultan AbdullahMahmud ibni ;d-Marhuni al-Mu’tasim

Tengku Mu’ta-sim

Arif Temenggong--Tengku Abdul-Aziz ibni, al-Marhum al-

Bi’jkih al-Sultan Abdu’llah

Drang Kaya Indera P^hla^an-pC4e’ Wan Haji Abda llah bin Engku

Temmeriggong /

Orang Kaya Indera Segara—Che’ Ehgku Abdul Jamal bin Engku Muda

Orang .Kaya

M.C.S. Indera Shahbaiidar—Dato’ Hussain

.. ■ ’ • bin Mohamad Tayib,

Chief Kadzi Pahang—Haji Mohamad Daud bin Haji Zainal-Abidin 1

. Tengku Muhammad^

Shah m.b-e., ibni al-Marhum Sultan ' Ahmad' aBMu’adzam

;

1 Tengku ’Umar ibni al-Marhum Sultan Ahmad al-Mu’adzam Sbah

UnofficialRahman

Meinbers—V. B. C. Baker, R.

bin Hashim al-Habshi, J. p. G-. Ybung, Saiyid ’Abdu’r-

Household of H.H. the Sultan

Comptroller of the Household and Private Secretary — (Vacant)

Secretary---Tengku Mohamad,

al-Mu’adzdzam Shah m.b.e., ibni al-Marhum al-Sultan Ahmad

Aide-de-Camp (’he’ Engku Muda Mohamad bin phe’ Engku Bendahara

Tengku Panglima

Muda Ali Resar—Tengku Haji Jaafar bin al-Marhum Tengku

jlato’ Setia Lela—Tengku Kudin bin Tengku Samat, j.p.

Dato’ Dalam—Che’ Mohamad Tayib biR Haji Muhammad

British Residency District Offices

Resident—Hon. Mr. C.C. Brown, M.C.S,. District Officer—H.LiC.pisR. Rendle, m.c.s.

(J. V. Cowgill, M.c.s.)-(acting) Assist, do. Talhah

— Moliamed Bazaein bin

Mohamed

Secretariat hi Deputy Assist.

bin Baba . District Officer—Mohamed

Secretary to Resident—R. B. Black, ‘m.cA Assist.;

lands-W. J. Peel, m.c.s.Cameron High-

District Officer,

Office Assist!—A. Marhalingham

Clerk, Special Class—Lee Kim Swee Malay Officer—Raja Anor Shah bin

Raja Harun

; doE Class I—V. iSayavamamuthu i\ Chief Clerk—Loh ; Ah Khan ..

do. Class II—M. Nadarajah

CleUcs.r Class III—M. 1 Kathiravelul FinanciM Olerh—;V.

Sanitary.Inspector—K.

Arumugam

Casinathan

tr A

Mdbamed' Ramly, V. • MArtigaspillay Settlement Officers—Che Abdul flabim

and Elias bin Jtan Moi Ali ^ bin Mohd. Jamil .

0168 PAHANG

Raub 2nd Clerk, Land Office — Abdul Hamid

District Officer—W.District

A. C. Goode, bin EndutOfficers—Awang bin Tah and

m.c.s. Settlement

Deputy Assistant Officer—Raja

Zainal Azman Shah bin Raja Sir Malay Mohamed bin Land

Mohd.Office—Abdul

Jamil

Ohulan Writer, Rah-

Temerloh man bin Jusoh

Tracer—Suleiman bin Koming

Sanitary Inspector—W. R. Rasiah

DistrictDistrict

Assist. Officer—H. G. Turner, M.e.S.

Officer—M Chinese. Interpreter and Clerk of Court—

Megat Mohamed Isa egat Yunus bin Lee Thian Su

Deputy Assist. District Officer—Ibrahim

bin Mat Piah Education

Chief Clerk—Y.

Clerk—A. Yeluppillai

Mayilvanhanam Inspector of Schools—E.

Land

Malay Writer—Hindon bin Hassan Malay Assist. InspectorC. ofHicks, m.a.

Schools—

Settlement Officers—Awang Mustaffa bin Chief Mohamed Ali bin Mohamed

Imam Isa, Ahmad bin Haji Hussin and SecondClerk, Clerk, Educ. Dept.—N.Vyramuthu

Educ. Dept.—K. T.Sarma

Abu iBakar bin Haji Hussin Third Clerk, Educ. Dept.—Ab. Latiff bin

Sanitary Inspr.—R. Sattanathan Ribut

Chinese Interpreter—Lee Kong Reng Clifford School—Kuala Lipis

Kuantan Headmaster—A. Ramalingam

District Officer—C. W. Shorland, m.c.s. Assistant

Asst. Dist. Officer—Ahmad bin Haji Lian AhTeachers Shin, Kok — R.Swee

Somasundaram,.

Hong, T. C.

Husin, m.a.s.

Malay Assistant—Tengku Abdul Majid Chelliah, Tengku Mahmud bin Tengku

bin Tenku Suleiman ,

Chief Clerk, Disk Office—C. S. Kandiah and Salleh bin Hussain Chellappah,.

Hj. Vusoff, ChanHo Kai, Y.

Treasury Clerk—T. Karthigasu Government English School—Kuantan

Sanitary Health

Board Clerk—Seenivasagam Headmaster—V. Rasiah

Sanitary Inspector—S.' N-agalingr. Assistant

, Gurbachan Teachers

Singh —Kaulsi,

K. Thurairatnam,

P. K. Selvan-

Settlement Officer—Salleh Uddin bin Mat ayagan,

and Ten S.YenT. R.Eng.

Singaih, S. Selvaratnam

Lela

1st Land OfficeYyramuthu

Clerk—A. Murugasu \ Government English School—Raub

2nd

Malaydo.Writer—Mohanied

—Y. Ali bin Tahir Headmaster—J. S. Saini, B. sc.

Assistant

Clerk of Court and Indian ThterWretOr— Sivapakiam, Teachers—S.

T. Sinnappu,Mailvaganam,

Chan Chee C.

S. Chelliah Onn and Mohd Ariff bin Abdullah

Chinese Interpreter—Chia Kah Sek . Government English School—Bentong

Bentong Headmaster—N. Appudurai

District Officer—Dato’ Hussain bin Mohd- Assistant Teachers — M. Thambipillai,

T. K. Nadarajah, P. Gunaratnam,

Taib,

M.c.s., m.c.s.

acting)(Dato’ Ahmad bin Osman, _S. Sivagurunathan and Tan Eng

Deputy

IbrahimAssistant Officer—Abdullah bin Seng

Chief Clerk—Stephen Perera Government English School—Pekan

Settlement Headmaster—S. Kandiah

. Suhor andOfficers—Abdul

Adi bin Budin Rahmari: bin Forest Department

Sanitary Inspectbr W. II. T. Abraham

Pekan State

DolmanForest Officer (Pahang)—H. C.

District Officer—W.

Asst. District Cp\e, m.cA: , bin District Forest Officers—Chan Gin Ghee

OfficerSamsudiA

{tam, m.a.s. (Lipis), K. H. Bryant (Betong and

Chief Clerk—J. Gomes . ., i ; Raub), J. C. K. Marshall (Kuantan), E..

Correspondence ClerkD. R.V.Ueratji C. Foenander

Coomai, asauiy Assist. District (Temerloh)

Forest Officer—C. L.

Treasury Clerk—L. Carrier (Rompin)

3rd Clerk—Hitam bin Haji AH. F,orest Rangers—Mat Said bin Yaha-

Mala^ Writer, District Olhce—^rtam bin ya (Rompin), Pandak bin Khatib

Chief Clerk, Land Office—S. Nalliah Man (Raub)

Chief Clerk—S. G Pragasam

 PAHANG (J169

Medical and Health Department Infant Welfare, Centre — Pahang East,

Pahang Cable Ad: Senmed, liaub Kuantan

•State Medicalb.a.&(Oxon),

P. Hodge, Health L.M.s.g.A.f

Officer—Dr. H. Lady Medical Officer--Dr. (Mrs.) M

Lond.)

Cert. (Lond.), s.t.m. McMahon

•Chief Clerk—K. Aydurai Health Branch

Medical Branch: Hospitals, Govern- Health Office, Pahang West—Kuala

ment Dispensaries, Infant Welfare Lipis

Centres and Asylums Cable Ad: Health, Kuala Lipis

General Hospital—Kual a Hipis Health Officer—Dr. T. Evans, m.r.c.s.

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuala Li pis (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.), d.p.h.

Med. Officer—Dr. (Eng.)

(England), l.r.c.p.R. (London)

M. B. Low is, m.r.c.s. Health Office, Pahang East—Kuantan

Assist. Medical Officers—Dr. P. K. Cable Ad: Health, Kuantan

Menon and Dr. W. J. Jesudasan, Health Officer—Dr. R. G. Spink, m.d..

l.m.s. (Singapore) cb.b. (U. Aberd.), d.p.h., d.t.m.&h!

Matron—Miss C. Ambrose Cert.''(Lond.), s.t.m.

^Sister—Miss J. W. Anderson

District Hospital—Raub Police

Cable Ad: Medical, Raub

Assist. Med. Officer—Dr. J. Samuel, l.m.s. Chief Police Officer, Pahang—W. A.

C. Haines

((Singapore)

District //o-s'/n’i'a^^Bentong Assistant

Lipis —Commissioner

Yeop Osmanof Police,

bin AbdulKuala

Cable Ad: Medical, Bentong

Assist. Med. Officer —Dr. P. Ponnampalam, Wahab.

l.m.s. (Singapore)

District Hospittil— Rn'antaln Public Works Dept., Pahang

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuantan State Engineer, Pahang—J. B. Mac-

Medical Officer—Dr. J. E. MacMahon, .iNsr.dE. Lachlan, ii.c., m.sc.,, b. eng., assoC.m.

B.A. (T.C.D.), M.B., B.CH., B.A.O., L.M., Senior Executive Engineer, Kuantan

d.t.m. & h., Trinity College, Dublin —H.M.S. Haughton, b.so., m.i.c.e.,

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. K. m.i.c.e., M.I.S.E.

Natarajan and Dr. P. K. Parasura- Executive Engineers—Kual Lipis: W.

ma Iyer, m.b., b.s. (Madras) L. Midford, b.sc., Ben tong: H. J.A. W.

Rofe,S.

Sister—Miss L. Murray a.c.g.i., Cameron Highlands:

District Hospital—Mentakab Anderson, b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e., a.e.

Cable Ad: Medical, Mentakab san.i. ' ■

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. S. Sivaga- Chief Financial Assistant—K. Kandiah

nam, l.m.s. (Singapore) Draftman—R. Rajaratnam

District Hospital—Pekan fStpr.ekee.per-T-V. Thambipillai

Cable Ad: Medical, Pekan State Treasury

Assist. Med. Officer—Dr. Mohd. Said

bin Mohd, l.m.s. (S’pore) State Treasurer—Y. Kanapathy Pillai

iSister—Mrs. H. S- Hall Chief Clerk K. Arunasalam

0170 PAHANG—THE UNFF!»EMf-fiD MALAY STATES

Central Pahang Plan'i-Rrz’ AKnilc i ath>n RaubauSt; r 'Code': Bfoomhalls.' Chas.1

Chairman—A. Burleigh uaJitbuB. A. Cla fke & Son, Empire Ckauibers,,

Hon;" Seoretary-HGk • D'. Treble Vi Queen. Street, Brisbane, .'Secretaries-

China. Underwriters, oMd.) Life, J.' C. Coldham, b.e., general mgr.

Fire, Marine, Accident, Motpr Car and H. M. Thomas, b.e,', asst., do.

: 5 J. Collet, engineer

General I nsn raht)^— Head Office: Hong '■ ‘ G. M. Willington, underground,

Kong

Agent—Cheah 'Sain Keat, ■ 14, ’Ah manager

.3.0 Pang,Street, Bentong ■: E. H. N. Molloy, metallurgist

Pahang Club—Kuala Lipis J. Samuel, surveyor

President— British Resident{(yr-offieip), i S. A. Paspoe, mine foreman

Hon. Secretary—R. Wyeth R. J. Pascoe, mine forman

X. Sinclair, mine foreman

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., R. G. Raye, assayer

Ltd. (Incorporated in Queensland) A. Macdonald, accountant

—Raub, Pahang, F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: H. Heale, secretary

THE UN EE DERATED MALAY STATES

The Malay

Kelantan States not included in the Federation are Johore, Kedah, Perils,

and Trengganu.

Article 3 of the Johore Treaty of the 11th December, 1885, provided for the ap-

pointment of a British Agent in Johore. By an agreement dated the 12th May, 1914,

this was altered‘SO

the General Adviser, as’to

whose provide

advicefor the appointment of a British

upon inofficer to be affect-

called

ing the general administration ofmust be askM1 and*

the country and onaOted

all questions allother

matters

than those

touching Malay religion and custom.

tion The States9thofJuly,

on the Kedah, 1909,Perlis,

when,Kelantan and Trengganu

in execution of the Treaty cameof under

the 10thBritish

March,protec-

1909,

the Siamese Government transferred to the British Government all suzerainty, protec-

tion, administration

took over and control over these four States. British -Advisers on that day

officer styledfrom

the Siamese Advisers

British Agent assumedin Kedah,

duty. Perlis and Kelantan. In Trengganu, an

The Sultanupon.an

administrated of Trengganu,

improvedlater, basis, expressed a desirewith

and, by a Treaty thatHishisMajesty’s

State should be

Govern-

ment dated the 24th May, 1919, agreed to receive a British

British Agent provided for by an earlier Treaty of , the/22nd April, 1910) and to askAdviser (in place of the

and follow

country andhis advice upon

all questions otherallthan

mattersthoseaffecting

touchingthe the general administration

Mohammedan religion. of the

ment The Treaty

to Siam of 1909 also provided for the loan of £4,000,000 by the F.M.S.to Govern-

up with the for the purpose

F.M.S. Railwaysof building

system via a railway southward

Kelantan. This from

sum Bangkok connect

was subsequently

increased

The to £4,750,000,

railway via Kedah in consequence of a decision to connect up also via Kedah.

passenger

1922. The service betweenwas

International

opened and

Bangkok

Express

to traffic onwas

leaves Penang

the inaugurated

Bangkok every

1st July, 1918.on A2ndfastJanuary,

Wednesday and Saturday

weekly

atSunday

midday and arrives

evenings. at PraiPrai(theevery

It leaves mainland

Mondaystation for Penang)

and Friday morning on and

Thursday

arrivesandin

Bangkok on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.

In general

States terms, it has

maybeenbe said

eventhat morethe development of the Unfederated Malay

Malay inStates.

the lastTheir

decade

revenue, for instance, in remarkable

10 years hasthanmore that

than ofquadrupled.

the Federated:

 THE UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES—JOHORE 0171

Although each of the five Unfederated Malay States preserves its individuality

with the greatest solicitude, there is the friendliest feeling, not only amongst them,

but also between

Settlements; and inthem

any and the which

matter Federated

tendsMalay States

to their and the

common Colony ofyetthedoes-

advantage, Straits

not

affect

anothertheir individuality,

in many respects, there is ready

both great and co-operation. The States

small. As examples differ fromin one

of the difference the

smaller matters,calendar,

Mohammedan it may bewhereas

mentioned that and

Jbhore Kedah,Kelantan

Peflis and

haveTrengganu

adopted adhere to the

the Christian

calendar.

however, theTheresemblance

system of internal

between administration differs very

the States is strong. Theygreatly;

are all onMohammedan

broad lines,

countries, and are governed by a Rider who is advised by a State Council. (Johore has

separate

LegislativeLegislative and Executive

and Executive.) They Councils; in the other

use the coinage and States the Councils

the currency notesareofboth

the.

Straits Settlements. Their European officials are British officers, almost all of,

whom are lent, on deputation, to them by the Governments of

and the Federated Malay States. Johore, Kedah, Kelantan and Trengganu have the Straits Settlement^

their

a partseparate

of Kedah)issues

still ofusesstamps.

the KedahThestamps.

small State of Perils (which in earlier days was

JOHORE

This 7,678

of about Statesquare

occupiesmiles.

the southern

The State portion of thebyMalay

is ruled Peninsula,

a Sultan, whoandis has an area

juristically

independent, but politically under the protection of the British Government. The

present

Sultan Sultan, Ibrahim,

Abubakar, was crowned

born inon1873, and ofsucceeded hisof father, the late

the

Most January, in1916,

1stDistinguished 1895,the

Order

being

ofdignity

St. of an the

Michael and

2nd

Honorary

St.

November

KnightwasGrand

George

thatCrossyear.

conferred on

On

of His

the

Highness the Sultan by His Majesty the King, and the investiture took place

at Johore Bahru on May 11th, 1916. His Highness has been decorated with the Order

ofandthemoreBritish Empire

recently withinGrand

furthercross

recognition of hisExcellant

of the Most services during

Order the GreatBritish

of the War.

Empire. Since 1910, the Sultan has had the services

Civil Service as General Adviser, and other members of that service are of an, officer

r of the Malayan

seconded to control various departments, with the result that the government is

now

large on a soundto footing theandpresent

financially one of the wealthier of the MalaymadeStates with

gress savings

in materialmeetprosperity, andfallhasin revenue.

attracted aThegoodcountry

deal ofhasEuropean greatcapital,

pro-

invested in planting enterprises.

The revenue for 1936 amounted to. $17,388,991 against 817,162,127 in 1935,

and

assetstheat expenditure

the end of 1935 to $17,91.1,794

amounted into 1936 against The

$40,595,720. $ 18,429,798

railway,in.which

1935, connects

Surplus

Singapore with the F. M. S. system, was completed in 1909.

provides acces to the extensive areas of valuable forest land not conveniently reached Along its 120 miles it ’

by the natural waterways. It is operated and leased by the F. M. S. Railways Depart-

ment, which now constructed

causeway controls theover wholethe ofStraits

the railways in between

the MalaythePeninsula. A

Johre andhasthebeen Island of Singapore, of Johore,track

carrying a railway and a roadway. mainlandIt wasof

opened

lar trafficforonpassenger

28th June,trains1924.on 1st October, 1923. The roadway was opened to vehicu-

JohoreThe capital

Lama, is old Johore,ofwide

the town theJohore Bahru, orof new Johore, asof Johore,

distinguished from

situated

flourishing few ormiles

, a little placeupon the

former

the nearestestuary

seat

of the

point of'the

the Sultans

Johore

maihland river. which

The newisland,

to Singapore

wasa

town isand

lying about 14 miles to the north-east of Singapore city, in 1° 26' N. It contains

some 100,000in inhabitants,

.attention recent yearsmostly and Chinese.

$8,158,104 Public W’ofksonhave

wa§ tspent' themreceived a goodThere

in 1936." dealareof

now about '857 miles of roads in the; State, and new roads are 'being constructed.

 0172 JOHOKE

t The estimated population of : this

505,311 in 1931), of whom 850 were Europeans, State in 1936286,100

was 631,200

Malays,(as274,400

compared with

Chinese,

65,000 Indians, 340 Eurasians, and 4*910 others. The Chinese are chiefly found

as cultivators of rubber.

1935, 1936

Imports $34,458,315 $38,908,158

Exports . ... $50,861,133 $76,897,361

$85,319,448 $115,805,519.

European and Chinese have taken up large areas for planting, chiefly rubber,

pineapples and coconuts. The export of tapioca was 58,783 piculs in 1936, as

compared with 76,109 piculs in 1935, and the value were $213,406 and $223,874

respectively. The export of rubber in 1936 amounted to 1,495,527 piculs, valued

at $59,348,483 against 1,400,422 piculs in 1935 valued at $32,963,598. A remark-

able feature of the rubber industry in this State is the large amount of land

taken up by the Japanese. In 1936, 682,294 piculs of copra, valued at $2,881,710

and 361,046 piculs of areca-nuts, valued at $1,554,124, were exported.

At the

rubber, present

copra, timepepper

gambier, the principal exports and

and areca-nuts, of Johore are the

the natural carefully

products cultivated

of tin, timber,

rattans and damar. For almost all such produce Singapore is the port of shipmnt.

Batu Pahat and 590,288 tons of ore worth $2,951,445 were exported in 1936. Thein

Johore is rich in iron ore, and a mine is being successfully worked by Japanese

export of tin ore in 1936 amounted to 999 tons.

DIRECTORY

qOVEBNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir Ibkahim, g.c.m.g., k.b.e., Sovereign of the Most Esteemed

Darjah Karabat (Family Order) and the Most Honourable Darjah Mahkota

Johore

Order of(Order of the Crown

the Crown of Johore),

of Rumania, First Class

and First Class Order

Osmanieh

of theOrder,

WhiteFirst Class

Elephant

oftheSiam; “Grand Croix” of the Ordre Royal duFirst

CamClass

bodge Grand

and “Grand Croix” of

Order of the Rising Sun of Japan; Fellow of the Royal Zoological Societytheof

Ordre Imperial du Dragon de TAnnam; Cordon of

Scotland

and Hon. (Hon.); Colonel

Col. Johore Commandant,

Volunteer Engineers.Johpre

BomMilitary and 1873.

17th Sept., Volunteer Forces

Proclaimed

7th Sept., 1895; crowned 2nd November, 1895

Private Secretaries—Major Data H. Md. Said, d.p.m.«i., p.i.s. and Capt. S. Abdullah,

S.M.J., P.I.S. . ■ ■ ' . ‘

Council op State Clerk of Councils^Inche Isa bin

President—Dato Mentri Besar ‘ Abdullah

Vice d®.— Deputy Mentri Besar General Adviser’s Office

Office of Mentri Besar Genl. Adviser—W. E. Pepys

Mentri Besar—The Hon. Y. M. Ungku Personal Assistant, -Inche Ahmad Keppel

A. Aziz bin A. Majid, d.k., c.m.g. bin Jaapar

Deputy Mentri Besar—The Hon. Y. Stenographer—Inche

Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad Atanbinbin Mohd. Y asin

A. Rahman

M. TJngku Mohamed bin Md. Kha-

lid, D.K., D.P.M.J. and A. Majid bin Awaldin

 JOHORE C17S

Secretariat Customs Office

State Johore Bahru

bin Secretary—Hon.

AH, d.p.m.j. Dato Mohd. Salleh Deputy Commissioner—Dato Awang

Deputy Assist. Secretary—Hon

Kadir bin Daud, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. Dato A. Omar

Office Assist.—M. Eunus bin Noordin Assist. Superintendent — Syed Hashim

bin Abdullah

Agricultural Department Causeway

State AgriculturalDip. Officer—A. Supt.—Mahmood bin Hussain (aetg.)

E. Assist.

Coleman-Doscas, Agr. (W.A.) Supts.—Abdul Chik.Kadir bin, Abdullra

Agricultural Officer, Johore Central—J. Raja Omar bin Muar

Fairweather,

Agricultural n.d.a., u.d.a.

Cook, b.sc. Officer, Johdre North—J. Deputy Abu Bakar Commissioner—Ibrahim bin

Assist. Supts.—Zainal

Abdul Rahman bin Awang bin Mohamed and

Audit Office

Auditor—Wan Jusoh bin AH Botu Pahat

Actg. Assist. Auditor—Abdul Aziz bin Supt.—Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman

IdrisGrade

Clerk, Hj Shukor

I—Otliman bin Mohd. Noor Assist., Supt.—Ahmad bin A wang

Kota Tinggi

Bankruptcy and Companies Office Supt.—Ahmad bin Ibrahim

Official Assignee and Registrar of ' Pgutian

Companies—J. B.Assignee—

Weiss Haji Mohd. Supt.—Awang Chik bin Paridak

Assistant Official

Navsir bin Haji Salleb > Hegakuat ■

Official Administrator—J. B. Weiss Supt;—Ja’afar bin AH

Assistant

Mohd. NassirOfficial Administrator—Ha

bin Haji Salleh , Merging

Commissioner

tion—J. B. Weiss for Workmen’s Compensa- Assist. Supt.—Abdul Rahim bin Kimen

Preventive Branch

dphore Bahru

Chandu Monopoly— Senior Supt.—D. P. Stokes

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Supt.—C.Supt.—Wan

O Williams Ibrahim bin Uda

Teleph. 92232 (Johore) Assist.

Wan Abdullah bin Haji (

Wan Hussein

Johore Bahru and A. Manas bin Siman

Stfpt;—Commissioner

Deputy Supt.—Omar bin Uda of Trade & Customs Muar

Assist, do. —Saffarbin bin Sendot

Morja Supt.—N.D. Mackay

Storekeeper—Ahmad Assist. Supts:—Osman bin Ahmad and

Chief Clerk— A. Aziz bin Abdullah Abdul Raof biri Aman

Muar Fatxi Pahat

Assist. Supt.—H. Omar bin Mentol

Do. —Shahdan C.H.Md. Salleh Supt.—M. B. Holland

Assist., Supt.—A.' .Aziz bin Haji Taib

Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota EaAtj Kludng

Tinggi and Kukop Supt.—PSupt.—Elias

.H. Burgessbin_ Haji AH

Assist; Supts.—The Supts. of Customs Assist

Customs Department Pontian Kechil •

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Assist. Supt.—Ungku Almad bin Omar

Teleph. 92232 Education Department

Customs

Bahru; Office,92268.Causeway, Johore Supreme

Teleph

Court Buildings; Telephone

No. 14, Johore

Office of Commissioner of Trade & Supt. of Education—F.

Assist. Inspector, Malay L. Shaw

Schools — A.

Customs.— F. H. Mather

Commissioner—N. Shukor bin Ismail, Syed Esa bin Alwee^

Personal Assistant — Ismail bin Ariffin Mohamedoon bin Md, Taib

(acting)Clerk — Daud bin Haji Abdul Visiting

Chief AH binTeacher,

Haji Daud Religious Schools—Haji

Hamid Chief Clerk—Wan Mohamed bin Ibrahim

cm JOHORE

English Calhge—Johore.Bahru Government English School—Batu Pahat

Headmaster—J, Bain Headmaster—Noel Rees, b.a.

European Masters—W. II. Little, b.a., Assistant Masters—Lee Kong Boon, S, A.

H. I). Grundy, b.a. Monteiro, M. E.b.a.,

S.Devasagayam,

N. Chopra, Mathews, R. A. Alfred,

C, R. Krishnan, G.

Assistant

Treusein,Masters — George Lowe,

S. Subramaniatn, F. A.F. LeJ. sekaram, T. Moreira, M.Daud

Gnana-

Vos, Ahmad bin Suleiman, So Hoo Kum Md. Amin,B. N.KoeChatterjee, Ewe Teik and M.

bin

P.Chin, G. J. Stephens,

L. Machado, Wee HyeNgKweeAh Ow,

and b.a.,

Md. Md. Arunasalam

Amin, Koe Ewe Teik, M. Aruna-

Salleh bin Hassan salam and Toh Boon Chin

Bukit Zahrah School—Johore Bahru Assist. Mistresses — Mrs. E. A. Mon-

Headmaster—H. B. Man by

Assistant Masters—B. A. Logan, C. I. teiroTrade and Mrs. D. S. Alfred

School—Johore Bahru

Joseph, T. V. Sundaram, b.a., Md. Headmaster—J.

U. K. Jesudason, T. H. Anna- Asst. Masters—A.W.Wahid Moore

bin SuJai-

durai Aiyer, Khoo Peng Hock, J. man, Omar bin Ismail, Akarim bin

A. David, Chen Siew Suan, Chiang Arts Suleiman b. Hj. Omar and

Mong'Hoe, V. Krishna, M. Mad- Mohd. Jainil C. Yusof

havaniar, b.a., Goh Teik Chow,

Zainal Abidin bin Tamby Koh Gim Forest Department

Chuan and Miss M. Pereira

lYge Heng Primary School— Conservator—A. E. Rambaut, m.f.s.

Johore Bahru Assist, do., Kluang - C. Cairns, m.f.s.

Headmistress—Miss C. Renton Sub-Assist. Conservator, Johore Bahru— '

Assistants Mistresses—Mrs. J, Lowe, Miss Mohamed bin Saman

M. Pereira, Mrs. L. Moore, Mrs. Government Printing Office

H. K. Wee, Mps. Chan Siew Suan,

Tan Kiong Hee, Md. C. A. Ghari Superintendent—K.

Asst.

C. David

Printer—Markom B. H. M. Said

and Toh Boon Chin

Government English School—Muar phief Clerk—Md. Amin B. Idris

Headmaster—J.

European R. Taylor,

Master—J. M.a. b.a.

D. Joseph, Land Office

European Mistress—Mrs. C. E. Milne A. Commissioner of Lands & Mines—II.

Assistant Masters — C. D. Westwood,

Sinnathamby, S. Paterson

upillay, N. A. P.Hannay,

L. Samy, T. Sivagur-

Ohelliah John, Office Assist.—Abu Bakar bin Ahmad

b.a., K. P. Chaly, Tan Chong Chew, Collector Bahru—Wan

of Land Revenue, Johore

Idris bin Ibrahim

V.P. Lingam,

C. Joseph, HansbinRaj

Azman Bangah,A. K.K. Collector of Land Revenue,

A. Hamid, K. Wilson

Muar—F.

Pillai, Ibrahim bin Haji Salam, S. P. Collector of Land Revenue, Batu

Johnston, Md. Hashim bin Mat Pahat—R. E. Wilson

Piah, Nasir bin Haji Bakar, L.

Gawthorne, K. A. Chaly, Yusoff Collector of Land Revenue, Segamat

-G. L. F. Bird

Tajudin bin Tek and R. A. Mon- Collector of Land Revenue Kluang—

teiro L. R. F. Earl

Assist. Misttes^es—Mrs. B. de Souza and Collector of Land . Revenue Kota

Mrs. E. Hanna,y Tinggi—A. D. York

Government English School— Collector of Land Revenue Poutian—

Segamat R. V. Brant

Headmaster—A. C. Starhan, m.a. Collector of Land Revenue Mersing—

Assistant Masters—Gurdial Singh, V. Osman bin Buang

A. Mathew, b.a., Lirp Teck Siang,

K. Cartyge^u, Khor Beng Hoe, Ang LegalLegal Adviser’s Department

KeanA.Kah,

Hj. A. K.Syed

Rahim* Mahadev,

OtlnnanHamli

Ijin bin Deputy Adviser—R.

Ali, Public

Moor (acting)

Prosecutor—Abdul Hamid

V. Chandasakaram and K. P. Chaly , bin Mustapha

Chief Clerk—Ismail

Assist. Mistresses—Miss. M. Van Someren Clerk—Ibrahim bin bin A. Kadir

Ismail

and Miss K. Aeria

 JOHOKE C'l 75'

Medical Department 1 Govt. Hospital, Mersing

Administration Assistant Medical- Officer i/c—P. J.

Principal Medical Officer — G. H. Joseph

Garlick (acting), L. W. Evans (cm leave) Govt. Hospital, TangleOh

Secretary to Principal Medical Offi- j Assistant ' Medical Offiber ' i/c i— K.

cer, Johore—Inche Abdul Rashid b. Damodaren

Ismail J.M.F. Hospital, J. Bahru

Accountant — I. A. Rashid Ismail Lieut. Apothecary in Charge—Omar

(acting) bin Chik ^

Chief Store Keeper—Syed A. Rah- Gaol Hospital, Johore Bahru

man bin Ahmad

Medical .Officer in charger--(Vacant)

Hospitals and Dispensaries Gaol Hospital Johore, Bahru

Government Hospital, Johore Bahru j Deputy Samuel

Medibal Officer i/c—H. C.

Medical Officer-in-charge—(vacant) Official

Medical Officer—C. T. MacCarthy

Deputy Pathologist & Official Analyst i Medical Officer i/c—Vacant

Outdoor Dispensary J. Bahru

—S. Luther

Assist. Medical Officers—G. S. Wood- : Deputy Medical Officer' i/c-t-H. C.

hull, N. S. Nather, N. K. Sharma, Samuel

Mohamed Salleh bin A. Hamid, j Chief Dispenser—Tan Swee Qhiang

Syed Mahmood bin A. Rahman, Hu Kukup Dispensary

Chee Ing and Heng Yeck Meng ; Dresser in charge — Mohamed bin

Matron—J. D. Scott Haji Siraj '

Nursing Sisters—Misses M. B. Pen- ! Lunatic and Lkper Asylums J. Bahru

man, L. H. Parkins, F. N. Mitchell,

A. M. Lay, A. M. Pape, C. B. Deputy Medical Officer m charge—J.

D. Perinbam

Tucker, L. H. Hough, M. A. Jensen . r -

Lady Medical Officer i/c Children’s

Ward & Outdoor—Mrs. E. M. Puleston-

Jones Health Department

Government Hospital, Muar UeaLhJjMwi Jokurp Bpjiru

! Senior Health Officer—E. A. Stru-

Medical Officer in charge—D. M. j Health tilers (acting).

Officer, Johore South—W.

McSwan Puleston Jones

Assistant Medical Officers — Koshy Deputy Health Officer J. Bahru—J.

Eapen, A. B. C. Doray, Awang bin R. Gwynne

Hassan, V. J. John j Chief Health Inspector—A. W. Alien

Nursing Sister—W. Taylor | Senior Health Ipspect^r ,G.. I—M.:B.

Maternity Nurse—L. A. Rozel Leicester

Government Hospital, Batu Pahot Women and Children!s Clinic,

Medical Officer in charge—(Vacant)

Assistant Medical Officer ■— A. N. ; Lady Medical Johore Bahru (i

Officer-in-Charge—Mrs.

Gangully ' V. Win tide

Government Hospital, Segamat

Deputy Medical Officer in charge—C. Health Veitch,

Visitors —- S. Tratnick, C.

M. K. Paglar and- Tengku

Chelliah Marian

Government Hospital, Kota Tinggi ; Dental Clinic, Johore Bahru

Deputy Medical Officer in charge—K. i Dental Surgeon—J. D, Pinkerton

Coomaraswamy Lady Dental Surgeon—Mrs. Hilda

Government Hospital, Kluang Xilo

Deputy Medical Officer in charge—S. ! Health Officer Health Office, Muar

T. Aiyathurai Johore North Muar—

Govt. Hospital, Pontian Kechil I Senior HealthJ. C. P. Grey

Inspector G. II—Haji

Assistant Medical Officer i/c—A. Mu- Mohamed b. Hj : Hassan

rugesu Health Inspector G. I—V. James

cnq JOHORE

Women and\Childrm\§ -Clinicy Muar Police Department

Lady Medical Officer- in charge—Mrs. State Headquarters: Johore Bahru

Harley Clarke Commissioner of Police—H.B. Lang-

Maternity Nurse—Mrs... M. Carvalho worthy

Women and Children’s Clinic, Adjutant—F. K. McNamara

Batu Pahat Officer-in-charge,

McNamara Police Depot—F. K.

Deputy Lady Medical Officer—Mrs. Officer-in-Charge “A” Company,

L, N. P. Doray Depot—Prob. Inspt. Syed SallehPolice

bin

Maternity Nurse—Mrs. F. M. King Officer Alwee- in - Charge “B” Company,

Health Office, Johqre Central, B. P. Police Depot—Sub-Inspector Hazara

Health Officer Johore Central—J. H. Singh

Hudson Licensing Officer, Motor Vehicles—H.

Senior Health Inspector, G. II—N. Assistant G. Brooks Licensing Officer, Motor

K. Krishnan Vehicles—Daud bin Ahmad

Dental - Clinic, Muar Detective Branch

Assistant Dental Surgeon—Teo Lam Chief Detective Officer—Dato Abu Bakar

Chye .. bin Buang, d.p.m.j., p.i.s.

Dental iCUnilc, Bata Phat Inspector,Weights

Assistant Ahmad bin Pandakand Measures—Inspt.

Karim Dental Surgeon — Abdul Segatnat Circle

Chief Police Officer—J. R. C. Denny

Magistrate’s Cqurt O.C.P.D., Segamat—Insp. Hashi bin

First Magistrate—J. B. Weiss MoheeInspector—Inspt. Haron bin Abu

Court

Second Magistrate—Sheikh Abubakar Traffic Bakar

bin Yahya Inspector—Inspt. Yusoff bin

Third Magistrate—Haron bin Ahmad O.C.P.D., Hassan Labis—Inspt. Abdullah bin

Kassim

Asst. Licensing Office, Motor Vehicles—

Military Department Abdul Hamid bin Haji Moin

(Ionore Forces) Muar Circle

Headquarters: The Fort, Bukit Timbalan Chief Police Officer—P. H. Andrews

Johore Bahru

Col. Comdt. — Col. H. H. Sir Ibrahim, Haji Tahir Commr.—Ahmad bin

Malay Assist.

Sultan of Johore, d.k., s.p.m.j., g.c.m.g., O.C.P.D., Muar—Inspt. Mohamed bin

G.B.E., etc. Abdul Inspector

Jamal — Inspt. Yusof bin

2nd-in Command—Lieut. Col. Dato Court

Hon. Yahya bin A. Talib, d.p.m.j. O.C.P.D., Ibrahim

Military Adviser and Chief Instructor- bin Mohamed Tangkak—Inspt. AbdulRahman

Major D. M. Noyes-Lewis O.C.P.D., Panchor—Sub-Inspt. Tawas

Adjutant—Major Mohd. Tahir, s.m.j. Khan Officer, Motor Vehicles —H.C.

Quarter-Master — Capt. Abdul Rahman Licensing

bin Ahmad

Staff Officer—Maj. Hon. Dato Haji Mohd. Morris Batu Pahat Circle

Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s.

I Chief Police Officer—I.D. MacDonald

Mines Department Malay Assist. Commr.—Abdul Samad

bin Puteh

Warden of Mines—C. F. S. Jameson O.C.Noor P.D.,binBatu

HamidPahat — Inspector Mohd.

Clerks—A. Rais and B. H. A. Hamid Court Inspector—Inspt. Hitam bin

: Lamit

Office of Registrar-General of Births Traffic Inspector—Sub-Inspt. Munap

bin NawarSenggarang — Sup - Inspt.

and Deaths O.C.P.D.,

Registrar-General—G-, H. Garlick Khamis bin Ba’adon

 JOHORE cm

O.C.P.I)., Yong Peng—Sub-Inspt. Hashirn Public Works Department

bin MahatRenggan—Inspt. Othman bin (Johore Bahru)

O.O.P.D., Telephs. 92311 (Head Office & District

llaji Samad

O.Yusoff, Kluang—A. C, P. Musa bin 92244 (Store and(Water

C. P. D.,S.M.J. Office), 92404 Dept.) and

Wphkshop)

Licensing Officer, Motor Vehicles— State Headquarters Staff—Johore Bahru

L.C. Marsh

Johore Bahru Circle B.SC.,Engineer—F.

ASSOC. M. INST. M.C.E.F. McConechy,

Chief Police Officer—E.W. Muraford (Senior Executive Engineer — O. S.

Malay Assist. Commissioner—Wan Moha- Webb,.

STRUCT. E.MiC.y M.I.M. & C.E., M. INST.

med bin Johore

O.C.P.D., Uda Bahru—A.C.P. Haron Executive Engineer—J. A. Henderson,

bin Hassan ASSOC. M.INST. C.E.

Court

bin Inspector—Inspt.

Dato Klana Putra Abdul Khalid Assistant

Mamor

Engineer^-rG. Egan, b.e.

Accountant—F. M. Still

Traffic Inspector—Inspt. Salleh bin Haji Chief Clerk—C. S. Subramaniam Iyer

Omar Architectieral Branch

O.C.P.D., Kulai —Inspt. Ahmad bin Govt. Architect—C. H. Short, a.r.t.b.a.

Haji Hussin

O. C P. D., Pontian—Inspt. Othman bin Asst. Architect—H. C.; Upton, a.R;I,b.a.

Mohamed Yassin Mechanical Branch

O.O.P.D., Plentong—Inspt. Abdul Hamid Chief Inspector of Machinery—H.EvesH.

Chief Mechanical. Engineer—R.

bin Abdul Kadir Brown

Kota Tinggi Circle Inspector of Machinery—R. Mel drum

Chief Police

•O.C.P.D., KotaOfficer—L.D.E.

Tinggi—Inspt. Cullen

Hashim bin Waterworfcs Branch

Maridan Senior Executive' Engineer — J. O.

O.C.P.D., Mersing—Inspt. Ali bin Haji Plunkett, M.iNSTiC.E.

Hassan Mawai—Sub-Inspt. Sulong bin Technical

O.O.P.D.,

Assistants—J. A. Danker and

K. G. Menon

Hussin District

O.C.P.D., Pengerang—Sub-Inspt. Moham- Senior Executive,, Office iSV.///- Johore Bahru

ed bin Salim Engineer — F. J.

Button, A.M.I.Ci,E-

Assistant Engineers—A. Inglis, Askoo.

Posts and Telegraghs Dept. M.I.C.E., J.' A. Anderson, A.M.I.O.E.

(J chore) and Ariffin bin 'Haji Elias

Postmaster General — E. W. Hide W. A. Keyt, Technical Assistants—J. A. H. Reid,

Superintendent—D. Smith B. .R, Charlie .ancjl K.

Chief Telegraph Engineer—S. P. Morton M.'Abdue, a.m.i.str.e.

Telegraph Engineers—G. W. Bristow and Sept., Anti-Malarial bin

L. V. Waumsley

Oiiief Overseer—Musa Taib ,

Works—R. Ra-

j an gam

Johore Bahru [Chief Clerk—Syed Hassan bin Mohd.

Postmaster—A. Ranee bin Ibrahim Alkudri

Muar Mental Hospital d‘ General Hospital

Postmaster—Ibrahim bin H. Ismail Johore Bahru

Batu Pahat Executive Engineer — W. A. Kirk,

Postmaster— Omar bin Mustaffa A.

Drainage and Irrigation Branch

Executive Engineer

b e., a.r c.s.q.i., m.i.c.e.— (Ireland)

E. Mulligan,

_

Prisons Department

Inspr. of Prisons (Johore) and Supt. of Assistant

B.

Engineer—D. J. FitzGibbon,

Prisons (Johore Bahru)—F. M. Svill CHEMISTRY L.V.

Johore Bahru Muar District

-Gaoler, Grade III—W. W. Marsh Telephs. 22 (Executive Engineer’s. Of-

Muar fice) and 64 (P.W.D. Workshop)

District Supt.-—VV. Linehan

Gaoler, Grade III—A. R. Page m.c.b. Senior Executive Engineer—J. M. Nor

ble, ASSOC. A.M.INST.C.E.

 JOTIORlV

Asst. Engirieer—H. Miller, a.'m.i.c.e. District Office—Johore Bahru arid

Technical Pontian

and J. H.Assts.—E.

CarvalhoA. van Schoonbeck Assist. Supt.—J. H. C. Read

Chief Clerk—V. L. Joshua District Office—Muar

Waterworks

Technical Assistants—O. M. Subrama- Assist. Supt.—R, A. Terry . ’

District Office—Batu Pahat

niam and C. C. tj^ully Assist. Supt.— A. H; W. Lilly

Batu Pahht District. District Office ,— Segamat and

Telephs. 7 (Executive, Engineer’s Of- Kluang

fice) and 81 (P.W.D. Store)

Executive Engineer—Gi Morgan, B.sc., Assist. Supt.—T. R. Blackman

District Office Kota Tinggi and

ASSOC.M. INST.C.E. / Endau

Assistant Engineers—W. O. Belton, Assist. Supt.—A, G. Robb

b.sc. and Ismail' hiri Mohd. Doon

Technical Assistarit-rrS.. Vythilingam

Chief Clerk—Annuar bin IE Malik Municipality

, Jphore East Bistri-ctryMririsirig.i

Office: Mersing ■ Teleph. Mersing 7 President—R. Town Hoards—Johofe Bahru

W. Grant, M.C.S.

Executive Engineer—F. E. B. Mur- Deputy President—Health

phy, B.SC., ASSOP-M.INST.W.E., ASSOO. Johore South, Johore BahruOfficer,, (pro-

M. INST.C.E. tern.)

Chief Clerk—Lee Gee Tee

Branch Office—Kota Tinggi; Teleph. Members of Town Board—The Pro-

tector of Chinese, Johore Bahru,

4, Kota Tinggi The Chief Police Officer, Johore

Chief Overseer—Mi E. Menon Bahru, The Asst. Superintendent of

Kluang District Surveys, Johore Bahru, The State

Telephs. 18 (Office) and 46 (Executive: Veterinary Surgeon, Johore, The

Engineer’s Office) State Treasurer, Johore, The Coi-

Executive Engineer—J. J. Bryan, B.se., lector of Land Revenue, Johore

A. m.i.c.e. Bahru, The Senior Executive En-

Asst. Engineer—H. Scrutton, a.m.i.c.e. gineer, P.W.D., Johore Bahru, The

Technical Assistants—R. S'. Subrama- Government Architect, P.W.D., Jo-

niam and A. N. Ganguli hore Bahru, The Hon. Inche Onrr

Chief Clerk—K. Chelvathruai bin Jaafar, The Hon, Mr. B. J. R.

! Segamat District Barton, Dr. T. E. Cheah, Tan

Teleph. 16 (P.W.D. Office) Chuan Quee and P. V. Charry

Executive Engineer—J. M. Billing, Secretary—Inohe

S.M J.

Moharried bin Omar,

B. SC., A.M.I.C.E., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.

Technical Assistants — Ilashim bin Building Inspector & Dy.GimRegistrar

Financial Assistant—Oh Koey

Hussein and K. S. Maniam of Jinrikishas—G. A. Marshall

Supreme Court Town Supervisor—K. E. Webb, a.r.

SAN.I.

Judge—The Hon. Mr .justice J. V.

G. Mills Fire Brigade

Registrar—J. B. Weiss Mohd. Nassir Officer-in-charge—R.;

Assistant Registrar—Haji

bin Haji Salleh Clerk- do. —K. Eves Sitarama Ayer

Survey Office Treasury

Head Office—Jphore Bahru Financial Commissioner and Auditor

Supt. of Surveys—G. D. Barron General—N. A. Sedwick (actg.)

Assist.

J. D. Richardson(Office)—C. C. Best and State

Supts.

Office Assistant—Satirnen bin Amrari DutiesTreasurer

—Ibrahim&binCollector

Abu Bakarof Stamp

Chief Clerk—Mohd. Sam (acting) Assist. Treasurer

Duties—IsmailAmin and Collector

bin Abu of Stamp

Head Draftsman—T. M. Kasipillai

Head Computer—H. K. MHai Accountant—H. bin Bakar

Ahmad(acting)

(acting)

Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong

 JOHORE C179

BATU PAHAT DISTRICT

'State Commissioner—Ungku Suleiman ] Collectors of Land Revenue— R. E.

bin Mohd. Kalid, d.k., d.p.m.j., p.i.s. I Wilsoirv. I. Talib bin Hj. Talib, L.

Secretary—Syed Omar bin Abdul Rahman ji Hussen.b. H. M. Sulong, I. A. Rah-

man bin, Musa and Ungku Mohd.

Al-atas bin Musa and Ungku Mohd Salleh

Assistant Adviser—R. E. Wilson b. Ismail

2nd Assist. Adviser—K. G. A. Dohoo Chief Settlement, Officer—H. W. Ha-

First Magistrate—R. E. Wilson milton

Second Magistrate—Ahmad bin Abas Asst. Settlement Officer—I. Ahmad

Harbour Master—Ooyob bin Haji Abas Malay bin Ab. Bakar

Inspector of Schools—rSyed Esa

President, Town Board—Y. M. Ungku bin Alwee

Suleiman bin Mohd. Khalid, d.k. Supt. of Customs—I. Ibrahim bin Ab.

Deputy President, Town Board—R. E. District Rahman

Wilson Treasurer—I. Ab. Majid bin

Secretary, Town Board—Inche Ahmad Sr.Ibrahim Agri. Assistant—H. Ab. Rahman

bin Md. Shah bin Mahmood

ENDAU

District Office Sub-Treasury Office

District Officer — Inche Othman bin Treas.—Inche Othman bin Buang, s.m.j.

Buang, s.M.J. Clerk—Inche Ibrahim bin Othman

Chief Clerk —Inche Ibrahim bin Awang Kathi Office

Officer-in-charge, Padang Endau—Ungku Kathi—Haji Hasbollah bin Haji Hassan

Daud Bin Mahmud Chief Clerkr^-Shiekh Ubit bin Ahmad

Town Board Office Pubuc WmiHys Dept.

President,

bin Buang,Town

s.M.J.Board—Inche Othinan Assistant

Chief ClerkEngineer

—Tan Jee- W.TeeD. Tucker

Chief Clerk—Inche A. Aziz B. A. Hamid

Forest .Office

Land Office Forest.Ranger—Mobd. bin Mohd. Saman

Collfector of Land Revenue—Inche Oth- Post and, Telegraph

man bin Buang, s.m.j. Post Master—R tja Halim b. Mohamed

Assistant Collector of Land Revenue—

Inche Mohd. Noah bin Omar Malay Teachers

Chief Clerk—Inche Adon bin M. Yatim Senior

Court Office Haji Group

AhmadTeacher—Inche Hashim bin

1stOmar

Magistrate—Inche Mohd. Noah bin .Teachers

Othman,(Boys’

Abas School) — Abdullah

bin Othman, bin

Mohamed

2ndBuang,

Magistrate inYusuf

HajibinAli Haji Abdullah and Hassan

s.m.j. — Inche Othman bin Customs Office

Chief

MajidClerk — Inche Haron bin Abdul Supt.—Ahmad bur Ibrahim

Court Interpreter—Chong Ah Poi Chief Clerk—rWan

Rahman Mustaffa bin Abdul

, Hospital Office RoLfCE Office

.Assistant Surgeon—P. J. Joseph jO.C.P.D.—Inohe'Sulong1 bin Omar

0180 JOHORE

Johore Military Forces Endau Club—Mersing

Officer (Jornclg.—Capt. Musa bin Yusuf, President—Inche

S.M.J. Othman bin Buang,

P.I.S. Vicebin .President—Inche Mohamad Noah

2nd’ Lieut.—Abdul Hamid bin Daud Oliiar

Johore Volunteer Force? Secretary— Uhgku Jaffar bin' Ali

Officer, Commanding—Othman b. Buang Assist. Abubakar

Secretary —Inciie Hassan bin Haj

Sergt. Major—Abdiil Aziz bin Ismail Treasurer—Inche

Assist. TreasCiierAhmad

1

—liichebinIbrahim

Ibrahim bin

Licensing Board Yan

Auditor—Inche

Asst. Huron bin Abdul Majid

Chairman

S.M.J. Inche Ofchman bin Buang, Committee OsmanAuditor—Indie Abdullah bin

Vice-Chairman—Inche Mobd. Noah bin nan, Incbe—Inche AbdulbinGani

Abdul.Aziz binInche

Ismail, Bah

Omar Keling bin Shukor and Inch Ha-

Committee - Assistant Surgeon, Supt. of shim

Custom. Towkay Chang Yik, Towkay FofeinanbinMembe'r—Capt.

llaji Ahmad^

M usa. bin

Chong Kam and Inspector of Police Yusof, S.M.J., P.I.S.

Marine Treasury Departmrntj .

Treasurer—Syed

(Kluang) Abdullah bin A. Majid

Port Officer— Abdul Aziz bin Ismail

MUAR DISTRICT

State Commissioner’s Office

State Commissioner — H. H. Tungku Deputy IbrahimCommissioner

Bin Abu Bakarof Customs —

Temenggong Ahmad, d.k., p.i.s., etc. j Assist. Supt. of Surveys—R. A. TerryAbdu

Secretary—Inche Abu Bakar bin Andak, Secretary,

S.M.J. Kadir binTown

Assist. Adviser and 1st Magistrate—W. : Inspector

Board — Syed

Mohamed

Lineham of Schools—Inche Shukor bin

Ismail Executive

Second Assist. Adviser—D. Headly

1st Class Magistrate—Inche Mahmood bin Senior

Works—J.

Engineer of Public-

W. B. Fairchild

Mohamad Shah Postmaster (acting) — Inche Ibrahim bin

Deputy Commissioner of Police—P. H. Abdullah

Andrews Harbour Master —Ungku A. Rahman bin>

Medical Officer—Dr. C. A. Stanely Ahmad

Treasurer (acting)—Inche A. Majid bin District Officer, Chohong—Inehe Hassan.

Ahmad bin Abdullah (Buang)

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,,

and Notaries

Muar; Public

Cable Ad: —23, Jalan Majidi, Marine, Accident, Motor Car and Gen-

Gledhill

Solicitor-in-charge— I. F. Cameron, eralChief

Insurance—Head Office: Hongkong.

Office,

advocate and solicitor H’kong. BankSouthern

Chambers,Agencies—

Singapore

Bakri and Saaban, Auctioneers and General Agents—Chop Eng flockHin.,

Appraisers—Cable Ad: Hajibakri 6, Jalan Haji Abu, Muar

 JOHOEE C181>

Crawford Dr. R., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & n. Oversea-Chinese Banking

Ltd.—1 and 3, Jalan Sayang, Muar; Corporation

(Lond.), Estate Medical Officer — Mura Teleph. 21; Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes:

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking1 Bentley’s and Private

Corporation — Johore Bahru ; Tele-

phone 92482, Johore; Cable Ad: Minaret People’s ’ Dispensary, The — 34, Jalan

Johore Ibrahim, Johore Bahru; also at 42,

T.X.J.O.

W.: Doyle, temporarily-in-charge

Cruickshank Jalan, Ibrahim

Dr. H. S. Yeoh, m.b.b.s., medical

Johore Civil Service Club — Sungei consultant

Staff—Y. Liang Soo, R. Gospal, P.

Chat, Johore

Patron—H. Bahru; Teleph.

H. TheMr.Sultan 92247 Samy, R. B. Krishman, L. L.

President—Hon. C. A.ofVlieland,

Johore Fan and Loh Wah Fah

M.C.S. i

Committee—Hon. Umgku Abdul Regent Poultry Farm, Specialists: White

Aziz, S. P. Morton, C. C. Best, Leghorn, Wyandottes,

Australorp, Turkeys, C. & S. L.

R. L. Reds, etc., and

H. D. Grwndy, E. C. Crosse. M Breeders of HighAd:Class Cattle—Sedenak,

H. Van der Guckt . Johore; Cable Warrior

Hon. Treasurer—C. Ritchie Manager—M. G. Warrior, fMnst. a.c*,

Hon; Secretary—D. Smith EiO.I. (Eng.), F. INSTiCOM. A.

Clerk-bookkeeper—Lim Soon Chin

Salt & Co.; W. H, Advocates &

Johore Planters’ Association Solicitors—2, Jalan Petri, 'Muar;

Rennie;: Eowick & Co., secretaries, Teleph. .Muar 8,. Exchange 4

(Hong Kong Bank Chambers, W. H. Salt, b.a., L.L.B. (Honour),

Singapore) barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn)

P. F. de Souza, barristef-at-Iaw

Leerdam, D. J., Licensed Auctioneer, ’ Clerks—K. (Middle Temple)

1st Class Appraiser, Commission, Insur- M. ' Arumugam, Mo-

ance and Forwarding Agent—Office

Sale Room: 22, Jalan Maharani, Muar and halned Don bin Haji Hasanu-

din, Chong Chong Sang, Oth-

Agent for: mari bin Haji Rais 'and' K. M.

The Commercial Union Assurance Manickam

Co., Ld.

The Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd. ‘ Shelley-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates

and Solicitors

Soga, BatuofPahat;

S.S. and Johore

127—, and

82.

Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946, Jalan atW.19-20, CharteredMiAlBank

Teleph.

Chambers

E.C.—Johore Bahru

Treasurer — C. Ritchie (Hock Lim E. Demftth; (Oxon.)

Estate, Masai, Johore)

Secretary

Malcolm—Rd., R. Cheeseman (5, Sime,

H. Singapore) Darby & Co.,' Ltd. (Incorporated

inTinS.S.), Plantation

Mine AgentsandandRubber

Import, Export

Estate

Valuers,

Produce

and

General

Merchants,

Muar Civil Service Club—Muar, Johore Shipping and Insurance Agents—Muar,

MuarChairman—O.

Planters’ Association Johore; Cable Ad: Simit

G. A. Fraser (For fuller details, see Sime, Darby & Co.,

Vice do. —J. W. H. IV.Porter

Godfree Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

Secretary—A. Sing Loh Dispensary—52, Jalan Ah Fook,

Committee — W. G. Wallace, R. D. Johore

J. Wallace and J. F. Green J. E.Bahru; Teleph.m.b.,

Thomson, 72 Johore

m.ch., d.t.m.,

Norris, H. H, Barrister-at-law (Grays (Paris), d.p.h. (Cantab.)

Inn), Advocate and Solicitor, Notary J. N. Dugdale m.b., b.ch. (Edin.)

PublicPetrie,

Jalan for theJohore

State of Johore — 10, Town Pharmacy—1, Jalan Bakri, Muar

Ong HJuck Chye,

Universal Dr., j.p., m.b., b.s.Acheen

Pharmacy)—118, (The Warrior, M.com.G-, f.a.,inst. a.c., f.c.i. (Inc.)—

(Eng.),

Street; Teleph. 768. Residence: 228, f.c/o inst.Indo-Malayan Accountant

Agencies, Singapore

Macalister Roadl; Night Teleph. 857' Brook,Brown ife Thacker, L’don. agents-'

 K ELA NTAN

This State lies on the Easterji Coast of the Malay Peninsula oetween latitudes

-4-'37deg.

min.32East,

min. with

and 6a deg..

coast15linemin.of North

60 milesandonlongitudes

the China 101

Sea.deg.It 19embraces

min. andan102areadeg.of

5,750 square miles. Southern Kelantan is mountainous but Northern Kelantan is a

rich alluvial plain, drained by the Kelantan and Golok Rivers and their tributaries.

According to the Census of 1931 the population was 369,411 as compared with 309,300,

in 1921.

TumpatKotaatBharu, six miles

its mouth. His up the Kelantan

Highness River,resides

the Sultan is theatcapital,

Kota and

Bharuthewhich

chief port

is theis

capital and administrative headquarters of the State.

The chief exports are copra, rubber, betulnut, poultry, cattle, dried fish,

tin ore, manganese ore and iron ore. The climate is healthier than in other]

parts of the Peninsula, there being a distinct cold season from October to

February. In the plain the temperature in the shade rarely exceeds 90 or goes

below 69 degrees, except pr January and February, when 64 degrees is not

unknown.

Mr. J. Scott Mason, as British Adviser, took over the supervision of affairs frbm

Mr. W. A. Graham, the Siamese Commissioner, on July 15, 1909.

In 1910, the revenue amounted to $419,327 and the expenditure to $403,552.

In 1936, the revenue had risen to $2,759,522 and the expenditure to $2,476,533.

The public debt at the transference of the suzerainty was $150,000, upon which

Siam charged 9 percent. This debt was taken over by the F. M. S. Government,

interest being reduced to 4 per cent. The debit balance of the State at the

end of 1936 was $3,822,359. The value of the imports in 1936 was $6,562,911

against $5,453,893 in 1935. The principal imports were: — Rice, tobacco, tex-

tiles, provisions, kerosene oil, benzine, gambier, sugar, timber, salt, machinery

and tinned milk. The tonnage of the steamers using Kelantan ports was 214,000

in 1936 against 213,000 in 1935. There is regular steamship communication with

Bangkok and Singapore. The State had at the end of 1936, 233 miles of road open to

wheeled traffic, the two main roads being those from Kota Bharu to Kuala Krai (45

miles)

to KualaandBesut

to Pasir Puteh

in the State(26between

ofmiles).

Trengganu.The latter hasisbeen extended to give rail

connection

Sundays and Wednesdays) 'J’umpat There

and Pahang,dailyand

connection

the line tobythe (except

Siamese

border is open for traffic, a daily service between Tumpat and

making communication with Penang an easy matter. Kota Bharu is in direct tele- the Perlis boundary,

graphic

connected communication

by telegraph withtelephone

Kuala Lumpur. Haadyai and Trengganu.andItBachok,is also

and with Kuala Krai, PasirandPuteh with the

Temangan, two Nal

Sungai chiefand

ports,

PasirTumpat

Mas.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Ruler—H.H. The Sultan Sir Ismail ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed, IV, k.c.m.g.

British Adviser to the Govt of Kelantan—G. A. de C. de Moubray, M.c.s

(Acting)

Assistant British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan—D. Wills, M.o.*-

 KELANTAN cite

1

State Council Deputy Registrar of 'Vehicles, Liceusing

Officer and

Aletnbers—H. H. The Raja Kelantan ku Ismail bin Tengku Seri Perkernia Municipal Secretary—Teng-

■fhnv'Al'ifiet'hunr Sultan Mohamed, IV., Raja

IC.C.JVI.C!. x ,

Mtnishors — H. H. the Raja Kelantan Courts

’ffTt*Ibrahim

Mohamed, IV, ibniAlmerhum

c.m.g.), m.c., Sultan

Britishm.c.s.,.

Adviser High Court

(Capt^. A. C. Baker, b.a.

pxo:i.)'7 Begal Adviser and Judicial Co- J. D. M. Suith, m.c.s. Commissioner—

Legal Adviser & Judicial

; rbinissibVier (J. D. ’M. Smith, m.c.s., m.a., Rgistrar and Official Translator — Che’

ABei-deen), Assist.' British Adviser Mohamed bin Bal'a

1 (J.,S. Macpherson, m.c.s., m.a., Central Court

Eldin. (acting), H. H. the Rajla

Muda (Tengku Zainal Abidin ibni Magistrate—Tengku Zainal Abidin Hamzah bin Tengku

‘'MnierHum Sultan Mohamed III), Chief Clerk and Interpr.—Kung King Sun-

Tpigku Sri Ismara Raja (Tengku Ecclesiastical Court

Anaui Rahman ibni Almerhum Sul-

tan Ahmad), Tengku Sri Utama Ra- Chief Kathi—Haji Wan Hassan

ja (Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Assist, do. -—Haji Wan Ahmad

’ Petera Semerakjj Tengku Yusoff

ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed Customs

IV, Tengku Abdul Majid bin Teng-

ku Besar Tuan Yusoff, Dato’ Per- Supt., Ll

Marine and Customs—Capt. F.

Skilton, m.c. •

dana Mentri Paduka Raja (Haji Asst. Supt. of Customs I—Tengku

Niki Mahmood. bin Haji Ismail, MJahmood bin Sultan Mohamed VI

c.b.e., Dato’ Sri . Stia Raja (Nik 'Asst. Supt. of Customs II—Tengku

Ahmad Kamil bin Haji Mahmood, Mohamed bin Sultan MoHamed IV

Barr.-at-Law). Dato’ Sir De’ Raja

(iHaji Mohamed Sa’aid bin Haji

Jamal, i.s.o.), Dato’ Mufti r(Haji) District Offices

Ibrahim bin Haji Yusoff), 1 )ato’ Kaya Ulu Kelantan

Pati (Towkay Yeap Hong Ghee)

Clerk of Council—Nik Hassan bin Issa District 1st Assist.Officer—J. M. Brander, Mohamed

District Officer—Che m.c.s.

British Adviser’s Office 2ndJaftar, d.w.j. District Officer—Megat

Assist.

British Adviser to the Government of Chief Osman, Dato’ Megat Lea

Clerk—Mohamed Deraja

Hussein

Kelantan—G. A. de C. de Moubray, Pasir Puteh

m.c.e. (acting)

Assist. British Adviser to the Government District 1st Asst.

Officer—J, S. W. Reid,, m.c.s.

do. —Che Nik Ahmad Kamil

of Kelantan—D. Wills, m.c.s.

Secretary to the British Adviser • -G. 2ndMamood do. do. —Nik Ahmad b. Haji Nik

A. Walker, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—Nik Baud bin Nik Matt Chief Clerk—ChePasir Omar

Mas

Audit Office Assist. DistrictTemengong

bin Tengku Officer—Tengku Ahmad

Auditor—G. A. G. Walker, m.c.s. Magistrate,

Chief Clerk—M. K. SabapUthy Mara RajaDistrict Court—Tengku Sri

Chandu Department Assist. Collector

Che Clerk—Nik

Mat bin Osman of Land Revenue—

Supt., of Chandu—F. L. Skilton Chief Abdul(acting)

Rahman

Chief ofClerk—P. M. Kassim Second Clerk—Yee Tha Swa

Insp. Chandu—Son Kee lyan Bachok

Assistant

bin DistrictBakti

Officer—Che Abdullah

Conservancy Board

District and Officer Registrar of A.Tengku C. L.Dato

R. —Kaya

Tengku Abdul Hamid bin

Vehicles—R. P. Cligg, m.c.s. Abdullah

Chief Clerk—Che Yacob bin Musa

'0184 KBLANTAN

Mentri. Military Police

Dato’ Commr. of Police—^Capt. D. Hillary

Nik Perdana

Mahmofid bin Haji1'aduka llaja—Haji

Ismail, c.b.e. i.s.o., s.k., Hon. A.D.O. tq, H. H. the

Chief

DesaClerk—Che’ Mohamed Salleh bin Sultan

T Deputy Commr. of Police ,& Chief Po-,

Stia L sah,a Kjeraja-an lice sOfficer — Tengku

A.D.C.Mohd.

to H. E.Yuspff,

«StiaBarrister-at-law,

Usaha Keraja-anbin- Haji

Nik Ahmad Kamil, .K.,

NikMahmood

m.k., Extra

High Commissioner

The

(Dato’ Perdana Mentn Paduka Baja) Assist. Commr.—Tengku Yaacob

Chief Inspector -Hainzah bin Mahmooij

Court

(acting)Inspector — Abdul Rahman ’ ,

PrugONS Depaetment Adjutant — Inspector Mohamed Sham

Superintendent of ,Gaol^—E. ,C„, Tidy Detpctive Inspector—(Vacant)

Asst. 'do. do. " —Che Mohamed bin 0, C. P. Ds.—Pasir Mas: Osman bin

Hassan Mohd. Tahir; P. Puteh: Mohd.

Gaoler—Che Omar bin Mohamed Nasir bin Yaacob; K. Krai: Hus-

Clerk—Mohd. Hussein bin Ahmed sain bin H. Omar

Bandmaster M. S. Menezies

Proby : Inspector—Ahmad bin Kassim

Land Office—Kota Bharu Nik Mohd bin Dato Amar

Supt. of Lands and Registrar of Chief Clerk—Awalludin bin Sikin

Titles, Kslantan—D. Wills, m.c.s. Posts and Telegraphs

Assist. Supt. of Lands—A. C. Boyd,

M.C.S. Supt of Posts and Telegraphs—G. A.

Assist. Collectors of Land Revenue— • G. Walker, m.a.s.

Dato’ Adika Raja, Che Mohamed Postmaster, Kota Bharu—Tan Kim Man

Yosof bin Mohamed and Chi Hassan Do., Tumpat—Kam Teek Hoe

bin Sulaiman Do., Kuala Krai—S. Kandavanam

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang Do., Pasir Puteh—V. T. Vengkadam

Telegraph Master, Kota Bharu—A. V.

Sithamparam Piilai

Medical Department

Chief Medical Officer—Dr. H. J. State Public Works Department

Engineer—W. M. MacCrae

Lawson (acting)

Medical Officer, Ulu Kelantan—Dr. Inspector of Works — P.H.A.Caldicott

Assistant Engineer—G.

V. Royan

W. J. Geale

Asst. Med. & Health Officer, K. B.— Chief Clerk—N. W. Idris

Dr. Mak Kee Lui Electrical Department

Asst. Medical Officer-Kuala Krai—Dr.

Quah Boo Ghee Electrical Engineer—F. J. Larard, s.m.k.

Asst. Lady Medical Officer, K. Bhafu

—Dr. (Mrs.) Nya Sim Mah Survey Department

Matron—Mrs. M. M. Waugh Supt. of Surveys—W. H. E. Neil

Staff Nurses;—Mrs. J. Pestana, Miss Assist. Supt. of Sudveys^R. Wilson

A. Oliveiro, Miss Voo. Slew Yung

Infant Welfare Nurse—Miss Lira Kim Head Chief

Computer—T. Sinnathurai

Clerk—M. Ariyaretnam

Un

Chief Hospital Assistants — Kota Treasury

Bharu: G. K. Pillay and Tumpat:

Sie Sing Chang: State Treasurer—R. P. Clegg, m.c.s. .

Chief Clerk—Wan Omar bin Wan Assist.

Awang Zainal do; —Nik Hussin bin Nik

 KELANTAN—TRENGGANU Cl85-

Roustkad & Go., Ltd. , General Merchants, Kelantan St. Andrew , Society

Shipping, Estate, Insurance and Chieftain — W. Graeme Anderson,

Forwarding Agents—Tumpat; Cable Mariek tfrai

Ad: Boustead. Head Office: Sin- Hon. Secy.—T. G. Peddle, Kuala

gapore Gen Estate

Cycle Trading Co.—Kota Bharr.; Cable Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—Kota.

Ad: Cycle,

andAgents Kelantan;

6th edns. andthe Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bharu; Cable Ad: Paradise; Codes:

Bentley’s

for all Leading makes of Bentley’s A.B.C. 5thpdn. and Private

Bicycles and Motor Cycles J. H. Wichers, agent

Emba il Concrete

Building Brick Manufacturers

Contractors, and Tile Works,of Soon Thye, Chop, The, Durian Cake

Concrete Blocks, etc. — Office: Kuala Manufacturers — Works : Kampong-

China, Kota Bharu, Kelantan; Cable

Krai,

DurianUlfi Kelantan. Works: Sungie Ad: Lempok

TRENGGANU

With a territory of about 5,650 square tniles, an extensive sea-board, and a

population at the 1931 census of 179,789, Trengganu is the least developed of

all the Malay States. Itlies between latitude 3°53" and 5°51" North latitude and

the meridians of 102° 23' and 103° 30' East Longitude. The capital is Kuala

Trengganu situated on both banks of the mouth of the Trengganu River, with

a population of 13,972.

There are 147 miles of road open to traffic. Communication with the interior is

by good point

certain nativefrom

pathstheandsearivers.

owing The latter, Cthere

to rapids. however,areareno.notrailways

navigable beyond

(except for a3

light railways on Mines).'

A sixtyhassix-mile

the State trunk roadand

been, completed fromopened

Kuala toTrengganu

traffic. to the Northern boundary of

Regular steamship communication is maintained with Singapore and Bangkok,

and

coast.locally built motor-boats maintain a passenger service along the Trengganu

timesDuring

such theas toNorth-East

close the coastMonsoon, from November

to shipping for shorttillperiods.

March, theTheweather

rainfallisandat-

temperature conditions are similar to those in the other Malay States*.

Telegraph communication was established with Singapore,in ,1922. Telegraph

offices are at Kuala Trengganu, Kretai, Dungfun, Kemaman, Besut and Kuala

Byang. There are small local telephone exchanges at Kuala Tfengganu, .Kema-

nian and Besut.

A branch of the Mercantile Bank of India was opened in April,; 193(1.

The total net value of trade of the State in 1936 was $13,713,309 as* against

$12,946,658. in 1935.

The chief exports in 1936 were: —

Copra $ 183,927

Dried Fish . 647,597

* Tin Ore... . 755,779

Haematite 3,496,955

Manganese . 214,097

Para Rubber . 2,236,273

Arecanuts 69,016

The chief imports in 1936 were :

.' Ricfe'

Sugar ... . 1,369,556 .

119,561

, Tobacco, Cigarettes and Cigars 385,102

' Cotton Stuffs ,324,851

Petroleum 281,299

 €186 TRENGGANU

The Malays are ingenious and industrious, and excel as boat-builder^ and;

fishermen. They also engage m silk weaving, net making, and iron,

brass and nickel manufacturing.

The revenue of the State for the year 1936 A.D. amounted to $2,431^320 and

the expenditure to $1,911,731 the corresponding figures being as above. s- iqep

By an agreement

Trengganu, dated 24thbetween His Majesty’s

May, 1919, the then Government

Sultan agreedandtothereceive

Government

a Britishof

Adviser in place of an Agent, whose advice must be asked and acted upon in all

matters affecting the general administration of the. country:

StateTheobtained

indebtedness

a loan ofof the State atfrom

$1,000,000 the end

the ofGovernment

1936 stood atof $3,500,000. In 1923 the

Straits Settlement for

•development purposes, and this was followed by further loans of $1,000,000.ip

$1,500,000 in 1928, $100,000 in 1932. These have enabled the State (by resumption 192^,.,,'

of concessions) to recover control of important natural resources, and to incur large

expenditure

roads. on essential works of development—surveys, machinery, buildings and

The reigning Sultan is His Highness Sir Suleiman Badru’l-alam Shah, k.c.m.g.

ibni almerhum Sultan Zainalabidin. He was installed Sultan on 26th May, 1920 and

he governs the State in consultation with hjs State Council.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir Sulaiman

Sultan Zainalabidin Badaru’l-alam Shah, r.c.m.g., ibni AlmalhurA'

Mentri Besar—Haji Ngah bin Yusof Dato’ Seri Amar Diraja, c.b.e.

State Secretary—Tengku Omar bin Osman (Tengku Seri Setia Raja)

Office of British Adviser Apereal Court

British Adviser—Hon. Mr. N. R. Typist—Inche’ Abdullah bin Masp’d

Jarrett, M.c.s. Copying Clerk—Inche’ Su Ismail bin

Office Assistant—K. P. Pillai

Official Translator—Abdullah bin Taib Dato’ Biji Sura

Audit Office Ofmcial Assignee’s Department

State Auditor—Tunku Seriakar Raja Official Assignee — Inche’ Busu bin Noh,

(Tunku Woh Mahmood bin Mustaf- T.c.s, <«

fa), m.c.s. Clerk—Inche’ da Abdul-Rahim bin Datok

First Assistant Auditor—Inche Ab- Biji Sura

dulroh-Man bin Awang

Second Assistant Auditor—(Vacant)

Chief Clerk— Inche Ngoh bin Haji Ismail Board Education Department ,

of Education—Dato Bentara

Supreme Court Luar (chairman), Dato Nara de

Judge—Inche Mohammad bin Hitam Raja,

Nik T.C.S.

(Dato Biji Sura)

Dato Kamal Wangsai and A,

T. Newboult

Registrar—Haji Busu (Yusof) bin Noh, Supt.—Dat.o Bentara Luar (Acting

T.C.S. I

Estate

FinancialClerkClerk—Inche

— Inche Osman Ali Assist.

AwangbinAbdal-

Supt.—Inche

Mohamed Kasjm

Abdul Aziz bin

lah bin Haji Da Mohamed Government English School '

Copying Clerk — Wan Omar bin Head Master—G. M. N aypr, b.a.

Datol PangHma Dal am ‘(Wan Mo- (Madras)Teachers—Saved , Osipan bin

Haji Hitam Hamed bin 'Dato’ Sri Assistant Musa and Wee Bian Leng -

Amar Di-Raja

 THEN GG AN IT Cist

Government Arab School Qiistoms Godown

Head

bin Master—Haji

Daud Wan Abdul-Rahman Supt. of Customs—Che Mohamed bin

H assan 1

Assist. Teachei's—Shaikh Mohamed Al- Asst. Supt. of Customs—Che Ahmed

bin Ismail

Amin bin Mohamed AH Al-Abassy and Inspector—Syed

Haji Wan Momhaed Zin bin Nqor Zain bin Alwee

Malay Vernacular Schools Marine Department

Group Teacher (K. Trengganu Boarding Officer—Che Chik Abdullah

and Head Master (Paya BungaDistricts)

School) . bin AH Besut

—Che Tengku Long bin Mohamed Supt. of Customs—Che Abdul Rahman

Group Teacher (Eastern Districts) and bin Awang

Head Master (Kemaman Malay Dungun

School.)j—Che Mohd. bin Ismail

Group

Head Teacher

Master (Western

(Kuala B'Districts) and Supt.

esut School)—

of Customs—Che Abdul Khadir

bin Ali

Clie Wan Abu Bakar bin hik . • Kemaman

Supt. of Customs—Che Tahir bin Md.

LajH) Office Saman

Commissioner of Lands and Mines - Officer-in-chargeKemasik Customs — Abdullah

A. T. Newboult, M.c.s. (acting)

Collector of Land Revenue — W. W. M. bin Ali labor

Lennox, m.c.s. Officer-in-charge—Mohmood bin Abdul

Assistant Collector

I.—Che Yusop bin ofLongLand Revenue Khahar and Exports Department

Assistant Collector of Land Revenue Asst.Imports Registrar of Imports & Exports

II.—Wan Abdullah b. Datp’ Kamal —Tio Eng Beng

Asst. Collector

-—Tengku of Raja

Peduka Land Revenue III Imports &■ Exports Clerks—Ghazali

'Marine, Customs;. Chandu and bin Haji Osman, Abdullah bin Bi-

Imports and Exports Dept. din, Alias bin Abdullah and Md.

; Yusoff bin Zainal,

Customs, Chandu and Marine Public Works Department

Departments State Engineer—E. N- Dimmock

Supt. of Customs, Chandu & Marine Asst. Engr., Kuala Trengganu—J. N.

McHugh

—Dato’ Jaya Perkasa, m.b.e.

Asst, to Supt.—Haji Awang Md. Asst! Engr., Besut-G. O. Doi rity

Financial Assist.—Wan Muda bin Ali

Taib bin Mohamed

Supt. of Customs & Chief Clerk—Che Religious Affairs

Rashid bin Md. Jaya

Supt. of Customs (Cashier) — Che Mufti—Haji Kamal Wangsa)

Wan Sulieman (Dato-

. Awang bin Md. Salleh

Financial Clerk—Alias bin Haji Taib Survey Department

Chandu Clerk—Che Awang bin Data’ Supt. of Surveys—R. A- Simeock

Andika Chief Clerk—Ghe Shamsudin bin Haji

Preventive Office Talib

Preventive Officer—J. E. MacLaughlin

Chief Clerk—Che Mohamed bin A. Treasury Department

Rahman State Treasurer — Dato Bentara Luar

Inspectors—Md. Ibrahim bin Sa’aid, Assist. (Mohamed Kasim bin Husain)

Abdul Aziz bin Md. Salleh and Treasurer—Inche Abu Bakar

Musa bin Khatib Yusoff bin Abdul Rahman

’Cl 88 TRENGGANU

SOUTHERN DIVISION

Headquarteks—Kemaman

State Commissioniie’s Office Posts and Telegraphs

State Commissioner,

sa, Tengku Hitam East - Tengku Wang- Postmaster—Omba Sigh

bin Ali

Judge

State Supreme Court, Kemaman—The

Commissioner, Police Department

Adviser, Kemaman East and the Asst. O.AbdullahC. P. D.— Che’ Abdul Rahman bin

Judge

LandsLand

andCourt—The Commissioner of

State Commissioner Public Works Department

Magistrate Clerk in Charge—N. V. Naryanan

Haji OmarGrade II—Che’ Khamsah bin Malay Clerk Grade II—Wan Ismail bin

MusaClerk Grade Ilf—Che’Sulong bin

Apprentice Oflieerof—Trengganu

Sultan Sulaiman Tengku Ali bin Malay

Clerk Osman

min Grade I—Abubakar Mohammad- Town Board, Kemaman

Clerk Grade It—Che Puteh bin Haji

ArsatGrade II—Che’ Mahmud bin Yunus President — Tengku Wangsa, Tengku

Clerk

Clerk Hitam bin Ali

OsmanGrade 11—Che’ Mohammad bin

Clerk Grade III—Che’ Muda bin Abdullah A. M. O.—Dr. P.DispensaryS. Raman

Assistant Adviser’s Office Dresser- in Charge—J.

Midwife—Miss FlorenceG.Chin

Gomes

Assistant Adviser, Kemaman—M. C. ff Malay School, Kemaman

Sheppard, M.c.s.

English Clerk Grade I —Ng/Swee Plow Group Teacher—Che’ Mat bin Ismail

Teachers—Che’ Man bin bin

bin Ismail, Che’Ismail Omar,Idrus,

Che’Wan

Mat

Land Office, Kemaman Abdullah bin Mahmud

Collector of Land Revenue—M. C. ff

Sheppard,

English Clerkm.c.s.

Grade- II—Che’

- Bahian bin Majlis Pegawai (Club)

Wahab

English Clerk Grade III—Che’ Bachik President—Tengku Wangsa

bin Abdul Jalal Hon. Secretary—Wan Ismail bin Musa

Malay Clerk Grade II—Che’ Ahmad bin Kemasek, Kertay & Kijal

AwangClerk Grade III—Che’ Muda bin District

Malay

Mohammad Ahmad Officer — Haji Wan Long bin

Settlement Officer, Grade II—Che’

bin H. Mohammad dan Tuan Yusof Hamid

Mining Overseer—Low Yew Cheong Dungun & Paka

District

DiwangsaOfficer—Che’ Hashim bin Datok

Custom Department Assistant

Customs Officer, bin H. A.District

RahmanOfficers—Che’

and Em bongKhlid

bin

Kadir bin Ali Kemaman—Che’ Abdul Datok Jaya ,

WESTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner, West—Tengku Pekerma Wira (Tengku Wok bin Din)

Assist. State Commissioner—Haji Awang bin Armad

Assist. British Adviser, Besut—A. N. Ross, m.c.s.

 THEN GG&NU'— KED A tl 0189

Fernandez Bros., General Merchants and Chia Poh Heng, managing director

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Fern

P. A. Fernandez, managing pro- TohandSeah Hwee, Tan Tiong Swee

Phua Ah Wah, directors

prietor 0. C. Smalley, secretary

Isadore Lopez, assistant Phua Ah Wah, Tan Tidng Swee,

Mrs. P. A. Fernandez, cashier managers

HinSteam

LeongSaw& Co., Timber MerchantsCable

and Chia Choon Kiat and Soh Kee

Millers—Kemaman; Seng, assistants

Ad

Chye : Hinleong.

Hin, 416, HeadBoad,

Beach OfficeSingapore

: Chop

Tan Chian, sole proprietor

United Trading Co., General Merchants

Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. (Incorpor- and Commission Agents—Kemaman,

ated in Singapore), General Merchants,

Commission Agents. Importers and Ex- Trenpganu

porters—Head Office: 33, Winches- Agents for:—

ter House, Singapore; Branches: Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ld.

123, Jalan Pasar Kemaman, 261 & Kodak, Ld.

•262, Kuala Dungun, Dungun; Cable Danish Islands Preserved Butter Co;

Ad: Cashstores, Singapore, Kema- Denmark

man and Dungun

KEDAH

Situated on the north-west coast of the Malay Peniqsula, between the parallels of

5 deg. 05 min. and 6 deg. 40 min. North and the meridians of 99 deg. 40 min. and 101

deg. 10 min. E.,

the country Kedahbuthastheanplains

is; hilly, area ofalong

aboutthe3,660

coastsquare

are miles. In theand

well-watered northfertile.

and eastIn

the

part northern

the part

rubber of the

industry State

has the

grown chief

to agricultural

large dimensions. produce

The is rice.

country In

is the southern

favourable for

cattle raising.

beenThemade.

StateRoad

came making,

under British

bridgeprotection

building inand,1909,canal

and extension,

since thenaregreatfeatures

progressof has

the

present

extended regime,

throughand the

Alor railway

Star, from

the Bukit

capital Mertajam,

of Kedah, in

to Province

connect Wellesley,

with the has been

Siamese

railways communication

railway on the frontierbetween

of Perlis.Singapore

This connection

and Bangkok has been completed

has been and regular

established. The

money

have order

been system

extended. has

The been introduced

telephone system and

is the

connectedtelegraph

with and

Penang telephone

and systems

southwards

as far as Singapore. The towns of Alor Star, Sungei Patani and Kulim are lighted by

electricity.

At the 1931 census the population was 429,691, of whom 286,262 were Malays, 78,415

•Chinese, 50,824 Indians and 411 Europeans.

€190 KEDAH,

DIRECTORY

Sultan — H. H,Sir Aboul Hamid Halimshah Ibni Almarhom

Sultan Ahmad Tajudin Mukarramshah, k.o.m.g.

Aide-de-Gamp—H, H. Tunku Kassim

Extra Aide-de-Gainp—H. H. Tunku Mohamed Jew a

Private Secretary—Che Mohamed Zain bin Ariffin

State Council

H. H. Tungku Mahmud, k.b.e., c.m.g., president

H. H. Tungku Badlishah, c.m.g.

Hon. Mr. J. 1). Hall u

Hon. Che Mohamed Sheriff, c.b.e.,

H. H. Tungku Yaacob

Che Shuib bin Osman, clerk of council

State Council Office Sheriah Court—Alor Star

Presdt. — H. H. Tunku Mahmood, BoardT to perform functions of Sheikh-

K.B.E., C.M.G. L 1-Islam :—Haji Ismail bin Haji

Raja Salleh (chairman), Haji Abdul

C.M.G.Muda —H. H. Tunku Badlishah, Ghani bin Haji Awang and Haji

Secy, to Govt.—Hon. Che Md. Sheriff, Yaacob bin Haji Ahmad

C.B.E. Chief

1 Kathi—Haji Ismail bin Haji

Under-Secretary to Govt.—Che Ismail bin Salleh (acting)

Haji Puteh

2nd Under-Secretary—Syed Hussain Department of Statistics

Jamalulail (actg.) Registrar Imports & Exports — Supt.

Assist. Under-SecretaryJ & Clerk of Monopolies & Customs

Council—Che Shuib bin Osman Office Assistant—Mohd. Sultan bin Haji

Adamsahib

Audit Office

Auditor-General—H. H. Tunku Md. Jewa District Officers

Assist. Auditor-Gen].—F. E. Every Kubang Pasu—Che Awang Jaafar

Senior Auditor—One Long , bin Md. Kubang Pasu (asst),— H. H. TunkuZai-

Baud (Cadet, K.C.S.). nulabidin

Padang Terap—Che Md. Salleh bin Ahmad

Courts Padang Terap (asst.)—H. H. Tunku Abdul

Hif/// Court—Alor Star Aziz

Langkawi—Che Ismail binFaum

European Langkawi (asst.)—Syed Osman

Kellagher,Judge—Hon.

m.o:s. ' Mr. Justice O. B. Yen—H. H. Tunku Ozair

Yen (asst.)—CheBakar

Abdul

Chief Malay Judge—Hon. Tuan Syed

. Md. I did Baling—Syed

Baling binKadir

Syed Osman

(asst.) Che Zawaria

Malay Judge—Hon. Che Henafi SikIsmail

(asst.)—Wan Abdullah bin Wan

Registrar—Tuan Syed Sheh Barak bah Haji

Sheriff—Tungku Thiauddin Haji Kuala

Deputy Registrar—Sheik Md. Hashim Kuala Muda (asst.)—H. H. TunkuRahman

Muda—H. H. Tunku Abdul Abdul

Legal Adviser—S N. King, m.c.s. Majid

Kulim—Tunku Ismail bin T. Yahya

Assistant Legal Adviser—Che Azmi Kulim (asst.)—Wan Basar Ali bin Wan

Lower Court—Alor Star Salim

Chief Magistrate—Che Abdulrahman Bandar Bahru—Che Md. Ahib bin Yaacob

2ndFadaak

Magistrate—Tuan Syed Makthir Bandar Bahru (asst.)—Syed Hassam bin

Syed Taha

 KEDAH

Education Health Officer—Dr. J. H. Strahan

53upt. of Education—E. de 1& M. to well, Lady Brodie

Med. Officer—Dr. (Mrs!) M. G.

b.a. (Cantab.) Pathologist Dr. Mustapa— Bin

Head Master, Govt.English

—T. J. Thomas, m.a. (Cantab.) School, A. Star Assistant Pathologist Dr. Osman

: V. G.;

European Masters, Sultan Abdul Hamid Patwardh'an

E. R.College — W. H. Davey, (Honours)

H.A. Bromley,

Goodchild,B.sci

b.a'. (Cantab.)' Assistant MedicalDr., Officers—

b.'a. (Cantab.) and Kumuraswamy, P. T. K. Dr. S. Dr

Nayar, M.

Head Mistress, M. R. Bhandari, Dr. Tan Joo Cheng,

Baharu and —Girls’

Girls’ Schools Lady School, Kampong

Miss I.Supervisor

Dr. S. K. Kelkar, Dr. Low Thean Seang,

M. AikmanMalay Dr. Low Thean Loy and Dr. D. M.

Assist. Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong Daniel

Baharu— Che Tom bt. Dato’ Stia Abdul

Razak Mines Department

Head

Reta Master,

ni—SyedIbrahim

Jan bin S.School,

A. Ali Sungei Superintendent—B. S'.'Walton, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk Education

Ali b.Assistant

Che Md. Hassan Office—Che Mohd.

Malay* Inspector of Schools— Supt.—Che Monopolies and Customs / '

Che Mohamed Darus b. A. Rahman -Kassim bin' Ismail ,

Chief

A. Visiting ,Tea

Rahman.

Adviser—B. .iValton

—'Tunku Ismail bin

Tunku Yahya

Visiting Teacher, North Alor Star—Che Financial Assis,tant(H. Q.) — Syed Mo-

Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad hammed bin Syed Zain Aljaffree

Visiting Teacher,

Walad Teacher,

bin HassanSouth (Kulin) — Che Assistant Supt. of Customs, North—-

Visiting Koran North (Alor Star) Asst. Syed Soli bin Syed Mansur Aljaffree

—Che Mohamed Zain bin Abu Bakar

Visiting Wan Salim Central — Wan Irbahim bin

Supt.,

bin H. Teacher,

Shariff South (Kulin)—Ahmed Asst. Supt., South—Syed Abdul Rdiman

bin Syed Abdullah Aljaffree

Forests Inspr. of Customs, North—Syed Ali bin

State Forest Officer—A.B.S. Boswell Syed Abu Bakar Shahabudin

Inspr. of Customs, Central—Che Hussein

Land Department bin Mohd. Saad

Alor Star Inspr.

Mohd.ofSidik

Customs, South—Che Din bin

Director—Syed Ahmad Aljaffree

1stAbdul

Assist.Manan

Director—Che La Edin bin Haji Police

2nd Assist. Director—Haji Tajularns Commr.—B. M. B. O’Connell (acting)

Office Asst.—Che Kassim M. joonoos Adjutant—H. H. TunkuTahaya

Labour Department Officer Superintending Police Circle,

Alor Star—C. T. W. Dobree

Protector of Labour—T. F. Carey Officer Superintending Police Circle,

Sungei Patani—T. Q. Gaffikin

Marine Department Officer Superintending Police Circle,

Harbour Master, Port Officer and Kulim—k. H; D. Jackson

Fisheries Officer—Che Bahrom bin

Ahmad Posts and Telegraphs /.

Assistant—H.

Chief H. Tunkun

Clerk—Che MohamadAbdullahDarus b. Supt.—Che Mohamad Arshad bin Osman

Saidugani Assist. Sup^..—Che, Mohd.

Accountant—M. Thumbusamy bin Abu Bakar

Medical Department Engineer—J. C. Dallow

State Surgeon—Dr. J. Portelly Prisons Department

Medical Officers—Dr. S. J. Campbell

and Dr. M. P. O’Connor Superintendent— H. P. Bryson

Senior Health Officer—Dr. W. J. Vic- Assist. do. —Tunku

Chief Gaoler—T. B. Bresnahan

Abdul Rahman

kers

Cl 92 KEDAH

Public Works Department W.

Dr. F.Cheah

WardToon Lok

—Cable Ad: State works Tan Eng Soo

State Engineer—W. W. Davidson Pitchay Gani

Execu. Engr., Irrigation, Kedah

Execu. Engr., North — F. C. Hollandand Snr. Che Hasan, j. p.

Exceu, Engr., Central—J. A. T. Horsley Secretary—Syed Sheh Shahabudin

Do.,

Assist. Engineer,South—E. R. Davies

works—E. T. F.Head

ElburyOffice and Water- Supt. of Sura^ey Department

Surveys—T. Kitching

Assist*.:EngineerNorlh—R. P. Kelly.

Assist. Engineer, Irrigations—R. R. Assist. Supts. of Surveys—B. Cooper,

CambridgeForeman and Inspector of R.Farrington

Workshop

B. Horner, P. H. Bonnet & E. G

Machinery and Boiffifs—W. L. Davison

Treasury

Sanitary Board—Alor Star State Treasurer—Tuan Syed Omar Shahai-

Chairman'—Syed Ahmad Aljefri Budin

Senior Health Officer Financial Commissioner—F. E. Ivery

Senior Executive Engineer, N.K.

Officer Superintdg. Police

' Medical Officer, N. K. • Circle, N.K. Veterinary Department

Land Officer,Surveys,

Kota Star State Vet. Surgeon — W. E. Lancaster^

Asst. Supt. N.K. B.A., M.R.C.V.S.

Chartered Sub-Agents

and China,Bank The of India,Star,Australia

— Alor Kedah ; Blue Funnel Line

Cable Ad : Ascendant, Alor Star. Head

Office : 38, Bishopsgate, London, E,C. 2 Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and Con-

A. M. R. Currie, sub-agent tractors, Reinforced Concrete Specialists-

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, —Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.; Teleph. 2374;

Cable Ad. Nilrob

Marine, Accident, Motor

General Insurance—Head Office: Hong Car and L.MissT. A.Loong

Robb, managing owner

Kong

Agents — Chiat Lee Co., 7, Jalan secretary Cheng Ma, personal

Raya, Sungei Patani

SenCx Cheong & Agents—52,

&China,

Commission Co., GeneralJalan

Merchants

Pekan

Mourin

porated T- inCo..FCM.S.)

Ltd., Arthur

Merchants (Incor-

and Alor Star, Kedah Teleph. 121;

Shipping Agents—Bandar Bharu, South Cable Ad: Sengcheong; Code: A.B.C.

Kedah; Teleph. 12, Bandar Bharu; Cable 5th edn.

Ad:Directors^

Mourin' Arthur Mourin (Chairman)

and E. James „ Group Hospital Whatt

Secretaries—Sevang

& Co., General Merchants—125-

127, Pekan Malayu, Alor Star, Kedah;

Association Telepb. 125; Cable Ad: Whatt; Code:

A.B.C. 5th edn.

Agents Low Guan Huat, proprietor

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. W. S. Dakin

 PERLIS v

This is the smallest of the Malay States, the area being about 316 square miles. It

is situated to the north of Kedah, and its conditions are practically identical with those

of Kedah. The British Advisers have followed the policy which marks British control

in the (federated Malay States, and the active co-operation of the Raja and his Council

has led to a great improvement in the internal administration since the assumption of

British suzerainty in 1909. The Federated Malay States have completed the extension

of their railway system through Perils to link up with the Siamese railway system.

Rail communication with Bangkok has been maintained since the 1st July, 1918.

The total population at the 1931 census was 49,296 including 39,716 Malays, 6,1)00-

Chinese, 966 Indians and 2,114, others. Of the “others” 1,611 were Siamese. The

population then showed an increase of 23% over the 1921 figures. The estimated

population in the middle of 1936 (determined by the balancing equation method)

was 52,357 being comprised of 43,175 Malays, 6,201 Chinese, 978 Indians and

2,003 others. The revenue in the first year of British Protection was $102,522.

For the Mohammedan year 1355(1936-1937) the revenue was $667,644 and expen-

diture $574,065, as compared with $604,162 and $518,719 in the previous year.

With the transference of suzerainty a debt of $495,394 was taken over by the

F.M.S. The debt has since been paid.

Kangar, the Government Headquarters, is a busy little town of about 2,000

inhabitants. The shop-keepers besides selling sundry goods also export padi—the

staple product of the country—as well as ducks and fowls for the Penang market. The

chief imports are cottons for native clothing, kerosene, tobacco and sundry odds and

ends used by the Malay country people. H.H. the Raja lives at Arau, 6 miles from

Kangar, on the Main Trunk Railway from Singapore to Bangkok. In 1910 the

State Council abolished the general duty of 3 per cent, on imported goods. Till 1932

(A. H. 1351) the only goods on which imported duties were levied were spirits, beer,

wine, tobacco, kerosene, petroleum, matches, sugar and cartridges. At the end of 1932

as a result of the Ottawa Conference, additional duties were imposed on a number of

articles, the chief of which are cotton goods, milk, perfumery, and rubber goods.

Articles manufactured within the British Empire are entitled to preferential rates of

dutv. The general duty of 5 per cent, on exports has been abolished and replaced by

duties on rice, tin-ore, rubber, jungle produce and other specific products. In

1936 (Mohammedan reckoning), 9,960 pikuls of tin-ore were exported. Many

of the lime-stone hills of Perlis contain caves rich in guano deposits. The chief

native cultivation is padi. Rubber is represented by a few native plantations^

[Note: 1 dollar-2s. 4d. 1 pikul-133£ lbs.]

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C194 PERLIS

DQIECTORY

Members of State Council Treasurer — Haji Ismail, bin Haji

His Highness the Raja, Tuan Syed Ibrahim

Alwi, c.m.g., c.b.e., president Chief of Police—Che Matt bin Haji

Tuan Syed Hamzah, vice-president Kassim

The British Adviser Chief Kathi—Haji Mohammad Nor

Tuan Haji Ahmad bin Haji Mohamad bin Haji Mohammad

Tuan Haji Mohamad Nor bin Haji Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. R. Siva-

Mohamad sambandan, m.b.b.s. (India), d.t.m.

Clerk of Council—Syed Alwee bin & Hr (London)

Syed'Idrus Executive Engineer—A. L. McClure

Government Officials Gaoler—Che Mahmud bin Haji Mo-

hammad

British Adviser—C. W. Dawson, m.c.s. j Co-operative Officer—Wan Ahmad bin

Commissioner of Lands & Mines—Che | Wan Daud

Mahmud bin Mat, m.c.s.

Chief Judge—Haji Ahmad bin Haji Asst. Co-operative Officer—Syed Ba-

haldin bin Syed Noh Aljumlud.

Mohammad Inspector of Schools—(Vacant)

Second Judge—Che Abu Samah bin Visiting Teacher—Mohammad Hashim

Haji Ali, m.c.s. bin Abdul Rahman

Third Judge—Che Abdul Wahab bin Visiting Teacher Koran—Haji Ismail

Abdullah bin Haji Mohammad Taib

Collector of Customs & Supt. Chandu Clerk of Council—Syed Alwee bin

Monopoly—Syed Hussin bin Syed Syed Idrus.

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RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

IN

MALAYA, SUMATRA BORNEO, ETC.

Abaco (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—Sem- Allagar Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

«myih P-0 . Selangor Trong, Perak (F.M.S.)

W. Roche, manager R. J. Strong, manager

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

and Agency Co., Ld., 17, St.

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Helen’s Place, London, E.C.

London, E.C.

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total:

(rubbei-) 1,717.

1,804, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,010. Cultivated Allenby Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Eng Kee •

(rubber) 1,010 Estate, Johore; Tankah P.O. via

Malacca

Algemeene Vereeniging van Rubber- A. W. Porter, manager

planters TER OOSTKUST VAN SUMATRA Registered Office^Harrisons, Barker

(A.V.R.O.S.)—Sumatra & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Bestuur Acreage—Total: 1,827,: cultivated

President—Dr. H. Kolkman I,

Vice-President—J. Morton

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Alma Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Mertajam,

Secretariaat (A.V.R.O.S.) P. W., Straits Settlements

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma H. E. Sparke, j.p., manager

Java Immigranten Bureau der * Registered Officef-M.’ A. Wattie &

Co., Slhanghai

A.V.R.O.S. Local Agents—Kennedy/ Burkill &

Directeur—Dr. M. Haisma Co., Ltd., Penang

Administrateur—Ch. H. Paris

Algemeen Proefstation der Acreage—Total: 2,279, cultivated

A.V.R.O.S. (rubber) 1,954, (coconuts) 20

Directeur—Dr. A. W. K. de

Jong Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Alor Gajah, Malacca

Dagelijksch Bestuur Sime, Darby &'Cb.; Ltd., Malacca,,

Directeur—Dr. H. Kolkman agents

Secretaris—-Dr. M. Haisma Secretaries & Registered Office—Der-

Commissie van Toezicht op het rick & Co., Singapore

Java Immigranten, Bureau der Acreage — Total : 765, cultivated

A.V.R.O.S. (rubber) 758

President—Dr. H. Kolkman

Directeur, Botanicus— Dr. A. Alor Pongsu Amalgamated. Estates,

d’Angremond

Commissie het Algeraeeh Proe-f- Ltd.—Ragan

station dervanA.V.R.O.S.

Serai, Perak

J. G. Miller, mgr., Alor Pongsu

and Brieh

President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buf- Registered Office^R. Estates

fart L. Spicer &

Co., 3 and 4, Great Winchester

Commissie van ContrOIe op de Street, London, E.C,

Toewijzing van d'e Ingekomen Acreage—Planted : 1,295

Aanvragen voor Contractar- Agents—A. A. Anthony & Co.,

beiders Penang

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C196 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Alpha Bernam Estate—Utan Mel in- Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber

tang, Lower Perak Co., Ltd.—Amherst Estate, Selan-

A. Wiberg, manager gor ; P.O. Box 132, Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 1,600, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,001

1020, cultivated

(rubber) 950, (coconuts) 330 D. McIntosh Whyte, general mgr

Leonardo Estate—P.O. Box 132,

Amaloamated-Malat Estates. Ltd — Kuala Lumpur

Jinjang Estate, Kepong, Selangor Acreage — Total: 513, cultivated

A. A. Roberts, manager (rubber) 505-f

Serrlang Estate—Sungei Besi, Se- J. H. Morley, assist, manager

langor Registered Offioe*—Kennaway, Neame

A. A. Roberts, manager & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

Registered Office—Boustead & Co., don, E.C. 3.

Ld., 1, Embankment, Kuala

Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 2,541, cultivated Amherst Estate (Sel) Rubber Co.,

Ltd. Jenderak Estate, Gong Halt,

(rubber) 1,955 Pahang via Gemas

F. C. Anderson, manager

Amalgamated Rubber & General Secretaries—Kennaway Neame &

Co., Lloyd’s Avenue, London,

Estates, Ltd. E.

Dolok Estates—P.O.—Lima Poeloeh, Acreage—Total : 3,665, cultivated

Sumatra. Teleph. 33, Parlanaan. (rubber) 600

Station—Lima Poeloeh.

P. Winiger, general manager

Dolok Taloen Saragih Estates Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

A. H. Schonfield, manager Ramboeng Estate—Sumatra ; Postal

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate Ad : Rampah, Deli, S.O.K.

•Ohr. J. H. van der iScheer, acting Secretaries—Guthrie & Co., Ltd.,

manager London

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate Acreage—Total: 3,140, cultivated

E. Wohlgemuth, manager (rubber) 1,977

Bahilang Estate—Teleph. 106, Tebing Guthrie

N.

A Co., Ld., Medan, agents

F. M. Burns, manager

Tinggi

K. Hohermut, manager

Nagodaner Estate Anglo-Java Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

L. H. Nahapiet, manager

Goenoeng Mai ajoe Estate (Gambier porated in England).

Agents — Sandilands, Buttery &

and Oil Palms). Postal address: Co., Singapore

Tanjong Balei Secretaries — Eastern Industries

A. Bouvard, head manager Ltd., King William St., Regis

Negara Estate House, London, E.C.4.

H. Senn, manager Nam Heng Estate—Postal Ad: Kota

Tinggi, Johore; Teleph. 35; Kota

Amber Rubber Estate—Johore Bahru Tinggi

J. J. Mathews, manager C. F. Stilwell, gen. manager

Secretaries and Agents—Sime, Dar- W. B. Martin, manager

by & Co., Ltd., Malacca A. J. Strath, A. B. Agnew, D.

W. -Harvey, B. H. Gahan and

E. N. Callender, assistants

Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. J. N.

Amherst Dugdale

Lumpur,Estate—P.O.

Selangor Box 132, Kuala Acreage—Total 8,425.14; cultivated

D. McIntosh Whyte, gen. mgr. (rubber) 6,250 acres

Acreage—Total: 1,020, cultivated S. K. Division—Total 939; cul-

(rubber) 1,001 tivated (rubber) 924 acres

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sungei Papan Estate—Postal Ad : (Galang); Cable Ad: Anglo-stra,

P.O. Box 648, Singapore Medan; Codes: Broomhall’s (Ruo-

G. F. Stilwell, gen. manager ber edition), A.B.C. 5th edn.

A. K. D. Neilson, manager G. R. Shaw, acting manager

D. Browning, J. R. Weight and Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. M. Noble, assistants Brewis, Rainie & Boyd, 6, Dar-

Acreage*—Total 7,483.61; cultivated naway Street, Edinburgh

(rubber) 6,812.82 acres Agentsi—Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.,

Bukit Tinggi Division — Total Medan

1,117.88; cultivated (rubber) 980.88 Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated

acres (rubber) 2,548

Sungei Kong Kong Estate—Postal

Ad : Kota Tinggi, Johore Antara Estate—Sabak Bernam, Lower

C. F. Stilwell, gen. manager Perak

C. M. Botten, manager G. Kylberg, managing proprietor

Acreage—Total: 1,994.47, cultivated Acreage

(rubber) 1,887.97 acres (rubber)— 100,

Total: 267, cultivated

(coconuts) 35

Anglo-Johore Rubber Estates, Ltd. Arcadia Coconut Estates, Ltd.—

(Great Britain)—Mersing, Johore, Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak

via Singapore R. Nutt, manager

C. T. Hinde, manager Registered Office*—Lewis, Brown &

Dr. M. H. Kapadia f.r.c.s.e., Co., Colombo, Ceylon

visiting medical officer Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala

Agents: Mansergh and Taylor, Lumpur

Seremban Acreage—Total : 3,070, cultivated

Registered Office—Henry Guijter, (ocounts) 2,328

37-38, Fenchurch Street, London, Argentine Land & Investment Co.,

E.C. 3 Ltd., (Incorporated in England),

Acreage—Total : 1,9641, cultivated Bode Estate—Postal Ad: Sanda-

(rubber) 1,408 kan, B.N.B.

C. Swan Jones, overseer-in-charge

Anglo-Malay Rubber Nrgri

Co., Ltd.—Lin- Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

sum Estate, Rantau, Sembilan Ltd., Sandakan, Agents

Acreage—planted 1,649 Secretary and Registered Office—

W. A. Millner, manager Edmund Crompton, 17, Street

IWentang Estate—Sungei Gadut Swithin’-s Lane, London, E.C.4.

Acreage—planted 1,518 Acreage—Total: 8,120, cultivated

W. A. Millner, manager (rubber) 1,136.

O. E. F. Moore, assistant

Ayer Angat Estate—Pedas, Negri Asahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Suma-

Sembilan tra

Acreage—planted 804 D. B. Milne, manager

W. A. Millner, manager L. A. R. Lindau, G. J. Schiete-

St. Helier Estate—Bahau oatte. R. Kern and L. G.

D. Keir, manager Hokanson, assistants

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Secretaries and Registered Office—

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

London, E.O. Great Tower Street, London

Agents—Harrisons, Barkei & Co., Agents—Harrisons & 'CrosfielcTs,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Ltd., Medan

Acreage—Total: 5,739 Ascot Estates, Ltd.—Port Dickson.

Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. Negri Sembilan

(Incorporated in Scotland), R. M. Robertson, manager

han Estate—Sumatra: Postal Grea-

Ad: Registered Office—Gibson, Anderson,

Butler & Co., 12, Market Street;

Bangoeir Poerba, Deli; Teleph. 3 Kuala -Eiimpur

0198 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Avondale Estate—-Kuala Selangor, Ayer Puteh Estate—Kulah Pilah,

Sel angor Negri Sembilan

F. B. O’Malley, manager Proprietors—B. J. P. Joaquim

Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala ann E. D. Shern

Lumpur, agents A. 1. Owen, assistant

Acreage—Total: 359,, .cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office —

(rubber) 222. Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala Lum-

pur

Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate, Acreage—Total: 211, cultivated

Ltd. '—Selangor (rubber) 187

J. Miller, manager Ayer Tawah Rubber Plantation Co.,

Registered OfLce—Whittall & Co., Ltd.—Sitiawan, Lower Perak

Kuala Lumpur H. E. Roberton, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,524, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,518, cultivated

(rubber) 1,493 (rubber) 1,463

Registered Office-r-Geddes Trading

Ayer Kuning Estate — Taiping, and Dairy Farm Co., Ld., 8, Yuen

Perak Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai

Tan Eng Seng, manager Agents—Harrisons,

Ltd., Penang Barker & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office—

85, Heeren Street, Malacca

Acreage—Total: 352, cultivated Ayer Tengah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 331. Negri Sembilan

A. Murchie, manager

Ayer Kuning Estate—Taiping, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ooi Ean Chye, manager Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., 4, Fort

Acreage Road, Malacca

(rubber)— 479Total: 485, cultivated Acreage—total: 1,970, cultivated

(rubber) 901

Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Mantin,

Ltd.—Batu Tiga, Selangor Negri Sembilan, F.M.S.

M. A. P. Gilman, manager V. C. Cowan, manager

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East- Thos. Barlow & Bros., 49-51, East-

cheapi London, E.C. cheap, London, E.C. 3.

Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum- Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum-

pur pur

Acreage—Total: 6,206, planted (rub- Acreage — Total: 816, cultivated

ber) 3,080, (oil palms) 794 (rubber) 783

Bagan Serai Rubber Estates Ltd.

Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd.—137, (Incorporated in England)—Postal

Heeren Street, Malacca and Telegraphic Add: Soon Lee

Ong Chin Yam, managing director Estate, Bagan Serai, Perak. lj

Yap Swee Lian, assistant Miles from Railway Station and

Registered Office—C. F. Gomes & Telegraph Office.

Co., 137, Heeren Street, Malacca Soon Lee & Hai

Acreage—Total 1,388,Kee Estates(Rub-

Planted

Acreage—Total: 1,411, cultivated ber) 1231,Kurau

(Coconuts) 130

(rubber) 997 Estate

R. L. Parker, mgr.

Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd.— J. C. Innes, planting adviser

Jasin Malacca Boustead & Co., Ltd. Penang, agents

C. C. Curran, manager Secretary and Registered Office—H.

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., S. Pickthall, 85, Gracechurch St.

Singapore —London E.C.1,035,

Acreage—Total 3. Planted (Rub-

Acreage—Total: 3,165, cultivated

(rubber) 2,894, (coconuts) 40. ber) 1,001, (Coconuts) 14

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Bahau Edible Oil Syndicate, The— Bang Nara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bang-

Poistal Add : Bahau ; Railway Sta- nara (Naradhivas), South Siam

tion : Senama Halt; Teleph. 7, A. E. C. Gercke, manager

Bahau Secretaries—The Bangkok Times

W. Keilitt, proprietor Press, Ltd., Bangkok

S. C. Howard, do. Registered Office—Bagueley and

G. R. Stevenson, do. Tooth, New Road, Bangkok

W. H. Pratt, do. Acreage — Total : 1,280 cultivated

A. S. Woodroffe, visiting mgr. (rubber) 492, (coconuts) 80

N. Sellathurai, office clerk

Bah Lias Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Bah Bangawan Estates Ltd.—Bangawan

Lias, Deli, Sumatra Estate via Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Secretaries & Registered Office— A. Thomson, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, A. Baillie, S. Mitchell and A. D.

Great —Tower Holland, , assistants

Acreage Total Street,

: 816, London

cultivated Siew Foong Hee, bookkeeper

Dr. Lau Lai, medical officer

I, 361 P. W. Van Veer, assistant

Bahru Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.— Jesselton Agents—Harrisons &

Jeram, Selangor Crosfield (Borneo). Ld.

O. A. Farebrother, manager London Office—1 & 2, Great Win-

Registered Offive—A. B. Simon, 33, chester Street, London, E.C. 2.

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3. Acreage—Total: 6,594 cultivated

Acreage—Total: 635, cultivated (rubber) 5,063

(rubber) 633.

Bajau Rubber and Produce Estates, Banir Rubber Estate, Lt.>.—Banir,

Ltd.—Jurong Road, Bukit Timah, Perak

Singapore P. W. Hatfield, manager

Secretary & Registered Office—H.P. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Carter, 6, Queen Street, Cheap- Kennawa.y, Neame & Co., 6,

side, London Lloyd’s xAvenue, London, E.C.

Acreage—Total; 1,026 Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents Acreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated

/ (rubber) 1,220

Balgownie Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Banja'r Estates, Ltd., Ban jar Estate—

Kajang, Ulu Langat, Selangor Kuala Selangor

Acreage—Total: 871, cultivated R. D. Gilbert

(rubber) 784 Registered Oflice—Banjar Estates

J. B. Sullivan, manager Ltd., Kuala Selangor, F.M.S.

Paroi Estate—Sungei Gadut, N.S. Acreage—Total: 553 (coconuts)

Acreage—Total: 1,217, cultivated

(rubber) 888

V. E. H. Rhodes, manager Banopdane Rubber Estate, Ltd., Bi-

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., dor, Perak

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa- E. C. Allan, manager

ppre. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bandar Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala

Galang(Sumatra)

Serdang,Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sumatra Lumpur

Acreage—Total.: 1,163, cultivated

I. C. Hennessy, manager (rubber) 774J

M. H. M. van Rosmalen, asst.

Registered Office—Bunge House, 31st

Mary’s Axe, London Banteng (Selangor) Rubber Estates,

Acreage-^Total: 3,727, cultivated Ltd.—Banting, Selangor

(rubber) 2,432.20 H. C. D’Arcy Irvine, manager

Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd., Acreage—Total: 1,261, oultivated

Medan, agents (rubber) 967

C20ii .RUBBER, ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Puohong Estate, Puchong Batu Caves Rubber Co., Ltd. (Eng-

V. G. A. Reeve, manager land)—Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 2,219, cultivated H. J. Stennitt, manager

(rubber) 1,950 Registered Office—McKeekin & Co.,

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., 10 and 11, Lime Street, London,

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, E.

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: 3,378, cultivated

agents (rubber) 3,237

Bassett Rubsee, Cq., Ltd.—Bagan Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut.

Serai, Perak Plantations, Ltd. (Incorporated in

A. Y. Tyack, manager England), Batu Kawan Estate—

Registered Office—Boustead '& Co., Bukit Tambun, Province Wellesley;

Ld., 1, Weld Quay, Penang Teleph. 17, Simpang Ampat; Cable

Acreage—Total: 1,771, cultivated Ad: Reis, Simpang Ampat. 4-1 miles

(rubber 1,022.68 (coconuts) 136 from Simpang Ampat Rly. Station

Batak Rabit Rubbeii Estate, Ltd.— and 4 miles from P.O.

Teluk Anson, Perak G. S. Reis, j.p., b.sc., Manager

H. W. Wylie, manager G. A. Moir, b.sc., ph.d., asst.

J. C. Innes, planting adviser Conductors—Teoh Guan Chiang

A. F. Bruce, assist. do. and C. S. N. Ratinam

Agents—Messrs. Boustead & Co., Lim Jin Kooi, chief clerk

Ltd., Penang Visiting Agent — J. Melville,

Registered Office—H. S. Pickthall Carey Island

Secretary — 85, Gracechurch St., Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. 3 Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., 71,

Acreage—Total: 1407.4, cultivated St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3.

(rubber) 1393.6 S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 5,618, cultivated

(rubber) 1,147.01, (coconuts)

Batang Consolidated Rubber Estates, 2,115.71

Ltd.—Batang Malaka, Negri Sem-

bilan Batu Lima Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

W. E. Vovvler, manager porated at Sandakan, B.N.

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & Borneo), Batu Lima, Estates

Co., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. 3. Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Ld., Sandakan, B.N. Borneo

Lumpur, agents

Acreage—total: ■ 2,892, cultivated Batu Lintang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 2,670 Bagan Samak, Kedah

Batang Padang Estate—1st Mile, F. A. MoDougall, manager

Pahang Road, Tapah, Perak; Cable Registered Office—Henry Waugh &

Ad: Reid, Tapah; Code: Bentley’s Co., Ld'., Beach Street, Penang

Acreage—Total: 3,378, cultivated

H. W. Reid, proprietor (rubber) 2,178

Acreage—Total: 446, cultivated 418

(rubber, etc.) Batu Matang Rubber Plantations,

Ltd., Batu Matang Estate—Tai-

Batu An am (Johore) Rubber Estates, ping, Perak. Arras Estate, Enggor,

Ltd.—Batu Anam, Johore Peraik

H. J. Ridgewell,. manager S. Bayley, manager

General Managers and Secretaries— Henry Waugh & CO., Ltd., Penang,

J. A. Wattie

ton Road, Shanghai Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kennedy, Burkill & Co , Ltd1., Ipoh, Lyall Anderson & Co., 16, Philpot

agents Lane, London, E.C.

Acreage—Total : 2,313, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,340, cultivated

(rubber) 1,476 (rubber) 1,321

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Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Planta- H. A. Parsons, manager

tions, Ltd , Batu Rata Si Mahe W. A.. Stanton, visiting agent

and Bangoen Poerba Estates—Sumar Harrisions, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

tra; Postal Ad : Bangoen Pberba ; Kuala Lumpur, Agents

Cable Ad : Loeboeq Pakam Acreage — Total : 1,239, planted

F. A. Moranx, manager with rubber 1,200

J. B. F. Yates, asst. Rinching Estate—Postal Ad: Se-

L. A. Worley, do. menyih, Kajang; Teleph. 22, Se-

Hooglandt Co., agents, Singapore mehyih, 8j miles from Kajang

Railway Station and 2j miles

from Post Office

Batu Sembilan Estate — Kajang, P. H. Fripp, manager

Selangor W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

K. Sinnathamby, proprietor Agents—Cumber batch &; Co.,

S. Tharmalingam, manager Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total : 117, cultivated Secretaries—The Batu Tiga (Se-

(rubber) 114 langor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

Registered Office—95a, Chancerjr

Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co., Lane, London, W.C. 2

Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Acreage—Total : 1,352, planted

—Batu Tiga, Selangor with rubber 1,013, planted with

Glenmarie Estate (Perimeiagu Thot- j tea 12

tam)—Postal Ad: Batu Tiga;

Telepii. 14, Petaling; Cable Ad: Batu Village Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Batutiga. 2J miles from Railway Batu Caves,’ Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

Station gor

T. C. Stuart, manager G. B. Walker, manager

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kuala Lumpur, agents Harrisons,, Barker & Go., Singa-

Acreage—Total : 2,000.20, planted pore

with rubber 1,818.91 Acreage—Total: 62, cultivated (rub-

Batu Estate (Moonancuttay Thot- ber) 52

tam—Postal Ad: Sentul, Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 2115. 4 miles

from Kuala Lumpur Railway Sta- Bear well Estate—Klang, Selangor

tion P. W. Parkinson, proprietor

Tj C. Stuart, manager G. M. Browne, manager

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent Commercial Agents—Harper, Gil-

Harrisons. Barker & Co., Ltd- fillan.-iY Go., Kuala Lumpur •

-- i Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total (rubber) : 182

Acreage—Total : 900, planted with

rubber'865

Bukit Kiara— Estate

Thottam) Postal (Ahran

Ad: Cuttay

Bukit Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Kiara; P.O. Box 206, Old Daman- Planting Companies, etc., Woodford

Estate—Beaufort, via Jesselton, B.

sara Rd., Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. N. Borneo

2331. 16A milesStation

from Kuala Lum- J. S. Morris, manager

pur Railway

W J. Corney, manager Thomas ■Chung,, chief clerk

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent Eastern Agents—Guthrie & Co.,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total :

with rubber 1,237 1,443, planted Beaumont Estate—Klang, Selangor

Sungei Gumut Estate — Postal Ad: Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor

Kalumpang Station, 2 miles from Lee Khar- Soon] conductor

Kalumpang Rly. Station, Teleph. Acreage — Total : 422, cultivated

14 (Tanjong Malim Exchange) with rubber .

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Bedfokd Plantations, Ltd. (E.M.S.) Belian Wangi Estate—Sungei Gadutr

—Slim River, Perak; Teleph. Slim Negri Sembilan

River 28: Cable Ad : Callard, Slim . Mrs. I. Battishill, owner

River Acreage — Total: 139, cultivated

E. M. R. Callard, manager (rubber)

Secretaries and Agents-—Harper,

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd'., Kuala Beng Kong Seng Estate—90, Jonker

Lumpur Street, Malacca

Acreage — Total: 956, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 920 90, Jonker Street, Malacca

Acreage — Total: 231, cultivated

Beheang Estate — Tanjong Malin, (rubber) 231

Perak Benta Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Raub,

C. T. de B. Whitehouse, managing Pahang

director W. G. Ashford, manager

C. L, Edmonds, assistant Agents and Secretaries—Harrisons,

Dr. Bedell, medical officer Barker & Co., Ltd., Penang

Acreage — Total: 500, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,353.47, cultivated

(rubber/ 497 (rubber) 1,796.21

Behrang Muda Estate — Tanjong Bengal Estate—13th Mile Coast

Malim, Perak Road, Port Dickson

Mrs. C. T. de B. Whitehouse, pro- B. B. Sen Gupta, manager

prietor Secretaries and Registered Office—

C. L. Edmonds, assistant 5, Circular Road, Seremban

Acreage!—Total: 415, cultivated Acreage — Total: 273, cultivated

(rubber) 55 (rubber and coconuts) 269, rubber

Behrang River Estate — Tanjong (all mature) 246

Malim, Perak Beranang (Selangor) Rubber Planta-

W. P. Wilson, manager' tions, Ltd.—Bangi, Sela*gor : Tel.

Acreage—Total: 1,215, cultivated No. 24 Kajang; Cable Ad: Buxton,.

(rubber) 1,215 Bangi

Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estate, C. A. Buxton, manager

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Registered Office — Boustead Bros.,

Johore and Malacca Estates—Postal Walsingham House, Seething Lane,.

Ad: Bokok Estate, Asaham, Malacca, London, E.C. 3

S.S.; Cable Ad: McKerrow, Asaham Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

W. M. McKerrow, manager

Acreage—Total : 3,631. planted 2,671 Bernam-Perak Rubber Plantations,

(Johore 2,307, Malacca 364) Ltd.—Teluk Anson, Perak

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & J. E. Staley, manager

Co., Ld., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Acreage

. Street, London, E.C.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala (rubber)— 2,060

Total: 2860, cultivated

Lumpur, agents Bernam

Belata River (Sel) Rubber Estates, Estate,OilPerak;

Palms, Postal

Ltd.—Ulu

Ad: Bernam

Utan

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)1— Melintang, Perak; Cable Ad: Pal-

Nearest Telegraph Office & Railway mo, Sobak Bernam. Railway Sta-

Station, Kerling 7 miles; Teleph. tion : Teluk Anson Town

Kuala Kuba 11 ; Cable Ad : Belata, W. O. Grut, general mgr.

Kerling L. K. Pay, field manager

P. Paxton Harding, manager P. Bedey, sr. asst.

Agents—Harper Gilfillan & Co., A. Lehmann, chief engineer

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor S. A. R. Jacobson, engr.

Acreage—Total: 1,750, cultivated Acreage—Total 8,530, cultivated (oil-

(rubber) .1,113 palms) 6,045, (tea) 5, (rubber) lO

and (coconuts) 15

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Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Beulah Rubber Estate—Postal Ad:

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Pengkalan Kempas, Port Dickson,

W. R. Stothard, manager Negri Sembilan

Boustead & Co., Ld., agents, A. T. M. Lane, proprietor

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor F. R. Poole, do.

Registered Office—H. Read Smith, Agents - Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Kuala Lumpur

4, London Wall Buildings, Lon- Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

don, E.C. 2. (rubber) 200

Acreage — Total: 3,280, planted

(rubber) 2,766

Beverlac (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

—Beverlac, Klang, Selangor

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., R. F. Richardson, manager

Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Secretaries & Registered Office—Lee-

Bertam Estate chmaii & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Postal Ad : Kapala Batas, Province Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Wellesley; Tel. Ad: Calapah, agents

Kapala Batas; Teleph. 25, Kapala Acreage—Total: 312, cultivated

Batas. Distance from Railway (rubber) 295

Station: Tassek Glugor, 8 miles,

Prai 14 miles. Distance from

Telegraph Office: Kapala Batas, Bidor Perak

Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Bidor,

1 mile A. E. Gourlay, manager

H. E. Roberton, gen. mgr. Registered Office—Bosanquet, Traill

J. H. Worth, assistant & Co., 4, Market Buildings, 29,

E. T. Pike, do. Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

H. L. H. B. Barry, do. Acreage—Total: 1,658, cultivated

K. A. G. Hague, do. (rubber) 1,295

Vellasamy Pillay Karuppayan, Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

chief clerk & book-keeper Lumpur, agents

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- Biram Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Victoria

nang Estate, Kedah

Secretaries & Registered Office— John Jaffray, manager

Read Smith & Co., Ltd., 4 London Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Wall Buildings, London Wall, field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

London E. C.2. London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 13,226, cultivated

(Rubber) 7,708, (Coconuts) 469

Tahho and Tanah Panjin Estates Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd., The—North

Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

Taisho Estate C. G. Tanner, manager

Postal Ad: Bahau, N.S. Distance assistants

from Railway Station: 1 mile. Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Distance from Telegraph Office: field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

1/2 mile; Teleph. 8 Bahau. London, E.C. 3

Tanah Panjis Estate (Balamah). Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Distance

1/4 mile. fromDistance

RailwayfromStation:

Tele- Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 7,933.66, cultivated

graph Office: 1/4 mile (rubber) 4,553.34

W. R. Stothard, manager

R. H. Pantling, div. assistant Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungkai,

Agrnts—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- Perak

nang and Kuala Lumpur A. R. WTnton, manager

Secretaries

Read Smith& & Registered Office-

Co., Ltd., 4 London Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Wall Buildings, London Wall, field, Ld., L4, Great Tower St.,

London E.C. 2. London, E.C.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total : 3,966,' cultivated Kuala Lumpur, agents

(Rubber) 2,628 Acreage—1,310 (rubber1)

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Bit,a (Sumatra) Rubber Lands Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kota Pinang, Sumatra Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum-

H. G. W. Van der Lee, manager pur

M. Williamson, .assistant Acreage—Total: 1,53S, cultivated

Registered Office—1-4, Great Tower •(rubber) 1,369

Street,. London

Harrisons & Crogfield., Ltd., Medan, Brad wall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

agents Ltd., The—Negri Sembilan

A. Fraser, manager

B intan Estate—Riouw Archipelago, G. R. Burns, asst.

N. E. I. Postal Ad: P.O. Box 83, Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Singapore Bro., 49-51, Eastcheap, London,

N. V..E. Mij “Bintan Plantar E.C. 3

tions, Ltd.,” proprietors Acreage — Total: 3,504, cultivated

Acreage—2,069 hectares, cultivated (rubber) 2,915

(rubber) 1,356 ha, (coconuts) 24 Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

bouws

Bintang Rubber Estates Ltd.—Chahia Brauntson (Malay) Rubber Estates,

Bintang Estate-, Seremban, Negri Ltd., Brauntson Estate — Jeram,

■Sembilan Selangor

H. C. Mustard, manager

R. F. Mesney, manager J. P. Chapman, asst. mgr.

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther-

Kuala Lumpur, managing agts. ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap,

Registered Office—Queensland Bldg., London, E.C. 3.

84 William Street, Melbourne Acreage—Total: 1,4,85,1 cultivated

Acreage — Total: 250, cultivated (rubber) 1,447

(rubber) 232 \

Brack water Estate (Klang) Rubber British Borneo Para Rubber Co.,

Co., Ltd.—Klang, Selangor Ltd., The, Beaufort Estate— B.

C. E. Bernard, supt. N. Borneo; Postal Ad: Beau-

Registered Office—Skrine & Co., fort via Jesselton; Cable Ad : Bin-

Colombo tang, Beaufort; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Whittal 1 & Co., Kuala Lumpur, edn., and Broomhall’s

agents G. S. Tuxford. manager

Acreage—Total: 1,371' cultivated M. P. Anderson, visiting agent

(rubber) 687 Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

wart & Co., 87, West Regent St.,

Glasgow

Bonawe Estate—Port Dickson, Negri Acreage—Total: 3,188, cultivated

Sembilan (rubber) 1,430

Mrs. G. W. R. Millar, proprietress

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & 'Cp. British-MalAy Rubber Co., Ltd. —

Ld.. Kuala Lumpur Negri Sembilan

Acreage — Total: 531, cultivated A. R. Thompson, general manager

(rubber) 505 Registered Office—H. L Turner, 2a,

B.qonoon Estate—Sepang, Selangor Eastcheap,

Acreage London,Estate

— Kubang E.C. : Total

J. H. Bagnall, proprietor 3,000, cultivated (rubber) 2,320.

Planters Loans Board, managers Jindaram . Estate: Total 2,000,

Acreage—Total: 99 cultivated (rubber) 1,200

Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd., the (Incor- Broadwater Estate—Sungei Siput,

porated in F.M.S.), Bukit Kledek

Estate—Negri Sembilan ; Postal and Perak; Cable Ad: Trevor, Sungei

Cable Ad : Ayer Kuning South Siput, Perak

A. M. Maxwell,, manager T. Trevor, proprietor and mgr.

Wilde & Co,., Ld., Seremban, visit- Acreage — Total : 200, cultivated

ing agents (rubber) 180, (coconut) 15

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Broga Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri Brunei (Borneo) Rubber and Land

Sembilan Co., Ltd., Labu Estate—Postal Ad :

J. R. E. Hill, manager Brunei via Labuan, S.S.; Cable Ad:

Registered Office—No. 1, Embank- Brunite

ment, Kuala Lumpur F. B. Giffening, manager

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber- Registered Office—-42-43, Broad St.

batch & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur House Old Broad Street, London,

Acreage—Kingsland Estate, Semen- E.C. 2

yih, Selangor: Total 1068, culti- Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.

vated (rubber) 1,065 (Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

Bukit Batu Estate, Tampin, Negri S.S.; Cable Ad: Lynn, Brunei

Sembilan: Total 1,029, cultivated U. P. Lynn, manager

(rubber) 622

Labugama Estate, Kuala Pilah, A. J. Hylkema ass stant

N.S. : Total 335, cultivated (rub- Secretaries and Registered Office—

ber) 335 Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

ing, Singapore

Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Co., Acreage — Total: 3,821, cultivated

Ltd.—Banting, Selangor (rubber) 1,402

W. A. Stanton, manager

Registered Office — Boustead Bro- Bruskh Rubber Estates,

thers, Ltd., Seething Lane, Lon-

don Estate—Bidor, Perak Ltd., Bruseh

J. J. Matthews, manager

Boustead & Co., Kuala I umpur, 0. E. Jordan, mine supt.

agents Registered Office—Borneo Co., Ld.,

Acreage—Total: 5,657, cultivated 28, Fenchurch Street, London,

5,092!- (rubber), 564! (coconuts) E.C. 3

Broom Rubber Plantations, Ltd. (In- Borneo. Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Acreage—Total: agents'

1,418, cultivated

corporated in England), Broome (rubber) 1,333, (mine) 66

Estate and Balau Estate—Postal

Ad: Bangi, Selangor; Cable Ad: Bua Bita Estate—Klang, Selangor

Broome, Kajang Goh Hock Huat, proprietor

F. J. Pratt, general manager Acreage—Total: 190, cultivated

L. J. P. Carey, T. M. P. Dale (rubber) 180, pineapple and fruits

and R. H. Aldworth, assists. 10

Secretary and Registered Office—

F. C. Rycroft, 98, Great Tower Bukit

St., London, E.C. 3 cate, Badong Rubber Berjuntai,

Ltd.—Batang Estate Syndi-

Se-

Acreage—Total : 3,407, cultivated, langor

J. Samuels, in charge

(rubber) 2,992

Secretaries

Cumberbatph& &Registered

Co., Ltd., Office—

Kuala

Bruas Perak Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Lumpur

Bruas, Perak Acreage — Total: 1142, cultivated

E. J. Mackie, manager (rubber) 926

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste-

wart & Co., West Regent Street, Bukit Badang Rubber Got, Ltd.—

Glasgow Merbau Estate, Jeram, Selangor

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents. Distance from 9Post

graph Office: Office and Tele-

miles)

Acreage — Total : 768, cultivated W. H. Gilliland, manager

(rubber) 768 Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

Bruas Rubber Co., Ltd., Bruas and and Agency Co., Ltd., 17, St.

Gelang Gajah Estates—Postal Ad : Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Lon-

Bruas, Perak don, E.C 3

S. B. Palmer, general manager Planters’ Stores and Agency Go.,

Secretaries—Evatt 1,843,

& Co., cultivated

Penang Ltd., agents

Acreage—Total: Acreage—Total: 1,130!, cultivated

(rubber) 1,538 (rubber) 1,122

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Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi- Bukit Kamuning Rubber Estates,

cate, Ltd.—Batarig Berjuntai, Se- Ltd.—Selangor

langor S. M. Martin, manager

V. S. K. Panikkar, in-charge Leong Peng Khoon, asst. mgr.

Agents, Secretaries and Registered M. Krishnasamy, asst.

Office—Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., Lee Sem Kee, clerk

Kuala Lumpur Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

Acreage—Total: 1,134, cultivated batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 976 Acreage—Total: 1,837, cultivated

(rubber) 1,753

Bukit CiiOH Rubber Co., Ltd.—Je'ram,

Selangor Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

C. A. Farebrother, manager Malacca

Registered Office—A. B. Simon, 33, Ong Chin Yam, managing dir.

Eastcbeap, London, E.C. 3. Koh Cheng Kee, assist.

Acreage — Total: -• lylll, cultivated Secretaries

(rubber) 1,091 F. Gomes &andRegistered

Co., 137,Office—G.

Heeren

Bukit Darah (Selangor) Rubber Co., Street, Malacca

Ltd.—Sungei Bulob, Selangor Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 1140 1672, cultivated

D. F. Hutton, manager

Acreage—1,000, cultivated (rubber)

851, (paddy) 25 Bukit Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Bukit Kepong and Bolton Estates—

Cumberbath & Co., Ltd., Colombo, Selangor

agents W. Leggatt, manager

Bukit Ijok (Selangor) Rubber Co., Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Ltd.—Jeram, Selangor; Cable Ad: Kuala Lumpur

Ijokrubco, Jeram

N. Fish, manager Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated Ad: 3, First Cross Street, Malacca

(rubber) 1,500 G. C. S. Rabjohn, Chairman

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Loh Kim Swi, Director

Lumpur, agents Secretaries and Registered Office —

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd., Malacca

Co., Ltd., 14, Leadenhall Street, Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 224

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates, Ltd., Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Rengo Malay Estate — Kluang, Salama, Perak

Johore E. W. Jacques, manager

G. E. Clarke, manager Secretary and Registered Office—E.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., T. Jacques, Matang, Perak

Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total: 796, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 555

Bright and Galbraith Ltd., 7,

Martin’s Lane, Cannon Street,

London, E.C. 4 Bukit Kubu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 2,492, cultivated Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 1,499 M. L. Phillips, manager

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Registered Office—S. J. Warnock,

Malacca 84-88, William Street, Melbourne,

W. E. Ainger, manager Australia

Registered Office—Bright and Gal- Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

braith, Ltd., 7, Martin’s Lane, Bukit Lintang Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Cannon Street, E.C. 4.

Acreage—Total ; 3,636, cultivated —Malacca

(rubber) 3,271 F. D. Sime, m.a., manager

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Registered Office—Greenhill & Clap- Bukit Purus Estate—Tebong, Malacca

per ton, c.A., 31, George Street, Ala^tair McKenzie, manager

Edinburgh Acreage — Total: 432, cultivated

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, (rubber) 360

agents Bukit Rajah Rubber Co., Ltd., (In

Bukit Mertajam Rubber Co., Ltd.— corporated in England)—Divisions:

Kulim, South Kedah Bukit Rajah, Boon Hean, New

A. J. Forbes, manager Eskdale, Sungei Binjai, Sungei Rasa

G. E. Angier, C. H. Morgan, E. & Delabole Estates; Postal Add: —

Leggatt, G. Scott Eames, J. Klang, Selangor; Cable Add: Ra-

E. Bennalie, assts. jah; Telephone 44; Distance from

Registered Office — R. Lawrence Klang Railway Station—3 miles,

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- Distance from Klang Telegraph

chester Street, London E.C. Office—3 miles

Acreage—Total : 13,560.28 cultivated E. A. Ash, general manager

(rubber), 9,389.97, (coconuts) 111 Divisional Assists.—T. J. McGann,

V. Y. Gleescn and G. A. Lewis-

Hinde

Bukit Nilai Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Koh Siew Hin, head clerk

Negri Sembilan Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd..

D. Farquharson Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—Planters’ Stores Secretary & Registered Office—A. W.

and Agency Co., Ld., London Smith, 37-38, Fenchurch Street,

London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total : 5,982|, cultivated

Bukit Palonq Syndicate, Ltd.—Port (rubber) 4,415

Dickson,

M. H. Negri

Cocke, Sembilan

manager Bukit Rimau Estate, Ltd.—Batu Tigar

Secretaries and Registered Office — Selangor

Mansergh and Tayler, 50, Birch S. LeeM. Sem

Martin,

Kee, manager

clerk

Road, Seremban K. Guru, conductor

Acreage — Total: 542, cultivated Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

(rubber) 515 batch & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Bukit Panjong, Ltd.—Jeram, Selan- Acreage — Total: 421, cultivated

gor (rubber) 401

Capt. E. C. Rossell, m.c., manager Bukit Selangor Rubber Estates

Local Agents—Harper Gilfillan & (1920), Ltd.—Selangor

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Bukit Rotan Estate

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Acreage—Total: 917, cultivated

Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House, (rubber) 905

London Wall, E.C. 2 Java Selangor Estate

Acreage—Total: 1,985, cultivated Acreage—Total: 848 (rubber)

(rubber) 1,961 Tanjong Pasir Estate

Acreage'—Total:

(rubber) 755 1,550, cultivated

Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate, Ltd.— C.' P. H. Duncan, manager

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o P. O. Masai, Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Johore;

W. K. P.O.

Davy,Boxmanager

501, Singapore Walsingham House, London, E.C.

M. A Innes, assistant Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sandilands Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Offioe^— Seletar Post Office, Singapore

British Industries and General R. F. Goodman, general manager

Investment Trust, Ltd.—104, Win- Secretaries and Registered Office—

chester House, London, E.C. 2 British Industries and General

Acreage—Total: 6,186, cultivated Investment Trust, Ltd., 104, Win-

(rubber) 3,647 chester House, London, E.C.



Acreage — Total: 6,951, cultivated Agents & Secretaries — Mensergh &

Tayler, Ltd., Seremban

(rubber),. 5,514

Commercial Agents — Sandilands, Acreage—Total : 514, planted 434

Buttery & Co., Singapore

Buloh Akar Estates (1921), Ltd —

Bukit Setongkol Estate—Postal Ad: Postal Ad: Parit, Perak; Teleph.

Bukit Setongkol, Kuantan, Pahang Masai 8,. .

George Huntsman, manager

Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, proprietress

E. H. Lawrence, manager Registered Office—Brown, Phillips &.

Stewart, Ipoh

Bttkit TambA’KT Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Acreage—Total: 1,198, cultivated

Mertajam, Province Wellesley (rubber) 812

R. G. Ladell, manager

Registered Office—Bukit Tambun Buloh Rasap Rubber Plantations,

Estates, Ld'., 149, Leadenhall St., Ltd.—Buloh Kasa Estate, Segamat,

Uondon, E.C. 3

Financial Agents—McAuliffe, DaVis Johore R. A. M. Stradling, manager

& Hope, Pertang H. E. Nixon, visiting agent

Bukit Tempurong Estate—Postal Ad: Boustead & Co., Ltd., No. 1, The

Enbankment, Kuala Lumpur

Rembau, Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total: 2,710, cultivated

W. H. W. Cubbins, proprietor (rubber) 1,633

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Mansergh & Ta.yler, Seremban

Acreage — Total : ICc-v cultivated Buloh Biver Rubber Estate — Johore;

Postal Ad: c/o Post Office Masai,

(rubber) 92 S. Johore

Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— J. L. Gorddard, manager

Singapore Societe Internationale de Planta-

Tan Fiah E.ng. manager tions et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

Secretaries & Registered Office— Acreage pur, agents

Evatt & Co.. Singapore — Total : 1,662, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 551, cultivated (rubber) .1,609

(rubber) 461 Buntar Rubber Estates, Ltd., Buntar

Bukit Toh Ai.ang Rubber Estate— Estate, Serdang, .South Kedah

F. Densham, manager

Jarak Station, Province Wellesley;

P.O. Kapala Batas, Province Wel- S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

lesley The,

O. L. Clung, manager House, St. Estate

Rubber Mary Agency, Bunge

Axe, London,

E.C. 3

Bukit Tupah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 1,135|, cultivated

Kedah (rubber) l,002i

R. St. J. Gore, manager

Registered Office — Rubber Estate Bute Plantations (1913), Ltd.—Nilai,

Agency, Bunge House, 71, St. Negri Sembijan

Mary’s Axe, London, E.C ,3 C. H. O. Strettell, manager

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Agents

Acreage—Total: 2,278, cultivated Secretaries & Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,529, (coconuts) 82 A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Chempedak Estate Acreage — 1673

Total: 1922, cultivated

C. H. Paramor, manager (rubber)

Acreage—Total: 1,351, cultivated

(rubber) 1,192 Cairo (Malay) Rubber Syndicate,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Bukit Untong Rubber Co., Ltd.— J. T. Smith, manager

Postal Ad : Ulu Puting Estate, Registered Office—Gardiner, Hunter

Silian, Negri Sembilan & Co., 40-41, Old Broad Street,

C. A. S. Dewar, manager London, E.C. 2

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Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., Secretaries and Registered Office —

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents, Eastern Industries, Ld.

Acreage—Total: 1,205, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1255, cultivated

(rubber) 1,187 (rubber) 945, (coconuts) 281

Caledonian (Sel) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Caledonian Estate, Bukit Arang Padang Piol Estate, via Kuala

and Bukit Moyong Divisions, Batu Lipis, Pahang

Arang, Selangor Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

A. P. Atkins, manager Lumpur, agents

J. Voin, assistant Secretaries and Registered

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents Eastern Industries, Ltd., Office-

King

Secretaries and Registered William St. House, London, E.C.

Dickson, Anderson & Co: Office—

Ltd., Acreage-'-Total: 5,395, cultivated

(rubber) 279.

Cannon St., London

Acreage—Total : 1,784, cultivated Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,699 Dovenby, Simpang, Krian Road,

Carnarvon (Selangor) Rubber Co., Padang Piol, Tong Hing and Cen-

Ltd.—Kuala Selangor; Toleph. 37 tral Paloh Estates

Carnarvon Estate E. (Dovenby

St. ClairEstate)

Morford,

and manager

visiting

T. W. Carey, general manager mgr. (Krian Road ^Estate)

Registered Office—The Planters’ P. H. Begbey, manager (Simpang

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, Estate)

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, R. A. Coles, manager (Tong Hing

London, E.C. Estate)

Planter’ Stores and Agency Co., J. F. Philpott, assistant manager

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents (Tong Hing Estate)

F. Girdler, visiting mgr. (Padang

Castlefield (Klang) Rubber Estate, Piol Estate)

Ltd.—Selangor R. L. Inaer, manager (Central

James Neilson, manager Paioh Estate) -

P. J. F. Young, assistant Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.,

E> L. Rendle, Kuala Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Brightdo. & Gal- Secretaries and Registered Office —

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Eastern Industries, Ltd., King

Gannon Street, London, E.C. 4. William Street, London, E.C. 4

Acreage—Total: 3,472, cultivated Acreage—Total: 11,219.67 ; cultivated

(rubber) 3,324 (rubber and coconuts) 9,436.47

Commercial Agents — Cumberbatch

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Central Sumatra Rubber Estates.

Central Johore Rubber Estate, Ltd. Ltd.—Bah Boelian Estate, Tebing

—Niyor, Kluang, Johore Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra

A. Murchie, manager H. A. J. Meeuwesen, manager

Registered Harrisons & CTosfield, Ltd., Medan,

Co., Ltd., Office—Shaw, Darby &

14 and 19. Leadenhall agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Street, London, E C. 3 Harrisons & Crosfield', Ltd., 1-4,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Gt. Tower St., London, W.O. 3

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated

(rubber) 1,576 Cetor Estate—Postal Ad. Rantau,

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Rasmussen,

Central Perak , Rubber Co., Ltd.— Rentau Railway Station, Seremban

Simpang Estate, Simpang Ampat, F. O. Rasmussen, proprietor

Province Wellesley Acreage — Total : 2921, cultivated

G. Miehelsen, manager (rubber) 290

0210 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ceylon Registered

WalsinghamOffice—Boustead

House, Seething Bros.,.

Ltd. —Planters’

PendamaranRubberEstate,

Syndicate,

Port Lane,.

Swettenham London, E.C. 3

E. R. Reger, manager Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala pur, commercial agents

Lumpur

Secretaries —Cumberbatch & Co., Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd.,.

Ltd., Colombo, Ceylon The, (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Acreage — Total: 928, cultivated Batu Dua Estate—Postal Address:

(rubber and coconuts) 806 Batu Dua Estate, c/o Kota Bahroe-

Estate, Kota Bharu, via Batu Ga-

Changkat Kongsi, Ltd. — Changkat jah, Perak; Cable Add: Dawson,.

Estate, Banting, 1 Selangor Kota Bharu, Perak Distance from

F. H. Mustard , manager Railway Station : 2 miles, Telegraph

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Office : 2 miles

agents Acreage—Total: 587-3-25, cultivat-

Acreage — Total: 503, cultivated ed (rubber) 565-1-00

(rubber) 503 Raymund M. Dawson, manager

Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkilli

& Co., Ltd., Penang.

Chan Yee Seng Estate—Salak North. H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

Perak Secretaries—J. A. Wattle & Co.,

Madam Mak Lin Sin, proprietor Ltd., Shanghai.

Chan Tuck Hor, manager Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Chemor, Perak

Changkat Salak Rubber & Tin, Ltd.- A. E. L. Smith, manager (c/cr

Salak North, Perak Shanghai Klebang Estate, Ipohy

A. Harman Orr, general manager Secretaries & Registered Office—

Registered Office—Gibson k Ander- J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

son, 124, St, Vincent St., Glasgow

Acreage—Total: 3,991, cultivated Chempedak Rubber Estate, Ltd.—c/o'

(rubber) 3,500 Kelemak Estate, Alor Gajoh,

Malacca

Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd.— L. S. Harland

Taiping, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

W. de B. MacLaren, manager J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can-

Secretaries & Registered Office— ton Road, Shanghai

Evatt & Co., Singapore Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage — Total: 1035, cultivated Penang, agents

(rubber) 997 Acreage—Total: 902, cultivated (rub-

ber) 858

Charlesland Estate—Bagan Serai, Cheng Rubber Estates, Ltd.. Cheng

Perak Estate—Postal Ad: c/o Kelemak

Mrs. Symons, proprietress Estate, Alor Gajah, Malacca

S. B. Palmer, Bruas, Perak, L. S. Harland, manager

attorney, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.r

M. Asaipillai, manager Penang, agents

Ferguson & Palmer, Bruas, manag- Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co., 10r

ing agents Canton Road, Shanghai, Chinese'

Acreage — Total : 213, cultivated P.O. Box 566

(rubber) 208

Chembong Malay Rubber Co. (1920), Cherano

Kelantan;TuliCable

Estate—Pasir Puteh,

Ad: Kennedy,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Pasir Puteh

Acreage—Total : 2,824, cultivated E. L. Kennedy,

London Office—83, manager

Cannon Street,.

(rubber) 2,660 London, E.C. 4

J. Chalmers, manager

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Cheras Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ka- Chimpul (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

jang, Ulu Langat, Selangor Ltd.—Tampin, Negri Sembilan

T. P. Warin, manager W. J. Wallace, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office— A. Wallace and W. Murray,

Boustead & Co , 149, Leadenhall assistants

Street, London Sime,

agentsDarby & Co., Malacca,

Acreage — Total: 1,770, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,517 Shaw, Darby & Co., Old Broad

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents Street, London

Acreage—Total: 2,545, cultivated

(rubber) 1,476

Ohermano Development, Ltd.—Lan- Chota Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sentul

.chang Estate, Mentakab, Pahang P. O., Selangor

R. A. Rainnie, manager D. M. Atwell, manager, Segambut

Secretaries and Registered Office— Estate

Evatt & Co., French Bank Build- Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

ing, Singapore Lumpur, agents

H. E. Nixon, visiting agent Secretaries & Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 3,760, cultivated Bright and Galbraith, Ld., 7, Mar-

(rubber) 1,518 tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, Lon-

don

Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Ltd. Chungloon Rubber Estate (1932) Ltd.,

The- -Chuugloon Estate, Jitra, Ke-

(England), Rubber and Coconuts—- dah

Kuala Kurau, Perak K. P. Hudson, manager

Eric T. Boyd, manager R. J. Augustin, asst.

W. H. Bruce, A. S F. Percival, McAuliffe,

agents

Davis & Hope, Penang,

and N. du Boulay, assistants Secretaries and Registered Office—

M. H. L. Evans, engr. E. B. Ridbdel & Co., 411-419,

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bros., Salisbury House, London Wall,

Ceylon House, Eastcheap, London, London, E.C.

E.C. Acreage—Total: 1,006.60 cultivated

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 916.64

agents

Acreage — Total : 7,144, cultivated Chulsa (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 2,865, (coconuts) 4,080 Selangor

G. L. O’Hara Hickson, manager

Registered Office—C. A. Goodricke &

Cheviot Rubber, Ltd.—Labu, Negri ' Co., 9, Billiter Square, London,

Sembilan E.C. 3

Cheviot Estate Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban,

A. Burgess, manager agents

R. S. Reid, assistant Acreage — Total: 2,023, cultivated

A. M. Goldsworth, assistant (rubber) 1,523|

Middleton Estate Cicely Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.—

H. T. Graves, manager

F. J. Hamilton Moore, resident Teluk Anson, Lower Perak, F.M.S.

H. de H. Smith, manager

superintendent Registered Office—Rowe, White &

Secretaries and Registered Office— Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- church Street, London, E.C. 3

church Street, London, E.C. 3. Acreage — Cicely Estate, T. Anson :

•Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Total 4,280, cultivated (rubber)

agents 3,313; Kampar Estate, Kampar:

Acreage—Total: 3,534, cultivated Total 1867, cultivated (rubber)

(rubber) 3,057 1565

C212 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Clovelly Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Consolidated Eastern Plantations,.

Toroi, Negri Sembilan Ltd.—Rengam, Johore, Teleph. 3-

H. D. Furze, resdt. manager Rengam; Cable Ad : Consols Ren -

J. S. M. Rennie & Co., 6, Battery gam

Road, Singapore, agents A. Gould, m.a., manager

Secretary and Registered Office — K. J. Anderson

R. D. ‘ Saw, Moorgate Station R. J. McCarry

Chambers, London, E.C. C. A. Davidson

Acreage—Total: 1,732, cultivated A. G. Graham

(rubber) 1,187 Dr. R. Hall, m.b., ch.b., medical

officer

Cluny Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Slim Secretaries and Registered Office—

River, Perak Shaw, Darby & Oo., Ltd., Win-

J. M. P. Landon, manager chester House, London, E.C. 2

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

field,, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., agents

London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 10,760, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., 9,260

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Coconut Estates of Perak, Ltd.— Consolidated Malay Rubber Estates,

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Capt. A. Prichard J.P., manager Atherton and Leigh Estates

Registered Office—Whittall & Co., G. H. Wood, manager

Colombo, Ceylon H. P. Pilkington and R. E.

Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Royston, assistants

agents Ainsdale Estate

Acreage-^Total: 2,468, cultivated H. S. Brown, mgr.

(coconuts) 2,332 Registered 24Office—Shand, Haldane

& Co-, » Rood Lane, London,

Compagnie du Cambodge—Kedah E.C. 3.

Sungei Ular Estate W. Kellitt, engr.

H. A. Campbell, manager Mhnsergh & Tayler, Seremban,

D. B. Newman, J. Wilkie and agents

C. H.. D’Qultremoht, assistants Consolidatfd Rubber Estates (1914),

Messrs. Soefm & Co., Ltd., Kuala Ltd.—Postal Ad : Sitiawun, Perak

Lumpur, agents Estates: Sitiawan Estate and Lu-

Acreage—Total: 4,977, cultivated mut Estate

(rubber) 4,831 D. Carmichael, manager

Compagnie dEs Caoutchoucs de Padang Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.,

—Nigel Gardner Estate, Batang Penang, agents

Berjuntai Secretaries and Registered Office—A.

C. A. Roels, manager R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

T. P. H. Tatham, supt. Continental Plantation Co. (Incor-

L. Merveille, assistant porated in U.S.A.), Hoeta Padang

P. Bouele, do. Estate—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Kisa-

Socfin Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur, ran, Asahan; Teleph. 21 (Kisarart) ;

agents Cable Ad: Conrub, Kisaran Asa-

Acreage — Total: 7,609, cultivated han. Head Office: 1775, Broadway,

(rubber) 7,598 Neiv York

Connmkaka, Ltd.—Bangi, Selangor Hoeta Padang Estate

J. E. S. Codner, manager Acreage—Total: 11,985, planted

Secretaries and, Registered Office — 4,700 (rubber)

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala W.attorney

Hansen, general manager and<

Lumpur

Acreage—Total: l,543r cultivated Soengei Nadoras Estate

(rubber) 1,391 C. J. Derkson, manager

 RUE BEK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS ©Si*

Cosmos

rak Estatk—Kuala Kangsar, Pe- Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. P. Kendall, manager Robertson Bois & Co., Ltd., 12,

G. E. Henning, pro. Eenchurch St., London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 150, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,046, cultivated

(rubber) 150 (rubber) 1,618

Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Damansara (Sel) RI/bber Co., Ltd.—

Craigielea Estate, Bukib . Pasir, I Cable Ad : Klang

H. Y. Puckridge, manager

Muar, Johore; Teleph. 22 J. F. Gooch, asst.

W. J. Wallace, manager P. Thangaraj ah, clerk

J. B. Gould, S. A. B Ross and Reg. Office—Morrison Rutherford A

A. S. Black, assts Co., 20, Eastcheap London E.C.3

R. L. Fernandes, chief clerk Agents — Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd-

Registered . Office—Shaw, Darby & Kuala Lumpur.

Co., Ltd., 14 and 19, Leadenhall Acreage—Total: 4,235, cultivated,

Street, London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 3,377

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents Deli Batavia Rubber Maatscuappij,

Acreage—Total: 6,582, cultivated Rubber — Postal Ad : Pematang.

(rubber) 5,907 Siantar, E.C., Sumatra; Cable Ad .

Cromlix Rubber Estate and Produce Bamyrub Pemataug Siantar

Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor Deli Planters; YeeeeNigIng (Associa-

Bukit Jalil Estate— tion of Tobacco Companies)—Medan

Andrew Mustard, manager Sumatra; Cable Ad: Planterscomite

Registered Office—Walker Bros., 36, President—J. H. Bitters

Basinghall Street, London, E.C. Secretary—Dr. G. van der Yeen

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Deli Proefstation (Experimental

Lumpur, local agents Station for Tobacco),

Director—J:' C. van dbr Meer

Cultuur Maatschappij “de Oostkust” Mohr

—Postal Ad: Goenoeng Pamela, Secretary—H. van Berkel

Tebing Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra Members of the Deli Planters

A. Jeppe, general manager Vereeniging:

L. van Drooge, book-keeper N. V. Cultuur Maatschappij “De

Rubber Estate—Goenoeng Pamela Qostkust” (1 rubber-estate)

with divisions: Goehoeng IMonaco Headmanager—A. Jeppe

and Goenoeng Para Secretary—L. van Drooge

Cultuur Maats, Leidong West- N. V. Deli Batavia Maatsfchappij

Sumatra (8 tobacco-estates)G. J. Bos

Headmanager—C.

Kanopan Oeloe Estate Secretary—P. E. von Oven

J. Grondhout, manager N. V. Deli Maatschappij (21 to-

H. A. A. M. Hen Drictts', ask. bacco, 3 rubber-estates and I

Leidong West Estate oil palm-estate)

Y. Grondhout, manager Headmanager—J. H. Bitters

H. Bii istiel, assistant Secretary—A. J. van Houten

Cycle Estate—Nilai, Negri Sembilan N. V. Deli Spoorweg Maatschap-

Lye Chan Lim. manager • : i pij (Railway Company)

Chua Cheng Bok & Son, Kuala Manager — Ir. A. Baron van

Lumpur, agents Styrum

Acreage — Total : .646, T cultivated ! N. V. Senemhah Maatschappij (11

(rubber) 588 J tobacco, 2 rubber-estates and

1 cocoa-estate)

Dahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Dahan Headmanager—K. Rohn

Estate, Upper Sarawak Secretary—J. Monj£

Borneo Co., Ltd., Kuching, Sara- N. V. Serdang Cultuur Maats-

wak, agents chappij (1 tobacco-estate)

Headmanager—G. Kost

*0214 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

N. V. Tabak Maatsehappij Registered Office — R. Sunderland

i ‘‘Arendsburg'’ i(5; tob'A'cbb and Taylor, 10, Queen Street, Ipswich,

2 rubber-estates) H. van Emb- England

Headmanager—W. Harrisons, Barker & Go., Ltd.,

den Penang, agents

Secretary—P. Leezenberg

N. Y. Tabak Maatschappij “Tjin- Dingkill Estate—Kajang, Selangor

ta Radja” (l. tobacco and 1 V. E. H. Rhodes, proprietor

rubber-estate). C. K. Paul, do.

Headmanager—G. Schwarz Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

Secretary—-A. Meyer (rubber) 100

N. V Zwitsersche Landbouw Ma

atschappij (l Derris-estate) Dingwall - Estate — Mambau, Negri

Headmanager—G. Schwarz Sembilan

A. Simpson, manager

Dennistown Rubber Estates, Ltd., Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem-

Kim Seng Estate ban, agents

E. J. Chandler, manager Acreage—Total : 341, cultivated

B. W. Hallet, assistant (rubber) 315

J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur, vis ting Djapoera Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

agents Sumatra

Secretaries and Registered Office— H. von Rabenau, supt.

Shaw, Darby

Leadenhali Street, London, E.C.3 M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing

Henry, Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penangi Lane, London, E.C. 3 .

agents Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents

Devon Estates (Malacca), Ltd.— Djember Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

Malacca corporated in England)—Pahang;

Commander F. W. F. Fegen, r.n. Jerantut Estate, Jerantut

(retired), resident director R. M. A. Maycock, manager

J. A. St. C. Stewart, gen. mgr. Secretaries—Begg, Roberts & Co.,

Registered Office—Evatt Co., P.O. 138^ Leadenhall Street, London,

Box 166, Singapore E.C.

Acreage—Total : 5,516, cultivated Acreage—Total : 3,628, cultivated

(rubber) 4,880 (rubber) 1,111

Semanton Estate—Mentakab, Pa- Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

hang, F.M.S. Agents

G. D. Treble, manager

Acreage — Total: 4,834, cultivated Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N.Z.

''rubber) 1,384 (Registered in New Zealand), Te-

bing Tinggi Estate — Kelantan;

Digwarrah Rubber Co., Ltd., (Cal- Postal Ad: Tebing Tinggi Estate,

cutta)—Sungkai, Perak Sungei Kusial

H. J. Manson, manager L. E. White, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total : 1,875, cultivated

Andrew Yule & Co., Calcutta (rubber) 1,111

Usher & Co., Hong Kong Bank Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., Hendra

Building, Singapore, commercial Estate—Sungkai, Perak

agents L. A. Blackball, manager

Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

(rubber) 872 Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang agent

Dindings Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sitiawan, Perak A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

A. T. Edgar, manager Acreage — Total: 825^, cultivated

G. W. Rand, assistant (rubber) 80 JI

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Dominion Rubber Oo., Ltd. (Incor- A. H. C. Allen, m.c., j.p., com-

porated in Hongkong), Dominion mercial manager

Estate — Selangor; Postal Ad : T. A. Barnes, secy, to resident dir.

Semenyih, F.M.S. ; Teleph. 19 (Se- A. W. Goode, assist. do.

menyih); Cable Ad : Skyum, Semen- E. F. G. Anderson, J. W. Russell,

yih c.

N. J. 'Skyum, manager countants

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent Dr. A. F. Mackay, m.b.ch.b. (n.z.).

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., d.

19, Beach Street, Penang, agents officer

Secretaries and Registered Office — Dr. W. B. Haines, d.sc. (Lond.),

A. R. Burkill & Sons, 2, Canton F. INST. P., F.R.MET. SOU., D.I.C.,

Road, Shanghai field research officer (Research

Department)

Dorset Estate—Sungei Bakap, Pro- Dr. F. J. Paton, pii.d., b.sc.,

vince Wellesley chemist (Latex Research)

O. A. S. Sellers, proprietor W. A. Adock, latex supt.

F. W. Petrie Hay, manager T. H. Barnwell, latex chemist

Acreage—Total: 92£, cultivated JasinF. Laiang J. Payne, rubber technologist

Estate {Malacca')

(rubber) 92| D. E. Webster, manager

Dour Estate—Batu Caves P.O., Se- E. ,T. Cooper, assistant

langor, Federated Malay iStates R. Trewhitt, m.i.mar.e., engineer

H. M. S. Wagner, manager for the Bahau Estate (N. Sembilan)

Estate of C. Wagner (deceased) J. F. Clarkson, manager

Areage—Total: 127 Hahau Division :

Duff Development Co., Ltd.—Kelan- A. S. T. Maddams, superintendent

tan W. Wall, B. S. B. Johnston, R. J.

W. A. Allan, general manager C. Reaney and G. A. W. Booker,

C. P. Gregory, senior assistant assistants

Planting Assistants—G. G. Daw- KualaW. D. Pattenden, engineer

son, L. Feeny, K. G. King, Jelei Division:

R. D. Pinchin, A. H. Robin L. G. Lee, superintendent

son, C. G. Young, G. H. Col- Ladang Geddes (N. Sembilan)

lect, R. I. McHarg and R. A. B. Fowler, manager

Phillips M. E. L. Robey, E. Blomfield, J.

Registered Office—24, Rood Lane, N. Hughes and B. C. Garfit,.

London, E.C. 3 assistants

Acreage—Total: 19,855, cultivated Jaholf Estate {N. Sembilan)

(rubberi 7943.7 W. J. Donaldson, manager (actg.)'

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.- (Incor- X. McLeod, W. D. Brown, J. R.

porated in England)—Postal. Ad : J. R. Dunn and M. T. Piercey.

Bastion House, Malacca; Teleph. assistants

304 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Dunlop, lie gent Estate {N. Sembilan)

Malacca; Codes: Lombard, Broom- J. Seaton, manager

hall’s (Rubber Edition), Bentley’s, W.E. S.M.Roe, H. L. assistants

Johnson, Salmon and

Western Union, A.B.C. 5th Edition,

Birchwood’s and Private Beruntang Estate {N. Sembilan)

Acreage—Total : 101,066, cultivat- J. Hoffmann, manager

ed (rubber) 85,036 .1. T. McElfrish and A. G. Rod-

Headquarters Staff gers, assistants

The Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, j.p., Ulu Kanchong Estate {N. Sembilan)

resident director

P. M. Williams, deputy general E. M. Hawes, manager

manager A. W. Mitchell, C. G. Berridge

R. B. Carey, asst. gen. mgr. and D. D. Rennie, assists.

0216 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

HilLide Division : Dusun Besar, Estate—Ipoh, Perak

R. Briggs, superintendent Airs. (ID. Mi Sympthe, Mrs. G.

Burkit Bertam Division : Waterhouse and Mrs. F. 0,

J. H. Vallender, snpt. Cowdy, proprietors

Leyong Uhi, AUtate (A. Setribihui) John L. Woods, manager

G. V. Bolton, manager Acreage — Total: 123, cultivated

M. E. G. Brown,,dfesist’aiit (rubber) 123

I’aya Lang .Estate {Johore) Dusun Durian Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

A. V. Ames, manager Bilham Estate, Sitiawan, Lower

R. A. S. Shotter and W, L. Perak

W.Phillips,

A. Logan,supts.P. G. Jones, H. J. G. D. Sansom, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office—

Henshall, H. R. J. Lockhart, M. Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St.,

T. Piercej , T. Earle and: D. E. London

Baxter, assists. - r • . Acreage—Total: 1,662, ■ cultivated

J. Ansel,,1eiigiheef‘ - ' ' (rubber) 605

Segamat Estate (Johore)

K. L. Despard, niartager Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

W. R. H. Seott, C. K. Wiles,'E. Walbrook Estate, Sitiawan; Perak

le G. Parti idge’ apd', R. J. G. D. Sansom, manager

Barnes, , assistants * Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5,

Segil Wstate (Tohore) Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St.,

H. A.G. Longlahd, London, E.C.

M. F. Meffatt,manager

supt.

K. R. Yates, A. S. Aldis, T. Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

McAlpine, G’: W. Markham, Selangor and Perak

n. sc. (Hons.,), F. P. Graves, Duson Durian Estate

■i b,sc.

ray, , G.D. H.PL G.Telfer, J. W.andMur-J.

Coventry S. A. Barton, manager

Matheson, assistants Walbrook Bilham Estate

A. MacOallmri, engineer G. D. Sausom, manager

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5,

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St.,

Durian Sabatang Rubber Estates Harrisons, London, .E.C.

(1931), Ltd.—Durian Sabatang Es- Barker & C'o., Ltd.,

tate. Johore Bahru Kuala Liimpur, agents

B. J. R. Barton, manager

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang, Eaglehurst Rubber .Estates, Ltd.—

accountants Pondok Tanjong, Perak

Secretaries and &'0o.,

E. B. Ridsdel Registered

Ltd.,Office—

Salis- E. T. I. AVilkie, manager

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang,

bury HoUse, London, E.C. 2 agents

Acreage — Total : 1,169, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office - -

(rubber) 916 Townsend and Ridsel, 411, Salis-

bury House, London Wall

Acreage—Total : 1,629, ■ cultivated

Dusun Bertam Estate—Postal Ad: (rubber) 1,217

Ipoh: Teleph.- 35 Pulai : Cable Ad:

Dusun Bertaip Estate, 4) miles

By. Station and Post Office, Ipoh from East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Agents—Brown. Phillips & Stewart Jobere

Secretaries and', Registered Office— H. L. Jeppesen, manager

Maclean, Brbdie and Pdrgie, 7, East Asiatic Co., Singapore, agents

Royal Bank Place, Glasgow Acreage — Total: 3,045, cultivated

J. F. Nalder,,,;manager ; (rubber) 2,520

Acreage — Total; . 1.06^, cultivated Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

(rubber) 1,041 House, London, E.C. 2

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East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Elaeis pL.uvTAT46.Ns, Ltd.—Elaeis

Kedah, Pahang Meiha Estate Estate

E. W,Mcngkiboi, Johore

G rucr, ' manager

O. O. Jorgensen, manager Secretaries and Registered Office - -

S. K. Petersen and O. V. Han- Guthrie k Co., 52-51, Gracechurch

sen, assistants Street, London, E.C. 3.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, Guthrie & Co., Ltd,. Kuala Lum-

agents pur, agents

Registered Ofiice—H. Gunter, 37-38, . Acreage — Total: 3,091., cultivated

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C.3 (oil palms) 3,000.10

East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Eldred Estate—Bekok, Johore; Cable

Trengganu, Postal Ad : Kretay rid Ad : Eldred, Eekok

Singapore; Cable Ad: Juul, Kretay F. J. Pratt, general manager

East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ld., C. W. Warner, resident manager

proprietors J. D. Hornidge, assistant

N Juul, manager Acreage — Total: 3,512, planted

V. Torn, assistant (coffee) 33, (rubber) 3,278

E. K. Sorensen, do.

Secretary and Registered Office— Emerald Rubber and Coconut Co.,

H. Gunter, 37/38, Fenchurch St., Ltd. (Incorporated iii Scotland),

London, E.C. 3 Bukit Slarong & Sungei Sluang

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, Estates — Postal and Telegraphic

managing agents Ad : Padang Serai, South Kedah

Acreage—Total: 4,516, cultivated Railway Station—Tassek Glugor.

(rubber) 4,343 Distance from Post Office : 5 miles

Distance1 Trom Railway Station: 11

Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates, miles

Ltd. (Incorporated in ' London), V. R. Conolly, manager '

Boekit Maradja Estate—Sumatra ; C. R. Little, assistant

P.O. : Pematang Siantar; Teleph. 9 Acreage—Total : 5,012.2, cultivated

(Siantar) (rubber, African Oil Palms and

E. P. Barnett, manager coconuts) 3,168.3

Registered Office — The Rubber Registered Office—Gibson fc Ander-

Estates Agency, Ld., Bunge son (Glasgow) Ltd., 124, St, Vin-

House, 71, St. Mary’s Axe, Lon- cent Street, Glasgow, Scotland

don, E.C. 3 Eastern Correspondents — Gibson,

Anglo-Dutch Estate Agency, Ltd., Anderson, Butler & Co;, Kuala

Medan, agents Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 8,761, cultivated Eow Seng Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit

(rubber) 7,550 Buntar, Perak

. C- C.Besar.

Paya H. Beaman, manager Kedah

Estate, Lunas,

Edensor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Eden- R. O. Tyndale Powell, mgr.

sor Estate, Mentakab, Pahang Registered Offioe—Kennaway, Neame-

L. W. Litkie, manager & Co., ,6,. Lloyd's Avenue, Feu-

O. Hermon, assistant-in-charge

Cumberbateh & Co., Ltd., Kuala church Street, London, ■ E.C. 3

Lumpur, agents Eow Seng Rubber Co.—Sungei Duri

Secretaries and Registered Office— Estate, Nibong Tebal, Province Wel-

Bright & Galbraith, London lesley

Acreage—Total: 4,808, cultivated C. C. H. Beaman,, manager

(rubber) 1,011 McAuliffe, Wayis, &’Hope, Penang,

agents

Edinburgh Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Selangor 'Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

C. J. Arnold, general manager Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchchurch St.,

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste- London, E.C. 3

wart & Stewart, c.a., 87, West Acreage — Total: . 272, cultivated

Regent Street, Glasgow (rubber) 269

0218 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Equatorial Produce Co., Led. (Inc. in Eu Tong Sen Estate (Pahang)—8th

F.M.S.), K’lapa

K’lapa Bali Lima Bali Estate—Postal Ad :

Bias Estate, Slim Mile Bentong-Tras Road; Postal

River; Teleph. 23 ; Cable Ad: Klalim Ad: 148, High St., Kuala Lumpur

Distance from P.O. and Rly Station to Secretaries and Registered Office—

Estate Chop Yan Woh, Kuala Lumpur

W. M,: 6Iversen,

miles manager Acreage—Total: 1,100, cultivated

(rubber) 1,100

G. Tostee, superintendent

J. G. Reed, visiting medical officer

Acreage Planted—Rubber, 1,10.31, Oil Eu Tong Sen Estate—Negri Sembilan

Palms, 3,398 1 Secretaries and Registered Office-

Total Acreage : 5,895 acres Chop Yan Look, 148, High Street,

Agents—Soclin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur

R. M. E. Michaux, general mgr.

Errol Estate, Ltd.—Parit Buntar, F.M.S. Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Perak porated)—Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

V. Ambalavanar, manager Eastern Division: Kajang

Secretaries and Registered Office— E. H. B. Nobbs, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang C. J Longmore, assistant

Acreage—Total: 329, cultivated D. W. Allen, do.

(rubber) 323, (coconuts) 2 Western Division: Kajang

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., The— D. J. Kibby, manager

Slim River, Perak M. A. L. Christensen, assistant

Slim River Estate Tuan Estate! Bentong

H. F. de C. Lucy, manager C. G. Ponsonby, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Dr. W. T. Ouaife, medical officer

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Registered Office—Societe Interna-

church Street, London, E.C. 3 tionale des Plantations et de

Planters’ Store and Agency Co., Finance, 2, Marche aux Grains,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Antwerp, Belgium

Agents—S. I. P. E. F., P.O. Box

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor 145, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor,

M. j. Kennaway, general manager F.M.S.

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Acreage—Total : 8,626.31, cultivated

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- (rubber) 6,480.65

chureh Street, London, E.C. 2

Estate of Khoo Heng Pan (Deceased) F.M.S. Rubber Planters’

Ltd. (Incorporated Estates,

in England),

—Waterfall Estate, Bedong P.O., Jemima Estate—Postal Ad : Mam-

Kedah bau, Negri Sembilan; Cable Ad :

Estate of Khoo . Heng Pan, pro- Jemima

prietor, 178, Victoria Street, J. S. Laird, manager

Penang Registered Office — Lyall, Anderson

0. A. Panicker, manager & P/A & Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London,

Acreage — Total: 1,200 relongs, E.C.

planted (rubber) 1,195, (coconuts) Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

5 agents

Estate of LokeYEw(Deceased)Residuary Acreage — Total: 5,666, cultivated

Estate Office: 12, Market Street, Kuala (rubber) 4,646

Lumpur, Selangor; P.O. Box 47;

Teleph. 2232 (Kuala Lumpur); Federated (Selangor) Rubber Co.

Cable Ad : Edbut, Kuala Lumpur (1932), Ltd.—Klang

Trustees—Leo Yew Hoi, Lee Nam, H. Case, manager

Khop Wee Tat, Al.an Loke and

Khob Teik Ee Registered Office—Nafte!, Morison,

Secretaries — Gibson, Anderson, Rutherford & Co., 20, Eastcheap,

Butler & Co., chartered accts. London, E-G. 3

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS C219<

Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate, Secretaries and Registered Office-

Ltd.—Kedah Bright Galbraith, Ltd., 7, Mar-

A. V. Perrin, manager tin's Lane, Cannon Street, London

Registered Office—Edward, Bou- Cumberbatch & Co.-, Ltd., Kuala

stead & Co., Ld., 149, Leadenhall Lumpur, agents

Street, London, E.O. 3

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Garing (Malacca) Rubber Estates,

agents Ltd.—Malacca

F. S. Williams, manager

Gadek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tamp in, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Negri Sembilan Basanquet, Trail & Co., 4

I. M. Shaw, manager Tower House, 40, Trinity Square,r

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Sioga(pore, London, E.C. 3

agents Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office - Lumpur, agents

Begg, Roberts & Co., 138, Leaden-

hall Street, London Gedong (Perak) Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 1,419, cultivated Bidor, Perak

(rubber) 1,323 W. Watters, manager

Gadoxg Cocon:;t Plantations, Ltd.— Registered Office—Lyall, Andersom

Bat u Laut, Selangor, F.M.S. & Co., 16, Philphot Lane, London,

T. Nielsen, manager EC.

Secretary & Registered Office — F. Cumberbatclh & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Trenouth, 85 Gracechurch Street, Lumpur, agents

London, E. C, 3 1

GtLasgow Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Auak

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kulim Estate, Kulim, Kedah; P O

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S. Box Kulim; Teleph. Kulim 66

Acreage — Total: 965, cultivated T. E. .Upton, manager

(coconuts) 961 R. Graham, asst.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala

Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Lumpur, agents

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Postal Ad: Poeloe Galang; P.O. Gibson and Anderson (Glasgow)

Box 230; Cable Ad : Galang, Singa- Ltd., 1.24, St.-Vincent Street, Glas-

pore gow

R. Kinloch, manager Acreage — Total: 3,737, cultivated

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- (rubber) 2,040!, (coconuts) 8

pur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Glen Bervie Rubber Co.—Tandjong

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- Poera, Langkat, Sumatra

church Street, London, E.C. A. Y. W. Cantlay, actg. manager

Acreage—Total: 22,489, cultivated W. L, B. Tisbury, assistant

(rubber) 2,314 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Bunge House, St. Maty’s Axe,

visiting agents London

G'ali Estate—Raub, Pahang Acreage — Total : 2,593.6 cultivated

A. N. Dumaresq, manager (rubber) 2,397.05

Secretaries

c/o A. N. and Registered

Dumaresq, Raub Office— Glen Muar Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

Acreage—Total: 1,058, cultivated corporated in Great Britain) —

(rubber) 550 Johore, Ban Heng Estate; Postal

Address: PancKor P.O. via Muar,

Gan Kee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ba- Johore; Cable Ad: Banheng, Pan-

tang Malaka, Negri Sembilan chor. Distance from Railway Sta-

W. E. Yowler, manager tion : Malacca 54 miles. Distance

K. R. W. Vowler, assistant from Telegraph Office: Panchor IT

miles

0220 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

J. F. Green, manager Golden Hope (Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, visiting The, Bukit Pilah Estate—Rompin,

agent Negri Sembilan

Registered Office—Dickson Anderson A. P. H. le Prevost, manager

& Co., Ltd., 1/9, Cannon Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. 4. Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Great Tower St., Londn, E.C. 3

Lumpur, agents Harrisons, Barker

Acreage^—Total: 1615, cultivated Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 1,464

Golden Hope Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

GlenE'\ly Plantations, Ltd.—Parit, Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

Perak J. T. Pickering, manager

J. Scott, manager J. L. Milne, assistant

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., R. D. Brown, do.

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa- Secretaries and Registered Office—

pore Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Great Tower Street, London

Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 2,757, cultivated

(rubber) 2,479

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

■Glengowrie Rubber Co., Ltd., Semen- Kuala Lumpur, agerits

yih, Selangor

J. M. McBurnie, manager Goldkenep Estate—c/o A. N. Kenion,

Secretaries—McAuliffe, Davis & proprietor and manager Maxwell &

Hope, Penang Kenion. Ip oh, Perak

Acreage — Total : 268, cultivated

Glenshiel Rubber Estates Co., Ltd., (rubber) 261

The—Selangor Good Hope (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

J. H. H. Bailie, manager Ltd.—Telok, Selangor

W. A. D. Wynch, assistant

Frank Trenouth, secretary L. G. Hutton, manager

J. C. Innes, planting adviser Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co.,

Registered Office—85, Gracechurch Colombo, Ceylon

St., London, E.C. 3 Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Boustead & Co , Ltd., Penang agents Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,261, cultivated Acreage—919, cultivated (rubber &

(rubber) 2,123 coconuts) 903

Glugor Estates—Penang Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co.—

Miss H. M. Brown, proprietress Postal Ad: Serbalawan, E. C. Su-

D. A. M. Brown, general manager matra; Cable Ad: Goodyear, Dolok

J. Y. Boothby and H. R. Watts, Merangir

assistants Head Administration

Acreage — Total: 3.387, cultivated J. B. Ingle, resident director and

rubber, coconuts and fruit) 3247 manager, general administration

P. S. Shoaff, assistant manager,

general administration

Golconda (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd.— C. L. Marsh, auditor

Selangor W. M. Mayers, office manager

H. B. Clifton, manager W. N. Bangharn, plant research

W. T. L. Ten Broeck, research

Registered Office—Bosanquet. Trail chemist

& Co., Ltd., 40, Trinity Square, Dolok Merangir Estate

London, E.C. 3 P. S. Shoaff, manager

Cumberbatdi & Co., Ltd., Kuala L. Riedhorst, field manager

Lumpur, agents A. A. Musch,. engineer

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Wingfoot Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

kattan, Estate—Postal

Bila, E. C. ofAdSumatra;

: Pang-

Ltd. — Tampin, Negri Sembilan;

Cable Ad: Goodyear, Rantau Cable Ad: Goromal-Kuala, Pilah

P rap at E. A. Martin, general manager

E. S. Weida, manager Registered Office—W. B. Gould, 149,

R. C. Arnold, assistant manager Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3

J. E. Shultz, office manager Acreage—Total: 5,589.01, cultivated

D. G. Bonamy, L, O. Figland and (rubber) 4,518.24

L. R. Geyer, inspectors ml

J. Horsting and J. H. K. M. de Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Smit, field managers —Kedah

J. W. F. Meijer, engineer J. McCradle, geperal manager

Dr. A. Goudberg, medical, officer

Sungei Tawar Estate, P.O. Kuala

^Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co., Ketil

The, Wingfoot Estate—Postal Ad : A. H. Douglas, manager :

Pangkattan, Bila, Sumatra East J. Davenport. J. A, McLauchlin,

Coast ; Cable Ad : Goodyear, Rantau G. T. Cameron, L. B. R. Burnham

Prapat; Code: Bentley’s Phrase and J. E. Emmelle, assistants

F. S. Weida, manager Burnham, assistants

R. C. Arnold, assistant manager Secretaries—85, Graceohurch Street,

J. E. Shultz, office manager London, E.C.3

D. J. de Boer, labour dept. Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated

D. G. Bonamy, inspector (rubber) 4,341

L. O. Figland, asst, inspector

R. L. Geyer, do. Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

J. Horsting, field mgr. wft. (Incorporated in England), Gula

north and Kalumpong Estates — Gula

J. H. K. M. de Smit, field mgr. Estate, via Parit Buntar, Perak,

wft. south F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: Gula, Bagan

J. W. F. Meijer, engineer Serai ; Teleph. 5, Kuala Kurau

Dr. A. Goudberg, medical officer, J. McCardle, general manager

wft. hospital James Kennedy, manager (Gula

'Goodwyn Estate—Sitiawan, Perak Estate)

H. Goodwyn, manager J. W. Murray (acting), manager

Acreage — Total: 340, cultivated (Kalumpong)

(rubber) 330 Acreage—Total: 10,656, cultivated

(rubber) 4,728, (coconuts) 5,045

Gopeng (Perak) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Secretaries—85, Graeechurch St.,

—Kampong Kepayang, Perak London, E.C. 3

A. F. Carter, manager

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Gunong Krom Estate — Teleph. 35

Kuala Lumpur, agents Pulai

Secretaries and Registered Office- J. F. Nalder, manager

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Regis Acreage — Total: 776, cultivated

House, King William St., Lon- (rubber) 719.5

don, E.C. 4

Acreage—Total : 2,152, cultivated Gunong Panjang Rubber Estate—

(rubber) 1,829 Gunong Panjang, Gopeng, Perak

Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, W. L. H. Morrison, proprietor

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri- (140, Gopeng Rd., Ipoh, Perak)

tain)—Gordon Estate, Kedah

B. M. Walls, manager Gunong Pari Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Secretary and Registered Office — Chemor, Perak

W. B. Gauld, 149, Leadenhall H. Scully, general manager

Street, London, E.C. Secretaries and Registered Office—

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang, H. Gunter, 37 & 38 Fenchurch

Eastern agents & accts. Street, London

€222 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PIANTATIONS

Hamilton (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. Hawthornden Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

(Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Negri P.O. Box 171, Kuala Lumpur,

Sembilan; Postal Ad: Nilai; Rail- Selangor

way Station: Nilai and Sepang F. H. Riches, manager

Road ; Teleph. 2, TS« ilai Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co.,

W. J. Doughty, manager Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

•'E.. N. T. Cummins, visiting agent Acreage—Total: 2,440, cultivated

Soij^etaries and Registered Office - (rubber) 2,281

' Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur Haytor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kapar,

Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.—Masai Klang, Selangor

Johore Bahru, Johore C. R. Hamerton, manager

Bruce Petrie, general manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. V. H Pery, mgr. Evatt & Co., Singapore

E. C. Crosse, asst. Acreage Total : 507, cultivated

B. McCready, do. (rubber) 507

Secretaries and Registered Office —

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore Heawood Tin and Rubber Estate, Ltd.

Acreage — Total: 5,368, cultivated —Sungei Siput, Perak

(rubber) 4,750 J. S. McCroAv, manager

J. R. C. McGrow, asst.

Harcroft Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office—Gibson & Ander-

Ayer Tawar, via Ipoh, Perak son, Ld., 124, St. Vincent Street,

Acreage—Total: 1,V55|, cultivated Glasgow

(rubber) 1,7451, (coconuts) 9f Acreage—Total: 3,412, cultivated

(rubber) 2,293

Harewood Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Henrietta Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Batu Gajah, Perak Kedah

O. IT. Barber, manager J. P. Roach, acting manager

Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel & Registered Office—Paterson, Simons-

Co., 411-419, Salisbury House, & Co., Ld., London House, New

London Wall, E.C. 2 London Street, London, E.C. 3.

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang, Acreage — Total : 6,401|, cultivated

agepts (rubber) 3,686

Acreage—Total: l,343j, cultivated

(rubber) 1,184|

Hessa Rubber Maatschappij, N.V.—

Harimau Rubber Estates — Kota Hessa Estate, Tandjong Balei, Su-

Tinggi, Johore Postal Ad: Hari- matra

mau, Estate, c/o Perma.s Estate, J. A. Hijner, manager

Johore Bahru Acreage—Total: 1,930, cultivated

€. Eldon Scott, visiting manager (rubber) 1,658

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thomas Barlow and Brother, London Hevea (Burma) Co., Ltd., Hevea

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents (Burma), Estate—Victoria Point,

Acreage—Total: 1,036.6, cultivated Lower Burma, via Penang; Cable

(rubber) 970.48 Ad: Hevea, Victoria Point

S. Booth Russell, general manager

Hawaiian Sumatra Plantations, Ltd. Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

—Langkat, East Coast Sumatra agents

J. F. M. Ophol, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

G. Yeeman and G. Christensen, A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap,

assistants London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 12,415, cultivated Acreage — Total: 3,152, cultivated

(rubber) 3,987 (rubber) 2,440!

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C223-

Hevea (Johore) Rubber Plantations, j Highwood Estate—10th Mile Rawang

Ltd., (Incorporated in England)— j Road, Selangor; Postal Ad: P.O.

Sungei Burong Estate, Kukob, | Box 130, Kuala Lumpur

Johore; Postal Ad: Pontian Ket- | Acreage — Total : 101, cultivated

chil, Johore (rubber) 101

J. G. Butcher, f.r.g.s , manager

A. R. Pfordten, asst. Hillrise Estate—Tan jong Tohalang

S. B. Palmer & Co., Braus, agents Road, Batu Gajah, Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office — H. R. Baxter, manager

Dickson, Anderson & Co., Ltd., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.,

20, Abchurch Lane, London, E-C. agents

Acreage—Total: 1,794, Cultivated Acreage—^ Total : 510, cultivated

(Rubber) 1,700 (rubber) 441

Hevea Rubber Trust, (1933), Ltd.— Hock Seng Oo., Hock Seng Estate—

Sungei Choh, Rawang, Selangor Postal Ad ; 28, Ai. Chong St., Teluk

R. B. G. Forbes, manager Anson, Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office — Lim Ah Mok, manager

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap, Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. 3 28, Ah Chong Street, Teluk Anson,

Acreage—Total: 1,571.74, cultivated Perak

(rubber) 348.58, (Oil Palms) 581.74 Acreage — Total: 318, cultivated

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 318

agents

Hibernia Rubber Estates, Ltd — Holland Sumatra Tabak Maatsohappi.i

Pondok Tanjong, Perak (Tobacco and Rubber)

M. G. Cbrbet Singleton, manager Soengei Bamban Estate, Rampah,

Registered Office—McAuliffe, Davis Sumatra

& Hope, Penang C. Balbach, manager

Acreage — Total: 711, cultivated A. G. Besier, assistant

(rubber) 700

Hidden Streams Rubber Syndicate, Hollandsch-Amerikaansche Plantage

Ltd —Bruas, Perak Mu., N.V.—Kisaran, • Asalian, S.E.

J. F. N. Bach, manager C.; Telephs. Kisaran 7, 8 and 9;

Registered Office—Geo. Williamson Cable Ad: Estafette, Kisaran;

& Co., 138, Leadenhall Street, Codes: A.B.C. 0th edn., Bentley’s

London, E.C. and Genera!

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., M. D. Knapp, head manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents L. M. Reuvers, secretary

H. 1. Pakenham, assist, sec.

Acreage—Total: 1,211, cultivated F. J. Farrington, chief acct.

(rubber) 800 F. P. Howell-Price, accountant

'! C. J. Smith, accountant

Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber P Purnell, acct.

Co., Ltd.—Selangor; Cable Ad: E. M. Blair and N. W. L. Stof-

Highlands, Klang koper, inspectors

R. M. Bousfield, manager Dr. W. R. O. Goslings, chief

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro., medical officer

49-51, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 J. van Eijsbergen, factory mgr.

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, W. Ei. Cake, director (plant,

agents research dept.)

Highlands Estate

Total: 4,370j, cultivated (rubber) Holyrood Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

2,324|, (oil palms) 1,044^ in England), Holyrood and Bukit

Midlands Estate Rhona Estates—Postal Ad : Pondck

Total: 3,60U, cultivated (rubber) Tanjong, Perak; Cable Ad: Holy-

3,249f, (oil palms) 208 rood

€224 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

James Neilson, manager Harrisons. Barker & Co., Ltd.,

R. 0. G. Hill, assistant Kuala Lumpur, agents

K. J. Lewis, do. Secretaries and Registered Office—

N. F. Coelho, book-keeper Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur, Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

agent 3.

Cumberbatch & Co,, Ltd., Kuala Acreage—Total: l,755j

Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Inch Kenneth Kajang Rubber. Ltd.—

braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon Selangor

• Street, London, E.C. R. J. Watson, manager

, Acreage—Total: 3,300, cultivated E. S. Clark, assistant

(rubber) 2,410 Registered Office—D. A. Clapper-

ton, 31, George St., Edinburgh

Honan Estate — Sungei Malayu, Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co*,.

Johore; Postal Ad: 112/114, Robin- Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

son Road, iSingapore Acreage—Total: 4,303.69, cultivated

Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent (rubber) 3,560.68

Acreage—Total : 2,968, cultivated

(rubber) 2,500 Inchong Rubber Estate, Inchong

Estate—Kedah ; Postal Ad : Serdang,

Honokong (Selangor.) Rubber, Ltd.— Kedah

Selangor H. Forrest, manager

S. W. Harper, manager Secretaries—Thos. Barlow & Bro.,

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- 49-51, Eastcheap, London, E.C.

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

London, E.C. agents

Cumberbatch & ’C6., Ltd., Kuala W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent

Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total : 1,335, cultivated

Acreage—Total : 1,508, cultivated (rubber) 1,246, (coconuts) 8

(rubber) 817 Indo-Malay Estates, Ltd. — Batang

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In- Berjuntai, Selangor

corporated in England), Kemayan R. P. Broome, manager

Estate—Postal Ad: Kemayan Es- Secretaries and Registered Office —

tate. Kemayan, Pahang. Distance Cumberbatch & Co.,, Colombo

from Railway Station: i Mile Acreage — Total: 795, cultivated

J. R. Donald, manager (rubber) 687

V. R, Rat n am, conductor-in- Indragiri Rubber, Ltd., Sungei Lala

charge and Sungei Parit Estates—Indrzu

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent giri, Sumatra

Acreage—Total: 1,104, cultivated W. H. J. Frahm, general manager

(rubber) 579i B. Montgomery, supt. (Lala)

Harrisons. Barker & Go., Ltd., H. F. Derksen, assist. (Parit)

Kuala Lumpur, agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., Singapore

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Bcnut

Estate, Rengam, Johore Insulinde Sumatra Rubber Estates,

G. T. Lyford, manager Ltd. — Namoe Oengas, Tandjong,

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Poera, Sumatra

field, Ld., London O. E. Moriarty, manager

Acreage—Total : 1,748 Registered Office — Regis Iloii^e,

King William Street, London,

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- E.C. 4

porated in Great Britain) Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan,

Benut Estate—Cable Ad: Benut agents

Estate Rengam, Johore Acreage—Total: 10,857, cultivatedT

G. T. Lyford, manager (rubber) 2,351

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Ipoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- JeramJ. Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor

D. Smart, manager

porated in the United Kingdom)— Registered Office—The Rubber Estate

Ipoh, Perak Agency, Ld., Bunge House, 71, St.

Jabi Rubber Plantations (1932), Ltd. Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3

(Incorporated in England)—Postal S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Ad: Jabi Estate, Alor Star, Kedah; Acreage—Total: 2,087, cultivated

Cable Ad : Hudson, Alorstar (rubber) 2,024.

K. P. Hudson, manager

. S. Floris, overseer

Secretaries—E. B. Ridsdel k Co., Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Port

Ltd., 411-419, Salisbury House, Dickson, Negri Sembilan

A. C. Mulloy, manager

London Wall, London, E.C. 2 Secretaries and Registered Office—

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang, agents Gattey & Bateman, Fullerton

Acreage—Total: 1,301 Building, Singapore

Acreage — Total : 1,030, cultivated

Jalan Kebun Rubber Co., Ltd. — (rubber) 987

Klang, Selangor

T. M Latimer, visiting manager Jitra Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant-in- Karangan Estates — Postal Ad:

charge Padang Serai, South Kedah

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

Acreage — Total: 388, cultivated Titi Padang Karangan Serai,Estate—Postal

South KedahAd :

(rubber) 383 Acreage—Total : 900, cultivated

Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Jitra(rubber) 562

Estate—Postal Ad : Jitra N.

—Malacca Kedah

C. E. R. Darby, manager Acreage—Total : 753, cultivated

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & (rubber) 553

Co., Ltd., 14 & 19, Leadenhall J. C. H. Aitken, general manager

Street, London, E.C. 3 Bukit .Tunjang Estate—Postal Ad :

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Jitra Kedah 162, cultivated

agents Acreage—Total:

Acreage — Total: 1,963, cultivated (rubber) 162

(rubber) 1,719 Sandilands, Buttery & Co.,

Penang, agents

Jebong (Perak) Rubber Co., Ltd.- Secretaries—M. P. Evans

Matang, Perak Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

M. S. McGahey, manager

C. J. McDermot, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— Joco hore

Coconut Estate—Pontian, Jo-

Bosanquet

bo, Ceylon & Skrine, Ltd., Colom- Acreage—Total:

A. J. G. Crosse, visting mgr.

Acreage—Total: 1,703, cultivated 1,607, cultivated

(rubber) 1,626 (coconuts) 1,361, (areca nuts) 60

Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate, Ltd.— J ohore Para Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Johore, Gunong Pulai Estate,

Kuantan, Pahang. 9 miles from Johore Babru

Telegraph Office and 111 miles frOm

Railway Station H. M. Mac Kay, mgr.

H. J. M. Mutch, manager Registered

Easteheap,Office—A.

London,B. E.C.

Sirnson, 38,

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

bers, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated Acreage—Total

(rubber) 1,625

: 1,665, cultivated

(rubber) 1,334

C8

0226 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Johore River Rubber Plantations, i Jugra Land and Carey, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in Scotland)—Tamil name

Ltd.—JohoVe “Teluk Gunjing” ; Postal Address:

J. C. Stephen, manager

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Carey Island, Port Swettenham,

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: “ Loquat,”

Co., Ltd., Royal Mail House, 14, Port Swettenham; Teleph. 53, Port

Leadenhall Street, London, E. C. 2 Swettenham

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Distance from Railway Station-—

agents Port Swettenham, 9 miles by

Acreage—Total: 3,715, cultivated Company’s launch

(rubber) 3,307 Distance from (Special

Telegraphicarrange-

Office

Johore Rubber Lands, Ltd.—Johore —9 miles.

B. J. R. Barton, manager ments for sending and

telegrams from Port Swetten-receiving

Registered Office—E.E.C.

Co., Ld., London, B. 2Ridsdel & ham by telephones)

McAuliffc. Davis & Hope, Penang, Forwarding and Enquiry Office—

accountants Carey Island Agency, Port

Swettenham, Telephone 4, Port

Acreage — Total; 2,082, cultivated Swettenham

(rubber) 1,916 James Melville, resident general

manager

Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd. H. S. Bryce, office manager

(Incorporated in England)—Perak. W. A. B. Smith, factory superin-

Postal Ad: Tapah, Teleph. 7; tendent

Cable Ad : Landor. 9 miles from J. T. Coutts, superintendent

Tapah Road Station and 3 miles R. J. MacLachlan, do.

from Post Office.. Situated : 3rd C. F. Mangin, do.

Mile Tapah, Chenderiang Road J. T. Nixon, do.

Arthur Tinker, manager D. S. Thomson, do.

W. Adamson and D. F. Grant, C. E. Waits, do.

assists. C. S. Allan, assistant

S. Yinasithamby, chief clerk W. N. Allan, do

Dr. J G. Reed, medical officer S. J. Halkett, do.

Secretaries and Registered Office — A. J. Hunter, do.

Geo. Williamson & Co., 138. Lea- J. G. Martin, do.

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3 A. N. Moncur, do.

Acreage—Total: 2,834, cultivated I. A. N. McClew, do.

(rubber) 2,515 M. G. S. Parker, do

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala Acreage—Total: 28,733^, cultivated

Lumpur, agents (rubber) 9,970, (coconuts) 6,898,

(tea) 87f, (coffee) 102

Jong Produce Co., Ltd.—Teluk An- Paradise Estate

Postal Address—Kajang, F.M.S.

son, Lower Perak Cable Address—“Coutts," Kajang

A. Fraser, director Distance from Railway Station—

O. T. de B. Whitehouse, director 1 mile

L. H. Ghee, secretary Distance from Telegraphic Office

Registered Office —10, Dennison —1^ miles

Road, Teluk Anson

Acreage—Total: 708, cultivated Acreage—Total: 574i

410 Secretaries

Macdonald,andStewart

Registered

& Co.,Office—

c.a.,

Jugra Estate—Banting, Selangor 87, West Regent Street, Glasgow,

N. S. Killick, manager C. 2, Scotland

Registered Office—24, Coleman St., Juntai Development, Ltd., Juntai

London, E.C. Estate—Kuala Pilah, Negri Sem-

Acreage—Total: 3,703j, cultivated bilan

(rubber, coconut, coffee and oil H. M. James, manager

palms) 3156J

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Secretaries and Agents—Harper Kamasan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Lumpur A. G. R. Cowe, manager

Acreage—Total: 800, planted 506 Secretaries and Registered Office —

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur

acres , Acreage — Total: 763, cultivated

Junun Rubber Estates, Ltd., Junun (rubber) 750

Estate—Gurun P.O., Kedah

H. W. Rickeard, manager

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents. Kampong Batu Estate, Ltd.—Re'mbau,

Negri Sembilan

Secretaries and Registered Office— Agents

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., Tayler,& Ltd.,

Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe, Acreage

Secretaries—Mansergh

Serembam &

London, E.C. 3 — Total: 187, cultivated

Acreage—Total : 2,122, cultivated (rubber) 185

. (rubber) 2,058.75

Kampong Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Jomr Estates, Ltd.—Simpang Ampat, Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Province Wellesley V. N. B. Were, general manager

J. M. Arbuckle, manager E. W. Fesq, assistant

W. Pollock, assistant G. Trevor-Koch, do.

Registered Office—McLean, Brodie & Registered Office—Boustead Bros ,

Forgie, 7, Royal Bank Place, Walsingham House, Seething

Buchanan Street, Glasgow Lane, London, E.C. 3

Agents—Erown, Phillips & Stewart, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Penang Lumpur, commercial agents

Acreage — Total: 2,093, cultivated Acreage—Total: 4,049, cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 1,776 (rubber! 3,496

Kampong Guron Estate — Surtgei Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging

Bakap, Province Wellesley Ltd., (Incorporated in the F.M.S.)—

Chua Guan Hup, manager Registered' Office: Taiping Perak;

Cheah Chin Yean, owner Cable Ad: “Austmalay,’; Taiping;

Acreage—Total : 244 Telephone 34, Taiping. Auth. Cap.

£140,000 in shares of 5/- each, Capi-

K. H Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala Han talAustral fully paid

Malay

Estate—Kelantan ; Postal Ad : Te-

mangan; Cable Ad : Kualahau managers' andTin Ltd., general

’ secretaries

G. Holderness, manager n F. Leverrier, K.G. (chairman), W.

Kennedy Bnrkill & Co.» Ltd., A. Freeman, II. Huntsman, R.

agents J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.),

m.inst.m.m., E. E. G- Boyd,. .B.E.

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent (Syd.), A.M.INST.M.M., F. V.

Stanley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. C.

K. M. S. (Malay States) Rubber Nardin, b.e. (Syd.), directors

Plantations, Ltd.—Sungei Petani, Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

Kedah tin Place, Sydney

Sungei Patam and Bukit Lembu

Divisions Kampong Lima Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

R. D.Chrystal, manager

O. Wright, assistant Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley

F. W. Petri Hay, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office — Agents,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.. 52-54, Grace- Secretaries

Office—Sime, Darbyand& Registered

Co., Ltd.,

church Street, London Penang

Acreage—Total: 4,536, cultivated Acreage—308, cultivated (rubber) 308

(rubber) 3,606, (coconuts) 16

*cs

€228 RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kamuning (Perak) Rubber & Tin Co., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Ltd.—-Sungei Siput, Perak agents

H. C. Butler, general manager Acreage—Total : 2,980, cultivated

B. M. Hembry, assistant (rubber) 2,131

R. B. Jackson, do.

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ltd., 52-54 Gracechurch Street, Katoyang (Bahru) Rubber Estate,

London, E.C. 3 Ltd. (Registered in F.M.S.)—Postal

Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Ad: Katoyang Estate, Tanjong

Lumpur Malim, Perak

Acreage—Total: 6,139, cultivated L. W. Tivy, resident manager

(rubber) 4,193 G. C. Bailey, visiting agent

Kapala Islands Estate, Kapala Secretaries and Registered Office—

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Djerei—c/o Harrisons, Barker &

Co., Ltd., Singapore, local agents

R. Wodschow Pyne, manager

Head Office—J. A. Wattie & Co., Kayan (F.M.S.) Coconut Co., Ltd.—

Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak, Spynic

Ltd., Shanghai Estate

Acreage—Total: 5,250, cultivated P. C. Fisher, manager

(rubber) 2,170 Secretary and Registered Office—A.

Kapar Para Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. S.R. Bruce, 12, Dee Street, Aber-

—Selangor deen, Scotland

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents agents

W. S. Leslie, manager Acreage — Total: 2,172, cultivated

J. D. Moss, assistant (coconuts) 1,897J

Registered Office—Wm. Nevett &

Co., 3, Salter’s Hall Court, Can- Kedah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan

non Street, London, E.O .

Acreage—Total: 3,619, cultivated Samak, South Kedah

J. W. Wilson, manager

(rubber) 3,566 S. L. Roberts, L. Lockyear & G.

Kapayang Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries M. Clark, assistants

Manebau, Negri Sembilan and Registered Office-

H. Simpson, manager Henry Waugh & Co., Penang

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Penang, Acreage—Total: 4,442, cultivated

(rubber) 2,197, (coconuts) 1811

agen ts

Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., Shang- Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd.,

hai

Acreage — Total: 523, cultivated Estates: Chaning, Pasir Jinggi and

Lepan Kabu Estates — Kelantan;

(rubber) 444 Postal Ad : Pahi; Cable Ad : Chan-

Karak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Pahang ing Paid', Kelantan

R. G. Youngr, manager F. W. B. Sergeant, manager

Registered Office—Geo. Williamson E. J. Coldman, assistant

& Co., Ld., 138, Leadenhall Street, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat,

London, E.C. agents

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Acreage — Total : 7,328, cultivated

(rubber) 2,290

Kuala Lumpur, local agents

Acreage — Total: 1,350, cultivated

(rubber) 1,173 Kelton Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kelton

Karmen Rubber, Ltd.—Pahang Estate—Serdang Selangor

A. Burleigh, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

Ltd'., Kuala Lumpur

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lon- Acreage—Total:

don, E.O., 3 160

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Kemastjl Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kema- Bukit Lanchong Estate—Postal Ad :

sul Estate, M«ngkarak, Pahang Batu Tiga, Selangor

J. Anderson, manager Acreage — Total: 1,184, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Oo., Ltd., (rubber) 1,015

Kuala Lumpur, agents Bukit Prang Estate—Postal Ad:

Secretaries and Registered Office— Dingkil, Kajang

Greenhill & Clapperton, 31, Acreage — Total: 1,000a , cultivated

George St, Edinburgh (rubber) 920

Acreage — Total: 1,140, cultivated Katoyang Estate—Postal Ad : Tan-

(rubber) 712 jong Malim

Acreage—Total: 1,057{-, cultivated

Kempas, Ltd.—Masjid Tanah, Malacca (rubber) 1009

E. E. C. Lacey, manager Vimy Estate—Postal Ad: Pengkalan

I. Ogg and J. B. Gould, assists. Kundang, Selangor

Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd., Malacca, Acreage — Total : 1,452|, cultivated

agents (rubber) 9491-

Secretaries and Registered Office— Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kua-

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca la Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 2,567, cultivated Secretary & Registered Office—W. B.

(rubber) 2,440 Gauld, 149, Leadenhall Street,

London, E.C. 3

Kempas, Ltd.—Postal Ad : Tenth Mile Acreage—Total: i0,545k cultivated

Estate Tangkah via Malacca (rubber) 9,079|

F. P. Marshall, manager Khota Tampan Rubber Co., Ltd. (Inc.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, ■ Kingdom)—Khota

in the UPostal Tampan

agents

Acreage—Total: 1,365, cultivated Estate; Add

Ad; : uLenggong,

Perak; CableDistance Khota Upper

(rubber) 1,302 Lenggong; from Tampan”

Railway

Kepayang Estate—Ipoh, Perak Station Kuala Kangsai Railway Station

H. Rodway Rix, manager 30 miles

H. N. Winter, manager

Acreage — Total: 172, cultivated Agents—Brown, Phillips & Stewart,

(rubber) 172 Ipoh

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates Ltd. McLean, BrodieGlasgow,

& Forgie, 7, Royal

(Incorporated in England)~Selan- Bank Place, Scotland

gor Group Acreage—Total 950 Cultivated (rub-

A. V. Beith, general manager ber) 947.50 , other cultivation 2.5

G, M. Speeden, L. W. Tivy, B.

G. Woodcock, S. Y; Turner, Kiamsam Plantation and Ranch—

H. I. MacLennen and G. Dud- Labuan, S. S.

geon, staffs W. W. Boyd, j.p., general mgr.

Kepong Estate^Postal Ad: Ke- and proprietor

pong, Selangor D. G. Boyd, assistant

Acreage — Total: 1,718^ cultivated Acreage — Total: 1278, cultivated

(coconuts) 400, (fruits) 50, cattle

(rubber) 1,577 Ranch, 828

Bujong Estate--Postal Ad: Sungei

Bulbh, Selangor

Acreage — Total: 1,393-i, cultivated Killinghall (Rubber) Development

(rubber) l,336i Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor

Sungei Ga-pi Estate—Postal Ad: D. 8. Ainger, manager

Sungei Tampian, Ulu Selangor Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

Acreage — Total: 2,2731, cultivated braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon

(rubber) 1,807 Street, London, E.C.

Corscan Estate—Postal Ad : Sungei Cnmberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Choh, Ulu Selangor Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: planted with (rub- Acreage—Total : 1,807, cultivated

ber) 466 (rubber) 1,293J

C230 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kim Po Estate, Bhio—Postal Ad: N. Kinta Yatj.ey Estate, Ltd.—Postal

V. Landbouw Mij. Slipi, Batavia Ad: Butii Gajah, Perak

J. G. Schilpizand, manager H. F. Hutcheson, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,200, cultivated Registered Office—Brown, Phillips

(rubber and pineapple) 1,000 & Stewart, Ipoh

Acreage-Total: 3,165, cultivated

(rubber) 2,298

Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd. — Pasir

Panjang, Singapore

Gob Leng Inn, estate manager Kirby Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri

Acreage- -Total: 2,467 Sembilan

Kirby, Carrotina, Georgia Khatoum

Estates

Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated D. Farquhnrsorp general manager

in England), Kimanis Estate- Registered Office — The Planters’

Postal Ad: Jesselton, B.N. Borneo; Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17,

Tel. Ad: Kimanis, Jesselton St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate.

W. Riddel, manager London, E.C. 3

Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum- Planters’ (Stores and Agency Co.,

pur, agents Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 3,594, cultivated

Guthrie & Co., Ld., 52-54, Grace- (rubber) 2,804

church St., London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total : 5,314, cultivated

(rubber) 3,253 Klabang Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

ated in England)—Postal Ad: Kla-

bang .Estate,. Cbomor, Perak. Dis-

Kinding Rubber Estate Syndicate, tance from Railway Station and

Changkat Kinding Estate—Postal Telegraph Office : Klabang 2) miles,

Ad: Changkat Kinding Estate, S. Prah and Uiu Pari 5 miles

Tanjong Rambutan, Perak : Teleph. K. Brown, manager

218, Chemor. Distance from Railway 0. Ki Sukumar, chief clerk

Station and Telegraph Office—2$ Klabang Estate ' '

miles Acreage—Total: 1,476i cultivated

J. S. Ferguson, P. McCaull and J. (rubber) 1,309, (coconuts) 28

Booth, proprietors Sungei Prah Estate

J. S. Ferguson & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: ‘ 575, cultivated

managing agents

Acreage—Total : 1,121), cultivated Ulu (rubber) 554

Pari Estate

(rubber) 700, (tea) 200 Acreage — .Total: 211, cultivated

(rubber i 208

Kings Mead Estate — Postal Ad: Total planted with (rubber) 2,071

Jerantut, Pahang acres, (coconuts) 28 acres

N. G. Pillay, manager Total acreage—2,262

Acreage — Total : 1,121), cultivated Dr. Alex. Scott, medical officer

(rubber) 700, (tea) 200 Kamiri Estate — Postal Address :

Sungei Siput, Perak. Distance

from Railway Station & Tele-

Kinta Kellas Rubber Estates, Ltd.- graph Office : 3 miles

Batu Gajah, Perak J. B. Middleton, manager

D. D. Booth, general manager M. J. Mathews, chief clerk

J.F. C.Morgan, asst. asst. Acreage

(rubber)— 954

Total: 1,376 cultivated

Armstrong, Karai Estate — Postalfrom

Address:Railway

Eng-

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & gor. Distance

Co., Adelaide House, King Wil- Station & Telegraph Office: Z

liam Street, London, E.C. 4. miles

Harrison, Barker & Co., Ltd., Acreage

Penang, agents (rubber)— 515

Total: 533, cultivated

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Padang Rengas Division Kongsi Rubber

Acreage —- Total: 161 cultivated Gajah Estate, Kapar SelangorCo., Ltd.—Padang

(rubber) 150 H. B. Dudley, manager

Dr.officerG. Waugh Scott, medical Secretaries and Registered Office—

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: Leechman & Cx, Colombo

agents 1,433, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered (rubber) 1,403

Thomas, Barlow & Bro., Office—

Ceylon Kota Bah roe Rubber Estates (1921),

Hopse, 49-51, Eastcheap, Lon- Ltd., The (Incorporated in Shang-

don, E,C. 3. hai), Kota Bahroe Estate—Postal

Klanang Produce Co., Ltd.—Selan- Ad: Kota Bahru Estate, Kota

Bahru, via Batu Gajah, Perak;

gor, Klanang Estate

J. M. Barkway, manager

D. E. Trevaldwyn, assistant Perak. Ad:Distance

Cable Dawson, from Kota Railway

Bahru-

Registered Office — Walker Bros. 4gStation: 4j: miles, Telegraph Office:

(London), Ltd., 3 London Wall Kotamiles Bahroe Estate

Buildings, London, E. C. Acreage—Total : 2353-0-06, culti-

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., vated' (rubber) 1114-0-00

Kuala Lumpur Gunong Rap at Estate

Acreage—Total: 2,224 Acreage—Total: • 258-2-23, culti-

Ki.ian Kellas, Ltd.—Padang Rengas, Canning vated (rubber) 240-2-00

Perak Estate

R. W. Low, manager Acreage—Total: 554-1-16, .culti-

Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel and vated 422-2-00

Co., Ltd., 411-419, Salisburg Rayrnund M. Dawson, manager

House, London Wall, E.C. 2 H. C. Pinching visiting agent

Secretaries—A. R. Burkill & Sons,

Shanghai

Kluang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kluang Kennedy, Burkill & : Co., Ltd.,

Estate, Johore Penang, local agents

F. C. Cox, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kota Tinggi (Johore) Rubber Co.,

Ltd.—Johore

Derrick & Co., Singapore R. B. Perkins, managerD. Saw, Moor-

Acreage—Total: 1,892, cultivated Registered Office—R.

(rubber) 1,566 gate Station Chambers, London, E.C.

Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Sime, Darby , &-p ■Co., Ltd., Singapore,

agents,

Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total: 1,871, cultivated

H. A. Smith, manager (rubber) 1,707|-

Registered Office^—Guthrie & Co.,.

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street, Kramat Rubber Estate, Ltd., Kramat

London, E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Estate, Lumut, Dindings, S. S

E. C. E. Ashby, manager

agents Secretaries -Ronstead431,& Co.,cultivation

Ltd., Ipoh

v\ creage — Tota! :: 2,802, cultiyated Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 2,519 (rubber and coconuts)

Kong Lee (Perak) Plantations, Ltd. Kretay Plantations — Trengganu,

—Bagan Serai, Perak Postal Ad: Kretay vid Singapore;

A. R. Winton, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Cable Ad : Juul, Kretay

N. Juul, genera] manager

McLean, Brodie & Forgie, Royal Proprietors—Det Ostasiatiske Tndustri

Bank Place, Glasgow bg Plan rage Kompagni, Copenhagen

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang, East Asiatic Co-, Ltd., Singapore,

agents managing agents

Acreage'— Total: 75.3, ,cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,925, cultivated

(coconuts) 710, (Rubber) 33 (coconuts) 3,352, (rubber) 474

C232 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Krian Rubber Plantations, Co., Ltd. Padang Gajah Estate, Trong

—Subang Estate, Batu Tiga, Selan- Jas. Craig, assistant-in-charge

gor Acreage—Total: 677, cultivated

P. M. Geering, manager (rubber) 516

Secretaries and Registered Oifice— Batu Balai Estate, Jerantut, Pa-

Thomas Barlow & Bro., 49, East- hang

cheap, London, E. C. 3 P. R. Spicer, resident manager

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: 2,492 • cultivated

agents (rubber) 639

Acreage — Total: 1,315, cultivated Meranti Lapan Estate, Lahat

(rubber) 1,100 W. A. McMichael, resident mgr.

Krian Rubber Acreage—Total: 806, cultivated

The—Jin SengPlantations Co.,Serai,

Estate, Bagan Ltd., (rubber) 791

Registered Office—Dickson, Ander-

Perak son & Ooi, Abchuroh Lane, Lon-

M. T. Coode, manager don, E.C. 4

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51, Penang, agents

Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents Kuala Krau Rubber Co., Ltd —

Jeransong Estate, Pahang

Krubong (Malacca) Rubber Planta- J. R. Donald, manager

tions, Ltd.—Alor Gajah, Malacca Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Chas, Milne, j.p., manager fiold. Ld., London

A. Nicoll, assistant Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

H. P. de B. Thomas, assistant Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Acreage—Total: 1,416.25, cultivated

agents (rubber) 628

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s Kuala Kubu Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Avenue, London, E. C.

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 737 770, cultivated UluD. J.Yam P.O. iSelangor

Fraser, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd.—Ulu Geo. Will'amson & Co., 138 Leaden-

Kelantan; Postal Ad: Sungei Nal: hall Street, London

Tel.T. Ad: Kualageh

G. Peddie, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

A. F. Thody, assist. Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 3,277, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 955

983, cultivated'

(rubber) 2,450

Local Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co., Ltd.

Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office— Wardieburn Estate—P.O. Box No.

17, Kuala Lumpur

142, Great Winchester Street, H. L. Linnell, manager

London Wall, E.C. 2 Acreaged—Total : 2,636, cultivated

Kuala Kangsar Plantations, Ltd.— (rubber) 2,333f

Perak Kent Estate, Batu Caves P.O.

Gapis Estate, Pad'ang Rengas C. K. Paul, manager

O. H. M. Sturges, general mgr. Acreage—Total: 1,446!, cultivated

J. G. Butcher, assistant (rubber) l,215j

Acreage—Total: 1,706, cultivated Kundang and Rawang Estates,

(rubber and coconuts) 1,393 Pengkalan Kundang, Selangor

Sungei Biong Estate, Kuala Kang- H. G. Thomson, manager

sar Acreage—Total: 2,324!, cultivated

R. O. Phillips, resident mgr. (rubber) 1,941|

Acreage—Total: 956, cultivated Gemas Estate, Gemas, Johore

(rubber) 913£ B. Burr, manager

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Acreage—Total: 1,706^, cultivated Kuala Pertang Syndicate, Ltd., The,

(rubber) 1,416 Tasang, Sladang and Pertang

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala. Lumpur, agents Estates—Kelantan ; Postal Ad :

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Pertang; Cable Ad: Kuala-

W. Hector Thompson, 9, Arundel pertang, Nal.

Street, Strand, EX'. J. McNiool, manager

Kuala Muad Rubber Estates, Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Lyle, Leckie & Co., 48, West

Sungei Patani, Kedah. (Incorpo- Regent Street, Glasgow

rated in England)—Postal Ad : Acreage—Total : 5,400, cultivated

Sungei Patani, Kedah; Cable Ad: (rubber) 2,300.

Kumuda, Sungei Patani; Distance

from Railway Station and P.O'. :

9 miles; Teleph. 4, Sungei Patani Kuala Pilah Rubber Estate^, Ltd.—

M. E. Barrett, general manager Negri Sembilan

J. Downes, senior assistant E. W. Waterfield, manager

R, D. Mitchell, J. O. Tyndale ! Registered Office—Dickson, Ander-

Powell, H. Allen and H. A. son & Co., Ld., Abchurch Lame,

Hill, assistants London, E.C. 4

Commercial Agents — Bonstead & Cumberbatch & Co.,. Ltd., Kuala

Co., Ltd., Penang Lumpur, a,gents

Secretary and Registered Office.— Acreage — Total: 1,006, cultivated

E. D. Roberts, 149, Leadenhall (rubber) 1,023

Street, London, E.C. 3

Acreage -Total : 9,604, cultivated

(rubber) 7,280, (coconut) 5 Koala Reman Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Kuala Nal Kelantan Rubber Co., Ltd. | The—PahangA. de B. Haughton, general mgr.

(Incorporated in England), Kuala j ,W. M. Mills, superintendent

Nal Estate—Postal Ad: Sungei I Registered Office—Arthur Giffard,

Nal, Kelantan Cable Ad : Nal Blomfield House, London Wall,

J. W. Hope, manager London, E.C. 2

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, j

agents

Boustead & Co., Ld., Turn pat, for- | Borneo

agents

Co., Ltd., Singapore, local

warding agents

/Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 6,810

12,837, cultivated

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap,

London, E.C. 3.

Acreage—Total : 3,975, cultivated Kuala Sawah Rubber Co., Ltd. (In-

(rubber) 2,176 corporated in Singapore), Kuala

Kuala Rad vn Estate- Ren tong. Pahang ban, Sawah Estate—Postal Ad : Serem-

W. M. Phillips, Company’s Re- Negri Sembilan

presentative. in the East J. A. Jansen, manager

W. M. Phillips, manager Registered Office^—J. M. Jansen, 3,

Bocal Office—Cooper, McDougall & Coleman Street, Singapore

Robertson. Ltd.. Singapore

Acreage — Total : 2,000, cultivated

(insecticidal crop) 1,050 Kuala Selangor Rubber Co., 'Ltd.—

* Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations, Selangor R. D. Cillett, manager

Ltd.. Kuala Pergau and Balah P. S. Ransom, assist.

Estates—Ulu Kelantan; Postal Ad: Secretary and Registered Office—

Kuala Pergan, Ulu Kelantan S. L. Thompson, 276, Winchester

T.Cumberbatch

W. T. Bangs, mgr.

& Co., Ltd., Kuala House, Old Broad Street, London,

Lumpur, local agents E.C,

Acreage—Total: 3,9P2, cultivated Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 1,247

C234 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS .

Kuala Sepang Estate—Sepang, Sel- Registered Office—Eastern Indus-

angor tries, Ltd:, Regis House, London,,

" C. J. Taylor and R. V. Ross, E.C. 2

proprietors Kundong Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Jo-

Planters Loans Board, managers hore

Secretaries and Registered Office- A. W. Porter, manager

Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala : Secretaries—Harrisons, Barker &

Lumpur Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Sipim Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu | KuRAMAN & USUKAN ISLANDS ESTATES

Pekaka Estate—Kedah; Postal Ad. —Postal Ad: Kuraman Island,

Kuala Ketil P.O. ; Teleph. 10 (Kuala Labuan, S.S.

Ketil) W. W. Boyd, proprietor and

F. C. Meyrick, manager general manager

H. N. W. Bulford, assistant D. G. Boyd, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 440, cultivated

Boustead & Co., Ltd,, 1, Weld (coconuts) 440

Quay, Penang

Acreage—Total: 3,382, cultivated Kurau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Postal

(rubber) 2,503 Ad : Bagan Serai, Perak

Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Sembilan R L. Parker, manager

Estate, Kuantan, Pahang Registered Office—F. E. Maguire.

D. G. Robertson, manager Pinner’s Hall, 8, Austin Friars,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala London, E.C.

Lumpur, agents and secretaries Boustead! &. Co., Ltd., Penang,

Acreage — Total: 1,551, cultivated agents

• ' (rubber") 981.72 Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Lon-

don)—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Mem-

KItkCb Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore; bang Moeda: Tel. Merpbang Moeda

Postal Ad : Kukub Rubber Estates, 4; Cable Ad: Kwaloe, Membang

Ltd., Cucob via Singapore Moeda; Code: A.B.O. nth edition

A. J. G. Crosse, manager Tanjang ' Pasir and - Si j Toengir

R. A. Middleton, asst. L. Estates

H. Sturgess, manager

Secretary and Registered Office—

Roger Wright, 69, Old Broad H. Grothusen, assistant

Street. London Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore, J. A. Henderson & Co., Ld., Ocean

agents HbUse, Great Street, Lon-

Acreage—Total: 2,706, cultivated | don, E.C. 4

(rubber,, coconut and sago) Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

Acreage

(rubber)— 2,379

Total: 5,254.8, cultivated

Kulai Rubber Estate—Kulai, Johore

W. P. Millar, proprietor Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber ,

Acreage — Total: 780 cultivated ; Labu, Negri Sembilan

/rubber) 700 A. Burgess, manager

Kulim Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— ; B. N. Smithlaing, assistant

Kedah A. Mitchell, assistant

J. G. Wood, manager Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.r

Bukit Genting Estate Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

Acreage—Total: 1,856,). cultivated London, E.C. 3.

(rubber) 1,665 Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Ghim Khoon Estate pur, agents

D, Campbell, manager Acreage—-Total:

(rubber) 3,004 3,26.8, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,277,». cultivated Glendale Estate, Gemas

(rubber) 1,171 H. T. Graves, manager

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Acreage—Total: 5,061, cultivated

local agents' (rubber) 2,502

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Xabuan Bileh, Ltd.—Port Dickson, Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd.

Negri Sembilan —Kudat, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad:

C. K. Campbell, manager

Secretaries—Boustead & Op., Ld., Langkon, Ran ail

R. McGechan, manager

Kuala Lumpur R. F. Wollaston, assistant

Acreage—Total: 560, > cultivated Acreage—Total: 10,562,. cultivated

(rubber) 530 (rubber) 1,633

Lalang Rapat Kibi Estate—Ipoh, Secretaries and Registered Office—

The British North Borneo (Char-

Perak tered) Co., Staple Hall Stone

A. N. Kenion, manager House Court, Bishopsgaie. Lon-

Acreage—Total: 490, cultivated don, E.C. 3

(rubber) 490 Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

commercial agents

Lam Chong Estate -Kampar, Perak;

Cable Ad : Lamchong Langsa Rubber Onderneming (Hol-

Chan Ying Tit, manager land) N. V.—Langsa. Sumatra

Acreage — Total : 270, cultivated P. Chr. Van Staveren, manager

(rubber) 260 McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan,

Lambak Rubber, Ltd.—Johore- agents

F. A. F. Johnstone, manager Acreage — Total : 8,645 cultivated

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., (rubber) 2,081

Ltd., 52-54, Graeechurch Street, Lankat Rubber Co., Ltd., Soengei

London, E.C. 3 Pendjara Estate—Sumatra. Sta-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, tions Kwala and Selesseh; Telephs.

agents

Acreage—Total: 4,138.15, cultivated 14 D.andMeL. 15 Kwala

Munro, manager

(rubber) 4,005.48 Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

Lanadron Rubber L states. Ltd. — agents'^ ' .

Johore Lapan Utan Rubber Go., Ltd.—Kuala

Lanadrpn Estate, Muar .

Acreage—Total : 4,201, cultivated Selangor E. A. O. Simpson, manager

(rubber) 3,128 K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper

Jementah Estate, Segamat Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total : 7,507, cultivated Boustead Bros., Colombo, Ceylon

(rubber) 2,262

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.. Cumberbatch 1

Lumpur; agents

& Co,, Ltd.. Kuala

Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total 454i, cultivated

D. M. Tibbs, visiting agent (rubber) 450

W. L. Harvey, assistant

C. A. Gray. do.

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- LAiLs (Sumatra) Rubber Estates,

field, Ld., 14, Great Tower St., Ltd.—Head

Pematang

Office : Kerasaan Estate,

Siantar, E.C. Sumatra

London, E.C. . „ R. M. Skeet, general manager

Langat River (Selangor) Rubber Co., Kerassan & Bah Bajoe Estates,

Pematang- Siantar

Ltd., Sungei Sedu H slate—Selan- A. V. Vanscolina, L. van Es,

gor; Postal Ad: Banting H. A. Roddis, J. Pamplin,

C. B. Wheeler, manager . assistants

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: 8,021, cultivated

agents (rubber) 7,241, (oil palms) 55

Secretaries and Registered Office-— Petatel Estates, Soengei Bedj anker

Lewis, Brown ife Co.,

House, McCallum Road,Ld., Inveresk

Colombo C. W. Dicks, manager

Acreage—Total: 3,283.58, cultivated Acreage—Total : 5,50O ? cultivated

(rubber) 2,027.50, (coconuts) 340. (rubber) 2,201

(Rubber in bearing’) 1.877,. 50. Saudilahds, Buttery Co., Me-

and (Coconuts in Kearihg) 34fe dan, Cable Ad: “Larastat/'

Meclan, agents

C236 RUBBEE ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Aer Temam Estate, Moeara Biliti, Ledbury Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Palembang Selangor

H. van Heutsz, manager Ledbury, Kinrara and Sione Estates

Acreage—Total: 7,665, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,727!, cultivated

(rubber) 2,372 (rubber) 2,407!

Sandilands, Buttery & Go., Medan, W. S. Godward, manager

agents; Cable Ad: Larastat, D. Money-Taylor, asst.

Medan Secretaries and Registered Office—.

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

La was (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Batu Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

Apoi and Biang Estates, Brunei. Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Incorporated in London — Postal Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ad : Brunei via Labuan ; Cable Ad : Lee Mono Chye Estate (Yee Heo

Thomson, Temburong Kongsi), Yee Hee Estate—Postal

G. F. W. Clifford, general mgr. Ad: 55, Jalan Maharani, Muar,

-I. F. Thomson, manager Johore

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ltd., Labuan, agents c/o 168, Jalan Abdullah, Muar,

Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co., Johore

Ltd., London Acreage — Total : 721, .^cultivated

(rubber) 721

La was (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Lu-

madan Estate — B. N. Borneo; Lendu Rubber Co., Ltd.—Tembeling,

Cable Ad: Lawasarel Beaufort. Pahang

Registered Offices—4, Lloyds Avenue, W. H. C. Horn, manager

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3; Sime, Darby A Co., Ld., Malacca,

. Cable Ad : Skyscraper agents

Directors — A.T. H.Parker

(chairman), B. Owen,Smith

Rt. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Hon. Lord Hawaiian and G. D. Rowe, White A Co., 4, Lloyd’s

Avenue, London

F. Sinclair Acreage—Total: 1,864, cultivated

grubber) 668

Layang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Lendu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Malacca

Johore Charles Milne, J.P., manager

: S. Harper Ball, manager

O. H. D. Upton, assistant Registered Office—Rowe, White A

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

(Northern Division) don, E.C.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Sime, Darby A Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents agents

Acreage — Total: 6,047, cul tivated Acreage—Total: 2,408, cultivated

(rubber) 3,575 (rubber) 2,242, (coconuts) 2

Registered

Ltd., 14 Office—Shaw

A 19, Darby Street,

Leadenhall A Co.,

London, E.C. 3 Lenggeng Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in England), Lenggeng

Ledang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Estate and Bener Estate—Negri

Sembilan ; Postal Ad: Semenyih,

Tangkah, Johore

J. H. W. Godfree, manager Selangor

J. L. Gray, assistant C.’ H. Miller, manager

Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum- Registered

pur, agents

Office—Paterson, Simona

A do., Ld., New London Street,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Paterspn,London, E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting- Simons A Co.., Ltd., Kuala

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3 Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,?31, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 2471

2,664, cultivated

1,945'

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Leong Bee Estate—23J Mile Stone, Siliau, Negri Sembilan

Scudai, Johore Bahru H. de B. Williams, manager (on

Koh Toon Hor, estate manager leave)

Secretaries and Registered Office— R. A. White, acting manager

c/o 10, Mohamed Sultan Roaot, Acreage

(rubber)— 1,929

Total:' 2,305, cultivated

Singapore Mantin, Negri Sembilau

Acreage — Total: 178, cultivated J. C. Peskett, manager

(rubber and bananas) 145 D. B. Stewart, asst.-in-charge

Lesong Tujoh Rubber Estates, Ltd., Acreage

(rubber)— 1,193

Total: 1,556, cultivated

Lesong Tujoh Estate — Kedah; Haron, Klang

Postal Ad: Padang Serai A. J. Rees

B. H. Symes, visiting manager Acreage

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

& Co., Ltd , Penang (rubber)— 1,79/

Total: 1,916, cultivated

Sembrong, Layang, Johore

Ligertwood Rubber Estate, Ltd.— E. M. Pennefather, manager

Krian Road, Perak Acreage

(rubber)— 3,062

Total: 3,087, . cultivated

Registered Office — Chartered Bank

Chambers, Penang Linda Rubber Estate—Teluk Anson,

Secretaries and Registered Office—

S. B. Palmer & Co., 675,

Acreage—Total: Bruas cultivated B. H. Lewis and Dr. C. F. Giddy,

(rubber) 512 proprietors

B. H. Lewis, manager

Lilfoed Acreage—Total: 256, planted (rub-

gor Estate -Sungei Besi, Selan- ber) 200

H. S. Talalla, manager Lindores Rubber Syndicate—Selangor

Acreage—Total: 278, cultivated R. D. Bingley, manager

(para rubber) 278 J. F. Gomez, book-keeper

Lima Blas Estate, Plantation des Secretaries and Registered Office—

Terres RougesAd: (Incorporated R. D. Bingley, Bukit Rotan, Se-

China)—Postal Slim River,inPerak;

Indo langor

Acreage — Total: 228, cultivated

Cable Ad: “Klalim”, Slim River; (rubber) 228

Teleph. 23, Slim River; Railway

Station and P. O. (Slim River) 6 LokJesselton,

Kawi Rubber, Ltd.—Postal

miles

W. M. Iversen, manager B.N. Borneo; Cable AdAd::

Lok Kawi, Jesselton; Codes: Bent-

G.P. Binder,

Deloche,asst.

factory asst. ley’s Complete Phrase

H.F.Read, manager

Acreage—Total: 7146, planted (oil

palm) 5000

Agents—Messrs. Socfin Co., Ltd., LauG.Lai,L. m.b.,

ChesteT,

b.s., assistant

medical officer

Kuala Lumpur Agents and Secretaries—The Borneo

B. T. Foss, head planting mgr. Co., Ltd., 143-149, Fenchurch St.,

Dr. J. G. Reed, visiting medical London, E.C. 3.

officer London Asiatic Rubber and Produce

Linggi Plantations Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Gt.

Britain)

Rantau. Negri Sembilan Telemong

Timah Estate (Telemong, Renjok

J. C. Peskett,

Acreage Total:manager Bentong,Divisions) — Postal; Teleph.

Pahang, F.M.S. Ad :

(rubber)— 2,546 3,310, cultivated 5Bentong.

Karak; Cable Ad: Telemong,

Distance from Rail-

UluSembilan

Sawah, Kuala Sawah, Negri way Station—Kuala Lumpur:

H. de B. Williams, manager 69 miles; Mentakab: 32 miles

E. R. Batts, assistant-in-charge G. A. Chalmers, manager

Acreage — Total: 2,070, cultivated R. J. Richardson, asst.

(rubber) 1,622 R. E. Ruck

0238 KUBBEil ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries—Harrisons & Orostieid Londsdall Estate—Sepang, Selangor

K. S. Mar^h, proprietor

London,i-4,E.C. Great

Ltd., 3 Tower St.,

W. F. Brown, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, local agents Lower Perak Coconut Co., Ltd.—

Visiting

Sepang Agents:

L.O. E. H. Briinton, Blenheim Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak

Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. W. J. L. F. Tribe, manager

Dixon, Raub P.O. Boustead & Co., Ltd., Teiuk Anson,

Acreage—Total: 8,530.07 cultivated agents.

(rubber) 3,807.50 Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, Asiatic Rubber & Produce Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ltd.,

Go., Ltd. Colombo, Ceylon

Diamond Jubilee Estate, Jasin, Acreage—Total: 1,985, cultivated

Malacca (coconuts) 1,690

H. E. Cardwell, manager Lower Perak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

E. G. Robertson, assistant Teluk Anson, Perak

Acreage—Total: 5,350, cultivated R. J. Morton, manager

(rubber) 4,091 Registered Office—British Industries

Batang Benar Estate, Nilai, and General Investment Trust,

P.O.N.S. Ltd., 104, Winchester House, Old

B. G. Chalmers, manager Broad Street, London, E.C. 2

Acreage—Total: 1,362, cultivated McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang,

("rubber) 1,360 financial agents

Tangkah Estate, Tangkah P.O., Acreage—Total: 1,778, cultivated

Johore (rubber) 1,403

H. L. Lamotte, mgr. (on leave)

G. A. Chalmers (acting) Lower Segama Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total : 3,296, cultivated Lahad Datu, B. N. Borneo

(rubber) 2,429, (coconuts) 9 S. T. Bell, manager

Elphil & Plang Estates, Sungei Registered Office — 41, Easteheap,

Siput, Perak London

J. M. Ross, manager Acreage—Total: 4,700, all cultivated

Acreage—Total: 2,368, cultivated (rubber)

(rubber) 1,539

Simpang Estate, Taiping, Perak Lowin Estate Co., Ltd.—Kuala Kang-

J. M. Ross, manager sar, Perak; Teleph. K. K. 33

Acreage—Total: 637, cultivated F. C. Vanrenen, manager

(rubber) 624 Secretaries and Registered Office-

Braemar Estate—Semenyih, P.O., Brown Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Selangor

B. G., Chalmers, manager Lubok Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuala

Acreage—Total: 1,052, cultivated Ketil, Kedah

(rubber) 933 R. Heywood, manager

Semenyih Estate,,Semenyih, Selangor Registered Office—D. Laing, 3, Lon-

B. G' Chalmers, manager don Street, London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 1,014, cultivated Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban,

(rubber) 943 agents

Sepang Estate, .Sepang; Selangor Acreage—Total: 2,465, cultivated

F. H. Brunton, mgr. (on leave) (rubber) 1,907

Jas. Marshall (acting)

W M. Henderson and T. G. Lumboh Kluang (1926) Rubber Estate

Winch, assistants

Acreage—Total: 11,246, cultivated —Pstal Ad: Simpang, Selama,

(rubbhr) 6,247, (coconuts) 36 Perak

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Ong Hock Thye, managing partner

Kuala Lumpur, agents Secretaries—Leong Fee & Co., Ltd., 4,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Church Street, Penang

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Acreage—Total: 818f, cultivated

Great Tower St., London,: E.C. (rubber) 569f

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0239

Lumut Rubber Estates Ltd., (Sungei Bertam Division, Malacca

Wangi Estate)—Postal Ad : Sungei A. E. Bennett, manager

Wangi Estate, Sitiawan, Perak; W. V. Simpson, asst.

Teleph. 9 Sitiawan; Cable Ad: Acreage

(rubber)— 3,615

Total: 3,842, cultivated

Sungei Wangi Estate, Sitiawan Serkam Division, M'erlimau, P.O.

H. W. Steele, manager J. F. S. Carmichael, manager

P. Blackburn, superintendent G. N. McHardy, assistant

Dr. Keng Sim Lim, m.r.c.s. (Eng- G. W. Chatham, soils officer

land), l.r.c.p. (London), visiting Acreage—Total: 4,669, cultivated

medical officer (rubber) 4,142

T. A. P. Menon, chief clerk and Eortrose Division, Gemas

book-keeper

T. H. Menzis, visiting agent R. H. Fortescue, manager

Agents—Messrs Harrisons, Barker Acreage—Total: 2,442, cultivated

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur (rubber) 2,372j

Secretaries and Registered Office- Kemuning Tamp in

Division, Tebong via

Harrisons & Crosfields Ltd.,—1-4,

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. B. Goldman, manager

Acreage—Total : 4,018.5, cultivated J. assistants

R. Angus and A. J. Hutchison,

(rubber 3,885.1, (coconuts) 33.8

Acreage — Total : 7,066, cultivated

Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., Lunas Guthrie (rubber) 5,538

Estates—Kedah; Postal Ad: Lunas; & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Cable Ad: Mackay, Lunas agents

C. H. Mackay, manager A. P. Cranna, visiting agent

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., Singapore Guthrie

church &St.,Co., Ltd., E.C,

London, 52 54, Craw-

Acreage—Total: 1,472, cultivated

(rubber) 1,349

Madingley (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

96, First Cross Street, Malacca, S.S.

Ltd. — Selangor Tandirector

Cheng Lock, c.b.k., managing

R. B. Wyatt-Smith, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Maiaka Pinda Division

& Co., London, E.C. Chan Tuan. Giap, manager

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Teoh Teong Joo, asst. (Tampin

Lumpur, agents Division)

Acreage—Total: 1,417, cultivated Fam SweeNyen,asst.(Bukit Bmang

(rubber) 1,239 Division

Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ltd.— Majedie Estate, Johore Bahru Chan Sze Onn & Co., 96, Market

0. Eldon Scott, visiting mgr. Street, Singapore

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents Acreage — Total : 2,670, cultivated

(rubber) 2,47Q

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thomas Barlow & Bros., Ceylon

House, Eastcheap, London, E.O; 3 Malakoff Robber Estates, Ltd., (Inc.

Acreage—Total: 970.42, cultivated inMalakoff England)

Estate—Postal

(rubber) 770 Batas,

Malakoff, Province Wellesley;AdTeleph.

Butterworth;

: Kepala

Cable Ad:

13,

Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd. 1 Butterworth Distance from Tassek

Bukit Asahan Estate, Asahan Ghigor Railway Station and Kepala

K. W. Taylor, manager Batas Telegraph Office : 3 Miles

W.J.G.Bums,

Ross, assistants

R. A. I. Bell and A. W. M. Thomson, manager

G. Ualliday, assistant

Acreage — Total: 7,593, cultivated T.W.E.N.Hastie,

Naismith,do.assist. (Engineer)

(rubber) 6175

<,5240 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage—Total : 2,464.45, planted Agents--The Anglo-Siam Corptn.,

(rubber) 2,151,60, (coconuts) 85.02with Ltd., Mercantile Bank Building,

Singapore

Mayfield Estate—Postal Ad : Tassek Secretaries and 7,Regd.

Glugor Station, P. W. Distance

from Tassek Glugor Hail way Station Catto & Co., GreatOffice—Yule,

Winchester

and Telegraph Office : 2 Miles Street, London, E.C. 2

A. E. Craig, divisional manager Acreage — Total: 7,749, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 2,6:18.45, cultivated (rubber) 5,272

(rubber) 2,224, (coconuts) 10.70

■Stothard Division—Postal Ad : Kuala

Ketil, Kedah. Distance from Malayan American Plantations, Ltd.

Railway Station—Tassek Glugor . (Incorporated

23 Miles; Distance from Telegraph Ad: P.O. Box in350,F.M.S.) — Postal

Penang; Cable

Office—Kuala Ketil: 6 Miles Ad: Maplaing, Penang; Telephs.

J. E. Gauld, divisional manager Office : 1136, Penang, House (U.A.N.

Acreage—Total : 2,449.15, planted (rub- Laing): 269, Penang and House

ber) 1,07i.81, (Piqui-A) 62.40 (W. J. Burnet): 110, Penang

Agents—Bon stead & Co.. Ltd., Penang President & Managing Director—

E. G. Leyne, visiting agent J. VV. Bicknell

Secretaries—Ed. Boustead

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3 Inspector—U. A. N. Laing

Process Department, Manager—

Malay W. J. Burnet

Anson,Coconut

Perak Estates, Ltd.—Teluk Resident Medical Officer—R. B.

Wallace, D.sfo., m.c., m.b., oh.b.

Capt. D. Owen Jones, m.c., mgr. (Glas.), d.t.m. & h. (London)

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston Bristol Estate—Post Office: Kuang,

& Co., 2-4, Idol Lane, Lond., E.C. Selangor; Teleph. 10, Rawang,

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents Selangor; Cable Ad: Bristol,

Kuang; 3/4 Mile from Railway

Malay Queen Rubber Plantations, Station

Ltd.—Perak Aetg. Manage)—H. E. Hoi well

Chow Hye Seng, manager Visiting Medical Officer—Dr.

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala B. Barrowman

Lumpur, agents Total Acreage—2,357| acres

Dublin Estate—Post Office: Karan-

Malay Rubber Planters, Ltd.—Lahat, gan, Kedah; Teleph. 45, Kulim;

Perak Cable Ad: Dublin Karangan;

Secretary and Registered Office— Distance from Tel. Office : 6 miles ;

Arlington House,London,

Allington Distance from Rly. Station, Bukit

Victoria Street, S.W. Street,

l Mertajam: 25 miles

Acreage—Total: 3,097, cultivated Manager—R. S. C. Herring

(rubber) 2,770 Assistants—J. O’Callaghan, F.

B. Pratt, L. J. Thompson (on

Malaya General Co., Did., Johore leave), H. J. Blake, J. A. D.

(Incorporated in England)—Rengam Sandeman, J. G. Scott, P.

Estate. Postal Ad: Rengam, Jo- Mc.D. Laing and A. W. Ste-

hore ; Distance from Rly. Station: vensoh

1 mile; Distance from Tel. Office: 1 Total Acreage—Maryland Division ;

mile; Teleph. 5, Rengam 958 acres; Dublin Division : 9,862^

G. W. Husband, manager acres

C. H. Engley, L, C. Bailey, F. Cultivated (rubber}—Maryland Di

W. Saunders, I. F. Mackenzie, vision: 906^ acres; Dublin Divi-

J. II. Higgins and R. K. sion : 9,653^ acres

Eames, assistants Harvard Estate—Post Office: Be-

Farquharson,

chief group

clerk engineer dong, Kedah ; Teleph. 2, Bedong;

Cable Ad: Harvard, Bedong;

Visiting Agentse—Bnown, Tough and Distance from Rly. Station, Sun-

Menzies, Kuala Lumpur gei Toh Pawang: 1 mile

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C241

Manager — H. R. Walden (on i Mambau (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

leave) Negri Sembilan

Manager—A. Lament (acting) W. A. Outsell, manager

Assistants — Scarboro Division : j Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson &

P. S. Sherwood, T. J. Her- Co., 16, Philpot Lane, Lond., E.C.

riott and M. J. Mackay Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem-

Total Acreage—5,063{* acres ban, agents

Cultivated (rubber)—4,500 acres j agents

Assistants — Harvard Division : A. B. S. Morton, visiting agent

J C. Pratt, R. B. Duke, B. B. 5 Acreage — Total: 1,765, oulti vat ed

Dukes and F. Buchanan (rubber) 1,612

V. M. O.—Dr. I. S. Abraham j

’Total Acreage—6,3003 acres Manchester North Borneo Rubber,

Cultivated (rubber)—6,224| acres ; Ltd.. Melalap Estate—Postal Ad:

Wessyngton Estate^—Post Office : j Melalap' Estate, Jesselton, B. N.

Rengam, Johore; Teleph. 4. ! Borneo; Cable Ad: Melalap Post

Rerigam; Cable Ad : Wessyng- j Tenom

ton, Rengam; Distance from H. D. Lack, manager

Ely. Station and Tel. Office: 6 B. M. Iversen, assistant

miles R. Matthews, assistant

Manager—J. D. Green Johnny Sob, chief clerk

Visiting Medical Officer—R. Hail Kinarut Estate

’Total Acreage—3,096 acres R. F. Jones, rnanuger

Cultivated (rubber)—3,045 acres Kong Hiap Hin & Co., Jesselton,

Linden Estate agents

Manager—D. S. Inglis Secretary and Registered Office—

Total Acreage—2,583 acres John

Cultivated (rubber)—2,557 acres chesterHall, 6, Brown Street, Man-

Acreage—Total: 18,600, cultivated

Malayan Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Wel- (rubber) 3,552

lesley Estate—Sungei Bakap, Province Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber

Wellesley Estates, Ltd.—96, Market Street,

K.T.N. Kitchener, manager, Wellesley Singapore

Estate Ong Song Quee, manager

Agents and Secretaries — Henry Secretaries—Chan Sze Onn & Co.

Waugh & Co., Ltd., 33, Beach Acreage — Total: 607, cultivated

Street, Penang (rubber) 590

Acreage — Total: 933^, cultivated

(rubber) 900, (coconuts) 14

Marsiling Estate--Woodlands Road,

Malayan Tea, Ltd. — Malayan Tea Singapore, S.S. ; Postal Ad: 112-

Estate—Banting, Selangor 114, Robinson Road, Singapore S.S.

C. Grant, manager Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent.

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage — Total: 573, cultivated

agents and secretaries (rubber) 553

Acreage — Total : 800, cultivated Marudu Consolidated Estates, Ltd.—

(tea) 400 Kudat, B. N. Borneo

H. A. Somerville, manager

Malaysia Rubber Co., Ltd.—Sungkai, Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singa-

Perak pore, agents

C. B. Graburn, j.p., manager

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Marudu Rubber, Ltd. — Taritipan

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Estate, Kudat, B. N. Borneo

London, E.C. G. J. Brand, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., San da

Lumpur, agents kan, agents

C242 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage—Total: 2,500, cultivated Mengkibol (Central Johore) Rubbek-

(rubber a.nd coconuts) 500 Co., Ltd.—Johore

Secretaries and Registered Office— C-C.H.S.F.Pendrigh

Pierrepont,

Shand, Haldane & Cb., Ld., 24, and manager

0. R. Glee-

Rood Lane, London, E. C. 3 son, assistants

Maryland Estate—Postal Ad: Lumut, Registered Office — Yule, Catto k

Bindings, F.M.S. Co., Ltd., Finsbury House, Bl@m-

field Street, London, E.C. 2

Mrs. O. N. Maxwell, proprietress Anglo-Siam Corporation, Singapore,

Agents—F. S. Mathieu & Co., Ipoh, agents

Perak Acreage—Total: 4,964, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 487, cultivated (rubber) 2,573

(coconut and rubber) 200

Matavo Estate—Postal Ad : Matang Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd., Mentakab

Perak Estate—Mentakab, Pahang

E. T. Jacques, mgr. Peng Ann Estate, Bentong, Pahang

Secretaries—Dickson, Anderson k J. Anderson, manager

Co , Ltd., 116-126, Cannon Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

London, E.C. 4 Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld...

Acreage—Total: 1,375, cultivated Chartered Bank Chambers, Singa-

(rubber) 1,050 pore

May Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuantan, Acreage—Total: 2,769, cultivated

Pahang (rubber) 1,880

C. J. Windsor, managing director

S. Low, supt. Menyenangkan Diri Estate -Postal

Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated Ad: Sitiawan, Perak

(rubber) 230 H. Goodwyn, manager

M.M.R.M. Estate—Rawang, Selangor Acreage — Total: 299, cultivated:

M.manager

M. R. M. Subrarnaniam Cbettiar (rubber) 292

Secretaries

Kulipirai, and RegisteredSouthern

Tirumayam, Office— Meranti United, Ltd.—Kajang, Se-

India langor

Acreage — Total: 117, cultivated Cecil K. Paul, manager

(rubber) 117 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Melintang Rubber Estate — Utan Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Mel intan g, Perak Acreage—Total: 1,225, cultivated

L. R. Danforth, manager (rubber) 1,030

Acreage — Total: 659, cultivated

rubber) 427, (coconuts) 40 Merbau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kedah

Memp. vkUt Estates, Ltd. — JesseRon, J. M. Baker, manager

B.N. Borneo, Membakut Estate; Registered Office—R. Lawrence

Cable Ad: Palmer, Jesselton Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win-

P. F. Palmer, manager chester Street, London, E.C.

A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang,

Mengkebang Rubber Estate—Postal agents

Ad: Kuala Krai, Ulu Kelantan

’ Tengku Ahmad Zainul-Abidin, sole Merchiston Rubber Estate, Ltd. —

proprietor Pondok Tanjong, Perak

Tuan Ismail, manager A. B. Robertson, manager

The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd!, Registered Office—H. S. Picktball,

Mercantile Bank Bldg., Singa-

pore, selling agents Gracechurch St., London,, C. E. 3 85,

Acreage—Total: 2001b cultivated Boustead & Co.* Ltd., Penang,

(rubber) 1,050 agents

 KUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C243

Meblimau Pegoh, Ltd., Merlimau Morib Plantations, Ltd., The—Selan-

Estate—Merlimau, P.O. gpr '

W. A. Wilken, manager R. Paton, manager

K. J. Anderson, assistant K. C. George, clerk

P, G. J. Dobree, do. Registered Office—T. H. Nicholson,

Acreage—Total: 6,330, cultivated 200, Gresham House, Old Broad

(rubber) 5,788, (coconuts) 40 Street, London, E.C. 2

Pegoh Estate—Home Division, Tarn- Hooglandt &, Co., Singapore, agents

pin, P.O., Negri Sembilan

J. L. Cowie, manager Mount Alma Syndicate, Ltd. (Regis-

S. A, B. Ross, assistant tered in Singapore)—Postal, Ad:

L. MacPhail, do. Johore Bahru, Johore

Acreage—Total: 5,192, cultivated G. C. Wemyss, manager

(rubber) 4,816, (coconuts) 58 Registered Office—Evatt & Co.,

Permatang Estate—Kota Tinggi, French Bank Chambers, iS’ppre.

Johore Acreage—Total : 1,495, cultivated

P. T. Bowers, manager (rubber) 1,032

Acreage—Total: 2,088, cultivated

(rubber) 1,346 Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber

Agents—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Estate, Ltd.—Johore f

Malacca E. Anker, general manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Chr. A. Jepsen, Section manager

Shaw, Darby & Co., Ltd., Royal R. Jesperson, do.

Mail House, 14, Leadenhall St.. H. F. Clausen, do.

London, E.C. 3 East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore,

agents

Meelimatt Pegoh, Ltd. (Incorporated Acreage—Total: 11,901 (rubber)

in England)—Permatang Estate Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

P. T. Bowers, manager House, 42-45, New Bond Street,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, London, E.C. 2

agents

Merton Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.— Mount, Cyril Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Selangor Me using, Johore

G. M. Browne, manager P. Cavallero, manager

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & C.' G. Swamy, assistant

Co., Ld., Adelaide House, King Secretaries and Registered Office—

William Street, London, E.C. 4 Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Harper, GilfiHan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Mount.iov RubberEstate,

Estate,Padang

Ltd., Tiieh-

Lumpur, agents Bukit Sidim Serai

P.6., South Kedah

Ming Shu Cultivation—Sungei Mala- J. C. Mathison, manager

yu, Johore J. F. Cowper, assistant

Guthrie & Go., Ltd., Singapore, Secretary and Registered Office—II. S.

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,058!, cultivated London, E.C.853 Graceehurch St.,

Pickthall,

(rubber) i,601! Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents

Mon Repos Rubber & Coconut Estate Acreage—Total: 7,963, cultivated

—Mon Repos Estate, Sabak Bernam, (rubber) 2,412

Perak

G. R. Ekeroth, proprietor and Moynalpy Estate—Gopeng, Perak

manager S. W. Clarkson, manager

Acreage Total: 300, cultivated General Managers—Osborne & Chap-

(rubber) 270, (coconuts) 30 pel, Ipoh, Perak

C244 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Muae Itam Estate, Ltd.—Johore Narborough (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

E. A. Tolson, manager Ltd.—Sungkai, Perak

Registered Office—S. W. Ramplin W. C. Ephraums, manager

7-8, Great Winchester Street, Lon Registered J. B. Watts, assistant

don Wall, London, E.C. 2 Office — J. Dykes, G5,

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents London Wall, London, E.C.

General Managers—Osborne & Chap-

Muar pel, Ipoh

Anam,River JohoreRobber Co., Ltd.—Batu Negri Sembilan Oil Palms, Ltd., (Inc.

J. W. Allgrove, manager in the F.M.S.)—Senama Estate, Negri

J. C. Thom Sembilan; Postal Ad: Bahau, Negri

W. J. McLeod Sembilan; Teleph. 7, Bahau Railway

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Station: Senama Halt

Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51, A. S. Woodroffe, visiting manager

Eastcheap, London, E.C. N. Sellathurai, office clerk

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, S. M. Yaganam, conductor

agents Secretaries and Registered Office^—

Mansergh

Birch Road, &Seremban

Tayler, 50 and 51,

N.V. N EDERIAN OSCH-INDISCH L.AND Acreage — Total: 2,047, cultivated

Syndicaat Pematang Siantar S.O.K (African oil palms) 842

—Head Office : Amsterdam ; Posta 1

Ad: Pematang Siantar, Sumatra; Xew Coconut Co., Ltd.—Telok Anson,

Cable Ad : Siantarsum

K F. Zeeman, delegate Loiver Perak

J. C. Gruenenburg, inspector P. C. Fisher, manager

P. Landzaad, secretary S. Mahal ingam, assistant

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

N.V. Robber Maatschappij Basilam— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Sumatra; Postal Ad: Bindjey Acreage—Total: 1,203. cultivated

Basil am Estate (coconuts) 1,194

J. C. Honcoop, manager

Nalla Estate-Tronoh, Perak New Columbia Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Proprietors — Riverview Rubbc Ayar Tawah, Perak

Estates Ltd. R. E. L. Davies, manager

Manager—D. K. Patterson J. Mackintosh, assistant

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh Registered Office—Samuel Fitze A

Acreage — Total: 1,000. cultivate! Co. (London), Ld., 91 and 93,.

Bishopsgate, London, E.C.

817-2- Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents

Nan Ah Koshi, Ltd.—Teluk Sengat, Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated

Senggerang and Rhio Estates: Pos- (rubber) 2,338

tal Ad: 21, Beach Rd.,Singapore

S. iMatsumoto, managing director New Crocodile River (Selangor)

K. Yoshihara, general manager Rubber Co., Ltd.

S. Takenouchi, manager (Rhio Sungei Buaia Estate, Banting

Estate) J. G. A. Symons, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,724, cultivated

Teluk Sengat Estate, Kota Tinggi, (rubber) 1,610

Johore

Acreage — Total : 13.255, cultivated TelukG. Datoh Estate, Banting

O. W. Symons, manager

(rubber) 10,229 Acreage—Total: 1,451, cultivated

(rubber) 1,356

Nanyo

Tinggi, Gomu Katstia.Gosoh,

Post,. JohoreU. — Kota Lunderston Estate, Banting

Ltd.manager

C. B. Colson, manager

Acreage—Total: 846, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 3,088, cultivated (rubber) 754, (coconuts) 76

(rubber) 3,050

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C'245'

A. L. Sands, manager Nipah Distilleries of Malaya. Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 2,185, cultivated Kuala Selangor, Selangor; Cable

(rubber) 1,408 Ad: Nipah, Kuala Selangor

Sialang Estate—Bahau, N., Sembilan Victor M. Hinchy, m.sc., a.i.c.,

S. G. Clappen, manager general manager

Acreage—Total: 1,029, cultivated J. Baillie, engr.

(rubber) 751 H. C. M. Pitts, field supL

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Percy B. Cowham, 49, Dale Street, Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Manchester, England Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Street,

London

New Rompin and MENCtKAitAK Rubber Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Estates, Ltd.—New Rompin, Negri agents

Sembilan Acreage—Total: 2,265, cultivated

A. P. H. le Prevost, manager (nipah) 1,901, (coconuts) 39

W. H. Goom, assistant Nithsdale Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Office— Mersing, Johore

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore P. A. G. Stage, manager

Acreage—Total: 3,919, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office-—

(rubber) 1,900 Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber Acreage—Total: 2,517, cultivated

Estates, Ltd.—Mengkarak, Pahang (rubber) 462

J. J. Mackie, manager Nokdanal (Johore) Rubber Estates,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ltd.—Johore

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore D. G. A. Fraser, manager

Acreage'—Total: 1,000, cultivated D. E. Forbes, asst.

(rubber) 948 Registered Office—Edward Boustead

New Scudai, Ltd. — Scudai, P.O., & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street.

J ohore London, E.C. 3

K. L. Woodhouse, manager Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Agents—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., pur, agents

Malacca Acreage—Total: 4,249, cultivated,

Secretaries and Registered Office- (rubber) 3,085

Chan Sze Onn & Co., Singapore North Borneo State Rubber Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 2,161, cultivated Lumat and Mandahan Estates—Jessel

(rubber) 1,831 ton,

P. F.B. Palmer,

N. Borneomanager

New Serendah Rubber Co., Ltd., T.Harrisons

A. Tayer,& asst, manager

Crosfield (Borneo),

Serendah Estate—Serendah, Selan-

gor Ld., Jesselton, agents

Directors — D. H. Hampshire Registered Office—Staple Hall, Stone

(chairman), R. C. Russell, E. G. House Court, Bishopsgate, London,

E.

E.Leyne, M. J. Kennaway

T. Hasselhuhn, manager

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld., North Hoaimock (Selangor) Rubber

Kuala Lumpur Co., Ltd., The—Selangor, Klang

Acreage—Total : 1,840, cultivated H.F.Case, manager assistant

(rubber) 1,433 S Thompson,

B. T. Plunket, do.

New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala'

(Inc. in Oamaru) — Ulu Kesial Lump ur, a.ge nts

Estate: Postal Ad • Surge! Kusial Acreage—Total : 4,200, cultivated

Kel antan (rubber) 3,400

L. E. White, manager Registered Office—Morison, Ruther-

Acreage — Total: 1,031, cultivated ford & Co., Eastcbeap, London,-

(rubber) 860 E.C.

■0246 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

North Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. (Incorpo-

Kuala Ketil, Kedah, Baling Estate rated in the S.S.), Ophir Valley

H. G. Shannon, manager Estate—Tangkah, via Malacca;

H. Crichton Cable

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. C.Ad:Rodrigo,

Ophir,manager

Tangkah

Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Cereal A. P. Carrana, visiting agent

House, Mark Lane, London E.C. 3 Dr. A. F. Mackay, visiting medical

Henry Waugh * Co., Penang, agents officer

Acreage—Total : 2,535.23, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Coi, Ltd., Kuala Lum-

(rubber) 2,191,87 pur

North Malay Rubber Estates (1931), Acreage—Total: ber) 649 1,360, cultivated (rub-

Ltd.—Subur Estate (Incorporated Acreage—Total: 1,429, ' cultivated

in England). Postal Ad: Ulu (rubber) 646

Sapetang

8. Gates, manager Oriental Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri

W. Mathieson, assistant Sembilan

.1. .Murray, visiting agent S. P. Windsor, manager

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Pennang J. E. Theophilus, assistant

agents

Acreage—Total : 2,535.23, cultivated Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a,

Eastchetap, London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 2.191.87 Acreage—Total: 2,311, cultivated

(rubber) 2,311

Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Postal Padanq Jawa Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Ad: Ayer Kuning South, Negri Selangor

Sembilan Padang Java Estate, Klang

Chi Sun Cheng, manager F. H. Frost

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office — Bright & Gal-

Evatt & Co., Singapore braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Acreage—Total: 2,002|, cultivated Cannon Street, London, E.C.

(rubber) l,759i Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd., Ulu

Remis Estate — Layang Layang, Padang Laxokat Rubber Estates Ltd.,

Johore TheBukit

- Padang Tocalaug, Bukit— Tanjong

Sentang

R. G. Roden, manager Tinggi Estates

J. Sparkes, senior assistant Poera, Sumatra

W. Kriedlander, manager

S. W.

W. Gray,Sidford,

J. M.R. Munro

A. Witham.

and H.H. M.F. R. J. Wallace, asst.

Secretaries, and Registered Office—

A.Grav, assistantschief engr.

H. Wright M. P. Evans A: Co., 30, Mincing Lfigie,

A.J. F.F. Twitchin, engr. agent

Cranna, visiting London

4drgage—Total: 4,000, cultivated

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) *2,400

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office'— Padang LaxokatTocalang,

Rubber Bukit

EstatesSentang

Ltd.,

GuthrieSUeet,

church Ltd., 52E.C.54,3 Grace- The—Padahg

& Co.,London, AsBoera:

Bukit Tinggi Estates—Tanjong

Acreage—Total: 19,233 cultivated (oil Sumatra, manager

W. Friedandep,

palms) B, 023 R. J. Wallace asst.

Sandilands; Buttery & Co., Medan,

OnoNegri

ChinSembilan;

Yam Plantation

Genuang, - Rompin, agents

Johore; Secretaries

Rhiow, D.E.I. Office: 1, Second and Registered Office—

Gross Street, Malacca, S.S. M. P. Evans, 30, Mincing Lane

London, EC. 3

Acreage - Total: 1,700 cultivated Acreage—Total: 4,000, cultivated

rubber (rubber) 1,800

 BUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Padang Nyob Estate—Kuala Selangor, G. H. Fairmaid, m.i.m.m., senior-

Selangor mining engineer

G. R. L’Estrange, proprietor L. F. Tyson, F. H. Way, W. W.

Acreage — Total: 187, cultivated Abel, E. I. Pocock, W. T.

(rubber) IS'?' Dunne, H. Hocking & W. R.

Davies, asst, mining engineers

Padang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang H. L. Waymouth, chief accountant

Itengas, Perak W. B. Fox, assist, accountant

T. McClay, a.m.i.m.e., chief engr.

H. W. S. Gowland, manager D. Kidd, C. Lawrey, T. McEach

Secretaries and .Registered Qffifee— efn, J. W. Smith, H. Shannon,

A. R. Burkill & Sobs, Ld., C. M. Jones k J. B. Derby,

Shamgbai asst. mech. engineers

Kennedy, Burkill k Co., Ltd., D. A. Bett, chief electrical engr.

Penang, agents H. Knight, G. W. Blatchford, R.

Acreage—Total: 950|, cultivated G. Baxter, k R. J. Black, asst,

(rubber) 786|, (coconuts) 20 elec, engineers

T. Lawther, mill manager

Padang Senanj Rubber, Ltd.—Sungei E. A. Barnes, mill foreman

Siptit, Perak W. C. Johns, R. Lanyon, J. H.

W. S. Robinson, manager Mitchell, A. J. Symes, W. M.

Jory and R. T. Mankee, mine

Registered Office—M. P. Evans & foremen

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London W. J. Lanyon, surface foreman

Dr.s.e.,J. resident

B ul man -med.

Mason,officer

l.r.c.p. &

Padang Senang Rubber, Ltd. Kuala Kuantan

Stoughton Estate — Ulu Sapetang,

Perak; Teleph. Batu Krau 5 A. John, clerk-in-charge

R. Redder, manager The Borneo Co., Ltd., agents,

Acreage—Total: 1,268, /cultivated London k Singapore

(rubber) 1,046

Lauderdale Estate—Mataug, Perak; Pahang Para Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.,

Teleph. Taiping 71 Atbara Estate—Kuantan, Pahang .

R. Pedder, manager *' N. M. Glass, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,026, cultivated S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur,-agents

(rubber) 1,013

Secretaries and Registered

1 Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

The Rubber Estate Agency,' Ltd..

M. P. Evans k Co., 3ib, Mincing Bunge House, St. Mary Axe,

Lane, London London, E.C. 3

Sandilands, Buttery k Co., Penang, Acreage—Total. 2,lS3i, '.cultivated

agents (rubber) 1,736

Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd., The

(Incorporated in England), (Found- Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Cheroh,

ed 1906)—Mine’s Ad: Sungei Lem-

bing, Pahang. F.M.S. ; Mine’s Cable Pahang

R. V. Ross, manager

Ad: Pahangcon, Sungeilembing.

Head Office: Blomfield House, Lon- Registered

Ltd., HonoluluOffice—Pacific Trust Co.,

don Wall, London, E.C.2. Proper- Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Singa-

ty : Some 300 sq. miles N. E. Pa- pore, agents

hang. The bulk of the tin is derived

from lodes: about 2 per cent of the

output is from alluvial.

Directors—D. J. Ward (chair- PahiG. Plantations,

R. French, manager

Ltd.—Kelantan

man), H. Frisby, J. J. Brown, Registered Office—Taylor, Noble k

D. T. Lewis and Sir D. Brown- Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House,.

• Aigg, B.T.. O.B. London Wall, London, E.C. 2

Staff in Pahang—

V. B. G. Baker, m.i.m.m.; general Boustead

agents

k -Co., Ltd., Singapore,

manager

0248 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pajam, J Ltd.—Negri Sembilair Secretaries

F. FT.. Marslnill. Harrisons, «f

Crostield Ltd., 1-4

W. Rowe, asst.manager Great Tower St., London E.C 3

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Acreage—Total: 6,911, cultivated

Singapore f (rubber) 3,903

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malaooa,

agents

Pajam, Ltd.—Amber Division, Senai, Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Johore; Toleph. Senai 25; Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate—Postal Ad ; Ayer

Tawar, via Ipoh, Perak, F,M.S. ;

Amber, Johore Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate, Ayer

A. K. Wilkie, manager Tawar; Teleph. 21, Ayer Tawar

Gordon Travers, manager

Farit Bruas (Mm.ay) Rubber Co., J. Martinez, chief clerk

Lot.—Parit, Perak Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

W. P. Botteley, manager Penang, agents

W. I. Macey, assistant R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent

Secretary and Registered Office— Registered. Office—Harrisons & Cros-

II. Cossins, 835, Salisbury House, field, Ld.. 1-4, Great Tower Street,

London Wall, E. C. -2 London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 1,543, cultivated Acreage — Total : 2,856, cultivated

(rubber) 1,470 (rubber) 2,202, (coconuts) 36

Farit Perak Rubber Co., Ltd. —Parit

Perak Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

J. N. Morrison, manager

Agents & Registered Office—Henry Pataling Estate, Selangor, Postal

Address: Petaling P.O.

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang S. G. Taylor, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,046, cultivated K. Mathieson, assistant

(rubberi 987 Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Paris Besar Estate — Postal Ad: field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Pasir Besar, Kelantan London, E.C.

H. E. Lind, proprietor Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,212, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 553 2,345 cultivated

(rubber) 2,263

Pasak Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kota

Tinggi, Johore Patani Para Plantation, Ltd.—Postal

P. T. Bowers, manager Ad: Sunge.i Patani, Kedah; Rail-

Secretaries and Registered Office— way Station : Sungei Patani; Cable

Derrick & Co., Singapore

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Ad: Reading, Bedong

agents W. Reading, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,755, cultivated J. Murray, visiting agent

(rubber) 1,707 Henry Waugh & Co., Penang,

agents

Pasoh Sawmills—Bahau, Negri Sem- Secretaries—Lyall, Anderson & Co.,

bilan 16, Philpot Lane, London, E.C. 3

H. Thomsen, proprietor

Patamng

Ketil. Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kuala Patricia Estate—Postal Ad: Coal

Point Road, Labuan, S.S.

B. H.Kedah.

Symes, manager W. W. Boyd, j.p., mgr. and prop.

Acreage—Total : 55, cultivated (rub-

H. Fothergill, assistant ber, coconuts and experimental

Agents-Harrisons,

Ltd., Penang. Barker & 06., plants) 40

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0249

Paya Rotan Estate—Bahau, Negri Pengkalan Durian Estate—Rantau,

►Sembilan. 2 Miles from Sen am a Negri Sembilan

Halt Railway Station and 5 Miles Proprietor—Lee Guan Ilian, 12,

from Bahau P. O. Chulia Street, Singapore

A. S. Woodroffe, visiting manager Acreage — Total: 1,231, cultivated

(rubber) 1,030

N. Sellathurai, cilice clerk

S. M. Vaganam. conductor

Secretary & Registered office—F. A. Perak Kongsi Coconut, Co., Ltd.—

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

Wright, Solicitor, Seremban L. F. Tribe, manager

Acreage—ToUl:

(rubber) 288' •30d, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office —

Gordon, Frazer & Co., Colombo,

Ceylon

Pelepah Rubber Co., Ltd. — Johore. Boustead

agents & Co., Ltd., Teluk Anson,

Distance from Railway Station. 31 Acreage—Total: 1,007 cultivated

Miles: Teleph. Office 5 Miles ; Postal (coeonuts) 1,007

Ad: Kota Tinggi, Johore; Teleph.

Hewgroup Kota Tinggi

G. B. W. Gray, general manager Perak River Coconut Co., Ltd - -

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

A. J. Blaney, assistant C.apt. A. Pritchard, visiting ad-

Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor- viser

gate, Station Chambers, London, J. D. Donald, supt.

E. C. 2 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sime,

agentsDarby & Go., Ltd., Singapore, Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ld., Co

lombo, Ceylon

Acreage—Total: 2,186.72, planted Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

(rubber) 2,166.72 ’ agents

Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,512

Penang Rubber Estates, Co., Ltd., Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd

The (Incorporated in England)—

Postal Ad: Nibong Tebal, Province —Padang Ren gas, Perak

Wellesley; Cable Ad: Priam, Ni- H. E. M. Mason, manager^

bong Tebal Secretaries—Brown, Phillips & Ste

A. F. Bruce, general manager wart, Downing Street, Penang

J. L. Lowe, asst, to gen. mgr. Acreage — Total: 1,025], cultivated

D. J. Howes, engineer (rubber) 923

Dr. C. G. Ross, m.b., oh.b., medi-

cal officer Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd -

Caledonia • Estate — Nibong Tebal, Sungei Siput, Perak

Province Wellesley J. D. Howell, manager

A. G. Malcolm (actg.), mgr. Registered Office—Rowe, White &

Jawi Estate—Sungei Bakap, Pro- Co., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London,

vince Wellesley E.C. 3

E. W. Petrie Hay?i manager _. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Byram Estate—Nibong Tebal, Pro- Kuala Lumpur, agents

vince Wellesley Acreage—Total: 2,139, cultivated

F. C. Bruce, manager (rubber) 1,937

C. B. Lqrraine-Williams, A. R. Permas Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad :

Milner-Moore, J. E. S. Stan-

ley-Cary and C. D. B. White, Permas Estate, Johore Bahru, Johore

C. Eldon Scott, manager

assistants Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

Secretary and Registered Office—F. Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Trenouth, 85, Gracechurch Street, Brother, 49-51, Eastcheap, London,

London, E.C.3 E.C.

Acreage—Total: 15,371, cultivated

(rubber) 10,117 and (Coconuts) Acreage—Total: 1529.6, cultivated'

2,716 (rubber) 1416.8

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PEJiM^TA Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ser- Plantations Hallet, Ltd. (Incorpo-

kam, Malacca rated in Belgium), Sungei Tinggi

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Estate—Postal Ad: Batang Berjun-

managing agents ta!, Selangor; Cable Ad: Tinggi;

Secretaries and Registered Office— Teleph. 7; 6^-7 miles from Railway

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shang- Station and Post Office

James Nicoll, manager-

hai J. d’Augustin, supt.

Acreage — Total : 439?;, cultivated A. Schalbart, assistam

(rubber) 437^ Dr. N. MacLeod, medical officer

Peoreupla (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Ltd.—Atjeh, Sumatra agents

J. A. McGregor, manager Sungeri Tinggi Estate

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 4,837, cultivated

Sharpe, Estall & Co., 1&2 Grace- Minyak (rubber) 4,678j

church Street, London Estate

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Acreage—Total: 33171, cultivated

agents (oil palms) 2,253

Acreage — Total: 5,500, cultivated Poeloe Loemoe Rubber Estate—

(rubber) 620 Kardmon Islands

Fhin Soon Rubber Estate—Sungei S. J. Judah & Co., No. 3, Cole-

Siput, Perak man St., Singapore, proprietors

Executors of Capt. Chung Thye Acreage (rubber)

— Total : 490, cultivated

450

Phin, j.p. (deceased) proprietor

J. E. B. Jessamine, manager Pondok Tanjong Estate, Ltd.—Pon-

Acreage—Total: 1,248, cultivated dok Tanjong, Perak

(rubber) 1,248 R. N. Whitaker, mgr. (on leave)

Cyril A. L. Lambart, mgr. (actg.)

Pilmoor Rubber Co., Ltd. (Inc. in ; Secretaries and Registered Office—

England)—Pilmoor Estate, Batu Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Tiga, Selangor, F.M.S. Acreage—Total: 2,628, cultivated

S. E. Chamier, manager (rubber) 1,369

C. W. Tait, assistant

Registered Office—33, Eastchc-ap, Pondoland Estate—Pondok Tanjong,

London, E.C. Perak

MTiittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- E. C. Nicholson, proprietor

pur, agents H. L. H. Tate, manager

Acreage—Total: 990. cultivated

Plantations des Terres Rouges— (rubber) 834

Lima Bias Estate, Slim River, Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber

Perak Estates, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

W- M. Iversen, manager S. A. Mountain, manager

H. R. Hayes, assistant W. M. Harvey, assistant

G. Deloche, asst, engineer Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Socfin Co.,' Ltd., Kuala Selangor, agents

agents Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Acreage—Total 7,4l6, cultivated (Oil

Palms) 5,000 Ltd., ■ 52-54,

London, E.C. Gmcechurch

3 Street,

Johore Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

S. T. Puhodes, manager

D. D. P. Rule, superintendent iPort Swettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.—

E. J. Talou and T. C. Mas- Mambau, H.

Negri Sembilan

M James, manager

ters, assistants Head Office—84-88, Williams Street,

M. Cammaerts, asst. agr. Melbourne

W. W. Marsh, engineer^ Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

Acreage—Total: 25,866, cultivated Acreage—Total: 790, cultivated

(oil palms) 10,009, (rubber) 272 (rubber) 790

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Eqrt.lS»' i iTTKNHAM Rubber Co., Ltd.— Pulau Daat Coconut and Rubber

Klang, Selangor Plan tat ions—Lahuhn, S. S.

T. M. Latimer, visiting manager Cheah Loon Ghee, general mgr.

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant in Secretary—Martin V. Eunk, Labuan

charge Acreage — Total : 960, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 259, cultivated (rubber) 100, (coconuts) 500

(rubber) 254 Pulau Toh M’Ali Estate—Postal Ad:

Post; Estate—Tapah Road, Perak . Bagaii ‘Serai, Perak

Cheah Kee Ee, proprietor and Brown, A. R. Winton, manager

manager Phillips & ‘Stewart, Penang,

i Lino Kee Chee, assistant manager argents

Acreage--Total: 1,272, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Mac Lean, Brodie & Forgie, 6.

(rubber.) 862 Acreage — Total: 182, cultivated

Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd., . (coconuts) 165, (rubbef) 17

Prang Besar Estate—Kajang, Selan- Pundut Estates, Ltd. — Sitiawau.

gor; Teleph. 35 Kajang: (Y.Ve Ad: Perak

Prang Besar Kajang B. M. Webber, gen. mgr. & agent

M. E. Wright, manager R. S. White, assistant

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Registered Office—George Spencer

Kuala Lumpu^, agents Moulton, Ltd., 2, Central Build-

Secretaries and Registered Office— ings, Westminster, London, S.W. 1.

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great Tower St., London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 2,664.5, cultivated Punggor Batang Malaka, Malacca i Ltd.-

Rubber Estates,

(rubber), 2,312 J. M. McDonald, manager

Prye (Penang) Syndicate, Ltd. (In- Secretaries Gattey

and Registered Office-

corporated in London), Prye Town- Building,andSingapore

Bateman, Fullerton

ship Estate—Prye, Province Welles- Acreage—Total : 1,091, cultivated

ley. ^ mile from Railway Station (rubber) 797

J. Ashworth, manager

Huttenbachs, Penang agents P.using Rubber and Tin, Ltd.—Sung

Acreage—Total: 611, cultivated kai, Perak

(coconuts) 495 P. F. Blakey, manager

Registered Office—J. W. Dykes, 65r

Prye Rubber & Coconut Plantations, General London Wall, London. E.C. 2

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Managers—Osborne & Chap-

Prye Estate—Postal Ad : Pfai, Pro- pei,- Ipoh

vince Wellesley; Teleph. 9, Butter-

worth, 1| miles from Railway Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Malacc u

Station and Post Office V. K. R. Nair, assist.-in-charge

J. Ashworth, mamager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tan Boon Eong, chief clerk Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., 4, Fort

Tan Ah Keah, Tan Chin Suah Road, Malacca

and Mun bin Saaid, conduc-

tors Rahman Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

G. S* Reis, visiting agent Kaiane Selangor

The Soeiete Internationale de Plan- H. Thomsen, manager

tations et dft Finance, Kuala Lum- T. Williams, clerk

pur, commercial agents Secretaries and1 Registered Office-

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sharp, Estall & Co.—1, Grace-

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., church Street, London, E. C. 3

Bunge House, 71 St., Mary Axe, Acreage—Total: 420, cultivated

London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 402

Acreage—Total: 4,006, cultivated Planters’ Stores & Agency Co.r

(rubber) 1,154^, (coconuts) 1,0334 Kuala Lumpur, agents

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Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate, Ltd.— Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Selangor; Postal Ad : Teluk Anson, pur, agents

Lower Perak Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

V. S. Westh, resident manager Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3

Agents and Secretaries—Boustead & Acreage — Total: 482, cultivated

Co., Ltd., Singapore (rubber) 444

Acreage—Total: 1,280, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,085 Ratanui Rubber, Ltd.—Teluk Anson,

Perak

Raja Musa (Selangor) Rubuer anp J. Anderson, manager

Coconuts, Ltd.—Selangor H. W. Randle, assistant

T. A. Curran-Sharp, manager Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

Registered Office — The Planters'' braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, Cannon Street, London, E.C.

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3 Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Lumpur, agents

Kuala Lumpur, agents Raub Rubber Estates, Ltd., Pahang —

Rajaghiri (Chembong) Estate—Kua- Raub & Sungei Mas Estates; Postal

la Selangor; Teleph. 8 Ad: Raub, Pahang

E.V. W. R. C. Weston, manager

N. B.Fesq, manager

Were, visiting agent P. C. Joseet, clerk

V. E. H. Rhodes, agent

Secretaries and Registered Office— Dr W. J. Duson, v.m.o.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage — Total: 809, cultivated Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 809 Secretary and Registered Office—

Rambutan A. G. England, 19, Finsbury

—Palau RubberLangkawi,Estates

Kedah(1930), Ltd. Court, Finsbury Pavement, Lon-

don, E.C.

M. J. V. Miller, manager Distance 44 Miles from Kuala Ku-

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, hu Rly. Station, i Mile from

agents Telegraph Office

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 2,777, planted

Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd. 22, Fen- (rubber) 489

church Street, London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 1,640, cultivated Rejang Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad:

(rubber) 849.32, (coconuts) 12.79 Kanowit, Sibu, Sarawak; Cable

Ad: Kidd, Kanowit

Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Rasa G. D. Kidd, manager

P.O., Ulu Selangor J. H. Bell, assistant

F. W. Castle, manager

A. J. Abbott, asst. Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd.—Negri

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sembilan

Burt

58, MarkTaylorLane,

& Co.,London

Cereal House, K. P. Reynolds, manager, Jenm

Padang Division

Acreage—Total:2,196, planted (rub- Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

ber) 1,812 Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

denhall Street, London, E.C.

Ranston Estate—Sungei Gadut, Negri Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Sembilan agents

C. H. Ryves, manager H. J. Norris, manager, Batu

Acreage — Total: 156, cultivated Hampar Division

(rubber) 156 G. T. McCulloch, manager, Pedas

Division

Rassak (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd. B. G. Woodcock, manager, Parit

—Negri Sembilan Tinggido

J. S. Laird, manager Acreage—Total: 9,458, cultivated

(rubber) 7,254

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Hembia Rubber Company, Ltd.—Kuala

Mayans Estate, Mersing, Johore River view Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

W. H. C. Horn, manager corporated in F.M.S.)—Perak

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, General Manager—A ndrew Buchanan,

Batu Gajah

agents

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Riverview. Estate, Batu Gajah

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Acreage —Buchanan,

Andrew manager

Total: 1,638, cultivated

church Street, London, E.C. (rubber) 1,333

ber) 989

Rembia Rubber Co., Ltd.—Malacca W. S, Paterson, manager

Cha,s. Milne, manager Acreage—Total: 1,247, cultivated (rub-

A. Nicoll, assistant ber)Estate,

Nalla 989 Tronoh

H. P. de B. Thomas, assistant D. K. Paterson, manager

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated (rub-

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- ber) 817

church Street, London, E.C. 3

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Rivington Estates, Ltd., Rivington

agents Estate—Padang Serai, Kedah

Acreage—Total: 1,G58|, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

t rubber) 1,549 G. W. Wilson & Co., Ltd1., Sungei

Patani, Kedah

Remfield Rubber Estates, Ltd., Coal- Acreage—Total : 566, planted (rub-

fields Estate—Sungei Buloh, Selan- ber) 557

gor

F. D. Lovewell, manager Roebourne Finance and Investment

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Co., Ltd., Sungei Peradin Estate,

Secretaries and' Registered Office—

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., A.Pontian Kechil, Johore

Bunge House, 71, 'St. Mary Axe, E. St. Alban Smith, proprietor

A. Chard, manager

London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 1,316, cultivated Boustead agents

& Co., Ltd., Singapore,

(rubber) 1094 Registered Office—Wallis Wood &

Co., 29, Rood Lane, London, E.C.

Repah Rubber and Tapioca Estates, 3

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Acreage — Total: 935, cultivated

P. F. H. Crowther, manager (rubber) 861

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Co., Ld., 10, Canton Road, S’hai. Rosevale Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor

E. Clyne, manager

Reyland Estate—Siputeh, Perak Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

H. R. Baxter, manager agents

Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., Ipoh, Registered

Eastcheap,Office—A.

London,B.E.C.Simson,

3 33,

agents

Acreage—Total: 636, cultivated

(rubber) 504 Rothiemay (Selangor) Rubber Es-

tates, Ltd. (Tamil Name: Sungei

Rtbu Rubber Co., Ltd. — Rantau, Buloh Aar)—Postal Ad: Kuala

Selangor; Teleph. 43, Bukit Rotan

Negri Sembilan

Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., P.O. Directors—E. C. H. Charlwood, E. C-

Kuala Lumpur, agents Rossell and F. G. Souter

Secretaries and Registered Office— H. H. Park, manager

Lewis, Brown & Co., Colombo,

Ceylon Secretaries and Agents—Harper

Acreage—Total : 933, cultivated Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 875 Lumpur

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Rubana Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Teluk Rubber Growers’ Co., Ltd.—Kuala-

Anson, Perak Selangor, Selangor

H. K. C. Tobutt, manager H. G. L. Richards, manager

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8, ..Secretaries and& Registered Office—

Austin Friars, London, E.C. 2 Cumberbatch Co., Colombo

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, /.Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

agents Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 4,918, cultivated Acreage—Total: 640, cultivated

(rubber) 4,537, (coconuts) 14 (rubber) 640

N.V. Rubber Cultuxtr Maatsohappy

“Amsterdam,” Rubber and Oil- Rubber Plantations Investment Trust,

palms—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Ga- Ltd., The—Juliana Huis, Medan,

lang; Cable Ad : Amstrubber, Me- Sumatra; Telteph. 200, Medan;

dan; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edition - Sable Od : Rupitli; Codes : Bentley’s

and Western Union

Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “Ams-

terdam,” N .V. Rubber, Tea and Coffee— Rubber Trust Ltd., The, Taiping

Java. Postal Ad: Tanggoel O/L; Rubber Estate—Ayer Kuning North,

Cable Ad : Amstrubber Djember Perak. Postal Ad : c/o Wellington

Rubber Estates or Johore, Ltd.— Estate,

H. W. Padang Renga,visiting

S. Gowland, Perakmgr.

Batu Anant. Johore Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co.r

Albert Booth, manager Ltd., Shanghai

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Penang, agents

Acreage—Total: 5,009, cultivated Acreage—Total: 532, cultivated

(rubber) 2,863 (rubber) 515

Registered Office --Harrisons & Cros

field, Ld., 1 4, Great Tower Street,

London, E.C. Ruthkeri Estate—Postal Address: Port

Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. (Incor- Dickson

J. K. Russell-Leonards, prop.

porated in England), Bagan Samak

and Chan Seng Estates—Kedah;

Postal Ad: (for both Estates), Rub Sablas North Borneo Rubber, Ltd.,

ber Estates of Krian, Ld., Bandar Papar and Mawao Estate—Jesselton,

Bharu; Cable Ad : Gregory B.N. Borneo; Cable Ad: Mawao

C. H. Gregory, manager (Jesselton)

B. C. Butterfield, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

. Cumberbateh & Co., Ltd., Kuala Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting-

Lumpur, agents ton Avenue, London

Secretaries, and Registered Office— R. B. Lntter, mgr.

Bright & Galbraith, 7, Martin’s Kong Hiap Hin Co., Jesselton,

Lane, Cannon. Street, London, E. commercial agents

Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 9,942, cultivated

Kota Tinggi, Johore (rubber) 4,073

iG. H. Boddington, general mgr.

J. W. W. Carter, assistant Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Perak

J. F. Grant, do. G. Ractliffe. manager

R. A. Pinhey, do. Registered Office—F. Trenouth,_ se-

A. L. Archer, do. cretary, 8 & 9, Austin Friars,

Secretaries and Registered Office— London, E.C. 2

Francis Peek & Co., 5, Eastcheap, Boustead

London, E.C. 3

Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singapore agents & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Acreage — Total: 6,637, cultivated Acreage—Total: 5,225, cultivated

(rubber) 6,247 (rubber) 3,673

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Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Teluk Sango Koshi Rubber Estates Johorb.

Anson, Lower Perak Singapore Office: 17,Beach Road

W. J. Smith, acting manager N. Akuzawa, president

Registered Office — F. Trenouth, T. Koizumi, manager and P/A.

Secretary, 85, Gracechurch St., A. Nakanishi, assistant

London, E.C. 3 Pengerang, etc,, Estates, via Singa-

Boustead & Go., Ltd., Penang, pore

agents. T. Koizumi, manager

Acreage—Total: 5,225, cultivated Acreage—Total: 10,135, cultivated

(rubber) 3,677 (rubber) 7,123, (coconuts) 73 ,

Batu Pahat Estates, Batu Pahat,

Johore

Sagga Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri Sem- Batu Pahat Estate No. 1

bilan T. Koizumi, manager

R. B. Nunneley, manager S. Miyake, assistant manager

Registered Office—Henckell, Du Buis- Acreage—Total: 4,3371, cultivat-

son & ,Co., 18, Laurence Pountney ed frubber) 4,124, (coconuts) 9

Lane, London, E.C. Batu Pahat Estates No. 2

Mansergh

agent & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban, T. Koizumi, manager

Acreage—Total : 5,522, cultivated S. Miyake, assistant manager

(rubber) 1,850 Acreage—Toal: 9,403, cultivated

(rubber) 7,705, (coconuts) 106

Samagaga Rubber Co., Ltd. —Bagan Sapintas - Government Plantation—

Selangor; Postal Ad: Sabak

Serai, Perak; Teleph. 20, Bagan Bernam via Teluk Anson, Lower

Serai Perak

L. Lockyear, manager (on leave) E. J. Malim, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie & Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala Lum-

Co., Shanghai pur, agents

Kennedy, Burkill &, Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 2,112, cultivated

Penang, agents (rubber) 88, (coconuts) 980

Sandakan Estates. Ltd. Sapong Rubber Estate—Tenom,

Ltd., Sapong and Tobacco Estates,

Jessel-

Sungei Batang Estate, Sandakan, ton, B.N. Borneo

B. N. Borneo C. B. Brewer, m.c., manager

Acreage—Total: 1,262, cultivated J. R. Baxter, assistant

(rubber) 350 R. H. Coward

Batu Limah Estate C. R, Crosland

Acreage—Total : 1,006, cultivated Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

(rubber) 400 Ld., agents

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Secretary and Registered Office—F.

Ltd., Sandakan, agents E. Lease, 1-4, Gt. Tower Street,

London, E.C.

Sandycroft Rubber Co., Ltd.—Tai- Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,230

20,000, cultivated

ping, Perak

Chas. Prentice, manager Sarawak Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sun-

Secretaries and Registered Office— gei Tengah Estate, Kuching, Sara-

wak—Teleph. 46. Distance from

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuching: 10 miles; Cable Ad:

Penang

Acreage—Total : 1,102.77, cultivated Borneo

(rubber) 853.65 D. MacDonald, manager

T. J. C. Munro, asst.

L. Shak On, head clerk

Sanglop Estate—Kota Bharu, Perak J. Choi Siew, head dresser

S. W. Clarkson, manager Acreage

(rubber)—2,621

Total: 3,476, planted

General Managers—Osborne

Ipoh, Perak The Borneo Co., Ltd., Kuching, agents

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Sardam Rubber Estate—Postal Ad: Sedgeley (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.

Kati, Kuala Kangsar, Perak (Incorporated in England), Sedge-

Louis Thivy, proprietor ley Estate—Postal Ad: Kajang,

Acreage — Total: 217, cultivated Selangor, F.M.S.; Teleph. 55, Ka-

(rubber) 203 jang; Cable Ad: Sedgeley, Kajang.

t Distance from Railway Station &

Scottish

RiversideMalayan

Estate Estates Lm — Post Office: 7 miles)

Wm. Dewar, mgr. A. G. Barron-Toop, manager

Agents—S.I.P.E.E., P.O. Box 145,

Seafield Rubber Co., Ltd. (England) Kuala Lumpur

—Selangor; Cable Ad : Seafield Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. Timm, supt., Batu Tiga The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

G. Anderson, assistant Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Registered Office—McMeekin & Co., London, E.C. 3

10 and 11, Lime St., London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 2,423, Cultivated

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 2,198|-

agents

Acreage — Total: 2,976, cultivated

(rubber) 2,719 Segari Rubber, Limited

Seah Neo Huang Estates—Johore; Lintang Estate — Sungei Siput,

Postal Ad: 28, Jalan Segget, Johore North, Perak

Bahru A. R. Mathieu, manager

Seah Siow Seek, manager Acreage—Total: 505, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 3>1, cultivated (rubber) 377

(rubber) 3t;0 Segari Estate—Segari, Dindings,

Perak

Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Estate, Managing Agents: F. S. Mathieu

Ltd.—Selangor & Co.—P.O. Box 3, Ipoh, Perak

C. N. Crush, manager , Secretary and Registered Office:

J. Gusch, assistant ‘ ' C. E. Eastland—35, Charles

Registered Office—-Harrisons k Cros Street, Farringdon Road, Lon-

field, Ld., 1-4,-Great Tower Street, don, E.C. 1, England

London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 338, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., (rubber) 338

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 1.936.1, cultivated

(rubber) 1,937 Segari Rubber, Ltd.—Segari Estate,.

Seaview Syndicate, Ltd.—Banting, Segari, Lumut, Dindings; Lintang

Selangor Estate, Sungei Siput, N. Perak

E. L. Huson, manager Managing Agents — F. S. Mafchieu

Secretaries and Registered Office— & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur Secretary and Registered Office—C.

E. Eastland, 35, Greville Street,

Sedenak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Jo- Farringdon Road, London, E.C. 1.

hore ; Telephs. 2, Sedenak (Office)

and 3, Sedenak (Mgr’s. Bungalow)

C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd. (England),

C. S. Pendrigh. E. A. J. Brooks (Incorporated in England), Sekong

R.Pargeter,

C. D. D.Oliver, A. B. J.&

S. McDonald Estate—Postal Ad : Sekong Estate,

F. J. Blowers, assistants Sandakan Bay, Sandakan, B.N.B. ;

Registered Office—Yule, Catto k Co., Cable Ad: Sekong, Sandakan

Finsbury House, Blomfield Street, Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

London, E.C. Registered Office—Thos. Barlow &

Anglo - Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bro.,, Ceylon House, Eastcheap,

Singapore, agents London, E.C. 3

Acreaere — Total: 6.637, cultivated Acreage—Total : 8,771, cultivated

(rubber) 6,247 (rubber) 1,432

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Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd., Selangor Plantations Co., Ltd. —

Bindings Cocoanut Estate—Perak Budu Estate, Raub, Pahang

A. C. Jameson, manager B. T. Foss, manager

Registered Office—Hawaiian Trust Socfiji Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Co., Ld., Honolulu, Hawaii agents

Agents—McAuliffs, Davis & Hope, Acreage -Total : 4,556

Penang

Acreage—Total: 3,672, cultivated -Selangor Platations Co., Ltd. —

(rubber) 454, (coconuts) 2,317^ Bungsar Estate, Kuala Lumpur

J. D’lribarne, manager

Sblama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

—Serdang, Kedah; Teleph. 22, Ser- agents

Acreage—Total: 1,905, cultivated

dang (rubber) l,850i

R. L. Hart, manager Sungei Rambai Estate—Postal Ad:

G.. C. Sowden, assistant Batang Berjuntai

Agents—Mansergh and Tayler, Se- G. MacTnerny, manager

remban Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,,

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame agents

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Acreage—Total: 3,572|, cultivated

chui-ch Street, London, E.C.3 (rubber) 3,498J

Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Selangor River Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Ltd., Choong Meng Estate—Ser- Selangor

dang, Kedah; Teleph. 22, Serdang R. D. Bingley, manager

R. L. Hart, manager B. W. S. Smith, assistant

G. C. Sowden, assistant T. C. Parkinson, do.

Agents—Mansergh & Tayler, Se- J. F. Gomez, chief clerk

remban Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries & Registered Office—Ken- Lumpur, agents

naway Neame & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Avenue, Fenchurch Street, Lon- Co., Ltd., Adelaide House, King

don, E C. 3 ' William Street, London, E.C. 4

Acreage—Total: 1,428.20, cultivated Acreage-—Total: 2,778 (rubber)

(rubber) 1,146.03 & (coconuts) 16

Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.—Batu Laut, Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor

Selanuor, F.M.S.

T. Nielsen, manager Y.R. J.A, Blake,

Wan!ess,asst.manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Gibson & Ander-

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Viutent

Lumpur, F.M.S. St., Glasgow

Acreage---Total: 1,473, cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co-.,, Ltd.,

(coconuts) 1.464 Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,720, cultivated

Selangor Oil Palms Co., Ltd., Elmina (rubber) 2,640

Estate—Sungei Buioh, Sektngor Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd.

D. W. McCrow, manager (Incorporated in England)—Se-

j.assistants

G. Inglis and J. D. MacNob, langor

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala BrownComet Estate-Postal Ad :

Lumpur, agents Browncomet; Estate, Klang, Se-

Secretaries and Registered Offiee:— langor. Distance from Railway

Station: 6 Office:miles; 6Distance

C. A. Pattuflo, 46, Charlotte

Square, Edinburgh Telegraph miles from

Acreage—Total: 3,423f, cultivated B. Huxley .Walker, visiting mgr.

(oil palms) 2,1161, (rubber) P. A. Rogers, visitingagent

1,236* M Muttiah, conductor-in-charge

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Agents—Gutherie & Co., Ltd., Kua Semanggol Estate—Krian Road, Perak

Ooi Ean Chye, manager

la Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 715, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Byown, Phillips arid- Stewart,

(rpbber) 627 Penang

St. Andrew Estate—Postal Ad:

St. Andrew Estate, Batang Ber-

juntai; Cable Ad: Standrew. Semrilan Sembilan

Estates Go., Ltd. -Negri

Distance from Railway Station : Tampin Linggi Estate , .

2 miles from Batang Berjuntai St:- •T. E. Skelton, manager

Distance from Telegraph Office: N F. A. N udcl, assistant

1 m Je from Batang Berjuntai T:0. Sua Grensing Estate

B. Huxley Walker, manager J. E. Skelton, manager ■’'•.»

P. A. Rogers visiting agent

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala A. M; H. Hawes, assistant ■

Lumpur, agents Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Secretaries and Registered Office— pur, agents

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52/54, Acreage—Total: 7,511, cultivated

Graeechurch Street, London, E.C. (rubber) 4,189

Acreage—Total: 2,122, cultivated Registered Office—John K. Gilliat &

Co., Ld., 10, Old Jewry, London,

(rubber) 1,498 E.

Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd., The, Semenyih Rubber /Estate, Ltd.—

Selborne Plantation—Padang Tung- ; Selangor

ku, Kuala Lipis, Pahang; Cable F. B. Gough, manager

Ad: Selborne, Padang Tungku Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

S. J. Hartfield, manager Fenchurch Street, Londpn, E.C.

Dr. W. J. Dixon, visiting medical Boustead

practitioner

S. Walker, engineer Lumpur, andagentsCo., Ltd, Koala

Leebook-keeper

Cbeong, chief clerk and Acreage—Total: 1,683, cultivated

(rubber) 1,533

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Sempah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Pro-

Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and vince Wellesley

Penang, agents E. T. Lewis, manager

Registered Office—22, Old Broad St., Registered Office^—Rubber Estates

Ixihdon, E.C. 2 Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71,

Acreage — Total: 3,590, cultivated St. Mary’s Axe, London, E.C.

(Gutta Percha) 2,890 S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Set.etar Plantations, Ltd. —Seletar, Acreage—Total: 2,262

Singapore Senawang Rubber Estates (Co,),

Selinsing Rubber Co., Ltd.—Taiping, (1921), Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

C. H. Ryves, manager

Perak Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

G. C. Booth, manager Co., 10, Canton Road, Shanghai

Registered Office—Carson & Co., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Colombo, Ceylon Penang, agents

Whittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Acreage—Total : 1,882, cultivated

pur, agents (rubber) 1,663

Semambu Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co*, Ltd.--

Pahang

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie & Negri Sembilan

N; B. Frazer, visitirm manager

lc-Co.. Ld., Shanghai S. Sandison, resident assistant

Knnedy. Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang Registered Office-—Guthrie & Co.,

agents Ld.,

J. Davidson, manager (Sernambu London,52—54, Gracechurch Street,

Estate Kuantine, F.M.S.) . Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

D.P. Vidyaythi, book-keener (Sernambu bookkeeper

Estate Kuantine, F.M.S.), agents

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SendayaN (F.M.S.) RAbbes Co:, Ltd.— Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sun-

Kerling Estate, Selangor gei Gadut, Negri Sembilan

J. S. Godward, managed J. L Wardell, manager

Registered .Office—Guthrie 1.& Co., tV.assistants

J. Meurns and W. F. Higgins,

Ld., 55", Gi’af-ee urch; Street',' London • Whi&all

’AejT'agA — Total: 'fyksSf cultivated agents

(rubber) 4,212 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thomson, Alston & Co.—2, Idol

Skngat Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kara- Acreage—Total: Lane, Eastcheapi, London

pong Kepaya-iig, Perak' ; 3,487, cultivated

E. L. D. Evams, uianager (rubber')

Registered Office—Shaud, Haldane & Seventh AIile Rubber' Estate, Ltd. -

Co., 24, Rood Lane, Load., E,C. 3

Acreage—Total : 1,898, , cultivated Selangog. . ,". "

A. C. McCrtul, manager

(rubber) 1,788 Registered Office—Cumberbatch &

Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Sennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad: Shah mar (Malav) Estate Co., Ltd.,

—Laboeha.il Bilik, E.O. Sumatra Shalimar Estate-Postal Ad: Bukit

J. Russell, head manager

W. L. B. Tisbury and J. Moser, Rotan, Selangor

head assistants ! ' G. R. .Ransom, manager

'.Cumberbatch & Go., Ld., Kuala

Bilah Estate Lumpur,' agents ,

J. Ruelle, head manager

Acreage—Total: 9,200 H:A., culti- , r Swretaries Cumberbatcb

and Registered Office -

& Co., Ltd., .Colombo

vated (rubber) 6,132 H.A.

Shanghai Kedah Plantations, Ltd.,

Sepang Valley Estate, Ltd.—Negri Paya Kamunting Estate—Kedah

R. G. 1). .McAuley, manager

Sembilan Riverside Estate

H M. Parry, manager

■ Registered . Office—Maps,ergh & Tay R. G. D. Me An ley, manager

Registered' Officer A. vR- Burkill &

ler, Ltd., Serenghan Sons,.,2,. Canton Jlogc!, Slianghai

Serdan.g CulTuUr. MaatSuhappij— Sta- (1925), Ltd.Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates

tion : Perhaoengan ; Teleph:. 20 (Loe- kong), Pasir (Registered in Hong-

G a jab •. Estate—Postal

boe Pakam); Cable Ad: Sibajak, Ad: Pasir Gajah'Estate, Nal,NalKe-

' FerbaOengan lantan; Railway Station.: Sungbi

.j j G.. Kost, head inajiagcr G. Hoiderness,.managere

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

Serdang Blah Sv;Nr)XCATE, Ltd.—Bant- Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.,

ing Selangor Penang, agept.s ,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office- Seth, Mancell &

McLure, 7, Avepue -Edward VGI.,

Whittal & Co., Kuala Liimpiur Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 1,475, cultivated Acreage—Total: ,2,996, . cultivated ■ ,

(rubber) 1,000 (rubber) 97'4

Seremban, Ltd. — Seremban, Negri Shanghai K i.ebang Rubok r> Estate,

Ltd. —- Ipdii, Perak ; Tfelepfu. 220,

Sembilan Chemor

Osborne & Chappel, Tpoh, general A. E. Ti. Smith, manager

m'anagers

Secretary and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

J,‘A, Watl.ie V Co.. Shanghai

Tom Wickett, Station Hill, Red- Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

ruth Penang, agents

Acreage—Total: 754, cultivated Acreage—Total: 519, cultivated

(rubber) 514 (rubber) 438

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Shanghai-Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd. J. J. van den Hoek, manager

—Sungkai, Perak Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa^

L. A. Blackball, manager pore, agents

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ipoh, Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co., Ld.,

agents 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C.

Secretaries—J. A. Wattle & Co., Acreage — Total: 2,382, cultivated

Shanghai (rubber) 1,472

Acreaged — Total: 1,145, cultivated

(rubber) 858 Sialang Rubber Estates, Ltd.,Poerba,

Batoe

Gingging Estate—Bangoen

Shanghai Pahang Rubber Co,, Ltd.— Serdang, E.C. Sumatra

Pahang J. Ellis, aiCting mgr.

Registered Office—A. R. Burkill & Paya Pinang Estate—Tebing

Sons, Shanghai Tinggi, Deli, E.C. Sumatra

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., A. Campbell, manager

Penang, agents G. Paton and G. G. Skinner,

assistants

Shanghai Seremban Rubber Estate, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ltd.—Mambau, Negri Sembilan Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

H. Simpson, manager Great Tower Street, London

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 10,048^, cultivated

J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai (rubber) 6,358

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents Sidmouth Estate, Ltd. — Rompin,

Acreage—Total: 707, cultivated Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 638 A. L. Harrison, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Shanghai Sumatra Rubber Estates, Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban

Ltd., The—Tandjong Poera, Suma- Acreage—Total: 520, cultivated

tra (rubber) 500

R. P. Woodyear, manager Siginting (Negri Sembilan) Rubber

L. R. Lewis, assistant Co., Ltd.—Port Dickson, Negri

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Sembilan

managing agents C. O. Daintry, manager

Secretary—H. D. Saw, Mooregate

Shansi Estate—Seudai, Johore Chambers, London, E.C. 2

Owners — Hongkong & Shanghai Sime, Darby

Banking Corporation, Singapore pore agents

Acreage — Total: 1,047 cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,080, cultivated

(rubber) only (rubber) 902

Shelford Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Simpang Rubber Estate Co., Ltd.—

Selangor Simpang Ampat, Prov. Wellesley

T. K. Wilson, manager F. R. Wright, manager

W. J. S. Price Registered Office—Eastern Indus-

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala tries, Ld., London

Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste- Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

wart & Co., West Regent Street, The—Jorak Estate, Muar, Johore

Glasgow W. R. Webber, manager

J. Murray, visiting agent (Kuala

Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incorpo- Lumpur)

rated in England)—Sumatra; Pa- Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

kan Baroe, Siak, S.E.C.; Cable Ad: pore, agents

Siakrubber, . Pakan Baroe: Code : Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co., 30,

Broomhall Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

 RUB BEK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS ;i2ci

Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd. Secretaries and Registered Office—

(Perhentian Tinggi, Margot and Societe Internationale de Planta

Hansa Estates) ■— Sungei Gadut tions

P.O., Negri Sembilan

Ti. M. 8. Keir, manager gium et de Finance, Antwerp, Bel-

Secretaries and Registered Office— I SOOIETA ITALIANA DEL L ESTREMO

M. P. Evans &; Co., 30, Mincing Oriente, Ltd., Rubber Plantations—

Lane, London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 2,388, planted Kedah Dr. B. Bertoli, manager

(rubber) 2,148 • Dr, M. Manfredi, asst. mgr.

Singapore United Rubber Planta- Sqeka Rapja Cult.uur Mu. N-V.,

tions, Ltd.—Paya Lebar, S’pore. Soeka Radja (AsaKan) Estate—No.

R. A. Dix, manager

Registered Office—British Indus- 55,T.Tandjong Balei, Sumatra

H. Hall, administrator

tries and General Investment Harrisons

Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

London, E.C. 2 Sumatra, agents Ltd.. Medan,

& Crosfield,

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa- ■ Soengei Lipoet Celtuur Maatschappij

pore, agents

Acreage—Total: 3,712, Cultivated —Soengei Lipoet Estate

H. Moggi, manager

(rubber) 2,901 J. van Oort, - book-keeping

jSi-Pare-Park Rubber Co., Si Pare-! Ed. de Bruyn, head asst.

Pare Estate, (Rubber only)—Su- A. Goffin, asst.

matra; Post and Tel. Office: Kisa- A. Paans, machinist

ran, Deli, E.C. Sumatra Ir. A. Hoogendoorn Zeepzieder

Registered Office—Si-ParC-Pare Rub- Soengei Radja Estate—P.O, Tand-

ber

HollandMaatschappij, Amsterdam, ; jong Balei, Sumatra

W. H. F. Klein, 1 administrator

Societe des Plantations de Telok Guthrie & Co., Ltd ., Medan, agents

Dalam (Societe Anonyme), (incor-

porated in Belgium)— Bukit Dinding, i1 Soengei .Rampah Rubber and Cooofut

Bukifc Jeram and Bukit Chamang Plantations, Co.,f Ltd., Soengei

Estates; Postal Ad: Bentong P.O., Rampah E.C.

Estate—Rampah, Sumatra,

Pahang, F.M.S.; Teleph. 3, Karak R. S. McIntosh, manager

Bukit Dinding■ Estate — 1st Mile Harrisons &. Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

tKarak-Mentakab Road agents

D. C. Green, mgr.

Acreage — Total: 2,368^;'--cultivated Secretaries

Harrisons

and Registered Office—

& Crosfield, Ltd., Lon-

(rubber) 2,282f don

Bukit Jeram Estate — 6th Mile Acreage—Total: 2,481, cultivated

Karak-Bentong Road (rubber) 1,505

D. C. Green, mgr

Acreage — Total: 262i, cultivated | Sonosekar Planting: Co., Ltd., Kele-

(rubber) 260}

Bukit Chamang Estate—1st Mile raak Telepb.

Estate—Alor Gajah, Malacca;

10; Cable Ad: Harland,

Chamang Road Alor Gajah

D. C. Green, xngr. L. S. Harland, manager

Acreage — Total: 3001, cultivated Kennedy, Rurkill & Co., Ltd., Pen-

(rubber) 28S| ang,- agents

Dr. W. T. Quaife, m.b., medical ‘ Secretaries and Registered Office—

officer J. A. Wattie & Co , Ltd., 39, Lom-

“Visiting Agent — Major C. H. A bard Street, London, E.C.

Huxtable, d.s.o , *i.c.

Eastern Agents— S. I. P. E, F., Acreage — Total: 748, cultivated

(rubber) 731

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Sourjr JOHOEE RTfBBERi EsTAW, LTD.— Standard Rubber Co: of Selangor,

Jobore . Ltd. --Semenyah, Stelangof'

H.: G. Bailey, manager Alexr. Davidson, mgr. (on leave)

Registered Office—Burt, Taylor & H. B. Wilkinson (acting)

Co., Ltd., Mark Lane, London, Registered Office—H. F. Hinton, 72,

oidugsgLl ^AUATl ,■ King • Stfeet,/Sydney

Henry Waugh ,Co., Penang, Harfisoris, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

agents Kuala L-um/iilig-'agent^

Acreaged^dtal: ' 1,193, cultivated

South Malay Rubber Plantations (rubber) 1,123

(1982), Ltd., London (Inc. in Eng-

land)—Postal , Ad: South Malay Strains, , Plantations, Ltd., — Bagan

Estate, Kqta Tinggi,, ;Johoj’e;, Te- Diiloh, Perak

Jeph.', 19 : Cable Ad : , jYota . Tinggi, Bagan Da toil Estate

Johore u A, C. Smith, manager , (on Jeave)

•T. V.S. D.Foleyi manager

Naif, book-keeper . , X. J. Cowi/ acting mgr.

Henry Waugh & Co.. Ltd., Penang, J. H. Young .assistant

agents . T, G. Wilson, do.

Jack Murray, visiting agent Acreage—Total: 4^208,, cultivated

J. N. Dugdalep 1 visiting medical j Strathmashie (coconuts) 3,.8i87 , .

Estate;: Bagan Datoh,

officer Perak

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson A. B. Symes, manager

& Co.. 16, Philpbt : : Lane-. London, C. E. Fyfe, asst

E.C. ' . Acreage --Total: 3.159, (cocon its)

Acreage — Total': 1,479, cultivated 2,800 ' : ' :/'; ' ' .

f 984.90 . Melentapg Esthto. . Bagan Datph,

South Perak Rubber Syndicate, Ltd. Perak ■' :

—Sungkai, Perak A. U. Robertson, manager

R. .CL. Williams, manager Acreage—Total; 3,159,' (coconuts)

Registered Office—Rubber Estate FJemington (coconuts) 27237

Agency, Ld., -71, St. Mary’s Axe, ■ ■ Perak '• '<:■■■ Estate,' TelUk 'oLi o ;

Ansdrt,

London, E.C. J. Robertson, manager

Planters* Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Acrfeage—Total; ;• 3,427, (coconhits)

'Kuala Lumpur, agents 'r 1,195 .. '

Spring Hill Estate—Serdang, Kedah Teliik. Buloh Estate, Teluk Ansbh

n. ,'W. Adair, proprietor ,C. Cruickshank, inahager

H. Adair, do. Acreage-Total: 3,077, cultivated

T.'E. Upton, visiting manager (coconuts). 2,327' .0.

- • Acriikgd—Total: 260, cultivated Dr, John . SteNvart,: m.b., ch. b.,

(TWbber)i; 200 med. officer : • g (iorl n

A. 0. Smith, visiting, agent

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd .

St. Albans Estate—Suhgei rTiram, Kuala Lumpur, agents .

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o Peradin Secretaries . and Registered Office

Estate, Pontian, Johore Harrisons & Cro&fteld, Ltd., 1-4,

A. St. Alban Smith, proprietor Gt. (Tower St, Lppdpn, E.G. "

E. A. Chard, manager

Acreage

(rubber) 105 — Total: 105 cultivated Straits PlaijatAtions, Ltd. (Inc. in

Gre’a't Britain), Sungei Samak

St. Cyz Rubber Estate—Temangan, tang, Estate—Postal. Ad : titan Melin-

Kelantan Lower Perak, E.M.S.; Tele-

W. O’Connor, proprietor graph Office: Utan Melintang;

T. G. Menoh, Bookkeeper Gable 'Ad : ^ungeisAmak; Railway

Station: Teluk Anson, Nearest Sea-

Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated port, Sabak Bernam 1

(rubber) 400 (•taddni) W. M. Hendeffe'oh) manager

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Agents-Hardison/, Barker. &, Co., Sua. Manggis . Rubber Co., Lm.-A

. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Rantau,. Negri Sembilan

’ Secretaries

Harrisons A .Crosfieid Ltd., 1-4 Lumpur, agents

Great Tower St,;, London E. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—^ Total: ; 3-,37ffi .cultivated J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., Shang-

, (oil palpis). 1,132

Acreage—Total: 800, cultivated (rubber)

Straits Rubber po., Ltd. ' b' ,.723 — , . . ■

Gedong Estate, Ragan Serai, Perak

W. C. Kemp, manager Su.uoh Rubber (Estates, Ltd. -Tapab*

J. Hedley, assistaxip Perak

Acreage—Total: 4,402, cultivated L, A; Tucker, manager

(Rubber) 4,317, (coconuts) 58 Secretaries and Registered Office-

Nova Scotia Estate, Telu'k Anson, : Brown, l poh

Phillips and Stewart,

Perak

J. Hargreaves, manager Acreage -ta,,Total: 760, cultivated

R. Rpbson, A. W. Sanders, A. (rubber) 744

K. Murphy, J. Ef Tiffen, S.

G. Smith, assistants

Acreage — Total : 7,476, cultivated ; Sumatra Caoutchouc ’ Maatschappij,

Rubber and Oilpalms—Sumatra^;

(Rubber) 6,003 Marbau, Bila S.O.K.: P.‘>. Marbau,

Boustead & Co., . Ltd., Penang, Bila';:'■'Cable

(■agents.-''! ... , . bau; Codfes'

, ffid : ^ufficama, Mar-

: A.P,.C- 5th Meycuur

Secretaries and Registered Office— and Bentley’s

IX..: S. Pickthall, 85, Gracechurch Head Office

Street, London, E.C. 3 J. H. Bloeffiink, bead manager

C. de Bderi"doctor

S.TRATHISLA (PERAK) RUBBER ESTATES, , . J.‘‘C. A. Di'rksz, bookkeeper

and correspondent

Ltd.—Perak J. C. .Ctaasen (1st factory)

W. Watt, manager A, C.'Vos (2nd factory)

G. T. Doig, assistant

Harrisons, Barker &; Cp., , IRd., Brussel Estate (rubber) ..

D. Hineinga, Higr.

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- .Pdrriantiap Estate (rubber)

field, Ld., 1-4., Great Tower : Street, f .1. Th.A. G.vanKerkboff, Hasselt, manager ’

asRf:

Lpndon; E.C, , - Padang Halaban Estate (biL palms)

F. G. It, .Serena, manager

-Strathmore ; .Qp.-,' Ltd.—Selan- Leidong West Estate (rubber)

gor H. A. F, Jansen,sasst.

N. J. Alexander, manager j. Grondbout, manager

.Strathmore and Ulu Buloh.Estates ; Kanopan Estate (rubber)

A. S. Tpsb, manager Assistants—N. R, Chevalier,’ A.

Sungei Rawang .Estate ; Nijhoff

D. W. " visaing . super-

visor

Registered Office—C. A. Pattulo,. 46, i Sumatra wRa^a. Rubber Plantations,

, Charlotte ; Square, Edinburgh, Ltd (London),- Pangkattan Estate—-

Sumatra; Postal Ad: Pangkattan,

Scotland Bila, Sumatra

. R... F:' Masters, manager

'Streamland'EstaTS—Port Dickson, Hooglandt <6 Co., S’pore., agpnts

Negri, Sembilaii • . Secretaries and Registered ■:Office—

A. A. Kuia Sihg^ffi, proprietor & M. P. Evans & Co., 30,. Mincing

manager ,. 7, ' j Lane, London^. E.C. 3.

Acreage—Total : . ;]36, • cultivated : a AcreagejrrpTotal; 8,156, cultivated

(rubber and coffeeL.lse.; '(rubber) 4,994 aetxnM V,

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Sumatra Proprietary Rubber Planta- Secretaries and Registered Office*—

tions, Ltd., Bukit Sentang Estate- Harrisons' Crosfield ' (Borneo),

Tanjong Poera, Sumatra Ltd., Sandakan

W. Friedlander, manager

Registered Office—M. P. Evans & Sungei Batu (Malaya) Rubber Es-

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London tates, Ltd., Sungei Batu Estate—

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah; Teleph.

agents 26, Bedong

Acreage—Total: 4,200, cultivated E. J. C. Currie, manager

(rubber) 1,404 A. G. Sanders, assistant

8ungala Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Port Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Dickson, Negri Sembilan Penang

Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— 149' Leadenhall Street, London,

The Geddes Trading and Dairy E.C. 3

Farm, Ltd., Shanghai

Harrisons, Barker & Co.,’ Ltd., Sungei Bilut Rubber Co,, Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur, agents Harding Raub, Pahang

J. Broadbent, manager G. M. Harding, managing dir.

Acreage—Total : 1,269, cultivated Secretaries—Rennie. Lowick & Co.,

(rubber) 977 Singapore

Sungm Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: (rubber) 750

1.060, cultivated

Siiiigo? Bagan Estate—Kelantan

Acreage — Total: ,2,85%, cultivated Sungei Beat Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,689

Sungei 'Durian Estate: Acreage- Gambang, Kuantang, Pahang

Acreage—Total : 1,295, cultivated

Total : 639 cultivated &88 (rubber) 610

R. Carswell, manager

J. Murray, visiting agent Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) Rubber Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office—i Ltd.—Bandar Kwala, Estate, Oalang

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., N. E. M. Burns, manager

Chartered Bank Chambers, S’pore. Panigoran Estate, Berbau

W. R. Brown, manager

Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates Ltd., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

( Incorporated in England )— Secretaries and Begistered Office—

Postal Ad: Masjid Tanah, P.O. Guthrie & Co., Ltd., London

Malacca

Acreage planted with rubber 3,787 Sungei Buloh Rubber Co., Ltd.—

' acres Selangor, Sungei Buloh Estate,

E. H. Kirby, manager Bukit Rotan, Selangor, F.M.S.;

A. H. Holt, assistant Cable Ad: Sunburubco

Secretaries—Rubber Estates Agency J. M. Ferguson, manager

Ltd., London E. R. Arnold, assistant

Local Agents—Messrs. Sime, Darby Registered Office—17, St. Helen’s

Co., Ltd., Malacca Place, Bishopgate; London, E.C: 3

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co.,

Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Tampin, Negri Sembilan

A. MacCombie, manager Sungei Chermang Rubber Co., Ltd.,

E-E. P.A. Hoskeii,

J. Perkins, assistant Sungei Kawang Estate—Bentong,

assistant Pahang

Secretaries and Registered Office— E. H. B. Nobbs, manager

Rubber Estates Agency, Ltd., Lon- S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents.

don Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 1,498, cultivated The Rubber Estate Agency Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,239 Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

London, E.C. 3

Sungei Batang Estate-—Sandakan, B. Acreage—Total: 3,502J, cultivated

N. Borneo (rubber) 871

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Sunuei Chkroh Estate—2J mile, Sungei Gettah Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Cameron

Perak Highlands Road, Tapah, —Postal Ad: Sungei Patani, Be-

H W. Reid, proprietor dong Kedah; Cable Ad : Bedong

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang,

agents

PlTNGEI CniNOH RuBBiEB, Up,,' ' Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Salisbury

Perak House, London Wall, London,

E. P. Lorange, manager E.C.

J. L. Morgan and N. R. Disney, Acreage—Total: 1,654, cultivated

assistants (rubber) 1,561|

Registered Office—Walter Duncan &

Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon-

don, E.C. Sungei Kapar Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Selangor

^unge[ Choh Rubber Co., Ltd.— A. M. Swyny, general manager

Selangor S. Brown, manager

J. G. Mearns, manager Sungei Kapar Estate

N. R. Disney, asst.

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston Registered 42,

Office—W. II. Cook & Co.,

Castle Street, Edinburgh

& Co., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, EasL P. W. Shearlaw, manager

cheap, London, E.C. 3 Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents

Sun get Draka Estate—Matang, Perak Acreage—Total'■(rubber) 2,547

: £,656, cultivated

J. S. Ferguson & Co., Ltd., Tan-

jong Rambutan, managing

agents

Y. Anamalay, conductor-in-charge Sungei , Kaei (Sumatra; Rubber

Estate, Ltd -Postal Ad: Gajang,

Acreage—Total: 762, planted (coco- East Coast Sumatra

nuts) G. W. Muir, manager

Sungei Dua Estate—Remban, Negri Secretaries and Registered Office-

Bright & Galbraith, Ld., 7, St.

Sembilan Martin’s Lane, London, E.C.

K. R. Claudius, proprietor Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

J. K. Borrowman, do. agents

Acreage

(Rubber)— 211

Total: 222, cultivated

Sungei Durian Estates, Ltd., Sungei Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Somme Estate—Postal Ad : Somme

Durian Estate—^Kuala Krai, Kelan- Estate, Serdang, Kedah; Teleph.

tan Serdang 7; Cable Ad : Somme, Ser-

Secretaries dang, Kedah

Guthrie and Registered

& Co., Ltd., Office—

Kuala M. A. M. Lock, manager

Lumpur T, B. Benson, assistant

Acreage—Total: 746, cultivated Lim Eng Chong, chief clerk

(rubber) 435, (coconuts) 65 Wong Siong Lee, visiting medi-

cal officer

‘Sungei Duri Rubber Estate, Ltd., W. Miller Mackay, visiting

The (Incorporated in Hongkong), agent

SelamaKedah;Estate—Postal Agents — Barlow k Co., Kuala

dang, Cable Ad:Ad:Sungeir

Ser- Lumpur

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro.,

duri, Serdang

Registered Office—Burkill & Spns, . Ceylon House, 49-51 Eastcheap,

London, E.C. 3.

Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Aqreage—Total : 2,2r5.25, ciiltivated

(rubber) 1,785.48 •••

Penang, agents

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Sunge^Keiian Rubber Estate; Ltd.— i SctSiGE i ' N i BAH E state—S e p a n g, Se-

■Eagan Serai', Perak langor

Planters Loans Board, managers

A. J. Taylor, manager

(!. B. Span', asst. • flilnAoM Secretaries and Registered Office^—

W. Kim Soon, chief clerk. Planters’ Loan Board, Kuala

_Registered (Rlic,..- Them as, Barlow & Lumpur

Bro.,; 49-51* EastclreWp, London, Acreage — Total : 762, cultivated'

' E.C. 3 (Dwarf coconuts) 753

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents Sungei Patai Estate Mantin, Negri

Acreage—3,058 Se^pbilan. Distance from (Seremban

Railway6 milesStatipii) 12i iui)es, (Telegraph

Sungei Kruit Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Office) Chua Cheng Bok, prop.

Sungkai, Perak Lye Chan Lira,-manager

B. K. Malleson, manager

Registered Office—’M. P'. Evan's k Agents—Ohua IffimpUr

Cbcngi 1 ’ok A Son, Kuala

Co.. 30, Mincing La'ne, London, Acreage—Total; 733, ? cultivated

E.C. 3 . 9*&ie?l (rubber) 634

,Harrisons. Barker & ‘Co.'! , Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreaga-r-Total: 2,201, cultivated SiujiGBi Pelek iEsTAi’E—Sepaug, Sejan-

gOl' ' ‘ ' C - . ' ' f

,, .'(rubber) 1,906 A. Denny, proprietor

Acreage — Total: 252, cultivated

Su'ngki Ledang Rubber Estates, Ltd / . ,(rqbbcr)., (co(?onutjS); 50, (fruits) 6

—Kerling, Ulu Selangor SpNOEii Petaling EfeTATE '(‘Rubber— Oalir

M. D. Fallon, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— ■i'ARaub, Pahang

iEc'J, Ayris, f proprietor

Neil] & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total : ' 864, ? cultivated i Sungei Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

(rubber) 783 ^ Postal Ad : Bedoug, Kedah; Teleph.

Sungej Lemihj Estati; —Sungei 7 Lembu, 17Bedoug BcdongCable Ad: Suntar,

Bukif Mertajam, Pvov. V\ ellesley, S.S. A. Minton, manager ' *

.; Madame Teob Aim Liew, owner ; J. Murray, visiting agdnt

CTng Chye Thuan, manager'

Teob Ghin Guan, visiting agent Henry ■ W augh’

nang, agents & .Lo.. Ltd., Pe-

Secretaries and - Registered Office— Registered Office—T^irt,' T^ftylor &

Cheab Inn Kiong, Penang, Co., Ltd., Cereal. House, Mark

- Acreage—Total : T88‘ . Lape, Loudon,. E?C, ,3,

StTHGEr Mangis Stni/ioate, Ltd(!l;— Sungei Purun (F.M.S.) Rubber ,G».,

Banting, Selangor • ■■" Ltd. -Semeiayihy, Seiangbo:;

Secretaries arid -RegisteTe,l/Office— : RegisteredLeyne,

, E.i G. manager. :i

Office—Edward 'Bofistead

Gibson,. Anderson & ButRi-y Kuala i&iifo*, .149, Leadenhail Stfeet,

Lumpur LofifdrinpKC. (* >(!!:;

Acreage — Total : 710, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

(rubber) 705 pur, agents

Aefeage^-Total: 1,425, cultivated

Sungei Matang Rubber.Estate^Ltd.— • - (rabber) )',351

Taiping, Perak

T. B. Spence, manager

Registered Office—Portal Trust, arid Sungei Ramal Syndicat, Ltd.: (Inc! in

F. M. S,.)—j-Postal, Ad: Kajang,

Agency, Ld.', PoTtlanii House,

Basinghall Street,- London,1 E.C^ 2

73, Teleph. 32 Kajang. Distance:Selangor;

3 Miles

from Railway Station,. .2) Miles from

Paterson, Simons &' Co., Ltd., Post Office

Penang, agents ■ C. Phillips, manager

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Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Strut Rubber Plantations,

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Ltd., Malaya Estate -Selama, Perak

J. E. Cibson, manager

Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

(rubber) 947 agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

SUNGEI RlNCHIJyG RUBBER ESTATES, Acreage B. I. G. I, T. Ltd., London.

Ltd.— Semenyih, Kajang, Selangor | . (rubber)—928| Total: 1,845, cultivated

-

F. J, ..Q’Sbea, managejr _•

Secretary and Registered Qfficer^E-

Parsons,

London. W.C.. 3 (8, Lincoln’s Inn Field's, Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations,

Agents -Cumberbatch . & Cc;., Ltd- Ltd.—Perak; r ,

Acreage—Total: 1,42Q, cultivated Secretaries Stanley F. Hob’sbnj manager

(rubber) 1,3.30 and Registered Office—

British Ncyrth Borneo Rubber

Trust, Ld.,r! ?04,- - Winchester House,

4Sunge[ Salak Rubber Co., Ltd.— Old Broad Street,1 London,' E.C.

Sungei Salak Estate, .Siliau, .Negri Sandiland's, Buttery &; Col, Penang,

Sembilan agents

A. S. Woodroffe, manager , Apreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,096, (rubbed (rubber) 89-6'

1,012 o-oj-ndiii .. , , ;jj i.

New Labu Estate • Sungei Tamu. Rubber Co., Ltd.,

R. T. Mills,.;manager i

Acreages—Total; 1,836, ,7 (rubber) Sungei Selango.v.

Tamu Estate—Ulu . Yam,

. ’ -

1,3583 James-. Carter, manageir

Sungei ^ekab Estate ■ 'TlTheH.Planters’

Meinzies,.Stores

, visitingandagent

. C. P. Thane, manager Agency

Acreage — Total: 1;414,; (rubber) 'Co., Ld., 'Kuala Lumpur, agents

1,196 Secretaries' and . Registered Office—

Talley side Estate The PlarRers’ Stores and Agency

G. Hooper, manager Co:, 17, St. Helen’s Place, Bishops-”

Acreage — Total : 1,292, (rubber) gate, London, EXE 8 ,

666 Acreage — Total: 746, . citltiyated

Mansergh & Tayler,-Ltd., Seremban, ' (thibber)'658

agents

Registered Office Lyall, Anderson S-6ngei -Telor (Malaya) Rubber

& Cog- 16, Philpot Lane, London, Estates, Ltd.—./chore Bahru P.O.,

E.C. Johore

'SuitGEi' 'Savovg 'RubbeEVCo.,' Ltd.— | H. G.; Telfiph. 31-, Kota Tinggi

Dixon, hiaiiager

Rengam, Jobore T. A S. Menon,—office clerk

A. Tinker, manager . ^aii|:(ijapds Buttery A Cp-- Singa-y.

Secretaries and Registered Ocicr^-'i Secretaries''.and! pore, agents

Geo. Williams & Cm, 138, Leaden- Registered- Office-

ball Street, London Eastern 1 Industries, ,. Ltd-- King

Harrisons,. Barker &. jCo.j Ltd-, . Apreage—Total: Willi.am .Street, London, EX, 4

Kuala Lumpur, agents 1,9^4, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 1,02>6, cultivated ; ('ruboer)'’1922 ! .'ij.-O "

(rubber) 731 '

iSu^Ei Timah HidougEstate (Perak), Lip.

Sukuki Sepang.,:.Ltd., Wales Estate— 'Kuala . Kelantan

Estate—Manek Urai

Sepang, Selangor Boustead & Co , Ltd., Tumpat,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kelantan, forwarding agents

S. I.P.E.F., Kuala- .Lumpur Acreage—Total: 1,475, cultivated

Acreage

(rubber.)— Tota,! :. 827, . cultivated

^24,: (coco-nuts) 199 .(rubber): 373

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Sungei Tieam Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Johore• Cable Ad: Oyster, Johorfe- agents

Bahru; Teleph. Tiram 7 Acreage—Total: 2,888, cultivated

A. T. Edwards, manager (rubber) 2,595

Registered Office—British Industries

and General Investment Trust, Sungkai-Chumor Estates, Ltd.—

Ld., London, E.O. Batang Padang, Perak

iSandilands, Buttery & 'Co., Singa- Snngei Estate

pore, agents W. O. War rack, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,824, cultivated Chumor Estate

(rubber) 2,581 J. C. E. Murray, manager

Sungex Tua Estate—Batu , Caves, Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Selangor London, E.C.

A. A. Mulloy, manager

proprietors—J. A. Russell & Co., Harrisons, Barker •& Co., Ltd1.,

Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office Sungkap Para Plantations, Ltd.

J. H. Russell & Co., Kuala Lum- (Incorporated ip England), Sung-

pur

Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated kap Kedah

Para Estate — Stingei PatanL

(rubber) 1,018 J. W. Jones, manager

Su&gei Tcsang ‘ Rubber Co1., Ltd.— U. Nadarajah, clerk

Kedah J. Murray, visiting agent

C. O. Tyndale Powell, manager Henry Waugh & 'Co., Ltd., Penang,

Registered Office—McAuliffe, Davis Secretaries agents.

& Hope, Penang and Registered Office -

Acreage—Total: 1,814, cultivated (rub- Eastern - Industries, Ltd., Regis

ber) 1,763 House, Lohdbn, E.C. 4

Acreage — Total. 1,483, cultivated

StriTGE: Ttkong Rubber Plantations, (rubber) 1,421^ (coconuts) 31

Ltd.—Johore

H. E. MacKenzie, manager Sussex Estate—Postal Ad: Sussex

‘Sandilands, Buttery & Qo., Singa- Estate, Teluk Anstm, Perak

pore, agents J. K. Sabapathy, manager

Registered Office—'Eastern Indus- , N. A. Rao, clerk

tries, Ld., King William St. J. Hargreaves, visiting agent

House, London, E.C. 2 R. Nutt and J. Hargreaves,

Acreage — Tota;: 2,629.16, planted proprietors

with (rubber),:2,077.92 Acreage—Total: 691, cultivated

(rubber) 691

Sungei Udang Estate—Postal Ad :

85, Heeren Street, Malacca T.ABAK MAA'tSCHAPPl.T Arendsburg. N.

Tan Eng Tuan, manager V.V Tobacco and Rubber—Sumatra ;

Secretaries and Registered Office— Soengei Bras; Postal and Cable Ad:

, 85, Herran Street, ‘ Malacca Medan. Tobacch Estates: Soengei

Acreage — Total: 116, cultivated Mentjirim, Klaihbis Lima, Kloenipang,

(rubber) 116 iMabar and Saentis. Rubber Estates:

Bandar Bedjamboe, and Naga Radja

Sunget Wav •'(Selangor) Rubber Co.,'

Sungei Way Estate-—Sel'angor Tabak-MiV. “ Tjinta Radja ” (Incor-

W. S. Reeye-Tuoker, mafiajger, porated in Switzerland), Tobacco,

C. A. Oliver, assistant

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Rubber and Cobonuts—Sumatra;

Head Office: Tjinta Radja Estate;

son (Glasgow), Ltd., .124, St. P.O. : Tandjong Poera

Vincent Street, Glasgow,' C. 2 H. Ritz, act. head manager

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Tjinta Radja Estate (Tobacco, Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Rubber and Coconuts)— Parit Buntar, Perak

H. Ritz, manager W. D. Chapman, manager

A. Amsler, H. Hadorn, J. Registered Office—F. E, Maguire,

Meurer, A. Amiguet, assists. Pinner’s Hall, 8 and 9, Austin.

Kotari Estate—P.O. : Galang Friars, London, E.C. 2

G. Schwarz, manager (on leave)

R. Meister, act. manager Tambalak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Mas

A. Meyer, E. W. van Someren jid Tanah, Malacca

Greve, assistants Khoo Kim Lian, manager

Acreage — Total: 3,047, cultivated C.Khoo

P. R.Tong

Menor,

(rubber) 3,193, (coconuts) 16 Seng,clerk

conductor

Tai Tak Plantations, Ltd.—Johore Secretaries and Registered1 Office—

Tai Tak Estate Derrick & Co., ^Singapore

A. M. Dick, manager Acreage — Total: 833, cultivated

Acreage—Total : 3,180.75, cultivated (rubber) 790

(rubber) 1,518.77

Sungei Dangar Estate Tambira Rubber Estates, Ltd., Tam

W. Paton, manager boenan Estate—Kwala, Sumatra

Acreage — Total: 1,952, Planted E. Glasspoole, manager

(riibber) 1,453 iS.I.P.E.F., Medan, agents

Harrisons, Barker & ' Col, Ltd., Acreage—Total : 8,750, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur (rubber) 2,010

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Tamtang Rubber Estates Ltd.—Sungi

London, E.C. Bekok Estate, Bekok, Johore

Taiping Rubber Plantations, Ltd. W. R. Napier, manager

(F.M.S.)—Perak E. Kunhi Kannan, office clerk

C. L. MoySey, manager Eastern Agents—Societe Interna-

Registered Offioe-^-Edward Boustead tionale de Plantations et de

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon- Finance, Kuala Lumpur

don, E.C. 3 Secretaries—The Rubber Estates

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents Agency, Ltd.

Acreage—Total: 4,582, cultivated (rub- Offices — Bunge House, 71, St.

ber) 3,746 Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 1,574, cultivated

Takau (F.M'.S.) Rubber Estates, Ltd. ., (rubber) 1,298

(Inc. in England) — Rantau, Negri

Sembilan Tanah Merah Estates (1916), Ltd.—

E. W. Flanagan, manager Postal Ad: Tangkah P.O., Johore

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame via Malacca

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- G. E. Johnson, manager

church Street, London, E.C. 3 R. G. Bower and J. F. Downey,

Talgarth Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tal- assistants

garth Estate, Bemban, P.O., Malacca Kennedy,

Penang, agentsBurkill & Co., Ltd.,

F. E. A. Gray, manager General Managers and Secretaries—

Guthrie & Ct>., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

agents Acreage—Total: 4,771, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 320, cultivated (rubber) 3,478, (coconuts) 35

(rubber) 499

Talisman Rubber Co., Ltd., Talisman Tandjong Mas Estates — Sepang,

Estate—Niyor, Johore Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— K. S. Marsh, proprietor

Derrick & Co., Singapore W. F. Brown, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,026, cultivated Acreage—Total: 356, cultivated

(rubber) 499 (rubber) 246, (coconuts) 110

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bber

TANDJ0NG Registered Office—Mooregato Sta-

Ad: Tandjong Co.,

_Ru I.Ti). Tebing

Kassau, Pustill tion Chambers, London, H-Q.

Tinggi, Sumatra Acreage — Total : 1,117, cultivated

R. Williams, manager (rubber)]856

E. A. Matheson and K. W.

Bulloch, assistants Tanjong Olak Rubber Plantation,

Harrisons & Orosheid, Ltd., Medan, Ltd.—Muar, Johore

agents F. G. Wallace, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office - Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crostield, Ltd., 1-4, Henry Waterhouse Trust Vi).,

Great Tower St., London, EX'.3 Honolulu

Acreage—Total: 9;7lfe, cultivated

(rubber) 6,067 Fred Waieirllbli)se>4& '•Co., Singapore,

agents

i Acreage—Total: 2,5&b,' cultivated

Tangga Batu Rubbeh Co.J Ltd. — (rubber) 800

M alacca

Mansergh & T aylet; Seremban, Tanjong Pau Robber Estate—Kedah

agents M. F. Ward^ manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Harrisons, . Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Bailie A Gifford, 3, Glenfinlas , Penang, secretaries and agents

Street, Edinburgh i Acreage—Total: 1,608, cultivated

Acreage — Total.: 597, ... cultivated , (rubbep) 1,215

(rubber) 593;

Tangkok Rubber Plantation, Ltd., Tanjong Rambutan, Estate (Rambutan

Sikota Estate-rr-Postal Ad : Tampin, Rubber Estates (193b),, Ltd.) —Tan-

N.S. jong Rambutan, Peralc

G. B. W. G ray,; general manager A. S. Taylor, maiiager•

Pelepan Rubber Co., Ltd-V Eota Secretaries and Registered Office-

Tinggi, Johore Burt Taylor & Co., Cereal House,

G. Corley, manager 58,.Mark L ute, London, E.C. 2

Registered Office—Sime, Darby & Henry Waugh & (jo., Ltd..

Co., Ltd., Singapore Penang, agents' ; .

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,193.' , cultivated

G. E. Atter, Mooregate Station (rubber) 1,131

Chambers, London, E.C.

Tanjong Duablas Estate — Banting, Tapah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah

Selangor Road, Perak

F. E. A. Gray, manager E. W. Battensby, manager

Gibson, Anderson, Butlpr & Co,, J. M. S. Shelton, assistant

Kuala Lumpur, agents . . Secretaries arid Registered Office—

Evatl cT Co., French Bank Build-

Acreage-’Total:

ber) 658 .676, cultivated (Snub- '-ings, SitTgapore

Acreagt-—Total: 2,4-78^, • ciiltivated

(rubber) 2,0991

Tanjong Malim Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Tanjong Malim, Selangor Tarun (Malay). Ri/,bblr Est.^ies, Ltd.,

A. P. M.ackilligin, manager Bukit gfelambftu Estate—Postal Ad :

Registered Office—W. Hector Thom- Sungei Patam, Kedah; Teleph, 1,

son & Co., . 9, Arundel Street, Kuala

Strand, London, W.C.

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Sungei , Pataui

KetiJ ; Cable Ad: Tarun,

J. Firth-Fletcher, manager

Dr. J. Cl^rk Penman, medical'

Tanjong Labu Rubber Plantations, Officer - . ■ . ... -nrT

Ltd.—Batu Pabat, Johore , Bousteapl &■ Co,, Ltd., Kuala Lum-

C. Daintry, manager pur,, agents-;

Siroe* Darby A Co.-, Ltd*, Singapore, Secretaries—Boustead Bijos.* : 5,. Fen-

^gfntf^jtnioooo) ,9t>S (isddui) ■ church Street, London, EXL , ■

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Taeon (Malay) Rubber Estates,'Ltd., Tampin, F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: Mc-

Kenzie, Sungei Dua. Railway Sta-

Tarun Estate—Semenyih, Selangor tion : Sungei Dua

H. B. Williams, manager Alexander McKenzie, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- A; McKenzie, jr. and A. I. Mac-

pur, agents Callurn, supts.

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5, Y. I. Perumel, accountant

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.,

Penang and Ipoh, agents1

Tasek Rubber Estate—lc/o P.O. Rox SecretariesJ.

and Registered Office—

A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can-

Ko. 99, Ip oh ton Road, Shanghai

A. C. J. Towers, mng. proprietor Acreage—Total: 4,263,' cultivated

A. R. M. Towers, assistant. (rubber) 4,020

Acreage — Total : 115, cfeltrrated

(rubber and coconuts)

Tebrau Rubber .Estates, Ltd.— Johoro;

Tate’s Hill Estate—Taiping, Perak Cable 2)d : Tebrau

H. L. H. Tate, manager VV. Aliller Mackay, gen. manager

Acreage — Total: 214, cultivated H. C. (Grieve, J. M. Herries, J-

(rubber) 205’ B. Dudgeon, assistants

Registered Office—Baillie Gifford «v

Co., W.S., 3, Glenfmlas Street,

Taynton Rubber Estate—P.O. Box Acreage—Tot,aJ Edinburgh

21, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor : 7,187,. cultivated

W. Leggatt, manager (rubber); 5,636

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total : 297, cultivated i''*7kcorpbrated

hOK Bhaiu; Coconut Co., Ltd. (In-

in Ceylon), Telok Bharu

(rubber) 287 Estatd—Postal Ad: Teluk Anson,

Lower Perak

Tebing Rubber EstAtes (1931), Ltd., Capt, A. Pritchard j.p., mahager

Hevea Estate—-Postal Ad: Tebrng Whittal 1 & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Tioggi, Deli, Sumatra agents

D. W. Breingan, manager / Sefcretaries and Registered Office—

Whittal 1 & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Acreage—Total:

agents. 1,446, cultivated

Secretaries—E.- B. Ridsdel & Co., (cocoiiuts) .1,2&&

Ltd., Salisbury House, London

Wall, London, E.C. 2

Acreage—Total: 1,763, cultivated Telok Manggis Estate Ltd.—Telok

Manggis Estate, Sepang, Selangor

(rubber) 1,697 C. J. Tayler, manager

Mansergh ■& Tayler, Ltd., Serem-

TebolanP Estate—Malacca ban, agents

J. J. Johnston, manager Acreage—Total: 311^, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., . (rubber) 286, (coconuts) 22

Kiiala, Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 2,1442, cultivated Tej.uk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd.

(lubber) 1,817 (Registered in Singapore)—Postal :

Ad: Teluk Anson, Perak, F.M.S.

Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incor- Secretaries and Registered Office—

porated in . Hongkong)—Malacca ; Derrick & Co., Singapore

Home: Baiang Malaka, Bukit Acreage—Total: C.T. de B. Whitehouse, j.p., mgr.

Putus, Bemban, Lombong and 2,4281, cultivated

Sungei Dua Divisions; Postal Ad: (rubber) 1,827

*3272 HUB BEE ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Telok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Registered Office1—John K. Giliiat & Co.,

Klang, Selangor Ltd., 10, Old Jewry London, E.C. 2

D. L. Gulland, manager Cumberbatch & Co;, Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lumpur, agents

Dickson, Anderson & Co., Ltd. 20,

Abchurch Lane, London

Acreage — Total: 762, cultivated Tenom (Borneo) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 659, (coconuts) 103 Beaufort, B. N. Borneo

S. B. Palmer & Co., Bruas, Perak, N. R. Hatton, manager

agents Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo),

Ltd., Sandakan, local agents

Teluk Gong Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bant- Secretaries and Registered Office—

ing P.O., Kuala Langat, Selangor Maclean Brodie & Forgie, 7,

D. S. Little, manager Royal Bank Buildings, Glasgow

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 3,000, cultivated

McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte (rubber) 1,630

Square, Edinburgh

Acreage — Total : 667, cultivated

(rubber) 652

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Termerloh Rubber Estates Ltd.—

Trong, Perak, F.M.S.

Lumpur, commercial agents T. A. Crosbie, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Teuuk Mer ba it Plantations, Ltd.— A. A- Anthony & Co., 9, Beach

Sepang P.O., Selangor Street, Penang

F. C. Fogh, general manager Acreage- -Total : 1,205, cultivated

The East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singa- (rubber) 1,018, (coconuts) 16

pore, managing agents

Secretary and Registered Office—H.

Gunter, Orient House, 42-45, New Thailamal Estate Ltd.—Posta.1 Ad .

Broad Street, London, E.C. 2 Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Acreage—Total: 7933-2-25, cultivat- T. S. Chinniah, chairman and

ed (rubber) 1,01, (coconuts) 47 6, managing director

Shanmugam & Co., Kuala: Selangor

Teluk Piah Rubber Estate (1914), Acreage — Total: 149, cultivated

Ltd., Teluk Piah Estate:—Postal (oil palms) 149

Ad : Kuala Selangor

E. A. O. Simpson, manager Third Mile (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ltd.—Negri Sem.bilan

D. Ewan, manager

Shand Haldane & Co., 24, Rood Wm. Aberdein, assistant

Lane, London

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Jelebu Estate

Lumpur, agents D. C. Baker, manager

Acreage — Total: 757, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,570, cultivated

(rubber) 729 (rubber) 2,936

Registered Office—Baillie & Gifford,

Teluk Slangin Estate—Postal Ad: W.S., 3, Glenfinlas St., Edinburgh

Teluk Anson, Perak

Cheah Kee Ee, proprietor and mgr.

Acreage—Total: 1,015, cultivated Tiang Bee Estate- Postal Ad: Ban-

(rubber) 405, (coconuts) 500 dar Bahru, South Kedah

Khoo Thean Sang, manager

Tennamaram Palm Oil Co.. Ltd., Agents—Cheah Inn Kiong A Co.,

Tennama ram and Hopeful Estates— Acreage 18, Bishop Street, Penang

Batang Berjuntai, Selangor — Total : 353, cultivated

E. M. Allen, manager (rubber) 350

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0273

Tiang Swee Hoe Plantations—Tiang Teas Rubber Plantations—Postal Ad :

Swee Hoe and Tiang Guan Estates— | Tras, Pahang

Postal Ad: Kluang, Johore Vlohamed Arillin, manager

Pang Kim Seng, manager Lee

MadamChitChin

Bah, clerkUee,

Pin proprietre^

Acreage—Tiang Swee Hoe Total : Swee Heng Leong & Co., fclang,

1,045, cultivated (rubber), 1,015. agents and secretaries

Tiang Guan Total: 3,388, culti- Acreage — Total: 788, cultivated

vated (rubber) 3,265 (rubber) 600

Tikam Batu Rubber Co., Ltd., Tikam Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber, Co.,

Batu Rubber Estate—Kedah ; Postal LTD.—Batu Tiga P.O., Selangor;

Ad : Sungei Patani Telephs. 37 and Klang 23

A. F. Holley, manager Thos. M. Latimer, manager

Brown, Philips & Stewart, Penang, W. H. M. Maiing, assist.

agents R. V. Aiyer, book-keeper

Secretaries—Rycroft Kelly & Co., 88 Registered Office—Morrison, Rmther-

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 3 ford & Co., 20, Eastcheap, Lon-

don, E.C.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Ttmbang Deli (Sumatra) Rubber Co., Lumpur, agents

Ltd.—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang Acreage — Total: 2,898, cultivated

S.E.C. (rubber) 2,820

W. K. S Muir, mgr.

Timbang Deli Estate

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Triangle Estat*—-Klang, Selangor

agen ts Gob Hock Huat, proprietor

Acreage — Total: 3,283. Planted Lee Khar Soon, assistant

(rubber) 3,011

Trolak Estates. Ltd.—Trolak Divi-

Tikam Estate-Kuantan sion, Trolak, Perak; Sungei BiJ

C. J. Windsor, owner Division, Slim. Perak

T. M. Philson, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Toerangie (Sumatra) Rubber Produce Macdonald, Stewart & Co., 102,

Estates, Ltd., Toerangie Estate— Harper, Hope Street, Glasgow

Sumatra; Postal Ad: Kwala, Deli Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

A. T. Geddie, manager Acreage — Total : 1,038, ^cultivated

Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield, (rubber) 999

Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., London

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Med'an,

agents Trong Rubber Estates, Ltd. Trong,

Acreage—Total: 5,166, cultivated Perak A. K. Smith, manager

(rubber) 2,824 Secretaries (and Registered Office—

Browp,

nang Phillips & Stewart, Pe-

Trafalgar, Ltd.—Ponggol, P.O. Paya Acreage — Total: S00, cultivated

Lebar, Singapore (rubber) 730

C. Richards, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Paterson, Simons & Co„ Ltd., S’pore.

Acreage—Total: 254, cultivated Tropical Produce Co., Ltd.—Johore

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Sin-

(rubber) '254 gapore, agents

C274- RLIBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Tuan Mi;b (Selangor) Rubber’ Co., Ueu’Caldonian, Ltd.—Ulu Yan, Se-

Ltd. —Sungei Buloh, SulabgAr langor ; Office at: Batu Arang

C. H. Green, manager A. P. AtkinK'-rtlaiiager-'

J. Murray, V. Agent J. W.: Leach, asst. mgr.

Agents Gordon Frazer & Co.', Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

■ ' Colombo, Ctyloh Dickson,, Anderson &. Lk)., Cannon

'Street;- J.onfipn, c.,-;'

Acreage—T&tai : lj500j

■■ ■ ■ (fitbber) .1,^1 : ' ' cflitivated Visiting Agentr-C. -C. Bailey.

Rawang

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur.

Tuahan Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- agents : !

ported in England)—Postal Ad : Acreage—Total: ! 1,3001, cultivate' !

J'esselton, B. N. Borneo; Cable ,Ad : rubber) 1,199

Tuaranest£t, Jesse]ton

Tuaran Estate :

H. A. Byron, manager Dlu Klang Rubber Cu., Ltd.: Ulu

Acreage—ToW3,040, planted frub- Klang.'-Esftate, ego E. L. Hunter-

ber) 2,264 Bukit Nilai Estate, Nilai, N.S-

Tenghilan Estate E. L. Hunter, manager

, II. A. JByron, mgr. Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.,,

E. N. Raymond, >upl. . j j J Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total 1,043,. planted (rub- , Secretaries and Registered Office^

Lempriere & Hunter, 54, Victoria

ber) 782 Street, London, .S.W. 1 ,

Secretary and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 108, cultivated

Geo. Johnson, e.c.i.s., Secretary, (rubber) 92 ' r‘ '

20, Copthall Avenue, London, - E.C.

L'lu Randan ' (Singapore) Rupbik

Tyrnie Estate Estates, Ltd. — Holland ftoad,

<£. LL.La Brooy, trust owner Singapore

i Secretary and - Reg jsteredt Office— Oh Keat Giian, manager

C. H. La Brnoy, Ipbir: . , u Secretaries ^trid Registered' Office--

Acreage — Total : 225; ‘ cultivated Evatt & Co., 'Singapore

(rubber; 215 Acreage — Total: 526, cultivated

(rubber) 440

EfAi Ayer Tawar ,'C6>) FAd. --.Pb^tal Lr,r I’nriNG EsTATfr^Silian, Negri

Ad: Sitiawan, Lower-PeEaL ’

Registered' Office- 19, Hale Street, Sembilan ;;

A. Simpson,, manager.

Ipoh Mansergh ■ &. Tnyler, i4d., Se?em-

Acreage— Total: _ 835, cultivated ban, agents

(rubber; 820 Acreage—Total: 400, cultivated

n-.-^^^r) 3(^ . .

Ulu Benut CoNSORiDATEii Rub'eer Co.,

Ttd., Norseman E'st^te—tllu , Sape- Ulu Rantau Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

tan'g, Perak; Telepri. 170 Taiping —Negri, (Sepbilan,, , r

. } J. A. G. ^tage, m^npger^ W. A. Outsell) manager

Derrick & Co., Singepere, ggerits' Whittall & Co./ Kuala Liimpur,

Secretaries and -Registered Office- agents

Derrick & Co., Hong Kong Bank Acreage — Total I 1,126, cultivated

„• Chambers, Singapore . (rubber) ly625 •

Acreage—Total.: L474,'i cultivated ' Registered Office—William Nevett &

(rubber) l,©56>i,i sj ; <.m Co., Cannon Street, LbSrdbn

 RUBBER ESTATES A.N^D OTHER I'iANTATIOXS ur^

United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd. ! United Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.,

Kamiuui China, Sungei . Bahru: Durian Tanjong Estate—Coal Point

Ayer Molek, Selandar, Sg: Petei, Road, Labuan, S.S.

Rumbia & Pilin Divisions—Postal W. W. Boyd, visiting manager

Ad: Masjid Tanah P.O., Sungei Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

Bahru, Malacca, S.S. (rubber) 60

C, Jacob, manager

Secretaries and Registered. Office- -

Q. . F. Gomes & Co., 137, Heeren United Serdang (S) Rubber Planta-

Street, Malacca tions., . Ltd., THE-^Sumatra; P.Q.

Malacca 1 Industrial

Cross Street, Malacca, commer- Begerpang Estate

cial agents G. E. Carnachan, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,460|, cultivated Acreage1 — Total : 3,520, planted

(. rubber):-2,394|: ' 2,39!)' (rubber)

A ampe Rayibei Estate

United Patani (Malayan) Rubber R. A. Lumsdale, acting mgr.

Estates, Ltd.—Kedah Acreage— Total : 9,235, \ planted

R. S. Chantler, manager 4,688 (rubber)

W. S. Harding, senior assistant Soengei Merab Estate

J. B. G. Lamo and' W. E. N. J. W. Henderson, manager ' '

Green, assistants Acreage:—Total: 6,39U, planted

S^qretarien—Ed. • Bou^tead & Co., (rubber) 2,561.

149, Leadenhall Street, ■ London, Siantar Estate, Siantar, P.O.

Boustead tk Co., Ltd., Penang, agents J. ElliS, acting manager

Acreage—Total: 14,536, cultivated Acreage : Planted 2,082

(tubbfer1)’ 8,g96,: (coconut's) 27 Poelau Rambong Estate— P.O.

Kwala

United Plantation Ltd.—Teluk An G. H. Maddock, manager . ‘ ‘

son, Perak; Teleph. 6, Utanmelin- Harrisons Acreage—planted 2,584 .

tang; Cable Ad : Jendarata & Crosfield, Ltd., Medaai,

P. B. Heilmahn, general manager agents

(Unjited Plantations, Ltd.) and Secretaries and - Registered Office—

directpr (Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.) Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

P. Gnanaiah, bookkeeper Gt. Tower Street, London, E.C,.

Registered Office—Jendarata Estate,

Teluk Anson United States Rubber Plantations,

Total acreage: 12,982.05 Inc. (Incorporated in U.S.A.)-

S, Pontoppidan Moller, sub-mgi. Gable Ad: Maplaing

'(United Plantations Ltd.) J. W. Bicknell, managing director

T. Eppoc, assistaiit (Jendarata and president

Estate) M. D. Knapp, general manager

A. Laursen, assistant (Jendarata U. A. N. Lairtg, inspector

Estate), r (, . , .. i Subsidiary Companies

A. Linclquist, engr. i (Jendarata Hollandsch-Amerikaansche Plant-

Estate): j age Maatgchappij Kisaran, Su-

O. C: Dalsgaard, acting sub-mgr. i matra

(Sungei Bennarn Estate) Nederland Langkat Rubber Maats-

- iDr. E. G. S. Hall, m.b., resident chappij* Tandjong Pbera, Suma-

medical officer tra '

C276 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS]

Si Par6 Pare Rubber Maafcschap- F. A. Maraux, supt.

pij, Tebing Tinggi, Sumatra Hooglandt & Co., Singapore,

Malayan American Plantations, agents

Ltd., Penang

Subsidiary Branches

United States Rubber Plantations, United Temiang (F.M.S.) Rubber

Estates, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Inc., Kisaran, Sumatra Temiang Renchong Estate—Cable

Ad: Mountain, Panchor; Postal

U-MTfen Sua Betoxg Ad: Panohor, Muar 10 miles

Ltd.—Labis, Johore Rubber Estates, from Post Office and 20 miles from

port, Negxii Sembilan

Tanah Merab Estate—Tanah Merab, A. J. Reid, manager

N.S. A. P. Crauna, visiting agent

H. T. Piper, manager

Acreage—Total: 18,072, cultivated Acreage — Total: 3,927, planted

2,098, In Tapping 540

(rubber) 11,112 (coffee) 52

Sengkang Estate—Port Dickson, Local Agents—Guthrie k Co.,.

N.S. Kuala Lumpur

H. J. Topliss. manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 7,624, (rubber) Guthrie k Co., 5, Whittington

6,249 Avenue, London, E.C. 3

Sua Betong Estate—Port Dickson

G. Henderson, manager

Acreage—Total: 5;93.r), (.rubber) Utan Prang Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.)—Kuala Kang

4,314 - sar, Perak, Cable Ad: Kendal!.

Melville Estate Labis, Jpbore Kuala Kangsar; Distance from

R. S. Cole, acting manager Railway Station 16 miles

Acreage — Total: 2,411, (rubber) H. P. Kendall, mng. director

2140 Acreage — Total: 414, cultivated

Ampar Tenang Estate — Bangi, (rubber) 374

Selangor

H. T. Piper, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,081, (rubber) Utan Sim pan Rubber C6., Ltd., Utan

I. 692 Simpan Estate—Kuang, Selangor

Guthrie k Co.. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, O. II. Halcrow, manager

agents; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries and Registered Office— Boustead & Co., Ltd., 1, Embank-

ment, Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting- Acreage

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3 —Total : L700, planted

(rubber) 1,504

United Sua Betong RObbEA Estates, Val D’Ok Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Inc.

Ltd,—Negri Sembilan. in England), Val D’Or Estate—

J. G. McCartney, manager P. W. Postal k Cable Ads: Sim-

Registered Office—Guthrie k Co., pang,

Ld., 5, Whittington Ayenue, Lea- AmpatAmpat; Teleph. 20, Simpang.

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3 ,, S. E. Smith, manager

F. J. G. MacDonald, assist.

UNITED SUlMATRA RUBBER ESTATES, Ll’D. Khor Ewe Choe, clerk

—-Head Office: London. ; Estates: C: A. Paul, dresser

Bangoen Poerba and Tanah Abang, Visiting Agent—A. F. Bruce

Sumatra, E.G.; Postal Ad: Galang ; Agents—Boustead k Co., Ltd.,

Cable Ad : Poerba, Loeboeq Pakam Penang

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries—P. R. Buchanan & Co.. Wampoa Tobacco & Rubber Estates,

9, St. Helen’s Place, London Ltd.—P.O. Bindjei, Deli, Sumatra

Acreage—Total: 2,884.62, planted Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, agts.

with (mature rubber) 1,288.76, Secretaries and Registered Office—

(immature rubber) 247.86 and Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

(coconuts) 550.49 Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

V ALLAMBROSA RUBBER Co., Ltd., THE Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber

(Incorporated in Scotland), Klang, Estates, Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore

Selangor—Cable Ad: Leaves Klang Banang Estate

Estates : Vallambrosa, Sun'gei Ka- K. F. Miller, manager

par, Brafferton, Athlone, Bukit Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Kraiong agents

Staff—A. M. Swyny, Sutherland Acreage—Total: 2,011, cultivated 1,789,

Brown, P. W. Shearlaw, b.s.c.

(Agri.), Edin.

Kapar Bharu Estate, Sungei Choh Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Estates,

R. G. B. Forbes, mgr. (resides Ltd.—Rawang, Selangor

on Bukit Munchong) G.H. C.F. Bailey,

A. M. Sywny, gen. manager

Registered Office—Maxtone, Gra- Fisher, gen.

asst, manager

manager

ham & Sime, c.a., 34, Qharlotte H. M. Mears, asst.

Square, Edinburgh R. M. Stuart, do.

J. McLean, do.

M. P. Pillai, chief clerk

Victoria Malay(Incorporated

Rubber Plantations V. S. Maniam, asst, clerk

Co., Ltd. in Aus- Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Walsingham House, Seething

tralia), Victoria Malay Estate— Lane, London, E.C. 3

Postal Ad: Victoria Malay Estate,

Seremban, Negri Sembilan, F. M S.; Acreage—5,242 (tapping)

Cable Ad: Victoria Malay, Seremban

R. F. Mesney, manager

Registered Office—Melbourne, Aus Wee Wei Sionh Estate-Postal Ad.

tralia Masjid Tanah, Malacca

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage — Total: 327, cultivated

(rubber) 327

Lumpur, agents

Vimy Estate—Pengkalen Kundang, Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

Ltd.—Ulu Sepatang, Perak

Selangor W. H. Pearse, manager

S. Y. Turner, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Edward Boustead

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,.

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, London, E.C. 3

Ltd., London

Acreage—Total : 1,452, cultivated Boustead

agents & Co., Ltd., Penang,

(rubber) 955

Acreage — Total: 1,462, cultivated

(rubber) 1,284

Virik Estate—Postal Ad: Tangkah,

Johore

Gurchurn Singh, proprietor Woodlake Estate—Kuala Selangor,

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Union Building. Selangor

Collyer Quay, Singapore, agents R. H. Ransom, proprietor & mgr.

Acreage — Total: 900, cultivated Acreage — Total: 443, cultivated,

(rubber) 430, (coconuts) 13

(rubber and coconuts) 784

€278 .RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS;

W.ORU'A End Estate—Pasta 1 Ad: Secretaries and Registered Offiqer^-

Lurhut, Diallings,

from Railway S.S? (Taiping.)

Station; Distance Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

43 miles •i ^cxe,|ijge — TptaL:

i(i'ubbsr)' .6:70?t A; .cultivatod

467 .id,)

E. L. Watson, .7.i>., proprietor (3J

Mile Amp a rig Road, K uala i.imi

ptir) ; Teleph. 12, Arriparig ■ Yunnan Rubber Estates, Ltd. — c/o

Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated : New Scudei Estate Sendai, P.O., Johore

(rubber) 50 ' | K. L. Woodhouse, visiting mgr.

, . Sinie, Darby )& Co., D.td., Malacca,,

" agents ' Jo ' r ?. r . oi ; ,

Yam Seng Rubber Co., Ltd., The— I i Secretaries—IMott'on,

& Go.,1 Cupel House, Moller62,, Sheen

■ New

Perak ; : Broad Street,. London, E.C. 2

Q. A. HoWaTdv hra'iia^eP i Acreage- Total : 1,228,•- cultivated

Registered Office—D. A.' Whiteside, j (rubber) 1,130

id, Stock Exchange Buildings, 24,

Anglesea Street^ Dublin, Ireland

M cAuJiffe, Day is & Hope Penang, £;shni)k ;r. Rubber Estate—Batang Ma-

1 !aka, Negri Sembilan

iiViftncial a gents W. F. Ztdujder, proprietor

Acreage — Tcftal: S.SOlJ'’ cu'itivajtcd L. Zehnder, inanager

(rubber) 1,^ . Secretaries and Registered Office—

Zehnder Bros,)' Church Stteet,

Yakak Rubber ( (. — yarak, Province ; Acreage Malacca

Wellesley j — Total: “'268, cultivated

(rubber) 208

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Situation, Abba and Potulatiok

0° N.TheandDutch possessions

11° S. latitude and 95°in 10'Afeiaandareabout situated

141° E.inlongitude.

the IndianThey Archipelago,

comprise Sumatrabetween

with adjacent islands, the archipelago of Bintang or Riouw, the archipelago of Lingga,

the Karimon,

Billiton, Java and Tambelan,

Madoera,Anambas,the western, andsouthern

Natoenaandislands, easternthepartIslands

of Borneo,Bangka and

Celebes,

aud all.

exception the other islands eastward-Borneo and .lava to 141° E. longitude, with the

132,274.1 k.ofm.theandeastern part islands

the other of Timortogether (Tunor-Dilli).

over 1,707,476.9Java and k. rn.Madoera extend over

those With

whoregard to,tlie legal

arewhoconsidered equalposition, themthe

toequal population,is divided Japanese),

into Europeans, with

with those are considered to(half

themcastes, Arnieuians,

(Chinese, Klings. Arabs, etc.). .and natives,

In 1930

the tptal number of Europeans amounted, ; to 212,372'(census figures). The number of

ChihhsO,

709,218 were ArhbsinandJava dth^t*andforeign

Madoera.lftisi:a’fics

Tljein’ natives

1936'(tiM'?:unibbfed

sus figures)41was 1,34^678

,?19,524 in Javaof whom

and

Madoera,

t<> lAbjlihOl.and the total numb(M of natives on all thf other idAmC together arnounte

A great part; of the Europeans1 are employed in, or retired fvoni, the 'Government

service;

and othernextOrientals

in number arearealmost

the planters, traders and

all tradesbitA), but industrials. The Arabs,that

it must be mentioned Chinese,

some

Chinese are jn possession of, or are employed on, plantations,in Java, gnd that.piore,-than

'Chinese are working^ as labourers ofi ' . ihe. tol>jipco

Sumatra, and tliat fhousaiio’s ofjCluiio'sr i -.bojtrc^s .-U'o employee^ uodei-1 European estates on the .East Coast.ql

superintendence in the e.\p!qit;it.mii'pf the (fn munC of paugka and IlilUton. The

nativV-sl cultivate

practice the soil; isinforilic'larger

of tin- handicrafts tliegrcfiterplaces part (nthey.tly,hands

alsp. areof Cliipf/sc'

mechanics,. bqt the

HcSTOKV ANl)' OPVERNAf'KNT

When the Dutch in thedast yearsd>f the sixteenth; century ■ established themselves

in

mrherthe Archipelago .they found the East Portugnesb there. In order to be'Strong against

charterEuropean rivals, General

of the States the Dutch of the Indian Netherlands,

United Company wasgranting

established in 1602

a monopoly by

for

•the

and trade in alltothemake

the right countries

treatieseast.of

:

withthe-Cupe

.Indian princes,.of Good'Hopedo m.-tketo war,

the Straits of Magellan,

build foilifications,

and

was givenearlycommissions

independent t© civil

and and'

disposed military of largeofficers^ etc. The

capital. The East Indian Company

first proceedings were

commercial, but soon the Company ext^pded its power and conquered territory in Java

and the

the Moluccas. The J.first.P.“loge”

Gqv^nor-Ge.i^r^l,. Coen, was'

made eStoYdished

, a fortress, at.whicli

Bantam, he then

calledatBatavia

Jakatra,, (1619).

where

:

After a Iqpg

increased period,htsavy.

of great, prosperity ith<; Company fellStates

into decay, thecancelled

- difficulties

ehartenandunder tooka,the burden

adrnmistrn.faou of debits,:

of tireand in 1800, theinto

possessions theirGeneral

own hands. At the the

same time the British, during the war with France

the greater part of the Dutch colonies. In 1802, by the treaty of peace concluded _ at and the Netherlands, conquered

Amiens; theas colonies,''with

Republic; the Netherlands thetvefe

exception

then Ceylon, weretherestored withto England

the Batavian

was soon afterwards declared'.the. Du,tcnt alked,

againbutlostduring all their war possessions. After that

the

fall

of the Netherlands, and by the Londdn tfeaty of 17th March, 1824, Mal.acca ivingdpm

of Napoleqfi, in' 1815, the greater f)iirt of the colonies were restored to the and . the

establishments On the OOntihent df lridia wefe exchanged for TIe'nkoelen.

■€280 N ETHEELAN DS-1N DIA

a Governor-General, who is obliged toinask

Xetherlands-In

casesQueen

the ofadvice

the Netherlands

of the Council by

of India, consisting of a Vice-President and four members, assisted by a secretary.

Since the consisting

instituted, beginning ofof a 1918 a representative

Member-President andcollege, calledassisted

60 members, Volksraad, has been

by a secretary.

The President is appointed by the Grown, half of the members are elected by the

members

who in cases of the local boards

of legislation and the

actselected other

in accordance half are appointed

with theappointed. by the

Volksi•aad; according Governor-General,

to a new re-

gulation 38 members will be and 22 members The Governor-General

is Commander

General, in-Chief Chief

Commander-in of theof Army

the Army andand Navy,Chiefand is seconded

of the by a Lieutenant-

War Department, and a Vice-

Admiral or Hear-Admiral, Commandant of the Navy and Chief of the Marine Depart-

ment, and further by six Directors of the Departments of -Justice, Finance, Internal

Administration,

and Waterways. Education and Public Worship, Economic Affairs, and Communication

Netherlands-India, is divided into provinces, governments and residences, under

the administration 5 of Governors or liesidents and their Assistant Residents, and

“Controleurs/

the titles of Regent, TheWedono,

direct'govern merit of the population

and Assistant-Wedono in Java,isandentrusted

other titlesto natives with

in the other

islands. In appointing the native officials it is considered a rule that the people in

the different islands, residencies or districts must be governed, if possible, by their own

ofchieftains.

other islandsIn Soerakarta and I'Jogjakarta

the native princes have still,(into aJava) anddegree,

certain i n a great many

the rule of theresidencies

country

in their hands, but they are dependent on the Government of Netherlands-India.

The Samararig,

Batavia, Supreme Court is located

Soerabaja, Padang,at Batavia,

Medan, and arid Courts

Mheasser; of Justice

there arearealsoestablished

Residential at

Courts in all the Residencies. The Courts of Justice for the natives are in the

capitals of residencies, divisions, regencies and districts; they have different names, as

landraad,

lower courts rapat,called

regentschapsgerecnt,

“ landgerecht ” have districtsgerecht.

been established Since for

1914 thea large

trial number

of pettyof

offences committed by Europeans as well as by natives anil other Asiatics.

CLIMATE

The climate in general is fairly dampj the’ average relative humidity varies for

different places between 80 and 90 per cent. The maximum temperature reaches about

36°

fallsCentigrade,

below freezing but inpoint,

some mountainous

in the dry season.regionsAttheBatavia

minimumthetemperature occasionally

mean daily temperature

is 26° Centigrade. The mean temperature of other places may be deduced from the Bata-

via temperature abygreat

monsoons subtracting

influence0.6°and

onforfrom

the.every 100 metres ofofheight above seafrom level.AprilTheto

October thehavesouth-east monsoon, climate.

October toSouth April thethenorth-west

equator monsoon, is

blowing, and

October whilethenorth of the monsoon

north-east equator the fromsouth-west

October monsoon

to April. blows from April

The changes of theto

monsoons are marked by periods of three to four weeks, during which the wind blows

from

fairly uniform during the whole year; the nights during the south-east monsoon areis

different directions and thunderstorms and calms are frequent. The day heat

fairly cool. inThe

millimetres westpart

aatgreat monsoon

of theishigh

the mountain

rainy season. regions.The annual

The mean rainfall

annualis above

rainfall3,000in

Paloe 549 mm., Tom bo 6711.

Products

The islands of the Indian Archipelago have generally a- very fertile soil and are

rich intobacco,

tea, useful products. bark, The most important productsmaize,of Java are:nuts, Rice,kapok,

sugar,tapioca

coffee,

produce, teak cinchona

timber; of Sumatra: rubber, copra,coffee,

tobacco, fibres, pepper, tea,ground

fibres, rubber, gums, tea,

palm oil; of Borneo and Celebes: copra, rubber, gums, rattans, maize, coffee, hides.

Diamonds are found in Borneo; gold and silver in Sumatra,Celebes,Borneo and Jav a;

copper ores in Sumatra and Timor; iron ores in Celebes, Sumatra and Borneo; tin

placers of great

tin deposits importance

in Sumatra and onin some

Bangka,otherBilliton

islands;andleadSingkep,

ores inandSumatra,small Celebes.

alluvial

inBorneo and Sumatra

Borneo, Lombok; and zinc Java,

ores,inmangapese,,

Java and Sumatra;

ore pf verylignitespure and coal inof Java.

qualif-y better quality

Nickel

 !Sf E'f 11E li 1, A NDS-1 S’ I) IA C281

ore is found in Celebes; platinum in Borneo; ohrom'e ore in Celebes, Borneo, and Lesser

Sunda isles;

islands; tungsten inSumatra;

cinnabar,in the tin islands;

antimonytitaniferous magnetite

ores in Borneo andsands

in otherin Java andofother

parts the

Archipelago,

small quantities arsenic ores ininBorneo;

of bismuth Borneo, traces

Celebesofand molybdenite

Sumatra. inIodine Borneois produced

and Sumatra; from

saline

Java and springs in Java;

in some othersulphur

islands:is produced

magnesitefrom volcanic

in some mud;ofphosphates

islands the easternarepartfound of thein

Archipelago.

islands by Saltevaporation

solar of excellentofquality is madeThein production

seawater. Madoera and of also <>n oilsome

mineral in other

Java,

Sumatra, Borneo and Ceram is, a very profitable one.

The possession of the soil by the natives is strongly protected by law. As a general

rule the ground

descendants who arecannot

bornbein sold

India.to foreigners,

The Government not even to Dutchmen,

is authorized nor toof.un

to dispose their

cultivated grounds and grant parts of them for a certain period to foreigners (erfpacl11.)

Revenue and Finance

The revenue of the colony is derived from different taxes, viz., import and export

duties, excise, ground

tax, slaughter taxes,succession

cax, licences, personal tax, income

duties, stamptax,duties,

propertydutytax,on corporation

public sales, profits

trans-

fer and assignment duty, monopolies (opium, salt, pawn shops), mines (tin and

(coftl), forests, railways, mining-and agricultural concessions.

The salt required for the Government' monopoly is made in Madoera, where the

people deliver

smaller extentitonintoGovernment’s

the Government salt godowns

farms inat aMadoerafixed rateandper hectolitre and to a

Grisee (residency

Bodjonagoro) where the salt is produced under Government management.

The use of opium and the profits the Government derives from the regie system are

declining.

muchTheto the pawnshop-monopoly

benefit of the lower is , gradually

classes forbeingwhichextended

it functionsall over

as a the archipelago

banking-system

granting the small credits

moderate fixed rates of interest. of not lass than 10 cents on the collateral of goods against

The tin mines of Bangka are exploited by the Government. Chinese labour is

extensively used for working the- tinplacers, also for transportation and melting the

tin concentrate,

directly worked and the

for Government;

various other others purposes. Some of theEuropean placer-diggings are

contractors underbyGovernment control. Electric are operated

power is bysupplied to allortheChinese

main

districts; the smaller districts are worked By steam.

The monetary system of Netherlands-India for which in _ accordance

with that of the Netherlands the limping standard with free coinage

offive guilders,

gold is silver adopted,

coins consists

of two guildersof goldandcoins a half,of ofthe value ofand ten

one guilder, of halfanda

guilder

f.0'25, and f.OTO, bearing Malay and Javanese inscriptions; nickel coins of f.0'coins'of

(these coins are the same as those in the Netherlands); besides silver 05, and

copper coinsis ofa monopoly

bank-notes f.0’025 (2jofcent),

the Javaf.iroiBank.

(one cent), and f.0'005 (|ofcent).

The convertibility The issueintoof

t he bank-notes

gold

by thewhich has beenof practically

declaration the Government suspended

and the sinceJava

the Bank

beginning

in Mayof the1925.war was restored

Education

The educational system distinguishes two kinds of instruction: (1.) Instruction

given in the Dutch language; (it) Instruction given in a vernacular language.

To the

specially firstforcategory

natives belong109772

and (268 private)Furthermore,

elementary schools, amongst which areinter-

367

mediate schools;

inEasttheIndies—the

universities 14inpublic andforand

Holland

Chinese.

6 private

in thesecondary

institutionsschools,

for

there

whichareeducation

higher find69 their

(33 private)

continuation

in the Dutch

medicine at Batavia, college of technicalofscience

the certificates which atcolleges

Bandoeng and the

are equal colleges

to those of law

issued by andthe

universities in Holland:

schools. In addition, the 6following

private professional

secondary schools schoolsforfallgirls,

withinandthe66 sameprivatecategory:

Frobel

2 schools of medicine, 1 training school for civil-service officers, 3 schools for native-

C3S2 NETHEilJLANDS-INDJA

officials,

schools, 6 (2 private) technical 1schools

3 agricultural schools, school ofJforveterinary

architefctu'medicine, 5 (1 private)

re, mechanical commercial

electro-technical

and miningqualifications,

for higher engineering, 2supplying

trade schools,European (12 private)

teacherstraining'schoolk

for the elementary and some

schoolscourses

and

ainstruction

number ofinthetheintermediate,

Dutch schools.for'Fornative'teachers,

language,' Chinese teachersthere there,areis 12a school

(5 with

private)!

Furthermore, there are 1 school for ppst and telegraph officials, 1 school for

chemist-assistants, 1 course for analysts, ! school fbr chief mates tthd naval engineers,

If (7 private) schools for occupations for women. In category Fit. there nre'dbout

20,400

trade ( private)

schools and elementary schools

agricultural schoolsandwith 1,785,000 pupils,

aprivate

marine-sChool for thebegideS''a nuiub' e*- aof'r.

Eayy280atelementary

Ma’cass'

Furthermore,

courses there

for training are • 20 public aiwl 13* normahsohools and

Mohammedan religiousnative

schoolsteachers

(18,000inwithvernacular language.

450,000 pupils) and a-The otherof schools

liumher schools are

for

Chinese and for Arabs (with 50,000 pupils).

Trade

Tandjoeng Pinang and Sabang are free ports. The other ports arc open for

either general trade or only for native:coasting navigation. Gbdowns where goods

can be stored and sold, and from whence they Can be exported without payment of

import

Padang, or export duties, are Manado,Gbfohtalo,

established at Batavia. Gheribon, Semarang, Sourabaya,

MacassarPalembang,

and Koepang. Bela wan, Tern'ate, Amboina, Nbira (Bandaneira),

Import duties are imposed in tlie whble of N’etheriands-India, except thb Island

We (Sabang) (Government Atjeh and Dependencies), and the isles belonging to the

Residency

toed the Riouw andquantity

Dependencies. The1 -mbst

importof duty is fixedbeing

rtd 'vdlorem or according

in the tariff. Most of the metals and raw materials, as lime andseparately

weight or the dimensions, the,goods wood, andmention-

ai’tieles

of art and science are free of import :duty. Export_ duty is only paid on a few

articles according to value or quantity. Transit cargo is free.

An excise is charged on kerosene-bil, gasoline and'benzine, on matches of all kinds;

on cigars, cigarettes

moreover on inlandand arrack cut tobacco

in Jaya (except

and Madoera.inland cut tobacco) and on inland beer;

Principal Harbours

Island of Java

Tji Tandjongserves Priok—The oldprahus

harbour of BataylA, In which isyear

situated on theharbour

north works

of the

were constructed for ocean going vesselslighters.

Liwoeng only for and at Tandjong the Priok, 1877 new

9 kilometres eastward

from

area oftheabout old harbour.

1,400,000 sq.Those metres,works consist

formed by twoof anmoles

outerof dumped

harbour comprising

stone built outa water

into

the sea and having a length of 1,700 metres each. The

for mooring on buoys, with an area of about .850,000 square metres for snips with a harbour gives 1 accommodation

draught of 9 metres and is in open connection with three inner harbour basins. The

lirst inner harbour basin is 1,100 metres long and 185 metres wide Along the western

side seven

Along large storagb agodowns havemetres

been built, onwith a quay god of 1,000 metres length.

quay athe neweastern

quay ofside200ismetresquaywill of 125

be'built,1 thelengthrest beingone providedown,withnorthscrewof this

pile

jetties, with a total length of nearly 300 metres which serve for coal, tin and salt.

The

inner quays give accommodation to shijif with a draught of 8 metres. The second

vided basinwith awide quay150wallmetres

of a hafj a lepgth

length ojf ,1,000of metres.

1,000 ipetres and isgodowns

Six large on botharesideserected

pro-

on

quaythewails westernof thesidesecond

and two. basingodowns and one open shed

give accommodation on thewitheastern

to. ships side. ofThe9

a draught

(about

basin is1,700

made metres) and for the restvoff 9fA0-metres, Op the. Westside of the thirjl

the first and a.second’inner

;qiiay of 5Q(i meters. In the land-tongqe,, broad 300..metres, between

harbour basin a capal for lighters with a draught of 2,20

metres

are two has beeri

harbour made. In 't\ie. lapd-tongue qn ghe west side .of, the first inner; basin

(S;for lighter^ witll a.iifotal ;aye4 of.'gl^OOO square; unetres, where also

joins a chnal for lighters leading ,tq fhe.olfl hayhonr ahd fhe; town pt j^atavia. In the

northern part. o| this, lan^.-tbngue .is^nqt^eF^iWflWrhasili..> large pagt of,this basin

 NEtftiKKliANDS-INl) f A tM4 -

and the land^ajdjointh^ it; is l^t'.-to lihe Tahdjnrig l^viek Drydock Company, 'which

installed

2;'000 tonsrepairing lifting yards, aEastward8,000 and 4’000 tons floating'dock and ; a patent slip with

etablishments, viz.:power.

one of the B.P.M.from (Royal the Dutch)

third and one are of thesituated

SocOny.twoThey oil-

connect with the sea by canals ahd by pipe-lines,'

end of the second harbour ,so that liquid may be,obtained-at different, quays as well and also with the oil-wharf at the

assituated

at theeastwharf. of the third, basin. ; The npjginallyi lowlying marshy land surroundingis

A harbour .for. -fishermen’s boats (arfa, gQO. O OO. square metres)

the

a lifting capacitybeenof reclaimed.

harbour has 3.5 to 10 tons, Theaharbour

floating ismotor-crane

equipped with with36a electric-cranes

lifting capacitywithof

75transporters

tons and ahave floating

1

beenderigck

installedof by15 the tons.Nederlaffdsch

Floating bunker TndischecranesSteenkolen

and electric coal

jftandel

Maatschajipij-

jfhejharbbur. Every,point

Atcohstru^itiofi of any importance

the endd>f '1bf032thealtogether a sum, .of slbbut F!^. 55,o6p;0()O had beenof

is fc' O hhected tvi' t h the ivailway-systeih

devptcd

the railwayto theconnectidh^ toTlatavSa. Taftdjong PHolc hatbour, apa'rt from the costs of

.Mas . Soerabaja.—The

and its boards. harbour,ofThis river hasSoerabuja been abroaded orginallyandconsistedis now Used only asof atheharbour

river Kali for

lighters

has been reel aimed, on the western hoard -.of the lengthened bank,-of the Kaliof Mas,

to which purpose quays are built, on, both sides. On the mouth, a spit land

which is accommodated with a quay wall-of 370 metres

tion to small ocean going .steamers. A pier, broad 200 metres (tire North-pier) has been length and gives accommoda-

built

with inthethecoast sea from

line. theJtis:seaside of this Jand-topgue,

front Coincides approximately to thewith.westtheand roughly

natural parallel

channel and

has a length of 1,200 metres, it gives accommodation to ships with a draught,of up bo

9 metres. The head of the pier consists of a quay .with a length of 2b0 metres where

sibips

i'U thewith forma ofdraught

a square.ti'f Ohm/tres’can

witli sidhS'ofberth. 906'fnetres Behind haS the’

bdenNorth-pie'f

dredged. aAloffg big harbttir basin

the southern

quay

iUm-hswall : of the North-pier

a depth of 9 metres undpr’low‘intide. leffgih)Onthethebhsih, feast has

side for the abasinbreaath of: 250

is provided

With adrduay

Tjtbcks of 3,500'and

160 metres.14,000Tonsbababit^.

AdfmxUng to thisiquay hUvfewfefetside

been installed' tbfeea qiiay

'ffbatihg

been

.vdrau^ht built1,400,

bfwith

np atolength

10 .metres);

:

of 920the rffetres Oh thfe

(^ivirlg400berthing

sbu'thehii jihetreS Urb' abcommodatioh bf the basin

Used for a bigforcoaling 'shipsplant. has

with

Parallela length

With to this coalof 750,wharf and altofa146

a front disT^fibe

ahd:a ofbase IffOmetfes 'a neiv nks

of ihO rhfetrfefe, hiefin(the ETbllabd-pfeh)

thfe'recent years

been constructed.

thetres on the sides Itandgives on theberthii(g

head. abbomhiodation

The'remaining .for p&rtships

bf thewith'aBi^in isdraught of 10

,provisionally

intended for the use of lighters, Which chhi moor alongside'd'qtia'’y dh! the south side or

the basin.equipment/

. harbour The vastincludes-

marshy,two,floating'

land surroundingstmm-cranesi the,harbour has beencapacity

with .alifting, rfeclaimed.of ,25 The

ami

50

At tons

the respectively;bn

end of the year the

1932 quays

altogetherthkre>' a re'

H.-sum S 52

of eleetrib cranesTrom

(about'Fls<.78)0^000 mm hadto teh

been tbnseach.

devoted

to,the.Roerabaja harbour, apart fioin- the.costs of the ;railway connections.

' , Semarang.—When the ojcl'h'arbbrir works) .dating ‘from’tii(i ^ear 1878 proved to' be

ihsuffiicient

basins and aafewyear^ aigb’ a Siutcibh^ilghtfef

small' 'harbbtir 'fbAffsffing' hbrhbur Wim'adibfrted’,

’Thelik'1 total consisting of'tJWq

! ! RSapsl

metres, the berthingT‘ehgth‘aVail ahie for/lighfeers 4',0Cl6'Water

ibel:rfeS,area The

is 185,000

wharvfessquareare

equipped with sheds, one steam-crane of 25 tons, and about 20 electrically

drivep craneSj Qpe of.iewhichbas^a IjftjpgjCfrpacity p^ ip^pns, the othars of l$;to <3 and

demoted5 fons. 4b ^ T-nd-qfof the-year.

to the construction 19i:J2 ,a. sum ofapart

Eemarangjiarbour, aboutfrom F,Is.the'

:13,000,000

eexsts,of had,tjm ,b<*eu

tab-

way connections, which,lead tqrovery point of .any importance in the, harbour.

isituated

' Tjilatjap.-i-Tjilatjap,

on ariyer.

tongue the;

of land, only harbour-of

bounded importance

on ofthewhich east by on the

theisIndian south

Oceancoast of Java,

and,qfonwatertheis

west by the Conan,

(8 metres at low' tide)' For' large stfeariiCrs.in the. estuaiy there sufficieti

Owing 'to the protection provided by t .^epbh

the ftdand of l^Ofesa Keiffbah'gan, l^{ri'g:off the' coast here, this esfuary. offers a safe

anchorage,

pier and ships drawing 8 metres are able to bertharqalongside

where'the breakers'of tbfe Indian Ocean not felt. . Therethe noiis them

5'20 metres

part ofof

FIs. 2,500,000 has been devotfed' to thfe Tjilatjap harbour apart from the costs ofabout

the pier even at low tide. At the end of the'yeaf l93| altogether a sum of the

railway connections.

<1284 N ET HE11LANDS-1N DIA

Cheribon.—The harbour, consisting of two basins and a harbour canal has a total

water area of 87,000 square metres. An average depth of fairway, of 3 metres below

low tide which

lighters, is maintained

carry outbythedredging.

loading andA discharging

quay lengthof ofvessels 700 metres

anchoringis available

at the well for

protected roadstead, The wharves are provided with cranes and sheds.

metres, Tegal.—The

includingharbour the harbourwithcanal.

two basins

A length hasofaquay

total ofwater area ofis 83,000

800 metres square

available for

discharging lighters. The wharves are provided with cranes and sheds.

Island, of Sumatra.

Belawan, the most important harbour of Sumatra—the land of Sumatra tobacco, tea

and rubber—is situated on

•avers. The harbour consists of wharves the Island Belawan,

on theatwest,

the estuary

side of ofthetheisland

Deli and

(alongBelawan

which

lighters having a water area of 27,500. square metres, and wharves on the north side of

the island. The wharves have a total length of ,200(i metres; 300 metres do not belong

toquaytheongovernment

the northern butside

to private

for vesselsowners

withand 980 metres

a draught are formed

of about 10metres.by aThe newly built

wharves

are provided with sheds those on the new quay

-equipment includes one floating steam-crane with a lifting capacity of 50 of a large type. The harbour

tons

tons. while The depthon theof the quaychannel

have atbeen erectedof the5 Belawan-river

the mouth electric craneshas ofalready 3 tobeen10

increased

year by

1932apart suction

altogether dredging to

a sumcostofofabout more than 8

FIs. 26,000,000 metres at

had beenlow tide. At the end of the

harbour from the the railway connections, whichdevoted to the Belawan-

are reaching to every

point of any importance.

Emmahaven.—This harbour is the chief port of the West Coast of Sumatra and is

situated in the north-western part of the Koninginne-bay, which is formed by the

tongues

harbour ofbasin landisprojecting into the two

enclosed between sea breakwaters,

in a south-western with aand southern

length of 260direction.

and 900 metres The

respectively,

Four screw pileand'the northern.shore

wharves, the lengthof ofthewhich

bay. is The 120, depth

108, 108is 9andmetres at low tide.

96 metres, give

berthing accomodation to four ocean steamers. Six large sheds have been built

behind

tra. Thethecolliers

jetties. mqor The atmost important

a special jettyexport

whereconsists

a coalingof tipOmbilin coalsatfrom

fills them Suma-of

the rate

300 tons an hour. At the end of the year 1932 altogether a su rn of about FIs.>5,000,000

had been devoted

connections. On theto eastside

the Eramahaven harbour,

of the coaling apartbe from

tip will built the

a jettycostswith

of the railwayof

a length

192 metres alongside which ships of 9 inetres draught can moor-

Sabang.—The harbour of Sabang is in a spacious bay, accessible from the west, in

the

the island

capital ofofPoelo Weh,

theequipped situated

province a little The

of this

Atjeh. over harbour

50 kilometres

servestoaccommodation.

the north ofasKoetaradja,

principally a coaling-

station

north-western part of the bay are the coal wharves with a total length of 590 In

and is for purpose with modern the

metres,

alongside which ships pf 9 metres draught can moor for loading and discharging coal.

To the south-west of the coal wharves lies one5,000 tons floating dock, while adjoining

to theofdock

part the isbaya quay speciallycommercial

is a general intended forwharf,ships200

requiring

metres repairs.

long withIn toe the requisite

northern

storage godowns adjacent.

Oosthaven.—Oosthaven, which is situated in the Lampong-bay on the south coast

of Sumatra is the beginning point of the railway to Palembang. A quay with a length

offor170 metres

ocean and equipped with a largeofshed (100 x Along

40 square metres) hasofbeen built

harbour isgoing

a jettyvessels

with awith a draught

length 9 metres.

of 80 metres along which the shipssOuthside

of 9 metres thedraught

inner

can moor

Palembang.>—Palembang, which is situated on the Moesi-river, 90 kilometres from

atits mouth

the mouth in theof Bangka

the river,Straits,

whereis the

a tidal harbour

dePto a ; larger ships can only crpss the bar

f high water amounts to 6-3 metres, at

flood-tide.

with In theofharbour

a hand-crane 6 tons.is aWhehscrewthere

pile isjetty with aavailable

np room length offor250shipsmetres

at theequipped

wharf,

they remain at anchor in the river and can load and discharge on both.sides by means

of lighters.

 NETHERLANDS-1NDIA 0265

Island of Celebes

Makasser.—Makasser, the most important harbour in the eastern part of the

Archipelago is situated on the south-west point of Celebes. It possesses a road well

protected

wharves atbytheseveral

shore,coral

at a islands

distanceandof twoaboutbreakwaters,

1,200 metres.approximately

The wharvesparallel

consistwith

of a

quay-wall

even at lowwith

tide a and

length

a of 1,340

screw pile metres

wharf, where

500 shipslong

metres of 9and

metres

10 draughtbroad,

metres can moor

with

a depth alongside of 7.50 metres at low tide. A harbour for sailing boats and native

vessels with an area of 20,000 square metres and 26 little screw pile jetties has been

made.

the endThe harbour

of the year is1932

equipped withasheds;

altogether sum ofliquid

FIs. fuel and coalhadcanbeen

14,000,000 be obtained.

devoted to the At

construction of the Makasser harbour works apart fixyn the costs Of the railway con-

nections.

Island of Borneo'

Pontianak.—Pontianak,

trading centre of the West Coast whichof isBorneo.

situatedThere

at theis Kapoeas river, is300themetres

a wharf nearly principal

long

behind which sheds are built.

Bandjermasin.—Bandjermasin is situated near the South Coast of Borneo on the

Martapoera-river,

river. Thebehind a few kilometres

accommodation exists ofabove the pile

a screw junction

wharfofwith

that ariver

lengthwithof the

150 Barito

metres

and sheds it.

Civil Aviation

The civil a'rlines, which are run by the Royal Netherlands Indian Airlines Cpm-

pany (K.N.I.L.M.) form an important and valuable supplement to the other means

•of transport. The following lines are now in regular exploitation.

Batavia-Bandoeng vice-versa; twice or thrice daily according to season (70 miles)

Batavia-Samarang-Surabaya, vice-versa; once or twice daily (420 miles)

Batavia-Palembang-Singapore. vice-versa; weekly 700 miles)

Batavia-Palembang-Pakanbaru Medan, vice-versa; weekly (1, 080 miles)

Batavia-Surabaya Bandjermasin-Balikpapan, vice-versa; twice weekly (585

miles) with weekly extension to Tarakan (363 miles) from Balikpapan)

Surabaya-Den Pasar (Bali), vice-versa; twice weekly (237 miles)

Surabaya-Macassar, vice-versa; weekly (500 miles). Besides operating airlines

the K. N. I.joy-riding,

taxi-flying, L. M. engagesetc. in aerial cartography and photography; also

Douglas, three-engined Fokkers and De Havilland Dragon Rapide machines

are used. Several Lockheed Super Electras are on order

The K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) maintain a thrice-weekly service between

Amsterdam

Thursdays and (Holland) and Batavia.

Saturdays, coveringThe planes leave

a distance Batavia9,000,

of about on Tuesdays,

miles in

days

The The line is flown with Dutch planes by Dutch pilots with a marvellous regularity-

homeconnection

country, who is highly

use theappreciated

airline forbytheallquick

Dutchtransport

people inofthemail,Farpassengers

East and and the

goods. The traffic to and from

along the route is rapidly increasing. other European countries, the U.S.A. and the countries

Qantas

service from (Queensland and Northern

Brisbane to Singapore linkingTerritory

up with Air Service) Airways

the Imperial operate Service

a bi weekly

from

Singapore to England.

without surcharge will beTheextended

Empire toScheme for thein 1938,

Australia carriagewhenof first-class

the new Shortmails

flying-boats will operate on the entire route from Australia-England.

■Cm NETHER LANDS-1ND1A

T) I HECTOR Y

: ' RliSl'U (,'II VAN NEDERLANDSGRINI;)IE

i. . .(Jouverneur-Generaalf—Jhr. A. W. L. Tjarda van Sterketiborgli

i/, .1 EtaclioTiiwer ■

"‘y '' Adju.da.pt van E. E.- Intendaht

G. A, de Stoppelaar,

van bet i-itnieester

Huis van (teveiis fiin^eeronH

den Gouverneur-

Oerieraal).

Do. — W. T. van Vreesevijk', Lt. ter zee Iste Klasse

Raad van Nederlandsch-Indib llooo MlLITAIft GERfedsHo/flT

Vice-President—Dr. J. W. Meyer Ranneft van Ned. Indie

President

Leden - Dr. — L.P. M.vanSchoorel (b.b.v.d.L.)

Ilul&tijn,; gepons.

VOLKSUAAD General,-Ma.joor-titUi4ir

President—Dr. W. II. van Helsdlingen D. Scalongne, gepens.dei-Schout Infanterie,

bij

P]aatsve;ryn.ngend-Vof).rzjtteiA-tlt. M-^A, A- Nacht,

EolMfel M.

derE.lnranterie,

A. van Goor,

Mr. A.Luirenant-

vab Olst,.

. ' le’gerid-Vnorzitter—E..H.

Kbesveino Oe^oyo; '?e.dpj^aaisyprya^i-

Roog . (b.b.v.d L.)

Spc^ejlary—G-.T!!. Rpf>y , Ply.tenant-Kolond

Beden—R: P\ 0.derSmith, gepens.J. Rot-

Artilerie, Lui-

gans Hoofdofficier, van Adroinistratie

AlGEMEENB SECRMTAUtK ' der 2de klasse,, Hoofd der .Sde ^fdeeling

Algemeene E^cretatis - I. MvKivferon van bpt Department der Marine, J. van

: Eenfebbaam, MajOor der Infanterie. • .

Eerste.Stecretaris A^an het Gouverneraent— Griffier—Dr. A. BiichenbaCHer

J. Ramaer

Secretarissen

E. A. Zeilinga,vanF. C<.Barl|as

het Goovernement— AdVOCAAT-FlSCAAL(VpOR DE BaND-EN

Zeemacht- in Nederlandsoh-Indie

J. E. Jenkers

Algemeene Rekenkamkk . H. MarceHii, plV. Adv. FisCaal '

Voorzitter—F. de Rakker Raden van JuAtItie

Secretaris—Dr. L. van Son Batavia,

’Departement van Jt’frrrTH: President—Dr. J. J. Sniit

Vicb-President—Drs.

Giffen E. CH. Grivel, B. van

Directeur—Dr. K. L. J. Enthoven Setnarang

Secrdtaris—Dr. W. G. A. B. P. Arriens

President—Dr. J. G. L,GeerHngs

Vice-President,-jDr. G. Kro!

;

' fC ■ ReCHTSWEZifN - Boerglxtja ■,

Hoogoeekchtshof van Ned, Indie.

President—Dr. J, E|shout President—Dr. A. S. Block ■,

Vice-President—Dr. E. Pino Vice-Presidenten-^Drs.

I. Hen J. W. G-. Etuspman.

Raadshecren—Drs. L. M. Schoorel,M..J.A.R. G.L. Padang , ;

Jansen, A. J.J. G.Cl Geerlings

Harthoorn, M. Jvelissen, President—Dr. W,

Leden—Drs. N. S. Blom, A. C. H. Gieben?

Procureur Generaal—Dr. G. Vonk Medan

Advocaten Generaal—Drs. J. E. Jonkers, President—Dr. F. H. Poser

H. Marcella Makasser

Griffier—Dr.

BevervoordeB. E. R. N. D. Engelbert van President—Dr. A. M. Z. Westrik

 NliTHKJUiAN US-'lNBJiA G287 ,•

Hogg M LLTTAIili Gl5Kt;CIj;T8HOK VAN Kediri -H. Loriaux (v.), J. Hofstede (tijd

NEDEar.ANPSCH-iNDIE iBlitar

verv.)-Dr.. rIt.‘,,E.'( Krijgsman

/ ' •. , .

FresideWfc—T)i{' M. Sdihorel^ Padang—

Port de Kock—L. Dubbeidam ,

1; , Xi^N;)S'APVOCAJl’EN ^ ' ( ■ Sibolga—Radon Kadimati

!

Batavia—Dr^,^. J. F> va,n Punnp Teloek Betoeng—(i. U Spipio

Semarang—T>r. A.H.A.Zeydher. A,. K/iappei't Pajembang—A.

Medan- -’i’j. Dykstra Ridden (v.), (vs. CIi. J." J.

Soerabaya—Dr. Gottgens ^

Kantoor.van Arreid Koeta Radja—-F. R. S.wens

Hoofd—E. Pangkalpinang—A. .Wpeda

Hoofd van deA. afdeeling

O. den' HamerWerkloosheidszong Pontianak—H. van Eupen : A. Dekker, (v.) Dr. J.

(tvjd.

— J. B. Akkerrnan

■CChef

hef van dehet'Arbeidsinspectie—H. J. TopA. Bandjerniasine—P.

Manado—W. C; Lamers deverv.)

Vrij

van

N. Molenaar Yeiligheidstoezicht—Ir. Makasser-p-C., F. E. Blankenstein

Amboina—A. G. van den Berg

Notarissen WpLSKAM^RS EN yOOdDIJRAUEN

Serang

Gronden —F. Brandenburg van den Batavia — Pres:,iE. Lv van Rouveroy van

Njeiiwaal •

Batavia—G. FT Thomas, Dr. A. H. van SoeraFiaja —Pres., E. Herrmann'

verv.)■ A.‘J.

Ophuiispn, (y,.), M.Dr.Zoetmulder,

G. L. P. Bounmn Semarang—Pres.,

MedH,n—Presdt., J.H.T. Engel'

(tijd. (v.), A. Makassar

E. Prosee (tijd.' vefyF D. J. M. de Hoiidt Krijsman— Gedelegeerd Lid, J. D.

'fangerang-PJ. Simon Padang—Gedelegeerd Lid, L. A. Jolly

Buitenzorg—H.

Poerwakarta—T,h. J. deJ. Graaf

Hideivey Gerlings

Bandqeng^H. E. E. Chavannes DkI' A RTEMENT VAN BlNNENLANDSCIt i

SoeTt’aboemi—L. Bestuur

Tasikmalaja—1’. L.FT. H.vanR.Hulstijn Scipio Bliim

Onder-Directeur—A. van Davelaar ..\

DirecteUr—F. A. E. Drossaers

Cberibon—A. V. C. Lamers Secretaris-W. G. F. C. Rissink

Jndratnajoe—(Th.

Pekalongan L. Vermandel

—Th. W. Voskuijl verv.) Adverplicbte

visen r voor . de agrarische zakert ^in

Tegal -L. WoestboiT (v.),' G. A.(tijd.

Soesman diensten -C. C. J. Maassen

(tijd. vetv.) ’■ Fjbofd, vanHoofd

’Politie, den deDienst' der Politieiven

Afdeeling Algerpeehe

Semarang—FT. J. J. Lamers, A. M. G. het Departement—H.

SalMeertens, F. L. A. Bode

a t i ga—B. F.1) tiMeelhuysen

b i addam Adviseur

Levelt vodv Decelitralisatie—:Dr.’ H.,. J.

P. Smits

Koedoes—L Adviseur, Hoofd van den Dieiist /jer

Rembang—H. Ribbers Oost. Asiatiache Zaken —A. H. J. Lo\ ink

Bodjonegoro—Si Oppenkamp

Toeban—

Soerabaya—F.

di. Eiehlioltz,J.J.Townsend,

W. W.Hazenlierg, (v.), , ’ Java

verv.) H.J. N. van(v.)Buuren, ,YV. F.BekJ. (tijd.

Berg Gouverneur—L Provincie West-Java

(tijd. verv.)

Sidoardjo —D. VV. Hardenberg Secretaris—Mr. G.G. H.C. Bak A. van der Hoek

Modjokerto R. van Vendeloo ' Afdeelihg (residentie);

lombang-A.

Dalitz J. H. Boudier (v:)j L. J. Ijagtam —Resident, A. M. van der P!lst - ,

Batavja--. Dp., H.; Fiever, de MaTines .van

Pasoeroeanb-B.

Malang—E. Th. Young E. Dietz F- ir, r. A,]e.n»u

Probolinggo-^M. SHS— Do.', .Gh, ,0 van de der

JongPlas, j

Djember—Tli. R. A.W.E.Vermeulen Andela Bujtbputhorg—Do , ik'H.

Poenvokerto—G.

Tjilatjap—M. C. Boogaard Gonvernement I der Mnt.ubken ■■

Magelang—J. Soedja VV. White Gmivetireur—Dri B: L Haga (rtifiident)

SecretJris—A- JTreeklaiVd'

Poer\voredjo—(yacant)

Djokjakarta—(vacant) ■: j Amboina—(vacaf^.0

t■ Mdeeilng. fe.siden'tie) •.

Soerakarta—A. T. touitto .’noD

Madioen—W. Ch. L.Fransz Pichel : •Ternate—(vacanG-. . i aiiciy-j > .d

0288 NETHERLANDS-INDIA

Borneo Afdeeling (residentie)

Weste.rafdeeling van liorne-o Pekalongan—Resident,

Semarang — Do., C.J. BijleveldO. Matray

Resident—J. OHerman Japara Rembang—P. W. Palte

Secretaris—J. Ozinga

Quider-en Oosterafdeeliwj van Borneo Banjoemas—Resident, H. J. van Hulst

Kedoe — Do., A. A. C. Linck

Resident—Dr. B. J. Haga Provincie Oost-Java

Secretaris—Dr. L. Pronk Gouverneur—J. H. B. Kuneman

Celebes Secretaris—

Menado—Resident, M. van Rhijn Afdeeling (residentie)

Secretaris, T. J. M. Sijmons Soerabaja—Resident,

Bodjonegoro—Do., A. H. Moreu

Celebes enneur,Onderhoorigheden—Gouver- Madioen -Do., J.J. Habbema

F. Verhoog

J. L. M. Swaab Kediri —Do., X. W. van

Secretaris, J. H neting

Timor en Onderhoorighed'en—Resident, Besoeki Malang —Do., R. K. Ha A. rtings

Bertschveldt

J. J. Bosch -Do.. C. II. II. Snell

Secretaris, Mr. A. Yerheul Madoera —Do., W. van Hartingsveldt

Bali en Lombok—Resident, G. A. W. Ch. Gouverneur—H. Gouvernement Jogjakarta

de Hase Winkelman

Secretaris, Dr- 0. Lion Cachet Secretaris—E. M.H.Stok

Afdeeling

de Kock

(residentie)

Inlandsche Zelfbestuurders Jogj akarta—R esi d e n t,

Soesoehoenan van Soerakarta—PakoeBoe- Gouvernement

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach- Gouverneur—M. J. J. Treur Soerakarta

man van

Sultan Saijidin Panoto Gomo

Djokjakarta X. Boe- Secretaris—C. A. N. Boers (wd.)

-Hamengkoe

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Afdeeling (resident)

Abdoerrach- Soerakarta—Assist.-Resdt..

man Saijidin Panoto Gomo Kalifatoellah E. W.

yiii

Hoofd van bet Mangkoe - Negorpscbp Klaten — Do. Maurenbrecher

Mr. J. A. Ruys

Huis—Pangeran

Negoro VII Adipati Ario Mangkoe Sumatra’s Westkust—Resident, Sumatra

Hoofd van Adipati

bet Pakoealamsohe lluis— van Heuven B. H. F.

Pangeran

Sultan van BesarSjarifArio Pakoe Alam

Siak Sri Indrapoen—Jang VII Secretaris, Mr. L. K. Hubenet

Pertoean Kasim AbdulDjalildi Tapanoeli—Resident, J. W. Th. Heringa

Secretaris, Mr. H. J. Looman

Saifoedin

van Deli—Amaloedin Sani Perkasa BenkoelenSecretaris,

— Resident,

Sultan

Alamvan C. W.W.Schiiller

SjabSerdang— Soeleiman Sjarifoel Lampongsche Districten—Resident,

Groeneveldt

H. R.

Sultan Bookmaker

Alam van

Sultan Sjah Langkat—Macnmoed Abdul Secretaris, G. E. Bloern

Djalil van

Sultan Rachmat Sjab— Soe iboen Abdul Palembang—Resident,

Asahan

W. Steinbuch

Secretaris, B. Korn

Djalil Rachmat Sjab Djambi—Resident, Ph. J. van der Meulen

Bestuurder

A1 Hadji van - JangDipertoean OostkustSecretaris,

KoealoeSjah

Mohamad van

A. 0. M. Jansen

Sumatra—Gou verneur, Jhr.

Sultan van Sambas—Mohamad Ibrahim

Tsafioedin Secretaris, G. M.W. van

B. C. C. M. FrisSuchtelen

Sultan van Pontianak—Sjarif Mohamad Atjeh enOnderhoorigheden—Gouverneur,

A. Ph. vanI. Aken

ibnoel Marhben

Sultan Soethan Sjarif YoesoeL Secretaris, D. W. de Haan

Sultan van

van Koetei—Mohamad

Boeloengen—Maulana Parikesib

Sultan Riouw en Jhr. Onderhoorigheden—Resident,

J. M.A.vonM. Schmidt

Mohammed

Sultan Dialalobdin

van Djabir

TernateSjah Secretaris, V. Hekking

— Sultan Iskandar Banga en Onderhoorigheden—Resident,

Mohamad J. C. Harm ■

Landschap Tidore—The “Raad van

grooten” is charged with the Govt. Lands- Secretaris, C. S. O. Schijf

Provincie Midden-Java Sultan van Soembawa — Mohamad

Gouverneur—J. C. de V Kaharoeddin

Secretaris—J. Gerritsen Sultan

hoeddinvan Bima — Moehammad Sala-

 NETHERLANDS-INDIA 0289

Department van Onperwijs Liehamelvjke opvoeding

en Eeredienst Inspecteur—F. H. A. Claessen

DirectPur —Dr. P. J. A. Tdenburg Eeredienst

Secretaris—I. J. Bragmans'

Hooger Onderwijs Bestuur van de Protestantsche Kerb in

Techuiscjie Hoogeschool te Bavtdoeng Voorzitter—Dr. N.Batavia

Ned.-Indie te

A. C. Sloteinaker de

Coll-'ge van Curatoren Bruine

President,-Curator—Ir. Oh. E. van Maften Secretaris—Jhr. W. de Sayornin-Lohman

Secretaris—C.

College Donker van Heel Central Missie-bureau te Batavia

van Curatdreri der Batavia- Voorzitter—Mgr.

sehe Hoogescholen P. J. Willekens

President-Curator—Prof. Dr. R.A. Hoesein Hoofd

A. H.Afdeeling

G. BrokerA (Algemeefie Zaken)—

Djajadiningrat IToofd Afdeeling B (Onderwijs en Opvped-

Ed. Secretaris—Uaden Soewandi ing)—C. van der ])eyl.

Middelbaar Onderwijs Hbofd Afdeeling C (Administrateur—C.

Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hbmmes Th. Drieseg

If. B.S. met Vijfjarigen. cursvk ■Titulair

Vicaris Bisscbop van Zbrava,

eh Pastbor Apostolisch

tan Batavia—Mrs;

Koning Willem

Direcleur, V. Esbach III. School te Batavia— P. J. Willekens

H.Directjeur

B. S.-A. J.M. B.S.MpHenkamp

afd B. te Semarang— Apostoliseh Prefect en Pastooa van

fwd.) . Bandoeng—Mgr. J. H. Goumans

Lyceum te Soerabaja,—Eectpr, W. G. G. P. Apostolisch Prefect en Pastoof ' vah

Lubbers.,

H.Gisolf

B. S. te Bandoeng—Directur, Dr. W. F. Apostolisch Poerwokerto—Mgr. B. J. J. Visser

Prefect en Pastoor van

Lyceum Soerabaja—J. J. Zoetniulder

Rector en(Directeur

A. M. S.vanafd.de BA.teM.Malang

S.), J. F.— ; Apostolisch

Malang—Mgr. Prefect

A. £. J.enAlbers

Pastbor ’ van

Babker

11. B. S. te Medan—Directeur, J. B. E. van Vicaris te Padang—Mrg. L. T-Apbstitfi^ch

Titulair Bisschop van Oofna,

Meir (wd.) Brarts

A. Directeur,

M. S- afd Dr.AI J.enSchoutenAll et Jogjakarta— Apostolisbh Prefect vah Benkoeleri cn

(\yd.) Pastoor van Palembang-M rg. Dr. H.

A.Jr.M. J.S. B.afd.Grand M. Mekkelholt

B. tejeanJogjakarta -Directeur Apostolisch

Billiton- Mgr. Prefebt

W. Boumavan Bangka en

A. M. :S. afd., B. te Batavia .('teyen.tf' Titulair Bisschop van Area en Apostoliseh—

Middelbare

T. Yersteeg Handels school) - Directpnr, Vicaris van de Kleine Soendaeilanden

Prins Hendrik (wd.) School te Batavia (Liteyair ApostolischMgr. H. Leven

economische met aj.j eg rsus) Timor ’-hJiVicaris

H B. S. (wd.).,'

Directeur, T. Yersteeg Pessers van “Nederlandsch-

Tf.chnisch Onderwijs Titulait

tolisch Vicaris vanvan

Bisschop Apollonia, Apbs-

Nederlandstfh-SIieuw-

Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hommes Guinea—Mgr. J. Aerts

Koningin Wilheminaschpol, te Batavia—

J. J. Poppingte •’Sderabhjh-— Titulair

Directeur.Emmaschool VicarisBisschop van l-risipa,

van Manado Mgr.Apostolisch

J. W. J.

Koningin

Direeteuf, Tr J. tY. Halbisch Paliis ■ ‘ ' ■

Technische School te Semarang—Di?ec- , Afiostolisch Prefect van Makassar—G.

fceure, B. Volkefs Martens

Westersch Lager Meer U itgebreid Titulair VicarisBisschop

en PastoorvanvanKmnbe, Apostolisch

Pontianak—Mgr.

Lager en Kweeksehoolondervjijs H. J. van Valenberg

Algemeen

Inspecteur Inspecteur—W. Schmidt

terbeschikkihg—W, H. d’Heaps • Kunsten en Wetenschappen-

Plv.Inspecteurterbeschikking—B.Kraheh Adviseur voor Inlandsche Zaken—E.

Inlandsch . Onderwijs Gobt«

Inspecteur in Algemeenen, dieust G. G. Hofdambtenaar- voor de Volkslectuur en

anverwante aangelegenheden - Dr. L. de

•Sanders Vries (wd.)

jVijvei heidsonderwij

Inspectrice v/h onderwijs in huish. vakken- Hoofd —Dr.vanW. den Oudheidkundigen Diehst

F. Stutterheim

Alevr. Ch. A. J. Hoek geb. Meulenhoff

CIO

C290 NETHERLANBS-1NDIA

Dienst dek Yolksgezond.Heid Directeur van het Centrale Genees-

Roofd—Dr. J. Ofifringa kundig Laboratorium te Batavia—

Hoofd van de administratie — C. M. Dr. W. K. Mertens

Brooshooft Directeur van de Nederlandsch-

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincialen, Indische

R. J. F. vanArtsenschool

Leben te Soerabaia—

d.v.g. van West Java—S. W\ de Wolff

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de. Provincialen, Directeur

van

van de School tot opleiding

Indische tandartsen te Soera-

d.v.g. van Midden-Java—Dr. H. C. baja—R. J. F. van Leben

Gomperts

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincialen Directeur van

ting en het Instituutde Landskoepokinrich--

Pasteur te

d.v.g. van Oost-Java—J. A. de Nooy Bandoeng—Prof. Dr. L. Otten

Inspecteur voor de Geneeskundige

Zuid-Sumatra—Dr R. Soesilo Afd. Leider der Malariabestrijding—J. G.

Overbeekder Pestbestrijding—H. J.

Inspecteur van Noord-Sumatra—Dr. E. R. Leider

Ptlug Ceil

Inspecteur voor den Oost-Archipel—Dr. Rosier

H. de Rook

Inspr.-Pharmaceut—Dr. C. Blomberg Dkpartement van Economische Zaken

Inspecteur voor het Ziekenhuiswezen— Directeur—H. J. van Mook

W. F. Theunissen Onderdirecteur—F. H. V. Middelaer.

Inspecteur voor het Krankzinnigenwezen Hoofdambtenaar

ken—A. Luytjesvoor Landbouwcrisisza-

—Dr. R. Turabelaka Hoofd van den —Dimst

Adviseur voor—Dr.

Propaganda de J.Medisch-Hygienische

Lee Hydrick en Visscherij Dr. J.voor

G. B.Landbouw

Beumee

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale Directeur

Landbouw—Dr. J. G. B. Beumeevoor den.

Algemeen Proefstation

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Ba- Hoofd van het Plantkundig Laboratorium

tavia—Dr. T. A. Fisher (fd.) — Dr.van H. J. Toxopeus

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale Hoofd

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Se- Dr. J. Th.hetWhite Bodemkundig Instituut—

marang—A. J. Cohen

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale Hoofd van hetP.Instituut

ziekten—Dr. voor Planten-

van der Goot

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Soe- Hoofd van het Landbouwkundig Instituut

rabaja—Dr. T. A. Slot (fd.) -Ir. A. Wulff

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Hoofd van hetP. Klapperproefstation

Menado—Dr. M. L. Tammes te

zinnigengesticht te Buitenzorg—P. Inspecteurs bij den Landbouwvoorlieh-

J. Stigter

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- tingsdienst—A.

K. J. AffourtitC. Koorenhof

zinnigengesticht te Lawang—Dr. J. G.Dr.J.H.Vink

A. Latumeten Loos Le Roy

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- A. A. Crince

zinnigengesticht te Magelang—Dr. Directeur Middelbare Landbouwschool te

R. J. Prins

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Visscher. - T. C. E. W. Canter

Buitenzorg

zinnigengesticht te Sabang—J. A. Directeur Cultuurschool te Malang—R.

M. Lichtveld Hennephof

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Landbouwonderwijs en publicaties —

krankzinnigen te Batavia — J. H. Ir. G.van

Hoofd A. den

de Mol'

Tuinbouwkundigen Dienst

Gravestein —L J.van Ochseden Dienst der Binnenvis-

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd

krankzinnigen te Soerakarta—Rd. scherij—E.

Wiknjobroto

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd van denJ. Dienst

Reyntjesder Zeevisscherij-r

krankzinnigen te Semarang—Moez- DirecteurC. J. Bottemanne

van’s Lands Kina en Theebed-

bar rijf—Dr. M. G, J. M. Kerbosch

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Directeur van’s Lands Caoutchoucbedrijf

krankzinnigen te Soerabaja—-Prof. —N. van Lennep

Dr. P. J. van der Schaar

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Directeur van ’s Lands Plantentuin—

Dr. K. W. Dam merman

krankzinnigen

Tman Santoso te Medan—R. Slamet Hoofd van

Buitenzorg—P. den M.Botanischen

W. Dakkus Tuin te

 NETHERLANDS^! NDIA C201

HooM van het Herbarium 2en Museum Belastingdienst

G.voorJ. van

systematipcla

Steenis Botanie —Dr.',, C. .G, Hoofd Holtkamp inspecteur van Financien—Mr. H.:

Hoofd van het Zoologisch Musestm en ' ' Opiihn} en Zoutregie

Laberatorium

W. Dammerinante. .Buit

Hoofd van het Laboratorium voorhet

Onderzoek der Zee fe Batavia —Dr. J. lloofd-J. S. deBandhuisd hanst

D. F. Hardenberg Bruyn

Hoofd dinspectetfr, Hoofd vanJ. den Bn-en Uitvoerrechten en Acciinzdn

Bienst Hoofdinspecteur,

van bet Boschwezep—l>r. H. Becking Hobfd van den dienst

Hoofd van het Djatihedrijf—W. A. Zijp S. M. van der Zee _

Hoofd van den Burgerhjken Veert- Infpectpur’O^deyhoofd—W. H.; Stoinmann

Directeur van het Yeeartsenijkundig Hobfd S. Font ' ; : ; ‘/"'V;'it’ ■ 'l’ .

senijkundigen Diebst—Dr. C. Kunst Kantoor voor Beiswezena

instituut—Prof. Dr. F. L. Huber | Diemt, $er Bandelijke Inkorust.ai , ; ,

Hoofd der NederlandscL

senschool te Bui ten zorg—D Indisphe

r• •J■ Veeart-

errk ens Hoofd—L. V. Alsdorf

Hoofd van

P. H. W. Sitsende Afdeeling, Nijverheid— (xouvernements A.ccountantsdienst

Hoofd van het . Indische Centrale Hoofd A. Bit/. ’

Aanschaffings'Kantbor — G. L. J. J. ■; • :BeT)'!aslvng \Accountantsdienst . mioG

Quant

Hoofd van het Kantoor voor den Handel Hbbfd vbu\ l'i Korthals

. Opinmffihriek '’

—Mr. J. E. van Hoogstraten Directetir—Ir. W. J. Burck o-"./!- ' *

Hoofd van het Centraal Kantoor

Statistiek—Dr. W. M. F. Mansvelt yoor. de

Hoofd

—J. P.vandevan

den

VosDiebst voor het Ijkwezen JJ Legee . " i Id’ »H

Directeur ’s Landsdrukkeriji—Dipl.

In^;uK. E. Ehmcke J bdidddht — Kkpitein AdjudbntV W. ‘ C,1 r

1 A.f SOI J \

Dhpaktement van Verkeee en Water- Hoofdv->LuitenanGGeneraaI •' Depdrtempnt' van. 'O.onog^ Q3S ^ .

&TA;AT : - aI

Direeteur—Ir. Ch. F. y^n, Haellen Hpofd : van den Gfeberhldn Stkf T’-iVolbbcl '=;

Secretaris—J. M. de Lange ’ G. J; Berenschot • i i; ; !;.

Mijnhffuw ^ \\ , Inspecteur van het ■ Wapen derinfanierie

Hoofd—Ir. W. Hoilemann | —Generaal-Majoor,

Inspectfiur J., LitRaydndk, nehe« I

van hetWapebdertGayaleridr—^

Tinwinriirig bp Bangka I Luitenant t;l ooa ‘'

Hoofd—Ir. A. J. R: Cornelissen

Oembil^n-steeMkolenmijn^'n. " ; Inspecteur Kolonel van het W kpen-‘ ThowSbnA

Kolonel

J..Wesselihg

M. dpr Artiuerthty’

b • R

Hoofd—Ir. G. J. Wally InSpeeteuin van ■ hetr Wapen der, Ganre^t-it!

Boekit Asem-steenkoleiimijneh Generaal Majjcor: L. G~./.Apv-i?

Hoofd—Ir. E. J. Beens . Kasteele t ?»-

Hoofdimtenidant—Kolonel .H. vanft-uic^onnrnl

bee

Post-Telegraaf-enBBefoondienst Inbpecteur der ;Miiitaird Adtonrstiiaftinw

Hoofd van den dienbt-^IivO. Hiljeb’ 1Inspecteur

KoAenbDA.van.1. liaan loM n»

Postspaarbank den Mibtairl Gcwcfskutb

Directeur—B. C. A. Grotjohann

,Slaatss/>oor-tvegen ! digen DiensWGenteraftl-MajobE« D.r, 'Av.i ^

Hoofdinspecteur—H. van G'alen Last' Hoofd J de.. Vrieze

vanH.den Topogralischen, I )tt;n.st—

Afdeelvng Spoorwqgtoe'zicht Kolonel J. Kuiper > ’

Hoofd—Ir. D. Willebrand Hoofd van het Dienstplicht-en Re-

A fdueling Electrieiteltmoeveu ■ ;Inspeoteur.

servepersorieel—H.

van - den M. Weeda

Hoofd—*Ir. V. L. A. RazrmN- Schblfe ■ kundigen Diepst—Pirige'erend paarden-

Bureau Lpcbdvkart- f arts le. klaSsb Dr. J. MT G. mmans

Hoofd—B. H. F. van Leht" ’ : \ Gewestelijke Stgven

Depaetement van Financien Commandant

eraal-Majoorle.M. Divisie op Java—Gen-

L. F. Bhjetto

Directeur—G. F. de

Secretaris—A. F. Verboeb BruynKpps Commandant divisie • op: Java—Gen-

Thesaurier Generaal—L. Gofczen eraal-Majbdr’J^ Beumer -A

*C10

€292 N ETHERLAN DS-1N D1A

Militairt. Commandanten SemABANO

Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden — Kolonel Voorzitter—A. Fernhout

J. C. J. Bongers

Sumatra’s Westkust—Luitenant-Kolonel Vice-Voorzitter—Jhr. Ir. F. E. C.

Everts

PalE.embang

A. Steimmetz

en Dj am bi—Luitenant-Kolonel Secretaris—T.

pagne

J. Van Lookeren Cam-

W. J. L. Ladour0. F. Hazenberg

Riouw—Kapitein

Westerafdeeling van Borneo--Luitenant President—B. N.SOURABAYA Oudraad

Kolonel W. A. Braspot

Zuider en Oosterafdeeling van Borneo— Secretary—Drs. H. J. Vredendaal

Lt.-Kolonel

€elebes G. J. T. Gosenson

der Walen Manado — Kolonel H. van Padang

Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Luitenant- Presid en t—(Vacan t)

Vice-President—M. Passer

Kolonel G. P. Cheriex

Molukken—Majoor E. T. ran Aarem Members—R. B. Meyer, A. Nagel and

F. F. Anema

Zkemacht Macassar

(Jornmandement der Zeemacht President—W. R. Groskamp

Gommandant

Adjt.—Luit. terderzeeZeemacht—H.

1 e. klasse J. J.Ferwerda

Wichers Secretary—G. Poster

Staf der Zeemacht in Ned. Indie.

Chef—Kapitein ter zee E. A. Vreede CONSULATES

Dcpartement der Marine Austria

Hoofd—H. Ferwerda Consul, Padamr—

Batavia—D. J. Rigterink (acting)

Secretaris—W. J. Leyds Jzen

Hoofd van de Afd Militair personeel— Consul,

Kapitein-Lt.

Hoofd ter J. W. G. vaVi Hengel Vice

AfdzeeMaterieel—Kapitein-

Consul, Medan—J. J. Kok (acting)

Consul, Sourabaya—J. H. Wouterson

ter zeevanJ. A.de Sonnenherg Belgium

Inspecteurvan

Hoofd van deAdministratie—J.

Afd AlgemeeneRotgans zaken,

burgerlijke personeele zaken juridische, Consul-General,

bruggen

Batavia—J. H. A. Ver-

Begrootings-en

heden, J. H. Fockens Volksraadsaange-legen- Consul, Semarang—P. M. Soeters

Hoofd Consul, Sourabaya—J. Brummer

zee E.van de afd. Defensie Kapiteinter Consul,

A. Vreede Macassar—D. Eskes

Do., Palembang—H. G. Faber

Hoofdinspecteur

Scheepvaart—J. hoofd

W. van den

Langeler dienst van Do., Padang—,1. Jonker

Do., Medan—G.

Inspecteur, Onderhoofd van den dienst Vice-Consul, Medan—Max Lemye G. van Kooy

van Scheepvaart—S. Kuyper

Inspecteurs Afdeelingshoofden van Chile

Scheepvaart—J.

Directeur J. van Klaverenn

van het Koninklijk Magnetisch— Consul, Batavia—S. W. Nash (acting)

en Meteorologisch Observatorium

Prof. Dr. J. Boerema

Commandement der Marine te Soerahaja China

Eskader in Ned. Indie Commandant— Consul R Kah

General, Batavia—Tsehou K wong

Directeur van het Marine-etablissement Consul, Soerabaya—Tsao under

JuChuan

te Soerabaja—C. W. Heringa Semarang—(Temporarily the charge

of the Consul General at Batavia)

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Consul, Palembang—Shou

Vice-Consul, Hsi

ConsulT.Titulaire Ming

AND INDUSTRY Medan—Dalton Djang (In Charge),

Consul, Makafcsar —Teh-Fung Wang

Batavia

President—K. W. J. Michielsen Cuba

Vice-President—J. W. B. Everts Consul-Gen., Batavia-Gustavo E. Mns-

Secretary—A. E. Simon Thomas telier y Galan

 NETHERLANDS-INDIA 0293

Czechoslovakia Norway

Consul, Batavia—Tr. R. Stanek (acting) Consul-General,

Denmark vill Padang—K.Batavia

Consul,

-W. M. Col-

P. Schuitmaker

Consul, Batavia—C. Brins

Vice-Consul, Semarang—J. Chr. Woller Consul, Vice-Consul, Semarang—P. D. Lewis

Consul, Sourabaya—Jhr. De A. F. de Vice-Consul, Sourabaya—J. C. Schrender

Savornin Lehman Meuado — Chr. P. E.

Consul, Padang—V. J. Hanchuyk Andersen

Do.. Medan—A. Verschoor (acting) Vice-Consul, Macassar—M. P. Rasmussen

Vice-Consul, Menado—G. F. Hochner Poland

Consul, Macassar—W. R. Groskamp Consulate: Batavia, Stadhuisplein

Finland Consul—F. C. Aronstein

Consul, Batavia—L. Th. Haasmann

France Portugal

Consul-Genl., Batavia—R. Delage Consul, Batavia—J. A. van Staveren(actg-)

Vice-Consul—Ch. Botton Do., Sourabaya — J. J. Ph. de Vries

Commercial Agent—J. Burin des Ro/.iers (acting)

Cable AdAvent,

(Consular : Fransulat, BataviaJ. Klop-

Semarang—F. Siam

penburg Consul, Batavia—W. R. Taylor

Do., Sourabaya—P. Bijlard

Do., Tjilatjap—G.J.P. du Perron Spain

Do., Bandoeng—Dr.R.N.A.L.Swart

Do., Macassar—F. Weber Vice-Con., Batavia—P. L. Jut de Bourg-

Do., Padang—K.P.Schuitmaker helles

Do., Medan—L. C. vanKastecle de Sweden

Consul-Gen!., Batavia—G. J. M. Wehry

Germany Vice-consul—S. O. Lehman

Consul-Gen., Batavia—Dr. A. Vallette Consul. Sourabaya—G.

Consul, Padang—F. F. Anema

F. J. Staargaard

(absent) Vice-Consul, Mocassar—E. Biermann

Acting Consul-General—Dr.

Consul, Semarang—E. Schafer M. Klaiber Consul, Medan—S. L. Coster

Do., Sourabaya—H. Bartel s-Troje Vice-Con., Semarang—Jhr.F. E. Ch.Everts

Do., Padang—P. Schneewind Switzerland

Do., Medan—E.

Do., Makassar—C.Dollman

Reutter (acting)

Consul, Batavia—Dr. P. L. Lenzinger

(acting)

Great Britain Consul, Medan—Fr. Homberger (act-

Consul-Genl.,

C.M.G., M.B.E. Batavia—H. Fitzmaurice, ing)

Consul—H. R. Bird United States op America

Vice-Consul—G.

Vice-Consul, C. Whitteridge

Semarang—W. F. Loudon Consul-Genl., Batavia, Java—Dr. Walter

Consul, Sourabaya—H. Chester Walsh, A. Foote (in charge)

Consul — Albert H. Chattenburg, Jr.

O.B.E. Vice - Consul—Howard, Elting, Jr. van

Consul, Medan — H. Bruce

Vice-Consul, Padang—H. Levison Henderson Consul, Sourabaya, Java—Frederick

Do., Macassar—C. M. David den Arend

Vice-Consul—William W. Walker

Italy Consul, Medan, Sumatra — Sidney H

Actg. Consul, Batavia—Cav Uff. Dr. Dino Browne

Semplicini

Japan RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY COS.

Consul-General, Batavia—S.

KotaniSourabaya—J.

(vice-consul) Aneha Koshida; Y. Bataviasche Verkeers Maatschappij

Consul,

Consul, Medan—Keizo Naito Regeeringsgemachtigde—Het Hoofd van

het Spoorwegtoezicht

C294 NETHERLANDS-INDIA

Commissarissen—E. J. F. van Dunne, Gouvernements-Commissaris—(in Ne-

M. P. Tielens, Ir. E. A. Voorneman, M. derland) A.. W. E. Weijerman ; (in .

H. Thamrin, P. N. Janssen,' P. TP- Indie) Iloofd van de Afdeeling

Elfring Spoorwegtoezicht van het Depart-

Directeiir—P. E.,Bo.s, dipl. Bfi. iStg. e.t.h. ment Van Verkeer en Waterstaat

Chef Exploitatic—C.'

Josselin de Jong J. van Loghem de^

Technisch Adviseur -Ir. ML H. C.T VTeede Directeuren Oost Java StoomtHam Maatschappij

Gedelegeerde te Amsterdam—I> eder]and- — (Nederland’s-iGravenhagn)

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R’. P. vanDiephuis

sch-Indische Escompto Maatschappij Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—If.,G. Alphen.

Deli Spoorweg Maatschappy (Semarang)

Administrateur— Ir. E. Ch. Demmiuk

Directeur (N'ederland-Amsterdam)—B. H. (Soerabajar)

A. van Kreel

Commisarissen—H. Cremer, Ir. G. C. M. Pasoeroean Stoomtram MaatscHappli >

Smits,

Kielstra,Ir.C. C.J. van

C. W.Kempen

van Dyk, R. E. Directeur—(Nederland’s-Gfavenhage) J.

J. Deggeler

Plaatselyk Comite Medan—-J. H. Bitters, Hoofdvertegenwoordiger in N.-I.—-Ir. D.

Dr. H. Kolkman, G. Pitlo vander

Ameijden van Duijm (Probolinggo)

Administrateur—Ir. A. Baron van Styrum Chef Exploitatie—J. Schooleman

Wd. do —In J. A. A. Hoefnagels

PRoftbLiNod Stoomtram Maatschappij

Kediri Stoomtram Maatschappij Directeur — (Nederlands-(dPa'venhagp) J.

Directeur— (Nederland,-Amsterdam) Ir. J. Deggeler , c, , , " , / ^

H. F. van Stipriaan LufsciusJ. W. \rorster Hoofdvertegenwoordiger in , N.-I.—Ir. D.

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—A. van Ameijden' van Duijm (Probdlipggo)-

Chef der Exploitatie—Ir. J. Madaesrz Chef

vanderDuijm

Exploitatie—fr. D. van Ameijden

Madqera Stoomtram Maatschappij

Dir.—(Nederland-,den Haag.) C. Rueb Semarang—Cheribon

Ir. M.Adminis- ■ Stoomtarm

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger teveps Maatschappij

trateur—ir. C- J- Bollee, Jr. Directeufen — (Nederland’s-Giavenhage)*

Comite te Soerahaia—Jhr. Dr, C. J. van G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen

der

van VVijck,

der VoortIr. E. Ch. Demmink, Ir. H. W! Hoofdvertegenwoordiger tecens .Chef der

Exploitatie—Ir. G. Diephuis

Malang Stoomtram Maatschappij Samarang Joana ^toomtram Maat-

Cable Ad: Malangtram Malang SCHAPPIJ t:

Directeur (Nederland - Amsterdam) — Ir. Directeuren — (Nederland s-Gravenhge)

D, J. M. G- Baron van Slingelandt G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir,

Hodfdvertegenwoordiger —A. J. W. Vorster Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. G. DiephuisR. P. van Alphen

Chef van Exploitatie—J. Madarasz Chef "der Exploitatih—J3e Hoofdverte-

genwoordiger

Modjokerto Stoomtram Maatschappij

Directie—(Nederland’s - Gravenhage) — J. CABLE A TELEGRAPH CO.

J, Dofiegnies, H. Keppec J. W. Vorster

Hoofdvertegenwoodiger—A.

Chef der Exploitatie—B.. Zoetemeijer Cable and WifiELtess, Lm. (formerly

Eastern Extension, Australasia and

NederlandschHndische Spoorweg ! China Telegraph Co., Ltd.)—Cable

MaAtschappij Ad: Eastern

Directie (’s - Gravenhage - Nederland ) — Vertegenymordiger—A- Steyens

Raad van Beheer; Prof. Ir. J. Klopper

(yoorzitterp, Ir. Dc, J., A. Ringers (Lid) SHIPPING

Directie r COmite'van Be’stuur

Ned. Oost-Indie); A. J. W. (SRmarang-

Vorster

(Voorzitter); Ir. H. U. Beukelrnan, A. British India

G. de Ceurunck van Capelle, Ir. J. Slimy Agenten, Batavia—.Mackrine, Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

Ir. P. A. G. Asselbergs (Leden) Watson & Co.

 NETHERLANDS-1 ND1A C295

Agenten. Semarang—MacNeill & Co. Agents, Sabang—St. My. “Nederland”

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co. Do., Singapore —Internationale Cre-

diet- & HsVg. “Rotterdam”

China Navigation Co., Ltd. Do., Tandjongpriok j

Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co. Do., Do, Semarang

Sourabaya - J.-C.-J.Lijn

Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co.

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co. Do., Do , Macassar

Tegal—Ned. Ind.J Handeisbank

Do., Balik-Papan — Bataafsche Pet-

roleum M aatschappij

CoMPAGNIK DBS MeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES Do., Menado—N. Y. “Prau wenveer”

de France

Agenten, Batavia 1

Do.,

Do., Semarang

SourabayaJj- L. Platon Pacific Java Bengal Line

Management —Nether! and Line, Royal

Dutch Mail

Deutsch-Australische Dampfschief

Gesselschaft N. V. Koninkxijke Paketvaart-

Agenten te Batavia, Soerabaya, Semarang, Maatschappij

Tjilatjap — Wm. H.

Do. Macassar—Mohrmann & Co. Muller & Co. Hoofd Kantoor te Batavia Centrum

Do. Padang—H. My. v/h Giintzel & President-Directeur

B. Everts

in Ned. Indie—J. W.

Schumacher Directeuren—E. Straatemeier, A J. Pronk

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. en A. F. Vas Dias

Agenten—MacNeill & Co., Semarang; Nederlandsche Stoomvaart

Dieden

Batavia & Co.,Maclaine, Watson & Co., Maatschappij “Oceaan”

Agents, Soerabaya—East Asiatic Co. Agenten,Bata via—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Do., Tjilatjap—Rouwenliorst, Mulder Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co.

& Co. Do.,

Do., Pasoeroean iV Fraser, Eaton «fc Co.

Sourabaya

Holland-Amerika Lijn Do., Probolingo

Agenten Tjerebon ]JNederlandsch-Indis-

Agent at Padang—Internationale

en Handels. Mij. Rotterdam Crediet Do:! PelalonganJ che Handekbank

Java-Australie Lijn Do., Macassar

Co., Ld.— Michael Stephens &

Agents, Macassar—Kon. Paketvaart Mij. Do., Do., Indramajoe—Rupe

Tjilatjap—MacNeill Colebrander

& Co.

Do., Padang— do.

, Do., Belawan—HarrisonsCo.& Crosfiel^ .

Do., Padang—Haacke &

Java-British-Indian Line Do., Sabang—S. M. Nederland

Agents—Maclaine, Watson

Meyer & Co.

Java-China-Japan Line

Representatives at Batavia—J. A. J. W. Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Nieuwenhuys and T. H. Warning Toyo Kisen Kaisha

Agents, Cheribon—Ned. Ind. Handeisbank

Do., Emmahaven—Intern. Cred. en (Oriental Steamship Co.)

Do., Muntok— Handels. do.

Do., Padang— “Rotterdam” Agenten, Batavia — Campbell, MacColl

do. & Co.

Do., Panaroekan — Maatschappij

“ Panaroekan

Do., Pasoeroean ”

— Afseheep-

missiezaak—v/h. Navigation Co.

Do., Pekalongan Ned.J. F.Ind.EsserHan- Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co.

deisbank

Do., Probolingo— do. Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co.

 N ETHERLAN PS-;INDIA

Rottesdam LiiOYD—Royal I)uto!i Mail Inward: (U.S.A.-Atl.

Mansfield c.)

& Co. Ltd.

Agencies at:— .Cable Ad: Mansfield

Batavia

Cheribon i . Outward:

Semarang I N.V. Internationale Boustead

Cable Ad: &Lloydmail

Co. Ltd.;

Soerabaya j Credieten Handels-

Medan (Belawan) [-Yereeniging, “Rot- Port Swettenham —Harper, Gilfillan &

Padang j terdam”; Cable Ad: Co.

AchanLtd.; Cable Ad:

Benkoelen ( i Lloydinail Inward: (U.S.A.-Atl. 'cj.

Tandjong Karang ||

(Oosthaven) Boustead & Co. Ltd.

Singapore J N.V. Stoom vaakt Maatschappt.i

Tegal I Nederlandsch Indis- “Nederland”

IMkalongan i che Handelsbank Vertegenwoordigers

N.V.; Cable Ad: Agent te Batavia :—Batavia—

Probolinggo Jj Handelbank .

Tjilatjap-- N.Y.

HandelBorneo Sumatra

Maatschappij;

Cable Ad: Borsumij Do. Semarang | My. “Nederland”

Do. Soerabaja

Pasoeroean— N.V. Afscheep- & Com- Do..

missiezaak v/h,

Esser; Cable Ad: Do. J. F. Padang i J

Sabang

Rinkhuis Do. Emmahaven

Do.; Cable Ad: Do.

Banjoevvangi— Tambong Do.

Macassar X Eigen Kantoor van

Medan

Panaroekan — Panaroekan Maatsch- Do. Singapore J} de S. M. N.

Do. Tjilatjap—Ahicamy

appij; Cable Ad: Do. Penang 1 KoninklijkePaket-

Prauwe veer - Sitoe- Do. Olehleh J vaart Mji.

bondo Agent,te Pekalongan

Makasser— N. V. Nederlandsch Pasoeroean A. —M.N.Timmermans

V.

Indische Scheepvaart Afscheep

voorheen —j. Fen Esser

commissiezaak

Etablissementen;Cable Do. Probolingo

Ad: Lloydmail N. V. — N. I. Handelsbank

BalikpapanTarakan—N.V. De Bataafsche Do. Panaroekan—Maatschappij

Petroleum

appij; Cable Ad:Maatsch- “Panaroekan”

Judex

Sabang— N.V. Stoomvaart

atschappij Ma-

“ Neder- CIVIL AVIATION

land”; Cable Ad: Koninklijke Nederlandsch Indische

Nederland

Penang— Inward: Luchtvaart Maatschappij

N. V.(Europe)

Koninklijke Directeuren

A. Plesman

(Nederland, Amsterdam)—

en Jhr. H. K. Batavia

B. Rendorp

Paketvaart Maatsch

appij; Cable Ad: Hoofdvertegenwoordiger, — H.

Paketvaart Nieuwenhuis

 KATAVIA

the Babavia, theWest-Java,

seat of the Government in of106°

the Netherlands Judies and

6° 7'theS.ofcapital of

The proviricie

old city is built in theisancientsituatedDutch style48'andE. was

longitude

till theand

beginning latitude.

the 19th

century surrounded by fortifications, which have since been

merly considered unhealthy. In 1699 the unfavourable conditions were greatly demolished. It was for-

increased

up by thebyriver an Tjiliwong,

eruption ofsoMount Salak, masses

that drainage becameof very mud difficult

and sandforbeing

a time.washed For

old city. The fine large houses are employed for offices and godowns, and innight

this reason it became the habit for but few Europeans to remain day and the inafter-

the

noon, when business is finished, most of the Europeans

is situated south of the old city and built in modern style. Broad roads andretire to the new town, which

spacious squares and pleasant villas surrounded by gardens form there a desirable

place. It the

embellish wasnewMarshal

tbwn by Daendels who, in theoffirst years ofandthethelastpalace

century,

thatbegan de-to

signed bo be the residence ofthetheconstruction

Governor-General,barracksbut has never been used was that

for

purpose. It is now utilised for Government offices and it

of the Waterloo Square, where are monuments celebrating the allied victory at theis situated on the east side

battle of Waterloo to General Michiels who fell in Bali, and to Jan Pieterszoon Coen,

the founder of the city, which latter was unveiled when Batavia celebrated its 260th

anniversary.

Militarysquare, OnConcordia.

Clubthe the left and At right

aeach of distance

shortside the palace fromisareone

thetheWaterlooplein

Supreme Court and the

larger Koningsplein, of which kilometre long.is Itanotheris sur-

rounded by large houses occupied by consulates, clubs, the Ethnological Museum, the

Commercial Museum, the School of Law of the University,

residences, shops and office buildings, the Natural Historical Society, the Municipal many hotels and private

Buildings,

To the norththeisWillem’s

the townChurch,

Palace oflarge theprivate schools, the Weltevreden

Governor-General, railway station.

the central telephone office,

of the University, six well equipped modern hospitals and two maternityMedical

sports grounds and a Cinema. In other parts of the new city are the homes,School

many

governmenta golf

grounds, Department and Headquarters, large hotels, four swimming baths, many sports

modern, up-to-datecourse city. numerous other attractions. Batavia is a thoroughly

The Banks

Several old cityandand Banking

the new areCorporations

connected by haverailways,

offices tramways,

at Batavia,andincluding

wide roads. the

Netherlands Trading Society (Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij), Nether!ands-

•Jndian Commercial Bank (Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank),

Indian Discount Company (Nederlandsch Indische Escompto Mij.). There are also and the Netherlands-

agencies of the Australia

Bank of India, HongkongandandChina, Shanghai

of theBanking Corporation,

International BankingofCorporation,

the Charteredof

the Taiwan Bank, Ltd. and the Yokohama Specie Bank.

The population of Greater Batavia consisted on October, 7th 1930, of 37,278

Europeans,

534,770. 78,965 Chinese, 7,478 non-indigenous Orientals, and 411,049 natives: total

BUITENZORG

The usfial

ofpalace

nearly residence of the Governor-General

one Governor-General

hOur by railway from made is atbotanical

Batavia.in 1817,

The Buitenzorg, at a near

gardens distance

the

for their beautiful arrangement, but especially for the great services renderedonlyto.

of the were and are well known not

science and agriculture

Dr. Scheffer, under

and Prof. Drl Treub.the management

All experiments of for

thetheeminent directors, Teysmann,

! introduction of exotic plants

nto

foreign countries ^.te Peared ahd flourish in Java as in their nativeuseful

Netherlands-India are made herq, with the result that/many soil plants from

C298 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Cable Codes, j Arima k Company, Ltd., H., Export-

Condensers

pilers—Batavia; and Private

Cable Ad: Com- ers of General Produce—Cable Ad :

Code Kolff,

Batavia Arima; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th

and 6th

A gen ts :

, G. Kolff & Company Asia Life Insurance Co., Mann’s In-

surances General Agents—Javabank-

Albrecht & Co., N. V. Electrische Ad: straat, No. 6; Teleph. 225; Cable

Drukkerij v/h.,—Molenvliet Cost 8, Mann

Batavia-Centrum

N. V. Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt

vi & m w & m Schroder, Insurance. Branches at

Batavia,

Batavia Sourabaya, Semarang.

567; Sourabaya NoordTeleph.

1444,

Mei yah pao sien hung sze Semarang 1278 and Bandoeng 1450;

American-Asiatic

General Insurance:Underwriters

Eire,Burglary, Ltd.,

Marine, Motor Cable Ad: Caledonian; Codes:

Car, Life, Accident, Plate Bentley’s and Acme

5,Glass, Baggage

Kali Bessar West;andTelephs.

Special1176-1177;

Risks—

Cable

Cable Ad:Ad:Myrtle;

Owen. Samarang,

Branches: Cable

Cheribon,

Ad: BANKS

Myrtle and Sourabaya, Cable’ Ad: Burt. The Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Cable

Burt Myrtle & Co., General Managers Ad : Taiwangink

and General Agents T. Arimoto, manager

‘Amsterdam'’ Handels Vereeniging, Batavia Bank—22 & 23, Aseyika, Bata-

Exporters of General Produce—

Cable An': Reineke; Codes: A.B.C. via; Cable Ad: Bataviabank

6th Bentley’s and Private

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Amsterdamsch Kantoor voor Indische and China—Cable Ad: Banana

Zaeen, Importers of Electrical Batavia—D. M. Millar, agent

Machinery — Cable Ad: Akiz; Sourabaja—A. D. Trail, sub-agent

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th edn., Semarang — R. E Hunter, sub-

Mosse, Tybo and Galland agent

Medan—L. O. Tasker, agent

Makasser—Michael Stephens k Co.,

Ang Sioe Tjiang Handelmaatschappij Ld., agents

N.V., Importers of Building

Materials — Cable Ad: Angsioet- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

jiang; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Corporation—Cable Ad : Nerbudda

Engineering 2md. Western Union Batavia—H. G. Hegarty, manager

and (Lieber’s Sourabaya—H. R. Hemsted, agent

Samarang—McNeill & Co., agents

“Archa’' N.V. Oliefabriek. Exporters Cheribon—N.

ofCable

Cocoanut Oil, Raw and Refined— Crediet and V.Handelsvereeniging

Internationale

Ad: Archa; Codes: Bentley’s “Rotterdam”, agents

Macassar—Java Bank, agents

Arcken & Co., Van, Weltevreden, De Java-Bodb (Algemeen Dagblad voor

Jewellers and Goldsmiths; Cable

Ad: Vanarcken, Codes:—A.B.C. 4th Nederlandsch-Indie, Newspaper —

and 5th editions and Mercuur 2nd Cable Ad: Javabode. (Batavia-C)

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN C299

De Javasche Bank—(Only Bank of Issue, Yokohama Specie Bank

oflished

the Netherlands East Indies) Estab- M. Matsuda

Branch 1828. Head Amsterdam.

in Holland: Office: Batavia;

Bran-

ches in Java:

Djokjakarta, Bandoeng,

Kediri, Gheribon, Bavosta (Batavia^che Volks em Stad-

Malang,; Semarang

Sourabaya, Solo. Branches in sapotheek), 9,Chemists and Druggists

•Sumatra: Koeta Radja, Medan, Padang, —AdRijswijk : Bavosta

Batavia Centrum; Cable

Palembang, Tandjong Balei. Branches

in Borneo: Bandjermasin, Pontianak. Becker and Company, N.V., Batavia,

Branches

Gable Ad:in Delegatie,

Celebes: Makassar, Menado

Codes: Bentley’s Sourabaya and Pasoeroean, Impor-

Complete Phrase, Second Phrase, ters of all kinds of Machinery;

Peterson’s 1st, 2nd and 3x-d edns. Machine shop in Pasoeroean; Con-

A.B.C. 5th, 6th and 7th edns. tractors to Dutch Indian Navy;

New York Correspondents: — Codes: Bentley, A.B.C. and Mosse

Guaranly Trust Co. of New York

Hondon Correspondents—Lloyds Behn Meyer & ' Co., Handel - Maats.

Bank, Ltd., N.M. Rothschild chappij, N. Y. General Importers—

Teleph. Bt. 1832 and 1834; Cable Ad :

and Sons

President—Dr. G. G. van Buttingha Behnmeyer; CodesMoss

Bentley’s, Acme, ; A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

and Private

Wichers

Managing Director and First Bendien & Company, N.Y., Importers

Deputy Presdt.—A. Praasterink of Provisions, Chemicals and Drugs

Managing Director-Secretary and —Cable

5nd Deputy President—J. C. van ley’s andAd: Bendioo,, Codes. Bent-

A.B.C. 6th

Waveren

'Capital (Paid Up) F. 9,000,000, Bergman, N.V., Handelsvereeniging,

Reserve Funds F. 9,066,561 Importers of Electrical Accessories—

Cable Ad: Bergman Codas • Bent-

Nederlandsohe Handel-Maatschappij ley’s and A.B.C. 6th.

N. V. Head Office for the Far East: Biedermann & Co., W., Handelsven-

Batavia, Bankers nootschap v/h., Importers of Pro-

President—M. H. Woutman visions, Wines and Spirits—Cable

Members—W. van de Stadt, jr., & Ad : Biedermamn ; Codes : Bentley’s

F. Reysenbach A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Private andJ

Secretary—S. Y. Margadant Mosse

Agendas at—Sourabaya, Semarang,

Medan, Weltevreden, Bandoeng, BiljartEabriek “Emma,” Billiaard Table

Djocja, Sblo, Dj ember, Palem-

bang, Macasser, Bandjermasin, Factory—Factory and Head Office : G.

Pontianak, Pemangkat, Sambas, Chaulan Ad

31, Batavia Centrum; Cable

:Kielich, Batavia Centrum;

Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Ran- A.B.C. 5th edn. and Codes

and in6thSourabaya Rudolf:

goon, Calcutta, Bombay, Singa- Mosse. Branch

W. Kielich, managing director

pore, Penang, Djeddah and Suri-

name

Sub-Agencies at—Cheribon, Tegal, Bombay Java Trading

Importers of Rubber Co.. Ltd.,

and The,Tea

Pekalongan and Tjilatjap Chests—'Cable Ad: Romford; Code:

Bentley’s

Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto Borneo-Sumatra, Handel Maatschap-

Maatschappij—Cable Ad: Escompto pij, Importers of Automobiles and

Provisions—Cable Ad: Borsumy;

N ederlandsch-Indische

N. V. Handelsbank, Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, Voller and

Beheer Nederlandsch Indisch Kan- Brandon Mesritz & Co., General Im-

toren porters—Cable Ad: Brandon; Codes:

Directeur—G. J. Jobsis, F. Fzn. Bentley’s, Oriental and Schofield’s

C300 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREtDEN

Canadian Government Trade Com- ! ‘Deli Atjeh,” N.V. Handel Maats

missioner (Commercial Intelligence | chappij, Importers of Wines and

Service; Dept, of Trade and Com- ! Spirits Provisions, Tobacco, Hard

merce) for Netherlands India— I ware, Piece Goods, Soft Goods,

Chartered Bank Building; P.O. Box Men’s & Ladies’ Dress, Fancy Arti

84; Cable Ad : Canadian; Code : ] cles and Flour—Cable Ad : Nolte-

Bentley’s Second" haas; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Assistant Trade Commissioner—R. Edn., Bentley’s Complete Phrase

P. Bower Code

Head Office for the Middle East—

Union Building, Singapore ‘Djatti Faroe” N.V., Import and

Industries Mu, Importers of Glass,

Acting Trade Commissionei-—B.C. Household

Butler Supplies, Paints, Cotton

and Silk Goods—Cable Ad: Leder-

werk; Codes:

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V., Export- Mercuur 3rd, Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

ers of General Produce—Cable Ad : and Mosse

Catzco; Code: A.B:C. 6th, General, Dunlop & Co., E. (Handelsmaatschap-

Bentley’s pu), Importers of Provisions, Beve-

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. —Cable rage, Spirits, Cigars, and Sundries

1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers and Bentley’s and Ad: D uri Toped; Codes:

Ladies’ Dressmakers — 7, Pasar A.B.C. 5th

Bame; Teleph. 1051 Central : Cable Dunlop Rubber Co. (N.E.I.) Ltd.

Ad: Chotirmall ; Codes: Acme The—Tanah Abang West 20; Cable

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edition— Ad : Tyre. Head Office : Batavia,

Head Office : Singapore. Branches I

in Sourabaya, Saigon, Hongkong, Java; Depots: Semarang, Soeraba-

ya, Medan and East Coast of

Canton and Kobe Sumatra

Cobeja (Comptdir Belgo Javanais, Erdmann and Sielcken, Sugar and

Societe Anon.), Importers of Glass, General Produce Exporters—P.O.

Metals, Hardware and Cotton Box 44, Batavia; Cable Ad: Visur-

Goods—Cable Ad: Cobeja; Codes: gis; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th (Old and New), Acme and Private

COMPAGNIE DE IMPORTATION DK PRO- | Esche ForWErg & Co., Importers of

ditits Metalfrgiques ET Annbxes, Glass Ware, Piece Goods and Office

Importers of Building Materials Appliances—Cable

and Machinery— Cable Ad : Albet; Codes: Bentley’s, Ad : Eschewerg ;

Western Union

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th and A.B C. 5th and 6th

Cult i i k, Bouw

“Hok Hv.ie G;Oan”, Gouw Boen ; en Ingenieurs Bureau, Architects

Seng & Co., Batavia, N.E.I. (Esta- and Constructing Engineers—Mojen-

vliet Oost 30; Teleph. Wl. 275; Cable

blished 1878), Importers of Provi- j Ad : Fermont Batavia, Codes A.B.C.

sions and Drinks of All Kinds and |

Manufacturers Agents 5th edition and Mercuur

Proprietors of Agricultural, (Rub- | A. A. Fermont, dir. and architect

ber) and Real Estate, Lemonade, Th. J. Taen, architect, director

Aerated Water and Syrup Fac- M. Kaptijn, signs per pro.

tory—Cabl'e Ad: Gouwboenseng ;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th.

A.B.C. 6th. Edition, Bentley’s scHAPPfJ, N. V., Manufacturers in

'• Complete Phrase, Acme and Motor Cars and Trucks (Tandjong

Private Prick, Java, D.E.I.)r^Gable Ad :

Agents at—Semarang, Soerabaya, Genmotjava

Borneo & Sumatra H. A. Quade, managing director

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN Osoi

Gokkom & Co., J. Van, N.V., Pjiarma- Holland-Batavia Handelmaatschappij,

CBimscHK Handelsveeeeniqing, Im- Exporters of General Produce

porters of Chemicals and Drugs and Cable Ads: Holba and Bahol;

Photographic Supplies, Wines and Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’a

Spirits—Cable Ad : Gorkom-Djokja and Private

Haoeaievek & Co;S., H. Mu, Import-

ers of Wines and Spirits, Provi- Imp. Ind. Mu. Djati Baroe, General

sions, Chemicals and Drugs and Merchants,Weltevreden

Batavia and 996

iSourabaya:—

Office Appliances—Cable Ad : Hage- Teleplis. (Batavia)

meyer; Codes : A.B.C, 5th and 6th Noord 2046 (Sourabaya); Cable Ad;

Hall Trading Corporation The, Ex- Lederwerk Batavia; Codes

edn., Bentley’s and Mosse A.B.C. 6th,

porters of General Produce - Cable D. Matthias, director

Ad: Halltrading; Codes: A.B.C

6th, Bentleys & Acme

N. V. Handel &. Cultuur Mu “Hel- ‘Impla” Import Mu voor Pharmaceu

vetia” tische en Landbowkundige Artike

len N.V., Importers and Chemicais

N. A". Handel Mu. Gestetner, Du and Drugs—Cable Ad: Impla;

plicator Manufacturers — Rijswijk Code: A.B.C. 6th

straat,

5800; CableWeltevreden; Teleph. Branch

Ad: Cestetner. Wit.

Office: Soerabaya. Kembang, Djepoen 5 Indische Lloyd, Algemeene Verzekek

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York ing Maatschappu N. V. (Indische

(American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.. Lloyd, General Insurance Co., Ltd.

Managers for theOrient)—5, KaliBessar Branches

doeng and atSoerabaya.

Samarang,PhoneBm.

Batavia, 1417:

Ban

West; Telephs. 1176-1177; Cable Ad: Cable& 6th

Ad: Indische

“Owen”

Burt Myrtle »fc Co., General Managers 5th editions Lloyd; Codes A.B.U.

and General Agents

Harmsen, Verwey & Co., Importers N.V. IntePlNationale Credit en Han-

of Wines and Spirits, Tobacco and dels-Vereeniging “Rotterdam,” Im-

Provisions — Cable Ad: Hapege; porters of Provisiops, Building

Codes: \.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent- Materials, Chemicals, Hardware

ley’s, Mercuur 2nd and Private and .Sundries, Exporters of Alcohol,

Pepper, Rubber and Oil Products—

Harrisons andAgents,

Crosfield, Ltd.,Importers

Batavia Cable Ads: Pacific (Import) knd

(Java). Etate General Cosmonatio (Export Dept.); Codes:

and Exporters and Insurance Agents Bentley’.s, Acme, and A.B.C, 5th

Import: all EstatesGas

Rubber Machinery, Requisites, Tea and:

and Oil Engines,

and 6th. Head Office Rotterdam

etc. Export:

Ad :and

Crosfield; Tea and Rubber—Cable ‘Isamy” Pharmaceutical Department

6th Bentley’sCodes: A. B.and

Complete C. 5th and

Revised of the N. V. Borneo Sumatra Han-

2nd Phrase code. del Maatschappy Batavia-Sourabaya,

Importers of Chemicals, Drugs and

Heath & Co., Ltd., Tea Merchants— Photographic Articles—Cable Ad :

Kal i Besar West 49, Batavia Borsumy

N.V. Heybrcek’s Groothandel, Importers Jacobson van den Berg & Co., Im-

ofRadios,

Electrical

and Materials,

KeroseneFittings,

Lartrps Bulbs,

etc.— porters of Building Materials, Che-

Konnifigsplein West 5, Batavia Cen micals, Provisions, Cigarettes, To-

trum: Teleph. Weltevreden 240 and bacco and Paper. Exporters of

108; Cable Ad: Hageehkndel, Code: Alcohol, Grain, Flour, Tobacco and

Bentley’s Oils—Cable* Ad : Jacoberg

<.'302 BATAVIA AND WELTEVRElDEN

Jaissle & Co., Otto, Inc., arjd Silver-of Ktan Gwan,

Watches, Jewellery, GoldImporters N-V. Handel Mu., Ex-

ware and Toilet requisites, Clocks, porters of General Produce—Cable

Novelties, r Silverplated Ware, Foun- Lieber’s, Bentley’s; Codes:

Ad: Kianguan; A.B.C. 6th,

Acme and.Private

tain Pens and Pencils—Noordwyk

15, Batavia-Centrum; Phone W.l. Klaasen Co. —Administrators : Bijs-

2569; P.O. Box 68: Cable Ad: wijk 18, Batavia-C. Cable Ad: Klaa-

Jaissle; Code: Bentley’s and Moss^. senco; Codes: A. B. O. 5th and 6th

Bra'rich at Sourabaya Editions and Bentley’s

’ Pafthers—O. H. Jaissle (Batavia) and Th. A. Klaasen, general manager

'Lbaya)

-.' K. J. MatScheikiiau’ss r0oura- E.M. Egas,

K. Tels,asst, manager

do.

Jansen & Co., L. E., Importers and Kolff k Co., (Konninklijke Boek-

Merchants, Batavia (Centrum)— handel on Drukkerij G.), Importers

Cable Ad : Jansenel of Paper and Office Appliances—

S. C. ,van Vliet, manager Cable Ad: Kolff;-Code: A.B.C. 5th

M. de Waard, J. Phang', O. and 6th editions. Bentley’s 5th1 and

Altmann and J.. M. Blad ‘ 6th

Java China Japan Lijn N. V., Shipping- Koninklijke Nederlandsch Indisohb

Kali Besar Cost Luohtvaart Maatschappij N.V. (Ro-

1755-1758; P.O. 10-12;

Box Telephs. iBatavia

122; Cable Ad: yal Netherlands Indies’ Airways),

Batavia—Cable Ad : Aera; Codes :

Chinaliin; Codes: Bentley’s Phrase A.B.C. 6th Edn., Bentley’s Com-

Code (Second) plete Phrase Code, Bentley’s Second

J. tive

A. J. W. Nieuwenhuys, rdpresehta Phrase Code

H. M. Spit, passage dept.

A. Nunnikhoven, secretary Lange & Co., de, Handel Mu, v/h.

A. C. Offenberg, proxy Importers of Provisions, Cement,

Branches Chemicals and Tobacco:—Cable Ad :

Macassar,at Semarang,

Hongkong, Sourabaya,

Canton, Delange; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

Amoy, Swatow, Shanghai, Kobe, ley’s and Mercuur

Osaka, Nagoya and Manila

N. V. Lettergieteru 'Amsterdam”

N. V. Java Export Maatschappy, Ex- Voorh. N. Tetterode afd. N.O.I.

porters of General Produce—Cable Dealers in Printing Machinery and

Ad : Javem; Codes : General Bent- all Printing Accessories—Tanah-

ley’s, A.B.C. Western .Union Abang West No. 10, Batavia Cen-

trum ; Teleph. 3011-3 Batavia-Cen-

trum; Cable Ad: Lettergieterij;

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Codes: A.B.C. oth edition and

Exporters of General Produce— Bentley’s. Head Office at Amster-

Cable Ads: Boasover and Jasumy; dam. Branch at Sourabaya

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and J. K. Ouborg, general mgr.

6th and Private J. H. Kalkwarf, do.

Javasche Hquthandel-Maatschappij Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Thi

(N. V. Vereehigde),. Timber Mer- baultweg 1 Batavia-C.—Cable Ad :

chants, Exporters of Hewn and Linotype

Sawn Java Teak (Tectona Grandis) E. Pundsack, manager for N.E-I.

—Head Office: Semarang; Cable My. Lindeteves-Stokvjs (Capital

Ad: Javahout Fs. 10,000,000), Importers of all

Kerkhoff Kerstholt & Co., Import- kind of Machinery, Chemicals, Mo-

ers of Glassware, Hardware and torcars and Trucks, etc., Manufac-

turers of Steel-construction, Steel

OfficeCodes:

co; Appliances—Cable

A.B.C. 5th andAd 6th

: Kaka- Drums, Paints, etc.—Cable Ad :

Lindeteves. All Codes

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREOEN C303T

Maclaine Watson & Co., Exporters of Cocoa and “ Lactogen ”—13, Ko-

General Produce ningsplein Noord, Batavia-C.; Cable

Ad: Nestanglo; Codes r Private

Maintz Pboducten Handel, N.V., Ex- and Bentleys

porters of General Produce—Cable Niederer and Company, Importers .of

Ad: Produtrade; Codes; Bentley’s Wine, Flour, Paper and Sundries—

A.B.C. 6th, Acme Cable Ad: Niederer; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Piivate

Mirandolle Voute & Co., N.V., Ex-

porters of General Produce—Cable Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

Ad: Mataram; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, portation, Ltd. (The)—Kali Besar

Bentleys and Acme Cost 23. Head Office: Batavia. Sub-

branches : Sourabaya and Ban-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General doeng S. van Gelderen, Manager for

Importers and Exporters of Produce Java

—Cable Ad: Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C.

5th, Bentley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Mar-

coni and Private Ockerse & Co., Produce and Land-

and-House property—Binnen Nieuw-

Wm. H. Muller & Co., N.V., Shipping 271 spoort Straat 34; Telephs. Batavia

Agents—Branches in Semarang and and Welt. 6299

Sourabaya; Cable Ad : Mineral Onderlinge Levensvekzekbring van

Ned. Ind. Gas-Maatschappij, Import- Eigen Office: Hulp—Life Holland;

Insurance; Head

ers cfApparatus—Cable

all Kinds of GasAds: Machinery Office forThethe Hague,

Far East: Batavia, Branch

Voorrij

and Gasfa- Zuid;

Cable Telephs

Ad: Olveh, Bat. 823

Batavia; and Bat.A.B.C.

Codes: 824,

briek and Electron 6th edn.

Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappy. M. G. Hoekstra, manager'

N.V., Tea, Rubber, Coffee and Co- H. Creutzberg, sub-manager

coa Estate Managers—Cable Ad: A. I. Ipseii, assist: manager

Bouwland; Code: Bentley’s 2nd I “Dost Indie” N. V. Handels vereeniging,,

Ned. Siemens ; Mu., Importers of Importers of Piecegoods, Provisions,

Metals, Tobacco and Sundries—

Electrical Accessories and Railway j Cable

Materials, Telephones, Telefunken- 5th andAd:6thToewan; Codes: A.B.C.

and Bentleys

Materials and Medical apparatus

instruments — Filiaal Nederiandsch- and China & Japan Representatives:

Indie, Hoofdkantoor Batavia/Java, Netherland Celling Organisation,

Molenvliet-Oost 2; Cable Ad:6th.Siemens; Shanghai & Osaka

Codes: Alpha, Mosse, A.B.C.

Oudporters

Pzn of& Company,

Wine andWed. G.. Im-

Provisions—

Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en Cable Ad: Oud;

Uitgevers Maatschappij, Publishers and Mercuur Codes: A.B.C. 6th

of “Batavaasch Nieuwsblad and De

Voehsstem”—Cable Ad: Nieuwsblad Peek &.Co., Ltd., (Francis), 'Exporters

of tea—Cable Ad: Franpekoe;

Nederlandsche Rubber Unie, N.V., Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union,.

Exporters of Rubber—Cable Ad: A.B.C. 5th, Leiber’s, etc.

Rubberunie; Code Bentley’s

Peet & Co., John, Managers of Tea

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro- Estates—Cable Ad: Peet; Codes:

ducts, Ltd., Condensed & Sterilised Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Milk, Milk Powders, Chocolate, Mercuur

€304 BATAVIA AND WELTEVR1SIDIAN

Pitcairn, Syme & Co., Ltd., Importers Schnitzleu and Co., Importers of

and Exporters Shipping and Insur- Automobiles and Motor Trucks,

ance Agents—(Estab. 1825) ; Cable Provisions, Tobacco and Sundries

Ad: Pitcairn, Codes A.B.C. 5th and Cable Ad: Prevalade; Codes:

6th, Bentley’s and Scott. Batavia, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Acme

Sourabaya and Samarang. Asso-,

ciated with Ker, Bolton & Co., Lon- Schulte '& Co., Handel Maatschappij,

don and Ker & Co., Manila, Iloilo, Importers of Electrical Accessories,

Cebu and Davao. Agents in U.S.A.: Hardware, Leather Goods and Rail-

Aaron D. Weld’s Sons, Boston way Materials—Molenvleit Cost 99;

Cable Ad: Sohulteco; Codes: A.B.C.

Pryce & Co., Johisi, Importers' of 5th and Mbsse

Wines and Spirits and Exporters of

General Produce—Cable Ad: John- Semarang Sea and Fire Insurance

pryce; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Company, Established 1866, All

Bentley’s and Mosse Classes of Insurance Transacted—

Branches and Agencies Throughout

Rathkamp & Co., N.V., Chemicalien- the World. Head Office: Semarang

handel, Batavia, Chemists, Import- Smalhout HandelsvereknigIng, Wel-

ers of Chemicals and Drugs—Cable tevreden, Importers of Disinfec-

Ad: itathkamp; Code: A.B.C. 5th tants; Toilet Articles and Office

Reiss Appliances—Cable Ad: Smalhout;

v/h, and Co., Handelsverfeniging

Importers'of Provisions, Piece Codes: A.B.C. 5th .and 6th and

Bentley’s

Goods, Sundries, Exporters of Pro-

ducts—Cable Ad : Rosmarin ; Codes: SOC. COMMISSIONARIA DI EsPORTAZIONE

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s arid eCommission)aria

di Importazionk, V.H. (iSocieta

Private Orientale), Import-

Renlock Trading Co., a/s, The, Im- ers of Motors, Provisions, Building

porters of Bicycles, Cement and Materials, Tobacco and Office Appli-

Building Materials — Cable Ad : ances—Cable Ad: Socita; Codes:

Bofra: Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private

and General Societa Commerciale Oltremarina.

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Estate and N.V., Importers of Automobiles,

Shipping Agents—Cable Ad: Tay- Chemicals, Household Supplies and

bal; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Broom- Toilet Articles—Cable Ad: Oltre-

hall’s, Bentley’s and Birchwood mari.n; Codes : A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

ley’s, Lieber’s and Private

Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co., Import- Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,

ers of Provisiojns, Building Mate- Importers' of Coal and Coke,Steve-

rials, Glassware, and limn and Steel, do'res', Trig and Lighter—Cable Ad :

Exporters of General Produce- Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

Cable Ad: Mulhorst; Codes: A.B.C. ley’s Mercuur and Scott’s

6th Bentley’s and Scott

Rowley, Davies & Co., Ltd., Export Stibbe’s Export Mu B.G., N.V., Im-

Merchants and Estate Agents—Cable porters of Motor Bicycles, Chemicals

Ad: Hillrow: Codes: A.B.C. 5th & and Drugs, Electrical Accessories

6th, Bentley’s, Acme & Private and ToiletCodes;

Berstibbe; Articles—Cable Ad:

A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

ley’s and Western Union (Universal)

Schlieper Carl, Importers of Building

Materials, Electrical Accessories, Stokvis Koninkluke Fabrier van

Hardware and Metals—Catde Ad: Metaalwerken, W T., N.V. (Ned. Ind.

StlhJifcpergriCodes :. AiB.G. 5th and Afdeeling), Import-ers of Sanitary

L6th, Bentley’s, CarloiVitz and En- Articles—Cable Ad: Wisa; Codes:

gineering Code A.B.C,, 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVBEDEX SOUBABAYA (J305

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Visser & CO., Boekhandel, Importers

Cable Ad : Sunbeam of Paper, Stationery and Office

Branch Manager—Stanley Price Appliances—Cable Ad: Visboek;

Cades: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

W. J. Th. Gerrelsen, director

Tecs & Go’s. Handef Mu, n.v.l.e., Wall &, Boom, Weltevreden, Importers

Importers, of Wines, Provisions, pf Provisions, Building Materials

Household Supplies, Metals and and Textile Goods — Cable Ad:

Textile Goods—Cable Ad: Letels; Waaloo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union and Bentley’s

and Private

Wehry & Co., Geo., General Import-

ers and Estate Managers—Head

Tiedeman and van Kerchem, Export- Office

ers of Coffee and Tea—Cable Ad: . Batavia ; Cable Ad : Wehry,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

Sterling; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. ley’s,

5th and 6th and Mercuur Mosse, and Private

Western Electric Company of Asia,

United States Rubber Export Co., 52, Incoporated in U.S.A.—P.O. Box

Batavia-Centrum; Cable Ad:

Li'D; , Batavia, Importers of Tyres Wecophonps,

and Rubber Goods—Cable Ad : Rub- A.B.C., 5th Edn., Sirigapore; Codes:

export ; Codes: Bentley’s, General Western Electric Private Bentley’s and

arid Private Code

Wilding & Co., General Importers

Vecodrome N.V., Importers of Auto- and Merchants

West No.—28,Head Office: Tanah

mobiles and Motor Trucks—Cable Abang Wildingco; Codes:

Batavia;

Bentley’s

Cable

Second

Ad:

and

Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th; Acme. Branches: Semarang and Soura-

Bentley’s; General and Acme haya

SOURABAYA

Sourabaya is thesituated

Is advantageously capital for

of .the “ Rrovinciepurposes

commercial ” Oost-Java,

on thein Madura

the islandStrait,

of Java, and

opposite

principal the

centreisland of Madura.

of Java’s The second

commercial largest

activities. It iscityalsoonthethenaval

island, itdirectly

is the

headquarters

■municipal

of Netherlands

offices, India.

a naval Among

arserial, its principal

several buildings

shipbuilding yardsareandlinea naval

Government

flying-base.and1

Sourabaya’s position is naturally protected and it lies on

of the Kali Mas river which empties into the Madura strait. This strait is the harrowthe low alluvial delta

division between the island of Java and that.of Madura. Srihrabaya, therefore, is the

outlet in A trade

where yielding

that Javamuchway for exceptionally

is naturally divided iich districts.

into yields

three producingIt has been

districts,pointed out

each isof dueelse-

which,

while

climate as well the same products, a different grade. This thereforetoof

exceedingly

which richasinistodeposits

Sourabaya

soil. .Much

the seaport

of the soilvalue.

of aproper,

nutritive of JavaThe

contains

is ofeastern

about

volcanic

2,00y square

originofand

portion

miles,of theagricultural

island,

land, most of which has been under cultivation for m'any years. About 71 per cent, of

the population is agricultural. Amririg the foreigners' thri Chinese plajr an important

part. 342,789.

Total In 1936 there were 28; 147-‘Europeans,■ ,H 48,770

in • 'frireign Orientals, 265,872 native's;

C30G SOURABAYA

The climate is typically tropical there being only three-quarter of an hour’s

difference

one markedbetween the from

difference longest

thatand the shortest

of other tropicalday.

regionsTheforclimate, however,

the influence of theshows

sea

and mountain-breezes moderates the heat during the day and prevents too fast cooling-

off at night The pressure is constant with a mean temperature of

95° F. and a rainfall of 130 inches. The wet season covers the period from December 80 F. maximum

to May, the dry one from June to November.

Sourabaya

graphical is extremely

position. Besides fortunate in point of shipping, thanks largelyis toprovided

its geo-

with an excellent and safe aroadstead.

modern, wellTheequipped

entranceharbour,

to the Sourabaya

roads is 1,500 feet in

width atwidens

which the west,

to theandopenthesea,

depththeofdepth

waterisatabout

low-tide

16 isfeet22 feet.

and inAtthetheroads

East entrance,

about 42

feet. The harbour has approximately 5,500 yards of quay and is fully equipped with

electric cranes, dry-docks, and other loading and coating facilities. It lies about three

miles from the centre of the town, to which it is linked by x’ail, road and water.

DIRECTORY

Aannemin-g Mu, N. V. Algem. Bou- Accessories, Railway Materials..

wen—(A.B.A.M), Bldg. Contractors Wireless Goods, etc.—Cable Ad:

Akiz; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s,.

Aanneming Mu, v/h Firma H. F. Mosse, Tybo and Galland

Boersma, N. V. Nederlandsche Arima 4 Co., Ltd., H., Importers of

(N.E.D.A.M.) Building Materials; Tea and Rub-

N.V. Agentuur en Gommissiehadel ber Chests, Textile Goods, etc., Ex-

M/R6hrman—Sociteitstraat 17; Ca- porters of General Produce—Cable

ble Ad : Rohrman ; Codes : Bentley’s Ads: Arima and Arhiko; Codes:

Complete A.B.C. 5th aind 6th and Bentley’s

Edn. HeadPhrase

Office:andTanah

A.B.C.Abang

6th

West B8, Batavia-Centrum BANKS

Algemeene Ned. Ind. Electeiciteit Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Head

Mu, N. V., Electric Power Co., Office Taipeh, Formosa, Sourabaya.

serving Java and Borneo. Importers Branch; Cable Ad : Taiwangink

of Electrical Accessories—Cable Ad: Chartered Bank of India Australia &

Energon; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and China, The—Head Office: London;.

6th, Tybo, Bentley, Masse, Galland Sourabaya Branch — Cable Ad;

& Alpha ' Soothsayer

‘‘Amsterdam” N.V. Handelsvereenig- A. D. Trail, agent

ing, Producers of Sugar, Producers De Javasche Bank — Head Office:

and Exporters of Sisalfibre, Suma- Batavia, Sourabaya Agency; Cable-

tra Manila Fibre, Palm Oil, Ad : Delegatie

Tea, Tapioca, Rubber—Head Office :

Amsterdam; Cable Ad: Reineke.

Branch Offices: Sourabaya & Me- Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking-

dan; Cable Ad: Victoria; Codes: Corporation — Head Office: Hong;

Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Kong; Cable Ad: Nerbudda

Private H. R. Hemsted, agent

Amsterdam Kantoor voor Indische Koloniale Bank—Head Office: Amster-

Zaken, Importers of Electrical Ap- dam; Eastern Head Office: Soura-

pliances, Agricultural Machinery, baya; Cable Ad: Dutchman

Motors, Engine and Boiler Room E. H. van Veen, haed agent

 SOURABAYA C307

.Mercantile Bank of India, etc. Sou- j Biedermann & Co., W. Handels'ven-

N'dOTSCHAP, General Importers —

rabaya Branch Cable Ad: Biedennann: Code:

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-M AATSOVAPPIJ, and PrivateA.B.C. 5tli and Qth, Bentley’s, Mosse

N. Y.—Head Office : Amsterdam;

Eastern Head Office: Batavia; Sou- Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Gen-

rabaya Branch; Cable Ad: Trading eral Importers, Exporters of Coffee,

Nederlandsch-IndischeEScomEtoMaat- duce-Cable Sisal-fibre, Citronella-oil and Pro-

schappij N.V.—Head Office: Bata- Bentley’s, Acme; Ad . Borsumy; Codes :

via; Sourabaya Branch; Gable Ad: Oriental, Volley’s,

Escompto A.B.C. 6th and Private. Head

Office: The Hague Sourabaya Office:

F. H. Pino, agent Societeitstr. 1-3

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Brandon, Mesritz & Co., General

N.V.—Head Office: Amsterdam; Head Importers — Cable Ad: Mesritz;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Office for Asia, Batavia; Sourabaya Private

Branch; Cable Ad: Handelbank

W. A. Jonckheer, manager

Brocades & Italie, N. V., Importers

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The— ofVoorstraat Drugs and Chemicals—Chineesche

No. 17

Head Office, Yokohama, Sourabaya

Branch Burns Philp & Co., Ltd., Importers

and Exporters Of Coffee and General

Becker & Co., N.V. Maatschappij, Produce — Cable Ad : Burphil;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

t.v.d.z. van, Importers of Building

Materials, Machinery, Leather, Butteweg & Go., N.V., Estab. 1880,

tools, etc.—Cable Ad : Beckerco; Importers of Leather and Leather

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Goods — Cable Ad : Butteweg;

Mosse Codes: A.B.C 5th, Bentley's and

N. V. Behn, Meyer & Go., Handel- Private

Mu, General Importers — Telephs. China Underwriters, Ltd., Life

N1124, 1125 and 1126; Cable Ad:

Behnmeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Fire, Accident, Marine, Motor-car and

General Insurance—Head Office: Hong-

7th, Bentley’s, Acme, Mosse and kong

Private Agents—Ross

Director—H. J. L. Bartels-Troje Heerenstraat;Taylor & Co.,Roscot

Cable Ad: Ltd.—

Agents—E. Gunther

Import Dept. Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab.

F. O. Hunaeus 1875),

H. Liebisch J. Breukel Ladles’Silk Merchants, Drapers,

Dressmakers—23, Pasar and

Be-

H.

W. J. K. Miller Ph. H.

His tow F. Dimpker M. Su tori us sar; Teleph. 312z; Cable Ad : Cho-

W. Goehtz A. J. I. Augustyn tirmall ; Codes: Private. Head

Office: Hyderabad (Sind.), India.

Ford Dept. — Telephs. 211,-223; Central Office: Singapore. Bran-

Cable Ad : Behnmeyer ches : Batavia, Saigon, Cholon,

H. M. P. Wennubst, manager Hong Kong, Canton and Kobe

Ant. H. de Bruine

K. T. W. Melchior

H. G. E. Shrbder Dekker Hissink & Co., N.V., Handel

G. Xuhn Mu v/h, Importers of Asbestos,

Iron and Steel Paints and Var-

Branches—Den Pasar (Bali) nishes, etc.—Cable Ad : Hisdekker;

H. J, Seeman Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

U308 SOUKABAYA

l>OKBELMAN, LOUIS, N. V., HaNDEL MlJ, Fiat Import Company, N.V., Import-

Importers of Tobacco, Mineral ers of “Fiat” Cars and Trucks and

waters, Electrical Accessories etc. - Spare Parts — Cable Ad: Fiat;.

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

C. 5th Acme

Dokp is Co., G.C. T. van, N.V. Boek- Firestone Banden en Rubber Mu.

voor Ned. Indie N.V., Importers

handel AND Dbukkeeij v/h, Import-

ers of Paper, Books and Office ofJacobson Tyres and Rubber Goods—c/o

van den Berg & Co.

Appliances—Cable Ad: Vandorp ;

Code: A.B.C. 6th

Fiesseman’s Import Mu., Importers

Du Croo and Brauns N.V., Vereento- of Leather, Toilet Articles, Textiles,.

de Machinefabrieken, Importers of Ropes and Yarns—Cable Ad : Fim

Brass and Copper, Iron and Steel, Fraser, Eaton & Co., Exporters of

and Railway Materials—Cable Ad : Coffee, Sugar, Rubber, Tobacco, Tea,

Ducrobra; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Tin and Second

GeneralPhrase,

Produce — Codes

Mentley’s Acme, A.B.C.:

Dunlop & Co., E., General Importers 5th and 6th, Mercuur and Tybo

—Cable Ad : Dunlopco ; Codes : G. J. D. R. Cruden

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s W. F. Loudon I P. Lawrence

H. Miesegaes | N. M. McLean

Ed. P. Itallie, Importers of Packing

Material—Cable Ad : Kerkopharm; Frese & Hogeweg, Accountants—

Codes : A B.C. 6th Cable Ad: Controle; and at Bata-

via, Semarang, Bandoeng, Medan

Edgar & Go’s. Handel Mu, Ltd.— and Amsterdam

Exporters of Rubber, Coffee, Hides Th. A. Dyrbye, jr.

and Skins—Cable Ad: Edgarco; P. Kooi

i Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Fuchs and Rens, N.V., Mu. T.v.d.z.

Acme v/h. Importers of Automobiles and

Trucks — Cable Ad: Fuchsrens;

Ellinger & Co., Importers of Chemi- Codes: A.B.G. 5th, Bentley’s and

cals, Patent Medicines, Perfumes & Acme

Soap Perfumes—Cable Ad: Essence;

Code: Bentley’s FtiHRi A Co.', E., Bokk-Steen

sET-DRUkKF.RU, Importers ofandPaper

On -

and Office

Erdmann & Sielcken, ‘ Exporters of Fuhri; Code : A.B.C. 6th Appliances—Cable Ad:

Java Sugar and General Produce

from Dutch East Indies—Cable Ad : Gompen & Go’s. Handel Mu, Import-

Visurgis; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, and 6th ers of Cigars, Dyes, Hardware, etc,

Editions, Bentley’s Complete Phrase.

Bentley’s Second, Acme, Scott’s 10th —Cable Ad: Gompen; Codes:

' Edn. A.B.C. 5th and 6th, and Private

. Hongkong Office: 8a, Des Voeux

Road C., National Bank Bldg. : Goodyear Tyres and Rubber Co., Ltd.,.

Cable Ad : Erdmasugar The, Importers of Motor Tyres and

, Shanghai Office: 410, Szeehuen j Belting

.Road, Laidlaw Bldg. ; .Cable Ad: • Codes: .—A.B.G. Cable Ad : Goodyear;

6th, Bentley’s and

Javasugar Private

‘'Kuropa-Azie” N.V. Handel Mu., : Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Importers

Importers of Textiles and Carpets ! of Cotton Goods — Cable Ad

,—Cable Ad: Euraz; Code: A.B.C. Gosho; Codes: Bentley’s and Pri-

5th vate

 SQUKABAYA a’309-

Gyselman and Sxeup, Brokers—Wil- Hengelosche Electrische and Mech

lemskad'e ; Teleph. N104 ; Cable Ad : anischf. Apparatenfacriek, Importers-

Simplon; Codes: A.B.C.. 5th and of Electrical Accessories and Agri

6th, Acme, Bentley’s and Private cultural Machinery — Cable Ad:

F. Th. Dekker Hissink, partner Heemaf: Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mer

B. F. Hunt, do. cuur 3rd, Western Union and Pri

vate

Hagemeyer & Co’s. Handel Mu.,

General Importers — Cable Ad:

Hagemeyer: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and “Impla” Import Mu. voor Pharma-

CEUTISCHE EN LaNDBOUWKUNDIQE

6th Artiken N.Y., Importers of Chemi-

cals and Drugs—Cable Ad : Impla:

N. V. Handel Mu. Fraser & Nf.ave— Code: A.B.C. 6th

Registered Office: 79, Bagong, Sou-

rabaya. Branch Factories at Soura- Internationale Cbediet en Handels

baya and Batavia-Centrum Vereeniging Rotterdam, General

•J. FT, Becker, mgr. (N.E.I.) Exporters—Cable Ad: Internatio

C. R. Von Holtz, branch mgr. (Products. Dept.); Codes: A.B.C.

(Souiabaya) 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Acme

J. Smart, branch mgr. (Batavia A. H. Zick, agent

• C.)

N.V. Handel Mu. Gestetner, Dupli- “Isamy’’ Indische Speciaal Agents-

cator Manufacturers—Heerenstr, 19; chappen Mu., N.V., Importers of

Teleph. N1322; Cable Ad : Gestetner. Chemicals a,nd Drugs, Photographic

Head Office for Java, Batavia C Articles, etc.—Cable Ad: Isamy:

F. de Laat, manager Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Begt-

ley’s, Carlowitz and Flosse

HaXDELSVEREENIGING TE jSOERABAIA

(Commercial Association of, Soura Italie, Firma Ed. P., Importers of

bayChairman—B.

a) FT. Oudraad Electrical Goods, Paper and Office

Secretary—Drs. H. J, Yredendaa! Appliances—Cable Ad : Tverkbp

liarm: Codes: A.B.C. 6th’ '

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New Jaissle &' Co., Otto, Importers of

York (American Asiatic Under- Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Gold

writers, Ltd., Managers for the and Silver Ware, Silver-plated

Orient); Cable Ad: Burt Goods,;. Fountain, Pens and Pencils

Burt Myrtle & Co., general man- and Novelties — Gebouw Simpang

agers and general agents Jaissle; Codes: Bentley’s, Mosse.

Harmsen Verwey & Co., General Im Head Office: Batavia

vorfers—Cable Ad: Hapege; Codes:

A.B.C. / fith and 6th, Bentley’s, “Java” Handelsvereniging, General

Mercuur and and Private Importers—Cable Ad : Crescendo ;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, and

Hellendoorn, N.V., Technische Bu Mercuur 2nd

Reau, Importers of Electrical Mach- .Hva- Sumatra Handel Maaischappu,

inery and Accessories, Agribultufal N.V., Exporters of General Produce

Machinery, Engines and Boilers, —Cable Ads: Bcxasover and Jasumy;

etc.—Cable Ad: Machine; Codes: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Beiitlcy’s A.B.C. 5th and Mercuur Private

Heimig Chemische Fabrieken, N.V., J. Korf, manager

Pharmaoeutische Import Mu., Im-

porters

mig; Codes:of Drugs—Cable Hei- Javasche

Ad : Bent-

A.B.C. 5th and

HoUtiiam, Vereenigde del

Myen, Exporters of Timber

ley’s G. H. Van Nie, agent

C310 SOURABAYA

J.oakin & Co., Handel Mij 'N.Y., Im- Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van Bouwmate-

porters of Provisions and Machin- , rialen N.V., Importers and Pro-

ery; Exporters of General Produce ducers of Building Materials—iNga-

—Cable Ad : Joiakim; Codes : Bent- gel 3; Teleph. Z848; Cable Ad:

ley’s, A.B.CJ nth artd 6th; Universal Ligtvoet

Trade and Private ' F. M. J. Burkhardt; manager

Kaufmann and Ehrenpreis, Handel ! My. Lindeteves-Stoevis, (Capital:

Mi.j. N.V., Ixnpprteis of :/Claspware, Fs. 10 000.000),: Importers of all kind

Hosiery Ladies’ & ’ GJenfs*' H’^shion, of Machinery, Building-materials.

Household ^vipplies, Toys, Sim Tools and Implements, Paints,

dries, etc.—Cable Ad: Ehrenpreis; Chemicals, Radio and, Motor-cars

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th, Bentley’s and Trucks. Manufacturers of

and Staudt and Hundius Steel . construction-work, Steel

Drums, Paints, etc.—Offices: Soera-

Kerkhoff & Co., N.V., Pharm. Han- baja, Semapang, Batavia, Medan,

delsafd. v/h, Importers of Chemi- Tegal, Chefibon, Djocja, Bandoeng,

Palembang, Padang, Makassar,

cals and Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc. Menado, Penang, Ipoh,, Amsterdam,

— Cable Ad: Kerkopharm; Codes: London, Uvew York—Cable Ad:

A.B.C. 6th Lindeteves; All Codes

Kian GwanHandel Mu, General Ex- Van per Linden, H.J., Ned. Ind.

porters and Importers—Head Office: Wapen and Ammunitiehandel N.Y.,

Semarang; Cable Ad : Kiangwan ; Importers of Fire Arms and Ammu-

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme & Supple- nition

ment and Bentley’s

N. Y. KoloniaLe Tabak Import Mu. Maintz Productenhandel N.V , Ex-

v/h. G. Klomp, Exporters of To- porters of General Produce—Cable

bacco—Head Office; Amsterdam; Ad: Produtrade; Codes: Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Tictam Amsterdam. Java cuur, VollersLiebers,

A.B.C. 6th Leviathan, Mer-

and Private

Office: Soerabaia; Cable Ad:

Reyem Soerabaia; Code: Mercuur Manson & Co., S.L., Importers of

Koler and Ankersmit, Importers of Bicycles and Accessories—Cable Ad :

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

Provisionsr—Cable Ad: Kolerank; and Bentley’s,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s

Kolff & Co.,N.V.,

Drukkeru G., Printers

Boekhanpel and Mauthe’s

and Im-

Agentschap, C. Jacobs, Im-

porters of Cutlery, Clocks, House-

porters of Paper, Office Appliances, hold Supplies and General—Cable

etc,—Cable Ad : Kolffoo ; Codes : Ad': Clockhouse; Codes A.B.C. 6th

A.B.C. and Bentley’s and Mosse

Krapp, F. W. Handelshuis N.V., Im- Mirandolle, Volte & Co,, N.V., Im-

porters of Household Supplies, Tex- porters

Bags,

of Fertilizers and Gunny

Exporters of General Pro-

tile Goods, etc.—Cable Ad : Krapp ; duce and Hides and Skins—Cable

Code: A.B.C. 5th Ad : Mataram; Codes : Bentley 2nd

and Complete. Acme and! Private

Y an Lelyveld & Co., Importers of

Tea and Rubber Chests, Machinery,

Railway Materials, etc.—Cable Ad: Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd , Gen-

Stutveld, Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent- eral sal ;

Importers—Cable Ad : Iwasaki-

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

ley’s and Western Union and Bentley’s

 SOURABAYA C31T

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import- Orenstein and Koppel, N.V., Fabrie-

ers of Tea and Rubber Chests, Glass ken van Spoorweg Materiaal v/h.

Importers of Railway Materials and

Ware and Cotton Goods, Exporters Locomotives for Industrial Purposes

of General Produce—Cable Ad: —' Cable Ad: Koppelrail; Codes :

Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bent- A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s

ley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Marconi and Broomhall, Mosse and Private

Private

Oud Pzn & Co., Wed.

MUNAUT & Co., SoERABAISCHK WaPEN EN of Provisions and Beverages—Cable G., Importers

Ammunitiehandel, Importers of Ad: Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and

Fire Arms and Ammunition Mercuur

Naessens & Co., W., Importers of H. E. Oving Jr.’s Ijzer En Staal

Pianos, Gramophones and Music Handel N.Y., Importers of Cement,

Iron and Steel Railway Materials

Ned. Ind. Gas Mu, 'N.V., Importers poses, and Locomotives for Industrial Pur-

of Gasplamt Accessories, Gas Mach- Tubes Iron and ‘Steel Piper and

for Gas and Waterworks—

inery and . Apparatus, Electrical I Cable Ad:

Accessories and Apparatus, Engines, 5th and 6th, Oving; Codes: A.B.C.

Bentley’e and Private

etc. — Cable Ad: (for Gasplant)

Gasfabriek, (for Electric Plant) “Patria” N.Y. Handel Mu, General

Electron Importers — Cable Ad : Tolly ;

Ned. Indisphe Landbouw Mu, Ex- Codes: Bentley’s

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

porters and Growers of General

Produce—Cable Ads : Landbouw for Pitcairn Syme & Co., N. V. H. Mij.,

SoUrabaya Office and Bouwland for General Merchants, Shipping and

Batavia Office ; Code : Bentley’s Insurance — Cable Ad: Pitcairn;

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and

Nestle and Anglo Swiss Condensed 6th, etc.

Milk Co., Importers of Condensed

Milk, Chocolates, etc.—Cable Ad: Rathkamp & Co., N.Y.,' Chemjicalien-

Nestanglo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and handel, Importers of Chemicals and

Drugs —- Cable Ad: • Rathkamp •

Bentley’s Code: A.B.C. 5th

Nieuwe Soekabaia Courant, News- Regnault’s, P.A., N.V., Paint, Ink

paper and Tin Factories. Factories at

Sourabaya, Batavia and Senxavang.

Nippon Menkwa K. K., Importers of Manufacturers of all Kinds of Paint,

Cement, Cordages Yams, etc. — Spraying Paint, Nitro Cellelose,

Cable Ad: Menkwa; Codes: A.B.C. Lacquers, Varnishes, Importers of

Chemicals, Dye-stuffs and. Explo-

5th and ©th, Bentley’s, Schofield’s 1 sives—Cable

and Private Ad: Regnault; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private

Director—P. A. Regmault (Hol-

Oliefabriek Ngagel N.V., Exporters land)

of Cattle, Fodder, Oils and Fats— Head Manager for D.E.I. — Th. M.

Cable Ad: Olvado; Codes: A.B.C. van Driel (Sourabaya)

5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging

‘Oost-Indie” Handels vereeniging, N.V., General Importers and Ex-

General Importers — Cable Ad: porters — Cable Ad: Rosmarin;

Toewan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s

and Bentley’s and Private

C312 SOUEABAYA

Rkmf.dios Bkos., Produce and. General I Smulders, Frans, Utrechtsche Mac-

Merchants, Importers hinfabriek o.d., Importers of Agri-

ters, Commission Agents,andLatest

Expor-

No- cultural Machinery, etc. — Cable

velties and Groceries—Hotel Sarkies and Ad: Frasmu; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Building Embong Malang Street; Mercuur

Cable Ad : Remedies

R. Remedios, manager Societa Commissionaria di EspoRta-

zione e di Importazione, General

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Agents for Importers — Cable Ad: Socita;

Plantation, Shipping and Insur- Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

ance Companies—Cable

Codr<;: A.B.C. 5th and Ad:6th,. Roscpt;

Broom- Private

halls, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and SoERABAIASCII H ANPET.SBLAD, N. V., Daily

Birch wood Newspaper — hisar Besar, Soerabaia;

Cable Ad: 1 landel.sblad

'Rotterdam” Internationale Cr.ediet

bn fclanelsverkejsJOING, N.V., Gen- Steenkolen Handel Mij, Ned. Ind.,

Importers—Cable Ad : Tnternatio ;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s Importers of Coal and Coke—Cable

Ad: Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

A. I. and Acme Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scotts

Ruhaak & Co., Mij. t.v.d.z., Import- Steinhardt, B. it F., General Import-

ers of .Building Materialsr/Che.mjcal, ers—Cable Ad: Steinhardt; Codes:

Dyes, Hardware, Paint, Railway Bentley’s, Mosse and Private

Material, etc.—Cable Ad: Ruhaak;

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’^ Stibbe’s, B. G., Export Mij. N.Y.,

Buys Handelsve«i,enioing voor Indie, stibbe; Genera! Importers—Cable Ad: Ber-

I*nporters of Stationery and Office ley’s andCodes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

Western Union

A pp 1 i ances—Cabl e Ad: N i r i b and ;

Code:. A.B.C. 6th N.V., W.J. Stokvis Koninkluke

San Liem Kongsie, N.Y. Handel Mij., Fabriek van Mktaalwerken (Neu-

Ind. Afdeeling), Importers

Exporters of Timber—Cable Ad: tary Earthenware,

San liem; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and ances, Metals, etc.—' ElectricofAppli-

Sani-

6th, Bentley’s, and Uni versa! Lum Cable Ad:

her Wisa; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 0th

and Bentley’s

Sanders Birnie, N.V. Mij, tot Ex- Van Stork Gebr. & Co., N.V., Agent-

PtOITATIE VAN HET TeCHNISCH BlIREAtJ, schaf voor Machinehandel, Imporf-

Importers of Metals, Agricultural

Implements, Dynamos and "Motors, ers of Machinery-—Cable Ad : Stork;

etc.—Cable Ad: Sandebirni ; Code: Codes: Mercuur and Western Union

Bentley’s Sun :Life Assurance Company of

Scrlieper, Carl, Importers of Build- 813; Canada^—Teleph. Zuid 820 and Zuid

ing Materials, Electrical Acces- Cable Ad: Sunbeam

sories, Hardware, etc.—'Cable Ad: Oscar Stern, branch manager

Schiieper : Cbdes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent- Union Insurance Society of. Canton,

ley’s, Carlowitz and Engineering Ltd.—Cable Ad : Unionist

Code E. 0. Hudson, acting branch nigr.

E. Hoppmann', agetft R. R Ross, asst.

SlMPANGSCHE ApOTHEEK, LTD., Estab. N.V., L.E. Tels & Co.’s, Handel Mij.

1855, Importers of Chemicals and General Importers — Cable Ad:

Drugs—Cable Ad : , Simpaugapc t-

heek : /Codes : A.B.C., Bentfey’s and THotels;

T

nion andCodes:

PrivateBentley’s "Western

Mereu ur

 SOUKABAYA-LfeEMARANG G3J3

Velodrome, N.V., Importers of Auto- Wehst & Co./ Geo., Gelieral Import-

mobiles and Motor Trucks—Cable —'Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C

Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur

Bentley’s General and Acme

Vraao and Aanbod (JST.V. Het Techn. Wilding & Co., General Importers—

Bureau), Importers, General Goods Parade Straat 21; Teleph. Noord

and Machinery—Aloon Aloon Tjon- 119: Cable Ad: Wildingco; Codes:

tong 58; Telephs. Z4586, Zl 144, Acme, Bentley’s Complete Phrase-

Z1183 and Z1575; Cable Ad: elec- and Second and Oriental 3 letter

tro; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bent- J T. H. Reerink, manager

ley’s and Rudolf Mosse

Wattie

Handel&Mxj,Co.,Estate

Ltd., Agents—Cab!-'

J.A., N.V., AVingen, N. Van, Importers

Kunsthandel, N.V. Fotografie

of Cheen

Ad: Wavito; Codes: Broomhalls micals, Radio and Photographic

(Rubber Edition), Bentley’s, A.B.C. Articles. — Cable Ad: Vanwingen ,

6th and Acme Code: A.B.C. 6th

SEMARANG

Semarang, the capital of the “Provincie” Midden Java is situated in 110“ 25' E.

Longtitude

Europeans. and

29,7806° L.foreign

Latitude. The population

Orientals, and 175,418ofnatives;

Semarangtotalnumbered

217,775. inThe1930city12,577

may

be divided in two parts, the old part situated near the coast consisting principally of a

native population, and a district a little higher up inhabited, piostly by

whilst there is also an attractive suburb called Tjandi situated bh the hills about 500Europeans,

feet abovewhich

Bodjong sea level, whichstreet

is the main lies some two miles

running to the.

through the South of the

town are the town.

Courts Situated

of Justice,in

various Government Offices and the principal European shops.

The port of Semarang is an open roadstead, but as flue weather usually prevails,

loading is only interrupted on a very few days in the year.

Railway facilities are good and extend tp Sourabaya, Batavia and Soerakarta from

whence they

railways thelink up withdistricts;

the main line the through the Island. There are also, light

Semarangtoalso up country

possesses an up-to-datewhilst

aerodrome.main motor roads are remarkably good

DTK ECTOHY

Airline Cq. (Koninklijke Xederlandsch China & Southern Bank Ltd., The (ot

Indische Luchtvaart Maatschappy) Kananginko) Opgericht 1920. Hoof-

Aerodrome Simongan dkantoor te Taihoku (Taiwan).

Autohandel Ada N. V. Droste’s Kapitaal Yen 2,500,000, volgestort

Yen 1,875,000,

Semarang, SingaporeAgentschappen

en Canton—Gangte-

Autohandel Fiat Import Co. Tengah No. 42; Cable Ad: Kananginko

I. Arifuku, agent

BANKS

CharteredBank of India, Aust. & China Cultuur Mu. Der Vorstenlanden N.V

H. A. A. C. Reyners, agent

—Office: Djoernatan

 0314 SEMAHANG

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Acme,

McNeill & Co., agents Mosse and Private

H- Menzel, manager

N.Handels-vereeniging

V. Internationale“ Rotterdam Crediet-en W. Siirig, signs per pro.

Cable Ad: Internatio Semarang W. Ristow, assist.

P. F. Zimmerman, agent Handelsvennootschap v/h Biedermann

W.A.Folkers.

C. Broesesubst.

van agent

Groenou, signs p. p. & Co., Wine Merchants

D. G. van der

H. L. Dinget, ^leer, do.

do. Boelen & Meursinge, Doctors-at-law—

J. Prins, do. Hoogendorpstraat

H. J. Boelen 12; Teleph. 1720

J. van Alphen, do. J. A. Meursinge

W. N. B. Verdoold, do. J. G. van't Oever

Javasche Bank (Java-Bank)—Cable

Ad: Delegatie; Codes: Bentley’s N. V. Borneo Sumatra Handel Maat-

Complete Phrase & Peterson Int. scHappij—Cable Ad: Borsumy

Code 3rd edn. Head Office: Batavia M.Lloyd’s

Albert, Agency

agent

E. H. Ter Bruggen Hugenholtz,

agent

P. W. Best, sub-agent Burt, Myrtle & Co., Semarang—General

Importers—Cable

A. Wilding, manager Ad: Myrtle

Ned.B.Ind. Escompto

Koetsier, agent My.

C. J. A. Andriessen, signs per pro. Butterworth & Co., General Brokers —

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N. Y. Semarang/Sourabaya

J. L. Bigot, agent Constructie-werkplasts “de Arbeid”

Nederlandsche

N.V. (Netherlands Handel -Maatschappij,

Trading Society)

A. M. Peek, agent G. C. T. van Dorp & Co., Booksellers,

Printers, Publishers and Stationers

Spaarbank te Semarang (Stichting A. Erdmann & Sielcken—Exporters of Java

F.1853, Inleg - kapitaal

5,637,469.33 and Reservesperperult.ult. 1938:

1928: Sugar and General Produce

F. F. C. Ziegfeld, signs per pro.

F. 743,635.45)

Firma Hoppenstedt, G.

jDe N.V. De Bataaesche Petroleum-V y., Fuchs & Rens

Handelszaken, Producers and re-

tailers ofSm.all 838,

Telephs. mineral oil products—

858, 878, 898; Cable J. van Gorkom & Co.

edn.H. J. M. A. Lagaay, agent5th and 6th Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York

Ad : Petreux; Codes A.B.C.

Th. C. Ouwehand, signs per pro. (American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.,

A. Buyse, do. Managers

Myrtle for the Orient)—Cable Ad:

Agencies Burt

Anglo

AsiaticSaxon Petroleum

Petroleum Co. Co., Ltd, andMyrtle

general

Co., general managers

Ned. Ind.. Tank Stoomboot My, The Harmsen, Yerwey & Co., General Import-

Hague

Flintkote ers—Sourabaya, Semarang, Cheribon

Co., Ltd. and General Advisory and Batavia

Colas Company Hotel Centraal

N. Y. Bern Meyer & Co., Handel- Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

M aatschappij, General Importers —

Heerenstraat

yer; Telephs. 39/41;

Sg. 233Cable

andAd:235;Behnme-

Codes: “Java,” Handelsvereeniging

 SEMARANG C315

Java-China-Japan-Lijn — Cable Ad : Oosx - Java Stojmtram Maatschappij

Chinalijn N. V., Tramway Company—van der

K. van den Boogaard, a.gent Entweg; Cable Ad : Trambond

H. B. Sjapel, general manager

Java Ien Boe Kongsie, Printing Office,; Pitcairn, Syme & Co. — Samarang; also-

Booksellers, Stationers and Importers “at Batavia and Sourabaya. Head Offices:

—Gang Pinggir Street 68, Samarang, Eer, Bolton Co., ,London and Glasgow.

Java; Telepb. 185; C^ble Ad: Java- Branches: Ker i. Cp., Manila, Jloilo,.

ienbop.j, Codft:. Be^tl^y’s , Aaroii

Oebu and lS

Sik Ee, dieec.tqr; , D: Davao.

VVeld's Sons, .AgentsBostonin .iT.B.A.:

N.Y. YeREENIGDiS JaVASCHE HdUTHAADEL 'S E MA it A NO - C H E RI BON STd6MTRAM - MaAT-

■ M;\ AT^bHAPprj'iS} ■ schappij N. V., Railway Company—van

Keaasesz Mixer At-Water Factory o ..der Entwegj'Cable Ad: Trambond

)!>i ,H. B. Stapel, general manager

KoxINH I.V KEpA K ET VA A RT M a A TSCH Aptf.) . JSkMARANG - JOANA >STQO»U«jAM - M.iAT-

N. V. Koloniale Peikoleum Ysxkoop tSCHAPPU, ,N. V., Railway Qp^pany—

Mu.—Cable Ad ; ■ Kopevema . vajp,

bond dex Entweg; Cable, ' , Ad:,,. .Tram- , ,

,J. P. Berxidge II. B. Stapel, general manager

My.10,000,00!)),

Lindrteves-Stokvis (Capital: Fs.

Importers of all Kinds of ,< SeMARANGSCH* ' StbdttBOdT-KX PliATJWEN -

Machinery,

ware, Iron Building

& Steel, Materials,

Tubes, Hard- i-iYEER,

Bicyelds,

NiV.

• - J. G-Ypenenbos, du-exltor .

Chemicals, Msotor-car's,- Trucks, et c.—^ ‘ J. van Kuik, - d(A

Offices: Batavia, Semarang, Sderabaja,' SEMARANGSCiVe

Medan, Makassar, Bandpen^,,, . Tegal, i 'Caesar Yfidie,; mAfiagifig:director ADMlNISTR’ATiE Ml.!,1

Cheribon,’Htbc|a,

Menado, Ipoh, Palemljang, London,

Amsterdam,' Padang, .

New York—Cable Ad: Lindeteves; all Sekajoedal Stoomtr am-M aLvischa PPI.t

N.Y., Railway Company—van der

Codes Entweg; Cable Ad: Trambond

Maintz H. B. Stapel, general manager

tigd tePorductenhandel,

Amsterdam)—Bijkantoor N.V. (Geves-

H. J. Horn, agent , 5 . y .t .jS.opiKTf

^. 'bi Commission

fMPORTAZiONE—Piecea kia D’Esportazione

Goods and

Masman & Stroink, Booksellers Sundries, Teleph. 272; P. O. Box 43;

CableandAd:Private,

edn. Socita, Hnad Codes 'OA.ffice:

B. C.Milan

6th

Mirandolle, Voute Oh. M illernii!

, ' , v. Beyereri;tG - agent

C. R.C. W.

Verwey, representative

van Duinen, agent (estates s \V. Goldberg, signs per pro.

’ M.dept.)

Dudok; van .Heel, signs

" jper pro; f

Tels & Gp,’s. L. • E. Handel Mt.i.

Y. Nederl. iNO. ’SpoObWEG Maats- de Visser Smits

N.CHAPPIJ

Van OLDENBdfcGH, ’wan1 Vlilt, Vosmaer

“Nederland,”^'T6dMy;XART ^fAAT.scHAPPji & van . E.wijk, Solicitors -

P. W.H. van

Lewis, agent ' : signs

Niqgwenhuyzen, V p.p., Wehry & Co., Geo.

Agencies W. J. Ebeling Konmg, agent

■ Pacific JaPa-Bengfel Line WELLENSTEIN, KRAUSE ' ’' -Ldiy& CP.

Silver Java Pacific Line

Java-New York:Line Valkenburw & Co., Tobacco Merchants

Handelsvereeniging

(Gevestigd “Odst Indie,” N.V.te | N.obiles—..Head

teSoerabaia,

Amsterdam)—Kantoren Y. Velodrome,Qffice: Importers of Autom-

Soprabaya. _ Br-

Amsterdam, Semarang, Che-

rilxm, Batavia, Padang, Makassar, Bandoeng, Makiisser, arid1Medan;Djocja,

anches ' kt Semafarig, Batavia,

Menado Ad: Velodrome; All cbdes • ' Cable

 PADANG

Padang, the capital of the WestCoast of Sumatra, is situated 100 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. E.

longitude and 59 min. 30 sec. S. latitude. The population, numbered 51,976 of whom 2,624

(1,313 males, 1,309 female) Europeans, 40,694 (23,084 male, 17,610 female) Natives, 7,212

(3,945 male, 3,259 female) Chinese, 1,456 (753 male, 703 female) other foreign Orientals

according to Census, 7th of October, 1930. Padang has a splendid natural harbour, the

“Emmahaven,” with up to-date wharfage facilities. The place is an important marfeet

for Import and Export articles. The produce of the West Coast, such as coffee, copra,

cassia-vera, rattan, gum damar, rubber, hides, nutmegs, mace, cloves, etc., are shipped

to the different ports of the world. The beautiful highlands, with the centre Fort de

Kock, offer plenty of opportunities for walking and motoring trips amidst most

gorgeous scenery. Padang is one of the healthiest places on the Coast, land and sea

breezes contributing materially to lower the temperature. Owing to the absence of

monsoons no division of the year into a dry and a wet season can be made, the rainfall

being more or less equally divided over the whole year. However June and July are

considered to be the dry period.

Padang is now linked up with Medan-Deli on the North East coast by an excellent

motor road which passes through a great variety of primeval and beautiful scenery.

Comfortable hotels and rest houses are distributed along this 850 kilometer length of

road, so that the journey is warranted free from hardship.

Within short, Padang will be an aerial port so that tourists will be enatbled to

enjoy a birds-eye view of this richly verdured tropical island. Padang has two good

hotels and a Rotary Club.

DIRECTORY

Municipality H AN DELSVEKEENIGING

Mayor—Dr. W. M. Ouwerkerk, ll.d. (Commercial Association)

Secretary—Dr. S. Blankstein, ll.d. Chairman—R. B. Meyer

Treasurer—J. M. van der Wal Members of the Board—A. Nagel and

Director N. F. Spier van Zwicht

C.E. of Public Works—J. F. Kipperman, Secretary—M, H. Bruyn

Director of Electric

Service—B. Light and Power

van der Weerdt

Veterinary Surgeon—A. H. P- van der Kamek

te van Koophandel

Padang (Chamber of enCommerce

Nijverheid

and

Put, VET. B. Industry, Padang)

President—A. Nagel

Kamkr van Koophandel En Vice-do. —M. Passer

Members—R. B. Meyer, F. F.

Nyverheid Anema and J. A. Voothuis

(Chamber of Commerce and Industries) Secretary—M. H. Bruyn

Chairman—A. Nagel

Vice-President—M. Passer

Members—R. B. Meyer, J. A. Voor- BANKS

thuis and F. F. Anema Chartered Bank oe India, Aus.

Secretary—M. H. Bruyn Javasche Bank, agents

 PADANG G317

J atasche Bank J Ayencit*

R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, manager j| Samarangsche

Lloyds, LondonZee- & Brand Ass. My.

Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Mxj., | Oost-Indische NederlandscheZee-

Lloyd Brand Ass. My.

n. v. Brand

H. H. van Delden, manager

C. J. Limpers, assist, manager i Royal Insurance Co.My. “Mercurius”

Verzekering

ueensland

.I.L.L.M.Y.Insurance Co„ Ld

Borneo-Sttsiatra H an del-M a atschappv, Ophir-Estates of the Koloniale Bank

Importers and Exporters West-Sumatra

Cultuur My. Rubber and Kottie

De Sumatra Bode, Printers and Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Goenoeng

Publishers Cultuur My. “Danam

“Talamau”Gadang”, Poly-

Malayan)— (daily papers, Dutch and Cultuur My.

phonwerke A. G. Berlin

Dunlop Rubber

Nippon Co. (Far East), Ld.

Yusen Kaisha

Handelmaatschappij E. Dunlop & Co.

N.V., Foodstuffs and Beverages —

Cable Ad: Dunlopco Passer, k Zonen, M., Importers

Handelmaatschappy Guentzel & Schu- M. Passer, partner

macher, Importers and Exporters —

Cable Ad: Guentzel; Codes A. R. C. 5th Societa Commission aria di Esportazione

and 6th, Bentley’s, Acme, Private e di Importazione v/h Societa Commis-

Handelsvereeniging “ Cost —Indie sion aria Orientale, General Importers

N.V., General Importers Cable”

Ad : Toewan Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

H. van Gelder, manager Standvac

Hoppenstedt, G., Importers

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- Tels k Co.’s Handel My. L. E., Importers

Yereeniging

and Exporters“Rotterdam,” Importers N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaat-

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij schappy, Importers and Exporters

F. F. Anema, head manager

—Telephs. Padang 187, 189 and A. H. van der Fiji, mgr., import

Emmahaven 6; Cable Ad: Paket- R. J. Veth, manager, export

vaart; Codes: A.B.C 5th and 6th Managing- Directors oj

edns. and Private

Nederlandsch-Indische Portland Ce-

TjEVISON.'H., Exporter of Colonial Produce ment My.

and General Importer — Cable Ad: Mynbouw My. Barisan

Levison Agencies

Lindetevis-Stokvis, Importers Ocean Steamship Co.

Nederl.

China Stoomv.Steam

Mutual My. “Nav.

Oceaan

Co., Ld.

Maatschappy

Import andVoorExportHandel— &Cable

Industrie,

Ad: Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.

Industrie Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Palatine Insurance k Co.. Ld.

Assurantie My. “Veritas”

“Union” Assurance Co.

My. t. v. d. z. Van Houten Steffan

Import

—Padang, andSumatra;

Export Teleph.

Weaving27; Plant,

Cable Levensverzekering

Ad: Steffan: Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, “Fatum” Ongevallcn Verzekeringmy-

A.B.C.

W. J.6thHanekuyk,

edn. and director

Private

D. J. Gramer, proxy Wehry & Co., Geo., Importers

 MACASSAR'

Macassar, the,capital of the “gouvernement” Celebes and Dependencies, is situated

119° 24'84,855,

about E. longitude

of whomand 5°5,200

8' S.were

latitude.

Europeans, The population numbered

(51,665 natives,' 18;WOinChiOese

the end arid'50d

of •5038'-

foreign Orientals. These figures do not include the floating population of native

coolies working ip thu docks, ’ hi i •

placeAshas the principal centre ofa@trade

great importance in the port.

a transit north-easternThere part*

is anofoldthewharf

Archipeylugo,

510 metres :t^

long (the Wrlhelminakade),

new concrete ■ custom-houses

quay about i,4WwithmetresTn length (the and-Tuliangkade);

godowns for whete

generalIfiihuse and a

steamkhip

companies have their-own waterfront, godowns and offices. The Southern’Ohd ! qf the

waterfrontandiswaMidfrsesl’

quarters connected byA breakwater

a highway,2,tdO several metreskilometres long/ frith

long protects' thfe’'buhiiiess

the harbour from

rough seas. Macassar has bfeen closed as a free port shice. Aarguht,

is nicely built. A fine thoroughfare, lined with tamprind trees,,trav.erses thp principal ,1906. The town

part, wheretothelarge

both' sides Grovernment Housesquares^the

grass-covered and other public buildings and

Koningspleiu are situated,

fiiqrhplein. and , leads:

A busi-on

ness centre consists of Passar Street,- Wilhelqnnakade and Julianakade. The pleasan-

test living quarters

colonnades give the arc;General

impression van;t)aalen iniweg.and^Hospitaailwegj wh.erethe^qusgs with •

settlement

marshy, cqypred the natives

with,nave madeof^hd-

rice-fields

a town

their villages.

{gaippongs.

south®!

The Europe. Af-hund

ThesurrOilnditig

mountains, country

European

with theis Peak low andOf

Bonthain

are in the distance,

not covered by the afford,a

fogs thatfine,risespectacle,

from theespecially in the evenirig, when

plains. Beautiful~Sunsets are totheybe

seen every night from'the Harbourmaster’s landing-stage. - hnqm! ,.i > :;

The city,of

assar,president. Macdssar

The Council M' a dminfistered

has 17 affairs, by a

membersgroupLdxAria'tfte Municipal

(10 of Eurbpcan public Council with

origin, sahitary a Burgomaster

5’ Xativesseftiefi

of Macas-

and 2 Chinese). Technical arfe

managed,

Municipal, undef

publictheworks

supervisitin of the MunicipalGeineentewerken).

(Ingenieur-Oifeeteuk’ Council, by an Engineer

The Difedfhrgasof

municipal

>

plant is managed by a Director j(Dft ecteur Het Gerrleente-Gasfabriek)

supervision of the Gasworjss, Comuiitfee, nominated by the Municipal Council. The under 'the-

electric lighting plapt.is.in the, h^u-ds of the Ned. In’dische Gas-Maatschappy.

The harbour (Government property),has been constructed at a go^tofiabout tv^elye

million guilders

Bijktano) (£l_,30O,QOO)

with the EngineerandHarbour-Director

is administered by a Harbour

(Directeur jderBoard

Haven)(Cominissie

as President, van

under the supervision of thfi Depafttpent of Public Wor|:s

shipping affairs afe managed in collaboration with the Harbobfrifaktet, and pilots ar^ at Batavia. , Marine and

compulsory. h,:

 MACASSAR C31!)

DIRECTORY

BANKS Groskamp, W.R., Exporters of Hides

De Javasche Bank—(Head Office: Ba- I and Coffee—Cable Ad : Remelius;

tavia) Macassar Agency—Cable Ad : Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. and

Delegatie Western. Union

Internationale Crediet-en Handel-

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking svereeniging “ Rotterdam,” Gen-

Corporation (Head Office: Hong- eral Importers and Exporters^—Cable

kong; Headquarters for Netherlands Ad : Internatio; Codes : Bentley’s

East Indies : Batavia)—Cable Ad : Complete Phrase, A.B.C. 6th and Acme

in Netherlands East Indies: Jacobson van den Berg & Co., Expor-

Nerbudda ters and General Importers—Cable

Agents—De Javasche Bank Ad: Austroberg and Jacoberg;

Codes: A.B.C. and 6th, Acme and

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij Bentley’s

N.Y. (Netherlands Trading Society)

—Head Office: Amsterdam; Eastern Ledeboer & Co., W. B., Importers

Head Office: Batavia; Macassar and

Branch, Cable Ad: Trading cassar.Exporters—Head Office : Ma-

Branches: Menado and

Gorontalo (Correspondencies of

Nederlandsch Netherlands Trading Society);

Maatschappij -N.Y.

Indische Escompto

(Netherlands In- Cable Ad: Ledeboer; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Simplex Standard,

dia Discount Bank)—Head Office: Bentley’s and Acme

Batavia; Macassar Branch, Cable

Ad : Escompto Linde (Van der) and Teves en R.S.

Stokvis en Zonen, Ltd., Ned. Ind.

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Mu. t.v.d.z.. Importers of Automo-

N.V.—Head Office : Amsterdam. biles, Building Materials, Chemi-

Macassar Branch (Celebes, D.E.I.) cals and Machinery—Cable Ad:

Lindeteves; Codes: All Standard

and Private

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Im- Maintz’ Propuctenhandel, N.V., Ex-

porters of Automobiles, Provisions, porters of Alcohol and General Pro-

Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and duce — Cable Ad: Produtrade;

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs, Cement, Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th, Lie-

etc.—Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: ber’s, Mercuur, Private and Vollers

Benttley’s, Acme, Yoller’s and Pri-

vate Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd., Gen-

eral Importers and Exporters -—

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V., Ex- Cable Ad : Stephens; Codes : Bent-

porters of General Produce—Cable ley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Ad: Catzco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Western Union

General and Acme Agents for:

Chartered Bank of India, Austra-

lia and China

Celebes Motor Company, importers of Blue Funnel Line

Mortor Cars and Accessories—Head Lloyd’s London

Office Hoogepad 25, Macassar; Cable Union Insurance Society of Can-

Ad: Cemoco. Branches at Menado ton, Ltd.

and Gorontalo And Other Principal Insur-

A. E. 0. Braun, manager ance Companies

0320 MACASSAR

Mibandolle Youte & Co., Importers Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Build-

of Fertilisers, Exporters of Genera) ing Materials, Electrical Acces-

Produce—Cable Ad: Mataram; sbries, Hardware and Metals—Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s Ad: Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and 6th, Bentley’s Carlowitz and

Mohrmann & Co., J.* N.V. Handels- Engineering Code

verekniging

Piecegoods, Voorheen,

Provisions,Importers

Iron andof Schmid and Jeandel, Compagnie Com-

Steel, and Hardware, Sundries etc. ; merciaie, Exporters of: Gums,

Coffee, Hides, Mother of Pearl,

Exporters of Copra, Maize, Coffee, Timber, etc.—Cable Ad: Sohmi-

Gum Copal & Dahiar, etc. : Ship- darm; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme,

ping and Insurance Agents—Cable Western Union, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Ad: Mohrmann; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Liebers

and 6th, Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse.

Boe, Duo, General Imp. and Private ‘'$elebf,s” N.V. Agentupr en Commis-

siEhandel, Importers of Provisions,

N\V. Moeuksche Handels . Yexoots- Bicycles, Building Materials and

CHAP, General Importers and Ex- Yarns, etc.—Cable Ad: Agentuui;;

porters — Cable Ad : Moiuksche : Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s ley’s and ■ Universal Trade

and Acme

Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,

Ned. Ind. Gas Mu. N.Y., Importers dores Importers of Coal and Coke; Steve-

of Gas Machinery and Apparatus— Owners; Salvage Contractors and

Cable Ads: GaSfabriek (for Gas Tugs andof Lighter Harbour and Seagoing

Company—Cable

plants) and Election (for Electric Ad: Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Plai/ts) Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scott’s

Oei iSeeuwen & Co., Exporters of N. V. Tels & Co.’s Handelmaat-

Coffee, Shells and Pearls, etc.— schappij, General Importers—Gable

Cable Ad: Copal: Codes: A.B.C

5th and 6th, Acme, Rudolf Mosse Ad: Letels; Codes: Bentley’s,

Acme; and Western

and Bentley’s

Veth’s r Handeemaatscbappij N.V.,

Reiss & Co., HANDELSVEREExiGiko Gebr.,' Importers of Provisions,

v/f, Importers of Provisions, Win- Cement, Paints and Varnishes, Tex-

tiles, Yarns, etc., Exporters of

dow Glass, Tobacco and Office Coffee, Kapoc, Kapocseeds, Hides,

Appliances; Exporters of General

Produce — Cable Ad: Rosmarin ; Skins, Rattan, (Shells, etc.—Cable

Ad: Veth; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and 6th, Bentlfey’s and Acme

Private

Samahangsohe Zee and Brand Assu- Wehry & Co., George, Importers of

Bicycles, Provisions, Building Mate-

kantik Mu. Bykan'Toor Insurance rials and Photographic Articles—

—1, Passerstraat; Teleph. 57; P.O. Gable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C.

Box 38; Cable Ad: Samarangscha 5tih and 6,th, Bentley’s, Moss©

Assurantie; Code: Bentley’s Western Union and Private

 MANADO-THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C32E

MANADO

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im- Mohrmann & Co., Handelsvereenig-

porters of Automobiles, Provisions, ing N.V., Importers of Dry-goods,

Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and Provisions, Tobacco, Hardware, etc.

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs etc.—

Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: Bent- —Cable Ad : Mohrmanm; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s and

ley’s, Acme, Yoller’s and Private Mosse

Handels and Cultuur Compagnie Moluksche Handels Yennootschap,

“INoord Celebes” N.V., Exporters Importers of: Automobiles, Provi-

of Copra—Cable Ad : Marnmlstein ; sions, Ammunition, Textiles etc.,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Exporters of : Produce—Cable Ad:

Bentley’s Moluksche; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Lederoer & Oo., W.B., General Im- 6th and Bentley’s

porters, Provision Merchants and

General Exports—Cable Ad: Lede-

boer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th. Nederlandsche Cultuur en Handels-

maatschappu, General Importers—

Bentley’s Acme and Simplex Cable Ad: Necumy; Codes: A.B.C.

Liem Oei Tiong & Co.’s Handel Mu 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

N.V., Importers of Provisions,

Asbestos Sheets, Cement, Cigars, Reiss & Co. Importers—Cable

Handelsvereeniging

etc. — Cable Ad: (Liemoei tiong: v/h, General Ad:

Rosmarin; Codes r A.B.C. 5th and

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and 6th Bentley’s and Private

Bentley’s

THE EAST COAST OE SUMATRA

This part.of the East Coast of the Island of Sumatra is situated between the

Government of Acbeen and its Dependencies in the. riorth, the Straits of Malacca in

south,east,andIndragiri

the (a part ofoftheSumatra’s

the Residency ResidencyWestof Riou.w

Coast andandits ofDepgndpnpjes)

1 apanoeli inin the the ,

west. Itisincludes

Governor, ruled by aa body

numberknownof States, each of which,

as the “Inlandsche under consisting

Zelfbestuur’, control ofof thethe

Sultan, and bis “Rijksgrooten”. The country is administered by a Governor, 6

Assistant-Residents, 19 Controllers (inch Gezaghebbers) and 3i Assistant-Controllers. :

Justice

Tandjung is dispensed by theTinggi

Balei, Tebing Court ofandJustice at Medan,

Bengkalis, the the Landraadof Medan,of Bindjev

Residenfciegerechten Medan,-.

Bindjei, Tandjoeng Balei and Bengkalis, the Magistrates,

native Courts'or Karapatan. The staple industry of the country the Landgerechten,

is agriculture,andand, by

this being dependent upon imported labour (mostly Javanese), the labour ques-

tion is carefully

people properly, guarded

provide by a special

them with The ordinances.

medical 'The

attendance employer

and food must

when house-

sick, • his

and

monthly

great payments

attention in arerecent

the compulsory.

past, resultingquestion

in a newof indentured

Coolie labour

Ordinance has received

which calls

for

forcea employed

progressiveby decline

estates. inAtthetheproportion

end of 1934,of96.38%

contractof the

coolies

labourto was

the free.

total labour

The East Coast of Sumatra has an area of 36,101 square

according to the 1930 census, of 1.693,200, which includes 11,079 Europeans, miles and a population,

192,822

Chinese, 18,904 other foreign orientals (mostly British Indian) and

Atjeh and Dependencies an area of 21,448 square miles and a population of 1,002,000. 1,470,395 natives;

Cl l

C322 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

The European taxable population is estimated at 25 per cent, less than in 1:>30,

and

320,000 the labour force on estates

The retrogarde at 167,892

movement coolies,haswhereas

howevers ceased itandwasmore

formerly

cooliesasarehigh

beingas

brought from Java than are being sent back. It is of interest to record that the

gradual abolition of the penal clauses in the agreements of indentured labourers has

worked

the totalsmoothly, and freeare labourers

force. Estates no longer now amount

reducing theirtoEuropean

more thanstaffs,95 per

and cent,

in someof

cases young assistants are.being brought out from Europe.

The supremacy of the Dutch Government is based upon political treaties with each

offarthe Princes,tointhewhose

as relates handsofisthe

infliction leftdeath

the jurisdiction

penalty and overbanishment,

their own subjects

and theexcept

disposalso

ofruling

land prince

or landed property. Land contracts with Europeans, while

and the concessionaire, are subject to the approval of the Governor. made between the

Mining contracts require the approval of the Governor-General of the Netherland-

Indies. duties

customs In all the

and States the Dutch

the ordinary Government

revenues. Land has boughtcollected

revenue, the rightbytoGovernment

collect the

officials, is at the disposal of the native rulers and his chiefs. The best known of

the States is Deli, where tobacco planting was first introduced,

the whole of the East Coast province is sometimes designated. Deli, Langkat, Serdang and by which name

and other tobacco-growing districts, are celebrated throughout the world for their

fine silky

being tobacco

at once lightleaf, which and

in weight is specially

elastic andsuited

strong for inthetexture.

outside Next

wrappers of cigars,

to tobacco, the

cultivation of rubber (Hevea Jirasiliensis) was developed though it has been con-

siderably restricted in recent years. There are also important plantations of tea,

palm-oil and hemp.

Very important, also, is the export of fish from Hagan Si Api Api—to Singapore

and Java. to There

Bengkalis is alsoThea considerable

Singapore. production ofexportpaddy, ofthoughtimberconsiderable,

from the falls

islandsshortnearof

the demand by many thousand bags, which are mostly imported from British India

and the Straits Settlements. An important oil industry exists in the north of the

district

Petroleumof Pangkalan

Maatschappij. Brandon.AlmostTheallproduction

necessariesis ofinlivethehave

handsto beof imported,

the Bataafsche

and a

brisk trade between Java, the Straits Settlements, Europe and the East Coast is

the consequence. *

Medan (Deli), the residence of the principal civil and military offichxls, is a pleasant

little

provided town, laid out

with schools in modern style,

and hospitals. and administered by a Municipality. It is well

—the Javabank. the Chartered Bank ofInIndia,

the town five European

Australia and China, banking corporations

the Nederlandsche

Handels Maatschappij, the Nederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank, the Nederlandsch-

Indisch Escompto Maatschappij—have their branches,

bank. There are two hotels (Hotel de Boer and Grand Hotel), a Social Club and there is also one Chinese

(Witte

Societeit), Deli Yacht Club, Racing, Golf and Tennis clubs; also numerous houses of

Business, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Malay, Bombay and Tamil shops, etc.

The port of Belawan Deli, at the mouth of the Belawan River, is in communication

with

giving Medan by road and railway,

also communication the lines ofPoera

whichandextend a long Brandan

distance upwithcountry,

Radja (Atcheen) and to thevia southTandjoeng

via Tebing Tinggi, Pangkalan

with Tandjoeng Koeta

Balei (Asahan),

Koeta Penang and, via Pematang Siantar, to the west with Sibolga, Fort de Koek,

Padang, Korintji. Improvements and extensions to the road

out by degrees. Other important ports are those of Pangkalan Brandan, Tandjoeng system are being carried

Poera, Tandjoeng Balei, Bengkalis, Bagan Si Api Api and Laboean Bilik and Pakan-

baroe.

Brastagi and There are Wireless

Prapat, the formerStations at Medan,

nearly 5,000 feet above Bengkalis

the seaandlevelBagan

and theSi latter

Api Api. on

the shores of the Toba Lake

bathing and riding may be enjoyed. are popular holiday resorts with modern hotels where golf,

 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C323

DIRECTORY

Governor’s Office—Medan Controller—G. E. Bloem

Resident of the East of Sumatra—J. V Afdeeling Bengkalis (Bengkalis)

Bouwes Bavinck Assist. Resident—Dr. H. D. von

Assistant Resident—B. J. Coster Meyenfelt

Controller—P. A. Ranting Controller—

Officer of the General Treasury—J. K. a. Onderafdeeling Bengkalis,

C. Fehr (Bengkalis)

Administrative Depts. of the Govt, Under the Asst. Resdt.

Controller—J. P. de ofPutter

theUepartment

of East Coast of Sumatra Onderafdeeling Siak (Siak Sri

I. Afdeeling Deli en Serdang, (Medan) Indrapoera)

Assist. Resident^-J. Allaart jCoptroller—M. van den Brink

a. Onderafdeeling Beneden Deli (Medan) c. Onderafdeeling Bagen Siapiapi

Controller, Medan—J. M. J. Morsink (Bagan Siapiapi)

b. Onderafdeeling Bovan Deli (Arnhemia) ConiToller—J. F. M. van der Linden

Geo. Gesaghebber: J. G. Benders

c. Pakam)

Onderafdeeling Serdang (Loeboek

Controller—J. Gerritsen Inspectie van Financien Medan

d. (Tebing

Onderafdeeling Inspecteur van Financien le kl.,

Tinggi) Padang en Bedagei Hoofd der Inspectie—H. F. Beek-

kerk van Ruth

Controller—J. J. 0. H. van Waarden- Tnspeeteuts van Financien—>C. M. F.

bury Braakman, A. W. H. Bussink, J. J.

II. Afdeeling Langkat (Bindjei) M. B rocker

Assists. Resident-—F. Treinbuch Adjunct-Inspecteur van Financien—1

a. Directly

Onderafdeeling Beneden Resident

under the Assistant Langkat W. F. Bruins Slot.

Controller (with residence Pangkalan Controleur voor de Belastingen—J. F.

Brandan) L. J. Tissing Enkoroma Coffie voor de Belast-

Adjunct-Controletirs

b. Onderafdeelrng Bo ven Langkat (Bindjei) ingen—R. R. D. S. Koopmans

III. Afdeeling Asaban, (Tandjoeng Balei) Stadnitski, P. E. van Dijk

Assist. Resident—W, J. Muller Belastingambtenaftr 3e kia.sse- -G. vtal,

Controller—T. Treensma Kriegenbergh, Raden Kanafiah

a. Onderafdeeling Asahan (Tandjoeng Commiezen voor de Be last in gen—C.G.

Balei) under the Assist., Resident of the W. Milaiv Mej. L.'vKrij'gsman, G.

department F. A. Drieasen, Lim Lian Pqj, F. B.

b. Roekoe)

Onderafdeeling Batoe Bara, (Laboehan A. Enkoroma (lolTie, L. G. van Don

Klerken vbor 1 de , Belastingep—Nico

Kasido.Cassianus, F. E, von Mauw,

Controller—J. J. Menke

c. Onderafdeeling Laboehan Batoe Djanan, Alip, Osinansjah,' Salomp

(Rantau Prapat) Tampoebolpn, S jar if Kasoetion,1

Controller—J. I. Tpijker Parlaoengan, Cdhstahtijn Hoeta

IV Afdeeling Simeloengoen en de pea. Tan Som

Hasiboean, Koei, Marzoeki,

Achmad Adenoen, Loeat

Wal-

Karolanden, Pematang Siantar ter Sitoiiipddi', Abdul Kahar

Assist Resident—G. W. Meinderma Belastingdebiteur^nad^riimatratie-

a. Onderafdeeling Simeloengoen, kantoor

( Pematang Siantar)

Under the Ass. Res. of the Department Schatkistambtetiaar :le blhsseR. B.

Controller—J. Dijk van den Berg

b. Onderafdeeling Karolanden, Klerken—Amansjah, Mohamad Ja-

(Kaban Djahe) coeb, Paringgonah Sdregar

*G1I

0824 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

Ambtenaren van den dienst der Native Courts

Belaslingen geplaatst te: , Medan and Bindjei

Medan—Mohamad Djoezat (Commies Second P'irst President—Dr. A. M. Meijer

voor de Belastingen) President—Dr. H. Kraak

Pematang Siantar—W. J. Beringer Tandjong Balei

(Adjunct-Controleur voor de Belast- President—Dr. K. Fauser

ingen) Pematang Siantar

Tandjong Balei—H. 1ST. Vissor (Com- President—A. Dirkzwager

mies voor de Belastingen)

Bengkalis — W. A. Gh. B. Paehlig President—Jhr.Kota Radja

Dr. W. C. van den Bran-

(Adjunct-Controleur voor de Be- deler.

lastingen) Langsa

Koetaradja—J. W. Abels (Belastin- President—Jhr. Dr. W. C. van der

garabtenaar 2de klasse) Brandeler

Langsa—S. M. van Dissel (Commies Bagan Api-Api

voor de Belastingen)

Sibolga — F. Hereman (Belasting- Magistrate—J. Selat

C. C. Haar

Pandjang

ambtenaar 3de klasse) Magistrate—J. P. de Putter

Tandjong Pinang—Ch. F. A. Meule-

mans (Belastingambtenaar 3de Magistrate—J. DijkIndrapoera

Siak Sri

klasse) Rokan (Pasir Pengarajan)

Rengat—L. Kalff (Belastingambtenaar Magistrate—A. J. M. W. van den Berg

3de klasse) Kampar Kiri (Pakan Baroe)

Treasury Magistrate—H. J. G. Dorenbosch

Treasurer—Arinta, J. A. Elsbory Bengkalis

Magistrate

Auction Department , Police

Superintendent—The fd. Governor Chief Police Officer

Netherlands India Opium & Salt CULTUURRAAD

Monopoly—Med an

Inspector—J. P. A. Koopmans President—The Resident

Secretary—-C. Nicolai

Medical Department Hoofd-Ingenieur

Waterstaat—Ir. G.van den Localen

A. L. Statius-Muller

Civil Medical Officer—J. C. A. (Jltee Inspecteurs van den Localen Water-

Military Department staat—Ir. J. G. Frowein en Ir. G.

Commander—Jhr. W. Boreel E. Bekkering

Harbour Department Municipality

Belawan Harbour Medan

Directeur—R. van Yperen Burgomaster—G. Pitlo

Harbourmaster—K. Boeve Secretary—S. Blankstein

Asst. Harbourmaster—B. Jongste Surveyor—W. van der Vegt

Pangkalan Brandon Harbour Director of Public Works, Building and

Harbourmaster—I. R. van Dam HousingofInspection—Ir.

Director W. vanHospital

the Municipality Ommen

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Bijmolt

Asahan Harbour Labour Inspection

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(Medan)

High Court (Raad van Justitie)

te Medan Administration of Finances of the

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Members—Drs. W. G. Joustra and A- Director—J. Allaart (assist, resident)

M. Meijer Administrator—B. G. Groeneveld

Griffier-Dr. A. Holle Secretary—J. G. van Essel

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Onnes N. V.—19. 21 23 25, Huttenbach- EimerS, Drs. J. D. Erheis, Ir.

straat,

Cable Ad:Medan;

Onnes; Telenhs. A.B.C.

101 and

5th 121; A. J. Ente, W. J. H. Eradus,

6th edns., MercuurCodes: and

3rd edn., Lieber’s, C. L. H. van Erkom, A. Faubel,

Ir. C. P. M. Frijlinck, J. A. H.

Broomhall’s, Bentley’s Giezen, J. C. D. Groot, H. Har-

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Medan der Kaay, G. Kerkhof, G. Keu-

Mi M. Fenton, manager ter, F. J. Klein, Th, H. F. Kok,

J. J. Knaud, H. G. Kolkman,

M, Kwadijk, O. M. Lammerts

TST.eren

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Baroe, Sumatra East Coast. Also at Meyer, Dr. J. A. Middendorp,

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A. A. Luyt, manager A. Sanderus, W. Schouten, W.

C. J. Sierhuis, J, C. Simonis,

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Railway Co.)—Medan Deli; Teleph. chants, Lloyd’s Agents and Estate

32; Cable Ad: Delispoor, Medan; Agents—Juliana Fluis, Medan; Tel.

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van Kempen Calicut, Colombo, Medan, Montreal,

Director—Mr.

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Secretary — M. W. H. Werker J. McQueen, manager (on leave)

(Amsterdam) W. Thomson, acting manager

Local Directors—J. H. Bitters, Dr. Estates Department

H. Kolkman and G. Pitlo G. T. Thompson

Ir. A. Baron van Styrum, gen. mgr. : A.W. Bruce

Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels, asst. gen. K. Munro (on| leave)

S. McClure

manager H. L. GllcSndinning

Ir. A. H. van Assen, supt. (way i Finance and Accounts Department

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Ir. R. Everwijn, loco. supt. T. C. Shedden ! C. G. Malcolm

•T.Ir.J.A.Kok,

Klein,chief

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Dunlop * Co., E., Import Merchants C. Eikens

Ch. van Dongen, manager Import Department

R. Geels F. A, Moes

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 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Named in Honour of Philip II, King of Spain

rosaryThe Philippineislands Islands have naturebeen picturesquely described bosom

as ‘a magnificent

Pacific.’of glowing

The archipelago that is boufided hasthe

on hung about

north andthewestheaving

by the China ofSea,theonwarm the

east by

Area the Pacific

is 115.000 squareOcean,

miles,andwhile

on thethesouth

land byandtheseaCelebes and Suluwithin

area embraced Seas. theThetreaty

land

boundaries is 833,000 square miles, which is greater than the land and water area of

Oreat

and 22Britain

North and Ireland.and The

Latitude, fromPhilippines

East totoWest extend from117North to South between 5

or approximately 1200 miles from North South,between

and 700 miles andfrom

127 EasttoLongitude,

East West.

Area and Population

thanThe the total

statesarea

of Newof the

York,Philippine

New Jersey, Islands is 114,400 square

Pennsylvania miles. This

and Delaware is larger

put together.

The Philippine Archipelago is composed of 7,083 islands, of which 2,441 are named

And

more4,642

than are

1,000not. There

miles.are4,903;

squareNegros, 11 important

Luzon islands,

has an4,500;

area each ofsquare

of 40,814 whichmiles;

has anMindanao

area of

38,012; Samar, 5,124; Palawan, Panay, 4,448; Mindoro, 3,794; Leyte

2,799; Cebu, 1,695; Bohol, 1,534; and Masbate, 1,255.

The Archipelago is divided into three great groups of islands designated as

Luzon,

Bataan,the Yisayas,Bulacan,

Batangas, and Mindanao. Luzon includes

Cagayan, Camarines Norte,theCamarines

provincesSur,of Cavite,

Abra, Albay,

Ilocos

Norte,

Nueva Ilocos

Vizcaya, Sur, Isabela,

Pampanga, Laguna,

Pangasinan, La Union,

Rizal, Mountain

Sorsogon, Province,

Tarlac, Nueva

Tayabas Ecija,

and

^Zambales, and the island-provinces of Batanes, Marinduque, Masbate and Mindoro.

The

and second

Iloilo, on group,

the the

island of Visayas,

Panay; is made

Occidental up of

Negrosthe provinces

and Orientalof Antique,

Negros, onCapiz

the

island ofandNegros;

Samar and theTheindividual island-provinces of made

Bohol,upCebu, Leyte, Romblon,

Agusan, Bukidnon, Cotabato, Davao, Lanao, Misamis, Surigao, Zamboanga, and ofa

Palawan third group, Mindanao, is of the provinces

•cluster of islands forming the province of Sulu.

Uy According

1935 totalto had

thedescent, the last Philippine Census in 1918about the population

Britishwassubjects

10,314,310,

(600butof

European theexceeded 13,000,000

rest Indians), 8000 including

Americans, 42001200Spaniards, 80,000 Chinese,

20,000

race andJapanese

over 91and per 3800

cent other foreign nationals.

are Christians (mainly Roman The Filipinos

Catholics).are chiefly of Malay

About

pagans. half the remainder are Mohammedans (in the south) and the other half

Physical Features and Climate

The coastline includes

Plain, manyValleys

fertile coastal plains. Central

Added to theseof are the and

Central

AgusantheandCagayan

Cotabatoand Bicol

Valleys of Mindanao. of Luzon;

Mostthe of the largePlain

islands Panay;

are crossed the

by

well-defined ranges, running, as a rule, in a north and

south-eastern Mindanao, is the highest peak, with an altitude of 9,610 feet. south direction; Mount Apo, in

The part of the archipelago north of the islands of

within the typhoon area and violent storms are of frequent occurrence during the Mindanao and Sulu comes

irainy season July to September inclusive.

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

The climate in the lowlands is tropical, but compared witli most other tropical

countries

temperateitclimates.

is neitherAtunhealthful

certain seasons nor unpleasantly

of the year humidityhot, evenintothepeople horn inmakes-

atmosphere the

the heat trying, but the thermometer seldom registers

monly experienced in: New York, Washington, or Tokyo in the height of summer. the temperatures not uncom-

Moreover

not coincide.Hie period'

The lihts ofand

extreme heat occurs

dry season and extreme humidity,;

in the greater partipbfithe

the Philippines,

islands during do

the period March to May, while the heavy rains fall

Speaking in general the heat in most parts of the islands is never extreme, and sun-between June and September.

stroke is so rare as to be almost unheard of. Due to the fact that the islands are con-

stantly

altitudesfanned by refreshing

the climate Ife temperate,sea breezes,

and atthetimes nights are pleasantly

wintry. At the cool. mountain In theresort

higherof

Baguio, 150 miles north of Manila, log

of most homesides during the greater part of the year. fires are to be found burning in the living rooms

The northern part of the archipelago lies within

storms which usually have their origin in the Pacific, east of the Philippines not the typhoon area, and violent

infrequently

warning sweepapproach

over the aislands leavinginvariably

destructionpublished

in theirby wake. Timely

Bureau ofof Manila,

the so thatofevery typhoon

possibleis precaution may be taken theto Weather

prevent

unnecessary loss of life and destruction of property.

The islands are at times-subject to great seismic and volcanic activity. Of ,the

active volcanoes,

symmetrical shape,Mayon,

which isinanthe province

almost perfect of Albay, is noteworthy becauseforth of its

destructive eruption on several occasions withincone.recentThisyears.

volcanoDuringhas broken

the eruptionin

of 1900 lava flowed from its crater to the sea, a distance of nearly ten miles. In January,

1911, Taalburst

Manila, Volcano, on witha important

small

titanicisland in the middle of loss

LakeofTaal, 40 miles south ofa

dozen villages.forthOther violence,

activecausing

volcanoes greatare Canlaon life inand annihilating

Negros, Apo in

Mindanao, Glaro Babuan on a small island north of Luzon, and Catarman on the

island

smoke between two rocks. In the following year it underwent violent eruption,of

of Camiguin. This volcano made its first appearance iri 1856 as a column

attended by earthquakes, and by 1860 it had attained an elevation of 700 feet. In

nearly all the islands of the archipelago extinct volcanoes exist.

Health

The Bureau of Health is the Government branch in charge of enforcing measures

and promulgating rules and

health and for the maintenance of general regulation for thesanitary

promotionconditions.

and protection of public

Its jurisdiction

extends to all the cities, towns and barrios of the Islands.

been noticeable general health improvement all over the archipelago during the past Due to its work, there has

two decades and the people of the Philippines are beginning to realize the advantages

of a well-organized and nation-wide system of sanitation. The old attitude of distrust

towards

all their sanitary rules in promoting

energies toward the countrythehasgospel disappeared;

of clean theandpeople

healthyto-day living.areHospitals

exerting

are fast increasing throughout the Islands, and every day they are gaining ground in

the estimation

among of theispeople.

the hospitals In Manila,

thethePhilippine the largest

General Hospital. andThere

one ofarethe10 most up-to-date

hospitals in the

city of Manila and 21in provinces. Activities related

are looked after by the Bureau of Public Welfare. The Board of Pharmaceutical to child welfare in general

Examiners and

drug-stores, Inspectorsandhassimilar

dispensaries the immediate supervision

establishments, bothandprivate

controland of allpublic,

pharmacies,

in the

Philippines

be lower than the death rate in New York or Chicago. This may be accounted for,to-

The death rate among the European and American residents of Manila is said

however,

the byuntil

the fact

theythathavea majority of suchage,residents dp almost

not establish themselves

returnas toina

theirislands

more temperate homeland reached

as theyadult approachandthethey declining invariably

years. Moreover,

rule, only theforphysically

out careers themselvesfit overseas.

venture to Idealleave their

healthown country

resorts are forfound

the purpose of carving

in the highlands,

such as Baguio in the Mountain Province, (5000 feet above

in the vicinity of Lake Lanao, in Mindanao. The medicinal qualities of the waters of sea level), and the settlements

Sibul

mineralSprings,

springs,LosareBaflos,

knownKlondyke’s

to be of great(on value.

the Benguet) road, and many other hot or

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D3

History

In his discovered

-ofcountry,

Spain, trip around the world, Ferdinand onMagellan, a Portuguese, in the service

colonized itthein Philippine

1565, whenIslands Legaspi, March

the first16th,Governor

1521. Spain,of the claiming

Philippines, the,

founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu. The city of Manila was founded on

June 24th, 1571.

The early

between the civil history of the Philippines

and ecclesiastical is a led

authorities record of continual

to internal trouble.while

contentions, Conflicts

both

InPortugal andDutch

1606 the the Netherlands

blockaded coveted

the portsthese

withrichfivepossessions

ships, whichandwere, harassed

however,the Spaniards.

destroyed

by the Spanish

piratical fleet. Attacks were alsothese

made was at different points by by Lipowerful Chinese

with 2,000fleets.

men landed The most at celebrated

Manila in of1574, but wasthedefeated invasion and driven Ma Hong,

out by whothe

Spaniards and natives, under the leadership of Juan de Salcedo. In 1762 the capital

was taken by the English, the private property of the

plunder on the condition of the payment of a ransom of £1,000,000, half of whichinhabitants being saved from

was paid in money and the other half in bills upon the Spanish Treasury. In the

meantime,

Spain, paymenthowever, of thepeace

balancehadof been concluded,notand

the indemnity beingtheinsisted

islandsupon. were restored to

The trade

galleon Filipinos were given

instituted therepresentation in the Spanish Cortes in The1810.portTheof

Manila was opened to the bycommerce Spanish

of theGovernment

world in 1830. ending Within the

1815.opening of the

Suez Canal in 1869, direct mail service with Spain was inaugurated and railroads'and

telegraphs were introduced into the Islands. Attempts to

were made in 1822, 1841, 1842, 1872 and 1896. On June 12th, 1897, Philippine Inde- throw off the Spanish yoke

pendence

Upon the was outbreak proclaimed in Cavite,

of hostilities and the

between the Philippine

United States flag and

was Spain

officiallyin unfurled.

1898, the

rInsurgents

■overthrew offered

esult that Spanish

while the to co-operate

Americans

authority

with

tooktheandtheformer.

throughout held theThecityofoffer

remainder

was accepted

oftheManila,

Island the

with the

Insurgents

of Luzon and

•established

modore Dewey sank the Spanish squadron in Manila Bay on May 1st, 1898. Com-

a government of their own with General Aguinaldo as Dictator. The

Philippine

providing forRepublic

the was ofestablished

cession on January to23rd, 1899. The Treatywasofratified

Paris,

by the Senate of the UnitedtheStatesPhilippine Islands 6th,

on February the1899.UnitedCivil States,

government was

established

inaugurated inon the Islands16th,on 1907.

October July On4th, August

1901. The 29th first1916Philippine

the Assembly

Philippine was

Organic

Act, commonly known as the Jones Law, came into force, establishing a system of

government

Executive which continued

was thetheGovernor-General, until November

appointed 15th

by the 1935.

PresidentUnder this

of him Act

the United the Chief

.and representing

Governor, also sovereign

appointed by the power of thewho,

President, United

in States.

addition toUnder

assuming was

the theStates

Vice-

functions

of the Governor-General during the latter’s absence, held the appointment of

Secretary of Public Instruction. There were six other executive departments, each

aunder

Housea Secretary. The legislative

of Representatives of 93 branch

members,consisted

mostlyofelected

a Senatebyofpopular 24 members and

franchise.

From the time of the enactment of the Jones Law there was a progressive increase of

Filipino participation in the administration, so that by 1935 very few American

Officials remained.

Government

On March 24th 1934 an Act of the Congress of the United States providing for

the complete

McDuffie Act) independence

came for of the Philippine

intotheforce. Under thisIslands

law the(commonly

Philippine called the Tydings-

.authorised to arrange drafting of a Constitution, which, after Legislature

approval by was the

President

people. of the

Thereafter United

an States,

election of was to

Officersbe

of submitted

the new to a

government plebiscite

was of betiteheld,

to Filipino

and,

upon proclamation by the President of the United States, they were to take over the

duties and tofunctions

States was continue ofuntil

theJulyexisting government.

4th following The sovereignty

the expiration of a periodof ofthetenUnited

yeafft

from the date of the inauguration of the new government.

D4 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

A Constitutional Convention

a Constitution, which in due course was wasappointed

approved and bybn theFebruary

President 8thof1935

the adopted’

United

States

when and accepted

Mr. Manuel by the was

Quezon people.elected

Elections were and

President, held Mr.

on September

Sergio Osmena17th Vice-

1935,

President of the Philippine Commonwealth. At the same time were chosen the 98

members of the unicameral National Assembly which was to replace the existing

bicameral Legislature. The inauguration of the Commonwealth Government took

place on November 15th 1935 by proclamation of the President of the United States.

Bill The Constitution

of Rights, settingprovides for a republican

forth certain fundamental formsafeguards

of government, and contains

of individual liberty^a

which show the influence of Anglo-Saxon ideas. The suffrage is accorded to all

literate

women if,malewithincitizens

twoover years21after

yearstheof adoption

age and provision is made fornotitslessextension

of the Constitution, than 300,-to

OQP women possessing the necessary qualifications shall vote affirmatively on the

question. Legislative power is vested in a National Assembly of not more than 120

members

the provinces(initially 98) toLanao

of Sulu, be chosen every threeTheyears,

and Cotabato. headsbyof the

popular electiondepartments

executive except in

are not members, but they may, either upon their own initiative or upon request by

the Assembly,

their departments. appearThe before and be heard

executive power byis that

vestedbody,

in aonPresident,

any matter pertaining

chosen by direct to

election for a term of six years, who may not be re-elected for the following term.

He hasthecontrol

with consentof ofallthetheCommission

departmentsonofAppointments

the administration of the and appoints

National their heads

Assembly. He

isandcommander-in-chief

pardons. of the armed forces and possesses the power to grant reprieves

The judicial power is vested in a Supreme Court composed of a Chief Justice and

ten Associate

judicial districts.Justices

During andtheinCommonwealth

Courts of Firstperiod Instance established

decisions in the various

of the Philippine courts-

are subject to review by the Supreme Court of the United States.

The Tydings-McDuffie Act provides that during the Commonwealth period all

citizens of the Philippine Islands shall owe allegiance to the United States and all

officers

During ofthethesamegovernment

period foreign shallaffairs

makeareanunder oath the

of allegiance to the United

direct supervision and controlStates.of

the Unitedexports

imports, States,andandimmigration

acts of the must National'Assembly

receive the approval relatingof tothecurrency,

Presidentcoinage^,

of the

United States. The President

High Commissioner, who has accessof the United States is represented

to all government records, and by may

a United

obtainStates

from

the Chief

Act Executive ofintervention

the Philippines any information whichin hetheshall request. The

the country under certain circumstances, and directs that he shall make an annual re-of

provides for the of the High Commissioner financial affairs

port, and any other reports which may be required, to the President and Congress

ofaccordance

the United with States.

the Act,Ocher duties

byto appoint

the and functions

President of the may beStates.

United delegated The toPhilippine

him, in

Government is empowered a Resident Commissioner

whd shall have a seat in the House Representatives of the United States with to the United States,

the

right of debate but without the right of voting.

The United States may, by Presidential proclamation, exercise the right to inter-

veneconstitution,

the for the preservation for ofthetheprotection

Government andproperty,

for its and

maintenance

individualas liberty,,

providedamd: in

for the discharge and of government obligationsof life,

under the constitution.

Education and Liteeacy

cipal Public

aim iseducation

to make in the

the Philippines

people sociallyisonproficient.

free, secularAsanda means

co-educational, and emphasir

the prin-

is placed upon the spread of literacy the basis of a commonto language—English.

this end,

The Bureau of Education maintains a complete system of public education. Public

elementary

for and high are

special education schools are distributed throughoutof the

maintained. Islands.in theInsular school*

is increasing every year and now exeedsTheoneenrolmentmillion. Privatestudents

schools, public schools

patterned after

the publicup schools,

sprung in the besides

Philippinesthe oldin Spanish schoolsThe

recent years. and enrolment

colleges which still survive,

in privat e schoolhav*and

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D5,

colleges is around 115,000. These schools ofier primary, intermediate, secondary,,

collegiate, technical

Department of Publicand vocation courses,

Instruction. Practicallyandallcome

theseunder

offer the supervision

instruction of the

in English,,

and even the old Spanish schools and colleges have English

tion. Upon graduating from the high schools, the students are admitted to higher as the medium of instruc-

institutions of learning, among which are the University of the Philippines,

established and maintained

de San JuanbydetheLatran, Philippine Government, the University of Santo

ofTomas, the Colegio

Manila. the National University, and the University

English and Spanish are both used as official languages and are widely spoken in

the Islands.

namely, There areVisayan,

the Tagalog, six established

Ilocano, Bicol,nativePangasinan

dialects withand some

Pampangan. printed literature,

Not including the various dialects of the Mohammedans

or of the Mountain tribes of Northern Luzon, or of various tribes of Pajans. of Mindanao and Sulu,

Agricult uee and Minerals

Cane Sugar is by far the most important product of the Islands. Extensive areas

ofLeyte,

caneandaremodern

under cultivation in Negros,

mills and refineries havePanay, Central Luzon,

been established, Cebu, years,

in recent Mindanao and

in thees

localities.

The Philippine

domestic agriculturalIslands is anforagricultural

products country.andTheapproximately

their livelihood, people depend88chiefly oh

per cent,

of the total exports of the Islands is made up of the produce of the farms. The soil

isallfertile

varieties of sedimentary deposits. The total area of cultivated lands in the Philip-in

to a degree, being for the most part volcanic-in origin and exceedingly rich

pines at the present time is estimated at 6,396,178 hectares, or 20 per cent, of the

entire area of the country.

widely Licecultivated

is the staplecrop. food-product

The areaofofdevoted

the inhabitants of the Islands.

to itshowever,

cultivation It istwo

isstillnearly theirmillion

most

hectares. Considerable quantities this cereal,

from French Indo-China. Through the efforts of the Bureau of Plant Industry local are imported, chiefly

farmers

selection are realizing

is given the advantages

due emphasis. Severalofirrigation

scientific systems

methodsareinnow ricecompleted,

farming. many Seed

more are in process of construction, and others are being projected. This is bound in

the near future

occurrence, atto the

andsections do away

same with make the ravages ofthedroughts, which

of twoare of periodical

year in the rice of thetime

archipelago.feasible growing

The extension of cultivated or three

areas crops

is also-a

receiving due attention from the Government and the local farmers.

Manilais produced

material, hemp, which the

fromfibre Philippines

the isleaf supplies to the world as first-class cordage

the Islands only. The alsostalks

usedofforthemaking

Abaca plant

binder thriving

twine, andextensively

from the oldin

disintegrated Manila ropes is made the well-known and much-used Manila paper. In

the Philippines,

making of baskets,Abaca fibre ismats

slippers, extensively

and otherusedarticles,

in thethe manufacture

fibre has ofbeen cloth.triedInwith

the

excellent results. Within the last few years a very important use for the fibre has

been found in the manufacture of hats.

Coconut palms are grown extensively and copra and vegetable oil constitute a

considerable source ofriver,

especially of Cagayan wealth.

and isTobacco

exportedis togrown

the successfully

United Statesin and the fertile

Spain valleys

in the

form of Cigars and leaf tobacco.

of Cagayan and Isabela in northern Luzon. The best and choicest class is raised in the provinces

Sugar-cane

noteworthy thrives

feature very well,growing

or sugar-cane principally in themanufacturing

andyears.

sugar island of Negros. isofthe The mostin

increase

the number of sugar centrals during recent The extension

area and the introduction of tractors and other farm machinery of good varieties, use the cultivated

of fertilizers and proper culture have largely brought about the increase in production.

Among the other crops with great agricultural possibilities are maguey, sisal, corn,

coffee, rubber, kapok,

an agricultural pursuitcacao,

is alsocassava, peanut, vegetables and fruits. Cattle-raising as-

very promising.

 D6 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Gold continues to be the

Its production has been increasing annually barometer of mining

until inactivities

1936 theintotal the output

Philippine Islands.

has reached

approximately

fourth greatest44,000,000 pesos. area

gold producing Thisunderproduction

the Unitedhas placed the Philippines

States flag. as the

In quarts mining,

the Benguet and Masbate districts have been consistent producers for a number of

years. At present the Benguet district produces about 95/,. of the total output of gold.

The three great

solidated, producingandmines

the Balatoc, the inItogon

ordermines,of theirallimportance

of which are are located

the Benguet Con-

in Benguec,

but about eight others are now in regular production.

No silver mining is done in the islands, but silver is produced as a by-product of

gold mining. Small quantity of platinum is also recovered in connection with placer

operations.

The native furnaces of Bulacan continue to be the only source of iron production.

Development

pushed to the ofpoint

the ofchromite depositsOther

production, in Camarines

metallic Sur and Sambales

deposits worthy ofareconsidei-ation

now being

of Surigao and Calambayanga Island; manganese of Ilocos Norte and Masbate; iron

are the copper of Mankayan and Suyoc; chromite of Zambales and Pangasinan; and

lead and zinc of Masbate and Marinduque.

Coal is being produced from Cebu, Mindanao and

in Cebu and another in Binangonan, Bizal, manufacture Portland cement for export Batan Two cement plants, one

and for domestic consumption Lime factories in Rizal, Tayabas and Iloilo produce

quick

is beingandcarried

slack lime

out inforthe

use Bondoc

in sugarpeninsula

refineries.andExploratory

other places.drilling Smallforquantity

petroleumof

bituminoue rock of Leyte is now being mined for

phosphatic rock are also being produced from the deposits of Capiz, Pangasinan, road construction. Guano and

Tayabas and other provinces.

Fokests

areaTimber

of about forests

65,476aresq.found in allor the57.21principal

miles, islands

per cent, of the

of the totalarchipelago,

area. Notcovering

less thanan

53,352 sq. miles are commercial forests. These forests contain some of the finest

timber in the world, especially for cabinet work. Many

family are used as substitute for mahogany and are sold in foreign markets as Philippinespecies of the Dipterocarp

mahogany.

and dyewoodMinor forest products such as rattan, oils, copal gum, tanbark, dyebark,

are abundant.

The Government owns more than 99 per cent, of all the standing timber of the

Philippines,

are not sold,andbuttheareBureau developed of Forestry

under a has control

license over them.

system. There are Theatpublic forests

present 107

ofsawmills, which are equipped with modern machinery fit to meet the big enterprise

the Islands.

Fisheries

comingFishing,

to theuntilfront.recently an undeveloped

Although commerical industry

fishing is inlargely

the Philippines,

in the hands is rapidly

of the

Japanese each year sees a greater investment of Filipino and American capital.

The waters along the extensive coasts of the islands

of food-fishes. Among those found hi commercial quantities are anchovies, sardines, teem with common varieties

silversides, mackerels, snappers, pampanos, tunas, sea-basses, mullets, milkfishes,

barracudas, porgies and parrotfishes. The local market is under-supplied and con-

siderable

sive use ofquantities

modern fishingof fishequipment

and fisheryandproducts methodsareofimported.

transportation With sothethat

moretheexten-

in-

terior

The commercial canning of fish is now an established industry in the islands.character.

towns can be supplied there will be a decrease in the imports of this Other

sea-products

and pearl-shells, foundtop-shell

in the and Philippine

widow shells.waters are shark-fins, sponges, trepang, pearls,

Manufactures and Industries

The Philippines

materials suchlimestone,

as Manilais a hemp,

prospective

copra,industrial

leaf field.lumber,

tobacco, The shells,

countrylumbang,nuts,

has availablecastorraw

beans, clay, bamboo, buntal, dye-woods and

of manufactures and industries. Manila and a few other cities are centres of thesecassava for the different lines

industrial

rice activities.

and lumber mills areHowever,

found insome of the nearest

localities big establishments

the sources ofsuchmaterials.

as sugar centrals,

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D7

The production of coconut oil constitutes one of the

The first modern coconut oil mill was built in 1911. The world-war gave an im- principal local industries.

petus to the industry, thereby placing coconut oil at the top of the list of Philippine

exports

The firstforsugar1919.central

Sugarinproduction, however,wasis established

the Philippines now the most in important

1940. Manyindustry.other

centrals

sugar and

sections improved

of the machinery

Islands. were

Consequently,then installed

after 1910in almost

a all the increase

considerable leading

in the sugar exports of the Islands was noted. Early in 1910 more than 30

insugar centrals

actual with a Manila

operation. total daily output

cigars andofcigarettes

over 20,000aretonstheof centrifugal

output of sugar were

Philippine

cigar factories. Aromatic cigarettes made from Virginian

or imported are now manufactured in the Philippines. The rope and hemp-braid leaf tobacco locally raised

factories

Within are yearly turning out finished products to the value of millions of pesos.

are morerecent

than years, ricemills,

460 rice milling has abecome

with maximuma principal

daily local industry.

capacity To-day

of 50,000 there

cavanes,

distributed throughout the archipelago.

deryAmong the local household

and hat-making. industries,

The output of themention

simple may be made

native looms,ofwhich

weaving, embroi-iii

are found

industry found an ever-widening local market. The most important of these asnative

practically every household in the provinces where weaving is done, increased the

cloths manufactured are the “ sinamay ” and the “abatex,” both of which are made

mostly fromimported

madethefrom the abaca fibre, thespun“ pina

silk ”fibres

made from themixed

pineapple fibre, the. “cotton

jusi ”

or native abaca,gummedpina and maguey fibres,inand

threads

the “Abel with mercerized

[loco” or llocano cloth

manufactured

Philippinechiefly in the Iloco

hand-made provinces from ofbothcotton nativeandandlinen;

imported silkcotton

is used.threads.

materials used inembroideries

the making ofarePhilippine embroideries are no nainsooks, The

batiste,

voile, georgette, crepe de chine and net-cotton. These materials

the United States. The principal articles of embroideries made are lingerie, children’s are imported form

clothes, handkerchiefs, table cloths and underwear of various classes, which are for

the

workmost donepartis ofprepared

a very according

good gradetoand orders received

brings gohdfrom the United

priees. Op accpUhtStates.pf The

the

abundance

for Philippine hats, the manufacture of hats is a profitable industry. Philippineoffered

of suitable local materials for hat-making and the excellent prices hats

are made from native materials such as bamboo, buntal, buri, sabutan and pandan.

The other industries of the Islands worth mentioning include shipbuilding, foun-

dries and machine shops the making of shoes and slippers desicatted^cocoanut,

cement, refined sugar, pearl buttons, cutch, canned pineapple, wooden and wicker

furniture, soap, vegetable lard, margarine, butter, starch, paint, leather, toilet

articles and other pharmaceutical preparations, matches, salt and pots, Resides, the

aerated water and mineral water factories. Among the potential industries are

paper making, gold and chromite mining, glass, perfume, alcohol distilleries and beer,

wine and liquor factories, caustic soda, rug and coir mat industries.

The Labour Movement

The economic development of the Philippines has brought in its train the formation

of many trade unions, organizations and mutual benefit societies intended for the.

protection and advancement of labour’s interests and for mutual help. The first

labour organization established in the Islands was “Union Obrera Democratica”

(Democratic Labour Union) on February 2nd, 1902, in the city of Manila. Subsequently,

the formation of labour organizations was given greater impetus as the workers were

stimulated by the success attained in dealing collectively with their employers in their

demand for higher wages and better working conditions, until at the end of 1923 a

total of 120 such organizations with a paid membership of 150,000 were in existence in

the whole Archipelago, the majority of them being located in the city of Manila. In the

Philippines there are three national labour organizations controlling the majority of

trade unions and other organizations, viz., Congreso Obrero de Filipinas (Labour

Congress of the Philippines), Federacion del Trabajo de Filipinas (Federation of

Labour of the Philippines) and the National Confederation of Tenants and Farm

Labourers of the Philippines.

DS PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Transportation and Communications

The bulk of overseas shipments are made from the port of Manila, although

considerable business

which, with Jolo and Legaspi,is handled, are direct,

the through Cebu,ofIloilo,

other ports entry.Zamboanga,

While all andof theDavao,

open

ports

vessels. haveAt good

Legaspi harbours,

and only

Davao, Manila,

deep draftCebu and

berths Iloilo

are have

under wharfage

construction; for deep-draft

Zamboanga

can accommodate vessels drawing up to 28 feet; and Jolo has a small wharf effording

the same depth. Nearly a thousand vessels are now operated in the coastwise trade.

Manila, the capital and chief port of the Islands, is on the largest bay in the

Orient.

for The harbour

steamers at thebyentrance

is protected a semiofcircular

this baybreakwater

is landlocked. withinThewhich

anchorageis a space

basin

large enoughlines

steamship to accommodate

are maintainedall between

vessels of Manila

the sizeand of the “Empress”China

Hongkong, liners.and Regular

Japan

Ports, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, New York, Australian and European ports.

TheyThere are atbypresent

are owned 1,272 kilometresManila

two companies—the of railroad

Railroadcar-lines

Company, in which

the Philippines.

is owned

by the Government; and the Philippine Railway Company. In Manila and in the

province of Rizal, electric car service is maintained by the Manila Electric Company,

the total extent of its lines being 88 kilometres.

motorNext in importance

vehicles. During totherailways

year 1936,in thethere

domestic

were transportation

registered 45,775 of the

motorIslands are

vehicles

ofService

all classes. Many private individuals and companies authorized by the Public

frieght. Commission are engaged in land transportation both for passengers and

Fundssources:

following for highwaycedulaconstruction

or poll tax andanda small maintenance

percentage are ofprovided

the land for tax,from the

gasoline

tax, motor vehicle tax and annual insular appropriations by the Philippine Legislature.

The first systematic programme of road construction and maintenance in different parts

of the Islands was inaugurated in 1908 by ex-Governor-General Forbes, who was then

Secretary of the Depart went of Commerce and Police. There are today 8,167 kilo-

meters

kilometersof hard surfaced

of earth roads,roads,

making 4,279a total

kilometers

of 14,664ofkilometers

lightly surfaced

of roads.roads and 2,218

the The construction

Islands has been ofproperly

good roads open toto by

attended all the

kindsPhilippine

of trafficGovernment

in differentduring partstheof

past 20 years.

There between

operation are at present two cableandlinesforeign

the Philippines and one radio communication

countries. Zamboanga isservice in radioin

communication with stations in North Borneo. The increased

more extensive facilities for internal communication has been met by the rapid need for better and

extension

mail service. of telegraph and telephone lines, submarine cables, radio system and

withIn4881933, there were

combined in operation 523 offices.

telegraph-telephone telegraph offices, including 85 radio stations

The chief mail distributing centre

provincial post offices in Luzon by electric is Manila.Cars,From

trainsthisandpoint, mails areandsent

auto-busses to theto

main ports in Visayas and Mindanao by steamers. The other islands where mail train

service is in operation are Cebu and Panay.

Experiments

passenger service, have been madeandrecently

both domestic foreign. with aviation

Airplanes areasatapresent

factor inoperated

the mailunder

and

regular

and schedules

between Iloilobetween

and the Manila

towns ofandBacolod

Baguio,andbetween

La Carlota Manila and Cebu Negros.

in Occidental via Iloilo,

Banking and Coinage

Among

National the

City Bankprincipal banking institutions doing business inBanking

the Islands, are the

the Chartered BankofofNew York,Australia

India, the Hongkong andthe

it China, Shanghai

Yokohama SpecieCorporation,

t ank, the

Philippine National Bank, the Peoples Bank and Trust

Corporation, the Bank of the Philippine Islands, and the Philippine Trust Co. Co, the China Banking

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS I)i)

The coins used in the Philippine Islands are of the following denominations:—

Peso, one-half peso (50 centavos), peseta (20 centavos), media peseta (10 centavos), five

centavos, and one centavo.

Act onTheOctober

Philippine

10th,Commission

1903. The newmaintained this parity

peso coined containsby 20passing

grammesthe Gold Standard

of silver, .800

fine;

four grammes of silver, .750 fine; and the 10-centavo piece, two grammes of silver,piece,

the 50 centavo piece contains 10 grammes of silver, .750 fine; 20-centavo .750

fine.

The paper money is issued in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and

The Philippine peso is equivalent to fifty cents in United States currency. 500 peso denominations

The P200

formerly issueddenomination

by the Bankofofpaper money nowIslands,

the Philippine in circulation

but its inissuance

the Islands was

has been

-discontinued.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Bureau of Health Chief Clerk—Juan de Leon

P.O. Box 619 (Manila, P. I.) Law Clerks—Federico Alikpala, Pedro

Director R. Roxas, Eusebio Cachero, Manuel

M.D. Health—Jacobo Fajardo, a.b.

of P. Barcelona & Simeo Constantino

Department of Finance Bureau of;Justice

(Intendencia Bldg., Walled City) Solicitor-General—Serafin

Asst. do. —Jose P. P.Melencio

Hiiado •

Secy, of Finance—A. de las Alas Assist. Attorneys—Salvador A bad Santos,

Under Secy, of Finance—GuillermoGomez Ramon Quisumbing, Catalino Buena-

Chief Clerk—Felix L. Lazo ventura, Antonio E. Cuyugan, Felipe

Bureau of Customs Natividad, Natividad Almeda-Lopez,

Felix Bautista, Roberto Concepcion,

(Port Area) Pompeyo Diaz,Emilio

Valera, Abello.Coristante

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Insular Deputy Collector—Jesus Obieta Letargo, Rafael

Antonis Dinglesar, Jose R.F.

Canizares, Juan

Enriguez, Roque V. Desguitado, Ruferto

Bureau of Internal Revenue Kapunan Jr., Eleuterio J. Gustilo,

Alfonso P. Donesa, Mario

Tomas Garchitorena, Villanueva,

Francisco Lava,

(229, Juan Luna, Manila, P. I.) Leon Guinto, Antonio Quirino and

-Collector—Alfredo L. Yateo Lucas Lacson (Juan de Leon, Chief

Deputy Collector— Jose M. Hilario clerk)

Bureau of the Treasury Public Service Commission

(Intendencia Building) (86, Sta Potenciana, Intramuros, Manila)

‘Insular Treasurer—Salvador Lagdameo Public Service Commissioner—Vicente

de VeraAssociate

Senior

Bureau of Printing

(P.O. Box 157) Reyes AssociateCommissioner

Junior

— Alex.

Commissioner —

Director—Pablo Lucas Feliciano Ocampo

Department of Justice Acting Secretary—Benigno Villanueva

(2, Arzobispo, Intramuros) General Land Registration Office

^Secretary—Jose Yulo (Metropolitan Theatre Building)

Under-Secretary—Jose P. Melencio ' Chief—Enrique Altavas

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(Manila, P. I.) Communications

Director—Arthur F. Fischer (Bureau of Posts Building)

Asst. Director—Florencio Tamesis Secretary—A. de las Alas de la Cruz

(J nder-Secretary—Vicente

Chief Clerk—Vicente C. Ramos

Chief, Division of Forest

Research—Placido DacanayStudies and

Chief, Division of Forest and Range Bureau of Public Works

Management—Carlos SulitConcessions— (Post Office Building)

Chief, Division of Forest Director—M. Kasiiag (acting)

Ramon J. Alvarez Bureau of Posts

Chief, Division of Forest Delimitation

and Improvement—Eugenio de la Cruz (Plaza Lawton, Ermita)

Director—Juan Ruiz

Bureau of Lands Division of Purchase and Supply

(Oriente Building) (Muelle de la Industria)

Director—Jose H. Dans Purchasing

Asst, to the Director—Higin de Guia

Chief Clerk—Angel P. Miguel Chief BuyerAgt.—M. F. Occena

—G. Arcebal

Chief, Public Lands Division — Zoilo Assistant Chief Buyer—E. Perez

Castrillo Acting Chief Clerk—Roman Amor

Acting Chief,

tino Supplies Section—Crispulo Tolen-

NarvasaChief, Law Division — Carlos Acting Accounting Officer—P. Manalo

Acting Chief, Division of Surveys—Jose

Samaniego Bureau of Labour

Bureau of Science Director—Faustino Aguilar (acting)

(727, Herran, Ermita) Asst. Director—(vacant)

Director—Angel

Asst. S. Arguelles

Director—(vacant) Department of Labour

Secretary of Labour -Ramon Torres

Weather Bureau Undersecretary

Aguilar of Labour — Faustino

(406, Padre Faura, Manila) Bureau of Coast and Geodetic

Director—Miguel Selga, S. J. Survey

Asst. do.—Charles E. Deppermann, S.J.

Director

Thos. J.ofMaher

Coast Surveys—Commander

National Museum

(A Division under the Bureau of Science, Bureau of Commerce

Science Building, Corner of Taft (P.O. Box 1481; Cable Ad: Bucom)

Avenue and Herran Street).

Chief—Dr. Eduardo Quisumbing Director—V. Buencamino

Asst. do.—Cornelio Balmaceda

Museum of Natural History Supreme Court

(Bureau of Science

Taft Avenue Building,Street)

and Herran Corner (Ayuntamiento

Manila) Bldg., Peaza McKinley,

 MANILA

Manila, the capital and the largest city of the Philippines, is situated on the-;

western side of the island of Luzon, at the mouth of the Pasig River, which practically

divides

centre ofit the

intoarchipelago.

two parts andIt empties

is distant into Manila Bay.sea The city is almostfourindays the'

from Nagasaki, five from Shanghai, and two 17 days

to 28bydays from

fromHongkong,

San Francisco or

Seattle, according to. the varying speed of the different vessels pn the run.

The city of Manila was founded by Legaspi on June 24th, 1571. The erection of the-

fortifications

In 1645,1863 and around thecity

1880 the present

sufferedWalled City (Intramuros)

considerable was begun about

damage from earthquakes. The1590

firstr

newspaper was published in Manila in 1811. The port was

of the world in 1834, and the railroad line to Dagupan was completed in 1891. War opened to the commerce

having

on Maybeen 1st, declared between

1898, sailed into the United

Manila BayStates and Spain,

and totally the fleet

destroyed the ofSpanish

the former

fleet„

practically with no loss to the attacking side. Thereafter Manila was blockaded until

ofAugust 13th, when, a military force having arrived, the Americans took possession

the city.

Manilaportis ofthetheleading

principal Islands.centre

Theofbulk foreign

of theand domestic

imports commerce

and the exports asof the

wellcountry

as the

passes through this port. Foreign corporations engaged in

have their main offices and storehouses in Manila, whence branches are established inbusiness in the Islands-

other local trade centres

The harbour

protected of Manila is stone

by a semi-circular almost landlocked, and its deep withanchorage basin is

handling equipment project into thebreakwater.

harbour. The Four first ispiers

reserved formodern

the use ofcargo-the

UnitedTheStates

net. Army. The is 650second, in600length,

feet long,hasiscargo

acapable of capacity

stowing about 5,0009,000'

tons

tons. The third,

fourthwhich

pier has feet four

about times the stowing

capacity of theof third

about and a.

berthing capacity sufficient to accommodate four of the largest type of ships at one time.

Thevessels

sailing mouthengaged

of the inPasig River iscommerce.

inter-island used as anchorage

Here can be space

seenforlaunches

steamers and

moving:

n and out, towing cascos loaded with cargoes from steamers in the bay or from the

warehouses on the banks of the river. The esteros or estuaries provide additional

transportation channels to different parts of the city.

Manilato issouthern

northern the mainparts

terminal of the Several

of Luzon Manila Railroad roads Company, the withcity,linesthereby

froim

making motor vehicle transportation feasible. provincial

Electric tramwaysenter run in the principal:

streets of the city and its suburbs.

The population of Manila, according to the Philippine census of 1918, was 285,306.

Of

1,612thisJapanese,

number, 664 259,437 wereFilipinos,

British, 201 Germans, 17,760121Chinese,

French,2,916 Americans,

71 Swiss, and the2,050restSpaniards,

of other

nationalities. There were 20,379 people to the square mile.

The area of the city of Manila is 13.72 square miles. For all administrative and other

mnnicipal purposes the city has been divided into the following 14 districts:—

Tondo, San Nicolas, Binondo, Santa Cruz, Quiapo, San Miguel, Sampaloc Intramuros

(VYalled City), The Port, Ermita, Malate, Paco, Pandacan, and Santa Ana. Tondo is

inhabited by natives of the working class and is the most thoroughly Oriental. San.

Nicolas, Binondo. and Santa Cruz are the business districts; Intramuros, the extant

example of a mediaeval town; while The Port with its piers, warehouses and other

shipping facilities is the commercial Manila of the future. San Miguel, Ermita, and.

Malate are the residential districts

 MANILA Dl.3-

these are wide and handsome avenues, of which the Luneta, Taft Avenue, Rizalof

The total length of the streets and roads in Manila is 240.97 kilometres. Some

Avenue,

and P. Burgos, Azcarraga, Isaac Feral, A. Bonifacio Drive,

of theTvatigbac Drive,

from the 10 toDewey Boulevard

15 metres, whilearethattheofmostDeweynotable,

Boulevard Theiswidth

75 metres. street acacia,

Cassia, varies

mabolo

ing and other

is mostly trees are

macadam withfound

somealong

asphalt, thesome

borders of many

wooden blocksof and

the some

streets. The pav

cobbles. The

Escolta

and in Binohdo

European stores isandthebazaars

main arebusiness

found. ,street, and inanother

The Rosario, it mostbroadof the American

thoroughfare

inis aBinondo,

growingisbusiness

occupiedcentre.

chiefly by Chinese shops and is a busy quarter. Rjzal Avenue

Among the parks, whose total area is 1,143,727.09 square metres, are the famous

Luneta, Mehan Gardens, Plaza McKinley, Harrison Park, and Burnham Green.

There are monuments to Dr. Jose Rizal, the foremost Filipino hero and martyr, on

the Luneta; to Legaspi and Urdaneta, the soldier and the priest, respectively, who

implanted

Magallanes Spanish

(Magellan), sovereignty in the ofIslands,

the discoverer facing the

the Islands, inPlazanorth end ofLanding;

Magallanes the Luneta; and intoto

Anda at the foot of A. Bonifacio Drive,

Plaza Santo Tomas, and Queen Isabela II, in Malate, Charles IV. in McKinley,. Benavides

ForemostHotel,

the Luneta amongBaytheView hotelsHotel

is the

andManila Hotel. Hotel.

Great Eastern Other hotelsOf theofimportant

importancebuild- are

ings, mention may be made of the Ayuntamiento, the Legislative

Post Office, the Malacanang Palace, the University of the Philippines, University Club. Building, the General

Metropolitan

and Theatre, theofPhilippine theNormal School,General

the Philippine SchoolArmy of Arts

NavyTrades, Club, theElksBureauClub, the Science,

Y.M.C.A., Philippine

the Masonic Hospital,

Temple, the

Filipinas and

Building,

and “El Hogar Filipino” Building. The total number of buildings in Manila is

in round numbers 10,000.

On account of their architecture and interior decorations, the churches in Manila

are among the chief objects of interest.' The largest is the Catholic-Cathedral in

Intramuros. The city has also charitable institutions, prominent among which are the

Hospicio

the Deaf de San

anddiseases;Jose,theanSanorphan

Blind; Lazaroofasylum aii'l for

Hospital hometheforinsane

aged and

women; thesuffering

Schoolfrom

thosethe'Government for

contagious the sanatoria the Anti-Tuberculosis- Society;

Orphanage

the temporary forshelter

the care of orphanpersons;

of destitute and destitute children; the Settlement Hbuse for

destitute children of American and Filipinoand the American

parentage. Guardian Association for

Manila is the educational centre of the archipelago.

both public and private, and their number is increasing. Four schools for vocational The city has many schools'

education are maintained here by the Insular Government. The University of the

Philippines—embracing

Engineering, Agriculture, the Colleges of Medicine,Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine

Schools and Surgery,

Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary

Fine Arts, a Graduate School Education,of Tropical of Forestry

Medicine and

Public

tutions Health,

of and

learning, a Conservatoire

are the National of Music—is

University, located

the in Manila.

Philippines Other

Women’s high insti-

College,

Jose Rizal College, Ateneo de Manila, the University of Manila, and the University of

Santo Tomas, which is managed and maintained by the Dominican Fathers. In

this there are Schools of Theology and Church Law, Jurisprudence, Notarial Law,

Medicine, Pharmacy, Business and Engineering.

The city and its suburbs receive their drinking water by pipes leading from*

the

almostreservoir at Novaliches,

every house, both domestic north-east of Manila.

and business. For theThepurpose

waterofisimproving

laid _ on theto

water-supply

and ownershipandhasextending its benefitsfrom

been transferred tp thetheneighbouring

city of Manilatowns,toits aadministration

Government

Corporation,

addition, thereknown

are 15asartesian

the Metropolitan

wells whichWater furnishDistrict,

water freesincetoJuly

the 1st, 1919. The

public. In

sewerage

for sanitarysystem is known

sewers. The as the separate

leading hospitals system—one

are the for stormGeneral

Philippine drains and the other

Hospital, San

Juan de Dios Hospital. St. Paul’s Hospital, San Lazaro Hospital, Mary Chiles-

Hospital,

and placedandunder

St. Luke’s Hospital.of aThere

the charge are 14 playgrounds

playground director andprovided with apparatus

staff of assistants. For

fire prevention the city has eight fire-stations.

DU MANILA

Manila is also the principal industrial centre of the archipelago. In the city are

found coconut-oil mills, cigar and cigarette factories, rope manufacturing firms, hem])

braid hat factories, breweries and distilleries, furniture factories, lumber mills,

marine railway and repair shops, foundries and machine shops, vulcanizing plants

shoe and soap making establishments, and ice plants.

The automatic telephone system extends throughout the city and its suburbs,’

Electric lightThehascitybeen

buildings. placed inwith

is provided public parks,baseball

theatres, streets, grounds,

hotels, theatres, and other

tennis courts, and

golf and Elks

Espanol, raceClub,

courses. The principal

Wack-Wack Golf andclubs are the

Country Club,Army

ManilaandGolf

NavyClub,

Club,Columbia

Casino

Club, GolfOriental

Filipino, Club, Manila

Club, Club, Tiro al Club

University Blanco,

andPhilippine

the Polo Columbian

Club. Association, Club

Among the interesting places in the city are the Aquarium for fishes and other

sea animals found in Philippine waters; the Bureau of Science, the headquarters of

the

chargescientific

of theofwork

Museumof theofGovernment

Natural and its and

History National

the Museum

Museum Division which has

Observatory the Philippine Weather Bureau, especially notedofforIndustries;

its workthein

connection with typhoons and earthquakes; the Bilibid Prison, with a highly developed

industrial department; the National Library; the Museum of Santo Tomas University;

.and the Luneta, where concerts are given by the famous Philippine Constabulary Band.

BAGUIO

meansTketyphoon.

city of Baguio is the summer

It is situated 160 milescapital

northofoftheManila,

Philippine

amongIslands.

the Benguet The moun-

name

tains. Its elevation is 1,450 metres, or about 5,000 feet. At many points it is over

5,500 feet. The

kilometres. city has an(according

Its population area of 49 square

a censuskilometres and numbered

a perimetre5,462,of con-

30.6

sisting of Igorots, Christian Filipinos, toAmericans, taken in 1918)

Japanese, Chinese and Europeans.

The meanmaximum

monthly monthly 23’0

minimum

deg. C.temperature

(73‘4 deg. F.).is 14'The

9 deg. C. (58‘8

annual deg. ofF.),theandhumidity

average the meanis

86'4. The forests are pure pine.

yearsBaguio

later was discovered

Guillermo by aaSpaniard,

Galvey, Spaniard,Alfonse

led anMartin Quirante

expedition in 1623, Dean

to Baguio. and sixC.

Worcester, visiting the Philippines in 1892, in the interest of science, met by chance a

Spaniard, Sefior

meeting. Sanchez,

The First and Baguio may

Civil Government in thebetownship

said to owe its origin

of Baguio was toestablished

this chancein

1900. A committee

Worcester, Secretarycomposed of General

of the Interior; LukeL.E.Higgins,

Horace Wright,President

Governor-General; Dean C.

of Manila Bailroad

Company; Major L. M. Mans, U.S.A., Medical Corps; and Dr. Frank

from San Fernando to Baguio to investigate the possibilities of establishing a moun-S. Bourns, journeyed

tain

the resort and health

Philippine station.appropriated

Commission On the strength

moneyof the for committee’s

Baguio’s initialrecommendations,

development.

The first Sanatorium (now the Post Office) was constructed

a landscape architect, visited Baguio in 1904 and drew the Burnham in 1902. D. H.PlanBurnham,

for the

development

the Baguio of Baguio.andThe

Hospital BaguioHouse

Mansion Country were Clubconstructed,

was organized

and in 1906, andCamp

Teachers’ in 1908,

was

opened. In 1909 five large Stanley automobiles made a through trip on the Benguet

Hoad (now Kennon Road) for the first time. In the same year the township of Baguio

was incorporated under the name of City of Baguio with a charter.

and The townshipanhasIgorot

vice-mayor, a CityAdvisory

CouncilCouncil

consisting

of fiveof live members,

members, and including the mayor

various Government

departments.

Councilman, Heads

members of the various

of the Igorot departments,

Advisory Council, the Vice-Mayor

are The

all appointedand a thirdGover-

bymembers

the City

the f'iry Council are elected by popular vote. For obvious reasons, two or moreof

nor General with the consent of the Philippine Senate. two other

positions are filled by only one person without extra compensation: The Mayor is also

 MANILA D15

the City'Engineer and District Engineer. The City Treasurer is

Mining Recorder for the Sub-province of Benguet, and Registrar of Deeds for both the also the City Assessor,

city

pital.andThe

theCity

sub-province. isThe alsoCity

the Health Officer

Fiscalis also theMountain

Chief :of the Baguio Hos

Councilman is alsoAttorney

the Superintendent Provincial

of the Philippine of the

Constabulary Province.

Academy. One

The

Vice-Mayor is usually a ranking officer of the United States Army Post at Camp John

Hay. The arrangement that the Mayor is also the City

Government very similar to the City Manager system of government in vogue in manyEngineer makes the City

important cities of the United States.

The activities

utilities: of the plant,

Hydro-electric City Government embrace the operation

waterofsupply

the following

sewerage

rock crusher,system,andpailland garbageicesystem,

and transportation. plant,citytelephone system,

Theslaughterhouse, concrete

first city hydro-electric pipeplantsystem,

factory,

was

completed

in April 21st, in 1924,

July the16th,ice1921,

plantthebegan

secondthecity hydro-electric

production of ice inplant

1912,was

the completed

telephone

system

the sewer was system

inaugurated

. beganin operation

1908, the water

in 1913,supplythe system

pail andbegan operation

garbage systemin 1910,

was

inaugurated

pipe, factory in

was 1911, the

established cityin slaughterhouse

1920, a rock , was

crusher established

installed in

in 1911,

1916, a

the concrete

Baguio

Central School (2 stories concrete) was completed on March 16th, 1923, the Sanitary

inCamp

1918,wasBaguio

established in 191;),(formerly

Auditorium the Vegetable Marketwas

grandstand) Building (stone) was

inaugurated completed

on April 25th,

1924, and the Baguio Branch Library (branch of the Philippine Library hnd Museum)

was established in August, 292!.

The places of interest in and round Baguio are : Camp John Hay, Trinidad Farm

School,

AntamokTeachers’ Camp, Dominican

Mines, Topside, Hill, Mirador

Mansion House, CountryObservatory,

Club, WrightSto.Park, TomasPinesMountain,

Hotel,

Government Centre, Quezon Hill, Burnham Park, Easter' School, City Hall, City

Market, Baguio Central Schools, Baguio Hospital, Baguio Branch Library and Louis

Constabulary

College,Reservation. Hill, Bua Dormitory, City Camp, Brent-School, Saint Busol

Cave

DIRECTORY

:

A. & P. Co., Inc., The, Merchants- Academy of Music-of Manila, The,.

620 Escolta : Teleph. 23580; P.O. Box instruction inA.Music and .Classical

2556; Cable Ad: Aandpcompany dapcing—44, Mabini, Ermita;

S. F Aubrey, pres. & treasurer Teleph. 2306.4

Ab,\d, Dr. Lucio 'D., Visiting Physi- I Acme Code Company, Publishers,

cian : Ear, Nose and Throat, St. j Acme

Acme Commodity

Supplement, and Thrase Code,.

Luke’s Hospital—Office, Residence

and Owhi Hospital: 1145 Magda- i Seven Figure Code • •1 Acme Complete

Representatives:

lena, Trozo ; Teleph. 48371 Philippine. Education Qd, 101,

Abol.Wia, Inc.. M. & C.—P.O. Box Escolta..

2386; Cable Ad : Abolafia i Acme Films, Inc., Importers and

Abra Mining Company — P.O. Box Distributors of motion picture

1147 ; Cable Ad : Abramining films—2215, Azcarraga, Sampaloc;

Teleph. 23622; Cable Ad: Afilm

Abreba Tansinsin & Marquez, Law-

Offices—501, Fernandez Aoro Taxicab Co., Inc.—521, M. do

la; Teleph. 22224 ' Bldg., Mani- Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph..

21696

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Advertising Bureau, Inc., The—931, Alkan, Inc., C., Arms and Ammuni-

R. Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23555; tions, Haberdashery Ladies Ware—

Heacpck Building, 126 Escolta; P.O.

P.O. Box 498; Cable Ad: “Ad- Box 439; Teleph. 21163; Cable Ad:

bureau”

R. F. Garriz, president and genl. mgr. Alkan,Davao, Manila, andat Baguio, Iloilo,

Carlos Preysler, treas. & business mgr. Cebu, New York

Samuel F. Gaches, president and

Aguado Hermanns, General Merchants— general manager

103, Balmes, Qudapo; Telephs. 21314 F. L. Schleipen, vice-president

and 21315; P.O. Box 2105; Cable Donald O. Gunn, retail mgr.

Ad : Aguado.s ; Agents for :

Draper-Maynard Co.

Aguilar Machine Shop, Machinists Jantzen Knitting Mills Co.

and Repairers of all kinds of Crawiord-Macgregor Co.

machines—215, Lakandola, Tondo; Johnson Motors Co.

Teleph. 48864 Winchester Repeating Arms Co.

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer, Manu- Alonalon, Fabian, Dealer in Meats,

facturer’s argent and Depart- Fruits and Poultry—1028, Arlegui,

ment Stores Operator—500, Juan Quiapo; Teleph. 21783

Luna Street; Teleph. 49885;

P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad: Seine or & m & & m

Aladdin; all Standard Codes: Mei yah. pab' sien hung sse

Branches: Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu.

U.S. Office: 28 West Houston Am eric an-Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Street, New York City General

Motor-car, Insurance:

Life, Accident,Fire,and Marine,

Health,

Agusan Coconut Co. — 1035, Isaac Burglary, Special

Plate-glass, Baggage and

Risks—Samanillo Building,

Peral; Teleph. 56951; Cable Ad: Escolta; Teleph. 2-43-66; P.O. Box

Agusaninc 2776 ; Cable Ad : Underiters

J. H. Alley, general manager C.C. V.L.Starr,

Seitz,President

manager(Shanghai)

Ah Gong Sons & Co., Importers, W. F. Savale

Grocers and Wine Merchants—389- F. B. Baldwin

391, Echague; Teleph. 21304; P.O. P. E. Meyer

Box 1065; Cable Ad: Ahgong; American Bureau of Shipping—Upa

Codes: Bentleys Building; Teleph. 21461

Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette American Chamber of Commerce for

Manufacturing Co 31, Calle

Tayuman; P.O. Box 209; Cable Ad: the Philippine Islands—{See Asso-

ciations)

Alhambra

A.H. P.A. Kuenzle, president

Streiff, vice-president “American Chamber of Commerce Jour-

H. J. Widmer, treasurer nal,”

Teleph.Monthly—180,

21126; P.O. BoxDavid,1638;

Binondo;

Cable

C.W.Timmerberg,

Eggmann manager Ad: Amchambcom

C.E. Redinger

Rupp M. Ferrandiz American Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

G. Seeberger J.R. L.Reupke Schroeder American Express Co., The, Financial,

H. Wendt H. Sulzer Shipping

Insular Life and Travel —95,Binondo;

Building; Plaza Moraga,

P. O.

Alhambra Cigar Store, Wholesale

Retail Tobacco products—25, Es- and Box 1463; Cable Ad: Amexco

colta, Corner Nueva, Binondo; Te- J. R. Lloyd, manager

leph. 25629; P.O. Box 985 H. L. Terzin, travel repres.

F. W. Prising, prop. J. H. Goloy, cashier

A. F. Domingo, accountant

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American Grocery (Ng Tip & Co.), Ang Batong Busilak, Marble import-

Groceries

Santa Cruz; & Provisions—-215-7,

Telephs. 21614-5; Echague,

P.O. Box ers and workers; Mausoleums of

71; Cable Ad: Watip Marble and Cement—380, R. Hil-

dago; Teleph. 26640; P.O. Box 2566;

Cable Ad: Batbusil

American Hardware and Plumbting Co., Ang Kalian

125, Escolta,

Teleph. 23855 Manila; P.O. Box 137; and retailers—303, Rosario, Binondo;

Teleph. 47697 -

American International Underwri- Ang Ligaya, Slipper Manufacturing—

ters for the Philippines, Inc., 1309, Azcarraga, Binondo; Teleph

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, 48147

Motor-car, Life, Accident, Plate-

glass, Baggage and Special Risks— Ang Tibay Shoe C Slipper Factory-

Samanillo Building, Escolta; Tele- 710-714, Ylaya, Tondo; P.O. Box 333;

phone 2-43-66; P.O. Box 2776; Cable Teleph. 49716

Ad : Underiters Tori bioTeodoro,

Teodoro,secty.

prop,andandtreas.

gen. mgr.

A. B. Park, president (Shanghai) Julio

C. W.L. F.Seitz, vice-president

Savale,vice-pres. and secretary Vicente Sabalvaro,- assist, general-

Dr. F. B. Baldwin, treasurer manager .:

P. E. Meyer Angat Manila Transportation—555,

M. Velhagen | J. Florenfino Azcarraga; Teleph.- 49.716

American Mail Line Angeles Electrical Supply — 826,

—(See The Robert Dollar Co.) Echague, San Miguel;. Teleph. 23065

American Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Antipolo Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers—

Inc., successors to Fernandez and

Lind Oxygen Co., Inc.—529, Aviles, 2453, Rizal ,Avenue Extension, Santa

Cruz, Teleph.,20780 -

San Miguel; Teleph. 22694

Araneta, Incorporated, Gregorio,

Realtors,, rlnvestors, Trustees and

American Steamship Agencies, Inc.— Administrators—3rd

511, Masonic Temple: Teleph. 2-42- Life . Building, Plazafloor,j Cervantes, Insular

78 ; Cable Ad : Amership Binondo; Telepk. 21457; Cable

Gen. Agents in P. 7. for: Ad: Grearainc

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha Jose Araneta, president

Salvador Araneta, vice-president

Ammen Transportation Co., A. L., Raippn Araneta, treasurer

Bus transportation, Bicol Provinces Miss Cdnsuelo Araneta, secre-

—324, Kneedler Building, Santa tary .

Cruz; Teleph. 22517; P.O. Box 1169. Carmen) Z. Vda ■ de Araneta,.

Main Office: Iriga, Camarines Sur director

J. Antonio Araneta, director-

Ampil & Co., Coal Dealers—997, V. A. Araneta, assistant, mgr.

Muelle de la Industria; Teleph. H. D. Nereema-, ■ cashier

21593; P.O. Box 1301 J. Lazo, accountant

Anakan Lumber Co,, Logging and Lum- Araneta, -Zaragoza & Araneta, Law-

yers—Insular Life Building, Plaza

ber—801,

22792; P.O.M.Boxde268”; la Industria; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Anaka Moraga, Binondo; Telephs 2J35-88-

and 2-35-89; Cable Ad: Aragoza

Anderson & Co., Wm. H., General Mer- G.S. Zaragoza

Araneta (1930) I| J.S. A.Araneta

Araneta

chants-—

Teleph. 25,

21346;Plaza

P.O. Goiti,

Box 596Santa Cruz; Antonio M. Bautista

Wm. H. Anderson, president Jose Pugaduan

W. H. Rennolds, vice-do. and manager Hilarion U. Jarencio

E.F. G.B. Harris, Jose S. de la Cruz

Azaola, treasurer

secty. Modesto T. Flores

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Akbadji, K., General

Manufacturers’ ImporterDavid,

Ageni>-;:227, and P. Laconico, secretary treasurer

E. Harazim, taximeter expert

Binondo; Teleph. 2-10-16; P.O. Box J. Seiboth

1032; Cable Ad: Arbadji

Asiatic Lumber Company — El Hogar

Arce and Arce, Drs. Carmelo, Physi- Filipino Bldg.

cian and Dentist—-312, Plaza Miran- Asiatic Petroleum Co., (P.I) Ltd., The,

da; Telephs. Office: 25919 and • Oil Importers and Distributors (Shell

Residence : 23926 Brands)Building,

— Hongkong and BinondoShanghai

Argentine Consulate—(See Consul- Bank Teleph. 22541 ; P.O. Juan Box

Luna, 441 ; (‘able;

lates) Ad : Petrosilex

Arguelles & Ocampo, Architects—512, H. C. Whittall, manager

Pilipinas Building, Binondo; Teleph. A.L. C.de Beck C.

21228 C. L.F. Smith

Tomas Arguelles, architect

Fernando Ocampo, do. R.G.H.W.

Blechyi

A. Campbell N. M.SpenceSpence

Church: J. B. Van Waveren

Armour & Co..—322, 13th St., Port J. W. I. Cowan R. E. Vidal

Area P.O. Box 1383; Cable Ad: S. Crawfurd

E. Dowson W. R. Wills

“Armour” G.I). M. Eady J. F. S. Betts

Army and Navy Club FitzGerald N.

H. S.C. Ellis

Millet

(See Associations) R. H. Gregory J.P. K.McGahan

C. W. Jones M. Patten

Army and Navy Y.M.C.A. J.M.Lauder

Pollock D. H. Perry

(See Associations) Ringnalda H.

G.D. Ritchie F. Russell

G.R. Thomerson

Arte Y. Trabajo, Sculptors and Con- .1. K. Walker

tractors—651, F. Torres; Teleph. Agents:

21838

Cebu : A. P. C.

Asia Life Insurance Co., (Incorporated Iloilo

Legaspi : A.: A.P. P.C.

U.S.A.), Life Insurance—Samanillo Davao : Ker & Co., Agents

Building (top floor), 619, Escolta; P.O.

Box 2776; Cable Ad: Asialife; Asociacion de Navieros de Filipinas

Codes : Bentley’s and Acme. Branch —(See Associations)

Offices & Agencies at Lingayen,

Pangasinan Legaspi, San Fernan- Assanmal & Co., G., Importers and

do, Pampanga, Cebu, Davao and Exporters. Wholesale and Retail

Iloilo

W. F. Savale, manager for the Philip- Silk Merchants — 775-777, Tabora,

San Nicolas; Teleph. 49915; Cable

pines (Teleph. 24369) Ad : Assanmal

F. Asia

B. Baldwin, m.d., vice-president,

Life medical director for the Associated Agencies, Inc.—111, Men-

Philippines

American (Teleph. 24369)

International Underwriters doza ; Teleph. 27026

for the Philippines, Gen. Agents

Associated Oil Co.—China Bank Build-

Asiatic Commercial Corporation, Im- ing (2nd floor); Teleph. 49888: P. O.

porters and Manufacturers’ Repre- Box 1632; Cable Ad: “Assocdoil”

sentatives— 132, Juan Luna; P.O. Associated Publishers, The -428-432

Box 1932; Teleph. 4-90-60; Cable Ad: Rizal Avenue; Teleph. 21584; P.O. Box

Reico 449; Cable Ad: “ Law copub”

S. J. Wilson, president

F. Akerman, vice- do. & gen. mgr. Associated Steamship Lines — 714,

D. McGaurn, asst, manager

P. Laconico, secretary-treasurer Insular Life Building; Teleph. 22032;

E. Harazim, taximeter expert Cable

Chas.Ad:Kirkwood,

Assoclines secy.

J. Seiboth, “Heidenia” stoves

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ASSURANCE AND THRIFT ASSOCIATION, Asogiacion de Navieros de Filifinas—

Ltd., of Sydney Australia (La Teleph. El HogfiV Filipino Building, Binondo;

Economica) Henry Hunter Bayne 22109; P.O. Box '12»;i

&Bank

Co.,Building;

Treasurers—22b,

P. O. BoxNational

58iJ ■ City Chamber of Commerce, Manila—Na-

tional City, Bank Building; P.O.

Box 2523

ASSOCIATIONS AND CL LBS, &c. President—H. C.. Whittall

American Chamber ofCommekck ofDavid;

the Vice-President—E. O. Cogan

Philirpine Islands—180, Calle Secretary—Alan Howell

Teleph. 2-1 l-56;CableAd: Amchambcom Chamber of Commerce of ThePhilippin k

President—P. A. Meyer Islands — Filipino Building; Teleph.

Secretary—C. G. Clifford 2-26-19

American Guardian Association Chambre de Commerce Fran^aise Aux

H

Honorary Presidents — High Com- Cable P.O. Box 597; Telephs. 2-72-68;:

missioner J. Weldon Jones (The Ad : Gomalfranc

CJ.S. High Commissioner for the German Chamber of Commerce of the

Philippines), and Presid,ent Ma- Philippins Islands—P.O. Box 1327

nuel L. Quezon (The President of

the Philippines) PresidentG-A.

Vice-do. von Aiend

-H. Kiock

Officers Treasurer—E. Krohn

Colonel L. J. Van Schaick, president Managing Director—P. Baumann

Mrs. W. J. Manion, second vice-do.

A. K. Spielberger, vice-president Japanese Association of Manila, Inc.,

Mrs. Flora N. Gregg, secretary Mutual Aid and Benefit—Insular Life

C. E. Salmon, treasurer

Board of Directors—Col L. J. Van Building, Box 335

Binondo.; Teleph. 2 15-13; P.O.

Schaick (chairman), C. E. Salmon,

G. W. Porter, J. Canson, P. Gu- Manila Club—238, San Marcelino;

lick, Mrs. C. E. Livingston, F. Teleph. 2-20-72; Cable Ad: Mahclub

Miles, A. K. Spielberger, Mrs. W.

J. Manion, B. H. Berkenkotter, J. Manila Golf Club—Links at Caloocah :

P. Heilbronn, F. H. Hale

Woman’s Advisory Board—Mrs. W. P.O. Box 1560, Manila

J. Manion (chairman), Mrs. C. E.

Nathqrst, Mrs. R. R. Sage, Mrs. Manila Jockey Club—50, Tayuman;

J. C. Vickers, Mrs. K. B. Day, Teleph. 22818

Mrs. R. M. Gordon

Manila Polo Club—E. , B,. Harrison,

Army and Navy CniB-r-South Boulevard 1961' Pasav, Rizal; Teleph. 5-17-31; P.O. Box

Luneta; Teleph. 22095; P.O. Box 460

Army and Navy— Young ^mm*& mm mmm

Association

Espaiia,' AduanaMen’s

Intramuros; at .Christian

Telephs, Plaza de Philippine

2-16-04;

Chinese _ General

of Commerce—China Chamber

Bank Building;

P.O.Ekeeutive

Box 1634;Secretary

Cable Ad: Ansec Tel. 4-90-44; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad:

for District of P.I. ‘Chichamcom,

A.B.C. 5th Ed.

Manila; Codes; Bentley’s

-H. J. Schofield Alfonso Z. SyCip, president

District Religious and Social Work Yu Eng Poh, treasurer

Secretary—C.

District W. Moorman

Business .■ Secy.— F. S. Members Ty Kong Tin, secretary

Comings

Fort William McKinley Branch of Control Board—Dee

Hong Luc, Ng Fai, Kui Hoa San,

Executive secy.—J. Storey Yu Khe Thai, Ng Su Tam

■D20 MANILA

Members'; of Executive Board — Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib-

Alfonso Z. SyCip, Tan Samto, C. bons; Dealerfe in Printing Machin-

S. See, Yu Eng Poh, Lim Shui ery and Supplies; Sole Distributors

Ty, James Woo, J. Lidio, E. Co in the Philippine Islands for Miehle

Seteng, G. Dy Buncio, , Cbam. Printing Press & Manufacturing

Samco, Ty Han Eng Co., Chicago, 111., U.S.A.—176 Soler

Executive Secretary—Yang Sepeng Street, Binondo, Manila, P.I.; Te-

lephs. 49881-49882; P.O. Box 1353;

Cable Ad: Aultwiborg

Ateneo de Manila—(Nee Educational)

Aurelia’s Manufacturers and Export-

Athletic Supply Co., Sporting Goods— ers of Philippine Straw Hats—80-

114-116, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Te- 84, Real St., Walled City; Teleph.

2-27-88; Cable Ad: Aurelia,hat. Branch:

lephs. 21754, 21755 ; P.O. Box 322S 12a, Stamford Road, Capitol Building,

H. A. Wendt, general manager Singapore;

A. Ferrer Aureliahat Teleph. 2540; Cable Ad:

Atkins, Kroll Co., Inc., Importers, Australian Oriental Line, Ltd.—603-

511,Calle, Echague;

Exporters

Insular Lifeand.Building; GeneralTeleph.

Merchants—

22342; Ad:G. Storage; Codes:Teleph. 21307; Cable

Bentley’s

P.at O.Zamboanga,

Box 1538; PL,CableCagayan

Ad: Atol. Also S. Yuill & Co., Ltd., agents

Sulu, P.I.,

andN.San Francisco, C.S.A.

C. McClelland, vice-presi, gen. ftigr. Auto Trucking Company Inc.—1955,

D.L.L.W.Cochrah, Azcarraga; Telephs. 22045 and

Detzer,manager

sales erigr. 22060; P.O. Box 356

John F. Moffitt,-sales engr.

Kobert G. Burke, sales engr. Awad & Co., E., Embroidery Dealers

E.K. G.A. Toftman fo and General Importers—435, Jnan

Strohm (Zamboanga) Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49637; P.O.

G. Van Syckel (Cagayan-SuluV Box 1743; Cable Ad : Essawad

J.I. Villanueva—

A. Crescini I L. Beyes Ayala y. Cia., Real Estate and General

C. M. Rivera | F. M. Aparte Merchants—Filipinas Building; Teleph.

22242; P.O. Box 751; Cable Ad: Ayala

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of Enrique Zobel, partner and manager

Manila, Engineers, Contractors, Manu-

facturers of Structural Steel —71-77; Babcock & Co., Inc,, W. It., Importers and

Muelle de la Industria; Teleph. 22051; Exporters of Hemp, Copra, Coconut Oil,

P.O. Box

Codes: All 626; Cable Ad: Dredging; Hidles, Kapok, Sugar, Alcohol, Petro-

Standard leum Products, Printers’ Inks, etc.—14

El

P. O.Hogar

Box Building; - Telephs.

1222; Cable 22962-3;

Ad: Babtemp;

Atok Gold Mining; Co.—Main

414, Heacock Building, Manila: P. O. Codes: Office: W.U., Bentley’s, Duo, Acme,

Box 2146. Islands Mine, and Mill: Baguio, Lieber’s, UniversalR.Al,Mosse

A.B.C.ami5thPrivate.

and 6th edns.,

Philippine

W. W. Harris, president York Office: 183, Madison Ave. New

G. L. Rickard, secretary W. R. Babcock, president

Directors—P. A.B. Hoover,

Meyer, S.Thos.DavisI. J. F. Boomer, vice-president

Winship;

Weeks, J. J.Antonio Araneta and G. Gruber, do.

R. L. Janda K. S. Swinton, treasurer (U.S.A.)

F. B. Morehouse, gen. snpt. M. G. Babcock, secretary

B. B. B. y La Ideal, Inc., Manufac-

Ault Wiborg Co. (Far East), The (A turers of Cigarettes, Smoking and

Division of the International Print- Chewing Tobaccos—542, Echague,

ing Ink Corpn.), Manufacturers of Quiapo; Teleph. 23652; P.O. Box

Printing and Lithographic Inks, 2047; Cable Ad : BBE.

 MANILA D21

Bachrach Motor Co., Inc.—25th Street, BANKS

Port Area; Teleph. 21544; P.O. Box Bank of The Philippine Inlands, The—

420; Cable Ad : Emba 10, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box 777;

Cable

23455 Ad: Banco; Teleph. 21142, 23454,

Badillo’s Embroidery Store, Philippine

Embroideries, Ladies and Children’s

Dresses—25, Cortada; Teleph. 23162 : Charteredand China, BankThe—Wilson

of India, Australia

Building,

P.O. Box 2175 Juan Luna; P. O. Box 303; Cable, Ad:

V. Badillo

Crucible, Manila

Baguio Gold Mining Co.—American Manila Office—

C. E. Stewart, agent

Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 180, A. J. McIntosh, sub-agent

David; P.O. Box 1855. Capital R. Ralston, acting accountant

Stock Pi,300,000

Directors—S. Meyer J. B. Hoover, Sub-accountants—

President—P. F.A. Caches, J. MacLennan

S. D. Winship, E. A. Perkins, W. S. L. W. Dixon | J. A. Hamilton

Price and Wm. Schober G. D. Kyd I A. M. Crichton

Paul F. Whitacre, secretary Cebu—

S. Fortune, sub-agent

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Water

Inc., Boats,

The, W. G. M. Anderson, sub-accountant

Stevedores, Compradores. F. C. Mudie, ; do.

Lighters and Launches—Derham Build- Iloilo—

ing, Port District; Teleph. 23246; P.O. G. Dodds, sub-agent

Box 517; Cable Ad: Bailey Zamboanga—

T. E. D. Edwards, sub-agent

Baker Co., The E. E.—821, Oroquieta,

Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 2100; Teleph. China Banking Corporation—Head

28747 Office: China Bank Bldg., Manila.

Branches: Shanghai and Amoy.

Authorized Capital, P.10,000,000.00.

Balatoc Mining Co., Gold Mining— Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Un-

610, National City Bank Building, divided Profits over P.8,200,000;

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 21756; Deposits over P.12,000,000; Manila

P.O. Box 817: Cable Ad : Balatocm- Cable Ad: Chibancorp. Shanghai

co, Codes: Western Union, Five

Letter and Bentley’s; Mines at Cable Ad : Chibancorp. Amoy Cable

Ad : Chibank

Acupan Itogon Officers:

J. W. Haussermann, pres, and Dee C. Chuan, president

general manager Albino Z. SyCip, vice-president

F. .0. Haussermann. vice-president and manager

A.andF. director

Duggleby, 2nd vice-president Martin Hopun, assist, manager

Lee Siau Tong, manager, for-

J. W. Ferrier, director eign department

J. J. Dunbar, do. T. S. Wang, manager, Shanghai

P. T. McKee, scecretary-treas. Branch

Yap Tian Sang, manager, Amoy

Branch

‘Ban ah aw” Fruit Preservers and Canners,

Sweetmeat and Pastry Manufac- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

turers, Unrivalled Ice Cream Corporation—35, Juan Luna; Telephs.

Makers, Restaurant and Refresh- 2-31-44 (4 lines, connecting all Depts.)

ment Parlour — 326-330, Carriedo P.O. Box 304; Cable Ad: Faversham

Street; Telephs.

IBoxB. 1828; 21331Banahaw

and 21303; P. O.

Cableproprietor

Ad: C. J.I.S.Cookes, manager

A. Sison, H. Watson,

F. accountant

Phillips

Mrs. B. A. Sison, manager and N.

proprietess H.C.D. Davies ])| Ian

H. Prockter

R.W.Taplin F.F. J.McGugan

J, Bond

Kin loch

Jose Puzon, manager

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Senior Clerks: Executive Officers:

J.A. da Silva |I Arsenio

E. Nazareno AntonioSese Roxas Miguel Cuaderno, vice-presidenj

r. Rigonan | G. Santos and trustofficer

N. Orosa, notary public D. Pekson, assistant to president

F. P. Paterno, cashier

S. A. Warner, chief accountant

Nationax, City Rank of New York, Herbert Walker, manager, Sugar

The,—Office: National City Bank Build- Centrals Agency Dept.

ittg, JuanBinondo:

Luna and Muelle22085;de laCable

In- Roman Mabanta, manager,.

dustria, Teleph. Special Assets Dept.

Ad: Citibank; P. O. Box 615 Primitive Lovina, manager.

E. J. Le Jeune, manager Agencies Dept.

H. del Yalle, sub-manager Leon Ancheta, manager, Foreign

i F.F. M.

C. Bailey, sub-mgr.

Satterfield, acct. Dept.

A. C. Bautista, manager, Branches,.

Sub-accountants-^- '..in' and Real Estate Loans Dept.

G. R.. Hutchison 1 R. E. Russell Rufino Manotok, manager.

G.E. L.E. Olney

Hill I| I.I. G.Falek

Spering Credit Dept.

S. Kabigting, manager, Loans

and Discount Dept.

G. R. Rotor, 1st. assist, cashier

Peoples Bank and Trust Company, V. Gaskell, 2nd. cashier

Banking—Peoples Bank Building, George W. Porter, auditor

Corner David and Dasmarinas; Camus and Delgado, Special

Cable Ad : Pebanco Counsels.

John W. Hausserrnangn president

E.H. M.J. Belden,

Bachracb, director

do.

. .'A.Amos G. Beilis, , do.do. Philippine Trust Co., Banking; Saving

A. Bryan, Accounts; Interest Paid on Fixed De-

E. M.J.Grimm, do. positsAdministrators

and and Checking Accounts; Trustees

Wm. Shaw, do.

Wm. Douglas, manager Guardians—Monte de ofPiedad Estates and

Building,.

, Allen L. Dwyre, assistantandmanager, Plaza Gpiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21255;

,1 treasurer, secretary trust P.O.Directors—Geo.

Box 150

C. Dankwerth, E.

' - officer Byron Ford, Leopoldo Kahn,

Ismael S. Zapata, comptroller Gabriel La O. Elias Marcory,

Branches : Ramirez Paul, A. Meyer ami

San Pablo, Laguna J. E. H. Stevenot

Baguio, Mauntam Province Officers—

San Fernando, Pampanga Geo. C. Dankwerth, president

Tarlac, Tarlac E. officer

Byron Ford, vice-pres. and trust

Philippine National Bank—Masonic P. M. Poblete, vice-president &

Temple, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. secretary

23251; P.O,andBoxNational

1469; Bank Cable Ads: F. Ossorio, treasurer

Philnabank I. O. Guzman, assist, trust officer

Board of Directors: Carlos Young, mgr. (Foreign Dept-)

,Jos^, Yulp,Carmona,

chairmanvice-chairman

, „ . it J. L. Corpus, chief accountant

Vicente

'' , . Juan

\ Pres.Posadas Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The,

V. Buencamino Banking—34, Plaza Cervantes; Tele-

Salvador Lagdameb phdnes 23755, 23758, 23759, 23768 amt

Guillermo Gomez 23528; P.O. Box . 1480; Cable Ad :

Jorge B. Vargas Shokin

Eulogio Rodrigues S. Dazai, manager

Santos Martinez, secretary T. Itoh, sub-manager

 MANILA 1)23;

Bardwil Bros , Manufacturers and Ex- j Bazar “ Siglo XX” de Teodoro R.i

porters of lland^inade Lingerie- 252, Yangco, —Importers and General Mer-

Plaza Guipit. Sampaloc; Teleph. ; chants Binondo;

101-113, Plaza

Telephs. 497Q4,

Del Conde,

49706, 49950

6-75-26; P.0. Box 1826; Cable Ad: and 49349; P.O. Box 1294; Cable Ad:

Bardwil Siglo; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Western Union Five-Letter Editionand

Barrera & Reyes, Attorneys—2nd. Beck, Inc., I., Importers and Wholesalers

Floor, Wilson Building, 143, Juan

Luna; Telephone 2-37-37, 2-37-38; -81-91, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23355;

Cable Ad: “Beck”

Cable Ad: Abreumino

Beck’s, General Department Store—

Bartotome & Javier, Customs Brok- 89, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 233<56;

ers, Land and Water Transporta- Cable Ad : Beck

tion—62, Muelle de Binondo; Te- Beech’s Carriage Factory—267, San

leph. 22836 Marcelino,

A. Bartolome, pres.

T. Javier, manager F. Beech,Ermita; Teleph.

proprietor 57297

and manager

F. Beech, Jr., assist, manager

Basilian Lumber Co., Inc., Mill at Port Behn, Meyer k Co. H. Mu., Exports

Holland—Basilan, Mindanao, Head Merchants and Shipping Agents—

Insular Life Building, Binondo;

Office: Zamboanga, Mindanao, Cable Teleph. 22924; P.O. Box 298; Cable

Ad:

Acme Basilumber; Codes: Bentley’s and Ad: Oldarno; Codes: Acme A.B.C.

Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Manila agents 6th edn., Western Union, Bentley’s

&- Mosse

Fr. Danielsen, manager

‘Baviera Gun Store”—238, P. Erichsen, assist, manager

Cruz; Teleph. 21714; P.O.Plaza

Box Santa

2002; K. Severien, assist, manager

Leo Schmidt (Cebu)

Cable Ad: Baviera

Agency

Bayne & Co., (Henry Hunter Bayne Germanischer Lloyd, Berlin

& Co.), Chartered Accountants, Cer- Belgial Consulate—(-See Consulates)

tified Public Accountants, Members

of American Institute of Account-

ants — 228, National City Bank Benedioto, G. E., Investment Securi-

ties—107, CrystalArcade; Teleph. 2-32-

Building; Telepih. 21368; P.O. Box 80 and 2-11-49

589; Cable Ad: Portend!; All

Standard Codes Benguet Consolidated Mining Co., Gold

James R. Herridge, c.a. Mining—Mines at Antamok, Ben-

Thomas W. Farnell, c.a. guet P.I., Room 600-615, National

James S Craw, c.a.

Wm. H. MacLaren, c.a. City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Mariano Laqui, c.p.a. Binondo;

Benguetcon; Teleph.

Codes21756; CableUnion

Western Ad:

Antonio Zulueta 5 Letter and Bentley’s

Arsenio Reyes, c.p.a. Directors:

Ramon Gorres, c.p.a. John W. Haussermann, presdt. &

Socrates Martinez general manager

Gabriel Pimentel F. asst,

O. Haussermann,

Rogelio Tarrosa

Conrado del Castillo general managervice-pres. and

Cirilo Rodriquez A.M. F.M.Duggleby, 2nd vice president

Fermin Yoingco Rose T.Saleeby

McKee, secretary-treasurer

Bay View Hotel — Isaac Peral & “Benipayo Press” and Photo Engraving,

Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. 2-43-84; Printing and

Misericordia; Photo

Teleph.Engraving

21905 -536-540,

Cable Ad: Bayview

D24 MANILA.

Bennett, Inc., P.M.—Petroleum Products, Boston Hotel and Restaurant, Hotel5

and Service Station equipment—58, Echague, Restaurant(RrivateDiningRooms)—200,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23381

Loronzo de la Paz, Pandacan; Teleph.

67517;

and Teneb P.O. Box 983; Cable Ad: Unoco

Botica Boie (Philippine-American Drug

Berger & Co., S. M., Importers and Ex- Co.)—95, Escolta,Binondo; P.O. Box299;

Cable Ad: Boie; Teleph. 23281

porters—21785;

Teleph. 2219, P.O.

Azcarraga,

Box 654; Sampaloc;

Cable Ad: Botica de Sta. Cruz, Wholesale and

Berco,

S. M.Manila'

Berger, pres. ‘jUiaO . Retail Druggists & Distillers of

Ylang Ylang Oil—106, Plaza de

Bermudez & Bautista, Inc., Brokers Goiti; P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad:

and General Merchants. Especially Salvia

on Copra and Maguey—5, San Ga-

briel, Binondo; Telephs. 2-13-11 and Botica Hensonma, Wholesale and Retail

3-13-21; P.O. Box 1856 Druggists—97, Real; Teleph. 23732

Berry's■ Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa: Boulevard Apartment Hotel-

Teleph. 2-33-77 1134, Dewey Boulevard; Telephs.

Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation 56981-56982; Cable Ad: Boulapts

—320. National

Teleph. 22888 . City Bank Bldg; P. H. Trimble, manager

F. N. Holmes, correspondent Bowen & Co., GeneralTeleph

Merchants—

Bio Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach 5]P.O.Helios, Echague; 2-34-31;

Bldg., Port Area; Teleph. 21544; Codes:BoxAcme, 785 ; Cable Ad: Gebowen;

etc;—

P.O. Box 420; Capital P.2,000,000.00 G-P.Bowen, manager

E. M. Bachrach, president E. Tandoc

Salvador

Directors—A.Araneta. vice-president

A. Brimo, R. J. Fern- BriasRoxas,Inc., Gentlemen’s Fine Wear,

andes and Wade Cothran Military Supplies, Arms and Ammuni-

K. H. Waltz, treasurer and actg. tion, Hunting, and Fishing Outfits,

secty Spalding Athletic

Department—7

Bilog, Gregorio, Lawyer and Real Estate P.O. Box 151; Cable 1-73,Goods and Tailoring

Escolta, Binondo;

Broker — 837, Tayuman, Santa Cruz; Universal Trade CodeAd:(only) Brirox; Code:

Teleph. 27861

Binondo Harness Factory—365, Gan- Brimo, Antonio A., Manufacturer and

dara, Binondo; P.O. Box 1619; Te- Importer of Dry Goods—412, Reina Re-

leph. 4-83-80 gente, Binondo; P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad:

Abrimo; Teleph. 49719

*} & m m & &

Bio ,

Dealers—Head

P. C.O.L. Box Office: 683 Benavides;

Tan, 974;.

pres, Cable ;Ad:mgr.

and gen. Biochuan British Corporation and Register of

Shipping and Aircraft—Upa Build-

S. C. Tan, office mgr. ing, Port Area

Blossom & Co., Plumbers and Metal American Bureau of Shipping,

workers—4, Otis; Teleph. 57435; Cable agents

Ad: Blossom Brittanic Termite Co., White Ant

Bombay Site Supply (Sobhraj Jhamatmal Teleph. Exterminators — 132, Juan Luna;

& Co.), WholesaleNueva,

chants—128-132. and Retail Mer- : Cable Ad4-90-60;

Silk (For-

Binondo : Lonwain

P.O. Box 1932;.

merly occupied by Bazar Velasco); F. Akerman, manager

Teleph. 23554; P.O. Box 1821; Cable Ad: M. C. Wain

Sobhraj N. F. C. Lomborg

 MANILA I)25-

Bukidnon Cattle and Coffee Co., Inc. Calero & Co., F., Real Estate—1st Floor,

—4, Byno, San Felipe Nory, fiizal; El2-31-96; Hogar Filipino Building; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Calerof

Telepli. 67855; Cable Ad: Missary

Camara

Bulletin, Manila (Daily—Corner Raon Filipinas—P.O. de Comercio Espanola de

and Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph. Box 754; Teleph. 57575

21102; Cable Ad: Bulletin Camera Supply Co. — 138, Escolta,.

Carson Taylor, publisher Binondo; Teleph. 23930

RoyH. C.A. Bennett, general manager

W. L. Linn, advertising

Highsmith, do.

office do. Campos Rued a Hermanos Inc., Importers

and Exporters, Chocolate Manufac-

L. E Moote, circulation do. turers, Commission and Consignee

H. Ford Wilkins, news editor Merchants — 2205, Azcarraga, Sam-

E. Abundo, chief accountant paloc; P.O. Box 31; Teleph. 23944;

Cable Ad: Camporu

Bunning & Co., Ino., Export and Insurance

—135-!65, Felipe II, Binondo; P.O.Box Camus Law Office, Lawyers—Suite 402,

289; Teleph. 49753; Cable Ad: In- Masonic Temple, Binondo; Telephs.

sumerco 22347 8; Cable Ad: Bufdel

Burroughs, Inc., Dealers in Adding, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Billing, Bookkeeping, Calculating Canadian Pacific Express Co.

Machines, Typewriters, Cash Registers,

Steel Office Furniture—PerezSamanillo —14-16, Callo David,

Building (4th floor), Escolta; P.O. Box 23656 (Passenger) andBinondo; Telephs.

23657 (Freight);.

2769: Telephs. 23466 and 23496; Cable P.(Passenger)

O. Box and288: Canpacline

Cable Ads:(Freight)

Gacanpao

Ad: Burad

D. C. Miller, agent

Bush Chemical Co., Inc., Joe—443, Staff B. H. Stearns, passenger agent

Ronquillo: Teleph. 23278; P.O. Box 1753

W. F. Taylor, freight dept.

Cacho Hermanos Germania—672, Le- , G. S. Sellner, accounts dept.

garda; Teleph. 2-12-85 Carmelo & Bauermann, Inc., Lithogra-

Cadwallader

Cruz; P.O. Box Bros.,593;Inc.—Plaza Sta. phers

Teleph. 21107

and Printers—2057,, Azcarraga;

P.O. Box 665; Telephs. 23321 and 23331;

Cable Cable Ad: Carba; Codes: Bentley’s

Wm.Ad:F. Westhouse

Cadwallader, president and A.B.C. 5th edn. Improved

general manager

Mrs, F. C. Cadwallader, vice-presdt. Caro Electrical Service, Automotive

Parts, Accessories arid Service—110-

Manuel Elizalde,

W. J. Ferries, treasurer

secretary 116, Padre Faura; Ermita; Telephs.

56944-56945

Under the management of:

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—203, Ramcar, Inc., Manila

Uy Yet Building; P.O. Box 602;

Teleph. 4-85-91; Cable Ad: Cadwal! Carrera & Co., Edward G., Certified

Public Accountants

Salas, Ermita; — 112,57692;Romero

Teleph. P.O.

Ca.la.mba

Canlubang, Suj^arEstate

Laguna —MainOffice:

Province. Manila Box 2647; Cable Ad: Audcar

Office: (6th floor), Soriano Bldg.; Teleph. Carrero, Vidal & Co., Inc., Coconut

22171; Cable Ad: Calsug

L. Weinzheimer, vice-pres. and Oil Manufacturers—I^la de Pro-

general manager ’ visor, Paco; P.O. Box 1275; Tels.

K. Gronke, assist, gen. mgr. ; 21101 and 21186; Cable Ad: Cavico

O. G. C. Milne, resident mgr. dr _ Manila — Taft

S. Jamieson, mgr. (Manila Office)

M. N.' llageinan, purchasing agent Avenue and San Luis,' Ermita

D2

 D26 MANILA

Castillo & Huos, Marble Workers, Central Furniture Co. (Dy Hong Co.),

Sculptors, Plating, etc.—313, R. Hil- Furniture Manufacturers, Wholesale

dago, Sta. Cruz; Telepb. 26157 and Retail Furniture Dealers; Contrac-

i tors 329,

for 333

Qmfteifc 337,

r urniture—Main Office:

Casupanan Brothers, Plumbers and 325, T. Pinpin, Binondo;

Teleph. 21486.- Branches: Standard

Plumbing

Teleph. 21821Contractors—243, Blumentrit; Furniture Store, 364 and 368, T. Pinpin,

Binondo • • ;

Catholic

binding Trade

and Book School,Store.

Printing, Book-of Central Hardware Co., Hardware

Books

all Catholic Publishers, Importers Teleph. Dealers—79a, Rosario St., Binondo;

and Manufacturer^ of all Religious Ad: Uyliamhua 4 81-56; P.O. Box 1148; Cable

■Goods and Articles—1900-1948, Oro- Uy Liam Hua, manager

quieta; Teleph. 2-28-02

•Cebu Portland Cemknt Co., Manu- Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc.,

facturers

barraga ofandAPO Corner Sugar

Cement —Telephs. Millers and Dealers—Patemo

Az'

21489-21490; Cable

Evangelista;

Ad: Cepoc; Plant, Teleph. 22917; P. O.5, Box

linos. Building, Plaza

2022Cervantes;

Naga, Cebu J. V. Ramirez, president

Eulogio Rodriguez, president

Gregorio

managerAnonas, acting general Central Motor Co., Dealers in Dodge

Fidel A. Reyes, secretary-treasurer Cars, Trucks & Parts—Corner 13th

Jesus J. Santos, sales manager and Atlanta Street, Port Area; Te-

Rufino Melo,gen.comptroller leph. 2-28-51; P.O. Box 2282; Cable

E. Taylor, supt. of plant Ad : Mosec

Cecilio Press, Printers, Bookbinders Chamber of Commerce, Manila—(Nee

and Publishers—720, Calero, Sta. Associations)

Cruz; Teleph. 26273 Chamber of Commerce of the Philip-

Center de Luxe, Inc., Gentlemen’s Fur- pine Islands—(Nee Associations)

nishing Store, Shirt Makers, Importers Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux

of80-82,

Quality Hats.Binondo;

Escolta, Caps and Hosiery—

Teleph. Isles Philippines—(See Associa-

23787; tions)

P. O. Box 1719

Central Auto Supply Co., The—Corner Cham-Samco & Sons, Importers of Con-

struction Materials— 300-308, San Cristo,

Rizal

Teleph,Ave23727;

and P.Azcarraga,

O. Box 2115Santa Cruz; Ad: San Chamsamco

Nicolas; Teleph. 49502-38-64, Cable

Central

Office: Azucarera

212, Cable

Marques de Bais—Central

de Comillas; Charter, T. H., Manufacturers’ Re-

Teleph. 22581; Ad: Azucarera presentative — Binondo; Teleph.

Lorenzo Correa., president 21063; P.O. Box 240; Cable Ad:

Ricardo Deseals, vice president Chardiner

Central Azucarera de Tarlac—212, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. &

Marques de Comillas, Paco, Manila; Chaves China—(Nee Banks)

Teleph. 22581; Cable Ad : Luistarlac Brokers Salinas and Forwarding& Co., Agents—

Customs

Lorenzo Correa, president 217, Dasmarifias Street; Teleph.

Federico Perez, vice-president 47102

Central Azucarera

Central—204, Cu UnDelJiengNorte,Building,

Sugar Ghee & Co., L. A. (Varadero de San Mi-

Binopdo; Teleph. 21668 guel),

Miguel;Ship Builders—745.

Teleph. 21660, P.O.Ecbague,

Box 1244Fan

 MANILA 1)27

Cheng Ban Yek & Co., Importers and Choy & Co., S. C., Lumber Dealers,

Exporters, Rice Mill Owners—525, Sole Philippine Distributors for

Muelle de Binondo, San Nicolas; Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—

Teleph. 49903; P.O. Box 792 672, Juan Luna San Nicolas; Tele-

phone 49590; P.O. Box 762; Cable

Cheng Siong Lam

and Rice Mills Proprietors—1001, 1825S. C. Choy, presdt. gen. mgr.

Dagupan, Tondo; Telephs. 49606 & Henry Choy, asst, manager

49650; P.O. Box 1524 Wm. Choy, treasurer

Chicago Portrait Co., Art Studios— Christern, andHuenefeld

Export—711, &CalleCo.,Roman,

Inc.,.

931, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph. Import Binondo; Teleph. 4-87-74; P.O. Box

26625; Cable Ad: Inartco 2046; Cable Ad: Sternhuene

Chin Guan, Importer of Chinaware—339, Chua Chiaco & Co., Importer, Ex-

Santo Cristo; Teleph. 47268 porter of Native Products—253,

Chin Sing

207, Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 47698 Cable Ad: Chuachiaco

Chua Luan & Co., Inc., Importers,

China Banking Corporation — (See Exporters and General Merchants—

Banks) 310, Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 48547

China Drawn Work Co., Importers and Chua Seco & Co., General Merchants

—519, Santa Cristo; Teleph. 48743;

Exporters,Curio

Oriental Chinese Embroidery

Dealers—84, M. H. and

del P.O. Box 963

Pilar.Cable

465; Ermita; Teleph. 28340; P.O. Box

Ad. Chinawork Chua Sy Quiat & Co., Imports, Ex-

ports, Exchange and Commission

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The Merchants — 52, Santo Cristo, San

—Perez Samanillo Building; 19, Nicolas: Teleph. 47270; P.O. Box 367

Escolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Chua Tiat To & Co., Eabricamos Tod a

agents Clase dedeLatas, TambienConcernientes

RecibimosToda

Clase Trabajos A1

Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc.—2, Ram « de Hojalateria—373-379, Muelle

Soler (near Azoarraga P.fidge), Tondo; de Binondo. San

49993; P.O. Box 2154 Nicholas; Teleph.

Teleph.

Sionpo 49795; P.O. Box 452; Cable Ad:

Yu Vi Tung, business manager Chua Yapof Mirror

facturers all kinds ofFactory,

Mirrors, Manu-

Show-

S. Lai, managing editor cases and Mirror Furnitures — Rizal

Main

Office and Factory: 716 718,

Chinese Consulate—(See Consulates) Avenue: Cristo;

Branch Office: 417 429 Sto.

Manila P.O. Box 1155; Cable Ad: Glass-

Chinese Trading Co., Inc., The, Im- Chua Yap, proprietor

porters of Dry Goods and Provi-

sions—439, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. Chua Yaw, Leon, Water Transporta-

49006; P.O. Box 2197Cable Ad: tion and Stevedoring—107, Dasmar-

Chintraoo inas, Binondo; Teleph. 49084

Ching Chay Pin & Co., Cigars, Ciga- Chumbuque, Jose Lim, Coal Dealer, Bay

rettes, Groceries, Notions, etc.—1016, and River Freighting—204, Sevilla,

Comercio, San Nicolas; Teleph. Binondo; LimchumbuqueTeleph. 217 !31; Cable Ad:

49259

*D2

1)28 MANILA

CHURCHES and MISSIONS L. L. - Miller

Episcopal Mission of the Philip- I. L. Gandioqco

pine Islands—Church House: 555, M. C. Burbidge

Isaac Peral; Te.leph. 5-72-67; Cable A. B. Caflisch

Ad: Bishopsted J. Dizon

Bishop—Rt. Rev. Gouverneur Frank S . B. A rcan gel

Mosher, d,d. D. L. Martinez

G. C. Santos

A. GandiOnco

Mission de la CompajHa de JesRs

Co Ban Lino & Co Ban Kiat, Hardware

Union Chcdch of Manila (American- and

Oils, Carriage

WholesaleAccessories, Paints and

and Retail—161-165,

European)—Padre Faura, A. Mabini, Rosario,

and

Teleph.Dakota;

5-7109>Mamse, 202, Arquiza; Box 2216 Binondo; Teleph. 49755; P.O.

Minister Rev. Walter Brooks Co Chun Huat, Chocolate and Coneonut;

Foley Factory—712, Drat, Paco; Teleph. 54801

Coware

Lu So— Hardware,

112-114, PlazaImporters

Calderonof Hard-

de la

Clark & Co., Optometrists—205, Ma- Barca; Teleph. 49745

sonic Temple, 90, Escolta; Teleph.

22144; P.O. Box 1108; Cable Ad:

Clarkhager Co Pak & Co., Soap Manufacturers,

Agents, Coconut Oil for Carrero, Vidal

Clarke & Larkin, Certified Public Ac- ifc Co.—426, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 49931; P.O. Box 2154

countants—Third Floor, Philippine

National Bank Bldg., Telephs. 22635 m ft m m

and 23376; P.O. Box 270; Cable Ad : CoDealers,

SetengManufacturers

& Co., Eduardo,

Clarlar

W. W. Larkin, c.p.a. of CigarLumber

Boxes

P. A. C. Ellis and Building Contractors—602-610,

W. H. Hirschmanh, c.p.a. Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21809;

C. L. Hull, o.p.a. Cable Ad: Coseteng; P.O. Box 247

A. M. Sanchez, c.p.a., ll.b. Eduardo Go Seteng, gen. mgr.

A. P. Ferrer, c.p.a. Oolcol & Co., M., Stationery, General

M. B. Arcangel, o.p.a. Merchandise — 942, T. Alonso; Sta.

A. F. Aquino, c.p.a. Cruz; Teleph. 22998; Cable Ad:

M. C. Cruz, c.p.a. Colso

R. Aled iandre', c.p.a.

A. P. Dizon, c.p.a. Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap &

A. Torres, c.p.a. Toilet Preparations—58, Dasmarin-

L. O. Tan, c.p.a. as, Binondo; Teleph. 49740; Cable

G. Caguiat, c.p.a. Ad : Palmolive

F. Beucler, c.p.a. W. M. Pearce, general mgr.

F. A. Santos, c.p.a. W. C. Lewis, office mgr.

F. Corpus, c.p.a.

V. Josue, c.p.a.

A. F. del Rosario, c.p.a. Columbia Hotel—50, M. H. del Pilar

Oscar Villa, o.p.a. and 108, San Luis, Ermita; Te-

D. G. Dixon leph. 23460

J. Avido

R. Schnabel Commercial Electrotype Co., Inc., Elec-

F. Dizon trotypes, Stereotypes and Mimeograph

Juan Orbe Work —23091;

415, P.P.O.Paterno,

Augustin Oabatingan Teleph. Box 1140Santa Cruz;

Oscar Cervania E. A. Caraig, manager

 MANILA i>2<>

(.'OMMEBGIAX, FaOJTIG IL"AM.K (Jo.—El Ho- pj & m m ti m

gar Building, .Juun23566;j^iqajjjRwQndo;

fP.(J, j^ox 771; Condiment

Telephs.

Cable Ad:

2355§;apd

Cbmpac facturers, of.M “NepA”"condiment

ANUFACTURiNr: Co.,powder, Manu-

V. 0. N. Morgan, ^upi. - and Sole Distributors of “Tiger brand

me.dicine8, ‘vSei' r avallo’s” tonic and

R.M. R.-THorup

Axelrod, supervisor

' , “Tattoo” cosmetics and make-ups—121,

Rosario,

Commercial Union' Assurance Co., BoxEduardo 323; Cable 4d: Condiment O.

Binondo; Teleph. 47455: P.

Ltd. (Fire)—Chaco Building, Lin- Co Seteng, genera) mgr.

ondo

Findlay, Millar Timber’ Co., Connell BrosqQp,, Ltd. Importers and

Exporters—RppiDS;. 623/624, Insular

Commonwealth Commercial JCO:; Inc.1 Life 279;

Building; Teleph. 21439; P.O. Pox

Gable Ad: Connell

(Successors to Aragon Bros.),

Sporting Goods ■'Dealers—S<)5, Bustos

Street;

Pkble AdTeleph. ailSS^P.-O.

: ‘-Comcomco' ’ Box' -2212; CONSULATES.

Argentine—109, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Commonwealth Sales Co., Importers 49826

and General Merchants:—124, T. Pinpin; Consul—J. F. Fernandez'

Teleph. 22576; P. O. Bok 400; Cable Ad:

Rosenstock . BelgiiimttiSL Eseolta.;, Teleph. 21090;

C.M. W. Rosenstock

R. Fernandez, r president

treas. P.O. Box 123; Cable Ad: Belsnlat

Delgin Sallarda, sec. Consul—M. Yerlinden

Compagnie des Messageries Mari- OniXA-^Chiila Bank Bldg.: Teleph.

—223, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 49023 •

4-9^91; P-.p. Box 1637-; Cable Ad: CbnsuUQ’en.—Dr. Yuen Tan Tu

Messagerie r, Vice-Consuls—S. K. ' Cheng and

Everett

agents Steamship Corporation K. Y. Mok

: C ban cel lors— Oia n g Chin And

Compant a . General de Tabapas- ide Y. H. Loo

Filipinas, General Merchants, Im-

porters, Ship Owpers , and Agents, Costa Rica—S'.. ,O. de, Fernandez

Insurance Underwriters find Agents BuildingTelcph. 2-67-16

and Manufacturers—212, Marques Consul—Vincente T. Fernandez

,,(4e Comill^s; P.p. Box •Telfph.

22581 (Private Exchange Connect- Czechoslovakia—2, El Hogar Fili-

ing A}kiP§pps,>I Q^bte Ad : Tabacalera pino Bldg.; Teleph. 22624

Jose Rosales, director (Spain) Consul*—Leo Sehnurmacher

Antonio V. Correa, vice-director

Carlos. A. Ferrandiz, do, Df.nmark—2008, Robert. Pasay; Te-

G, E. Weber, administrator gen. leph. 5-10-17; P.O. Box' 193

Lorenzo Correa, sub-admtor. Jgen.

Consul—G. P. Datema

Compania Maritima (Steamship Co.),

Sociedad Anoniina — 109, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49826; F range—Rooms 303-305, Luis Perez;

Samaniilo Building, Escolta;

Cable Ad: Maritima; Codes, A.B.C. Teleph. 23940

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Scott’s Consul—Gaston Willoquet

10th edn. and1 Boe. Agencies at: —

Catarman, Cagayan de Misamis, Germany—1570, Arlegui Extension.

Capiiz, (latbalogan, ‘Cebu, Cotabato, San Miguel Distr.; Teleph. 2-26-

Davao, Dumaguete, Ibahay, Iloilo, 59 ; Cable Ad : Consugerma

Jolo, Misamis, New Washington, Consul - G. A. Sakowsky

Pulupandan, Laoang, Tacloban Chancellor—K. Koesting

-and Zamboanga

030 MANILA

Great Britain — 4th iioor. Wise Paraguay—8, Muelle del Banco Na-

Building, 174, Juan Luna; Teleph. cional; P.O. Box 982

4-87-17; P.0. Box 295 Consul—J. J. Russell

Consul-General — W. P. W.

Turner, c.m.g., o.b.e. Peru—34, E) Hdgar Filipino

Consul—O. MacDermot Hon. Manuel Camus, acting

Vice-Consul—Guy Walford (Cebu) consul

Acting Vice-Consuls— Portugual—517, Danota; Teleph.

E. J. L. Phillips (Iloilo) 5-62-30

T. E. Edwards (Zamboanga) Consul—A. da Costa Carvalho

W. C. Naismith (Davao)

B.. K. Kelly (Legaspi) Russia — Consul for France in

Italy—49, Galle Perez, Paco; Te- Charge

leph. 5-72-73; P.O. Box 875; Cable Siam—Soriano Building, 7th Floor:

Ad: Italconsual Teleph. 22404

Consul—Count G. di San Mar- Hon. Consul—E. Arthur Per-

zano kins

Japan — Soriano Building, Plaza Spain—Calle San Luis; Teleph. 5-67-63

Cervantes;

Riyoji Teleph. 2-35-57: Cable Ad: Consul General — Don Andres

Consul-Gen. —Kiyoshi Uchiyama Rodrigues Ramon (acting)

Vice-Consul—Jitaro Kihara Sweden—Chaco

Consul (Davao)—Ichitaro Shibata Consul—A. G.Bldg., Plaza Cervantes

Henderson

Vice-Consul—H. A. Janson

Latvia—Aguinaldo Bldg., 520, Juan

Luna; Teleph. 49885

Vice Consul—Leopold© R. Agui- Switzerland—627, Rizal Avenue ,

Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251

naldo Consul—A. Sidler

Liberia—793, Santa Mesa; Teleph. Turkey—Consul for Spain in Charge

67185 United States of America—Soriano

Consul—R. Summers Building

Mexico—2037, Azcarraga; P.O. Box 665 Consulate for issuing immigra-

Honorary Consul—A. Carmelo y Casas tion visas only

Netherlands—174, Juan Luna, Bi- Venezuela—50, 2-29-38

Escolta; Teleph.

nondo; Teleph49035 Consul—Albert P. Delfino

Consul—E. Heybroek

Vice Consul—T. Bremer

Acting Vice-Consuls—Guy Wal- Cordoba, Dr. Jose, Physician and Surgeon

ord (Cebu), E. J. L. Phillips —110, San Rafael, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

(Iloilo) 22725

Nicaragua — 1921, Herran, Paco; Cosmos Bazar, Inc., Direct Importers and

Teleph. 56491

Consul-General—Hon.T.

Vice Consul—Dr. C. GelanoE. Lacayo General

Binondo; Merchants--215-217,

Teleph. 48109 Rosario,

NorwAy—3, Plaza Moraga; Teleph. Costa Rica, Consulate of — (See

Consulates)

21026

Consul —T. M. Holmsen Couto Hermanos, Importers and Ex-

porters—303 Fernandez Bldg., T. Pin-

Panama—99, Cristobal Street; Te- pin; Teleph. 2-73'29

leph. 57525 J.M.Couto,

Consul—E. C. Ross Couto,mgr.

asst. mgr.

 MANILA I)3l«

Cranston , H. XL, Meohanical and Davies Building: New York: .165,:;

Electrical, Consulting ; EngineeT — Broadway; San Francisco: 215,

717, Insular Life Building, Santa Market Street; Hilo : T. H. '

Cruz; Teleph. 24262 G. H. Wilkinson, mgr.

G.F.H.G. Zieber,

Gordon, asst.(Merchandise

mgr.

Crown Life Insurance Co., Home

Office: Toronto, Canada—Cu Un- M. C. Chefek,mgr.mgr. (Life InsuranceDept 9 '

jieng Bldg.; Telephs. 25946 (Mana- Dept.)

F. I’. Luling, Fire & Marine supt.

ger), 24310 (Cashier); Cable Ad:

Crownislas Fiscal A (/eni$ for: ■

Cu Un Jieng & Co:, LtU., Importers of TheIron. JCarnshp|

Worksws(,[SeeDocks

underwIron

TheHonolulu

Earn-

Dry Goods,

Goods ShirtWholesale

Dealers, Manufacturers,

; Dry

and Retail, shawsDockstfe Honolulu Works)

Commission M anaging A gen ts for:

—Head Office:and60Manufacturers’ Agents

647 Rosifio, Binondo; Bogo-Medellin ililling Co., Inc.

Cebu Sugar Company, Inc. ,

Telephs. 22894 and22359;RO. Box 1105;

Cable Ad: Taihing: Codes: A.B.O.

and 6th edn., Bentley’s and Private. 5th General Agents for:

Branches: Iloilo and Legagpi Lincoln National Life Assurance

Co.

London and Scottish Assurance

m ^ x. m jo ® Corp., Ltd.

Cu Unjieno E. Hijos, Real Estate Pro- Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.

7irietors, Loans on Mortgages, Nego- St. Paul Fire and Marine Ins. Co.

tiable Documents, Notes Discounted; United States Fire Insurance Co.

and General

Binondo; Agents—320, Dasmarinas, Feremen’s Insurance Co. of.

Ad: Teleph.

CablePrivate

and

23193;Codes:

Cuunjieng; P.O. Bentley’s

Box 93 ; Newark, Importers of General

Merchandise

Francis Cu Unjieng, mgr.

Davies andSuturesGeck, Exclusively-l

Inc. (Brooklyn,53,N.Y.);

Czecholovakian CONSULATE -(See Con- I Surgical Luna; P. O. Box 300; CablesoleAd:agents

Juan

Indugfor

sulates) Insular Drug Co., Inc.,

Da ido Boeki Kaisha, Lti>., Importers the Philippines

and

PlazaExporters—Insular

Moraga, Teleph. 24:23;Life Building,

P.O. Box Db Witt, Perkins & Ponce; Enrile, 0 o

888; Cable Ad: Daidoboeki-Manila ’ Lawyers—fferiano

Tel e'ph. 22404; P.O.Building, Box 760, Bin; Cable

U^ i

Dainty Bakery, The, Bakers and Con- : Ad:Lawyers—Clyde TreduOif' ’ A. De Witt, E.

fectioners— 317-323, Echague,

Cruz; Teleph. 23518; P.O. Box 71 Santa Arthur Perkins ^ and ’ A. Ponce

Enrile

Danish Consulate (See Consulates)

David, ‘Debate”,

Spanish inel, Manila

Only —Morning Daily St.,in

Juan D.Luna;

B., Import

Teleph. and

49080Export—89,

P. O. Box ' W.C.; Teleph. 2-14-94;

61, Muralla

P.O. Box 601,

2082;edn.,

CableBentley’s

Ad: David, Codes:

CodesA.B.C.

and Manila;

5th

Acme

Phrase AugustoCable Ad: Debate

M Ramirez, editor

Dee C. Chuan, president Dominador Lorenzo, adv. mgr.

Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo. H., Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc.,

(Established in Honolulu,

: 1845), Sugar Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers

Factors, Merchants, Insurance in All Kinds of Philippine Lumber

and 14-30,

Commission Agents and Importers of Solei* Street: Telephsi’ 49683

General Merchandise—Perez Samanillo and 48826; P.O. Box 474; Cable

Building; Telephs 23876, 23877, 23878 Ad: Chuan

& 27270; Cable Ad : Draco; Stand- Dec

George C. Chuan, President

Dee S Kiat, Vice-President

ardrCpde^. Office: Honolulu, T- H.

1)32 MANILA

Dee Tian & Co., Saw Mill Operators and Dollar Operators,

Co., The Robert, Shipowners,

Lumber Deale rs—1518,

Cruz; Teleph. 21847 Azearraga, Santa Area, City Lumber—Main

Ticket Office, 87, Office: Port

Escolta;

Teleph. 22441: P.O. Box 1636; Cable Ad:

Dollar. Head Office:

Delgado, L)e. Jose M., Physician—2305,E. (Cal.) Branches in the Philippine San Francisco

Mendiola, San Miguel; Teleph. 22698 Islands, Iloilo, Cebu and Zamboanga

H.L.M.B.Oavender, general

Topsoil, chief clerkagent

Denniston, Inc., Photographic Supplies— J. Wells, freight agent

120-124, Escolta, Heacock Building; W. H. Garrett, freight solicitor

Teleph. 21163; P.O. Box 255; Cable J.Robt.

Hay,Woodfine,

claim agent

Ad : Deinc, Manila and at Baguio, Port Captain

Iloilo, Cebu, Davao, New York N. V. Carlson, accountant

Agents for: Stanley

H.W.MacGowan, Crum, assist, accountant,

Eastman Kodak Co. F. Cawley,dist.assist,passenger

passengeragent

agt.

Bell & Howell Co^ E. M. Jennrich, do.

H. Vega, assist, passenger agent

Destilerias Ayala, Inc., Producers and (City Ticket Office)

Exporters of Fine Wines, Gins and J. M. Wittier, passenger solicitor

Liquors — 630-652, Calle Echague ; W. J. Rogers, agent

R. S. Reid, do. (Iloilo,

(Cebu, P.I.)

P.I.)

Telephs. 21514-5; P.O. Box 691 M. P. Belleroans, do. (Zamboanga, P.I.)

Agents

Dia Filipino” Press, Printers and Dollar Steamship

Publishers (“ Dia Filipino,” Semi-

Annual Publication) A subsidiary of the American Mail LineLine

Advertising Bureau, Inc. — 933, li. Tacoma

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 21430; P.O. Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.

Box 498

R. F. Garriz, president and gen. mgr. Dollar Steamship Lines—{See The

Robert Dollar Co.)

Carlos Preysler, business mgr.

Directory

Far Eastand(China, Chronicle

Japan, of the Dunlop

Malaya,

Rubber Co., (F.E.), Ltd.—

477a, Mabini; P.O. Box 3188

Borneo, Siam,Nether-lands

The Philippines, Korea, Agent — Monserrat Enterprises

Indo-China, India etc.) Co., Ltd., 477a. Mabini; Teleph.

Published by the Hong Kong 5-72-51

Daily Press, Ltd., Marina T. J. Pratt, res. rep.

House, 15-19, Queen’s Road C., Dutch Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Hong Kong

Agents for the Philippines:

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Duran. 407, Cu A Lim,

Un Attorneys

Jieng Bldg.; at Law—401-

Telephs.

Chaco Building; P.O. Box 292; 23094-23095; P.O. Box 522; Cable

Gable Ad: Stevenson Ad: Dulim

Dizon Filho—Radiumetor, Pottery DyExporters—191-211,Buncio & Co., Inc., M'uelleImporters and

Drinking Water Containers—1127, Teleph. 48410; P.O. Box 1477;deCable

Binondo;

Ad:

Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz; Teleph 28448; Dybuncio

P.O. Box 1190; Cable Ad: Radiumetor

DN Cuiton & Co., Dry Goods Dealers

Dodge A Seymour, Ltd. (New York, —119a, Rosariot, Binondo; Teleph.

U.S.A.),' _ American Manufacturers, 49161

Agents and Export Merchants—Insular Dy Pac & Co., Inc.1032, Joan

Life

Teleph.Building, PlazaBpxMoraga,

22229; P.O. Binondo;

1345; Cable Ad: D.una; TMephs. 49561 and 49591;

Eximco -rioeiJ P.O. Box 1239, Cable Ad: Dypac

 MANILA 1)33

Earnshaws Docks and Honolulu Iron Eastern Isles Import Corporation,

Works, The, Manufacturers and Re- Manufacturers and Exporters of

pairers, Consulting and Contracting Ma- Embroideries—92,

Engineers,and

chinery Sugar Factories,

General MiningShip

Equipment, Teleph. 21384; CableBalmes, Quiapo;

Ad: Easternile

Builders and Repairers and General S. Davis Winship, pres, and mgr.

Merchants--118, -2nd Street, fort Area;

Teleph.

Standard 23213; Cable Ad: Mearnshaw; Eastern Syndicate Investment Co.—

Honolulu, Codes. Offices

T.H. (see and Works

under Honoluluat 401, Masonic Temple

Iron Works Co.); New York: 165,

Broadway;

Street; Canton: San Francisco:

75, Bund,215,Shameen;

Market Economic Press, Printers and Book-

Hilo: T.H. and Bacolod: Oce. Negros, binders — 205, Regidor Cor. Arlegui,

P.J. Quiapo; Teleph. 22782

'G. Milne, manager Sotero Gonzalez, manager

M. IT. Diserens, iligr., Merchan-

dise Dept. Educational Distributor, The, Sport-

I. M. Duncan, Accounts Dept. ing and School supplies—765, Juan

A. Muscat, supt., Marine Plant Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49602; P.O.

J. J. Ehrhardt, Canton represen- Box 557

tative

Fiscal Agents—Theo. H. Davies &

Co., Ltd.

G. H. Wilkinson, vice-president EDUCATIONAL

(Honolulu Iron Works Co.)

G. G. Gordon, asst, treasurer Ateneo de Manila—P.O. 154; Telephs.

57249; 406 Padre Faura, Ermita

(Honolulu Iron Works po.) Executive Officers :

Eastern

Agencies, and Ltd.Philippines Shipping

— Ships Agents and Very Rev. Carroll I. Fasy, s.J.,

Brokers—Escolta 8-12 Telephs:

(ground 2-26-23 president

floor), Rev. Henry B. McCullough, s.J.,

Corner Jones2-26-97

(Manager),, Bridge: (Shipping Dept.), vice-president and dean of Liberal

2 26-96

P.H. C.P. (Passenger

van Houten,Dept,);

manager P.O. Box 2726 Rev.ArtsVincent

and High School

de P. O’Beirne, s.J.,

J. Hennus, shipping dept. administrator and treasurer

L. R. Wentholt, shipping dept. Rev. Francis X. Reardon, s.J., re-

F.W. C.J.J. DuyVe'

de Kidder, gent of the College of Law

ne depassage

Wit, dept.

do. Rev. Eugene A. Gisel, s.J., dean of

Representatives in the P.J. for: • ' the College of Industrial Chemis-

Java-China-Japan : try

K. P. M. Li"e Line Rev. Maurice A. Mudd. s.j., dean

of the College of Commerce

N^dc'rland Line Royal

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch MailDutch Mail Rev. Luis Pacquing, s.j., headmas-

Holland-America Line ter of the Elementary Department

Royal Netherlands Indies Airway^

Royal Dutch Air Lines

Cable Ad: for above agencies, De La Salle College, unary,

“ Javalijn'”. Intermediate, High School and

Holland-East-Asia Line — Cable College—Taft Avenue Extension,

Ad: “Hoaline” Mai ate; Teleph. 56843; Cable Ad:

B rothers

Eastern Extension Australia and Rev.. Brother Xavier, President

China Telegraph Co-, Ltd., Asso- Rev. Brother Athanasius, Vice-

ciated with Cable and Wireless, . President

Ltd. fIncorporated in England)— Rev. Brother A. Peter, Treasurer

El Hogar Bldg., Juan Luna; Te- Rev. Brother William, Prefect of

lephs 21744 and'22636 ; P.O. Box 261 Studies

A. N. 1L .Carr, manager Rev. Brother Michael, Professor

D..W. Townley, .assist mgr. of Elocution

1)34 MANTIA

Harris Memorial School—431, P. Juhib’r Normal College /

Paredes; Teleph. 24187; Cable Ad: ; College, of Philosophy • & Litera-

Endure '/ ture

Marglierite M. pecker, principal' Combine^, Course in Arts,, Busi-

Mary A. Evans iiess A Law

Elementary & High School.

International Corr«si/onj>kn€e Se ndolsT Mariano Y. de los Saptos, presi-

(Philippine Branch)—308, Uy Yet dent .

Building; 217 Dasmarinas ; Telephs. Leodegario S. Alba, executive

2-21-45; P.O. Box 429; Cable Ad: secretary

Intertext Gregorio Ramirez, registrar and

J.D. Mencarinipngr. for thePliilippines treasurer

Encarnacion R. Lozada, dean.

National :

Business Bookkeeping

Sch'o6l, Steno- College of Educ.

graphy, Typewriting, and Manuel S. Rustia, dean, College

Accounting—3rd floor, Paternq Build- of Bus. Adm.

in<>,'StiiA Cruz Bridge, Sta. CVuz Jose M. Aruego, dean, college of

' Officers of Administration— Liberal Arts.

Pod ro Sabi do, dean, College of

Jose Conoepcion, a.b., b.s.c.,

ll b. , director ■ ■ Law 1

• ' •

Ysidro Lerma, Jr., A.B., B.s.c., treas. Jose R. Cantos, principal, I.H.S.

Ricardo G. Trinidad, a.a., secretary Albina J. Santos, principal, S.H.

S.

Dominador Robledo,hr, I principal,

National University (Largest

• ' University in the P.T.) - 385 "Lipa, Private •■ S.E.S.

Sampaloc; Teleph. 2-l5 3(; University of the Philippines (State

President—Camilo Osias University)—Cal le Padre Faura Ermita

Philippine Law Schooi,(Incorporated

National University (College of Law),

apd University of Santo Tomas, Private

Empowered by Govt, to Confer Degrees) Catholic Institution — 139 Postigo,

--81. Anda Street, Intramuros; Intra-riuros;5 Calle Espana, Sampaloc;

Teleph. 2-43-21 Telephs. 2 2931. 24335, 21161 and 21162

Dean—Ricardo C. Lacson

Secretary—Venancio H. Benetua

San Juan nr Lltram College, Primary, “El1013,^2',”Azc&rraga, ■Paints and Artists Materials —

Intermediate, High School and College Rongpin Tondo; Cable Ad:

200, Beaterio. Intramuros: P.O. Box

146; Teleph. 2-39-91. Free Catalo-

gue sent on request El Aouila Fabrica de Tabacos Y

(Established 1611) Cigarillos, Inc., Tobacco Manufac-

‘'Conducted by Dominican Fathers: turers and Exporters—i86, Plaza

Very Rev. Fr. Juan Labrador, Dilao, Box 1027

Payp;p Telepb. 5*6504;; P.O.

o. f., rector and president

Very Rev. Father Lorenzo Ro- El Brill ante, Jewelry, Watches, Engrav-

driguez, o.p.. vice-rector and ing, Watch-repairing, Glasswares and

director

Very Rev. Father Jose Cuesta, Table Teleph. Wares

25830 — 408 Carriedo, Quiapo;

secretary

University of Manila—Telephs. 2-33- ElSpanish Debate, Only Morning’ Daily in

in . Manila—61 Calle Mu-

35 (Sampaloc Dnit), 2-41-78 (Intra- ralla, Iu'tramurbs; Teleph. 21494

muros Unit), 2-67-55 (Gra. Unit) (Connecting, all depts.); P.O. Box:

College of Law 601; Cable Ad : Debate

College of Business Adm. Carlos P. Roraulo, publisher

Collegt of Liberal Arts Ismael B. Zapatta, gen. mgr.

College of Education

Graduate Course in Education An gusto M. Ramirez, editor

 MANILA D35

El Dorado Oil Works, Copra Buyers kong, Davao, Shanghai,

Bacolod, Kobe,

Tuguegurao, Hong-

—318, National City Bank Bldg.; Francisco and New York. Bombay, San

Binondo; Teleph. 2-23-22, 2-33-32 tral Offices: Muelle de laManila Cen-

Industria;

Cable Ad: Eldoilwrks Teleph. 2-27-92; P.O. Box 121; Cable

M. Igual, manager Ad: Elizalde; All Standard Codes

El Hogar Filipino, Mutual Building Eng Bio Juat, Inc., General Mer-

and Loan Association—El Hogar chants—722, Magdalena, Binondo;

Building; Juna Luna, Binondo;

Telephs. 21007-9; P.O. Box 10Q; Teleph. 49946; P.O. Box 7

Cable Ad: Hogarfilip; Agencies in

Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga, Baguio Engineering ply

Equipment and Sup-

Co. (Incorporated), Machinery,

and Legaspi Mechanical Supplies, Engineer’s, Con-

tractors—Thirteenth

El Inventor, Carriage and Furniture Teleph. 2-41-42: P.O. Box St., Port. Area;

Factory, Barber and Dentist Chairs, 2128; Cable

Bodies for Trucks, Passenger and Cargo, Ad : Rapak; Codes : Bentley’s 2nd

Duco Paint and Auto Repair—1110, Phrase R. L. Parker, president

Narra; Teleph. 49725

El Oriente Fabrica de Tabacos, Inc., Erlanger and

Manufacturers

Solano, San of Cigars—167

Miguel; Teleph. 21488General

: P. O. Teleph.Importers — Regina

21234; P.O. Box 426;Building;

Cable

Box 590; Cable Ad: Elori Ad: Erlgalinc

Elpairing—709,

Oriente NickelRizalPlating,

Avenue,General

Sta. Cruz;Re- Eemita Grocery, The (Hong Tai &

Co.)—96,21656H. M. del Pilar; Ermita;

Teleph. 23045 Teleph.

"“ElFactory,

Pavo Importers

Real,” Biscuit and Macaroni Escolta Drug Stores Co., Inc.—58-60,

of Paper, Paints, Escolta;

592; CableTelephs.

Ad: 2-27-80;

Escodrugco,P. O.Code:Box

Chemicals, etc.—438,

Kurt Sturm, proprietorP. Rada, Tondo Bentley’s

El Zafiro, Jewelry Store—682, Rizal Estrella Auto Palace—536-568,Gandara,

Ave., Teleph. 25206; P.O. Box 2376; Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21425; P.O. Box 273

Cable Ad : Zafiro European American Grocery (Woo, Lo

El Zenith Jewelerv Store—35, Escolta, &of Co.), Wholesale and Retail Importers

Fancy inGroceries

Binondo;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Elzenith22985; P.O. Box 257; Echague, Stores and Quinta ofandPhilippine

frontMarket, Liquors—430,

Santa Cold

Cruz;

Elite Ham Factory, Manufacturers of Cable Ad: Wooloco Telephs. 21485 & 21382; P.O . Box 1688;

Ham, Bacon,

Herran, SantaLard

Ana.;andTeleph.

Sausages—2666,

55809 Everett, Steamship Corporation, Ship-

Elmac,

—627, Inc., Electrical

Rizal Avenue; and Machinery

Telephs. Co. ping

23531-

Agents—Office:

Telephs. 223, Dasmarinas;

4-98-91, 4-98-92; P. O. Box

32-33; Cable Ad: Tehaselmac; Codes: 1637;

Manila. Cable Ad:

Branch Leverett.

Offices: Head Office:

Yokohama,

Bentley’s,

and Mosse Western Union 5 letter edn. Kobe, Shanghai, Hongkong, Iloilo and

Cebu

dizalde &andCo., Inc. (Estab. 1854), Excelsior Bicycle Supply—632 llaon,

Importers

chants and Exporters;

Manufacturers; General

Rope, Mer- Quiapo

Paint L. A. Alvarez, proprietor

and Oil Factories, Steamship Owners; Fajardo, Augurio, Piano Repairer and

Insurance;

ahd Tanduay;

Hemp Plantations; Distillery

Sugar ; Sugar

La Carlota, Sara-Ajuy and PilarCentrals

; Ship- Tuner, Auto-Pianos

Specialty-—150, and Organs

Lardizabal, pal oc;a

-chandlery and Hardware Stores—Bran-

5 Teleph. 21066. Residence: 610,SamTrabajo,

-ches : Iloilo, Cebu,'Gtrbat, SorSogon, Sampaloc; Teleph. 28568

D;sg . MANILA'

Fanlo & Cia, lNd., Greneral Merchants Import and Export Dejiartment'

and Brokers—518, Rizal Avenne, Nicolas Estolla, in-charge

!

Santa Cruz; Teleph. ‘23873} P.0. : “Shipping Departmeht

B ox 8G0 Jose L. Mateu,£ in-nlraf^e:

Farmacia Centra^ Inc., Wholesale I Auditing Department

Luis A. Fernandez, auditor

and Retail Druggists and Per- Real Estate and Insurance Dept.

t'Telephs.

uini.-a.s~214,246,248, Rpsarip;P. Binmndo:

49694 and 49150; Marciano Rivera, in ■‘charge

O. Box (General

1967 Managers for

Compahia

El Yaradero Maritima

de Manila

Farmers’ 'Produce and (Commercial | Manila Compania de Segurds '

Co., Provisions, Local and Importer j

-234 Chica, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25872; Fidelity and Surety Co. of the Philip-

P.O. Box 234 pine Islands, Write All Classes of

Feliciano, Juan y Hermana,. Rope mobile, Bonds; Insurance: Fire, Marine, Auto-

Manufacturers — 113, T)asmarinas; de Piedad Earthquake

Building; £rtd

PlazaFlubd—Monte

Cable Acj: Felicordpe

Juan Feliciano, manager Cruz; Teleph. 21255; P. O.Goiti,

BoxSarita

150.

Agencies: Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga.,

Davao' and Cagayan

E. B. Ford; president

Feliciano & Co., Inc., J. B., Manu- P. M. Poblete, Vi'Ce-pres.-see.

facturers of the “Over the Hill Ink Leo H. Martin, treasurer

Products,” General Merchants and Simeon Reyes, assit. secures-

Exporters of Native Products—173,

Maria Clara, Sampaloc; Teleph. “Fi-Ma”, Rectifying Plant, Manila, P I*.-,

28367 Manufacturers of Special

Distillate^iqueurs” by Own “German

Germari-

Fs,liman Bros., & Juvenile Imports Co., Diabetis, Recipes, 'Special “Medicines

Asthma, Tuberculosis fur

Embroideries—1445, California, Paco; (Calcium -Vitarum-Silieium-Therapy)—

Teleph. 57250; P. O. Box 1500; Cable 465, Leveriza, Pasay, Rizal; Teleph.

Ad: Brofeltman.

Broadway, New York

New York City Office: 1333 51179;:: Cable Ad : Fima, Manila.

Jack Brookman, Manila mgr. Agencies

HermaninA.allFischer,

big places wanted

proprietor

Feria & La O, Lawyers —520, China Bank Eiguera Gravel and Sand Co., Inc.,

Building, corner

Dasmarinas; JuanTelephsl

Biribndo; Luna 49092

and, Contractors in Concrete Materials,

and 48195 Gravel, Sand, etc.—1518, MindorO;

Teleph. 57221 ; P.O. Box 1701

Fermin, Regino, Florist—1151, Singalong, Filipinau Lumber Co., Inc., Manufac-

Malate; Teleph. 56777 turers and Exporters of Philippine

Hardwoods—123-T29, Juan Luna,

Fernandez &Co., V. T., Genera] Merchants Blnohdo;' Telejdlu 490481; Cable Ad :

—S..O. de Fernandez Buildinsr; Telephs. Fililumber; Codes A.B.C. 5th edn.

2.6.7-16; P. O. Box 1607; Cable Ad: and Bentley’s; P.O. Box 18; Saw

‘Fernanco Mills and Concession, Cabibihan

and Calauag, Tayabas, P. I.

Fernandez Hkkmanos, Inc., Merchants Siy Cong Bien.g and Co., Inc.,

and Ship4-98-26;

Owners—109, JuanCable

Luna: General Managers

Teleph.s. P.O. Box 805; Ad: Findlay' Miller .Timber Co., .Rumljer

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

edns.,Boe, Scott’s, Bentlay’s and Private and Merchants, Importers, Insurance

Jose F. J.Fernandez, president Shipping Agents—1000, Corde-

Ramon Fernandez, vice-president leria, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 67588-

Carlos P. Fernandez, assist, to the 87-89; P.O. Box 307; Cable Ad:

Findmill; All Codes used

president • . A »(

 MANILA 1)37

Firestone

of the Philippine Tire and Kubbk' k Company i Agencies

Islands—207-209,

Thirteenth St., Port Area; Telephs. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

24292 and 24293; P.O. Box 3219; Wenatchee Milling Co.

Cable Ad: Firestone Kloeckner Eisen

R. E. Baskerville, general mgr. Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd.

O. J. Fikes, office manager B. A. Hjorth (Primus Products)

Bovril Ltd.

Fisk Tire Company, Inc. of the Fox Film Export Company — 518-520,

Philippines, The, Rubber Tires and Reiua Regente, Binondo; Teleph. 49818;

Sundries—122, Novaliches, San Miguel; P.O. Box 423

Telephs. 23780 and 23750; Cable Ad: Frank & Co., Stationery, Rubber

Fisktire; P.O. Box 657

Paul C. Hartnal, manager Stamps, Brass Signs (A Division

L. M. McClure, office manager of Philippine Education Co., Inc.)

—101, Escolta; Teleph. 22131: P.O.

Box 620

Fleming & Williamson, Chartered

Accountants — 4th floor, Soriano Free Press Photo

Photograving - Engraving,

Shop—Third Floor, Inc.,

Free

Building, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box ! Press

214;J. Fraser

Cable Ad: Accuracy

Brown, c.a. Teleph. 22110; P.O. Box 326 Sta Cruz;

Bldg., 680 Rizal Ave,

A. I). Goodliffe, a.c.a.

J.R.H. V.O.Hausamann,

Ferguson,a.c.a.

Mickey, c.a.

c.p.a.

French Consulate—(&ee Consulates)

L.W. J.J. Crichton, c.a French

for Motor Co.,Cars—111,

Graham ExclusiveEspeleta,

agents

(Jorpe, a.c.a.

R.M. C.H. Deane, a.c.a. Santa Cruz;MotorTeleph. 47475; Cable Ad:

Pickup,a.c.a.

a.c.a. F renin otor

H. Aldred,

F. Hart, a.c.a. Frieder, S. and Sons Co.—36, Novali-

J. E. Fairweather ches; P.O. Box 2233; Cable Ad:

H. Mueller Frisom

Fookien Times Co., Inc., The, News- ! and Exporters, Fukuyama, Nishino & Co., Inc., Importer

paper Publishers—197, Juan Luna, ; Products DealersNative and

—129, P.Q. Foreign;

JuanBox Luna

Binondo; Teleph. 49688; P.O. Box ! Binondo; Teleph. 47573; 346;

747; Cable Ad : Fukientimes Cable Ad: Tatsumiya; Code: Kendall’s

G. Dybuncio, president

G. P. Seng, mng. editor k gen. Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

manager Funeraria i Naoional, Undertakers &

Sam Huang, advtg. mgr. Embalmers—917, Rizal Avenue; Te-

leph. 22871

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.,

Manila, Iloilo and Cebu, Importers, Fung Made Tai,FiletChinese

Laces,Curio Store, Hand

SilkBrass,

Embroideries^

Exporters,

Agents—112/3,Merchants, Muelle de Insurance

Binondo; ij Chinese

Hair Nets, Porcelain, Lacquer,

P.O. Box 454 ; Cable Ad : Sandavid, ; Wooden Rugs, Ware, Leather

etc., Suit Cases

Inlaid and

Furniture,

Codes :

Private and Acme Bentle.y’s. , Second Phrase; Chinese Flower Tea—72, Real, Corner

General

F. Hills, Managing Director (London) 27206; P.O. Box 2345 Luna, Intramuros; Teleph.

C. S. Hynes, Manager, Manila

J. Strickland Gabler-Gumbert, A., Architect—712,

E. Klingler Insular Life Building

J. Walser

II. He-inemann Rufino D. Antonio, architect

M. Jansen I. de Goma, draftsman

 1)38 MANILA

-Gabriel Gestetner Ltd., D.—108, Escolta; P.O.

222, Chica, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 29241; P.O.— Box 2147; Cable Ad: Gestetners

Bros., General Importers

Box 111; Cable Ad: Gabribos

Gaiety Theatre, Cinematograph—630 Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Com-

mercial Brokers—209,

M. H. del Pilar, Ermita; 1'eleph. 55317 ing; Teleph. 21 (:;4; P.O. Soriano

Box 160; Build-

Cable

Genato Commercial Corporation, Im- Ad : Getz

Herman Yaras, branch mgr.

porters, Exporters,Groceries

Provisions, Paper—1079, R.andHidalgo,

General

Quiapo; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Genatocorp 21098; P.O. Box 1396; Gibson, A., General Broker—189, Juan

Luna,Cable

Binondo; Teleph. 47502; P.O. Box

939; Ad: Gibmac

General Electric Co. (P.I.) Inc.— Gillespie, A. T., Importer and Exporter—

13th and Atlanta St., Port Area; 180, David Street, Binondo; Teleph.

Telephones 22911, 22548; Cable Ad: 23809;

Ingenetric; P.O. Box 1822 A. T.P.O. Box 544;

Gillespie, Cable Ad: Atgill

proprietor

Luis Decena, manager

German Chamber of Commerce of the

Philippine Islands—{See Associa- Glaiserman, Inc., J. M., Commission

tions) Agents— 139, Juan Luna,Glaiserman;

Binondo;

Teleph. 47625; Cable Ad:

German Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Codes: Duo, Acme, Calpac, Bentley’s

Universal

German Steamship Agencies (P.I.), J. M. Glaiserman, proprietor and

Inc. (Formerly Behn, Meyer & Co. & manager

Zuellig & von Knobelsdorff), Ship- Gmur Otto, Inc., Importers and Ex-

ping Agents—Insular Life Build- porters—90, Rosario; Teleph. 22737 ;

ing, Binondo; Telephs. 21578-22924-

27358; Cable Ads: Hapak and P-O. Box 211; Cable Ad: Rolfotto

Nordlloyd; Codes: Acme, A.B.C.

6th, Western Union, Bentley’s and Go Colay & Co., General Merchants—

Mosse

Fr. Danielson, managing director 314, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 24245;

P.O. Box 991; Cable Ad: Colay;

P. Erichsen, assist, manager Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal

K. Severien, do. Trade, Western Union, Schofield’s,

P. Philipps Bentley’s, Lieber’s and Peterson 3rd

H. Spielmann edn.

Mrs. M. Morales Go Colay, manager

A gencies: Go Kawe, asst.

Hamburg Amerika Linie Go Lamco Hardware, Hardware Mer-

Norddeutscher Lloyd chants—3b], Tambacan, Santa Cruz;

Deutsche Lufthansa A.G. Teleph. 25317

Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei A.G.

“Germania” (Cacho Hermanos), Printers Direct Go SingcoImporters,

Sons & Co.,Notions,

General Merchants,

Wholesale

—672, Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph. and Retail—127

21285; Cable Ad : Cacho Teleph. 48612; P.O BoxRosario,

129, 1188 Binondo>

Germann & Co., Ltd., General Importers, Go Sun Guan, Soap Factory—510,

Exporters

Juan Luna;andTeleph.

Insurance

49015;Agents—156,

P. O. Box Echague, Quaipo; Teleph. 26249

1975; Cable Ad: Federation; Codes: A.B,

C. 5th and

Acme, Mosse6thandedns., Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Go Tian Gee & Co., Direct Importers

Private of General Piece Goods—180-182,

Calle Rosario, Binondo; Teleph.

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Factory 47513; P.O. Box 2107; Cable Ad :

—Sangandaan; Teleph. 578; Cable Ad: Gotiangee; Codes: Acme Commodi-

Germinal ties and Phrase

 MANILA jm

Goldknberg & Co.j Incor., Importers A.H. S.B.Guttridge,

Chambers,pres, and gen’l.

vice-pres, and mgr.

treas.

and Manufacturers' A.gents—Plaza R. D. Falkner, assistant

Cervantes & Juan Luna; Binondo; Santos Y. Serrano, secretary

Teleph. 22298; P.O. Box 1421; Cable

Ad : Golden berg ; Codes : Acme,

tley’s and Private. New York Office : Ben- General Agents

350, Broadway Caledonian Insce. Co. (Estab. 1805)

Legal and General Assurance

Goodrich International Rubber Co., Society, Ltd. (Estab. 1836)

Wholesale Tires, Accessories, Rubber Norwich Union Fare iusce. (Society

Mechanical Goods, Footwear, Heels and Ltd. (Estab. 1797)

Drug (Sundries56971-2

Paco; Telephs. — Goodrich Building,

3; P.O. Box 1482, Hacienda San Jose, Mindoro, Sugar

Cable Ad: Siltonco Plantations—109, Plaza Santa Cruz,

W. C. Gulick, branch manager Binondo; Teleph. 21671; P.O. Box

R. E. Roseveare, asst, manager 2388

(Mechanicals) Board of Administrators — W.

L. C. Hayden, asst. mgr. (Tires) Trinidad (chairman), L. Kahn,

__t M. Lord, J. E. H. Stevenot and

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Co., G. La O.

Ltd., The—Magallanes Landing; P.O.

Box 1456 ; Teleph. 23h02 and 23903 ; Hair & Picornell, Exchange, Stock

Cable Ad: Goodyear & General Brokers & Members ot

Gotamco Hermanos, Vicente, the Manila Stock Exchange—5th

Building Floor,

Contractors and Lumber Dealers—430, S'. J. Wilson Building, Juan

Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21767 Telephs. 2-18-44, 2 18-45, 2-J8-

46; P.O. Box 1479; Cable: Ad: Bn:

Gotauco V Co., Inc., General Contractors kerage; Codes: Scott’s 10th Edition

—214. Soler Binondo; Telephs. 49721 & & John Bentley’s

Hair, partner

49671;

Gotauco P.O. Box 1254; Cable Ad: S. N. Picornell, do.

Great Eastern Hotel, First class Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Shoe Manufacturers

Hotel—in199

rates all respects and at reasonable —615, Escolta; P.O. Box 1426; Teleph.

P.O. Box 145;Echague;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 24115; 56964-65;

Greathotel Cable Ad: Haleshoeco

Ng Luen Far geh. manager Halili Transit & Auto Supply—$14-816,

Marvin, H. Ellis, ogr. Folgueras, Tondo ; Teleph. 49550

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Hall & Co., Inc., Whipple S., Paper

Ltd.

24115;—199 Echaque, Sta Cruz , Teleph. Dealers—176, Soler, Binondo; Tele-

GreatestP.O. Box 440;, Cable Ad : Ad phone'49807; P.O. Box 610; Cable

: Whpihall

C. W. Rosenstock, financial agent

Great Northern Railway — Chaco Hamburg Amerika Linie (German

Building, Plaza Cervantes,' Binondo; Steamship Agencies (P.I.) (Former-

Teleph. 21521; P.O. Box 624 ly Behn, Meyer & Co., and Zuellig

Gregg Car Co., Ltd,, The, Manufac- 59-61 & von Knobelsdorff) Inc., Agents)—

facturers of Can's and Railway 22324-22924-27398; Rosario, Binondo;

P.O- BoxTelephs. 298;

Equipment—Calle Tomas Claudis, Cable Ad : Hapag

Pandacen, Manila; Teleph. 6-75-85;

Cable Ad: Greggcar; All Standard Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and

Codes Haberdashery, Inc. — 109, Escolta;

Guttridge and Chambers, Inc., Teleph. 22644; P.O. Box 1630; Cable Ad:

Insurance—132, Calle Juan Luna; Binondo S. R. Hawthorne, pres, and mgr.

Teleph. 4-93-25; Cable Ad: Gut- A.R. L.D. Reynolds,

Hileman, vice

tridge; P.O. Box 289 treas.pres.

D40 MANILA

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Hawaiian Philippine Co., Sugar

Exports, Imports, Whipping and In- Manufacturers—321, Regina Building,

surance Agents, Manila, Cebu, Davao, Manila; Teleph, 21934

Iloilo—Chaco Building; P.O. Box 292; W. H. Babbitt, president

Cable

Charles Ad:D.Stevenson

Orth, president (New York) It. C. Pitcairn, mill manager

Michael J.

F.W. L.Macgavin,Smith, vice-do.

Laurence,assist,

2nd-do. do. Heacock Co., H. E., General Mer-

treasurer chants, Jewellers, Refrigerating,

It. E. Rigby, secretary (Davao) Engineering—120-130, Escolta, Hea-

J. H. Forrest cock Building; Teleph. 21163; P.O.

G. G. Walker Box 119; Cable Ad: Dial, Manila,

J.Dean

A. Boyes and at Baguio, Iloilo, Cebu, Davao,

Conrad New York

J.R. Ottinger Samuel F. Gaches, president and

general manager

F. J.S. Hughes (Cebu)(Cebu)

Piquet-Wicks F. L. Schleipen, vice-president

Donald O. Gunn, retail mgr.

E. J. Storck (Cebu)

Sidro Uy Villanueva (Iloilo) General Agents for:

Agencies Elgin National Watch Co.

Peninsular Oriental S.N. Co. Western Clock Company

Ben Line Steamers Philco Radio Co.

Blue Funnel Line (New York Service) Frigidaire Limited

Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Go. Remington Rand Inc.

(European service) General Fireproofing Co.

Moller Line Mosler Safe Company

Directory & Chronicle of The Commercial Refrigerator Mfg

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, Co.

Korea, Formosa, Philippine American Optical Co.

Netherlands India, Siam, Islands,

Borneo, Monroe Calculating Machine Co.

etc.)

Heilbronn 1 Co., Inc., J. P., Paper,

Harris Memorial Training School- Type and Printers’ Supplies—233,

(Nee Educational) Calle David, Binondo; Telephs.

21412, 21415 and 21416; P.O. Box

773 ; Cable Ad : Papertrade; Codes:

Harvey & O’Brien, Lawyers—520, Masonic A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal, Western

Union (5-letter), Bentley’s complete

Temple,

P.O. BoxEscolta, Binondo;

703; Cable Teleph. 21678; phrase

Ad: O’Brien and Table, Rudolf Mosse,

Duo, Atlas Paper United Telegraph

Code

Hashim’s

831, Rizal Kalinawan

Avenue, Stone

SantaQuarry—

Cruz; Helena Cigar Co. -36, Novaliches San

Teleph. 22856; Cable Ad: Hasihim Miguel;Ad:Teleph.

Cable 22296; P.O. Box 1.52;

Helencig

N. T. Hashim, manager

“Herald”. The, Only.Evening Daily

Hausman & Co., L. M., Engineers and inSt.;English in Manila—61, Muralla

Teleph. 2-14194; P.O. Box 601,

Importers of Machinery and Allied Manila; Cahle Ad: Herald

Products-^440, Dasmarinas; Teleph. Vicente Albano Bacis, editor

22363; P.O. Box 1729; Cable Ad: Ismael B. Zapatta, gen. manager

Michelman; all Standard Codes

L. M. Hausman, pres. & mgr. Hercules Lumber Co., Lumber

Inc. (Manila,

Zamboanga, Lumarao), Dealers

Haw E. Heng, Importers and Exporters and Exporters and Shipowners—Ylanila

ofmission

SugarAgents

and Almaciga (Mastic), Com- Office:

922; 155,

Cable Paz;

Ad: Te'eph.

Hercules. 57505; P.O- Box

ShippingOffice:

and Sugar Dealers—

116, Hormiga; Telephs. 49618 and 47206; 206, Pilots

Medrid,Association

Corner M. deBuilding,

la Industria,

P.O.

Haw Heng2:85 and 1302; Cable Ad: c/o

E.Boxes Nicolas; Teleph. 57505

San

 MANILA D41

Hess & Zeitlin, Inc., Stocks and I.G. Farbenindustrie, A. G. Germany

Bonds, Insurance and Real Estate —180-184, Juan Luna Binondo

—108-li0,

Teleph. 23274Crystal Arcade,

; P. O. Box Escolta;

721 and 1082 ; Ilaya Music Store Co., Inc., Wholesale

Cable Ad: Zelin and Careless and Retail Dealers in Musical

Carl Hess, jr.

Wm. Zeitlin ments—600, Rizal Avenue, SantaInstru-

Cruz;

Teleph.

Ad: Ilaya23598; P.O. Pox 2799; Cable

Hike

144,Shoe Pal a.ce,

Escolta, The—Regina

Binondo; Teleph.Building,

21569; “Independent,” The (Leading Filipino

P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad: Shoemack Weekly), FoundedSaninNicolas;

1915 — 829-831,

U. S. Shoe Co., Inc., proprietors San Fernando, Teleph.

Hizon Laboratory, Pharmaceutical and 49552; Cable Ad: independent

Chemical Products Toilet Articles Illies & Co., C.—550-554, San Luis;

and Beauty Preparations—549, Pa- P.O. Box 1629

terno, Quiapo; Teleph. 2-36-9<5

Primo Hizon, proprietor

"HocSchool

Guanand Ho, General Supplies,

lilerchandise Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department,

Commercial Free Manila Branch—P.O. Box 1629;

Delivery in the City—626 F. Torres, Sta Cable Ad: Boschilli, Manila

Cruz; Teleph. 22736 Agents for

Robert Bosch A G. and concern

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking works

Corp.—-(See Banks) W. Zollenkop, branch manager

Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Established Independent Shoe Shop, Th e, Shoe Store

1852), Manufacturers and Repairers, and Shoe Repair Shop— I . 2-114,Echague,

Consulting

Sugar and ContractingEquipment,

Engineers, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22177; P.O. Box

Honolulu Factories

T. H.—118, and2nd Street, Port 2641; Cable Ad: Inshoco

Area;

orCodes. Cable

“ Honiron, Ad: Mearnshaw,

Honolulu,” Manila,” Indian Commercial Co., Importers

Standard

New York: 165 Broadway : and Wholesalers of Silk and Cotton

San Francisco:

•Canton: 75 Bund,215Shameen;

Market Hilo:

Street;T. Goods—328-330-332, Dasmarinas; Te-

H.;Honolulu

Manila (See The Earnshaws Docks leph. 22169; P.O. Box 938; Cable

Iron Works) Ad: Indiacomco. Branches and

J.A. F.F.Taddiken, Export Offices: Dalamal & Sons,

Ewart, general

managermanager

of Ha- Manila Kobe and Yokohama

Bankers: -

waiian Division

J. Dept.,

Hughes,Hawaiian

manager,Division

Merchandise Chartered Bank of India, Austra-

J. sentative

J. Ehrhardt, Canton repre- lia and India

Philippine National Bank

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., fiscal China Bankiiig Corporation

agents Ingersoll, Frank B., Attorney at law,

iHoskyn — Suite 514, Chaco Bldg:; ') eleph.

—Manila&Office:Co., Inc., Import&Merchants

c/o Yangco 21183; Cable Ad: Cascade: Codes:

Co., Inc., Western Union, 5-letter, Bentley’s

S. J. Wilson Bldg.; P.O. Box 2707, Manila

Inhelder

Hoskins & Co., C. M. Real Estate porters, Pharmaceutical Walch Co., Ltd., Im-

Products,

Brokers and Appraisers—185, David Surgical Instruments & Equipment,

Street; Teleph. 2)-10-35; P.O. Box Textiles and Sundries—China Bank

948; Cable Ad: Earcam Bldg. : Teleph. 49078; P:0. Box

Houston Rubber Co., Goodyear Tire 1182; Cable Ad: Walinder

Dealers, Vulcanizers — 548, Rizal Managing Partners: —

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22122; H. Inhelder

P.O. Box 651 E. Walch

D42 MANILA

Agencita International Correspondence School

F. Hoffmann—La Roche & Co., — (See Educational)

Basle (Switzerland)

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle International Philippines Harvester

(Formerly Co. of

Macleod

(Switzerland)

Swiss Serum and Vaccine Insti- &Hemp Co.),andImporters and Exporters:

Maguey, Trucks/ Tractors,

tute, Berne (Switzerland)

British Drug Houses Ltd., Lon- Agricultural and SteamshipImplements;

Agents—MainInsurance

Office:

don

Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Ger- Binondo; Teleph. 2-22Plaza

Chaco Building,

85;

Cervantes,

P. O. Box

many) 308; Cable Ads: Macleodco (General),

Shipmac (Shipping)

N. H. Duckworth, vice-pres. and

Insular Drug Co., Inc., Wholesale

Drugs and Chemicals—163, Juan general manager

Luna, Binondo ; Tele)ph. 4h075 ; F.O. W.F.C.Guettinger

Bettendorf, auditor

Box 300; Cable Ad : Indftg ; Codes:

Mosse, Acme, Western Union, Imp. and Export Department—

E. O. Cogan

Bentley’s J. F. Tomkins

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Steamship Department—

The (Life,Co.)—Insular

Health and Accident J. C. Littig

Insurance Life Building, H. S. Morton

290 Plaza Cervantes: P.0. Box 128: L. G. D’Aquino

Cable Ad: Insulife (General Agents in the Philippines for:

V. Singson Encarnacion, president ! Isthmian Steamship Co.

Enrique Zobel, vice-president j Glen Line Ltd.

J. McMicking, manager i Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Jacobo Zobel, treasurer Machinery,

A. F. Gonzalez, assist, manager & j Display and RoomsMotor

and Truck

ServiceOffice

Sta-

secretary tion—154, Marques de Comillas.

Ermita;

2498 Teleph. 2-22-85; P. O. Box

Insular Lumrer Co.—P.O. Box 456'; O. J. Swonechek, asst, auditor

Mills: Fabrica, Occidental Negros, Machinery Department—

P.I.; Cable Ad: Ilco. Head Office: R. J. Elfstrom

'260, South Broad Street, Philadel- O.J. A.C. Koesling

Roehr

phia, Pa., U.S.A. : Cable Ad: Ilco

H. C.‘ Pope, genera! manager Motor Truck Department—

(Fabrica, Ocb. Negros/ P.I.)

Insular Saw Mill, Inc., Lumber Dealers A.C. E.D. Van Sickle

Settember

—330-340, Canonigo, Service Station—

2190; Telephs. 56940-49Paco ; P.O. Box J. C. Giles

Hemp PressesdeandComillas,

Warehouses—136

Insular Sugar Refining Corporation Marques Ermita

Teleph.. 2-22-85

G. C. Sehlobohm, warehouseman.

—325, National City Bank Build

ing, Binondo; Teleph. 24210; Cable Provincial Branch Offices

Ad : Sucharphil Baguio

H. A Burgers, general manager E. A. -Kingcome

B. A. Colod

International Brokerage Co., Inc.^ II. U. Umstad

Customs Brokers, Baggage Trans- Cebu—

fer, Local and Provincial Trans- J. L. Parrott

portation, Trucks, Cascos and M. de la Riva

Lighters—306, Masonic Temple; Te- Davao—

lephs. 23011 and 23012 (Office), 23013 R. M. Bownass

(piers) 49965 (Garage) Iloilo

1 J. PIanda Bacolod—

nternational Colo Stores — 116, Ijegaspi—

Echague; P.O. Box 290 M. Zuluaga

 MANILA 1)43

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STEP BY STEP IN EXPERT HANDS BECOMES

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EVERY DETAIL, HUMAN AND MECHANICAL, IS TRAINED ON ONE

OBJECT—TO PRODUCE HIGH GRADE CORDAGE,

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MflNILH, PHILIPPINES.

Isardas & Go., T., General Importers JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO.,

—194, Juan Luna; P.O. Box 464; Manufacturers of: Pure Manila

Cable Ad : Isardas Rope, for long

marinewearing

traderopeandof great

users

who desire

Isuan, Inc., Bottlers Isuan Natural Mine- strength and excellent appearance that

ral Water, Isuan Ginger Ale and meets Britishspecifications Standard and U.S.

Carbonated Soft Drinks—47 (within) Government Dry White Rope, an agricultural

Cristobal, Paco; P.O. Box 1587; rope. Smooth, firm and safe

Cable Ad : Isuan, Manila. Bottling

Works: Isuan Hot Springs, Los misson Also Bale Rope, Lathyarn, Trans-

Banos, Laguna, P. I. “Aluminax” Rope, Tarred Rope,

G. J. Burbidge, manager Well Drilling Cables,

Fishermen’s Rope andWrapping

HardTwines,

Rock

Italian Consulate—(See Consulates) Mining Rope

Address — No. 2 Calle Cristobal;

Teleph. 5-66-28; P.O. Box 1457; Cable

Itocon Mining Company Ad: Picketrope;

Western Codes:

Union Universal

Directors—J. H. Marsman (Pre- Trade, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and Private

5-letter,

sident), T. J. Wolff (1st Vice- J.Victor

T. Pickett, presdt. and gen. mgr.

Pres.), B. S. Ohnick (2nd Vice-

Pres.), Mrs J- H. Marsman and

Alf Welhaven treas. Johnson, vice-presdt. and

General Managers — Marsman & M. F. Herranz, secty.

Co., Inc., Insular Life Bldg., Manila,

Philippine Islands Jarillas Furniture Stork and Sail

General Supt.-=W. Gilkison, San- Making— 317, Libertad, Pasay ; Te-

gilo, Itogon, Mt. Prov., Philip- leph. 51096

pine Islands

Secretary

Insular and

LifeOffice—M. H. O’Malley,

Bldg., Manila, Philip-

pine Islands

maninc, Manila ; Cable Ad : Mars- Jose Perez Cardenas,

Law—Hogar Filipino Attorney-at-

Bldg., 37,

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 2-13-

36; P.O. Box 501

Japanese Association of Manila Inc.

—(See Associations) Juyco, Velilla &. Co., Insurance, Rea,

Japanese Consulate—(-S'ee Consulates) Estate, Escolta,Mortgages—110

Binondo; Teleph.Crystal

23272Arcade,

DM MANILA.

Kajgahast ian & Go., Inc., R.—Kooms Head Office: Ker, Bolton & Co.,

Mrf-320, Kneedler Hnilding: P.O. Eox London, Branch Offices: Ker & Go.,

12237Raymundo Kagahastiah, president Ltd., Iloilo, Cebu and Davao; Pit-

& genere.1 .man;^^1^*' 01 cairn, Syme & ,Co-, Ltd., Batavia,

Soerabaya and Samarartg

Partners—H. B. Foster, J. W.

KAnaoka, f., Furniture Manufacturer Howells, and W. C. NaismitK

and Dealer—325-327, Carriedo, Sta E. G. Rivers

Cruz; Teleph. 27906 D. J. Watson

J. Gardner

“ Katubusan,” Fabrica he Dan,Nico-

Tabacgs y J. T. del Castillo

jCiGARRiLLQS—501, Clavel,,, Ki Lin Tong, Tiger Balm Medicine

las; TelapLs. 49575, 4-95-24;

iBox -892. Show-room: Plaza Cer- Dealers F. O. -314, Santo Cristp, San Nicolas;

vantes; Teleph. 23986 Tel^ph. 2044; P. .O.'.Box' 2044

Manuel

Dr. RamonY. Gallego, president

J. Ongisako,

Ramon Mallari, secretary,gen. mgr. Kim Tong Heng & Gbl—529> Eluano,

;San Nicolas ;> Teleph. 48173

Kepler &. Co., Ltd.,

178, Ed. A.,Luna,

Mercha’hts—

'Wise

Belophs. Building,

49881-2-3; Juan

P.O. Box Binondo;

313; Cable King Hiap Hing Mirror Factory.

Manufacturers of Glass Show Cases,

Ad: Edakeller; Codes: A.B.C. Venetian

6th edn. and 6th improved, Bent- J Glasses, AllGlass Mirrors, Desk Pad

kinds of Mirrors, Glass

ley’s 1st and 2nd, Western Union Contractor, Dealers

Five Letter. Head Office at Zurich, rors, Plate Glasses, inWindow Fancy Mir-

Glass*

Switzerland Re-Silvering. Bevelling and Etching

W. M. Keller, president (Zurich) Work, Wholesale and Retail—Main

Ed. Keller,.(Zurich): Office and Store: 403-05-07, Salazar

G. Woessner, manager St.; Teleph. 49922, Binondo; P.O.

J.A. OAuer,

Besgnier,'signsdo.pei- pro. Box 3139

Ch. Bliim,

A.E. Marschall

Peter, do.

do. Kinkwa Meriyasu

turers and ImportersCb.,of Ltd.,

CottonManufac-

Textiles

F. Periquet -525-543, Azcarraga, Rinaadoi P. Q.

G. Am an Box 1461

C. Gomez;

Kellino,!’.Inc.,0. Importers—453, Kishimoto it- Co:,Tabora,

S., Importers and Ex-T

Box 412." Padre Cable porters—787,

Teleph. 49752; P.O. Box 903

San Nicolas

Ad: Renate; Codes/: Bentley’s S. Kishimoto, propr. and manager

Acme, and Private

C. Kelling, president and mgr.

M. Pfeifer nianager^ ,,, insurance Rock Laboratory, Specializing in the

department Manufacturing of Medical Prepa-

L. Hallum, manager, Jewellery rations—2157, O’Donnell, Santa

.department ' Cruz; Teleph. 24197; P.O. Box 511

G.Surgical

11. von. VVichdorff,

instruments dep.t. manager,

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434 Dasma-

Kenwood Hotel -- 1V99, R, .Hildago, , rinas; Teleph. 23741; P.O. Box 351;

Gable Ad: Kodak; Code: Bentley's

Qui'apo; Teleph, 2-X477 W. P. Lane, manager

R. M. Gordon

Ker it Co.. Ltd., Merchants; Est. 1827—TO; C. Perry

Callejon de San. Gabriel; Telephs.22409- Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily

22410-22430: Manila, P.O. Box 312. Newspaper—430, Salazar, Binondo;:

Iloilo, P.O. Box 292. Cebu P.O. Box Teleph. 48357; P.O. Box 148; Cable-

160, Davao P.O. Box 297: Cable Kon'glipo

Ad: for the- four ports ‘-KerT

 MANILA

KoppSil (Philippines), Incorporated, ; KwonG WinG Luitg Grocery (Wong Choo

& C'O.), Wholesale and Retail Grogerifes

(ISucc6sfc>rs in tlie Philippine Is- I apd' Liquots—1443-1447," Hertan, Paco:

lands to Koppel Industrial Car & Teleph.

Equipment Co.), Railway 'Material, | ; ' Worlg 37286; Choc, P.O. Box 1021 .

manager,;

Machinery and Supplies- - 75, Das-

' marinas j- Telepl^. 49895; CJahl^. Ad : L’i CitrpAX) de Xankin, Cigarette Factory

Koppelrail;

Box 189 ' All Standard Codes; , P.O. | ' --4 l4, Sdiazar, Binohdo;, Teleph. 486911

A, H. Bisliiop, vice-presiduiii' . I La Commercial, Cigar Factory and

Direct Exporters—1207 Alegui,

Kriedt Printing Co.—Bulletin Bldg;, I 'Quia,po1;.jP-0- Box 1041.

550 Evangelista, "Corner Riion, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 22959; P.O. 'Box 859 j La- ConsTru-ctora, Bicycles And Acces-

Gerhard W. Kriedt, proprietor - sories, Children’s Vehicles, Imports,

H. Gary^Kriedt, as.st mgr. Wholesale and Retail—309-311, Gan-

Edith Case Plollin, acct. j dara, Binondo; Teleph. 49131

Kuknzle & Streiff, : Inc., General Im- LaFactory Estrella

— 752;deP.O.

Filipinas, Cigarette

Magdalena,

porters, Exporters and Insurance Aggnts j Teleph. 49665 Box 1128 Binondo:

—343-347, Calle T. Pinpin; P‘0.

Box 301; Cable Ad: Kuenzle; La Estrella Del Norte, Importers—

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

Western Union, Universal. edn. and 46, Escolta; Telephs. 21388-389; P.

O. Box 273; Cable Ad: Evely

5-Letter

A. P. Kuenzle, president A La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel

H. A, Streiff, vice-president

A.AY.Jung, treasurer E.H Mueller

Dietiker Anderegg —(Nee San Miguel Brewery)

G.G. Pluess . La Flor de Intal Cigar Factory—

Cattaheo’’ F.R, B.Vontohei'

Rein

: 31, Tayuman; P.O, Box 262; Cable

Ad : Florintal

Iloilo-H. Rieth

Cebu—A. SchatzmanP ' ! , * '

Zamboanga—H.. Spruengli ; La Flqr de Luzon Cigar, Factory —

851 Isaac4-84-41;

Feral, Paco;Ad:P.O.; Box 64

Kummer and Comins, Direct Mill Teleph. Cheong AVingCable, Flurlpzon

Yew, manager

Agents, , Cotton , Goods—189. Juan

Luna; Teleph. 49089 ; P.O. Box 1484; La Frkscura, Manufacturing . Wooden

Cable

6th edn.,Ad : Western

KummerUnion,

; Code's pomiPCJ'

: A.B.C.- Cambas and Bamboo Curtains for Win-

cial, Bentley’s : dows

paloc: and Doors—340,

Teleph. 67389 Trabajo,;! Sam-

Kwong Ah PhoyDagupan,

Owners—849 &-Co., Tondo;

Inc., RiceTeleph. Mill | LaTuason,

Industria Box Teleph.

Sampaloc; ' Factory25901

— 739, G.

23620; P. O. Box 638; Cable Ad;:. Kwong La Industrial, Fabrica de Chocolate y

Cafe —278, 57 Cristobal; Teleph. 57<40;

Kwong Hing Cheong, Eattan andWooden B.O. BoxRued

' Porta y Cia., proprietors

Furniture, Chinese Sea-grass

Bamboo Screens, Office Equipment, Rugs,

Wholesale

pin. Binondo; and Teleph.

Retail—309-313,

25365; P.O.T. Pin- Box j LaFactory—i6,

Insular Cigar Calderon and Cigarette

2271; Cable Ad: Kwonghing-Cheong Barca, Binondo;PlazaTeleph. 49853; P.O.deBoxla

52; Cable Ad: Insular

Kwong

Sauce, MeSoyChan,

Oil Manufacturers

and Vinegar of Toyo ;I La NobLeza; Cigar and Cigarette Factory

Dealers—

440-442, T. Pinpin, Binondo; P.O. Box —409, Tayuman, Tondo: Teleph. 22781;

1103; Teleph. 47663 Cable Ad: Lanobleza

D46 MANILA

La Pateia, Bakery, Confectionery and President—Dr. Thomas J. Brennan

Biscuit Factory, Groceries and Liquors General Manager—Jose

— Central Office: 631-633, Legarda,

Sampaloc; Teleph. 22394; P. O. Box Mrs. Aurelia A. Castro,Castro

treasurer

2283. Branches: 635-637, Legarda, Atty. L. V. Madamba, secretary

Sampaloc; 723, Tabora, San Nicolas Members

Thomas Board of

J. Brennan Directors — Dr.

(President),

(Teleph. 49149); 1007, M. de Santos, San Dr. Andreas Trepp, Mrs. Laura

Nicolas (Teleph. 49321); 143, Villalobos, Brennan, Jose Castro

Quiapo (Teleph. 26391); and 73,

Bustillos, Sampaloc (Teleph. 25141) Gen. Manager), Mrs. (Director

Aurelia A.&

Castro (Director and Treasurer)

La Prkvisoka Fjlipina (Sociedad Mutua Laguna Sugar Corporation—5th floor,

deingConstruccion

and Loany Prestamos),

Association Build-

— 22, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes; Teleph.

David; Teleph. 22329; Cable Ad: 23081; Cable Ad: Sorox, Manila

Previsora Lambert Sales Company, Inc., Manu-

facturers of Philippine Hand-made

La Bosaeio Distillery—1001-1023, R. Embroideries—1453,

Hidalgo, Gral Luna;

Box 1235; Quiapo;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Benleg 26505; P.O. Teleph. 57486; P.O. Box 1460

La Sampaguita, Native Cloth Dealers Landahl, Inc., John, Importers of

Textiles, Sundries, Machinery—132,

and

Cruz;Jewelers-305,

Teleph. 27110 Misericordia, Santa Juan Luna, Telephs. 48331 & 47537;

P.O. Box 1392, Cable Ad: Landiron;

La Tondena, Inc., Distillers of High edn., Codes: Western Union, A.B.C. 5th

Grade Alcohol; Producers and Ex- 3-letter,Imp.Oriental Bentley’s, Acme, Liebers,

Code, Schofield,

porters of Fine Wines, Gins, Cor- 5 letter, Rudolf Mosse

dials and Liquors—Telephs. 49645- ment. Branch Offices inandCebu, Supple-

Ap-

49655; P.O. Box 691 pari

John Landahl, president

“ La Urbana,” Building and Loan Asso- Edgar Krohn, vice-do. and tres.

ciation—Paterno Building, Santa Cruz M. Rasch, signs per pro.

Bridge

Telephs. and Helios Street, Santa Cruz; L. Zapf

Cable Ad:21855Anabru& 22727; P. O. Box 138; L. Schmitt (Cebu)

E. Aroca (Appari)

Enrique Carrion, president

E. Vazquez-Prada, first vice-president

Gerardo Garcia, second do. Laperal de Guzman, Maxima, Importers

E. P. Brias Roxas, treasurer

Directors — Santiago Carrion, E. ofWholesale First Class Diamonds

and Retail and Dealers

Jewellers; Pearls,

R. Gargollo, T. Lizarraga, G. inStones—850-852,

Diamonds, Pearls RizalandAvenue,

other Precious

Santa

Barretto and M. N. Tuason Cruz; Teleph. 21907

L. G. Aldeguer, secty.

P. Escalambre, acct.

E. Tampinco, cashier Laperal, Victorina G. de, Importers of

La Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in Jewellers Diamonds—and Pearls,Building.

Laperal Manufacturino

853-855,

Spanish—TVT Building, F. Torres, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 2-

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21134; Cable 42-60; P.O. Box 1710; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Laperal

Ad: TVT

La Yebana, Cigars & Cigarettes- P.O! Lara Optical (Dr. Cipriano Lara, o.D.)

Box 422; Cable Ad: Yebana Optometrist, Eye-Sight

Manufacturing and ImportingSpecialist,

Optician

L a no Gold Mining-Co., Inc. — Head —356, Laraop Raow; Teleph. 26754; Cable Ad:

Office: 305, Crystal Arcade, Manila, P. I.

Mines at : Malangcao Basud, Labo, Latvian CoNSULATE-MNee Consulates)

Carhafines Norte

 MANILA 1)47

Lawyers’* Co-operative P.DBLisHiNa Co., blNTAG, Pascual, Auditor ancl Certified

The

Cruz;—Teleph.

428-432,21584;

Rizal

P.O.Avenue,

Box; 449; Santa

Cable Public

Ad: Lawcopub ton Ave.;Accountant — 1537, Washin'g-

Teleph. 67891

Lion D’Qr,.Quiapo;

Coffee Teleph.

Factory23530;

— 738,P.O.R.

Leoarda, Vicente L., ArehiteeL (Presi- Bidglgo,

dent, Commonwealth University)— Bof 1899; Cable Ad: Liondor

1556, Azearraga; Telephs. 2-31-78 Litografia Montes, Inc., Lithographers

Leo Schnurmacher, Inc.. Stock Bro- and Manufacturers

Magallanes,

of Paper

Intrarnuros;

Boxes—40,

Teleph. 21377:

kers, Members Manila ■ Stock , Ex- P.C. Box 116

change, Members National Produce

Exchange, Merchandise Brokers, Es-

pecially Copra; Coconut Oil, Copra Lloyd’s—Ker & Cov, Ltd , Agents—iO

Cake and Meal—2, El Hogar JFili- Callejon Sain Gabriel, Binondo

pina Bldg.; Telephs,. 23716 (Four Louis X-Ray Laboratory—305, Regina

Lines) & 22624 (Two Lines); P.O.

' Box 12$t: Cable Ad: Leopa-ssage; Building; Binondo; Teleph. 23227

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th edn . LovstEd & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C.M.,

Bentley’s, apd Private Machinery Dealers—215, Thirteenth

Street, Port Area; Teleph. 23519;

Levy Blum, Inc., Importers and Whole- P.O. Box 1193; Cable Ad : Lovsted :

sale Dealers of Diamonds, Pearls, Jewel- allRalph Codes used

Nash, manager

ries and Watches. Wholesale Druggists

. Chemists

Cruz, Sta.and Perfumers—35

Cruz; Telephs. Plaza P.O.

23247-48; Sta.

Luna de

Box 243; Cable Ad: Majuvy: Codes: Jose G., Architects, San Pedro, Andres,' & Cortes,

Decorators, Civil

A.B.C. 6th edn. & Bentley’s- Engineers and Builders—Main Office:

Crystal Arcade, Tower Floor; Teleph.

Levy Bermanos, Inc.. Diamond,Pearl and .22907.;, P.O, j Box 2907 ; Cable . Ad :

Jewellery Importers—46 and 50, Lunarchi

Escolta, Binondo; Telephs. 21389 Luneta Hotel — 38-40, ".San Lui-

and 21388 Ermita; Teleph. 21971

Levy, Jacob, Importer of Dry Goods— R. Lee Hobbs, mgr. and owner

123, Crystal Arcade: Teleph. -21672; Luneta Motor Company, Automobile

P.O. Box 2060 Dealers, Spare Parts—54, San Luis :

Libby, McNeill & Libby, Importers—25, Teleph. 21371. Service and Repair

Santa Cruz Bridge; Teleph. 21.858; P.O Shop: Isaac Peral. Assembly Plant-

Box 1639; Cable Ad: Libco 827, R, Hidalgo;

Box 140; Cable Ad:Teleph.

WaKx 23880; P.O.

Liberian Consulate—(Nee, Consulates) Carlos Young,

Newland president

Bald win, vice-president

Barry

D. R. Baldwin/manager

Keiffer, parts nftanii^v"

Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Op.,'Inc.—

Comer Bonquillo and Estero Cegado, F. W. Jones, sales' manager

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21737; P.O. Box

1623; Cable Ad: Ligmytoco R.M. Williams

Pinto

Agent* fox.

Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—R-315, Na- Chrysler Corporation . . i

tional City Bank Building; Teleph. Willys Export Corporation

22293; P.O. Box 1422; Cable Ad:

Liguancoal - Luzon Brokerage Co., (Inc.), Cus-

Lim Tuaco k Co., Inc., Distillery and toms Brokers, Foreign Freight For-

warders, Warehousemen, Heavy

Refinery, Alcohol, Wine and Liquor Trucking—'Derham Building, Port

Dealers—527-543, Gandara, Sta. Area; Teleph. 22421; P.O. Box 591 ;

Cruz; Teleph. 27057: P.O. Box 487 Cable Ad: Lubrocoin

£>48 MANILA

l.uzon Consolidated IViines & Co., Carlos Young,

Newland pres.vice-presidient

Baldwin, & gen. mgr.

inc.—Kooms

ding ; Teleph. 312-31H;P.O.Kneedler

24308; Box 2237 Buil- M. Furs ten burg

Baymundo Kagaha.stian, piesident E. J. McSorley

andDr.general L. Bleyer

A. B.manager

Miranda, sec.-treas. Agents for:

Alvir & Co., Inc., consulting Shipping

geologists and mining engrs. Barber Line

Luzon Investment Company, Inc., Barber Wilhernsen Line

Beal Estate, Commercial and Personal Dodwell Castle Line

Loans, General Insurance — B-215, Wilh. Wilhelmsen (European) Line

Burns, Phi Ip &, Co., Ltd. A ustralia-

Begin a Bldg.; Teleph. 2-28-80 China >ervice

Luzon Stevedoring ]nsurance

Contractors, Lighters,Co Launches,

, Inc., MarineTow - Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd.

Boats, Water Boats,

Provisioners—MuelleSan Ship Chandlers and Merchandise

14th Street, Port District; Francisco and

Teleph. 21661; E. Paints,

I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,

.P.O. Box 582; Cable Ad: Lusteveco AmmoniaEnamels, Explosives and

Luzon Surety Co , Ixc.> Fidelity and Gillespie Bros. Ltd., Sydney

Surety

surance—B214Bonds, 215-216

Fire and Marine

Begina Building;In- Madrigal & Go., j Coal Merchants, Ship

Teleph. 2-16-30■ owners, Real Estates

Plantations—8, Muelle anddel Mango

Banco

Nacional; Teleph. 21826: P.O. Box 254;

Cable Ad: Carbon

Lyric Film Exchange—Lyric Theatre; Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s or Madrigal; Codes:

P.O Filma

Ad: Box 579; Telephs. 23517; Cable 2nd Phrase, Bee’s. Acme, Scott’s, A.1LC.

5th edn., A.B.C. 6th edn., Universal

Lyric Music House, Inc.—633, Es- Trade Code, Western Union

edn. 5 letter

colta, Binondo; P.O. Box 274; Te- edn., Y. Buenting’s

Madrigal, Code 2nd

general manager

lephs. 23516 and 23536; Cable Ad : Managers for:

Music

F rank H. Hale, president Rizal Cement Co., Inc.

F. W. Sigmund, general manager Philippine Cotton Mills, Inc.

Madrigai Oil Mills

•“Mabuhay”, Only Morning Daily in Port Lamon Lumber Co.

Native Dialect—61 Muralla St., W. C.;

Teleph 2-14-94; P. O. Box 601, Manila, Magnani, B., Marble Importer and Con-

Cable Ad: Mabuhay

A. Hernandez, editor tractor, Marble, Granite, and Alabaster

Ismeal B. Zapatta, gen'mgr. Productions, Shnbi Electric Hammers—

619, Raon, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 824

VIackay Radio and Telegraph Co., Magnolia Dairy Products Plant

Commercial Radio Telegraph Com- —660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901—

munication—20, Escolta, Binondo: (See San Miguel Brewery)

Teleph. 24343; Cable Ad; Macrad

Macleod & Co. “Magsimpan,” Import and Export—617,

(See: Internationa] Harvester Co. of Santo Cristo, San Nicolas: Teleph. 48624

Philippines Malabon Sugar Co., Sugiar Refiners &

Macondray & Co., Inc., General Candy Manufacturers — Hongkong tfc

Merchants, Shipping and Insurance Shanghai Bank Bldg., Binondo'

Smith, Bell & Co., genei’al managers

Agents—China Bank Building (3rd

floor); Teleph. 49873; P. 0. Box 768; Manila Aerated Water Factory—735,

Cable Ad: Macondray. (See I.uneta Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21197;

Motor Company

Ihc. ' and Young & Baldwin,

. V,. , ; P„0. Box 1356

 MANILA 1)4! >'

Manila Auto Supply Co., Importers J. (J. Rockwell, vice-pres.

and Dealers in Automobile Acces- H. P. L. Jollye, gen. mgr.

sories, Spare Parts, Tools and B.E. J.I. Gilliland, elec. mgr.

Deymek, auditor

Equipments, Tires, Gasoline, Motor J. A. Thomas, gen. supt.

Oils, etc.—633-635-637, Azcarraga;

Teleph. 4-94-76; Cable Ad: Masco.

Branch: 500-502, Azcarraga; Te- Manila Finance and Discount Cor-

leph. 4-96-47 poration—(Nee Banks)

Manuel Lopa, mgr. & propr.

Manila Filatelica, Booksellers and

Manila Blue Bldg.,

Printing Co.—Boom Stationers — Oroquieta 1318-1322.

19-20- Branch

2i, Paterno Santa Cruz; Teleph. and Office—Corriedo 318

23419; Cable Ad: Florobros 320; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad:

Bizalina

Manila Building and Loan Associa- Bemigio Garcia, proprietor

tion—Kneedler Building, Carriedo, Manila Gas Corporation—Calle Otis

Santa Cruz; Teleiih. 22090; P.O. Paco; P.O. Box 1483; Teleph. 56934;

Box 855 Cable Ad: Gasworks

Manila Button Factory—460, Dasmar- Manila Golf Club—(Nee Associations)

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21635; P.O. Box

767; Cable Ad: Manbutton

Manila Grafica, Inc., Printers, Book-

“Manila City Directory” (A Directory and sellers and Stationers--Printing Plant

of Manila and the Philippine Islands, P.O. Store: Box 1850; 62, Cable

Kscolta;Ad:Teleph.

Grama2-16-38;

published Annually)—1104, Castillejos,

Quiapo; Teleph. 21881; P.O. Box 620; Manuel Pellicer, president

Cable Ad: Pecoi Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez, vice-

Philippine Education Co., Inc.,Printing

proprs. president and manager

Published by McCullough

Co. A division of Philippine Manila Grand Opera House—881,

Education Co., Inc. Bizal Ave, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

22855; Cable Ad: Hashim-Manila;

Manila-Compania de Seguros In- Codes: A.B.C. and Bentleys

corporada—109, Juan Luna

Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., general Manila Harness Co., Inc., Leather

managers Goods Manufacturers

Binondo;

Cable Ad: P.O. Box 1921;—Teleph.

Calvet

19, Escolta,

21797;

Manila Club—(Nee Associations) Emilio Tomas, manager

“Manila Daily Bulletin Corner Manila Hotel Co. — Luneta Extension,

Baon and Teleph.

Evangelista,

21102 Quiapo

; Cable; P.O.Ad: 1 Ermita

Box 769;

Bulletin Cable Ad; Teleph. 22022 ; P.O. Box 583;

: Manhoco

Carson Taylor, publisher Board

and of Directors—Jose

chairman), Gen. PaezDouglas

(pres,

Boymanager

C. Bennett, editor and general MacArthur (vice-president

Bobert Aura Smith, news edr. treasurer), Tomas Earnshaw,

Cavender, Arsenio H.and

N. Luz, Carlos M.

H. A. Linn, advertising' mgr. P. Bomulo, Bafael L. Alunan,

W. L. Highsmith, office mgr. Benito Bazon and H. C. Anderson

Leslie E. Moote, circulation mgr. ■ Executive Department:

E. Abundo, chief accountant H. C. Anderson, managing director

Francisco

assistantMendoza,

manager secretary and

Manila Electric Co.—134, San Mar-

celino;

Cable Ad:P.O. Manilalect;

Box 451; Teleph. 21911;

and General

Offices: Meralco Bldg., 134, San Manila 2045;

Hume Pipe Sampaloc;

Cordeleria, and Tile PWorks-

1003, Teleph,67110;CableAd: O. Box

Huniepipe-

Marcelino

D50 .MANILA

Manila Ice Ckeam Plant, The, Manu- Manila ISock Asphalt Co., Pavement

facturer

Cream—892of F.Pure and Tonde;

Guerrero, Delicious Ice Constructors-1;^,.Abeite, Street; Te-

Teleph.

49937 and 49761; Cable Ad: Micpi leph. 6 :73-C6; PiO. Box 1T009; Cable

Ad : Pavement

Manila Instalment Co., Inc., House- Manila UtrHBEK Co.', Manufacturers of

hold and Office Furniture Sold on 'Hecnanicyi ttjttbb'ei* "Gbods—Oo'rher

Easy Payments—407-111, Plate rias Bbata ahd J. Certeza, Paridacah;

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22201; P.O. Teleph. 6764:3; P.O. Box 2251

Box ; Cable Ad: Minco

Manila Liohtee Transportation, Inc., Manila Supply, Electrical Supplies,

Sole Importers of Munkro Lamps—

Customs Brokers, Forwarders and Dis-

tributors —! 121(.; .Dasmarinas; Teleph. 2056, Avenue Rizal; Teleph. 22174; P.O.

49013; P.O. Box 1179; Cable Ad: Malit; BoxMartin 2378

Suaco, proprietor & manager

Code: Bentley’s

Manila Machinery and Supply Co.-, Mantla Trading and Su pply Co.,General

Inc., General Merchants and Machinery Merchants—

Teleph. 23771;Port

C&bleArea;

Ad: P.O. Box 744:

Mantrade

—675-681, Dasmarinas; P.O.

Teleph. 22458-9; Cable Ad: Machy Box 607; Julius S. Reese, .president

W. H. Patterson, vice- do.

Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., General S. Chas.

W. Thompson,

Kurz, treasurer do.

Merchants & Importers— 509 511, Azcar- C. R. Sales, secretary

raga, Tondo; Teleph. 4-84-30; Cable

Ad : Mamer Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No. 5,

•E. P. Sandejas, pres.-manager Port Area; P.O. Box 582; Teleph. 2I( 6i;

A. J. Mendoza, sec.-treasurer Cable Ad': .Luistevco

Manila Oxy Acetylene— 1031, Azcaffaga Manila Wine Merchants, Inc., The,

Tondo; Teleph. 48454 Wholesale Wine and Suirit Merchants

—174, Juan : Luna; P.O. Box 403;

Manila Polo Club—{See Associations) Winetrade, Telephs. 4-96 57.and 4-90-58; Cable Ad :

Retai; Teleph.

1 Branch 2-17-61

Office: 37-3.4,

Manila Publishing Co. (A Division Calle Alhambra

Wise & Co., Inc., gen. managers

of Philippine Education Co., Inc.), E. P. S;.Hooper, manager

Sellers of Subscription Sets of Books A. T. Hill, assist, do.

—101, Escolta; P.O. Box 620; Te-

leph. 12131 Manila Yellow Taxi-Cab Co., Inc., N-

Carlos Cabrera, assist, mgr. & B. Garage—477, A. Mabini, Ermita;

Manila Hailroad Co.—943, Azcarraga, Teleph. 5-69-55 ; Cable Ad: Mytco

Tondo; P.O. .Box

Cable Ad: Feroco 448; Teleph. 4 98-61; Mankayan Cold Mines, Inc. — 501,

Jose Paez, pres. & gen. mgr. Samanillo Building ; Teleph. 2-26-46 :

Tomas Earnsliasv, vice-pres. P.O. Box 3190

V. E. de Jesus, secty. A. M. Opisso, president

Manila Remnant Co., Inc., The, O.Amos

W. M.W. G.Shuman,

Beilis, secretary-treasurer

vice-president

Har ris, director

Dealers and Importers of Silk and F. de la Cantera, do.

Cotton Goods of Every Description J.Enrique Massip, do.

P. Heilbronn, do.

-451-453, Juan Luna; Teleph. A.A. M.

A. Brimo, do.

49994; P.O. Box 2796; Cable Ad: Rosado, do.

Maremco

A Landahl, president

K. Landahl, vice-do Manuel Pellicer y , Co., Inc., Hatters,

Shirtmakers, Tailors and Men’s Furnish-

Manila Rice Mill Corporation, Rice ing leph.Goods—44,

21177: P.O. Escolta,

Box 227 Binondo; Te-

Dealers—$17,

49625; P.O. BoxDagupan.

139$ ' Tpndo; Teleph. Manuel Pellicer, manager

 MANILA Dsi

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Manila Lodge, No. 761, B. P. O. Elks—

San Luis, Ermita; Teleph. 1390

of Toronto — Kneedler Building,

Sta. Cruz: Teleph. 21504 Manu Chapter, Rose Croix

Manukatok Mining Company, Inc.— Mt. Arayat Lodge of Perfection

P.O. Box 2747, Manila, Main Office : 229,

Crystal Arcade;

Norzagaray Telepii. 2-39-11. Mines: New Masonic Temple Association, Inc,

Bulacan

President—E. Santos —Masonic

21505; P.O. Temple,

Box 398 Escolta: Teleph

Sec.-Treasurer—H. B. Reyes

Directors—J.

C.Caguiat Arrastia, J. M. Valero.

C. Cruz, J. M. Feliciano and E, E. E. Elser, president

C. M. Cotterman, vice-president

W. Huse Chapman, secretary

Mariano Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., W. W. Larkin, treasurer

Direct Importers—Uy Chaco Bldg. ; F. A. Delgado, director

Teleph. 2-24-78; P.O. Box 22: Cable L. M. Hausman, do.

Ad : Uychaco S. R. Hawthorne, do.

C. W. Rosenstock, do.

Marshall Field & Co., Embroideries— F. H. Stevens, do.

901, Lepanto, Sampoloc; Teleph. E. E. Wing, do.

22398; P.O. Box 1642; Cable Ad: E. E. Voss, do.

Drumar Zapot

K. IP. Williams, manager Masonic Temple, Rosario,andCavite

Lodge, No. 29, F. A. M.—

MASONIC and OTHER LODGES

Confucius Council, Knights of Meisic Service

Gasoline, Station,

Grease, Lubricating

Thuban Oil,

Compound,

Kadosh Petroleum, Asphalt, Wax,

Corner Reina Regente and Soleiy Roofing —

CoRREGIDOR LODGE, No. 3, F. ife A.M.— Binondo; Corner

Teleph. 48560. Branch Station:

San Fernando and Madrid, San

Masonic

Box 710 Temple; 90 Escolta; P.O. Nicolas

Gautama Consistory Melteo Electric, Contractors

Electricians—1050, Soler, Sta. Cruz;and

Grand Lodge of the Phillippine Teleph. 26258

Islands Menzi & Co., Inc., General Merchants—

Lodge Perla 180, .Tuan Luna; Telephs. 48623-9; P.O.

(On the rollsdel Oriente,

of the Grand No.

Lodge1034,of Box 603; Cable Ad: Casamenzi

Scotland)—1132, California Street; Mercantile Bank of China—(See

P.O.Harry

Box 238George Ellsworth, p.m., Banks)

master

Michael N. Stamelos, p.m., secretary Methodist Publishing House —Meth-

odist

Cruz; Building, 422, Rizal

Teleph. 22675; P. O.Ave.,

BoxSanta

756;

Manila Aerie, No. 500, Fraternal Order Cable Ad: Endure

Rev. E. S. Lyons, Agents

ofleph.

Eagles— No. 6, Isla de

2-14-74; P.O. Box 355 Romero; Te-

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Manila Inc.—

Manila Encampment, No. 1,1.0.O.F.— 309, Bustos; Telephs. 22014 and 22020;

Corner San Macelino and California; P.O. Box 743

P.O.Wednesdays

4th Box 562. (Sessions

of EveryonMonth),

2nd and Mexican Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Metropolitan Theater Company—Me-

Manila Lodge, No. 1, F. & A. M.— 23915 tropolitan Theater Bldg.; Teleph.

Philippine National Bank Bldg., (secretary) : Cable Ad : Metro-

Escolta; P.O. Box 407 theco; P.O. Box 2380

152 MANILA

Mindanao Lumber •/ Co., Inc. — 660, Monte Dp Pi.edad.and Savings. Bane

Alvarado;

Box 1254; CableTeleplis.

Ad:19721 ,& 4967J: P.O. --75, Plaza Clpiti Santa Cruz; Te-

Bamago

Rafael Go Taucpj tpres. & gepl. mgi'. " leph.

John Go TaucOj,assist, manager Luis22741 ; Cableacting

Ablaza, Ad: Montepiedad

manager'

Mauro Bhtrdtuiy, jspc.'treap.,

Mira

tri Hermanos

suitors Inc., Agents

for Swedish and Dis- MoRETA' s ; boNSpUTINU, . DfSI/XINO AND

Engineering Office —37, Florida,

Oiiven^a Bueno, Corona,Safety Matches

Vulcan, Na- Ermita; Telephs. 5M04 (Office) and

tional Costums Brands; American 55604 (Residence) ,

Cigarettes Malhayo, EL Tareyton, Time

Melaehrino, Players and Others, Pipe Morgan Sales <$o/ r Importers.and Ex-

Tobaqcp, Revelation, Heine’s /Blend porters—305, Masonic Temple, Bin-

Flycaster,., Buckingham and Others, ondo ; Teleph. 23675

Pipes, Cpippys,

Plumb, andOthefs, I^ieyS!

Valfruit MostbT’aiacio B#B.

Products, Orange I)r.

Lemon Grape MoRtbN & ErIcks-bn, Inc., Marine

Surveyors—Delhdm Building, Port

Juice, iRipiNdit) Pdns and Inkstands, District; Teleph. 22516; Cable Ad:

Castillo’s'

Monerris ‘ Dental

in Petporath,

Tablets. Genuine Turron

Castile Morteric

Soap and Others, Mondariz Mineral MotOR SeRvI'Oe; Co., Inc. —Opener'iBtb

Water—.Regina Building; . Teleph. and Atlanta Street. Port Area;

21410;

Mirahnos,P.O.Manila Box -75; Cable Ad: Teleph. 2-28-51; P.O. Box 2282; Cable

M. Mira Perez, Pres,Vice-President

and Gen. Mgr! Ad: MoSed • ’f

J. Nunez Martinez,

C.F. Moreno Vaga, Treasurer

Limpo Llofriu, Director Muller. A Phipps (Manila), Ltd.,

A. de la Cruz, Secretary Manufacturers’

324, 326,-■ 328,u Representatives—322,

National City Bank

Building Binondo; Teleph. 22971,

Mitsui BRssan KaIsha, Lto., Importers P.O. Box 1476; Cable Ad: Midphico

and Exporters—Head Office: Tokyo.

Sub-Branches in Cebu, Iloilo, Davao. Murphy & Co , J. A., Importers arid Ex-

Manila

Building,Branch:

22, Juan National City 23151;

Luna; Teleph. Bank porters—Rooms 219, Perez Samanillo

P.O. Box 461; Cable Ad: Mitsui Building, Binondo ; Teleph. 22753; P.O.

BoxJ. A.1223;Murphy

Cable-'Ad: Jamrir '

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ld.—National Nakashima, S , Importer and Druggist-

City Bank Building, 22, Juan Luna, Ill, Reina Regente near Oriente Build-

Binondo;

Box 20; Cable Telephs.Ads:24145-24146;

iwasakisal P.O.

and ing, Bi'nondo;'Telephs. 49583 and 49953;

Mitsubishi P.O. Box 1653; Cable Ad: Nakashima

E. Suzuki, manager

Nakpil, Juan F., Architect — 611-615,

Monday Maid, Weekly Tabloid in English Dakota, Ermita; Teleph. 565'4'5

—61 Muralla St., W.C. ; Teleph. 2 14-94; Nassoor, Inc., K., Importers—132, Juan

P.O.

HeraldBox 601, Manila; Cable, Ad : Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 47589; P.O. Box

Joses Araneta, editor 1468; Cable Ad: Kamel

Ismeal B. Zapatta, gen. mgr. National Battery Service; Storage

Batteries, Sales Find Service—1542,

Modern Bakery—139-141-143, Bustil- P. Paredes, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23358

los, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23415 National City Bank Building Co.—

Lei A. Lim National City Bank Building, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 2-20 85-

Monks, A. Certified RujbBc Ac- E. J. Le Jeune, president

countant—2326, Juan Luna, Tondo; J. Brownley, secretary

Teleph. 49430; P.O. Box 571 G. R. Hutchinson, trea.'urer

 MANtf/A D53

National City Bank of New York— 11. Hansen, manager-

{See Banks) A. C. Smith - -■

G.W. E.Martin

Wood [t J.C. A.P. J.Shrubsole

Wijfft

N ational

426, Dental Supply,Building,

Inc.—Rooms H. Loehler | J. G. Goethes^1

Escolta,Perez Samanillo

Binondo; 619.

Teleph. 23831; Cable Neuss, Hesslein Incorporated, Tex-

Ad: Phildenply tiles—144, Juan Luna, Binondo;

National Drug Store—539-541, Rizal ! Ad Teleph. 49085; P.O. Box 1336; Cable

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21349: P.O. i : Nehesco

Box 2239; Cable Ad: Nadrutore Neves, A.Manufacturers’

M., Importer Agent

of ’.Qandies

National Exchange Co., Inc.. General and — 231,

Merchants—Masonic Temple, Bin- P.O. BoXil359;Ad: Cable Seven2-17-84;

Espeleta, -Sta,. Cruz; Teleph.

ondo; Teleph. 22251; P.O. Box 1631;

Cable Ad: Natex » New China Herald, Chinese Daily

National Library—Arroceros and Taft Cruz; Paper—-568, Misericordia, Santa

Avenue; Teleph. 2-23-75 Teleph. 24171; (P.O. Box 1455

National New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Im-

Ave, Sta TinCruz;Smith

Teleph.Co.—

255831009, Rizal porters—892,,Rizal Aye.; Teleph. 23688;

P.O. Box 1692; Cabhe (^d: Neworleans

P. M. Capacete, manager

National University—{See Educa- New People Manufacturing Co.—550,

T.BoxPinpin

tional) 2768 Binondo; Teleph. 49958; P.O.

Natividad, Graciano T., Attorney at Nicaraguan Consulate—{See Consu-

Law—303, Cu Unjieng Bldg.; Te- lates)

leph. 23390

Nell Co., Euavard L, Machinery and Nichols Super Yarns and Carpets,

Mill S.ifPPliesi—Nell Bldg., No. 1, T. Fed., Inc., Manila Hotel; Teleph. 22022;

Cable Ad : Nicolsuper

Pinpin; Teleph. 2-29-75; P.O. Box

1640; Cable Ad: Neled Nielson Sales Company, “ F. & E,”

Lightning Checkwriters, Dicta

Nelson & Co., C. B., Registered phones, Repossessed Typewriters,

Ship, Marine and Cargo Surveyors, Adding Machines, etc.—110, Escol-

Official Measurers for New York ta ; Teleph. 2-19-51; Cable Ad:

Conference and Bulk Oil Shipments Checko

—240, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21713;

Cable Ad : Register Ning & Co., W.,Tailors

Men’s -86-90.

Furnishing

C. B. Nelson, president & treas.

K.Cesareo

C. Stubo.Diomampo

vice-president and sec. Dealers

tramuros;andTeleph..28325; Real,Goods

P.O. Box In-

1109

Aquilino A. Siapno Nippon Bazaar, The, Imports and Export,

Alberto Mercado —Corner Plaza Moraga and Box

Escolta.

Jorge Diomampo

Laureano Cruz Binondo; ■ Teleph. 21I2i; P.O. 396;

Cable Ad: Nippon

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Propucts, Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen (Ger-

Ltd.,

— 974,Manufacturers

Azearrage; ofTeleph.

Daily Products

49821; man Steamship Agencies (P.I.)

P.O. Box 155; Cable Ad: Nestanglo; (Formerly Behn, Meyer & Co. and

Codes: Bentley's and A.B.C. 6th Ziiellig & von Rosario,

Agents)—59/63 Knobelsdorff) Inc.,

Binondo;

974, Azcarraea; Codes:

Ad: Nestanglo; Teleph. Bentley’s

49821; Cable

and Telephs. 22324-22924-27358; P.O. Box

A.B.C. 6th 298, Cable Ad: Nordlloyd

D54 MANILA

North American Trading and Import A. Tsutsui, president

Co., Exporters of Molasses—306 and S. Murase,

Irineo vice-do,

Dellosa, secy.treas. and mgr.

308, National City Bank Building,

Binondo, Manila; Teleph. 21788; Oriental Furniture, Inc., Contractor

P.O. Box 2157; Cable Sotodel and Manufacturer of All Kinds of

and Natico Household

Executive Offices—260, South Broad ture,

Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Store Furniture,

Equipment, Office Furni-

Phonograph

Cabinets, Bowling Alleys and

North Negros Sugar Co., Inc., Sugar Dental Cabinets—324, T. Pinpin,

Manufacturers and Dealers — Chaco Minondo; Teleph. 26057

Building (3rd floor), Binondo; Telephs. Oriental Saw Mill, Contractors, Buil-

21070

Ad: Nonsuco and 24392; P.O. Box 735; Cable ders and Lumber Dealers— 313,Tanduay,.

Quiapo; Telephs. 22162-3; P.O. Box 2042;

Norton & Harrison Co., Lumber and edn. Cable Ad: Osmuareto; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Hardware Dealers, Paints and Oils—

Offices: 410-420, Kneedler Building;

Yards: San Miguel;. Mill and Shop: 814, Ortigas, Francisco, Lawyer—120, Le-

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. Private garda, Sampaloc; Teleph. 22310

Ad: Hoopton2-20-57; P.O. Box 782; Cable Otis

Exchange:

Sales, Elevator

Erection Company,

and Service Elevator

— 15

R.F, C.J. Hagedorn,

Harrison, president

vice-do. Banquero; Teleph. 24337; P.O. Box 847;r

Chas. A. Possum,

Lymi G. Bricker sales manager Cable Ad': Lyndentree

A. R. Hagedorn R. C. Joubert, manager

Norwegian Consulate—(See Consu- N. Domingo; P. B. Artesian Teleph.

Water 68817;

Co., Inc.

P.O.— Box

111,

lates) 647; Cable Ad: Artesian

Ohta Development Co., Planters, Im- Pacific Commercial Co.,CityImporters and

eirters and Exporters — El Hogar Exporters—National Binondo; Teleph. 23361; P.O.Bank

BoxBldg.

780;T

uilding, Binondo; Telephs. 24128-9: Cable Ad: Pacomeco

P.O.

Office Box 1150; Cable Ad: Ohta. Head

Branch:: Kobe, Talomo,

.JapanDavao, Mindanao. Palace Bazaar, Importers and Ex-

porters—Arias Building; Teleph.

Qng Long & Co., Inc., Dealers in Real 22885

Estates, Shares, Bonds, Drafts, Promis-

ory Notes, Securities and Mortgages, Palace Theatre—325, Ronquillo; Teleph,

Administrators of Estates, etc.—191, 23225; P.O. Box 56

H. S. Everett, general manager

Muelle de Binondo; Teleph, 48410; P.O.

Box 1477; Cable Ad: Onglongco; Codes: Palomo. Gaudencio, Importer and Gen-

Bentley’s,

A.B.C. Western..Union

5th edn., 5-letters, eral Merchant; Specialty: Every kind

Acme and Private

Guillermo Dy Buncio, president ofLeathers,

Remnants, Textile, Silks,Azcarraga,

Velvets—1061, Rayons,

Ong Siu Gee k Co., Tobacco Leaf Dealers Manila; Teleph. 2-81-92

Wholesale Consignee

L-3-3127), (Tobacco andDealers Licence Pampanga Sugar Mills, Central

Commission

Merchants — 237, del Carmen, Del Carmen, Pam-

Teleph. 48267; P.O. BoxSoler,

1404 Binondo ; panga Province—Manila Office : 6th

floor, Soriano Building, Juan Luna;

O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc., Teleph. 22171; Cable Ad: Pasumil

L. Weinzheimer, general mgr.

Candy, Chewing Gum, Chocolate and K. Gronke, assist. do.

Biscuit Manufacturers

Importers - 67, Barraca: Teleph. and General G. E. Burnham, resident mgr.

49666; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: S. Jamieson, manager, Manila.

Oracca. City Branch: opposite Divi- Office

soria Market. Buying Dept. : Osaka, M.agent

N. Hagemann, purchasing,

Japan.

 MANILA ■' D55

Panama, Consulate of—: Con- J, Amado Araneta, president

sulates) Carlos P. Rornulo, publisher

Ismael B. Zapatta, gen. mgr.

Paper Box Manufacturers (United Peoples Shoe Co.—98-118, Solef, BinoW- '

States Shoe Co.)—286,

Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275 San Marcelino;

db ; Teleph. 49786 ; P.O. Box 2034

R. A. McGrath, pres. Chua Chiong Pio & Co., props.

Faracale - Gumaus ConsoLdated Perez Sawanillq, Rafael, GeneralTcleph.

Mer-

raining Go. — Main

Heacock Building, Manila;Qffice: 414, 49094; -116-122,

P. O. Box

chant Juan Luna;

P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad: Samanillo

2146. MineNorteand Mill: Paracale, Manuel PerezRosales,

Rafael Rosales, powerdo atty

Camarines

W. W. Harris, president Miguel Perez

Perez Rosales^ . do

G.Directors—P.

L. Rickard,A.secretary

Mayer, H. A. Wendt, Persian Carpet Hopsp, Persian Rugs

R.Wilson

S. Springer, J. C. Klasson, S. J. and Curio Dealers—49, Escolta,

and I. Reich Binondo; Teleph. 23525; P.O. Box

2096; Cable Ad: Priassbro

Paraguay, Consulate of—{See Con-

sulates) Peruvian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Paramount Films of Philippines, Philippine Acetylene Co., Oxy-Acety-

Inc.—Teleph. 21322; P.O., Box 587: lene Welding, Welding Apparatus,

Cable Ad: Paramount Oxygen,’Hydrogen and Acetylene Gases,

Parlatone Hispano - Filipino Inc. — Acetylene Goods—281, Calle Cristo-

Santos 2708];

Teleph. Building,P.O.Plaza Cruz; bal,

Sta. Cable

Box 2078;

Paco; Teleph. 5-69-17; Cable

Ad: Philacet

Ad : Parlatone C. M.K.Gotterman, president

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc. — ,Geo. p.Cotterman,

Leo vice-presdb.-treas.

K earney, secretary

805, Echague, Manila; Teleph. 21289; Philippine Advertising Corporation—-

P. O. Box 422; Cable Ad: Parsons 49,

W. Parsons, pres.

R. Inchausti, vice-pres. 2906;Escolta;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Paco? 23525; P.O. Box

Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—{See Philippine Misericordia,Aerated

SantaWater Co.—712-720,

Cruz; Teleph. 21153;

Banks). P.O. Box 2764

Peoples Mortgage and Investment Philippics Aerial Taxi Co-—Grace

Co.—‘Corner Dasmarinas & David ; Park Airport; Telephs. 24330 and

Teleph. 2-19-91; Cable Ad: Mort-

gage 24339; Cable Ad : Piairtaxco

Amos G. Beilis, chairman of the W.

J. H.R. Marsman,

Bradford, present

managerpresident

board

W. Douglas, president B.JohnH. Hunter,

Ohnick, treasurer

vice-pres.

Allen Jj. Dwyre.' vice-president and

secretary K. Groiike, secretary

Ladislao Samson, G.treasurer

Directors—Amos Beilis (chairman), Philippine American Drug Co. (Bo-

A.Douglas,

A. Bryan.

JulianH. Wolfson,

J. Belden,E. W.M. tica Boie)23281;

(Founded

Grimm and A. L. Dwyre Telepb. P.O.1830)—95,

Box 299;Escolta;

Cable

Ad : Boie

People’s Press, Inc., Publishers of Philippine Aromatic Cigarette Ma-

D-M-H-M

buhay, Newspapers

Herald, (Debate,

Muralla Ma-

Mail)—61(connecting St., nufacturing Co.—661-663, Magda-

W. C.; Teleph. 2-14-94 all lena,

1555 Binondo; Teleph. 23281; P.O. Box

departments);

Cable Ad: Herald P. O. Box 601, Manila; Lim An, general manager

X)56 MANILA

Philippine Auto Supply Co.—720, Rizal Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc., The,.

(Fidelity, Surety, Fire Insce. Co.)—

Avenue; Stanta Cruz; Teleph. 21077 Insular Life Building, Binondo:

Philippine Button Corporation—828 Ad: Teleph. 2-24-31; P.O. Box 128; Cable

840, Misericordia, Santa Cruz: Teleph. Filgar (See Insular Life As-

22887; P.O. Box 29: Cable Ad: Petwalo surance Co.)

Philippine Hosiery Mills, Inc.,

Philippine Education Co., Inc., Publish- Manufacturers of Hosiery—451-453,

ers, Booksellers and Stationers—101- Juan Luna; Teleph. 49994; P.O.

103, Cable

620, Escolta;Ad:Teleph.

Pecoi 22131; P.O. Box Box 1858

Verne E. Miller, presdt. i gen’l. mgr. A.K. Landahl,

Landahl,president and treas.(New

vice-president

David G. Gunnell, vice-presdt. and

treasurer York)

Robert N. Miller, 2nd vice-presi- John Landahl, director

dent & gen. sales mgr. Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Bernardo A. Sison, secretary

Roy D. Bennett, manager (educational Co.—(See The Robert Dollar Co.)

dept.) & 2nd vice-president

Geo. H. Louis, mgr. (wholesale dept.) Philippine Land Improvement Company,.

Phil. Crovat, mgr. (paper dept.) Proprietors of “Northern Hills” and

Carl Orton, manager (retail dept.) “ Sangandaan Heights,” Administrators

Proprietors and Publishers of: ofAgents

“Rizalof “Grace

Avenue Park

Hills”Subdivision.”

and Sales

Manila City Directory Selling Lots on Instalment Plan;floor,

Big

Propr ietors of : DiscountLife for Building,

Cash Payments—3rd

Manila Publishing 0b." (Subscription Insular Binondo; Teleph. 2-14-57

Plaza Cervantes,

Book

CarlosDept.)

Cabrera, manager Salvador Zaragoza, president

Frank & Co. (Man u far to;. Stationers) M.treas.

N. Tuason, vice-president and

McCullough Printing Co. (Printers) R. H. Davila, secretary

Roy Barcal, manager J. Rickards, director

J. A. Araneta, do.

Philippine Engineering Co., Inc. — 936, J. Araneta, general manager

Raon, Quiapo; Teleph.

786; Cable Ad: Philenco 22305: P.O. Box H. D. Nerecina, cashier

Salesmen—D. Araujo, M. Ramos

and F. Tecson

Philippine Exposition, Inc. — Wallace Bookkeeper—V. R. Abellana

Field; Teleph. 2-38-91; P.O. Box

1149 : Cable Ad : Philex Philippine Law School—(See Educa-

tional)

Philippine Fish Co., Fish Importers Philippine Long Distance Telephone

and Exports—601, Echague, San Miguel Co.—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz; Teleph.

Teleph. 23181; P.O. Box 2311; Cable 05; P.O. Box 444; Cable Ad: Long-

Ad : Philfishco distance

Theo V. Halsey, presdt. (U. S. A.)

Philippine Foreign Trading Co., Ltd. J. E. H. Stevenot, ex-vice-presidt.

General Merchants—253,

Cruz: Telenh. 23490; P.O.Espeleta, Sta.

Box 1276;

Cable Ad: Lobunchay Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.,

Ltd., Sawn758,Lumber and Logs Exporters

Philippine Furniture Factory, Fur- —Office: Box417; Cable Legarda,

Ad: Nibiki;Sampaloe; P.O.

Codes: Acme

niture Manufacturers and Dealers and Tayabas.Bentley’s.

Kobe Saw Mill:

Office: MeikaiCasiguran,

Building.

—352-356, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Tokyo Office: Yusen Building

Teleph. 24251

 MANILA D57

Philippine Lumber Manufacturing Philippine Shell-Craft Corporation

—P.O. Box 672; Cable Ad: Shell-

Co., Lumber Manufacturers and craft. Show room and Retail

Dealers—16-30,Soler,

49608; P. O. Box Tondo;

763; CableTeleph.

Ad: Store: 124, San Luis; Teleph. 2-29-

Mahogany 25. Factory and”Office: 243, Otis,

Paco; Teleph. 5-19-57 Branch Store:

“Philippine Magazine”(A Monthly Illus- Manila Hotel Lobby

L Rifkin, president & gen. mgr.

trated Publication of General Cir- S. Rifkin, vice-pres. & asst. mgr.

culation)—217, Dasmarinas; Teleph. A. da Silva, sales manager

49376.

A. Y. H. Hartendorp, editor and Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Steel

proprietor House Manufacturers—4, Calle Otis;

Philippine Manufacturing Co. — 244, Teleph. George5 47-35;

B. A^p,Cable

O. E.,,.Admanager

: Steelhouse

David, Binondo; Telephs. 22476-424:

P.O. Box 1163;Codes

Commercial Cable Ad: Philmaco; All Philippine Stenotype, The—411, Ma-

Fred Berry, vice-president and gen’l. sonic

manager 23675

Temple, Binondo;; Teleph.

C. A. Kestler, vice-pres. Philippine Sugar Estates Develop-

M. S. Kestler, treasurer ment Co., Ltd., The—246, Anda In-

Philippine Match Co., Ltd.—Office: 625, tramuros; , Teleph. 23793;. P.Q. Box

P. Paterno; Teleph. 28502; P.O. Box 357; 1310; Cable Ad : PhilSngav

Cable Ad: Matches Philippine Tannery Co., Inc., The—

Philippine Milling Co. Mindoro:

— Operating 431, Risericordia; Teleph. 2-55-34;

Sugar Central, San Jose, 109, Cable TomasAd:ArgueTles;

Pliltanco president

Plaza

Box 2388 Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21671; P. O.

W. Trinidad, president Philippine

Merchants—230, PlazaCy.,Sta.,The,

Trading Cruz,General

Santa

M. Lord, vice- do. Cruz; Teleph. 2772:i; P,P,„Bont1948

G.G. La

C. Dahkwerth,

O. secretarytreasurer

1 Luis K. Yangco, mgr.

Philippine Trust C^mpai^t—(r^'eeiBanks)

Board of Directors—LE.H. Stevenot Philippine Vegetable Qih7j^o.V ,Inc.—

(chairman) Pedro J. Campos, Geo.

C. Dankwerth, Wenceslao Trinidad, Pure^a,

G. La O, M. Lord and L. Kahn 843;Santa

BoxR^mpn Cable Mesa; Teleph. 6751,2; P-O.

Lacson,Adi.Verigoil

rii^miger . ,

Philippine Motor Alcohol Corporation,

Alcohol distillers & manufacturers of Wardrobe — Trunks,Co.,Suit

Pickett .Harness American-made

Motor Fuels—Palanca

colas; Telephs. 49645-55;Building, San Ni- bags, Aerpplarie ' .Luggagn,cases,'General

P.O. Box691

Hand

Repairing of Luggage, English

Stirrups- and Spurs—3GWTetuan Street- Bits;

Philippine National Bank — (Nee 300, Misericordia Street; Teleph. 2-10,

Banks) 43; Cable

Universal Ad: Pickett;

Trade, .A.B-C. Codes:

5tb, Bentley’s,

-Western

Philippine Net & Braid Manufacturing Union 5-letter.

J no. T. Pickett, proprietor

Co , Inc.—367-369,

49585; P.O. Box 320;Juan

CableLuna; Teleph.

Ad: Tagal

Paulino M. Sampedro, manager Plaza Avenue,Hotel—-PlazaCruz;Goiti, bbrner Rizal

Philippine Refining Co.. Inc., Coconut Cable Ad:'Santa

PlaXahotel - .Telepkl 22015;

Oil Manufacturers—1035, C. Z. Cueno, owner and mgr.

Teleph, 56951; P.O. Box 1624;Isaac

CablePeral;

Ad: Pohogmull Brothers (Grand Indian

PhilrOCo

Kenneth Bazaar), DealersBinondo;

in Silks and Dry Goods

mgr. B. Day, vice-pres. & gen’l. P.O. —178 Rosario, Teleph.

Box 195; Cable Ad:: Pohoomull

49494;

Cleve Callaway, manager

D8

D5S MANILA

Poon Ka & Co., Importers and Exporters Quiason & Co., Inc., C., Piano Im-

—447, Niieva, Binondo; Teleph. 47647; porters and Dealers—338, Raon;

P.O.BoonBoxPing,

910; manager

Cable Ad: Poonka Teleph. 26506; P.O. Box 1516; Cable

Ad: Quiasonco, Manila

Port Lamon Lumber Co., Logs and R.sular C. A. Communications, Inc.—In-

Lumber—Oltice

chants Dealers : 8, and Export

Muelle del Mer- P.O. Life

Banco

Building; Teleph. 22601-2;

Box 446; Cable Ad: Radio-

Nacional : Teleph. 21964; P.O. Box oorp.

254; Cable Ad: Lamon or Madri-

gal. Mill at Port Lamon, Surigao, Radio Supply and Service Co., Inc.,

Mindanao

Madrigal & Co., gen. managers Radios, Spare Parts, Accessories,

etc.—698, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz;

Teleph. 24305; P.O. Box 1390; Cable

Porta, Poeo y. Cia, Commission Mer- Ad : Radiosusser

chants—212; Magallanes,

Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 57; Cable RamIntramuros: Car, Inc., Operating Caro Electrical

Ad: Pueo Service, Manufacturers

Batteries (Trademark of Oriental

Registered), Sales

&

Portuguese Consulate — (See Consu- pair, Auto Accessories Service, Electrical Appliances & Re-

lates) TheAutoAuto and

Service Carriage Spare parts

Station: Factory,

General

Presby, S. A., Manufacturers’ Agent Repairing,

Parting and Upholstering; and

—Insular Life Bldg.; Teleph. 22834; TheMaintenance,

Ramcar SuperSpecial

Service:Lubricating

Complete

P.O. Box 1379; Cable Ad: Disap Service, Gasoline, Oils and Tires.

Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The— Open Day and Night

501, Samanillo Building; Teleph. 2- 110-116, Padre Faura, Ermita

26-46; P. O. Box 3094 Ramirez, J. V., Real Estate and Fire

A M. Opisso, president Insurance Agent—5, Plaza Cervan-

Jorge L. Ar&neta, vice-president tes, Binondo; Teleph. 22535; P.O

F Bertran de Lis. treasurer Box 1144; Cable Ad: Jotaerre

Jose P. Fernandez, director J. Y. Ramirez, manager

Claudio R. de Luzuriada, do.

Ramon F. Campos, do. Rawplugs and Rawplug Tools—-460

Jose Gaston, do. 466, Dasmarinas; P.O. Box 767

Jules Dreyfus, do. E. Viegelmann, agent

Charles Beurms, do.

Miss Julia Casanovas, secretary Rennolds Co., Wm.

porters—129, JuanH.,Luna;

Importers

Teleph.and49667;

Ex-

Pujalte Lumber Co., Commission Mer- P.O.W. Box 1473; Cable

H. Rennolds, pres.Ad: Rennolds

chants and Consignees, Lumber Dealers W. H. Rennolds, jr., vice-pres.

& Exporters—Office: Room 3, Plaza F. Azaola, secty.

Moraga, Binondo; Teleph. 21026; P.O

Box 212 Reptile Store, The, Manufacturers of

Reptile Leather, Snake. Lizard and

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (PI.), Inc., Ermita; CrocodileTeleph.

Novelties^—2R, DaveyBoxBovld.,

23927; P.O. 2893;

The,

—324/328;Molasses

CrystalTeleph.

Arcade Merchants & Exporters

21021;Building,

P.O. BoxRooms

1307; Cable Ad: Rowei proprietor

R. Weidemann,

CableN.Ad: Canemola

C. Irvine, vice-pres.

P. Kurtzweil, mgr. (Iloilo) Reynoso & Sons, Emilio,

Contractors—Room 107, Painters and

20, Escolta,

Binondo; Teleph. 29284

Puyat

turers

BilliardInc.,Tables,

Gonzalo,

BowlingManufac-

Alleys, Rialto Studio — 456, Dasmarinas;

and

Solana Furniture—Puyat

Intramuros; Building.

Teleph. 21002 727, Teleph.

and

2361P; P O. Box 541

Florentine S. Ang, manager and

23463; P.O. Box 404 photographer

 MANILA D59>

Riu Hermanos, Inc., Dealers and Im- Rosenstock, C. W., Mining — 124r

porters of Trunks, Saddles, Suit- T. Pinpin Binondo; Teleph. 2-25-

cases and other line leather goods—623, 76; P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Rosen-

Escolta; P.0. Box 378; Cable Ad; Riu stock

Hizal Cement Factory, Manufacturers of Roxas y CompajIta, Sugar Manufac-

Portland

Nacional, Cement—8,

Binondo; Muelle

Telephs.del Banco

21962; turers—719, Echague, San Miguel;

P.O. Box Factory

254; Cable Ad: CarbonRizalor Ad Teleph. 22042; P.O. Box 1459; Cable

Madrigal. at Binangonan, : Roxas

Madrigal & Co., gen. managers Antonio Roxas Gargollo, partner

and general manager

Kizal Lumber—532, F. B. Harrison, Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, partner

Pasay; Teleph. 51463 and manager

Chu Liong, manager Jose Roxas Gargollo, partner

Rizal Park Co., Inc., The, Real Es- Royal Dry Cleaning, Dyers and

Cleaners—^614, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo;

tate—Paterno Building, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 25954

Teleph. 23970; P.O. Box 1462 C. Nazario, proprietor

Robles Transportation, Land and Royal Soft Drinks Plant—57-7p,,

Water, (Electrical and Charging Gen. Solano; Teleph. 23574-

Battery)—Main Office: 643, Sto. (See San Miguel Brewery)

Sepulcro, Paco; Telephs. 57326 and

57252; Branch Office: 15, San

Gabriel Binondo; Teleph. 21735 Russell, C., Civil Engineer, Member,.

American Society of Civil En-

Roces & Co.,andInc.,Ammunition

Firearms Sporting —Goods,129, gineers— AceiteP.O.andBoxNagtahan Sts.;

Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Teleph. 67366;

Ad ; Pavement

1009 : Cable

22188;

Rocecia P.O. Box 1410; Cable Ad; C. Russell

Ramon Roces, president Russell & Co., Ship, Freight Pro-

Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., 8,duce, Coal and General Brokers—

Muelle del Banco Nacidnai; Teleph.

Steamship Agents—Chaco Building ; 21670;

Teleph 21521; P.O. Box 624; Cable Codes: P.O. Box 10th

Scott’s 982; Cable

edn., Ad: Hustle;

A.B.C. 5th

Ad : Roosteamco; All Codes edn., Bentley’s and Boe

A. E. Clegg, president

F. R. Hanson, vice-president Russian Consulate—(iSee Consulates)

Agents for

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., New Sabater & Company,

Manufacturing (Opticians),

andluiporting Optician,

York (Silver Line Ltd.) —76, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 22362;

Prince Line, Ltd., London P.O. Box 2104; Cable Ad : .Sabater

S. & J. Thompson, Ltd., London Dr. Manuel Sabater,: prps. & gen-,

Transatlantic

Gothenburg Steamship Co., Ltd., mgr.

Silver-Java Pacific Line (Joint Dr. Carmen Sabater, viceTpres. &

'Services of Silver Line, Ltd., assist, mgr.

and Pacific-Java-Bengal Line); Dr. Amparo Sabater,. assist, mgr.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Kobe M. Ramirez d$ .la Vaca;, secretary

and accountant

Rosendo Dychauco, Hoc Ho Bee, M. Diotay, chief clerk

General Direct Importer—318-320. F. Santamaria, asst. do.

Sto. Cristo St.; Teleph. 4-93-60; N. Oracion, clerk

Cable Ad : Rdychauco A.D. Reyes,

Gruz, chiefdo.mechanic ,

Ross, Lawrence & Selph, Lawyers— I. Sumulung, mechanic

National City Bank Bldg., (4th E. Reyes, do.

floor), Binondo; Teleph. 21327; P.O. | A. Flores

Box 781; Cable Ad ; .Sevang Amahdo Reyes ' ,r .

*D3

D80 MANILA

Sai.aoot jVCinsno 4C0-—3fd fl.', People’s (Santa Clara Co,-, lNo.f; and

LumberCbntbactors, Ar-1

Bafik. & • Trust Go. Bldg; ; Teleph. chitects, Engineers,

Lumber Dealers901-903* Dagupan,

2-34-48; P/Q. Jfek Isas'; Cablfe Ail: Sdmac Tondo;

A. W. Ralston, president

Carl Hess, Jr., vice-president Box 1711;Telephs. 49939Saclalumco

Cable Ad: and 49741; P.O.

F SegadO;.'secretary & treasurer Santa Mesa, Dairy Farm—902, Cordele-

Cajsimi-rO'L. Garcia, asst, secretary ria; Santa Mesa; Teleph. 6-76-73; P.

anfl‘■'treasure* ‘ ' O. Bbx 1566; Cable Ad: Santa Dairy

Miguel Simon, director

Myer Harris, do. Santa Rosa Mining Co.—Head Office:

Rafael R. Alunan, do: 312. Crystal Arcade. Mines at: J..

•1. B. HdctVfer,‘director Panganibari, Cam. Norte

Placido Mapa, do. Pros.—V. Singson Encarnaeion

Gen. Manager—G. P." Nava

Carlos; Milling Ltd.,

Manufacturers—‘Chaco Bldg., Bin- Sugar P. Angulo, treasurer,

ondo; Telephl. 21014; P.O. Box Horoteo de Leon, secretary ,,

1863; Cable Ad : Scarlosco Board of Directors,—V. Singson

Encarnaeion _ (President), G. P.

Nava (V.ice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.),

Sax FraxC'sco del Monte Inc., Real P. Angulo (Treasurer), Salva-

Estate—227, David; Teleph. 21636; P.O. dor Araneta, T. Teodoro, . G-

Box f>28 ‘ ‘ ' Montinola and G. Tuason

San Juan Mine, Building, Plumbing, Santillan Dr. Jo£e, Physician arid

Surgeon — 165, Blumentritt, Sta.

etc.—40, N. Domingo^ San Juan del Cruz; Teleph. 24234

Monte, Rizal; Teleph. 68842

Santos,' Dr. Isidoro De, Physician-

San Miguel Brewery, Inc. — Cen- Ides Building M. de Santos, San

tral Office: 132, AAles Street; Teleph. Nicolas; Teleph. 49687

21212; Cable Ad: Samigpel

Beer and Ice Shipping Dept—132, Schnitzler Sons, Steal, Textiles—957-

Aviles St.; Teleph. 21224

Liquid Carbonic Plant (Liquid & 957 . Ongpin ; Teleph. 22234; Pit).

Solidified G02)—132, Aviles Street; Box 1080; Cable Ad: SchnitzleT

Teleph. 21212

Royal Soft Drinks Plant — 57-75',. SeaSamanillo Insurance Co., Ltd., The—Perez

Building, 19* Escolta,

Oral Solano St. ; Teleph. 23574

Ice and Cold Storage Plant—57- Binondo Warner,,Barnes & Co., Ltd., agents

109, Oral Solano St.; Teleph. agents

23571

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant— Sehwani & Co., B. I., Direct Importers

660, Echague St. ; Teleph. of Silk and Cotton Goods,, Sole Agents

21901 for Silvertown Tires, Tubes and Tennis

Andrfis Soriano, president Shoes — Main Office: 490, Juan

Antonio Brias, managing dir.

N. Nyborg, asst, managing dir. Luna, P.

Binondo; Teleph. 4-96-39;

M. H. Ruppel, sales manager Victoria and Bacolod, La Carlota,

A. G. Zoboli, secretary

R. G. Riis, asst, sales manager Occidental Negros

D. B. Sehwani, managing propr.

Ramon Valdes Pica, asst. secy.

Sanitary Steam Laundry

The — 908r9i8; Arlegui, Co., Inc.,; Seng

Quiapo

Kee & Co., General

Importers—622, Nueva, Merchants

Binondo; andTe-

Teleph. 23529; P.O. Box 529; Cable Sengkee; leph. 49720; P.O.

Code: Box 1117;

Bentley’s Cable Ad:

Ad : Sansteam A. Chon, mgr

Thomas J. Wolff, pres. & gen. mgr. A. Benjin, asst. mgr.

€d*

 MAKJfiA Dei

Shau, 'Charles C., General Merchant— • • | Gj UiiMinpj;

613, Magdalena Street; Teleph. . ;iS. 1Y,

H. V, Jonesingrjrni . ! Gj. L. M..S.eett

| J. M. Sullivan

' '47658; P.O. Box 1438 ' ' V ‘ O.A. T.A. K.KayKnowles■ *1 -i-A.A' •Wagner -V< 'r »

Siamese Qonsulatb— (Sep,'’■ 0orisula'tes) . G. L. M. Morrison I W. G. Wlaker

Costmas V . ^belm

Simeon -O. -/S.p ^. -Hardware. X^ainfc. • G- Wadord i H .C. D. Jobnstou

Dealer^324. ^nd '326, Kohague; ,Te-‘

• lephs. 22J46

Cable Ad:, SbsAan & 22147 ; 1».0. Box ,2527; Soi.ingen Tool Corporation — 178,

Simeon O. Suan, president Juan Luna: P.O. Box 3118

Gregorio Vizearra^ manager Standard-Yacghm Oil Co.--Metropoli-

Singer Skiving,^Machine Co.—Central ■ tan Theatre Building, Binondo; Te-

Office: 703-713, fteina Regente; Tek- lepb. E.

22481 ; P.O. Box 436

< Sehradieck, attorney, ingr.' of

phone-49628 j.P.O. Box 453 - P.I.

W. E. Maxey, general agent F. H. Noble, a

■Sinukuan Aerated Water I-’actorv— Attorneys —

415, Moriones, Tondo; Teloph. .49697; A. P. Arnes F. L. H-ed '

F.O.Macalayac

Box 1657;

CableLd.,Ad:corpartnership,

Sinukuan r 11. P. Douglas E. S. Richards

' 0: A : Larsen L.K. R.!.. Roeke Sage \ >1 >

proprietors J. A. Parrish

Assistants—

Siochi & Co:, Ing., Pedro, Engineers A. jAymami

v

J: N: Shambn

and Contractors—347, San Marce- r;

lino: Teiepb: 57421; P.O. Box 2764 SrB: B^dvrn' ‘ W.R.S. Henlmatr 1 loovJP

. P. P.yrd

J. F. Carlz F. A. Johnson: r

Sirius Trading Corporation—La'

;

fensa Building, Corner of Plaza

De- R. G. Doolan J. C. Jobes ■'

Sta. Cruz and Ongpin 957-959; A. P. Di-akefol'd S.C. W. El

G. Lehman

Perkins

Teleph. 2-22-34P.O. Box '1783; 1 C. W. Edmunds

L. A. Garrard H. J. Schlereth

Cable Ad : Marcodurum >G/E.' Haffiifordl G. N. RdhreP

SiyExporters,

Gong Bieng & Co., Merchants—123

Commission Inc,, Importers.< Installation Supts.—v

: Juan Luna, Binondo; Telephs, 4^46 D. E. Holhman: -A'. R. Myhre

N. E. Johnson

49047 and 49048; P.O. BoxTS; Cable

Ad: Syoongbeng W. S. S

SiyManager

Chong Keng, Prosideikt and Solocan PaternoDevelopment Building,, San,ta Co., Cruz Lxp-,B^dge,

The—

Santa Gruz;ffi6leph'.23970;P.O: Box 1462

.Smith, Belli&i Co., Ltd., Exporters Soriano Y Cia., A,, Administrations,

and Importd^s,. Shippibg and dnsdr- Insurance, Stocks, Real Estate—5th

ance Agents—Hongkong & Shanghai floor, Edificio' Soriano, Piaza Cer-

Bank Building;'.Teleph. 23131; ‘P.O: vantes, Manila; Teleph. 2-30^81;

Box 311; Cafe’le Ad: Bell. Branches P.O: Box 3223; Cable- Ad: Sorox;

in Cebu, Iloilo,' LegaSpi; ' Taba'co, Codes: Col oar, , Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Cagayan de Misamis, Ligao & Bulan 5th edn. Improved

H. T. Fox, managing director Andros Soriano, president , .

G. W. Sinclair, asst. d«?. John R. Schultz, vice-pres. & trea.

A. J. Balls,. ' director Antonio P- Roxas, vice-pres.

N. J. MacLebd, do. A. AI. Macleod, general manager

T. Millar, do. ;•Angel M Varela, asst, treasurer

D.K. 0.Bruns

Brown I I. Edgar i and secretary

J. M. Cameron L. Fox: Jaime de Crsfcellvi-, manager;. (In-

A. J, Chanin. I J. Garcia surance Department)

D62 MANILA

South Seas Trading Co., Manufac- Agencies:

turers of Hand Made Lingerie—17- Chas. H- Phillips Chemical Co.,

29, Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. New York

23156; Cable Ad : Sudseatrad Bayer Co., New York

Spanish Consulate—(See Consulates) R. L. Watkins Cb., New York

Sterling Products, Inc., New York

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Philippines) Sugar News Co. and Sugar News Press,

Inc., Coconut

Tomas Claudio,OilPandaean;

Manufacturers— Inc., Printers & Publishers—671,

Teleph. Dasmarinas;

6-75-52; Cable Ad: Spenkelson Teleph. 21275-6; P.O.

H. Dean Hellis, vioe-pres. & trea. Bentley’s Box 514; Cable Ad : Suctose; Codes:

L. E. Kline, secretary

Sun Automotive Shop and Electrical

Squires Bingham Co.,21301;

Importers Works—103, F. B. Harrison Pasay

Plaza Goiti; Teleph. Cable—-15,

Ad:

Squib Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

S. J. Wilson Bldg.; Teleph. 49803;

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcarraga, Cable Ad : Sunbeam

A. F. Peters, manager

Tondo; Teleph. 47315; P.O. Box 2810 A. I. Bryan, resident secty.

Star Bicycle Store, Dealers in Bicy- Sun Photo Supply, Photographic-

cles — 751, ftizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz: Supplies—Crystal Palace, Escolta

Teleph. 23044; P.O. Box 1277

States Steamship Company, Ship Own- SuyImporters, Guan Hing Hardware, General

Hardware, Paint & Oil

ers, Agents & Brokers—Grd. floor, Dealers, Wholesale & Retail—452-

Soriano Bldg., Binondo; Telephs.

23122-3-4-5; P.O. Box 764; Cable Ad: 454, Teleph.

Santo Cristo, San Nicolas;

49597; P.O. Box 2533; Cable

Statesline

C.Robert

F. Sharp, Ad : Suyguanhing; Code : Bentley’s

Latta,general

assist, agent

gen. agent

John H. Cook, district, operating mgr. Swedish Consulate—(See Consulates!

Sydney J. Albright, Orient pas- Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

senger agent

General Oriental Agents—

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Swiss Importers

Oriental Commercial Co.,

Co. of San Francisco 49014; P.O.— 153,

Box Juan

1811;Luna;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

American Pioneer Line, operated Sworcoco Frederic Knecht, manager

by Roosevelt Steamship Co., H. Kessler

Inc. of New York

Managing Agents for— Sy Ling Chong Hardware, Hardware

United

sion States Maritime Commis- Dealers—357, Gandara, Binondo;

Teleph. 49083 ; P.O. Box 1054

Stearns & Co., Frederick,

Pharmacists — 635, Sales, Manufacturing

Sta. Cruz; Sytory

Piaoand& Co., Ltd., Dealers—766-782.

Cigar - Box Fac-

TelCph. 21028; P.O. Box 269 Lumber

Echague, San Miguel

' A, L. Alsobrook, representative

Sy Yoco k Sons, Inc., Exporters of

rSterling Products Export, Inc., Hemp, Copra, Knotted Hemp,

New York, Export Sales Subsidiary Ylang-Ylang Oil, Shells, Hemp

for the Bayer Co., Chas. H. Phillips Cloth, Buntal Hats, Hem Slippers

Chemical Co., R L. Watkins Co., and other Philippine , Produce—6,

Ingreso Street; Teleph. 49086; P.O.

and Sterling Products, InC'—-Mani- Box

la Office: Gibbs Building, 670, Calle Codes:1124-A; Cable Ad: Syyoco;

Acme, New Standard, Bent-

Dasmarinas; Telephs. 2-38-39; P.O.

Box 1162; Cable Ad: Sterlprod ley’s A.B.C , Schofield’s and Private

 MANILA U63

Tabaqueria

de de la Compania .Getjbral Thompson, F, A., . Manufacturers’ Re*

“La Tabacos

Flor de dela Isabela”),

Filipinas Cigar

(Factory:

and . ..Binondo;

presentative — 206, Masonic Temple,

Teleph. 22939; P.O. Box 2007

Cigarette

P.O. Box Manufacturers—57, Escolta;

75; Cable Ad: Tabaealera Ti Tiong Ho, Importer and Exporter

Tableria La Confianza, Lumber Deal- —445, 912Nueva; Teleph. 47648; P.O.

ers — 920-930, Azcarraga, Tondo; BoxChua Chu Lu, prop, and mgr.

Teleph. 48384

Taguibao Guillermo—1106-A, Ten Tionloc,

and Inc., Ildefonso, Customs

LandBrokers

nessee, Malate ; Teleph. 29212 WaterForwarding Agents,

Transportation—123, and

Dasmarinas,

Takahashi

Ildefonso Tionloc, manager

Exporter—753-759,

Teleph. 49619; P.O. Tabora,

Box 220San Nicolas;

, Vicente Roque, treasurer

Delfin C. Medel, secretary

Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog

—TYT Building, F. Torres, Sta. Tondo Development Co., Inc., Real Estate

Cruz; Teleph. 21134; P.O. Box 775; —Room 206, Arias Building, Santa Cruz;

Cable Ad : TVT Teleph. 21627; P.O. Box 2051. Branch

Tan Bon Liong & Bros., Joaquin, Im- Tondo Office: Estates;

1144, Velasquez Extension North

porters of Woollen Rugs from China W Olsen, mgr.Teleph. 48493’

—129,

2288 Nuevo. ; leleph. 25202; P.O. Box Tong Hong Trading Corporation,

Valentin Tan Lian Ting, mgr. Importers, Exporters and Commis-

Tan Chong Pin, Shipping Agents— sion Agents — 427, Nueva Street,

921, San Fernando Binondo; Teleph. Binondo; 1976;

Teleph. 49976; P.O. Box

Cable Ad : Tonghong

49926

Tan Chong Pin, mgr. Dy Siu, president

TanDasmarinas;

Torres, Teleph. Lawyer —129, 719, P. Leoncio;B.,Teleph.

Genaro,47267 Torres, Alfredo Civil Engineer-

67254

Tanduay Distillery, Inc., Wines and Torres Optical Co., Optical Goods—

Liquors—348 Tanduay. Quiapo; Telephs. 554, Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph.

21419 and 21491; ‘ P^O. Box 121; 48944

.Cable Ad: Elizalde

Elizalde & Co., Inc., gen. mgrs. Tuasors & Sampedro, Inc., Lumber

Tay Jay Co., Lumber Dealers, Manu- Dealers, Construction Furnitures—

817, Globo de Qro; Teleph. 23756;

facturers of Window Sash, Doors, P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad: Lagarian

Louver, Moulding, etc. — 730-734,

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 26861 Turkish Consulate—(See Consulates)

Maria Lira Santos, prop.

Tomes Co Cheng, mgr, Tubbs Cordage Company (Estab. 1856)

Tecson Rice Mill Co.—926-C. A. —311, Teleph.National

23406; P.O.City Box

Bank131Building;

; Cable

Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 47592 Ad: Planco

Vicente Tecson, proprietor

Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The, Texaco Underwood, Elliott Fisher Sales

Agency. , Typewriters & Office Equip-

Petroleum Products—91, Plaza Mor- ment—30-32, Escolta, Binondo ; Tele-

aga; Teleph. 23266; P.O. Box 783 phones 23171 and 23131

C. Roesholm, mang. director ' Sole Distributors for the P.I.:

W. E. Murray, assistant mgr. . Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

W.Gasoline

R. Williams, supt. (Kerosene and

Department)

A. F. Walker, chief. accountant Union Church of Manila—(See Churches)

D64 Manila

Union

Canton,Insurance Society 174-

Ltd.—Wise Building, of United States Steel Products Co.—

176, Juan Luna; Telephs. 49061/3; Teleph. 221, Samanillo Bldg., Escolta, Binondo ;:

23238 ; Cable Ad : Steelman

P.O. Box 427; Cable Ad: Union; Universal Bakery—1300, Narra; Teleph.

Code : Bentley’s

: H. Geary Gardner, acting branch 49217

manager Casimiro Lopez, proprietor

R.C. O.W. Bohanan

D. Dauby : F.L. Gutierrez

M. Gutierrez

Universal Pictures Corporation— 2262,

G.S. Chofre Miss F.M.Gutierrez

H. Caraballo 11 Miss Kent Azcarraga;

1157; Cable Teleph. 21765; P.O. Box

Ad: Unfilman

G. O. Testa

J. M. Esperanza M. Ookim MissB.vonArend

A. Villareal | L I’aranada University of Manila—(Vee Educa-

tional)

Affiliated Companies

British Traders’ Insurance Cor, Ld. University of the Philippines—(Yce

The China Educational)

North ChinaFireInsurance

The1 YangtszeTnsce.

Insurance

Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld.Ld.

Association, Uy Hoo & Co., Electrical Supplies and

Manila Agencies Gen. Mdse.—629, Ongpin; Telephs.

Pacific Commercial Co. 23310 & 23319; Cable Ad: Uyhooco

Fidelity and Surety Co. of the P.I.

United Varadero de la Quinta, Shipbuilding

tors andPlumbing Co., Inc.,of Distribu-

Direct Importers Complete and Engineering—549, Echague; Te-

leph. 23590

Line

Wall of Plumbing Fixtures and Fittings,

sories,andValves,

Floor Tiles;

Pipes Bathroom Acces- Varadero De San Migpjsl—745, Echa-

and Fittings,

e^c.—General Offices and Showrooms: Sue, ox 1244

Quiapo; Teleph. 21660; P.O.

652-676, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Box 1093; Cable Ad: Unpluco. Branch 49878; P.O.

in Iloilo

. S, Wm.

Choy,Choy, & gen. mgr.& treasurer Venezuelan

pres, vice-pres. lates)

Consulate—(Nee Consu-

E. Lintang, Licensed Master Vera & Sons Co., P., Importers, Manu-

Plumber facturers’ Agents and and

Printers, Special-

United Press Association (Incor- ists in Calendars Advertising

porated in New York), Philippines Novelties—134-136, Solana, Intramuros;

Bureau — Insular Life Building; Telephs. 23510 & 23583; P.O. Box 36

Cable Ad : Unipress Viotoriano, Dr.: Jose, Physician and

RiOhard C. Wilson, manager Surgeon—465, San Antonio Sampaloc ;

United States Department of Com- Teleph. 26713

merce, Bureau of Foreign and Victorias Milling Co., Inc., Refined

Domestic Commerce—410, Heacock and Raw Sugar Manufacturers—Chaco

Building; Teleph. 23595; Cable Ad: Building (3rd floor). Bihondo; Telephs.

Amcomat ,21070 and 22206; P.O. Box,735; Cable

United States Rubber Export Co., Ltd. Ad: Vicmieo

—314, 13th Street, Port Area ; Tele-

phone 21358; P.Q. Box 753; Gable Viegelmann,, E., Tools & Cutlery,

Ad: Rubexport , Wliolesuje Binondo.;

& Retail—460-466, Daa-&

United States Shoe Co., Hike Shoe marinas, Telephs. 22664

21635; P.O. Box 767; Cable Ad:

Factory—286, San Marcelino, Ermi- Viegelmann;

ta; Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275; Acme, Lieber’s, Bentley’s and Wes- Codes: A.B.C. Al,

Cable Ad : Shoemack tern Union

N. V. McGrath, pres, fe mgr. E.H. Viegelmann,

R. V. McGrath, vice-president.

P. C. Duenas, secretary Viegelmann proprietor

U. Viegelmann

 MANILA D65

Yulcano Engineering

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22926 Co.—211, Sevilla; /Shipping Agencies

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Walker Herbert, Native Products Cunard-White

Imperial Airways, Star, Ltd.

Ltd. (Special Re-

Dealers—Pureza, Sampaloc; Teleph. presentatives)

67685 Bibby Line

Walk - Over Shoe Store — Philippine Insurance A gencies

Law Union and Rock Insce. Co., Ltd.

National Bank Bldg. (Formerly China

Masonic Temple), Escolta; Teleph.

22180,; P.O. Box 1000; Cable Ad: Walk- ConnecticutInsurance

Fire Co., Ltd.Co, of

Fire Insurance

Over Hartford, C°nn.

TokioYang-Tsze

The Marine andInsce.

Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.

Association,

Walters & Co., S. K., Importers and Ltd.

Manufacturers’ Agents—158/168, Soler, Fuse Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.

Binondo; Teleph. 49913;, Cable Ad:

Sretlaw The Sea Insurance Co., Ltd.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., General Managers

Importers

and andAgents—Soriano

Exporters, Shipping Commonwealth Insurance Co.

ing, Insurance

294; Plaza

Cable Cervantes,

Ad: Warner;Manila; P.O.Build-

Standard Box

Codes

Iloilo

Ramona Warehousing

M illing .Co.Corporation

(Starch) .. , j

Col.Manila

F. Hodsoll, managing director, Machinery Agencies

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co.', Ltd.

(Shipbuilders)

T. F. A. Bibby, director (New York) John Thompson Water Tube Boil-

J. T. Figueras, director (London) ers, Ltd. (Boilers)

F. J. Hawkins, do. do. Mirr|ees,. Biekerton C Day, Ltd.

E. C. Barnes, 1 do. do. (Diesel Engines)

A. Soriano, do. (Manila) TheGlasgow.

Mirrlees,(SugarWatson

Manila

W. L. Bramwell, general manager and Co.,

Gil Ltd.,Mill

Y. H. Masefield, manager Machinery)

F. H. Leyshon, sub-manager Pott, Cassels and .Williamson ((Gpn7

tvifugals)

J.J. F.H. Bond

Blinko M. C. Romiliy Edgar

(MiningAllen C Co.,. Ltd.,

Machinery, Sheffield

Tool Steep and

C: D. A. (Green- P.A. Schiess A. Thorpe Ball Mills) 1

wood Exporters, :

T.C. Mackie

H. V. Knowles H. K. Walford

Winternitz Sugar-Rattan Furniture-Derris Roots-

Philippine Hats- Bunthal-Balibunt-

J. M. Pardew O. Wyss- >;j al, also Buntal CharcoalFibre-Industrial

Iloilo '■ ' ’ ’ Alcohol-Socouut ' ,>, J ■' - ‘

I. W. Kerr, agent Importers

J. F. C. Kingsley, sub-agent Flour pSperry Flour ,Co., San Fran-

R.L. S.F. Cairns

Burgas |j M. Garrett cisco,;'

P. Meier ManuresCalif.) — .Gupnies-Chemicftl

AnhyRrbps'A.mmonia.,/,

Cebu

P. C. Boncker, agent ; Warrington, IP O., Manufacturers’ Reprer

B. Trebel sentatiye

49378;, P.O..—,Box,153, 952;

JuanCable

Luna;Ad:Teleph.

Rowar

K. Habluetzel,, agent Manila

A. Conde I R. J. Redfern Washington Cold Stores, Inc.,

J. B. Grieve | J. Ros Wholesalers, Importers and Retailers

■{On Leave) topmib bh>5! .T Id ofFruit&v

All Kinds of Frozen

V. H. Masefteld, manager, Vegetables from Meats,

AustraliaGame, and

E. K. Bramwell 1 U.§>.A.n Chma Bank Building; I’eleph.

G. M. Bridgeford | W. Habluetzel 48295;, R.O. Bo?c 2845; Cable■ Ad:W.C,S.

J.E. S.Garriz

Curtis I| J.W.Jamieson j1 Ralph Nubia, manager ! ;i.4

Muller See K. Min, accouptaHt

D6G' MANILA’

Washington Grocery (Ng Tip & Go.) Westinghouse Electric International.

Importers,

ceries Wholesale and Retail,,

and Provisions—203,-205, Gro- Co.

Echague,

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 21717-8-0;, P.O. Representatives—Western Equip-

Box 71; Cable Ad: Watip ment and Supply Co.

Watson & Co., Inc., A. S., Aerated Waters White,

—504-512, Aviles, Sah Migiiel; Teleph. tants—National Page & Co.,CityChartered Accoun-

21613 Bank Building;

Teleph. 2-13-97; P.O. Box 559 Cable

Watson & Watson, Importers, Grocers & Ad:C. Vigilant P. White, a.c.a., c.p.a., partner

Druggists’ Sundries, Sheet Pictures, P. S. Page, a.c.a., c.p.a., do.

Books, Picture Frames and Glass, Vege- A.

tables, Shells, Fine Straw Hats, Wax,

Lumber, Cordage Yarns, Rattan, Cigar D. A.B. Carson,

Brisbane,c.A.c.*. '

and CigaretteManufacturers—732,

Exporters, Soda-Water A. D. Stewart, c.A.

and Extract #aca- S. F. de la Cruz, c.p.a.

teros, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25410; Cable A.A. Lucero,

M. Pereirac.p.a.

Ad: Profit J.A. B.F. Dacanay

Weinstein Bros., Dealers in Plain and Espiritu, o.p.a.

V. Paguirigan, c.p.a.

Fancy Glassware, Men’s, Women’s

Children’s Furnishings—019 621, Rizal and V. Lancero, c.p.a.

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22614;

P.O. Box 483 A.C. S.Mercader

Pena

Welch Fairchild, Ltd., Sugar Factors, Wilson St Co., Inc., Fred., Consulting:

Exporters

Regina and Shipping

Building, Agents—321,

Escolta; Teleph. Engineers, Contractors and Engineering

21932; Agents—53-55,

P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Wehald , P.O. Box 276; Cable Barraca; Teleph. 49831;

Ad: Fredwilco

Werder

porters; Exports: Knotted Hemp, Hats, C. A.Linley Clear

Fibres

Copal, ofetc.;

all kinds,

Imports:GumArtificial Gum 1 N.

Elemi, Silks, C. G. Hammes

Artificial Horse-hair, etc.—6, Ingreso, General Managers:

Binondo; Teleph. 49086; P.O. Box 2486; Blue Diamond Petroleum Co. Inc

Cable Ad: Werder (Lubricating Oils & Greases)

West Coast Life Insurance Co.— R. McGregor

Home Office : San Francisco. Philip-

pine

TheatreBranch

Building;Office:

Telephs.Metropolitan

23672-23673; Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc., N.Y.,.

P.O. Box 677 Manufacturers’ Representatives —

Manila Office: 680, Gibbs Building,

Calle Dasmarinas;

West & Whitaker, General Merchandise Box 1162; Cable Ad: Pharmanila Teleph. 23802; P.O.

Brokers—Leyba Building,

Street; Teleph. 23655; P.O. 227,

BoxDavid

1920;

Cable Ad: Westmark Wise & Co., Inc., Importers, Export-

Western Electric Company of Asia ers and Insurance Agents—Wise

Building, 174/178, Juan Luna,

(Philippine

Unjieng Building, Branch). — 611-612,

T. Pinpin, Binondo;Cu Binondo; Teleph. 49033, etc.; P.O-

Teleph. 24108; Cable Ad : Erpiorient Box 458; Cable Ad: Sapiens

W. J. Roth T. A. D’O. Aplin, president

E. Heybroek, vice-president

Western Equipment and Supply Co., N. R. E. Hawkins, do.

Electrical Supplies—Room 611-12, Cu N. T. Reid, director

Unjieng Building, T. Pinpin; Teleph. N. S. Wotherspoon, director

24108; P.O. Box 2985 ; Cable Ad: J. J. Paterson

Weandsco;

General Codes. Western Union and R.E. Criss

Hawkins I G.H. Main Braat

William J. Rotli C. Castaner | K. M. Crable?

 MANILA DS7

fWoLFF & Oo., Ino., T. J., Importers, Owner of—

Exporters Commercial Brokers and Navotas Marine Railway and

General Merchants—25, Plaza Goiti, Drydock

Sta. Couz Bridge, M. del Banco

And Roxas Bridge; Teleph. 21817; P.O.Nacional Yangco Market Building

Box 920; Cable Ad: Wolco Bazar

Bazar Villalobos Building and

Siglo XX—Hardware

T. J. Wolff, president Materials for Construction

J. R. Redfern, manager Try-Tan, Land Transportation

Agents for : Manila Bay Service—S.S. “Kaibi-

United Aircraft Exports Corpn. gan”, M.S.” “Bataan” and S.S.

“ Caviteno

iSikorksky Aviation Corpn., Bridge- Ramon L. Corpus, general mgr.

port,

Chance Conn.

Yought Corpn., East Hart-

ford, Conn.

Hamilton Standard Propeller Co., Yangtsze Insce. Assn., Ltd., The

East Hart., Conn. Aircraft Co., (Marine)—Perez Samanillo Build-

The Pratt & Whithey

East Hart., Conn. ing, 19, Esoolta, Binondo

Perfection Stove Co., Cleveland, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.,

Ohio agents

Superfex Refrigerators

Perfection Stoves (Heaters, & Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Im-

Ovens)Radios, Eindhoven, Hol- porters, Exporters and Commission

Philips

land Agents. Imports: Hardware, Textiles,

Hellesens and Miscellaneous Lines. Exports:

DenmarkBatteries, Copenhagen, Hemp BarracainStreet;

Bales, Telephs.

Copra and

49068Sugar—6,

(Mana-

Apollo Candles Gouda,

H. W. Gossard Co. (Corsets) Holland ger, Sundries and Hardware Dept.),

Wolfson, Barrion & Baradi, Attorneys- and 48167 (President); P.O. BoxDept.)

49067 (Acct., General Office. & Tire 21;

at-law—209, National City Bank Bldg.; Cable Union 5thAd:Imp.,

Yekhua; Codes:

Universal, Western

Commercial,

Teleph. 22035; P.O. Box 450;

Wolfson: Codes: Bentley’s, Western Cable Ad: Bentley’s, Acme and Private

Union, Western Union 5-letter edn., Al, Branches: Shanghai, China, Cebu,

Iloilo and Legaspi, P. I.

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Lieber’s Agencies in U.S.A. and Europe

Alfonso Z. SyCip, president and

Woman’s Home Journal,” general manager

Woman’s

Spanish; Magazine

Official in The,

English

Publication

Monthly

of and

the

Uy Yet, vice-president

John Z. SyCip, treasurer and mgr.

National Fed eration of Women’s Clubs—

1132, California, Ermita; Teleph. 57731;

P.O. Box 30

World Book Co., Textbook Publish- YekCo,Tong, Ltd.,LinFireFire

and& Marine

Marine Insurance

Insurance,

ers—87, Tortousa; Teleph. 23946; Fidelity and Surety Bonds, Life In-

P.O. 1100; Cable Ad: Daphne surance

Mortgages,against Accidents,

Negotiable Loan and

Documents, on

Matias Perez, Philippine mgr. Discounts—320, Dasmarinas, Binondo;

Wrigley’s Telephs. 23193 and 23906; P.O. Box

Chewing (Philippines)

Gum DistributorInc., Wrigley’s

- Hogar 93; Cable and Ad : Private

Yektonglin ; Codes :

Filipino;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Spearmint22158; P.O. Box 43, Bentley’s G. A. Cu Unjieng, president

J. W. Hoover, manager Francis Cu Unjieng, vice-president

Ng Su Tam, actg. manager

Manuel Lim, secretary

Yangco, Teodor R., Ship Owner, Land

Transportation

Merchant—421, Operator

Muelle de laand General Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—(^See

San Nicolas; Teleph. 21957; P.O.Industria;

Box 829 Banks)

1X58

Young & Baldwin,Bank

Inc., Buildin?r

StocikM &v Iu;al 1, '; rM*:Iffiienfe^ild G: HaeKerle

.Sstate-fr^China (3rd uk O: Bdehhi M-. Hornstein

floor); Teleph. 49871 rfnol • ' O. Brudermann- H. I bach •

Carlos Youngj.'pnesidetit :>:>■ _ .. A.H.'Dahlboff

Brugger P.W.-.fenni

Lamprecht

Newlaiid Baldwin, .vieteijlresidatit Y. Eigemwahn E. VVeidmann

:

Yu Ay & :Co.—4)-’,' Cajidara, Binondo ; Agencies:

j Lancashire Insurance Go., London

"IJ'fe'lepK 21356; P'.O. Box, 1079 J Cable

Ad: Yu ay Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,

,1 London

Yull & Co., Pty„,Ltd.-, G. S.—y503-511 Switzerland General Insurance

Caile Echague; Telephs. 21307; Cable Co., ,Ltd., Berne

Ad: The'Fire Association of Philadel-

Phrase.Storage; Codes:^'dney,

Head.Office: Bentley’s 2nd; 1 . phia, Pennsylvania

rBo^oh A,gent^: Yiiiils, Btd, ■'/ , Nashua Mfg. Co., New York

, : 1 A.. D. Juilliard & Co., Ihc., New

Z^ji^les-Lumber Qp,, Bfmber Mapufac- !, ' - Vo'r’k ’

' turers and Exporters - 920-^0,. Juan ; ,M. Lo-wei^stein, Sons,1 Inc,, New

Luna; Teleph.Saw49508; ‘ York

Concession Mill,Cable

Port Ad:Matalvis,

Zaluc. National Anilin,e .&! Chemical Co.,

New,,,York

Ilasinloe, Zamba|es, P. J. Sperry; Flour Co., San Francisco

• DAe Hong Lue,'pres. John F. Trommer, Inc., Brooklyn

'"A'iHecsk'Chio^ gen. nigr. Bernese Alps Milk Co., Berne

Dollfu&ATieg & Co., Mulhouse

Zamora Yiuda E. Higos de Orispulo,

Silversmiths and Engravers 351, Gebr, ; Junghans A.-G., ;Schram-

j •R: Hidalgo; Teleph. 26265; P.O. Box

berg

2184; Cable Ad: Crizam’ Hugo Schneider A.-G., Leizig

Angel Zamora, manager Georg Dralle, Hamburg

Yicente’ Zamora, assist, manager , Coutinho.

S^an PencilCaro.Co,,

Co., Hamburg

Henkel. & Cie., Solingen

Zeitmn, Wm., Arcade,

Manufacturers’ . Huntley & Palmers, Ltd., London

130, Crystal Binondo; Agent-

!

Teleph. Cleeves, Ltd,, London

Brand & Co., Ltd., London

.2327,4; P.O. Box 1082: Robin Hood Mills, Ltd., Canada

Zuellig, Inc,, F. EV, General Impor- ■ ^Agent's for:

ters and^ Ekpbrters, Manufactures— 1 ' 'Lloyd -Triestino Steamship Co.,

55-63, Rosario, Manila; Teleph. 2- ' Trieste

31-12; P.O. Box -604; Cable Ad: . Italia Sfeangiship Co., Genova

FEZ, Manila. European Office: F. ' Adfiatica Steamship Co., Venezia

Pidfe; Zuellig.:- 44% Rapperswil (St. Tirrenia Steamship Co., Napoli

Gall), Switzerland ; CableVAd:

Bapperswilstgallen. Branches: Ilpilo FEZ,,

' ahd Cebu, Pnilipp'in^ ! J VdA7 .KubBELSDORi'

'Agehts^SS-fls, E, Shipping

Rosario; Teieph. 2-23-24;

F K. Zuellig, 'president , , P.O. Box 604-Cable Acl: Nordlloyd,

ij,, . Oir ^Sc^uBhess, viceTpresident ,,1' Manila

, H.: Bruggisser, . do. ,j

E()Ouster, treasurer ■ Agents for

; •n.J. L. Rivera; secretary: , /, The Norddeutsoher Lloyd

(ad and

 ILOILO

datusAccording

with theirtofollowers

tradition,and theslaves

first Malay

laitdedsettlers

in hanay of Iloilo

Islandcameat afrom

placeBorneo.

then calledTen

Sinogbuhan, near the present site of Miaga ( 0, Iloilo. The

the place inhabited by Negritos living under the! rule 6f h brave chief by The hamh of Bornean immigrants 1 fo^ind

Marikndo.' Prom thisphief the Bornean dattis 1 bpugHt theAntire Island of Phiiay for

one gdldnamely,

sakops necklaceHaifhtik,

arid OneAklan, They1 thenIndivided

Sadok Ofandgold,IlOng^Ilong. it into three districts or '

Antique, Aklan became Capiz, and Jiang-^opg^}oj.lo.. later Himes, Hanitik became

liamtik

founder was placed under

of Malandong, the rule

the first Malayof asettlement

datu named Samaquel,Aklan

in Antique. who became

Was placed, the

under

what is now Capiz. And Hong-Hong was‘placed under the rule of a datu namedin

the'rule of Bankaya, who becairiethe fohiider of the first Malajt .gettlfemOiit

Paiburong who became the founder of the first settlement of Malays in Iloilo.

How Iloilo came to have its present.najiie is -very, interesting. Before'Jhe coming

of the Malays the inhabitants of the place' were Negritos. ' These people named

Iloilo Irong-Irong because the southwest coast of Panay Island is shaped into a nose

and a chin and because the Iloilo Biver meanders in a nose-shaped line. “Irong”

means

Later on,literally

when “nose”

the Malaysin English,

settled inandtlie“Irong-Irong”

place, they changed is equivalent

its nametotoNike a nose.”

Hong-Hong,

for the simple reason that the Malays' can pronounce the letter "1” better than the

letter

changed the name to Ilo-Ilo to suit1 the conyeftience ;of the Spanish tongue.further

“r.” And still later, when the Spaniards oafri' e to the place, they The

Americans adopted the name Iloilo.

The Spaniards began to enter Hqiio, ;afi e^rly as the|. time ,qj Legaspi. Piptling.

themselves harassed by the natives of Cebu, they'Sailed west warato ranay ana escab- "

lished

itself settlement

when Governorin theBonquillo

town now called Utou.

in 158Q-1583, foundedThetheSpanish

villa depower reallyThe

Arevalo. asserted

town

of Iloilo became the ;capital ; of the proviriceiiri 1688. It was opened to Xlie 'Criminerce

of the world in 1855. '

; With tho revolution of 181)8 and the coming of the Americans, Spamsh power ,

immediately

resigned, melted away. careOnofDec.

the 23, 1898^ the Spanish.Governor -resiaoijifc.of Iloilo

city. Thegiving

Spanishoverforces

the subsequently provincial

evacuatedcapital Iloilo onto Dec.'

the 2Mayor

5.' Alcalde of the,

sportsOnwith

Dec.3,8Q0

28, 1898,

troopstheunder

U. S. forces, com^dseiTbf'

thq, qqmmancl the s.s. lJejqeraLMiller,

pf Byigadier Baltimore and three tran-

arjjyechat

Iloilo

from and,demanded

Aguinaldo, its surrender.

declined.would Thereupon, The revolutionary forces,,awaiting;^hefal

Jhe foreign.' cgjisula^es ,op! ,

orders

the pity that hostilities commenceGen. Miljer advised

at'5.0();p.m. on ,Ifeb.'^thi

city The

and revolutionary

retired to the forces

mountainoushavinginterior

no meansoftoPanay. hold theirThe position^ set 'fir© to the'

city was thereupon ©c-'

copied

rendered. On April 11, 1901, civil government was established in the Provinceforces

by the Americans. After some guerilla warfare, the revolutionary sur-

of Iloilo.

first According to the present

class province. ranking ofcapital,

The provincial Philippine IloiloProvinces,

is now a Iloilo is classified

chartered city ofasthea

Philippine Islands.

Location and Importance

The City of Iloilo, 340 miles from Manila, 175 miles from Cebu, and 234 miles from

Zamboanga,

mouth of IloiloisRiver. situatedIt isonthethecapital

southeast

of theof Province

the Islandof Iloilo,

of Panay,

and just

beingatsafely

the

protected from the adjoining

leading Visayan port of the Philippines. seas by the island of Guimaras, it naturally became the-

 D70 ILOILO

Size

The City, consisting of Iloilo proper and its suburbs, Molo and Mandurriao, is

estimated to cover 14.25 square kilometers.

and nipa houses, with the first two kinds greatly It is apredominating.

conglomerate ofSome cement,

of itswooden,

build-

ings, specially those of its suburb Molo, are notedly old in their style of construction.

The principal streets are of either asphalt or cement; the others are made of evenly

leveled stones.

Climate and Rainfall

thanThe

J;hatclimate of theThe

of Manila. cityhottest

is in general

monthsmildare and

March agreeable;

and April,at times it mayDecember

the coolest be better

and

blow, bringing the heaviest rains of the year. February is the driest month. winds

January. During the months of June, July and August, the southwest

Population and Religion

The census of 1918 gave the population of Iloilo within city limits as 24,898 males

and

rapid immigration into the city,thetheimproved

24,216 females. But due to conditions

population of 1930 ofwastheestimated

inhabitants

to be and the

around

75,000. Among the foreign population are Spaniards, Chinese,

British, Swiss, Hindus, and other nationalities. The natives are predominatingly Japanese, Americans,

Catholics. There are a good number of Aglipayans and Protestants.

Education

schoolAlmost all the Besides

education. people are

its literate. A goodfornumber

public schools boys andof them

girls, have at least

the city a high

has several

private institutions of learning among which are the Colegio de San

Iloilo Institute, both for boys with the latter also receiving girls, and the Colegio Agustin and the

de la Asuncion, the Colegio del Sagrado Corazon and the Colegio de Santa Ana, all

for girls. The Protestants have recently established the Central Philippine College

which is located in the adjacent town of Jaro. There are also commercial schools in

the city as well as a number of kindergarten schools.

Newspapers

A testimony to the culture of the people is the number of newspapers and

magazines in circulation. Besides

magazines which can be had in the city, theIloilo

foreign andSpanish

has four Maniladailies,

newspapers

one Englishand

Daily, two Yisayan Weeklies, one Visayan monthly, and one

every three days. Papers may be easily had from the newsboys. Magazines may be Visayan paper issued

bought at several stores.

Recreation

There

pictures are four

in addition first class

to several theatres in grade

the cityandshowing American or Spanish sound

On occasion, world-known artistscheaper

give performances one theatre

in the city.showing Chineserecrea-

Out-of-door film.

tion can be bad at the beach'alongside the city, particularly at the Cota Drive which

forms part

serves Manila. of the beach and serves Iloilo in the same way the Dewey Boulevard

 ILOILO D71

DIRECTORY

Aouinaldo, L. R., Importer & Manu- Spain—P.O. Box 232

facturers’ Agent—Iznart; Teleph. 558 Vice Cpnsul—Fernando Reguera

Asiatic Petroleum

Plaza Libertad; Co. 809

Teleph. ( P.I.), Ltd.— United States (Ex-Officio) — (For

American Seamen only)

Associated Collector of Customs (acting)

Teleph. 720Oil Co., The—off J. M. Basa;

Cooperative Filipina, Inc., Importers

BANKS and Exporters—33 J. M. Basa; Teleph.

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The 441;Primitiyo.

P.O. Box 190

D. Alba, vice-president

—6, I. de la Rama St.; Teleph. 07 and asst., general manager

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Directory and Chronicle of the Far

and China—Teleph. 172; P.O. Box East (China, Japan. Malaya, Philip-

299; Cable Ad : Indigo pines, Indo-China, Netherlands India,

George Dodds, sub-agent

F. M. da Silva, sub-accountant Borneo, Siam, etc.)

Agents for the Philippines: —

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Hanson,

Corporation Building,OrthManila

& Stevenson—Chaco

C. G. Adams, agent

F. J. McGugan I O Magat Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

E. Dimaculangan J. -Tara and Operators, Lumber (Mile Legaspi;,

C. Y. Ylrnido | T. Tianero Cable Ad: “ Dollar ”

CoMPAniA General de Tabacos de DyStreet; Buncio & Co.,

Teleph. 205; P.Inc.O.—16,

Box 431Legaepi

Filipinas, Exporters of Sugar, Co-

pra and Tobacco—Casa de Iloilo,

Muelle Loney; Telephs. 581 (Mgr.) Elizalde y Cia., Inc., Importers, Ex-

porters, Managers of Sugar Central^

and 580 (Sugar-Tobacco-Copra-Ship- and Owners of Sugar Plantations,

ping) ; P.O. Box 337; Cable Ad: General Merchants — J. M. Basa >

Tabacalera Teleph. 166

Agents for: Francisco Lopez, manager

Central Azucarera de Bais Luis Lacambra sub-mgr.

Central Azucarera de Tarlac Angel Ordonez

Maersk Line Francisco Ordonez

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Antonio Belzarena

Sub-Agents for: Rafael Yturralde

American Pioneer Line Julio

Emilio Garcia

The Reardon Smith Line Pedro Lopez

de Uiiarte

Esteban Salvado

Guillermo Lanza

CONSULATES

Great Britain Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.—J. M. Basa;

Acting Vice-Consul—E. J. L. Teleph. 450

J. K. Kohlhaas

Phillips

Netherlands Hanson, Orth and Stevenson Inc.—

Acting Merchants

PhillipsVice-Consul — E. J. L. H. Thomson, agent

D72 ILOILO

Hoskyn & Co., Inc., Import Merchants; National Printing Co. (A Division

Department Store—30, J. M. Basa; of “Co-operative Filipina, Inc.”)—

Telephs. 24, 213, 214, 215, 216; Cable J.M. Basa; Teleph. 441; P.O. Box 190

Ad: Hoskyn; Codes: Bentley’s (New

and Old), Western Union 5-letters Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

IloiTvO Lumber Yard, Manufacturers MilTk Co.—22,

P.O. Box 178; Calle

CableOrtiz;

Ad: Teleph. 250;

Nestanglo;

and Dealers of Philippine Lumbers, Codes: A.B.C. 6th ednT, and Bentley’s

Ties, Pilings and Bridge Timbers—

77^ Ledesma, Tel'eph. 954; Iloilo, Panay, Pacific Commercial Co., Importers and

Johnston Exporters—Muelle Loney; P.O. Box 259;

prietorsLumber Co., Inc., pro- Cable Ad: Pacomeco

A. A. Br^an, resdt. mgr.

Panay Electric Co. — Cacho Building;

International Harvester Company of Teleph. 33

the Philippines, Importers and Ex-

porters, Agricultural Machinery, In- Philippine Railway Co.—P.O. Box 300,

ternational

Loney Motor Trucks—Muelle Cable Ad: Philrayco; Codes: Bentley’s;

Western Union and General

Ker & ' Co., Ltd., Merchants—P.O. Powell, Thos. N., Law Offices—Masonic

Box 292; Cable Ad : Ker Temple Bldg: Teleph. 99; P. O. Box 1;

G. M. Alexander, manager Cable

f. McKerchar

G. H. Peddcr, mgr. (Bacolod Sub WesternAd:Union

Tempo well; Codes: Bentley,

Office)

Pure Cane Molasses Co., Inc.—Lapus

Koppel (Philippines), Incorporated Teleph. 866

(Successors in the P.I. to Koppel

Industrial Car and Equipment Co.), Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Railway Material, Machinery and Cable Ad: Bell

Supplies

Koppel rail-Muelle Loney; Cable Ad: E. J. L. Phillips, signs per pro.

W. F. Gemperle, branch manager

J. A. Hohmann, assist, mgr. Texas , Co. (P.I.), Inc., The — Iznat;

A. Trueb, accountant Teleph. 624

Kuenzle & Streikf, Inc., General Mer- Visayan Shipping Co., Inc. — Muelel

chants—P. O. Box 235; Cable Ad: Loney; Teleph. 841

Kuenzle

R. Vontobel

Agents: Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Elmac, Inc., Elebtrical

Co., Manila Co., Calle Blumentritt—Cable Ad:

Vistranco; Codes: A.B.C. Western

Union and Bentley’s

Lizarraga Hnos.,* .Importers, Sugar and

Produce Dealers

P. Pagola, (--Mu:eUe Loney

manager Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Importers

and Exporters

chandise, of Produce

Shipping and Mer-

and Insurance

Manila T^din^i &,.Supply Co.-rPlaza Agents — Cable Ad : Warner ; All

Libertad; Telephs. 47 & 931 . Standard Codes

W. S. Fickes, manager 1. W. Kerr

J.F.C. Kingsley I M. Garrett

Menzi;& 0O:,i4'NCj-rAr0le)

Casamenzi Cablen 11/:Ad-: R.L. S.Elizalde

Cairns |I R.P. Meier

Burgas,

H. M. Menzi^jJ-n | hi:L. Afenninger j. M. Romero | R. P}a

 ILUILQ-^CEBU D73

Agencies Sperry Flour Co.

Commonwealth Insurance Coi Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance R. & J.Thompson

Dick, Ld. Water Tube Boilers,

Law Union and Rock Co., Ld. Co.,

Insurance John

Ld.

Ld. Imperial Airways/Ld.

PearlInsurance

Sea AssuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of White

Teleph.Page412 Co.—Masonic Temple,

Hartford. Conn.

Tokyo Marine

Fuso Marine & Fire Insce. Co., Ld. Wise & “Co., Inc., Merchants

Yangtse Fire Insce. Teleph. 23; Cable Ad: Sapiens— Melliza;

Nippon Yusen KaishaCo., Ld.

UJunard-White Star Ld. Y. M. C. A.--Aznart; Tfeleph. 608

Prince Line

Bibby Line. (Far East Service)

'Silver Line Z(JELiiiG,

Teleph. Inc.*.

637 F.,E., Merchants—Progreso

Silver-Java-Pacific-Line

Kokusai Risen Kaisha European Representatives: F. E.

Mirrlees, Watson & Co., Ld. Zuellig

• Cable A.Ac?:(I.Fez

Zurich (Switzerland)

Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld. F E. Zuellig, president

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation

CEBU

This is the capital of the island of Cebu, and ranks as the second port

ofPopulation

the Philippines. Its situation

about 120,000. For many is latitude

generations 10° 8'it has

North,!

beenlongitude

an important124° ;1Q; East.of

centre

Roman Catholic Missionary enterprise, and in this connection: ii may be mentioned

that

1595 the

as thepresent Seminary

College of SanandIldefonso.

College ofThe San Redemptorist

Carlos was founded Fathers byhavethea Jesuits

mission atin

Cebu. Cebu is a well-built town and possesses line roads. The tmde, of Cebu con-

sists principally

neighbouringa large of hemp, sugar,

islandsproportion copra,

of Leyte,of Mindanao, maguey, lum beiv tobacco-ami coconut oil. The

plantations, the produce and Camiguin

of which finds itspossess

way toextensive

Cebu for hempship-

ment.

but onlyTherea fewaremines

someareverybeingvaluable

worked.and The extensive

Naga coal

Cement deposits

Works,in the island about

situated of Cebu,20

miles

whichfromis moreCebu,

thanwere completed

enough to supplyin 1922the and have a Islands.

Philippine capacity of 1,000 barrels a day,

Cebu continues to grow in importance

28 feet can load alongside the wharves with perfect safety. as a trade centre.There'are

Vesselssuitable

drawingberthsup to

for sixwere

draft ocean-.going

not over vessels

20 feet. atOwing.the

one time andincrease a seventhof could bemaking.'Cebu

steamers accommodated a if the

regular

port of call,apd'is

completed additional, wharfage area has.bepn constructed. Pier No> l uphas tonow26 been

can be berthed withequipped

safety. withPier aNoi2fine has

cargoalso’shed,

been two yesselsand

completed drawing

is constructed onfeet

the

same

mostly lines

for as Pier

local N6:l.

vessels. Pier

Besides No.

the d completed

foregoing but

there without

are’private a shed and

wharves will cater

belonging’-

!

todhe Philippine Refining Corporation, Standard Oil Co., Asiatic Petroleum Co., and

isTexas Oil Co.45,000:

between (P.I.)andInc.55,000

The tons.

annual: The total;production,

productionpfofcopra hemp isinimportant.

the Cebu district

. Large ,

quantities of copra are .exported, 275*000 to 300,006

local oil-mills bought up practically all available supplies. The town tons annually; previously,

possessesthea

fine reinforced

district concrete Customs Hiousc,onindeed, thereclamation

major portfoq, of the business

and hasisadded now built

a largeof concrete.

area to theWork the new

water-front for warehouses, scheme

many of*isVRich

completed

have

been completed arid others are under construction. A Hne now Capital Building is in

course of construction

the Islands outside of Manila. at a cost of P500,060 and will be the .finest building ahy where in

D74 CEBU

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF, CEBU

Governor—Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug

Provincial Board oe Cebu Appraiser of the Port— Frederica-

Provincial Governor & Chairman— Empleo

Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug Wharfinger Pier No. 1—F. M. Espino

Members—Hon. Gena-ro M a ram a and Wharfinger Pier No. 2—Ciriaco Ibanez

Hon. Gaudencid R. Pena Inspector—Luis.

Do. —Enrique Vergarao

Oincoflser

Provincial Treasurer—Dionisio Fabella Chief, Secret Service—Daniel Nacilla

Provincial Secretary—Ariston' Cortes

Provincial Auditor — Alberto Santa Quarantine Officer—L, C. Watkins

Cruz

Provincial Fiscal—Hdn. Fernamdo

Provincial Military' Commander — Bureau of Agriculture

Captain Eladio Lasam Veterinarian—Dr. Alfonso Lecaros

District Engineer’s Office

District Engineer—Alejo Aquino . Bureau of Forestry

Civil Engineers—Jose O. Lahoz, Jose

Gandionco,

Tagorda A.Antonio

D. Aseniero,

E. ReyesG.Jacob

.PeraltaB. - (Office of Forest District No XI>

Assist. Mech.andEngineer—Juan Dist. Forester—Adriano V. Santos

Chief Clerk—P. 0. Principe

Property Clerk—E. O. S.’Suan

Ledger Clerk—Julian Cutillar

Clerk-Stenographer — Gregorio M. Public Library

Sinajon Librarian—Flavia M. Suson

Auto. Clerks and

M. Abellana andL.Computers—Francisco

Dionisio

Clerks—Emilio Tagailo Unabia

and Pastor Bureau of Public Works

Sabillano

Jr. Top. Draftsman—Pedro Flores (Office of the District Engineer, Cebu^

Instrumentmen—Dionisio Mercado and District Engr.—Alfredo G. Eugenio

Pedro Algarme R. Menchavez and Civil Engineers — Pedro Formilleza,

Surveymen—Celestino Catalino Paraiso and Jose Viacrucis

Enrique Reroma Asst. Civil Engineers—A. C. Kayanan

Office of the Division Supt. of and Conrado S. Ramirez

Schools, Division of Cebu, Asst. Mech. Engineer-^Juan G. Pe-

ralta

Philippines Chief Clerk—Lorenzo Sayson

Div. Supt. of Schools — Charles V. Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suam

Cline Ledger Clerk—Sofronio Sencio

Dir. Chief Clerk—Segundo M. Oral Automobile Clerk—Francisco Sanchez

Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio M. Si-

District Health Office najon

Dist. Healthdo.Officer—Dr T. Villarica Clerks—Dionisio Unabia, Pastor Sa-

Assist. —Dr. Dionisio M. Flores billano and J. G. Pioquinto

Jr. Top. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Custom HouSe Instrumentmen—Pedro Algarme, C.

Acting Collector—Jose Gallofin R. Menchavez and Enrique Reroma

Deputy Collector—Paulino Valdez Surveyman—Alfonso Simon

Surveyor—Teodulo Torn akin Messengers—Montano Cinco and Ge-

Chief, Marine Division- - Mateo Masecampo rund io Obejero

 CEBU 1)75

.Auto Clerks & Computers—F. 1YI. Assist. Chief

MechanicalEngineer—J. G. Deralta

Clerk—Pedro (.). Principe

Abellana and D. Unabia Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan Sinajon

Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores Clerk-Stenographer—(iregorio

Instrumentmen—D. Mercado and P. Clerks—Emilio Tagailo and P.M.Sabillano

Algarme

Surveymen—J. M. Yeloso, C. Men- Ledger Clerk—Julian S Cutillar

chavez, Emilio Yiardo and E. Auto andClerks & Computers - F. m. Abellana

D. Unabia

Reroma Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Messenger—Montano Cinco

-Civil Engineers—J ose O. Lahoz and Jose Instrurnentmen

Algarme

— D. Mercado and P.

ChavarriaCivil Engineers—Antonio D. Surveymen—J.

Assistant M. Veloso, C. Menchavez

Aseniero, and E. Reroma

Bautista F. P. Fabros and Alberto Messenger—Montano Cinco

Aboitiz & Co., Inc., General Mer- Beck’s (I. Bcek, Inc. Cebu Branch)—N.

chants, Exporters & Importers—88, Cannelo and Borromeo; Teleph. 120

Juan Luna; Teleph. 64; Cable Ad:

Aboitiz; Codes: Acme & Bentley’s Behn,Meyer& Co., Haudel-Maatschappfj,

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer and N. V., Export Merchants, Shipping and

Manufacturers’ Agents — 27-23, A. Insurance 215; CableAgents—31,

Ad: Hapag;Martires;

Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C.

Borromeo Street; Teleph. 494 6th. Edn., Bentley’s, Private Hapag

Asiatic Lloyd

Teleph.Petroleum

112 Co. (P.L), Ltd.— L. Schmitt

Agencies

Associated Oil Co.— Gotiaoco Building; Hamburg Amerika Linie

Teleph. 716 Germanischer Lloyd

Blue Diamond Petroleum Co., Inc.—27,

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Martires; Teleph. 238

Cebu Chamber of Commerce—Gotiaoco Boada & Company, Inc.—27-35, Norte

Building , Teleph. 744 America; Teleph. 72

United Service Country Club, Inc.

Board of Directors—C. J. Martin Botica Boie-Phil.-Amkr. Drug Co.—

(president),

dent), F.C.U. Goebel (secretary),

(vice-presi- Norte America and Legaspi

D. C. J.Affleck Harstine

(treasurer), L. M.

Methven, G. Walford and C. Cebu Portland Cement Company,

Manufacturers of Apo Cement—

Padgett Corner of Gonzalez Street and

Comercio, Main Office Manila P.I.;

BANKS Cable Ad: Cepoc, Manila

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. (Succes-

—19, N. America; P.O. Box 477; sors to Hamilton, Jerez & Co., Inc.)

Cable Ad: Banco

V. Sainz, manager —17-19, Martires Street; Teleph.

G.I. M.Borromeo, cashier 27; P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Tug

Galicia, accountant F.Capt.

M. Noakes, president

C. J. Martin, vice-president

L. Madamba, assist, cashier D.G. W.

R. Stanford

V. Nadela, sub-acct. Jackson

^Chartered BankAd: opCentaur

India, Aus. & Albert Barnum

China—Cable E. E. Nolan

S. Fortune, sub-agent

W. G. M. Anderson, sub-acct. Cebu Transit Co., Inc.—Dimas-Alang

F. C. Mudie, do. Leon Kilat; Teleph. 887

D76 CkKU

CO’NSITLA'I’ES'/ •' ; International Harvester Co. of the-

Philippines, Importers and Ex-

Great ,

V'icxv.Cari^ulYfGuy Wftifo?4i.. porters,; ■ Agricultural Machinery,

International ; Motor : Trucks—Fernan-

Norway, dez Building; Teleph. 41

, :Viee:CcBsuJ—Quy Walford- J.0HN LandahL,. ,IN/C.—SI, Martires Tel.

Netjpirp^nds 401; P.O. Box 291

Leo. Schmitt) branch mgr.

Vice-Consul—Guy Walford 'Jitezan & Paulin, Attorneys—127,, Norte

. America r '

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Lti>.—U8-122, KerTeleph. & Co.,55;Merchants—Gotiaco

P. O. Box 160; Cable Building;

Ad:

Magallanes; Ttjleph. 430 KerDirectors—H. B. Foster, J. W.

Directory and Chronicle of the

East—(China, Japan, Maiaya, Phi- j , . Alexand^f Far Hawel^; jW. G.; Naismith, G. M.

lippines, Indo-China, Netherlands ahd N-A-, ^r0WI1

A-A. Bi-own^inanager, (CfObu)

India, Borneo, Siam, etc.) J. Gtti'dines

Agents fop the Philippines : ^

'. ‘ ' 'Hknsoh,

.Building,OrthManila

'& Stevenson—Chaco Kukntzi,j: Streiff,:, Inc.* Importers—

17, Nueva; Teleph. 38;'"P.Ol Box 13,5;

Dollar Co.',' The Robert, Ship-own.er.s Cable Ad: KUehzTp •

and Operators — 110, MagaMa'pes; Luzon Surety Co., Inc. — 12,7, Norte,

Cable Ad: Dollar American -

Dy Buncio & C.q., Inc—79, J?,, 0oipz$,les; Lyric Music House Inc—A, Borromeo

Teleph. 7G5

Dy Te & Co.—63, F. Gonzales; Teleph., Madrigal 374

428

Far East Trading Co —507-508, Manalili; lanes; Teleph, 283, Manila TradinO W1 Supply Go.—Magal--

Telwpli. 677

Menzi & Co.,213-221, Inc., Import

Calle andD. Export Mer-

Firestone Tire & -R-tjbber Co.—117, F. chants— P.O. Box 148; Gable Ad:

Jakosalem;

Oasamenzi;

Gonzales; Teleph..440 , .Codes: Bentley’s, Oriental edns.,

3 Letter

Forbes, Munn. & Co., Ltd. Code, A.B.C.. .6th Improved Moss

. . „ Bpp.fnsen.te,d, Yjf. E., ^t|venfp4i and Private.

!j^.Cp., Ine.''l0 7,;( ‘ Michael & Co., Inc.—311, Magallanes:

Teleph. 132

°T^ :p^vg*- Mori Bicycle Store Inc.—356. Magallanes

HeACogK’s-ALKAn’s—Magallanes

Flhridel-^Teloph.dS and NeStle and Anglo-Swiss Milk • Psro-

ductr, Ltd. —123-125, Calle Martire; P.

;ShaFernandez

; : JBmldihg; O-Codes:

BoxBentley’s*

122; CableA. B. 0.Ad: NeStanglo;

T^liephs.' '114 'And i——636

Insular DilWd Co,, fNC., Manila.,''Cebu, Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 16-18a,

Iloilo, Drugs and Chetfpcals^^’. t). Box Boromeo

Smith, 51

Bell & Ch . ,''Ltd^ Pacific Commercial Company, Importers-

Cebu Branch o . ■ • ".ftii/nagers —Ill, Mogra Branch

J. Fleming, Manager

Ii

Shafer, auditor

Teleph. 63JPS .dqabT pleliX nbeJ It. S. Charnetsky | M)B. Varian

 CEBU D7?

Pastrano, Unchuax & Co., Importers Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.,

and Exporters. Business Brokers and Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

Agents—Cable Ad : Stevenson. Ma-

Agents.Burgos

—82. Shipping

St.; Agents

Teleph. and48| Operators

RQ.:Box

43; Cable Ad: Pastrano * ‘ * ' f /i ' ft i la, ah idN5ebu.

R. J. Hrighes

Philtppinh Engineering Co. — TelepH; E. S. Piquet-Wicks

..UO^PjC]. Box|08, ,4 , . Agencies

Blue Linft

Ben of1 Steamers

Fimnel'Line (New Ybrk'SerViCe)

Philippine Bong: tDistance Telephone Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Co. — Telephone Building, D. Jakosa-

lem St. . ■ , , . : , Faerman Line

K. P.M.

Procter anhOasible Trading Co., The— ' Java-China-Japan-Lij n

169, P.O.

740; CalleBox' Comerci' o; Telephs.

37'; Cable 225 and Standard - Vacuum Oil Company —

Ad: Proeiieraw

J. B. Laurence, manager Gotiaoco Building

T). C. Affleck, asdst. do. ' 1 E. S. Richards, manager

H. J. Hawkins, assist, mgr.

R.C.A. Communications, Inc.—D. Ja- G. E. Hanaford, lubricatmg oil dept.

kosa'lem Magallanes ; Teleph. 645 H. P. Byrd, marketing assist.

F. M. Rich, installation superin-

R^dR21Star A’u.T,o^ioTr, r

E SeepRy " i ; ■ tendent, Opon.

;

2f Corhercio; Telepn. 274 Corp.— Texas Co. (P.I.). Inc., The — Ndrtfft

RoyaR Eilat America and Legaspi; Teleph. 143

A. F; Walker, manager

Smith,

i! Iloilo;: Bell & Co.,Shipping

Merchants, Ltd., Manila,

& Cebu, Visayan’ Ei.ectric Co., Sv jl;\.', Electric

Insurance

Agents-i—Cable Ad: Bell Light, Heat and Power.—123, D.

iG. Walfdrd, manager Jakosalem; Telephs. 82’and'1433; P.

■ ' Jv

'?!p .: IgaYH)' A. iLee,'mgr.

>l (Imp. Dept.)

■ ■ u; . (on O.Western!

Box 131; CableandAduYeso,;

Unioxi BeRtleyfp Code?:-:!

1

P. ' G. R: Hampton, mgr. (Imp.

Dept.) Walker, H. El Fire & Mari .iW' f ftsu riv' nce.

H. (y., jD- Johnstop, manager Agents & Public Accountant—Pond aiui

; 1r /'^lUTPPWS 'Deptd , Deen Building, Calle; Norte Am-

SoiIthern IsLands H ospital—Jones Ave.: Ostrich; erica; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad:

Tepph, 156; P.O. Box 235 Codes; A.B.C. 5th ana 6th

;

Chief—Dr. Jose V. Agustines edns., Western'Uttidh S-leltter edu.

Nurse-Adni. Officer & Cashier—Dr. and Pent ley’s ^ ' ' ' , ^

Felices Vesagas Warner, Barnes and Co., Ltd., Im-

Resident Physicians—Dr.

Carlos and Dr. Domingo C. Yreloso Engenio porters and Exporters, Shipping,

Radiologist—Dr. Jose H. Ileto and Insurance

Warner; Standard Agents—Cable

Codes Ad :

Pathologist—Dr

Aurist and Eugenio Alonso

Oculist—Dr. Jose B. P. Boncker, agent

Coligado B. Trebol

Dentist—Dr.

Pharmacist—Miss PabloConsuelo

R. llanoR. Ylanan

Internes—Dr. Antonio Unchuan and Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successor

Dr. Felix Savellon to Lutz Norte

Building, & Zuellig)—Pond

America; Teleph. & 27Deen L

Extern—Dr. Paulino Lopez European Representatives: F. E.

Training School for Nurses Zuellig, A.Ad:G.FezZuerich, Switzerland

Chief Nurse—Miss Arsenia Ledesma —Cable

(acting) Agencies

Principal—Miss

Dietitian—Mrs. Pacita Annie SandYlanan(acting) Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Assist, do.—Miss Lourdes Y. Coligado Prudential Assurance Co., Ld_

 ZAMBOANGA

Zamboanga is located on the south-western extremity of Mindanao Island in

latitude 6 deg. 55 min. north and longitude 122 deg. 5 min. east, being 512 nautical

miles

Port ofsouthDavaoof Manila.

its volumeItofhas a population

business of aboutconsiderably.

has dwindled 41,591. SinceOnce the aopening of the

transhipping

point for hemp there is now practically no hemp exported from

lumber, desiccated coconut and cutch are the chief exports. The harbour is partially Zamboanga. Copra,

protected by two small islands and is never visited by severe storms, as it is south

ofwilltheaccommodate

typhoon belt. steamers

It has adrawing

good anchorage

25 feet. for The

steamers of any

climate is size, and the wharf

characterized by a

remarkable

rapidly as one evenness

goes a offewtemperature

miles from and a comparatively

Zamboanga small rainfall which increases

in any direction.

Communication with other ports is assured by inter-island steamers. There are

five sailings a week to Cebu and Manila, among them being the Philippine Inter-

Island Steamship Company’s 22-knot steamer “Mayon” with most luxurious appoint-

ments and isexcellent

Zamboanga service.LineOverseas

the Klaveness monthly Steamship Line making

service. Telegraphic regular callswithat

communication

various parts of the Archipelago is secured by a wireless station connecting with

cables and land lines.

Zamboanga was founded by the Spaniards in April, 1635, for the purpose of inter-

cepting Moro

southern corsairtofleets

Mindanao which were

the Yisayan accustomed

Islands. The townto pass

was the Strait ofattacked

repeatedly Basilanbyfrom

the

Moros. In 1646, it exchanged shots with a Dutch fleet and,

day bombardment with an English squadron. In 1872, for putting down a mutiny in 1798, maintained an all-of

prisoners,Town.”

Valiant Zamboanga was10th,

Onwithdrew

May granted

1899,bythetherevolutionists

Madrid Government

attacked thethe title “Loyal

Spanish garrisonandin

Zamboanga, which on May 24th. The town was burned

During the summer of 1899, the Republic of Zamboanga was in full control, but the during the hostilities.

town was finally

on November 16thsurrendered

of the sametoyear.

the American blockading squadron without bloodshed

Zamboanga is the capital of the province of the same name. The town, though

small, is one of the

is characterised by most

shadybeautiful,

streets andnotpossesses

only of theveryPhilippines

fine parks but

andofexquisite

the Far East.

gardens.It

There is a drastic building ordinance in force which provides that all

in the central portion must be of reinforced concrete or other equally fire-proof material buildings erected

with an 8-inch

-direction firewall

from the town.every 100 feet. Good roads extend along the coast in either

 ZAMBOANGA D7&’

DIRECTORY

Province of Zamboanga Dr.

Dr. J.E.Capistrano,

Velasco, resdt. phys’n.

roentgenologist

Governor—Felipe L. Ramos Mr. P. M. Villafuerte, r.n., administrative-

Treasurer—N. Valderrosa officer

Members, Prov’l. Board—Tomas Val- Miss Socorro Sirilan, r.n. chief nurse and

dez and Juan A. Bello superintendent

Secretary, Prov’l. Board—Gregorio

Ledesma General HospitalofTraining

Nurses

the Zamboanga

School for

Judge,

SantosCourt of 1st Inst’ce.—Alfonso Miss Aurora Reyes, pharmacist

Provincial Fiscal—Jose Evangelista Rizal Memorial Hospital,

Provincial Auditor—Galmacio Ramos — Dapitan

District Engineer—Alfonso G. Oboza Dr. Victor Abastillas, resident physician

District Health Officer—Dr. M. A.Mendoza

Asuzano in charge

Mr. Rodrigo Tillano, R.N., administrative-

Collector

DivisionalofSupt.

Customs—Marcelo

of Schools—Raymond H. officer and property clerk

Steffens

Senator—Data Sinsuat Margosatubig Public Hospital,

Representative—Dorqteo Karagdag Margosatubig

Deputy Governors—Pedro MacroKon, Dr. C. J. Elago, resident physician

Pedro Cuevas, ;r., Basilic Ramos Constabulary Officers

and Pantaleon L. Banos

District Veterinarian—Dr. Emilio Sanson Headquarters—

Dist.Forester—Porfirib San Buenaventura District Of Mindanao and Siilu

District Land Officer—Nicolas E. de

Guzman Bureau of Customs

District Engineer’s Office Collector —MarCelo Mendoza

District Engineer—Alfonso G. Oboza Bureau of Lands

Special Agent—Faustino Reyes

Bureau of Health Service Officers Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers

District

MedalleHealth Officer—Dr. Flaviano Exporters,

Presidents ofJose

Sanitary Calle Madrid;General

Teleph. 73;Merchants

P.O. Box—14,

199;

1st—Dr.

Zamboanga de lasDivision—

Penas Dipolog, j Cable

cisco (Cal.), Manila, Cagayan deatSulu,

Ad: Atanga. Offices S. Fran-

P.I.

2nd—Mr. Catalino Jamora, r.n. (acting), | N.general

C. McClelland,

manager (Manila) and

vice-president

Siokon,Climaco

3rd—Dr. Zamboanga

J. Elago, Margosatubig, j K. A. Strohm, ectg. mgr.

Zamboanga Barrios & Co., Francisco, Importers

Health Department,

City o f Zamboanga Exporters—Teleph. 13; P.O. Box 60 and

City Health Officer—Dr. Angel Sanchez | Agents

(acting) Compania Maritima

City Physicians— Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

1st District—Dr. A. del Rosario, Zam- | —Teleph. 17; Cable Ad : Banco

2ndboanga

District—Dr. Celedonio B. Enriquez, Basilan Lumber Co., Inc., Dealers in

Bolong

3rdLamitan

District—Dr. Conrado Yumol, Sawn Lumber, Logs and Piling—Head

Office: Zamboanga.

Maluso Bay; CableMill:Ad:Port Holland,

Basilumber;

Zamboanga General Hospital Codes: Bentley’s & Acme

Dr. P. A. Rodriguez, chief of hospital and British

director of the Zamboanga General

Hospital Training School for Nurses ActingConsulate

Vice-Consul—T. E. D. Edward'

 D80 ZAMBOANGA

■Chartered Bank oe India, Australia Pacific Commercial Co.— 16, Calle

and China—Maritima

Box 197; Cable Ad: Zealous Building; .B.O. Madrid; Teleph. 14; P.O. Box 189

T. E.D. Edwards, sub-agent Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing; Teleph. 81;

P.O.Box 136; Cable Ad: Plaza; Codes:

Directory and Chronicle of the Bent. A. M.Western

Bayot, Union

proprietor; 5th edn.

and mgr.

Far East (China, Japan, Philippine

Islands, Malaya, Siam, Netherlands Plaza Hotel Garage

India, Borneo, etc.) A. M. Bayot, proprietor; and manager

Agents for the Philippines—Hanson,

Orth

Manilaand Stevensoh, Chaco Bldg., Philippine Desiccated Coconut Cor-

poration—Zamboanga, Mindanao, P. I.;

Dollar Co., The Egbert, Ship-owners Cable Ad: Phildesco. Mill at Caldera

and Operators, Lumber—2', Guardia Bay. Sales office: 527,5th Av., New York

Nacional; Cable Ad: Dollar

M. P. Bellemans, agent Silupa Ranch Co., Jm., Importers and

Agents BreedersOffice:

Head of Indian BreedingRanch

Zamboanga; Cattle-at

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co. Silupa, near Malangas; Cable Ad: Silupa

Dollar Steamship Lines

American Mail Line Spirig & Co., John, Import and Ex:

Tacoma and Oriental, Steamship Co., port—P.O. Box 195

John Spirig, owner

John W. Spirig, assistant

Johnston, Jos. S., Manufacturer of P. Esperat, travelling salesman :

Philippine

bers, Pilings,Hard

etc.and Soft Woods,

Operator Tim-

of Sawmills,

Lumber Yards, Towboats, Barges, Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Inc., General

Alcohol Distillery,

Contractor, CoconutandPlantations,

Stevedore General Merchants, Import & Export, Com mis-

Merchant—Zamboanga, Mindanao, P.L; sion Agents—Cent.

Branches: Jolo, DavaoOffice:Ootabato;

Zamboanga;

Cable Ad: Johnston, Zamboanga leph. 56; P.O. Box 207;and Te-

Cable Adi Jurika

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Importers and Vegetable Oil14; Corporation—Teleph,

101; P.O. Box Cable Ad: Cocopalm

Exporters—Ca.ble Ad: Kuenzle; Codes:

Bentley & Acme

H.M.Spruengli,

Klingler agent Zamboanga Chamber of Commerce —

Broad Building

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss.Condensed Milk Zamboanga

Co.—P.O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Nestanglo Teleph. 20;Club,

P.O. Inc.—16,

Box 95 Calle Madrid;

Overseas Club of Zamboanga — 16, Zamboanga Pquntry Club

Calle Madrid; Teleph. ;65 F. L. Zimmerman, presdt ,.

Classified, List of Agents, Merchants

and flarvufac t avers in this

territory, also a List of Cal)le

Aiddresses, Trill be foand at the

Lnd of the Lived or y. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Hong Fong.

LAWN TENNIS

Borneo

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Who Want

Modern Dinner Set Services

■ Call At

CANTON CHINAWARE CO.,

39, Queen’s Road C., Teleph. 21184

Hong Kong Cable Ad: Canchina

 BOKNEO

This island is one of the largest in the world. It extends from about 7 deg. N.

tomiles,

4 deg.itsS.greatest

latitude,breadth

and from600,109miles,

deg.i*nd

to 118°its E.average

longitude.

breadthIts islength is about

estimated at 850

350

miles. Its vast interior consists (.>f heavy forests, which teem with animal life, but

are .sparsely populated by man. The soil is fertile, and in some parts

the land is marshy. It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1526, and they, as well as the near the coast

Spaniards, Dutch, and English, formed 1 settlements on different parts of the coast but

none

part ofofthethese

southwasandlong

westmaintained.

of the island, ‘The

alongDutch

the coastclaim sovereignty

of which over theestablish-

they maintain greater

ments; the territories of the British North Borneo Company, the Bajah of Sarawak

and the

over andSultanate of Brunei

along the north (now administered

and north-eastern coast. byThethe,Native

BritishStates

Government) extend

are insignificant

and in a backward condition. The total population of Borneo

at 3,000,000. The productions are many and varied, and the mineral resources believed is roughly estimated

to be great. The Chinese, who have been settled in most Bornean towns for

generations, conduct most of the trading operations. The country generally is in an

undeveloped

kindred type.condition.

A British The natives comprise

Protectorate exists overMalays, Dayaks

Sarawak and andthe other

territoryracesof ofthea

British North Borneo Company.

SARAWAK

The territory

population aboutofof442,900,

Sarawakcomposed comprises an arearaces.

of aboutIt is90,000 square miles, with a

coast of theofisland Borneo, is intersected! of various

by many ri vers situated

navigable on the

for north-west

a considerable

distance inland,Tanjong

district from and commands

Datu to theabout 450 miles

entrance of theof Samaharan

coast line. river

The sovereignty

was obtainedoffrom the

the Sultan of Brunei in the year 1842 by Sir James Brooke, who became well known as

Rajah iBrooke

'Brunei, of Sarawak.

of all the Inland1861from

rivers,wasandobtained a second Samarahan

cession was riverobtained, from the Sultan

Point;andinof

1882 a that

third cession of 10Qtheand

milestheofBaram line toand

coast river, Kedurong

all the about

country

miles of coast oh the north-east side of the latter; and in 1884 another cessionthree

rivers lie between Kedurong Point including was

obtained

In 1888, a ofBritish

the Trusan river, situated

Protectorate on the north

was established, and inof1880

the mouth

the Rajah of thetookBrunei river.

possession

of1905Jumbang, which was approved of by H.M. Government in August, 1891. in

H.H. theSir Lawas

Charlesdistrict

Yyner was also g.o.m.g.,

Brooke, added towho the was

Sarawak territory.

born 26th September,The present

1874, andRajah,

was

married on 27th February, 1911, to Hon. Sylvia Brett, succeeded his father H. H. Sir

Charles Brooke in May, 1917.

tion' The country

rubber, produces gold,

guttapercha, antimony,canes,

india-rubber, timber, cutch,camphor,

rattans, illipe-nuts, petroleuua,

beeswax, birdsplanta-

nests,,

sago and pepper. The principal towns are:—Kuching, the capital, of Sarawak,

situated on

min.theN.,Baram the

longitudeSarawak river, about 23 miles from its mouth, in latitude and fort33-

1 deg.

on

the Bintulu river, river,is110 deg. 6020 miles

isfamous

about min. E. Baram,

for its sagoinland.

the principal

Bintulu,

and bilian timber.situated

Mukah,attown

thea few

mouth

milesof

up the river of that name, is also noted for its sago. Oya, which lies about

U82 SARAWAK

miles up the Oya river, and

both noted for their sago. Sibu is situatedMatu, about five miles Sarikei

68 miles, up the27Matu miles river, are

Binatang

44 miles, Kanowit 100 miles, and Kapit 156 miles up the Rejang river. Kabong

isSaribas

situatedriver,

at the mouth of isthe,50Kalaka

Simanggang miles river.

up the Betong BatangliesLupar

aboutand80 Simunjan

miles up theis

situated 22 miles up the Sadong river; All these rivers have a tidal wave or bore.

Trusan is about the

Limbang 18 miles up placethe Trusan River and Limbang about 10 shows

miles up the

progress. River,

There are latter

seventeen being

wireless noted

stationsforinitsthesago.

chief The country

centres. A large steady

petroleum

field,

In 1936 discovered in the amounted

the revenue Baram District at Miri and

to 85,494,069 andBakong, is now a valuable

the expenditure asset.

to $4,406,230.

The value of theforce

a constabulary exports

whichwasis armed,

$24,557,851 and ofandthedrilled

equipped importsafter$18,261,535.

the EnglishThere

model,is

the interior

force economy

is recruited frominMalays

barracks

and ofDayaks.

the English Army being closely followed. The

Harbour, buoy, and light dues:—Five cents per ton, payable on arrival, and

chargeable to all vessels of five tons and upwards.

DIRECTORY

GOVEBNMENT

Rajah—His Highness Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, g.c.m.g.

Tuan Muda—His Highness Bertram Willes Brooke (Special

Commissioner for Sarawak in England)

Suprkme Council

President—H.H.

H.H. The The Rajah

Tuan MudaE. Parnell Datu Imam

Chief Secretary— Datu

Datu Hakim

Mentri

Datu Patinggi Datu Amar

Council Negri, or General Council

President—H.H. The Rajah The Superintendent of Lands and Surveys

H.

TheH.Chief

the Tuan Muda

Secretary The Principal Medical Officer

The Financial Secretary The Controller of Rubber

The Chief Justice The Secretary for Native Affairs

The Divisional Residents The District Officers

The Director of Public Works The Municipal Commissioner

"The Commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary The Principal Chiefs of Each Residency

Secretariat

Chief Secretary — E. Parnell | Assistant Secretary — A. Macpherson.

 SARAWAK D83:

RESIDENCIES

First Division, or Sarawak Proper District Officer, Oya—G. F. J. Pegler

Comprising Kuching, Upper Sarawak, District Officer,

District Officer, Meluan—J. J. C.C.—B.H.Dr.Fisher

Kapit -Sibu Barcroft-

Lundu, Simatan and Sadong Asst. Medical Officer, Abdul

Resident (Kuching)—W. F. Dick

Dist.

Asst. Office (Kuching)

District — F. H. —Pollard

Officer (Kuching) F. L. Div.Samat

Treas. and Div. Postmaster, 3rd. Div,

Crossley Sibu—C.

Supt. E. Gascoigne

of Customs,

Dist. Officer (Bau)—L. K.

Officer-in-charge—K. H. Digby Morse (acting) Shipping, Sibu—G.3rd.A. Div. and Supt of

C. Field

Deputy Supt. of Customs, Sibu—E. Pawle

Asst.

D. L.Supt.

LeachofSurveyor,

Land and Surveys, Sibu—

Second Division Supervising Sibu—G. A.Farrelly

Comprising Simanggang Engkilili, Lubo k Officer Superintending Sibu Constabularyof

Antu, Saribas and Kalaka) Sector and Deputy Superintendent

Resident

District (Simanggang)—H. E. Cutfield Prisons—W. L. P. Sochon

HansonOfficer (Simanggang) — S. G. Asst.

Clerk Forest Officer,

of Works, Sibu—F.

Sibu—P. JitamJ. Wright

Cadet

District(Simanggang) — H. P.F. Moore

Officer (Saribas—A. K. Jacks

Officer-in-charge (Kalaka)—A.F. R. Griffin Fourth Division

District Officer (Engkilili & Lubok Antu (Comprising Miri, Baram, Bintulu,

—G. R. H. Arundell Limbang and Lawas)

Miri Senior O.District

Officer,—E. BruceH. Elam

Third1 Division District Officer—E.

Resident, Supt. of Customs & Shipping and Officer-

Archer 3rd. Division (Sibu) — J. B- in-Charge,

—W. Lowry Telegraph and Treasury

Post,

District Officer, Sibu—W. S. B. Buck Officer

Asst. District

District Officer,Officer,

LowerSibu—D.

Rejang, C.Sariktei—

White ! deputySuptg.

Baram Supt.Sarawak

District

Constabulary,

of Prisons—D.

Officer—D. V. Murphy

C. Hodden

and

R. G. Aikman Bintulu District Officer—N. E. Hughes

Asst. District Officer, Sarikei—W. P. N. L.

Ditmas Limbang District Officer—R. R.L. Snelus

Daubeny

District Officer, Mukah—J. G. Anderson I Lawas Officer in-Charge—A.

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Births and Deaths Department

and Labour Protectorate Registrar of Births

Marjoribanks, and& Deaths

l.r.c.p. s. (Edin.)— E. M.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Coroner—F. H. Pollard (Kuching)

Protector of Labour—E. M. Selous

(acting)

Agricultural Department Brooke" Dockyard and Engineering

Works—Kuching

Senior Agricultural

Agricultural Officer—G.KeeSt. Hui

Assistant—Ong F. Dare Manager—S. Harrop

' Govt. Dairy Farm Constabulary

Manager—T. M. A. Pillai Commissioner—L. N. Reynolds

Audit Assist. Commissioners—D. V. Murphy, W.

H. Kelley,

Talbot, and R.W.W.L.Large

P. Sochon, R. G-

Auditor—A. G. Taylor, C.A.

.084: SARAWAK

Courts Municipal Department

Supreme Court—Kuching Municipal Commissioner—J. P. Baird

Chief Justice—T. J. L.

Registrar—H. P. Lansdale-Ruthven Stirling Boyd Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

Resident's Court— Kuching Postmaster-General—W.

Assistant—F. • G.• 'l"-Tait,(acting)

! ,i r[

.Magistrate- W. F. Dick Supervisor—C,Hardnig

S. Weiu: (Kuching), ’' r." ’

District CW/^—Kuclxing Omcer-in-chargev P

Div’al. Postmaster (Sibu)jrcOcE?On>r)co>ig»§. (Lorry

Magistrate—F. H. Pollard

’'Police' Kuching Printing Office, Government

Magistrate—F. L. Crossloy . Syvdj&ak Gazette, P;;’ u;((

Malay' Mtigisfrates Superintendent—ii- W. Chatpr ,

Datu .Patinggi -AbapgHajiHaji Abdillah Asst. Supt.—W.

Editor—A. •L Chater r

Macpherson

Datu Imam—Abang Morshidi

Datu Hakim—Ab^ng Haji Moasili • . PaEaig: WoRio> (Department ,

Data Amar—Abang

Datu Mentri—Inche S.ulipmaniMohd. Zin Director—C. P. Lowe, M. inst. c.e.

Datu Bentara—Haji Hassirn Executive Engineers—lb :E.

C. F. Birt, B.sc., a.'m.i.c.e.' i _ltd:wards, M.c

Forest Department Asst.

Glerk Executive

of MArksAE.Engr.—T.

W. HowellA. Reid- •

Senior Forest Officer—T: Corson, B.sc. (For.) Registration IIeV’Artment

Divisional Forest

i:.a , Dipl.Forest Offieerrr-B.J.G.,Spur way,

(For.)'Officers—D.

Assistant Carroll, F. J. Registrar,

Assignee

Supreme Court, Official

Wright and H. P. Buxton Legal Adviser—H. P. Lansdale-Ruthven

Medical' ' Department i Shipping Department

Principal Medical Officer—E. M. Mar- : Shipping Deputy^ Master—A. W.G. Gibson:(acting)

do. (Kudiini)—A.VY.G. Gibson

jpribanks, p.R.c.y. & s. (Edin.) Sup'1t. of Do:,

Shipping (Mia-i)—W.. Lowry

Assist}. Medical Officers—W.Hutchison, m.b.,

cH.b., and A, D. Hutchison, m.b., ch.b. Suvevor of Ships—A. ; (.SibuX-G.A;G. Field

Pathologist—Elizabeth W. A- W. G. Gibkbn

B.CH., B.A.o. (Hat. Univ. ofLeIreland), Sueur, d.p.h.,

m.b.,

Stores Department, Government

d.t.m. « & , h. ( Eng,), R.c:PiS.

Assistant Surgeons—Tan ; Sim Poh, D. ;(Eng.) Kuchihg;'Sarawak1

Suhaili, S. Jun Hin and T. Atten, Cable Ad: Stores, Kuching;

borough Code: Bentley’s

Chief Storekeeper—L. K. L. Chan

Health Department Trade and Customs

Chief Health Officer

Marjoribanks, l.r.c.p.(Sarawak)—E.

& s. (Edin.) M. Commissioner—L. D. Kennedy'(acting)

Assist. Health Officers—E. J. Le Sueuer, Supt., l,4t : Division—R. F; Sinclair

M.B., Gh.B., ’ D.P.H., D.T.M. & H., BJA.O., Asst. SupL, 1st Division—JoA. G. Bensen

(n.u.i.),

m.b., ch.b.,R.C.P.S.

& A. D.(Endin),. Wi Hutchison,

Hutchison, m.b., ch.b. Supt., 3rd Division—G.-A.aC.'Field

-Supt. (Leper Camp.)—C. Mason Supt., 4th Division—W. Low(cy

Actg. Chief Sanitary Inspector-Lee Chief Clepks—Tbpaag_ Depy. Assist. Supt. (Srbu)—E.

.Ek Lung,Pawle and Chai

Swee Hock Ah Jap

1

Land and Survey Department Financial Dkpt.'

Superintendent—N, A, Middlemas Financial SecretapyyrH. MvGalvert

Surveyors & Land Officers—W. Harnaek, Assistant Treasurers—B. ,A. Trecb"

C. Pitt ''Hard'acre, A. Ii;! Mc-

R. N. Baron, N. Mace, D. L. Leach, J. man. Laine, F. L. Mansel and C. E.

L,Farrelly,

Noakes,T. E..L Parker;

S. Hammond. G. A.

F. R. K. Kitto, Gascoigne, c.A?IGrj:

C. S. Sergei anchG: B/'M’divay. ' Accountant-HliC Jao^Euko’) . A- ■ -c I: - . ■ j.

 SARAWAK.. p8ij|

London: Sarawak Goyepnment Qffices-- ' ■ :

"

AfilVb^nk Hoj^se, Wpstmins(!erj &*W. 1 '

’Government Agent in England—H. D. I' Manila-Fiiplpy. Ri' h.f i-dson &. Co. '■

Aplin

Singapore—Paterson, Simons A Co.y Ltd. ||: Jeddah—John Allan Smith .(ppr^vak

, pilgrim officpr^ . , .1

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in

England), Merchants — Kuching, Sibu

and Miri, • St.Rev.

AughStine’s. Church> ---Be^drig'

.1. SparTow' '’i.-.-rt'-l' ' ''

Kuala Belait,Sarawak,

Brunbi; Siam,

CableMalaya and

Ad: Borneo. Rev. L. Angking:

Rev;

Head Office: 143-149, Fenchurch Street;' Rev. M.F. Senang

H. Maycock' '• —

London, E.C. 3.

G.P.C;T. Bates, manager Christ Church-Lundu ■ m.H

OS. Rev.

Coli/mE.ha’s

S.V.Cobbold,

R.G.T.M.Sager signs perA. pro.

Mitchell |I N. Lucais

K. Cargill Rev. Lim W.Siohg

Symiott,

Teckm.a.

A. P. Merrells, aeet. ' 1 St.Mnster-^-Yen.

Thomas’ BaysF.School—KuchiBg

.SI Hollis, :L.TH; -

The- St. Mary’s Girls School -lay

Ltd.,British Malayanin England)

(Incorporated Petroleum Co., Mistresses;—Misses Andrews;!'N.

Banks and M. Burgjn ,

F. F. Marriott, general manager

Office

R. R.inHamilton,

Brunei—Kuala Belait, Brunei Roman

..local manager Right Catholic

Rev. Mgr. Mission:

E. Dunn, pref. apos.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and , China (Incorporated in England St. Mary’s Mission School for Girls

by RoyalKuching.

Kernel, Charter 1853)—Cable

Head Office: 'Ad:

38, Miss E. S. Andrews

Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Miss N. Banks

D.R.Davidson,

McNiven, agent Miss M. Burgin

Tan Soon Tye,'sub-accountant

ckshier • St( Thomas’School—Kuching' "

Warden —Rt. Re.v. The Bishop

principal—Yen. E. S- Hollis

■CHURCHES and MISSIONS

Ecclesiastical ASSQCIATIONS a^d, CLUBS • : ‘

Bishop, of Labuan: and Sarawak— KuCH INC EoQXHALt AsboCIATlJON-

Rt. Rev. Noel Baring Hudson, m.a., ■. Kuching

d.s.o.,

Kuching)m.c. (Residence; Bishdp’s House President—L. N. Reynold’s. c '

Archdeacon of Sarawak—Venble,. F- Hon.

Hon. Secretary—.1. R. Kui

Treasurer—Tan G. Benson

Choon

S. Hollis,

Diocesan l.th.

Reg.—K. (Kucliing)..

Ch6o .V

Sehg(Kuching)

Missionaries Kuching Rifle Club

Cathedral (S.P.G.)

Church of ,St., Thomas— Hon. Secretary—D. LI Leach

Hon. Treasurer—E. S. Holl

Kuching

Yen. F. S. Hollis, l.th.. SarawaklClub

Rev. Fr.Fr.W.L.Shelley,'c,r.

Rev. Wroithall, c.r. Chairman—N. A. Middlemas

Rev. Fr. A Blair, c.r. Secy, and Treasurer—E.W.H, Jacques

Rev. Kong

Rev. Fr. O. Kwui

Philipps,

En c.R. . tSfVPjAWAK Chinese,. Football Asso-

Rev. Chong En Siong ciation—Kuching

■St.Rev.

James’s Church—Quop Patron — Wee Kheng Chiang.

Si Migaat President—Wong

Vice- dp. —Law AhChoong

Yam Way

St.Rev.

John’s Church—Ta-i

T. Buda Hoh. Secretary—Tan Kui ChoOn

St Luke’s Church—Simanggang ’ Dpty. do. —Chan Weng Shoon.

Rev. A. W. Stonton, b.s6. •Captain—Chan Weng Shong

Vice-do.r—-Eng.Jaw Joo .3

D86 SARAWAK

Sarawak Turf Club Sewing Machine Works “ Karlsruhe”,.

Patron—H.H. Ltd. (Sewing Machines)

G.C.M.G. The Rajah of Sarawak, Diamond

President—H.H. The Tuan Muda steads) Metal Products, Ltd. (Bed-

Vice-Presdt.—E. V. Parnell Longmans, Green & Co., Ltd. (School

Secretaries and Treasurers — The Books)

Borneo Co., Ltd,, Kuching Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd-

(“Rotoscythe” Mowers)

Sarawak Union Club—Kuching Fiat, S. A. (Fiat Motor Cars)

President —

and Sarawak The Bishop of Labuan

Vice-President

Sarawak — The Archdeacon of Kuching Drug Store, Wholesale and

Hon. Secretary- Tan Kui Choon Retail Druggists, General Importers

Hon. Treasurer^—Chan Weng Yen and Manufacturers’ Agents — Kuching,

Sarawak, Borneo ; Cable Ad : Drug

A.B.C.

Dr. A.Code, Sth Edition

F. Law, m.b., f.r.m.s., f.r.e.s.,

St. Michael’s Catholic Club—Kuching F.R.S.A., M.R.I.P.H., M.R.S.L, M.S.C.I.r

President

gartner — Right Rev. Mgr. Hop- F.F.sc.,D. m.t., managing proprietor

Hon. Secretary—William Tan

Hon. Asst. do. —Pdlycarp'Shn Law, Dr. A. F., m.b., d.m.t., d.s.t. (Chicago,

Hon. Tres.—L. K. L. Chan U.S.A), F.C.I., F.R.M.S., F.R.E.S., F.R.S.A.,

Hon. Auditor—A. P. Merrolls F.F.SC., M.R.I.P.H., M.R.S.I., M.S.C.I. (Eng.),

Committee —Chen Boon Chiap, Lira Licentiate Medical Practitioner —

Teck Soon, Stephen Harry, Ng Kuching

Khin Siong, Matthew Chong,

Liew Khin Joon Sarawak Chinese Banking Co., Ltd.—

Kuching

Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd.

Kuching Agency, Merchants,

Ltd., The (Incorporated (Incorporated in Sarawak)—Cable Ad:

in Sarawak), Insurance, Sesco Gen.

Commission and Genera] Agents.

Licensed Auctioneers, Valuers and Ltd.,Managers

Singapore—United Engineers,.

Estate Agents — Kuching,

Teleph. 24; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad : Sarawak ; Resident Engineer and Manager—

Agency C. Corbin

E. W. ;H.Codes : Bentley's

Jacques, managingand Private

director Resident

Welham Engineer at Sibu—D. F.

Agencies

Insurance Sarawak Museum

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. E. Banks, curator

London & Lanchashire Insurance Co.,

Ltd. !

General Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. (Incorporated

Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd. inSarawak; Sarawak)—Registered

Postal Ad: Miri,Office: Miri,

via Singa-

(Ball

Underwood

(Typewriters) Elliot Fisher Co., Ltd. entley’s (with Oil Supplement)

'Ellams Duplicators Co., Ltd. (Dupli- London

Petroleum Agents—The

Co., Ltd., Anglo-Saxon

St. Helen’s

cators) Court, Leadenhall St., London,

Clayton Mayers Co,. Ltd. (Glass- E.C. 3

ware) Singapore Agents—The Asiatic Petro-

T. Land

Eraser & Neave, Ltd. (Aerated Waters) F. F. Marriott, general manager

Decca Machine Co., Ltd. (Gramo- L..A. Toone, assist, gen. manager

phones, Records, etc.) H. C. Wells, secretary and acct.

 SARAWAK-STATE OF NORTH BORNEO D87

Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd (Incor- Tan Sum Guan & Son, Merchants* In-

porated

Hun Yeang in Sarawak)—32

Street, Kuching;andCable

33, Khoo

Ad: surance and Manufacturers’ Agents and

Steamship, Kuching; Codes: A.B C. 5th Dealers in Ice & Cold Storage—61

edn., Scott’s 10th edn. and! Bentley’s, Cable Ad: Hai

and. 63,, Ewe St.; Teleph. 250;

Tansumguan; Codes;

Complete & 2nd Phrase A.B.C. 5th edn.. Bentley’s, Acme &

K. N. Black, managing director

Straits S. S. Co., Ld., Singapore Agents PriYate

Tan Sum Guan, partner

Tan Kui Choon, do.

Si S.S.),

me. Darby & Co., Rubber

Ltd. (Incorporated in Wang Slew Liang, chief clerk

Plantation, and Tin Mine Tan Geok Chui, asst, clerk

Agents and Valuers, General Import, Ong. Chin Yeang, do.

Export and Produce Merchants, Ship- Lira Phuan Kay, salesman

ping and Insurance Agents—Kuching, M. Suhai, asst. do.

also at Sibu

A. F. Baughan, manager Vamco

Sarawak,Timber

(For Fuller Details, See Sime, Darby & , Codes: Borneo;Company

Cable Ad:— Vamco;

Lawas,

Co., Ltd., Singapore and Malacca) Bentley’s arid Acme

STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

This territory, formerly known as Sabah, situated at the northern end of the

island

Malays,ofBajaus,

Borneo,Dusuns,

has a Sulus

coast and

line Muruts,

of aboutand800atmiles. The inpopulation

the census is made270,223,

1931 numbered up of

which includes about 47,799 Chinese. The chief geographical feature in the territory is

the mountain of Kinabalu, about 13,455 feet high. The principal

coast is the Padas. On the East there are the Kinabatangan, Labuk, Sugut, Segama, river on the West

and many other valuable rivers. The best harbours are those

West coast, Kudat on the North, Sandakan and Cowie Harbour on the East, the two of Jesselton on the

last-named being very spacious and possessing great potentialities.

The climate is particularly pleasant for the tropics; the days are ra,rely very hot,

while a blanket is often required at night; and little inconvenience is experienced

naturalinsect

from pests, suchareasalmost

disturbances mosquitoes and theThe

unknown. like.seasHurricanes,

are teemingearthquakes,

with fish, and and other

there

is a large

kong export

and the trade iniscanned

Philippines dried and salted

well established. A weekly fish.steamship

Trade with Singapore,

service Hong-

is maintained

between

steamers North Borneotoports

runisregularly and Singapore

Hongkong by the_ StraitsA weekly

andSteamship

the Philippines. Steamship Company, and

Coast ports maintained by the Sabah Company. Thereservice to the East

is a fortnightly

service

Shosen to Tawau from Dutch East Indies ports by the K. P.M. Dutch Line. The Osaka

four linesKaisha run a monthly

of steamships service between

maintaining Java, Tawau

communication and Japan.

with North Borneo.ThereMost areofinthe

all

trade

brisk supplies are obtained

and increasing trade from and through

in timber. AmongstSingapore; and withproductions

the zoological Hongkong there is a

of North

Borneo are to be noted elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, proboscis

monkey,

few wild orang-utan,

duck, many pig, bears,of pythons

varieties wild pigeonanddan crocodiles.

doves, snipe,Of game birds there are a

end quail.

Sandakan, the capital, has a magnificent harbour and is the chief place of

trade. Jesselton,

Departments on the there.

are located West coast,is isalsodeveloping,

of theand severalof the

of the Government

The imports include cloth, rice, Ithardware, one

manufactured termini

goods of allState

kinds,Railway.

Chinese

tobacco, Chinese coarse crockery, matches, machinery, biscuits, oil, sugar, etc. The

chief

edible exports are

birds’-nests, rubber, copra,

seed pearls, timber,

bechenatural dried and

de mer,products, salt?fish,

sharks’ fins, .native tobacco, rattans,

tortoise-shell, beeswax, and other whichBorneo crystalline

are brought camphor

in from the

Interior, the neighbouring Sulu Archipelago, etc.

1)88 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

Revenue in North Borneo amounted to £341,586 in 1936, as compared with £210,197"

in 1913,£31,331

cluding the pre-war year. Expenditure

for renewals; depreciation, inetc.),North Borneo was

as compared with£234,479

£115,545 inin 1936

1913. (in-

Timber and Rubber are now the largest industries in the country, having displaced

tobacco from the premier place; and coconut cultivation is becoming one of the features

ofextracted

the .country, in which there

from mangrove bark, are largeexported

is beihg areas still to be exploited.

in considerable quantities.Cutch,There

whichareis

now many Over

growing. companies126,640operating

acres are in North

underBorneo, rubber the majority being

cultivation. The engaged

populationin rubber

of the

town of Sandakan, the capital of the territory, according to the 1931 census, was 13,286

(as compared with 11,936 in 1921), composed of Europeans

562, Indians 193, Japanese 39, Malays 176, Philippine Islanders 248, natives of Borneo 111, Chinese 11,030, Javanese

1,356 and others 111. The British North Borneo State Railway has a total mileage of

127 miles. toThe

Beaufort Tenom mainit line

runsruns

through for 5630 miles

miles ofthrough

the Padas flat Gorge,

countrynoted

to Beaufort. From

for its beautiful

scenery; and thenpe on through undulating country to Melalap, the present terminus.

Amiles.

branchThelinerailway

runs from Beaufortanto important

is playing the small port partofinWeston, a distance ofof the

the'development aboutWest 20

Coast. Already there are 14 large rubber estates arid numbrous small holdings served

by it, whilst

dakan the acreage

is distant about 1,000 undermiles padi, fromsago Singapore,

and coconuts 1,200is miles

steadily

fromincreasing.

Hongkong,San- and

660

7th miles 1897,

May, from and Manila.

was It became

thus placed connected

in communication telegraphically

with with etc.

Europe, Labuan Thereon the

are

now nine wireless installations in the country—at Jesselton, Sandakan, Kudat, Tawau

and Lahad Datu. The State Bank -of North Borneo was established in 1921 with its

head office at Sandakan and an agency at Jesselton. A lighthouse has been established

atEastiBatu

coast.Tinagat, near Tawau, and

Unattended atbeen

Tanjong Trang, near Tambisan Island, on the

Kalampunian Island, Northlights Point,have Kudat, placed

and on Taganac

Armstrong Reef,Island,

near Lahadnear Sandakan,

Datu.

SuluThe territoryfqrofsmall

by cession Northannual Borneopayments was acquiredin 1877,from andthe the Sultans

British ofNorth Brunei and

Borneo

Company was incorporated 1 by Royal Charter on the 1st November, 1881. The area of

'the

census territory

of 1931,iswas about 29,347assquare

270,22.1, Co mpared miles,withand257,804the population,

in 1921. This as ascertained

total included by 340

the

Europeans, 205,218 natives df Borneo, 47,799 Chinese,

Archipelago. The Company’s authorised capital is £2,000,000. A dividend of 3i per and 11,494 natives of the Malay

cent,

per cent,was indeclared

1920, 3 inper1916,cent,4 inper1921,cent,3^inper1917, cent,4^ inper1922,;

cent,2| inper1918,

cent,5 inper1923,

cent,ljinper1919,

cent,3

in 1929 and 2 per cent, in 1937. In May, 1888; a (British Protectorate was established.

The following officers have adtpinisttered the Government of the Territorys ince

its acquisition by the Coriipany:-—

Governors, of North Borneo

1881 W. H. Trpachrir, c.m.o. 1926 J. L. Humphreys,C.M.G.

1930 c.m.g., CiB.E;

1895 L. P. Beaufort J,

C. V. Creagh, c.M.o' 1934 A.D. F.J. Richards,

Jardine, c.m.g., o.b.e.

1900 Hugh Cliffbrd, C.m.g, 1937 C. R. Smith

1901

1904 E.E. P.W. GudHt*

Birch, d.ri.ri.'

1911 Officers

ment, forAdministering the Govern-

1912 .F.1. Scott

II. Ellis,Mason

c.m.o.

the Years Stated

Various Periods During

1913 Theg.c.b., Rt. Horii

1 SirWestRidgeway,

o.'c.m.g.; k.' d Ya.i. • (tetri' - 1887 W. M. Crocker

1907 Alex. Cook

.1913 ■ G.porary)

W. C. Parr ai 1 ,u ;m , • a i m • . .1910 1912-26

A. C. Pearson, C M.G.

F. W.

1915 A. C. Pearson c.m.g. :

1922 Maj..Gen.( Sir William Rycroft, 1922 H. W. Fraser,

L. Bunbury c b.e.

K.O.B.; K.CLMiG. ■ 1927-34 D. R. Maxwell, e.B.E

1934 E. W. Morrell

1925 A- C. Pearson, C.mYg. ■ 1930-36 C„ F. C. Macaskie

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN

DIRECTORY

Bkitish North Borneo Chartered Company

(Incorporated By Royal Charter, 1st Novernlver, 1881)

Cpurt of Directors—Londpn <->

(Offices: Staple Hall, Stone House Court, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 3 )

President—Major-General Sir Neill Malcolm, ~~~

Vice-President-r-D.

Hon. Mountstuart 0.Elphinstone

Malcolm Capt.Andrew

A. G, Cowie ,

G. E. R. Bromley-Martin Sir McFadyean <

C. Mallet Secretary—W. O. Pidgeon

Legal Assistant—W. J. Worth

Agents: British North Borneo:(Chartbred) Co.

Australia

Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney— Gibbs, Bright & Co. !H!

'' " Chi^ta " ■‘ ' ■ “

Amoy—Tait

Foochow and&Hong

Co. Kong—Gibb, Livihg^oh if 06'., Ltd.

Tientsin—William Forbes & Co.

■ Ceylon-''

Colombo—J. M. Robertson & Co,.

India

Bombay—The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd. ,

Calcutta—Gillanders,

Madras—Best Arbuthnot it Co.

Straits Settlements

Singapore and Penapg— Guthrie & Co., Ltd.

Philippine Islands

Manila, Cebu and Iloilo^e Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Governor and Staff Deputy Asst. Distriet..Officers— r ’

Governor and Commander-in - Chief— 1 Kudat- Kinabatangrtn—Claudius Yapp

C. R. Smith -Nicholas Chip

Private Secretary^Vacant) Labuk i Sugut-B/S. WiTliVi '

Government Secretary’s Office Papar—Hiew Syn.Ypng,

Pensiangan - Anik bin nat/lc

Govt.

UnderSecretary —A. N. M.Gray

Secretary—G-L. Garry Tenon—Tsen Shau Kong

Administrative Officers Ag I?1 fcPtTURil1.’ DFJ’AKt.MENt

Resident, East Coast—C. D. Martyn Director

do,. Officers—

District West Coast—R. F. Evans B‘sc., FOR,of F.R.G.S.

Agiioulture — H., G. Keith,

;

East Coast—B. R. A. Adam^/acting)' District Agricultural Assistant, East

Interior—D. K. Ingle (acting) . Coast—H. King

( District Agricultural Assistant, West

Beaufort—H.

Jesselton—J. E.O. Longlield

E. Sykes (acting)

(actipg) i Coast—J. A. beano

Kudat —(Vacant) fiupt. Agricultural Experiment Sta-

Asst. District Officers — tion—F. M. .Calac&la

Kota Belud—S. C. Hill (acting) Entomologist —Chan,Kwai Shang

Mempakul—(Vacant)

Tambunan—J. S. Chisholm (acting)

Tawau—(Vacant) Audit Department

Cadets

East —Coast—J. F Dingle, R. S. Abbott Auditor—W. A. C. Smelt, a.o.a. (on. leave)

West Coast—W. K. Woekey, J. H. Auditoin—J. F. Penlington, a.c.a. (acting)

Asst. Auditor—G. W. Moffatt, asWa.

Macartney

D4

xm BRITTISH NORTH BORNEO-SANDAKAN

Constabulary Judicial Department

Commandant-Major W. C. Adams, m.c. President

GovernorofHigh the High Court—H.E. The

(on leave) Court Judges

Officer-in charge of Armed Constabulary

H. E. the Governor, His Honour the Chief

Acting Coast—C.D.

East Round-TurnerA. Rice-

Commandant—Capt. Justice,

Martyn. A. N. M. Garry (actg.); C.D.

Oxley, d.f.c.

Acting Adjutant—J.B. Atkinson Sessions Court Judges

Acting Chief Police Officer, Sandakan— The Residents of East & West Coast

P.G. Edge R.F. Evans (addional)

Acting Chief Police Officer, Jesselton— R.A. Rutterof (High

Registrar do. and) Sessions Courts—

Charles Peter Soong Chong Foh

Customs and Excise Department Land Office

Commissioner of Customs and Excise—

A. J. B. Broodbank Oomm’r. of Lands—J. S. Abernethy

Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Excise— Medical Department

Lo Ah Fuh Principal Medical Officer — P. A. Dingle,

Assist. Commissioner of Customs & Excise, M.R.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), (on leave)

Jesselton—G. A. Taylor Acting

Deputy Assist. Commissioner Taylor,Principal

m.s., m.b. Medical

(Sydney)Officer — J. P.

Sandakan—Lo Ah Fuh of Customs, District Surgeons—

Sandakan—H. Wands, m.b., ch.b. (Gals.)

Jesselton — J. K. O’Byrne, l.r.c p. &.s.

Forest Department (Ireland)and Interior—J. C. T. Tregar-

Beaufort

Conservator of Forests—H. G. Keith, B.sc., then, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.(Eng.)

(Lond.)

FOR., F.R.G.S. Kudat—G. Stonehill,M.R.c.s. l.r.c.p.

Deputy Assist. Conservator of Forests—

J. Agama (Lond.)Sisters—-

District Forest Officer, Sandakan-—F Nursing

Sandakan — Miss E. Ashworth, s.k.m.,

Melegrito C.M.B.

Jesselton—Miss H. E. Bates, s.r.n., c.m.b.

District Forest Officer, Tawau—P.

Orolfo Post and Telegraph Department

District Forest Officer, West Coast— Postmaster-General and Supt. of Telegra-

P. C. Clemente phs and

District Forest Officer, Lahad Datu—J.

Yalera Assist. Supt.Wireless—H.

of Posts andA. Telegraphs—G.

Dabell, m.i.w.t.

Timber Officer—M. Udarbe C. Fenton

Protectorate

Gaols Protector—J. S. Abernethy

Inspector Deputy Protectoi—R.S. Abbott

Adams, m.c.of (onPrisons

leave) — Major W. C. Assist. Officer— U Sui Chuen

Acting Inspector of Prisons—Capt. A. Public Works Department

Rice-Oxley, d.f.c. Director of Works—J. A. Houston, b.a.,

Supt., Sandakan Prison—C. D. Round- B.E., A.M.I.C.E.

Turner Executive Engineer, Sandakan — II.

Supt., Jesselton Prison—J.B. Atkinson Bishop, a.m.i.struct.e., m.am.e.

Executive

Baker, a.m.i.c.e. Jesselton — E. R.

Engineer,

Harbour Department Assist. Surveyor — M. Govindarajula

Harbour Master—A. J. B. Broodbank Mudaliar

Marine

GrahamSurveyor and Engr. — J. C. State Bank of North Borneo

Deputy Harbour Master— Controller—H. J. R. Beckett, a.c a.

Sandakan: Lo Ah Fuh Manager, Sandakan Branch—F. D. Bluck

Jesselton : Harbour Master—G. A. Manager, Jesselton Agency—G. W

Taylor Moffatt

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SAN DA KAN D9t

Survey Department Treasury

Sury.-General —T. J. H. Speedy, f.s.i. Financial

A.C.A.

Controller—H. J. R. Beckett,

(London), m.t.p.i. (N.Z.), M.s.i. Dist. Treas., Sandakan—J. F. Penlington,

(N.Z.) A.C.A.

District Surveyor, E.C.—E. J. Small- Dist. Treas., Jesse.ltpn—R.

field, m.i.s Assistant—Yun Tsze ChongJohnson, a.c.a.

The State Bank of North Borneo—

Head Office: Sandakan; Cable Ad: Statebank. Branch: Jesselton

Controller—H. J. R. Beckett, a.c.a. | Manager—F. D. Bluck

ASSOCNS., CLUBS, SOCIETIES, &c. Bakau & Kenya

(Registered Extract

in Great Co., Manu,

Britain), Ltd.

Caledonian Society of British North facturers of Tanning Extracts and Dyes

Borneo, The (Constituted 1925) —Head Office: 24,' George Square,

Glasgow

Chamber of Commerce — Cable Ad: W. S. Young, manager

Commerce Harrison

managing andagents

Orosfield (Borneo), Ltd.r

Committee—Hon. Mr F. W. Pin-

nock (chairman), H. J. Walker,

J. K. S. Malcolm, H. Johnson, British BorneoTimber

TimberMerchants,

Co., Ltd., Ship-

Saw-

G.Stocked,

Mayor,W. A.A. S.E. Young,

Philipps,LauV. Bui

A. mill Owners,

Ching and Hon. Mr. Kvvan Yun Hin builders and Engineers -— Cable Ad:

Billian, Sandakan

Hon. Secretary—C. Boyer Harrisons

Lawn Tennis Club, Sandakan agents & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,,

Timber & Sawmills Dept.

Sandakan Amateur Dramatic Club S. Malcolm J.F. A.J. Eobinsort

J. E.K.Williams

Patron—His Excellency the Governor G.R. VV. B.CFletcher

Mercer

S. Larkins H.D. Lancaster

Hon. Secretary & Hon. Treasurer F. Vaughan •

—W. A. O. Smelt Engineering Dept.

R, Wilson

Sandakan Club

Hon. President — H.E. The Governor

of British North Borneo CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Borneo Basel Self-Established Cuurcit

—Sandakan

Sandakan Golf Club Rector—Rev. Yap Hyen Mu

Captain—Dr. J. P. Taylor Catectiist—Chia Kiam Vun

Hon. Secretary—J. F. Penlingfcon Trustee—Fung En Sue

Sandakan Recreation Club Secretary—Fung Shong Kong

General Committee—Hon. Treasurer—Pang Hon Hing

Beckett (Chairman),

(Hon.En,Secretary VunMr.

TszeH.Chong

and Treasurer).

J. R.

Su P. Dominic, A. Collado,KongNg Church of England—Sandakan ,

Rector—Rev. Yen Archdeacon Mercer

Tai Yong, Fong Chung Fah, Vun Yin Asst. Priest—Rev. Sung Khi Feng

Chong and M. Damodaran.

Kudat

Sandakan Squash Rackets Club Rector —Rev. J. Paisley

Hon. Asst. Priest — Rev. Lai Chun

AbottSecy. & Hon. Treasurer — R. S. Shang

D92 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

Catholic Mission, Thk North

The. Prefecture Apostolic of British Estate Timber,Borneo Trading Co.,Engineering,

Shipbuilding, Ltd., The,

North Borneo General Agencies,

Merchants,Provision Stores

Insurance and

- Sand-

Prefect

WachterApos. — Right Rev. Mgr. A. akan, Tawau, Jesselton, Brunei, Sarawak

(Jesselton)

Rector of Seminary—Rev. F. Sint and and D.E. Indies; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

(Jesselton) Broomhall’s.

Copthall LondonE.C.Office:

Avenue, London, 2 20,

Economus & Procurator—Rev.

McCarthy (Sandakan) A. A.H.E. E.Phillipps, general manager

Revs. A. McCarthy, L. M. Parsons, A. Hopkins, mgr. (Sandakan)

Mulders (Sandakan) C. C. Tallack, mgr. (Tawas)

Revs. A. Yerhoeven, A, A. Crowther Managing Agents

(Jesselton) Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ld.

Revs. J. Bohm, Antonissen V. Weber Sandakan Light ifc Power Co. (1922), Ld.

(Penampang) Estates Agencies

Revs. Ant. Raich, A. A. Flur Sekong Rubber Co., Ld., Sandakan

' (Limbahau)

Revs. M. Connolly, Stauhacher Insurance Agencies

(Tambabau) Liverpl. & L’don. & Globe Ins. Co., Ld.

Revs. M. Obertegger, B. Walsh Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.Ins. Co., Ld.

(Tawan) Wo ridGreat

Marine Y General

Rev. H. Murphy, J. Theurl (Kudat) The, Eastern Life Assurance

Rev. J. M. Elijn (Papar) Co., Ltd.

Rev. J. Unterherger (Labuan) Sole Agencies

Bovril, Ltd.

St. Maky’s Catholic School, For Boys Bitulac &Paints

Barker & Preservatives

Dobson’s Sweets

—Sandakan Carbolex

Director of School—Rev. A. McCarthy Columbia Milk

Headmaster—Rev.

Assistant—A. Mulders L. M. Parsons Decarbo

Decca

Records& Decca-Polydor Gramophone

Drummond & Co., Chartered Accountants Dairymaid Buttor

—Jesselton and Sandakan; Cable Ad: De Reszke Cigarettes

Drummondco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Gillespie’s Anchor Flour

Bentley’s and Broomhall’s Horlick’s Malted Milk

Partners—R. W. S.andDrummond, Harvey’s Ports & Sherries

B. Lowick, a.c.a. D. Phillip, e.A.,

c.a. India “Super” Tyres

L.C. Anderson, c.a., signs per pro. Killgerm Germicide

Lipton’s Teas

Murray’s Cigarettes

Funk & Sons, General Importers, Whole- McCallum’s Whisky

sale and Retail Merchants—Sandakan, Martell’s Brandies

British North Borneo; Cable Ad. Funks Pears Soaps

Redfearn’s Rubber Goods

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.— Silver Slipper Gins

Cable Ad: Second,

Crosfield; Acme,

Codes: Bentley’s, Solo Fruit Drinks

Bentley’s Schofield, Smedleys Canned Goods

A.B.C. 6th, Broomhall (Rubber), and Smith & Hoey’s Wines & Spirits

Western Union Thermos “Stronglas” Products

Directors—H [r. F. W. Pinnock T. Beers & Stouts

(chairman),on. W. ( Darby and J. K. S. Yat 69 Whisky

Zeiss Ikon.

Malcolm Rothmans Cigarettes

T. Efford A. G. Ludgate, A.C.A. C. Oils)

C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd. (“Castrol”

C. Boyer W. A. Morrison

G.Y. B.H. Fleming

Bentham W.G.D. Hemming Brown

J.D. Mitchell A. Hi B. der,

Alexan- Whisky& Pank’s “Captain's Own”

Graham c.v. Agfa Photographic Goods

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-JESSELTON 1)93

Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.,

Coasting Services — Sandakan; Cable Sandakan Ice &. Aerated WaterCo., Ltd.

Ad: “Crosfield Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Kinabalu,” 196 tons managers

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ld.,

agents . Sandakan LighP and

Ltd.—Sandakan,'

Sandakan Hotel—Cable Ad: Hotel, San- Sandakan Tel.Power Co. (1922),

Ad: powerhouse,

dakan SIicwan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong,

Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale general managers

and Retail Chemists and Druggists North Borneo 'J'rading Co., Ltd.,

—Cable Ad : Dispensary Sftndakan, managing agents

Harr'sons ami Oixsfield (Borneo), G.engineer

H. Mavor, manager and resident

Ltd., agents

Armed Constabulary Railway Department

(Military ! Headquarters: Jesselton) General Manager, Railways—J. Beatty

Cominandan C-rMajor W. C. Adams, M.c. AsSt,Permanent

Locomotive Supfc.-^ WajrEngr.—W.

W. J. SprosqnF. Smith

(on leave)

Acting Commandant—Capt. ' A. Rice-

Oxley,— D.F.c.

Supts. C. D. Round-Turner, J. B. Rubber Control

;

Atkinson and P. G. Edge. Controller of Rubber—E. BateSdn

Education Department State Rank of North Borneo

Inspector Agent—Roy Johnson, a.c.a.

L.L.B., W.S.of Sci. ools — J. S. Abernethy,

Survey Department

Government Printing OEPicfi Surv’r.

Supt. and Editor (B. W. B. Herald)—R. (Lond.)General

m.t p.i.,—T.

m.s.i.j.(n.z.)

H. Speedy, e.s.i,

S Abbott District Surveydr E. C. —E. J. Smallfield,

Clerk-in charge—A. J. Pereira m.s.t.Draftsman—T. V. Burai

Chief

Lands Department

Commissioner of Lands—J. S. Abernethy.. Telegraph Dept., Government

Supt., LandA Radio—-H; A. Dabell, m.i.w.t.

Postal Department—G.P.O. Assist. Supt.—G. C. Fenton

Postmaster-General and Supt. of Tele-

A ssist. Supt. ofA.Posts

graphs—H. Dabell,andm.i.w.t.

Telegraphs—G. Cheah LoonNorth

British Ghee &Borneo;

Co., Ltd.—Jesselton,

Cable Ad:

C. Fenton Crosfield

Proprietors of—

Protectorate Bukit Padang, . .Rubber

Jesselton ,, Estate,

Cable Ad: Protector Harrisbris & r

Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Protector

Depy. do. ——R.J. S.S.Abbott

Abernethy, w.b., w.s. agents and secretaries

Chief Clerk—Lee John Nyuk Church of England

Public Works Department Rev. S. M. Collier

Executive Engr.—H. Bishop, a.m.i. struct-

E., AM. A.E. Harrisons &' CrosfieldShipping,

^Borneo),andLtd.,

Foreman of Works—E. Daniel General-Merchants, In-

Chief' Clerk—Kong Ah Siong surance-Cable Ad: Crosfield

£>94 KUDAT—LABUAN

KUD AT

District Officer ana District Magistrate—K. (1. P. N. Combe

Harbour Master and Supervisor of Customs—R. G. P. N\ Combe

Deputy Assistant

Church District Officer—Nicholas

of England—Rev. Lai Choon ShangChin Ah Fook

LABUAN

This, formerly the smallest British Colony in Asia, was ceded to Great Britain,

by the Sultan of Brunei in 1846, and taken possession of in 1848. It is situated on the-

min. E. It coast

north-west has anofarea

Borneoof in35 latitude 5 deg. and

square miles, 16 min. N., and

is about longitude

six miles from 115

the deg. 15

Borneo-

coast and 725 miles, or three days’ steaming, from Singapore. Although Labuan

possesses

become a a depfit

fine port, has extensive

for the trade of the coaknorth

deposits,

coastandof byBorneo,

situation

it hasseemed likely to-

only partially,

fulfilled

Labuan; about 2,010 acres of rubber are planted, part in bearing, and principallyin

the expectations formed of it. The produce of Brunei Bay finds a market

owned by Chinese.

steamship Coconuts

communication withareSingapore

being planted on the sameas land.

and Sandakan, well asThere

with istheregular-

local

ports. The Government was administered by the British

from 1890 until January 1st, 1906, when the Colonial Office again resumed North Borneo Company

direct

control, anda separate

becoming Labuan was incorporated

settlement in, 1912.with the Straits Settlements in January, 1907,

The coal mines worked by the

9,200 tons. This company ceased operations Labuan Coalfields

in March,Co., 1911,Ltd.,

and exported in 1910;

another company,

styled the Labuan Exploration Co. was formed in London with the object of working

these mines

their exportand prospecting

of coal for other

ceased many yearsminerals

ago. but its efforts were unsuccessful and

In recent years there has been an increase of vegetable and fruit cultivatioiv

among the insmallholders,

depression the rubber aindustry.

tendency which will probably develop further with the-

The population as revealed by the 1931 census 1935 was approximately 1936 8,000.

Imports S 893,368 $ 995,657

Exports $1,015,250 $1,082,680

$1,908,618 $2,078,357

DIRECTORY

Resident’s Office Government Schools

Resident—R. W. Jakeman, M.C.S. English

Chief Clerk—J. A. Stanslaus de Souza Headmaster—P. A. D’Costa

Correspondent Clerk—Edgar Malay

Govt. Rest House—Bekch St., Victoria Town Malay School

Headmaster—Abdul Kadir C. Bair

Bukit Kallam School

Audit Office Headmaster—Suhaimi C. Ahmad

Visiting Clerk-In-Charge—Cheong Karwpang School

Quee Keong Headmaster—Md. Salleh C. Peer Md.

 ABUAN 1)95

Harbour Office Medical Department, Colonial

Harbour-Master—D. J. Davies Medical Officer —Dr. E. W. Martindell,

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

J udicial Department Police

District and Police Courts C. P.O. Labuan—W. F. Scully

District Judge and

R. W. Jakeman, M.c.s.Police Magistrate—

Police Magistrate— D. J. Davies Post Office

Postmaster—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Justices of the Peace Public Works Dept.

W. W. Boyd | Wee Kim Chuan

Settlement

eng. Engineer—D. J. Davies, b.

Land Department

Collector of Land Rev.—R. W. Jakeman,

M.c.s.Bailiff—Mohamed Treasury Department

Land bin Dally Asst. Treasurer—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Land Clerk—Abdul Rahman bin Lovegrove

AnsonBailiff, Grade III—Abdullah bin

;

Clerk - in - Charge — Abdul Majid bin Victoria Gaol

Tamimih Superintendent—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Asiatic Petroleum

Codes: Co.,Bentley’s

Ltd.—Cable Ad: EngBeach

Watt &, Co., Merchants—32 & 33,

Petroatic;

phrase and Oil Supplement

complete Koh EngSt.Watt, managing owner

Harrisons Chua

KohChoo

YewLiong, mgr., signs per pro.

agents & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Seng, cashier

Church of England—Church of Our Harrisons Merchants

& Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

and General

Holy Saviour

Rt. Rev. H. Hudson, Bishop of Ad: Crosfield.

Brunei Also at Agents—Cable

Kuala Belait,

Labuan and Sarawak W. G. D. Hemming, manager

New Church of Corpus Christi Labuan Recreation Club

Rev. J. Unterberger President—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Hon. Treasurer—C.

Hon. Secretary—Ongde Teng

Silva Cheng

.Eastern Extension, Australasia and

China Telegraph Co.,

with Cable & Wireless, Ltd.Ltd. Associated

Labuan Golf Club

T.C. F.H. Marsden

Soper, manager

Operators—T. F. Tsen and J. Fong

President—R.

Hon. W. Jakeman,

Secretary—D. M.c.s.

J. Davies

 BRUNEI

The State of Brunei comprises an area ofjsome 2,500 sq. miles, with a coast line' of

about

E.There 100 miles and liesTown

Longitude. between 4° 5’ and! 5° 2’758N. nautical

Latitude miles

and 114°from7’ and 115° 22.

is only oneBrunei

town of any size,is distant

BruneibyjOrseaDarul-Salam (City of Peace) Singapore’

which is

situated 12 miles from the mouth of the Brunei River at Muara and showed a popula-

tion

builtofon10,953

nibongin piles

the 1931 cehsus.

in the Priorit tonow1910includes

river but it consisted

a stripentirely of Malay mostly

of the mainland, houses

reclaimed, on which all Government buildings, shophouses and many private houses

have been erected.

Gltmatk

Thfe climate is'pleasant and healthy without any marked changes of temperature.

During the day the temperature lies between 80° to 90° Fahrenheit but a light breeze

is generally blowing which'moderates its heat. At night the temperature usually falls,

below 80°.

The average annual rainfall varies between 100 to 200 inches for different part of

the State.

History

A State named Puni, 45 . days’ sail from Java, is mentioned several times in the

annals

1280 A.D., and it is practically certain thatover

of the Sung dynasty, which ruled thisSouthern

is Brunei.China from13th

In the aboutand96014thto

centuries Brunei owed allegiance alternately to Mejaphit and Malacca. The Sultanate

rose

Ragam and its authority extended not only over the Northern part of theof island

to great power in the early years of the 16th century in the reign Nakhodaof

Borneo but over the Sulu Islands and part of the Philippines.

The first European account of Brunei is that of Pigafetta, who sailed with Magellan

on his famous voyage around the world and Wrote his impressions of the various lands

visited. Pigafetta saw Brunei in 1521 and was greatly impressed by the splendour of

the Court and the size of the town, the population of which he estimated at 25,000

families.

Towards the end of the 16th century the power of Brunei began to decline and by

theformer

its middleterritory

of 19ttii century

remained. it hadAtfallen hopelesslyTown

this period into decay andseems

only a small part

beenofofa

Srolitable slave market for the captives of the theIllanun andof Sulu

Bruneipirates ontothehavecoasts

orneo. Sarawak was ceded to Sir James Brooke in 1841

at later dates to the British North Borneo Company and to the Sarawak Governmentand concessions, were made

till Brunei has beerTfeduced to its present boundaries.

In 1888, the Sultan agreed that Great Britain should control his foreign relations

and in !906;a new; agreement was made whereby a British Resident was appointed

who

underbecame

the HightheCommissioner

Agent and Representative

for the Malay States of , HisandBritannic Majesty’smustQovernment

whose advice be asked

and

This acted

followedupon

the in all

system questions

existing inother

the than

States those

of touching

the Malay Mohammedam

Peninsula under religion.

Britishof

protection. The Secretary to the High Commissioner in Singapore is the channel

communication between the British Resident and the High Commissioner. The Re-

sident

Malay isofinvariably

a form which an officer

differsofslightly

the Malayan

from thatCivil Service.spoken

generally Theinlingua

Malaya,franca

but theis

local Bornean

their races,also

own, as have thetheKedayans, Tutongs,

Dayak settlers fromBelaits and Dusuns, have languages of

Sarawak.

Government

The Sultan is theAkhazul

Ruler ofKhairi

the State of Brunei.AlmerhuThe present Mohamed

Sultan is His High-

Alam, who succeeded his father in 1924 atIbni

ness Ahmed Tajudin Wadin the age of 11 Sultan

years. During hisJemal-lum-

minority

 BRUNEI D97

the Duli Pengiran Bendaharaand Duli Pengiran Pemancha were appointed to act as

joint Regents. On Shpteinber 19,1931 His Highness the Sultan assumed full power and

the Regency terminated.

The administration

invariably an officer of oftheGovernment

Malayan Civil is inService

the handswith,of the British Resident

his headquarters who is

at Brunei

The State is divided into five administrative districts,

Temburong and M uara. These districts were all formetly in the charge' of Malay Brunei, Belait, Tutong

magistrates

the Belait District but in anDecember,

officer of1930,

the owing

Malayanto the

Civilrapid development

Service of theasOilfield

was appointed Assistantin

British

Officers’. Resident to administer that district. The other districts remain under Malay

. .: - Population,

The population of Brunei as given in the'1931 Census was 30,135 and the estimated

pqptr'latibn'at the end of 1935 was 33,732, distributed among the various races

approximately as follows:—

•: Europeans ... ... 40

• Eurasians ...

Malays .. 28,800

';i Ohlfiese’ ... ... ... ... ... ... 4,000

Indians ... ... 200

Others ''A.1. ' ...’" ... 'A.:'" ... ... 608!

.. Minerals 11

, ’ptf.—Oil

scale waswhenfirstthefound in 1914, but Petroleum

there was Company

no productioh on a commercial

from Seria, some ten miles north-east ef Kuala Belait, the hdadqbarters of exporting

uritil 1932, British Malayan commenced the Com-

pany. The oil is exported by pipe line to the refinery at Lutong in Sarawak territory.

Exploration

geological examination. work in the early stages

At a later'date consists

wellsof are of comparatively

, boredtaken

uponfrom indiscriminate

sitestheconjecturally

determined after palaeontological examination “cores” location by

the depths of more than a mile, and the expenditure of many tensoilof after

geologists.

todpllars. Even of these wells, howmver, many fail to produce drillingof

thousands

1

‘ When the wells are successful, the oil is straightway pumped through pipes to the

refinery in Sarawak. As a result, the most obvious characteristic of the oilfields; at

least in Brunei, is the apparent absence of oil.

State.TheRoyalties

field is so amounting

important astoto$383,000,

make anorenormous

47% of difference

the State’stototal

the finances

revenue,ofwere

the

received during 1935.

Four hundred and forty-one thousand seven hundred and forty-four tons of crude

oil and 464,703,917 cubic feet of natural gas were exported during the year : compara-

tive figures in 1934 were 371,591 tons and 792,453,863 cubic feet.

Agriculture

Agricultural Stations.—The State maintains a central Agricultural Station at

ofKilanas for the experimental

more effective agricultural planting

methods. ofThe products

Stationnewis extremely

to Brunei, popular

and the exhibition

with those

of the people who are agriculturally-minded. In addition, five padi test'plots, are

maintained in various parts of the State.

Staff.—The District Officer, Brunei and Muara continued in charge of the Depart-

ment in a supervisory capacity. Four trained Malay agricultural subordinates were

atstitutions

work inintheMalaya.

State, and three further students were being trained at agricultural in-

during the year. Field Officer,, Singapore, paid one visit of inspection to the State

The Agricultural

•areaRubber.—Some

some 5,000 acres14,000 are inacres throughoutofthefourState

the possession are planted

British with rubber: of this

Companies.

Das BRUNEI

Regulation, in accordance with the International Agreement, worked smoothly

throughout

exports the year.

totalled Permitted

1,343 tons, valued exports underas the

at $576,159, Scheme

against 1,946were

tons 1,350

in 1934,tons:valued

actualat

$671,970.

Negotiations proceeded for the appointment to the State of an officer of the Rub-

ber Research Institute of Malaya.

Nmj'o.—Sago palms'are indigenous to the State, and the product constitutes almost

the staple food of the races of the interior, but what was once an important industry

has fallen into comparative decay owing to low world prices. There was, however, a

substantial

during the year,increase in price1,895

as against in 1935, andvalued

pikuls, 2,603 pikuls,

at $2,506,valued at $6,177, were exported

in 1934.

Rice.—The local production of rice forms but a very small proportion of the con-

sumption,ofand

agement Government

planting of new hasareasin and

recent yearsstrains,

better devotedandmuch

to theattention

superseding to theof encour-

ancient

and wasteful custom by modern and economic methods. The last, however, is an

object requiring infinite patience: the people of the interior

each year, and scatter seed broadcast thereon, the resultant crops being miserable burn fresh areas of junglein

the extreme.

tion on thethelines But the ultimately

adopted far greater crops to be derived from settled cultiva-

outweigh greater labourin the Peninsula

involved. Thearestatement,

not to them sufficiently

however, attractive

that their grand-to

children will not thank them for having laid waste their heritage, appears to have

given the people to pause, and the new methods are making some slight headway

against the old.

Production in 1935 was approximately the same as in 1934; some 600,000 gantangs

being

sumption.obtained frompikuls

48,472 5,000ofplanted acres.at This

rice, valued represented

$187,421, one-sixthinof1935,

were imported the total

comparedcon-

with 43,000 pikuls, valued at $131,800, in 1934.

Industries

Such industrial processes as are performed in Brunei relate almost exclusively to

the treatment of the raw materials with the production of which the prosperity of the

State is so intimately

treated concerned. Apart from theState

oil isandtheagricultural activities

extract elsewhere,

established or cutch. the only

in BruneiDuring

Town the

major industry

sinceyear

in theTrading

1900,theexported

Island 2,575 tons ofCompany,

preparation

cutch, valuedwhichat has of bark

been

$177,910,

compared with 2,356 tons valued at $162,861 in 1934. The majority

in the preparation of the extract now comes fzom outside the State, being stripped of the bark used

from the mangrove swamps around the coast of Borneo.

sinceTheits labour employedrepresented

establishment is almost the exclusively

major sourcenativeoftosalaried

Brunei,employment

the factory havingfor the

inhabitants of the river town.

There remain only native

cotton “sarongs”, and brassware. crafts, the principal products being silverware, silk and

The Brunei silversmiths are perhaps the most famous in the Malay Archipelago.

In 1935 they exported goods to the value of $7,709, as compared with $5,139 in 1934.

Commerce

and The aggregate

$4,602,805 value of trade in 1935 was $6,124,998 as against $5,278,089 in 1934

in 1933.

1934Imports.—There was almost

to $2,415,499 in 1935, an increase in theaccounted

entirely total valueforofbyimports,

greaterfrom $1,887,339

imports of mis-in

cellaneous manufactured articles, and of coin and bullion.

againstExports.—The

$3,390,750 intotal1934.valueOnly

of exports dui’ing theshow

two commodities yearanamounted

appreciablyto $3)709,499

decreasedas

export, plantation rubber, and forest produce.

Revenue. -The total revenue derived from Customs duties for the year amounted

tototalled

$229,129 an increase of $43,856 over thethe1934latterfigure of $185,273 : import duties

portion of$210,303 and export

the rubber duties to$18,826,

cess credited general revenue. figure being inclusive of that

 BRUNEI 1)99

M RECTORY

Sultan—His Highness Ahmad Tajudin Akhazul Khairi Wadin

Ministers of State—Pengiean Bendahara and Pengiran Pemancha

British Resident’s Office Police Force (Brunei Police)

British Resident—J. Graham Black, M.c.s. Chief

—T.Officer in charge, residing at Brunei

F. Brown

Secretary

Jahfar to Resident—Ibrahim bin Md.

Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

Courts Acting Superintendent — Kong Etn

Judge—J. Graham Choi

Magistrates— E. R.Black,

H. m.c.s.

Hughes-Hallet, Wireless Engr.—Pengiraoi Mohd. bin

Pengiran Pint

Ali Hassan bin Edin Mohd. Jahfar, Dr.

M.c.s., Ibrahim Bin

Public Works Department

Customs, Monopolies and Marine State Engineer—E. W. Houston, b.s.c.

Brunei Bldgs.

Roads Overseer—E. B. Keasberry

and Waterworks Overseer — K.

Superintendent—Chua

Supervisor—Pangiran Ahmad Low Lee Natarajan Beloit District

Clerk—Ahmad bin DaudVui

Chief Clerk—Kong Soo Clerk-of-works—S. P. Pillai

Kuala Belo it Sanitary Board

Supervisor— LimKeong

Clerks—Cheong Eng Kong

Thong and Ghani Chairman—J. Graham Black, M.c.s.

bin Hassan Members—Dr.

E. W. Houston,O. E. E.Fisher, T. F. Brown,

Bomphrey, Inc he

Tutong Ibrahim bin Mohamad Jahfar, i'&ngiran

'Clerk-in-Charge—Abdullah Shahbandar, Capitan Ong BoonDalam

Pang,

Kuala Labu and Awang Yu soft bin Jawatan

Cl erk-in-Charge—Haroon Al-Rashid Secretary—Chua

Sanitary Low Lee Fook Mui and

Inspectors—Shim

Muara Pangiran Kamis

Clerk-in-Charge—Mohamed Sulaiman

Berbunot Sanitary Board (Kuala Belait)

Outdoor Officer-in-Charge — Mohamed Chairman^—H. R. Hughes-Hallett, m.c.s.

Sepawi Members—Dr. O. E.Datofisher,Shahbandar

Dr. P. C. R.E.

La’ Brooy, Pehin

W. Houston, R. R. Hamilton and Yap

Electrical Department Shak Chung

Electrical Foreman — E. Rajaratnam,

a. i.e.e. (Eng.) Sanitary Inspector—Leung Cluing Fah

Medical Department Treasury Department

Medical Officer— O. E. Fisher Financial

Tai Assistant — Peter Li-'-v. Thian

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd. Island Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

(Incorporated in England) — Kuala infacturers,

Great Britain), Cutch Extract Manu-

etc. — Brunei and Sarawak;

Belait

R. R. Hamiltion, local manager ley’s Ad: Acreage, Brunei; Codes: Bent-

Cable

 SQUADRON IN FAH EAST

Cruiser “CUMBERLAND” Lieutenants f'E)—A. Kirkeonnel, It,

10,000 Tons. S.H.P. 80,000 M. Palmer, O. J. F. L. St. John

Guns—8-8 inch, 4-4 incft A.A., 4-3 pr. and D. W. Malim

Fifth Cruiser Squadron Major R.M.—C. Brooke-Short (and as

Fleet R.M. Officer)

Vice-Admiral — Sir Charles. J. C. Captain R.M.—R. M. Giddy

Little, k.c.b. (Commander-in-Chief, Instr. Com.—H. V. Rumsey, m.m., b.a.

China Station) j (and as Fleet Education Officer)

■ !'( r

Admiral Secretary—Paym. Captain Tempy. R.C. Chaplain —Rev. W. J.

N. H. Beall, o.b.e. Driscoll

Flag Lieut.—M. B. P. Franklin Surg.-Capt — J. A. O’Flynn, M.o.,

Staff B.CH., D.T.M.L H. (and as Fleet Medi-

Chief of Staff—-A. F. E. Palliser, cal Officer)

D.S.C. Paymr.-Commanders—J. H. B. Ben-

Secretary — Paym. Lieut.-Cdr. E. C. well-Lejeune (and as Fleet, Acct.

Crisp Officer) and A. R. Thatcher

Captain—E. G. N. Rushbrooke, d.s.c. Paymr. Lt.-Cdr. —D. A’C. Bergne

Commanders^-G. A. W. Voelcker, J. Surg.-Lt.—E. B. Bradbury, m.b., oh.b.

A. S. Eocles and A. N. Grey Pay Sub Lt.—G. A. W. Haslam

Lieut.-Commanders—W. B. Keith A. Cd. Gunners—W. Clarke and L. L. H.

S<. D. Ryder, L. C. Sinker and M. Hollingdale

S. L. Burnett Cd Shipwright--F. A. Bryant

Eng, Capt.—D. P. Rowland (Fleet Cd. Ord. Officer—E. Malkin (and for

Eng. Officer) Squadron Duties)

Captain Ri.M.--C. L. Edwards (S.O. Senior Master—L. A. Kew

(I) Hong Kong) Gunners—P. Appleyard and C. W.

Paym. Lieut.-Cdr P. J. Row Lewis

(Accommodated in “Tamar”) Wt. Teleg.—W. F. Maybourn

Assistant Secretary- Paym. Lt.-Cdr Wt. Eng.—H. Cooper (Asst, to Fleet

G. Blarney Engineer Officer), T. W. Fyson and

For Duty in Admiral’s Office D. G. Thompson

Paym. Lieutenants—H.H.L. Shewell & Wt. Elect.—W. A. King

G. I. Palmer Bndr. R.M.B.—R E. Compton

Flag Capt.—J. C. Leach, m v.o. Midshipmen—P. G. C. Dickens, E. F.

Commanders—K M.L. Robinson (and Hamilton-Meckle, G. H. Carew-

as Fleet (N) . Qfficer) and H. G. hunt, M. D. Pope, F. Bruen, J F.

Hopper Benson, N. Larken, W. G. Grabble,

Lieut.-Cdrs.—K. H. T. Peard (and as G. D. K. Richards and M. G. Hen-

Fleet (T) Officer), T. K. Master- derson

man, E. O. F. Price (Squadron Paymr. Mid.—A. M. Jamieson and G.

Commander 715 Squadron), G. B. Byng

Hpdgkinson, H. L. Gilbert (and; as The following are borne as additional

Fleet (P.&R.T.) Officer), H. P. de for study in Japan: —

C. Steel, O. N. R. Barham and W. Lieutenant—L. C. S. Sheppard

J. Lamb

Lieutenants—C. E. H. Batham, N. K. Lieutenant (E)—L. B. Sharman

Cambell and P. J. Thornhill Paymr.-Lieutenants—K. Forman, A.

Eng. Cdr.—C. G. G. Sindery E. N. Merry and G. C. B. Curnock

 H.B.M, SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Aircraft Carrier “EAGLE” T. S. R. Squadron 813

22,600 Tons. S.H.P. 50,000 Lieut.-Com.—(P) C. R. V. Pugh

Guns—9-6 inch, 4-4 inch H.A. 4-3 pr. Lieuts.—(P) Smeeton,

J. VV. S. Corbeti, (P) R. M.

China Medd. (P) P. M. Gregory,. (P) Pt N.

Captain—C. Moody Flight-Lieut, R. A. F—R. 0. Qaskell

Commander—R. Oliver-Bellasis Pilot Officers R. A. F.—C. 'p. Cooper, D. O.

Lieut.-Coms.—J. J. Arkwright, A. B. 1 F. Lum'sden, M. E. W. Scptt-Mackirdy

MaoBrayne, (N) R. H. Craske, (O) T. S. R. Squadrox 824

A. R. Redder, (N) P. E. Heseltine

Lieutenants—(O') A. Yeoman, (G) H. Sqdn.-Ldr. R. A. F.—A. B. Woodlrdl

(P) rG, A. L.

H. Gardner, (G) A. H. F. Hunt, Woods, (P) D.C. R.W. Duval,

Lieuts,—(P).A.

Waters, (P) J. F,

(O) G. Hare, (O) G. N. Beaumont, Marmont

(O) D. Sanderson, (0) F. M. Crich- Pilot Officers R. A. F.—T. M. Buchanan,

ton, V. N. Graves, (O) A. F. In- F. O. Dickson, R. H. M. Heriot-Hill

gram, H. P. de H. Barnes, (O) G.

J. Cardew

Commander (E)—C. J. B. Colthurst Receiving Ship “ TAMAR ”

Lieut.-Com. (E)—H. B. Sam ways 4,650 Tons

Lieutenants (E)—H. F. Waight and Guns—6-6 pr.

L. S. M. Walker Hong' Kong

Captain, R.M.—J. O. G. Hayter

Lieut., R.M.—G. W. A. Gourtice Captain—E. B. 2nd C. Dicken,

Class), (ino.b.e., d.s.c.of

Chaplain—Rev. L. D. Sherley-Price, (Commodore Naval Establishrhents at Hong Kong)

Charge

M. A.

Surg.-Com.—R, J. Inman, m.b., b.ch. Commodore’s H. G.; Os win

Secretary—Paym. Com.

Paym.-Com.—W. H. W. Winn

Paym. Lieut.-Com.—W. E. Brockman Lt.-Oom.—(S) Port W/T N. de G. Waymouth (As

Surg.-Lieut.—B. M. O^Sullivan, m.b., Duties

B. CH. on Officer

Staff offorCommodore,

V/S and Hong W/T

Surg.-Lieut. (D)—J. B. Morris, l.d.s. Signal Kong, for Charge

Stations andofas Naval W/T and

Flag Liedtenant

Paym.-Lieut.—P. G. Bowden to Commodore, Hong Kong)' J .

Cd. Gunners—(T) J, _ H. Davies and Commander — C. Wauchope (Staff

F. Luxton Officer, Operations):

Cd. Boatswain—C. J. Davis For Dutv in Commodore’s Office

Schoolmaster C.W.O.—E. P. Thomas Paym. Lieut.—F. V. Harrison

Gunner—Y. A. Cawley .(act.), (For Paym. Lieut.—C. H. A. Harper

D.F. Duties) Wt. Writer—J. Brain

Sig. Boatswain—B. G, Grindell Commander—C. D. Arbuthiiot (Main-

Wt. Tel.—A. J. Peachey tenance Commander.)

1

Wt. Shipwright — C. Worthington Lieut.-Cotindrs. —W. H. Graved E. C. L..

(act.) Turner

Wt. Engs.—C. D. Orabb, A. Wilkin- Sub-Com.—G.

son, R. J. G. Stacey (act.) and W. of Stores and for Fleet (andF. Taylor for Charge

Duties at Hong

Burton (act.) Kong)

Wt. Elect.—H. Syms Capt. R. M.—W. F. P. Whitmarsh

Wt. Writer—F. W. C. Warwick (act.) Surg. Com —T. C. H. Neil, m.b , ch. b.

Wt. Supply OfficerR-Jl) Crowley (and for Duty at Wei-hai-wei)

Fleet Airm Arm Paym. Com.—A. R. Henderson

Headsuarters Surg.-Lieut.—J. L. S. Steele - Perkins,

l.r.c.p. A s. (and for Dockyard Duties)

Wing-Corn. R. A. F.—C. R. Carr, p.F.C,, Paym. Lieut.-—J. O. Britton

a.e.c. (Senior Air Force Officer) Cd,. Gunner—G. H. Warren

Sqdn. Ldrs. R. A. F.-W. C. P. Boatswain—S. J. Griffiths

Bullock and Q- W. A. Ross Sig. Boatswain—W. A. Deacon

Flight-Lieuts. R. A. F.—C. Wt. M.A.A.—W. Lee (Mail Officer.)

Equipment Duties), K. P.L. Gilbert (For Wt.

Lewis (For Shipwright—A.

Dockyard Duties) M. Watts (and fbr

Engineer Duties)

D102 H.B.M. SQUADKON IN FAR EAST

The following Officei’s are borne as lieutenant—I. G. H. Garnett

Commander (E)—J. H. B. Dathon

additional: — Lieutenants (E)—G. S. Thorpe, C. M.

For Miscellaneous Services H. Henderson

Lieut.-Cdiii. — H. W. D’Arcy Evans Capt. R.M.—C. A. Power

(Provost Marshal), E. L. Woodall,

M.v.o. (For duty with Petty Officers’ Pay.Cdr.—W. D. Stranack

Courses), R. S. Barry (In charge of ch.b. Lt.-Cdr.—A. N. Forsyth, m.b.,

Surg.

D.S.E.A. Training and as Anti- Paym. Sub-Lieut.—A. L. Pearson

Piracy Officer and for duty with the

Hong Kong Naval Defence Force) Cd.Balsdon, Gunners—W. E. Davey, (T) J.

d.s.m.

Capt.

SmallR. Arms,

M.—Gr.Hong

P. Carless

Kong) (Instructor of Gunner—J. Ferns

Wt.Stores) Wt. Eng.—R.

Tel.—E. W. Smee (For Survey of W/T Schoolmaster—A. G. Andrews

H. C. Brister, b.sc.

"Tamar II.”

For Accounts of Destroyers

Paym. Com.—H. D. Norman Cruiser "DANAE”

Paym. Lieut.-Com,—S. A. Joliffe 4,850 Tons. S.H.P. 40,000

Cd. Gunner—(T) A. Smith Guns—6-6 inch, 3-4 inch H.A. 4-3 pr.

Wt. Wtr.-E. J. Corbin Fifth Cruiser Squadron

Wt. Sr. Officer—H. G.'Stuart

China

Minelayer "ADVENTURE” Captain—L. E. H. Maund

6,740 Tons. S.H.P. 40,000. Commander—W. P. Carne

Guns—4-4.7 inch H.A. 4-3 pr. Lieut.-Com.—(G) P. H. E. Welby-

Everard, J. G. D. Hill

China Lieutenants—(T) L. H. Stileman, (N)

Captain—R. G. Duke R. A. V. Gregory, F. A. L. H. Wat-

Commander—N. A. Prichard son, W. Morseby. M. G. Haworth

Lieut. Cdrs.—(T) F. S. Walford, (N) Eng. and C. E. J. Streathfield

E. C. M. I). Dewar Com:—S. J. Armstrong

Lieutenants—(G) I. C. Gordon, F. A. Lieutenant (E)—J. T. Winn

Smith, P. W. F. Stubbs and R. F. Captain, R.M.—G. V. Walton

Colirle Tempy. Instr. Lieut.—E.. P. Lougher,

Commander (E)—H. F. Fellowes B.A.

Lieutenants (E) — J. S. Walsham, Surg. Lieut.-Com.—J. M. McNnmara,

E. G. J. D. Fulford M.B.

Lieutenant R. M.—F. A. Eustace

Paym. Cdr.—E. J. Nightingale Paym. Lieut.-Com.—W. Yates

Surg.-Lieut.-Com.—J. G. Maguire, Paym. Sub-Lieut.—A. B. Hilliar

Cd. Gunners — (T) B. Melbourne,

M.B., b.ch. m.b.e., A. E. Stanley

Pay Suh-Lt.—G. R. Roantree Cd. Engineer—S. G. S. Morrell

Cd. Gunner (T)—E. Richards

Schoolmaster (C.W.O.)—J. S. Hewitt Gunner—W. E. Buddridge (For D.F.

Gunners—H. J. Smart, (T) J. Hughes Duties)

Wt. Eng.—P. R. Tiffin and S. Hocking Wt. Eng.—F. J. Doy

Wt. Supply Officer—H. Gauntlett Schoolmaster—C. T. Lee, b.sc.

Midshipmen—R.. A. Begg, K. S. Main,

Cruiser "CAPETOWN” J. M. L. Scholfield, C. P. Ross, J.

A. Glen-Bott and J. B. Burfield

4,200 Tons S.H.P. 40,000 Paym. Mid.—J. Button Attenborough

Guns—5-6 inch, 2-3 mch H.A. 4-'S pr.

Captain—C. Coffineer, n.s.c.

Lt.-Cdr.—H. G. Cooke

Lieutenants—(N) J. A. Elwin, J. E. Submarine Depot Ship " MEDWAY ”

14,650 Tons. S.H.P. 8,000

H. McBeath, J. V. Yelland, D. E. Guns—2-4 inch, 4-4 inch H.A. 4-3 pr.

Bromley-Martin, G. A. Tree

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST DIOS

4th S/M Flotilla Submarine “GRAMPUS"

China 1,520 Tons. H.P. 3,300

Captain—C. B. Barry, d.s.o. (and as Gun—1-4 inch

Captain (S) IV S/M Flotilla) 5th Submarine Flotilla

Commanders—T. L. Beevor, H. S. Lieut.-Com.—R. W. Moir

Murr ay-Smith Lieut.—A. F. Collett

Lieut.-Comdrs.—(N) K. W. Kirby, Lieut. (E)—G. Webster

J. Newton, R. L. S. Gaisford (Staff Sub-Lieuts.—F. G. Woods and P. S.

Officer, Operations) Skelton

Lieutenants—(G) H. G. T. Padfield, {T)

D. H. Fuller, (A/S) A. C. Price Submarine “ ODIN ”

(and for Flotilla Duties), (A/S) B.

McC. Smith (and for Fotilla Du- 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

ties), (S) G. Affleck-Graves (and for Guns—1-4 inch

Flotilla Duties), G. R. Colvin, C. G. 4th S/M Flotilla

Walker . China

Commander (E) — F. S. Billings Lieut.-Commander—R. McP. Jonas

(and for Flotilla Duties)

Lieutenants fE)~-W. A. Stewart and Harvey and E.O. Bruce

Lieutenants—E. Bickford, E. M-

S. W. Underhill Wt. Engineer—J. Walker

Chaplain—Rev. W. G. Parker

Paym. Comdr.—J. H. B. Herbeck

Surg. Lieut.-Cbmdr.—H. H. Fisher, Submarine “ OLYMPUS "

M.B., B.CH., F.R.C.S. 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400

Surg. Lieut.-Com. (D)—J. M. Park, Guns—1-4 inch

L-D.S. 4th S/M Flotilla

Paym. Lieut.-Com.—C. H. Nicholson China

Surg. Lieut.—W. A. S. Grant, m.b., Commander—R. G. B. Hayter

ch.b.

Slurg. Lieut. (D)—K. E. J. Fletcher, Lieutenants—D. Mansfield, M. J. P-

Walters and C. S. Green

L.D.S. Lieutenant (E)—R. F. H. S. Tolson

Paym. Lieutenant—J. W. F. Gwi!

lim

Cd. Gunners-^(T) J. W. Parry and Submarine “ORPHEUS"

R. Renton 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Cd. Eng. C. H. Foulger Guns—1-4 inch

Gunner—(T) F. A. Booth 4th S/M Flotilla

Boatswain—H. J. Tulett China

Wt. Teleg.—W. Alder (act.) Lieut.-Commander — R. N. Stirling

Wt. Shipwright—R. Sharpe (act.) Hamilton

Wt. Eng.—W. H. B. Sellers Lieutenants—T. A. Turner, S. L. C-

Wt. Elect.—E. W. Smith Maydon and M. Keith-Roach

Schoolmaster—D. L. Jones, b.sc. (and Wt. Engineer—T. C. Foote

for Duty in Flotilla)

Wt. Writer—C. E. Tickner Submarine “ OTUS "

Wt. Supply Officer—G. H. Meara

(acting) 1,475 Tons-. S.H.P. 4,400

For Submarines Guns—1-4 inch

4th S/M Flotilla

Lieut.-Com.—E. S. Felton China

Sub-Lieuts. — I. M. Anderson, M. B. Lieut.-Comdr.—R. M. G. Gambier

St. John and G. H. Gunner Lieutenants—C. E. S. B. St. G. Beal

Cd. Engineer—A. E. Urell and G. J. Wright

Wt. Engineers—R. V. Froud and J. Sub-Lieut.—C. H. Rankin

W. Northwood Wt. Eng.—R. W. Blatchford

D104 H.M.B. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Submarine “ PANDORA Sub-Lieut.—H. B. Turner

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. Wt. Engineer—E. T, Pafford

Guns—1-4 inch

4th S/M Flotilla Submarine “REGENT’’

China

Lieut.-Comdr.—R. W. Peers 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400

Lieutenant—W. S. Donald Guhsl—1-4 inch

Sub-Lieuts.—C. J. R. Cave and R. T. 4th S/M Flotilla

V. Kyrke China

Wt. Eng.—A. L. Giordan

Lieut.-Com.—R. G. .Mills

Submarine1 “ PARTHIAN ” Lieutenants—R. P. Coppinger and

R. J. Hemingway

1,475 Tdhh . S.H.P. 4,400 Lieutenant (E)-m-R. L. Chave

Guns—1-4 inch | Sub-Lieut.—C. L. Gruning

4th S/M Flotilla

China

Lieut.-Commander—U W.. Studhohne Submarine “REGULUS”

Lieutenants—R. F. Jenks and H. N;

Edmonds 1,475 ; Tons- S.H.P. 4,400

Lieutenant (E)—R. H. S. Clark Guns—1-4 inch

Sub-Lieut.—J. D. Greene 4th 'S/M Flotilla

China

Submarine “ PERSEUS ” Com.—G. C. P. Menzies

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. Lts.—D. S. Massy-Dawson, L. H.

Guns—1-4 .inch. Kettle and A. R. Hezlet

4th S/M Flotilla Wt. Eng.—W. E. Harris

.; China

Lieut.-Comdr.—P. Q. Roberts

Lieutenants (E)—C. T. Davies, R. M. !

Submarine “RORQUAL”

Favell and T. T. Euman

1,520'Tons. H.P. 3,000

Submarine “ PHOENIX ” Guns—1-4 inch

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 5th Submarine Flotilla

Guns^1-4 inch Lieut.-Com.—D. V. Sprague

4th S'/M Flotilla Lieut.—E. F. Balston

Qhina Lieut, (E)—G. S, P. Wood

Lieut.-Commandeii—J. W. .McCoy Sub-Lieuts.-r^-iF. B. Gibbs and E. T.

Lieutenant—P. R. Ward Stanley

Sub-Lts.—J. S. Wraith and J. C. Ogle

Wt. Engineer—W. J. McDermott

Submarine “ROVER’’

Submarine 1“ PROTEUS ” 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400

1,475. Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. Guns—1-4 inch

Guns—1-4 inch 4th Submarine Flotilla

4th S/M Flotilla China

• China j Lieut.-Comj-wH . !G. Bowerman

Commander—R. N. Garnett. i Lieutenants'—H, A. V. Haggard and

lieutenants -A. N. (I.1 Campbell and L. G. Wilson

R. B. Chenevix-Treneh Wt. Eng.—T. C. Lee

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST D105

Submarine “-RAINBOW” Destroyer “DIAMOND”

1,475 Tors 1,375 Tons. 1 ' S.H.P. 36,000

Guns—1-4 inch Guns—4^.7 r,! inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

4th S/M Flotilla 8th Flotilla

China China

Lieut.-Com.—W. S. Hall

Lieutenants—R. M. E. Pain, H. Win- Lieut.-Comdr.-^T. G. Robinson

ter, H. S. MacKenzie and R. D. Lieuts. — E; C. Peake and J. L E-

McClintock

Whiteway Wilkinson

Lieutenant (E)—W. E. Coliinge Lieut. (E)—V. St. 0. L. Mag-hike

Flotilla Leader “DUNCAN” Sub-Lieut.—A. A. W. Baker ’

Gunner—(T) F. Lintern

1,400 Tons. I.H.P. 36,000

'Guns—4-4.i7 inch, 1-3 inch; H. A- Destroyer “DELIGHT”

8th. Flotilla 1,375 Tops., S.H.P. 36,000

, China Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

'Captain—R. S. Benson (Captain (D), 8th Flotilla

8th Destroyer Elotilla) China

Paym.-Lieut. — E. N. Richardson

(Secretary to Captain (D).) Gpmmahder—J. R: N. Taylor “

Flotilla Staff ■ Lieutenants!—R. M. Aubrey, !. A. H.

McKean and.J. W. F. Skeiqon

Lieut.-Cpmdr;—(A / S)' J. N'elsoj i

Lieuts.—(T) J. Spencer and D.. A, H. Lieut. (E)—H. R. Adams

Gunner—(T) F., Mildred

Hornell, m.v o.

Surg. Lieuts.—H. G. Silvester, m.r.

c.s., l.r,o.p., D. Shute, m.b., cji.b.

Gunner—J. M. Larder 1 estroyer “DARING”

Sig. Boatswain—A. E. Brown (for 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

Flotilla Duties).

Schoolmaster-B. Clark, m.so. Guns-4-417 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

Lieut.-Coms.T-^Q. M. Pares and, I. G.: 8th Flotilla

H. Nelson Monot! ' China , .'unnutiin)

Lieuts. — (N) -R.. T.. Gardinef’ and A.

Davies Commander—G. Barnard

Comdr. (E)—P. C. Taylor (and for Lieutenants—A. H. Green (ran), S.W.

Flotilla Duties) Wright and T. E. Hallifax

Sub-Lieut.—B.}>C. Ward Lieut. (E)—O. R, SAfellgtove^

Cd. Gunner—A. A. Ring Gunner (T)—N. J. Dudley

Wt. Te,].—E. T. Hawkips

Wt. Engineer—W T. Allen

Destroyer “DAINTY”

Destroyer “DUCHESS” 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

1,375 Tons. H.P, 36,000 Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

Guns—4-4.7 inch., 1-3 inch A.A. 8th Flotilla

8th Flotilla China

China Commander—R. M. Dick, d.s.O.

Lieut.Cqmdr.—W. T. W. ' Curtis Lieutenants—A. O. Johnson, (A/S) A.

Lieutenants -E. Ma;elu and C. F. S. Duties), W. Goldsmith (and for Flotilla

Robinson ; T. F. Toyjor

Lieut. (E)—B.: S. ' Blanchford Lieut. (E)—G. W. Bird

Sub-Lieutenant—J. J. S. Hooker , Sub-Lt.—J. E. Poulden

Gunner—(T) T. A. Sinks 'Gunner—(T) E. G. Harris

D.106 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Destroyer “WESTCOTT” River Gunboat “GANNET”

1,100 Tons. S.H.P. 2*7,000 310 Tons. I.H.P. 2,250

Guns—4-4 inch Guns.—-2r3.‘ inch, H.A.

4th S/M Flotilla China

China Commander—D. P: Evans

Commander—E. M. Loly Lieutenant—N. T. B. Tibbitts

Lieuts.—W. A. F. Hawkins, (N) W. Surg.-Lt.—N. S.. Hepburn, m.b., ch.b.

Whitworth

Lieut.—(E) D. A. Cotman River Gunboat “APHIS”

Gunner—J. F. Sangwell 625 Tons.' I.H.P. 2,000.

Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch, .H.A.

YANGTSE FLOTILLA China

Lieut.-Com.—R B. S. Tennant

Lieutenant—G. M. Wheadon

River Gunboat “BEE’’

,. 625 Tons, I.HIP. 2,000. River GunbOW “CRICKET”

Guns—1-3 inch, H.A. 2-3 pi*. 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000

China. Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

Rear-Admiral—L. G. E. Grabble, c.B.,

jC.i.E., n.s.o. (Rear-Admiral and ;Lieut.-Cdr.-—J. I.China M. Ashby

Senior Naval Officer, Yangtse.)

Admiral’s Secy.—Paym.-Comdr. J. A. Lieut.—N. H. G. Austen

Surg. Lt. — B. S. Lewis, m.r.c.s.v.

Miller

Flag Lieut. -B. D. Gallie (Arid for L.R.C.P.

Staff and Intelligence Duties.)

For Duty in Admiral's Ojfice River Gunboat “FALCON”

Paym. Lieut.—L. Lumley 372 Tons. I.H.P. 2,250

Paym. Sub- Lieut .—D. C. ' Coote Guns—1-3.7 inch, 2-6 pr.

Flag Captain—C. E. Hotham, d.s.c. China

(and as Chief Staff Officer) Lieut.-Com.—G. P. C. Ball

Lieut.-Com.—P. H. Matheson

Commander (E)—J. G. Moncrieff Lieutenant—R. C. Egan

Surg.-Lieut.—W. H. C. M. Hamilton,

(and for Duty at Shanghai)

Paym.-Com.- C. A. Bowen (Resident M.B., B.CH., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Naval Officer, Shanghai). H. J.

Kirkby (Flotilla Accountant Offi- River Gunboat “GNAT”

cer, Hankow) 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000

Surg. Lieut.-Ccfr.—C. N. H. Joynt, Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

M.B., CH.B.

Paym.-Lieut.-Comrs.—E. K, F. Hok China

(Assist, to' Flotilla Accountant Offi- Lieut.-Com.—The Hon. J. M. G. Wal

cer). R,, O. Pine degrave

Sub-Lieut.—F. B P. Bvayne Nichols Lieutenant—R. G. C. Haines

Surg.-Lieut.—P. K. Fraser, m.b., ch.b.

River Gunboat “COCKCHAFER” River Gunboat “LADYBIRD”

-62fy Tons. LH.P. 2,000 625 Tops I.H.P. 2,000

G\ip«—inch, 1-3 ;inch H.A. Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

China China

Commander —R. L. Moore Lieut.-Com.—Si A. M. Else

I/ieutenant- -H. C. J. McRea ; Lieutenant—G* T. S. Gray

Surg.-Lieut.—.S. Miles, m.b., ch.b. Surg. Lieut.-^-W. A. Ryan, M.b. b,CH-

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST Dl07

River Gunboat “MANTIS” Lieutenants—J. F. Cochrarie, J. A.

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000 Tennyson and J. F. R. Foarfield

Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch A.A. Lieut.-Cpmdr. (E)—E. C. H Feather-

China stone

Uieut.-Com.^—E. W. Reep Gunner—L. H. Jackson

Lieutenant—H. D. Troughton

River Gunboat “PETEREL” Destroyer “DEFENDER;.5

310 Tons. S.H.P. 2,250 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

Guns—2-3 inch H.A. i Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.'

China 8th Flotilla

Lieut.-Com.—H. N. A. Richardson China

Lieutenant—J. C. A. Ingram

Surg.-Lieut.—J. G. M. Nisbett, b.ch. Lieut.-Commanders — I). G F. W.

Maclnl^re, D. H. P. Gardiner and

H. A. Stuart-Menteth

River Gunboat “SANDPIPER” Lieut, (E)—C.' G. Webley

185 Tons. H.P. 600 Sub-Lt.— B. E. A. Bell

Guns—1-3.7 inch, 1-6 pr. Gunner—(T) G, H. Powcl:

China

Lieut.-Com.—W. E. J. Eames

Lieutenants—P. G. Hopkins and H. Destroyer “DIANA”

R. Rycroft 1,375 Tons. S-H.P. 36,000

River Gunboat “SCARAB” Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A.

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000 8th Flotilla

Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch H. A. China

China Lieut.-Com.—J. L. .Macbin

Lieut.-Com.—W. C. Bushell Lieutenants—R. M. Sandbaoh and A.

Lieutenant—R. E. Hardman-Jones P. Northey

.Surg.-Lieut.—L. Merrill, M.R.C.S., l.r.c.p. Lieutenant (E)—A. G. Oliver

Sub-Lietit.—T. E. F. Pooley

Riveji Gunboat “TERN”

262 Tons. S.H.P. 1.370 Surseying Ship “HERALD”

Guns—2-3 inch H.A. 1,650 Tons. I.H.P. 2,500

China (Displaced by Previous National Rules)

Lieut.-Com.—G. G. Pugh-Cook Guns—1-3 pr.

Lieutenant—W R. Patterson

Surg. Lieut. — W. F. Yiret, m.r c.s., China

L.R.C.P. Commander—N, A. C. Hardy : nnr.l

Lieut.-Commanders—K. St. B. Col-

Destroyer “DECOY” lins and S. J. Hennessey

Lieutenants—C. E. Solater, R. T.

1,375, Tons. S.H.P. 36,000 Tripp and R. F. Eipling

Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A. Paym. Lieut.-Comdr.—R H. Rump

8th Flotilla : Surg.-Lieut.—A. Ej Ginn, l.m.s.s.r.

China- |Cd. Boatswin—C. J. Lake

‘Commander W.- J. C. Kobefrtson ' Cd. Engr.—G. H. Hunt

1)108 H.B.M. s:quadeon in far east

W. R. GUNBOATS Escort Vessel “LOWESTOFT”

Iliv0R Gvnboat “TARANTULA” 990 Tons. H.P. 2,000

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000 Guns-^2-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch H.A. 4-3 pr,

Guns—1-6 inch, 1-3 inch H.A. 2-& pir. China

China Commander—S, Boucher:

Captain—A. E. M. B. Cunninghame- Lieu ten ants— ( N)H.Y. Mel.

Lieut.-Com.—J. Malcolm

Talbot-Smith, J,

Graham (Senior Officer, West S. Kerans

River)

Lieutenants—H. F. 0. Hale and E. Burg.-Lieut. — P. G. Butgss, b.m. ,

B.CH., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.p.

W. Douglas

Surg.-Lieut.—F. H. Lamb, m.r.c.s., Gunner—R. R.W.Robertson

Cd. Eng.—C Treweeks

L.R.C.P.

. Escort Vessel “FALMOUTH”

River Gunboat “ CIOALtl ” 1,060 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000. Guns-1-4 inch H.A. 4-3 pr.

Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch H).A. China

China . Commander:—G. F. N. Bradford

Lieut.-Commander—J. B. Palmer Lt.-Com.—A. G. Poe

Lieutenant— R. S. Blacker Lieutenants—(N) R. H. Maurice and

Surg.-Lieut. — F. H. Williams, l.m.s R, A. Hunting

S.A., L.A.H. Surg.-Lieut. — J. E. Davenport;

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

Cd. Eng.—H. Hannaford

River Gunboat “MOTH’’ Gunner—W. J. Taylor

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000

Guns—2-6 inch, ' 1-3 inch H.A. Escort Vessel “GRIMSBY”

China 990 Tons. H.P. 2,000

Lieut.-Com.—D. Lampen Guns—2-4.7 inch, !-3 inch H.A.- 4-3 pr,

Lieutenant—A. H. Terry China

Surg.-Lieut.—T. A. Turnbull, m.r.c.! Commander—H. F. Nalder

L.R.C.P. Lt.-Cdr.—J R. A. Seymour

Lieutenantr—A.

Surg.-Lieut.—J.E. T.Sutcliff

Wellwood, m.b.,

River Gunboat1 “ SEAMEW ” B.OH.

Sub-Lieut.-LA. C. Tuppet

262 Tons: S.H.P. 1,370 Cd. Eng.—R. W. Davies

Guns—2-3 inch H.A. Gunner—W. N. Wright

China

Lieut.-CommandeT—P. T. A. Love Escort Vessel “FOLKESTONE”

Lieutenant—^E. N. Pumphrey 1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000

Guns—1-4 inch, 1-4 inch H.A. 2-3 pr.

River Gunboat “ROBIN” China

226 Tons: (estimated). H.P. 800 Captain—J. G. L. Dundas

Gunsrr-1-3.7, inch, 1-6 pr. Lieutenants — A. D. Lehox-Conyng-

haiti, (N) C, E. A. Cree and A. Gray

China Surg.-Lieut.—I. McN.( A. Drysdale,

Lieut.-Com.—G. S.- Stewart, r.a.n M.B., CH.B.

Lieutenant—R Ft Stubbs Cd. Engineer—A. Erskine

Gunner—G. Moses

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR FAST DlOd'

-Escort Vessel “SANDWICH” I Electrical Engineer—W. H. Brown-

1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000 ing, A.M.I.E.E.

Guns—1-4 inch, 1-4 inch H.A. 2-3 pr. Naval Deputy

Store Officer—W. G. Luke

Naval Store Officer—T. E. B.

China Harnden

Commander—R. A. B. Edwards Assistant .Naval Store Officers—W. M

Lieutenants—A. R. M. Baines, (N) J. Deputy Bishop a,nd A. WT. Holden

Loveday Expense Accounts Officer—H.

B. Coleridge (N) J. Loveday Appleton

Surg.-Lieut.—N. M. McArthur, m.d. Assistant B. L. Ellis

Expenses Accounts Officer—

Suh.-Lieut.—D. R. Curry Assistant Cashier—J. C. L. Penney

Cd, Engineer—W. A. Jones Chaplain—Rev. J. T. B. Evans, b.a.

Gunner - K. C. 01i\er (and for R.N. Hospital)

Surg. Com.—R. B. MpVicker, m.r.

HONG KONG DOCKYARD c.s., l.r.c.p.

Deputy Naval Store Officer- J. A.

Brown (for Wei-liai-wei)

Commodore in Charge of Naval Surveyors—H.H. Knott, p.a.s^, (act.;

Establishments—Captain E. B. Cl and E.Com. V. Pollington, p.a.s.i.

Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.c. (Commodore Surg. L.

(D)—C. J. Einnigan.

2nd Class)

Secretary and Cashier—H. J. SI Scull Surg.-Lieut.-Com. — C. B. Nicholson,

Commander—(N) E. F. Disbrowe M.T. L. Cleave, m.r.c.p.. m.r.c.s; ' '

(Commander of Dockyard and Mas- Surg.-Lieut. — S; J. i Whe'eksr, m.b .

ter Attendant) M,R,C.S., L.R.C.P.

Lieut.-Com.—(N) M. V. Keogh (As- Super Sister—Miss M. Goodrich

sistant to Commander of Dockyard Sisters—Miss ■ R. G. Silson

and Superintendent of Chart De- Nursing and Miss H. B. Durey

pot) , Senior Pharmacist;—G. Lapgci

Lieut.-Com.—B. M. Douglas (ret,), Pharmacist—W. A, ChidLow :

(Passive Defence Officer) Wt. Wardmaster—M. A. Ball

Cd. Gunner—(T) E. Tickell Hon. . Consulting Physician to the

Cd. Boatswain—H. J. Monk R,N. Hospital, Hong Kongr—Surg.

Chief Constructor—F. Hickey Com. W. I. Gerrard, o.b.e., m.d.,

Constructor—S. N. Erevan

Assistant ■ Constructor, 1st C l'£ss—V. D.P.H., M.R/G,P., K.N. !(ret,): ■

W. Hall

Chief Engineer^—Eng. Capt. A. K. Monitor ^TERROR”

Dibley

First Assistant to Chief Engineer— 7,20Q Tons. J.H.P. 6,000.

Commander (E) G. L, M. Salter

Assistant to Chief Engineer—Eng. Guns—2-15 inch,Base 8-4 inch, 2-3 inch H.A.

..Ship ,

Cbm. H. J. White Singapore . ■,

(For charge of Gun Mountings)

Eng. Lieut.-Com.—H. A. Higgs Commander—rl. l W. Whitehorn

Superintending Civil Engineer h- LiCut.-Com.— (G) A. W. Gushy . E. D.

W. A. Laing, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e. (act.) J. Abbott, H. Vickers , '

Civil Engineer—0. W. N. McGowan, Lieut.-Com. (E)—A. H. C. Coe

m.a., a.m.i.o.e. (act.) Captain R. M.—J. Robinson

Assistant Civil Engineers—L. Jack- Paym.-Com.—L. E. Northcott

son, B.ENG., A.M.I.C.E., F. H. Stokes Cd. Gunners—(T) A. J. Hocken and1

Assistant Surveyors—W. S. Chapman, Gunner- P. Condnolly

p.a.s.i., D. M. Fisher,p.a.s.i. and F. Boatswain—F C. H. George

J. Hammick, p.a.s.i. H. Y. Jillard

Superintending Electrical Engineer, Wt. Shipwribht—W. G. Blewden

Grade II.—G. L. H. Brough, b.sc., Wt. Eng.—B. N. Crowe

A.M.I.E.E. Wt. Writer—F. C. Butcher

Duo. H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

“TERROR” II. Boatswains—H. B. Banford and S. S.

(Late Steam Launch No. 290) Rabbits

Singapore Naval Base Wt. Engineer—A. J. Greenwood

Captain—M, L. Clarke, d.s.c.

(Commodore 2nd Class ) SINGAPORE DOCKYARD

(In Charge of Naval Establishments

at Singapore)

•Commodore’s Secretary—Paym. Com. Commodore in Charge of Naval Es-

tablishments—Gapt. M. L. Clarke,

M. Lawrey d.s.c. (Comnjodore 2nd Class)

Asst. Secretaiiy—Paym. Lieutt-Com. Secretary and Cashier—F. H. Podger

C. A. H©roman 1 Harbour Mast ir—Commander (N) T.

For Duty m Commodore’s Office M. Brownrigg

Wt. Writer—P. J. Murray Cd. Boatswain—A. T. Board (Master

Commander—A. D. Tor'lesse (Staff Rigger)

Officer (Operations) and as Naval Senior Constructor—G. W. R. McCam-

Attache, Siam) mon, m.b.e.

Lieut.-Corns.—J. G. D. Ouvry, (T) H. Chief

H. C. Ainslie, p.s.o. (and for Duty F. S. Engineer—Commander

Wilson

(E) J.

with Commodore, Singapdfe), (O) Sunerintending Civil Engineer — G.

I. M. N. Mudie (and for Ser'viCe G. Sinclair, m.b.e.. m.i.c.e.

with Commodore, Singapore, and

for General Liaison Duties with Civil Engineers—W. A. Elmslie, a.m.

R.A.F.), D. Grove-White (as Port i.c.e., R. W Higginbotham, b.a.,

W/T Officer for V/S and W/T a.

Duties on Staff of Commodore, (act.) and W. P. Ruddock

Singapore, and for Charge of Naval Asst. Civil Engrs.—E. M. Barnard,

W/T and Signal Stations) b.

Lieut.—(P) J. O. Mansell L. M. Gardiner, T. W. S, Milligan,

Major R.M.—R. H. Quill, m.v.o. J. G. Urquhart, b.sc. and C. I.

(Staff Officer (I).) Wilks, A.M.I.C.E.

Surg. Com.—E. R. Sorley, m.d., ch.b.. Surveyors

O.p.h. (and as Medical Officer in (acting), —E. H.V. H. Knott, p.a.s.i.

Pollington, p.a.s.i.

Charge of Medical Organisation), Asst.

D. Duncon, m.d., oh.b., d.p.h. (and W. W. Phillips, p.a.s.i., C.Crowhurst,

Surveyors—H. P.

E. Side

as Naval Health Officer) and A. K. Smith, p.a.s.i.

Surg. Lieut.-Com.—(B) J. G. Currie, Electrical Engr.—A. McL. Mooney^

D.E.C.P. & s.

Boatswain—C. H. V. Chapman (and A.C.G.I., A-M.I.E.E.

for Boom Defence Duties) Naval Store Officer—A. Heiser

Wt. Tel.—E. F. Evans (For R.N. Deputy Naval Store Officer—A. J. W.

Wireless Station, Singapore) Ashby

For Minesweepers in Deserve Assistant Naval Store Officer—D. R.

I ieut.-Oom.—H. A. Barclay Pursey

Cd. Boatswain—M. Connolly Deputy Expense Accounts Officer—W.

Cd. Engineers—S. J. Rutland and L. L. G. Harris

J. B. Tat ford Assistant Cashier—P. G. Dove

 COASTING AND 1IIVER STEAMERS

CHINA NAVIGATION Cqy Ltd. m n

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons, Kanchow

Ltd.), agents, Hongkong Fleet Captain—E. G. Thomas

m % M U

Anhui Kaying

Captain—J. D Fraser Captain—E. H. Histed

m % ^ a.

Anking Kiangsu

Captain—C. P. Miller Captain—J. Beck

m % 7C M

, Anshun Kingyuan

Captain—Y. N. Campbell Captain—R. Allinson

W &

Changsha Kangting

Captain—J. S. Anderson Captain—G. Wright

tt m m it

Chekiang Kiungghow

Captain—W. 11. Kermode

Hi fit j Captain—J. H. Hodgkiss

Ohengtu m m

Captain—W. A. Or win Kwango how

Captain—W. J. King

Captain—L. Evans Chungking * It

Kwangtunp

in 1* Captain—J. R. Nisbet

Fatshan

Captain—A. Cook PJI ®

□ m Kweiyang

Hoihow jCaptain —J. W. Tinson

Captain—W. L. Thomas m &

& it m Liangchqw

Hsin Peking Captain— O. Fox .

Captain—W. T. Paul

m fi'i)) *>H /I

Hunan Luchow

Captain—D. Wilson Captain--A. Taylor

'1t M il ft

Hupeh Nanchang..

Captain—C. B. Stringer [Captain—J. Middleton

a % m

Kalgan Nanning

Captain —D. D. Richards Captain—E. W. Richards!

D112 COASTING AND RIVER STEAMERS

A®, 1%

Newchwang Wantung

Captain—L. V. Rowe Captain—D. Brotcbie

m m m m

Ninghai Wenchow

Captain—I. Newton > Captain—R. H. Fairley

t in ‘if M

SHANtUNG’ Whangpu

Captain—J. Wayt'a Captain—W. L. Shinn

rfj ^ %

Shast WoosUNG

Captain—J. >1. MpLa ren ; Captain—J. T. J. Layton

m ^ Pi jft

Shengking Wuchang

Captain—Y. N. CajnpbeR- Captain—C. H. Jones

XSliUNTJEN

is M

Captain—W. Shaw WUHU

rif fftl Captain—A. V. Winekler

Si ANUTA\ Wulin

Captain—E. G. Benson Captain—A. F. Suipmerfield

m m Wusueh

SlNKIANG

* Captain—J. L. Gamble ; Captain—F. N. Booth

m m #i m

SOOGHOW YINGGWOW

Captain—D. Williams Captain—W. A. Or win

WjSuiYANum Yoghow

Captain— J. Taylor

Captain— F. Gibbs ■m m

)\\ m Yunnan

SZECHUEN Captain—J. G. Smart

Captain—J. Atkins

% ± DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd.

TAtyuan

Captain—J. K. Clark Douglas Lapraik & Co., General Managers

m ^

Tatung i

Captain—W. G. At. Kenzie Haiching, Brit. Str., 2182 tons gross

m m Captain —O. H. Farrar,

Tsinan T M

Captain—S. M. Bailing ' Haiyang, Brit,.Str., 2330 tons gross

m m Captain—W. G. Erwin

Wanhsien

Captain—A. NaisMth ■ M

Wanliu Haitan, Brit. Sir., 3553 tons gross

Captain—P. E. M. tie Frietas Captain—E. Walker

 COASTING AND KIVER STEAMERS Dll3:

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION £ £

Company, Limited Kutsang, Brit. Str., 5 847 ton

Genl. Mgrs.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Captain—D. R. Kilbee

Marine Supt.—Capt. R. W. Bateman, D.s.c. ft §

Supt. Engr.—J. W. Lawson Kutwo, Brit. rStr., 2,065 tons

Typist—Mrs. L. M. .Gomes Remedios Captain—A. Woodley

Stores Dept.—G. Hill

£ m £ M

Chaksang, Brit. Str., 2,358 tons Kwaisang, Brit. Str.,' 2,320^0118

Captain—L. McRae Captain—S. Schofield

£ -$■ £ #'J

Faosang, Brit. Str., 2,256 tons Leesang, Brit. Str., 1,655 tons

Captain—S. J, Barden Captain—C. M. Cater

& s ft it

Fooshing, Brit. Str., 2,284 ton's Loongwo, Brit. Str., 3,923 tons

Captain — Thompson Captain—F. Rowell

#11 j® £ 7M

Fuh-Wo, Brit. Str., 953 tons Mausang, Brit. Str., 3,372 tons

Captain—D. Robertson Captain—M. Costello .

'il ft £

Hangsang, Brit. Str., 2,143 tons Pingwo, Brit. Str., 2,670“ tons •

Captain—T. Wilkinson Captain—B. E. Bidwell

£ m ft m

HinsaJjg, Brit. Str.,’2,930 tons' SiANGWd, Brit. Str., 2,595 tons-

Captain—A. D. Kelman Captain—Hr T. Pellew

trfe 'O' £ ^

Hopsang, Brit. Str., 2,149 tons Suisang, Brit, Str., 1,982 tons

Captain—R. J. T. Hopkins Captain—T. Hughes

£ m ft %

. Hosang, Brit. Str., 5,698 tons Suiwo, Brit. Str., 2,266- tons

Captain—J. W. Pehigien Captain—J. H, Smith

#0 ft £ £

Kiangwo, Brit. S’tr., 2,209‘ tons Tingsang, Briti Sb;r.,.l,650 tons-

Captain—T. Middenway Captain—R. E. Smith

ffl 0; ft fi

Kiawo, Brit. Str., 1,312 tons Tuckwo, Brit.Str., 3,770 tons

Captain—R. Hughes Captain—H. S. Allison

*tl % ft m

Hsinchangwo, Brit. Str., 617 tons Tungwo, Brit. Str., 1,337 tons

Captain—G. Lawson Captain—A. B. Osmond

£ ^ n. 0

Kumsang, Brit. Str., 5,443 tons Yatshing, Brit. Str., 2,284' tons

Captain— O. G. Burkigh Captain—D. S. Pethick

ft -It* £ m

Kungwo, Brit. Str., 4,6o6 tons Yuensang, Brit.' Str., 1,982 tons

Captain—N. Cook Captain— J. Lawrence

 HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SCALE OF BROKERAGE

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Minimum Brokerage

Price

Under dealt at Brokerage.

50 cents ... Per1 Share.

cent

At 50or over

cents ... $ 2.50 2J cents

«1.00 1J cents 3.00

4.00 n „

1.50 U „ 10.00 10

2,00 If „ 20.00

The scale of brokerage

.seller and i% on all Manila Stocks. for Loans and debentures is \% to be charged to buyer and

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

N.B.—This

for scalewilldoesbe adjusted

which not applyfrom to Straits,

time toShanghai

time and Sterling

as occasion may Stocks,

demand.brokerage

The above cancels the.

Hongkong, 15th October, 1934. Scale dated 20th August, 1934.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE CONTRACTS

f 3.00

1.00 stamp for amounts up„to 10,000 $1,000

5.00 „„ „„ , „„ „ 20,000 $7.50

10.00 stamp

„ for„ amounts „ over up to $50,000

$50,000

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Up to dealt at

$3i Brokerage. Price$100.00

dealt and at over

Over $3^ and under $7^ $150.00 $1.0075

I?? and„ over

$20.00 „ ...... $-'$30000.0000 „ „„„ ...... $1.50

„

$35.00 „

$60.00 „ „ ... „ 25 Over $300.00 $0.50

completefor$100.00

more each

All the above are Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee,

This List cancels all previous issues. VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

Hongkong, 1st January 1935.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under5/-dealt at Brokerage. Price dealt at

At or5/-over ... . lid. 150/- 1/-

1/6

Oyer 2/-

200/- ... , ... ... Ho

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

This List cancels all previous issues.

Hongkong, 1st January, 1935.

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 AGENCIES

IN

JAPAN

TOKYO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

i\ktiebolaget Area—Gadeliius & Co., I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengeselh-

Ltd. chaft—Doitsu Sen.ryo G.K.

Aktiebolagct

Co.. Ltd. Archinmedes—Gadelius & Indian Motorcycle Co—Tozai Motors,

AktieboJaget Atlas Diesel—Gadeluis Ltd.

k Co., Ltd. A.B. Karlstads Mek, Verksted—Gade-

Aktiebolaget Bolinden-Munktell—Ga- lius & Co., Ltd.

delius k Co., Ltd. Lister k Co., R. A. (Lister Diesel En-

Aktiebolaget

Ltd. Gerh. — Gadelius k Co., gines)—Tozai Motors, Ltd.

Allmanna

&; Co., Ltd.Ingeuiorsbyran—Gadelius A.B. Ljungstroms Angturbin—Gade-

Allmanna, Svenska Elektriska Aktie- lius k Co., Ltd.

bolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Matchless Motor Cycle Ld., Reditoh—

American Electric . Co., Chicago III. Tozai Motor Co.

U.S.A. — Automatic Telephones, Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Ltd., of Japan k Co., Nachf. H.

Automatic Electric Sales Co., Ltd., Northern Equipment Co.—Gadelius k

Chicago, 111., U.S.A.—^Automatic Co., Ltd.

Telephones, Ltd. of Japan

Automatic Electric Co., Ltd., Liver- Patentaktiebolaget Grondat Ramen —

pool, England—Automatic Telep- Gadelius k Co., Ltd.

hones, Ltd., of Japan Prestwich k Co., J. A., London (J.

Antomatique Electrique de Belgique, A. J. Engine)—Tozai Motors, Ltd.

S.A. Antwerp, Belgiitm—Automatic

Telephones, Ltd., of Japan A. B. Ruthsaccumulater—Gadelius k

Avesta Steel Works—Gadelius k Co., Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Sandvik Steel Works, Sandviken—

Burman k Sons Ld.,Motors,

(Gear Box)—Tozai Birmingham

Ltd. Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Sanitas, Berlin—Schmidt Shoten

East—Maruzen & Co., Ld. Schoel le r-Bleickman. Steel Works.—

Ekstroms Maskinaffar—’Gadelius & Schoeller-Bleckman Phoenix Seiko Co.

Co., Ltd. Stickstoff-Syndikat, Berlin, Fertilizers

A.B. Elektrisk Malemletning—Gade- —Ahrens & Co., Nachf H.

lius & Co., Ltd. Svenska Aktiebolaget Bromsregulator

E. Merck, Darmstadt—Schmidt Shoten —Gadelius k Co., Ltd.

Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar—Schmidt Shoten Svenska Diamantbergborrnings Ak-

Eugene F. Phillips Electric Works, tiebolaget—Gadelius k Co., Ltd.

Ltd., Montreal, Canada—Automatic Svenska Turbinfabriks AB.—Gade-

Telephones, Ltd., of Japan lius k Co., Ltd.

E2 AGENCIES—YOKOHAMA-OSAKA

YOKOHAMA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Indo-China Line—Owston & Co., Ltd.

Ld.—Owston & Co., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Ariel Works, Ltd.—Apcar & Co. \J • ©wston A Co., Ltd.

Britisih-India & Apcar Lines.—Mac- Java-China-Japan Line—Wiersum &

kinnon Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Co., Ltd.

Ltd. John Pottie & Son—Apcar & Co.

Canadian Transport Co.—Owston & Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac-

Co., Ltd. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Code Services Ltd.—Apcar & Co. Ltd.'

Meadows A Co., Thomas—Owston &

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ltd.—Apcar & Co. Co., Ltd

E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd.—Mackinnon, Merchants Fire Assurance Corpn.

New York.—Mackinnon, of

Mackenzie

Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.— Norddeutscher Lloyd—Ahrens & Co.

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Ja-

pan) Ltd. P. & O. S. N. Co.—Mackinnon, Mac-

Federal Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac- kenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Peninsula & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ltd. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co.

Glen & Shire Line, Ld.—Owston & (Japan), Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Rhys and Company—Owston k Co-,

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac- Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie ,& Co. (Japan), Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon,

Ltd. Mackenzie k Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Holland-East Asia Line—Wiersum & Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H.—Ahrens

Co., Ltd. k Co.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.—Owston

& Co., Ltd. Yorkshire Inspe. Co-—Stanton k Co.

OSAKA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aall k Co., Ltd.—Nickel k Lyons, Ltd,. Dollar Steamship Line — Nickel k

American Mail JAne—Nickel & Lvons Lyons, Ltd.

Ltd. Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—

Apcar Line$—Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

Co:, Ltd. Etablissements Kuhlmann, Paris

British-India Steam Nav. Co.—Mac- (France)—Liebermann, W'aelchli &;

kinnon, : Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. Co.

Butterfield k Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Holstein Shipping & InsuranceAgencies-r

Nickel k Lyons,' Ltd/ 1 Nickei k Lyons, Ltd.

Cornes k Co. (Ben Line)—Nickel k Peninsular k Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Lyons, Ltd. —Mackinhon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—KOBE ES

KOBE

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod- British Anti-Fouling Composition &:

well & Co., Ld. Pnirtf Co.- Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.r—Jar- British. Canadian Steamships, LOT—

dine, Matheson & . Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

American & Oriental Line—Dodw'ell & British Dyestuffs Corpn.—BruUner,

Co., Ltd. Mond & Co. (

American Steamship Owners’ Mutual 'British Glues

Brunner, .Mond& &Chemicals

Co., Ltd, Co., Ltd.—

Protection and Indemnity Associa-

tion. Inc.—Nichizui Trading Co., British India apd Apcar Lines.—Mac-

Ld. kin'non, 'Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Amministrazionne

Trading Co. ■ Nissim; — Nichizui British Shipowners, Mutual Protecioh

and Indemnity Association. Ld.—

Andrew Weir & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Nichizui Trading Co.', Ld.

Ltd. Brotherto'ri & Co., T.d. — Brunner,

Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd. Mond &. Co. (Japan), Ld

— Mu rase Shoten:

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., i Caledonian Insurance Co,—Dodwell

Ltd. of Londoh—Ermenberg, A. & Co., Ld.

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.— | Caledonian Insurance Co., Ld.—Mae-

kinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld.

Dodwell. & Co , Ld.

Antamok Goldfields Mining Co. — Ld.—Murase Shoten■ Shipping Coi,

Canadian Americarr

Birnie Leohard

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Canadian & Co.. Ld.

Transport Co.? Ld.—Owston

London—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Assuranceforeningen j Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar-

zui Trading Co., Ld."Card”—Nishi- dine, Matheson &j Co., Ld.

Assuranceforeningen "/Skuld ” — Braid’& Produce Co.' Standard

j Carlowitz & C°->. i d.—The

Nichizui Trading )Co., lid.

! Cassel Cyanide 'Co.—Brunner, Mond

Bakau Co.- Dodwell & Co., Ld. 4b Co. (Japan), Ld. ■,

Bank Lipe, Ltd.—Dpdwcl! & do., Ltd. ! Castner-Kellner Alkali Co,—Brunner,

Bankers & Traders Insce. Co.., Ltd.i— Mond Co, (Japan), Ld.

Owston ,k Go., Ltd. i Chance; k Hunt, Ld.—Brunner, Mond

Barber-Wilheimsen Line—Dodwell & & Co, (Japan),. Ld.

a Cq,, Ltd. ! Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New York)

"Bayer” I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktien- —^nnenberg, A.

gesellschaft Leverkusen, Rhein (Ger- j Commercial Union Assura-nce Co.,

many) — "B&yer^' Yakruhin Gomel Ld.—Mackinnop, Mackenzie & Co.,

Kaisha Ld.

Ben Line Steamers Ld.—Cornes & Co. Compagnie Maritime Beige—Nichizui

Tradirig Co.,'Ltd. ’

Blue

Ltd.Star Line, Ld. - Dodwell k do., | J. Goughian & Sons, Ltd'.—Murase Shoten

Board of Underwriters of New York— 'Crown Wullaihette Paper Co., San

Cornes.&. Co. f, , - Francisco—Lendrum (Japan)., Ld.

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. — Brunner

Mond & Co1., (Japan), Ld. | Dalgliesh Line^-Dodwfell & rCO-, Ltd.

Britannia S.S. Insurance Assoclhlioli, J. Dilmpney & Co., Ltd. - >Dodwell &

Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., 25$ Co., Ltd. .bid ,.oO jb biioM ti9nxnnfl

 E4 AGENCIES—KOBE

Danish Shipowners, Defence Associa- In do-China Steam Navigation Co.^

tion, Copenhagen—Nichizui Trading Ld —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. Internationate Orediet en Handels,

Diamond Kemma K. K., Osaka—Sims, J, '‘Rotterdam”—Standard Braid &

Graver Produce Co.

Directory

East —J L.& Thompson of the Far I. X. L. Mining Co.—Birnie Leonard

Chronicle& Co.

Dodwell-Castle

,Ltd. Line—Dodwell & Co., Karl Mauz-Weingarten —Sims, J. Graver

Liverpool & London & Globe Insce.

Co., Ltd.—Brunner, Mond & Co.

East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Do^dwell & Co., Liverpool

Ltd. and London and Globe In-

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ld. Co., Ld. Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading

surance

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Lloyd Triestino Trieste — Nichizui

Eastern Insurance Co.. Ld.—Jardine, Trading Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Ellerman. & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.— Lloyd’s, London—Cornes & Co.

London Salvage Assoc.—Cornes & Co.

Nrichizui Trading Co., Ltd. London Steamship Owners’ Mutual

Fearnley & Eger—Nichizui Trading zui Insurance Association. Ld.—Nichi-

Co., Ld. Trading Co., Ld.

Federal Insurance Co.—Mackinnon, Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.—Sulzer

Mackenzie Co., Ld. , Brothers

Feldmah Rug Co.—Birnie;/Leonard Magadi Soda Co., Ld. — Brunner,

Fylgia Insurance Co., Ld.—Nichizui Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Trading Co., Ld. Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Ld.

—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Glen Line, Ld.—-Jardine, Matheson & Marine

Co., Ld. Insurance Co. (London), Ld.

—Mackinnon,

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Maritime Insurance Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.—Mac-

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.—Seymour- Mercantile Mutual Insce. Co., Ltd.—

, Sheldon Co. (Japan) Ltd. Owston & Co., Ltd.

Haggle, Ld.—(D. H. & G.)—Brunner, McEwan-Younger, Ld., Edinburgh —

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld Missouri Pacific Railways—Dodwell &

Hartford Fife Insurance Co.—Mac- Co., Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld. Mooney & Co., Ltd., J. K.—Birnie

Holland American Line—Java-China- Leonard

Japan Lijn N. V. Mysore Government—Brunner, Mond &

Holland EastN.Asia, Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Japan Lijn V. Line—Java-China- Navigaziome Generale Italiana—Nichi

Holland Cost Azie Lijn—Java-China- zui Trading Co., Ld.

Japan Lijn

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Nederland. Royal Mail-—Java-China-

Japan Lijn N. V.

—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,.Ld. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld. -

Owston & Co., Ld.

I. C. I. 'Alkali), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond Newcastle

& Co,, Ltd. Protection and Indemnity

Association—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

I. C. I. (Fertilizer k Synthetic Pro- Nobel’s Industries, Ld.—Brunner,

ducts), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond & Co. Mond k Co. (Japan), Ld.

I. C. I. (General Chemicals) Ltd.— Norddeutscher

k Co.

Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—KOBE E5

North of England Protecting and Ruinione Adriatica de Sicurta—Nichi-

Indemnity Association—Dodwell & ' zui Trading Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Norwegian, Afrika & Australia Line— S. Mend A. 'Des Usines Destfee—Brunner,

& Co., Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society St. Maurice Valley Paper Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—Owston & Co., Ltd. Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co.— SeaMackenzie Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon,

& Co., Ld.

Birnie Leonard Standard Insurance Cov, Ltd.—Ows-

Pacific Mills, Ld., Vancouver, B. C.— ton & Co., Ltd.

Lendrum (Japan), Ld. Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Berlin

Pears, Ld. (A. & F.)— Dodwell & Co., —Ahrens & Co., Nachf. H.

Ld.

Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co., Ld. Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Co.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Ld. Torres Straits Pearl sellers’ Assoc.—

Perryman Electric Co.— Elko Shima Owston & Oh., Ltd.

Co.

Premier Electric Welding Co.—Brun- Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ld.—

Nichizui Trading Co.. Ld.

ner, Mono & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Prince Line, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson | Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

& Co., Ld.

Queensland Insce. Co , Ltd.—Qwston Underwood & Co., Ld.

Elliot Fisher Co.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd. Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Dod-

Raili Brothers Ltd.—Comes & Co. well & Co., Ld.

Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond United Co.,

Carbon Co.—Brunner Mond &

Ltd.

& Co. (Japan), Ld.

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— United Kingdom Mutual Steamship

Assurance Association, Ld.—Nichi-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. zui Trading Co., Ld.

Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta—Ni- United States Alkali Export Associa-

chizui Trading Co. tion—Brunner, Mond & Co. (J apan).

Rotterd

Lijn N.am V. Lloyd — Java - China - Japan Ltd.

Roura & Forgas G. M. K.—Brunner, Mond W. Weddel & Co., Ltd. —Brunner, Mond

& Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Royal Dutch Indian Airways—Java- Weir (Andrew) & Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

China-Japan Lijn N. V. Ltd.

Royal Dutch Airways—Java-China- West of England Steamship Owners'

Japan Lijn N. V. Protection and Indemnity Associa-

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, tion, Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—G. K. A. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

Mitchell & Co. well & Co., Ld.

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java- Yorkshire & Co., Ld.

Insurance Co., Ld.—Owston

China-Japan Lijn N. V.

E6 AGENCIES - MOM'

MOJI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents, See Preceding Sections)

Accident Insurance' Cd.— Niitter & I North Amerifeiit Insurance Co.—Nutter

Co. k Co.

North of, .England Protecting k In-

Cotton Control^N-utter '-‘ k : Co. demnity Association—Nutter & Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines—Nutter & Go. Occidental’IhsUrahcC Co.—Nutter k Co.'

Export Insurance Co.—Nutter Co. Overseas Assurance Corporation—

Nutter k Co.

Fireman’s Eiind rliisuranoe Co.;—Nutter Prikce Line—Nutter k Co.

& Co.

F. "S. Morsel—Nutter & Co/ Steainship; Owners Protecting and In-

dern nity Association—Nutter & Co.

Glen Line.—Nutter & Oo. Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Nutter

Home k Fire Marine Insurance- Co.— k C'b.

Nutter Co. Thos. Schmidt '(German Insurance

New Zealand InsuranceCo , Ltd.— Bureau.)—Nutter k Qq.

Nutte.r & Co. Union Insurance Society of Canton Ltd.

Nobel’s Explosives—Nutter & Co. —NUtteF&Co.

 FORMOSA

(For Details of AddressFs, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American and Manchurian Line—Jar- Java-Chin^,-Japan Lijn—Carter Ma-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. cy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc.;

American & Oriental Line—Tait & Java-China-Japan Lij.iy—Lee Tiong Ghee

Co., Ld. & Co.

American Pioneer Line—Carter Ma-

cy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. Lloyd Triestmo—Jardine, Matheson &

Co., Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Carter Ma-

cy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. Maersk Line—Tait & Co., Ltd.

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.—Tait & Co.,Morris Commercial Cars, Ld.—Tait &

Ltd. Co., Ld.

Blue Funndl Line of Steamers—Jar-

■dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Morris Motors, Ld.—Tait & Co , Ld.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Naigai Rubber Co.—Lee Tiong Ghee &

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- North C Irina Insurance Co., Ld.—

dine, Matheson

Dollar Line—Tait & Co.. Ld. Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Tait & Co.,

Directory and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of China,

Philippines, Ld. , ■ -

etc. .

—Elphinstone, S. Peninsular & Oriental [;Steam Nav.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Ma Co.—Tait & Co., Ld.

theson & Co., Ltd. Prince liin’e—Tait & Cb.', Ld.

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.

—Tait & Co., Ltd. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—Jar-

Ellermann London Line—Carter Ma- dine, MatHftsoh & Co., Ld.

cy lea and Coffee Co., Inc.

Glen Line of Steamers — Jardine, South British Insce. Co., Ld.—Tait &

Matheson & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Honpr Kong Fire Insurance Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Lee Tiong

—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,Co.,Ld. Ld.

Ghee & Co.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Tait & Co., Ld.

 E8 AGENCIES—TAINAN & TAKAO—SEOUL & CHEMULPO

TAINAN AND TAKAO

{For DetaiU of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Line—Mitsui Bussan Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha, Ld.

Ellerman and Bucknall S.S. Co.— Norddeutscher Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha, Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika linio—Mitsui Bus- Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

san Kaisha, Ld. —Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Brunner Mond Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Osaka Shosen

& Co. Kaisha

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Kaisha, Ld. —Milsu Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

CHOSEN

SEOUL AND CHEMULPO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Express Co.—Taylor & Co., South British Insurance Co.—Taylor &

W. W. Co., W. W.

American Mail Line—J. H. Morris States Steamship Co.—W. W. Taylor

Dollar Steamship Line—J. H. Morris & Co.

Fox Eiga Kaisha—Taylor & Co., W. W. Underwood Typewriter Co.—Taylor &

Home Insurance Oo.—J. H. Morris Co., W. W.

Messageries Maritimes — Plaisant Wilkinson, Heywood & Clarke—Taylor

Freres & Co., W. W.

£3

 NORTH CHINA PORTS

PEIPING

(For Details' of Addresses, etc. of Agents See .Preceding, Sections)

Bryner & Co.—Pacific Storage & Packing Corporation

Canadian Pacific Railway—A-. C. Henning & Co. 1

Claude Neonand

Directory Lights. Fed- flip.—North

Chronicle of the FarChina Advertising

East—The Uo.'*Bookstore

French '

E. Lee’s General Sf ore—Lukashik & Sons:

Sun Insurance Office,' Ltd.-L. H. Howell

TIENTSIN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents .See Preceding Sections)

“ Agripta” Brand Strapping and Sealing Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine,

Machines—Borrows & Co., Ltd. Matheson, k. Co.; Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.- Jardine, Capsulerie Liegeoisp S, ^.’(Belgium —

Jardine, Mathespn1,&, C,o.ji Ltd, /,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

American Mail Line—Dollar & Co. Carr & Cor, Ltd,—Jardine,1 Matheson

. kQo., Lt

(Robert) ;

Atlas Macaroni

Mathesori Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Chairmen,

& Co., Ltd.

China HornAlaward

ference—Jardipp, kh,

o /CCp-r.Con-

Wd?

Baboud, Mary & Cie—Jardine, Matheson Charles

k Co., Ltd.

'Marchant—Jardinei, 'Maiheson

Co,, Ld.

Baloise Fire Insurance Co., :Ltd.—Car- Chemtscn - Pnarmazeutische, A. ;G,{—

_CJ?ya ^xp^-hmpQrt, ap^llapk Co. f, r

lowitz & Co.1

Bata Shoe Co. —Jardine, Matheson, & Co.. dine, Afatheson Ra^hvayg,-,

Chinese . Cehtfal

& Co.', Jja.

h'd.-rJar-

.

Ltd. Clarke, ' Nickeljs,'Coombs Ltd^—

Batavia Sea and Fire-Insurance Co., Ltd. Jardine,, M,athpsbp \fe,.Qp4 ,Xi!td.

—CarlpwiR, &■ Co,,

“Bayei'

Import” Pharma

and Bank Co.—China

Co. -IjHPWL Claude China Neon 'Light?,'Co.Fed. ;Ipfi,—Noj^h

Adversiting

Beddow B. & Sons Ltd.—Jardine', Mathe- an

“Demag,” A. ,,, (Exiipyt-Import

son foOo., Ltd. fifbilai- S. S!' Line—Hell at: &LJCo. ,(I^o-

Berliner Maschihe’nbajj,

Export-Import.and BankA.Co.S.—China East , bert^j , , Jsnjfj0 (j r) Ljj.,

Bleud Outremer et Couleurs de Mont S t., Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Jardine^ Matbeson

; & Co.. Lid.

Amand, Belgium—Jardine, Matheson Edward Sharp & Sons.'Ltd,:rrJa/rdine, ' .

k Co., ‘Ltd. Mtutheson, & :Co., Ltd.

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Estate of E. Waller—Jardine, Mathfasfin

Ld.—Jardiney Matheson: & Cq., Ld. -i*ICnhXtdBihnI to finsR ofihmomM

British and Chinese |(jOrporation, Ltd. Ewo Brewery Ckt:?—Ja(rd.dn4,, Matheson

& Co.,Cotfxjii

I.td, ..Mills,

. ," hoi-L,4s edoo _ d/

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ewo -d4 Jardine..

British India Steam Navigation

—Jardine, Matheson k Co:, Ltd. Co., Ltd. Alathespn ;fc Co.,,Ld. e

Cadbury-Fry F. C. Fincken & Co., Ltd.—Jar'difie,

Matheson &Export

Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.—Jardine, FarMatheson k Co., Ltd;' :

Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.—; /

Canadian Pacific Bnilway

Matheson & Co.,. Ltd. . Co.—Jardine, Whitamofe-fe Coi ’ ; •

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— I. Export, G. Earhenindustrie A. G.—China

Import and Bank Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

*E2

 tLIU AGENCIES—TIENTSIN

Fatum Accident Insurance Co—Hol- Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Mel-

land China Handels; Gompanie chers & Co.

Fournier Pasqual & Cie-—Jardihe, North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—

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

Garstin & Co., Ltd. London—Jardine, North & Co.

China Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wilson

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Glen Line^-Jardine, Matheson & Co., Northern Assur. Co., Ltd.—Mackenzie

& Co., Ltd.

Ld.

Glens Falls Insurance Co.—Lee-Fu Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

—Wilson & Co.

Trading Co.

Haraburg-Amerika Linie — Carlowitz Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Anglo-American

& Co.

Hamburg-Bremen Fir© Insurance Co. Ocean Shipping Export Co.

Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

—Melchers & Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Holland Assurance Society (1814), Ltd. Otard-Dupuy, Cognac—Jardine, Mathe-

—Melchers Asia

Holland-East & Co.Line—Holland-China son & Co., Ltd.

Handels Campagnie. Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd—Wilson

& Co.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.'— Peninsular

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co.,, Prince —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Ltd.—Jardine, Miatheson &'Co., Ltd. Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Hercules Cycle and Motor Co., Ltd.— Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,A.Ltd.G—China Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd — Jardine,

Humboldt-Deutzmotoren,

Export-Import and Bank Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Imperial Assurance Oo.—Fairchild & Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd.—

China Export-Import and Bank Co.

Co., Ld.

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.— Scottish Anglo-American Export Co. Inc.—

Insurance Corporation,

Jardine,Line—Jardine,

Isthmian Matheson & Co.,Mathson

Ltd. & Co., South British Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wil-

Ltd. son & Co.

Staatsmijnen

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— Matheson & Co., in Limberg — Jardine,

Holland-China Ltd.

John Wisden & Handels Campagni© Stablond Laboratories,

Co., Ltd.—Jardine, dine, Matheson

London—Jar-

& Co., Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Joseph Sankey and Sons, Ltd.—Jardine, Standard Insurance Co., Ltd.—Hol-

land-China Handels Campagnie

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kopke & Co., London—Jardine, Ma- Sun Fire Insce. Office—Wilson & Co.

Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—Jar-

theson & Co., Ltd.

Maersk Line, Copenhagen—Melchers Tacoma Matheson

dine, & Co., Ltd.

Oriental S.S. Co.—The Ro-

& Co. bert Dollar Co.

Magirus, C.

and Bank Co. D.—China Export-Import Taku Pilot Co.—Jardine, Matheson &

McEwan Younger

son & Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- Tampa

Co., Ld.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Inc.—Whitamore Inter-Ocekn Steamship Co.,

Tibesart, J. A. Thames and Mersey& Marine Co. Insurance

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—Jar- Co., Ltd.—Wilson & Co.

dine, Matheson <5z Co.

Millers Timber and Trading Co., Ltd.— “Unionmatex”

and Bank Co.

— China Export-Import

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Weise Soehne—China Export-Import and

Netherlands

& Co. Insurance Co.—Carlowitz Bank Co.Laboratory Shanghai—Jardine,

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., The WesternMatheson

—Fairchild & Co., Ld.

New Zealand Insurance Co.—Tiber- White Horse Distilleries, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

sart, J. A.

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine, | Yangtsze

WhitamoreInsurance

& Co. Association, Ld.—

Mathfeson &' Co., Ld.

 AGENOIES—HARBIN—MUKDEN Ell

HARBIN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Asiatic Underwriters— Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co.,

Bryner &. Co., Harbin H arbin

American Mail Line—Bryner & Co., Dollar Line — Internationale des

Harbin Wagons

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Har- Dollar Line—-Bryner & Co., Harbin

bin Glen Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Har-

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & bin

Co., Harbin

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co., Harbin Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Co., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Bryner Java-China-Japan Line—Bryner St

& Co., Harbin Co., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

Bryner & Co., Harbin P. Bryner

& O. & Steam Navigation Co!—

‘Commercial Union Assurance Coi, Ltd. Co., Harbin

—R. C. Goodman

Uompagnie des Messageries Maritimes Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo Insurance —

—Bryn’er & Co. Bryner & Co., Harbin

MUKDEN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Asiatic Underwriters—Bry- Dollar Line—Bryner & Co., Mukden

ner & Co., Mukden

American Mail Line—Bryner & Co., . Glenden

Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Muk-

Mukden

Asia Life Assurance Co.—Bryner & Co. Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Muk- Co., Mukden

den

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner 4i ,Co.5 Mpkden Line—Bryner &

Java-China-Japan

Co., Mukden

Blue Funnel Line—Bryner & Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bryner & Co.:

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co., Muk-

den Sun Insurance Office., Ltd. — Kiukong

Trading Co.', Mukden

•Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Bry-

ner & Co., Mukden Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.—Bryner &

Canadian. Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Co., Mukden

Bryner & Co., Mukden

Co., Mukden

ner & Co., Mukden

Hi 12, AGKNjGI^S -DAiiJEjs;—QilEFOO

DAIKEN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents Fee Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line, The—Bryner & Java-China-Japan Line—W. H. Winning

Co. - !! >. ■ -

Bank Line, The—Bryner & Co. Kailan Mining Administration—W. H.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner ; &; Winning &r

Co. . . ,UiiU Lloyd Triestino Steam Nav. Co.—

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co. W. H. Winning & Co.

Lloyd’s London—W. H. Winning & Co.

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—W. H. Messagerie Maritime S.S. Co1.'—

Winning & Co. Bryner & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.—

Bryner & Co. Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd., Vancouver

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—W. H. Winning —Bryner & Co.

& Co. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

The Dollar S.S. Line—Bryner & Co. -W. H. Winning &iCo.

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Bryner

& Co

Glen, Line, Ltd.—W. H. Winning & Co. Bdyal Irisurance’-Co.,'ijtd.—W. H. Win-

Holland East Asia Line—Bryner & ning & Co.

Co. SunWinning

Fire Insurance

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.— & Co. Co., Ltd. — W. H.

W. H. Winning

Winning & Co.

Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd.—W. H. Willi. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Oo.

Winning & Co.

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.— Yangtsze General Insurance Associa-

W. H. Winning & Co. tion, Ltd.—W. H. Winning & Co.

0HEFOO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Casey

Smith & Co., L. H. Co-

Clande South British Insurance Co., Ld,—

MullanNeon

Glen Line—W. Niggemann & Co. ■ Union Assurance Society, London--

Smith & Go., L. H.

Holland East Asia Line—W. Niggemann ; Union Insurance Society of Canton—

Co. Smith & Co., L. H.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—W. Niggemann Vancouver A Co.

Shipping Co.—W. Niggemann

North British and Mercantile Insurance Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. Nigge-

Co.—Smith & Co., L. H. mann & Co.

 AGENCIES—WEIHAIWEI TSINGTAO El3

WEIHAIWEI

{For Details of Addresses^ etc. of Agents- See "Preceding Sections)

Union Insurance Society of Canton— McEwan-Younger, Ld. — Weihaiwei

Smith & Co., L. H. Import and Export Co.

China Soatp Co., Ld.—Foo Wei Co., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

The Foo Wei Co., The

Gande, Price, Ld.—Weihaiwei Import The Texas Company (China), Ld.--

and Export Co. The Foo Wei Co.

Glen Line—VV. Niggemann & Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.— Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Foo Wei Co., The Ld.—Foo Wei Co., The

Railan Mining Administration—Foo Yao Hua Mechnical Glass Co.—Foo

Wei Co., The Wei Go., The

TSINGTAO

{Fur Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See l1 receding Sections)

American Technical Society—Telberg’s Office Appliance Co.—Telberg’s Interna-

International Bookstore tiona!! Bookstore

Bennet College—Telberg’s International Batons & Baldwins, Ltd.—Jj McMul-

Bookstore lan & Co., Ltd.

Claude

MullanNeon

& Co.,Lights

Ltd. Fed. Inc.—J. Mc- Royal Typewriter Co.—Telberg’s Interna^

tional Bookstore

The Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—J. McMullan & Co., Ltd. Sherwin Williams Paints—J. McMul-

The Manufacturers Life Insce. Co.— lan Co., Ltd.

J. McMullan & Co., Ltd.

North China Daily News and Herald— Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd—J. Mc-

Telberg’s International Bookstore Mullan & Co., Ltd.

ini ,(rmidO) m

.biJ ,.o0 'h II-

 SHANGHAI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

A. Moysey

B. Liljchalmens

&

' & Co., Ltd.

A. B. Pentaverken—B. J. Moysey^ Co., Atlas Assurance Co.,Ltd.—Jardine,Mathe-

Ltd. son A Qo.j Ld.

A. B. Separators—Moysey & Co., Ltd. Atlas Diesel, A. B.—Ekman Forei°-iv

A/S National Industri—Hugo Reiss Agencies, Ld., 'The

£C>. ,( , , ;; { , Atlas Imperial Engine Co.—American

Air Tool Mfg. Co.—Hugo Reiss &iCo. Engineering! Cbrjioration

Albertson & Co.—H. Oliveira

Alkali Export Association (U.S.)— Backhouse, Ltd. (J. H.)—General AtA

Imperial Chemical Industries cident, Fire and Life Assurance

Allg. Kunstzijde Unie N.V. Arnhem— Corporation, Ld.

A. K. U. China Agency Baloise

& Co. Fire Insurance Co.—C. Luthy

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Baloise Marine Insurance Co.—Shanghai

Matheson & Co., Ld. Insurance Office

Alliance (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd^vr1 Bankers & Traders Insurance Co.,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. * Ld.—Brook & Co., Ld.

American 'Asphalt Paint C.- Fagan fz Bankers & Traders Insurance Co.,

Co., Ltd. Ld. (Marine)—Jardine, Matheson &

iVp\erican Cotton Co-opejative Asso- Co., Ld.

ciation—Volkart Brothers’ Agency Barber-Wiihelmsen Line—Podwell &

American Gulf-Orient Line—Everett Co., Ld.

steamship Corporation Bates Numbering Maohines—Dodwell

American La France & Foamite In- • & Co., Ltd.

dustries, Inc.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Battle Creek Drugs, Inc.—O. E. Vongehr

American Mail Line—Dollar Co. (The Bed. Inc.

Robert) Bauer & Black—Kofa American Drug

American Co., Inc.

•A.'SoH Metal

! LiHose■ Co.—H.'LL // aOliveira

; Bauer ik Black—O. E. Yongehr Fed. Inc.

American Pioneer Line—Slates S.S; Co. Bahm Co—Kofa American Drug Co-,

Anisiterdam Underwriters Associa- Inc.

tion—Shanghai Insurance Office Bayers Pharmiac Dept.-^China Exp.

Anchor Line—Canadian Pacific Steam- Imp. & Bank Co., Ltd.

ships, Ltd. Bedford Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd.— Beechams

H. C. Pills, Ltd.—Dixon ifc Son, Ltd.,

Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves

Ariel Motors, (J. S.), -Ld.,—Imperial Bell’s, Ld—Wallem & Co.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Bemberg, J. P. — A. K. U. China

Arthur A Hinshaw, Ltd.—Imperial Agency

Chemical Industries (China), LcL Berkefeid Filter Co.—Kofa American

Asea Electric, Ltd.—Moysey & Co., Drug Co., Inc.

Ltd., H. J. Binks Mfg. Co.—H. Oliveira & Son

Asepso Soap—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. G. E. Bird

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI El 5'

Blackhouse, Ltd., J. H.---General Ac- Burns, Philp Line—Gibb, Livingston &

cident, Fire and Life Assurance C6., Ltd.

Corp., Ltd. Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.—Moy-

Bols Erven Lucas—Dodwell & Co., teey & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Buxton Lime Firms Co., Ld.—Im-

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora- perial Chemical Industries (China),

tion, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Ld.

Boots Pure Drug Co,, Ld. — Imperial Cadbury-Fry—Jardine,

Ltd.

Matheson

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial Cadillac, La Salle, Buick, Yauxhall &

Chevrolet Motor Cars—Reliance Motors,

Chemical Industries (China)^ Ld. FM Infc.

“Bosoh” Spar)? Plugs* Horns, etc.— Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld.—

Nanyang Motor Supply Co. General Accident, Fire Ld.and Life

Bremen Underwriters—Mejqhers & Co. Assurance Corporation,

Brevillier & Urban—Kofa American Drug Caledonian Insurance Co.—Meyerink

Co., Inc. & Co.

Bristol Co.—American Engineering California Stucco Products Co.—Fagan &

Corporation Co., Ltd.

Bristol Co.—American Engineering Canadian Pacific Express Co.r-Cana-

Co. dian Tacific Railway Co.

British American Assurance:, Qo.— Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.—-Jar-

Shanghai Insurance Office dipe Matheson & Co., Ltd.

British American Assurance Co.— Canning & Co., Ltd.—Inniss Rid-

Toeg, E.F. dle, Ltd. ,,

British Belting and Asbestos Co.— Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (M-arihe)

Dodwell & Co., Ltd —rJardine," Matheson & Co!., Ld. ,

British Dyestuff Corporation—Imperial Cam:Co.—H. Oliveira A Son:

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Carreras, Ltd. — Inniss & Riddle

British Glues and Chemicals,, Ld.'— (China), Ltd.

Imperial Chemical Industries Carter Medicine Co.—Kofa Ainbrican

(China), Ld. Drug Co., Inc.

British Mannessmann Tube Co.—Dod- Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ld.—Im-

well & Co., Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China),

British Rofus Ltd.—General Electric Co., Ld.

of China, Ltd.

British Thomson-Houston Co.;—Inniss Century Co.,

Celotex The—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Insurance Co., Ltd.—Shang-

& Riddle (China), Ltd. hai Insurance Office

Broder Canning Co., Ltd. Gibb, Living- ;Certain-teed Products Corpn.—Fagan

ston & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Brotherton & Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld. Chamberlain & Hookham, Ld. — The

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

gan & Co., Ltd. Oo,-— Fa- General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Imperial Che-

Brunelli, Dott, G.T.—Lloyd Triestino mical Industries (China), Ld

“Buiek” Storage Batteries—Nan yang Charles

MathesonMarchant’s

& Co., Ld. Whisky — Jardine

Motor Supply Co.

Chatean

Bruntons, Musselburgh, Ltd.—Ell istop & Ld. Cheese Ccr—Dodwell & Co.,

Co.

Bunge, Pahl^Kofa American. Drug Chevrolet Cars & Trucks,—Auto Palace

Co., Inc. Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

China American Trading Corporation- Compagnie des Produits Chimiques et

General Accident, Fire and Life ElectrometaHurgiques—Hardivilliers ft

Assurance Corporation, Ld. Cie

China An S. S. Co.—Union Steamships Comptoir Franco-Beige d’Exportation des

Agency Tubes d’Acier—Hardivilliers ft Cie

China Brass & Iron Works, Ltd.— Comptoir Siderurgique de France—

Zee & Sons, W. Z. Hardivilliers ft Cie

China Finance Corpn. Fed. Inc.—General jCornhxll Insurance Co., Ltd.— Marcel

Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Darre

Corpn., Ld.

China General Edison Co., Inc., Consolidated Mining and Smelting

Co., Ld.—Cameron ft Co. (China),

Shanghar—China United Lamp Co. Ld., A.

China Realty Co.—General Accident, Corn Products Refining Co.—Imperial

Fire and Life Assurance Cprppra- Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

tion, Ld.

dhiiia Real Estate Co.^—free, & Sons, Cornabe,

cident,

Eckford ft Co.—General Ac-

Fire and Life Assurance

W.Z. Corporation, Ld.

China Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod-

mical Industries (China), Ld. well ft Co., Ld.

China Spraying Lacquer Supply Co. Combill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Marce

—China Auto Accessories Co. Darre

Cfhina Transport & Storage Co., Inc. Courvoisier, Ltd.—Dodwell ft Co., Ltd.

—Magil] & Co., Ltd., James

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Elliston ifc Co. Cow ft Gate Ltd.—Dixon ft Son Ltd., H. C.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Probst, Cox ft Kings (Agents), Ltd.—Dodwell ft

Hanbury (China), Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Chinese & British Admiralty Charts— Crosfield ft Sons, Ld., J. — Imperial

Dunn & Co., Walter Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ld.— Crosley Radio Corpn.—American En-

Imperial Chemical Industries gineering Corpn.

(China), Ld.

Chloride Electrical Storage Co., Ltd. Crown 'Cork Co., Ltd., The—Dodwell

ft Co., Ltd.

—Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.— Crown Life Insurance Co^.—Crownchina

Co,, Inc.

Herlofson, Gordon

Clarke & Vigilant Sprinkler Ltd.— Dallman & Co.—Kofa American Drug

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Co., Inc,

Ltd.

Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.—Hugo Dampney ft Son ■

ft Co., Ltd., J.—H. Oliveira

Reiss ft Co. Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co.—York Ship-

Cleveland Rock Drill Co.—Hugo ley Co., Fed., Inc.

Reiss & Co. Delco Appliance Corpn.—Dodwell ft

Cochran ft Co. (Annan), Ld.—General Co., Ltd.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The

Colman, Ld. (J. ft. J.)—Imperial Che- Demag, A, G.--Chien Hsin Engineer-

ing Co., Ld.

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Comacrib Directory of China, The— Dpnis Freres de d’Indo-Chine, Sai-

gon-General Accident, Fire and.

Commercial ft Credit Information Life ASsurande Corporation, Ld.

Bureau

Conpacrib Press, The—^Commercial & Drug Co.,Akustik—Kofa

Deutsche

Inc.

American

Credit Information Bureau

Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd,— Dewar ft Sons, Ltd., John—-Hoehnke

Frithj of

Dodwell ft Co., Ltd. ,

 AGfeNOI EiS—JS HANG HAT El7

Diethelm & Co., Ld.—General Accid- Evans Son's Lescher

ent, Fire and Life' Assurance Cor- Dixon At; Son, Ltd.

poration, Ld. Evinrude Motors Corpn. — American

Directory and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of China,

etc. -Finance, Engineering

and Express 1 1 Corporation

Commerce Ar So. M. S. Lift Co:, Ld.,

Indwell-Castle Line—DodweUTkI Co London—General Electric Go. (of

Ld. ■ China) Ld. 1

Doelling, Walter — Kofa Ame^can Fabrique National d’Armes de Guerre

Drug Co., Inc. —Ghitho and Witt

Dollar Steamship Lines-^Do!lar Co; I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. Lever

(Robelrf) ■ ■ 1

Ku^ep/rOhina Exp.-Imp. & Bank Coj,

Donau,' Allg. Ver’s. A. G. — Shanghai Ltd.

Insurance Office Faultless Rubber Co—Kofa American,

Dorinan, Long & Co., Ld.—Cameron Drug Co., Inc.

& Co. (China), Ld., A. Ferodo, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Du Pont De Nemours & Co.L-Ffmga '& Ferrero, Fili di Ricch—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Duckworth & Ca, Ltd. - 'Ll. C. Dixon A: Fisher (Elliott) Accounting and Writ-

Son, Ltd. ing Machines—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Dupont-Film Manufacturing Gorpii., Flexible Steel Lacings, Ld.—General

Inc.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Ld. Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The

Dusseldorf General Insurance . Co. — Foamite Firefoam—Dodwell & Co.,

Burkhardt, Buchan & Qo. Ld.

Eagle Insurance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Forestall . Ld. Land

—- Imperial, Timber At Railways Co.

Insurance Office

Eagle, Star Ins. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Fram, (China) Ld. , ■ Chemical

: : Industries

Insurance Office Leipzig—G. Sohiuk

E&st India, Sea and Fire Insurance Frauk'Slater Turner

Ltd., Halifax—Walker,

& Co., Ltd.

Co.—Shanghai Insurance Office Fraser j & Chalmers Engineering

Eastern, Insurance Co.—Jardine, Ma- Works — General Electric Co. (of

'l^heson ,& Co.* Ltd. , China), Ld., The

Eatinon, G.m.b.H. — Kofa-American Freight ifc Transport Bureau ot Xh S. S. R.

Drug Co., Inc —Union Steamships Agency

Einar Nilsen-Moe;—Holier

Ekihan &’ Cd—Eknian Foreign Agen- gineering Corporation

cies, Ld., The Fulham

Electromekano, A.B.—Ekman Foreign Dixon Crown Cork -Co.,, Ltd.—H. >0h

& Son, Ltd.

Ageniids, Ld., The Futham Crown Cork Works-^Dixou &

Elecfcrozeit Watches—Wm. Hikberg Son, Ld.

Eley Bros., Ld. — Imperial Chehiicgl G.M.C. Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

Industries (China), Ld.

Equitable Eire & ' Accident Office- ' GebruederDrug Co., Inc.

Kroner—Kbfa American

Liddell Brothers As Co., Ltd.

Ericesson Telephone Co., Ld., The— Gemerai Electric Co., Ltd, The' —

General Hlebtric Co. (of China),

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., The Ld.

Erling Mortensen—Holler & Co/! General . Machinerv Co.—Hugo Reiss

Ervan Lucas Bbis-ABodwcfll & Col, & Co

Ltd.

Establissemehts Arnout—-Greneral Ac- General —Dodwell OfficeAt.Co.,

Equipment

Ltd. Corporation

cident, Fire aend Life Assurance,

Ci^fiorafibri', Ed/1 ‘’ ! 1

Geigy, J R., A.G.—Mblchers & Go.'

El8 A GJvN CT E S-rS H A N CJIIiV I

German ischer Lloyd—Melchers k Co. Harvey 4 Sons, John—Caldbeck, Mac-

Gerrard Industries, Ltd..—Dodwell & gregor. 4 Co., Ltd.

po., Ld. Heath 4 Co.—Dunn 4 Co., Walter

Gibb, Livingston

l^ai L^nd & Go., Co.,

Investment Ltd.—Shang-

Ltd. Henry Matier 4 Co.—Jardine, Ma-

theson 4 Co., Ltd.

Glandular Preparations, Ltd.—Dod- Herbert, Ld., Alfred—Inniss 4 Rid-

well & Co., Ltd. dle, Ld.

Glaswerk Gustav Fischer, II menau—Kofa Herbert Morris, Ld.—Inniss 4 Riddle

Ameri n Drug Co., Inc. (China), Ltd.

Glaxo Labox-atories Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Hercules Powder Co.—Imperial Che-

Ltd. mical Industries (China), Ltd.

Glfen Line Ltd.—Jardine Matheson & Hilaturas Casablancas, S. A.—Liddell

Co., Ltd. Brothers 4 Co., Ltd.

Glover’s Dog Medicines—H. C. Dixon Hoellriegels Kreuth—Melchers 4 Co.

& Son, Ltd.

Gl.vcdrine, Ld.—Imperial Chemical In- I Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. —

Shanghai Insurance Office

dustries (China),. Ld.

Gossage & Sons, Ld., Wm.—Imperial Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of

•Chemical Industries (China), Ld. j 1841—Melchers 4 Co.

Goulds Pumps, Inc.—Reiss & Co., ; AmericanHollborn

Dr. K 4 Soehtxe—Kofa

Drug Co., Inc.

1 iie., Hugo

Hongay Coal—Pierre

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Elliston | Hongkong Fire Insurance H. Dpuy

4 Co. Co., Ld.—

Jardine, Matheson

Gresham k Co., Ltd., H. F., Bradford Hongkong Rope Manufactui’ing 4 Co., Ld.

—Walker, Turner & Co., Ltd. —Elliston 4 Co. Co., Ltd,

Gresham Fire & Accident Assurance Howards 4 Sons—Dixon 4 Son

Society Ltd.—Calder-Marshall & Co.,

Ltd. Humboldt-Deutz Motoren, A.-G.—

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Lester, Chien Hsin Engineering Co , G.m.

b. H. (Ld.)

J ohnson & Mor riss

Guest, Keen and Piggotts, Ld.—H. I. C. I. (Alkali), Ld., (Formerly

Hobden Brunner Mond 4 Co., Ld.)—Im-

Guildhall Ins. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai I perial Chemical Industries (China),

Ins. Office Ld.

“ Heinholz ” Vereingte Sahmirgel— j I. Products),C. L (Fertilizer) and Synthetic

Ld.—Imperial Chemical

Carlowitz & Go. Industries (China), Ld.

Hajos 4 Szanto A. G.—H. J. Moysey 4 L. C. I. (Rexine), Ld.—Imperial Che-

Co., Ltd. mical Industries (China), Ld,

Hamblin-Metcalfe, Ld.—Kofa Ameri- j Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ld.—Im-

can Drug Co., Ld.

Hamburg Breman Fire Insurance, ! Ld. Chemical Industries (China),

perial

Co.—Melchers 4 Co.

Hamburger Allgemeine Vers.—Shang- Insulite Ltd.

Products Co.—Fagan 4 Co.,

hai Insurance Office

C,( J. Hanlpton, Ltd.—Dodwell 4 Co., International

Dixon 4 Son,Chemical

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—H. C.

Ltd. International Composition and Farve-

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.^Kofa fabrik—Wallem, 4 Co.

American Drug Co , Inc.

Harper, Gilfillan 4 Go.—General Ac- J. Ltd. C. Eno, Ltd.—H C. Dixon 4 Son,,

cident, Fire and Life Assurance

Corporation, Ld. J. Lucas Ltd.—DodweR 4 Co., LtL

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI Eld

Jardine, Matheson

pool and London and Globe Insur- ance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson &

ance Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Jeffrey Tiles, Ld.—Shanghai Water- Lombard Codes-Dodwell & Co., Ld.

London & Provincial Marine & Gen-

works Fittings Co. eral Insurance Co., Ltd. — Lebel

Jenaer Glaswerk Schott and General (China), General Merchants and

Gena—Kofa American Drug Co., Agents

Inc.

John Kidd & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, “London Times” Publications —

“Shanghai Times”

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Johns-Manville International Corpn. Lurgan Weaving Co., Ltd., Lurgan—

Walker, Turner & Co., Ltd.

—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Jones Textilaties Export Co , Ld.— MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. B.

China Engineers, Ld. Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kalian Sales Agency—Kailan Mining Maersk Line—Melchers & Co.

Administration, The

Keiller & Sons, Ld. (Jas)—Dodwell & Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Co., Ld. Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co —

Kennedy Inc., David E.—Fagan & Co, Shanghai Insurance Office

Ltd.

Kermath Manufacturing Co.—Ameri- Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—^

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

can Engineering Corporation

Kiwi Boot Polishes—Dodwell & Co. Maritime Insce. Co.—Erzinger & Co.

Ltd. Marsden & Co.—China Engineers, Ld.

Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads—Dod- Marston, Ld. (John)—Imperial Chemi-

well & Co., Ltd. cal industries (China), Ld.

L’Abeille Fire Ins. Co.—Marcel Daire Maschinenfabrik

—Kunst & Albers

Augsburg, M. A. N.

La Valliere Co.—Arnhold & Co. Mather & Platt, Ltd.—Liddell Brothers

Lament & Sons, Ltd., Samuel—James & Co, Ltd.

McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. Mauserwerke A.G. Oberndoff—Carlo-

Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, Ltd. witz & Co.

—Dodwell & Co., Ld. McEwan, William & Co., Ld.—Jar-

de Lavalis, A. B.—Moysey & Co., Ltd. dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Law Union and Bock Insurance Co., McEwan-Younger Ltd.—J ardine, Ma-

Ld.—Beiss, Massey & Co., Ld. theson & Co., Ltd.

Lee Howl & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., McKenna •& Co., — McDonald, Banald

Ltd. Geox-ge

Legal & General Assurance Society, McKesson & Bobbins, Inc.—O. E.

Ltd.—Lebel (China), General Mer- Vongehr Fed. Inc.

chants and Agents McMullan (Agencies), Ltd. — General

Les Petits Fils de Fois de Wendel & Cie— Accident,

Ltd.

Fire & Life Assurance Corpn.

Hardivilliers & Cie

Libbv, McNeill & Libby—DodweU & Medizinische Darmbad - Apparate

G.m.b.H.—Glathe & Witt

Co., Ltd.

Lightning Fasteners—Imperial Che- Matheson & Co., Beverages—Jardine,

Melchers Laoshan

Ltd.

mical Industries (China), Ltd.

Mercedes Buromaschinen-Werke A. G.

Lighting Trades, Ltd.—Imperial Che- —Dodwell

mical Industries (China), Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Michael Nairn & Co., Ltd.—Fagan &

—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

E20 AGfENCIES—SHAN G HAI

Middleton & Cd.;, 'Ltd. Hugh— Netherlands Lloyd—S’hai Insce. Office

Liverpool, London- and Globe Insur- Newalls Insulation Co.—Fagan & Co.

ance Co., Ld. Ltd.

Midland Electric Manufacturing Co., Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Imperial

Ltd.—Inniss &; Riddle (Cnin;a), Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Midland Investment Co., Ltd. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. Matheson & Co , Ld.

Millar’s Timber & Trading Co., Ltd. Norddeutsche Insurance \ Co.—Shang-

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. hai Insurance Office

Millers Falls, Ltd.—-IDodwell & Co., Norris. Henty & Gardners — Dodwell

Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Milton Proprietary Ltd.—Dodwell & North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—

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

Minimax-Expo'rt Co., Berlin, — Car- North German Lloyd, Bremen—Mel-

lowitz & Co. chers & Co. -

Mopd Staffordshire Refining Co., Ld.

—Imperial ’ "Chemical Industries Northern Assurance Cp., Ltd. — ('alder-

(China), Ld. Marsh'all & Co., Ltd.

Morris Commercial Ltd.—Dodwell & N. VI Standard Yerzekering Mi j —

Co., Ltd. Melchers & Co.

Morris Marine Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell Nydquist & Holm—Moysey & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Morse Chain Co.—Moysey & Ooi, Ltd. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn.,

Morton, Ltd., Cj & E.—Jardine, Ma- Ltd., London—N. M. Gumming 2

theson •& po., Ltd. Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Motor Union lusurance Co., Ltd.—H. C. Shanghai Insurance Office

Dixon & Son, Ltd. ■

Muenchener Pharmaceutishe Fabrik— Ocean ; Shipping

Gordon ReeyesCof, Ltd. — Herlofson,

Paelz China Co. Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.—

Mundet & Co Ltd.—Fagan & Co., States Steamship Co.

Ltd. Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker—Im-

F. Son

E. Myers & Bros. Co.—H. Oliveira & perial • Chemical Industries (China),

Ld.

Myers Manufacturing Co.—Kofa Am- Officine de Villa Perosa—Dodwell &

erican Drug Co., Inc. Co., Ltd.

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ld.—Im- Ohio Brass Co.—China Engineers, Ld.

perial Chemical Industries (China), Oliver Wilkins, Ld.—Imperial Chemical

Ld. Industries (China), Ld.

Nathan & Co., Ltd., Joseph—Imperial Oriental Passenger Service— Union

Chemical Industries

! (China), Ltd. Steamships Agency

Nathan & Cd., Ld , Joseph—Slowe & Original Odhner Calculating Ma-

Co., Ld.' chines—Dodwell & Oo.^-Ltd.

National Brewery

Fu rnishing : Qp'.' — Sintah Mill Osram Komanditgesellschaft, G.m.b.

Natipnal Steam Pump Co.—Hugo H., Berlin—China United Lamp Co.

Reiss & Co. U- .J. . O ) ./J J • Oswald Aamodt, Oslo. Norway, s.s.

Neil & Co., Ltd-, !|James—Gibb, Livingston Havdrot—Moller h Co.

Co., -' Otard Dupuy & Cie—Jardine, Mathe-

Netherland-, Fire and’Marine Insur- son dz Co., Ltd.

ance Co., Ltd.—'Shanghai Insurance! Ozite Verkaiifs G. ir. b. H.—Paelz Chink

Office Co.

 AGENCIES—SHAN GHAI E21

Packard Motor Car Co.—Moody, Mark Providence

—Dodwell

Washington Insurance Co.,

& Co., Ld.

L.

Page-Hersey Export Co.—Dodwell & Pumpindustri, A. B.—Ekman Foreign

Agencies, Ld., The

Co., Ltd.

Palestine Oil Industries “Shemen”, Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. —

Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.

Ltd.

Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.—Genoal Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd. — Jebsen <& Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd., Ipswich-

Co. General Electric Co. (of China),

Pentaverken, A. B.—Ekman Foreign Ltd., The

Agencies, Ld., The Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker—Glathe

“Petria” Norsk Forsikrings—Moller &■ Witt

& Co. Reckitt & Sous, Ltd.—Imperial Che-

Fetters, Ltd.—General Electric Co. mical Industries (China), Ltd.

(of China), Ltd., The Reichert Optical Works—Kofa Ameri-

Pfaudler Co.—Kofa American Drug can Drug Co., Inc.

Co., Inc. Reliance Marine Insurance Co.—Jar-

.Philips & Co., I.d., J. & N.—Reiss, dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Massey & Co., Ld. “Renee Mine”—Moller & Co.

N. V. Philips’ Gloeilampenfabrieken, Rexine, Ld'.—Imperial Chemical In-

Eindhoven—China United Lamp Co dustries

Philco Radio & Television Corp.— Richard, Crittall, Ltd. — Shanghai

American Radio & Refrigeration Co.

Philips GlowlampwcTks, Ld.—Philips Ritchie & Co., H.Fittings

Waterworks Co., Ltd.

F.—H. C. Dixon & Son,.

China Co. Ltd.

Philips Radio, Ld.—Phlips China Co. Robinson Meyers Electriq Motors—

Philips van Houten (Dorhyfral)— Gallop & Co.,

Philips China Co. Robinson & Son, Thos., Ltd.—Moysey

Pilling & Sons—Scott, Harding & Co. & Co., Ltd.

Pirelli General Cable Works, Ltd.— Roneo Office Equipment—Dodwell &

Co., Ld.

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Plibrico Jointless Firebrick Co.— Ross & Co'. and

dent, Fire (A), Life

Ld.^—General

Assurance: Acci-

Cor-

Fagan & Co., Ltd. poration, Ld.

Polesello, Cav. C1.,—Lloyd Triestino Royal Insurance Co.—Probst, Han-

Pomona Pump Co.—Hugo Reiss & bury & Co.

Co., Inc., Hugo

Pompeian Beauty Preparations—H.C. Royal bury&Insurance

Cp. Co.,—Rd. Probst, Han-

Dixon & Son, Ltd. Royal Insurance. Co., Ld.—White & Co.r

Pontiac Car$—Auto Palace Co., Ltd. Ld., W. A.

Pope, Holland (Enamelled Wire)— Ruberoid Roofings & Floorings —

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Philips China Co.

Ponitts & Spencer, Ltd.—Dodwell & cident, Fire(G.andC. F.)—General

Russell & Co. Ac-

Life Assurance

Co., Ltd. Corporation, Ld.

Prince Line Ltd.—Jardine Matheson

& Co., Ltd. S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultras

Principal Manufacturers—W. Z. Zee marine)—Imperial

tries (China), Ld.

Chepaical Indus-

& Sons

Promonta Export Co.—Kofa Ameri- S. Dodwell A. T. A. M. (Gasoline Pumps) —

&; Qp., Ltd.

can Drug Co., Inc.

 E22 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

S. K. F. Hall -Bearings Co.—Ekman Soc. LTnvulnerabile - Fagan. & Co . Ltd.

Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The Soc. des Produits Chimiques Coignet—

Safe Cabinet':Co., • Ltd. — Dodwell &• HardivUliers and Cie

Co., Ltd. Societe Commerciale des Usines Gus-

Samson Tire and Rubber Co.—Dod- . tave Boel —-Cameron & Co.>, A.

(China), Ltd.

well & Co., Ld.

Sanderson Bros.,, & New,bould, Ltd.—• Solignum Ltd., (Rusto)—Cameron Mz

Co,, A. (China), Ltd.

Genei’al Electric 00. (of China), L-d.

Sartoriuswerke A. G.—Glathe k Witt South British Insurance Co.—Sassoon

& Co. (David)

Schaeffer & BudCnberg—H. Oliveira & I South Wales Tinplate Corpn., Ltd.—

Son' •) i Cameron

Schering-Kahlbaum—Kofa American j Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ld- —^ H., C-

Drug & Co., Inc Dixon & Son, Ld.

Schieren Co.,„Chas. A.—General Elec- | Spalding & Bros., Ltd., A. G.—Fagan

trie Cb. (bfCliiria), Ltd., The Co., Ltd.

Schlage Lock Co.—Fagan & Co., Ltd. | Sperry Flour Co.-^Dodwell '&• Co.,

Schleicher &: Schuell—Kofa American i Ld.

Drug Co., Inc. Spindler & Hoyer G.m.b.H.—Glathe

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works — j & Witt

Chien Hsin, Engineering Co., Ld.

Schweizefische Industrie-Gesellschaft Sprout, Waldron’& Co.—Reiss & Co.,

Inc,, Hugo

- Glathe & Witt

Scott & . Browne, Ld.—Imperial"Che- Matheson & Coin , Limburg—Jardine,

Staats Mijnen

Ld.

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Scott, Harding & Co., Ld.—Liverpool Stal (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine Co.,

and London and Globe Insurance Ltd.—Moysey & Co., Ltd., II. J.

Co., Ld. Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

Scottish Dyes, Ltd.—Imperial Chemi- & Co., Ld.

cal Industries (China), Ltd. Standard Ultramarine Co.-^Fagan

Seager Evans & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Co,, Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. L. S. Starrett Do. —H. Oliveira i Son

Serberling Storage Batteries—Nan- State Assurance Co.—Brook & Co.

yang Motor Supply Co. States Porcelain Works—Kofa Ameri-

Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., can Drug Co., Inc.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Staatsmijnen in Limburg — Jardine,

Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd.— Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Sharpies Specialty Co.—Hugo Reiss Steamship Company Orient, Ltd.—

East Asiatic Co.. Ltd.

& Co. Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—Imperial

Siemens

Generaland.G.

ElectricE. Go.,

Ely.ofSig. Co.,Ltd.

China, Ltd’ — Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Sjoassurandorernes—Moller & Co. j Sun Oil Co.—Kunst & &Albers

“Storebrand’’—Moller Co.

Slack Sellers i&;Co., Ld.-i-China En- Sunderland Steamship Owners—Paul-

gineers, Ld. sen & Bayes-Davy

Smith &. Sons, ;Ld., Sir Wm. Reardon Sundstrand Adding Machines—Dodwell

— States Steamship Co. & Co Ld.

Soc. Alsacienne de Constructions— Swedishv East Asiatic Co., Ltd. —

Hardivilliers & ( ie Ekman Foreign Agencies,’ Ltd., The

Son d’ElectnvChimie— Hardivilliers & Swiss Loco and Machine Works—Reiss

Cie & Co., Inc., Hugo

Francaise

Tonkin—H desk: nstk

a rd i vlll Charbbnpages

1

Cie du Syracuse Smelting Works—H. Oliveira

& Son

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E23

Teacher & Sons, (Wm.)—Dodwell & Vitama Co., Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury

Co., Ltd. (China), Ltd.

Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance , Viyancp A po.—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. , Yoith Turbines—Chien Hsin Engineering

Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.— Co. (G. m. b. H.) Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Toplis & Harding—Moore & Co., Ltd. W.allem && Co., Co., A/S.—Wallem & Co.

Toyo Menka Kaisha Ltd.—Shanghai Watlem & Co. ■ VYL y.

Hong Kong—Wallem

Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd. Washburn Crosby Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Trico Products Corpn., New York— Ld.

China Auto Accessories Co. Water low & Softs,’ Ltd,.—R. E. Francis

Triton Insurance Co., Ld. — Jardine, Weber, Showcase and Fixture .

Matheson & Co., Ld. American, ..E ngineeriiig, • Corporation

Tung Yih Cotton Mill, Ltd. -B. D. Weeks & Co., F. A.—United Book &

Tata & Co. Stationery Co.

Tyfon Air Whistles—Dodwell & Co., lYeidemeyer &, Co.— O. E. Vongehr Fed.,

Ld. Inc.

Undterwood Typewriter Co.—Dodwell Weise, Soehfte Hail, A. ■ S. — Chien

& Co., Ld. Hsien Engineering Co., G.m.b.H.

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. — Werkzen (Ld.)

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. gm asch inen fabr ik, Qerlikon—

Union-Matex—Chien Hsin Engineers Western Glathe & Witt ,

Co., Ld. Assujrance QoA Ltd.—‘Shang-

Union Miniere du Haut Katanga— Western hai Insurance Oflice ,

Cameron & Co., A. (China), Ltd. Assurance Co.—Probst, Han-

United Alkali Co., Ld.Imperial Western bury..& Co.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Transformer Co.—Glathe &

United British Insurance wm

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.— Westingbouse Electric , International

Co—Reiss A Co., Ine, Hugo’

United Glass Bottle ' Manufacturing, Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co.t Ld.—

Ld.— H. C. Dixon & Son, Ld. Whitbread & Co.—Dodwell & Cq., Ltd.

United

EverettStates SalvageCorporation

Steamship Assn., Inc.— White Horse llistillert' Ld.—Jardine,

US. Alkali Export Association, Inc. White, Matheson & Co.. Ld.

—Imperial Chemical Industries mical Ld., J. & ,1. -imperial Che-

Industries (China), Ld.

(China), Ld.

US. Electric Tool. Co.---Hugo Reiss Wiggih A Co., Ltd. (Henry)—Impe-

rial Chemical Industries

& Co. Wilco.ck Bros.-fChina Engineers, Ltd.

US. Fire Insurance Co.—Reiss & Co. Wilh. Jul. Teufel—Kofa American

Valet Auto-iSti’op Razors and Blades Drug Co., Inc.

- -Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Wolff & Co.—Kofa American Drug

Van Ess & Co. (A.)—General Accident, Co., Inc,

Fire and Life Assurance Corpora- Wolsely Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.

tion, Ld. Ltd.

Van Vollenhoveri’s Dutch Pilsner Beer World Marine and General Insurance

—Krijgsman & Co., J. Co., Ltd.—North British & Mercan-

Vapo-Cresolene Go.—Kofa American tile IhsCC.' Co., Ltd.

Drug po,, Inc. ;

Vereenigde, N.V.—Imperial Chemical YahAgency

Tai Shipping Co.—Union Steamships

Industries (China), Ltd.

Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Fabriken, A.-G. Yao Hwa Mechanical Glass Co.—

Kailan Mining Adminstration.

—A.K.U. China Agency

Vereinigte Gluehlampen and Elektriz- York Ice MueJhinojy Corporation;-^

itaets, A. G.—China United Lamp Co. York Shipley" Co., Fed., Inc.

Viney Price and Goodyear—Thomson Zoong Sing Cottori Mills, Ltd.—B. D.

Tata & Co.

& Co.

 YANGTSZE PORTS

CHINKIANG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Canton Insurance Office—Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Hongkong Insurance Co.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.—Jardine Matheson k Co. i

NANKING

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Evans k Sons, Ld. (Ed.)—Educational Bookstore

Great Wall Machine Brick Co., Ltd.—China Cosmopolitan Co.

National Tile Co., Ltd.—China Cosmopolitan Co.

Tung Nan Tile Co.—China CoiPQpoliitan Co.

HANKOW

{Fur Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Agricultural A General Engineers, Ld.— Blue Star Line, Ltd.—Arnhold k Co.,.

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Ltd.

American

Meyer kBlower

Co., Ld.Corporation—Andersen, Board of Underwriters of New York—

American Engineering Corporation- Arnhold k Co., Ld.

China Cosmopolitan Co. British Traders Insurance Co., Ld.—

Butterfield k Swire

American Mail Line—Dollar Co., The 'Burrells & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell k Co.,

Robert Ltd.

American Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer

Aquarius Co.—Pearce k Garriock Pearce k Garriock

Baldwin Locomotive Works—Andersen, Callender’s Cable and Construction

Meyer k Co.,‘ Ld. Co,, Ltd.—Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Bank Line—Jardine, .Mathespn k Co., Canton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardiner

Ltd. Matheson k Co., Dd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Qentral Agency, Ltd.—Dodwell k Co.,

Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Belting & Leather Products Associa- Central Insurance Co., Ld. of London—

tion—Andersen, Meyer k Co., Ld. Pabn Shun Kung Sze

Ben Line—D'odwpl’l S'Ch., Ltd. IChapman

Andersen.Valve

Meyer- Manufacturing

k Co,, Ld. Co.—

Blue Funnel Line (A; Holt & Co.)— Ghee Hsin Pottery—China Cosmopo-

Butterfield k Swire i l itan Co.

 AGENClES-HANKOW E25

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oakland, Buick, IriddiCliina,!S'. N" Co.,' lid.—Jardine, ■

G.M.C. Motor Cars & Trucks (Pro- Matheson & Co., Ld.

ducts of General Motors, Ld.)— InterhatnO'hai Geherai' Electric ‘Co.—

Arnhold & Co., Ld. Anddrseily Mey^r

China Navigation Co., Ld.—Butter- International Harvester Export'Co.—

field & Swire AnddrsCh,'M'eyer WGo., Ld.; '

Claude

CiiinaNeon

Post, Lights Fed. Inc.—Central . Johnisoh &olbh®son^Andersen, Meyer &

•Corbin, P. & F.--Andersen, Meyer tfe po., Co., Ld.

Ld. l!finingJ ^Administration—Dod-

Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Kailan wellj! Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd. Keuffd 4 Esser Co.—Andersen, Meyer ,4

Dewar & Sons, Ltd., John —Ramsa Klaveness Co., bd, .

& Co. Line—A’rnhold 4 .Go., Ld.

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Co.

East—Barn say <$5 Co. Koppel Industrial Car 4 Eqhipment Oo.,

Dodwell-New York Line of ^feamers —Andersen, Meyer 4 Co., Ld.

-Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Liverpool, London and ./Globe Insur-

Dollar Steamship Line—R. Dollar Co. ance Cq-j ,Ltd.—Dpdwell 4 Co., Ltd.;

Duraflex Co.—Andersen, Meyer «fc Co., Ld. Lloyd Triestino—Dodwell 4 Co.>, Ld.

Edison Storage& Co.,

Battery Londori,4 Laficashire Insurance Co., Ld.

sen, Meyer Ld. Co.’, Iric. • Ander- —Butteifieid 4 Swire" '•

Employers Liability Assurance Cor- Metropolitan Vickers Electric Export

Co., Ld.—Arnhold 4 Co/, Ld.

poration, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Excess Insurance Co., Ld.—Lovat-t & Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell &

Byrne Co., Ltd.

Far Eastern Insurance Co.,, Ld.—, ^ National , 4 Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer

Co.j.Ld.

Arnhold & Co., Ld. Navigaziorie Geherale Italiana—Dod-

Fielding & Platt, Ld. — Andersen, Meyer ' well 4 Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Food Machinery Co rporation —Andersen, Ney? India4 reCo.,

Dodwell Assurance

Ltd. ;Co., Ltcl,r^-.

Meyer tfe Co., Ld. North China Insurance Co., Ld.r—

Ceneral Electric Co. of China Ld.. The— Ramsay! 4/Co.,

The Hankoiy Light 4 Poyej: Co., Ld. . Ocean Transport Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ltd.—^Dod- 4 Cq., Ltd. , ; 7

well & Co., Ltd.

Glens Falls Insurance Co.—Young Pels, Henry 4 Co., Ld.—Anderson,

Meyer 4 Co., Ld.

Bros. Trading Co. Peninsular 4 Oriental S.S. Co., Ltd.

■Guardian Insurance Co., Ld. —Butterfield —Jardine, Matheson 4 Co., Ltd.

& Swire Prince Line, Far East Service—

Hankow Press Packing Co., Ld., The Progress Arnhold 4 Co., Ld.

—Arnhold & Co , Ld. Wire Netting Factory —

Henry Simon Ld., Manchester—Arn- China Cosmopolitan Co.

hold & Co., Ld. Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell 4 Co., Ld.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld — Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,— Ramsay

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. 4 Co.

E26 AGENCY- HANKOW—ICHANG

Saco-Lowell Shops — Amiersen, Meyer

Co.; Ld. Cosmopolitan Co.

Safe Cabinet Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Scott & Williams, Inc.—Andersen, Meyer Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ld.

Sherwin-Williams Paint Lo*—Anderson, Union Assur. Society, Ltd.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd.

Meyer & Co., Ld.

South British Insurance Co., Ld.— Vauxhall Cars—Arnlhold & Co., Ld.

Ramsay & Co.

South British Insurance Co., Ld.— Victor X-Ray Co'rpn.—Andersen, Meyer

Co., Ld.

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell Whitbread & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

& Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Steamship Company Orient—East- Wolf Co.—Andersen, Meyer

Asiatic Co., Ld.

Sullivan Machinery Co.—Andersen, Wilh. Wilhilmsen-Norwegian, Africa &

Australia Line—Arnhold & Co. Ld

Meyer & Oo., Ld. Worthington Pump & Machinery Oorp.

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.— | —Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld.

Butterfield & Swire

Teachers & Sons (Wm.)—Dodwell & j Yaugtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Yuen Feng

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance mopolitan. Co. Corporation—China Cos-

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

ICHANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ld. Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jar- Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,..

dine, Matheson &, Co., Ltd. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Coi

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co . Ld. —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld

 SOUTH CHINA PORTS

FOOCHOW

r(For Details of Address, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ailsa Craig Marine Motors—Dodwell China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

& Co., Ld. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Harrisons, China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

King & Irwin, Ld.

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.—Dod- China Underwriters Ltd.—Greig it Co.

wsll & CW,, LcL China Wool Manufacturing Co.—

Bank Line, Ld.—Harrisons, King & China National Trading Co.

I'rU'in, Ld Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Im . -Siemssen

& Krohn

Banque de 1’Indo-chine — Dodwell & Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

pot.j, Ld., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Ltd. Line—Dodwell

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— Deutsche Farben Handels . Gesella-

chaft Waibel & Co.—Siemssen &

Bathgate ,& Co. Krohn

Ben Line—Gibb, Livingston it Co.,' Ltd. Directory & Chronicleit of

Japan, etc—Brockett Co. China,

British and Foreign Marine Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Dodwell Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,

British-India Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. East. Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.r

British Traders’ Insurance Co,, Ld.— Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Bathgate & Co., ft. Eastern and Australian Steamship-

British Traders' Insurance Cb., Ld. Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co..

—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ltd.

Burns' Philp & Co.—Gibb, Livingston Ellermae Line—Harrisons, King &

& Co.. Ltd. Irwin, Ltd.

Caldbeck,

ife Co. MacGregor & Co., Ltd.—Brand Furness (Far East), Ld.—Bathgate &,

Canadian Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine Co.

Matheson.it Co., Ld Gerrard Wire Tying Machine Co.,

Central Agency, Ld.—Gibb, Livingston Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

& Co. Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Century Insurance Co.—Siemssen & Co., Ltd.

Krohn Guardian Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia and well & Co., Ltd.

China—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

China Dyeing Works, Ld.—'China Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg—

National Trading Co. Siemssen & Krohn

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Hattori Clock Factory—Sin Tin Kee

Livingston & Co. & Co.

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.— Ho Hong Soap Manufacturing Co.—Sin

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Tai Kee & Co.

E28 AGENCIES- FOOCHOW

Holland Assurance Society—Siemssen Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

& Krohn Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Holland Oost Azie Li.in—Harrisons, Ocean <6

Steamship Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

Co* Ltd.

King & Irwin, Ltd^j/fs ; ;

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Orient Insurance Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

surance Co., Ld.—Osaka Shosen Ltd.

Kaisha .Original Odhner Calculating Machines

Java-China-Japan Li.jn—Bathgate & Osaka —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Co. Marine andShosen

Co., Ltd.—Osaka Fire Kaisha

Insurance

Kobe Marine Transport and Fire Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of Lon-

Insurance Co., Ltd.—Osaka Shpsen don — Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Kaisha Ltd

Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Peninsular tip)i

& Oriental Steam Naviga-

Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co;, Ltd.'

Co.—Dodwell k, Co.j Ld. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Brand

London and Lancashire Insurance &.Co.

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Go., Ld. Prince Line, Far East Service—Bath-

Maersk Line—Harrisons, King & Irwin gate & Co.

Ltd.

Melchers k, (jb.-HSatt Tai Kee & Co. Roneo Office Equipment—Dodwelf &

Co., Ltd. ;

Messageries Maritimes — Dodwell & Royal Exchange Assurance CorpPra-

Co., Ltd. tion-^-Dodwell l&oCJpL, Ld.

N.schappij—Harrisons,

V. Koninklijke Luchtvaart' Royal

Maat- Co., Ltd. Insurance Co., Ltd;—Dodwell &

King & Irwin,

Ltd. > Deioo-m .oto ,nnqijL Royal Insiirance -Co.—Greig & Co.

No Y. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat- Scpttish, .Union National Insurance

schappij—Harrisons, King & I rwin, 60.—Marrison^, King & Ixwin, Ld.

Ltd.

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell & SeaCo.,Insurance, Ld.

Co., Ld.—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd. Shanghai Lamp Co."China National

Nayigazione Ceneijale, .Italiana—Dod Trading Co. , r

well & Co., Ld. Shanghai Life Insurance Co,—Dodwell

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bathgate & Co. & (to.,' Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Siem- Siemens China Co.^—Siemssen & Krohn

ssen & Krohn Signode Patent Strapping— Hhrri-

Norris Henty & Gardners, Ltd., j sons, King: ! & Irwin, Ltd.

Engines and Wires—Dodwell & Co., Sonhoshin B re\very—Sin, Kee & Co,

Ltd.

North British and Mercantile Insur- South British Insurance Co.. Ld. — ,

Bathgate & Co.

aojce Cp.-r-Giijb,' Livingstopi,&; Cp* Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dod-

North China Insurance Co., Ld.— Standard well & Co., Ltd.

Dodwell & Co.,; Ld. Marine Insurance Co.,Ld.—Cod-

well & Co., Ld. 1

Northern Assurance 06J, Ltd.—Bath- Standard-Vaouil'ni

gate & Co. Oil Co.— Brand

Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line— SunCo.Insurance Office—Bathgatb & Co.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Suri Life Assurance' Co. of Canada—

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- Dodwell & Co., Ld.

poration, Ltd.—Harrisons, King & Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Go-

Irwin, Ltd. thenburg—DodwelB & Co.

 AGENCIES—FOOCHOW-AMOY E-2&

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance West of Scotland Insurance Office,

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ltd.—Harrisons, King & Irwin

Tung Yih Trust Co.—China National Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—Dod-

Trading Co. well & Co.', Ltd.

Ullman & Co.—Sin Tai Kee & Co. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—Greig & Co.

Underwood Typewriter Co., Ltd.— Yorkshire

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Insurance Co., Ld. — Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Union Insurance Society of Canton— Yung Kong Clock Manufacturers—

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Sin Tin Kee & Co.

AMOY

(For- Details' of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Albert Mendel, A.-G.—Cheong & Jardine Engineering Corporation

Sons, E. S. —Douglas, Lapraik k Co.

Jardine, IVIatheson & Co., Ltd.—

Bank Lins—Douglas, Lapraik k Co. Douglas, Lapraik k Co.

Batavia Sea, and Fire Insurance Co., “ Kim ” Royal Dutch Air Lines—

Ld.—Traders Co. Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

Ben Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Kunst & Albers (Shanghai)—Cheong

Burgoyne, Burhidges & Co., Ld.— & Sons, E. S.

Cheong & Sons, JE.S. Lilly & Co-. (Eli)—Cheong & Sons,

Canadian E. S.

— Douglas,Pacific

LapraikSteamship

& Co. Line Lotus Honey—Cheong & Sons, E. S.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Nederland Rotterdamsche Lloyd—Java

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. China-Japan Lijn

Commercial Union Assurance Nederland Royal Dutch Mail Line—

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Co., Java-China-Japan Lijn, A. V.

Dakin Bros., Ld.—Cheong. k Sons, Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen —

k. $.; ■ Traders Co.

North British Mercantile Insur-

“ Deutz ” Engines—Traders Co. ance Co., Ltd. -Douglas, Lapraik &

Directory and Chronicle

East -Douglas, Lapraik k of

Co the Far Co,

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Batons

Lap i a Ikandk-Cp.Baldwins, Ltd. — Douglas,.

Douglas, Lapraik k Co. Prince Line—Douglas, 'Lapraik & Co.

Far East Aviation Co.—Boyd & Co. Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N. V.

Glen Line Dduglar, Lapraik «fc Co. Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java-

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.— China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Douglas Lapraik k Co. Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

Holland Assurance Society—Traders Java-China-J apan Lijn, N.V.

; Op- : . o , . ,, . . Sellar, L. H.—Cheong & Co^iE. S.

Holland-East Asia. Line—Java China-; SerravaJlo’s,; d,—Uheong & So.ns^E. S.)

lapan Lijn, N. V. Shire Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Hongokng Fire ctInsurance

Douglas, Lapraik Co. Co.— Vio' Ray Malt & Laxa^gar—'Cheong &

Sons, E. S.

Indo-China Steam

Ltd.—Douglas, Navigation

Lapraik & Co. Co., Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik ik Co.

ESO AGENCIES—SWATOW

SWAT O W

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co.-Jardine, Far East Aviation Co. —Riess, Bradley

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Badische Assurance

—Reiss, Bradley Gesellschaft j

& Co., Ltd.

Far Eastern insce. Co—Reiss, ,l}r

ley & Co., Ltd. >

Ben Line o-f Steamers -Reiss, Brad- | Forsakrings

(Ocean InsuranceAktietaolaget

Co., Ld. Ocean

of Ltd.

Go-

ley Co., Ltd. thenburg) Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

British India Steam Navigation Co.— Furness (Far East), Ld—Reiss, Brad-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. ‘ ley & Co., Ltd.

•Cal 'Ibeek, MacGregbr & Co.—Roese, ! Fuse

Co., Marine

Ld.—Reiss,and Fire &Insurance

Bradley Co., Ltd.

Gebrueder

Canadian Pacific-..Stpainships, Ld.—• Gehe & Co., A.-G—Roese, Gebrueder

Tardine, Mal^ieson & ..Go., Ld. Glen Line of Steamers -ANardine,

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Matheson & Co., Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co.* Ld. Green Island . Cement Co., Ld.—Jar-

Carson Pirie Scott & Co. (Chicago) dine, Matheson' & Co., Ld.

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Central Agency (Glasgow) - Reiss, HoSingapore—Ho

Hong Steamship

Bradley & Co., Ltd. HongCo.Co.(1932),-Ltd.*

China Fire Insce. Co., Ld. — Reiss, ; Hongkong Daily Press—Reiss, Brad-

Bradley & Co., Ltd. ley & Co., Ltd.

China Underwriters, Ltd. — Reiss, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Jardine, M.atheson & Co., Ld.

Comite des Assurances -Reiss,! Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Corporation—Reiss, Bradley & Go.,;

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Reiss, ! Ltd.

Bradley & Co., Ld. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

nfiutz Motoren Fabvik — Roese, Ge- j Ld.—Jardine, Mathesou & Co., Ld.

brueder Jardine Engineering Corporation^

Directory and Chronicle of China, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Japan, etc.-*—Reiss, Bradley tfc Co.,Ld.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.—Jardine, j Jebseri Liue -Roese, *' Gebrueder'• °

Matheson & Co., Ld. Kohlberg, Alfred, New York—'Chang,

Merck Chemical Co,, Ltd.—Roese, T. K.

Gebrueder . .; Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, j — Java-Ghina-Japan Lijn- N.V.

Matheson & Co., Ld. La Fonciere Insce. Co. Reiss, Brad-

Eastern United Assurance Corpora- ley & Co., Ltd.

tion C-Ho Hong Co.' 1 Lamont & Son (Samuel), Ld., Belfast

Europa Societe Insurance

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Co.— —Tshu Sok Chei (Mrs.)

Everett, Inc.; L.—Roese* Gebrueder Lancashire Insce. Co.—Roese, Gebrue-

der Her* oonaiuer

Kwo Cotton Mills, Ltd;-c Jardine, “Levant”

surance Co. Insurance and &Rein-

- Reiss, Bradley Go./

Matheson & Co., iLd. I ] Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SWATOW

Lloyd’s—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Batons

Matheson&

c Co., Ltd. Ltd. — Jardine,

Lloyd Italia Insce. Co.—Reiss, Brad- Peninsular & Oriental Steam

ley

Lloyd Triesti no—Reiss, Bradley^ €%, /.(Jo., Ltd. Co.—Reiss, Bradley &

Ltd. Peninsular & Oriental Banking Cor

Macksoud Importing Ct).-, New York poration—Jardine,Ld.

Matheson & Co.,

—'Chang, T. K. -Poshan Coal Mine—Roese, Gebrueder

Maersk Line—Roese, Gebrueder Provincial Insce. Co., Ld. — Reiss,

Maibarak Bros., New York—Chang, Bradley Cb., Ltd!

T. K.

Maseh. Fabrik .Gi’itzner—Ro^se,_ Ge-^ Reinsurance Co. “Rossia” Copenha-

Drueclei,0 . ■ gen—Roese, ! Gebrueder

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Rickmers Linien—Roese, Gebrueder

Royal Insurance Co—Reiss, Brad-

Reiss, Bradley & Co„ Ld. :

■

Messageries Maritimes—Jardihe, Ma- ley & Co., Ltd.

theson & Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Insu- Samuel Lament & Son, Ltd.—Tshu

Sok Che (Mrs.)

rance Co., Ld.—Reiss, Bradley «.v Co., Siemens China Co.:—Roese, Gebrueder

Ltd. '< "Shire” Line of Steamers—Jardipe,

Matheson

Nanyahg Handf. Corporation, New South British Insurance & Co., Ltd.

York—Chang, T. K. Co., Ltd. -

National City Bank of New York— Spence Bryson & Co.,Ltd.Ld. (Belfast)

Reiss, Bradley « Col,

Reiss, Bradley & €q,,.Ltd. —Reiss, Bradley & Co;, Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co., est. 1846 1 Steel Union China Co. — Roes/

—Roese, Gebrueder-. Gebrireder,

New India

Bradley Assur.

& Gb., , Ld. -Reiss, Swedish

Ltd. Co., East Asiatic' feoly Ld.', The—

Jardine, M'athfesoii &•-Co., Ld.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Swiss National Insurance

Basle—Leiss, .Bradley nk Go;, Co.,Ld.,

Ltd.

—Reiss, Bradley cfe Co., Ltd.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha -Rhiss, Brad- Taiheiyo Marine and Fire Insur-

ley Co., Ltd. ance Co.-Reii/Bradley &Uo., Ltd.

NoehafC—Roese,

r ddeutscjhe Gebrueder

Ye rsiche r uhgsgesell s- Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld.,—Reiss, Bradley

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—^Roese, United States Salvage Association

Gebrueder —Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

N.schappij

V. Koninklijke Paketvaart

--r Java-China Japan Maat-

Lijn Western Assurance Cc. — Reiss,

Swatow Agency, Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Ocean Insurance Co. — Reiss, Brad- Western Australian Insurance Co.

ley & Co., Ltd. Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance Yangtsze Insurance Association

Co., Ld.—Reiss, Bradley

 CANTON

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co. New York, U.S.A.— China Underwriters, Ltd.—Shew an,

Hogg & Co. Tomes k Co.

Adolphe Saurer Ltd.—Spalinger & Co. Coca Cola—S. A. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—Deacon Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crown

& Co., Ltd. China Company

American Pioneer Line—John Man- Deutsche Teleph. k Kabel; A. G. —

ners & Co., Ltd. Bornernann

American Dewars—A. S. Watson k Co., Ltd.

Matheson&

Co. Line—Jardine,

Directory & Chronicle of the Far

Andrew Weir & Co. (Bank Line)— East — Koehler k Co.

John Manners & Co., Ltd. R. Ditmar Bruenner Bros- Ltd.—Sander

Appareillage Gardy S. A.—Spalinger & Wieler k Co.

Co. Dubarry Perfumery Co., Ltd.—Rafeek

Ateliers k Co.

Spalinger & Construction

de Co. Gerlikon —

Eastern and Australian Steamship

Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—Spalinger & Co., Ld.—Deacon k Co., Ld.

Co. Elm A. G. Fuer Elektrische Indus-

Bayer Pharma Co.—China Export- trie, Wien—Baist k Co.

Import and Bank Co., Ltd. Ellerman k Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.—

Breithaupt & Sohn, F. W.—Schmidt Manners k Co., Ld., John

& Co. K. Engelhard, Frankfurt — German

British-India S. N. Co. (Apcar Line) Dispensary,, Ltd.

—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Ernst Krause k Co.—Baist k Co.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ltd.—

—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Spalinger k Co.

Burns Phil p Line—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Establissements Benninger, S. A,—Spal-

inger

Bvk Guldenwerke, Berlin—Baist k Fire Association of Philadelphia—

Co. Gilman k Co., Ltd.

Canadian Pacific S. S. Ltd. — Jardine, Flottmann, A. Gi—Baist & Co.

Matheson k Co., Ltd.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jardine, Gebr. Pfeiffer, Barbarossa Werk—

Matheson Co., Ltd. Baist k Co.

Chemische Fabrik Promonta—Bornemann Gehe k Co., A. G.—Bornemann k Go. +

k Co. G. H. H. Gutehoffnungshuette—Baist

Chemisch Pharmazeutische A. G.— & Co ,PJ,.cD

China Export-Import & Bank Co., G. H. H. Gutehoffnungshuette, Ober-

Ltd. hausen Rhld. A. G.—Kunst k Albers

“Chevrolet” General Accident k Life Assurance

Kwang MotorCars

Trading C°- — Liang Corp. Ltd.—Loxley & Co.

Glen Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dea- Co., Ltd.

con & Co., Ld. “Goodyear” Tires Co.

k Tubes—Liang Kwang

China Mail—Wm. Farmer k Co. Motor Trading

 AGENCIES^CAMTON E33?

Halifax Fire lag a ranee Co.—V. E. Ferrier M. Henfehldt : & i Soehne - Optische

Hamburg-Am erikA Lime—Carl'owitz & Werke; Wet^ar—Kunst;.;& Albers

Co- o'j t- Magdeburger

Sander WielerFeuer

& COj. Yrrsicherungs 1—

“Hansa Lloyd” Diesel Trucks—Sander “Magirus” Small Motor Fire Engines

Wieler &Co, , r “Goliath”—Sander; VViieler ^ Cp.

Hatz Dieselmotoren Gr.m.b.H.—Baist Meyep Castens.& Co.—Baist & Cp.

'pQ. 's ;

“Helvetia” Swiss Fire Ilusurabce- 00.^— M.Co.A. N Maschinenfabrik—Baist &

1

Spalinger & Co,

Hillman | M. A. N. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-

Ferrier Motor Car Co., Ltd. — V. E. : Nuernberg, A. G.—Kunst Albers

Holland Oost-Azie: Lijn—Holland China Manufacturers V. E. Ferrier .Life .Insurance Po. td.—

Handel§qpmpagnie (Canton). N. V. Marine

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steam- & Co„Insurance Co., Ld.—Deacon

boat Co., Ld.—jDeaoon & Co., Ld. MercantileLd.Bank of India, Ld.— Dea

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. — cop & Co., Ld.

Koehler & Co. Messer & Go.—Baist & Co.

Hong Kong:Matheson

Jardine, Fire. Insurance

& Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.-- Metrawatt H. G,^-Bornemann & Co.

Ho,ng Kong Sunday Herald—Wm. Meyer Castens & Co.—Baist & ■

I

F armer & Co. Michael Birk Ltd.—Bornemann & Co.

Hong Kpng Telegraph—Wm. Farmer | S-■ itMoutrie Co.

k Co., Ltd.—Ferguson' Farmer

& Co.

Hudson, Terraplane—V. E. Ferrier Naef, M. & Co., Ltd.—Rafeek & Co.

Humliev, Ltd,—V. E.rFerrier ; National Union Fire Ins. Oo.—Ame-

Indo-China S. N. Co, Ltd.— Jardine, rican Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc. U.S.A.

Matliefcoxi & Co., Ltd. North British and Mercantile Insur-

Jack & Co., Ltd.j Wm. C.,—Ferguson, Ltd. ance Co., Ltd. — Deacon & Go.,

Farmer & Co. North British and Mercantile Insur-

Jetter & S cheerer—iScbmid't & Co. ance Co., Ltd.—Dent & Co., Ltd.,

Johannes Buerger Ysate Fabrik, Herbert

Wernigerode—Baist & Co. \"N.Wieler

V. Amsterdamsche^Leder M ip—Sander

& Co.

Kade, Dr., Berlin—German Dispen- Oceart Adcident

sary, Ltd. E. Fertier'

“Kepkold” Refrigerators—Hm. Far- OestreicHer, Dr. L’., .Berlin—German

mer & Co. Dispensary, Ltd.

Kern & Co.—Spalinger & Co.

Koch & Sterzel A. G.—Bornemann & Co,. Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—Jardine,

Landis & Gyr-.Spalinger

Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co. Peninsular k Oriental Steam Naviga-

Leslies, Ltd.—Rafeek & Co. tion Co.—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Lloyd’s—Deacon & Co., Ld. Poehl, Prof. Dr. V.,- Berlin—Baist & Co.

Lownfy, W. M. & Co., Ltd.—Rafeek Prince Line and Silver Line—Deacon

& Co., Ld.

& Go.

Luitpold-Werke, Muenchen—German Queen Co.

Insurance Co., Ltd.—Loxley &

Dispensary, Ltd.

E34 AGENCIES—C ANTON—PAKHOI—HOI HOW

Ritz k Schweizer—Baist & Co. Thomas Cowan & Co. Jardine,

Roechling Buderus Steel Works— Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Baist & Co. Tres Corpotration—Baist & Co.

Roechling Buderus Steel ' Works —

Kunst & Albers Union Brewery — Loxley ; & 06.,

Rootes, Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier (China), Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Loxley & Union Assurance Society, Ld.—bea-

con & Co., Ltd.

Co.

Sanitas, Berlin.—iSchmidt & Co. United States Rubber Export Co.,

Ltd.—Rafeek & Co.

Schule & Co.—Baist &• Co. ’ ‘

Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd.—Manners & Y. Ammann A. G.—Spalinger & Co.

Co., Ltd., John. Vereinigte Lausitzer

Slazengers, Ld.—Rafeek & Co. Sander Wieler & Co.Glaswerke A. G.—

Societe des Ciments Portland—Manners Villeroy & Boch—Baist & Co.

& Co., Ltd., John

South China Morning Post—Wm. Weil, Dr. R. and Dr. O.—Baist & Co.

Farmer & Co.

Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.—Rafeek Weir & Co. (Andrew)—Manners &

Co., Ld., John

& Co.

States Steamship Co. — Manners & Co., West

manCoast

n & Co.Life Insurance Co.—Borne-

Ld. John

Sun Insurance Office Ltd.—Manners & Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Loxley & Co.

Co., Ltd., John Willys-Overlf*nd, Inc.—V. E. Ferrier

Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia—Baist &

Co. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. —•

Swiss Car

Spalinger Co. Mfg. Corp., Ltd.— (Canton), N. V.

Swiss Locomotive & Machine Works— Yorkshire Insurance Co.—Holland-

Spalinger & Co. China Trading Co.

PAKHOI

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Kwong Cheong Wo

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Kam Sing Cheung

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Yamashita Risen Kaisha

Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Ching Tai & Co.

HOIHOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

B. & S. Marine and Fire Insurance China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Yuen

—Yuen Fat Lee Co. Fat Lee Co.

Uhina Underwriters ltd.—Wing Fat Wo Fat Sing Steamship Co., Ltd.—

Hong Wing Fat Hong

 HONGKONG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agent* See Preceding Sections')

A. B. C. Underwear Co., Ltd.—Sin- Allen Hance

& Hanburys , 'Ltd.-Dariby k

cere Go., Ltd.

A. G. Spalding & Bros. (British), Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H—Per-

Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd. rin’s (China), Ld.

A. W. V. Turner & Co., Ltd.—A. W. Allen Tours—Hong Kong & Shanghai

V. Turner & Co. (Hong Kong) Hotels, Ltd.

Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co.—Melchers & Co.

Abdulla &; Co., Ltd.—John D. Hutchi- Allied Iron Founders, Ltd.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd,

son &; Co.

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code— Allsop & Co.

& Sons—Oaldbeck, Macgregor

Fung Tang

Adet Seward, Bordeaux—Gilman & Co., Tomes & Co.Union Ltd. — Shewan,

Aluminium

Ltd. Amalgams Co., Ltd.—Carmichael &

Administration of Western Samoa— Clarke

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld. American and Cuban Steamship Line,

Adriatica Insurance Co. — American Inc.-^Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Asiatic Underwriters American Gulf Orient Line—Everett,

Aeolus Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten Incorporated, L.

Larssen & Co. American Mail Line—Dollar Co., The

Aero Products, Inc.—Economical Trad- Robert

ing Co. American' Pioneer Line — States

Agfa China Co.—Deutsche Farben- Steamship Co.

Han d el sgesel 1 schaft American Pioneer Line—Thoresen &

Co., Ltd. „

Agricultural Fire Insurance—Goeke & , Amritlal

Co. (A.) Gjha & .Co., Ltd.-K- B-

Ah Kwcng Co.—Sincere Co., Ltd. Vaitlya & Co.; Ltd

Airetool Manufacturing Co.—Shewan, Amrutanjan Depot—K. B. Vaidya &

Tomes & Co. Co., Ltd.

Amsterdam Diampnd Trading Co.—-

Aji-No-Moto—Honda & Co. Holland-China Handels Compagnie

Alberta Milling Co.—Skott & ;Co. N. V.

Andre

Alemite Corporation — Hong Kong and Engineering FerauF—South China Mercantile

Hotel Garage Co.

Andrew Weir & Go.—Bank Line, Ltd

Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd. -Doidwell & Co., Anglo-American Tours—Hong Kong &

Ltd. Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd.-W. R. Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Ltd.—San Martino Co.

Alklum Storage Batteries, ttd.-^-ReisS Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld.—She

wan, Tomes & Co.

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Alklum Storage Batteries; Ltd.—A.

1 Angufr WatsoU & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell,

W. V. Turner & Co. & Co., Ltd. b:J cO -i.'

E.‘J6 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Aquascutum Coats—Mackintosh’s, Ld. Aug. Stenman, A.B., Sweden—Robert-

Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd. —Gilman son, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Ajirieina, Inc. Ad. Manufacturers’

“ Arrigoni ” Pood Prod nets— Ita 1 i a n J* Expprt

Trading Co.

Managers — Economical

Agency

Arcturus Radio Tube Co.—'Sincere > Austin Co., Ld.

Motor Car Co., Ld.—Ross &

Co., Ld.

Armand, Gavage—Gauthier & Co. - .Australian Flour “Stag’s Head and

Armstrong Cork Go.ntDavrie Boag £ Kiwi” Brands—Mowing ,Co.

Co., Ltd. Australian Roller Flour Mills—Skott &

Armstrong-Siddeley Cara^-Hong

; Kong Co,

Hotel Garage . Automatic : Coil Windcr k Electrical

Armstrong Siddeley Motors, Ltd.— Turner Equipment Co.,: Ltd.—A. W. Y.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Co.'

Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft, Ld.-- N. A.; TyePencil

Automatic Sharpeners Co.—

& Brothers

Par East Aviation .Co.

Automatic

Aroft Electricity - Meters, Ltd.—A. W'.

V. Turner & Co. hKl .,

Arrol-Johnson• Cftr^wrHong.Kogg Hopei Auto-strop Safety Razor Co.—W. R.

Looiley & Co.

Garage

Asbestos Cement Building; Products, Avon India Rubber Co., Ltd.—Dod-

well & Co., Ltd. "

Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Asbestos Corporation Ltd., Montreal Ayres, A

Ld. (F. H.)—Harry Wicking

Go., Ltd.

—Lam Wing Yan & Co.

Asiatic Steam 'Navigation Co.,'Ld.—* B.M-E.A, (Textiles), Ltd. — Davie,

Jardine, Matheson & 06;, Ld. Boag & Co., Ltd.

Askania—Schmidt

Aspinalls (Paints), tftd.—Dodwell & B. S.- AdGuoS) Ltd.—Thornycroft & Co.

Co., Ltd, B. S. A. Motor Cycle & Bicyclte — British-

Assuranceforeningen Gard Arendal— j Baboud, Bicycle C(o. ,

Thoresen k Co., Ld. Marie & Cie — Jardine,

Assuranceforeningen “Skuld” Oseo— l nI^it^esop;!.^;, C.?-:,..L^d- ; ■

Thoresen & Go., Ld. Banco

i Bros. Nacional Ultramarine—Roza

Astoria Flour Mills—Skott & (Jo- Bank Line, Ltd.—Bank Line (China),-

Athel1 Line—Pure Cane Molasses Co., , Ltd.

Ld . Bankers’ and Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of , Ltd.-AIardine; Matheson & Co., Ltd.

New York—Arnhold &.Co., Ld, Barclay Perkins & C6. — Caldbeck,

Atlas Assurance, Co., Ld,—Jardine, Macgregor & Co

Matneson & Co.,' Ld. ! Barber-WiIhelmsen Line—Dodwell &r

Atlas Assurance ,Oo., Ld., of London ; Co.; Ld.

—Ckina Fire In$surappe :Cp-,'Ld. Barnet & Foster, Aerated Water and

Atl?s Disel, A. B., Stodrholm—A. Refrigeration Engineers, London—

Economical Trading Co.

B. The Swedish ^Trading Co., Fil

in China Barton & Guestier — Caldbeck, Mac-

Atlas IVfacaroni Co., Ht^itr-Jardipe, gregpr & Co.

Matheson A Cq.,, t-td’. Bata (T. & A.)—W. R. Loxley & Co.

Atlas Metal & Alloys Co., Ltd,—Jack Batavia Sea, & Fire Insurance Co.—

& Co., Ltd., Wm. C. A. B. Moulder & Co.

"Auburn” Automobile Qo.—Asiatic Batavia Sea suid Eire Insurance Co.—

Motor Car 'Co., Ltd. Carlowitz & Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG ES7

Beddow & Sons, B.—Jardine, Matheson & Blyth ifc Platt, Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Bedfor

Boag & Co., Ld.

Garage Board of Underwriters of New York

Beeston Boiler & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm —Arnhold

& Co., Ltd. & ■ Co., Ld.

Bohier

Beldam Packing and Rubber Co., Ltd. Co., Ld. Bros. & Co., Ud.—Manners &

—Eastern Asbestos Co., The

Beldam Packing and Rubber Co., Ltd.— Bollinger

& Co.

& Co. —Ca Idbe ck Macgregor

Reiss, Bradley & Co.f Ltd. Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora-

Belfast Ropework Cor Ltd.—John tion, Ld.—J ar dine, Mathescm & Oo.,

D. Hutchison & Co. Ld.

Bell Brothers Ltd.—Shewan Tomes

Bell & Howell Co.—Filmo Depot Co:

Bell & Howell Co.—Hongkong Sport- Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd.—A. S.

ing Arms Store Watson & Co;; Ltd.

Bell Telephone Mfg. Co. — China Boring Co., Inc., James—Hongkong

Electric Co., Ltd. k Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Ben Line, Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston

Ltd. Co., Ld.

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd. — W. R. Borregaard, A/S., Barpslorg, Norway

Loxley & Co., Ltd. —A. B. The Swedish Trading Co.,

Bergen Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten Fil. in China

Larssen & Co. Bbsca Vermouth & Wines^—Italian

Bergens Assuranceforeming—Thoresen Agency

& Co., Ld. Bouchard Aine & Fils, Beaune—I*.

Berger & Sons (Lewis)—Loxley & Co., Rondon & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Bovril? Ltd.—S. H. Langstan

Bergmann Electric Works—Feld & Braithwaite & Co.—Perrin’s (China),

Co., Ld., F. Ltd.

Bernese Alps (Milk)—A. B. Moulder Bradley & Craven, Ltd.—Perrin’s

& Co. (China), Ltd.

A. B. Biller uds—Thoresen & Co., Braham Patterson & Benh&m—She-

Ltd. wan, Tomes & Co.

Bioglan

Ltd. Laboratories—Vit-Alexin (China) “ Branca ” Tonic Wine and old

Brandy—Italian Agency

Bird & Sons—Rudolf Wolff & Kew Brand & Co., London—W. S. Sherly

Birdsboro Foundry Co. — Shewan & Co.

Tomes & Co. Breithaupt & Son, F.—Schmidt & Co.

Birmingham Carbon Works—General Bremicker & Co.—Grotjahn & Co.

Electric Co., Ltd. of China Bright Mbon & Co.—Mowing Co.

Birmingham Guild, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., British Aviation Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ltd. —Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.

Birosboro Fonndry Co. — Shewan British Belting & Asbestos Co. —

Tomes & Co. Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Biscuiteries Gevers—Maison F. Ma- British Borneo Timber Cb., Ltd.—

thieu, S. A. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Bitulac, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Blackman Export Co., Ltd.—Dodwell British and Chinese

—Jardihe, cMathesdlttCorporation,

& Go., Ld.Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Bleistift-Fabrik vOrm Johann Faber British.son, Wilson & Coi, Ltd.Ltd., —Robert-

Deng. Howeses,

A.-G., Nuernberg—Jebsen & Co.

E38 A GENCIES - HONGKONG

British India & A pear Lipea—Mac- Bush Co., &Ltd.,

Cot, Harry

Ltd., W. J.—Wicking &

kinnon, Mackenzie A Co.

British Insulated Cables, Ltd.—She BtvtieE. BiothersTrrUnited Traders

wan, Tomes & Oq., Ltd.

British Mannesmann Tube Co., Ltd. C. Huge Thrss^-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

—General Electric Co. of China, C. J. Van Houten & Zoon, N. V.—

Ltd. Cpited Traders

British North Borneo Government— Cadbury Bros., Ltd.—Hutchison &

Gibb, iLivingsi'ort & Co., Ld. Gb,, John D.

British Patent Perforated Paper Co. Cadillac & Chevrolet — Hong Kong

—A. B. Moulder & .Co, / Hotel Garage

British Phosphate Commissioner^+- j Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodwell

Gibb, Livingston ^ .Co., Ltd. | & Co., Ld.

British Power Boat Co.—Reiss, Bradley i Calico ' Printer Association, Ltd.—

& Co., Ltd. Asia'" Agencies

British Reinforced Concrete Ensdneoring California

Co.,.Ltd.—Davie, JBoag it Co., Ltd. .. ! jm:: ■ • Ink: Co., Inc.—Che San &

British Steel idling Co., Ltd.—Blackmoie Cambiaghi CGuiseppe) — Wicking &

Basto &, Shank, Ltd. Co. (Harry)

Broadwood & Sons, Ld.—Anderson i |Cc),mpbells Mfg- Co.—Davie, Boag &

Music Co., Ld., The Co.,- Ltd. ;;

Bromley & Op., H.—Luhring and; |Campbell Soup Co.—Dodwell

'Smith' i

Brooke. Bond, Ltd.—Davie, Boag iCahada Foils’ Ltd.—A. W. V. Turner

Co., Ltd. t Co..

Broom & Wade, Ltd.-Reiss, Bradley & Canadian Canners Ltd. — Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Brunswick .Record Corporation, N.Y. Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle Co.,.

Ltd.—Cheimg Loy

China Phonograph &'Radio, Ltd.

Brunsgaard Kisterud' & Cb.—Thbre- jCanthp’Insurance Office, Ltd;—Hum-

sen & Co., Ltd. phreys &; Son, John D.

Brunton’s—Skbtt & Co. Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jardine,.

Bruntons—Shewan, Thornes & Co. . Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Brush Development, VCp.,. Ch^Q — CahT Sjianuth—J. A. Victor

Carl Winzerling K. G. Volmarsten—

Scientific Service Co. Grbtjahn & Co.

Bruusgaard Kiosterud L& , Co.—Thore- Carl Zeiss, Jena—Carlowitz & Co.;

sen, & Co..

Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Xirnhoid bo.. C^J'on. Perfumes—Sennet Freres

Ltd. Carreras Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Ltd.-— Carron Co. of Scotland—Wicking &

S.- H. Langston ; Co., Ltd. (Harry)

Burke, Ltd. (Ed. & John)—Wicking & Carter’s Inks-*-N. A. Tye & Bros.

C<*. (Harry) •

Burmeister Wain-^John D. Man- —FarItaliana Casa Generi Nutritivi Oriental!

East Mercantile Co.

ners & Co., Ltd. . Caslon & Co., H. W.—Dickinson &

Burn ifc Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley, & Co., Ld., John

Co., Ltd,

Burns, Pliilp & Co., Ltd. —Gibb, Ceco Cq., Ld.

Manufacturing Co.—Sincere

Livingston & Co., Ltd. Cellactite & British Uralite. Co., Ltd.

Burrell & Co.—Williamson 4; Co. —Blackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd-

Burroughs Adding Machine Co. — Reiss, Celotex Co.

Co., The—Shewan, Tomes &

Bradley & Co., Ltd;

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Cemeiit Marketing Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Chrysler Corporation—Dodwell & Co,,

& Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Cempagnie de Produits Chimiques et Chrysler Plymouth- Cars—Gilman Co.,

Electrometallurgiques Alais — She- Ltd.

wan. Tomes & Co. j Chun Thai Yick Fire Cracker Manu-

Central Insurance Co., Ld.—Alex facturing Co., The—Pavri, K. S. &

Ross & Co., Ltd. Sons

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Chun Yip k Co.—Channel Trading

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Central Union of Marine Under- Cie. Air France—Messageries Maritimes

writers—Karsten, Larssen & Oo. Ciel Generale Transatlantique—Messa-

Century Electric Co.—Shewan. Tomes geries Maritimes

& Co Cie. Indo-Chinoise de Navigation—

Century Insurance Co. of LondDn— Messageries Maritimes

Holla,nd-China

N. V Handelscompagnie, Cie. Lorrane de Charbohs—M. Beraha

Certain-teed Products Corpn. — She- Cierva Autogiro Co., Ld.—Far East

Aviation Co., Ld.

wan, Tomes & Co. “CwnaV Macaroni—Italian Agency

Ceylonica Tea—T. H. Mendis

Chamberlain & Hookham—General Cimenteries & Briqueteries Reunies—

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. ,

Electric Company, Ld. of China i Cirrus Aero-Engines, Ld.—Far East

Chappell Piano Co., Ld.—Anderson Aviation Co.

Music Co., iLd., The

Chargeurs Reunis—Messageries Mari- and Shanghai Hotels,C.)—Hongkong

Clark Cruise (Frank

Ld.

times

Charles Marchant—Jardine, Mathesou Clark chael

k Sons (Henry), Ld.—Carmi-

k Clarke

& Co., Ltd. "Clarke’s Blood Mixture—Gilman & Co.,

Charles McNeil, Ltd.—Carmichael k : Ltd.

Clarke Clarke, Nicholls k Coombs, Ltd.—

Chas. A. Schieren Cb.—Harry Wick- Jardine, Matheson &' Col, Ltd.

ing & Co., Ltd. Cleeves, Ltd.—Dodwell & Cb.) Ltd.

Chatwood Safe Co., Ltd. — Reiss, : Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. —

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Shewan, Tomes k Co.

Chemisch-Pharmazeutische A. G.— Cleveland Rock Drill Co. — Shewkn,

Shewan, Tomes & Co. Tomes k Co.

Chevrolet Cars—Hongkong Hotel I Clifford

Garage Co., Ltd.—DodwellTansan

Wilkinson &'Co.,Mineral

Ltd. Water

China Radio Trading' Co. Cantom-f- ; Climax Crude Oil Motors—Rlidelf,

Lam Wing Yan & Cod Wolff k Kew r

China Siam Wharf k Gbdown Co.— j Climax Rpck Drill Co., Ltd.—A. W-

Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Y. Turner k Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd. — Shewan Clive & Co., Ltd.—J. A. Victor

Tomes & Co.

Chinese Aluminium Rolling Mills Ltd. Coates Bros, k Co.—John Dickinson

k Co., .Ltd*

—Shewan Tomes & Co. Coates & Co.—Caldbeck, Macgregor k

Chinese Foreign Knitting Co., Ltd.— Co.

Pavri, K. S.

Ching Wah Petroleum Co., Ltd .— Coleman

1

& Co.

Export Corporation—Jebsen

South China Oil Refining & Enter- Coleman’s “Vitacup”—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

prise Co.

Chivers k Sons, Ltd. — Jardine, Collar d & Col lard, Ld.—Anderson

Music Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

E3

Eko AGENCIES- HONGKONG

•ColiOTihia Gvaphophone Co., Lid. - Crompton Parkinson Lt d.—Reiss, Bradley

Anderson Music Co., Ld., The

Columbia River Milling Co-.—Skott

Col vein, Ltd.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew Ltd.

Colvilles, Ltd.— Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Crosse & Blackwell, Ld.—Hutchison

Commer Trucks—Gilman & Co., Ltd. & Cbi, John D.

Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—^Gilman & Crossley Brothers, ' Ltd.—Malcolm &

Co., Ld. Co., Ltd. . I

Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates Cunard Line—Nippon Yusen Kaisha

de L'Oceanie—Gibb, , iLivingston & Cuhard White Star Line—Nippon Yu-

Co., Ld. sen Kaisha

Compagnie de Produits Chimiques— Cyrcamo Trading Co., Ld., Oslo—

Shcwan, Tomes & Co. Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Compania Generale de Tobacos—Botel- Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—

ho Bros. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Coinpania Transatlantica de Barce- Daimler-Benz—Jebsen & Co.

lona—A . G., Botelho' & Co. Dampney 4 Co., Ltd.—Eastern Asbes-

Comptoir Siderurgique de. France— tos Co.

Maison F. Mathieu, S.A. Dampney & Co., Ltd., J. — Reiss,

Conklin .Pens and Pencils—Wing On Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Co. Dampskibsassuranceforeningen i Aren-

Connecticut

well ,t Co.,FireLd.Insurance Co.—Dod- dal—Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Dania Products Co.—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Consol Products. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Danish Shipowners’ Defence Associa-

Ltd. tion—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Continental Motor Car Co.—Asiatic Darragh, Smail & Co., Ltd.—Wicking

Motor Go., Ltd. & Co., Ltd. (Harry)

Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.—Hutchison Dawson Payne & Elliott—Dickinson

& Co., John D & Co., Ld., John

Cord Motor Car Co.—Asiatic Motor Davey Compressor Co. — Shewan,

Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co.

Cork Insulation Co., Ltd.—Blackmore, Dayton Price & Co.—Muller & Phipps

Basto *fc Shank, Ltd. De Vos Lemmens — Maison F. Ma-

Corn. Heyl (A.-G.), Worms—Jebsen & thieu, S. A.

Co. Deinhard & Co.—Caldbeck, Macgre-

Cosman Freres—Caldbeck, Macgre- gor Sc Co.

gor

Courvoisier, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ld.

Cow & Gate, Ltd.—S. H. Langston Demag — Chien Hsin Engineering

Co., Ld.

Cox & Kings, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Den Giensidige Damoskibsassurance-

Ld. forening Skjold, Porsgrud — Tho-

Crane, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. resen & Co., Ld.

Crane, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley <& Co., Dencil Manufacturing ’ Cb., Ltd.—

Ltd. Mowing Co.

Denis Freres d’lndochihe^—Indo-China

Creed & Co., Ltd.;—China Electric Trading Col

Cb., Ltd. Dennis Bros., Ld.—Ross & Go., Ld.

Crescent Manufacturing Co.—John Dental Lathe Brushes—H. F. Shields

D. Hutchison & Co. Detroit Aircraft Oorpn.—L. E. Gale

Cristallcries Deuchar, Robat, (Ld., Edinburgh—

A.—Maison deF. Val St. Lambert,

Mathieu, S. A. S. Bradley & Co., Ld.

 AGEN CIES— HONGKONG E41

D’Evian-les-Bains — Caldbeck, Mac- Eastern Asbestos Co.—Reiss Bradlejr

gregor & Qo. & Co, Ltd.

Distillers Eastern Insurance Co- — Jardine,.

Price & Agemcy,

Co,, Ld, Ltd., The — Gande , Matheson k Co, Ld.

Distillers' Agency, Ltd.—Gilman & “Echo” Ld.

Radios—Anderson Music Co,

Co., Tdd. ‘

Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co., Eberhard Faber’s Pencils—N. A. Tye

k Brothers.

Ld.

Dodn-ell & Co., Ltd. — Wilkinson, Echophone

! Radio Mfg. Co, Ltd,—

Shewan, Tomes k Co. • ,:

Hey wood & Clarke

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., (Columho)—Dodwell ness (Far East), Ltd.Co, Ld.—Fur-

Economic Insurance

& Co, Ltd.

Dodwell & Co, Ltd, (London)—Dodwell Economic

Insurance Co, Ltd.—R. H.

Katewall k Co. .

Dodwell k Co, Ltd,;/-> Red Hand Ed. & John Burke, Ltd. — Harry

Composition sT Co. . Wicking \k Co., Ltd.

Dollar Steamship Line—Dollar Co;, Co, Ld. “Eddystone” Radios—Anderson Miisie

The Robert

Dollfus-Mieg & Co—G. E. Huygen “Eddystone” Wireless Apparatus-

Dominion Truck Equipment Co.—Par Ediswan Economical Trading ‘Co.

East Motor* Radio Apparatus—Rudolf

Wolff k !Kew

Dorman k Co, Ltd, W. H.—Gilman & Eiseh * Export Co.—J. A. Victor

Co, Ld.

Douglas Steamshin Co., Ld.—Doug- El Gilman Orieptek Go.,

Fabriea

Ltd. de Tabaqos Jnu. -

las, Lapraik k Co. > i

Drambuie Liqueur Co. — Caldbeck, Elders Insurance Co,On Ld.-—frnioh

Elbschloss Beer—Wing Co, Ld,

Macgregior k Co. Trading ’Co,. Ld..

Drapier k Fils—Hongkong Cahtoh Electrad Inc. New York—Lam Wing

Export Co,. Ltd. Yan & Co.

“Dreh‘er,'’i-freer—Italrari Agehcy

Drysdal© k Co, . Ltd.—Malcolm k Electrolux, Co.

Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes &

Co . Ltd. “Elephant” Brand Sulphate of Airi-

Dufaut Fils—Galdbeck) Macgregor & .monia—Hetersmi

Co. Fli Lilly k Co.—A. S. Watsoh k Co:r

Duff Whisky-Wing On Co, Ltd. Ltd.

Duminy et Cie, Champagnes—Gilman Ellerman k BucknaK S.S. Co, Ld.—

k Co, Ltd. Bank Line, Ld.

Duplex Printing Preks Co.—Linotype Eilison Milling & Co:—Skofct & Co.

k Machinery, Ld.

Durand k Huguenin S. A, Basle— Employers’ Liability

Jardine, Matheson e Co;, Ltd. Corpn.—

Petersen k Co. EnoLtd, J. C.—Harry Wicking & Oo,Ltd.

Dynamit Actien-Besellschaft—Shewan, Erasmic Co, Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe

Tomes k Co. ■son & Co, Ltd.

E. L Du Pont de Hemours k Co, L. TheM. Swedish Ericksson k Co, Stockholm—

Trading Coi

Inc. —Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Eagle and Glbbe Steel Co, Ltd.—Dodwell Ernst Schliemann Oelwerke—Shewan

k Co, Ltd. Vomes & Co.

Eastern and Australian S.S; Co, Ld. Erwen Lucas Bols-r^-Caldbeck, Macgre-

’ gor k Co.

—Maukinnon, Mackenzie k Cb.

*E3

 E42 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Efcablissetnents Lebocey—Shewan Tomes Foh Sing Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

& Co.

Eta. Pernod & Fils.—L. Rondon & Forrest cantile Printing

Printers’ Ink Co., Co.,

Supply Ld.—Mer-

The

Co., Ltd. Fou Foong Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

Etbs de Wendel, Hayange, France— Frankfurt—Deutsche Farben Handels-

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. gesellschaft

Evans, Marshall & Co., Ltd.—Jar- Franklin Electric Co.—Rudolf Wolff

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Evans . Sons, Leseher & Webb, Ltd.— & Kew

Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd. Fraser & Chalmers—General Electric

Everett Rubber Co.—United Traders Co., Ltd. of China

Ewo Brewery Co.—Jardine, Matheson Fraser Valley Milk Producers Asso-

ciation, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

Ewo Cbtton Mills, Ld. — Jardine, Frederick Sage & Co., Ltd.—Harry

Matheson &. Co.,' Ld. Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Express Lift Co.—‘General Electric Freeman & Sons Co., J.—Dodwell &

Co., Ld. of China Co., Ltd.

Eye-Gene Co.—United Traders

French American Banking Corpora-

Fairbanks, Morse, ,& Co.—Shewan, tion, New York—Banque de 1’Indo-

Tomes & Co. Chine

Famous Foods Ltd.—Dndwell

Far East Superintendence Oo>., Ld.— Fried. Krupp, A. G. Essen—Carlo-

Goddard

Farbenindustrie (I. G.)—China Ex- Frigidaire Corpn. of New York—Dod-

port-Import and Bank Co. well & Co., Ltd.

Farbenindustrie I. G.—Deutsche Far- Fry & Sons, Ld. (J.S.)—Hutchison &

ben-Handelsgesellschaft Co., John D.

Farleigh Nettheim & Co.—Himly, Ld. Fulford, Ltd., C- F.—Gilman & Co.,

Fassett dt Johnson—Gilman & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Fatum Accident Insurance, Co.—Bodi- Fuller Accumulator Co.—Rudolf, Wolff

ker & Oo. & Kew

Fawcett Preston & Co.—Arnhold & Furness, Withy & Co., Ld.—Furness

Ob., Ltd. (Far East), Ld.

Federal Union Insurance Co.—Dod- Fuess, R.—Schmidt & Co.

well & Co., Ltd. Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Fei Lun S.S. Co., Ltd.—Carmichael & —Nippon Yusen Kaisha.

Clarke (managers)

Ferodo Ltd.—Dodwell .& Co., Ltd. G. Bellentani—San Martino Co,

Ferro-Arc

Tomes & Co.Welding Co., Ltd.—Shewan G.Ltd.& J. Weir, Ltd.—Malcolm & Co.,

Fichtal & Sachs—Grotjahn & Oo. Galbraith

Ltd.

Findlater, Mackie Todd & Co., Ltd.— Gambrell

Gilman & Co., Ltd. Bros. & Co,, Ltd.—A. W. V.

Fincken & Co., A. C. — Jardine, Ganz Turner, & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Fire & General Insurance — Arnhold Garland Steamship Corporation—Jaj-

dine, Matheson & Co.

& Co.. Ld,

Foamite Firefoam, Ltd.—Dodwell & Garland Petroleum Co., Ltd.—South

China Oil Refining Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Foggitt & Jones Propt. Ltd.—A. B. Garrard Engineering & Mfg. Co.,

Ltd.—S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.

Moulder & Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E43

“Geisha” Fabrique de Parfums, Le- Glen Line Ltd.—Jar dine, Matheson &

xembourg—Mowing Co; Co.

Genatosan Ltd. — Loxley & Co. Glenfield k Kennedy Ltd.—Arnhold

(China), Ltd., W. R & Co., Ltd.

General Accident, Fire< & Life Assur- Gloucester Railway Carriage Co., Ltd.

ance Corp.—Ross & Co., Ld. (Alex.) —Perrin’s (China), Ltd

General Accident, Fire and (Life Ash Godfrey Phillips, Ld.—Hutchison &

surance Corp., Ltd., all department, Co., John D.

including Marine—Backhouse, Ltd., Golden State Co., Ld.--Hutchison &

James H. Co., John D.

Geneal Electric Co., Ld. (London)— Gollin & Co. (Prop. Ltd.)—A. B.

General Electric Co., Ld. of China Moulder & Co.

General Motors—Hongkong Hotel Ga- Goodrich Tyres—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

rage Graham Motors—Vfong Sin Woon

General Motors Export Co.—Far East Grotjahn & Co.—Robertson, Wilson &

Motors Co., Ltd

General Neon Light Co.—.Sincere Co., Great American Life Assurance Co.—

Ltd. Hongkong Canton Export Cp,

General Steamship Corporation—Jar- Great Eastern Life Assurance Go.—

dine, Matheson & Co. John Manners & Go., Ltd.

Geo. Younger & Son, Ltd.—Caldbeck Great Western Chemical Co., U.S.A.

Macgrfegor & Co. —Domestic Engineers, Ltd.

George

ing & Banks

Co., Ltd.& Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick- Gregg Co., Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes &

Co. '

George Dralle, Germany and Jave — T. M. Gregory k Co. —Ipekdjian

Jebsen & Co. Bros,, Ltd.

George Goulet—Caldbeck Macgregor Gresham Fire & Accident Inc. Sob. Ltd.—-

Gilman k Co,, Ltd.

& Co.

George Kent Ltd.—Malcolm & Coi; Griffon Co., L.—Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Grimault & Co.—Atienza, Vicente &

Germ Lubricants Ltd.—Jack & Co., Ltd. Co.

Wm. C. Grotjahn & Co.—Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers & Co. Ltd.

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Fac- Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co.. Ld.

tory,' Inc.—Atienza, Vicente & Co.

Gerrard Industries, Ld.—Dodwell & Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.Canada, Ltd.

Co., Ld.

Gibbs, Ltd., D W. -Hutchison & Co., H. k G. Simonds, Ld.—Caldbeck,

John D. Maogregor & Co.

Gibson Electric Refrigerator Co. — Haden & Sons, Ld., G.N.—Reiss,

Shewan, Tomes & Co. Br alley & Co., Ltd.

Gillespie, KinsportsHotels,

Kong & Shanghai & Beard—Hong

Ltd. Haggle & Sons (R. Hood)—Robertson,

Wilson & Go., Ld.

Gillette Industries, Ltd.^—Loxey & Hall k Co., Ld., T.B.—Gande, Price

Co., (China), Ltd., W. R. k Co., Ld.

Givaudan & Co., L.—Shewan, Tomes Hall, Ld.—Bredia—Chieii Hsin Engin-

& Co. eering Co.

Glandular Preparations Ltd. — Dod- Hall, Ldl (J. & E.)—Carmichael &

well & Co., Ltd. Clarke

Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—W. R. Lox- Hall’s Sanitary Washabe Distemper—

ley & Go., Ltd. Jack & Co.

E44 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Hamburg’Am

and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. Co., Ld., F.

Hammond Organs—-S. Stoutrie k Co'., Hoi Fook Shipping Co., Ld.—Brandt,

Ltd. . . i & Co. a

Hambgrg-Agierika jLinie+rfTflb^en & Gp. Hydatid America" Line—JaVaeChina -

1

“Hanan" Shoes —Mahkintofeli’s, Ltd. • japan-JLijn

Hanover Fire Lis. Co':1 — American Holland East Asia Line—JaVa-Ghina-

Japan Lijn

Asiatic Underwriters

Haft'sow-Van Winfkle-Munning nCo.—* HoMes Projector Co.; Chicago —

Scientific Service Co.

Cheung Loy

Hardin Bros.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew Holophane

Wm. C. Ltd. — Jack & Co., Ltd.,

Harley- Davidson Motorcycles— Gascon Home Insurance Go.—Huygen, G. E.

Motor1 Co.

J. A. Harris. Ltd.—K. B. Vaidya & Home Union

Insurance Co. of New York—

Trading Co., Ld.

Co.,-Ltd.

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.-Dodwell Hong Kong Art Frame Manufactory

^Pavri, K. Si & Sons,

& Co;, Ltd.

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.—Gibb, Living- •Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co.,'Ltd.

—Jardine, Mathesdrt- & Co., Ltd.

ston & Co., Ltd.

Harwood Self-winding Watches—Sen- Hong Kong Rop^ Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd.—Shewen Tome & Co.

net Freres

Hattersley (Ormskirk), Ltd. — Malcolm Hooduein Economical

& Co.,. Chas. Chicago—

Trading Co.

A- Co., Ltd. - : . chison & Co., John, D.

Hattnrj Poultry Farm—Oriental Tra- Horrockses, Grewdson & Co., Ld —

ding, Go. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

A/S Haugesunds Sjoforsikringssels- Horse ley Bridge k Thomas PiggottLtd.—

kap—Karsten, Larssen & Co. Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.

Heidseik & Co.—W. R. Loxley & Co., Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain, Ld.

Ltd. —Eastern Asbestos Co., The

Heine & Co. (A,. S.)—China Export-

Import and Bank Co. Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain Ltd.—4

Heinke &,Co. (C. E.j)—Dqdwell & Co., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. .,

’ Ltd. Hubbuok & Sons, Ld. , (Thomas)—-

Henderson, Ltd., P. .Q*;—Blackmore Wicking & Go., Ld.

Basto & Shank, Ltd. Hudnut,, Richard — Loxley & Co.

Hey dry' Bros. (London), Ltd.—Mal- (China), Ltd., W. R.

colm & 'Cpj Ltd. Hudson Bay & Co.—Loxley .& Co-

Henry Clark & Sons Ltd.—Carmichael Hudson's Eumenthol Jujubes—Giimau

A; Claike : & Co., Ltd.

Henry Disston : & Sons, Ltd.—W. R. Hull Chemical Works—Dodwell & Co.,

Loxley &i Co., (China) Ltd. Ltd.

“Henry Heath” Hats—Mackintosh’s. Humboldt

• Ltd. o' ■ Mining Machinery—Chien

Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Henry Simon Ltd.—Arnhold k Co., Humber & Hillman Cars—Gilman &

•>Ltd. n* Co., Ltd.

Hepburn & Gale Ltd., Barrow — Harry Hunt Roope Teage & Co.—Dodwell

Wicking & Go., Ltd. Co., Ld.

Hercules Cycle & Motor Cd., Ltd.— Hutton & ,Co., Pty., Ltd., Jj C.—Pod-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hjorth & Co., B.A., Stockholm—A.B. i Huntley well k Co., Ltd. ..

The Swedish Trading. Co., Fill in Co., Ld.k Palmer, Ltd.—Dodwell k

China

 . AGENCIES—HONGKONG E45

loilma Co., Gtd-^Dodwell & Co., Ltd, “Italit” Products, Ld. — Shewan,

'I fall’’ P ha rm aoeut i-cals — Shewan Tomes & Co.

Tomes & Co Italia & Cosulich Lines—Lloyd Tries-

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Sank Line tino

(China), Ltd. Ixion Tool Works—Grofcjahn Co..

Imperial Airways, Ltd. — Imperial

Airways (Ear East), Ltd. J. Blakeborugh Sons Ltd.—Malcolm

Imperial Chemical Industries Metals 'Co.; Ltd.

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. J. Calyefa &, Co.—L. Rondon, Co.,

Imperial Typewriter Co., Ld.—Reiss Ltd.

Bradley & Cb., Ltd. J. Perrier. Fils.—Caldbeck, Macgr.egpr

India Tyre & Rubber Co.—W. R. Loxley ! & Co’.'

& Co., Ltd. J Sedgwick & Co., Ltd.-Caldbepk,

Indian Transcontinental Airways. !J r’ Macgregor tb Co..( ,

Ltd.—Imperial Airwavs- (Far East), J. Tbi^riez Pere & Fils

Ltd. Bresson—L. Rondon & Co.. Ltd.

Indo-China Portland Cement Co.. J. R. Geigy'S; A.,! Basle—Petersen cjr Co.

Ltd.—Alves

Indo-China Steam k :Navigation Co., J. son S. Fry &. Sons, Ltd.—John D. Hutchi-

Ltd.—Jardipq, Mathesqn & Co., Ltd. J. & &’Co.

Insulating ^Products .Ltd. — Mowing ■ Ltd.-E. - Hall•' Ltd.—Malcolm ;

Co.,

Co. Jacks & Co., Wm.—Dbdwell k Co,,

Insurance Co. of North America— Ltd.

China Underwriters Ltd. Jacks & Co. JVmd'tondon-W:; iam C.

Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd.— ■ Jack &-Co. ' - • ’

China Underwriters,' Ltd. . Jack & Co.,. Ltd., Win.' C.—Ca. lender’s

1

International B. F.‘ Goodriqh Cprpn. Cable Coristr'iiction - Co., Ltd.

—Carlowitz & Co.

International Chemical Co.—W. R. James Boring Co.,

&; Shanghai Hotels,Inc,Ltd.

— Hong Kong

Loxley & Co., Ltd. Buchanap &r(io., Ltd. —DodwrelI

International Farve rabVik A/S. Ber- James & Co., Ltd.’ ‘

gen—Wallen k Co.

International Malleable Iron Co., Ltd.— James Burrough

Matheson & Co., &Ltd.Co., Ltd.—J ardine,

Dodwell &Uo., Ltd.

International Selling Corporation — Reiss Bradley Norton

James Farmer &z Co., Ltd.—

& CoV, Ltd..

Shewa.n Tomes *fc Co. 9 James tiibbons fitd. Gilman & Go.,

International StandardCo,, Ltd.

Corp.—China Electric Electric ;; Ltd.

James

International Trading Cd.—O. P. Bradley & Co., Ltd. H. Lament & Cop'.Ltd.—Reiss

Young & Co.

long Moc Tong Knitting Manufac- James Hardie M Co.—Reiss Bradley

& Co., Ltd.

tory- -Pa vri, - K. S. & Bona ,

Ipekdjian Bros,, Ltd!—T. M. Gregory James Hawker" &: 'Co—Caldbeck, Mac-

. grpgor .Op.: ■ • -e

Cvp.

Iron Jqlliods—G^ilnian

ironite Co., Ltdi^-vtReissj, Bradley/, & James Robertson & Son Ltd.—Hitrry,

.. Bfndley & Lid. ,

Co„ Ltd., , , ,,'i

Irish Linen Mills, Ld.—Davie, Bpag Wieking &A Co,/ Ltd.

& Co,, Ltd. James Templeton & Co.—Asia Agen-

Irving’s 1 ci«fe s • o ) ' ■ 1)

Ltd, “Yeast-Vites’’

; .lii — ■ Gilman'■ & Co., James & John G. Scbot—^’Kdbel'Json,

Isthmian SI S.‘ Lines—Bank Line, Ld. Wilsdnk& CP.J Ltd.

E46 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Jas. Coutts & Co.—Caldbeck, Macgre- Kabelwerk Rheydt A.-G., Rheydt—

gor & Go. Jebsen & Co.

Jas. Hennessy & Co.—L. Rondon & Kaijima Shogyo, K. K. — Jardine,

Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Jas. Williarrison & Son, Ltd.—W. R. Kailan Confectionery Co., Ltd. —

Loxley & Co., Ltd. Kwon’g Tai Hong

Java Pacific Line—Java-China-Japan Kailan Mining Administration — Dod-

Line well & Co., Ltd.

Java Sea. & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd.—Car- Kay & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

lowitz & Co. Kelvin Motors—Bailey & Ck>.

Jebsen & Co.—Deutsche Earben-Hah- Kellogg Switchboard & Supply C. —

delsgesellschaft Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Jenson & Nicholson, Ltd. — John D. Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.—

Hutchison & Co. Domestic Engineers Ltd.

Jetter & Scheerer—Schmidt & Co.

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid—Wing On Co.. KelvinLtd.

Motors—W. S. Bailey & Co.,

Ltd.

John Crabbie & Co.—Caldbeck, Mac- Kenrick & Jefferson Ltd.—Loxley &

Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

gregor & Co,

John Dewar & Son, Ltd.—A. S. LivingstonSon,

Kenyon & Ld. (James) Gibb,

& Co., Ld.

Watson,& Co., Ltd.

John Harper & Co., Ltd., Wiilenhall Dodwell & Co., Ltd.& Co., Ltd.—

Kerner Greenwood

—Economical Trading Co.

John Harvey & Son—Caldbeck, Mac- Kia-Ora, O. T., Ld—Caldbeck, Mac-

gregor & Co.

gregor & Co.

John Jameson & Co.—Caldbeck, Mac- Kidd & Co. (John), Ltd.—Wicking &

Co. (Harry)

gregor & Co.

John Kidd & Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick- Co., Ltd& Sons, W. S.—Dodwell &

^impton

ing & Co., Ltd.

John Knight Ltd.—DodweR

Johnnie Walker & Sons, Ld.—Cald- Kaisha

beck. Macgregor & Co. Kirin Beer—Honda & Co.

Johnson, Ld. (H. & R.), Dd.—Harrj “ Kiwi ” Boot Polish—Loxley & Co.,

Wicking & Co. tyd.

Johnson Pickett Rope Co.—Dodwell & Klaveness, A. F. & Co., A/S.—Thore-

.Co., Ltd. sen & Co., Ld.

Jones & Co., Pty., Ltd. (J.)—Dodwell Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

& Co., Ltd. Service)—Bank Line, Ld.

Jones Textilaties Export Co., Ltd.— Kobe Marine and Fire Insurance Co.—

China Engineers, Ltd. Katoh & Co.

Joseph Gautier & Fils—South China Kohler of Kohler Sanitary Equipment

Mercantile and Engineering Co. —Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Joseph Lucas, Ld.—Hongkong Hotel Kolok Mfg. Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Garage

Josiah Parkes & Sons, Ltd.—Harry Wick- Kopke & Co,

Mathesoh & Co.,Ltd.

Ltd. C. N.—Jardine,

ing & Co., Ltd Korting Diesel Engines—Feld & Co.,

S. A. Jules Robin—W. R. Loxley & Ld., F.

Co., Ltd.

Jules Sabourin & Co. — Caldbeck, Krupp, Fried—Carlowitz & Co.

Macgregor & Co. Kruschen Salts—Gilman & Co., Ltd. .

“K” Shoes—Mackintosh’s, Ltd. Kung Sam Chai—C. P. Young & Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E47

Kupper Brewery—Caldbebk, Maegre- Lancashire Insurance Coi.—Petersen

gor & Co & Co.

Xwong Hing Tai Fire Cracker “Lanka Brand” choicest pure Ceylon

Manufacturing , Co.—Pavri, K. S. tea—Windsor Brothers

& .Sons Lauritzen H.—Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.

Xwtmg Man Loong Fire Cracker Law Union & Rock Ins.* Co.—Gilman

Manufacturing Co, Ld., The— & Co., Ltd.

Pavri, K. S. &; Sons Lawrence Leather Co., A. C. — She-

Kwong Sun—C: P. Young &'Co. wan, Tomes & Co.

L Rose & Co.—Galdbeck, Macgregor Ltd.Howl & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Lee

& Co. Legal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Russ & Co.

Xi’Alliance Francaise—Karsten, Lar- Legal Insurance Co.—Skott & Co.

seen & Co.

L’Union

Paris —Fire

CreditInsurance Ltd. of L. Leichner (London) Ltd.—Petersen

FoncierCo.,d’Extreme Leipzig Fair—Melchers & Co.

4 Orient Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co.

‘La Corbeille”—Maison F. Mathieu, Leland Electric Ltd.

S. A.

LaYebana-M. Beraha tic Engineers! Ltd. Co., U. S. A.—i >omes-

“Lanka

Laboratories Carteret — Hongkong Leonis Works—Maison Brand” Tea—Windsor Bros.

Canton Export Co., Ltd. F. Mathieu,

S. A.

Laboratories Douetteau Freres—Hong- Leverkusen1 (Germany) — .China Ex-

kong Canton Export Co., Ltd. port, Import and Bank Co., Ltd.

Laboratories Foumouze — Hongkong Levers Pacific Plantations Pty. Ltd.—

Canton Export Co,, Ltd. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Laboratories Gomenol Prevet—Hong- Libby McNeil A Libby—Dodwell & Co.,

kong Canton Export, Co., Ltd. Ltd...

Laboratories lodo-Maisine—Hongkong Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Canton Export Co., Ltd. —O, Chan & Co.

Laboratories'.: Lafarge — Hongkong Lindemann, Ld.—Caldbeck, Maogre-

Canton Exporf Co., Ltd. go>r & Co.

Laboratories Lematte & Boinot— Liner Concrete Machinery Co., Ltd.—

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ld. Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Laboratories Miraton — Hongkong Linguaphone Language Records—An-

Canton Export Co., Ltd. derson Music. Co., Ltd.

Laboratories Odinot—Hongkong Can- | Lion Beer—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

ton Export Co., Ltd.

■“Lafarge” Extra White Cement—: LiverpoolLd.—Sincere

Lissen, Co.

and London and Globe Insur-

Gibb, Livingston &: Co. ance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Lake of the Woods Milling Co.—Skott Liverpool Refrigeration Co., Ltd.—

& Co. Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Lalique Glassyrane—Sennet Freres Lloyd’s—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Landis & Gyr, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Dodwell & Coi.,

& Co. Ltd.

Lament

Bradley&&Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd. James H.—Reiss, London Assur.—China Underwriters

Lamplaugb & Co.—Rudolph Wolff and A. B.,Fire

London Assurance Corporation—

The Swedish Trading Co.,

Kew Fil. in China

Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto, Ltd. London and Provincial Marine and

—Dodwell Ltd. General Insurance !Co., Ltd. — Davie

Lancashire Insee. Co.—Griffith & Co. Boag A Co., Ltd.

E48 AG F. 'vOIESH () X O K 0 N G

Londor Yarnish and Enamel Co., Ld. Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co.,

—Hutchison & Co., John, D. oO . Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Lotus, id.—Rudolf Wolff' & Kew Maple Leaf Milling ;Go.—Skott & Go.

Louis Bert & Ci6—DodweTI & Co., Ltd. Marcdnipbone Kew

“ Co'.—Rudolf Wolff &

Lucas. Ltd., Joseph—DpdjyeU 1 & ,Co.,

■Ltd! • ‘ » ■ ;

■‘ Marchant, Char!

son & Co., Ld. r

es- Jardine, Mafhe-

"Luxardo’/ Liquors &, Syrups—Ita- Marine Insurance?—Arnhold & Co.

han Agency Ld.

Lykes Bros. Rinley Steamship—L, Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackin-

'Everett, Inc. ‘ non, Mackenzie A Co.

Maersl- Liiie—Jehseh & Cd. Maritime Insurance Go,-'-8teger A Go.

Macfarlane Lang—Gilman ife Co , Ltd. Markt A Co.—Dodwell A Co., Ltd.

Macinillan Petroleum Corp. Products MartelIri Co., Ld. 3a. F. — Oande. Price' A

— K. ). Petroleum Co. of China

Maconoohie Bros.Ltd.Ltd. — Jardine, Ma- ! gor A 'GAo. Rossi—Caldbeck, Macgre-

the,son & Co,,

Martini

Maersk Linie—Jebsen & Co. Geo. Mason A Co., Ltd.—Loxley A

Magirm Diesel Trucks & Motor-Fire | Masonite Co,, W. R,

f.isg.ines—Chien Hsin Engineering I Co., Ltd.Corporation—Davie Boag A

Co., Ltd.

Maiscn Jacquin.r—L. Ron don & Co.. Maw A Co., Ltd. —Gilman A Co., Ltd.

Ltd., McEwan Younger Ltd.—Dodwell A

Mjanuiacturas de Corcho Armstrong—; Mckesson Co., Ltd.

A.' (I: Botelho & Co. : A Robbins, Ihc.—Shewan

Maw A Co., Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd. Tomes A Co.

McNeil Ltd., (C.) — Carmichael & Ltd. Meccano Ltd.—Loxley A Cm W. R.,

Clark Li 07 Mi

iMcKesw n & Robbins, Inc:—Bodiker Loxley A Co., Ltd., W. R. Ltd.—

Medical A Gen. Exporters,

McKesson Meji Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mit-

Tomes iv' Co.& Robbins, Inc.—Shewan Melhouse—S. sui Biissan Kaisha, .Ld.

Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co., Mellowes A1 Cp-.,E. Ltd.—Dodwell Iluygeri

A Co.,

l.y(j. Arnhold A' Co., Ld. Ltd.

Magncdia Anti-Friction'- Metal Co.— Mbltis, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson’ A Co.,

Robertson, Wilson &c^Co., Ltd. .. Ld.

“Magnus"’ Metal—H.. E:’.Shields.

“Magnus’’ Metal Sundries — H. E. Meltox Ooipb.—Noen Electrical Corpti-

of Asia.

Shifelde : ,

“Magum” Meted Equipment—H. E. Co., Ld.,River Menam Towage and Lighter

The—Thoresen A Co., Ld.

Shields

“Magnus” Mbtal Dentures!—H. E.\ Ld.-^Grbb, LivingstonInsurance

Mercantile Mutual Co.,

Co.; Ld.

Shields (i fvtJ

Malayau Breweries, Ltd.—A. S. Wat- Merchants Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Jardine, Mathespn & Go., Ltd..

son A Co., Ltd.

Malayan Collieries,, I.td., Kualti Lam- Merck (E.)—Carlowitz A”Co. ' '

Merz A C^.—K. B. Vaicfytfc & C >.

pur - Tlipresen & CpU.Ld,

Manganese Bronze & Brass!- Com Ltd.— Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex-

port Co.—Arnhold ?A’Co. ’

Dodwell E Co., Ltd., t, ,

Manuel Misa—Caldbeek, Macgregor A Michelson A Steinberg—Kwo'ngti'u A

CO. | j 1, i • , : Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E49

Millars: Timber & Trading Co., Ltd.— National Assuiunce Co., of Ireland —

Jardine, Matheson & Oo;, Ltd. Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Milton Pty., Ltd.—Dodwell Go.;, National Carbon Co;, Inc —China

Ltd. Electric Co., Ltd.

Miiieiva Insurance Co. — ®aTsteh> National Liberty . Insurance Co; of

Larssen & Co. America—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Minton Hollins '& Cd., Ltd.—Dodwell & National Provincial. Bank Ld., Lon-

Cp-, .Ltd. don—Banque deiBIqdo-Chine,

Missouri

& Co.. Lto.Paeifie Railroad Co.—.Docjwell National Union Fire Insuraru.e Co.—

American Asiatio-Uirderwriters

Mitsui Mining Co.. Ltd.—Mitsui Bus- National Yulcanized Fibre Co —R,^^

san, Kaisha,. Ld. , Bradley & Co., Ltd,

Mo & Doinsjo Trading Cq., Ltd.—W. Needle]'’,s, Ltd—Rowing Q0,-: .,. . /

It. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Neill &: Co., Ltd., James—Dodwell &

Moet & Cbandon—Gande & (^o,, Ld. Co., Ltd.

Moj^ats, Ld.—Shewan, Tomps & Co. Netherlands India Tug & -Coal Oci.—

Mollers' Ltd.—A. E. Gerondal Jaya-China-Japaft Lijn ;■ , 1

Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis Netherlands, Irisuiance Co.—Bodiker

Ld.—.Java-China-J,apan Lijn,

—W. S. Sherly & Co.

Montgomerie Stobo & Co., Ltd.—Da Netherlands A. Co. ... , ;

Insurance Co.—Bodi’ker

vie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Morgkn 0& .Co., Ld. (Roxburgh)— Nettheim ..Co,, i

&; Co." (Fkrleigh)—Himiy &

. — ;v

Robertson, Wilson Oo., Ld.

Mdi-gan Crucible Cod Ltd.—Wicking & New well

India Assurance’Co., Ld.—Dod-

&..Co-> Lfl,: ■

Co., Ltd. (Harry)

Morris Cars—Hongkong Hotel Garage New India Insurance Co., Ltd/—Bank

Line,.Ltd.

Morris Commercial Cars—Hongkong New Zealand Co-operative Dairy''Co.,

Hdtel Garage Ltd.—Lnhring,i& Smith

Morris Industries Exp'ort Ltdi—Doutsell Newton, ChahlbM-s & Co,. Ltd.—

. ifc .Co., Ltd. Harry,Wicking 4r)Co.

Morris Motors, Ld.—Hongkong Hotel Newton, Chambers A Co:, Ltd. —Jardiiie,

,G arage Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Motor .Union Insurance Co., Ltd.— Newton Mill Ltd. Thomsen A Co., Ltd;

Union Trading: Co., Ltd.

Motoren - Werke Mannheim Yorm. Nicholas Ltd.

' Pty.j Ltd.—Dodwell &: Co.,

Ben^&.-CQ.—.-Jebseq Qo. :

Motorenfabrik Deutz, — Chien tHsin Nicholson son &, Cb.

File ^o.-—John D. Hutchi-,

Engineering Co., Ltd.

Mulcott Belting Co.—Dodwell & Co:, Nippon Electric Co.—China Electric

Co., Ltd.' • -

Ltd.

Milliard, Eddystone, Radios—Ander- Nippon Fire ' Insurance Co.. Ld.—

Mitsui Bussam Kafeha, Ld. 1

son Music Co., Ltd. ; i ,

Mullard Wifeless, Service — Sincere Nippon Trading Co.

Paint’ C6., Ltd. — 'rental

Co., Ld. onoTI '

Av -P. .Iduiypirtgr^MCoi^-Gheubg Loy Nippon • Salvage 'Co.; Ltd. — Mitsii'j

Bussan Kaisha, EtiB '

N. Y. Ri^paitfabrieken “Victoria,” Nishet ife Go., Ld., James—Dickson1 &'

Dordrecht—A. Goeke & Co. ,.n Co., Ld., John

Kanyo, fKaijUq! Kabushiki Kaisba — i N-isshin; Kaisha

Kiseii Kaisha—Nipp m Easen

Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Natharif,& '■ Cb-V Ltd., ■ Joseph—Loxley 1 Nobel’s Exrplosivfs (Po.. Ld.—Tardine,'

Matheson A (foR Ltd.

& Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

E60 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Nobel Chemical Finishes, Ltd.—fteiss “ Old Taylor’’ Scotch Whiskv—Moses

Bradley, & Co., Ltd. & Co. (N. S.)

Noilly Prat & Co.—L. Bondon & Co., Oldham & Sons Ltd. England—Lam

Wing Yan & Co.

Ltd.

Norddeutscher Lloyd—Melchers & Co. Olivier Ltd.

Chine—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Nordisk S k ib s re de r fere ni ng Oslo— Omega. Watch Co.—M. Beraha

The resen & Co., Ld.

Norge Corporation—Gilman & Co., Ltd. Original Odhner—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Norris, Henty & Gardners, Ltd.— Orlik (L.)—Harry Wicking & Co.

Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ormond Engineering Co. — Rudolf

North Atlantic Insurance Co.—Kar- Wolff & Kew

sten, Larssen & Co. Osaka Electrolyzed Tin Works —

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—Jar- Oriental Trading Co.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel—Reiss,

North British and Mercantile Insce. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—China Underwriters, Ld. Osram-Robertson Lamp Works—Gen-

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— eral Electric Co., Ld. of China

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Otard Dupuy & Co.—Jardine, Mathe-

North River Insurance Co.—American son & Co., Ld.

Asiatic Underwriters Otto & Coj—Deutsche Farben-Han-

Northam, Warren Sales Co., Inc.— delsgesellschaft

Loxley & Co., W. R Overseas Motors Service (A. C. Plugs)

Northern Assurance Co., Ld.—Gibb, —Hong Kong Hotel Garage

Livingston & Co , Ld. Owbridge’s Lung Tonic—Gilman & Co.,

Norton & Gregory, Ld.—Harry Wick- Ltd.

ing

Norwegian Reassurance Co.—Karsten Mackenzie & Co.

Larssen & Co. Page-Hersey Export Co., Ld.—Dod-

Norwegian Triton Insurance Co.— well & Co., Ld.

Karsten, Larssen & Co. Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gilman &

Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- Co., Ltd.

ciety. Ld.—Robertson Wilson & Palatine Insurance Co.—Skott & Co.

Co., Ld.

Nubian Manufacturing Co.—South Palmer Mann& Co.,

it Co..

Ltd. Ltd.—Jardine

China Mercantile and Engineering PanMatheson American Airways Co.—China

Co. National Aviation Corporation

O. Roth & Co.—San Martino Co. Pan Pacific Oil Co. Los Angeles—Woo

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- PapeteriesBros.

poration. Ld.—Gilman & Co., Ld. de Belgiqhe, S A.—Maison

Ocean Bathing Suit Co. New York— Paraffine F. Mathieu. S. A.

W. S. Sherfy & Co. Cos. Inc.—Beiss Bradley &

Ocean Insurance Co.—Gibb, Livings- ParamountCo., Ltd.

ton & Co., Ld. Chemical Works—Mut

Wah

Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ltd.—China Parfumerie Hong

Underwriters, Ltd. L. T. Piver—W. R. 'Lox-

Ocean Oil Co., Ld.—Davie Boag & Parrafine ley & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ld. Co., Inc.—Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

Ltd.

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.— Parsons & Co., C. A.—Dodwell & Co.,

States Steamship Co. Ltd.

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.—■ Partridge

Kew

& Mees—Rudolf Wolff &

Thoresen & Co., Ltd

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E5I

Pathe Freres, Paris—Pathe Orient, Pinchin-Johnson & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

Ld. & Co., Ltd.

Patons ifc Baldwins, Ltd. — Jardine, Pinchinson,

well *fc Co., Heywood

Ltd. and Clark—Dod-

Matheson &, Co., Ltd.

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—United Piper Heidsieck, Rheims—L. Rondon

& Co., Ltd.

Traders

Paul Torch and Battery Factory—K. Pirelli General Cable Works—General

Electric Co., Ld. of China

S. Pavri & Sons

Peace, Ld., W. R. & Co., Sheffield- Plaimar Ltd —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Economical Trading Co. Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Brad

W. K. & C. Peace, Ld., Sheffield- ley & Co., Ltd.

Economical Trading Co. Polak & Schwartz (N. Y.)—Huygen

Peak, Frean & Co., Ld.—Robertson, G. E.

Wilson & Co., Ld. Poles, Ltd.—Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Dcdwell & “Polisex”—Pharmaceuticals (Far East)

Co., Ld. Ltd.

Peninsular & Oriental .Steam Nav. Co. Pommery

gregor & Co.

& Grene—Caldbeck, Mac-

—Mackinnon, Maskenzie & Co.

Penn Yan Motor Boats—Rudolf Wolf! Powell Duffryn Associated Collieries,

Ltd.—Davie Boag & Coi, Ltd.

& Kew

Penta Works Co., Ld., The, Skoevde, Powell and Russell—Dodwell & Co.,

Sweden.—A. B., The Swedish Trad- Ltd.

ing Co., Fil. in China Pratt

Ltd.and Lambert, Inc.—Dodwell & Co.,

Pepsodent Co. Chicago—W. S. Sherly Precision

& Co. Radio—Rudolf Wolff and

Kew

Perry & Co., S. J.— Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Premier-Pal

Peter Lunt & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Ltd. st Sales Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Petters, Ltd.—General Electric Co Premier Steel Co., Ltd'.—China En-

gineers, Ltd.

of China, Ltd. Prentice Ltd.—Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C.

Peugeot et Oie-—Jardine, Matheson Prestolite Batteries—Hongkong Hotel

& Co., Ld. Garage

Philip W. Heyman—Shewan Tomes & Price Brothers Sales Corporation—

Co. Bradley A Co., Ltd.

Philippine Steam Navigation Co.— Priestman Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

L. Everett, Inc. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Philips Lamp Work Eindhoven—Hol- Prince Line—Furness (Far East), Ld.

land China Handelscompagnie, N. Produits Chimiques et Electro-Metal-

Y. lurgiques—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Philips Radios—Anderson Music Co.

Phillip’s Patents Ltd.—Gilman &, Co., Proutyline Products—Neon Electrical

Corporation of Asia

Ltd. Providence Washington Insurance, Co.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Gibb, —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Livingston & Co., Ld.

Phosferine (Ashton & Parsons, Ltd.)— Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—Im-

perial Airways (Far East) Ltd.

Dodwell <& Co., Ltd.

Phyllosan—Gilman & Co'., Ltd. Quasi-Arc Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag &

Pillenger & Co., G. C.—Dodwell & Co. QueenCo., Ltd.

Ltd. Insurance Co.—Loxley & Co.

Pilot, Radio & Tube Corporation— Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Sincere Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

•CjtittertisFanci'- Assui'ance 0&.,' Ltd:—J ar- R, K. O.-Radio. Pictures — Peacock

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Motion Picture Co., Inc.

K. Hood Haggle & Sb.ns—Robeiiteoii, Robert & Co.

Bosch A. G. Stuttgart—Jebsen

Wilton & Co., Ltd Robert Bouehe — Caidbeelc, Macgrt-

R. O. A. Victor Co.—Moutrie & Co'. gor & Co.

Rtd.

R. E. Lister

Robertson Co., H. H.—Davie; Boag

Cf). , ;Ltd., : _ & Co., IxL

Radigm Rubber Co.—Wickipg & Co-. Robertson 'TravelL Bureau, D. F.—

(Harry) Hong Kong & .Shanghai Hotels', Ld.

RaAspmes &; Rapier, Rta.—General Robin Hood Mills—-Skott & Co.

Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Raoul Bigazzi, Florence—Reiss, Bracl- Roe & Co. (A. V.)—Far East Aviation

ley &.(Co., Ltd. Rolls-Royee Cars — Hongkong Hotel

Ratcliff & Sons, J. — Dickson & Ob., Garage

Ld., John , Rolscreen Co.—Davie, Bpag & Co.,

Rawlings Manufacturing! Gc., Ltd,— Ltd.

Carmichael & Clarke Rommans, Ltd.—Gilman & Co,, Ltd.

Rawplugs, Ld.—General Electric Co., Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co.

Ld. of Chi,pa

Ray Manufacturing Co., W. S.—Reiss, Ronson . Lighters—tSepnet Freres ,

Roosevelt Steamship: ,Co.—Jardine,

Braelley &. Co,. Ltd, , Matheson & Co.

Raymond & Whitcomb Co.—Hong- Rootes, Ld.—Gilman & Co., Ld.

kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Raytheon Production Corp.—China Ross & Sons, Ltd., W. A.—Dodwell k,

Co,, Ltd. 11

Electric Cp., Ltd;

Reavell & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ■‘Rotterdam”Ltd,—Gilman

Rothman(S A Co., Ltd.

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Dodwell China-JapanLloyd, Lijn

Mail Line—Java-

& Co., Ltd.

Red Path; - Brown & Co., Ltd.—Davie, Rowntree’s & Co., Ltd.Cocoa & Chocolates—Gilman

, Roag 4 Co., Ltd. Roxburgh Morgan & Co., Ltd.—Ro-

Red Wing Motor Co.—Shewan, Tomes bertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

& Co, Royal butch Air Lines—Java-China-

Reflector & Illuminating Co., Chi- Japan Lijn

cago—Lata Wing Yan & Co. Royal Mail Steam Packet , C|o., .Ltd-—

Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co., Inc. Jardine, MathesonCo., Ltd.

—A; W; V. Turner &-Co. Rbyal Netherlands India Airways—

■“ Uexine ” Leather Cloth — Jardine, Royal ' ‘J ava China-Japan Lijn

Insurance Co.—Loxley: & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Rhederi M. Jebsen A. S., Akbenraa— dine, Mail Royal Steam Packet ‘ C6(—Jar-

Matheson & Co. ,

Jebsen & Co. Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.

•“RidaAoli”' Chianti Wine—Italiah M.) - Java-China-J apan Lijn

Agency ’

Riegles, jS1. A.—1H.on.gk.0ng Canton Ex- ItuberoidCo,

Co., Ltd —Davie, Boag &

port I Co., Ltd. Rustcn & Hominy; Ltd -Reiss Brad-

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ld.—Gibb, ley & Co., Ltd.

Livingston & Co., Ld.

Richard Weiss—K. B.^Vgidya; &;Cp. S.

.Ripkmer^ RintjPyrJebs.en &(.Qoi ,, , ,:p Stton Export CO., Ltd.

A. Chianti RuflmoWC'aldbeck, Mac-

Rigaud, V.—‘Atienza, Vicente &'Co. gregor & Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E53-

Sabang Bay Coaling Station—Java- Shanks & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm . & Co.,

China-Japan Ldjn Ltd.

Sahroe Shannon, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

Tomes && Co.,

Co. Ld., T. T.—SheWan, Ltd.

Safe-Cabinet—Dodwell &• Co. Shelltox Insecticide — Jardine, Mathe.soif

Sage & Co., Ld. —Wicking & Co. Shoemaker & Co., Ltd.

(Harry) Art Looms—The Little

Sales Corpn.- Shewan, Tomes &; Co Shop

Salford Electric Instruments, Ld. Shun Lee Co.—Channel Trading Co.,

—General Electric Co., Ld. of Ltd.

China Signode Strapping Machine Co. —

Salvage Association—Gilman & Co., Ltd. James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Samuel Osborn & Co., Ltd.—Reiss Signode System—Botelho Bros.

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Sika Ltd.—Jack & Co’., Ltd., Wm. C.

Sandakan Light & Power Co., (1922), Silva & Cosens “Dows” Port—Cald

Ltd.—Shewen Tomes & Co. beck, Macgregor & Co.

“Sanitas” X-Ray & Ele.ctro-iMedical Silver Line—Furness (Ear East) Ltd.

Apparatus—Schmidt & Co. Silver Java Pacific Line—Java-China-

Sandernan Sons & Co., Ltd. Geo. G.— Japan Lijn

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Sanderson & Son, Ltd., Wm.—Loxlev Simplex Plaster Co.—Hongkong Ex-

cavation & Construction & Co.

& Co. (China), Ltd., W. R. Simpson Bros. Pty., Ltd.—Gilman A Co,

“Sasso” Olive Oil—Italian Agency Ltd.

Saunders & Co. (Ayrton)—Wicking & Singapore Rubber Works,, Ltd.—She-

Co. wan Tonies k Co.

Sauter, August—SchmMt & Co. Sino-British Engineering (Jorp., Ltd.

Sauter, S. A.—China Engineers, Ltd. —Hume Pipe (Far East),"’ Ltd.

Saunders-Roe, Ld.—Far East Aviation S.K.F. (Swedish Ball Bearipg .po.)

Gothenburg Sweden, A. B. — The

Co., Ld. Swedish Trading Co,

Schieren Co., Chas. A.—Harry Wicking Sisalkraft Co.—Shewan Tomes & Co.

SehoelJer - Bleckmann Steelworks — Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Jack & Co.,

Ltd., Wm. C.

Chien Hsin Engineering. Co„, Ltd.

Scintilla Magnetoes—Lc E. Gale Skandia-verken, A. B., Lysekil—A. B,

Scott (James & John, G-)—Robertson, The Swedish Trading Co.

Wilson & Co., Ld. Skelton & Co., R. A.—Blackmoi-e,

Basto & Shank, Ltd.

Scottish Union and National Insurance Skibsassuranceforeningen

Co.—Hannibal & Co., W.A. i. Arendal—

“Scptts” Hats— Mackintosh’s, Ltd. Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Scrivener SkibsassuranCeforeningen i. Christian

Co., Ltd.& Co., P. E.—Kwongtin & nia—Thoresen'&.Co., Ltd.

Skibsassuranceforeningen

Seagrams—Jardine, Matheson & Co., —Thoresen ks Co., Ltd. VidarJ Oslo

Ltd.

Semoniz Co.—Hongkong Motor Acces- Skuse k Co.,

ing Co. (1931)Ltd.—Hongkong

Ltd. Trad-

sory ,Go.

Shalimar Rope Works, Ltd., Calcutta— Slack Sellars & Co., Ltd.—'China

Epginee^s, Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Slazengers Ltd.—Hutchison & Co.,

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co*, Ld. John D.

Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.— Smith, TaylorBell & Co.* Ltd. —. Moxon

.

Jardine, Matheson & Co.

 E54 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Smooth-On Manufacturing Co.—Car- St. Marceaux Reims—Gilman & Co., Ltd

michael & Clarke “St. Pellegrino” Mineral Water—

Soc. des Yerreies d’Extreme Orient Italian Agency

—Hongkong Trading Co. (1931) St. Pauli Brewery Co-Bremen—

Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ld.

Societa Anonima Fiat, Torino (Italy) Staatsmignen in Limberg — Jardine,

—A. Geoke & Co. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Societe Chimiques de Produits Coigret Staley Manufacturing Co., A. ,E.—

—Shew an, Tomes & Co. Davie, Boag & Co., Ld.

Societe

ciels dedes I’lndp-Chine—John

Oiments Portland Artifi- Standard Motor Co;—Far East Motors

Man- Standard

ners & Co., Ltd. Telephones & Cables, Ltd.—

Societe des Riz d’Indachine Denis, StanleyChina Electric Co., Ltd.

Freres—Indo-ehina Trading Co. Works—John D. Hutchison &

Societe. Dubonnet.—L. Rondon & Co, Star Co.

Ltd. Insurance Co. of America—Dod-

Socipte Maritime Indochinoise—Mes- States &Steamship

well Coj, Ltd.

Co. (Portland)—

sagerie Maritime States Steamship Co.

Societe Rateau—Shewan Tomes & Co. States Steamship Co.—Thoresen & Co.,

Society of Chemical Industry—Arn- Ltd.

hold & Co.. Ltd. Stavanger Marine Insurance Co.—

Solignum, Ld.—Wicking & Co. (Harry) Karsten, Larssen & Co.

Sommerda, A.-G., Somerda-Erfurt Stave,ley Coal A Iron Co., Ltd.—

(Germany)—China Import, Export Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

and Bank Co.

South Bend Lathe Works, U.S.A.— Ste. Maritime Indo-Chinoise—Messa-

gerie Maritimes

Lam Wing Yan & Co.

South British Insurance Co., Ld. Steel Co. of Scotland, Ltd.—Harry

(Fire Marine)—David Sassoon & Wicking & Co.

Co., Ld. Steenkolen Handel Mij—Java-China-

South British Insurance Co. Ld.— Japan Lijn

David & Co., S. J. Stephen Smith’s Hall’s Wine—Gilman

South Chink Motorship Building and Co., Ltd.

Repairing Works Ld., The—Brandt Stickstoff 'Syndikat G.m.b.H. Berlin

& Co. —Jebsen & Co.

A. G. Spalding ife Bros. (British) Ltd.— Stoomvaart Mij. — Java-China-Japan

Gilman & Co., Ltd. Lijn

Sparagnapane, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson Stoopen & Meeus, Antwerp—Thore-

& Co., Ld. sen & Co., Ld.

Sparks Withington Co. (Sparton)— Stratton & Co., Ld., Birmingham,

Hongkong Hotel Garage Edystone Wireless Apparatus—Eco-

Spencer & Sons, Ltd., J. H.—DodweP nomical Trading Co.

& Co., Ltd.

Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co., Stratton & Sons—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Stream-Line Filters Ltd.—Malcolm &

Ld. Co., Ltd.

Spicer & Co.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew Stromberg Carburettors—Gale Co.

•Spokane Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

Spratts Patent, Ltd.—Loxley & Co. Stuart Wm. Turner Ltd.—Jack & Co., Ltd.,

C.

(China), Ltd., W. R. Studebaker Trucks & Cars—Hongkong

•Squibb & Sons—Keller, Kern & Co. Hotel Garage

St. Louis Spring Co;—Hongkong “Summit” Collars and Shirts—Mac-

Motor Accessory Co. kintosh’s, Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E55

■Sun Insurance Office, Ld.—John Manners Taylor & Co. (John)—Moses & Co.,

& Co., Ltd. Ld.

■Sun Insurance Office Ltd. — United Teikoku Salvage Go., Ld.—Osaka

Traders ' Shoten Kaisha

Sundstrand—Dodwell & Co. Telegraph 'CoPdenser — Sincere Co;,

Sun-Maid Rasin Growers Association— Ld.

Kwong Tai Hong Terminal Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

"‘Super Cold” Commercial Refrigera- Terry & Sons, Ltd., Joseph— Dodwell

tors—Gilman & Co., Ltd. & Cp., Ltd.

Super Eltro Outboard Motors—Rudolf Th. Lappe—Caldbeck, Macgregor &

Wolff & Kew Co.

Super,silk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—Jardine," Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Sussman, Wormser & Co.—John ID. “Theraplix”—Hongkong

port Co., Ltd.

Canton Ex-

H utohison & Co.

Svenska, A. B. Gasaccumulator, Thomas Hubbuck & Co., JMd.—Harry

Stockholm,—A. B. The Swedish Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Fil. in China Thomas Ths. Sabroe ik Co., Ltd.-rShewaa

Swallow & Arice, Ltd. — Jardine, Thomson Tomes & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd., M. C.—Eastern

Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Thomson &Co.,Co.,TheLtd., M. C.—Reiss,

Asbestos

Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld—Gil- Thoresen & Co. (O.) Shanghai—Thore-

man & Co., Ld.

Swedish Lloyd Insurance Co.- Kars- Thos. &Boag

sen Co., Ld.

& Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag

ten, Larssen & Co. & Co., Ltd.

Swedish Match Co., Ld.—Swedish- Tokalon, Ltd.- W. S. Sherly & Co.

Chinese Export and Import Co., Ld.

Szcrelmey, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., TokyoCo.,

Marine and Eire insurance

iLd. —Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

Ltd. Ld.

Tokyo

Taccone (G. M.)—Harry Wicking & san Kaisha, Ld. Salvage Co.,‘Ld.—Mitsui Bus-

Co. Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd.—I)odwell

Tacoma Orient Steamship Co.—States & Co., Ltd.

Steamship Co.

Tadiabure,: Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Tom Smith—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

TootalsPyramid Handkerchiefs - Jardine,

Co. Matheson A: Co., Ltd.

Tai Hing Vacuum Bottle Factory— Toplis & Harding, Assessors, London

Au Siu Cho —Goddard & Douglas

Tai Kong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.— Trane Co.—Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Kwong Tai Hong Travel Bureau Lissone Lindeman—

Taiheiyo Marine and Fire Insurance Java-China-Japan Lijn

Co.-—Moses, & Cc. Travellers Official Information Bu-

reau of Ne.tlierlands India-Java-

Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance ' China-Japan

Co., Ld. — Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Lijn

Ltd. “Treetex” Wallboarding — Loxley &

Talbot Cars—Gilman & Cq>., Ltd. Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

Tanneries de Saventhem, S. A.— Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

M atheson & Co., Ld.

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A.

'Tanqueray, Gordon & Co., Ltd-—Dod- Truscon iSteel Co.—Shewan, Tomes St

well & Co., Ltd. Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

T. &• E. ;Boate Ltd.—Shewaa Tomes, &. VansenGeider Zonen Amsterdam—Thore-

& Co., Ld.

Co.

Tackfifl & Qo., Ltd., J. H.—Jack & Vavasseur,& Co., Ltd.

Ltd., J. H.—Davie, Boag.

C6., Ltd., Wm. C.

Tubers Asbestos Ceiuei^t ;Co.'—Dod- Vauxhall Garage

Cars. — Hongkong Hotel

wdl & Co., Ltd.

U. S. Bubber Export' Co., Ltd.—AlexVeritys, Ld—Shewan,..Tomes &'Co.

Ross % Co., Ltd. “ Vesta" Battery

ing & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick-

Underwood EJliott-Fisher Co.—Dod- Vibert (F.)—Keller, Kern & Co.

well & Co., Ltd.

Underwood Typewriter Co.—Dodwell Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.—Blackmore,

Basto & Shank, Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

“Unica” Chocolates & Sweets—Italian iS. Sherly & Co.Co. Philadephia—W.

Vicks Chemical

Agency

Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Harry Victor Chiquot—Gande. Price & Co..

Victor Oil Engine, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Wicking & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Union Brewery—Loxlev & Co. (China) Victor Safe Co.—Dodwell & Co.

Ltd. W. R.

Union Commerciale des Glaceries & Co.Talking Machine Co.—Moutrie-

Victor

beiges S A.—Maison F. Mathieu

Union des Verreries Mecaniqne Beiges, Viking Pump Co. of Canada Ltd.—A..

Brussels—Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. W. V. Turner & Co.

Union . Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— Vita-Lick Ltd.-A. W. V. Turnfer & Co.

Bank Line, Ld. Vitrex Glass—Lazarus, N.

Unionmatex—Chien Hsin Engineering J. M. Voith—Chien Hsin Engineering

Cb., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Union Molasses Co , Ld., London, The Vulcan Fouddry Ltd. — Malcolm k

Co., Ltd.

—Pitre Cane Molasses Co., Ld.

Union Oil Co. of California—Shewan W. A. Bi ester/eld & Co.—J . A. Victor;

Tomes & Co.

Union Paper Co., Ld., Olso, Norway W.Bradley S. Ray Manufacturing Co.—Reiss

& Co., Ltd.

—A. B. The Swedish Trading Co.,

Fil. in China Waco Aircraft Co.—L. E. Gale Co

Union Paper Co., Ld.—Thoresen & Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ltd.—East

Co., Ld. ern Asbestos & Co.

U. S. Rubber Export Co., Ltd.—Ross Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ltd.—Reiss.

A Co./ Ltd., Alex Bradley & Co., Ltd.

U.S. Salvage Association , Everett, . C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd.—Robert-

Inch ' ■ son, Wilson & Co., Ltd. >

United Aircraft A Transport Oorpn.— Wallace & Tiernan (po,, Inc.—Malcolm

L/'B.-Gkle Co. & Co., Ltd,

UiriWffT- Distillers', Ltd. — Jardine, Wallem—Walleni

& Co., A/S., Bergen, Norway

& Co.

Matheson & Cb., Ltd.

United 'MolassesT.Cb., Ltd —Pifi^e Cane T Wall & Sons—Eoxley k Co.

'Molassds Co., Ltd.. Walber’s Paim Toitee Ltd.—Gilman k Cp.,.

United States Leather Selling Cor- Ltd.

pov'atibnd-Shtewan, Tomes & Co. Wander, Ltd., A.—Jardine, Matheson

Universal Fire afld General Insuraiic'e & Co., Ltd.

CbA Ld.—;Dbdwell &, Co., Ld.;f Warne & Co., Wm—Shewan Tomes

Universal Insurance -Cb/—Steger A Co. & Co. -A .8 .nsxittnM .1 no

v| Decree Jphp Manners A Warner-Hudjiut Co., Fed., Loxley Inc.—

& Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E57

AVarren Sales Co., Inc., Northam— ^ Wm. Briggs & Sons Ltd.—Malcolm &

Co., Ltd.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

"Watney, Combe & Reid & Co., Ltd:-/; Wilitam Gregor

& Humbert—Caldbeck, Mac-

& Co. •

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

'Webb & Fowlger, Ltd.—DodwelJ ifc.Go,, William ! Street & Son — Blackmore,

Basto & Shank, Ltd.

Ltd.

Webster & ’Sons) Francis—Dddwell & * Willlairtsoh Sanderson'’ & Sdti, Ltd.—

Loxley & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Cp. (Andrew)—Bank Line Wingets, Ld.-H3hewan, Tcanes k- Co.

Weir, Ld., G. & L—Thorrtycroft & Wingrove & Rogers Ltd.—A. W. V.

Turner & Go.

€o., John I.

Weise Soehne, Halle-Seale — Chien Winterbottom Book Cloth Co.,, Ltd.—

• johh Dickinson & Co.:, Ltd. , ' '

Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

West Australian Steam Navigation Witton-Kramer Electric Tools &

Hoist Co.—General" El.ebit.rtc Cp.,

C,o., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. of China

Ld.

West Coast Life Ins. Co.—Bornemann Wolf & Bangert—Grotjalih &!'1 Cb.

& Co. Wolff & Cq... (Rudolf)—Rudolf Wolff‘ &

West Disinfecting Co. — Blackmore, | Kew

Basto & Shank, Ltd. Wonhams Incorporatibp — Snewap

Western Assurance Co.—Gilman ifc Co., Tothefl ’ & * Co;T /

Ltd. • s - • ■ : V rto« I W. Woodward, Ltd.—Loxley &; Co,'

Western Electric Co.—China Electric I Woodite Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Westland Aircraft, Ld.—Far Hast World G. E.

Auxiliary Ins. Corp.—Huygen,

Aviatioq.( Co.

Weston Electric Instrument Corj). -- | & Co., 1Coal

Wright’s

.td.

T;lr Soap Products - -Gihnaii

China Electric''Co., Ltd. Wrigiey’s Chewing Gums “SpeMfc

Westwood, Ltd., A. >E.—China En-! mint’—N. A. Tye & Bros. r..,

gineers, Ltd.

Whitbread & Co.\ Ltd.—A. S. Watson Ya,ngtsze Insuramee Associatipn, ;• Ld-

—China Underwriters, Ld. *0

{jsvoR bvpIJ tunb'i'DioR I Yarrow & Co., Ld.—Perrin’s (,Chin^)ji

White Horse Distillers,

^!alh$son Co., Ld. Ld.—Jdrdine, Yates Ltd. b!ii

White Star—Nippon Yusen Kaisha Improved Rail Anchors, :Ltd.—

i; ;

Whitefield’s Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd. Shewan, Tomes. & Co. ' 'a

York Safe & Lock Co.—Shewan TPbSes

Wbiteley Y Co. (Garnet) — Rudolf j & Co.

Wolf & K’cw Yorkshire Insurance Co) Ltd.—China

Whitmore Provident Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Co., Gfd. & Baily, London—Gilman & Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Chiiia

Whitworth Motorcycles—Rudolf Wolff Yorkshire Underwriters, Ld.

Ac Kew

Wiggins Taape & Alex. Pirie— Yorkshire Boag & Co.,Insurance

Ltd. Cp,, .Ud.— Dayie,

Harry Wicking & Co. Insurance Co., Ld.—UnioJJ

Wikborgs Assufanceselskal A. S.—Thore- Yule Trading Co., Ld.

sen & Co., Ltd. & Gc., Andrew, Ld.--Arnhold &

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo—ThOresen & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd. Zeiss‘Ikon—Carlowitz & Co.^ .,v

Wilkinsoi/ Hey\tood ‘ k Clatk—S.. C. i Zenith' Radm Gprporation,' Chic'agp—

Lay & Co. Scientific Service Co.

Win. Arfbl &,!Cd:/ Ltd.-Malcolm & | Zwhnenberg’s' FabriekenCss - Marsfin

C.., Ltd. I F. Mathieu, S. A.

 MACAO

YUNNANFU

{Fqr Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—H. Nolasco Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

— Hello, A. A. de

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—Coinpag- Industrias

nie Optorg Portuguesas de.Municoes Ltd.

—F. Rodrigues

China Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.—Hello, Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N.V. — H.

A. A. de Nolasco

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Jose Domingos Barreiro Ltd.—F. Ro-

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues drigues

Companhia de Navegacao, Tung Vick

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues

Companhia de Seguros Tagus 1877 Lloyds—F. Rodrigues

Lisboa—F. Rodrigues Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail—

Companhia Agricola—F. Rodrigues H. Nolasco

Cordeiro Santos & Ferreira Ltd —F. Nippon A. Cte:

Yusen Kaisha Hello, A.

Rodrigues

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage A. de Norddeutscher Lloyd — Hello, A.

Co.—King Kee & Co.

Dollar Steam Lines, Inc., Ltd.—H. Ocean Steamship Co.—F. Rodrigues

Nolasco Orient Java Africa Line—H. Nolasco*

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Plum, T. E.—F. Rodrigues

East—Mello, A. A. de

Eastern & Australian Robert Dollar Co.—H. Nolasco

Co., Ltd.—Hello, A. A. deSteamship Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Empreza Industrial de Gonservas Pker H. Nolasco

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues Royal Packet Navigation Co. — H.

Francisco Cinzano & Cia—F. Rodri- Nolaseo

gues Scott Radio. E. H.—'Rodrigues, F.

Garland Petroleum Co., Inc.—F. Sociedade dos Vinhos Irmaos Unidos

—F. Rodrigues

Rodrigues Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—H. No-

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. lasco

—Chang Pak Tung :

Gross Hermanos—F. Rodrigues Texas Co.—Garage Lusitana

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Hello, A. Tung On S. S. Co.—F. Rodrigues

A. de

Heung On Insurance Co.—Chang Pak Union Insurance Society of Canton

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues

Tung Usines de Allondon^-F. Rodrigues

Holland Oqst-Azie Lijn—H. Nolasco

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Wakefield & Co., Ltd,,, C. C.-F.

Steamboat Co., Ltd, Hello, A. A. de Rodrigues

“Hong Kong Daily Press” — Hello, Watson & Co. (A. S.)—Hip Wo

A. A. de. Wurtz (Ernst)—Oriental Co..

 INDO-CHINA

HANOI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar Mfg., Co., Manila— Oie. d’Assurance Generaies—Oglias-

Ogliastro, Louis & Co. tro, Louis &l Cie.

American Asiatic Underwriters— Dollar Steamship Line—C. Larrive

Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’ Gordon Louis &&Co.,

Co. Ltd.,Tanqueray—Ogliastro,

Assurances

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras— Haig and Haig, Makinch — Ogliastro,.

Louis & Co.

Ogliastro, Louis & Co.

Asia Life Insurance Co,—Compagnie Jacob & Co.

& Co., Dublin—Ogliastro, Louis

Franco-Americaine d’Assurances Lloyd Triestino—C. Larrive

California Packing Corpn., San New Zealand' Insurance Co.—Oglias

tro, Louis & Cie.

Francisco—Ogliastro, Louis & Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—C. Larrive

Canadian Pacific C. Larrive

Central Agency—'Ogliastro, Louis & Peninsular

gation

and Oriental Steam Navi

Co,—Ogliastro, (Louis Ogli-

Co. astro & Co.) S. A.

Cie Franeo-Americaine d’Assurance— Tanqueray, Gordon k Co., Ltd.-

C. Larrive Ogliastro, Louis & Co.

HAIPHONG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar, Manila—L. Ogliastro Koninklijke Paketvaart My.— Die-

& Co. thelm & Co.

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ltd.—Die- Nederland Vlail Line—Diethelni k Co.

thelm & Co

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras— Netherlands Fite Insurance '04.—Die-

thelm & Co.

L. Ogliastro k Co. Norddeutscher Lloyd—Diethelm k Co.

California Pkg. Corpn.—L. Ogliastro Diethelm k Co.Inurance Co., Ltd.—

New Zealand

& Co.

Central Agency, Ltd.—L. Ogliastro & Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Co. tion Co.—Ogliastro k Co.

Cognac Jules Robin k Cie—L. Oglias- Philips Glow-lamp works, Ld.—Die-

tro k Co. thelm k Co, •

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—L. Queensland Insurance Co.—Ogliastra

Ogliastro k Co. k Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Diethelm k Rotterdam Lloyd—Diethelm k Co.

Co.

Haig k Co., J.—L. Ogliastro & Co. Scottish Union and National Insurance

—Ogliastro et Cie.

Houbigant-Cheramy—Diethelm & Co. States Steamship Co,—Diethelm k Co.

Jacob & Co.—L. Ogliastro

John Haig k Co., Markinch—Ogliastro Union Insurance Society of Canton—

k Co., Louis Dandolo k Chardin

 COCHIN-CHINA

SAIGON

(For Details of Addresses, etc. o-f-Agents See Vreceding Sections)

‘ Alpina ” Marine ilnsuranee Cg.--1- Cie.'—Ogliastro

dAssuranoe Genemies

.&. Co./. Louis sur-.la-'ViA

Soc. Indocbinoise de* Gbmmerce, Ld.

American Asiatic r Underv^-irers^GGiTa- CiecfeiCo.,

dAssurances “Le Xord” —Ogliastro

pagnie Franco Americairie d’AssdranlJe^ Louis-

American

1

(JonipagtiieIntematiorial , l'Jiciervvritcrs—

-Fraricd-Americaine d’As-- Cie. Generals Trahsatlantique—Mes-

surances , _ sagerihs Mavitimes

American Marl .^ne:7;Cig^iastrp^t py. Cie. des Hautst; Plateaux Indo-

chinois

Navigation-the. d Commerce

d’Extreme Ovient et jde

Anglo-French Textile1 £0,—Og] iastiro

& Co., Louis >- h Cie.merce

Liiloise

Asahi Marine arid‘Fire Irisprance CG.; et de Navigation Cie.

de Moteurs deCom-

d’Extreme

1x3.—ExpbH and Import’Co., Ld. Orient

Asano

et tie Bussan Co^yjig.’ tTe^Coj^iijerce

Nav. d’E?ctifeme Qrrent : Cigarettes Nationales -Cie..dpCom-

merce et de Nav. d’Extreqie Orient

Asia Life Insurance Co. — Compagnie Coipite des Assureurs Maritimes de

Franco-Americaine dAssurances Paris—Denis, Freres

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—Society- Coinpagnie des Bois d’Indo-chine—

Commercial Francaise de^’Indo-Chipa Export and Import'Co., Ltd.

Automobiles Renault—Cie de Com- Compagnie Cotiere de LAnnam—Denis,

merce

Orient et de Navigation (d’Fxtreme Freres

Bankers Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. OqmpagniQ Generaie d’Assurances,

—Export & Import Q6., Ltd.; Paris--A. 'B. David ‘ & Cie

Bank Courroies

merce et J.de Lechat—Cie. d«: Com-

Co., Line,

Ld. Ld.—Export and Import Orient

Navigation .id’Extreme

Ben Line Steamets, • Ltd., Leith.—A. Cross & B1 nckwel 1—Oglichtro & Co.,

B. David & Cie •<> Louis

British India S. N.

Maritime^) . oCo., Ltd.— Messageries

?+

Commerce et de. Nav. d’Extreme

California Corhifiated Culvert r;Co.— OiriSnt

Ogliastro & Co., Louis Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.—Export

California Packing Gorpoiatiom-r-OgHa's- and LmpPft C(o., Ld.

tro & Cc., Louis Danish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. —Societe

Central A.gene^,;,

Co., Louis " Lt^.,:~1-.iOgil,ias^o , & Commercial©' Francaise de 1’Indochine

China Mutual Steam Nav.: Co., Ltd. Davey Bickford & Smith—Cie. de

—Cie. de Commence .et 'de Na^igtion GOmMieriie et dd- Nav. d’Extreme Orihnt

d’Extreme Orient 1 ■ Deah iii Dawshti Diethelm & Co.

Cie d’Asiturkhfee r' Generals Cdhtre Directory and Chronicle of the Far

East—Cie, de Commerce et de Nav.

L’Incendie &. ;les7 E^plosipps—Oglit

astro & Co., Lq^.,.,; , , j)iU

 AG K NCI E S-S:ARi0N E6f

Dunlop RufoberCoi^—'Cie. ded’Extreriie La Societe Francaise des Charbon-

et de Navigation. d’Extreme Orient nages de Tonkin—Dehis, Freres

Eastern and Australian Steamship Co., La,deSpciete Indb-chinoise des Alumettes

Benthuy -Denis, Freres

Ld.—Exp'ort anil Import Co.j Ld. La Societe “La Tabac

! t l ^lu Glqve”—

EllernKintj

Denis Freres Le Nord—O^liastro , & C'o.

Ellerman &, -Bucfetoall. S.S. Co., Ltd. Lloyd’s—Denis, Freres

—Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trad-

ing Co., 'Liijd.

Etablissements Mansfield eth de& Co., Ltd. Cied’Extreme

de Com-.

Cie. de Commerce etBoze!

de Nav.MaSetra—

d’Extreme merce Orient

Navigation

Orient

Eta.b!'ssemonts Sulitzer — Cie. de Mitsubishi, Marine and Fire Insurance-

Commerce ef de.Navv d*Extr^me Orient Co.—Denis, .Freres

Moller Line Ltd.—Societe .Cqmimer-

Furness, Withy & Co., Ld.—Export ciale Ffahcaise de LTndo; Chine

and Import Co., Ld.

National Fire Insurance Co.—L'Union

General Accident, Fire and Life Insur- | Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

ance Co.-^Denis, Freres caine

Haig & Co. (JohAi^-Ogliastro. ;& Co. Netherlands & Co.

Insurance Co.—Diethelm

, . (

Hamip,urg-Arperika Linie—Diethelm & Netherlands Eire Insurancje.) Co.—Die-

I thelm & .Co.

HpUnnd Oosi-Azic ..J^n-^J&g.fckeU# & Netherlands India Tourist Oflice—Die-

thelm & Co.

Indc-China Steam Navigation Co., New Zealand Insurance.;. C,o..,„ Ld.—

Diethelm & Co.

Ltd.d’Extreme

tion (Jie. de’ Commerce

Orient et de Naviga- Nippon. Maripe Insurance 3G0., Ld.—

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.— Nippon Export and Import Co., .Ld

-Davidi&'Cie., A.B. Yusen Kaisha—CiC. de Com-

merce^.et de »Nay.7.d’ExEtreme: Orient

Jacob & Co. (W. R.)—Ogliastro'A Co., (Norddeutscher Lloyd—Diethelm- A Co.!

Louis North British Mercantile Insurance

Java-Cluria-Iapap ' Line — Diethelm & Co., Ltd.--Cie.

Navigaiibn de Commerce

d Extreme (Orient - cfc de

Co-

“K.L.II." Air Service—Diethelm A: Ocean Steamship

r<,mn,H-rcc Co., Ltd.—Cie.

el de Xavigatiiin de

(fEMr'etire

‘Co: ' I Orient

“K.N.I.L.M.’’ Air Ser'/ice—Dicthelm Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Messageries

& Co.

Klaveness Line—Soc. Commerciale Fran- Maritimes

caise de I’lndo-China Fare’s Confectionery Works—Ogliastro

L’Urbaine & La Seine—Soc. Com- Parfumerie & Co., Louis

merciale Francaise de L’lndo-Clhina—— Commerce et GeSle Freres — Cie. de

L’L'rbaine, Paris (Fire)—Societe Com- Peninsular anddeOriental Nav. d’Extreme Orient

merciale Francaise de L’Indo-Chine tion Co.—Ogliastro &Steam Naviga-

LTAbaine, Paris (Life)—Societe Com- Philips & Pain —Cie. de Co., Louis

merciale Francaise de L’Indo-Chine de Navigation d’ExtremeCommerce Orient

et

“La Cordialite”—Diethelm & Co. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. — Cie.

“La Flandre”, Cie Francaise d’Assur- de Commerce et de Navigation

ance—Diethelm & Co. d’Extreme Orient

■K62 AGENCIES—SAIGON—CAMBODGE—SIAM

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—So.c. IndoT South

Freres

British Insurance Co.—Denis,

chinoisedeCorhmerce, Ltd.

Phoenix Eire Insurance (£9,—L’Union States Steamship Co.—Diethelm & Co.

Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri- Sun Insurance Office (Fire)—Eller-

caine man’s Arraoan Rice & Trading Co.,

Prince Line—A. B. David, & Cie Ltd.

Sussman, Wormser & Co.—Cie. de

Queensland Insurance Go., Ltd.— Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Cie. de Commerce

d’Extreme Orient ef de' Navigation Swedish

treme-Orient

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Societe

Rickmers Line—Export and Import Commerciale

chine

Francaise de ITndo-

Co., Ld.

Robin (Jules^-Ogliastro & Co., Louis j Tanqueray Gordon & Co., Ltd.—Ogli-

“Rotterdam Lloyd”—Diethelm & Co. j astro & Co.. Ltd., Louis

Royal Exchange Assurance—Export & j L’Union Incendie, Auto. Yie — Denis

Import Co., Ltd. Freres

Royal Union Insurance Society of Can-

& Co.Insurance Go., Ltd.—Diethelm ton, Ltd. Cie. de Commerce et de

Navigation d’Extreme Orient

Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation Union Insurance Society of Canton,

—Denis, Freres Ltd.—Ogliastro ' & Cie.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ogliasitro j Unian Insurance Society of Canton,

& Co., (Louis Ltd.—Export and Import Co., Ltd.

Royal Packet

Diethelm & Co.Steam Navigation Co.— Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation

d’Extreme Orient

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—Soc. Union Oil Co. of California^-Eller-

Commerciale Francaise de 1’Indo-China

Societe du Domaine de Kebao—Cie. man’s Ltd.

Arraean Rice & Trading Co.

detreme

Commerce

Orient et de Navigation d’Ex- Union Insurance Spciety of Canton,

Societe des Garages Charner Cie. Ltd.—Sdc. Commerciale Francisco

de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex- de rindochine

treme Orient

Societe Tutela d’Extreme Orient - Wilh. Wilhelmsen—Soc. Commerciale

Cie. Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex- Francaise de 1’Indochine

treme Orient Yamashita Risen Kaisha—Denis Freres

South African Railways and Harbours, Yamashita Risen Raisha—Export and

Johannesburg—David & Cie, A. B. Import Co.

 CAMBODGE

{For Details of Addresses, ett. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Chargeurs Reunis—Compagnie Sal- | Messageries Maritimes — Compagnie-

gonnaise de Navigation et de Tran- Saigonnaise de Navigation et de-

sports I Transports

SIAM

BANGKOK

(For Details of Addresses, etc. Agents See Preceding Sections)

Bangkok

neers, Ltd.Docks, Ltd. — United Engi-

Mungo ScottLtd.Ltd.,

Borthers, . Sydney—Ipekdjian

Carl Schlieper—Kwongi Koh Long Royal Exchan Assurance,

—Ipekdjianthers, Ltd. .Corporation

East Asiatic Co., Ld., The—The SiamSamarang Sea k Eire Insurance Co., Ltd

Steam Navigation Co., Ld. —Ipekjan Brothers, Ltd.

Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Sobering Kalbaum—Kwong Koh Long

Ld.—Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and

Trading Co., Ltd Seiberling Rubber Co., Ohis, U.S.A.—

W.Ipekdjian

S. Kimpton & Sons, Mark’s Tyre Store

Brothers, Ltd. Melbourne—

South British Insurance

—Ipekdjian Brothers, Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.

London Assurance Corpn.—Ellerman’s Sun Insurance Office—Ellerman’s Arra

Arracan Rice and Trading Co. can Rice and Trading Co., Ltd.

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

SINGAPORE

{For Detail* of Addresses, etc. Agents See Freceding Sections)

Aberdefek '(& 'C'ommoiiwedlth Lille— ; British-Aiheribafi Tobacco Co., Ld.—

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.' Malayan Tobacco Distributors,' Ld.

Ainslie & Heilbron (Distillers) Ltd.— British

StorageBrands

Co. Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.—McAlister & British Lion Corporation Ltd.—Boon Seng

Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Amalgamated Dairies Ltd.—Singapore British Oxygen Co., Ltd.—Far East

Cold Storage Co. Oxygen and Acetylene Co., Ltd.

American Miehle—John Dickinson k. . Burmah, Oil Co., Ld., The—Scotia

Co., Ltd. Lubricating Oil Co., The

Ardath,, Tobacco £.0., Ld.—Malnyaip, Butler Air Transport UCo.—Mansfield

u

Tobacco Distributors, Ld. 'A&Co., Ltd. '

Arnotts, Ltd.—Singapore Cold Storage Cairo Cigarette Factory—Hoon Seek

Co. Trading Co.

Associated Talking Pictures—Boon Sfeng Canada

& Co., Ltd.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—Harrisoias, j ifc Co,, Steamship

Ltd. . Lines Ltd.— Mansfield

Barker & Co. Carl Krause—John Dickinson & Co.

Atkiebelaget Archimedes, Sweden— CarroiY Jc Company—McAlister & Co.,

Boon Seng & Oo., Ld. Ltd.

Australian Commonwealth Railways— Caslon

& Co.& Co. (H. W.)—John Dickinson

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Australian National Airways Pty. ‘Champion’ Outboard Motors — Boon

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Seng &■; Co,, Ltd.

Australian Oriental Line—Mansfield & Chandler & Price Co.—John Dickinson

Co. ,I( . _ . . ; . ' : ■ & Co., Ltd.

China Can Cq., Ltd.—Hoon Seek Trading

Bankers and Traders Irisuraiice Co.— Co. •

McAlister & Co., Ltd. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.—

Bates Manufacturing Oo.—John Dic- Mansfield & Co.

kinson & Co., Ltd. China Navigation Co.—Mansfield & Cc-

‘Bauer’ Talkie Equipment k Sound Oluette Peabody, Inc.—Tels & Co.’s

Apparatus—Boon Seng & Go., Ltd. Trading Society

Berger and Wirth—Tel. & Co.’s Trad- Coates Bros. London—Dickinson &

ing Society Co., Ltd., John

Berger, Lewis, & Sons, Ltd.—McAlis- Coates Bros. Printing Inks — John

ter & Co., Ltd. Dickinson & Co., Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line—Mansfield & Co., Coldwell Lawn Mower Co.—Hocn

Ltd. Seek Trading Co

Bridge, H., & Piggott, T., Ltd.— Coldwel] Lawn Mower Co., N. Y.—

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. Boon Seng & Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES—SINGAPORE E6&

Commercial Union Assurance Co.- Hamburg-Aftrerika Linie—Straits1 Java

Harrisons, Barker & Co. . Trading Co.

Canard White Star, Ltd.—Mansfield Harrods- Ltd., Enightsbridge,; London

& Co^ Ltd. —Singapore JColo ‘ Storagd' C6:, Ltd.

Cyma Watch Co.—Moine Comte & G‘o. .Harrodp ) Ltd,,, )iipndpii — i^inggppre

Daw ,,Sen & C©.-—/Singapore Cold Henschet Cold Storage Cp.‘

Storage Co. Diespl / Trucks — Federated

Dawson, Payne & Elliott, Ld.—John 'Hetton, Motors, Ltd!

Dickinson

Directory and Chronicle of the Tar j■Hogarth'

& Co.

&^Sbris^McAlister & Co.

East—The Advertising and Publicity

Bureau, Ltd.

Dduiton & Co., Ltd.—McAlister & Co., Holdenson

Cold

& rl^ielsop., Ld.—Singapore-

Storage; Cp: - ’

Ltd. Holland East A§ia Line—Nederland Line:

Dutch East Indies Government Coals Hongkong Rope Mfg. Cp,, Ltd. —

—McAlister •& Co., Ltd. Mansfield &.C0., Ltd.

Dunlop Rubber Co.—de Souza & Co: Hua Khiow fStpamship Go. • Mansfield

Edward & John Burke Ltd.—Singa- & Co., Ltd.

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Hungarian Lamp &, Meta,! Gopd s Mfg.

Ellerman & Bucknall Ste'auriship Cb: — J. Co., Ltd.—Boon Seng & Co., Ltd!

C. Hutton Pty,,• Ldfe-iSingapore Cold

McAlister & Co., Ltd.

Eng Mph Soap Factory—M. Jurtiabhoy Storage Co.

& Co.

‘Erapico’ Anti-vermin Solution—Boon I. Java G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.—Straits

Trading Co., N.V.

Seng & 'Co., Ltd.

Est Asiatique Francais, Paris—Moine Co., Ltd.Airway's, Ltd.—Mansfield &

Imperial

Cbmlte & Cb., Ltd. Indian .Trans-ppntinental Airways,

Favier Freres—Moine Coipte & Co., j Ltd.—Mansfield .& Cp., Ltd.

Ltd. Internatioraal Assurance 'Co!, ' Ltd.—

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.-^-Union America:n Asiatip Uhderwriters, Ltd.

Insurance Society of Canton Intertype Corpn.—John Dickinson &

F. M. S. Railways—Mansfield & Co., Co!, Lid.

Ltd. : Irrawaddy Flotilla Co.J, Ltd.—Maris-

Foggitt Jones Pty. Ltd.—Singapore Cold field & Cp., Ltd.

■Storage Coj Isthmian: S.S. Line—McAlister & Co.,

‘Fortress’ Brand Soft Soap — Boon Ltd.

Seng & Co., Ltd.

Fred Walker & Co. Pty. Ltd.—Singapore James Keiller & So^is, Ltd.—SLiga-

pore Cold Storage'Co., Ltd.

Cold Storage Cp.

Fromy Rog4e & Co.—Moine Comte & Jantzen Knitting Mills—Tel. & Co.’a

Trading Society

Co.

John. Shaw

Gebruder Brehmer—John Dickinson & —John Dickinson &, Spna-Ruling Miuchincs

& Gp., Ltd.

Co.

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. — Karl son;

Krause, Leipzig—Jbhn Dickin-

& Co,, Ltd,

McAlister & Co., Ltd.

Guardian Assurance Co.—H. M. do K.Mansfield L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)—

& Co., Ltd

Souza & Co.

K. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands

Hadfields (Australia) Limited—Fog- Indian Airways)—Mansfield & Co.y

den, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

 E06 AG E N CIE S— SIN GAPOKE

Klaveness Line—McAlister & Co., Peter SengHunt

& Co.,& Co.,

Ltd. Ltd., Liverpool—Boon

Ltd.

Kraft Walker . Cheese Co., Pty., Ltd.- Pliotex Ltd.—Sternberg & Co.

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Price, Ltd., W. H.—Singapore Cold

Lambert Bros.—McAlister & Co., Ltd. Producers Storage Co.

Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co., ciety Ltd.—Singapore Co-Opt. Distributing So-

Ltd.—Mansfield & Cd., Ltd. Cold Storage

Co., Ltd.

Macrobertson-Miller Aviation Co., Ltd.— Road Putsch Co.—Hoon Seek Trading Co.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd

Marsh Bros, Ltd.—Upon Seek Trad- Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—Mans-

ing Co. field & Co., Ltd.

Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd.—Singapore Queensland Insurance Co.—McAlister

Cold Storage Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Mcllwraith McEacharn, Ld.—McAlister Queensland Meat Export Co.—Singa-

& Co., Ltd pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Metropolitan Vickers Elec. Export Quinnette Products Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Go;, Ltd.—McAlister & Co., Ltd. Storage Co.

Morris CarsMotors

Malayan & Commercial

Ltd. Vehicles—( Ransomes and Rapier Ltd.—McAlister

& Co., Ltd.

National Carbon Co.—Tel.’s & Co. Ratcliffe & Sons (John)—John Dickin-

son & Co., Ltd.

Trading Society

National Underwriters Agency- ReoLtd.Cars & Trucks—Federated Motors,

Royal Exchange Assurance Inc.

New Zealand Co-operative Honey Rcmac’ Fire Extinguishers — Boon

Seng & Co., Ltd.

Producers’ Assoc., Ltd.—Singapore Cold Royal Exchange Assurance—Harrisons,

Storage Co. Barker & Co.

New Zealand Govt: Tourist Bureau — Royal State Railways of Siam—

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Nickson & Co. (Geo. & John)—Singa- Russell, J. A. & Co.—Royal Exchange

pore Cold Storage Co.

Norddeutscher Lloyd — Harrisons Assurance, Ind.

Barker & Co., Ltd. Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.—

•Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- Sarawak Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

poration Ltd.—Harrisons, Barker & MansfieldSteamship Co., (1927) Ltd.—

& Co., Ltd.

Co.

Oval Manufacturing Co.—Tel. & Co.’s Scottish Amicable Life Assur. Society

—Harrisons, Barker & Co.

Trading Society

Shaw,

Pan American Airways (Inc.)—Mans- Mansfield & Co., Savill & Albion Cb., Ltd.—

field & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Parapluie Revel—Moine Comte & Co. Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Parfumerie ' Roger & Gallet—Moine Silbert, Sharp & Bishop Ltd.—Singapore

Comte & Go., Ltd. Cold Storage Co.

S. Parkinson (Doncaster), Ltd. — Silver Line—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Singapore Cold Storage .Cq^ Ltd. Ltd.,

Paterson, Simdnid & ’Co., Ltd —Royal Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Erasmie

Exchange,- Agsqr^ivce . , Co., Ltd

Paterson ■ k Cb., 1 Ltd Singapore Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Bee Huat

Cold Storage Co. & Co.

 AG ENClES—SING APORE—PEN ANG E(m

^Sternberg & Co.—Sternberg & Co. Victorious & Co., A. V.—Tel. & Co.’s

Sydney MeatStorage

Preserving Trading Society

pore Cold Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.—Singa- Vulcain Watch Co.—Moine Comte Je Co.

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. Ltd—Singa- Wahl Eversharp Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Trading Society

pore Cold Storage Co

Qbames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co., Waite & Co.

& Saville, Ld.—dtahn TMckinsbn

Ltd.—Mansfield ;& bo., Ltd.

Tolleys, Scott and Tolley Ltd.— Waite & Sheard—John Dickinson &

Co., Ltd.

McAlister & On, Ltd. Westerlian Farmers, Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Trinidad Lake and Asphalt Operating Storage Co.

Co., Ltd.—McAlister & Co., Ltd. Whiteaway Cyder Co., Ltd.—Singa-

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

United

McAlister States& Co.,

Steel Ltd.

Products Co.— Whitworth & Mitchell, Ld.—Tel. &

Co.’s Trading Society

United States Steel Corporation—-Mc- Williams Engineering Co.—John Dic-

Alister & Co., Ltd. kinson & Co., Ltd.

Wm. Teacher

Valentine & Co. New York—Boon Seng & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Williamson & Co., Ltd.—Singapore

Van den Bergs, Ltd.—Singapore Cold Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Storage Co, Ltd. Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Royal

Vauxhall Oldsmobile & Buick Cars— Winterbottom Exchange Assurance, Inc.

Federated Motors, Ltd. Book Cloth Co., Ltd.—

Venesta Limited—Fogden, Brisbane

Co., Ltd. Cars—Malayan Motors Ltd.

PENANG

(I'or Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Chargeurs Reunis—Moine Comte & Netherlands-Indian Tourist Bureau —

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatscheppij

Co., Ltd. North British and Mercantile Insur-

DeliPaketvaart

- Straits-China Line—

Maatschappij Koninklijke ance Co., Ltd.—Kennedy & Co.

E. M. de Souza & Co.—Kim Keng Orient-Java Africa Line—Koninklijke

Paketvaart Maatschappij

Leong & Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Straits Java Paeific-Java-Bengal Line—Koninlijke

Paketvaart Maatschappij

Trading Co.

Holland-East Asia Line—Koninklijke Prudential Kennedy & Co.

Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Paketvaart Maatschappij

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.—Straits Royal Dutch Air Lines—Koninklyke

Paketvaart Maatschappy

Java Trading Co. Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

Java-Mauritius-Africa Line—Konink- Koninlikje Paketvaart Maatschap

lijke Paketvaart Maatschappij PD

Krementz & Co.—Wassiamull, Asso- South Pacific Lines—Koninklijke Pa-

mull & Co. ketvaart Maatschappij

Messageries Maritimes—Moine Comte Straits - Java - Australia Line — Konin-

& Co., Ltd. klijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

National Employers’ Mutual General Travellers’ Official Information Bureau

Insurance Assoc.—Kennedy & Co. ofPaketvaart

Netherlands India—Koninklijke

Maatschappij

Nederland Line & Rotterdam Lloyd— Trufood—Dispensary (1929), Ltd.

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

J?Ai8; AGENCIES-MALACq^

MALACCA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections!) '

Alliance Assurance On., Ltd —H. M. New Selandor Estate- H. M. de Souza

de Souza & Co. & Co. .

Asiatic: Petroleum Cov Ltd.—Chuan A Noi'th British &; Mercantile Insurance

Oo.' - Co„ Ltd.—H. M. de Souza & Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Koh Keng Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Bock k Co. poration, Ltd.—H M. de Souza &

Co, :

Guardian (Fire) Assurance 06., Ltd. Senang Hati Estate—H. M. de Sou za &Co:

—H.M. $,e Souza & Co. Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—Koh Keng

Ho Seng Giap Estate—H M. de Souza Bock &,. Co.

& Co. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

H.M. de Souza & Co.

Liverpool & London Globe Insurance I

Co., Ltd.—Kph Keng Bock A Co. 1 Wee Chin Kam

-r

nimi/L

folfrljfft!

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

PEE AK

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

All-Nu Products Ccu*—United Import- HWlrues & Sons, Ltd., W. ILM-United

ers, Ltd. Importers, Ltd.

Allen Co.—United Importers, Ltd. Mobile Oils—Teluk Anson Cash Chemists

Automatic^ Water Filter. Cq.—LTnited Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cdrpn.

Importers, Ltd. —Caldb’eck, Macgregor &; Cot, Ltd.

Ayrton Saunders & Co., Ltd.—United SatiittC' Rubber Cbrpn,—ithited Im-

Importers, Ltd.

"Easy Washing Cq.—United Importers, porters, Ltd.

Ltd Stanley Earl & Co., Ltd.—United Im-

■General EJectric Co.r Ltd., England— porters, Ltd.

Kinta Electrical n 1 :Distribution Co., ■Young & - Co.—United Importers,

Ltd. ' '’ ' Ltd.

SELANGOR

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

AllCaxton

BritishPressBar-Lock General Accident, Fire and Life

Ltd. Typewriters — Assurance Corporation — Caldbeck,

American Lloyd Agency Ltd.—Thomas, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Ong & Co. Greene, Jourdain & Co., Ltd., Blyth—

Asia Life Insurance Co.—Thomas, Ong Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Dunlop Rubber Oo., Ld, — Kean Thomas, Ong & Cq.

Leong & Co. N. V. Philips Radio—L B. Kinsey k Co.

Tine Art

General Singer Sewing Machine—Thomas, Ong-

Thomas, & Co.Insurance Co., Ltd. k Co.

NEGRI SEMBILAN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See l’receding Sections)

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— I Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. —^eremban

Seremban Trading Co. I Trading Co.

JOHORE

{For Details of Addresses, etc. df Agents See Preceding Sections)

Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—D. J. Leerdam

Commercial Union Assurance Cpr Ltd.—D. J. Leerdam

TRENGGANU

{Fort Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Cycle

Danish& Islands

CarriagePreserved

Co. (1926), Ltd.—United

Butter Trading Co. Trading

Oo., Denmark—United ^ Oo.

Kodak, Ld.—United Trading^ Col

 NETHERLANDS INDIA

SEMARANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Anglo-Saxoa Petroleum Co., Ltd.— ffed. Ind. Tank Stoomboot—Bataafs-

Bataafsche Petroleum Mij che ,Petroleum Mij.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. tr- Bataafsche

Petroleum Mij. Pacific JavarBengal Line—“Neder-

Colas Co.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land,”' Sto'oihvaart Mij.

Flinkote & General Advisory Go., Silver Java .Pacific Line—“Neder-

Ltd.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land^ Dtoomwart Mij.

Java-New York Line—“Nederland Slate Shipping Service—Pitcairn,,

Stoomwaart Mij. Syrn k, Co.

PADANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Freceding Sections)

Amsterdamsche Maats chappy van Cultuur Mij “Korintji”—Handels-

Levensverzekering—Gebroeders Veth’s maatschappy Gucntzel & Schumacher

Handelmaatschappy Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Goenoeng ”—

Assurantie My. “ Veritas ”—Gebroe- Van Houten Steffan & Co.

ders Veth’a tTandelmaatschappy Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd.—Gebroe-

ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Brand Verzekering My. “ Mercurius ” Dunlop Rubber Co... Ltd.—Van Hou-

—Van Houten Steffan & Co. LOlten Steffan & Co.

China Mutuhl Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. “Fatum”—Gebroeders Veth’s Handel-

—Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatsch- maatschappy

appy

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Lloyds—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Hertford—Warner, Barnes

Ld. Magdeburger—Gebroeders Veth's Han-

Cultuur My. “Danam Gadang”—Van delmaatschappy

ten Steffan & Co.

Cultuur My “Danam Gadang”—Van N.I.L.L.M.Y.—Van Houten Steffan

Houten Steffan & Co. Co.

 AGENCIES—PADANG—MACASSAR E. C. SUMATRA E7I

Nederl. Stomv. My. “ Ocean ”—Geb- ! Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gebroe-

roeders Yeth’s Handelmaatschappy | ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Nederlandsch Indische HandelshanV» iieTanLyhon.wpj'iveCo. — Van Houten

—Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmy. t priff

Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmy. _ , ,T ^ i tt

Nederlandsche Lloyd—Van Houten |j Qneensland

~Steffan &' Insurance

Co.

Co., TLtd.—Van

Steffan & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Van Houten Royal Insurance Co.—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

Steffan & Co.

Ocean Steamship C. — Gebroeders Samarangsche Zee & Brand Ass. My.

—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Vetb’s Handelmaatschappy

Oost Indische—Van Houten Steffan ! Union Assurance Co.^LGebroeders

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

* Co.

Ophir Estates—Van Houten Steffan & I West Sumatra Rubber and Koffie ^Oul-

Co. tuur My.—Vap. Houten Steffan & Co.

MACASSAR

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents Sep Preceding Secliori's)'

Blue Funnel Line—Michael Stephens ; Lloyd’s London—Michael , Stephens &

k Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Union Insurance Society of Canton,

and China—Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd.—Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd

Ltd.

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

(For Details of Addresses,, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ass. My. De Nederlanden van 1848— j Motor Union Insurance Co.—Van Nie

Van Nie & Co. r

KEDAH

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Line —Mourin & Co., I Straits, Steamship; Co., Ltd.—Mourin

Ltd. | & Co., Ltd.

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MANILA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co. — Philippine Education Bovril Ltd. —Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.

Co., Inc Brand & Co., Ltd.— F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Adriatica Steamship Co. — F. E. British and ForeignBellMarine

Zuellig, Inc. Co., Ltd.—Smith, & Co., Insurance

Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. — Smith, British Drug Houses, Ld., London—

Bell & Co., Ld. • Inhelder Walch Co., Ld.

American Bleached Cotton Goods Co., British Indian S.N. Co., Ltd.—Smith,

Inc., New York — Kummer and Bell & Co., Ltd

Comins British

American Mail Line—The Robert Dol-

lar Co. Bell &Traders

Co., Ld.Assurance Co.—Smith

Burris, Philp & Co., Ltd.—Macondray

American International Underwriters & ,Co., Inc.

— American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ltd. Caledonian Insurance Co.—Guttridge

American and Manchurian Line— and Chambers, Inc.

Smith, Bell k Co., Ltd. Cannon Mills Inc., New York—Kum-

American Optical Co.—H. E. Heacock Co. mer and Comins

Apollp Candles—T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc. Canton Insurance Office Ltd. — Smith,

Atlas Assurance Co.—Fernandez Her- Bell

man os, Inc. Cebu Sugar Co. Inc.—Theo. H. Davies &

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—Macondray Co., Ltd.

& Co., Inc. Century Insurance Co., Ltd.—Davies

Australian-Oriental, Ltd.—Yuill & Co., & Co., Theo. H.

Ltd. Chance Yought Corp.—T. J. Wolff &

Co., Inc.

Bank Line—Smith. Bell & Co., Ltd. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Warner,

Barber Line*—Macondray & Co., Inc. Barnes & Co., Ld.

Barber Wilhemsen Line—Macondray China Mutual Steam Navigation Qkf.;

& Co., Inc. Ltd.—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Barrell Co., William L., New York— China Navigation Co., Ltd. — Smith,

Kummer and Comins Bell & Co., Ld.

Bayer Co., The, New York—Sterling China Underwriters—Warner, Barnes

Products Export, Inc. & Co., Ld.

Bell & Howell Co.— Denniston, Inc. Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Germany)

—Inhelder Walch! Co., Ld.

Bernese Alps Milk Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Chrysler Corporation—Luneta Motor

Bibbv Line—Warner, Barnes & Go., Co.

Ltd. Cleeves Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Bogo Medellin Milling Co. Inc. — Theo. Commercial Refrigerator Mfg. Co.—H. E.

H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Heacock Co.

Borden & Sons, Inc., MiC.D., New Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld.

York—Kummer and Comins —Smith Bell & Oo., Ld.

 AGEN CIES—MANILA E73

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Glens Falls Insurance Co. of New

Hartford—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. York—John I.andahl Inc.

Coutinho, Caro & Go.—’F. E. Zuellig, Germanischer Lloyd—Be'hn. Meyer &

Inc. Co., H. Mij.

Crawford-Mac Gregor Co.—C. Alkan, Ine. Glen Line, Ld.—International Harvest

Cunard-White Star, Ltd. — Warner ter Co. of Philippines

Barnes & Co., Ltd. Glens Falls Insce. Co. of New York—

Directory and Chronicle of the Gossard'Co', C. Kelling, Inc!

Far East Hanson, Orth and Steven- In:. H. W.—T. J. Wolff & Co.,

son, Inc.

Dodwell .Castle Line—Macondray & Great Edsterh Life Assurance Co.,

Ld., Singapore—Rpsenstock, C. W.

Co., Inc. Assurande1 Go., Ld.—Ker &

Dollar Steamship Line—The Robert Guardian Co., Ltd.

Dollar Co.

Dollfus-Mieg & Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Hamilton Standrad Propeller Co.—

T. J. Whiff & Cp., Inc.

Inc.

Draper-Maynard Co.—C. Alkan, Inc. Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Behn, Meyer

&: Co,] H. Mij.

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.— Hellesens Batteries—T. J. Wolff

M,aoondxay.,& Co., Inc. Inc.

Earnshaws

—Theo. H.DocksDavies& Honolulu

& Co., Ltd.Iron Works B.Henkel* &. Cie—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Eastern & Australian Steamship Co. Ltd. R. Hjorth-UForbes, Munn & Co.r

—Smith, Bell & Co , Ld.

Eastman Kodak Co.—Denniston, Inc. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co., F., Basle,.

Edgar Allen & Co., Ltd.— Warner, Barnes Switzerland—Inhelder

Ld.

Walch Co.,

Elgin

Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd.—For- Philippines'Shipping Agencies Ld.and

Holland-East-Asia Line—Eastern

bes, Munn it Co., Ltd.

Feremefi s Insurance Co. of Newark— Hongkong and Whampoh Dock Co.,

Ld.—‘Warner, Barnes & Co . Ld.

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Fidelity and Surety Co.—Union Insur- Hugo Inc.

Bchpfjijder irA,-G.ripF., • E. Zuellig,

ance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Fire Association of Philadelphia, !ig, lac.& Palmers, Ltd.—F. E. Zuel-

Huntley

Pennsylvania—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. '

Franklin Manufacturing Co., New Irrinerial' Airways Ltd.—Smith, Bell &

York—Kummer and Comins 1 Co., Ltd.

Frigidaire Ltd.—H. E. Heacock Co. Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Warner, Barnes

Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co., & Co., Ltd.

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Indo-Chirta Steam Navigation Co.,

Gebr. Junghans A.-G.—F. E. Zuellig, Isthmian Ltd.—Smith, Bed & Co., Ltd.

Inc.

General vester Co.S.S.ofCo.—International

Philippines Har-

Co. Fireproofing Co.—H. E. Heacock Italia Steamship Co. — F. E. Zuellig,

General Insurance Co., Ld. of Trieste Infc.

and Venice (Marine)—C. Kelling, Jantzen Knitting Mills Co.—C. Alkan,

Inc.

Georg Dralle—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Inc.

Gillespie Bros. Ltd.—Macondray & Ja va- China-J apan-Line—Eastern and

Co.. Inc. Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld.

*E4

E74 AGENCIES—MANILA

John F. Trommer, Inc.—F. E. Zuellig, Nippon Yusen Kaisha — Warner,

Inc. Barnes & Co.

Johnson MotorsTCo.—C Alkan, Inc. Norddeutscher Lloyd—Behn, Meyer &

A. D. Juilliard & Co., Inc.—F. E. Co., H. Mij.

Zuellig, Inc. Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—Theo.

H. Davies . & Co., Ltd.

K. P. M. Line—Eastern and Philip- Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

pines Shipping Agencies, Ltd. Ltd.—Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—Roosevelt

Steamship Oo., Inc. Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.—Smith

Kerr S.S. Co., Inc.—Roosevelt S.S. Bell & Co., Ld.

Agency, Inc. Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.—

Klaveness Line—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. State Steamship Co.

Kloeckner Eisen—Forbes, Munn & Pacific Commercial Co.—Union Insur-

Co., Ltd. ance Societ •; nton. Ltd.

Kummer, Comins & Co., Inc., New Pearl Assurance Co.—Warner, Barnes

York—(Kummer aiid Comins & Co.

Lancashire Insurance Co. — F. E. Perfection

Co., Inc. Stove Co. — T. J. Wolff &

Zuellig, Inc.

Law, Union and Rock Insurance Co., Perfection

Inc.

Stoves—T. J. Wolff & Co.,

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Legal and General Assurance, Soc., Philco Radio Co.—H. E. Heacock Co.

Ld.—Guttridge and Chambers, Inc. Philips Radios—T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc.

Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.— Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Co.—The Robert Dollar Co.

Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co.—Smith, Philips China Co., Newi York—Kum-

Bell

Lloyd Triestino Steamship Co.—F. E. PhillipsandChemical

mer Comins

Co., Chas. H., New

Zuellig, Inc. York — Sterling Products Export.

Lloyd’s Agents—Ker & Co., Ltd Inc.

London & Scottish Assurance Corp., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Ker &

Ltd.—Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—F. E. Pott Cassels

Barnes & Co., Ld.

Zuellig, Inc.

Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld.— Pratt & Whithev Aircraft Co.—T. J.

Wolff & Co., Inc.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Prince Line, Ltd.—Roosevelt Steam-

Mirrlees, Watson Co., Ltd. — Warner, ship Agency,

Barnes & Co., Ld. Inc.

Monroe

HeacockCalculating

Co. Machine Co.—H. E. Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.—F. E.

Zuellig, Inc.

Mosler Safe Co.—H. E. Heacock Co. Remington Rand Inc.—H. E. Heacock Co.

Nashua. Mfg Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Robin Hood Mills Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig,

National Aniline & Chemical Co.—F. Inc.

E, Zuellig, Inc. Roosevelt Steamship Co., Inc.—State

National Union Fire Insurance Co. Steamship Co,

—American Asiatic Underwriters, “Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Mail Lin©

Inc. , —Eastern and Philippines Shipping

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail— Agencies, Ld.

Eastern & Philippines Shipping Royal Dutch Air Line—Eastern ami

Agencies, Ltd. Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

 AGENCIES—MANILA—ILOILO E75

Royal Netherlands Indies Airways— Thiriez Pere and Fils, J., and Cartier

Eastern and Philippines Shipping —Bresson, Lille-Paris—C. Kelling,

Agencies, Ltd. Inc.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Forbes, Thompson, Barnes & .Go.

Ld. (John) — Warner,

Munn &r Go., Ld. Thompson, Ld.

Sabater.Sates; Co.—Universal Optical Go. Steffamship Agency, Inc.

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle, Swit- Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.—Warner

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

zerland—Inhelder, Walch Co., Inc.

Sea Insce. Oo., Ld.—Warner, Barnes Tirrenia lig, Inc.

Steamship Co.—F. E. Zuel-

& Go., Ld. Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Sikorksky Aviation Corp.—T. J. Wolff Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes &tCp., Ld.

& Co., Inc. Transatlantic StAaihship Co. Ld.—

Silver-Java Pacific Line — Roosevelt Roosevelt ^Steamship Agency, Inc.

Steamship . Agency, Inc. Turner Halsey Export Corporation New

South British Insurance Co., Ld.— York—Kummer & .Comins

Smith Bell & Co., Ld. United Aircraft 'Exports Gorp.-; T. J.

Sperry Flour Co., San Francisco— Wolff & Co., Inc. ,

F. E. 2uellig, Inc. United States Fife Insurance

; Co.—

Sterling Products, Inc., New York- Theo. H. Davies & (lo., Ltd:

Sterling Products Export, Inc.

St. Paul Fire

Products Export, Inc.

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.—Ker & Co., Ltd. Wenatchee

& Co., Ltd.

Milling Co.—Forbes, Munn

Superfex Refrigerators—T. J. Wolff & Co., Western Clock Co.—H. E. Heacock Co.

Inc.

Swan Pencil Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. White Star Line—Warner, Barnes &

Co., Ltd.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—In- Wilh. Wilhelmsen (European), Line—

ternational Harvester Co. of Philip- Macondray & Co., Inc.

pines Barrel] Co.,!New York—Rum-

Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institute, mer

; William

Berne, Switzerland—Inhelder, Walch Willys Export • Corporation:

//— 00Li

(--.Luneta

Co., Ltd.

Switzerland General Insurance Co., Ltd. WinchesteriRepnating;iTAamfe

Motor Co/ >;

(Ho.** C. Al-

—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. kan, Inc.

Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.— —Warner,': Barnes &■ Oo., Ltd. Ltd.

Yangtsze Insurance Association,

The Robert Dollar Co.

ILOILO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

IBibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., R.& &Co.,J. Ld. Dick, Ld.—Warner, Barnes

Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co.—Warner, El mac, Inc.—Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.

Barnes & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Wise & Co., The Guardian Assurance Co., Ld—Wise

Common Wealth Insurance Co,—(War- & Co., Inc.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. ,

Connecticut Fire Insurance Col—War- Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld —

Wise k Co., Inc.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Cunard-White Star Ltd. — Warner, Hongkong k Whampoa Dock Co.—

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co.

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

E76 AGENCIES—ILOILO—CEBU—ZAMBOANGA

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation— Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Warner,

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Barnes & Co., Ld.

Imperial Airways Ltd. — Warner, Prince Ld.

Line—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

John Thompson Water Tube Boilers, & Co., Ld.Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnea

Sea Insce.

Ld—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Silver Line—Warner Barnes & Co.,

Kokosai Kisen Kaisha—Warner, Bar- Ltd.

nes & Co., Ltd. Silver-Java-Pacific Line — Warner,

Law Union and Rock Insurance Co.—- SouthBarnes & Co., Ltd.

Warner, Barnes & Co. British

Smith, Insurance

Bell & Cp., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—

Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Sperry Flour Co.—Warner, Barnes &

Co., Ld — Wise & Co., Inc. Co., Ld.

Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld.— Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Mirrlees, Watson & Co., Ld.—War- Ld.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Warner, Barnes White Star Line—Warner, Barnes &

Co., Ld'.

& Co., Ld.

North China Insce. Co., Ld.—Wise Yangtse Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—

& Co., Ld. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

CEBU

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ben Line—W. F. Stevenson & Co., Inc. Java-China-Japan-Lijn — W. F. Ste-

Blue Funnel Line—W. F. Stevenson venson & Co., Inc.

& Co., Inc. Noreddutscher Lloyd— Zuellig, Inc., F.E.

British Traders' Insurance Co.—Han-

son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Ocean S.S. Co., Ld.—Hanson, Orth

Ellerman Line—W. F. Stevenson & and Inc.

Co., Inc. Osaka Shosen Kaisha—W. F. Steven

L. Everett, Inc.—W. F. Stevenson & son & Co., Inc.

Co., Inc. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Germanischer Lloyd — Behn, Meyer & Co. tion Co.'—W. F. Stevenson & Co.,

Inc.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie —Behn, Meyer Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.—

ZAMBOANGA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line —The Robert Dollar Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines—The Robert Dollar Co.

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.—The Robert Dollar Co.

Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.-fThe Robert Dollar Co.

 BORNEO

SARAWAK

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Bata Shoe Company, Ld.—Tan Sum New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Guan & Son Tan Sum Guan & Son

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Orange-Crush Co., London, Ld.—Tan

Ld.—Tan Sum Guan & Son Sum Guan & Son

P. F. Esbensen, Denmark—Tan Sum Remington

& Son Rand, Inc—Tan Sum Guan

Guan & Son

Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd.-

Ford Motor Co. of Malay, Id.—Tan Tan Sum Guan & Son

Sum Guan & Son Tom Storey & Co.—Tan Sum Guan

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Union Assurance Society, Ltd.—Tan

Tan Sum Guan & Son Sum Guan

SANDAKAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Agfa Photographic Goods—North Borneo

De Reszke Cigarettes—The North

Trading Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Go., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co.—North Borneo

Decarbo—The North Borneo Trading

Trading Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Barker & Dobson’s Sweets—North Decca & Decca-Polydor Gramophone

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Records—The North Borneo Trading

Bitulac Paints & Presservatives— Co-., Ltd.

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Gillespie’s Anchor Flour—The North

Bovril, Ld.—North Borneo Trading Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Brown & Pank’s—North Borneo Trading North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Carbolex—The North Borneo Trading Harvey’s Port & Sherries—The North

Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Columbia Hor lick’s Malted Milk—The North

Trading Milk—The

Co., Ltd. North Borneo Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Dairymaid Butter—The North Borneo India “ Super ” Tyres—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd.

E78 AGENCIES—SANDAKAN

Killgerm Germicide — The North Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd.—North Bor-

Borneo Trading Oo>., Ltd. neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Lip ton's Teas—The North Borneo Silverneo

Slipper Gins—The North Bor-

Trading Co., Ltd.

Trading Oo., Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Smedleys Canned Goods—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—North Borneo Trading “Smith & Ho'ey’s AVinesi and Spirits—

Co., Ltd. The North Borneo Trading Co. Ltd.

Martell’s Brandies—The North Borneo Sole Fruit Drinks—The North Borneo

Trading Cb., Ltd.

Trading 'Co., Ltd.

McOallun’s Whisky—The North Bor- T. Beers t Stouts—The North Borneo

neo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading.J Co., Ltd. 1

Murray’s Cigarettes — The North Thermos “Stronglas” Products—Tire

Borneo Trading Co>., Ltd. North Borneo Trding Cd, Ltd.

New, Chambers & Co., Ld., England Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ld.—North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

—Sandakan Dispensary, Ld.

Pears Soaps—The North Borneo Trad- VatTrading

69 Whisky—The

Co., Ltd. North Borneo

ing Co., Ltd.

Wakefield

Redfern’s Rubber Goods^—The North Bozmeo Trading& Co., Ltd., C.C. - North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Co,,. Ltd.

World Marine

Rothmans Cigarettes — North Borneo Co.. Ltd—North and General Insurance

Trading Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading

Co., Ltd.

Sandakan Light and Power Co., Ltd. Zeiss Ikon—The North Borneo Trad-

—North Borneo Trading Co.; Ltd. ing Co., Ltd.

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COVERING

JAPAN, CHINA, MALAYA, THE PHILIPPINES, SIAM,

NETHERLANDS INDIA. BORNEO. ETC.

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Peiping

JAPAN Thomson & Co.—Grand Hotel des

Wagon-Lits

Kobe

Mackie and Co., F. W.—Crescent Shanghai

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi

Beck & Swann—17, The Bund

Tokyo Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

Haskins & Sells—320, Szechuen Rd.

Pearson & Cq.—6, Marunouohi, 2 Lowe, Bingham

Peking Road

chome, Kojimachi-ku Mortimer-Reid & Slee—18, The Bund

Thomson & Go.—20,: Canton Road

Yokohama

Pearson & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho Tientsin

CHINA Fischer, Emil S —15, ex-Austrian

Bund

Hankow Lowe, Bingham .& Matthews — 43,

Victoria Road

Thomson & Co.—Union Buildings Thomson & Co.—Liddle Building

Hong Kong MALAYA

Linstead & Davis—Exchange Bldg. Singapore

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

7, Queen’s Road, Central Chan Sze Onn & Co.—96, Market St. ,

Roza, C. A. da—296, Prince Edward Derrick & Co. — Hongkong Bank

Road Chambers, Collyer Quay

Smith Percy, Seth

Des Voeux Road, Central Raffles Place

Thomson & Co.—Hong Kong Bank Gattey & Bateman, Inc. — Fullerton

Building Building.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADERS

E80 ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

Jee An Chian & Co.—15, Chulia St. SIAM

Lowe, Bingham & Dunman—4, Laid-

law Buildings Bangkok

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union

Building, Col Iyer Quay

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—Cecil House, Donaldson

Bank Lane

& Lowden—9, Chartered

9, De Souza Street

Rennie. Lowiok & Co.—C.6-10, Hong

Kong Bank Chambers NETHERLANDS INDIA

Penang Batavia

Fressen Hogeweg

Brown, Phillips & Stewart — 1a, Hegie,

Penang Street C.

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co.—18, Bishop Loyens & Volkmaars

Street McAuliffe, Davis en Hope

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- Vooren, H. J.

bers

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—^Chartered Wolff, B.

Bank Chambers Sumatra

Perak McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Nillmij;

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—Hong- Building, Medan

kong Bank Building, Ipoh

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

bers, Ipoh

Payne Davis & Co.—1, Hale Street, Manila

Ipoh

Towers & Co. — Towers Chambers, Bayne & Co., Henry Hunter—218,

Ipoh N.C.B. Building

Carrera & Co., Edward G.—112,

Selangor Romero Salas, Ermita

Clarke & Larkin—308, Masonic Tem-

ple, Binondo

Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd. — Holland Fleming

Road, Kuala Lumpujd & Williamson—G. de los

Reyes Bldg.

Evatt & Co.—Mercantile Bank Build- Monks,

ings, Kuala Lumpur A. C.—2326, Juan Lrnia (Int.)r

Tondb

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co —12, White,

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur Page & Co.—National City

Grenier & Co., Walter—Kwong Yik Bank Building, Binondo

Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Neille & Bell — 1-3, Old Market Cebu

Square, Kuala Lumpur

Ross & Co., James L.—8, Bayrack Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100

Road, Kuala Lumpur ,

BORNEO

Johore

Drummond & Co.—Jesselton & San

M. G. Warrior—Sedenak dakan

 CLASSIFIED LFST OF TRADES

ADVERTISING AGENTS E81

ADVERTISING AGENTS China Commercial Advertising

Agency—40, Hong Kong Road

JAPAN Consolidated National Advertising

Co.—255, Shantung Road

Kobe Millington, Ltd.—068, Szechuen Rd.

Mutual Advertisers, Ltd.—679, Sze-

Benkyo-sha—8, Sakae-machi chuen Road

Haktjshin KoifoKr-SHA — 25, Naka- Veekiang Loo Advertising Co.—305, Kiu-

Road

yamate-dori

Taiyo Kokokf G. K.—76, Kitanagasa- Tientsin

dori

Modern China Advertising Co.—46,

Heng An Lee

Asahi Eokoku K. K.—28, Kawara- North China Advertising Co.—113,

Rue de Chaylard

machi Peiyang Advertising Co. —114a, Rue

Dai-Ichi Kokoku-sha—25, ImabasEi du Baron Gros

Hogi-sha—5, Kyomachi-dori

Mannensha, Ltd.—35, Koraibash; MALAYA

Manshi-sha—3, Dojima Kami-cho

Sendexsha—1, Hachiban-cho Singapore

Tokyo Advertising and Publicity Bureau,

Ltd., The Publicity House, 114, Ro-

Dento-Kokoku, K.K.—3, Ginza Nishi, binson

2-chome Road

Hirose Kogyo-sha—1, Gofukubashi, 3 Robinson RoadPublicity Service;—82,

Amalgamated

chome Glover & Co.—9, The Arcade

Igarashi-Shoten—7, Kayabaroho, 1 Masters, Ltd.—19a, Cecil Street

chome

Naigai Kokoku-sha—14, Marunouchi Oriental

Raffles.

Bill Posting Co., Ltd.—2,

Place (second floor)

Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha—1, Ginza Rogers k Co., Ltd.—82, Robinson Rd.

Nishi

CHINA Penang

Film News, The—Id, Penang Street

Hong Kong

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Ltd., The—Queen’s Building Manila

Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen’s Road

Central

United Publicity and Advertising Advertising Bureau Inc. — 931, R.

Hidalgo, Quiapo

Co., Ltd. — S. d. Morning Post Philippine Advertising Corporation

Building —P.O. Box 2640

Shanghai Manila Advertising Co.—620, R. Re-

gente

Acme Advertising Agency—131, Mu- Rosenstock

Pinpin

& Co., Inc. —124, T.

seum Road

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ADVERTISING AGENTS-AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES-

E82 ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE—ALUMINIUM

SIAM Far East Aviation Co., Ltd. —26,

Nathan Road

De Cruze Publicity Bureau—Daily Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace—226ar

Nathan Road

Mail Building.

AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES Shanghai

Aircraft (China), Ltd.—88, Museum

JAPAN Road

Andersen, Meyer & Go., Ltd.—21, 24

Kobe and 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Kawasaki ; Zosen-shq—6,. Wadayama- Jardine Engineering Corporation—

cho, l-chome 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Nagoya

Aichi Tokri Denki K. K.—15, Funa^ NETHERLANDS INDIA

kata Chitpse Batavia

Mitsubishi Jukogyo K. K. Nagoya

Works—7, Oye-oho, Minami-ku Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

P.O. Box 56

Tokyo

Bosuh-Department op C. Illies & Co. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

—15, Tameike-cho Manila

IS.HIKAAVAJIMA HlKOKI SeISAKU-SHO—

6, Marunouchi, l-chome Kneedler, D. C.—735, Dakota, Malate

Mitsubishi Jukogyo K.K.—4, Mar- Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.—Grace

mnouchi

NakajiaU Hikoki K.K.—Marunouchi, Park Airport

, -3-chomt

Nihon Koku Yu so K.K. - 3, Tamuia- ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE

oho, l-chome

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

CHINA Manila

Hankow JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE Co.

2, Oalle Cristobal

Chinese National Aviation Corpora-

tion—3, The Bund, F.C. ALUMINIUM

Gale Co., The L. E.-^48, Rue Dautre- (AWalso Page B2)

mer, F. 0.

Hong Kong JAPAN

Osaka

Aero Trading Co.—8a, Des Voeux

Road Central Asia Aluminium K.iK.—1, Imabashi

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s Mitani Aluminium Skisa Kusho—37,

- Road Central Minami, Sakai gawa

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

ALUMINAX-ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS E83

Osaka Aluminium Seisaku-sho—1361, Moji

Sakuragawa, 3-chome

Sumitomo Aluminium, K.K.—56, Shi- Nutter & Co.—Monshin Bldg., Higa-

maya-cho, Konohana-ku shi Hon-machi, 2-chome

Tamada Aluminium Seisaku-sho—57,

Shimofukushima Tokyo

Tokyo Konoike-gumi—3, Ginza, 6-chome

RaymONI), A.I.A., ANtonin — Seisho-

Asia Aluminium Co.—2, Muromachi Kwan, 7th. Floor, 2, Ginza, 4-chome

Vories & Co., W.M.—Fujiya Bldg.

CHINA

Yokohama

Shanghai

Aluminium Union Limited -2, Kruger, Kenneth F. H.--51-B, Ya-

Peking Road maShita-cho, Naka-ku

Middleton & Co., H.—45, Kiukiang CHINA

Road

Sino-Continental Co.—119, Jinkee

Road Canton

Hong Kong Nielsen & Malcolm—Chartered Bank

Bldg., Shameen

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central Dairen

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

JAPAN Hankow

Kobe Credit Foncier d'Extreme Orient—

4, Rue. Clemenceau

Morse, F. S.—305, Nunobiki Bldg., 1, Hemmings

Nunobiki-cho, 4, chome

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—79, Kyo- NielsenBuilding, &S.A.D.3.

Berkeley—Ching Ming

machi & Malcolm—Racine Building

F.C.

Reid, S.—fToyo Building, 7, Harima Sachse,

machi R.-S.A.D. 13, The Bund

Kyoto Hong Kong

Shimidzu-gumi—Shimotachiuri Basto, C. H.—9, Devon Road

Takenaka Komu-ten — 17/14, Suzaku- Chau & Lee—8a, Des Voeux Road

machi, Mibu Central

Cornell, W. A.—Exchange Bldg.

Osaka Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

French Bank Building

Inoue Gumi—13, Izumi-cho Davies, Brooke & Gran—St. George’s

Ohbayashi-gumi—75, Kyobashi Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

.E84 ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Farrell & Co., .P.' ,T.—25a, Wongnei- Carmichael, Lennox & Gray—106,

chong Road Szechuen Road

General Construction Co.—8a, Des Central China Realty Co., Ltd.—110,

Voeux Road Central Av. Edward VII

Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg. China Realty Co.—290, Szechuen Rd.

Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s Chang Foong Realty Co.—149, * Yuen

Road Central Ming Yuen Road

Lai Shiu Wing &, Co.—£hina Bldg. Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillot

Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Road Chuang, T.—212, Kiangse Road

Central ' CpRRiT, A.-£-238, Kiangse Road

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building. Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Des Voeux Road Central Sassoon House, 18, The Bund

Little, Adams & Wood—York Build- Cumine & Co.,1 Ltd.—149, Szechuen

ing, Chater.Road Road

Palmer & Turner — Hongkong & Davies & Brooke—81, Jinkee Road

Shanghai Bank Building Eastern Asia Architects -& Engineer-

Siu, H. M.—Exchange Building ing Corp., Ltd.—131, Museum Rd.

Way & Hall—20-22, Queen’s Road Ctl. Faber, S. E.—33 Lucerne Road

Wong, S. L.—66, Village Road Fan, Robert—110, Szechuen Road

Xavier, A. M.—2, Granville Road Gonda, Q. ; H.—410, Szechuen Rpad

Hudec, L. E.—209, Yuen Ming Y'uen

Mukden Road

Keys & Dowdeswell—349, Kiangse

Marcks, Loihar—She I Wei Lou Road

Kkivoss & (Co.—1331, Avenue Joffre

Peiping Kun Lee Engineering Co., Ltd.—89,

Foochow Road

Kyetay

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia 160, Avenue Engineering Corporation—

Hutung Edward VII

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang Leonard and Veys-sseyre P. & Kruze

A.—461, Avenue Joffre

Men Street

Hussey, Harry—1, Ta Soochow Hu- Lester, Johnson & Morriss—20, Kiu-

kiang Road

tung

Kendal, R. R.—1, Tsung Pu Hutung Minutti & Cie—668, Szechuen Road

Lets, Moller & Co.—24, Ko Shao Muller, E. J.—2, Peking Road

Hutung Nielsen & Malcolm—12, The Bund

Palmer & Turner—17, Canton Road

Shanghai Parker, Rielley & Go.—91, Peking

Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd. Powell, Sidney J.—410, Szechuen Rd.

Allied Architects—406, Kiangse Rd. Republic Land Investment Co.—149,

Asia Realty Co.—110, Szechuen Road Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—100, Peking Richardson & Co., A. J.—572, a27,

Szechuen Road

Road

Berents, Hans-2, Peking Road Scurr, Tanner & Co.—59, Peking Rd.

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiang- Spence, Robinson & Partners — 27,

Peking Road

se Road

Busch, E.—218, Kiangse Road Suhr, K. IL—266, Peking Road

Calatroni, Hsieh &• Co.--110, Han- Tilley, Percy—320, Szechuen Road

kow Road TopoREALfY-^, Quai de France

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADE®

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS E85-

Tientsin Wilson, Oscar—16, Mercantile Bank

Building

Bonetti, P. — 26, Corso Vittorio Penang

Emanuele

Borrows & Oo.—Liddell’s Building

Brossarc Mopin—110, Rue de France Craik, D. McLeod—39, Beach Street

Chinese Engineering Co. — Hsin Yi Stark & McNeill—29, Beach Street

Li, Bristow Road

Cook & Anderson—1, Victoria Road Perak

Corinth & Co.—127, Woodrow Wilson

Street Brash and Smith—Fusing

Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road Stark & McNeill—21, Hale Street,

Geyling, R.—49, Bromley Road Ipoh

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular

Road Selangor

Hua Sheng Co.—40, Miyajima Road

Kwan Chu & Yang—11, Rue du Mare- Barnabas & Co.—5, Klyne St., K.L.

chal Foch Booty & Edwards—9, Holland Road,

iLoup & Young—106, Rue de Paris Kuala Lumpur

Sirtori, Ing. L.—57, Meadows Road Keys & Dowdeswell—14, Holland Rd'.,

K.L.

Swan & Maclaren—Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Lennox & Co., J.—8, Chekiang Road

Snow & Co., M. L.—Exchange Build- Batavia

ing

Fermont Cuypers, N. V.—Molenvlies

Tsinan

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Manila

MALAYA Arguelles & Ocampo—'511, Pilipinas

Building

Singapore Gabler-Gummert, A. — 712, Insular

Life Building

Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building, 2nd Keys, H. H.—329, National City Bank

Building, Binondo

Floor

Chung and Wong—6th floor, Union Legarda, Vicente L.—124, Maytubeg

Building Moreta’s Consulting Office — 37,.

Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House, Florida, Ermita

Collyer Quay Mapua & Vales—843, Rizal, Sta Cruz

Pennefather, J. P.—370-1, Pasir Pan- Building, Port District

jang Road Myers Buck Co., Inc.—Free Press

Ritchie and Bisset—F-l, Union Bldg. Building

Swan and Maclaren — Hong Kong Nelson & Co., C. B.—G. De Los Reyes

Building

Bank Chambers

 CLASSIFIED LIST; OF TRADE'S

ASBESTOS

ASBESTOS CHINA

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central

Ando Asbestos Packing, K. K.—713, Jardine Engineering Corporation—^

Nishide-machi 14, Pedder Street

Kawahara Sh- ten G. K.—251, Higashi Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building,

Kawasaki-cho Chater Road

Nikko-sha—2, Matsumoto-dori 1 Ross & Co., Alex—Ia, Chater Road

Nippon Sekimenban Seizo

Kitanagasa-dor-i, 3-chome K. K.—83, Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Yoeux

Taihei Packing Seisaku-cho—9’,' Hb- Road Central

soda-cho Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince's

Takamatsu Asbestos Rogyo sho — 11, Building

Tobacho, Hyogo-ku

Osaka Shanghai

Ando Asbestos Packing K. K.— ^1, Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road

Itachibori Calder-Marshall & Co.—2, Peking

Hayashi Shoten—-35,' Sbinmacbi Mi- Road

nami-dori China United Trading Co.—110, Av.

Kanae Packing Seizo K.K.—2, Dejiro- Edward VII

dori Eeliston & Co. — 185, Yuen Ming

Miyoshi Ishiwata /Eqgyo iK.K.—16, Yuen Road

Itacbibori Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse

Osaka Asbestos Kogyo K.K.—1, Na- Road

katsu Hama-dori

Settsu Asbestos K. K.—13, Itachibori Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.- 34,

Minami-dori Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Yasuoka Hoon Kogyo K.K.—50, Utsu- Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkong

bo Minami-dori Road

Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Tokyo 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Langdon & Co., E. W. —30, Cardinal

Mercier

Nippon' Asbesto—3, Ginza Nishi, 6- Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway

chome

Okahara Yoshiji Shoten—3/3, Ginza, Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

6-chome Walworth International Co.—110,

Sakurai ' Shokai—6', Kayaba-cho, 1- Szechuen Road

chonle Zee & Sons—101, Broadway

Yokohama. Tientsin

Asahi Slate K. K.—470, TsuPumi-cho,

Tsurumi-ku Hua Sheng — 40, Miyajima Road,

Matsui Seisakusho—122, Hiranunia cho Japanese Concession

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ASBESTOS—BANKS E87

MALAYA Nomura Securities 'Co —Sakaemachi-

dori

Singapore Sanju-Hachi Bank—7, Sakae-machi

Sanwa Bank—50, Sakae-machi

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Sumitomo

chi

Bank, Um—11, Sakae-ma-

—6, Bonham Building

Yasuda Bank--5, Safcae-machi

AUDITORS {See under Yokohama Specie Bank — 24, Kyo-

Accountants) mafchi

AUTOMOBILES {See under Motors) Hakodate

BANKS Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—11, Suehiro-

cho

Hokkaido Ginko, Ltd.—96, Suehiro-

JAPAN cho

Nippon Ginko, Ltd.—1, Suehiro-cho

Kobe Yasuda Giuko, Ltd.—5, Suehiro-cho

Bank of Chosen—Sakae-machi-dori Kyoto

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Harima- Aichi Bank — Muro-niachi-nishi-iru-

machi Shigo

Banque Franco-JaponaISe—36,' Nishi- Dai-Ichi Bank, Ltd. — Karasumaru,

machi Sanjo-Sagaru

Chartered Bank of India, Australia ;Fudo Saving BAKK-iTomikoji-nishi-

& China—67, Kyo-machi iru, Sanjo

Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-macbi Japan Hypothec Bank, Ltd.—Oshi-

Fujimoto Bill Broker & Securities koji-agaru, Karasumaru

Co.—Sakae-machi Jugo Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru Nishi-

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking kikoji-sagaru

Corporation—2, The Bund Kawasaki One-Hundred Bank—Kara-

Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd.—13, Sa- sumaru

kae-machi Kawasaki Saving Bank—Yanagibaba-

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—35, Nishi-machi higashi-iru

Kawasaki One-Hundred Bank, Ltd.- Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru

Takoyakushi-Sagaru, Karasumaru Higashi-iru

Kobe Bank, Ltd.—56,, Naniwa-machi Mitsui Bank Karasumaru Higashi-

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—10, Aioi-cho iru Shiyo-dori

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi Nagoya BANKrt-Nishikikoji-agaru, Mu-

^National City Bank of New York- ro-machi

38, Akashi-machi Nomura Bank—Takakura-mshi-iru

Netherlands

Kyo-machi Trading Society—83, Osaka Saving BANK—Fuyamachi-kado

Netherlands- India Commercial Bank Sanwa Bank—Takayakushi-Kado

—38, Akashi-machi Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Rokkaku-saga-

Nippon Kogyu Ginko, Ltd.—36, Ni- ru, Higashinotoin

shi-machi YasudA Bank—Karasumaru, Higashi-

Nomura Bank- 34, Sakae-machi iru

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ESS BANKS

Kyushu Osaka

Yoshu Ginko, K. K.—Nagarekawa- Aichi Bank, Ltd.—34/1, Hon-machi

dori Bank of Chosen—18, Imabashi

Moji Bank of Japan—23, Nakanoshima

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—22, Kitaharaa

Dai-Ichi Ginko—Nishi Hon-machi Dai Ichi Ginko—35, Koraibashi

Mitsui Bank—Higashi Hon-machi Kashima Bank—1, Tosabori, 1-chome

Nippon Ginko, Ltd. — Nishi, Hon- Kawasaki One-Hundredth Bank—Ko-

raibashi, 3-chome, Higashi-ku

machi

Sumitomo Bank—Nishi Hon-madii Kobe Okazaki Bank, Ltd.—7, Ima-

Yasuda Bank—Nishi Hon-machi bashi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku

Mitsubishi Bank—16, Imabashi

Nagasaki Mitsui Bank, Ltd. —1, Koraibashi

Nagoya Ginko—10, Bingo-machi

National

Fudo Chokin Ginko—60, Nishi Ka- 34-35, Kitahama,City Bank of New York—

mano-machi 5-chome, Higashi-ku

Juhachi Ginko, K. K.—107, Isuki- Nipponchi

Kangyo Ginko—5, Awaji-ma-

machi

Nagasaki Chochiku Ginko—107, Isuki Nippon Kogyo Ginko—1, Koraibashi

machi Nomura Bank, Ltd.—21, Bingo-machi

Yasuda Ginko, K. K.—36, Higashi Osaka Noko Ginko—20, Imabashi

Hamano-mach i Osaka Savings Bank—18, Fushimi-cho*

Yokohama Specie Bank—72, Nishi Sanwa Bank, Ltd.—3, chome Imabashi.

Hamano-machi Showa Ginko, Ltd.—35, Bingo-machi

Nagoya Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—22, Kitahama

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—12, Koraibashi

Aichi Ginko — Miyuki Hon-machi- Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama

dori, 8-chome

Aitchiken Noko Ginko—3,.Sin sakae Shidzuoka

machi

Dai Ichi Ginko—Shimozono-cho Aichi Ginko—1, Gotfuku-cho

Meiji Ginko—lemma-cho

Mitsubishi Ginko — Minami JNaka- Hamamatsu Ginko—13, Gofuku-cho

Nippon Kangyo Ginko—2/41, Ohte-cho

shima cho, 1-chome

Mitsui Ginko1—2, Shin Yanagai- Shizuoka 'Ginko—28, Gofuku-cho

Sanjugo Ginko—10, Gofuku-cho

machi

Nagoya Ginko^—I, Sakae-machi Suruga Gtnko—28, Ryogae-cho

Nippon Kogyo Ginko — 1, Minami

Nagashima-cho, 1-chome Shimonoseki

Nomura Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Sanwa Ginko—Minami Kuwana-cho, Chosen Ginko—54, Kannonzaki-cho

, 1-ichome

Sumitomo Gi.nko—Shin Yanagi-machi Dai-Ichi Ginko—66, Nishinabe-cho

Yasuda Ginko — 9, Minami, Otsu- Jugo Ginko—Kannonzaki-cho

machi Nippon Kangyo Ginko—Kannonzaki-

Yokohama cho

machi Specie Bank—Shin Yanagi- Sumitomo Bank—88, Nishin&be-cho.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E89

Tokyo Kawasaki Dai Hyaku Ginko — 41,

Hon-chp

Bank of Chosen, Ltd.—4, Ote-machi Mitsui Ginko, K. K.—20, Hon-chi

Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho National City Bank of New York—

Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi 74-a, Yamashita-cho

Nederlandsch

Banque Franoo-Japonaise—I, Cofuku- 17, NibonOhdori Indisch Handelsbank—

bashi Sumitomo Ginko, K. K.—22, Hon-cho, 2-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia chome

& China—Yusen Building Yasuda Ginko, K. K.—44, Hon-cho

•Chosen Shokusan Ginko—Marunou- Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. — 60,

chi Building Minami Naka-dori

Dai Ichi Ginko—1, Marunouchi, 1-

chome FORMOSA

Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko—18, Ma-

runouchi

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—14, Bank of Taiwan—-], Satae-machi

Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho

Marunouchi

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—2, Kobiki-cho. Sanwa Ginko—5&, Hon-rhachi

Kawasaki-One-Hundredth Bank, Ltd. Taiwan Shokd Ginko I, Yamato cho

—-11, Tori 1-chome

Mitsubishi

chi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- KOREA

Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi Chosen G i nko-*!V,’ Nandaimon-dori

National City Bank of New York— Kanjo Ginko—14, Nandaimon-dori

Tokyo Kaijo Building

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank— Yasuda Ginko—41, Hon-machi

8, Marunouchi

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunouchi CHINA

Nippon Kwangyo Ginko—1, Uchiya- Amoy

mashita-cho

Nomura Ginko—1, Tori Amoy Commercial Bank

Sanwa Ginko—6/4, Muro-machi Bank of Taiwan

Showa Ginko—3, Muro-machi Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Corpn.

Sumitomo Bank—2/2, Marunouchi

Toryo-fu Noko Ginko—1, Marunouchi International

The Bund'

Savings Society—20,

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—6, Ote-machi Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Yokohama Specie Bank—Hongoku-cho N.V.

Yokohama Antung

Bank of China

Bank of Taiwan, Did.—33, Nihon- Bank of Chosen

Ohdori

•Chartered Bank of India, Australia Canton

& China—18, Nihon-Ohdori

Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—46, Hon-oho Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—133/ King

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—2, Ya- Loong Road

mashita-cho i Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—British Con-

-Jugo Ginko—23, Ohta-machi cession, Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Eijo BANKS

Banque de l’Indochine—Shameen Foochow

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

&, China—Shameen Bank of China

Deutsch Asiatische Bank—8, British Bank of Taiwan

Concession, Shameen

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chartered Bank of India, Australia.

& China—c/o Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Corp.—Central Avenue, Shameen

International Savings Society — P. Hongkong and .Shanghai Banking

Corporation

O. Box 27

Kwangtung Provincial Bank—South

Bund Hankow

National City Bank of New York—

Shameen Bank of Canton—Yangtze Road

Bank of China—1, Pao Hwa Street

Changchun Bank of Taiwan—77, Kiang Han Roatl

Basque Beige Pour I’Etranger—

Bank of China 87a, Poyang Road

Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi Banque de I’lndochine—The Bund,

F. C.

Chungking Central Bank of China—8, Iteh

Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

The Mei Feng Bank of iSzechuen and China—Wha Cheong Road

Young Brothers Banking Corp. Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—

Hupeh Road

(Continental Bank—7, Rue Dautremer

Chefoo Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Clemenceau

Bank of Communications—3, Ferguson Deutsch Asiatiche Bank —S.A.D.

Road Bund

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Hankow Bank Ltd.—Cheng Chung

Corporation Chieh, Japanese Concession

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—The Bund, S.A.D. 3

Dairen International Savings Society—The

Bund, F. Con.

Bank of China—Central Circle National City Bank of New York—

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-odori The Bund, S.A.D. No. 3

Bank of Communications—12, Oyama- National

Kianghan

Commercial Bank, Ltd.—

Road

dori

Bank of Manchuria—69, Ise-machi National Commercial and Savings-

Dairen Commercial Bank—5, Nishi- Bank—40, Avenue de Marcilly

dori Kincheng Banking Corporation—9,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—47, Sin Sen Road

Echigo-cho Shanghai Commercial &. Savings

National City Bank of New York, Bank, Ltd.—30, Taiping Rd., S.A.D. 3-

The—Okura Building, 14, Yama- Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Hupeh.

gata-dori Road

Yokohama Specie Bank—Central Cir- Yokohama Specie Bank—10, The Bund,.

S.A.D. No. 3

cle

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E9I

Harbin Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road

Bank of Chosen—Uchaskovya Street Kwok Fung Bank Co., Ltd.—45,

Bank of Communications—North 4th Wing Lok Street East

Road, Main Street Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

Bank or Manchuria .— Kitaiskaya Queen’s Road Central

Street National City Bank of New York

Banque Franco-Asiatique—10, Kitais- 2, Queen’s Road Central

kaya Street, Pristan National Commercial and Savings

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. k Bank, Ltd.—8A, Des Vceux Road

China—76, Novogorodnaya Street Nederlandsch Indisch Handels

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank — 14, Bank—Chung Tin Building

Vodoprovodnaya Street

International Savings Society — 1, Nederi.vndsch Handel-Maatschappij,

N.V. (Netherlands Trading Socie-

Kitaiskaya Street ty)—Holland MIouse, Queer’s Road

National City Bank of New York. Central

The—48, Mostovaya Street Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpora-

tion, Ltd.—13, Queen’s Road Central

Hongkong P. Sc O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

—Marina House

American Express Co., Inc. — 4, Des Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.

Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Voeux Road Central Central

Bank of

Central Canton—6, Des Voeux Road Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Rd.

Bank o-f China 4, Queen’s Road Central

Central Underwriters Savings Bank -12,

Bank of Communications -5, Ice Queen’s Road Central

House Street

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10, RoadOnCentral

Wing Bank, Ltd.—26, Des Voeux

Des Voeux Road Central Yien Yieh Commercial Bank 236,

Bank of Taiwan—Prince’s Building Des Voeux Road Centml

Banque Belge pour l’Etranger, S. A. Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Prince’s

—4a, Des Voeux Road

Banque de i’indochine French Building

Bank Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour Le Kongmoon

Commerce et de (’Industrie

Prince’s Building

Chartered Bank of India, Australia International Savings Society—Sun

Sc China—3, Queen’s Road Central Year Road

Chase Bank, The—Marina House, IS-

IS, Queen’s Road Central

Cook & Son, Thos. Queen’s Building Macao

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient -

French Bank Building (4th floor), 5, Banco National Ultramarino—Ende-

Queen’s Road Central reco Telegraphico

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chee Cheong Bank—25, Rua dos Mer-

Corporation -Hongkong & Shang- cadores

hai Bank Building

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—24, International Savings Society—P.O.

Wing Lok Street Box 27

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

E92 BANKS

Mukden Cook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel

de Pekin

Bank of OHofcEN—Shoseikwan, Out- Deutsche

Street

Asiatische Bank—Legation

side Little West Gate

Bank ■ of Commonioations — Small Epargne Franco-Chinoise l.’ — Re-

gine’s Building

South Gate

Bank of Manchuria—P.O. Box 30 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—Legation Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking International

CoRPORATig^r—Ta Hsi Pion Men Wei , Rue Gaubel Savings Society—3,

International Savings Society—Wu Kinchenc Banking Corporation—Hsi

Wei Lu Chiao Ming Hsiang

National City Bank of New York— National City Bank of New York—

Ta Hsi Pi (Mi Men Wai (Legation Street

NeO,ERLANDSC,H jSYNDlCAAT VOOR CHINA Sin-Hua Trust and Savings Bank—

— Kungtszi 2, I Djing Loo 8, Dang Fang T’ow Thao

Provincial Bank of the Three Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd.—Legation

Eastern

Big NorthProvinces—Inside

Gate of the Street

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—2 s,

Namwa-dori Shanghai

Newchwang American Express Co., Inc.—1’58,

Kiukiang Road

Bank of China—Yuan Shik T’ao Bank of Canton Ltd.—52, Niagpo Rd.

Chieh Bank of China—50, Hankow Road

Bank of Chosen— Bank of Communications—14, The

Bank of Communications—Dung Ta Bund

Chieh Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Sze-

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. chuen Road

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—16, The Bund

Peiping Banque Beige Pour I’Etranger,

S. A. —Sassoon House, 20, The Bund

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

Hotel des Wagon Lits merce et l’Industrie- l Quai Fiance

Bank of China—37, Hsi Chiao Min France

Hsiang Banque

Bund de I’lndochine—29, The

Bank of Communications—Hsi Ho Central Bank of China—15, The

Yen Bund

Bank of Tientsin—Hatamen Street Chartered Bank of India, Aust-

Banque de l’Indochine — Legation ralia & China, The—18, The Bund

Street Chase Bank, The—80, Kiukiang Road

Banque Franco-ChiNQise pour le

Commerce et l’Industrie—Legation Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—123

Street Foochow Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China Export-Import and Bank Co.—

and China—Legation Street 136-138, Kiangse Road

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chih- China State Bank, Ltd.—356, Peking

li—Hsi Chiao Min Hsiang Road

Continental Bank—Hsi Chiao Min Chinese Industrial Bank—328, Nan-

Shiang king Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E98‘-

Chung Foo Union Bank—103, Jinkee P. & ,0. Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

Road 28, The Bund

Chung Hwa Commercial & Savings Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.—

Bank—290, Peking Road Sassoon House

Chung Wai Bank, Ltd.—97, Avenue Shanghai Bank, Ltd.—190, Haining

Edward VII Road

Commercial Bank of China—7, The Shanghai Commercial

Bank Ltd.—50, & Savings

Ningpo Road

Bund

Continental Bank, Ltd. -Ill, Kiu- Shanghai Mercantile Bank —100,

Tientsin Road

kiang Road

Cook & Son, Thomas—119, Nanking Sumitomo

Road

Bank, Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Road

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank — 85, Kiu- Underwriters

The Bund

Savings Bank—17,

kiang Road

Exchange Bank of China—16, The Union Road

Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

Bund

Foo Yuen Bank—70, Ningpo Road Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Young Bund

Corporation—12, The Bund. Brothers Banking Corpora-

International Savings Society 7, tion—276, Kiukiang Road

A.venue Edward VII

Italian Bank for China—186, Kiu- Shasi

kiang Road

Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road Shanghai Commercial and Savings’

Kincheng Banking Corporation—212, Bank

Kiangse Road

Kohan Trust Bank—321, Kiangse Swatow

Road

Land Bank of China—239, Peking Rd. Bank of China

Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd.— Bank of Taiwan—1, Yong Ping Road

86, Tientsin Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—4, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking-

Corporation

The Bund

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—-38, Kiukiang P. & O. BankingBank

National City of New York

Corporation

Road

Mitsui Bank. Ltd.—93, Canton Road

National City Bank of New York Tientsin

41. Kiukiang Road

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—406, American Express Co.—137, Victoria

Kiangse Road Road

National Industrial

—130, Peking Road Bank of China Bank of China—Rue Pasteur

Bank of Chosen—37, Rue de France

Nederlandsche-lndische Hand- Bank of Communications—82, Rue de

elsbank, N. V.—186, Kiukiang Road Baron Gros

Netherlands Trading Society— Bank of Tientsin—2/15, Asahi Road

Sassoon House, 20, The Bund Banque Belge Pour l’Etranger S. A.

Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—240, —86, Victoria Road

Peking Road Banque Eranco-Chinoise (Pour Le

Overseas-Chinese Banking Gorpn..— Commerce et l’Industrie)—114, Rue

120, Kiukiang Road de Franee

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E94 BANKS

Banque de i/Indochine—V3, Bue de i Weihaiwei

F ranee

Chartered Bank op India, Australia Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—79, Victoria Road & China

China and South Sea^ Bank—48, Vic- | Hongkong and Shanghai Bank —

toria Road Mainland

Commercial Guarantee Bank op Chi- ;

hli—72, Rue de France Yunnan fti

Continental Baj

■Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Banque de l'Indochine

111; Rue de France ■

Deutsche Asiatiche ..Bank—27, * Cjon- INDOCHINA

siilar Road

Hongkong and Shanghai

Corporation—Victoria Road Banking Hanoi

International Savings Society—85, Banque de lMndochine—47-51, Boule-

Rue' de France , vard Amiral Courbet

Italian Bank for- China—91, Rue de Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—16, Ruo

France Paul Bert

National City Bank of New York,

The—60, Victoria Road Haiphong

National Commercial Bank Ltd.—

103-5, Rue Pasteur, F. Con. Banque de l’Indochine

National Commercial and Savings Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

Bank Ltd. The merce et l’Industrie

National Industrial Bank of China Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—17, Boulevard Paul Bert

—Consular Road

Hongkong

Shanghai Commercial and Savings Corp.—3, Rue and Shanghai Banking

Bank—100, Rue Pasteur Jules Ferry

Sinhua Commercial and Savings Provinces du Tonkin

Bank—51-53, Rue dee France

Yokohama Specie Bank—Corner Vic- Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Pnom- Penh

tciia Road and Bristow Road

Tsingtao Saigon

Banque de l’Indo-Chine

Bank of Chosen—8, Kuantao Road Chartered Bank of India, Australia

B.ank of' Communications—30, Chung and mer

China—3, Rue Georges Guyne-

Shan Road Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Corporation—21, Place Rigault De

China-—'Eischauge Building Genouilly

Peutsch

111 Asiatische Bank—P.O. Box

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—5, SIAM

Kuantao Road Bangkok

International Savings Society — 2,

Kuantao ,Koaa Banque de l’Indochine

Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd. — 1, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Kuantao Road & China

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANES

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Perak

Corpoeation—East Bank of River

Menam, Corner of Klong Kut Mai Bank of Malava, Ltd.~2&,: Hale Street

Canal Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. & China—Ipoh

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Ltd. 31, Station Road, Ipoh

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

PORATiON--Station Road Tpoh

MALAYA Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

Station Road, Ipoh

Johore

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—Jo- Selangor

hore Bahru

Overseas Chinese Banking Corpora- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Kuala Lumpur

tion—1, Ja.lang Sayang, Mu$x

Hongkong and. Shanghai Banking

Kedah Corporation—2', Ampang Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Street,Yik

Kwong Banking Corpn.—2, Cross

K.L.

& China—Alor Star Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—12,

Kelantan Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn.—

113, Kuala Lumpur, High Street

Mercantile Bank of India, Australia

& China—Khota Bahru Singapore

Malacca American Express Co. I, Collyer

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Bank Quay

Corporation of Taiwan, Ltd.—31, Raffles

Place

Banque de l’Indqchine—Ruffles Place

Penang Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Battery Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China and Southern Bank, Ljd —31,

& China Raffles Place

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas—39, Ro-

poration binson Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—11, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Beach Street 3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers

Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpora- Eastern Bank—4, D’Almeida Street

tion, Ltd.—28 & 30, Beach Street Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—21,

Collyer Quay

Negri Sembilan Kwong Lee Banking Co.—76, South

Bridge Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia LeeRoadWah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal

& China—127, Birch Road

Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.—63, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—21,

Raffles Place

Birch Road, Scremban

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

National City Bank of New York BORNEO

—Ocean Building, 9, Collyer Quay

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

N, V—1, Cecil Street & China—Kuching, Sarawak

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij State Bank of North Borneo

— 2-6, Cecil Street

Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.— PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

China Bldg., Chulia Street

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

Union Building Cebu

Sze Hai Tong Banking & Insurance

Co., Ltd.—58, Chulia Street Bank of the Philippine Islands—P.

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Meyer O. Box 477

Chambers, Raffles Place Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China

NETHERLANDS INDIA National City Bank of New York—

Calles Burgees and Comercio

Batavia

Iloilo

Bank of Taiwan

Batavia Bank—22^23, Asemka Banco de Las Islas Pilipinas

De Javasche Bank Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—P.O. Box 299

Padang Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China Manila

Javasche Bank

American Express Co., Inc.—95, Plaza

Semarang Moraga; P.O. Box 1463

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.Y. —10, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Filipina’s Building, 21,

Sourabaya Plaza Moraga

Escompto Maatschappij, Ned. Ind. China Banking Corporation—China

Bank Building, Dasmarinas

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation Corporation—35, Juan Luna, Binondo

Koloniale Bank Nederlandsch In- Mercantile Bank of India—216, Plaza

Samanillo Bldg.

CisChe Handelsbank

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank—

75, Plaza Goiti, Sta. Cruz

Sumatra National City Bank of New York

The—National City Bank Building,

Binondo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—Peoples

& China—Medan Bank Building, Corner David and

De Javasche Bank—Medan Dasmarimas, Binondo

Nederlandsch-INdIsche

—Medan Handels-Bank Philippine National Bank-Masonic

Temple, Escolfca, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BEANS

Philippine Trust Oo.—Monte de Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti Kelley & Co., Ltd,—11, Queen’s Road

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—34, Central

Plaza Cervantes Mohamedally, N,—27,. Wyndham St.

Zamboanga Shanghai

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Aknhold & Co., Ltd.—SaSsooh House

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Compagnia Italiana d’Estremo Ori-

& China—Barrios Building ' 1 ents—70, Kiukiang Road

Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road

BARRISTERS—(Nee under Lawyers) Jardine,Bund

Matheson & Co.—27, The

Jebsen & Co.—110,

BEANS AND BEAN PRODUCTS Kermani & Co., R. S.—lij, Hankow Road

Consulat

JAPAN Mitsui Bijssan Kaisha—185, SzeGhue.rt

Road

Kobe Sassoon A Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori Tientsin

CHINA China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Rue de Paris

Dairen

BELTING—(See under Leather)

Santai Oil Mills Co., Ltd.

BLEACHING & DYEING FAC

Foochow TORIES (See Page B2)

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, BOARDING HOUSES—(Nee under

Me Wu Ting Road Hotels) . ,

Hankow BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House JAPAN

Mehta, B. R. — 27, Panoff Flats,

S.A.D. 2 Kobe

Wah Chang Trading Corporation—

23, Rue Dautremer, F. Con. Kawase Book Store—24, Moto-machi-

dori

Harbin Maruzen K. K.—31, Akashi-machi

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co,, Hakodate

L/td.—1, Pekarnaya Street

East Asiatic. Co., Ltd.—65, Polevaya Nishihori Oami-do—13, Suehiro-cho

Street

Hongkong Kyoto

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Fuya-machi, Ni-

Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg. shi-iru

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E98 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

Moji Shincho-sha—71, Yarai-cbo

Tokyo-do K.K.—84, Kobinata Suido-

Harada Kinzan-do—Shin-maehi cho

Yokohama

Kobun-do—11, Higashi Hamano-cho Bunju-do—55, Tokiwa-cho

Miyamoto Siiigesaburo — 47, Moto Chikusei do—48, Choja-machi

Shikkui-machi Chikyudo Shoten—30, Isezaki-cho

Moriya S. Watanabe—44, Tsuki-machi Kinsho-do—101, Noge-cbo

Nagasaki Shoten—95, Higashi, Ha- Marusen Kabushiki Kaisha—34, Beu-

mand-machi ten-dori

Takahashi Shoten—85, Moto-machi

Nagoya Yurin-do Honten K.K.—22, Isezaki-

cho

Chu-Kyo-do—M i nami-Otsu-cho

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Sakae-macbi KOREA

Matsumoto

Ostu-machi Book Store —Minami Maruzen Co.—167, Kogane-cho, Seoul

Sanytjkwan-Shoten

machi, Nishi-ku Trr; Miyuki, Hon- Osakaya Shoten—28, Hon-cho

Shiba, H. Nikkan Shobo—10, Hon-

machi

Osaka

Asai Taizan-do—Sonezaki-naka CHINA

Daido Shoin—8, Sonesaki Kami-dori Amoy

Fukuinsha Shoten—31, Utsubo, Ka-

midori A.moy Pharmacy, Ltd.

Osaka Toshoin — 14, Shinsaibashi-

chome Canton

Osaka Shoseki K.K.—Tsumori-Nishi,

Nari-ku South China Christian Book Co.—

Maruzen Co.—114, Bakuro-machi 2, Chiu Yum Kai

Osaka Hobunkan Co., Ltd.—1-20, Awa-

bori-machi Dairen

Sakaigawa Bienko—Kosatenkado

Sakuraya-Shoten—54, Dojima Naka Kobayashi & Co.—Oyama-dori

dori Osakyago Bookstore —138, Naniwar-

. Shunban-kwan—56, Bakura-machi dori

Shinshin-do—4, Sueyoshibashi

Harbin

Tokyo Genfer, M. A.—10, Polevaya, corner

Ars, The—13, Jipnbo-cho 43, Diagonalnaya

Bijutsee-sha—4, Samon-cho Hongkong

Dai-Ichi Shobo—1, Sanban-cho

Hakubun Kwan—8, Ilon-machi Bible and Book Tract Depot—6,

IVlaruzen K. K.—6, .Toxn, Nibonbashiku Queen’s Road Central

Sansei-do,—1, Jinbo-cho, Kandaku Brewers Bookshop—^Alexandra Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS E99

•Chung Hwa Book Co.—69, Queen’s Christian Literature Society of China

Road Central — <28, Museum Road

•Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road Chung Road

II wa Book Co.—221, Honan

Central

Der A Wing & Co.—22, Wyndham Comacrib Press—118, Museum Road

Street; P.O. Box 446 Commercial Press, Ltd., The—211,

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building, Honan Road

Chater Road Dah Tung BookCo.—331, N. Fukien Road

Mahan & Co.—5, D’Aguilar Street E-Shing & Go.—494, Szechuen Road

Sincere Co.—Des Vceux Road Central Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—190, Rubbling Well

Sun Co.—Des Yceux Road Central Road

Sun Tai Cheung —129, Bonham Hap84-5,Kee Educational Supply Co.—

Honam Road

Strand East

International Booksellers, Ltd.—

Macao 131, Museum Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—66, Nanking

Road

Der A. Wing & Co.—13, Avenida Koreska, W.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

Almeida Ribeiro Road

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domingos Kwang Hsueh Publishing House-

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenida Almeida 140, Peking Road

Ribeiro

Thompson Loo & Co. -1a, Rua May Sun & H.—238,

Lee & Co., Nanking Road

Go.—81, Honan Road

Central Noessler & Co., mox—331, Kiangse Road

Nanking Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling

Well Koad

Educational Bookstore—400, Cbung pNiON

Taisho Co.—22, Chaotung Road

Store—1124, Bubbling

Shan Road, Kulo Well Road

Peiping United Book & Stationery Co.—78

Nanking Road

Vicajee & Co.,,F.—132, Kiangse Road

French Bookstore- Grand Hotel de Wah Yang Printing Cb.—37, Miller

Peki n Road

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Wing On Co.—635, Nanking Road

Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. — 635,

Shanghai Szechuen Road

American Book & Supply Co.—841, Tientsin

Bubbling Well Road

Bookstall

Yu Yuen Roadc Curiosity Shop^-282-292, Caxton Press, Ltd —Council Road

Brewer, Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon

ing H. E.—526, Embankment Build- Lynns Book Store—45, Rue de France

China Baptist Book Store—209, Yuen. Oriental Book Store, The—69, Rue de

Ming Yuen Road France

China Educational Supply Associa- Peiyang Press^?, Wusih Road

tion—406, Foochow Road Serebrennikoff & Co., A. J.—16,

China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road ’ Council Road

Chinese-American Publishing Co.— Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria

160, Nanking Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E100 BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

Tsingtao Singapore

Telberg’s International Book Store Chong ^ Co., Peter—7 & 9, Robinson.

—26, Chungshan Road Road

De Souza Brothers—9, Stamford Rd.

MALAYA Dickinson & Co., John — Dunlop

Malacca House, Robinson Road

Good Books, Pictures & Works oe

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross Art—Romanis House, St. Andrew’s

Schoot Stamford Road

Street

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.--32,RoadRaffles

Jitts & Co.—96, Robinson

Cross Street Place

Negri Sembilan Kiat

Road& Co., Ltd., G.H.—6 & 8, Robinson

Commercial Press—126, Birch Road, Malaya Publishing House, Ltd.—

Stamford Road and Armenien St.

Seremban

Grenier & Son—^9, Birch Road, Se- ! D’Almeida&Street

MoTiwalla Co., E.J.—6 and 8,

remban Phu Yik & Co., Ltd.—38, Hill Street

Penang Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572

Criterion Press, Ltd.—Echo Build- NETHERLANDS INDIA

ing, Penang Road

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—6, Beach Semarang

Street

Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 49, Java Ien Boe Kongsie—Gang Pinggir

Beach Street Street 68

Sumatra

Perak

Aw Brothers—23, Market St., Ipoh Verekamp & Co.—Medan

Commercial Press—15, Panglima St., PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Ipoh

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta-

tion Road, Ipoh Manila

Grenier & Co., Charles—37, Station

Road, Ipoh American Bible Society—636, Isaaa

Pritchard & Co., Ltd. — Market Peral Ermita

Street, Ipoh Associated Business Corporation—

652, Ave. Rizal

Selangor Associated Publishers, The—430, Ave.-

Rizal

Caxton Press—4 and 6, Market St. Chung Hwa Book Co.—327, Juan

Luna, Binondo

Kuala Luinpur, and 20, Station Educational Supply, The—704, Ave.

Street, Klang

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—23, Old Rizal

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur Escolta Bazaar and Book Store, Inc.

Grenier & Son, Ltd.—27, Old Market —2, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Street, Kuala Lumpur Lawyers Co-operative Publishing

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Java Street, Co., The—430, Ave. Rizal

Kuala Lumpur Manila Filatelica—318, Carriedo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

BOOKSELLERS—BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES ElOl

Manila Publishing Co.—101, Escolta Osaka

Pinpin, Binondo

Methodist Publishing House— Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—19,

Methodist Building, 442, Ave. Rizal, Kitahama

Sta. Cruz

Miranda, Book Store—327, Florida Kirin machi

Beer K. K.—17, Minami Moto-

Oriental Commercial Co., Inc.—Ill, Noda Shoyu K.—4,r Edobori Kita-

Crystal Arcade machi

Philippine Education Co., Inc.—101- Sakura Beer K.K—3, Dojima Hama-

103, Esoolta, Binondo dori

Reliable Bazaar and Book Store—

—645, Ave. Rizal Yokohama

Sayo, P. Soriano, Vda. de—225, Ro-

sario, Binondo Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—17, Kanbe

Tong Hing Press—424-426, F. Torres, (Shita-machi

Sta. Cruz Kirin Beer K. K.—38, Masago-cho

Variety Store—391, R. Hidalgo, Kotobukija Yokohama Beer Co.—792,

Quiapo Ichiba-cho

BRASS COPPER & TIN FAC- Sakuka Beer K.K.—81, Miyagawa-cho

TORIES (See Page B3) CHINA

BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES Hongkong

(See also Wines and Spirits) Hongkong Brewery & Distillery,

Ltd.—Dina House

JAPAN

Shanghai

Tokyo

Union Brewery, Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Dai Nippon Beer, K.K.—1/1, Ginza, Hoad

1-chome

Kirin Beer K. K.—4, Kyoboshi MALAYA

Meguro Works—247, Mila-cho

Singapore

Moji Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd.—

365- Se/VjA1exan d ra Hoad ,

Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—Hagoromo- Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal-

cho gar Street

Kirin Beer K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Bakura Beer K. K.—Dari-cho PHILIPPINE ISLAND'S

Nagoya Manila

Dai Nippon Brewery K. K.—1, Ta- Ayala, Inc.—652,, Echague

kamatsu-cho Destilekiade de Tanduay, Inc.—Eli-

Kirin Beer K.K.—Shimada-cho zal.de Building mikhia'I

-Sakura Beer K. K.—6, Shimozono- La'BihondoGraciosa Distillery—407, M. de

cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E102 BREWERIES,! AND DISTILLERIES — BRISTLES EXPORTERS

' CtJSTOMS BROKERS

La Fortuna InJ. "'Factory—445 Mo- Mansouk & Co.—101, Rue Pasteur

riones Reuter,: iBrockelmann & Co. —29, Con-

La Fue'rza-^414, Fundidbr. sular Road

La Rosario—lOOlj R. Hidalgo Shingming 1 Trading Co.—178, Taku

San Miguel Brewery, Inc. — 132, Road.

Aviles Street SijEMSSBN &. Co.—63, Taku Road

Tanduay DisTiLLERY—348, Tanduay, Teh Chee & Co.—105, Rue Pasteur

Quiapo Tientsin cForvvarding 1 and Commis-

BRICKS &, TILES FACTORIES (See WiT.rox sion Agency—13,

; Italian Bund

Page B3;

BRISTLES EXPORTERS Tsingtao

BkYiaRCH, Emil—11, Hunan Road

KOREA

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan BROKERS (Customs)

CHINA JAPAN

Hankow Kobe

Arnhold & Co.--Han Chung Road, Dai-ni Shokai—58, Ura-machi

D.iibo Shokai—94,

Sakae-machi

S.A.D. No. 1 •Fujita Siiok'Ai—106, Hachiman-dori

Jardine, Matheson &'Co.—The Bund, .Goto Kaisoten—121,. Sakae-machi

S.A.D. No. 3

Hirano Shokai, G. K.—59, Sakae-

Hongkong machi

| Kawanishi-ya, SdkO, K. K.—47, Aka-

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building | shi-machi

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road Kqyama Shokai—35, Sakae-machi

Maruki Shoten—65, Shimagami-cho

Central

Lepack & Co.—York Building Ogura Shokai—7, Isobe-dori

Melchers & Co.—3, Queen’s Building Ohhama Gtjmi, G. K.—

Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori

Shanghai Sanku Unyu K. K.—74, Sakae-machr

Taihei Shokai—104, Yedo-machi

Bolton Bristle Co., W. H.—P.O. Box Yamasaki Shokai G. K.—12, Kaigan-

247 dori

Tientsin Yoshioka Shokai, K. K.—40, Isoge-

dori

Battegay et Cie—17-21, Rue Dillon Nagasaki

Caprino

China American' Trading Corpora- Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

tion—36, Rue dp France

China Netherlands Produce Co.—89, Tokyo

Rue du Julliet

Fairhild & Co.—169, Taku Road Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1,.

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Edobashi, Nihonbashi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CUSTOMS BROKERS—EXCHANUE BROKERS El 03

Yokohama Tienzo, T.—Til, Dasmarinas,• Binondo

Tionloc, Inc. , Ildefonso—123, Das-

Buso Gumi—Shin Minato-cho marinas, Binondo

Chtjoh Unso Kaboshiki—g, Midori- Viupa e HiJ0S de Angel. Jose—9,

Plaza Moraga

cho

Kaiso GdAti Unsoten, K. K. —28, Aioi-

cho BROKERS (Exchange)

Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori

SugHiRO Kaisoten—52, Ohta-machi JAPAN

Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori

Uch[da Kaisoten—44, Kita, Naka-dori Kobe

Yanagisawa Shokai—11, Kaigan-dori Blad & McClure—72y Kyo-machi

CHINA Teverson

machi & Mactavish—29,- Harima-

Shanghai Osaka

Commercial Express and Storage Co. Blad & McClure --10. Kitaliama, ‘ 3-

-^53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road chpme, Higashi-ku

Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Kauero & Lewis—10, Koraibashi

Hankow Road

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Yokohama

Stewart, Blad & McClure—2, Yama-

Manila shita-cho

Barreto, Felipe—302, Cortes Oshoa CHINA'

Building

Bartolome y Javier — 62, M. de Canton

Binondo

Cansipit, Inc.' Gregorio M.—51, Lammert k Son, C. H.—86, B. Con.,.

Escolta, Binondo Shameen

Chaves, Salinas &; Co.--217, Dasmar- TavadiA & Futakia—19, Briti'sh'Con.^

inas Street Shameen

Commercial Brokerage Co., Inc. —456,

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Foz Brokerage, Ino.—240, Dasmar- Hankow

inas, Binondo

Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—51, Es- Gellmacher & Lindmeyer—Yih Yuen

colta Road

Herrera Gral. Transportation Co., Gracey & Pearson—Union Building

Inc.—217, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derhara Hong Kong

Building, Port Area

Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Abraham, E. S.—99, Waterloo Road

129, Dasmarinas

Philippine Brokerage—1061, M. de la Champkin, C.—295, Prince Edward Road

Grossman, E. —Hong Kong Stock Ex-

Industria, Binondo

change Building

Tantoco. Inc. Hilarion—106, M. de Joseph,

Binondo F. A.—Prince’s Building

E5

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E104 EXCHANGE BROKERS—GENERAL BROKERS

Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building Penang

Kew & Co., Fred—Hong Kong Stock

Exchange Building Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St.

Montargis, M. J. B.—5, Queen’s Road Kennedy & Co.—2n, Beach Street

Central Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street

Roza Bros.—Bank of East Asia Bldg.,

Des Voeux Road Central Selangor

Stewart Brothers—1b, Chater Road

Baker, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew

Shanghai Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Allan & Bhchan—69, Kiukiang Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Drakeford, Davis and Wilson—TS

The Bund Manila

Hayes, J. A.—267, Kiangse Road

Kann, E. Office—45, Kiukiang Road Chiat Hong Co.—1125, Sta. Elina

Wentworth, C. M. and Andrews, L. Hair, Little and Picorneli—P.O.

R.—20, Kiukiang Box 1479

White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road Ho Thay Co.—329, Nueva, Binondo

Ling Tong Exchange—540, Nueva,

Binondo

Tientsin Manila Stock Exchange—Corner of

Nueva and Escolta, Binondo

Doney & Co.—42-46, Bristow Road Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

Robertson & Rosier—Hong Kong & Woo Seng Exchange Co.—545, Nuevav

Binondo

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd.

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Watts & Frisk—73, Consular Road BROKERS (General)

Tsingtao JAPAN

Kutt, Paul—Exchange Building Kobe

Daini Shokai—58, Sakae-machi

MALAYA Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori

Goto Kaisoten, K.K.—58, Sakae-maohi

Singapore Hasegaava Shoten—24, Kaigan-dori

Hirano Shokai- -59, Sakae-machi

Brown & Co., E. A.—10, D’Almeida Hokoku Unyu, K. K.—22, Naninsa-

Street machi

Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll- Korenori Unsoten, K. K.—101, Yedo-

yer Quay machi

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place Koyama Shokai G. K.—35, Sakae-

Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St. machi

Moheideen & Co., K. Syed. — 39, Maruki Shoten—65, Shimagami-cho

-Chulia Street Meiji iShogyo K.K.—11, Kyo-machi

Sattndgrs & Macphail — Mercantile Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Bank Building Kawasaka-cho

 OLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS E105

NrppoN Iranel—Isobe-dori Dairen

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan~dori

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—12, Kyo- Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

machi

Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori Foochow

Saxku Unyu K.K.—74, Sakae-machi

Sumitomo Soko K.K.—1-7, Kaigan- Brand & Co., H. S.—

dori

Taisho Unyu K.K.—Toshm-Soko

Utsunomiya Kaisoten — 456, Moto- Hankow

machi-dori

Yamasaki Shokai—12, Kaigan-dori Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Fancheong

Road, S.A.D.3

Nagasaki Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha

Cheong Road, S.A.D. 3

Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Tokiwa- Pearce & Garriock—Tung Ting Rd.r

S.A.D. 3

hiachi

Shimonoseki Harbin

Wurui Shokai (Holme, Ringer & Co.) Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaia

—5, Karato-machi

Osaka Hong Kong

Alves, A. A.—149,

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho Bagram, J. T.—Stock Waterloo Road

Osaka Bill Brokers—26, Kitahama Benjamin & Potts—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Ueda Shoten—2-27, Koraibashi Exchange

Building

Carroll Bros.—Exchange Building

Yokohama Croucher & Co. — 3, Queen’s Road

Central

Blad & MoClure—72, Kyo-machi DastOR, R. A.—5o, Wongneicliong Road

Buso-Gumi—Shin-Minato-cho Ellis

Road&Central

Edgar Holland House,, Queen’s

Fujimoto Kaisoten—65, Ohta-machi Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building

Kjnoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Harriman, G. A. — 11, Queen’s Road

Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori Central

Uchida Kaisoten—44, Kita-Naka-dori Greaves, A. P.—11, Queen’s Road C.

Fanagisawa Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Grose

Road, &Central

Co., J. F.—6, Des Vceux

CHINA Joseph & Co., H. B.—Hongkong^ Stock

Exchange Building

Canton Kitchell & Co., O.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

Kotavall & Co.,. E. D.-^French Bank

Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, B. Con., Building

Shameen LoCentral

Kin Fai & Co.—10, Des Yoeux Rd.

Tavadia and Futakia—19, B. Con., Moxon & Taylor—Exchange. Building

Shameen

 GLASS I FI ED LIST OF TRADES

EI06 GENERAL BROKERS

Pestonji, R.—8, H'UJflphreys Building Dupire Morrell, Ltd.—4-1, Collyer

Potts, A. H.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Quay

Silva, P. M. N. »a.—Stock Exchange Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place

Building Macphail & Co., Ltd.—Mercantele Bank

Wright & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Building

Yeung Yau & Co. — 6, D'es Yoeux Road Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St.

Central Reuben Bros.—7a, De Souza Street

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4,

Shanghai Collyer Quay

A. E. Tilly—147, Sims Avenue

Allan & Buchan—89,8 Kiukiang Road

Anglo-Danish Oo,,—' > French Bund Penang

Benjamin and Potts—27* The Bund

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Anthony & Co.—9,r Beach Street

Cumming, K. M.—‘16, Central Road Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street

Fredericks, J. A.—40, Brenan Road

Herlofson Gordon & Reeves—12, The N ETHERLANDS-INDIA

Bund

Kokusai Unyu Kaisha—33, Szechuen Batavia

Road

Liddell Bros.—4, Peking Road Andree Wiltens en Co.

Marden & Go;—125, Hankow Road Beauclerk & Co.

Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road

Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd.—160, Can- Dunlop & Kolff

Gijzelman and Steup

ton Road

Rutherford, N. H.—16, Central Road Ockerse, F. and

Van Nierop Twijsel

W. A.—Binnen Nieuw-

Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road poort Straat 34

Wheelock & Co.—2-3, French Bund Vermeys & Co.

White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road Wallbrink & Co.

Tientsin Wesselink en Dijkhuis

Wiechert and van der Linden

China Expess Co., Ltd,—Erh-ching Wiechert en Geerlings

Lu

China Forwarding & Express Co.— Sourabaya

Settlement Railway Station

Foox & Co.—65, Consular Road Gyselman & Steup—Willemskade

Liddell Bros. & Co.—50, Taku Road

Tientsin Forwarding & Commission PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Co.—14, Italian Bund

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road Manila

Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Araneta y Zaragoza, Jose—Insular

MALAYA Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Associated Agencies, Inc.—111, Men-

Singapore doza

Bermudez & Bautista, Inc.—5, San

Abdeen H.—16, Jalan Masjid, off Changi Gabriel, Binondon

Road Commercial Brokers Co.—456, Das-

David, J. B.—10, Malacca Street marinas

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS—SHARE BROKERS El 07

Foz Brokerage, Inc.—240, Dasmar- Hongkong

inas

Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Build- Bagram, J. T.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

ing. Plaza Cervantes

Hair, Little & Picornell—Insular Benjamin

Building & Potts—Stock Exchange

Life Building, Binondo

Murphy Co., J. A. — Luis Perez Croucher A.& H.—Alexandra

Carroll, Bldg.

:Co. — 3, Queen’s Road

Samanillo Building,- Binondo Central

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Greaves, A. P.—11, Queen’s Road C.

The—892, Rizal Avenue

Philippine Brokerage Corpn.—1001, Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Yoeux

Road Central

M. de la Industria, Binondo

Rosenstock, C. W.—124, T. Pinpin, ExchangeCo,Building

Joseph & H. B.—Hongkong Stock

Binondo Lo Kin Fai & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Russell & Co.—P.0 Box 982 Road C.

Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg., Plaza Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Build-

Cervantes ing

Pestonji, R.—8, Humphreys Building

Cebu Potts, A. H —Stock Exchange Bldg.

PASTRANO, UnCHUAN & Co.—84, BufgOS Silva, P. M. N. da—Stock Exchange

Building

Street

Tester & Abraham—Exchange Build-

BROKERS (Share) ing

Wright & Co.—Prince’s Building

JAPAN Yeung Yau & Co. 6, Des Yoeux Road

Central

Kobe

Tevkrson & Mactavish—29, Harima- Shanghai

machi

Benjamin & Potts—27, The Bund

Osaka BikSET & Co., Jl P.—12, The Bund

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho Gumming, K. M —16, Central Road

Osaka Bill Broker—26,. Kitahama Fredericks, J. A.—40, Brenan Road

Ueda Shoten—2H27, Koraibashi Hayim, A. J. —27, The Bund

Noel, Murray & Co,, Ltd.—160, Can-

CHINA ton Road

Rutherford, N. H.—16, Central Road

Canton

Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, British Tientsin

Concession, Shameen

Tavadia & Futakia-^19, British Cpnf, Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace

Shameen Doney & Co.—46, Bristow Road

Hankow Robertson & Rosier—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd.

Watts

Bahnsqn & Co., F. W.—14, Faucheong Whitamore& Co.—65, Consular Road

Road & Co.—105, Victoria Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHARE BROKERS —BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS

Nielson & Co., L. R.—601, Escolta,

Binohdo

Singapore Qng Long & Co,, Inc.—51, Alhambra,

Ermita

Bell & Co.—24, Raffles Place Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg.

Chia & Co.—34, The Arcade Swan, Culbertson & Fritz—16, Escbl-

Etlin & Co.—36, The Arcade K.

Eraser & Co.—'Union Building, Coll-

yer Quay BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place MATERIALS

Reuben Bros., Ltp.—7, D’Souza St.

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade JAPAN

Penang Kobe

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St. Doi Chisaburo—2-8, Ogawa-dori

Kennedy & Co.—2b, Beach Street Hata Komuten—5, Omichi-dori

Lean ,& Co.—3a, Union Streejb Hosono-gumi—69, Kano-cho

Soon Theam & Go.—30, Beach Street Ishimatsu Dairiseki Kogyo-sha—27-

162, Arata-cho

Perak Kagawa Komuten—63, Susano-doiri

Kansai Sekizai K.K.—2064, Wakino-

Botly & Co.—P.O. Box 96, Ipob hama-dori

Macphail & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 134 2, Kitamura

dori

Goshi Kaisha—13, Higure-

Station Road Ipoh Kyokuyo Kenzai Kaisha—107, Kami-

sawa-dori

Selangor Nakashima-gumi K.K.—11, Eizawa-

cho

Baker, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew Noda Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Ohkura Doboku K.K.—8, Kaigan-

Hallam

Street & Co.—19, Old Market Square Shimizu-gumi

dori

G.K.—30, Shimoyamate-

dori

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Tabayashi Kenchiku Jimusho — 24,

Nozaki-dori

Manila Takemura Seizo Shoten—131, Aioi-cho-

Takagi Gumi Kaisha—124, Sanban-cho-

Alegre y Araneta—34, Escolta Uyeda Iwakichi—46, , Shinouome-dori

Bonded Brokerage Corporation —

Heacock Building

Campos & Co., Inc., R. J.—Crystal Hakodate

Arcade, Building

Hess & Zeitlin, Inc.—Crystal Arcade Hattori Chokicki—2, Masago-cho

Building Imai-gumi—56, Kaisho-cho

aiuYCO, Velilla & Co.—110, Crystal Ishida Yoshinao—235, Asahi-cho

Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Binondo Morikawa Heiji—53, Tani Jito-cho

Mackay & McCormick—2, Plaza Mo-

raga, Binondo Takeuchi-Gumi—73, Aoyagi-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS El09

Nagasaki Haraki-gumi, K.K.—104, Horai cho

Kaneko Shokai—8, Irie-machi Ohbayashi-gumi K.K.—53, Aioi-cho

Mitsui Bussan K. K.—3, Tokiwa- Shimizu-gumi G. K.—65, Yoshida-cho

machi

Nakamura Seikichi—57, Yedo-machi KOREA

Nippon Asbestos Co.—45, Atago-machi

Nagato-gumi, G. K.—16, Kanko-dori,

Nagoya Seoul

Ohkura IDoboku K.K.—44, Yamate-

Nagoya Tekkin Block Co,—Toyoda- dori, 'Seoul

cho Tada Junsaburo, G. K.—40, Taihei-

Obayashi-gumi—Sumitomo Building dori

Shimizu-gcmi Goshi Kaisha — 18, CHINA

Hattanda Furuwatari

Osaka Canton

Ando Shoten—99, Itachibori Kita- Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

dori

.Asahi Tile Shoten—Awaza Naka-dori, Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British

Concession, Shameen

1 chome, Nishi-ku Rafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces-

.Akita Mokuzai K.K.—5-10, Izuo sion, Shameen

Awaji Kawara Shokai—2, Shirinashi- Siemens China Co.—17, British Con-

gawa cession, Shameen

Hamatsune Shoten K.K.—50, Chishi-

ma-cho Dairen

Hokkai Ringyo, K.K.—19, Izuo Kita-

mura-cho

.Horne & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi Daido-gumi, G. K.—51, Yamagata-

dori

Ishikawa Shokai Kenzai-bu—109, Do- Hara=gumi

jima bama-dori G. K.—27, Yawata-oho

Kansai Sekizai, K. K.—3, Shirinashi- Okura

cho

Doboku, K. K.—18, Yamagata-

gawa-kita

iMaruka Shoten G. K. — 50, Rita Toashikoen-cho

Doboku Kigyo, K. K.—21, Higa-

Horie

Maruka Shoten Goshi Raisha^-50, Yoshikawa-gumi—43, Nishikoen-cho

Kita Horie

Nihon Kenchikushiko, K. K. —44, Hankow

I^dobpri Minami-dori

Sanki Kogyo K.K.—21, Bingo-machi Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue

-Showa Shokai—22, Umeda-cho Clemenceau, French Concession

Toyo Toki, K. K.—10, Awaza Kami- Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Han Chung

dori Road, S.A.D. No. 1

Wakama, Kinzoku, Seisaku-sho — 3, Carlowitz & Co —Ta Chi Men

Nankai-cho, 2-chome

Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

Yokohama Road, S.A.D. 3

Ming Sons Construction Cb.—Hunan

Road, S.A.D.

Fukko KENCHlKtr JoseI K.'K, -l/;Tse- Siemssen & Co.—Hah Kiang Road

zaki-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

Jiiilo BUILDING CONTRACTORS. AND MATERIALS

Harbin Engineering Practice,-Inc.—11, Fang

j Chia Hutung“

Chibunovsky & Co., A. C.--.‘i, Eiiais- I Siemens

Kpu , China Co. — 41, Teng Shih

'"kaya Street

Hongkong Shanghai

Avpersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.- 6T-G9, Andersen, -Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21-24

Des Yoeux Road Central 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Reackmore, Rasto A Shank Ltd.-- Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House-

York Building CAfico China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd.

Concrete Products, Limited—St. Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

George's Building

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Chartered CaThAy •CfeRAjk'lc4!1'dp., Inc.—24, The

Bank Bldg., 3 Queen’s Road C. Bund-

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- Chang Sung Construction Co.—33,

tion Co., Ltd.—St. George’s Building Szechuen Road

Lai To Construction' Co.—217, Hen- G.m.b.H.Hsin

Chien Engineering Co.,

(Ltd.)—138, Kiangse Rd.

nessy Road

Lam Woo & Co.—34. Johnston Road China Cosmopolitan Co. — Shanghai

Lau Tung—12, Des Yoeux Road Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road

Lee & Oo., Joseph J.—17, Thomson Duncan & Co.—Hamilton House 170,

Rbad Kiangse Road

Fagan Co., Ltd.—261,

Lee Ping Hong—52, Des Yoeux IT si n Heng ' Sr- Co. — 160, Averiue Kiangse Road

Road Central Edward VII

Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Yoeux Rd. C.

Luin Sang & Co.—5, Queen’s Road Jardine Engineering Corporation,

The—50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Central Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Shewan, Tomes

Road Central KrivOSs, B.—1331, Ave. Jeffre, Sze-

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd.— chuen Road

Queen’s Building Kunst and Albers—110, Szechuen Rd.

South China Brickworks, Ltd.— Nev/ Shanghai Construction Co.—S.

6, Des Voeux Road 12, Connaught Road

YeeRoadSang Tat & Co.—353, Heiinessy Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452,

Yeung Kiangse Road

CentralFat & Co.—20, Queen’s Road Rieli.y,Road

Simmons & Milne—91, Peking

Tai Chong & Co.—740, Nanking Road

Mukden Telge and Schroeter—620, Szechuen

Road

EMgel, Max M. Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadwajr

Maroks, Lothar—She I Wei Lou Road

Peiping Tientsin

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia Blakeney & Co., J. D.—Corner Dun-

Hutung barton and London Roads

China Badiator Co.—3i11, Chao Yang Brossard, Mopin— Banque Franco-

Man Street Chinoise Bldg., 110, Rue de France

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS El 11

Carlov^itz & Co—140-144, Taku Rfl. Harper, Gilfillan & Co.—

China American Trading Corpn. - Hinhede Hong Kong Bank Building

Rue de France & Co., Ltd.—Bukit Timah

CoriMth & Seidel — 127, ' Woodrow Keng Road

Wilson Street Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Forbes Ltd., Simplex Concrete Piles—5th Floor,

Victoria Road Union Building

HayeS 'Engineering Cokpo’^tion, -T: ■

E—49, Taku Road Penang

Hua Sheng - 40, Miyaj ima Road,' J:

Concession

Eapustin & Co.; G.—9-11, Victoria cantile Bank Building Ltd. — Mer-, ■

Alexandra Brickavorks,

Terrace

Kessler & Co., H.T.—Cdrrier of Race- Guthrie

Quay

& Co., Ltd.—35-36, Weld

course Road and Bureau Street ’ 1

Waugh

Street& Co., Ltd., Henry—SS; Beach

Weihaiwei

Weihaiwei Land and Building Cc., Selangor

Ltd.

Kenneison Bros., Ltd.—Batu Caves.

SIAM King Chong &-- C0.—15 -&.-17, Station

Street,.: Klang.

Bangkok Planters’ Stores. & Agency Co., Ltd.

—P.O.^ Box 288, Kuala Lumpur

International Engineering Co.,

Inc.—Chartered Bank Lane Perak

NETHERLANDS INDIA LiNDprEVEs-STpKVis

60, Slewster Rtoad, (Inc.

Ipoh D. E.L,)—

Sourabaya Young, C. H.—7, Hale Street, Ipoh

N. V. Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Bouwmaterialen—Ngagel 3

Manila

MALAYA

American Hardware and Plumbing

Singapore Od.—125, EsColta

Atlantic Gulf m Pacific 'Co. of

Alexandra Bru k works, ‘Ltd. - Her?'. Manila—P.O. Box 626

cantile Bank Buildings, 3rd Floor CdoY & Co., S. C.—Mill and ' Yard,"

The Borneo Company, Ltd.—Mercan- 1811-1825, J una Luna, Tohda '

tile Building Co Seteng &. Co., Eduardo—602-610

Chin Ho & Co.—37, Philip Street Tanduaj^, Quiapd

Craig & Co., Ltd.—'Mercantile Rldg. ; Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, j Findley Engineer and Construction

Havelock Road

Fonghin & G. H. Watts Co. - Ood Inc:—32, Fisher Ave., Pasay

64, Wallich Street ' Gordon, John—227, David, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 12 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS—CARPETS AND RUGS-

Gotauco & Co., Inc. — 214, Soler, Fook "Weng & Co.—37, Nathan Road

Binondo Jade Tree, Ltd. — Kowloon Wharf

Lime Kilns, Inc.—99, Cristobal Street Shops, Salisbury Road

Manila Builders Corporation — Lane, Crawford & Co. — Exchange

411, Heacock Building Building

Norton and Harrison Co.—410-420, Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build-

Kneedler Building, Carrido ing

Philippine Steelhottse Inc.—P.O. Box Sincere Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

2794 Sun Co —Des Voeux Road Central

Russell, C.—P. O. Box 1009 Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder

Simeon O. Suan—324, Echague, Sta. Street

Cruz Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co.—Des Vceux

Tay Jay Co.—734, Echague, San Road Central

Miguel Wing On Co-207, Des Vceux Road

Tuason e Hijos, C.—1174-1188, Agno, Central

Malate

Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., Mariano Peiping

— 25-37, Plaza Cervantes

VlEGLEMANN, SCHAROEDER & Co., INC.— Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc.—8, Tung

456-466, Dasmarinas, Binondo Tan Erh T’iao Hutung

Wilson & Ce., Inc., Fred—53-55, Bar- Hackmack & Co.—126, Soochow Hu-

acca tung

BUTTON FACTORIES (See Page B3) Pu Chieh,& Co.,

Henning A.C.—45, Wai Chiao

East City

Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison St.

CAFES, ETC.—(Nee under Hotels) Kaitory—81, Yuen Woollen and Carpet Fac-

Lan Man Hutung

CAN FACTORIES (See Page B3) Shoemaker Art Looms—23, Hsi

Tsung Pu Hutung

CANNED GOODS FACTORIES (See ; Sullivan & Co., J.—1, Morrison St.

Page B3)

Shanghai

CARPETS AND RUGS Arts & Crafts Ltd. — 887-888, Bub-

JAPAN bling Well Roads

Bingoya & Co.—201-203, Boone Road

Kobe Browne, Hill & Co.—24, The Bund

Central Asia Co., Ltd.—201,. Seymour

Imai Shoten—-137, Moto-machi-dori Road

Tanaka Sho-Kai, G. H.—65, Sauno- Esso Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road

muya-cho Co.—452, Kiangse Road

Yamada & Tanaka Shoten—50, Harv- Fette Rug Co.—119, Nanking Road

ma-machi Golden Dragon Rug Co. — 417, Bub-

bling Well Road

CHINA Great Northern Carpet Co.—437,

Bubbling Well Road

Hongkong Hall & Holtz, Ltd. — 190, Bubbling

Well Road

Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—330, Shaukiwan Kung I Cheng—301, Bubbling Well

Road, North Point Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CARPETS AND RUGS-CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS El 13

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.'—90,’ Nanking Rabben & Co., W. (Succsrs.)—118, The

Road; Branch: 866, Bubbling Well Road Bund

Ouskouli, M. H. A. —142, Museum Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

Road sular Road

Peh Yang Rug Factory—45-47, Yates ShantungRoad

Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Road

Sincere Co., Ltd. —690, Nanking Road Shingming Trading1 0o!*(Chitia), Ltd,

Sun Sun & Co.—72 , Nanking Road —178, Taku Road

Whiteway, Laidlaw' &/Co,-^98,: Nan- Standard Carpet and Export Co.—

108, Rue du Baron Gros

king Road Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—252-

Wing On• Co. —635, Nunking'Road 255, Taku Road

Tientsin Twyford Co., J. — 113, Rue du

Chaylard

Avanozian & Sons, M.—32, Bristow Tsinan

Road r

Barkovitch

Terrace & Co., H.—19, Yictoyia Rubant, Francis W. —122, Seventh

Rubeshko & Co., S. O.—92, Woodrow Main Street

Wilson Street SIAM

China-Ameeican Trading Corpration

—Rue de France Bangkok

Comfort Company, The —146, Rue

Dillon, French Concession •

Eastern Rug Co-—8, Lin Ho Li^ B. Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

C.

Elbrook, Inc.—31^47, Davenport Rd. Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd.

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.—

Gershevich, L.—20, Victoria Terracte PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

•Greenland & Sons—118, British Bund Manila

Hacmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet

HallRoad& Holtz, Ltd.—101-103, Victoria Nichols Super Chinese Carpets—

Hua Kuang Trading Corporation— Persian Manila Hotel Lobby

173a, .Tunbridge Road Carpet House—49, Escolta

Hua Mao Trading Co-—8, Lin Ho Li

I sawa & Co., K.—138, Victoria Road • CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND

Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France DEALERS

Raragheusian American Corporation JAPAN

for Overseas, A. & M.—135, Rue

Pasteur

Kleeman & Cp^, Otto—17, Woodrow Kobe

Wilson Street

Malkassian, S.—104, Taku Road BiRjNie, Leonard—45, Nakamachi

Mentrup Co., 0: J.-^-S, Wusih Road, Inouye Konnosuke Shoten—38, Sakae-

1st Special Area machi

Michaelian & Kohlberg, ;Inc. —18/ Kitaura Yeizo Shoten—23, Taman-

Korostovetz Road dori

Nichols Super Yarn and Carpets— Nishii KiiNiJiRO Shoten—24, Ashi-

104, Taku Road hara-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 14 CEMENT MANUFfteTUlMlS AND DEALERS

Moji Iwaki Cement K.K.—2, Marunouchi

Ube Cement K.K.—Mitsubishi 21-go-'

Asano Cement K.K.—SEirokisaki-pho, kau, Marunouohi

Hokoku Cement K.K.—Nishi Hon-

machi CHINA

Nagoya Dairen

Asano Cement K.K.—Shin Yanagi- Asano Cement K. K.—Ill, Yamagata

machi, Naka-ku dori

Hoicoku Cement Works, Ltd.—ij Oye Onoda Cement Co., Ltd.—Chow-shui-

rtfachi, Minaml-lku

Mikawa Cement K.K.—Minami Otsu- Szu

maohi, Naka-ku

Onoda Cement Seizo K.K.— Atsuta Hankow

Higasbi-machi

Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd.—9, Rue-

Osaka du Marechal Foch, F. Con,

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund,

Asano Cement K.K.—605, Osaka Gas S.A.D. 3

Building

Hokoku Cement Go.. Ltd. 1, Kovai- Hongkong

bashi

Matsumoto YojiRo—49, Edobori Shi- Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—2, Con-

mo-dori naught Road Central

Neq. Cement ILK-—13, Tanaae-cho

Nippon Cement, K.K.—6th flooT, Ni- Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

—Exchange Building

hom Shiu Gin Bldg. International .• Trading Co.- China

Oita Cement K.K.—Kushin-cho Building

Osaka Yoqyo Cement K.K.—14, Doji- J aStreet.

koine, M ath eson A Co..— 18, Pedde

ma Hamadori

Toa Cement K.K.--1*-178, Hatsushima, Mitsui

Building

Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Taishu

Tosa Cement K.K.—23, Kitahorie, Reiss. Bradley A 'Co.—7, Queen’s

Road Central

Nishi-ku

Ube Cement Seizo K. K. >— Gosho Ross ife Cd., Alex—la, Chater Road

Bldg., Nakanoshima South China Brickworks, Ltd.—

0, Des Voeux Road

Shidzuoka Warren & Co., C. E.— St. George’s

Building

H i.da Shoten—65, Shimp Uo-macbi

Sakurai Tokichi—Sakae machi Macao

Shimonoseki Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Onoda Cement Co. K.K.—Higashinabe Shanghai

Tokyo Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Asano Cement K.K.—Kaijo Building, Cher Hsin Cement Co.—406, Kiangse-

Marunouchi Roid

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES EllS>

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS DEALERS—CHEMICAL & DRUG MERCHANTS

China. Photland Cumknt Co. — 406, MALAYA

Kiangse Road

Elliston, & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Singapore

Yuen Road

Glanzmann, Fco.—162, Canton Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles-

Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkong Rd. Quay

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

Road House, Battery Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

kiang Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Szer

chuen Road Manila

Racine & Co., Cie S. A.—Glen Line

Building, 2, Peking Road

Shanghai Poetland Cement Works, Bazar Siglo XX., Central Off-ce—

101-113, Plaza del Conde ,

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road

Sohieren Co., C.~A:—25, Ningpo Rd. Cebu Portland Cement Cq.- Insular

Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Zee & Sons—101, Broadway Cham Samco & Sons—306, Sto. Cristo

Swatow Hope Manufacturing Cp.—14th, Ave,

and 5th

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.0 Mitsui ' Bussan Kaisha, Limited—

Box 66 National City Bank Bldg., Biriondo

National Development Cp. — Corner

Azcarraga & Evangelista, St'a. Cruz

Tientsin Rizal Cement Co., Inc. — 8, M. de-

Comfort Company, The —146, Rue Simeon Banco Nacional, Binondo

Dillon, French Concession O. Suan—324, Echague

Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Rd., J. C. Cebu

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria

Road Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Cornet

Mitsui

maguchiBussan

Road Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya- Gonzalez Street & Comercio

Perrin-Cooper & Co., Ltd.—73, Con-

sular Road CHEMICAL FACTORIES (See Page

Racine & Cie (S.A.)—137, Quai de B5)

France

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

INDOCHINA

JAPAN

Haiphong

Kobe

Societe Desde Ciments

Artificiels I’lndochinePortland Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi-

dori

SIAM Bayer Meister Lhuuis Y. G. K.—11,

Sumitomo Bldg.

Bangkok Brunner, Mend and Co.—72, Kyo-

machi

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The I.—72, Kyo-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E116 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS

Fujita Seitabo—4, Niban-cho Nippon Shinyaku Co.—Mibu Shimo

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi Mizo-cho

Goto-Denshin K.K.—1, Yakumi-dori Radium

dori

Seiyaku, K.K.—Karasumaru-

Hankuyu Pharmacy—28, Kamitsukin Sankyo gumi—-Nijo-agaru

Hotei-ya Pharmacy—ICO, Moto-machi

Ishihara Yeiju-do—89, Nishiyanagi- Kyushu

wara

Iwata Shoten—142, Susano-cho

Hakata

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitanagasa- cho Pharmacy—Higashi Nakasu-

dori

Kawaguichi-ya

Kishihashi Shoten K.K.—Higashi, moto-cho Pharmacy—1, Kura-

Shiruke-cho

Koeayashi Keisuke—35, Naka-machi Kawazu

cho

Pharmacy—1623, Sumiyashi-

Kobe Eisei Pharmacy—1, Niban-cho Modori Pharmacy—575, Sumiyoshi

Kumochi Pharmacy—130, Kumochi-

bashi-dori

Minatogawa Pharmacy—8-47, Mizuki- Nagasaki

dori

NipBon Shono, K. K.—128, Onoe-dori Fukushima Kozo-^6, Shinchhmachi

National Aniline & Chemical Co., Hirasaki Moichi—Moto Daiku

U.S.A.—65, Naniwa-machi

Nippon Koryo Yakuhin K.K. — 28, Shinsei-do—29, Kajiya-machi

Waki nohama-cho

Saisei Shono K.K.—31, Wakinohama- Nagoya

cho

Sansei-ho—134, Moto-machi Aoki Senryo Shoten—84, Suehiro-cho

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—108, Ito- Dai-ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—Mina-

machi mi-Sotobori-cho

Takeda Gomei KaiSha—5, Kaigan- Murakami Shoten—Ofuna-cho

dori Osaka Godo K.K.—14, Kagura-cho

Tor Pharmacy—1/105, Nakayamate- San-kyo K.K.—Minami Ogawa-machi

dori Sawani Shoten—11, Nakaichiba-cho

Yazawa Shoten G. K.—4, Hachiman- Sugimura Shoten—61, Kyo-machi

dori

Hakodate Osaka

Ikkan-do—64, Jizo-cho Arita Otomatsu—37, Uchi Hon-machi

Kurosaki Kenji Yakubo—56, Suehiro- Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—117,

cho Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—146,

Kusakari Pharmacy*—31, Tsuruoka- Naniwa-cho

cho Brunner, Mono & Co.—Fushimi-cho

Shirasaki, G. K.—36, Jizo-cho Dai Ichi Seiyaku K.K.—25, Dosko-

machi

Kyoto Dai Nippon Seiyaku K.K.—Dosho-

machi

Hai-Ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—50', Lieberman, Waelchli & Co.—Kita-

Kubo-cho hana

Mori Yosht' GOmei Kaisha — Bojo- Morishita Co., H.—543, Tamahori-

machi cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS EllT

Nagase Shoten, K. K. — Itachibori Yokohama

Minami-dori

Osaka Seitaku K.K.—16, Dosbu-do Ahrens & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Santendo, K.K.—108, Kitahama Hattori Shoten—31, Qnoe-cho

Shitho-do—Hanano Hill Pharmacy—127, Motomachi

Society of Chemical Industry in Hodogaya Soda K.K.—791, Tenno-ch»

Basle—55, Kawara-machi Inagaki Yeizo Shoten K.K. — 17r

Yamada Yasutami—8, Minami Kyubo- Noga-machi

ji-cho Kurihara Yakuten—103, Noge-machi

Maruzen & Co.—34, Benten-dori

Shidzuoka Masudaya Goshi K.—39, Hon-cho

Seike Sekaido Pharmacy—43, Matsu-

gae-oho

Ichikawa Gomei Kaisha.—38, Shiche- Siber,

ken-cho Hegner & Co., Ltd. — 90a,

Nozaki Shoten—38, Abe-cbo Yamashita-cho

Uemasa Shoten—2, Yuki-cho Takagi Fakutaro Shoten G. K.—27r

Kusunoki-cho

Yokohama Dispensary G.K.—156, Ya-

Shimonoseki mashita-cho

Isobe Tomiro—Nishinabe-cho KOREA

Shuho-do—Hanano Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo

Tsuchitani Pharmacy—Nakano cho Dai-Ichi Yakuhin K.K.—50, Kubo-

cho, Seoul

Tokyo Fujisawa Tomokishi—42, Seishomon-

cho, Seoul

Bayer Meister Lucius, Y.G.K.—Yaesu Ktmura

Seoul Shinzaburo — 126, Hon-cho,-

Building

Brett’s Hospital Pharmacy—4, Owari- Seoul Pharmacy — 12, Hon-cho,

Kitajima

cho

Brunner, Mond & Co.—1, Uchisaiwai- Nippon Shinyaku K.K.—Mibu Shimn

Mizo-cho

cho

Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—1, Edobashi Co.—115, Wholesale

Severance Medical Supply

Nandaimon-dori, Seoul

Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.— Tanaka & Co., Y.—Fusan

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.— CHINA

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Hoshi Seiyaku Kaisha , Ltd.—326,

Kirigaya, Osaka-cho Amoy

Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto- Hope Co.

cho, Kojimachi

Katow & Co.—2, Muro-machi Imperial Chemical Industries

Konishi Shinbei iShoten—Nihonbashi (China), Ltd.—10, The Bund

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobuna- Canton

cbo

Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

—200, Kamedo-cho Imperial Chemical Industries

Society Industry in (China),

of ChemicalBuilding

Basle—Yamaguichi Shameen

Ltd.—46, Ctentral Avenue,.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Ena CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS

Rafeek & Co.—^ THe Blind, Shameen Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd. — 02, Hunan Road,

Reuter, Brookelman & Co.—37, B. C., I S.A.D.

Shameorf ' ■ 3

Schmidt & Co.—20, Ching Yuan Maloo Mee-Yeh

TungtingHandels

Road Compagnie — 13,

Chefoo National Aniline & Chemical Co,—7,

Russian Bund

Imperial Chemical Industries Harbin

(China!, Ltd.—1, Customs Read

Chungking Druggist Company—6, Aptekarskaya

Street

Deutsche - Farben - Handelsgesell- Far Eastern Drug Trading Co. -20,

schaft, Waibel & Ca.—Young Bros. Russkaya Street

Building Imperial Chemical Industries-

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.—159, Kitaiskaya St.

(China), Ltd.-—Tai Ping Tu, Nan Klarer, W. L.—7, BIrjevaya Street

Sao Lementy & Co., Harry—153, Kitais-

kaya Street

Dairen Schmidt Shoten—152, Kitaiskaya

Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Hamasaki & Co.—135, Yamagata-dori

Mammo Kogyo.; 5iL' K.—67y .Yamagata- Hongkong

dori

Nippon Beiyaku Kaisha—147, Naniwa-

cho ... Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Imperial Chemical Industries Vceux Road Central

(China), Ltd.—196, Yamagata-dori : Colonial Dispensary — Gloucester

Shimamatsu & Co.—20, Kanbu-dori Building

| Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

Foochow CHaft Waibel & Co.—Prince’s Bldg

Fletcher & Co. —Shell House ,

imperial

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.—12, Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—5, The Bund, Nantai Pedder Street

Leadman & Co., Ltd.—Nantai Ito &, Cq.,. G-—4a, Des Vceux Road

Central , .

Hankow Kwpng Sing (Jheoiig -220, Des, Ya:ux

Road Central

Kwong Sing Cheong—220, Des Voeux

Anglo-Chinese Pispensary—7, Sing Roacf'C.'

Seng Road Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Deutsche Farben H G. Waibel & Co. Luk Hoi Tung Co„ Ctd.—299. Des

—The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Voeux Road Central

Du Pont de Nemours, Inc. E. I.— Maison F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

23, Tung Ting Road Building

Fuhrmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung Mitsui BUssan Kaisha — Prince’s

Road Building

Hankow Chemical Laboratory—50, Moses & Cb'.y Ltd., N. S.—Prince’s

Rue Daiitraemer Building

Hwa Chang Co.,'Lto., The—9, Dahlia National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

Building, Hunan Road U.S.A.—ILK. Bank Building

 CLASS I FIR I) LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS E119

Reiss Bradley & Co.—^7, Queen’s Rd. Buckle Rd4s &' Co.—210, Kiukiang

■Road'!.’. t! " —. .'

Central

Sander, Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg. Burroughs,Hodgkong ■

Wellcome & Co. — 60,

Rodd

Schmidt & Co.—York Building Carlowitz & Co. —07b,’ Szechueii Road

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Vceux Road ICHEMicAt'Exchange Co.—Lane 195, 50,'

Central

World Drug Co., The—370, Nathan Tientsin Road

Road China ' Educational SupplY''p: AsspaiA-1

tion—406, Foochow Road >'

Macao China Export-Import and, Bank Co.

136-138, Kiangse Road "

Tackson Medicine Co.—338, Rua dos Coates <^'’!S6n, TIiomas—137, Peking'

Mercadores Road

DAiDo' YdlniffTN—lbo, Kiaingse Road

Mukden De(Waibel'

u tsch e Fa1 rhen Ha ndflsges^llsch a ft

'3: Co.)—261' Szechuen R,oad

Betines & Co., Did., S. J.—Ta Hsi ! Deutsche .Stickstoff H. G, Krauch

® Co.— 281, Szechuen Road

Pian Men Wai

Dixon Son, Ltd, ii.' C.—Lane l'26,' l6,,;

Peiping Szechueii iioad • • .

Dodwell Cg>.— i7, Canton Road

Du

American Drug Store—94, Hatamen 51, Canton RoadPont-;de..Nemours & Co., E. I.—

Street hisoH

Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street Eagle, Drug . Co.,, Inc.—639, Stzechuen

Betines & Co., S. J.—Hatamen ^tr. .. : /i ■ , . : A .U'

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Eastern ,162j|

Trading. CO. (China)., Ltd.—

Canton Road

chaft W'aibel & Co.—21,, Gan Mien Eoster-McClfllan Co.—489, Kiangse

Hutung

European and American Drug Store Frost, Blafd gU0--^

—42, Teng Shill K’ou

3

* Szechuen'■ • Road

avuvAtt ’

Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- se iloadFjULfprd -' C p.^ Ltd. G. T.-r-451, Kiang-

tung

Schmidt & Co.—1, Hsi Tang Tsu Hu- i Gabjdtt A Co., F. 11.—3, Rue Laguerre

Hamilton, James & Co.—160, Avenue

tung Edward VII

Shanghai Imperial ChemIcal Industries

(China), Ltd.—133, Szechuen Road

Allen & H anburyS,' Ltd.—110, Han- Kiangsi/'Chejiical

181, Ferry Road

Works—Lane 1501

kow Road Kobayashi Yoko*—115, Kiangse Road

American Dispensary—226, Nanking Kofa American-Drug *Co.—226, Nan-

Road

American Asiatic Trading Co. 250 ing Road

Sassoon House Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

American Trading Co.-^51, Canton Road Lilly & Co., Eli—316, Kiahgse Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43, | Lion Co., M.—150, Kiukiang Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road ■

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. — ! MaqtavisHSY Qp.—7ilj2}3j Nanking Rd.

235, Honan Road Major Bros.—180, Ferry Bo'ad '

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road MfJdigon,' Ltd. S. A. 6, Kiang.se Rd

Behn Meyer China Co.—356, Peking Yee-Yeh Handels , Compagnie — 137,

Road Canton Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E120 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS

Mulford Co., K.K.—161, Museum Rd. Imperial Chemical Industries-

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—161, Museum (China), Ltd.—7, Rue de France

Road National Aniline and Chemical Co.—

National Aniline & Chemical Co.— 56, Rue de I’Amiraute

88, Museum Road Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Road

Parke, Davis & Co.—43, Yuen Ming Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Yuen Road Walte & Co., A. Sucors.—186, Bristow

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.—88, Mu- Road

seum Road

Reliance Co.—40, Lane 1197, No.rth Tongku

Szechuen Road

Scherings, Ltd. — 133, Yuen Ming Pacific Alkali Co.

Yuen Road

Scholoten, H. Office—210, Kiukiang Tsingtao

Road

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon Arcade, Nan-

kiilg Road Imperial Chemical Industries^

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road (China), Ltd. —28, Kuantao Road

Simmons k, Co.—61 Y^ngtszepoo Road Phoenix Chemical Co.—P.O. Box 207

Sing Lee Co.—14, Museum Road

Slows & Co., Ltd.—110, Hankow Rd. Tsinan

Telge & Schroeter — 620, Szechuen

Road Deutsche Farben HandelsgessellS'

Unkel, H. J.—775, Changping Road chaft Waibel & Co.—We San. Lu

Warner Hudnut & Co., Inc., U.S.A. DuI.—23, Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Shengping Road

—668, Szechuen Road

Watson & Co., A. S.—71, Nanking Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—7, Hsieh Ma Lu, Wei

Road Shan Lu

Williams’ Medicine Co., Dr.—Hong

Yue Bldg., 451, Kiangse Road

Zimmermann Co., W. I.—215, Szechuen Wuhu

Road

Zung Lee Co —182, Ave. Edward VII Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—76, Ta Ma Lu

Swatow MALAYA

Imperial Chemical Industries Singapore

(China), Ltd.—1, Haikwan Road

Tientsin Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3a. &; 3b,.

Robinson Road

Bielfeld & Sen—79, Fukushima Road EuRoad Tong Sen, Ltd.—271, South Bridge

Bremen Colonial1 & China Trading Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3a & 3b

Co.—3, Corsd ' Vittorio Emanuelle Malacca Steet.

III Imperial Chemical Industries

China Export-Import and Bank Co.— (Malaya), Ltd.—35, Rebinson Rd.

Shou An Street Royal Drug Industries—163, Moul-

Deutsche mein Road

Waibel &Farben Handelsgeseulschaft

Co.—6-I4a, Rue Courbet Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical.

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Co., The—P.O. Box 77

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS E121

Penang New Orleans ^Commercial Co.—892,

Rizal Avenue

<3eorge Town Dispensary, Ltd., The Philippine

Escolta

American Drug Co.—95,

—39, Beach Street

Imperial Chemical Industries Rennolds Co;, Wm. H.—129, Juan

Luna, Binondo

(Malaya), Ltd.—48, Weld Quay

Sterling Products Exports, Inc.,

Selangor Y.—Gibbs Building

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das-

Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma- marinas

laya), Ltd.—120, Java Str., Kuala

Lumpur Cebu

SIAM Insular Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Bangkok 149

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Canton

Hua Takay

Imperial Chemical Industries (Mala- German Dispensary, Ltd., The—38,

ya), Ltd. — o/o. East Asiatic Co., West Bund

Ltd. Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Shameen

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hankow

Manila

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, The — 7,

Sing Seng Road,. S.A.D. 3

Berry Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa, Associated

Quiapo Drug\ ^Ooi — Kai Shien,

Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo S.A.D. 2

Botica Hensonnia—S7, Real Corner Central China Dispensary, Ltd.—22,

Sing Seng Road

Cabildo, Intramuros

Bush Chemical Co.—443, Ronquillo Hankow Chemical Laboratory, The—

Castmac, Inc.—181, David, Binondo 50, Rue Dautaemer, F. COn.

Central Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hil- Hankow

Hanoi

Qispensary, Ltd. — Rue de

and Rue Dubail

dago Quiapo Intertional Pharmacy—Liang Yee St.

David Drug Store—P. Gomez Cor.

Ronquillo, Sta. Cruz

Escolta Drug Co.—53-60, Escolta Harbin

Fi-Ma, Manila—465, Leveriza, Pasay,

Rizal

Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box FarRus'skaya

Eastern'Street

Dkug Trading Co.—20,

1182 Imperial Chemical . Industries

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—153, Juan (China), Ltd.—14,: Novogorodniaya

Luna, Binondo Street

Japanese Pharmacy—612, R. Hildago,

Quiapo

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—343-347, T. Hoihow

Pinpin, Binondo

National Drug Store—530, Rizal ; Chino-Polish Dispensary

Avenue, Santa Cruz German Dispensary

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El22 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS—CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

Hongkong Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha—7, Hon-

cho

Bakilly Co.-*153, Des Yoeux Road Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd. -

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Centra]

Berlin Co., Ltd.—161, Des Voeux Road Hoshi Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—326,

Nishi Osaki-eho

Central

China Despensary—$2, Queen’s Road Katow & Co., Y. K. R.—2, Muro

Central machi

Coloniai Dispensary — Gloucester Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobuna-

Building cho

Edward Dispensary, The—51, Queen’s Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Road Central —200, Kamedo-cho

Fletcher & Co., Ltd.—Shell House

Franklin Laboratory—63 and 65, Des Yokohama

Voeux Road Central

Grand Dispensary—China Building

King’s Dispensary—King’s Theatre Barnwell, iS. M.—87, Yamashita-cho>

Building Hattqbi Shoten—31, Onae-cho

Kowloon Dispensary — 80, Nathan Maruzen Yakuten—34, Benten-dori

Road Takagi Fukutaro Shoten G.K.—27.

Pharmacy , The Shell House Kasunoki-cho

Queen’s Yokohama Yakubo G.K.—156, Yama-

CentralDispensary—22, Des Voeux Road shita-cho

Watson & Co., Ltd. — Alexandra

Buildings CHINA

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS Amoy

JAPAN Amoy Pharmacy—

Kobe Cheong & Sons, E. S. —Kulangsu

Hope Co., The *

Akakabe Pharmacy—13$, Motomachi-

dori Macao

HankYc Pharmacy—58, Karaitsutsui-

cho

Hoteiya Pharmacy'—IDO, Motomachi- Farmacie

eida RibeiroModerna -Alvenida Alm-

dori -

Hill Pharmac^^^ Shimoyamate- Pharmacia Sehada

Popular—16, Largo do’

dori

Internation Pharmacy—73, Kyo-machi

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitanagasa- Mukden

dori

Kumoohi Pharmacy—1$0, Kumochiba- Beti'nes & Co., Ltd., S. J.—Ta Hsi

shi-dori Pien Men Wei

Tokyo . Nanking

Beck, Walter—5, "Kdfukubashi Nanking Pharmacy — 203, Taiping.

Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kajsha—1, Edobashi Road, Hua Pai Lou Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGHSTS Et23:

Peiping Parke, Davis & Co.—43, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Americax Drug Store—94, Hatamen Pharmacie Generale—949, Avenue Joffre

Pharmacie Moderne—772, Ave. Joffre

Street

Betines & Co.—Ha tame n Street Shanghai Chemical Laboratory—138

International Dispensary—35,J Chien Sharp Hanking Road

Med Street & Dohme, Inc. —161, Museum

Peking Dispensary—Morrison Street Sine Road

Saito & do.. G.S.—Shia-kung-fu ;' Pharmacy—32, Broadway

Sing Lee Co.—14, Museum Road

Union Dispensary—1313, Horth Sze-

Shanghai chuen Road

Union Pharmacy—760, Avenue Joffre

Allen Warner Hudnut Co., Inc.—668, Sze~

Road& Hanbory^.-Ltd.—110,-.Hankow chuen Road

Anglo- Qkinese Dispensary 235, Watson & Co., A. S.—71, Hanking Road

Honan Road

Asia PharmacyAvenue Joffrp Swatow

Cathay Pharmacy—1131, Bubbling,

Well Road Seng Hong Co., Ltd.—229. Wai Ma

Chang & Co., Lm„ J. D.—286, Han- Road

king Road

Eagle Drug Co.—§39, Szechuen Road Tientsin

Foster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

Road.- - Adachi & Co.; K.—158, Asahi Road

Great

Foochow-China

RoadDispensary

, Ltd.—313, Balandin’s Pharmacy — 6, Haining

Great Eastern Dispensary—851, Pe- Central Road

king Road Dispensary, Ltd., The—

Horth East Corner of Tientsin

Grenaed St'-Off., '(L;>L6l9-62], Avenue City

Joffre . f . v-y yjfi

Hawley, H. V.—3-8, Sassoon House Henderson k Co., J.—139, Victoria

Hoad :

International

Foochow Road Dispensary, Ltd.—221, Hew .Oriental- Pharmacy—281, Vic-

toria Road ;

Jensen’s Chemical Laboratory—114, Raiher’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road

Hanking Road

Kasamatsi; D; - i-ensary—389,1 Cantoji Universal

Road

Pharmacy—40, Dickinson

Road Watson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

Kofa American Drug Co.—226, Han Road

king Road Woollen, Vosy; & Co.—86, Rue de

Ldbbep.t’s Hew American Pharmacy- F ranee

169, Hanking: Road

Mclford Co., H.K.—161, Museum Rd Tsingtao

Hanyang

Road DispeNsa ry—506, Hanking Linke, Otto—-76, Chungshan Road'

HlAdioNAt Pharmacy —811, Hanking

Road Snow k Co., M. L.—Lxchange Blclg.

Hisshodo D/spensary—280, Woosung- Tsingtao Dispensary—27, Chungshim

Road,. .jr. Road

Oriental Tsingtao Pharmacy—27, Cpungshaiis

Hoad Dispensary — 356, Foochow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 24 CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS

INDO-CHINA Maynard & Co., Ltd.—11, Battery

Road

Hanoi Medical Hall, Ltd.—20a A 20b, Collyer

Quay

Pharmacie Montes—54, Rue Paul Sincere Street

Dispensary, Ltd.—59, Hill

St. Mark’s Dispensary—23-2, Cole-

MALAYA man ,St.

United Pharmacy—305, North Bridge

Johore Road

People’s Dispensary—34, Jalan Ibra- Penang

hinij Johore. Bahru Boon Pharmacy—182, Penang Road

Malacca George Town Dispensary—39, Beach

Street

•George Town Dispensary, Ltd.—9-11, Northam

Street

Pharmacy—168, Campbell

Riverside

Malacca Pharmacy—100, Bunga Raya Street Pharmacy — 118, Acheen

Universal

Road

Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside Perak

Negri Sembilan Excelsior Pharmacy—58, Hugh Low

Street

Town Dispensary—9, Jalan Tunku George Town Dispensary—Station

Hassan Seremban Road, Ipoh

Oh Kim Siang & Co.—34, Belfield

Singapore Street, Ipoh

Teluk Anson Cash Chemists — i,

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary — 303, Anson Road, Teluk Anson

North Bridge Road

British Dispensary—33, Raffles Place Selangor

British Pharmacy—440, (North Bridge

Road Coronation Dispensary—137, Petaling

Chong iShing Dispensary, Ltd.—398, Street

North Bridge Road Federal Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

Choo Dispensary—102, Rochore Road Yap Ah Loy & High Street, Kuala

Lumpur

Eastern Dispensary—149, New Bridge Selangor Dispensary — 228, High

Road

Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—3, Raffles Street

Place PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Foster-McClellan & Co.—42, Mosque

Street Manila

Fulford Co., Ltd.—3-A

Street Berry’s Chemical Co., Inc. — 211/

Grafton

Quay Laboratories—20b, Collyer Botica Barbosa, Quiapo

Boie—95, Escolta

Hinnam & Little Dispensary—309, 311 Botica de Sta. Cruz—106, Plaza

& 313, North Bridge Road

International Surgery—17, Robinson Bush Chemical Co., Inc., Joe—443,

Road Rorwquillo, Sta. Cruz

 CLASSIFIED LTST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS — COAL MERCHANTS E125»

Castmac, Ino.—181, David, Binondo COAL BRIQUETTE FACTORIES

Central Chemical1 Co.—1011 R. {See Page B6)

Hidalgo, Quiapo

Corona Pharmaceutical, The —105, COAL MERCHANTS

Plam Calderon de la Barca.

David Drug ^Store—P. Gomez, Sta.

Cruz JAPAN

Ermita Drug Store—233, M. H. del

Pilar

Francos’ Pharmacy—501, Bambang Kobe

Sta. Cruz

Glorious Drug Store—653, Dart, Asoh Shoten—Meikai Bldg., 32, Aka-

Paco shi-machi

Hizon Laboratory—549 P. Paterno, Birnie, Leonard —45, Naka-machi

Quiapo

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.—403, Bujuntan Hambai K.K.—c/o Hime-

tora, Gumi, Sakae-machi

China Bank Building, Juan Luna Deguichi-iShoten—15, Shinzaike-cho

Insular Drug. Co., Inc.—153, Juan

Luna Furukawa Kogyo K.K.—97, Kaigam-

Kock Laboratory—2157, O’Donnell dori

Levy & Blum, Inc.—35, Plaza Sta. Hamada Tosuke—170, Sakae-machi

Cruz Hashimoto Coal Shoten-t45, Moto-

Luzon Drug Store—1913, Rizal, Sta. machi

Cruz

Manila Dispensary — 1919* Herran Kaijima Tanko K.K.—Meikai Bldg.,.

32, Akashi-machi ,

Paco Kamiichi Okiyama Hambai K.K. —

Menzi & Co., Inc. — 180-182, Juan 1/63, Naka-machi

Luna, Binondo

National Drug .Store—539-541, Ave. Kobe Genzan Sekitan r G.K. 111,.

Sakae-machi

Rizal

Philippine American Drug Co.—95, Kyushu Tangyo K.K.—Sakae-machi

Escolta Manbyo Sekitan Shoten K.K. — 15.

Rizal Avenue Pharmacy—711, Rizal, Kawasaki-cho

Sta. Cruz Masuda Masutaro—318, Sannomiya-

Standard Drug Store—1329, Herran cho

Stearns & Oo.—635, Sales, iSta. Cruz Miki

cho

Sekitan Shoten G.K.—43, Isono-

Universal Drug Store—511-513, Rizal, Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—48, Aka-

Sta. Cruz

Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc.—680, shi-machi

Dasmarinas Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan-

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das- dori

marinas Ohkura-gumi—8, Kaigan-dori

BORNEO Shindo Kinya Shoten—55, Moto-

machi-dori

Kuching Drug Store—'Kuching, Sa- Teraola

ku-cho

Taizo Shoten—91, Funadai-

rawak Uyeyama Shoten—20, Kaigan-dori

CIGAR FACTORIES {See Page B6) Watanabe Ukichi Shoten—164, Sanno-

miya-cho

CIGARS AND CIGARETTES {See Yamashita machi

Kogyo K.K.—26, Sakac-

under Tobacco)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 26 COAL MERCHANTS

Hakodate

Hokkaido Tanko Kiben K. K.—7, Amano Hidetaro—16, Benten-cho

Masago^cho r j^QO

Mitsubishi Kagyo K. K.—4, Higashi Fukumatsu Shokai—25, Taisho-maehi

Fukuyama Wakiei K.K.—30, Nishi Sa-

Hama-cho kaigawa

Ohkura Shoji E. Moto-machi Hida Ken—17, Benten-cho, Minato-ku

Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—15, Kawagui-

Kyushu chi-cho

Kyodo Sekitan K.K.—1, Nighi iDototi-

F ukumatsu Shokai—Masago-cho bori

Kita Shitkn—Kaigan-dori Kyushu Sekitan K.K.—16, Benten-cko

Uchida Nagasawa iShoten—77, Tsumori-cho

dnm‘. Shoji K.K.—Sho Shinkawa Nihon wa-cho

Cokes K.K.—1071, Sakuraga-

Osaka Godo Sekitan K.K.—2-15, Kit-

Moji sugawa, Naniwa-ku

Shuzo Shokai—11, Kita Ajikawa-cho

Kyushu Tangyo K.K.—Sanbashi-dori Takasago Shoji K.K.—473, Tchibka-

Mitsubishi Ebdy’o K.K. — Etigashi cho

Minato-cho Teikoku Tangyo K.K.—3, Dojima

Nutter & Co.—P.O. Box 3 Hama-dori

Ohhashi Shokai- Higashi Hon-machi Tsumori Cokes Seizo-sho—665, Tsu-.

liiori-machi

Yamashita Kogyo K.K.—Kaiun Rldg., Ube Senten Gomei Kaisha 18, Nishi

Niski Kaigan-dori Tombori

Yasukawa SeizabuAo—¥usek Bldg., Wakada Tosaburo—18, Minami Aji-

Sanbashi-dori kawa-cho

Nagasaki Yamamoto Shoji Kaisha—2-18, Minami

Ajikawa-cho'

Yamashita Cokes K.K.—250, Chishi-

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone rna-cho

machi

Mitsui Bussan K.K.—3. Tokiwa-machi

Mitsubishi Kogyo Kaisha—21, Ozone-

machi

Mukai Sekitan ' Shoten—2, Funakura- Tanaka Shotkn -20, Hinodg-cho

Uruhata Shoten—20, Hinode-cho

cho

Yamaha Shoji KK—Oriae-machi

Shimonoseki

Nagoya |Kauima Tanko , K. K.—Karato-cho

Murayam4 Sekitan K.K.—4, Kako- Takarabe Tsutomu—Nishinabe-cho

machi

Niimi Shoten—Nagaune-cho Tokyo

Showa' Sekitan K.K. — 10, Sakae-

machi Bunjuntan IL...n bai K. K.—Marn-

Suzuki Sekitan Shoten—13,' Ikenehi- nouchi Building

cho Furukawa Sikitan Kogyo K.K;—8,

Toyoda Sekitan K.K.—Kako-machi Marunouchi

 OUAJSSIIFIED LIST OF. TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS El2T

Iw-iki Tanko K.K.—!3hokin Building, Miyazaki Shokais, G. JC—2, .Irifune-

Marunouchi cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha —Muro machi Taijun-yoko^II,, Nogkuhp

Sumitomo Coshi Kaisha-s-?/?. Ma-

runoucbi Hankow

Yokohama Eikw'a & Co.—17, Poyang. Road

Do dwell & Co.—P.Q- Box 271 Fu Chung Corporation—95,. Rue d’Al

sace Lorraine

Kbihin Cokes K.K,—Chiwaka-cho Kailan Mining Administration—!

Munakata Shokai—1, Yoshihama-cho Tungting Road

Okamuea Shoten—632, Kubo-cho Li Ho Kow Mining Go.—Communi

Yamashita Kogyo K. K.—81, Onoe-cho cations Building, Hunan Ttoad

Yamanaka SbQten—14, Yoshihama-cho Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang

Han Road, S.A.P, 3

Yokohama Kiyotv Shoten—250, Ka Mitsui Bussan Kausha^ Ltd.—Taiping

nagawa-cho Road

FORMOSA Sassoon & Co., Ltd., , David

Chin Seng Industrial & Develop- Harbin

ment Co., Ltd.—Taihoku Moulin Coal Mining Gorpn.—Ashi

Elph,instonev S.—Taipeh . heiskaya Street

Ltm Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku Skidelsky’s Successors, L. S. — 44.

Bolshpi Prpsjpekt,

KOREA Suzuki & Co.—Mostovaya Street

Horai Shokai—79, Horai-cho, Seoul Hongkong

HoYei Shokai—13, Kanko-dori Seoul

Mikasa

! Shokai — 8, Okazaki-cho, CharbonnAges du TcNkin—Marina

3.epul House, 15-19, Queen's Road C.

Mikuni Shgkai—25, Nandaimon-dori Gibb, Livingston & Go.—P. & O.

Sequl Building

Ohshima Kimikazu—43, Furuichi-ma- Grimble &■ Co:—Prince’s Bldg.

chi Hin Fat & Co,s Ltd.—17, Connaught

Road, O. ^

CHINA Hughes & Hough, Ltd.^-C, Des Yoeux

Road Central

Canton Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Building

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ih'd.—58, B. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Holland

House, Queen’s Road Central

C., Shameen

Reiss Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Chingwantao Central

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Kailan Mining Administration Yoeux Road.

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Yoeux

Road Central

Dairen Thoresen

Wallem & Co.—Hongkong & Shanghai

Kyodo-gumi, G. K.—2, Irifune-cho Bank Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 28 COAL MERCHANTS

Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building Sumitomo

Road Honsha, Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C. Takaiwa

Wong Siu Woon—271, Henneesy Road Wallem &&Co.—93,

Co.—320, Szechuen Raod

Canton Road

Peiping Wheelock & Co.—2-3, French Bund

Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

I Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.^28, Nei Yamashita

Road

Kisen Kaisha—30, Foochow

Er Hung Tung, Chienmen

Mentoukol* Coal Mining Co'.—Culty

Chambers, Legation Quarter Taku

AIitsubishi Goshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

Pai Lou Road Kailan Mining Administration

Matsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung Tongku

Pui Hutung

Shanghai Tientsin

Bourne, Z. S.—347, Sieyes Road Ching-Hsing Minen G.m.b.H. — 14,

China Coal Briquetts Co.—33, Sze- Tungchow Road 1st Special Area

chuen Road Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

I.—52, Taku Road

DahNanking

Tung Road

Coal Mining Co.—480, Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Road

Eastern Coal Co. — Lane 432, 80, Kailan Mining Administration —

Myburgh Road Meadows Road

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd. Mitsu Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—42, Rue du

33, Szechuen Road 14 Julliet

Hargen & Co.—1-15, Hankow Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya-

Herlofson, Gordon, Reeves—12, The maguchi Road

Bund Pei Piao Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—

Ilbert & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Peiping-Liaoning Railway Adminis-

tration Bldg.

Iwai & Co., Ltd.—99, Hankow Road Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

Kailan Sales Agency—33, Szechuen Agency—14, Italian Bund

Road Wutaca & Co., Y.—18, Rue de Baron

Kiyohara & Co.—110, Szechuen Road Gros.

Mataiohi Yoko—159, Boone Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu- MALAYA

kiang Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen Singapore

Road

Monroe & Co., Ltd., F.C. —128, Eastern Mining & Rubber Co.—$2,

Museum Road Bonham Building, Chulia Street )

Nee Tai Shing & Co.—182-184, Sinza Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Road Hong Kong , Bank Building

Racine & Cie—2, Peking Road Lye Huat & Co.—4, Robinson Road

Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway McAlister & .Co.—Battery Road, 1st

Sax Dah Sung Coal Co.—w700a; Mark- Floor

ham Road Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince fit.

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—Sassoon and Col Iyer Quay

House Senda & Co., Ltd:--39, The Arcade

Shanghai Lumber yrrumifH

Szechuen Road &. Coal ,Co.^-70

, Thong Aik Co.—112-114, Robinsort'Rba'd

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GOAL MERCHANTS—COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE El2»

Selangor Shimada Otosukf—20, Edobori

Teikoku Seimei, K. K.—Osaka Bldg...

Malayan Soze-cho i

Buildings,Collieries,

Kuala Lumpur Ltd. — Bank

Yokohama

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Akimoto Gunpei Shoten—8, Tokiwa-

Manila cho

Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho

Ampil & Co.—997, M. de la Industria Kitagawa Kinzo Shoten—11, Sakura-

Chua > Bbt—128, ' Villalobos, Quiapo gi-cho

Chua Kia—45, Pza Oral Lachambre Tanigawa Shoten—8, Minato-oho

Fernandez & Co., V.T.—204, Va- Teikoku Bldg., 1,

Seima K.K. — c/o Tokiwa

Tokiwa-cho

lenzuela

Madrkjal & Co.—8, Muelle del Banco Yokohama

naka-dori

Hampu, K. K.—55, Kita-

Nacional, Binondo

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. — CHINA

National City Bank Bldg.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation- Hongkong

al City Bank Building

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 962

Santos Chua Hong—67, Muelle de Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.f

Ltd. —10,Kennedy

Des Vceux

Jolo Works, Town Road Central.

COMB FACTORIES (See Page B8) Elizalde & Co.—H. K. Bank Bldg.

CONTRACTORS {See under Building MALAYA

Contractors) Singapore

COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—100-102,.

Robinson Road

JAPAN

Kobe NETHERLANDS INDIA

Hosokawa Shoten—163, Sbinzaike Padang

Ichinoki Shoten—97, Shin-machi ScHNEEWIND, P.

Ishikawa Shoten—20, Monotana-cho

Kobe Asabukuro, K. K.—157, Shin- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

zaike-oho

Tokyo Seiko K.K.—2, Irie-dori Manila

Yoshioka Shoten G. K.—29, Komono-

ya-cho Agusan Coconut Co.—422, Heacock.

Building, Binondo

Osaka Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular

Life Building, Binondo

Abe Ichirobei—Kita Kyutayo cho Babcock & Co., Inc—El Hogar Bldg.

Hirota Toyozo—51, Bakuro-machi Bermundez & Bautista, Inc.—5, San

Horitomi Shoko, K. K.—9, Shinzaike Gabriel, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E130 COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE-COTTON AND TEXTILES

Bio & Chuan, Inc.—€85, Benavides COTTON AND TEXTILES

Daido Bocki Kaisha, Ltd.--Hdilg

Kong & Shanghai Bank Building JAPAN

Du Hu Ting—342, Camba, San

Nicolas Kobe

DyBinondo

Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Akamatsu Shoten—7751, Goko-dori

£1 Dorado Oil Works—318, National Bagnall,

City Bank Building, Binondo K.—76, Haehiman-dori

EeIiuiAgA', Inc., B. de—909, Indiana Bastel

chome

& Op., W,—38, Isobe-dori, %

General Manufacturing Co., Ltd.— Birnie, Leonard—Uchida Building,

129, Juan Luna 45, Nakamachi

International Harvester Co. of the Cader, Doray & Co.—107-4,' Nakaya-

Philippines—P.O. Box 308 Clough, Kerby—10, Kaigan-dofi

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—P.O. Box Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi

1457

Dim Seam Sons—912, San Nicolas Delbourgo & Co., D. H.—85, Yedo.

Lu Tay & Co.—644, J uan Luna machi

Luzon Industrial - Corpn. — Chaco Detaram & Son—30/1, Isobe-dori

Building, Binondo Dialdas Alimchand & Co.—110b, Ha-

Manila Cordage Co—P.O. Box 131 Dodwell chiman-dori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na- & Co.—82, Kyo-machi

tional City Bank Building* Binondo Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-mach;

Philippine Manufacturing Co.—244, Fatichand & Sons—123, Isogarni-dori

David, Binondo

Saleeby Fiber Co., Inc.—325, National Findlay,

Ltd. 0,Richardson

Ito-machi & Co. (Japan),

City Bank Building, Binondo Gosho K.K.—15, Naniwa-machi

Schnitzlee Sons—957, Ongpin Gourgey, J. S.—169, Sannomiya-cho

Siy Cong Bieng, & Co.—123, Juan Hcllanb Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Luna Akashi-machi

Smith Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong Hosokawa Shoten—173- Shinzaike-cho

and

BinondoShanghai Bank Building, Hukmichand Raaibhagat & Co.—14,

Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—1, Iraq N akayamate-dori

Tomas Claudio Trading Co., The—Ito Bldg., 60,

Tubbs Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Sannomiya-cho

Yek Hua Trading Corpn.—129, Juan Jhamatall Gurbamall & Co.—100c,

Hachiman-dori

Luria Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—Misaki-

cho

Zamboanga Katsukura Shoten—6, Hachiman-dori

Kawasaki Shoten—17, Motomachi-dori

Atkins, Kroll & Co.t Inc.—P.O. Box Kerry & Co,—7, Harima-machi

199 Koga Shoten—1/38,- Kita-Sakasegawa^

Philippine Dessicated Coconut Cor- cho

poration—Recodo Kurachi Shoten—39, Kaigan-dori

Layko Ross & Go., Inc.—94, Yedo-

COSMETIC FACTORIES (See Page Makavermachi

B6) McBeath & Co.—30, Akashi-

machi

■COTTON MILLS (See Page B7-10) Moosa, Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES El 31

Motiwalla & Sons—96, Isobe-dori TaKisaba G.K.-^Higashi Yorozu-machi

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—is, Tem-

Murata Umetani & Co.—180, Sanno- ma eho >

miya-cho

Naigai Wata K. K.—1-5, Hamabe- Osaka

dori

Naraindas, B.—87, Sannomiya-cho Aall & Co., Ltd.-—9, Koraibashi

Nippon Menkwa K.K.—123, Higashi- Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency—

machi P.O. Box 166:, ("Central)

Okayoshi Shoten—62, Aioi-cho Ito Tomigoro—ls^- Kitahorie-cho

Okuzawa Shoten—79, Isobe-dori Kitahei -Goshi Kaisha—850, San-pin

Pohomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49 Bldg., 15, Kita Kyutaro-maohi

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/68, Kiyama Katsutaro ^ 16;. Kitahama,

Higashi-ku

Isobe-dori

Shibari Shoten—87, Sannomiya-cho Kobayashi

cho .

Hideichi—51, Matsushima-

Songerwalla & Co.—106, Isobe-dori

Takashima-ya, Iida & Co.—97, Yedb- Manget

Central

Bros. & Co.—P.O. Box 96,

machi

Tamba Menko—184, Wakinohama-cho Marui>aga

taro-machi

Shoten—35, Minami Kyu-

Yamagushi Kenjiro Shoten—94, Tsu- McFadden Bros.—P.d. Box 55, Cen-

kamoto-dori tral

Yasuda Shokai, T.—Ita Bldg., Sanno- Kippon Menka K.K.—10, Nakanoshi-

miya-cho ma, Kita-ku

Yasuda Shoten—60, Sannomiya-cho Sansho

Minami-dori Kaisha—52, Edobori

Goshi

Kyoto Showa Menka K.K.—-Gosho Building,

25, Nakanoshima

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—22, Ima-

Kanegafuchi Boseki Kaisha Kano bashi

Uchiraki-cho Takemura Shoten—13, Minami Hon-

Kyoto Optmono K.K. — 46, Shimo machi

Adachi-cho Tazuke 1 'S^oten/— 40, Minami Hour

Tsujt Boseki Kaisha—Hanai-cho machi :

Toyo Menka K.K.—1, Koraibashi

Nagoya Yamamoto Shigez0—21, 11achibori Mi-

nami-dori

Hattori Shoten, Ltd.—11, Miya- Shimonoseki

machi, Ninami-ku

Hattori-yo G.K.—Shimosono-cho Suho Orimono K.K.—Ono-mura, Ya-

Ito Shin Shoten—2, Nakano-cho maguich-ken

Japan Cotton Trading Co.—6, Hichi- UBe Boshoku K.K.—Ube, Yamaguich-

kcn-cho ken

Kanematsu & Co.—Shimo Choja-

machi Tokyo

Miyaki Siioten—Tsurushige-cho

Miyamoto Bussan Gomei Kaisha—20, Dai Nippon BoBeki K.K.—1, Minami-

Tenma-cho senju

Miyata Shoten—7, Shimo Sono-cho Fuji Gash Boseki Kaisha—40, Saka-

Sugimoto Shoten—*2, Temma-cho moto-cho

 CJLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TRAPES

E132 COTTON > TEX TILES

Jay W. Myers Inc.—tP.O. Box F.89, Miyabayashi

gawa-cho

Taiji Shoten—72, Hase-

Central

Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—1612 Su- Takase Gomei Kaisha—05, Nandai-

riVoh-dori, Seoul

mida-cho

Nippon Menka K.K.—J3, Hongoku-cho Toyo Senshokh K.K.—83, Chosa-dor.

T®yo Menka K.K.—20, Shinzaimoku- Seoul

cho, Nihonbashi-ku Yamada Tomeikichi —121, Nandai-

mon-dori, Seoul

Yokohama

CHINA

Akita Genchichi Shoten—58, Nihon

Ohdori Canton

Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Hon- Bodiker & Co.—86, B. C., Shameen

cho Central Agency, Ltd., The—50, Cen-

Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi tral Avenue, Shameen

Gehimall Bros.—10, Fukiya-cho Rafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces-

Twashita Sbokai—38, Nihon-Ohdon sion, Shameen

Moruishi Shokai—20, Minato-cho Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—37, B.

Nanri Trading. Co., Ltd. —11/14, Con., Shameen

Kitahaka-dori

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- Chefoo

dho

Nozaki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho Chefoo Export Co. — Broadway

Okumura & Co., K.—53,: Onoe-cho ^ Laces)

Premsing k. Sons, I.—153, Yamashi- China Hairnet Co.—Chang Yu Road'

ta-cho (Laces)

Ramchand, G.—75, Yamashita-cho China Crafts (Laces)

Robinson, G.—24, Yamashita-cho China Manufacturers—(Laces)

Shimada & Co.—4, Onoe-cho China Merchants’ Pongee Associa-

Takemura Co., Ltd.—3, Ohta-machi tion—Beach Street (Laces)

Teikamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita- Hsin Co., D. T.—(Embroideries)

cho Reiser & Co., Inc.—(Laces)

Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2r Shantung Silk and Lace Co.—

Omote Takashima-cho Beach Road

Wakabayashi Shoten, T.—4, Bandai- Tai Tung & Co.—Broadway (Laces>

cho

KOREA Dairen

Fuha Yoko—208,

Chosen Seimon K.K.—104, Moto- Hsien Miao Cheng—50, Yamagata-dori

machi, Seoul Naniwa-cha

Bennett k Co.—Chemulpo Manshu Fukubo, K. K.—Shusuishi

Ide Teizo — 135, .Nandaimon-dori, Murata Shoko—K.K.—37, Ise-cho

Seoul Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha -

Kajiwara Sentaro—93, Kita Yone- 48, Yamagata-dori

kura-cho Te Tai—55, Oku-machi

Keijo Boshoku K.K.—116, NandaL Toyo Menkwa, K. K.—182, Yamagata-

Kyoyeki-sha—133. Nandaimon-dori cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES E133

Hankow Shewan, Tomes—10, Des Voeux Road

Central

Dodwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road South ChinaStreetKnitting Factory—

Shantung

Jaedine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund Toyo

Lee & Co., D.A.—7, Ding An Lee, Building Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince's

Menka

Poyang Road Union Trading Co.—French Building

Menta, B R.—7, Tungting Road 5, Queen’s Road Central

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang

Han Road, S.A.D. 3

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Shanghai

4. Kiang Han Road

"“Sapt” Textile Peoducts—2, Yih Anderson, Clayton & Co.—34, Avenue

Yuen Road Edward VII

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road, Azadian, J.—4, French Bund

5. A.D. No. 1 Behn, Meyer China Co.—356, Peking

Road

Harbin Behrens & Co., Sir Jacob—150, Kiu-

kiang Road

Hagan, A. I.—11, Politzeskaya Street Central

Road

Agency, Ltd.—50, Szechuen

Tshhuein & Co.—Tschurin Building, Chun Tah Cotton Spinning & Weav-

New Town ing Co.—349, Ningpo Road

Hongkong Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

ward VII

Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—Marina Dunlop

House, 15-19 Queen's Road Road & Co., W. —117, Hong Kong

Bodiker & Co.—67, Des Yoeux Road Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. — 27, The

Central Bund

Caelowitz & Co. — Bank of China Fein, Aron—893, Avenue Joffre

Building

Centeal Agency, Ltd.—2, Connaught ForsterWeng

Fook & Co.—132, Nanking Rd.

& Co.—128, Kiangsd Road

Road Central

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Golding, F. W.—20, Canton Road

Road Central Gray Trading Co. — 61, Peking Road

(Laces)

Teld & Co.. Ltd., F. — 5, Queen’s Hedaya Importing Co.--25, Chu Pao

Road Central San

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Hongkong and , Shanghai Lace Co.—

Building —17, Museum Road

Huygen,

Central G. E. — 5, Queen’s Road How Sang & Co. — 33,. Montauban

Japanese Bazaae—7, D’Aguilar Str. (Laces)

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan- Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road

dra Building Bliingworih L. E.—210, KiukiangRoad

Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building Itoh & Co.—110,; Hankow Road

Manners & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Cen Jacobsen, Axel—40 Ningpo Road

tral

Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7 Queen’s Road Jardine,

Bund

Matheson & Co.—07, The

Central

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des Kung Yik eCo..,

Kishida & (H.—"202,! Broadway

Mill—160, Robinson Road

Voeux Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E134 ’cotton AND TEXTILES

Lebbl (Chi.na)-t-220, . SzcdUupn Road . Swatow

Master & Co., M.J.—131, Hankow Rd.1

Mee-Yeh Handels -Compagnie — is ?. Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

Canton Road Chang,,,.T.K.—14, Avenue Republique

Mien Wha Thread Co;, Ltd. --SO, (Laces)

Specimen Road; Factory: VnhgtzejHx) China Embroidery Co. —11, Siang

Road Yap. Street

Mitsui BussAn KAisHA-^isaL Sssechuer Eastern Trading Co.—8, East Liang

Road Hun Lee

Morgenstern, O.—81, Jinkee Road

Nagai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. — 931, Gor- EjChongKiarat

Cq—2, Meng Hin Lane,

don Road

Nippon Menkwa KaburkiKi Kaisha-L Jardine, Matheson Kialat

Hip Seng^Cq,—75, Road

& Co1., Ltd.—P.O.

103, Hankow Road Box 66

Nissei Trading Co.—33, Sziechuen Rd. Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

Olivier-CiiiNffi4-96, Musemn Road Yee Aun St. .

Oriental Trading Co., Ltd. - 367; Tonkin & Go., H.—59, Kialat Road

Kiangse Road

Pioneer Knitting Mill — Lane 468A, Tsu Sok Che, SVSrs.—11, Sin Heng-

15, Szechuen Road Road

‘‘ Sapt ” Textile Produgts, Ltd.—

255, Peking Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd.. David^—Sassoon Tientsin

House

Sean You IZoo & Co:—587,' Nanking Central Building

Agency, Ltd. — Davenport.

Road

Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co. Collins & Co.—75, Consular Road

—185, Szechuen Road Pairchild & Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Trading Co. — 36 38, Miller Eorbes & Co., Ltd., William — 45,

Road Victoria Road

Shepherd, G. C.—320, Szechuen Road GiEPERroH & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Siber, Hegner & Co—97, Yuen: Ming Hall & Holtz—101, Victoria Road

Yuen Road

Spunt & Co., J.—221, Foochow Road Hatch, Road

Carter & Co.—131, Davenport

Tai C. T.

Tokwa Boseki Kaisha, Ltd.—93, Han- Ho Li

kow Road Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —

Toyo Menka KAisriA^-T85, 1 Szetehuen Victoria Road and Ewo Road

Road Liddell Brothers & Co.—Taku Road

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weav- Mackenzie A Co.—136, Taku Road

ing Co.—200, Jessfield Road Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria-

Ultramar Import Co. —17, Canton Road

Road Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

Yokart Brothers’ Agency—34, Avenue 163, Quai de Auguste Boppe

Edward VII Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con

Yannoulatos Brothers—120, Jinkee sular Road

Road (Laces) Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Yu Fong Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. Volkart Miyajima Road

—110, Hankow Road Bros. Agency—52, Taku Rd.

Zais, Steinman & Co.—110, Szechuen Wilson & Co.—55, Ewo Road

Road Wulfsohn, Louis—34-36, Taku Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES-CURIO MERCHANTS E13&

Tsingtao PHILIPPJNffi ISLANDS

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha-— Manila

P. O. Box 88 (Cotton)

Kummer & Comins—175, Juan Lima

Weihaiwei Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 1392

Manila Remnant Co., Inc.—451, Juan

(Sunlight Co., The—(Embroideries) Luna

NEIJSS,' HeSSLEIN CORPORifcliON—144,

Juan Luna

Wenchow SOHNITZLER SONS—P.O. Box 1080

Hwang Co., Chi wen W.—15-18, Mo Yek Luna

Hua TMding Corpx.—129; Juan

Chih Fang Street

SIAM CURIO MERCHANTS

Bangkok JAPAN

Barrow Brown & Qq., Ltd.—Tapan Kobe

Hua Takay

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Aibi CABb—90, Toman-dbri

1409, East Side Memorial Bridge, Asahi Shoten—64, E^iiapyhihaie-dori

opposite Economic Museum Bastel & Co., W.—38,_ Isobe-dori

Chanrai & Co.—Isobe-dori

MALAYA Chujo Shokai—2143, Fukiai

Ha^da,- SHUKQ-pQrr-S5, Fukuhara-cho,

Singapore Inouye Shoten, K.—14, Kitanagasa-

dori

Kerry & Co.er‘7^'"Hbx‘tma-machi

Barlow & Co. — Ocean Building, Ktmura KokuseITDo—314,

Collyer Quay Motomachi-

Bin & Co., S. I.—22, Meyer Chambers, oaferitirienmiY ,o28—.Q ham

Raffles Place Layko Ross' & - Co., Inc. —94, Yedo-

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin- maciii

sbn Road Miy-Ama Yoshijirq—S8, Eano-cho

Brinkman & Co.—French Bank Bldg., Nakai & Co., M.—185, Sannomiya^oho

Raffles Sq. NaraIndaC B.—87, Sannomiya-eho

Echigoya & Co.—54-56, Middle Road

Tels & Go’s Trading Society — 34-6, PbilbMUtL Btibs.—1; 5/ • Isogami^dori

Shonq, SisueitDOt^IOo, Motp-machi

Cross Street

Union Trading Cq., — 72, Robinson Taniguc^li

.naachi ,

. Shgeen . G.K.—230, Moto-

. . -

Road

Uyeda Kinseki-do—10, Kitanagasa-

Penang dori , ,

Yamato Bros. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

dori

Doulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Yamana Torao .Shotbn—24, Moto-ma-

Street chi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

mm CURIO MERCHANTS

Kyoto Yamato Shokai, LrD;TL22, Benten-dori

Yano and Toko—63, Yamashita-cho

Hayashi Shinbei—Gion-cho, Kitaya- Yonekdra Shoten—86a-d, Yamashi-

ma ta-cho

Yamanaka G.K.—Sanjobo-cho

KOREA

Nagasaki

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Ftjkagawa Seiji K.K.—35, Kajiya-

machi CHINA

Fukuda Tokiten—43, Kajiya-madhi

Nagasaki Porcelain Co., Ltd.-=-46, Canton

Kabashima-cho

Nagoya Mogra & Co., E. R.—25, Shameen

Asai Gomei Kaisha, A. — Higashi Hankow

Yoshino-cho

Matsumura Koshitsu Toki K.K.—5, Gdzdar & Co.—Hunan Road

Chigusa-cho

Nagoya Seitosho, Ltd.—7, Higashi Hongkong

Yoshino-cho

Taiyo iShoko Kaisha, Ltd.—6, Chi- Caravan, The—Gloucester Hotel and

Icara-machi Peninsula Hotel

Tamakia & Co.—lida-maohi Chellaram, D.—China Building

Fook Weng & Co.—37, Nathan Road

Tokyo Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Glou-

ester Building

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Handicraft Distribution Co.—5, Wynd-

7, Futaba-cho ham Street .

Jade Tree, Ltd. — Kowloon Wharf

Yokohama Shop, Salisbury Road

Little Shop—Gloucester Bldg.

Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho Lock Hing—33, Queen’s Road Central

DiALDAS & Soons—108d, Yamashita-cho Swatow

Street

Drawn Work — 14, Pedder

Furuya Company—5-6, Motohama-cho Swatow

Iwaida & Co., Ltd., G. — 22, Nihon Ullman &Lace Co.—16, Pedder Street

Co.—Alexandra Building

Oh-dori

Iwata Shokai — 206, Yamashita-cho Wai Kee—Hong Kong Hotel Building

Komada & Co., Ltd.—23, Motohama-

cho Macao

Komaki Shokai--221, Yamashita-cho

Little Shop, The—22, Benten-dori Empreza Oriental—Rue Central

Nihalchand BroS.—77, Yamashita-

cho Peiping

Premsing and Sons, I.—153, Yama-

shita-oho

Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street

'Tetkamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita- Camel Pekin

Bell, ThK—Grand Hotel de

cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

; CURIO MERCHANTS E13T

Chiva Craft?—10, Main Embroidery Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

Street Road

E. Hou Shing Curio . -Exporting & Tal'ati -Brotfiurs Co.o-31, . Bromley I

Packing Co.—130, Morrison Street Road

Hackmack & Co.—125* _ Soochow Hti- ULlma'nn & GoJ, J.^-99, Rue de France ■

tling

Henning & Co., ACC:—45, Wai Chiao Tsinan

BuiJEhieB

Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison Street Rubant, F ranci^ W. —122, Seventh

Painter, D. A.—7, Shi Chiao Hutung Main Street-

Peking Art Gallery—4, Chao Tang

Tze Hutung aicfv.H Weihaiwei

Peking Craft Shop—37, Teng shih

Kou , Weihaiwei Handiwork Co.—28-29b^

Shanghai Kung Ming Street

Arnhold

China Art & Products Trading Co.— Penang

137. Rroadway

China Produce Co.— 288, ' Tiendong:

Road Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—12, Bi-

Fook Weng & Co.—132, Nanking Rd. shop Street

Gabbott & Cc.,' F.R.—3, Rue Laguerre I -omein.}?Y 3S--.C 1/ tciwhoB A hhi:

Gray’s Yellow L antern Shop—SassoOn Perak

Arcade

Hip Seng & Co.—143, Nanking Road Kin? a Silk Store — 128, Belfield

HonGkong and Shanghai Lace Co.— Street, Ipoh

17. Museum Road

Jadf Store Co.—80, Nanking Road Singapore

Komor & Komor—270, Kiangse Road

Kosloff, L.—61, Nanking RoaxJ Singapore' Silk Store -- ’North

Lindsay, Jean—66, Nanking ..Road Bridge Road

Little Shop, The—59, Nanking Road Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—31-33,.

Mikasa & Co.—931, Bubbling Well Highi-tohrlQ Street

-tTorltH-,\'—rL tK/nnn?oT/'

Road

Murakami Toyo—270, .Kiangse Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

One Prioe Lace Co.—133, Broadway

Oriental Trading. Co.—367, Kiangse Manila

Road

Bazar Siglo X.X.—101, Plaza del

Tientsin ! Conte

Beck, Inc.. L—89, Escojta, Binondo

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Bombay Silk Bazaar—765, Tabora,

Hua - Kuang Trading Corpn. — 137, San Nicolas

Tunbridge Road China Drawn Work Co.—84, M. H.

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li del Pilar

Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France Fung Tai—72, ReaR Gral Luna

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Long Life Qurio Store—320, M. H.

del Pilar

sular Road

*E6

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EI38’ CURIO MERCHANTS-DOCTORS PHYSICIANS

Osaka Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa Chefoo

Cruz

Pohoomull Brothers — 45, Escolta, Malcolm, W., m.d.

Binondo

Tajmahal, The—40, Isaac Peral, Hankow

Ermita

CUSTOMS BROKERS (See Under Cohn, A. J.—66, Hwang Pei Road,

S.A.D. 2

Brokers) Skinner—Asiatic Petroleum Co. Bldg.

DENTISTS (See Under Doctors) Harbin

DISTILLERIES (See Under Korinsky, IK. Y.—2, Magasinnaya

Breweries) Street

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS Hongkong

JAPAN Asger, M. E. — Kayamally Building

(Dentist)

Kobe Barnes, J. W.—8, Cameron Road

Basto, R. A. de Castro—Exchange

Pollock & Ness-Walker—83, Kyo- Black,Building

Balean, Skinn, Nelson Jones

Zirn & Schmidt, M. C.—26, Yamamo- & Talbot—Union

to-dori Building

Burton, C. H. — Union Building (Den-

tist)

Tokyo Chau Wai Cheung — 22, Des Vcenx

Road Central

Butler, L. E.—749, Marunouchi Chaun, Dr. K. W.—Marina House,

Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Tachibei-cho 15-19 Queen’s Road (Dentist)

Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi Gourdin,

Central

Allston — 20, Queen’s Road,

Yokohama Guteres, Dr. A. P.—Chung Tin Bldg.

Hoahing, Martha—China Building

McSparran, J.—7, Nihon Ohdori Kew Bros.—Alexandra Bldg. (Den-

tists)

Paravincini, Dr. — 772, Sanchome, Lau Pak Wai—Gloucester Building

Honmoku (Dentist)

Richmond, G. D.—167, Yamashita-cho Law Edward—16, D’Aguilar Street

Li Shu Fan & Li Shu Pui—Bank of

KOREA East Asia Bldg.

Noble & Co.—Union Building

Brien, D. H.—Takezoye-machi, Seoul Ozorio, F. M. Graca — 289, Prince

Edward Road

CHINA Pfister, M. O.—Pedder Building

Shin, L. Road,

Queen’s S. — TaiCentral

Ping Building, 16,

Amoy Straiian, Nicolson, Bunje and Scott—

Alexandra Buildings

Cheonq & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu Wong, Dr. B. C.—466, Nathan Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

DOCTOR AND PHYSICIANS El 39

Wong, De. R. J.—63-5, Des Voeux Road, Swatow

Central

.Wong, S. TOj Ophthalmic Surgeon Brangwin, C. H.—P.O. Box 5

—Pedder Building

Yamasaki, T. — Gloucester Building

(Dentist) Tientsin

Macao Baldi, A.—16, Via Trieste

Benjamin, & Robin—86, Rue Dillon

Leitao, Antonio N.—10, Rua do Pe Geestenzang, E.—97, Rue de France

Antonit Irvin & Grice—140, Victoria Road

Kingman, H. B.—&2b, Rue de France

Newchwang Liang, P. K.—314, Elgin Avenue

Phillips, W. Liang, P. P.—Chi Tai Bldg., Rue du

Marechal Foch

O’Neill, G.—238, Victoria Road

Shanghai

Bary, A.—373, Av. Roi Albert Tsingtao

Beeger, M. A.—64, Rte Yallon Weischer, Dr. P.—60, Hunan Road

Hume, G. F.—142, Museum Road

Downs, N. L. & W. H.—26, The Bund Schmidt, Dr. H.—10, Hunan Road

(Dentists)

Evans - Jones INDOCHINA

Nanking RoadDr.(Dentists)

E. Office — 153,

Oradow, A. G.—24, The Bund Hanoi

Hudson Dr. F. B.—213, Sassoon House

Jackson & Partners, E. D.—27, Pe- Le Roy Des Barres—Rue Boigin

king Road Desbordes

Kasakoff, D. J.—469, Avenue Joffre

Kassoff Dr. J. F. — 217-26, Hamilton MALAYA

House

Keylock & Pratt—645, Gordon Road

Kiekby-Gomes, S. G. — 220, Szechuen Singapore

Road

Marshad-Marsh, A. V.—104, Bubbling Butter, Dr. (Mrs.) W.—137-139, Cecil St.

Well Road

McCracken, J. C.—5, Avenue Petain Clarke, H. Harley—Me

5, Battery Road Alister’s Bldg.,

Mertens, H.—788, Bubbling Well Rd. Dexter Allan (Mrs. M. E. Butter)—4,

Miorini, Albert — 934, Bubbling Well Oxley Rise

Road Elder & Heron—33, Raffles Place

Paris, A —461, Avenue Joffre Hanna, J. G.—Hong Kong Bank

Philipp, F. G.—1001, Yu Yuen Road Chambers

Rall, A.—20, Kiukiang Road ; Hardy, Chas. J.—Paya Lebar Post Office,

Serangoon

Reiss, Frederick—142, Museum Road Phoon, S. F.—9, Wilkinson Road,

Renner, Alexander C.—110, Sassoon Katong

House

Hantilli, Dr. R.—461, Avenue Joffre I Eloper, Sloper & Smith—3, Battery

Yelliot Santelli Paris, Drs. — 461, Yin, Road

Avenue Joffre S. C.—99, High Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E14@ DOCTORS AND'PHYSICIAHS^EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS

Negri Sembilan Santos, Isodore de—Ides Buildingr

M. de Santos, San Nicolas

Egan, Eugene—Egerton Rd., Serein Start, H. A.—110, Echague

ban Virata, M. G.—12,’Escolta

Krishnan, S. R.—9, .Jalan Tungku

Hassan BORNEO

Perak Law, A. F.-Kuching, Sarawak

Matthews & Webb—c/o Georgetown DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS (So-

Dispensary, Ipoh under Chemicals and Chemists res-

pectively)

Penang

EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS

Ariff, Kamil M.—47, Leith Street

Hanna*; J. G. (Dentist)—Chartered CHINA

Bank Chambers

Hertz, C. Henry—17b, Northam Road Hankow

(Dentist) -- '

Ong Huck Chye^IM, Acheen Street Arnhoi.d k Co.—S.A.D. No. 1

Scully, Thob. G. A.—182, Penang Rd. Behr & Matthew, Ltd., S.—19, Rue-

Dubail, "French Con.

Smith, J. Emile—182, Penang Road CarlOwitz &r Co.—Da Chi Men

Johore Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 8; Tung

Ting Road

Aeria, J. R.—Muar International Export Co,—Hanchung

Road

Crawford, R.—Muaa^ Soc. Anonyme Belge Pour L’Indus-

TRIE DES OEUFS

Selangor Wah ChangDautaemer

Trading Corporation—

21, Rue

Ansley-Yocing, W.—14, Station Street, Nanking

Klang

Barrowman, Drs. Sir Malcolm Wat-

son &—Federal Dispensary Build- International Export Co.

ing, Klang

Macaskill. & Cameron—Federal Dis- Shanghai

pensary Building,, Kuala Lumpur

Stewart, E. E., Dental Surgeon— American Trading Co:—51, Canton

Oriental Bldg., Kuala Lumpur Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Behr & Matthew—1267, Yangtszepoo

Road

Manila Borden’s Co., Inc.—2, Tengueh Road

China Bird Co. —133, Yuen Ming

Abad, Lucio . D.—1145, Magdalena, Yuen Road

Trozo China Egg Produce Go.—229, Whang-

Delgado, Jose M.—2306, E. Mendiola, poo Road

Y'San Miguel COMPAGNIA ITALIANA d’ExTREMO ORI-

Hasselman, 0. M. — 400, Masonic ente—20, Kiukiang Road

Temple Connell Brothers—149, Szechuen Rd-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EGGS & EGG PRODUCTS--ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El4i

East Asiatic Co,—17, Canton Road Nagoya Poultry & Supply Co.—

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. —162, 779, Legard

Canton Road Sison Marcos—244, Espeleta, Sta.

Ewo Cold Storage Co.—1500, Yang- Cruz

tzepoo Road Tan Liao—106, Gunao, Quiapo

Ftthrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd.

Harvie, Cooke & Co.—659, Szechuen ELASTIC FACTORIES

Road (See Page B13)

Henningsen Produce Co.—250, West

Sawgin Road

Masukow & Co.—33, Foochow Road ELECTRICAL PLANTS

Moss & Co., David L.—110, Szechuen (See Page B28)

Road

Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road

Rakusen ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NankingDr.

RoadC. P. Optometrist—250, (See also Page B13)

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—259,

Kiangse Road JAPAN

So Brothers & Co.—299, Szechuen Rd.

Kobe

Tientsin Adachi Denki K.K.—21, Sakae-machi

Ando Electric Co.—1-0, Nakayamate-

Battegay & Cie. , M. — 17-21, Rue dori

Dillon Arai iShokai—129, Kano-cho

Oollins & Co., Ltd. — 75, Consular Ebara Denki Shokai—156, Sannomi-

Road ya-cho

Fairchild & Co., Ltd. Furukawa Denkt Kogyo K K.—144,

•Gtpperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Mizunc

Hackmaok & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Futaba Denkt QKaisha,—15, Moto-ma^

chi

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li Hanshin Dengyo-sha—33, Moto-machi

International Export Co. (Tientsin),

Ltd.—4th Special Area Hayashiya Denkigu Hambaiten—204,

Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur Minato-cho

Olivier Chine—Rue de Takou Isono Musen IDenshin Denwa Seisa-

Rabben & Co., W.—118, The Bund ku-sHQ—-101, Shimagami-cho

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Katayama

dori

Denki Shokai—-201, Daikai-

sular Road

Eato

ISOCIETE AnONYME POUR L’INDUSTRIE moyamate-doriDenki Radio Shoten—304, Shi-

Des Oeufs—Cr. of Rue de Verdun

and Rue de Takou Kimura Denki Shokai--129, Kumo-

Wilson & Co.—55, Ewo Road chibashi-dori

Kobe Denki Shokai—1-8, Minato-cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Kudo Denki Kumo-sho—334, Baba-

machi

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—3, Wadami-

Manila saki

Miyoshi Denki Shotbn—15, Kitana-

Alonalon, Fabian—1,028, Arlegui gasa-dori

Jok Dian Chong—423, Misericordia Nikko Denki Shokai—87, Onoe-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E142 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Nippon Musen Denki Komtt-sho—19, Toho chi

Denryoku K.K.—1, Fukuro-ma-

Sakae-machi

Noritake Shoten—19, Sannomiya-cho

Ohsaki Denki Shokai Gomei Kaisha Nagoya

—42-5, Nakiayama.te-dori

Ohshima Denki Shokai—153, Minato-

cho Furukawa : Denki Kogyo K.K —8,

Oki Denki K.K.—10, Sakae:machi Shimosono-cho

Makita

Sato Denki Kogyo-sho—33, Tamon- Takehira-cho Denki Seisaku-sho—Minami

dori

Soryu-gumi Denki Kogyo-sho — 52, Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-cbo

Kitanagasa-dori Oki Denki K.K.—13, Iwai-machi

Suwa Kogyo K.K.—101, Motomachi Tokai Electric Co., Ltd.—Minami

Takata Bros. & Co.—3/111, Kano-cho Otsu-machi

Togashi Electric Trading Co.—28, Yuasa Battery Co., Ltd.—37, Uramon.

Motomachi Maye-machi

Yokochi Shokai—2, Tamon-dori

Kyoto Osaka

Inouye Eleotrical Engineering Bagnall & Co.—3, Kyobashi Mayeno-

WoRKST-Nishikujo Kitanouchi- ma- cho

cKi Daido Daido Denryoku K.K.—Mitsui

Kyoto Denki-kogyo K.K.—Kawara- Building, 1, Koraibashi

rnachi Kawakita Denki Shoji K.K.—Edo-

Kxoto DpiTO K.K. — Takoyakushi- bori Building, Edobori Minami-

sagaru dori

Nippon Denchi K.K.—Imadegawa- Nippon Denryoku K.K.—1, Soze-cho

agaru Shinmachi-dori Nippon Denken K.K.—Temma Bldg.,

Tsuda Electric Wire Manufacturing 29, Minami Mori-machi

Co.—Toiya-machi Osaka

cho Denkyu K.K.—6, Dainihigashi-

Kyushu Sanyo Chuo Suiden K.K.—1-48, Kita-

hama

Inojuye Denki Kogyo-sho—Akiba-dori Shimazu. Seisaku-sho — Gosho Bldg.,

Oita Denki K.K.—Akiba-dori 20, Nakanoshima

Yamaichi Shoten—Naka^machi Sumitomo Densen Seizo-sho—60, Oki-

jima, Minamino-cho

Moji Tokai Denkyku Seizo K.K.—Asahi

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima

Fuji Denki Seizo K.K.—Umetatechi, Tokyogashi

Denkyu K.K.—26, O-hito, Hi-

Minato-cho

Furukawa Denki K.K.—Dairi-cho Ujikawa Denki K.K.—Osaka Bldg., R

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon- Soze-cho

machi

Nagasaki Shidzuoka

Ishii Shoten—10,

Nomo Dento K.K. — Moto Hakata- Kaimei-do Honten—30, Kinza

machv Shiehiken-chG

 CLASSIFIED .LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El 43

Tokyo KOREA

Aall & Go.—P.0 Box 41, Central Furukawa Electric Co.—1, Nandai-

Allen, Sons & Co.—6, Marunouchi mon-dori, Seoul

Automatic Telephones, Ltd. — 508, Ito Shoko—6, Kanko-dori, Seoul

Toyo Building Kawakita Denki Doboku K.K.—207

Bosch A. G., PiOber,t—15, Tameike-cho Taihei-dpri, Seoul

Daido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaijo

Building, Marunouchi FORMOSA

Escher, Wyss Engineering Works—

Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi Kagi Electric Light 0o., Ltd.—

Fuji Seimon-gai, Kagi

nouchiDenki Seizo K.'K.—6, Maru- Koshun Electric Co., Ltd.—Koshun-

Furukawa Electric Industry Co.—8, gun, Takao

Muro-machi Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—Hon-

International General Electric Co., machi, Trihoku

Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho Taikan Godo Denki Kaisha—Toen-gai,

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—4, Marunou- Shinchiku

chi, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo Electric, ; C.©>', Ltd.—Sakao-

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—2, Mita machi, Takao

Shikoku-machi

Oki Denki K.K.—New Kaijo Bldg., CHINA *

Marunouchi

Tokyo Denki K.K.—Horikawa-cho Canton

Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.—Yuraku-kan,

4, Marunouchi Andersen, Meyer & Co.—Shameen

Western Electric Co. (Orient), Ltd. Bodiker & Co.—86, B. C,, Shameen

—2, Marunouchi Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakes Road

Yokogawa Denki K.K.—9* Tagoto-cho China Electric Co. , Ltd.

Yokohama J ARDINK, M.ATHESON & Co., Ltd.—B. G,

Shameen

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 37,

Annaka Denki Dairi-ten—36, Sumiyo- British Concession

shi-cho Siemssen & Co.—75 and 75a, B. Con.,

Fui^ukawa Denki Kogyo Kaisha—23, Shameen

Nishi Hiranuma-cho Spalingei; & Co., U.—49, Shameen

Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Kinko Denki Shokai K.K.—64, Ben- Dairen

ten-dori

Matsui Denki Shokai G.K.—21, Enkyo Denmi G. K.—2, Mikawa-cho

Sakuragi-cho

Minato Denki Shokai—151, Hiranu- Furukawa Electric . Cio., Ltd. — 118,

Yamagata-dori

ma-cho

Mitsui Bussan K.K.—14, Nihon Oh- General Electric *Co. or China, Ltd.

—47, Echigo-cho

dori

Nakamura Boeki Shokai—55, Mina- Osram China Co.—47, Echigo-cbo

minaka-dori

Nippon Musen Denshin Denwa K.K. Skoda Works—18, Yamagata-dori

—11, Masago-cho Foochow

Nozaki Shoten, K.K.—47, Aioi-cho

Pan American Trading Co.—17, Moto- Foochow Electric Co., Ltd.

hama -cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E144 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Hankow Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road

Central

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—IIj Rue Cle- General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Teh.—Queen’s Building

menceau

Bechler, E —Hunan Road Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Carlowitz & Co.—Ta-chi-meu Building

China Electric Co.—17, Hwang Pei Hongkong Building

Electric Co., Ltd.—P. &

Road

China Tome Trading Co.—3, Yangtsze Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.—Ex-

change Building

Road

General Electric uCo., Ltd. — 23, Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd.—Russell

Tungting Road Street

Hankow Light and Power Co.—10. Hung Ming Electric Co.—157, Des

Kai Hsien Road Vceux Road Central

Harrow Light k Power Co., Ltd.— i Inniss Jk Riddle (China), Ltd.—67,

12, Kai Hsien Road Des Voeux Road Central

Representation for British Manufac- i Jack & Co., William C. —St. Geroge’s

turers, Ltd.—23, Tungting Road Building

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue de Presi- Jebsen

dent Wilson, French Con.

Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road Central

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg.

23, Rue Dautremer Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd.—37,.

Hankow Road

Harbin Ross & Co., Alex—la, Chater Road

Sander, Wieler & Co. - King’s Building.

International Technical Trading Co. Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Vceux

—139, Kitaiskaya Street Road Central

Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street Siemens China Co.—12, Pedder Street

SkodaAVores, Ltd.—2, Commercial St. Siemssen & Co.—6, Queen’s Road Cen-

tral

Hongkong Sun Light Co.—137, Des Voeux Road

Central

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des Wah Mei Electric Co.—135, Des

Vceux Road Central

Voeux Road Central

Bodiker

Central & Co.—67, Des Voeux Road WestingHouse Mustard & Co.—67, Des

Voeux Road Central

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.— Yee Sang Tai Sing Kee—353, Hennessy

Shell House Road

China Light & Power Co (1918), Ltd.

iSt. George’s Building

Chung

Voeux Yuen

Road Electrical

Central Co.—71, Des Mukden

Colonial

Street Electric, Col—£4, Ice House, Chinese Engineering & Development

Davie, B6a« & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Road Co.—San Djing Road, 1, Jiu Ching

Domestic Engineers, ' Ltd!—22, Des FarLi Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani-

Voeux Rd, C., -

Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.— wa-dori

102, Johnston Road Fujita & Co.—24, Naniwa-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES E145

Peiping Inniss & Riddle

Yuen Ming Yuen Road (CjHna), Ltd.—34,

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Ta Yu Fu Jardine ' Engineering Corporation--

50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Hutung

'China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

Men Street Larsen & Teock—178, Avenue Edward

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shieh YTT

Kou Lkede Engineering Corporation- 395,

Siemssen & Co.-^h- Gan Mien Hu- Bubbling Well Road

tung Lqnkomay—230, Rue Porte de LQuest

Mee-Yeh Handels-Compagnie — 137,

Shanghai Canton Road

METROPOLITAN-VlpKERS ELECTRICAL EX-

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21' '24 & 43, MoyseyCo.,& Ltd.-

PORT 329, Sassoon House

,Co., H.J.—452, i Kiangse

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Road

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road National: Commercial Go.—153, Can-

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—-Sassoon House ton Road

Asia Electric Co.—220, Kiukiang Rd. National Electric Co.—599, Nanking

Automatic Telephones of China, Fed. Road

Inc., U. S. A.—236, Sassoon House Otis Elevator Co,-935, Avenue Road

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Bund Philco SalesLoadCorporation—709, Bub-

Behn, Meyer, ChinA Co.—356, Peking bling Well

Road

Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road Road China Co.—935, Szechuen

Philips

China General Edison Co., Inc.— Porter & Co.—180, Canton Road’

140, Robison Road

■China Electric Co.—269 & 285, Lay Road Rielly,

Road .

Simmons & Milne—91, Peking

China

Load Engineers, Ltd. — 88, Museum Rose, Downs &, Thompson iFar East),

China Scientific Instrument Co.— Scott, Ltd.—121, Peking Road

131, Museum Road Harding &' po.—121, Peking

China United Lamp Co.—140, Robin- Shanghai Road

son Road Dock & Engineering Co,—‘

Comfort Electric Co.—287, Avenue Shanghai 424, East Broadway

Joffre Electric Construction Co.t

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Shanghai Ltd.—185, Soochow Road

Ekman Foreign Agencies—101,. Hamil- Nanking Road Supply Co.—314,

ton House

Electrical

Enssle, K.—2, Card. Mercier Siemens China Co.—23'3, Nanking Road*

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiukiang Siemssen &-Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Takaiwa & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Road United Manufacturers’ Electric Co.

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—33, Sze- —149, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

chuen Road

Furukawa Electric Co. — 110, Jinkee Wahson & Co.—513,'"Fukien Road

Road Wei Tong Electrical Co. —186, Che-

General Electric

Ltd. -23-27 Ningpo Co.

Road(of China), kiang Road

Western Electric Qq, -of Asia—j42,

German Machtne Co.—153, Canton Rd. Museum Road

•Great China Electric Co.—1194, Bub- Westinghouse Electric' Internation-

bling Well Road al Co.—161, Museum Rbad Uni

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 46 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Swatow INDO-CHINA

San Shing Co. Provinces d.u Tonkin

Shauter. Dayland & Co:, Ltd.—44,

Yee Ann Street

Veyrenc et CiE^Uap-Cau

Tientsin

A.E.G. China Electric Go—63, Taku MALAYA

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Penang

Taken

Bisseker, Ltd., F.D.—52, Taku Road Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

China American Trading Corpora- Kee Huat Radio Co.—24, Beach Street

tion—Rue de France Little &' Co., John—1, Pitt Street

China Electric Co., Ltd.—132, Rue

du Baron Gros

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Perak

Victoria Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—25, Rue Johnson A Phillips Ltd. — c/o Wm.

du 14 Juillet Jacks & Co., Ltd.

Furukawa Electric Co.—224, Bristow

Road Selangor

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

—202, Taku Road

Huttenbach, Lazarus,

Jardine Engineering Corporation— 14, Market Street, Kuala & Sons, Ltd.—

Victoria Road Lumpur

Peninsular

Liddell Brothers & Co.—2, Bruce Weld Road Lights (1930), Ltd.—5,

Road

Pottinger & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria

Road Singapore

Siemens China Co.—Siemens Build-

ing, Taku Road Boon Seng & Co.. Ltd.—36-38, Robin-

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road son Road

Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, Woodrow Wil- British Electro-Plating Works — 29a

son Street & 31, Penang Road, Orchard Road

Tientsin Steel Drum -and Engineer- General

ing Works—13, Via Torino, Italian House, 12, Battery Road — Magnet

Electric Co., Ltd.

Bund Hoe Boon Leong—25, Thomson Road

Twyford Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay- Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

lard

Little & Co., John—Raffles Place

SIAM Morey & Co., John — Tricity House,

Bukit Timah Road

Bangkok Nathan, M. & E.—25/29, Orchard Rd.

Oriental

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Ltd.—Telephone Telephone & Electric Co.,

Hua Takay House, Hill Street

Spot Radio,

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Standard Telephones Ltd.—58, Orchard Road

1409, East Side Memorial Bridge, 57, Robinson Road & Cables, Ltd.—

opposite Economic Museum

Mark’s TyreNew

mill and Store—'Corner

Roads of Wind- Western Electric Go. of Asia—23,

Stamford Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-FILM DISTRIBUTORS E147

NETHERLANDS INDIA Cebu

Batavia Pacific Commercial Co.—Ill, Morga

N. V. Heybkoeck’s Gkoothandel — Visayan

Box 134

Electric Co., S. A.—P.O.

Kroningsplein West 5

Siemens & Halske, A. G.

Western Electric Co. of Asia—P.O. EMBROIDERIES {See Under Silk)

Box 52

Sourabaya ENAMEL FACTORIES

{See Page Bll)

Algemeene Nederlandsch - Indische

Electriciteit Maatschappij

ESTATE AGENTS {See Under Land

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and Estate)

Manila EXCHANGE BROKERS {See Under

Angeles Electrical Supply — S26, Brokers)

Echague

Arce Electric—437, Evangelista

Caro Electric Service—110, Padre EXPORTERSMerchants) {See Under General

Faura

Central Electric Service—248,Ongpin

Electrical Supply Co., Inc. — 514, FILM DISTRIBUTORS

Misericordia

Elmac, Inc., Co.—627, Rizal Avenue JAPAN

General Electric Appliance Corpn. of

the Philippines — Crystal Arcade Osaka

Building

Manila Electric Co.—Sah Marcelino

Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co., Ltd.—

28, Higashi-Umeda-cho

Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Manila Supply Co.—2054, Ave. Rizal Seiten Kinema Kwan—ri5, Urae Kami-

Philippine Electric Supply Co.—120, ToachoKinema K.K.—28, Hirano-oho

Tetuan

Philippine Engineering Co. — Pilar

Building Tokyo

Romero Electric — 314, Azcarraga,

Ton do

Rosario Electric Service—1903, Ave. Fox Eiga Kaisha—2, Ginza

Rizal Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co.—New

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Osaka Building

Bank Building Nippon Katsudoshashin K. K. — 11,

Thompson Electric Co., Inc. -Plaza Kyobashi

Sta. Cruz Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg.

Uy Hoo & Go.—629, Ongpin, Binondo Shochtku Cinema Co., Ltd.—5, Shin-

Western Equipment and Supply Co. tomi-oho

—117, Calle T. Pinpin Warner Bros. First National Pic-

Westinghouse Electric International tures (Japan), Inc.—Tokyo Tatemo-

no Bldg. .7, Gofuku-bashi

Co.—1, T. Pinpin

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E148 FILM DISTRIBUTORS

CHINA I Star Motion I'icture Co.,. Ltd.—135,

Zikawei Road

Hankow Universal Pictures Corporation of

j China—136, Embankinent Building

•China Trading Co., The L'^Oeritral

China Post” Bldg., Hunan Road, Tientsin

S.A.D. 3

Film Distributor^ & Cinema CoN-

Hongkong tractors of North China-^'3td

Special Area-

v Paramount FiLMSf of"China, Inc.—10,

Central Thjbatre -Que?iT 8■ Road Cent. Council Road

China Entertainment and Land In- Peacock Motion Picture Od., Inc.—

vestment Co., Ltd.—34, Queen’s Rd. I-Pin Bldgi, 49, Bromley Road

Central

Columbia Films Of^China Ltd.— MALAYA

Entertainment. BJcl&.

Fox Film Fed,, Inc.-—Entertainment Singapore

Building

General Amusements—Marina House, Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

15-19, Queen’s - Road Central 76, Orchard Rqad

General . Film Exchange, I,n,c.— Metrq-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental, Isc..

King’s Theatre, Building 144b, Robinson Road

King’s Theatre—34, Queen’s Road C. Paramount Film Service, Ltd. —51,

Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China — Robinson Road

Shell careerflTTffTRrrr M.TTg , Penang BioGraph Co.—68, Pripspp

Oriental Theatre—Fleming Road

Paramount Films />f China—Shell Universal Street , ■

House Pictures Corporation of

Peacock Motion Pigtcre Co., Inc.— Singapore—^87, Orchard Road

14, Queen’s RtSaiKCentral PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

United Artists — King’s Theatre

Building

Universal Pictures Corporation of Manila

China—Entertainment Building

Warner Bros. First National 1 Pic- Acme Films, lNC.r-2216, Azcarraga

tures,• Inc.>—Shell House Commercial Film Exchan

Dasmarinas;

Shanghai Fox Film, Fed. Inc.—P.O. Box 423

Goodwill Film Exchange — 326;

Misericordia

Electric J& Musical . Industries— Luzon Theatres Inc.—504, Rizal, Stai

1099, Rue de Zikawei Cruz

International Films (China), Ltd.— Lyric Film Exchange — 670, 1 )as-

160, Avenue Edward YII marinas

Metro-Goldwyn Mayer of China— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer—Ideal Theatre

400, North Soochow Road Bldg.

Odeon China Cq., Ltd.—a56, Peking Paramount FiLmS of the Philippines-,

Road Inc.—P.O. Box 587 ; 702, Gu Unjieng

Peacock Motion,,, Picture Co., Inc.— Bldg.

404, North Foochow Road Philippine Film Production — 327,

Star Cinemas Ltd.—30L Park Road, Raon, Sta. Cruz

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FILM DISTRIBUTORS—FLOUR MERCHANTS El4!>

United Artists Corpn.—^507, Cu Un- Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd,—Mitsubishi

jieng Building ' Shintaku Bldg., 1 Imabashi 4-chome,

Universal Pictures Corpn. — 2262, TeragiHigashi-ku

Azoarraga Shutaro —* 1, Hikami-cho^

Kita-ku

FLOUR MERCHANTS Yoshida Dempun Seizo-sho — 2, Tem

mabashi

JAPAN Shidzuoka

Kobe Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—Imonishi-

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—2, Kaigan- Izuya cho

dori l-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box N. Suzuki—Baba-cho

1050 (San.) Kawaguichi Eikichi Shoten--Kinza

Masuda Flour Mill Co.—16, Sakae- cho

machi 3-chome, Kobe-ku Yamaguiohi Chiyokichi Shoten—Sa-

Nippon Seifun K.K.—3, Terayama, kae-machi

Higashi Shiriike-cho

Nippon Seimei Seifun K.K.—43, Shimonoseki

Imedezaike-cho

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—No. 1, Sumi- Hirano Shoten—N ishinabe-cho

yoshi-cho

Maruju Shokai—Nishinabe-cho

Kyushu Yuasa Shoten, K.K.—Nishinabe-cho-

Shiramizu Kunigoro — 122, Nishi- Tokyo

machi

Yamasaki Shoten—28, Kami Nishi-cho Aall & Co., Ltd. - P.O. Box 41

Yasukawa Konarui Shoten — Naka Central

Uo-machi Nippon Kokusan Kogyo Kabushiki

Nagoya Kaisha—Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-

cho, Koj imachiku

Nippon Seifun K.K.—5, Tennozaki- Yokohama

cho, Naka-ku

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—260, Noritake Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,, Ltd.—14 Ni-

Nitto Seifun K.K.—2, Shio-cho, 2- hon Oh-dori, Naka-ku

chome, Nishi-ku Nippon Flour Mill Cc., Ltd.—1,

Osaka Chiwaka-cho 2-choiae, Kanagawa-ku

Inoue Tomesaburo—10, Asahi-machi CHINA

N.ishizaka Shintaro Shoten—1, Imai-

cho 1-chome, Kita-ku Hongkong

Ogtwara Nisaburo—7, Uchi Kyuhoji-

machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.— 4,.

Ohsawa Shoten—1-200, Ishida-cho Q u een’s Rbad Central

Ohtake , Toyoji—31, Genzo-cho, Kita- American Flour Co.—8, Des Vceux Road

Ru Central

Osaka Dempun K.K.—2-14, Kawasaki- Connell Brothers & Co.—David

cho, Rita-ku House, Des Vceux Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E150 FLOUR MERCHANTS—FORWARDING AGENTS

Dunbar & Co., L.—Hong Kong Bank Mitsui Bussan Kaisha -i- Akiyama

Road, Japanese Con.

Bldg.

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Road, B. Co,,

Peters &

Q.

E.C,—120, Meadows

Building

Gilman &. Co.—4a, Des Vceux'Road

Cfentral MALAYA

Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building

Maxim & Co.—Queen's Building Singapore

Mitsui Bussan Kaisiia, Ltd. —

Prince’s Building 1 Hasanali Jivabhai—36, Wallich Street

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., DA*t3—4ET,' Des

Voeux Road Central

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Woeux PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Road

Union Trading Co.—York Building Manila

Shanghai Bennett, Inc., P. M.—58, Lorenzo de

la P.az

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Asiatic Yeast 'VYorks—137, Canton Binondo

Road El Porvenir—427, Azcarraga

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd. — 113,

Connell Brothers Col—149, Szechuen Muelle de la Industria

Road Macondray & Co., Inc:—China Bank

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Building

Fou Foong Flour Mill, Co., Ltd.— On'G 'Jan Chuan—467, Nueva

97, Jinkee Road Pacific Commercial Co. —National

Geddes Trading and Dairy Firm City Bank Building, Binondo

Co.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Glathe ife Witt—410;. Szechuen Road FLO UR MILLS (See Page Bl I 13)

Jacobsen, Axel—S’hai Bank Bldg., 40,

Ningpo Road FORWARDING AGENTS

Kong

ContyDah Rice Hong—132-138, Route

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, JAPAN

Szechgen Road

Mow Sing and Foh Sing Flour Kobe

Mills—421, Kiangse Road

Union Import &' Export Syndicate, Akita-gumi—144, Aioi-cho

Ltd.—162, Canton Road Boyeki-gumi—13,on Kaigan-dori

Hamaguchi

machi G shiro — 223, Moto-

Tientsin Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima:maehi

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—84, Sakae-

Collins

Getz Brothers & Covr^es,' Taku Road, machi Unyu K. K. — 32, Akashi-

Kokusai

British Con.

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road MarUki Unsoten G.K.—13, Isobe-dori

Liddel Brothers & Co.—192, Taku Omori Kaisoten—4, Sakae-machi

Road Yamamoto-gumi—22, Naniwa-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FORWARDING AGENTS E151

Moji Mukden

.Nutter & Co.^—Monshin Bldg., HigaT Bryner & Co.—96, Ban Wei Loo

shi Hon-machi 2-chome

Nagasaki Peiping

Aota Tokijiro—56, Junin-maohi Pacific StorageRue.Marco

poration—4, and Packing Cor-

Polo, Lega-

Kobayashi-ya—3, Taimai-cho

Nagasaki Godo Unso K.K.—1, Daiba- | tion Quarter

machi, 4-chome

:Sa\vayama Shokai—4, ’ Senz:i-ch

chome

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura- China Express bo.—117, Boundary

machi Road

Osaka Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Ajikawaguchi Godo Unso K.K.— Cook & Son, Ltd., Tfeos.—119, Nan-

king Road

Ajikawaguehi Eki Konai, 5 Kawa- Magill & Co. -120, (fihcSfigse Road

kishi-cho, 2-chome, Konohana-ku

.Ajikawaguchi Unso Jigyo K.K.—19, Marden Hankow

& Co., Ltd., G. E. — 125,

Road;

Nakatsu Minami-dori 1-chone, Hi-

gashiyodogawa-ku Melchers & - Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Chugoku Unso K.K.—4, Donshu-Chb, Shanghai ExpressbjJbbO

Road

Co.—150, Boone

1-chome, Higashi-ku Road

Dai-Ichi Boeki Gumt—105, Kitahama

Manabe Hoten —’ 74, Tomi«hima-cho,

Minato-ku Tientsin

Osaka Godo Unso K.K.—10, Umeda,

Kita-ku Gibraud, F.—447, Race Cohrse Road,

Yamanaka Co., Ltd.—1, Itachibori B. Con.

■ —-—■ "7! ' ,0^ - • . ; :/• • - Tientsin Forwarding ; and Commis

CHINA sign Agency—14,_Bund, J. Con.

Dairen MALAYA

Anz & Co.., O.H.—212, Yainagata-dori

Penang

Foochow

Mansfield & Cq„ Ltd.—Chartered

Brockett & Co. Bank'Chambers, Beach Street

Young, L. J.—305a, Perak Road

Harbin

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya St. Singapore

Hongkong Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos^39, Robin-

son Road

Mansfield

•Cook & (Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's Collyer Quay & Co—Ocean Building,

Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 52 FORWARDING AGENTS—FUR & SKIN MERCHANTS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Harbin

Manila China Fur Trading Co., Ltd.--98,-

Kitaiskaya-st.

American Express Co., Inc., The—95, East West Fur Trading CoRPORATiONi

—7, Rinochnaya

Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Fur and Wool Co. (China), Ltd.—78,.

Chaves, Salinas & Co.—217, Dasmar- Diagonalnaya-st.

inas Street

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham cheskaya Lev. S.—68/3/ Kommer-

Jacobshohn,

Building, Port Area

Tionloc Ildefonso, Inc.—123, Das- Koulaiff’s Sons, Inc., I.—20, Pole:

marinas, Binondo vaya, cor. of Uchastkovaya-st.

FOUNDRIES (See Page Bl3) Shanghai

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS Barbash & Co., B. S.—36, Rte. Pan:

Henry

JAPAN Blickle, Ross & Co.—210, Kiukiang

Hoad

Hakodate Brook

China Fur Trading Co. — 458, Sze-

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 chuen Road

Forster & Co., Ltd.—128, Kiangso

Osaka Road

Goldenberg, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9 & 10, Koraibashi Gutbezahl, M. L.—7a, The Bund

Kimura Jinsaburo—40, Sakae-machi Kale E.—106, Tifeng Road

Makita & Co.—4, Nishihama Kita- Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co.—422..

Nanking Road

dori

Sakaki Santaro—6, Sakae-machi Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

Road

Tokyo Lily & Co —316, Kiangse Road

Maison Arcus—Hamilton House

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central Majson Lucile — 964, Bubbling Wei

Road

Yokohama Marderfeld, M.-—458, Szechuen Road

Oriental Fur Co.—80, Szechuen Road

Abe Koichi Shotex—40, Benten-dori. Polish Asiatic Commercial Co.—80,

Szechuen Road

3-ehome Savul & Co., A.I.—128, Museum Road:

Aizawa Toshio Shoten—78, Qhgi-cho

Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bubbling.

CHINA Well Road

Hankow Tientsin

Arnold & Go, Ltd.—S.A.D. 1, The Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co.—

133, Rue de Takou

Bund

Liddeli, Brothers & Co., Ltd.— Andersenj Meyer & Co.—96, Rue da

Wha Cheong Road, S.A.D. No. 3 Takou

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS—FURNITURE DEALERS El 53

Asia Export Cov—'19, Victoria Terrace Kawanami Chu Shoten—180, Sanno-

Bernstein & Sons

Inc.—8,, Rue M. andF.C.Forman, miya-cho, 2-chome

de Verdun,

. /

Mizobuchi Shoten •—Sliimoyamate

China Korean Fur Co..—Davenpdrt dori, 4-chome

Bldg., Davenport Road, B.C. q Nagata Ryosuke Shoten—42, • Sanno-

China National Trading Co.—>1.98. iuiyarcho, S-^home .

Bristow Road, B.C. Okamura Shoten—61, Sakaguchi-dori,

Collins & , Co., Ltd. — 75,, Consular 1-chome

Road Takikawa Shoii i\. !v.—1, Ashihara-

Eitington-Schild Co.—50, Nicolai dcri, 4-chome

Road, 3rd Sp. A. '

Fairchild & Co.,- Ltd.—169, Taku

Road . ,

Gershevitch Brothers—18, Victoria Kuayayama SeizO skoten -174, M‘oto-;

Terrace

Gold, A. S. & Bros., Inc.—55, Rue de maehd, 4-chome

Verdun Sato Shoten—136; Vamashita-cho

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Tanabe Shoten—201, Moto-machi, 5-

Grigory, Gutbezahl & Co..—30, Taky chorne

Iload, B.C.

Hardy, Gatliff & Co , W.—192, Take CHINA

Road LI

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Read Hongkong

Liddell Brother^ & , Co., Ltd.—192,

Taku Road

Malkassian, S.—32, Via Ermanno Arts wan

and Crafts/ Ltd.—330, Shauki-

Carlotto

Mei-IIwa Fur Trading Corporation— East Asiatic Trading Co. — Shell

27, Rue de VeTdun House ;

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Co,n- HoNokoNG FuhNiTURE Co.-L8, Queen’d

su’lar Road Road Central

Shefts Brothers, Inc.—Victoria Park Kowloon Furniture and Electric

Store—300, Nathgn Road

Mansions, Taku Road

'Weistein, V. S.—60, Rue Henri Bour Kowloon Rattan Ware Co—4, Han-

gebis1 kow Road, Kowloon ,

Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road Kwong Tai Cheong—58,

Central (Rattan) Queen’s Rd.

Wulfsohn Company of China—48, E- Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

wo Road, B.C. Building

FURNITURE DEALERS Little Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

Lock Hong—33, Queen’s Road1 Central

JAPAN Yee Sang Tai & Company—353,

TTenhessy Road

Kobe Shanghai

Fuiiwara ShoteN, S. —113, Kitana- Arts and Craft, Ltd. -887-889, Bubbl-

gasa-dori

Hirano' Shoten, G. K.—136, Eizawa- Arting Steel. We^l t Road

Furniture Co., The—545,

cho, 2-c!iome Peking Road

Kashiwai Shoten—324, Nakayamate-

dori, 1-chome Chalk, M.—128, Museum Road ■

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 54 FURNITURE DEALERS

Diaward Steel Furniture Co. —566’ Selangor

Nanking Road

Fette Rua Uo.—119^ Nanking Road Federal Furniture Depot Co.—171,,.

Simmons Co. (Chicago)—«1, Yangtsze- Batu Road, K.L.

poo Road Onn Yin & Co.—145, High Street,

Sung Furniture Co.—684, Bubbling Kuala Lumpur

Well Road Poo Wah & Co.—141, .High .St., K.L.

Tai Chong & Co.—740, Nanking Road Robinson & Co.—Java Street. K.L.

Peiping Singapore

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, Wai Chiao Art Furniture Depot—32&34, Orchard?

Pu Chieh, East City Road

Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St. Frankel, Bros.—Frankels Building, 101,.

Tientsin Victoria Street

Nang Heng Furniture 06. —103,

S&legie Road

Corinth & Co.—194, Woodrow Wilson Robinson & fco., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Street

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria Rd.

Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd. — 147, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Rue du Consulat

Manila

SIAM

Angeles Furniture Co. — 276, G.

Bangkok Tuason

Beauty Furniture & Co.—240, T. Pin-

Bangkok House Furnishing Corp., Centralpin

Ltd.—Phya Thai Road Furniture Co.—329, T. Pin-

pin

MALAYA Chong Kee Furniture Store—132^

Tetuan

Insular Eurniture Co.—355, T. Pin-

Penang pin

Kwong Hing Cheong—309, T. Pinpin

Bangkok, Furnishing Co.—-,7, Leith “ La Confianza,” Siy Kioko Furni-

' Street ture—372, T. Pinpin

Hewett Art, Furniture Co., Ltd.—1, La Nueva Fortuna — 884, Avenue

East Jelutohg Rizal

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union St. Luzon Furniture Co.—*250, T. Pinpim

Storch BrOs.V'Ltd.—4, Beach Street Modern Furniture Co.—503, T. Pin-

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.—4, Bis- pin

hop Street Oriental Furniture Inc. — 342, T.

Pinpin

Perak Perez Samanillo. Rafael—122, Juan'

Luna

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., Puyat & Sons, Inc., Gonzalo—219,

Xpoh Solana

Storch Tay Heng Furniture—523, T. Alonso-

Ipoh Bros., Ltd—Brewster Road, Wright Furniture Co.—628, Rizal

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E155’

GARAGES (See under Motor) Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd.—110, Ito

machi

GENERAL BROKERS (-SV under Cornes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi

Brokers) Curnow & Co —2, Kaigan-dori

Daido Boeki Kaisha—57, Naniwa-

GENERAL MERCHANTS machi

(IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND Daishin cho

Boyeki Shokai—64, Naniwa

COMMISSION AGENTS)

Daver & CO., R.E.—28, Sannomiya-

YLADIYOSTOCK cho, 1-chome

Delacamp, Piper & Co.—1, Kaigan-

Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. — 27, Dodwelldori

Leneinaya Street & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-maohi

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 25th Octo- Down &Boeki

Dossa Co.—76, Kyo-machi

Shokai—127/8, Shimo-

ber Street

Wassard & Co. yamate-dori, 4-chome

Dunlop Rubber Co, (Far East) Ltd.

JAPAN —Wakinohama . .

Ennenberg, A.—3-20, Yamamoto-dori.

Kobe 4-chome ,

Faizallabhoy, E.—26, Sannomiya-cho,

Abraham & Co.—50, Harima-machi 3-chome

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, iKaigan-dori Fatechand & S.qns—12, IsobeMori, 3-

choine

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd.— Frazar & Co.—46, Harima-machi

40/7,' Isobe-dori. 4-chome

Ahrens & Co.—Meikai Building 32, FutehallyShokai—20,

Furido Harima-machi

& Sons—-114, Hig;ashi-ma-

Akashi-machi cln '

Amberg & Co.—49, Harima-machi Gedeon Freres—-4p/15, Isobe-dori

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. General Export TpADi^G,’ Co,—72/7,.

—99, Yedo-machi Lobe-do ri

Antaki & Co., IsAac—91, Kita-machi Getz Bros. & Co.—11-8, Naka-rnachi

Arratoon, C. M.—94, Yedo-machi

Ben Trading Co.—8^, Sannomiya-cho doti Karanjia, Ltd.—130, Isogami-

Gobhai

Bergmann & Co.—105, Hachiman-dori, Graham & Co. Gosh.i Kaisha — 99r

S^chome Yedo-machi

Berrick & Co., Ltd.—17, Nakaya Haidarali &, Co,—102, Isobe-dori

mate-dori Hirji & Co.—92, Yedo-machi

Cameron & Co.—93, Yedo-machi

Carroll Brothers & Co.->-12, Kaigan- Holstein & Co,—8, Kaigan-dori

Hoondamall & Co.—1/38, Isobe-dori

dori Hunter & Co.—29, Harima-machi

Caro Trading ., Cp.—98, Isobo-dori,

4-chome Illies &. C0.-7I2, Kaigan-dori

Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo- Iwai Shoten—44, Naka-machi

machi Izawa G.K.—119, Hachimari-dori

Chotirmall & Co.—96, Isobe-dori, 3- Jardine, Matheson & Cb.—83, Kyo-

chome machi

Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi Jarmain, Davi? & Co.—75, Kyo-rnachi

Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori Joseph & Co.—60, Sannomiya-cho

Comptoir Orient Export—114, Higa- Kahn & Co., G. K.—28/1, Isobe-dori,

shi-machi 2-chome

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El56 GENERAL MERCHANTS

IviJjiATJMi &;Co.—25, Isobe-dori | Rupert Qox Goshi Kaisha—3 of 68,

Koschkin, H.—86, Yamamoto-dori Isobe-dori

Lautier Fim Shokai—P.O. Box 47 Schmid Co., Ltd., H. A.—70, Kyo-

LENDRrM’’ (Japan) . Ltd.—35, Nishi- machi

Selles Hermanos—78, Kitano-cho

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co. — 98, SeymoUr-Sheldon & Co.—107, Ito-

, ,; Machi

Macnaughton, H. C.—26-b, Ito-machi Shibya Shoten Goshi Kaisha—53,

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori, Sakae-machi

4-chome Shroff, So# &' Co.—P.O. Box 166

Ma'XWJeiL & GoD-nao, Yedo-machi

Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman- Simon, David—27, Naka-machi

Souza, F. S. —17, Nakayamate-dori,

dori

Mitchell hi Coi, AL-01, laobe-dori Nichome

IVlitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigari- Sphinx Trading Co.—38, Sannomiya-

dori ecnod-):! t (•(oJ cho

MHiJnIng & GO.—46, > Tsutsui-cho Standard Trading Go.—2, Sanno-

Mgrata Umetani1 Shote^—2-180, San- miyaKjho, 1-chome

ndmiya-ebo Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Nakamura Shokai—50, Sakae-machi

NakaMura YushutsutEN—S, Hamabe- Strong & Co.—96y Higashi-machi

Summers Boeki K. K.—62, Naniwa-

dori machi

Naraindas

dori Goshi Kaisha—164, Isobe- ; Tamura Trading Co.—23, Sakai-machi

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, | Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi

N. ’ V.—83, Kyb-maehi Toorabally & Co., V. H.—26, Sanno-

Nessim & Co.—30, Akashi-machi miya-cho

Netherlands Asiatic

113, Higashi-machi Trading Co.— i Toyo Boeki Sitokai—5, Tsobe-dori

Nunobiki Union Trading Co.—7, Gokodori

machi Shogyo K.K.—34, Nishi- Vasunia chome

& Co.—1/113, Goko-dori, 6-

Okura & Co., Ltd.—8, Kaigan-dori Vendrell, Mustaros & Co.—125, Hi-

-Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Harima- gashi-macbi

machi

Oye Rae Trading do.—34, Shimoya- Verleysen & Co.—33, Shimoyamate-

mate-dori, 2-chome dori, 3-chome

Pacific Commercial Co-—305, Crescemt Viroomal & Co., K. G.—P.O. Box 212

Building vYalker & Co;—8, Kaigan-dori

Parbury, : Henty & Co.—1, Kaigan- Weinberger & Co., C.—122, Higashi-

dori machi

Parsonage & Co.—93, rHachiman-dori Weitzei, J.—'39, Akashi-machi

Patten, Mackenzie & Co.—86, Yedo- WiNCKLER & Co.—5-7, Isobe-dori, 1-

machi chome

Paulinat & Co.—92, Yedo-machi

Pearce & Co.—92, )Cedo-machi Witkowski & Co. -118-125, Naka-

Perez Oorp & Co.—125, Higashi-ihaidhi machi

Poohoomull Bros.—1/5,: Isogami-dori Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori

Pullar & Sons—26b, Naniwa-machi Yonei Shoten K.K.—23, Sakae-machi

Raspe & Co.—12a, Kaigan-dori Yuasa Trading Co.—32, Akasbi-maehi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS ElSfr'

Hakodate Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — Higashi’

Minato-cho

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 Nichizui Trading 1 Co.- 18, Minato-

machi 3-chomc

Luey Bros.—86, Suehiro-chb, Nishi- Nutter

h.uiia usachi & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi

Okhashi Shokai—Higashi Hon-machi.

Kyoto

Nagoya

Arimoto & Ca., K. — Goko-machi-

Nishi-iru Abeko & Cc.—19, Temma-oho

Asahi Trading Co.—Koromon-dori

Hamada Goro—Matsubara-sagaru Arakawa Gomei Kaisha—Nishi Kikui- ■

oho

Hitomi Isamu—Ohmiya-nishi Goto Trading Co.—Minami Gofuko-

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—Sanjo-sagaru cho

Masuda & Co.—Kawara-machi Japan Import & Export Commission

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—Shijo-dori Kato Co.—12, Chikara-machi

NisRimura Trading Co.—Karasu- Mitsubishi & CO., Ltd. — Shin Yanagi-cho

maru Nishi-iru Shoji Kaisha—Minami

Nagashima-cho

Osawa & Co.,_ -T.—Kawara raachi, Hi- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Sa-

gashi-iru saj ima-cho

Sagues, Busquets—P.O. Box 8

Vendrell, Mustards & Co.—32, Hon- Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—Shinyana^

gai-machi

macbi Strong

Kyushu Taiyo Boeki Shokai—Yoshino-cho

Taota & Cot] Ltd.^3; Shin Yanagi-

machi

Horne Company Ltd.^18, Kawabata-

maohi

Osaka

Nagasaki Aall & Co*—9, Korabashi

Kara Shoten—33, Tsuki-machi American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Tokiwamachi -r-4l7, .D.ojima Building, Haipa-dori

Ito & Co.—54. Kabashima-machi Andrews and. George Co., Inc-—18,

Yedobori Minamidori

Kikuchi Shoten—49, Kabashima^eho Aoki Kasayama-do—10,

Kurose Shoten—19, Tsuki-machi Awaza Kami-

dori

M ATSjHNO Shoten—30, Ura. Goto-maehi Asahi Boeki K.K.—48, Kita Kyu-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwamachi taro-cho

Mokitaya Shoten—4, Tsuki-machi Asano Bussan K.K.—55, Kawara-ma-

Otani Shoten—30 Ura Goto-machi chi

Shibutani Shoten—29, TsukCmachi Ashida Co.—5-19, Imabashi

Yamamoto Shoten—25, Zaimoku-machi Ataka & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

Becker &'Co.—Oye Building

Moji Blundell & Co., Ltd., G. — Daid:«

Seimei Bldg., Tosaboyi

Demitsu Suzeko Shoten—Nishi Hon- China Export, Import & Bai^k Co.

machi — Mitsubishi , Shinta'ku Bldg., !,.

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha—4, Sanbashidori Imbashi 4-bholtie

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

H156 GENERAL MERCHANTS

D01T3U, Seiko; K.K.—Nihoii . Raijp! Siber, Hegner JtL Imabashi

Bldg., 4th floor, Edobori Kami-dpri, Slack, Alfred M.--dDaido Building

1-chome Sogo Boeki Shokai—4, Tamae-cho

Eastern Trading Co.—5, Imabashi

Gadelius &; Co., Ltd.—Gpsflo; Build- Strong

Sugiyama

& Co.—Meiji Building

Shoten K.K.—6, Kyomachi-

ing, Nakanoshima bori

Green &

Building Son, Ltd., E.—514, Dojima Summert Co.—19, Umeda-cho

■Greenhill, Kato,& Co.—Ohye Build- Taiheiyo Boeki K.K.—25, Tosabori

Tanaka Gentaro ^hoten—49, Hikama-

ing dori

Harada Shoji Kaisha, .Ltd.—9, Ando-, Tanaka Sukezaemon—13, Edobori Ka-

jibashi-dori mi-cho

IlEAL'ik’G ShOKAi Ltd. — '20,' Dosho- Tata & Co.—17, Kitahama

machi 2-ohome

liiAblV Co., A. & S.—Isbizaki Bldg. TomeyeBuilding

Trading Co. — Shijimibashi

Holstein & Co.—50, Edohori Volkart Brothers’ Agency—26, Kita-

Hunter & Co.—-12, Kawaguichi-cho hama

Ildies & Co.—Mitsubishi Shintaku Yoshida Bussan K.K.—21, Oimatsu-

Bldg., 1-Imabashi cho

Iwai Shoten—43, Kitahama dori

Iwata Shokai—04.;. Bakuro-machi

Japan Import & Export Commission Shidzuoka

Co.-—1, Toyosaka Nishidori

Japan Trading & Manufacturing Co. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Shimizu-ma-

—Minami Horiye-dori chi

Koerting & Co.—1, Tosabori Shidzuoka Trading Co.—8, Shim-

Kongo Shokai—13, Yedobori hachiman-machi

Korkhau & Co.—1, Honden Sanban-

cho . ..

Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha—14, Fushi- Tokyo

mi-machi

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—5, Tosabori Aall & Co., Ltd—P.O. Box 41

Liebermann

hama Nomura Waelchli & Co.—Kita-

Building, Kitahama Ahrens & Trading

Co.—Yaesu Building

Mitsui Bussan SaisHa—1, Koraibashi American

chi

Co.—2, Marunou-

Nichiziu Trading Cd-, Ltd.—26, Kita- Andrews & George Company, Inc.—5,

hama Shiba Park

Ntcked & Lyons, Ltd.—3 of 9, Kawa- Arima Yoko—Rokuyokan Nakadori

guchi-cho

Oemichen, E. M. "& A.—Oye Building Aranami,

Marunouchi

E.—537, Kusen Building,

Osaka Bazaar—64, Awabori-oho Asahi Trading Co„—672, Marunouchi

Osawa Shokai K.K.—Awaji-cho Building

Ozu Takebayashi Kigyo K.K.-1-37, Asano Building

Bussan Co.-^-Tokyo Kaijo

Utsubo Minami-cho.

Pearce & Co.—Njphin Seimeikwan Barth Shokai—727, Marunouchi Bldg.

Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd.—P.O. Box Berriok & Co. — Ginpokaku Bldg.,

Ginza 3-chome ■ - -

153 (Central)

Sale & 00., Ltd.—Dai-Ichi Building, Blundell & Co.—2, Kyobashi

36, Koraibashi Buxbaum, C. H.—6, Yamamoto-cho

Auto & Co.—Oye Building Cameron & Co.—435, Yusen Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS EI5&

Chi^a Export-Import & Bank Co.—2, Kurosawa.

Kyobashi-ku

. T. — 2, ) Ginza - iB-chome,

Kyobashi Chiyoda-Shintaku Bldg.

Chiyoda Boeki Shokai—Kogyo Build- Lendrum ( Jap^n) .Ltd.—r'P-.O. Box-95

Marunouchi i , L idonoito

ing

Chiyoda Gumi—810, Marunouchi Makino.' Oc—5)'GinzR Nishi/2+chom^

Building Malkee Trading 'Coi^-Dai-Ichi S'ogo-

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Gofu- Buildihg^,

• ku-chb Masuda-ya G.K.—Marunouchi Build-

Daido Shokai—769, Marunouchi ing

Building Mitsubiki Shoji K.K.-M, Marunou-

Dewette ,& Co.—psaka Building chi ^-chome

Dodweel & Co.—Chiyoda-kan Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—4,. Maru-

Ebihara & Op.—25, Honkoku-chp . nouchi

Mitsui

Fokkes & Koch-i-21, Mitsubishi Bldg. Muro-machi Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — i,

Fraser & Co.—525, Yaesu Building Miyasaki & Co'., Ltd.—2, 1'orihatago-

Furido Shokai—P.O. Box 8 Nihon- cho

bashi

Furukawa & Co.-^8, Marunouchi 2- Moritanichome

,& Co.—3, Gofuku-bashi 2-

chome Muller, Phipps & ' Sellers, Ltd.—

Gile & Co.^-7, Naka-dori 758, Marunouchi BuildiMg

Hamano Shoji Kaisha — c/o-.. Naka Nagase & Co., D.—Kobuna-cho

Hachigo-kan, 8, Marunouchi 3-chome

Hammond & Co., F..W.—10, Marunou- Nakai Shoten—7, Jukkendana .

Nakashima Shoji K.K.—Yurakuk-

chi

Hansen & po.r, A, H.—8, Marunouchi NichizuiMarunouchi

wan,

Trading Cdf, Ltd.—Kinsan

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—2, Ginza 4- Building

chome, Kyobashi-ku Nippon ShoJi K.K.—4, Nakasu-cho

Healing & Co., Ltd.—Shiei Gaikan

Helm Bros., Ltd.—1, Hakozaki-cho 1- Nosawa

chome

Gumi—10, Marurtouchi, 2-

chome

Herbert Ltd., Alfred—G, Marunouchi Oestmann

maehi-ku ■

& Co.—32, NagaM-cho Koji-

Kojimachi-ku

Holstein & Co.—g, Nakadori Maru- Ohara Co., Ltd.—7, Kofune-cho

Okamoto & Co., Ltd.—3, Ginza 2-

nouchi 2-chome choins. , u.-i i /

Horii & Co —3, Kaji-cho

Hunter & Co.—3, Ginza Nishi, 7- Okura Gumi—2, Ginza, Kybbashi-ku

chome, Kyobashi-ku Okura & "Co., Ltd.—Ginza, Kyobashi-

Ichikawa Shiseido & Co.—25, Haru- ku

ki-cho Omi Sale's Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Bldg.

Illies &. Co.—Teikoku Seimei Kan, Pearce & Co.—Nishigashi Bldg.

Marunouchi,

Ito Shoten, S.—3, Kyobashi 2-chome, Ratjen, Rud—34, Kitamachi

Rudolf & Co.—7, Marunouchi, Naka-

Kyobashi-ku dori

Kanematsu & Co.—Marunouchi Bldg., Saito & Co.—459, Marunouchi Build-

2-Marunouchi 2-chome ing

Kenzai-sha—2, Tori 3-chomc, Nihon- Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

bashi-ku

Konishi Kotakudo

shi 1-ohome, & Co.—1, Kyoba- Schmidt

Kyobashi-ku

Shoten—2, Muromachi, Ni-

hon-bashi-ku

Kurabayashi Brothers—Yusen Build- Shibakawa & Co., Ltd.—2, Edobashi ■

ing 2-chome

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

oiieo GENERAL MERCHANTS

Shima Trading Co., Ltd.—c/o Sanwa Frazar & CoA-7, Nihon Odori

Bldg. Getz Bros. & Co.—93, Yamashita-cho

Siemens Schuckert Denki K.K.—2, Gillon & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi 3-chome

Strachan & Co.—Yusen Building, Hiraide &Shoten—31,

Hattori Onoye-cho

Co.—66, Ota-machj

Eiraku-cho Kojimachi-ku

Taiheiyo Boeki 'K.K.—703, Marunou- Horikoshi & Co.--28, Yamashita-cho

chi Building Hassaram & Co.—108, Yamashita-cho

Takata & Co.—1, Yaesu-cho Helm Bros., Lctd.—48, Yamashita-cho

Tokyo Trading Kumiai—3, Shinosaka Holstein & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho

Tomeye Trading Co.—Yusen Bldg. Isaac Bunting & Co.—41. Nihon Odori

TJchida Shoji K.K.—2, Marunouchi Isaacs & Co —92, Yamashita-cho

Union Trading Co.—21, Gochi Shiba Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.—

Park 252, Yamashita-cho

Weinberger & Co.—3, Naka-dori Kato Sejju Shoten K.K.—15, Kitana-

Yamaguichi & Co., K.—3j Ginza 2- ka-dori

chome Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Yamataxe Shokai—1, c/o Yaesu Bldg. Kimttrai & Co., J.—76, Yamashita-

/Yonei Suoten K.K.—13, Ginza cho

Yoshida 'Katsue Shoten—20, Hasega- Kopp, E G.—108, Aioi-cho

wa-cho . . Maruni & Co.—4, Onoc-cho

Yuasa Trading Co.—542, Marunouchi Mitsubishi Shoji KaishA—43, Honcho

Building Mitsui Bussan Kabushiki, Ltd.—14,

Nihon Qh-dori

Yokohama Miyabe Suyetaka Gomei Kaisha—176,

Yamashita-cho

Adet, Moss

Ahrens & Co.—51, Yamashita-cho machi

American Trading Co. of Japan—255, Nakamura

naka-dori

Trading Co.—55, Minami-

Yamashita-cho

Apcar & Co.—164, Yamashita-cho Nanri Trading Co., Ltd.—11, Kitana-

ka-dori

Arai Seitaro Shoten—8, Onoe-cho 1- Nichizui

chome Trading Co.—46, Yamashi-

ta-cho

Associated Trading Co.—21, Sum- Oppenheimer & Co.—13, Yamashita-

yoshi-cho dho

.Audoyer, G.—109, Yamashita-cho

Berrick & Co.—199, Yamashita-cho Oversea Trading Co.—P.O. Box 57

Butterfield & Swire—7, Yamashita- chome & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori 1-

Owston

cho

•Cornes & Co.—81, Yamashita-chc Perez, Corp. & Co.—93, Yamashita-

• Ccrnow 1 : & Co.,

1 Ltd.—66, Yamashita- cho , . ,

cho ' • Pohoomull Bros.—76, Yamashita-cho

Daido Boyeki K.K.—21, Hon-cho cho

'DaRBier, J;—1^, Yoshihama-cho Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yamas-

Dell ’Oro & Co.—91, Yamashita-cho Sato hita-cho

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271 Trading Co.—244, Yamashita-

cho

Doshi Trading Co. 16, Aioi-cho Schramm &; Co.^PyO. Box 295

Eymard & Co.—163, Yamashita.-chp ySdB&RyT; Hbgner :& ’Co.„ Ltd. — 90a,

Feltman Bros. Inc.—26, Otamachi Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS- • El6l

Singleton, Benda & Co.—96, Yamashi- Taylor1 & Co., W. W.—Taylor Hldg.-

ta-cho Seoul : . . •

Stadelman & Co.—'■116, Takenomaru Townsend & I Co. — P.O.- Box 10r

Stanton & Co.—21, Yarnashita-cho Chemulpo

Wolter & Co.. - Carl — P.O. ■ Box 3,

Str6ng & Co.—SOI, Yamashita-cho

; Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.-36. Nihon ; Chemulpo ; ■,

Odori

Takemura Co., Ltd.—3;~Ota-machi CHINA

Wataya Trading Go.-^6, Benten-dori

Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho Amoy

Winckler & Co.—256, Yamashita-cho

Witkowski & Co.', J.—93, Yamashita Boyd & Co., Ltd.

Yano & Joko Gomei Kaisha—63, Ya- Butterfield & Swire

mashita-cho Chin Ho Hong

Yonei Shoten K.H.— 0, Motohama-dori Douglas, Lapraik k Co.—The Jlund

Yoshikawa Shoten—74, Yamashita-cho Hope Oo., The

Yoshinaga Shoten—13, Motbhama-cho Mitsui Bussan KaishaLtd.—The BuPd

Yd Cheong Co.—87,1 Yamashita-cho Teo Kian Huat Co.

Whitfield &. Go., P.S.—.129,Ghong:

FORMOSA . San Road

Yeo Swee Swan & Co. i ..

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 81, Taihoku Antung

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — 5, Hon-

machi, Taihoku

Mitsui Bussan K.K.^AIinute-cho, 1- Butterfield & Swire

Shaw, George L.

chome, Taihoku

Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—8, Hoku-

mon, Taihoku Canton

Omi- Trading Co., Ltd.—6 , Nisshin-

cho, 2-chome, Keelung

Tait & Co., Ltd.—21-22, Minato-cho, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Bodiker & ' Co.—86, British-Conces-

Taihoku sion, Shameen

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—130, Kensei-cho, Bornemann k Co.—12, French-. Con.,

1-chome, Taihoku Shameen

Tsujinoto Trading Co., Lri).—13, Butterfield & Swire

Nisshin-cho 3-chome, Keelung

Yamada & CO.—Omiya-cho, Tainan Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Sup Sant Hong Road .

Carlowitz & Co.—230^Shakee Road

KOREA China Export-Import and Bank Co.—

Tai Ping Road . South

Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun Bldg., Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Hon-machi 4-chome, Chemulpo Dent & Op;, Ltd., Herbert —47, B. C.,.

Davidson, H. W.—18, Takesoye-machi Shameen

iKjhome, Seoul Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Morris, J. H.—21, Teido, Seoul Fancy Goods Store—15, F, C., Sha-

Plaisant Freres—5, Horaacho, Seoul meen

Steward & Co., E. D.—345, Taihei- Farmer & Co., William—British Con.,

dori 2-chome, Seoul Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E162 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British Changsha

Concession, Shameen

Feolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd.—39, B.C., Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Sbameen Butterfield & Swire

Hannibal & Co., W. A.—73, B. Con., Central China Trading Co.—32, Sha

Hogg & Co.—Shameen Lu Pu Kai

Holland-China Trading Co.—65, Bri- CzARNETZKI & Co.

tish Concession

Hongkong & Canton Export Co., Ltd. Chefoo

—33, British Concession, Shameen

Huy gen, G. E.—2, French Concession Anz & Co., O. H.

James H. Backhouse, Ltd.—Shameen Butterfield & Swire

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Casey & Co.

Shameen Erzinger & Co.

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18 Lane & Co., Walter & David

Johnson & Co., R.—P.O. Box 35 McMullan & Co., Ltd., James

Karanjia & Co., Ltd.—21,

Concession., Shameen French Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—129,

Koehler & Co.—19, British Concession Sing Tai Street

Kruse & Co.—P.O. Box 61 Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E.

Shantung

Lam & Co., J.—33a, British Conces- Smith & Co., Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O .Box 2

sion, Shameen L. H.—P.O. Box 12

Leison Bros. & Co.—28, Ning Kai Webster, Chao & Co.—Broadway

Wang Kai

Loxley & Co., W. R.—50, Shameen Chingwantao

Manners & Co., John—62, British Hop Kee & Co.

Concession

Mehta, M. N.—Shameen .

Melchers & Co.—P.O. Box 70, Sha- Chungking

meen

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—58, British Arnhoed & Co., Ltd.

Concession, Shameen Barry & Dodwell Ltd.—P.O. Box 17

Mogra & Cp., E. R.—P.O. Box 44 Butterfield & Swire

Northern Feather Works, Ltd.—^48, Philippidis Bros.—19, Chang Ping

British Concession, Shameen Street

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—Shameen Szechwan Handels-Gesellschaft

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen Wolheim, Gebrueder & Ca

Reuter. Brockelmann & Co. — 37,

British Concession, Shameen Dairen

■Sales & Co.—25, French Concession,

Shameeh Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

'Shewan,

ShameenTomes & Co.—56, B. Con., AnzLtd.—3, Higashikoen-cho

& Co;, O-H.—212, Yamagata-dori

Siemssen & CO.—75a, British Conces- Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori

sion, Shameen

•Soc. CoMMERCIALE'AsIATtQUE—SimitteCri Butterfield

dori

A Swire—212, Yamagata-

SFALINGER & Co., U.—49, Shameen Fukusko Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

Strong &i C°-—37, British Concession, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—182, Yama-

United Trading Co., Ltd. gata-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E163

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yamagata- Fuhrmeister & 00.-361. Han Chung

dori Road, S.A.D. 1

Nishikawa & Co. Gale & Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautre-

Okora & Co. (Trading), Ltd. mer

Ruthe & Co., A. E.—P.O. Box 24 Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road

Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6-,

Tschurin & Co., I. I. The Bund

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia

Foochow Building, Hunan Road

International Expoiit Co: — Han

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robert Chung Road, S.A.D. No. 1

Bathgate & Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Brand & Co., H. S. Bund

Brockett & Co. Kunst & Albers—11, The Bund

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Lee & Co., D. A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Nastern Engineering & Trading Co., LiPoyang Road

& Co., T. Y.—23, Rue Dautremer

Ltd.—1, Shang-Hang St., Nantai

Etabmssements Chapron — Foochow Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha-

City cheong Road

Foreign Trade Co. Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie —13,

Gibb, Livington & Co., Ltd. Tungting Road, S.A.D. 3

Greig & Co., M. W. Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bund No. 49

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. —

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Kiang Han Road, S.A.D. No. 3

Leadmen & Co., Ltd.—Nantai Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Kiang

Oriental Engineering Co. Han Road, S.A.D. No. 3

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—Nantai Mustard Road

& Co., Ltd.—18, Faucheong

SlEMSSEN & KROHN

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Olivier-Chine—Ta Chi Meti

Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan Paou Shun Kung Sze—3, Paou Shun

Union Trading Co., The Road, S.A.D. 3

Pearce & Garriock—Tung Ting Road

Hankow Racine et Cie—Racine Building, Rue

Dubail

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—11, Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

Rue Clemenceau Rohde & Co.—70, Huangpei Road,

Arnhold & Co., Ltd The Bund, S.A. S.A.D. 2

D 1. i Schnabel, Gaumer & Co.—37, Han

Butterfield & Swire—The Bund Chen Pei Lee

Oarlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Man Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road

China Trading Co., The—Hunan Rd., Sobbe, H.—1, N.K.K. Bldg., Kiang

S.A.D. No. 3

Dodwell & Co, Ltd.—5, Tungting O.Han E. Vongehr Fed., Inc.—The Bund

Road

Dollar Co., The Robert—Han Ching Wah Chang Trading Corpn.—23, Rue

Dautremer

Kai

East-Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Bund, S. Yung Tai & Co.—15, Sankiao Road,

S.A.D. 2

A.D. 1

 CLASSIFIED LIST' OF. TRADES

E164 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Harbin Batten & (So.—China Building

Berg

AbLBB;, N.-^S^, Kitaiska^a'Street , Central iw-nY

Anglo-Chinese Easteen Trading Co., 1 Blair & Cot—5, Queen’s Road Central

Ltd.—1, Pefcartfaya * Sf > '• '■ ■’ ’ Centi'al

Bodiker A, Co.—67, Des Voeux Road,

British Far Eastern. 'Co., Ltd.—34, Bornemann

Kitaiskaya Street : ■i & Co.—Prince’s Building,

British Far Eastern Co.—H; iEitais- Bright Street

Sun Co.—12, Queen Victoria

kaya Street?

Brown,, J. A.—9, Binnochnaya, Pris-, CarJowitz&Co.—Bank

ing, 4, Queen’s “of China Build-

tan ; Road Central

Brener &, Co.—1, Konnaya. Street Carroll,'A.' H.—Alexandra Bldg;

Carlowitz & Co.—P.O. Box 40jS Carroll, W. J.—16, Bowen Road

Fleet & Co., ,Hayton—P-Q,,j P>ox 241 Central Trading Co.—6, Des Voeux

Klemantaski, Jacques' Road Central

Koulaieff’s' S6ns—20, Polevaya Channel Trading Co—Asia Life

Manchurian Building, I t, Queen’s Road Cent ral

gdvayE StreetCo..,‘ Ltd.—list, Novotor- Chau Yue Teng—China Building

Skoblin Co.. S.F.—31, Konnaya St. Cherry & Co.—33r Queen’s Road Cen-

Tschurin A Co., 1.1. tral

Chik Fung Co.—Prince’s Building

Hoihow China Commercial C.o., Ltd.—7,: Cliff

Road

Wing Fat Hong- Chun^shaii Road China , Emporium, Ltd. — 62A,-68r;

Queen’s Ed. C

Yuen Fat Lee Uo.—Unung'snan. Raad China Export-Import and Banh

| Co., Ltd.—Shell House

Hongkong China ImporU and Export Co.—15-19,.

Queen’s Road Central

China

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—20, Stan- Chotirmall Mercantile Co.—China Bldg.

ley Street & Co., K. A. J. — 35r

Acme- Commercial

Queen’s A Industrial Co.—4, Christensen Street

Road Central

Wyndham

& Co. — 8, Des Voeux

Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—4, Road Central

Queen’s Road.Central Chung Hing Co.—261, Queen’s Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co. Ltd.—67, West

Des Yoeux Road Central Conley Trading Co.—National Bank

Arculli Brothers—:Stock Exchange Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road

Building Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg.

Arculli

kok-tsui& Sons, A. F.—Codowns, Tai- Cooper & Co.. D. H.—1, Des Vqcux

Road Centra)

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — 15 - 19, : Co-operative

Queen’s Road, Central (Marina House) Bank Bldg.,Trading ,Co.—National

8a Des Voeux Road C.

Asiatic Trading Co — China Building

Au Siu Cho - China Building, 6th floor Danby & Hange—Alexandra Building

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.15 — David & Co., S.J.—David House

19, Queen’s Road Central Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Banker & Co., Ltd.—37, DesWoeux Road Road Central

Central Desai, R. E.—China Building

Basa, R.—4, Queen’s Road Central

Basto & Co., L. E.—18, Ice1 House St. Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.-^-

French Bank Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E165

rDodwell & Co., Ltd. — Hongkong & Hughes & Hough, Ltd. 6, Des Vceux

Shanghai Bank Building Road Central

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.—P. & O. Hutchison

Building

& Co., John D. King’s

Building, 20, Connaught Road C.

Dunbar & Co., L.—H. K. Bank Bldg. Huygen, G. E.—5, Quteen’s Road C.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. International Trading Co. — China

(2nd floor) Building

East Asiatic Trading Co.—Shell Ip Tak Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Building

House Ito Co., Ltd.—4A, Des Voeux Road

Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building Central

Feld & Co;, Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. 0.—St. George’s

Central Building.

Fongkey & Co.—18, Connaught Road Jardine, Matheson &Co.—18, Pedder

Central Street

France-Eastern Trading—Chung Tin Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Building Johnson & Co.—63, Wai Ching Street

French Store, The—97, Queen’s Road Kai Tai & Co.—66, Connaught Road

Central Central

Fung T’anG—Pedder Building

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. & Karsten, Trading

Kaihong Co.—9, Stewart Rd.

Larssen & Co.—York Build-

O. Building ing

Gilman & Co., Ltd—4a, Des Voeux Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road

Road Central

-Globe Trading Co., The — 37, Des

Vceux Road Central Katoh & Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

Goeke & Co., (1935) Export, A. Central

China Building Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan-

Gotla & Co., P. D.—36, Wyndham St. dra Bldgs.

Gregory & Co., T. M.—Queen’s Build- Kelley

Central

& Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

ing

Hall Law Co.—China Building Kian Gwan Co. (India), Ltd. —10,

Hannibal & Co., W.A.—15-19, Queen’s Des Voeux Road Central

Road Central Kotewall & Co., R. H.—China Bldg.

Henry Sales Co.—14, Queen’s Road C. Kruse & Co.—Chung Tin Building

Henry Sales Co.—China Building Kunst & Albers—Pedder Bldg.

Himly, Ltd. — 32, Connaught Road Kwanan Trading Co. — Chung Tin

Central Building

Hin Cheong Traping Co.—10, Des Kwok & Co., P. K.—35, Hing Lung

Voeux Road Central Street

Ho Tung, Sir Robert—4a, Des Vceux Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

Road Central Road Central

Holland China Trading Co., Ltd Kwong Tai Hong — 27, Connaught

- - 67, Des Vceux Road Central Road Central

Honda & Co.—40, Johnston Road

HongkonG-CantOn Export Co., Ltd.— Lay & Co.,,Wing

Lai Shiu & Co.—China Bldg.

S. C.—David House, 67-69a,

5, Queen’s Road Central Des Voeux Road Central

Hongkong Commercial Co.—4a, Des Lepac^; Co.—York Bldg.

Voeux Road

Hongkong Import and Export Co. Lewton & Co.—China Bldg.

—4, Queen’s Road Central Loxiey & Co., W. R—York Building

Howah & Co.—12, Des Vd&ix Road C. Chater Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E166 •GENERAL MERCHANTS

Luhking & Smith ^12, Des Vceux Rd. Sherly & Co., W. S— 20, Queen’s Road

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.— Hongkong & Central

Shanghai Bank. Building She wan, Tome s & Co.—20, Des Vonix

Manners & Co., Ltd., JoiIn — 7, Road Central

Queen’s Road Central Silva-Netto & Co.—Alexandra Building

Maxim & Co.—Queer’s Byilding ,, Sincere Co., Ltd.—173, Des Yceux Road

Melchers & Co.— Queen’s Building Central

Mitsubishi^ Shoji. KaiSha — Holland SIngon & Co;'—35, fling Lung Street

House, Queen’s Road Central Skott _& Qo., fl.—7, Queen’s, Road C.

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha4-14, Red- Societe Commescjale Asiatique—21,

der StT^et - ■ Connaught Road Central

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd—-Prince’s Spalsnger & Co., U.—16, Queen’s Road

Building,,Jee- House Street Central

Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St.

Morton. Bros. & .Co., ..Charles—2p3, SuiStreet

Heung Yuen—-34-36, fling Lung.

Wanchai Road Sun, Co., The—Des Voeux Road C.

Moses & Co., N. S. —Prince’s Bldg.

Moulder & Co., '(1934), Ltd., A. B.— Sun8a, Fat Co.—National Bank Bldg.,.

Des Voeux Road Central

China Building Swedish Trading Cp^j^China Bldg.

Mustard & Co.—67, Des Vgeux Rd. C.

National Trading 6o.—China Bldg. Talati, M. P.—18, Ice House Street

Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. -67-69, Tat(5thKuan—Bank

floor)

of China Building

Des Yceux Road Central .Thor.rsen & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s Rd,

Oriental Trading Co.—Prince’s Bldg, Central

Overseas Trading Co. — Asia Life Tyeb & Co.—Hong Kong Hotel Bldg.

Building, 14,. Queen’s Road Central

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Union Trading Co., Ltd.—French

Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

Street

Pentreath & Co.—Alexandra Build- Street '& Co., J. P.—38, Wyndham

VasuniA

ings Wallem & Co.—Hongkong Bank Bldg,

Petersen & Co.—York Building

Pohoqmull Bros. (India)—29c, Wynd- Wicking

ing

& Cc., Harry—Prince’s Build-

ham Street

Eahim & Son, C.—43a, Wyndham Str. (5th flobf) & Co. - P. & O. Building

Williamson

Reiss, Bradley & ,Co.—7, Queen’s Wing On Co., Ltd.—2077225, Des

Road Central Vceux Road Central

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—6, Des Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C,

Voeux Road Central Wong Sui Wocn—271, Hennessy Rd.

Rocha &rCo.^.J. M, da—10, Des Yoeux Wong Tong Kee — 32, Canton Road,,

Road Central Kowloon

Ross & Co., (China),

ia, Chater Road Ltd., Alex- Yiu Fatt & Co.—4, Fife Street

Rudolf, Wolff & New, Ltd.—54, Young & Co.—China Building

Queen’s Road Central Xavier Bros:, Ltd.—8, Des Voeux-

Rumjahn &;‘ Co., U.—4, Queen’s Road Road Central

Central

Sander Wieler & Co.—King’s Build- Ichang

ing

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Vopux Road Central Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El6r

Kiubiang

Butterfield & Swire Butterfield & Swire

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

Farmer & Co., F.D

Macao Jaspersen, WI. P.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185.

Szechuen Road

Basto, J. A. — If, Avenida Almeida Van Ess & Co., A.

Ribeiro

Empresa Commercial Lusitana—IE, Nanking

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

Fernandes & Co., J.Y.—22, Avenida

Almeida Ribeiro Butterfield & Swire

Hingkee & Co.—32, Avenida Almeida. Drysdale & Co.—16, San Chia Wan

Ribeiro Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hip Wo & Co.—29, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro Peiping

Kai Chong & Co.—13, Avenida Al-

meida Ribeiro

Mello, A. A. de—22, Praca Lobo Andersen, Meyer & CO., Ltd.—1, Ta

Yuant Fu Hutung

d’Avila

Nolasco, H.—20, Ave. Almeida Ribeiro Bertram, R.—6, Legation - Street.

Nolasco & Co., H.—57, Praia Grande Cameron tlutung

& Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Oriental Co., The—23, Rua dos Mor Cariowitz <5: Co.—12, Hatamen Street

cardore

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de iS. Domin China Crafts—10, Big Embroider v

Street''

gos

Poon & Co., K. O.—94, Ave. Almeida Fowler & Co., W. W.—9, Hwang

Cheng Ken, Tung Hwa Win

Ribeiro : Frazar, Fjp>., Inc.—294, Hatamen

Rodrigues, F.—8, Alvenida Almeida

Ribeiro Street^ ’ ’1

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenda Almeid? tnng & Co.—125, Soochow Hu-

HackmAck

Ribeiro HENNiiG'&rCo'., A C.—45, Wai Chiao

Ptf Chi eh

Mukden j Mitsubishi

Pai Lou Road Ggshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

Gran, A. L.—39, Chiyoda-dori Modde, F.—39, Mahtsien Hutung

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung

Keil & Co., W.—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin Pu Hutung

Wei Lou ReutEr, Brockelmann & Co. — 39,

Kiukong Trading Co.—225, Shih Yih Yang Vi Hutung

Wei Road SAITO & Co,. G. S'.—Shiia Kung-fu

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. ' Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu-

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—196, Shih Yih tung'

Wei Loo Nan Skiotis Bros. & Co.—6, Legation St.

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed ' Sullivan &Co., J.—1, Morrison Str.

Milk Co. Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St.

Wolter & Co., Carl—H.K. & Shang Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building, Lega-

hai Bank Bldg. tion Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EI68 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan Chapeaux & Co., Ltd.—4, French

Pai Lo Bund

Yen Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sse Nan Ta Chen, Neeling—114, Peking Road

Chick China Export-Import & Bank Co.—

136/138, Kiangse Road

Shanghai China Foreign Trading Co.—47,

Ningpo Road

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—671, Sze- China Import & Export Co.—269,

Broadway

chuen Road China Mercantile Co.—274, Av. Ed-

Abraham Katz & Co.—316, Kiangse ward VII

Road China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd.

Adams & Co., W. A.—51, Canton Rd. —175, Canton Road

Allanson Willian—455, Rue Lafayette China Sales and Service Co.—59,

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, Homg Kong Road

Sassoon House China Trading Corporation —119.

Andersen. Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43. Jinkee Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road China Trading and Industrial Co.—

Ansrlo-Chmese Indenting Co.—190, 280, Peking R' ad

Kiuk'fins: Road China United Import & Export Co.,

Anglo-Dantsh Ltd.—61, Museum Road

French Bund Shipping Company—8, China United Trading Co., Ltd.—

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road 110, Av. Edward VII

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Sassoon House Ching Chong & Co.—359, Yates Road

Attstralta-China Trading Co. — 367, Chung Foo Co.—230, Kiukiang Road

Kiangse Road Clerici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum

Baer & Co., A.—8-10, Rue du Consul at Road

Behn, Meyer (China) Co.—356, Pe- Commercial Trading Co.—48, North

king Road Honan Road

Behr & Matthews—1267, Yangtsepoo COMPAGNIA iTALIANA d’EXTREME OhI-

Road ente—20, Kiukiang Road

Bell, A. D.—525, Avenue Haig Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Beraha D. & Stetten, Ltd. — 320, ward VII

Kiangse Road Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—149, Sze-

Boyd & Co.—620, Szechuen Road chuen Road

Breen & Co., C. J.—70, Szechuen Road Continental

12, Ningpo

Trading Co.—Lane 528,

Road

Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road

Bttrkill & Sons, A. R. — 20, Canton David & Co., F.S.J.—320,

Dastoor & Co., R.—125, Hankow

Kiangse

Road Road

Butterfield & Swire—21-23, French Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126,

Bund

Calder-Marshall

king Road & Co., Ltd.—2 Pe- 10, Szechuen Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.— Dorman Long & Co., Ltd—26, The

81, Jinkee Road Bund

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund Duncan & Co.—117-129, Hamilton

Carlowitz & Cq.-t-670, Szechuen Rd. House

Central Express Co.—447, Broadway East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

East Road

Cenrtal Trading Co.—150, Kiukiang Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.,

Road — 162, Canton Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E169'

Egal & Cie.—709, Av. Joffre Holliday

Hankow (China), Co., Cecil—115,

Road

Ehlers & Co., A.—264, Kiangse Road Ilbert, & Co. (1931), Ltd.—17, Canton

Eikwa & Co.—115, Kiangse Road Road

Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road

Ekman Foreign Agencies Ltd. Inniss & Riddle, Ltd.—4, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

101, Hamilton'House Iwai & Co.—99, Hankow Road

Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road Jacks & Co., William—51, Hongkong

Ebliston & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Jardine, Mathcson Sc Co., Ltd.

Emens & Co.—8, Quai de France 17, The Bund

Ezra & Co., Edward—150, Kiukiang Jebsen & Co. HQ, Hankow-Road

Road Joseph Brothers—12, The Bund

Far Eastern Import & Export Co.— Joseph, R. M.-t1^, The Bund

751, Avenue du Roi Albert Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

Forster & Co., Ltd.— 128, Kiangse Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. —137,

Road Peking Road

Frost, Bland & Co. —33, Szechuen Rd. Kingshill Trading Co.—210, Kiukiang

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Road

Ltd.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd.—137, Pe-

Gallop & ,Co.; Fed. Inc.—320, Sze king Road

chuen Road Kiu Cheng Loung: Export Co. — 121,

Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road Kiu Eoo Road

Kiangsi

& Co.—22, Siking Road

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee Knipschildt &i Eskelund—220, Sz!e-

Road chuen Road

Gtdumal i'O.K.) & Watumul—131, Koenigsberger, L.—622, Avenue Joffre

Hankow Road

Glanzmann Fco.—162; Canton Road- Koh Jai Tse—147, Kiangse Road

Glathe 8t Witt 40, Szechuen Road Kunst Sc Albers—110, Szefibuen Road’

Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road Lacey & Oannan, Ltd:—12,-The Bund

Hamilton, Ltd., James—160, Avenue Linson & Cd!—40, Nihgpo Road

Edward VII Little A Co.. Ltd., William—131,

Hargen

Harris & Go., H. E.—261, Kiangse Mackenzie

Road

& Co., Ltd.—77, Canton

Road

Harrisons. King & Irwin, Ltd.—549, Maitland Co., Ltd. — Lane 126, 10,

Szechuen Ro^id

Szeobuen Road

Harvie, Cooke & Co.—659, Szechuen Malcolm

Road

& Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Road

Hattori Trading Co.—22, Siking Marderfeld, M.—458, Sz'echuen Road

Road Mar-Kao, Ltd—110, Szechuen Road

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Master & Co., M. J.—131, Hankow

Road

Henry Trading Co., W.—280, Peking Masukow

Road &• Co,—33, Foochow Road

Hochang & Co.—47, Ningpo Road Matheson.& Co.,-George—119, Jinkee

Road

Hoehnke, Frithjof—220, Szechuen Rd. McBain,

Hoki Yoko—Lane 24, C. F. 7, North Georqe—1, The Bund

Haining Road Mee-Yeh Handles Compagnie—137,

Hollano-China Trading Co. (Shang- Canton Road

hai), Ltd.—320, Kiangse Road Mehta & Co.—25, Rue dii Cocsulat

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E170 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Melchees & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Road Ross & Co., Alex—81, Jinkee Road

Mercantile & Co.—128, Museum Road Sam Hwa Export Co.—7-9 Siking Rd.

Meyerink & Co., Wm.—156, Kiukiang Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway

Road Sassoon & Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon

Middleton & Co., Ltd.—45, Kiukiang House

Road Sator, A.—131, Museum Road

Mitsubishi Sho.ti Kaisha—36, Kiu- Savul & Co., H A. I.—128, Museum

kiang Road Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone

Szechuen Road Road

Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road

Monroe & Co., F.C.—128, Museum Schnabel,

chuen Road

Gaumer & Co.—294, Sze-

Road

Moore & Co., L.—8 8, Museum Road Schen Road

& Co., K. H.—230, Kiukiang

Moss Co., David, L.—110, Szechuen Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

Road Road

Murakami Toyo—270, Kiangse Road

National Commercial Co.—153, Can- Shanghai

Road

Import Co.—153, Nanking

ton Road

National Trading Co. —131, Mu- Yuen Road & Co.—97, Yuen Ming

Siber, Hegnee

seum Road

Nemazee & Co., H.M.H.—190, Peking Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Road

Road Slevogt & Co.—128, Museum Road

New China Trading Corporation— Slows & Co., Ltd.—HO, Hankow Rd.

210-14, Kiukiang Road

Nichiwa Shokai, Ltd.—299, Szechuen Hoki Yoko—P.O. Box 3055

Road

Nissim & Co., Ltd., Edward—2, Smalley & Co., W. N. A. — Queen’s

Building, (Ice House Street Entrance)

Peking Road So Brothers & Co.—299, Szechuen

Okura & Co., Ltd.—20, Kiukiang Rd. Road

Olivier-Chine—95, Museum Road Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tze

Oppenheim Bros., A. & S.—330, Sze- —25, Rue du Consulat

chuen Road Spizzica & Co., G.—110, Szechuen Rd.

Oriental Construction and Trading Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd.

Co.—573, Szechuen Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha — 20, Canton Sunflower

kee Road

Mercantile Co.—119, Jin-

Road Synnerberg, G. V.—264, Kiangse Rd.

Ouskouli, M. H. A. — 142, Museum Taisho

Road

Peters & Co., H. K.—320, Szechuen Tata & Co., Ltd., B.Szechuen

Takaiwa & Co.—320. Road

D.—20, Ningpo

Road Road

Picking Import & Export Co.—47, •Thoresen & Co., O.—110, Szechuen

Ningpo Road Road

Racine & Cie. S.A.— 2, Peking Road

Ragi & Co., R.H.—131, Peking Road Tofuku

Road

Trading Co.—110, Szechuen

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452, Trachsler, Ltd., J. H.—133, Yuen

Kiangse Road Ming Yuen Road

Rohde & Co.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking

Road Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Union Import & Export Syndicate^

Edward VII Ltd.—162, Canton Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS Em

Union Trading Co.—119, Jinkee Road ;Batouieff’s

124, Taku Estate

Road, Executors,

B. C. E.A —

United Manufacturers’ Electric Co.

—149, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Bernstein Sons, M., and Froiman,

Vajda & Co., G.—330, Szechuen Road I NO.—8, Rue de Verdun

Yasunia & Co.—391, Kiangse Road Bisseker, F.D.—52, Taku Road

Vicca.tee & Co., Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse Boss, F. H.—108, Taka Road

Road Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Viloudaki & Co.—59, Peking Road Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuel III

Walker, T-urner & Co., Ltd. — 20, Bubeshko Street

& C6.—92, Woodrow Wilson

Ningpo Road

Wattie & Co., J.A.—93, Canton Road Bulling Road

& Co., A. E.—27, Consular

Way Tai & Co.—190, Peking Road

Wisner & Co.—185,. Yuen Ming Yuen Butterfield

Road

& Swire—IL7, Victoria

Road iCaprino & Co., P.—299, Victoria Rd.,„

Yoshida & Co.—86, Canton Road British Concession

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehol Road Capstick & Co.—118, British Bund

Zais,

RoadSteinman & Co.—110, Szechuen Carlowitz & Co. 140R44, Taku Rd.

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—101, Broadway Chang & Co.—59, Rue da Paris

Zimmerman Co., W.I.—215, Szechuen —Rue de FranceTrading Corporation

China-American

Road

ZuNG Lee & Co.—182, Ave. Edward VII China Continental Commerce Oo.—

Taliti Building

China Export, Import & Bank Co.—

Swatow 6, Shon An Street

China Express Co.—6, Road, No. 2

Best & Co., H.C. — 22 to 24, Chien H. 3rd S.P.A.

Ping Road ; China Import Trading Co.—Daven-

Huy gen, G. E.—P.O. Box 20 port Bldg.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. China National Trading Co. — 158,

Bristow Road,. B. Con.

—-P. O. Box 66

Lee Brothers & Co. : China Netherland Produce Co.—89,

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong 'ChineseRue de 14 Juiliet

Ping Road Associated Trading Co.—

Melchers & Co.—sf Yeong Ping Road Roads Chung Hsing Bldg., Taku & Canton

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Roese Brothers —113, Seng Peng Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henry Bourgeois

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Street Road

/San Suing Co.

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—P.O. i Commercial

Rue Pasteur

Traders Association—79,

Box 3 Dodwell & Go., Ltd.—52, Taku Road,

/Shih Brothers—11, Sin Heng Road British Concession

Foox & Co., H.—65, Consular Road

Tientsin Forbes Co., William—43, Victoria

i Road f

Altamira & Co.—21, Rue du 14 Juiliet ; Foreign Commission Agency — 321,

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.— Taku Road

96, Rue de Takou j Fuhrmeister. & Co.—Cor. Canton &

Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road Taku Roads

Asia Export Co.—19, Victoria Terrace Gipperich & Co.—5.2, Taku Road

 CLASS I L'l ED LIST OF TRADES

El 72 ' (jrE^7ERAL MERCHANTS

Greenland & Sons—11, The Bund Reuter, Brookelmann & Co. — 29,

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Consular Road

Hai Ho Trading Co.—98, yictxjria Rd. Shea Tung-‘Co.—8, Chu Fu Li, Coun-

cil Road

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd. —192, Shingming Trading Co. (China),.

Taku Road Ltd.—50, Taku Road

Hatch, Carter & Co.—131, Davenport Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Road

Holland-Ohina Trading ,;Co. (Tien- ;Sintoon

Rue

Overseas Trading Co.—5,

Dillon

tsin), Ltd.—66-58, Rue Dillon

Jakdine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria Skioti? France

Bros. & Co.—47, Rue de

Road

t

Jua et & Co.—99, Rue de Takou Taiohong Lmport & Export Co.—124,

Kapustin & Co.—11, Victoria Terrace TalatiTaku Road

Kato & Co.—Asahi Road Bros. & Co.—2, Council Road

Keim, A.—70, Ej-manno Carlotto Twyford & Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

Kleemann & Co., O. — 3, Woodrow Universallard

Wilson Street Trading Corporation—54r

Lee-Fu Trading Co.—55, Victoria Rd, Vrard Rue Piguarez

&

Lee, E.—38, Woodiow Wilson Street Walte & Co.—186,Co., L.—71, Rue -St. Louis

Ley, Ltd,—90, Victoria Road Bristow Road

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—192, WilsonWhitamore & Co.—200, Taku Road

Taku Road & Co.—72, Victoria Road

Mackenzie & Co.—138, Taku Road [yue Nan Yung—306, Victoria Road

Malkasstan, S. — 32, Via Ermanno

Carlotto Tsinan

Mansouk & Co., J.-—101, Rue Basteur

Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road Carlowitz & Co.—Se Da Ma Lu, Wei

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Akiyama Rd. Se Lu

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France Dau & Co., C.

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Wei

,Milk Co.—60, Rue de France Chi Lu

Okura & Co.—Japanese Bund

Olivier Chine (S. A.)—Corner Rue

de Taku and Verdun Tsingtao

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co.

—49, Taku, Road, B.C. Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao

Oriental Trading Oorpn.—8, Rue Road

Laville .Carlowitz & Co.—52, Woosung Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—jO, French Casey & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road

Bund Djing & Co., Walter—80, Kuan

Osawa & Co., D.—Asahi Road Hsien Road

Pennell & Co.—38, Council Road

Perrin Cooper & Co.—Consular Road ; East Road

Asiatig Co., Ltd.—28, Kuantao

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd.—44-46, Henzler & Co., A,—61, Feihsien Road

Rue de Paris

PoTtinger & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—16,

Kuan tap Road

Road McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O.

Rablen & Co.—118, The Bund Box 92

Racine ei Cie—8, Rue Henri Bourgeois Melchers & Co.—2, Chekiang Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E173

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. —11, Negri Sembilan

Tangyi Road

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—86, Kwan Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—•

Hsien Road Port Dickson

Siemssen & Co.—15, Kwangtung Road Lee Kee & Co. —102, Birch Road

Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd.—4,

Weihaiwei Cameron Road, Seremban

Noormohamed & Co.—30, Main Street,

Fock Tai & Co. Nilai

Foo Wei Co., The—12, Yi Yuan Lu Seremban Trading Co.—117, Birch

Road, Soremban

Lavers & Clark—Mainland Sime, Darby & Co.—Birch Road,

Weihaiwei Import & Export Co.—The Seremban

Bund Straits Trading Co.—Seremban

Wuhu Pahang

Butterfield &’ Swire Ching Hong Joo & Co'—15, Bibby

JARDINE, MaTHESON & Co., LTD. Road, Raub

U’Ren, E. W.—Kuantan

Wuchow

Penang

Banker & Co.

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.—14,

MALAYA Station Bldg.

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith

Johore Street

Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

Eime, Darby & Co.—Muar Boon Hak Co.—25, Penang Road

Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a, Weld Quay

Kedah Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Weld Quay

’Chin Chin, Co.^-55, Beach Road

Mourin & Co., Arthur — Bandar Chong Kee Co.—3^).Beach Street

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

Bharu

Whatt & Co.—125, -Pekan Malayu, Street & Co., Ltd.—12, Church

Diethelm

Alor Star Doulatram & Co., B.H.T.

Kelantan : Durege & Thomas—P.O. Box 638

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rly.

Boustead & Co.^, Ltd.—Tumpat Building

Evans & Co., J.—13, Church Street

I Guthr,ie & Go., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay

Malacca Harrisons, Barker & Go., Ltd.—23,

| ,Be£w;h .Street

Guthrie & Oo., Ltd.—129, Jonker St. Huttenbachs, Lto.—21, Beach Street

Harper, Gilfillan & .Co,, Ltd.— Jacks & -Co., ■ William—15, Beach

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross St. Street

Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road K.eong Lam & Co.—9, Pangkor Road

Tan Soo Hock & Co.—180, Herein St. Khoo Saik Inn & Co.—34, Beach St.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E174 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Look Brothers—211-213, Penang Road Saunders & Co., J. H.—126, Belfield

Street, Ipoh

McAlister & Co., Ltd.

Mohamed Ali Sahib Co.—10, Ah ; Soon Bee && Co.—100,

Sime, Darby Co.—94, Brewster Rd.,

Main Road,,

Quee Street Taiping

Moine, Comte & Go., Ltd.—9, China i Storch Brothers, Ltd. — Brewster

; Street, Ghaut Road, Ipoh

Overseas Trading Syndicate — 2c, Waugh & Co., Henry — 1, Station.

.Ipurmah Road Road, Ipoh

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. —9, Whiteaivay, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—12;

Weld Quay Station Road, Ipoh

Sandilands, Buttery & Go.—29, Beach Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Ipoh

Street

Seng Lee & Co. — 26, Kampong

Kholam Selangor

Sime, Darby & Co., L'm.-—21, Beach

Street Aliy & Co., M. S.—105, High Street,

Slot & Co.—2, Weld Quay Kuala Lumpur

Solomon & Co., S.—154, Beach Street Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—

Storoh Bros., Ltd.—4, B^ach Street 1, High Street Lane, Kuala Lumpur

Straits Trading Co.^-Hong Kong & Blunn & Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Shanghai Bank Buildings Street, Kuala Lumpur

Swee Go., Ltd., L.Y.—64, Beach Street Borneo Co., Ltd.—Borneo Motors

Thean Huat & Go.—4, China Street Bldg., Ampang Rd., Kuala Lumpur

Ghaut Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Embank-

TIang Lee & Co.—158, Beach Street ment, Kuala Lumpur

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

Victor & Go.—18, Leith Street Road, Kuala Lumpur

Waugh & Co., Ltd. Fletcher Trading Co. — 21, Old

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Gian Singh & Co.—20, Java Street,

Perak Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co.—3, Java Street, Kuala

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Brewster Road1 Lumpur

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Boustead & Co.—Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Chong & Co., Peter—120, Belfield St., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Fletcher Trading Co.—103, Brewster Huttenbachs, Limited —14, Market

Road Street, Kuala Lumpur

Guan & Co., L. Y.—166, Hugh Low Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ltd.—23, Java

Street, Ipoh Street, Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Go.—89, Bielfield Street Kean Leong & Co.—44, Batu Road,

Harper, Gilfillan & Co.', Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell

Road, Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur

Jacks & Co., Ltd., William—94, Kyle, Palmer & Co.—231, Batu Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Brewster Road, Ipoh

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Station Rd. Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., McAlister & Co., Ltd.—High Street,

Ipoh Kuala. Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E175

'Patkrson, Simons & 'Co., Ltd.—1, Old Edgar Bros., Ltd.—42

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Elias Bros.—18, Malacca Street

Eu Tong Sen — 271 South Bridge

—Kuala Lumpur Road

Richards & Co., D.—Klang

•Sime, Darby & Co.—14, Market Street, Franco Eastern Trading—2B, Fin-

layson Green

Kuala Lumpur Eraser & Neave, Ltd.—4-10, Trafalgar

48torch Brothers, Ltd.—37, Java St., Street

Kuala Lumpur Gaw Brothers, Ltd. — 59, Chulia

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Eastern

Smelting Bldg., High Street, Kuala Getz Street

Lumpur Brothers & Co.—53, Robinson

Road

Gian Singh & Co.—4, Battery Road

Singapore Guthrie & Co., Ltd 4, Battery Road

Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd.—104/

Abdullah Sahib & Co., A. M.—66 & 6^a,‘ 106, Robinson Road

Market Street Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Chartered

Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.— Bank Chambers

Prince Edward Road Hoe Boon , Leqng—60, Selegie Road

.Alsagoff, S. O.—35a, Winchester House Hooglandt

Street & Co.—139-149a, Market

(3rd Floor)

Anglo-Siam Corporation—Mercantile Hye Seng & Co.—35 36, Chulia Street

Bank Bldg. Internationale Credit-en Handels-

Angullia & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robinson binkon vereeniging “Rotterdam”—37a, Ro-

Boad Road

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Cbllyer Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

Quay Jackson & Co;,’ Ltd.—55, Robinsoi Road

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A.—12a, Ro- Jaeger & Co.—6, D’Almeida Street'

binson Road

Bee Huat & Co., Ltd.—121, Beach Road JumabhoY

Street

& Co., M.—17, Malacca

Bell’s Asbestos & Engineering (S.S.) Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Ltd.—38, Cross Street

Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester Keng Rotid

Seng & Co.- 23, River Valley

House, Collyer Quay

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. - 36-38, KoshinoCo.,Shoten—45,

Kiat & G. H.—6 & 8, Robinson Road

High Street

Robinson Road

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Little Co., Ltd.—89,

Lee Kim Soo,

Ltd.,

High Street

John — Raffles

Building Place

Boustead & Co. — Union Building, Lohmann

Collyer Quay & CO., Ltd.—124, Robinson

Brinkmann & Co. — French Bank Manasseh Road

Building, Raffles Square li, Co., S.—2,'Prince Street,

Bun Bee & Co.—111 & 113, Beach Road McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street House, Battery Road :

-Connell Bros. Co., Ltd.—187' 187a, 187b, .Meyer Brothers—14, Col Iyer Quay

Cecil Street Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Finlayson

Diethelm & Co., LTD.rj-139/149, Mar- ; Green

ket Street

Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—10, Collyer Mohtdeen Street

& Co., B.S.—39, Chulia

Quay Moine Comte & Co., LtsM. —Union

East Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay iluiid'ing Collyer Quay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E176 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Trengganu

Road

Nookdin & Co., F. M.—15,' Cecil St. Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd.—Chukaiv

Paterson, Simons & Co. — Cpllyer Kemaman

Quay and Prince Street

Peek & Co., Ltd.—E-2, Hongkong Bank SIAM

Chambers

Reuben & Co., Ltd., N.—7, De Souza Bangkok

Street

Saiboo Marican & Co. — 2b, Raffles Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd,—Tapan

Quay Hua Takay

Sanddilands, Buttery & Co. — 28-31 Berli, Jucker & Co.

Meyer Chambers

Satake & Co.—18 & 18-2, Prinsep Street Couper-Johnston & Co., D.

Sayers, M—10, Malacca. Street (First Diethelm & Co., Ltd,

Floor) Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading

Siang Huah iSeng Kee—77, Boat Quay Co., Ltd.

Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

vereeniging “Rotterdam” — P.O.

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Box 49

Simoda & Co.—88, Robinson Road Kiam Hoa Heng & Co.—East Bank,

Singapore Trading Co.—19, Robinson River Menam

Road Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Societa Commissionaria di Esporta- Nai Lert

zione e di Importazione—175, Cecil Steel Brothers & Co., Ltd.—Charter-

Street ed Bank Lane

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4, Waugh & Co., Henry — Nai Lerfc

Buildings

Collyer Quay

Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial Windsor & Co.

Union Bldg., Robinson Road

Straits-Java Trading Co., N. Y.— NETHERLANDS-INDIA

132/136, Robinson Road

Tan Kim Cheng & Co. - 317-d, e, River Sumatra

Valley Road

Thong Aik & Co.—112-114, Robinson Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu.—Hin-

Road doestraat, Medan

Tong Lam & Co.—183, 183a, and 183b, Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—46, Oudemaaket,

Cecil Street Medan

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph— Handel Maatschappii Guntzel & Schu-

Chartered Bank Chambers macher—Medan

Tyebally, F. N.—17', Cecil Street Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.—Juliana

Huis, Medan

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Lindeteves-Stokvis—Medan

• Universal Trading Co.—332, Geylang Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—Medan

Road

Vick & Co., V. R.—Hongkong Bank

Chambers Batavia

Waugh & Co., Henry—Raffles Chambers

Wearne Bros., Ltd.—45, Orchard Rd. Behn, Meyer & Co.'s Handel Mix

Wood & Co., R. J.—Union Building Kolff 4' Co.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS

FitcaWn'; Syme & Co. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

ISteinhardt, B. & F.

Wehry & Co., Geo. Manila

A. & P. Co., Inc., The—620, Escolta,

Sourabaya Binondo

Aguado Hermanos — 103, Balmes,

Handel Mu Kian Gwan Quiapo

Kaufmann '& Ehrenpreis—Boomstraat Aguinaldo, L. R.—237, V. Mapa Int.

Anderson & Co., Wm. H.—25, Plaza

8

N. Y. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel— Atkins, Kroll Cruz

Goiti, Santa

& Co., Inc.—Insular

Maatschappij Life Building

N. V. Java Sumatra Handel Mu

N. V. Koloniale Tabak Import Mu.— Hogar Bldg. Inc., W. R.—14, El

Babcock & Co.,

v/h G Klomp Beck, Ino., I.—89-91 Escolta, Binondo

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Behn, Meyer & Co., Mu.—2,27, David

Remedios Bros.—15, Kempang Dje- Binondo

poon Berger & Co., S: M.—2215, Azcarra,ga r

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Bio Chuan—685, Benavides, Binondo

Simpangische Apotheek Sinipang- Bowen k Co.—Calle Helios

plein—2/6, Kaliasin Simpang Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc.—2205,

Vraag & Aanbod, (N. V. Het Techn. Azcarraga

Bureau)—AIood Tjontong 58 Cheng Ban Yek k Go.—525, Muelle de

Wilding & Co.—Parade Straat 21 Binondo

Chinese Trading Co., Inc. — 439/

Nueva

Semaxang Christern, Huenefeld k Co., Inc.—

P.O. Box 2046

Burt, Myrtle & Co. Comercio

inas, de ' Filipinas—326, Dasxnar-

N. V. \ereenigde Javasche Houthan- Compania General de Tabacos de

DEL MaATSCHAPPUEN. Filipines—212, Marques de Comil-

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. las

Connell Bros. Co.—P.O. Box 279

Padang Corona Supply Co.—402, Juan Luna

Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd.—64, Rosario,

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—Hongkong

Maatschapptj vOor Handel & Indus- and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

trie David, D. B. —189, Juan Luna

My. T. V. D. Z. Van Houten Steffan Davies k Co., Theo. H.—400. Samar

& Co. riillo Bldg.

N. V. Handel Maatschappu Guntzfjl Dee Dian Guan & Co.—437,- Xueva

k Schumacher Dy Buncio & Co.—191-209. M. de

N. V. Gebroeders Veth's Handel- Binondo,

MAATSCHAPPU Eastern Isles Imp. Co.—92, Balmes

Soc. CoMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA- Erlanger k Galinger, Inc.—P.O. Box

zione e di Importazione—v/h Soc- 426

teta Commissionaria Orientale Exporters Sales Corporation—1340,

Wehry k Co., Geo. O’Donnell

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E.178 0 MXKliAL MERCHANTS

Fernandez Hermanos, Inc.—109r Juan Neav Orleans Commercial Co., Ino.—

Luna 892, Rizal Ave.

Fernandez & Co., V. T.—S. O. de Norton & Harrison Co.—118, Kneed-

ler Building

Fernandez Building

Forbes, Munn 3t Co., Ltd. 113, 1150 Ohta Development Co.—P.O. Box

Muelle de Binondo

Fukuyama, Nishino & Co.—129, Juan Cruz Osaka Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa

Luna

Germann & Co., Ltd.—156, Juan Luna Pacific780

Commercial Co.—P.O. Box

Getz Brothers & Co.—P.O. Box 160 Philippine

Glaiserman, Inc., J. IV!— Helios- 367, Juan Net Luna

& Braid Mfg. Co.—

Echague

Gillespie, A.T.—180, David Street, Porta Pueo y Cia—212,Nueva,

Poon Ka & Co.—447, Binondo

Magallanes

Binondo

Go Colay & Co.—314, (Neuva, Binon- Presby & Co., S. A.—703, Insular Life

Building

do

Go Singco Sons & Co. — 127-129, j Rennolds Co., W H.—129, Juan Luna

Rosario, Binondo Roces y.Cjca, Inc.—120, Plaza Goiti

Go Tian Gee &; Co.—180, Rosario Rosenstock & Co.—124, T. Pinpin

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Seng Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

—P.O. Box 292

Hap Li Png Co.—362-364, Sto. Cristo | Shau,

Street

Charles C.—613, Magdalena

International Harvester Co. of Stkius Trading Corporation — 957,

the Philippines —Chaco Building Ongpin

Plaza Cervantes

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd. -China SiyJuanCongLuna, Bieng & Co., Inc. —123,

Binondo

Bank Building

Keller & ■ Co., Ltd., Ed. A—178, : & Shanghai &Bank

Smith, Bell Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Building

Juan Luna, Binondo South Seas Trading Co.—17, Aviles

Kelling, Inc.. C.—453, P. Gomez

Ker & Co.—10, Callejon de iS. Swiss Oriental Commercial Co.—153,

Juan Luna

Gabriel

Kinkwa Meriyasu Co.—529-543, ,Az- Binondo & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso,

Sy Yoco

carraga Tan Senguan & Co.—865, Dagupan

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. -343-347, Calle Tong Hong Trading Oorpn.—427,

T. Pinpin N ueva

Landahl, Inc. John—132, Juan, Luna Viegelmann, Schroede'r & Co., Inc.—

Levy & Blum—Ayala Bldg. 456, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Macondray & Co., Inc.—CJiina Bank Warner, Barnes St Co., Ltd. PX).

Building. Box 294

Madrigal & Co.—8, Muele de Banco West & Whitaker—227, David

Nacional

Manila Mercantile Co., Inc.—511, Wise & Co., Inc.—174, Juan Luna

Azcarraga, Tondo Wolff ,& Co. Inc., T. J—66,, Escolta

Menzi & Co., Inc.—ISO, Juan Inna Yek Hua Trading Corporation-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na- 129, Juan Luna

tional City Bank Bldg. Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S. - 503 .531,

Model & Co., Inc.—618, Echague Echague, Quiapo

Nassoor, Inc., K.—132, Juan Luna Zueilig, Inc., E.E.—55-63, Rosario

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E179

Iloilo INDO-CHINA

Filma Mercantile Co., Inc. Cambodge

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Hoskyn & Co., Inc. Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

International Harvester Co. of the gation d’Extreme Orient

Philippines

Ker & Co.

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. Haiphong

Macleod & Co.

Manila Trading and Supply Co. Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

Menzi & Co. gation d’Extreme-Orient—36, Rue-

Pacific Commercial Co. Harmand

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-

ceau

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A.—Boule-

Wise & Co., Inc. vard Amiral Coiurbet-

Ynchausti y Cta M. Dandolo & G. Chardin—1, Rue de

Zuellig, Inc., F. E. Lanessan

Ogliastro & Co., Louis

Cebu Societe Francaise des Verreriet

d Lndochine

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—143, Calle Societe Contonniere

Societe du Tonkin

des Verreries d’Extreme

Juan Luna

International Harvester Co. of the Orient

Philippines

Ker & Co. Hanoi

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box

136

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 398 Compagnie Francaise des Chemins de

FER DE l’InDO-ChINE AND DU YUN-

Menzi & Co., Inc.—213, Calle Norte NAN

America Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient — 28,

Pacific Commercial Co. Rue Paul Bert

Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F. Societe Asiatique des Boissons Indi-

genes

Zamboanga Societe Francaise desBoulevard

l’Indochine—55, DistilleriesGam-

de

betta

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—14, Calle Societe Industrielle et Commercials

Madrid d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Francisco Barrios & Co.—P.O. Box Taupin & Oo., G.—50, Rue Paul Bert

60 ■ Pastrano, UncHtcpan & Co.—84, Burgos

Johnston, Jos. S. Street

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.

Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box ProcterNorte

& Gamble Trading Oo.—

America

189 Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Spirig & Co., John—P.O. Box 195

Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Inc.—P.O. Yaptico

Zuellig,

& Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 84-

Inc., F.E.

Box 207

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Em GENERAL MERCTIANTS- rGLASS AND GLASSWARE

Provinces du Tonkin Funk & Sons—P.O. Box 53, Sauda-

kan

Bach-van-Lam Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

De Monpezat Ltd.—Sandakan, Labuan and Jes-

Emil Leconte selton

Hiap

vSociete Anonyme des Anthracides bo Kuching, Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Tonkin Sarawak

Sooiete Cotqnniere du ,Tonkin Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching,

Sarawak

SOCIETE FkANCAISE DrES DISTILLERIES Tan Sum Guan & Co.—61, Ewe Hai

de l'Indochine Street, Sarawak

iSoCIETE DES EtAINS ET WOLFRAM DU

Tonkin GINNING MILLS (See Page Bl3)

SOCIETE DES PAPETERIES DE l’INDO-

CHINE

Gociete Marbres rt Calcaires a Ke- GLASS FACTORIES IN CHINA

So (See Page bl4)

Saigon GLASS AND GLASSWARE

Berthet & Cie.—165, Rue Catinat JAPAN

15IEDERMANN & Co. Kobe

COSMPAGNIE FONOIERE d’InDO-ChINE—

T9-81, Rue Rioaud Bastel & Co., W.-=38, Isobe-dori

Compagnie de Commerce et de Cox & Hirao—112, Higashi-maehi

Navigation d’Extreme - Orient- Kodera Boyeki K.K.—'50, Sakae-

12, Rue Boissy d’Anglas maqhi

Compagnie des, Chargeurs Reunis—15- Kuwada Glass Shoten—22, Tamon-

17, Quai Le Myre de Yilers dori

David & Co., Ltd., A. B—43-45, Rue Noritake Garasu-ten—340, Sannomi-

Chaigneau Charner ya-cho

Descours

gique et Cabaud—1, Quai de Bel-

Moji

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgique

Export & Import Co. of Cochinchine Asahi Glass K.K.—Yusen Building

—39, Quai de Belgique Goto Giichi Shoten—Shin Sakae-

Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine machi

Denis Freres—4, Rue Catinat.

Societe indochinoise de Commer- Nagasaki

ce, Ltd. —23 bis, Rue- Georges (Juyne-

mer Kawazae Glass Shokai, G.K. — 66,

Societe Indo-Dhinoisb d’Importation Yedo machi

—59-67, Boulevard Charner Shiga Glass-ten—3, Yedo-machi

BORNEO Nagoya

Borneo Chuo Hari Seisa Kusho—13, Higashi

Futaba-cho

Borneo Co., Ltd.—'Kuching, Sarawak Ishidzaka Motosaburo Shoten —11,

Nakaichiba-cho

Eng Watt & 100.0^-33,< Beach Street, Matsubayashi Glass-ten — Ilanazono-

Labuan cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GLASS AND GLASSWARE E181

Hongkong

Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguchi-cho Corney & Co., Ltd., R.—127, Des

Voeux Road

Imai Glass Osaka Honten—34, Umeda- Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

cho

Maruzen Itagaraslt-ten—5, Shio-machi Ip Tak & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Miyoshi Glass Factory—1030, Nish- Kato & Co.—16, Queen’s Road

ente-cho Kelley Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Tokunaga Garasu Seizo-cho—18, Yori- Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

ki-cho Building

Yamamate Glass Seizo-cho—8, Yoriki- Maison F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

cho Building

Yoshida Glass Kojo—42, ^ita Do- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

shin-machi land House, Queen’s Road Central

She wan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Tokyo Road Central

Sincere Co.—173, Des Voeux Road

Asahi Glass K.K.—Yaesu Bldg., Ma- SunCentral

Co.—Des Vceux Road Central

runouchi

Ikeda Suzunosuke Shoten—17, Hania- Wing On Co.—213, Des Voeux Road.

Central

cho

Iwaki Glass Factory—4, Miyoshi-cho

Sasaki Glass-ten—11, Bakuro-cho Shanghai

Yokohama Arts w Crafts—887 9, Bubbling Well

Road

Asia Glass Co. —130, Hongkong Road.

Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.—1, Suehiro- Dixon & Sons, Ltd.—H. C. Lane 126,

cho 10, Szechuen Road

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—17, Kanbe Kitafuku Yoko—205, Ming Hong Road

Shitarinachi

Nippon Koki Kogyo K.'K.—89, Uchi- chuen Roadand Eskelund—220, Sze-

Knipschildt

oda-cho

Occhiai Tahichi Shoten—Ochiai Glass Molnar & Greiner—330, Szechuen Road

Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road

Kogyosho Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd.—

179, Pingliang Road

CHINA Sunsuntay Co.- 42-44, Rue de la Porte

du Norol

Dairen Tsai Zung Mow—284, Tiendong Road

Saito Yoko—49, Yoshino-cho Tientsin

Shoko Glass K.K.—20, Akitzuki-cho

Yamauchi Glass Shoten—Rensashoten- Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadowy Road

gai Shinsaibashi A-ku

Sintoon

11, Rue de FranceTrading Co., Ltd.—

Overseas

Hankow Wen Hsiang Yung Co.—6, Canton Road

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Con-

Olivier-Chine—Peking Road sular Road

 CLASS IKIED LIST OF TRADES

E182 GLASS AND GLASSWARE—HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC.

IN DO-CHINA Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff, Yokohama

Haiphong Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamashita-

cho, Yokohama

Society des Verreries de’Extreme- Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho,

Orient Yokohama

Cho Hotel—67, Tansu-machi, Tokyo

MALAYA Chosen Hotel—Seoul, Korea

Chuo Hotel—6, Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo

Singapore Daito-kwan Hotel—108, Koya-machi,

Ebata & Co.—33, Coleman Street Shidzuoka

Dobuil Hotel—Dojima, Osaka

Fukushima-ya—14, Omura-oho, Naga-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS saki

Fusan Station Hotel—Fusan, Korea

Manila Heijo Railway Hotel—Heijo, Korea

Behn, Meyeb & Co., H. Mu.—227, Hotel du Japon—24. Oura, Nagasaki

David, Binondo Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita-

Chua Leong & Co.—306, Gandara cho, Yokohama

Chua Yap—716-718,= Rizal Imperial Hotel—Hibiya, Tokyo

Kamenoi

Daymon Glass Store.—707, R. Hidalgo, Beppu, Kyushu Hotel — Nagarekawa-dori,

Quiapo

Kim Leng Glass” Store, The—136, Kyoto Hotel—Kawara-machi, Kyoto

Vi 1 la 1 obos Q u iapp Marunouchi Hotel — Marunoucbi,

King Hiap King Mirror Factory— Tokyo

403-405, Salazar, Binondo Mikasa Hotel—Karuizawa, Shinshu,

Mitsui Bassan Kaisha, Ltd.—National Tokyo

City Bank Building Miyako Hotel—Keage, Kyoto

Oriental

Cristo Glass;' Palace—433-435, Sto Nagasaki Hotel—Unzen Park, Naga-

Weinstein Bros.—619-621, Rizal Avenue, saki-ken, N agasaki

Sta. Cruz , Nagoya Hotel—80, Tatemitsukura-cho,

Nagoya

GOURMET POWDER FACTORIES Osaka Hotel—Imabashi, Bund,

Oriental Hotel, Ltd.—6, Kobe

Higashi-ku,

(Nee Page Bl8) Osaka

HARDWARE—(Nee under Machinery “Pleasanton,” dori, Kobe

The—4, Kitanagasa-

and also Page B15) Rokkosan Hotel—Rokkosan, Kobe

HAT FACTORIES—(Nee Page B20) Sanyo Hotel—Shimonoseki

Shingishu Station Hotel—Shingi-

shu, Chosen, Korea

HEMP—(Nee under Copra) Taiwan Railway Hotel—7, Omote-

cho, Taihoku, Formosa

HIDE—(Nee under Leather) Tokyo Railway Hotel—Marunouchi,

Tokyo

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

CAFES, ETC. P.O. Box 184, Kobe

Toyokan

Nagasaki Hotel—Takeo-machi, near

JAPAN

Aoi Hotel—1, Nagata-cho, Tokyo Uyeno-ya — 12, Manzai-machi, Naga-

saki

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. El 83

Y amato Hotel — Hoshigu.ra (Star Harbin

Beach), Dairen

Yamato Hotel — Nakayamate-dori, Grand Hotel—8,: Sugarisky

Kobe

Yamato Hotel—Hsin King, Manchu- Grand Hotel Restaurant — Opposite

Railway Station, New Town

kuo

Yedobuil Hotel — 94, Yedo-machi, Hotel Moderns—177, Kitaikaia St.

Kobe

Yamato Hotel: — Hongkong

Tokyo

Mukden Empress Hotel—159-161, Connaught

Port Arthur Road Central

CHINA Empress Lodge—8,- Mody Road

Gloucester, The -Gloucester Building

Amoy Great Eastern Hotel—112v,Connaught

Road Central

Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Insular Hotel—Kulangsu —Pedder Street

Hotel Cecil—Royal Building

Canton Kella, Mrs, E. — 30,, Mody ,,Roadj.

Kowloon

Victoria

Shameen Hotel — British Concession ‘‘Kingsclbre” Hotel,;— Carnarvon

Road

Kowloon Hotel—Hankow Road

Changchun Luk Kwok Hotel—Gloucester Road

MeteOpole Hotel—10, Queen’s Road

Yamato Hotel—P.O. Box 5 Central; Annex: 22, •Iee“House Street

Nathan Hotel—Nathan Road

Chefoo Palace IIotel—Haiphong Road

Palm 'Court—21, Nathan Road

Astor. House Hotel— Peninsula Hotel—Salisbury Road

Kowloon

Dairen Repulse Bay Hotel—Repulse Bay

St. Francis Hotel—ISA, Queen’s

Yamato Hotel— Road Central

Foochow Macao

Brockett’s Boarding House Hotel Riviera—Praia Grande

Hankow Mukden

Central Hotel—33, Rue Dubail Hotel Lengmuller, Ltd.—3, San Djin

Little Hotel—43, Huangpei Road, Lou .- :*

S.A.D. 2

Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel — Oriental

F renoh Concession

Hotel—33, Chiyoda dori

Yamato Hotel (S.M.R.)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El84 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC.

Nanking Grand Hotel — Petrograd Road, near

Railway Station

Nanking Hotel—The Bund Hotel Moderne—33, Rue du Consulat

Yangtsze Hotel Imperial Hotel—3-5, Rue de France

Kreier’s

son Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wil-

Street

Newchwang Pension Holland—130, Meadows Road

Astor House Hotel—The Bund Savoy’ Hotel—18, Wusih Road

States Hotel—63, Race Course Road

Talati House Hotel—246, Victoria Road

Peiping West Lake Hotel—491, Race Course

Road

Grand Hotel de Pekin

Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd. Tsingtao

Hotel du Nord—-18, Hatameh Street Bickerton’s Private Hotel—12, Lai-

Shanghai yang Road

Edgewater Mansions

Astor House Hotel - 17, Whangpoo Erin House—11, Hunan Road

Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—P.O. Box 117

Road

Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue Park Hydro

Iltis & Hotel—Itis Huk

Pension—16, Hunan Road

Lafayette

Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling Pension Eger—20, Kuanhai Road

Well Road Villa Laoshan (German)—P.O. Box 217

Cathay Hotel -Sassoon House, Nan-

king Road Weihaiwei

Cathay Mansions—Corner Rue Mercier

C. U. A. Cafe—Lane 96, F2, Bubbling East Cliff Hotel

Well Road Island Hotels—The Island

Hamilton House—170, Kiangse Road King’s Hotel—Mainland

Hot Spot Cafe—931, East Broadway

Metropole Hotel -180, Kiangse Road INDO-CHINA

The New Royal Hotel—2001, Bubbling

Well Rd. Prov. du Tonkin

Palace Hotel — 23, Nanking Road

Park Hotel—Bubbling Well Road Ferriere—Cao-Bang

Royal Hotel—409, Range Road Hotel des Nations

Savoy Hotel—210, Broadway Bazin, Scheffer

Viaud Hotchier a Laokay

Swatow

Astor House Hotel MALAYA

Palace Hotel—Customs Road Penang

Tientsin Crag Hotel—Penang Hill

Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd.—

Astor House Hotel, Ltd. —Victoria Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street

Road Runnymede Hotel — 40-42, Northam;

Court Hotel, THE-rYictoria Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. ■ El 85

Perak Great Eastern HoteS -:I99, Echague

Hotel Cantabria—268,:'Gral Luna

•Gkand IJotel—IpoE Hotel Santa Cruz—741^ Misericordia

Imperial Hotel — 118, Real, Intra-

Selangor muros

Empire Hotel—Facing the Padang & La187,Palma de Mallorca—154 Real and

Salona

Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur Luneta Hotel—38-40, San Luis Ermita

Hotel Majestic, Ltd —H)amansara Manila Hotel Co.—Luneta, Extension

Road (Opposite Railway Station),

Kuala Lumpur New England Hotel and Restaurant

—346, Ronquillo

Singapore Orient Hotel—121, Real, Intramuros

Adelphi Hotel—1 & 2, Coleman Street Plaza Hotel—Plaza Goiti

Seaside Hotel—'Cavite

Burlington Private Hotel—3, Cole- Toyo Hotel—831, Eqhague

man Street

Qqodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road Yamato Hotel—550, P. Gomez, Sta.,

Lanka Hotel—12-13, Trafalgar Street Cruz

Raffles Hotel, Ltd. —French Bank Cebu

Building

Sea View Hotel, Ltd. —Tajgong Katon Hotel Dapat—42, N. America

SIAM Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building

International Hotel—426, N. Carmelo

Bangkok Iloilo

Hotel Royal America HoTEL-i46, - J. M. Basa

Oriental Hotel Bilbao Hotel—Rizal

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Central Hotel—j. M. 'Basa

Iloilo Hotel—Plaza Liber tad

Manila Plaza Hotel—Plaza Libertad

Army and Navy Club—South Boule- Zamboanga

vard, Luneta

Asahi Hotel—506, Sales Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing

Balares Hotel—;278, Gral. Luna, In-

tramuros BORNEO

Bay View Hotel—Dewey Boulevard

Boston Hotel—200, Echague, Santa Sandakan Hotel—Sandakan

Cruz

Boulevard Apartment Hotel 1144, NETHERLANDS INDIA

Dewey Boulevard

•Columbia Hotel—50-52, M. H. del Batavia

Pilar, Ermita

Congress Hotel—551,

Pilar, Ermita M. H. del Grand Hotel Java.

Hotel Astor

Ermita Hotel and Restaurant—97-99, Hotel

M. H. del Pilar, Ermita 1

Binnenhof

•Grand Hotel and Restaurant— 35, Hotel Cramer

Plaza Station, Cruz Hotel Daendels

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E18G HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, ETC.—INSURANCE

Hotel Dekkeb Maxwell Insurance Office — 100a

Hotel de l’Etjeope Yedo-machi

Hotel Hakone New Zealand Insurance Co.—Cres-

Hotel Hollandia cent Building, Room 303, 72, Kyo-

Hotel des Indes machi

Hotel Konningsplein Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—72, Kyo-

ma/chi

Hotel de Nedeblanden North China Insurance Co. — 28,

Hotel Pbeangeb v/h Patbia Harima-machi

Hotel du Pavillon Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo-

Hotel Semabang machi

Hotel Victoeia Reid Goshi Kaisha, S. — Toyo Building..

Hotel Villa Paek 7, Harima-machi

Hotel Rembbandt Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigam-dori

Palace Hotel Union

Stations Hotel Creamer —28, Insurance Society of Canton

Harima-machi

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd

Sumatra —28, Harima-machi

Geand Hotel Beastagi—Medan Hakodate

Geand Hotel Medan

Hotel Mu. de Boer N.V.—Medan Kyoho Seimei Hoken K.K. — 37s

Aoyagi-dho

ICE FACTORIES— (See Page B21) Mitsui Seimei Hoken K.K.—66,

Kaisho-machi

INSURANCE Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—8, Aker

bono-aho

JAPAN

Kobe Kyoto

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co:

—Nishikikoj i-kudaru

American Trading Co. of Japan—99, Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co;—Kara^

Yedo-machi sumaru

Bienie, Leonard—99, Kita & Yedo- Hokoku Fire Insurance Co.—Kara-

machi sumaru

Cameron & Co., Ltd.—93, Yedo-machi Meiji

Chiyoda Seimei Hokan Sogo Kaisha F uya-machi Insurance Co.—Shijo

Fire

—36, Naka:maehi

Cooper Findlay

Sakai-machi

Ito-machi

Cornes & Co.—88: Yedo-machi

Dodwell & Co.,' Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi Moji

Holstein Shipping . and Insurance

Agencies—8, Kaigan-dori Ishida Mitsutaro—Nishi Hon-machi

Home Insdeance Co., of New York— Muramoto Benzo—Yusen Building

27, Naniwa-machi

Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ltd—33, Nutter & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi

Kyo-machi Tomoe Gumi—Sanbashi-dori

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INSURANCE E187

Nagasaki Tokyo

Asada Kiyoshi—33, Kajiya-machi Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

H0LMJ5. Ringer & Co.—P.O. Box 22. —Nisshin Seimei Building

Ito Tatsuchiro — 54, Kanashima- > China Mutual Life Insurance Co.—

machi (See Sun Life Assurance Co. of'

Kikuya Shokai—75, Y5do-machi Canada)

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone- Chiyoda Insurance Co.—18, Minam-

machi meda-cho

Nagasaki Jitusgyo K.K.—108, Tsuki- Continental Insurance Co. of New

machi York—Yuraku Building

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Chiyoda Kan

Osaka Foreign MarineMarunouchi

of Japan—14, Insurance Association

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Yuraku Building

—416, Dojima-Building, Hama-dori Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance As-

Asahi Kaijo Kasai Hokan—7, Ima- sociation of Japan—14, Marunouchi’

bashi Liverpool & London and Globe In-

Banzai Deimei Hokan—1, Soze-cho surance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Bldg.

Continental Insurance Co. of New Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

York—1, Soze-cho 407-8. Yaesu Building, Marunouchi

Dai-Ichi Kikan—28, Koraibashi New^ Zealand Insurance Co.—14,

Daito Kaijo Kaisai Hokan-H, Kinu- Marunouchi

g.asa-cho Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.

Fuji Life Insurance Co.—20, Dojima —417-419, Nisshin Seimei-Kan

Kita-machi Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. — Mitsubishi

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori Building

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

Osaka Building South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Maxwell Yurakukan Building

Building,Insurance Office — Taihei

Umeda Shin-machi Straciian & Co. (Agencies) Ltd.—

Mitsui Seimei Hokan—1, Koraibashi Yu sen Building

New Zealand Insurance Co. — 35, Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. —14,.

Koraibashi Marunouchi

Nippon

. ba-shi Life Insurance Co.—7, Ima- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

6, Marunouchi

Osaka Kaijo Hokan—2, Dojima Ha- Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Eiraku

madori Building

Sale & Co., Ltd.—35, Koraibashi Toyo Life Insurance Co.—8, Otema

Scn Insurance Office—Osaka Build- chi

ing Union Insurance Society of Canton,,

-Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Ltd.—12, Marunouchi

Asahi Building, Nakanoshima Yorkshire Insurance Co.—2, Kyoba-

Taisho Kaijo Kaisai—6, Kitahama shi

Teihoku Kasai Hokan—9, Doshu-cho

Yokohama

Shimonoseki

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-eho

-Wukiu Shokai (Holme, Ringer Co.)— Amsterdam; Underwriters Associa-

5, Karato-cho tion 164, Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EI88 INSURANCE

Commercial Union Assurance Co., CHINA

Ltd.—72, Yamashita-cho

-Continental Insurance Co., of New Amoy

York—21, Honciio-dori

Dodwell & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Holstein Shipping and Insurance

Agencies--?, Yamashita-cho Antung

Home Insurance Office—73, Yama- Shaw, Geo. L.

shita-cho Canton

Manufacturers Life Insurance GogO

7.3, Yamashita-cho

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— American Asiatic Underwriters. Inc.

—Missions Building, The Bund

73, Yamashita-cho

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Andersen,

Asia

Meyer & Co.

Life Insurance Co.—Missions

Union Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho Building, The Bund

Palatine Insurance Cd., Ltd.—92, Bodiker & Co.—P.O. Box 19

Yamashita-cho :

■Schoene, F.—-73, Yamash'ita-cho Bornemann A Co.—12, F. C.

South British Insurance " Co.—77, Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Sup Sam Hong Road

Yamashita-cho China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Shewan Tomes & Co.

Ltd.—Union Building; 75d, Yama- Confederation Life Association-

shita-cho

Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho Deacon & Co.

Yangtsze Assurance Association Ltd. Ferrier,

Hongkong

Y. E.—2, F. C. Shameeh

—Union Building —33, British Concession, Shameen

Huyge'n, G. E.—2, French Concession

FORMOSA Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Manners & Co., John—62, British

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —25, Concession, Shameen

Minato-cho, Taihoku Melchers & Co. - P.O. Box' 70

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.- P.O. Reuter, Brokckelmann & Co.—27, B. 01,

Box 81, Taihoku Shameen

Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho, Taiho- Rossia Fire Bldg.,

—Missions Insurance Co. of America

The Bund

ku

Siemssen & Co.—75a, British Conces-

sion, iShameen

KOREA SonB. Life

C., Assurance

Shameen Co. of Canada—75,

Chosen Kaisai Kaijo Hoken K.K.— UtfiON Insurance Society of Canton

59, Meiji-cho, Seoul —Loxley Building, Shameen

IIokoku Keisai Keijo K.K. —158, YorkshireC.

Insurance Co., Ltd. — 65, B.

Kagane-cho, Seoul

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—1, Na- Chungking

daimon-dori, Seoul

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan American - Asiatic Underwriters,

Teikoku Seimei Hoken K.K.—85, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—124, Pei Hsiang Gai

Kogane-cho, Seoul Low & Co., P. C.

Yokohama Kaisat Keijo Hoken K.K Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada-^

—36, Shoro-dori, Seoul c/o Barry and Dodwell, Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE E 189-

Chefoo Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.—A.P.

C. Building, The Bund, S.A.D. 3

Axz & Co., O. H. British Traders' Insurance Co., Ltd.

Confederation Life Association —Union Building, Tungting Road

Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E. Carlowitz & Co.

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd. P.O. Box 2 China Trading

China Co., The—Central

Post Bldg., Hunan Road,

Smith & Co., L. H. - P.O. Box 12 S.A.D. 3

Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

Dairen ing Co.—29, Rue de Paris

Comp. Franco-Americaine d’Assur-

Anz

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Confederation Life Association

Chinese Eastern Railway Commer- Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Clemenceau

cial Agency—110, Yamagata-dori

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Crooks & Co., W. J.—Liddell Bros/

Compound, S.A.D. 3

Taito' Cg., The—18, Yamagata-dori Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting

Road

Foochow Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung.

Road, S.A.D. 1

American Asiatic Underwriters—69, Hanover A.P.C.

Fire Insurance Co. —

Building, The Bund, S.A.

Tai Ping Hsiang D.

Asia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.— Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The-

Chong Chien San, Nantai Bund, S.A.D. 3

Asia Life Insurance Co.—69, Tai Ping Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hongkong and

Hsiang Shanghai Bank Building

Bathgatf & Co.— Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund,

Confederation Life Association— 5.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.— Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.

Greig & Co., M. W. North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. Union Building, Tungting Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— O.Sassoon

E. Yongehr.

Bldg. Fed. Inc. ^ David

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Oliver Chine—Peking Road

Siemssen and Krohn

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Ramsay Schnabel,

& Co.—23, Tungting Road

Gaumer & Co.—61, Woo Tsu

Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan Street

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Siemssen & Co.—34, Hankiang Road

c/o Dodwell & Co.

Union Trading Co., The Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Central China Post Building

Union Insurance Building,

ton, Ltd.—Union Society Turigting

of Can-

Hankow Road

Harbin

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

American Asiatic Underwriters —

American Foreign Insurance Asso- 1, Konnaya St.

ciation—N.K.K. Building Asia Life Insurance Co.—1, Konnaya

Andersen, Meyer & Co. Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 90 INSURANCE

•Rryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Goeke & Co., A.—China Building

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Hannibal & Co., W. A.—15-19, Queen’s

Ltd. Road Central

Klemantaski, J. Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17. Connaught

Pelstrusoff, M. V.—P.O. Box 447 Road Central

Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd —

5, Queen’s Road Central

Hongkong Hongkong Eire Insurance Co., Ltd.

18, Pedder Street

Ameriican Asiatic Underwriters Huy gen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

Fed, Inc., U.S.A. - 12, Queen’s I On Marine & Fire Ins. Co.—26,

Road Central Bonham Strand West

Andersen, Meyer & -Co., Ltd.—0-7, Insurance Co. of North America—

Des Vceux Road Central 10, Des Voeux Road C.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Rc>ed Central 14, Queen’s Road Central

Asia Life Insurance- Co,* Jnc.—12, International Trading Co.—China

Queen’s Road Central, Building

Assurance Franco-Asiatique — China Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—18,

Building Pedder Street

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—15-19, Kotwall & Co., E. D.—French Bank

Queen’s Road C. Building

Bodiker & Co.—David House,. 67, Kwan On Insce. Co., Ltd.—29, Con-

Des Voeux Road Central naught Road West

Bornemann & Co.-r-Prince’s Bldg. Liverpool & London & Globe Ins.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd—H. K. Bank Bldg.

—Union Building Luk Hoi Tung Life Assurance Co.—

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.- 299, Des Voeux Road Central

18, Pedder Street

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., LunDesTaiVoeux Mutual Ins. Co , Ltd.—272,

Road C.

The—Union Building Manners & Co., Ltd. , John — 7,

China Underwriters, Ltd—4a, Des Queen’s Road Central

Voeux Road Central Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Shell House

8, Queen’s Road West Melchers & Co.—Queen's Building,

Co-operative Trading Co.—National i Chater Hoad

Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s

Cgutral Building

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland

Ltd. —2, Queen’s Building House, Queen’s Road Central

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- National Mutual Life Association of

French Bank Building Australasia, Ltd.—6. Des Voeux

Crownchina Co.—Oloucester Building Road Central

Crown Life Insurance Co Glou- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

cester Building 10, Des Voeux Road Central

Dastur, R. A.—Exchange Bldg. North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—H. K. Bank Union Building

Building Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo-

Gibb, Livington & Co,, Ltd.—P. & O. ration (of London) Ltd.—4a, Des

Building Voeux Road Central

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux (pvERSEAs Assurance Corporation—

Road Central 10, Des Voeux Road C.

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INSURANCE E19I

Petersen & :Go.*—,Yark Bldg. Asia Life. Insurance Co.—96, San Wei

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—P.' & Loo

O. Building Assurance Franco-Asiatique — Wu

Po On Marine Insurance & Godown Wei Loo

Co., Ltd.—288, Des Voe/ux Road C. Bryner & Co.—96, San Wei Loo

Rocha & Co., J. M. da.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central Newchwang

Ross & Co (China), Ltd., Alex.—1a;

Chater Road

Shanghai Fire & Marine Insurance Jaspersen, M. P.

Co.—269, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Shevcan, Tomes & Co.—10, !.»'>$• Voenx Ningpo

Road Central

Siemssen & Co.—6, Queen’s Rd. 0. Chen Siau Pau

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co., Special 1

Ltd.—173, Des Voeux Road Central

Sincere Life Assurance ' Co., Ltd.— Peiping

173. Des Voeux Road Central

South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Asia Life Insurance Co.—36, Teng:

—Prince’s Building Chi Kow, East City

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Assurance Franco - Asiatique — 9-11.

Gloucester Buildiiig Legation St.

Swedish Trading CA, Ltd., The— Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas & Wagon-

China Building Lits Co.—Grand Hotel de Pekin

Tung On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Danby, C. G.—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

15, Queen’s Road West Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

Union Insurance Society of Canton, of Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

Ltd.—Union Building

Union Trading Co., Ltd. —York North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—1,

Rue Marco Polo

Building

Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance 4, RueStorage

Pacific & Packing Corpn.—

Co., Ltd.—225, Des Voeux Road C. SmallwoodMarco Polo

& Co.—5, Rue Marco Polo

Wing On Life Assurance Co..

26, Des Voeux Road Central Ltd.— Tipper & Co. —Ewo Building

, Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—1 and 2, Rue Marco Polor

Hoihow Legation Quarter

Wing Fat Hong—Chungahan Road Shanghai

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road

Adams & Co., W. A.—51, Canton Road

Macao Algar & Co,, Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd.

American Asiatic Underwriters—17,

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. American The Bund

China Underwriters, Ltd — 19, ciation—51, Foreign Insurance Asso-

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro Canton Road

An Ping Insurance Co., Ltd.—212,

Kiangse Road

Mukden Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

& 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Asia Life Insurance Co.-17, The

Inc., U.S.A.—96, San Wei Loo Bund

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E192 INSURANCE

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—1, Rue General Accident, Fire and Life

Moutauban Assurance Corpn., Ltd.—60, Hong

Atlas Assurance'‘ Co.^-45, Kiukang General Kong Road

Road Insurance Co., Ltd., of Trieste

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Insurance -and Venice—18, The Bund

Blom & Yan Der Aa—3, Ezra Road Company Road

ca—113, Kiukiang of North Ameri-

Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Calker-Marshall & Co., Ltd. — 2, 17, The Bund

Peking Road International Underwriters, Ltd.—

Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road 17, The Bund.

China Assurance Corpn. Ltd. — 40, Jardine, The Bund

Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Ningpo Road Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

China Insurance

chuen Road Co., Ltd.—270, Sze-. —3, Edward Ezra Road

China Realty Co.—290, Szechuen Road Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

China Kreulen, R. A.—113, Kiukiang Road

Ming Underwriters,

Yuen Road Ltd. -185, Yuen Little & Co., Ltd., (1930) William—131,

Museum Road

China United Assurance Society, Liverpool and London and Globe In-

Ltd.—104, Bubbling Well Road surance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road

Columbia Casualty Co. of New York Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

—17, Canton Road Hamilton House

Commercial Express and Storage Co. Melchers & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Rd.

—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Meyerink Road

& Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang

Ltd.—17, Canton Road

"Compagxie d’Assurances Generales— Hugh—45,&Kiukiang

—1, Rue Montauban

Middleton Co. (Insurance),

Road Ltd.,

Compagnie Franco - Am ericas ne Road Moeller & Co., L. E.—110, Szechuen

D’Assurances—17, The Bund New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

•Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nanking 27, The Bund

Road Ningpo Insurance Co., Ltd.—470, Nan-

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— king Road

18, The Bund North British & Mercantile Insurance

Crownchina Co., Inc.—113, Kiukiang Co., Ltd.—259 Kiangse Road

Road Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund poration, Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Olivier-Chine

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd. Palatine Insurance (S.A.)—95, Museum Road

Eastern Insurance Office—470, Nan- Canton Road Co., Ltd. —17,

king Road Phoinix Assurance Co., Ltd.—27, Peking

Eastern Underwriters — 470, Nan- Road

king Road Racine & Oie.—2, Peking Road

Employers’ Liability Assurance'Cor- Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee

poration, Ltd.—Sassoon House Road

Erzinger & Co.—18, The Bund Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

Finance, Commerce and Insurance Road

Office—470, Nanking Road, Scottish Union and National Insur-

First Fidelity Ins. Co.- 40* Ningpo ance Co.—18, The Bund

Road Shanghai Insurance Office—299, Sze-

Fuhrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd! chiien Road.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OE TRADES

INSURANCE EI93'

Sincere Insurance and Investment China Express Co., Ltd.—33, Erh

ching Lu, 3rd Special Area

Co., Ltd.—403, Chekiang Road

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— China Securities Co.—12, Victoria

403, Chekiang Road Terrace

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— China Underwriters, Ltd.

18, The Bund

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—1, The Oolinet, geois

G.—16, Rue Henri Bour-

Bund

S,un Life Assurance Co. of Canada— 98, VictoriaUnion

Commercial

Road

Assurance Co.—

- 218, Szechuen Road

TatKiaugse Insurance Co., Ltd. — 406, Fairchild & Co., Ltd. Taku Road

Ping Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52,

Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. -406, Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Kiangse Road Haiho Trading Co. — 98, Victoria

Toeg, E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road Road

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—139,

Co., Ltd.—18, The Bund Rue de Takou

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Home Insurance Co. of New York-

Ltd.—26, The Bund 140, Victoria Road

Union Marine & General Insurance Jardine, Matheson & Cp., Ltd.—Vic-

Co., Ltd.—27, Peking Road toria Road

Union Underwriters of China—299, Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Szechuen Road —Siemens China Bldg., Taku Road

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

Canton Road of Canada—144, Victoria Road

West of Scotland Insurance Office, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

Ltd.—17, Canton Road chi Road

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Tientsin North China Insurance

ment Co.—I-Ping Building& Invest-

American Asiatic Underwriters— Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee Corpora-

139, Rue de Takou tion—187, Victoria Road

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Shanghai Insurance Office - 30, Rue

ciation—140, Victoria Road i Corbet

Asia Life Insurance Co.—96, Rue de . Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Paris

Assurance Franco Asiatique — Rue ‘Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.

Ltd.—95, Rue de Baron-Gros, F.C.r

de F ranee

Begue, H. -40, Rue Henri Bourgeois Victoria Road Insurance Co.—187,

South British

Blom & Van der da—Taku Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading !Sun187,Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Victoria Road

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

III Co.—14, Italian Bund

British Traders' Insurance Co., Ltd. Tipper & Co.—187, Victoria Road

—57, Victoria Road

Butterfield- & Swire—121, Victoria j Union —57,

Insurance Society of Canton

Victoria Road

Road

Central Insurance Co.—113, Ruei du Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Rd.

Chaylard , Wing On Insurance Co., Ltd.—Rue

Century Insurance Co. Laville, F. C.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E194 INSURANCE

Swatow Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-

ceau

Manners Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ping St. & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong Ltd.

Melcheks & Co.,—28, Yeong Ping Road

Tsinan Saigon

Ksianpu Insurance Office, L.—38, Wei American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

Wu Lu —50, Rue Lefebvre

Ma & Co., Y. C.—87, Fourth MainRd. Asia Life Insurance Co.—50, Rue

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Wei Chi Lefebvre

Lu Biedermann & Co.

Tsingtao Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’As-

surance—50, Rue Lefebvre

Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

Road gating d'Extreme-Orient—12, Rue

Casey & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road Boissy d’Anglas

China^Underwriters, Ltd. David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue

Chaigneau

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—86, Kwan Hsien Diethelm

Road & Co.—20, Quai de Belgique

Siemssen & Co.,—Kwangtung Rd. Ogliastro & Co.—50, Quad de Belgigue

Ulf-Hansen & Co.—20, Kuantao Road Suriwongse Road

SpCIETE InDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

Weihaiwei Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guynemer

The Export & Import Co., Ltd. of

Confederation Life Association Cochinchine—39, Quai de Belgique

Fock Tai & Co.

Wuchow SIAM

ChinafUnderwriters, Ltd. Bangkok

INDO-CHINA Berli, Jucker & Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.

Hanoi COUPER-JOHNSTON & Co., D.

Asia Life Ins. Co.—Rue Paul Bert Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Oompagnie FrancxuAmericaine d’As- Fire Insurance Association of Siam

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

surance—Rue Paul Bert Ltd.—1765, Bush Lane

Larrive, C.—Rue Paul Bert

Maron, Paul—46, Boulevard Henri International Engineering Co., Inc.

—Chartered Bank Lane

Riviere

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Haiphong Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

New Road

American Asiatic Under-writers, Wai'gh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Nai Lert

Ltd.—59, Boulevard Henri. Riviere Bldgs.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE

MALAYA Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—64, Beach St.

United Traders, Ltd.

Johore

Perak

■Leerdam. D. J.—8, Jalan Maharani

Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar China Underwriters, Ltd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Malacca Ltd.—Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Harper Galfillan & Co., Ltd. -I’poh

■China Underwriters, Ltd. — 11. Sime, Darby& &Co.,Co.,Ltd.—Ipoh

McAlister

Ltd.—94, Brews-

Blacksmith Street ter Road, Ipoh

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross

Street Selangor

Koh Keng Bock & Co.—11, Black-

smith Street Blunn & Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Lim Keng & Co.—77, First Cross St. Street, Kuala Lumpur

Sime Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road China Underwriters, Ltd.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Go.,

Penang Ltd.—1-3, Old Market Street

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Lumpur

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St. Harrisons,

Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a Weld Quay Barker & Op., Ltd.—

Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

China Underwriters, Ltd. McAlister & Co., Ltd.—High Street.

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach St. Kuala Lumpur

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—12, Church St. Oriental Govt. Security Life Assur-

Durege & Thomas, Ltd. Co.—Oriental Bldg., Java Street

Fire Insurance Association of Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3,

Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Malaya—Chartered Bank Chambers

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Planters’ Stores Agency Qo., Ltd.

Ltd.—21, Beach Street —Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay Richards & Co., D—Klang

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—23, Russell & Co., J. A.

Beach Street Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.- 14, Market

Kennedy & Co.—2n, Beach Street St., Kuala Lumpur

Kennedy, Burkill & Co.—39, Beach Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—2, Rodger St.,

Kuala Lumpur

Street

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers Singapore

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

35, Weld Quay American Foreign Insurance Associa-

McAlister & Co., Ltd. tion—Mercantile Bank Building

North British and Mercantile In- Asia Insurance Go,, Ltd.—6, 7 & 8,

surance Co., Ltd.—39, Beach Street Chulia Street

Paterson Simons & Co.—9, Weld Asia Life Insurance Co.—Cl6, H.K.

Quay Bank Chambers

. Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—29, Beach

Street Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—c/o Har-

Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street rison, Barker & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E196 INSURANCE

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co.. Liverpool and London and Globe In-

Ltd.—Gresham House, Battery Road surance Co., Ltd.—French Bank

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Col- Building, Raffles Place

lyer Quay Liverpool Victoria Insurance Cor-

Batavia Sea 149a,

and Fire poration—Commercial Union Bldg.

Ltd.—139/ MarketInsurance

Street Co., London and Lancashire Insurance-

Blom and van dee Aa • ~ Chartered Go., Ltd.—Union Building

Bank Chambers Mansfield & Co.—Ocean Building,

British Equitable Assurance Co., Collyer Quay

Ltd.—6, Chartered B,a:nk Chambers Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

British Traders'' Insurance Co.. The—2nd Floor, Hong Kong Bank

Ltd.—Union Building, .Oollyer Quay Chambers

Marine

Caledonian Insurance Go.—Mercan- Assurance Society and General 'Mutual Life

tile Bank Bldg. — The Arcade,-

11A.

Cheong Koon Seng & Co.—30 A 31, Marine InsuranceCollyer Quay

Chulia Street,tnear Raffles Place Co., Ltd. — The

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— McAlister Arcade, 11-A, Collyer Quay

Ujjion Building & Co., Ltd. — Gresham

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 2nd Moine, House, Battery Road

Floor, Hong Kong Bank Chambers Comte & Co., Ltd.—Ground

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Motor Floor, Union Building, Collyer Quay-

Ltd.—Corner of Robinson Road and Malaya.Insurance Association of

Telegraph Street

Confederation Life Association—34- Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.—

5, Malacca Street

35, Mercantile Bank Bldg.

Credit . Foncier d’Extreme Orient— National Employers Mutual Cenerad

Insurance Association,

3rd Floor, Meyer' Chambers

Eastern United Assurance Cor- National Chambers, Raffles PlaceLtd.—Meyer

poration Ltd., The —16d, Cecil St. Mutual Life Association of

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Neav Australasia, Ltd—Union Building

poration—c/o Wm. C. Jack & Cb. Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— North Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Union Building, Collyer Quay British and Mercantile In-

Genera! surance Co., Ltd.—Meyer Chambers,

suranceAccident,

Corpn.—1st Fire Floor,

& LifeHong

As- Raffles Place

Kong Bank Chambers North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Union Building, Collyer Quay

Ltd.—Great Eastern Life Bldg., Norwich Union Fire Insurance iSo-

Cecil Street ciety, Ltd. — Mercantile Bank

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road Chambers

Harper, Gilfillan & Co;, Ltd. — Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Hongkong Bank Building poration, Ltd. — Chartered Bank

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.— Chambers

Chartered Bank Chambers Ocean Marine

Ho Hong Co.—61,' Chulia Street c/o Meyer Bros.Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Insurance Office 'of Australia, Ltd. Overseas Assurance Corporation,

—Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place Ltd., The—China Bldg., Chulia St.

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Street and Collyer Quay

Cl2, Hongkong Bank Chambers

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis—E-2, Hong-

Building, Prince Street kong Bank Chambers

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.—Chartered Bank Chambers The—17/18 Mercantile)Bank Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

INSURANCE E197

■Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.— Pitcairn, Syme & Co.—

Gresham House iSamarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co.

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—Cecil House, Sun Life Assurance Co. oe Canada

9, De Souza Street

Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char- Macassar

tered Bank Chambers

Sandilands, Buttery & Co. — 28-31,

Meyer Chambers Samarangsche Zee & Brand—P.O.

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Box 38

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

2, Finlayson Green Padang

Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial

Union Building Van Nie & Co. ;

—Handelskade, 30

Straits-Java Trading Co., N. V.—

132-136, Robinson Road

Sun Insurance Office—French Bank Sourabaya

Building, Raffles Place

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd.Ltd. — c/o.

China Underwriters,

3rd Floor, Hong Kong Bank Bldg.

Swee Seng & Co.—Victoria Building, Sluyters & Co.

63a, Victoria Street Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insu- Union Insurance Society Co. of Can-

rance Co., Ltd.—57 & 58, Chulia St. ton, Ltd.

Thames

French& Bank

MerseyBldg.,

Marine Ins.Place

Raffles Co.—

Union Assurance Society—Commer- Sumatra

cial Union Buildings Assurantiekantoor van Bladeren

Union InsuranceBldg.,

Ltd.—Union Society of Canton,

Collyer Michelsen, N.V.—P.O.

Quay Harrisons Box 47 &

Watts

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Raffles Handel Maapchappij Guentzel& Schu-

Chambers macher—Medan

Tangtsze Insurance Association, Sandilands, Buttery & Co.

Ltd.—Union Bldg., Collyer Quay

Sluyters & Co. .

NETHERLANDS-INDIA Van Nie & Co.

Batavia PHILIPPINE'ISLANDS

American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ltd.—P.O. Box 21

Asia Life Insurance Co.—P.O. Box Manila

21

Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt Schro- American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

—Samanillo Building, Escplta

der, N. V.

China Underwriters, Ltd.-c/o Rose American InternationalBldg.,

ters, Inc.—Samanillo Underwri-

Escolta

Taylor & Co., Ld.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Asia Life Insurance Co.—619, Escolta

-P.O. Box 21 Assurance & Thrift Association, Ltd.

■Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- ofCit3Sydney, r Australia—21

Bank Buirding, Binondo(8, National

ration, Ltd.—Kali Besar Oost 23

Gndeplinge Levensverzekering van Atlas Assurance

Building, (Do., Ltd.-^Kneedier

Sta. Crud

Eigen Hulp

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E198 INSURANCE

Behn, Meyer & Co., Hu.—227, David, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

Binondo City Bank Building, Binondo

China Fire liisoRANCE Co., Dro.—619, Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—619,

Escolta, Binondo Escolta, Binondo

China Insurance ANiijSurety Co.. Inc. Pearl Assurance Co , Ltd.—19, Es-

—614, Gandafa colta, Binondo

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc.^—Insu-

Ltd. (Fir'e)—Hong'kbng & Shanghai lar Life Blclg.

Bank Bldg., Binondo Phcenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—178,

Compania General de Tabacos de Fili- Juan Luna, Binond'o

pinas—212, Marques de Comillas Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build-

Crown,Life Insurance Co.—Cu Un- ing, Escolta, Binondo

jieng Building Rosenstock, C. W.—124, T. Pinpin

Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo. H.—619, Roxas y Oompania—719, Echague

Escolta

Elser, Inc., ’E. E1—400, Kneedler Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—112-113,

M. de Binondo

Bldg.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Escolta, BinondoCo., Ltd., The—19r

Sea Insurance

poration, Ltd.—K needier Building, Smith, Bell & Co.—Hongkong Bank

Sta. Cruz

Fidelity Surety Co. of the Philip- SunBuilding, Binondo

Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

pine Islands.—Monte . de Piedad Heacock Building

Building Spielberger, A. K.—Heacock Bldg.

Findlay Millar Timber Co.—Chaco Union Insurance Society of Can-

Bldg.

Forbes, Munn '

Ltd,—Wise Building, 174-176,

Luna

Muelle de Binondo'

Fuso Marine & Tire' Insurance : Co., United

Muelle

States Life Insurance Co.—

de la Industria

Ltd., The—Perez Samanillo Bldg.,

Binondo Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—Luizr

Guttridge and CF,ambers, Inc.— Rerez Samanillo Bldg.

129, Juan. Luna. West Coast Life Insurance Co. of

Hanson, Orth cV Stevenson, Inc.— Wise San Francisco—Facing P. Burgos

Chaco Bldg. & Co., Inc.—Wise Building,

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Yangtsze 174/176, Juan Luna

—90, Plaza Moraga Insurance Association—619,

Juyco, Velilia A- Co.—Binondo Escolta, Binondo

Keller & Op., lin. A.—178, Juan Luna Insurance Lin

Yek Tong Co., Fire

Ltd. —& 320,

Marine

Das-

Keeling, Inc.', C. - 153, Padre Gomez, marinas, Binondo

Quiapo Zuellig, Inc., F. E.—55-63, Rosario

Ker & Co., Lrt>. lb. Callejon San

Gabriel Iloilo

Law Union & Rock Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—19, EsOolta, Binoudo

Luzon' Investment' Co., Inc.—Regina Wise & Co., Inc.& Co., Ltd.

Warner Barnes

Bldg.

Manila Pire Insurance Association—

174, Juan Luna Cebu

Manufacturers

of Toronto —Life Insurance

Kneedler Co., Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Building,

Sta. Cruz Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Menzi & Co.—180,'Juan Luna Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box HK>

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

Zamboanga Kobayashi Kitajiro—81, Horai-cho

S'iilNDO Yeitarq—8, Jizo-eho

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Yamada Fukuji—16, Tsurnoka-cho

BORNEO Moji

Sarawak Jinen Gumx G. K.—Tanoura

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 6, Main Matsui Rihachiro—Hon Kawa-cho

SiiiNKAi-GuMi,: G. K.—Ozkubo, Tan-

Bazaar, Kuching oura

Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai Taishi Tekko K.K.—Komorie

Street

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS Nagasaki

JAPAN Hashimoto Shokai—1, Moto Funa-

machi

Kobe HiGUCHi MiTStriri—24, Ura-tnachi

Okubei Gomei Kaisha—44, Daikok-

Arata ZosEjTrSHO—322, Nishide-machi machi

Akashi Tekko-sho — 15, Kamisawa-

dori Nagoya

Fujiwara Tekko-sho—16, Kagura-cho

Boki Seizo K.K.—Wakinohama Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho

Hanshin Tekko-sho—6, Ichiban-eho Daido Denki Seikosho—60, Maru-

yama

Hirano Tekko-sho—9, MatsubaeTdori Inshihara '

Ishinabe Tekko-sho—11, Kagura-cho, Shoten—82, Higashi Yana-

Kato Tekko-sho—8, Yoban-cho gi ranch],

Kobayashi Tekko-sho, G.K.—Higasbide- Isobe Tekko Goshi Kaisha^S?, Shino-

nome-cho

machi

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki- machi Iron Works—12, Nagare-

Matsui

cho Okaya & Co.—7, Teppo-cho

Morita Setsaku-sho—7, Trie-dbri

Nakata- Tekko-sho—7,' Wakinohama- Osaka

cbp

Okamoto Tekko-sho—149, Higashide- Adachi Tekko-sho—67, Honden-ch>

machi

Sanyo Kosaku-sho K.K.—8, , Ypban- Arita Seiko-sho—2i7, Shimazu-ct.c

sho Balfour & Co. Ltd., Arthur—Nippon

Teikoku Tekko K.K. — Shinonoihe- , Kajj o- Bu tiding

dori Bohler'

Yamaha TEKKO-snb—41, Shibya-cho MinamiKeitei Gosiii K A LSI f A —142,

Yotsui Tekko-sho—8, Higashi Kawa- Daito'Seiko K.K.—32, Fuku-maehi

saki-cho Eujimotq Seiko-sho—,19, Minami Aji

kawa-cho

Hakodate Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg.

Honda Seishinsho-HS, Yoshinyama-

Hoshino Kogyo K.K.—209, Higashi cho

Kawa-cho Joaava Tekkohsho—333, Kujo Mxnami-

Kamata Yuzo—7, Ohmachi dori

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E200 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

Kaneda Toeaji—1061, Sakuragawa-cho Doitsu Seiko K.K.—t2, Marunouchi

Mansson iShokai—645, Osaka Build- Fuji Seiko K.K.—Marunouchi Bldg.

ing, Sozo-cho Cb.-1—Jitsugyo Building

Matsumoto Seiko-sho—18, Sangenya Eishinsha

Escher Wyss Engineering Works-

Ichiba 778, Marunounchi Building

Nagata Meriyasu Kikai K.K.—42, Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Build-

Kyobashi

Nihon Seiko Goshi Kaisha—24, Ita- ing, Uchisaiwai-cho

chibori Kit ado ri Hattori Seisakusho K.K.—1, Eiraku-

Poldi Steel Works—7/2, Saiwaicho- clio

dori Hoda Steel Works—53, Fujimicho

Sawatake Kikai Kogyo Kenktjsho— Karatsu Tekko-sho — Marunouchi

49, Kita Ikuno-cho Building

Schoeller-Bleokmann Phoenix Seiko Kitayama Shoten—1, Minaminabe-cho

G. K.—48, Itachibori

Styrian Steel Works—3, Minami Lemke, Walter—8, Marunouchi

Sakaigawa Matsumura Tekko-sho—719, Horinou-

Sumida Sakttgoro Shoten—4, Itachi- chi

bori

Takasago Tekko K.K.—13, Itachibori su-chq iSeitetsu Kaisha—1, Yae-

Mitsubishi

Toa Seiko K.K.—30, Shin-machi Nihon Seikosho K.K.—Chiyoda Bldg.

Toyo Seiko K.K.—19, Kitahama-cho Niigata 'Steel Works—21-gokan, Ma-

Watanabe Tekko-sho—39, Kuji Mina- runouchi

mi-dori Nishioka Steel Work—25, Sarugaku-

Shimonoseki cho

Okada Shoten—29, Motomachi

Hayashikane Tekko Zosen K.K.—Ta- Poldi Steel Works — 1, Shintomi-

cho, 1-chome

kesaki-cho

Ichikawa Tekko Zosensho—Isaki-cho Sato Seisaku-sho—263, Shimo-osaki-

Matsushita Zosen Tekkosho-Take- cho

saki-cho Schmitz & Co., P.—Tokyo Tatemono

Shima Tekko-sho—Takesaki-cho Building-

Takahashi Saiji—Takesaki-cho Shiba Seisaku-sho- 38, Tamatsuzaka

Styrian Steelwork, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

Tokyo bori

Toa Seiko K.K.—1703, Minamihama-

Aall kawa

ing & Co. Ltd.—Mitsubishi 21st Build- Tokyo Tekkotsu Kyoryo Seisaku-sho

Akashi Seisaku-sho—N. Y. K. Build- —4, Tsukimicho

ing Tokyo Elevator G. K.—1, Hogon-

Allen

nouchiSons & Co., Ltd., W.H.—6, Maru- kucho

Ando Tekko-sho—Higashi Nakadori Toyo Kyoekisha Tekko-sho—403, Shi-

Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Sir W.G. mo Osakicho

—8, Marunouchi Yamagata Skisakusho —16, Sakura-

Asakura Seisaku-sho — Marunouchi gawa

Building Yamawa SeisakWsho—2, Hatagaya

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—6, Yanase Tekko-sho—146, Tamahimecho

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS E20I

Yokohama Dairen Tekkosho—2, Sakae-chp

Gadelitjs & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Aita Tekko-sho—12, Yoshihama-sho Siitnryodori

Arata Tekko-sho G. K.—3567, Aoki- cho Yoko Tekko-bu—;8, Yamate-

cho

Date Tekko-sho K.K.—6, Takigashi- Toba Y iko—8, Omi-machi

ra-cho

Kotaki Zosen Tekko-sho—Moriya-cho Hankow

Mikamt Tekko-sho—78, Sumiyoshi- Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

cho ing Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris Exten.

Nippon Juzo KjK.—iSuehiro-cho Siemens China do.—3, Wilson St.

Oriental

KawasakiSteel

City Produces Co., Ltb.^—

Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho Harbin

Yamada Zosen Tekko-sho—3559, Aoiki- Fetisoff Bros.—21, Mostovaya Street

cho

Yokohama Kosakusho KJK.—1, Haya- Skodaworks,

Pristan

Ltd.—2, Commercial St.

shi-cho

Yokohama Tekko-sho K.K.—Chiwaka-

cho Hongkong

KOREA Davie, Boag & Go., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Road Central

E. Hing &

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K.—91, Nan- Globe Trading Go.—37,Co.—25,. Wing Wo Street

daimon-dori, Seoul Des Voeux

Roa,d Central

Japan Steel Products Co.—Keijo Build- Kelly & Co., Ltd.—It,' Queen's' Road'

ing Central

Koga Fukutaro—9, Horai-cho Lee Tung Wo Brass & Iron Foundry

Marusan

cho Shokai G. K.—162, Horai- —133, Portland Street, Kowloon

Showa Shoji K.K.—13, Kanko-dori Maison, BuildingF. Mathieu, .Ste.I Ame.—Prince’s

Yee On—19, Hillier Street

FORMOSA Mukden

Taiwan Chuzo K.K.—117, Dairyudo- Fujita & Co., INQ.—24, Naniwa-dori

cho, Taihoku

Taiwan Iron Works — Takao-gai.

Takao Shanghai

Toa Iron Works—Kehsei-cho, Tai-

hoku Bohler Bros. & fJo., Ltd.—107, Museum

Koshin Shokai, Ltd. — Kyo-machi Cameron Road

Taihoku & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—

81, Jink6e Road

Chung Hwa Steel PrOdHcTs Co.,

CHINA Ltd.—89, Foochow Road

Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—34,

Dairen Museum Road

Ferrostaal, A. G.—30, Foochow Road

Dairen Engineering Works, Ltd.— Guest, Keen & Nettlefbids, Ltd.—

Daisan-cho I 120, Jinkee Road

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E202 IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS—JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd. IRedpath Brown & Co., Ltd.—Hong-

—33, Szechuen Road kong Bank Chambers

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road United Engineers, Ltd —River Val-

McGregor Iron Works—233, Ward ley Road

Road

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel - 20, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Museum Road

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Manila

Road

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze- Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

chuen Road Manila—71-77, Muelle de la Industria

United States Steel Products Co. — Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

17, Canton Road of New York—National City Bank

Building

Tientsin Earnshaws Dooks & Honolulu Iron

Works—Second Street, Port Area

Ferrostaal, G.m.b.H.—29, Consular Perez Luna

Samanillo, Rafael—116-122, Juan

Road Philippine Spuncrete, Inc. — Heac ck

Otte & Co.—29, Consular Road Building

Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, W. Wilson Street Schnitzler Sons.—957, C. Ongpin

Verlinden, M.—Capitol Building

MALAYA

JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS,

Penang ETC.

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach JAPAN

Street Kobe

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop

Street Asahi iShoten—Tor Hotel Road

Perak Chiyoda-ya Shoten—193, Motomachi-

dori

Gedeon, Freres—40/15, Isobe-dori

United Engineers, Ltd.—Lahat Road, Hikai Shoten—222, Motomachi-dori

Ipoh Iwami-ya Shoten—43, Sannomiya-dorl

Malacca Mita Bijutsu-ten — 161, Motomachi-

dori

Nambu Shigeru Shoten—270, Moto-

United Engineers, Ltd.— 1, Riverside machi

Shibachu Shoten—45, Motomachi-dori

Selangor Swiss Watch Import Co.— Crescent

Building

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., YAmato dori

Brds. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

The—246, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Osaka

Haneda Kikinzokuten—7, Shinsaiba-

Butter, W.—137-139, Cecil Street shi

Hume

BukitPipe East), Ltd.—6th Mile Harada

(FarRoad

Timah dori

Genhodo — 30, Andojibashi-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC. E203

Hattobi & Co., Ltd., K.—IT, Bakuro- Peiping

oho

Iwaide Kncm—17, Baichiman-dori Raymond Dreyfus—98, Morrison Str.

Matsuya—2, Andoj ibashi

Mubaki & :Oo., S.-4-Minamikyuhoji Shanghai

SHOBIDO ' iSWfetXERY "Co.' Ki- Beraha, D. & Stetten,' Ltd.—320,

tahama Kiangse Road

YAMAGUJMHi^TAjSKiKy K. R.—30. Korai- Hilsberg, Wtm.—103, Kiukiang Road

bashi • *

Yamamoto Mark-do—Sbigiiio-cho Hirsbrunner & Co.—659, Szechuen Road

; Ismer & Co., C, 244, Nanking Road

: Tokyo

;Nose Draqon &-Co,—207-9, Boone Road

T—■ Owari-cho | Sennet Freres—137, Nanking Road

Japan Diamond Co.—6, i Ullmann & Co., J.—410,.Szechuen Road

Kume Takao—17v Mipami Igamachi

Mikuni Pearl Co., Ltd.—5, Muro- MALAYA

, OVJOOi ,■ _ >! Y.l.t.->'AOS : .

Tensho-do—16, Owari-cbo Penang

Yokohama De Silva, Ltd., B.P.—1, Bishop St.

Storch Brothers, Ltd. —4, Beach

Aofii Tokeiten—47, Fukutomi-cho Street

Ishikawa Tokeiten—6, Isezaki-chOi Wassiamull, AssoaiOLTicfeCo.—12, Bishop

Kawakita Tokeiten—43, Binten-dorl Street

Musashiya Shoten, G. K.—12, Masago- Perak

oho

Suzuki Tokeoten—101, Noge-cho

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market Str.,

CHMA Ipoh

Storch Bros.—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

Hongkong

Selangor

Beraha, M.—14, Queen’s Road C.

Chellaram, D.—China Bldg. Hendry, P. H.—2/4, Batu Road, K.L.

Isack Regold & Co.— 225, Batu Road, K.L.

ing &r Co. — Hongkong Hotel Build- Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L.

Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build- Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37-39, Java

ing Street, Kuala Lumpu

Mayen & Co.—37^ Quean’s Road C.

Sennet Freres—Gloucester Building Singapore

Ullmann & Co., J.—Alexandra Build-

ing, Chater Road Brisk & Co.—26, Battery Road

Dairen De Silva, Ltd., B. P—19-21, High

Street

Miyazaki Shomei-do—84, Naniwa-cho Ezekiel & Sons, M.—Raffles Chambers,

Raffles Place

Okudo Tokeiten—137, Naniwa-cho Flinter, Ltd., A.—6, Raffles Place

Omi -Yojp G.K.—37, Haniyra-pho Frankel Bros. — Frankels Building,

Tensho-do— 90, Naniwa-inaehi ' . ' 101, Victoria Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

•E204 JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.--LAND & ESTATE AGENTS

Gammeteb & Co., E. O.—Winchester Manila Jewelry StOre—38, P. Moraga-

House (Opposite Clifford Pier) Tiffany, The—408-410, Carriedo, Cor.

Gobssele, R. F.—2a, Robinson Road PlazaM iranda, Quiapo

Kong Sun & Co.—55, North Bridge

Road LABORATORY EQUIPMENT FAC-

Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, TORIES—(Nee Page B23)

Battery Road

Ullmann, Rene- Raffles Place LACES—-‘(Nee-: under Silk and also

Was'siamull Asoomull & Co.—Si and Page B23)

33, High Street

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Batavia JAPAN

Jaissie & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 68 Kobe

Sourabaya Chuo Sokusan, K. K.—9, Tachibana-

dori

Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 12 dori Horai Fudosan, K. K.—10, Kaigan-

Sirapang Kangyo Shoji, K. K.—Sakae-machi

Semarang Morimoto Shoten, K. K.—3, Isogami-

dori

Maison Preciosa—Badjong 115 Teikoku' Shinyei, K. K.—37, Fusu-

noki-cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CHINA

Manila Hankow

Abolafia, Inc., M. & C.—122,Nueva Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Bern ado & S ons—85, Rosario 4, Rue Clemenceau

El Barato—300, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Brilliante D. Trinidad e Hijos— Harbin

408, .Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

El ZA5FIR0—682,,Rizal Ay^., Sta. Cruz Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor-

El, Zenith Jewellery STORE-pS.^-Sa, Es- govaya, N.T,

‘ cbita, Bihondo

Filipino Expert Inc.—314, Echague Hongkong

Heacock Co., H.E.—120-130, Escolta,

and David Bihondo China Entertainment

La Estrella Del Norte—46-50 Escolta vestment Co., Ltd. 34,andQueen’s

LandRoad

In-

La SAMPAGtriTA - 305, Misericordia Central

Laperal, Victorina G. Db—Laperal Chinese ings

Estates, Ltd.—China Build-

H9iiB

Building, 851-853, Rizal

Lateral de Guzman, Maxima—^50-852, Central Co., D. H:—1, Des Voeux Road

Cooper &

Rizal Avenue, iSta. Cruz.

Levy BlVM,' Inc,—35, Plaza Sta. Cruz Credit —French Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Bank Building

LEvy Hermanos, Inc.—46-50 Escolta, David & do., S. J.—67/69, Des Voeux

Binondo Road Central

 CXdS,S.lFIEU LIST OF TRADES

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS E206

Ellie & EDGABrr-r-sHolland House, | Lester, Johnson, and Morriss—20,

Queen’s Road Central Kiukiang Road

Greaves, A. P.—LI, Queer’s Road C. , Metropolitan Land • Co., Ltd.—81.

G-rose ffl Cd.‘, J. F.—6, Des Yceux i Jinkee Road

Road Oen'tval Miao Kay Pah—Lane 13,u Con-

Hong Kong L\nd Investment and naught Road and maiePt

Agf.ncv Co., Ltd.-- Queen’s Bldg. 1 Moeller &—Go.— L. E.—HO, Szechuen

Hong Kq^g k Kovloon Land & Loan Road ;

Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road West Moore & Co., Ltd^ L.—88, Museum

Hong Kong Realty & Trust Co.* Ltd. Roa<^l(i.. ,jc.i --a«T tiyYi x/i

—Exchange Building Mutual iNy.ESpiENT Co. -.89, Foochow

Humphreys & Finance ,Cq., "Road ’ ' " '

Estate Building

Ltd.—Alexandra

.tr _ j_t

Nissim, N, Fred—278, Kiangse Road

Kwok Hin Wang—17. Connaught Rd , Powell, Sidney^.—fJQ, Szechuen Koad

Central

Metropolitan ’ Land Co., Ltd.—12, Realty Investment Co., Fed. Inc.—12,

The Bund

Queen’s Road Central Republic Land ]!nvestment Co.—149,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Peiping Shanghai Land Investment Co.—100,

Jinkee Road

■Gameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei Sopber Road & Co.,- Theodore ' ; —131, ‘ Museum

Hutung

Spence, Poiunson & Partners — 27,

Shanghai Peking Road

SuHR, K. H.—^66, Peking Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hong Kong rf0EG, E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road

Road j :o; West End Estates, Ltd.—29, Avenue

Asia Realty Company—110, gzechuen Edward YII

Road

Bisset & Cp.. J. P,—12, The Bund Tientsin

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—;391, Kiang-

se Road China Securities' Co., Inc.—12, Vic-

Calatjioni, Hsieh & Co.—110, Han- toria Terrace

kbw Road Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Cathay Land Co.—Sassoon House 111 Rue de France

China Realty Co.-—290, ^zechuen Road Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace

Chinece Auctioneering Fischer,

Co., Ltd.— near TungEmil,FuS.—15,

Chiaoex-Austrian Bund,

t57, Peking Road

Credit Foncier d’EntremD Orient— Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.

49, Taku Road

13, The Bund

Crone, Erik—294, Szechuen Road

Cumine & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen Tsingtao

Road

Darre, Marcel-^1, The Bund Lennox

David & Co., S. J.—320, Kiangse Rd.

Creat Shanghai Realty Co., The—24, xVETHERLANDS INDIA

The Bund

Hsin Heng

VII

Krivoss Realtt Co.—1331, Avenue poortstraat 34 A.—Binnen Nieuw-

Ockerse, F. W.

Joffre

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E206 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

MALAYA Penang

Negri Sembilan Anthony & Co.—9,’Beach, Street

Mansergh

Penang Street

Seremban

Dennys & Co., A.~r22A, Beach Street

Perak Lim Cheng Teik—292, Brick Kiln

Road

Foo Nyit Tse—321, Lahat Road ■Estate & Trust Agencies—ii, Light

Yin F'oon Chan and Nyit Shin—321, Street

Lahat Road Kong & Co.—ip, Penang Street

Selangor

Malacca

Barlow & Co. — Eastern Smelting

Building Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.e.

Gleeson & Co.—139A, Am pang Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Low Leong Hhat—6A, Brickfield Road, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kuala Lumpur

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Manila

Soc. Intornationale de Plantations

et de Finance—Laidlaw Building, Araneta, Inc.—Insular Life Building

Kuala Lumpur

Socfin & Co.—P.O. Box 330, Kuala AyaLa nondo

& Go.—Pilipinas Building, Bi-

Lumpur

Teh Seow Teng—16, Weld Road, Cv Unjieng, Leopoldo — Cu Jieng

Kuala Lumpur Bldg.

Farrk HeumaNos—97, Cristobal, Paco

Singapore Hoskins & Co., C. M. — 1S5, <. David

Street, Plaza Cervantes

Abdeeiv & Co,j. Ltd.—16, Jalan Masjid, ‘Juyco, ’ Yelilla & ‘ Co.—11.0,; Crystal

(iff Changi Road Arcade Bldg.

Abdeen, H. —16, Jalan Masjid, Off Madrigal & Co.—8, Muelle del Ban-

Changi

! Road co Nacional

AlkafII & Co.—70 & 70a, The Arcade Manila Development--306, Kneedler

Alsagoff, S. O. — 35a,. Winchester Building

House (Third Floor)

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Bldg., Collyer Philippine Land Improvement Co.—

Insular Life Building, .Binondo

Quay

Credit FonciIir''d’Extreme Orient— ing, EscoltaV,—Crystal Arcade Build-

Ramirez, J.

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers Rizal Park- Co.^, Ino.—Paterno Build-

East Asiatic Co;—12, Raffles Quay ing

Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Rosenstock, C. w.—124,^ T.; Pippin,

Ltd.—9-B, & G d’Almeida Street Bihondo

Peek & Co., Ltd. — E-2, Hongkong Roxas y Qompania 719, Echagne

Bank Chambers

St. Helen's Cohry (Singapore), Ltd. San Juan Heights Co.—680, Rizal

—Shell House, . Collyer Quay . Ave.

Strickland & Co.—56' The Arcade Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS E207

LAWYERS Suzuki Law Office — Marunouchi

Building

JAPAN Uzawa Somei Law Office—12, Naka-

dori

Kobe Vogt, Dr. K. & R. Sonderhoff—

Yaesu Building

Akita, Shintaro—62, Kusunoki-cho

De Becker, de Becker & Seisald— Yokohama

Meikai Building

Fujimura KazuO — 3, Nakayamate- Spence, Wm. B.—45a, Yamashita-chp

dori

Ike Zenichi—90, Nakayamate-dori CHINA

Isogaava Noaichi^122, 'Isogawa. dori

Matsuno, Dr. H.—11, Yamamoto-dori Hankow

Nakamura

machi & Co., Ltd. -- C42 Nishi- Bailey & Perry—16s, Fpucheong Road

Ohta Yasutani—40, Nakayamate-dori

Toshida Seizo—31, Akashi-machi Hongkong

Osaka Arculli, A. el—^Stb^k Exchange Bldg.

Brutton, & Co., Geo. K. Hall—lo,

Asamura Tokyo Jumusho—27, Kita- Des Vobux Road Central

hg,ma Chau Tsun Nin, Hon. Mr. — 8,

■Osaka Tokyo Dairikyoku — 16, Kita Queen’s Road West

hama D’Almada & Co., Leo—David House

Yomota Tei—36,: Okawa-cho (1st floor),

Yuasa Law Office—42, Eitahama D’Almada & Mason—20, Queen’s Road

Central

Tokyo Deacons—1, DesjVoeux Road Central

Hastings & Co.—15-1,9, Queen’s Rd. C

Abe Maoyuki—Marunouchi Building Johnson, Bank Building

Stokes & Master—H.K’

Akiyama -Law Offic^^I; Mitsubishi Kwan, C. Y.—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Building

Cahusac, A. F. -7, Nakadori Lo & Lo—Alexandra Building

Gadsby, J.—12, Marummchi, Kojima- Lo, Hin ShinIg—Chung Tin ,Bldg.'

chi-ku Lo, Tung Fan—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Hamao. Shiro—30, Samoncho Maonamara, H. C.—Hong Kong Bank ■

Hara Law Office—40, Nandomachi Building.

Havieland, W. A. de, m.a. —vMaru- Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E., k.c.—

Queen’s Building

nouchi Bldg.

Inui Masahiko—Marunouchi Building Potter,

ing

j Eldon,: ;k.c,—Prince’s Build-

Kawamtjra Tetsuya ~ Marunouchi Russ & Co.—6, Des Voeux Road C.

Building

Makiyo Ryozo—12, Fukuromachi Sheldon, H. G.—P.i-jgicp’s Building

Moriya Law Office—Showa Building Silva, M. A. da—Ur Queen’s Rd. C.

Nakamura Ginzo—Maruriouchi Build- Sin *& Co., P.H.—14, Queen's Rd. C.'

ing Tam, W. N. THOMASr- 4, Queen’s Road .

Plage Jimusho, Dr.—29^ Mikawadai- Central

machi T’so & Hodgson—Prince’s Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST i OF TRADES

EiOS&'d LAWYERS

Wilkinson & Grist — 2, Qufeen’s Read Fox & Morrisox!—34. Rue-de France

Central Kent & Mounsey—Victoria Ter-

Woo & Woo—Bank of China Buildiri-g, race

4, Queen’s Road Central Kleinschmidt, E.—12, Wuchang Road

edoa—

Macao INDOCHINA

r

Jorge, Adolfo—'80, iivfetirda Almeido Hanoi

Ribeiro

Lurz NolasoO, Dr.^-'53, Praia Grande Modri^N, Rjkrre et A!Iarce(, Pascalis

Rodrigues, Damiao—11, Avenida Al- —40, Boulevard Gambetta

meida Ribeiro -.

SIAM

Shanghai Bangkok

Altman & Co., R. G.—205, Hamilton BAGULEYf& TOO^H

House

Anderson J. O.., Office - 131, Museum Tilleke & Gibbins ,

Road

Browett, H.—34, Museum Road MAL4YA

Chang, K. W.—40, Ningpo Road Johore

Chu Ponson C.—614, Rue Lafaj^ette

Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road Allen & Gledhill—23, Jalan Majidi,

Fessenden & HolcoAib — 149,; Yuen Muar

Ming Yuen Road Shelly-Thompson & Demuth — 82,

Fishman, Alex. N.—246, Vallon Road Jalan Sogau Batu Pshat

FranNlin & Harrington—149, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road Malacca

Hansons—39, Peking Road

Machado, C. J.—9, Albury' Lane Allen & Gledhill—Church St

McDonald, Ranald G. — 169,' Yueja Goyt.n & Co., Ralph C-—36, Riverside

JVIing Yuen Road Rogers & Son—40, First Cross Street

PlatT, WHiTE-CboPER* ^"Co.—8^, - Pe- Zehnder Bros.—9, Church Street

king Road

Priestwood, Victor—2, Peking Road Negri Sembilan

Rangel, T.—339, Szechuen Road

Rodger k Co.—320, Szechuen Road Cross & Wright — 93, Bireh Road,

Schuhl. & Lurton—330, Szechuen Rd. Serembau

Teesdale, Newman '&' Co.—59, Peking FARRj AtfiRvyn R; A. rf-39, Jalan Tunku

Haa^an, Seremban

Road

Tuck, Joseph—Lane 124, E-9, Burkill

Road Penang

Tientsin Abdoolcaderj H. H.—Beaoh Street

Cheng . Ean Soon CHifi;—& . 33g,

Eastham, B. G.—3, Victoria Terrace Beach Street : .

Evans, R. T.—1, Victoria Terrace Logan, Ross & Samuel—5, Union St.

Fermus & Hoselitz — 111, Rue de I'Kesgrave & Matthews—S, .Reach St.

France Wreford & Thornton—29, Beach St..

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS E209

Perak Wee Swee Teow & Co,—4; Bonham

Building

Bryant & Taylor—Ipoh Zehnder Bros.—26a, Chulia Street

Cowdy & Jones—15, Hale St., Ipoh

Diinford-Wood, J.—29, Hale Street, NETHERLANDS INDIA

Ipoh

Gibb & Go.—Hongkong Bank Bldgs., Batavia

Ipoh

Maxwell & Kenion — Station Road, Brouwer, L. G.

Ipoh Brouwer Borgman, W. F. J.

Watson, E. C.--P.O. Box 105, Ipoh Buddingh de Voogt, J. G.

Doornick, A. van

Selangor Dunne, E. J. F. van

Feith,

Au-Yong Bros.—17j Church Street, Fromberg, Jhr. P. R.

Kuala Lumpur P. H.

Bannon & Bailey—Laidlaw Building, Groot, J. H. C. de

Java St., Kuala Lumpur Hasselt, F. H. Copes van

Eord & Delamore—60, Klyne Street, Kastelijn, L. J. C.

Kuala Lumpur

Freeman & Madge—54, Klyne Street Klatte, J. J.H.G.

Kruger,

Lovelace & Hastings—56, Klyne St. Lebbe, J. H. L.

Pooley & Co.n*ffl, Klyne Street Lubbers, J.

Sharma, S. M.—71, Klyne Street

Wagner, E. A. Stockwell — 5, Old Martino, W. C.

Mulder, W. G. F. B.

Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur Neef, N. N. J. de

Singapore Pont, P. A. M.

Sartono, R. M.

Aitken & Ong Siang—9, Bonham Smits, H.

Building Stern, Jhr. J. L.

Allen & Gledhill—22a, Raffles Place Tellegen, P. H. W. F.

Battenberg & Talma—1 a. Raffles Place Venema, O. J. A.

Braddell Bros.—Meyer Chambers Westerholt, A. J. A. Baron van

Campbell & Co., J G.—8, Raffles

Place Semarang

Chan & Eber—Raffles Chambers

Donaldson & Burkinshaw — 3, Da Boelen, H. J. & Meursinge, J. A.—

Souza Street Hoogaudorpstraat 12

Drew & Napier—10, Cpllyer Quay

Johannes & Sammy—1, 2 & 5, Bonham Knappert & van Oldenborgh

Building PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kow Soon Kim—4A, Change Alley

Mkndis ufc Aulip—1st Floor, 21, Bat- Manila

tery Road

B<

Rodyk & Davidson—4, Raffles Place Abrera,

Hhklley-Thompson & ■ Dbmuth — 26a, Tansinsin & Marquez—501,

Fernandez Bldg. ;{

Change Alley

Sisson

ua &-Delay—Union Bldg., Collyer Alcid, Lim & Agbayani — 9, i Plaza

Q y ' o/l,. I Moraga, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LlS'E1 OF TRADE'S

E2i0 LAWYERS—LEATHER, BETMNC A^D SHOE MANUFACTURERS

Araneta, Zaragoza and Araneta—In- Taninas,Torres,Binondo

GeNAro—129, Dasmar-

sular Life Building, Plaza Morava,

Binondo Villarosa, Fernando*, 'C'.L-iFF'ee Press

Atienza & Umali—Cu-Xtugien Bldg. Building

Barrera & ] Rea’hs—Burkie ; Building, Whitney,

nondo

.Courtney--181, David,.Bi-

Escolta

Camus Law Ofjri^b—Suite 402, Ma- Wolfson, Jos.- N.—2QQ,i-National City

Bank Building

sonic Temple, ‘Escotfa

Carlos & Carlos—12, Escolta,

Claravall, _ E Rajtc i 16, Paterno LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE

Building \ ' MANUFACTURERS

Corporal Counsel (Ramon DioEno)—

Masonic Temple, Esbolto, Binondo

DeWitt, Perkins & POnce ; Enr ilk - JAPAN

Heacock Building,. Pipbndo . ’ ;

Diokno, Ramon — Masonic > Temple, Kobe

Escolta

Duran & Lim—Cu Unjieng Bldg. Asahi-ya ShokaI—-154, Eitanagasa

Gibbs, McDonough & OzARTA—Peoples dor-r, . !R

Bank Bldg. Fujimoto Shoten—62; tShiiiioyainate-

Grey & Encarnacion—Regina' Bldg. dori fiy!/!

Gutierrez Repide & Monson—97, Gral Fishtani Shoten—11, Nunobiki-oho

Luna Hoshi-ya-v-N unobdiki-cho

Harvey & O’Brien—Suite 520, Ma- Kobe-ya. Hambai-sho—187, Motomachi

sonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Ingersoll, Frank B. — 514,. Chaco Oiwa Shoten-^238, .Motomachi

Sakai SitOTEN^-^il, Nakayamate-

Building dori

Koh & Kok—266, Juan Luna

Leon, Fortunato de—K/needler/Bldg. Yamano Shot*:n.-~8, Motomachi-dori

Lockwood, L. D.—324 Kneedler Build- dori .Shoten—109, Motomachi-

Yamasaki

ing, Sta, Cruz

Lontok Law Office — 1 Quesada, Yoshioa Shoten—172, Sanndmiya-cho

Tondo

McFie, Jr., Sta.

Building, JohnCruzR.—312, Kneedler Nagoya

Mendoza, Pedro B. — 227, David, Ajuka Seika Kaisha, Ltd.—33, Okuho-

Binondo bo • taduun!'.) Le.-hl 11 via?}

Natividad, Graciano T.—303, Cu- Iwata & Gp:r“Teppo-cho

Unjieng Building, Escolti

Ortega Law OFFlPfik 407. Masonic

Temple, Escolta Yokohama

Quirino Law Offices—Metropolitan

Theater Bldg: Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Ramirez & ORntTAS—408. Filipinas MaRumop.i Siioten^68, Sumiyoshi-

Building, Phiza Moraga cho

Reyes, Isabelo G:—451, P. Campa, Miyashita Shoten—1, Tokiw£voho

Sampaloc

Reyes & Reyes—131> Quesade, Tondo OkumuRa cho

KinjiRo Shoten—33, Onoe-

SttousE & Lichanco — Brias Roxas TsuI'aNo Hikaku Shoten—85; Okina-

Bldg. cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TFADES

LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS E211

Osaka Tientsin

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Bldg. Froiman, D; A.-hs, Davenport Road

Akita Shoten—33, Shikitsij-eho Gipperich & Co;, E.—52, Taku Road

Dairoku, K. K.—500, S?nbi-cho Liddell Bros. & Co:, Ltd.—Taku Rd.

Fukui Shoten—42, Bekko-dio and 2, Bruce Road

Hanshin Belt, G. K.—18, Imakai-cho Stekol, A. G.—278, Victoria Road

Hibi Shoten—110, Shibata^cho

Miaruku Shoten—725, Kujonaki-dori MALAYA ■

Murata Yasu Belt Shoten—22, Tani-

machi Singapore

CHINA Bata Shoe Co., Ltd 16, Prince Ed-

ward Road

Foochow Rahamin Penuas—86, Robinson Road

Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Ltd.—1, Shan Hang St., Nantai

Haxbin Manila

Boisen, C.—77, Uchastkovaya St. Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soyiano Bldg.,

Plaza Cervantes

Hongkong Manila Harness Co., Inc.. -108. Es-

colta

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—China Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Na-

Canada Shoe Co.—18, D’Aguilar St. New tional City Bank Bldg.

Fook On Wing, Ltd.—40, Hing Lung 552, People Manufacturing Co.—550-

T. Pinpin, Bihondo

Street

Oriental Shoe Co., Thb—17, Welling- 433, Misericordia Co., Inc.—431-

Philippine Tannery

ton Street

Sander, Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg. Pickett Harness Co.—300, Tetuan,

Sta. Cruz

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—Id, Des Voeax Prospero Harness, The—811, Raon,

South China Leather Goods Manu- Reptile Store, The—28, De^vey Boule-

facturing Co.—17, Pottingsr Street vard, Ermita

Wong Sui Woon—271, Henhessy Rd. Riu Hermanos, Inc.—623, Escolta

United States Shoe Cd. — 286, San

Shanghai Marcelino, Ermita

Yu Guioc Lo & Co.—312-314, Das-

Belting & Leather Products Assooia marinas

tion, Inc.—57, Peking Road Yu Joaquin & Co.—219-221, San.

Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse V icente

Road

United Leather Goods Co.—120, Nan- NETHERLANDS INDIA

king Road

Viloudaki & Co., Fed., Inc. — 59, Sourabaya

Peking Road

Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze-

chuen Road Butteweg & Co.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E212 LIGHTERAGE AND TRANSPORTATION-MACHINERY

AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

LIGHTERAGE AND Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc.

TRANSPORTATION 129, Dasmarinas

Manila Electric Company—Rk, San

CHINA Marcelino

Pasay Transportation

Macao Robles Transportation — 543, Sto.-

Sepulcro, Paco

EmpresaLusitana de Transportes Iloilo

Ltd.—P.O. Box 493

Shanghai Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Co., The

Commercial Express & Storage Co.— LUMBER See under Timber)

53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Magi 11 & Co., Ltd., James — 12

Kiangse Road B24-28)

Mardbx & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han-

kow Road

Shanghai Express Co., Ltd. — 150, MACHINERY AND HARDWARE

Boone Road MERCHANTS.

Shanghai Tug fy, Lighter Co., Ltd.—

2-3, French Bund JAPAN

Shanghai Transpojitation Co., Ltd.—

97, Hankow Rbad Kobe

Whangpoq Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

—120, Kiangse Road Ahrens & Co. Nacht., H. (Gomei

Kaisha)—32j Akashi-machi

Taku Abe Shoten—56, Umegakarcho

Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. Aoyama Steel Co.—3-71, Aioi-cho

Cader, Doray & Co. — 38-1, Sakae-

machi

Tientsin Fuji Shokai Goshi Kaisha—56, Sa-

kae-maohi

'Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., General Engineering Co.—18, Akashi-

machi, Kobe-ku

The—British Bund

Hashimoto

machi Shokai K. K.—32, Akashi-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hiwada Shoten—39, Nishide-machi

Manila Honda Michitaro—L195, Nishide-

machi

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacieic Company Kansai Kosaku-sho—8, Yoban-cho

of Manila — 71-77, Muelle de la Kobe dori

Mekki, G.K.—119, Hachiman-

Industria...

Luzon B^ok^rage Co., Inc.—Derham Mikado d6ri

Yotetsu-ten—37, Isogami-

Luzon Stevedoring* Co., Inc.—Pier Nakajima Shoten—17, Kumochibashi

No. 5, PorC Ditikson Nippon Kinzoku K.K.—27, Kaigan-

Manila Land & Water

Co., Inc.—117, Transportation dori

Dasmarinag Noda Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS K213

Noritake Aijiro—132, Isogamai-dori Mitsubishi Zosen Kaisha—Akunoura

Senkokuki Seizo K.K.—58, Shima- Nagasaki

Asaki-machi

Kikai Seisakusho — I,

gainLcho

Suganuma Shoten—260, Bossho-mura

Takashima Shoten—12, Minami Saka- Nagoya

segawarcho

Wada Shoten—6, Sannomiya-cho Bussan Kyodo Goshi Kaisha—Sasa-

Weitzel, J.—39, Akashi-machi, Kobe- jima-cho

ku

Yagiu Kiyoji Shoten—84, Yedo-maohi machi, NakakuAlfred—23, Murata-

Herbert, Ltd.,

Horne & Co., Ltd.—3 Shin Yamagi-

Hakodate machi

Mitsubishi Naninen Kaisha, Ltd.

Hoshino Kogyo, K. K.—209, Higashi (Aircraft)—Oe Minami-ku

Kawa oho Nogamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd.

Meguro Tokujiro—7, Masago-cho —Gokisho-cho (Textile)

Murase Tekkosho—226, Sakae-machi Okaya & Co.—Teppo-cho

Uroko Shokai—Higashi Kawa-eho Okuka &, Co.—Sumitomo Buildings

Yamagijchi Tekkosho—48, Nishikawa-

cho Osaka

Kyoto Akioka Eijiro—2-41, Tani-machi, Mi-

nami-ku

Doban Seisakh-jo—Kawabata-Higashi Anegawa

Ichihara Hatsdtaro—Hon-cho Yosoji—1-35, Sonezaki

Inouye Seikichi—17, Hon-cho Kami, Kita-ku

Inouye Zenbai—Kobashi-nishi Gadelius & Go., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg.

Kamasen—Muro-machi Hayashi Kan Shoten—8, Tani-machi

Kawachi Yutaro—18, Hon-cho Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—28, Higashi

Umeda-cho

Kitagawa

sagaru Denki Kigyo^ha—2, Sanjo Horne Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

Mitani Shindo Kaisha—Maruta-ma- Iwata Kita

Keitei Shokai—11, Itachibori

chi Kawashima Shoji Gomei Kaisha—

Ohashi Masaji—Horikawa-Higashi 132, Shin-machi, Nishi-ku

Okumura Saburo—Hon-cho, Higashi Kikai Boeki K.K.—3, Dojima Hama-

Uyengama Yeikichi—Senbon Higashi dori

Koga Shoten—3-21, Itachibori Mina-

Moji mi

Kusuda Takejiro—10-61, Honden-cho

Asakawa Shoten—Minato-cho Mizutani-Shoten—48, Tani-machi

Kudo Shoten—Sagae maohi Naniwa Boeki Shoten—25, Satsuma-

Ohara Shimpei Shoten—Sakura^machi bori Minamino-cho

Ono Keitaro Shoten—Kiyohaki-cho Ohbei Minami

Boeki Shokai—30, Utsubo

Temmaya Shoten—Nakat-machi Roroku Shoten K.K.—21, Itachibori

Nagasaki Kita

Schmitz & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Bldg.

Kobe Hatsudoki K.K.—42, Ura-Goto Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Osaka

Building

machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E214 MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

SUQIYAMA SHOTEN GoMEI KaISHA—8, Furukawa Denki K.K.—23, Nishi,

Honden, Nishi-ku Hiranuma-cho

Tomoe Shokai—37, Itachibori Kita Namikawa Shoten—60, Nihon Ohdori

Toyo Seikosha—721, Ishino-cho Sato Shoten—24, Nihon-dori

Yamatake Shokai—14, Dojima Hama- Tanaka Shoten—48, Miyaki-cho

dori Kern & Co., A.—77 Yamashita-cho

Shidzuoka Singer Sewing Machine Co.—1, Shin-

sakaye-machi

Asahi Imono K.K.--160, Temma-cho Yokohama

cho

Kogyo K.K.—1903, Kubo-

Ohishi Jimbei Shoten—30, Kinza- Toyo Babcock K.K.—1, Isogo-machi

maehi

Tokida Choshichi Shoten—06, Sbin- KOREA

dori

Shimonoseki Hashiguchi Usaku — 26, Honcho,

Seoul

Masutani Shokai—Kannozaki-cho Kanae Shokai—1, Sakae-machi, Seoul

Matsuoka MasaiOhi—Imamuro-cho Kondo Yasukichi—33, Hon cho, Seoul

Shikuma Tomozo—Irie-cho Kitgimoto Tojiro—58, Hon cho, Seoul

Yokoyama SHOTEN-fttIrie*-cho Sano Hiko Shoten—31, Hon-cho,

^ Seoul

Tokyo SIato Hanjiro—55, Hon-cho, Seoul

Singer .Sewing Machine Co. — 1-28,

Armstrong. Whitworth & Co./ Ltd., Teido, Seoul

Sir W. G.—8, Marunouchi Tatsumi Shoji K.K.—1, Nandaimon-

Becker & Co. (Printing, Paper Work- dori, SeOul

ing and Textile Machinery and

Machine Tools)—12/5, Marunouchi CHINA

Central

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., Canton

Uchisaiwai-cho

Holstein & Co., Chr.- 15, Uchisai- Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

wai-cho l-chome; Kojimachi-ku

HoiftTE Cte, Ltd.—Yaesu; Building Carlowitz $ Co.—230, Shakee Road

Knorr Jimusho—14, Marunouchi Feld &: Co., Ltd-, F.—52a, B.C., Sha-

Lembe, Walter—8, Marunouchi meen

Nichio Boyeki Shokai-x7, Futaba-cho Kafeek && Co.—27-28,

Jebsen CtL—P.O. Box 18

F.C., Shameen

Schmitz & Co., P.—Tokyo Tatemono Reuter, Brockelmann'& Co.—37, Bri-

Building tish Concession

Singer Sewing Machine Cp-^-lO* Siemssen & Cp.—75, B.C., Shameen

Marunouchi

Roku-Roku Shoten, Ltd,—3, Shisa- Spalinger & .Cp., U., s.a.—49, Shameen

kana-cho

Toyo Babcock K.K.—10, Marunouchi Dairen

Yokohama Andrews & George, Inc.—54, Yama-

gata-dori

Asano Bussan K.K. 26, Kaigan-dori Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon-Oclori Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF, TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS E215.

^General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Vonix Road Central

-II. K. & Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Harada & Co.—21, Yamagata-dori Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s

Hidashi Road Central

samachiSeisakusho K.K.—3, Wakau Bailey & Co., W S.—Shipyard, Hokun

Xawabata Shoten—2, Irifune-cho Bodiker & Co. Carl—67, Des Voeux

Shgimoto Shoten—4, Sakae-machi Road Central

Carlowitz & Co.--Bank of China

Hankow Bldg

ChienkHshn Engineering Co., Ltd—

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Snell House

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House, China Bldg.

Engineers. Ltd. — Queen’s

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and Op-operative Trading Co.—National

Co-operation Roads Bank Building, c8aCDes Voeux Road

Carlowitz & Co.—Tachemen Central

Oale Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautremer Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong and

IIwa Chang Trading Go., Ltd.—9, Shanghai Bank Building

Dahli^ Building, Hunan Road Domestic, Engineers, • Ltd.—22, Des

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 13, Voeux Road Central

Tungting Road

Mei Chang Hardware bo.-—Tai Ping E.Eastern King & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

Absestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Road, S.A.D. 3 Central

Siemens China Co.—3, Wilson St,, Feld & Co.. Ltd., F.—5, .Queen’s Road

S.A.D. 2 Central

Siemssen & Co.- 34, Hankiang Road Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—51-52, Con-

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiahg naught Road C^ntTal,

Han Road, S.A.D. 3 Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road G.

Jardine Engineering Corporation

Harbin —41, Pedder Street

Fetisoff Brothers—21 Mostovaga St. Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

International Harvester

—3(2, Diagonalnaya StreetExport Co. Road Central

International Sleeping Car CoM^ftkt LeeCentral Ping Hong—52. Dee Voeux Road

, . r

—^32, Eitaskaya Street. : Lee Yu Kee 37, Des Voeux Rd. C.

International Technical

—139, Eitaiskaya Street Trading C6 . Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.—

Kunst & Albers—2, Birgevaya St., Moses I, Duddell Street

corner of Kitaiis-kaya St & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg.

Marcks, Lothar—6, Second St., Kor- Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s

Building

pon-moy Gorodok REtrfEiT BROdKEtMANN & Cci.—6, Des

Pelstrhsof, M.Y.—24, Bazarmayd. SC Voeux Rd. C.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—99, Ki- Ross' is Co., AlEx—1a, Chater Road

taiskaya St., Pristan

Skoda Works, Ltd.—2, Commercial Shewan Vceux Road

Tomes & Co. - 10, Des

C.

Street Siemssen Co.—6, Queen’s Rd. C.

Hongkong Singer

Queen’sSowing Machine ,Co: —59a,

Road Central

A Ming & CQ.-Tfl05, Des Voeux Road Swedish ing Trading Co.—China Build-

Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E216; MACHIInERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS

LtDERUP & Co,—Sto^k Exchange Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51,

Building Canton Road

Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co., Dodwell & CO., Ltd.—17, Canton

Ltd.—65, Connaught Road 0. Road

Duncan & Co. — 117-129, Hamilton

Mukden House

Eagle & Globe Steel Go.—34, Museum

Chinese Engineering and Develop Road

ment Co.—San Jing Road E-Zung Chong &;€pir-f294, Broadway

Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa^dori Fagan & Co., Ltd—261, Kiangse Road

Tschurin & Co. T. I.—34, Kaniwa- German Machine (jo.—153, Canton Rd.

machi Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road

Hartmann, Walter—i33, Yuen Ming

Peiping Yuen Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Tai Yuen Hudsun & Co.—2l0, Kiukiang Road

Fu Hutung Inn is & Riddle ( China), Ltd.—34;

Yuen Ming

Chinese Engineering and Develop- Jardine Engineering Yuen Road

ment 06.—75, Nan Chih Tzu Corporation—

Siemssen & Co.—ao, Gan Mien Hu- Jebsen 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

tung & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Smidth & Co., F.L. (Cement)—23, Jensen, G. S.—41t'j 'Szeehuen Road

Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung King Kee & Co —76, .Seward Road

Klingelnberg & Wieda — 133,.! Yuen

Shanghai Ming Yuen Road

Kunst & Albers—IIP,.- Szechuen Road

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Lang & Co... R.—59, Peking Road

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43, Langdon

Mercier

& Co.,- E. W.—30, Cardinal

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. —160,.

Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co.—190, Avenue Edward YII

Kiukiang Road Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de L’Ouest

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—SassOon House Road

Ault & "Wiborg Co. (Far East)—157, McGregor Iron Works—235, Ward

Canton Road Road

Babcock &' Wilcox, Lid.—1, The Bund Mee-Yeh HaNdels Compagnie —137,

Bern, Canton Road

PekingMeyer

Road China Op., Ltd.—356, Monotype Corporation — 17, The

Calco China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd. R\xnd ,

Calder-Marshall & yCf).,, Ltd.—2, Pe- Mustard

Road ,,

& Co., Ltd.—^161, Museum

king Road

Cameron & Co., A.—81, Jinkee Road Oliveira & Son—1, Seward Road

Chang Dah Ypen Co—127, Broad- Orenstein & Koppel, A. G. — 451,

Kiangse Road

way ‘ j

Chien Hsin Engineering 0°-> Ltd.— Osborn Road

& Co., Samuel—20, Museum

138, Kiangse Road

China Engineers, Ltd.—'(Museum Reuter, BrockelmaNn & Co. — 452,

Kiangse Road

Road

Corbin Locks

Kiangse Road Road

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

MACHINERY & HARI)WARE MERCHANTS E21V

Rose, Downs and Thompson (Far ! China American Engineering Corpn.

East), Ltd.—121, Peking Road —Rue de France

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.— China American Trading Corpora-

Szechuen Road tion—Rue de France

Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking Dau & Co., Hugo—9/11, Ermanno

Road Carlotto

Shun Kee & Co.—293, Broadway Elbrook, Incorporated—31-47, Daven-

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road port Road (Textile and Knitting)

•Sin Chung Engineering Co.—378, Hayes Taku Engineering

Road Corporation—49,

Kiangse Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The Jardine, Engineering Corporation—

Victoria Road

Bund Ley Ltd.—90, Victoria Road

Skoda Works,: Ltd.—24, The Bund Oriental Trading & Engr. Co.—49,

Soy Chong— 261, Hankow Road Taku Road

Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiaiigse Rd. POttinger

Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward Shingming ^Trading Co.—55, Victoria Road'

Co., Ltd.—178>

VII Taku Road

Sumitomo Gosht Kaisha—69, Kiu- Siemssen & Co.-h63, Taku Road

kiang Road

Telge and Shroeter—620, Szechuen Singer Sewing Machine Co.—432,

Rue du Baron Gros.

Road Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—11,

Toryu Yoko—171-3, Boone Road' Rue de

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, W. Wilson Rd.

Walworth International Co.—110, Twyford Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

Szechuen Road Jard

Ward, Ltd., Thomas—34, Museum Rd.

Way Cheong & Co., Ltd.—508, East Tsinan

Yuhang Road

York Shipley, Inc.—81, Jinkee Road MaRoad v' d).', Y. C —87; Fourth Main

Za Chong Shing—219, Broadway biO ,1-

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway SIAM

Bangkok

Swatow

Bangkok Dock' Co.

San Shing Co. Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Tientsin Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd.-East

Bank, River Menam

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri.

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—63, Diethelm

Taku Road & Co.

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Gestetner

New Road

(Eastern), Ltd., D.—38,

Takou

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—173, Victoria International Engineering Co., Inc.

Chartered Bank Lane

Road Nai Lert

Bielfield & Sun—79, Fukushima Rd. Oriental Machinery Stores—Wora-

Buchmeister & Co.—61, Canton Road chak Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E218 MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS

MALAYA McAlister &: '06. — Gresham House,.

Battery Road

Penang Soon Teck & •Co.—127, Market Street

United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Road

Guthrie & Co.—35, Weld Quay

Kim Ken® Leon® & Co. — 127, Beach Watts & Co., Ltd.—144, Robinson Rd.

Street

Paterson. Simons & Co.—0, Weld . NETHERLANDS INDIA

Quay

United Engineers—87, Bishop Street Batavia

Perak Bu^t Myrtlp Co.,

N. V. Handel Mij Gestetner-

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster N.,Rijswijk §traat, Weltevreden

V. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam”—

Road, Ipoh

Kyle, Palmer Co., Ltd.—114a-110, baultweg 1 Machinery, Ltd.—Thi

Linotype &

Belfield St.

LlNDETEVES-STO'KYrs (INC. D.E.L.).— Sourabaya

60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

Lobnitz & Co., Ltd.—2,Edgar Road

Ipoh N. V. Handel MjJ. Gestetner—K urn

United Engineers—Lahat Road pang Djepoeh 5

Vraag & Aanbod (N. V. Het Techn.

Selangor Bureau)—Aloon Aloon Jjontong 58

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

—246, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell Cebu

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Paterson, Simons & Co. -1, Old International

Philippines

Harvester Co. of the.

Market Square

Singapore Iloilo

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—B l, 2&3, International

Philippines

Harvester Co. of thb

1st Floor, Hongkong Bank Chanabers

Barlow & Co. -Ocean Building, ©Ollyer Koppel (Philippines) Inc.

Quay

Chin Ho & .CO-1—37, Phillip Street Manila

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Quay Aguard Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quia-

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.-“Hong po

• Kong Bank Bldg. Atkins, Kroll ,& Co., Inc.-Insular

Hye Seng & Co.—35 & 36, Chulia Ht. “Life Bldg.

Ingersol-Rand (India), Ltd. — Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of

Manila—77, M. de la Industria

Malayan Mechanical fcouiPMENT jCo-

6, Raffles: Place American Hardware & Plumbing Co.

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14:26, Or- —125, Escolta, Binondo

chard Road Cham-SaMco (t Sons—300, Sto. Cristo-

 CLASSIFIED’ MBT ^ ^RADF.S

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS^

MANUF-ACT-URERS' AGENTS E219f

Davao Light & Power Co., Inc.— Wilson & Co., Inc.—53, Barraca

1,589, Taft Ave., M^late Yutivo Sons Hardware Go., Ltd.-

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.-- 191, M. ’de Yutivo Bldg.

Rip pn do . . ;

Earnshaw Docks and Honoeulh Iron MAHJOiNGG ENGRAVING FAC-

Works, ; T;a;Er—Second Rijreet, Port TORIES 'See Page B29)

Area ;

Elmac Inc.—£27, Rizal Avenue MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Engineering ]?

Co., Inc.—Thirteenth St., Port Area JAPAN

Gestetner Ltd., D. — 108; Kscolta .cn.i ..• J—l a ' ■ d/ •’

Binondo ai/t Kobe

Harris, Myer Machinery Co.—20,

Nagtahan, S arfipaloc

Hausmann &, Co., H. M.—440, Dasma- Souza, F. S.—17, N akayatnate-dori.

■ rinas Nichome — '

Internatiorsat Harvester Co. of Osaka

the Philippines -Chaco Building

Keller

Bldg Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Koppel (Philippines) Inc. 75, Burke Bakep.—P.6. Box 188, Cen-

Dasmarinas trai

Landahl,, Inc. , _ John—13^, JauujL Luna Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. — Dojiina

Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C, YL Building, Kami--dori

—215. 13th Street, Port Area MWeler, Piiipps Sellers, Drh.—

Manila Machinery and Supply Cq., Gosho Bldg. :

Inc.—(175-681, Dasmarinas SSMMANN Co:, OF JAPAN, PAtlL E- —

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. - Na- Kanda Building, Imabhshi1

tional City Bank Bldgc

Murphy & Cd;, J. A.—219, Luis j^erez, Tokyo

Samanillo Building, Efecolta

Nell Co., The Edward'J.—T. Pin- ; Frazar

: . & . Co. — Yaeau Building,

pin and M. del Banw >lke‘?o'nHl 'Mar unou'ch'!

Pacific : Commercial ; Cd. — National H kMi bN d !' • Co), F. W.—10, Maru-

: City Bank Building nouchi

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.— Muller, PhippS & Sellers—Marutioii-

805, ..Kchague chi Bldg.

Philippine Engineering Co. — 1Q9,

Plaza Sta. Cruz . , ■ , j,.n. ‘ ' Yokohama

Smith, Bell &■ Co., Ltd.—-Hongkong

& Shanghai'Bank Building z Bell, R. G.- 23,_Yhma' sfiita-chci"

'STAkiJARP IpIon ' Works—A ear O^llIer,’ J. D:—23, Yamasliita-eho

r

raga Nihpnodori:

Tay 'Shing Hardware Co.—1023, Lave-

zares

UY Chaco Sons: & Co., Frffci—25/ Plaza CHINA

Cervantes

Wigelmann, E.—460-466, Dasiharinas Canton

Yuloano Engjneering Co.—521, M. de

la Industria Leison Bros. & (Jo.—28, Ning Kai

Warner, Barnes & Co.., Ltd.—Perez Wang Kai

Samanillo Building Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E220 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Dairen Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.—67-

69, Des Vceux Road Central

Tschjjrin & Co., I. I. Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

Foochow Wicking & Co., Harry — Prince’s

Building

Dodwell & Co> ‘ . ■ Young & Co.—China Building

Oriental Engineerins Co.

i i -—gagfftTTeAitfvihv Macao

Hankow

Basto, J. A.—If, Avenida Almeida

Anersen, Meyer & -Co., Ltd. Ribeiro

China Trading Qo., The—Central

China Post Bldg., Hunan Road. Peiping

S.A.D. 3

Howell, L. H.—Grand Hotel des

Harbin Wagons-Lits, Legation St.

Dodge & Seymour (China) Ltd.—23, Shanghai

Shkolnaya

Pelstrusof, M. V.—24, Bazarnaya St, Anersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

and 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Hongkong Baboud, Mary & Cie.—17, Canton Rd.

Bird

Alves & Co., Ltd.,, J. M. —2* Con- Browne, & Co., G. E.—106, Peking Road

naught Road C. i . Hill & Co.—24, The Bund

Andersen, Meyer & Co0 Ltd.—fi7, pes Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—81,

Jinkee Road

Voeux Road C.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s China Scientific Instrument Co.,

Ltd.—131, Museum Road

Road C.

Banker & Co., 1>td.—37, Des Voeux Dodd, Anthony—59, Peking Road

Road C. Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51,

Chee & Co., T. Y.—34, King Lung St*. Canton Road

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Gaixop, H. B.—303, Avenue, Retain

Road C. Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.— Gillespie, A. T.—114, Peking Road

French Bank Building Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road

Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux Hamilton & Co., James—160, Avenue

Road Central Edward VII

Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C. — St. HOflGE&j H. M. -12, The Bund

George’s Building Illingworth, L. E.—210, Kiukiang

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A—Alexander Road

Building

Klink, P. J.—B. E. A. Building, 10, Klink, P. J.—3, A.—54,

Keijola, H. M. Ward Road

Edward Ezra Road

Des Voeux Road, C. —

Muller & Phipps ' (Asia), Ltd.—22, Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. — 137,

Peking Road

Queen’s Road C^

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Street Richards, J. H.—2, Peking Road

Reiss, Bradley & Co.; Ltd. — 7, Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33,

Queen’s Road C. Szechuen Road

 CLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E22F

Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd. Becker, P. A. F.—2, Finlayson Green

Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking Binbers,& Co., S. I-—22, Meyer Cham-

Raffles Place

Road

Yuen Dah 3? C9.—50-56, Jehol Road Bluntsculi, H. C.—P.O. Box 53

Rolter & Co.', H.—23, Winchester

Swatow House, Collyer Quay

.Efooit

1 Seng &; Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin-

Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 70 son Road

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44, CoastalHoTransport

Chin d- Co.—37, Phillip Street

Co.—22,' Winchester

Yee Aun St. Hou'sh ;:»

Tientsin CoEonial

son Road Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robin-

Bisseker. Ltd.. F. D.—52, Tain Road 187b, Cecil Street Ltd.—187, 187a, &

Connell Bros. Co.,

Boss & Co.. F. H.—108, Taku Road

Bulling & ,Co,., A. E.—27, ponsulai Dodde & Seymouh, Ltd.—3, Laid law

Building

Road Duncan

Quay Roberts, Ltd. — 10, Collyer

MALAYA Ea^t.,,Asiatic Co., Did.—12, Raffles

Quay

Penang G illespik, A. T.-^47, The Arcade

Goodyear Orient Sales Co.—24, Telok

Syn Thong Co.—1," Penang Harbour Ayer Reclamation, Off Trafalgar St.

Board Godown Gwinneul, J. K. — Gresham .House,

Tiang'Lee & Co.—158, Beach' Street Battery Hoad

Waugh & Co.,, Henry—33, (Reach St. . Hoon Place

Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles

Perak Huttenbachs, Limited—5, Malacca St.

fsAAc & Co., E. S,—12, Robinson. Road

United Importers, Ltd.—154,. firews-, Jackson & Co.—56, Robihsbii Road

ter Road, Ipoh Keat CheAng'& COv!, I/rix.—lob, Jk 102,

Robinson Road

- Selangor KiAf & Co.', T. G.—’766, N’drth ,Bridge

Road1

Harper, Gilfillan & Co.',‘Ltd. kEllfe & Son's, F. V. -163, Houlmein

Harrison, Barker & Co.—Old Market Road

Square, Kuala Lumpur Lea"% 'Co:,' J.^-27, Roberts Lane

Kinsey & Co.. J. B.-r-85, Campbell Lee ( Co., ,C. M.—1st Floor, 37-39,

Road High Street ; \

RusgELL &jCq« L A-—Hong Kong .and Malay Peninsular;: Agency—Pf6. Box

Snangnai Bank' BuiTdihg’ 503 " '

Malayan Commercial Agency—187, Se-

Singapore legie Koac! ’

Martin & Co,, W. ]yf—100, Tanglin

Abdulla & C6-’ E. M.—Capitol Bldgs. Road

Adrian Limited—12r44 and 16, Jiak McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

Kim Street House, Battery Road

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A. —12a, Ro- Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd—

binson Road Union Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E222 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Insular Life

Road Building, Binondo

Prager, M.—159, Cecil Street Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M.

Roe & Co., R. E.^-r8, Bqnham Building de Binondo, San Nicolas

Saiboo Mari can & Co., K.—2b, Raffles Gestetner, Ltd., D.—ids, Escolta

Quay Getz Bros. & Co.—209,,Soriano Bldg.

Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H.—3 &.5,. Ro- Glaiserman, Inc., j. M.—51, Helios,

binson Road | Sta. Cru£. , ,. , ,

Sternberg & Co,—110, Robinson Road Go^denberg 1^, Go, I^p,—P^aza ..^er-,

Stoffel & Co.—139/149b, Market ,St- i vantes

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade. ; Ledger Interchange Bureau—China

Tels &;'Go., Trading SociETY-rrSI/.e, j Bank Bldg.

Cross Street . .oi Mp.a Libby, McNeill & Libby Inc.—25, Sta.

Thye Chiang & Co. —100, North Cruz Bridge, iSta. Cruz

Bridge Road Manila Machinery and Supply Co.,

Tilly, A. E.—147, Sims Avenue Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Muller, McLean & Go., Inc.—Insular

Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Vick & Co., Ltd., V. R.—Udtlg E-orig

Bank Chambers M uller & Phipps (Manila), Ltd.—328,

Waddell & Co., G —H-7, Union Bldg. Reves, National City/Bank Bldg.

Weill & Montor, Ltd.—37, 38 & ,40, Presby, Antone M.—231, Espeleta

The Arcade S. A.—Insular Life Building

Rennolds Co., Wm. H.—129, Juan

Luna, Binondo

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Reyes & Co., Florencio—424, Azcar-

raga

Manila Verlinden, M.—31,'Escolta

Walters & Co., S. K.—158-168, Soler,

Aguinaldo & Qo„: Inc., L. R.—500, Binondo

Juan Luna, Bipondo Warrington, R. 0.—409, San Vicente

Aransta Trading Inc., L.—La Den- West & Whitaker—227,. David, Binon?

fensa Bldg. do

Asiatic Commercial Corpn. — 132, Wise & Co., iNp,—1.76,,, Juan Luna,

Juan Luna, Binondb Binondo

Baker Co., E. E., The—821, Qroquieta Ysmael & Co., Inc.., Juan—348, Echa-

Sta. Cruz gue

Brimo, Antonio ; A;-—412, Reina Re-

gente

Chapiter Brunner, Inc.—(yortes-Ochoa BORNEO

Building, 240, Dasmarinas

Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co.—58, t)as- Street, Kuching;& Son—61,

Tan Sum Guan

Sarawak

Ewe Hai

marinas

Core, Charles H.—440, llewe^^fiouie-'

yard, Ermita

Cusario,

Unjieng & fco., Ltd'—60-64, ' Ro- MATCH >FACTORIES

Binondo

IN CHINA

(See Pqge B29)

Davies & Co., P. M.—76? Esoolta

Dee Dian G^an & C9,—437,, Nueya, | MEDICALunder PRACTITIONERS (See

Lectors)

Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

METAL MERCHANTS E223

MERCHANTS (See under General | Chee Ming '& 06.—28-2^, Lee Yuen

StTeet West -

Merchants)

-CHr^A'CoMEftciAL 00.-7; Cliff Road

METAL MERCHANTS Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3. Queen’-

Road:C.-

JAPAN E. Hing '& CO:—25,-Wing W6'Street

Fung Tang—Pedder Building

Kobe Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Bastel & Co., W.—^38, Isobe Dori .Gilman <5f Co.—4A,.Des Vdeux Road C.

Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—52, Con

naught Road Centra]

Osaka Ip Tak Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg.

Kwqng Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Building Road Central.

MannesmannroeberEn-Weeke, Duessel- Mitsubishi :Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

dorf—Asahi Bldg. land House, Queen’s Road Central

Moses & Co., Ltd., N,Se^Prince’s

Tokyo Bldg.

On Fat & Co.—27, Wing Kut Street

Nichio Boyekx Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Rudolf, Wolff & Kew—54, Queen’s

Road Central

7, Shimbashi 1-chome, Shiba-ku Sander,, Wieler f& Qo.—King’s Bldg.

Shiba-ku

: Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, De&

KOREA Vooux Road Central

. -Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun Bldg. SingoN Road C.

& .Oo.-rr35, King Lung Street

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan ■Union Trading Co. — French Bank

Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

CHINA WroKiNG ■& Co.; Harry—Prince’s

o 1 Building.

Canton

—I_ Macao

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

China . Metal Mfg. CO., Ltd.—65-79,.

Hankow Avenida Adnairante Lacerda

• iiotviV —.mV/ ..otj kj

CntTNO Hwa Steel PRObucn's & Trad- Shanghai

ing Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris

Ejcten. American Metal 'Co., Ltd.—118, Sas-

sbon House,' Nanking Road

Hongkong Arnhold & Co,, Ltd.—Sassoon House

Bohler Brothers & Co., Ltd.—107,

A Ming & Co.—105^ Des Vceux Road Museum Road

Central Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—

A Yuen & Chee Cheong Co.—74, j 81, Jinkee Road

Connaught Road Central ' China METAL pRobucrs Co.—Laiie 6.32,

Au Siu Cho —China Building S.S. 101, Connaught Bdad

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

JE224 METAL M E R CHANT S--MI XING

China Metal Works—40, Ningpo Rd. Borneo Cq., Ltd., The

Ching Chong, Y.—300, Broadway •- Buan Hoa Seng Co., Ltd.—East

Chung Hwa Steel Prohhgts Bank, River Menam

Foochow Road A

E-Zung Chong & Co.—294, Broadway MALAYjATgM

Furukawa Electric Co.-ryOj • Jinkee

Road , Singapore

Inniss & Riddle (6hina}, ' L’td.—34,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Ro.

King Kee & Co.—76, Seward Road binson Road

McGregor Iron Works—235, Waj-d Diamond Metal Products Co.—601,

Road Kampong Bahru Road

Metal Box Co.1, Ltd.—133, Szechiien Gammeter & Co. — Winchester House,

Road

Metallisator Co. (China), Ltd.—24, Opposite Clifford Pier

The Bund Penang

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel—20,

Museum Road

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Rd. Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd.—

Birch House, Dato Kramat

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. — Birch

Kiangse Road

Stewart & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze- House, Dato Kramat

chuen Road Perak

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—69, Kiu-

kiang Road

Telge & Sohroeter—620, Szecliuen Rd. United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brew-

United States Steel Products Co.— ster Road, Ipoh

17, Canton Road

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway MINING

Ward, Ltd., Thos. W.—34, Museum

Road JAPAN

Way Chong & Co.—109, Kweichow

Road Tokyo

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Fujita Kogyo K.K.—6, Yamashiro-

Tientsin dlO r,- r, w

Collins & Go., Ltd.—75 Consular Furukawa nouehi

Gomei Kaisha—8, Maru-

Road

Forbes & Co., Ltd., Wm.—45, Victoria Kuharadori

Mining Co;, Ltd.—15, Naka-

Road Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.t-1, Suraga-

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road cho

Pottinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road Nippon Sangyo K.K.—15, Gokan,

Walte & Co., A.j, .Sucsii's.—r186, Bris- Nakadori

tow Road Yamaguchi Mining & Trading Co.—

SIAM Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi

Bangkok Osaka

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Dohi Kinzan Mining Co., Ltd.—

Hua Takay Dojima Hama-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADE'S

MIX T^C E225-

Furttkawa Kagyo K.K.—4, Dojima Singapore

Hama-dori

Osaka Aen Tekkosho—6, Daikai-dori Gaav Bros., Ltd.—59,','Chuiia Street

Sumitomo •Goshi KaisHa—22.. Kiba-

hama PHILIPPINE ISLAXDS

KOREA Manila

The Oriental Consolidated Mining iAbra Mining Co.—181, David, Bindn-

Co.—Hokuchin, Heian Hoku-do' do

AcoJe Mining Co.—3rd floor, Soriano

FORMOSA Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo,.

Manila

Akashi Mining Co., Ltd.—Akashi- Acupan Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,.

Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila

cho, Taihoku

Keelung Mining Co.—Sho6iito, Kee- Agno Placer Mining Co. — Santo«

Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz^ Sta. Cruz.

lung

Kinkaseki Gold Mine Co:. Ltd.— Agusan Trust—51, Masonic Temple,.

Escolta, Binondo

Zuieho-shO', Keelung

XitTo Mining Co., Ltd.—2, H6n- Ambassador Gold Mining Co.—112,

maxshi Crystal Arcade Building, Escolta,.

Taiyo Binondo

Mining Co., Ltd.—Denryo-ko, Antamok

KeeluAg Goldfields Mining Co.,

Inc.—4th floor, Soriano Building,

CHIXA Plaza Ceryantes, Binondo

Atok Central Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Hongkong Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondp

Kailan Mining Administration — Atok Gold Mining Co.—14, Heacock

Bldg.,:Escolta, Binondo

H.K. Bank Building Atok Masabi Mining Co.—Third fl.,

SIAM InsularsLife. Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Binondo

Bangkok Baguio Gold Mining -Co.—412 Hea-

cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Baguio GoLb Mining Co., Inc.—4thr

East , Asiatic^..CO!., Ltd., The fl., Soriano1 Bldg., Plaza Cervantes

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T. Binondo

BalatoC Mining CO.—610-616, Xatienal'

MALAYA City Bank Building, Juan Luha,

Binondo

Pahang Batong-Buhay Gold Mines, Inc.—51,

EscoRa, S.O. de Fernandez Bldg.*.

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Bengpist Binondo

Ltd. 610-616, Consolidated

National CityMining Co.—

Bank Bldg.,

Perak Juan Luna, Binondo

Benguet Exploration, INC.^-Gth floor,

Austral Malay Tin Ltd.—Taiping Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

BinondO

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Benguet Goldfields Mining Co.—4th

Ltd. floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer-

Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. vantes, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E226 MINING

Dig Wedge Mining, Co.—Bachrach '. LjifOJi. Consolidated Mines Go., Inc,

—Rooms 318-320, Kneedler Bldg.,

Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Bontoc Exploration Co.—3rd lfloor, I Carriedq, Sta. Cruz, Manila

Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Mo rag4; Maca>vivvili Gold,.Mining, Inc.—306,

Binondo ^CtCUnjieng Bld'g., Escolta, Binondo

Bulacan

MasonicMining

Temple,Co.,Escolta,

Inc-MRoobi 304, Mambulao Gold Mining Co.—Room

Binondo 400, Fernandez Building, 124 T.

Castro Mining . Venture—Room 305, Pinpin, Binondo

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Bi- i Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co.

nondo , , , .y , —Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz,

Cervantes Exploration Co.—1th fl., Sta. Cruz

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer.yar^es, Mankayan Gold Mines, Ino.—5th fl.,

Binondo Room 501, Perez ^amanillo Bldg.,

Coco Grove, Ino.—3rd floor, SoriJhio 619 Escolta, Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondp ; Manukatok Mining Co., Inc.—229,

Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, BinondoCrystal Arcade Building, Escolta^

Binondo

Marsman

Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— Plaza Cervantes, & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

675, Dasmarinas, Binondq. Binondo, Manila

Masbate Consolidated

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc. 4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Mining Co.—

—‘Room 602, Heacock Bldg., Escolta, vantes, Binondo Plaza Cer-

Binondo, Manila

Dulong Mining Co.—Roorh 218, Re- : Mayon Mining Corp.—315, National

City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

gina Bldg., Escolta,. Binondo; ; Binondo

Manila

Equitable Exploration Co:, Inc.—4th j Mindanao Mining , Co. — 3rd floor,

floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer- Soriano

Binondo

Building, Plaza Cervantes,

vantes, Binondo

Pilipinas Mining Corporation — j! Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Temple,

Escolta, Binondp

Room 310, Regina Bldg., .Escolta

and David,,'Binondq, Manila Mineral Exploration and Develop-

Florannie Mining Co.—315 National ment Co.—4th fl., Soriano Building,

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

City Bank Biulding, Juan Luna;

Binondo Mineral Resources, Inc.—327, Hea-

-Gold Creek Mining Corporation^-! cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Bachrach Bldg., Port Area,- Manila Mitsui Mining 06., Ltd.—2nd floor.

Gold Wave Exploration Co,-t-4th fl., National City Bank Bldg., Manila

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, ' Montezuma Consolidated Mining1 Co.

Binondo —4th floor, Soriano Building, Plaza

Golden Eagle Mining Co.-^-4th floor, Cervantes, Binondo

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co.

Binondo —4th floor, Soriano Building, Plaza

‘Guysi, B. W.—lSl, David, Binondo Mountain Cervantes, Binondq.

Ipo Gold Mines, Inc.—4th fl.-, Soriano GolD-Fields, Inc.—3rd fl..

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, B'iliohdo Insular Life Building, Plaza Cej:-

vantes, Binondo

Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano J Nalesbitan

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Venture—4th fl., Soriano

IXI-Argos Syndicate—-4th fl., Soriano North Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Bin on do Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd fl.,

1XL Mining Co.—4th floor, ^.Sorianc Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Northern Ilocos Mining Explorat-

Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.--2-3, Regina tion, Inc.—51, Escolta, S. O. de

Bldg., Escolta and David, Binondo Fernandez Bldg;, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MINING-MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. E22'7i

Northern Mining and Development MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg.,

10 David, .BinQndo, Manila JAPAN

Paracale Gold Mining Co., Inc.—124,

T. Pinpin, Binondo. Kobe

Paracale Guma ns- Consolidated Min-

ing Co.—Room 414 Heacock Bldg:, Fu-iita Jidosua Gomei Kaisha—30,

Escolta, Binondo Naka-machi

Philippine Chromite Mining' Co.— F.pjiTA

4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza dori ; Siiokai — 129, Nakayamate-

Cervantes, Biriohdo

Philippine Iron Mines, Inc.—511, Keneki .Jldosha, Shoten, K.K.—44,

Chaco Building, Plaza Cervantes, Shiriike Kita-madhi

Binondo Okumjuba Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The— dori

5th fl., Room 601, Perez Samanillo Toyo Shoji K-K,—61, Ura-machi

Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Pugo Mining Co-> Ino.—229, Crystal Hakodate

Arcade Builaing, Escolta, Bihondo

Salacot Mining “Co.—108-110, Crystal Donan Motors Shokai—83, Suehiro-

Arcade Bldg.,, Escolta, Binondo, cho

Manila

San Mauricio Mining Co.—3rd floor, Hakodate Anzen Jidosha Shokai—33,

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes/ Ebisu-eho

Binondo Uroko Shokai—30, Suehiro-cho

Southern Cross Mining Co.-^-lSl,

David, Binondo Kyushu

Suyoc-Consolidated Mining Co.—3rd

fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Fujij & Kubata Jidosha Shokai —

Binondo

Tuban Mining Co.—Room 702, Insular Imaizumi-cho

Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga, Binondo Nakamura Jidosha Shokai—Kami Ko~

Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna, yama-cho

Binondo Nippon Jidosha K.K.—Higashi Na-

United Paracale Mining Co;—3rd Fl., kasu-cho

Soriano Building, Plaza. Cervantes, Yanase Jidosha K.K.—Kami Gofuku)

Binondo cho

Universal

CO.-1—227, Exploration and Manila

David, Binondo, Mining'

Viric Exploration Co.—4th Floor, Nagasaki

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes-,

Binondo Chuo

Zig-zag Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456, hakata-machi SHOKAi — 52, Hon-

Jidosha

Dasmarinas, Binondo Hashimotq S^okai—10, Senba-cho

Yamaichi Motors—41, Ura Goto-

BORNEO machi

Sarawak Nagoya

Sime, Darby & Cp., Ltd.—Kuching Dai-Ichi Automobiles , Co., Ltd.—

Yaba-cho

Nippon Automobile Co.—O-ike-cho,

MOTION PICTURES (See Films) Naka-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E-228 MOTOR CAR DEALERS

Osaka Sansho Jidosha K.K.—21, Kamifuku-

shima Minami-cho

Akao Tomikichj—73, Sugawara-dori, Star machi

Jidosha Shokai—3-51, Honda-

Kita-ku

America Shokai—21, Higashi Umeda- Taihei Shokai—1, Dojima Hama-dori

cho Toyo Jidosha K.K.—10, Sonezaki

Asahi Jidosha Shokai—21, Kikko-sho Shinchi

Asano Seisaku-cho—1, Behten-cho Union Jidosha Shokai—1090, Sakura-

gawa-cho

Datto Jidosha Seizo R.K.—1, Minami Yanase

Okajiraa Jidosha K.K.—18, Umeda

Fukuda Jidosha Shokai—2-72, Kami Nita-ku

Fukushima Naka

General Motors'( Japan) Ltd.—Tsura- | Shimonoseki

machi, Taisho-ku

HanshiN Jidosha UNYtr-TEN—100, Shi- Shimonoseki Jidosha—Kannozaki-cho*

l*ata cho

Hanshin Kokudo Jidosha K.K.—34, Tomita Tsuruzo—Nishinabe-cho

Ebie Kami-cho

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Go., Tokyo

Ltd.—7l, Kamifukushima Minami |

l-chome

Hokoku Jidosha K.K.—63, Kami Fu- Aor Jidosha Shokai—Tameike, Aka-

kushima Naka saka-ku

Jushtn Noriai Jidosha K.K.—338 Bosch A. G., Robert—15, Tameike-chor.

Juso Nishino-cho Aka,saka-ku

Kawamori Shoten—2-53, Kobasbi Hi- Ghho Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha—3/7r

gashino-clio Yuraku cho

Kintaku Jidosha K.K.—62, Higashi Empire Jidosha Shokai—1-2, Gofuku-

Umeda-cho sk-©

Kokusai Jidosha Shqkai—259, Soner Frazar & Co.—Yaesu Bldg.

saki Kami-dori

Kondo Jidosha-ten—39, Tani-maohi Fp^A' cho

P-AyA’ Shoten—7, Sakurada-Kubo-

Kyoritsu Jidosha Goshi Kaisha— Harley Davidson Motor Cycle Co.,

Minami Shin Machi Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—1, Tosabori-dori I Iwaya Jidosha 'K.K.—7, Ginza

Maruko Jidosha-Shokai—30, Sonesaki Kokcsai Jidosha K.K.—34, Tameike

Shinchi •q - Akasaka-ku

Nichibei Jidosha K.K.—18, Bakuro- Mitsubishi Kokoki K.K.—4, Maru-

machi nou chi, Koj imach i-k u

Nichibei' Shoten—18, Dojima Hama- Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—5, Yura-

dori ku-cho

Nichibei Star ifidosha K.K.—46, Ko- Nichibei Star Motor Sales Co.—2r

bayashi-cho Tameike-machj

Nippon Jidosha K.K.—Sonezaki Ka- Tokyo Motor Bus Co.—46, Kita-

mi-dori Inairi-cho

Osaka Chuo Ji dosha Shokai—30, Tozai Motors, ‘Ltd.—4, Kobiki-cho 4-

Kamifokushima Minami-cho chome, Kyobashi-ku

Osaka Jidosha K.K.—6, Nishinaga- Uchida J idosha K.K.—17, Kamidori

hori Kita-dori

Osaka Jidosha Shdji K.K.—28, Ume- .Yanase Automobile Co.—Chiyoda.

Building, Minami Teirima-cho

da-cho

 CLAjSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR, OAR DEALERS ]&%)

Yokohama Harbin

Ford Motor, Cp. of Japan—S414, rDODGfe' & Seymour (China), Ltd.—23,

Moriya-cho Shkolnaya

Kanagawa Motor K.K.-r-l?, Sakuragi- ^ikolauff' Bros!.—12, Kospy Street u

cho

Xdrata Tekkosho—3413, Moriya-cho

Nippon Ford JidosHA K.K'.-^3414, Hoihow

Moriya-cho

Nippon Jidosha K.K.—24, Sakuragi-

dho Hongkong

Takemura Shokai—3, Ohta-machi

Yanase Shoji Kaisha—14, Sakuragi- China Motor Bus' Co., Ltd.—137 9,

cho Electric Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — H. K. Bank

KOREA Bldg.

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—

Keijo Jidoska—116, Hasegawa-cho, '33, Wong Nei Chong Road

Seoul Duro Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road

Nippon Jidosea KAisHA—Seoul East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street

Yamamoto Jidosha Shokai—74, Taihei Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road,

dori, Seoul Kowloon

FORMOSA Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, iDes Voeux

Road Central

Goeke & Co., A.—China Building

Ryosho Automobile Co.—Tachibana- (4th floor)

cho, Taihoku

Takao Kyoei Automobile Co., Ltd.— Harper & Co., Wallace—226a, Nathan

Road, Kowloon

Horie-cho, Takao Hongkong Hotel Garage — Happy

Taiwan Motors Cq., Ltd. — Shintomi- Valley (Foot of Stubbs Road)

cho, Taihoku

Hongkong Motor Accessory Go., The

CHINA —St. George’s Building

Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. —

Dairen Nathan Road, Kowloon

Orient Motor Car Co., The — 365,

Fukusho Koshi K.K.—213, Yama- Republic Lockhart Road

gata-d'ori Motor Boat Co., Ltd. —

Liaotung Motor Company—33, Yama- Blake Pier

gata-dori Ross & Co., Alex—1a, Chater Road

Nishikawa Shoten K.K.—20, Kii-dfio Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ltd. — 54,

Queen’s Road C.

Hankow South China Motor Car Go.—350,

Hennessy Road

Belcher, E.—Corner of Hunan Road Star Taxi Co.—H.K. Stock Exchange

and Co-operation Road Thornycroft & Co.-Pioneer Building

China Inland Motors World Motor Supply Co.—31°, Het-

Ijale Co., L.E.—48, Rue Dautremer riessy Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TilADES

E230 MOTOR CAR DEALERS

Macao Enssle, K. Bosch Service Station—2r.

Rte. Card. Mercier

Auto Palace—Ic, Avenida Almeida Ford Motor Co., Exports, Incj-^244,

Ribeiro Hamilton House

Garage Lusitania^Ie, Avenida Al- Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—33, Sze-

meida Ribeiro chuen Road

Kee Kv/jn Motor-Roau Co., Ltd.— General Motors China Dec.—201,

Rue de Lorchas Card. Mercier

Goodyear Ty’re and Rubber Export

Peiping Go.—5-1, Canton Road

Grand Garage Francais—424-6, Ave.

Joffre

American Chinese Co. — 4, Tung Hartzenbusch

Chang An Chieh Motors—730, Avenue

Black & Co., J.F.—32, Ta Juan Fu Johnson Foch

Hutung Garage Ltd.—800, Peking

Chihli Motors—65, Wang Fu Wang Melchers Road

Fu Ta Chieh & Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Dunlop Rubber Co.—15, Kan Yu Hu- Moody, Road

tung Mark L. Fed. Inc./U.S.A.—

80, Avenue Edward VII

Frazar, Federal Inc.—294, Hatamen Nanyang

"Street Motor Supply Co.—856-870,

Modde, F.—39, Mahsien Hutung Avenue Edward VII.

Yen Nan & Co. —78, Tung Sze Tan Ta bling WellMotors,

Overland

Road

Ltd. — 993, Bub

Chieh Reliance Motors, Fed., Inc.—755,

Shanghai Avenue Foch

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33

Szechuen Road

American Asiatio Trading Qo.—250, Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor

American Engineering Corporation MercierLtd. — 100, ! Route ■ Cardinal

Sassoon House Co.,

(China)—989, Bubbling Well Road

Arnhold & Co:, Ltd.—Sassoo'h' House ThornYcroftGfe

Road

Cb., John—51, Canton

Auto Castle—920, Building Well Road Triangle Motors—99, Route Cardinal

and Medhurst Road Mercier

Auto Palace Co., Ltd. —TOO. Route du Union Motors—444, Avenue Foch

Cardinal Mereier . ; .,

Behn, Meyer China Co.-^356, . Peking

Road Tientsin

Bills Motors -615, Avenue FocR •

China Auto Accessories CoZ-f-Liane American Chinese Co., Fed., lN0.r

769, F4 10, Bubbling Well Road , U.S.A.—38, 40 & 42, Rue; de France

China General Ominbus Co., Ltd.— Boycott & Co.-rfS, Wusih Road

1171, Connaught Road ' , Chihli Motors, Ltd. — Davenport

China Motors, Fed. Inc.—702, Bub- Bldg., Davenport Road

bling Well Road China Continental ’ Commerce Co.f

Dodge & Seymour

Canton Road • (China), Ltd.—51, Ltd.—Robert Dollar Building

Dot)well & Cb., Ltd.—52, Taku'Roaid

Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co.*— Frazar

367, Yu no an Road Federalc Inc.—26, Rue du 14

Dunlop Rubber Co. ('China;),, Ltd.— Julliet

117, Hongkong Road Garage Central—67, Rue de France

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS E23I

German Cycle Co.—70, Via Ermanno Selangor

Carl otto

National Motors Co., The—Corner Borneo Motors, Ltd.—Ampang Road,

Meadows and Taku Road's Kuala Lumpur

North China Motors Corporation- Cycle & ..Carriage Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Mi, Bromley Read Lumpur

Stanley Motor Service Co. — 27, National Motors—250, Batu Road.

Bromley Road Kuala Lumpur

Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via Wearne Bros., Ltd.—Robertson Road,

Trieste Kuaia Lumpur

Tsingtao Singapore

Adams & Son, T.—25, Houpei Rd. Borneo Motors, Ltd*—68-70, Orchard

Road

MALAYA Cycle & Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd.—

43, Grchard Road

Dunlop Rubber Co.—142, Robinson

Malacca Road -

Eastern Auto Co., Ltd.—69-79, Or

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo chard Road

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Wolferston Road Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Malacca Motor Garage Co.—&I, Jon Road

ker Street Fiat, S. A.—60-66, Orchard Road

Ford Motor 06. of Malaya—15,

Negri Sembiian Prince -Edward Road

Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92-100, Orchard

Road

Boreno Motors, Ltd.—68-70, Orchard Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14/20, Orchard

Road, Seremban Road

Raffles.. Motor - Garage—Beach Rojul

Penang Singapore, Mptojis—315r319, . Orchard

-— Road

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Straits, Motor , Garage—41, Orchard

Chevrolet, Ltd. —Farquhar Street Road

Cycle & Carriage'Co., Ltd.—17, Leith Thornycroft ^Singapore),. Limited—

Street Tank Road’

Fiat, S. A.—22, Northam Road ‘Hnited ivioTQR Works, Ltd.—13t^Or-

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—14. Anson chard 'Road

Road Universal Cars, Ltd. — 45, Orchard

Road

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard

Perak Road \

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo INDO-CHINA

Chevrolet, Ltd—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Road, Tai- Provinces du Tonkin

ping

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng Transports Automobiles

Road, Ipoh

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E232 MOTOR CAR DEALERS

"SIAM; Padang

Bangkok Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Barrow, Brown & Co.—Tapan Hua Van Houten Steffan & Co., Mu..

Takay T.V.D.Z.

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Kolk & Co., Automobielhandel

mill and New Road Velodrome, N.V.

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd.

NETHERLANDS INDIA Semarang

Batavia Autohandel Barendse

Behn Meyer & Co., A. Mu., N.V.

Automobiel Import Mu., N.V. “ Berhemer ” N.V. Automopjel

Becker <& Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche Maatschappu

Machinehandel v/h Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Behn, Meyer & 06., H. Mu., N.V. Fiat Import Cp^ N.V.

Bendien & COi, N.V. Import Maats- Fuchs & Bens, N.V. Maatschappu

CHAPPU V/H t.v.d.z. v/h

“ Berkhemer ” N.V. Automobiel “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Maatschappu Lewis, Autghandel A.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu SCHNITZER & CO.

Fiat Import Co., N.V. Velodrome, N.V.

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu Verwey &, Lugard’s Automobiel

t.v.d.z. v/h (Weltevreden) Maatschappu

N. V. General Motors — Tanjong

Priok

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd. Sourabaya

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Motors, Ltd. (Weltevreden) Automobiel Import Mu., N.V.

Schnitzler & Co. Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche

Societa Commerciale Oltremarina, Machinehandel v/h

N.V. Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.V.

Velodrome, N.V. (Weltevreden) Bendien & Co., N.V. Import Maats-

Verwey & Luoard’s Automobiel OHAPPU V/H

Maatschappu, N.V. t.v.v. Borneo Sumatra Handel Mavtschappjj

Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Macassar Fuchs & Bens, N.V. Maatschaps u

t.v.d.z. v/h

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu. “ Glaser ” N.V. Autohandel

Bouwy, Gebroeders “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Ledeboer & Co., W. B. Schnitzler & Co,

N. V. Celebes Motor Company—Hoo- Societa

N.V.

Commerciale Oltremarina,

gepad 26-27

Compagnie Commerciale Schmid & Velodrome, N.V.

Jeandel Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap Maatschappu, N.V. t.v.v.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS E23$

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Cebu JAPAN

International Harvester Co. of the Kobe

Philippines.

Daichiku Gomei Kaisha—221, Moto-

Iloilo inachi

Daichiku Shokai—53, Tamon-dori

International Harvester Co. of the Katani-ya Shokai—63, Kano-cho

Philippines Kawano iShoten—62, Shimoyamate-

dori

Manila Kmnodori Gakkiten—34, Shimoyamate-

Bachrah Motor Co., Inc — 25th Marumiya’ eho

Gakkiten—4, K'amitsutsur-

Street, Port Area

“Cisco’’ Auto Repair 'Shop—1460,' Miki Gakkiten— 173, Motomachi-dori

Nippon Chukuonki Shokai — 50,.

Oroquieta, Sta. Cruz Sakae-machi

Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandara, Oncho-sha—65, Sannomiya-sho

Santa Cruz

Estrella Second Hand Cars—109-113,

Espeleta, Sta. Cruz Kyushu

French Motor Co.*—Ill, Espeleta

Sta Cruz Dai Nippon Katei Ongakukai—Naka

Insular Motors, Inc.—1-7, David, jima-<$io i

B: nohdo

Legaspi 'Atrro' IIeTair Shop—464, t'e ■ Snink awabata-cho Shokai—42, ShiniO '

Nippon C^ikiWkl

garda, Sa-napaloc

Levy Hermanos,*'■ Inc.—46^50, Escolta, Nippon Gakki 'K.X.—Shimo Shikawa

bata-cho .

Binondo

Luneta Motor Co., jnc.— .}!. Saji

Louis, Krniitiii Nagas^ii

Manila Motor _ Co., Inc.—937-947,

Ongpin

Manila Trading Supply Co.—Port Ito Hieano GapkItTEA^H, Kajiy^ma^hiv

Area Tatsuichiro — 54, Kabashiuia-

Monserrat Enterprises = machi

,Ltd. - NishimuRa*

477 - A. Mabini, Erjpita Gakkiten — 41, Kajiya-

Pacific Commercial , Qo.—Katiqnal machi , , .1-0'-

onij i Jcsosl , vori ; .-r;«) ' ' .

City Bank Bldg., , , . . , ,

Parsons Hardware Co., iNCj'^flo, Nagoya

Echague, San Miguel . .. „ .

Rizal Electrical ;. S'ERVirrs!-r$7q-§72. F iwa-dO. • • Kobn yashi-cho ! . !’

Rij?al Aye.,> ^ta. Cjn/. , , . , , ^

Ram Car, Inc. -110, Padre Faura, Ni?pon (jrAipi K.K.—Sakae-inacbj .

Erraita nialcaiT N^ipponophone' Co., Ltd.—3, Nishi

Yanagi-machi '

Zamboanga i Sato Shokai—Ura- shio-machi

| Suzuki Violin Factory—8, Matsuya-

Plaza Hotel Garage ma-cho

 CLASSIFIEB LIST OF TRADES

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Osaka CHINA

Akashiya Gakkiten—14, Azuchi-machi Dairen

Nippon Gakko SeKo —9-31, Kita- Fukuin Yoko—89, Ise-cho

Horie Kami-dori

Nipponophone K.K.— 769, Azuchi- Sakae Shokai—52, Ise-cho

machi Tanaka Shoten—106, Ise-cho

Okoamato Yokko Gakiten—71, Junkei- Yamaha & Co.—>56, Sinano-machi

cho

Hankow

Shidzuoka Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — 35, San-

kiao Street

Kawabe Eisaktt Shoten—Gofuku-cho

Shidzuoka Gakki K.K.—Inakawa Harbin

Yoshimi Yoshisuke Shoten—Fudano-

tsuji-cho Cantilena Music Store—143, Kitais-

kaya Str.

Tokyo Hongkong

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The—St.

—Toyo Bldg. George’s Buildings

Foreign Piano Importing Co.—2, R C. A. Victor Co. of China—China

Minamisaegicho Building

Katana Shokai—1, Gofukubash! Tsang Fook Piano Co. — Marina

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—Toyo Bldg. House 15-19, Queen’s Road C.

Suga Gakki Ten—2, Omoteshipo-cho,

Kanda-ku Macao

Yamano Music Co.—7, Ginza

Agencia Mercantil Economtca, Ltd.

—1h, Abenida Almeida Ribeiro

Yokohama

Shanghai

Nippon Gakki K.K.— 59, Sumiyoshi-

cho Electric & Musical Industries

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—125, Kune- (China), Ltd.—1099, Rte. de Zikawei

saki Jeansin Piano Co.—471, Avenue Joffre

Shiraga Gakkiten—104, Isezaki-cho (corner of Rte. Voyron)

Taiyo-do Chikuonyiten—105, Isezaki- Moutrie

Road

& Co., Ltd., S.—60, Nanking

cho

Tokyo Piano Shokai—2, Hon-cho R. C. A. Victor Company of China

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Robinson356, Peking Road

Japan, Ltd.—3442, Moriya-cho Piano Co., —276, Kiangse Road

Yasue Chikuonkiten—23, Isezaki-cho

Tientsin

KOREA Boss & Co., F. H.—108, Taku Road

Lyra Music House — 27, Woodrow

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Wilson Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS E235

Mouteie & Co., Ltd. — 107A09, Vic- El Sol Sol Mayor—546, Rizal Ave.,

toria Road Sta. Cruz

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—177, Vic- Ideal Music Store Co., Inc.,—238,

Carrie do, Sta. Cruz

toria Road

Victor Music House — 52, Rue du Ii.aya Music Store Co., Inc.--600,

Marechal Foch Rizal Avenue

La Lira—303-309, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

MALAYA Lthic Musr6 House, Inc.—633,

Escolta, Binondo

Penang Philippine Music Store, Inc., The.—

241, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S.—16, Bishop Sta. Cruz Store—814, Ongpin,

Popular Music

Street

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The- Puyat Avenue

Music House — 628, Rizal

Beach Street Quiason & Co., Inc., C.—338, Raon,

Sta. Cruz

Perak Romanach & Co.—232, Carriedo, Sta*.

Cruz

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The — 3,

Post Office Road, Ipoh

NEWSPAPERS AND

Selangor PUBLICATIONS

Gomes & Co., M. F.—63, Batu Road, JAPAN

Kuala Lumpur

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — Kuala Kobe

Lumpur

Chugai Shogyo ShiMpo-sha—117, Na-

Singapore kayamate-dori

Directory & Chronicle of Japan,

D’Souza Bros. (Music Store) — 106, dori IVIaEaya, etc. —3, Kaigan-

China,

North Bridge Road

Garcia, W. J.—5, Orchard Road Hanshin Boyeki Ntppo-sha—1-89, Ki-

tanagasa-dori

Moutrie & Co., S.—23-1, Raffles Place, Heishin Nippo-sha—Egawa-cho Hyo-

The Arcade

Nang Heng & Co.—103-105, Selegie Rd. go-ku

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—1, Win- Japan Advertiser—10, Kaigan-dori

chester House, Collyer Quay Japan Chronicle—65, Naniwa-machi

Season Co., Ltd.--115, North Bridge Japan Times—76, Kyo-machi

Road

T. M. A. Music House-61/63, High Jitsugoto-machi

Hochi Shimbun-sha—285, Mo-

Street Kobe Beihi Ichiba Nippo-sha—24,

Matsuya-cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Kobe Herald and Osaka Gazette—2,

Kaigan-dari

Manila Kobe Kengyo Tsushin-sha —• Shosen

Building

Alpio’s Music Store—907, Ongpin Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd. — 2,

Beck’s—89-91, Escolta Kaigan-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E236 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Kobe Nichi-Niohx Shimbun-sha—Sa- Nagasaki Shimbun—Tamae-machi

kae-machi Toyo Hinode Shimbun—Senma-cho

Kobe Sanshi-kengxo Nip?9-,sha — 73,

Kyo-machi

Kobe Shxmbun-sha—61, Sakae-machi Nagoya

Kobe Yushin Nippo-sha—IR Sakae- Aichi Shimbun-sha—18, Kobayashi

raachi

Nippon Orimono Shimbun:sha—179, Nagoya cho

' Saniiomiya-cho Mainichi Shimbun-sha—Shin-

Osaka Asahi , Shimbtjn—1], Sakae- Nagoya sakae-machi, Naka-ku

machi Shimbunsha—Nishi Kawa-

Osaka Maxnichi Shinbun-sha—1, Sa- Nippon batacho

kae-machi Dempo Tsushin-sha—Nishi

Osaka Nichi-nichi Shimbun-sha—Ku- Kawabata-cho

sunoki-chb Osaka Asahi—Funairo-cho, Nishi-ku

Shogyo Shimpo-sha^53, Kami Sanjo- Osaka Mainichi—Otsu-cho, Minamiku.

cho

Yukan Osaka Shimbun-sha—29, Mizu- Osaka

ki-dori

Hakodate Domei Tsushin-sha—Gosho Bldg.

Japan Times—Dojima Building

Hakodate Asahi Shimbun—Shijikawa- Kansai Chuo , Shimbin-sha—41, Kyo-

machibori

cho

Hakodate Nichinichi Shimbun— Osaka ma

Asahi Shimbun—3, Nakanoshi-

Horai-oho

Hakodate Shoho—Toyokawa^cho Osaka Mainichi (English)—Dojima,

Kita-Ku

Kyoto Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun-sha—7,

Kitahama

Eastern Buddhist—Otani. University Osaka Shin Nippo-sha—136, Kami Fu-

kushima

Kyoto Niohi'-Nichi Shimbun Sha— Tokyo Maiyo Shimbun-sha—21, Taka-

Karasumarn gaki-cho

Osaka Asahi .Shimbun Sha — Sanjo

Tominokoji Shidzuoka

Kyushu Shin Aichi Shimbunsha—24, Takaeho-

Kyushi Nippo^ha—2, ,i^akajima-cho machi

Nippon Dempo, Tsushinsha—984, Shi- Shizuoka Minyq Shimbunsha — 23,

Shichiken-cho

ma KeigoAro Shizuoka Shimpo—1, Gofuku-cho

Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—Imaizumi-

cho

'Osaka Mainichi ShimbiInsha—Fuku- Shimonoseki

toku Seimei Building

Bakan Mainichi Smenibunsha — 28,

Nagasaki N ishinohashi-cho

Nippon Shimbusha—Higashinabe-cho

Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun—2, Shinbun Rengo-sha—33, Sigashinabe-

Dejima-cho cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS F237

Tokyo Osaka Asahi ^himbunsha—15, Nan-

daimon-dori, Seoul

Chugax Shogyo Shimpo Sha—16, Ka- Seoul Press—31, Taihei-dori, Seoul

yaba-cho

Directory and Chronicle of China, CHINA

Japan, Malaya, etc. —6, Nihon-

bashi Amoy

“Herald of Asia,,j—4, Uchisaiwai-oho

Hochi Shimbun-sha—13, Yuraku-cho Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan . Advertiser — Uchi-Yamashita- Malaya, etc.—JD.ouglas, Lapraik

cho Co.

Japan Times and Mail—6, Uchisaiwai-

cho Canton

Jui Shinpo-sha—18, Marunouohi

Kokumin Shimbun-sha — 2, Oinza Canton Road

Daily Sun—1, Sup Pat Po

Nishi

Miyako. Shimbun-sha-: 5,, Uchisaiwai- Canton

Canton

Gazette—41,' Sai Wu Road

Truth

cho

-Shimbun Rengo-sha—9, Ginza Nishi Directory

Japan,

and Chronicle of China,

Malaya, etc.—Koehler & Co.

8-chome, Kyobashi-ku

Tokyo Asahi Shimbun-sha—3, Yuraku- Hongkong Daily Press—Koehler &

cho Cp^l

Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha—11,

Yuraku-cho Chefoo

Trans-Pacific, The—1, Uchi-Yamashi-

ta-cho Chefoo Daily News

Yorodzu Choho-sha—1, Ginza Nishi

3-chome, Kyobashi-ku Dairen

Yokohama Dairen Shimbunsha—67, Hid^-cho

-Japan* Advertiser —51b, Yamashita- Manchurian

cho

Daily News—7, Awajo-

cho

Japan Review, The—35, Yamashita- Higashikoen-cho Shimbunsha—31,

Manshu Nichinichi

cho Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—5, Kiri-

Japan Times—Yuton Building shima-cho

Motorists Handbooks of Japan—63 Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha—157,

Yamashita-cho Nishi Koen-cho

Yokohama Keizai Tsushin-sha—14.

Minami Foochow

KOREA Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Brockett & Co.

•Chosen Nipposha—61, Taihei-dori, 1-

chome Hankow

•Chosen Shimbunsha—115, Taihei-dori,

2-chome Central China Post, Ltd. — P.O.

Keijo Nipposha—31, Taihei-dori Box 28

Mainichi Shimposha—31, Taihei-dori, Hankow

mer Herald—25B, Rue Dautre-

Seoul

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E238 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Harbin Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—22,.

Praca Lobo D’Avila

Fleet’s Dikectory of Manchurian Macao Review—26, Rua Central

Cities—37, Srahovaya Sir.

Harbin Daily News — 14, Bulvarny Peiping

Prospect

Harbin Observer—37, Strahovaya St. Associated Press of America — 15r

Kan Yu Hutung

Hongkong China Weekly Chronicle, The—2r

Mei Chia Hutung

China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street Chinese Medical Journal — Peiping

Directory and Chronic!© of China, Directory Union Medical College

Japan, Malaya, etc. — Marina Japan, Malaya, and Chronicle of China,

House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd. Central etc.—Grand Hotel

de Pekin

Dollar Directory—3a, Wyndham St. National Medical Journal of China

Hongkong Dai ly Press, Ltd. —Marina —Peiping Union Medical College

House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd. Central

Hongkong Directory—!, Wyndham Peiping Hutung

Chronicle, The—2, Mei Chia

Street Week in China—2, Mei Cha Hutung.

Hongkong Official Law Report — 1,

Wyndham Street Shanghai

Hongkong Sunday Herald—3a, Wynd-

ham Street

Hongkong Telegraph—l, Wyndham British Chamber of Commerce — 27,

The Bund

Street

Hongkong Telephone Directory—Ex- China Christian Advocate—169, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

change Building

Hongkong Weekly Press—Marina China Journal—20, Museum Road

House, 15-19, Queen^s Rd. Central China Critig Publishing Co.— 749,

Nam Chung Po—up, Hollywood Bubbling Well Road

Road China Press—160, Ave. Edward YII

Naval & Military Directory — 1, China Press Weekly—160, Avenue

Wyndham Street Edward YII

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3a, China Times—130, Av. Edward VII

Wyndham Street China Weekly Review—160, Avenue

Overland China Mail—3a, Wyndham Edward VII

Street

South C&ina Daily NEW s — 49-51, ChineseYearChristian

r China Book—17, The Bund

Intelligencer —

Hollywood Road 128, Museum Road

South China Morning Post—1, Wynd- Chinese Recorder — 169, Yuen Ming

ham Street .orV Yuen Road

Wah Kiu Yat Po—106, Hollywood Directory and Chronicle of China,

Roadlo elaiflOTiIO pass Japan, Malaya, etc.—320, Szechuen

Wah "Tse Yat Po.—5, Wellington Road

Street Eastern Times—514, Foochow Road

Far Eastern Review—24, The Bund

Macao Finance And Commerce—320, Sze-

chuen Road

Directory and ChronicSe of China, Journal de Shanghai — 23, Rue du

Japan, etc.—22, Praca Lobo t)’Ayila Conaulat

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS, AND PUBLICATIONS E23!>

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House- SIAM

140, Peking Road

North China Daily News & Herald, Bangkok

Ltd.—17, The Bund

Oxford University Press — 140, Bangkok Daily Mail

Peking Road

Shanghai Builders’ Association — Bangkok Times

Lane .353, 1, Nanking Road Bangkok Times Weekly Mail

Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Siam Free Press

—19, Avenue Edward VII

Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — I, INDOCHINA

Tho.rne Road

Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun—455,

Chapoo Road Hanoi

Shanghai Nippo Sha—4, Barchet Rd.

Shanghai Times and Shanghai Sun- Avenir Du Tonkin L.—114, Rue Jules

day Times—160, Ave. Edward VII Ferry

Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

Shipping & Commercial Gazette—107, Saigon

Chapoo Road

Shipping Review—2, Peking Road .Courier de Saigon—121, Rue Catinat

;Shun Pao, Chinese Daily News—309,

Hankow Road

Sin Wan Pao,, Chinese Daily News— MALAYA

274, Hankow Road

Slovo Printing & Publishing Co.— Malacca

238, Avenue du Roi Albert

Tass News Agency—20, Canton Road Malacca Guardian—3, - Jonker Street

Transocean News Service—67, Tun-

sin Road Penang

Travellers’ Gazette—17, The Bund

Swatow Pinang Gazette Press—1a, Penang

Street

Pinang GazetteSt.&_ Straits Chronicle

—14, Penang

Directory and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of &China,

etc.—Bradley Co. Straits Echo—'“Straits Echo” Bldg.,

Penang Road

Tientsin Sunday Gazette—1a, Penang St.

North China Daily Mail, The—19, Perak

Rue de France

North China Star—78, Rue Pasteur Times of Malaya Press — Brewster

Peking and Tientsin Times — 181, Road, IpoN

Victoria Road

Yung

Foch Pao, The—27, Rue du Marechal Selangor

Tsingtao Malay Mail—25, Pudu Road, Kuala

Lumpur

Tamil Nesan — 80, Ampang. Road,

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road Kuala Lumpui*

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E240 NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

Singapore Diocesan Chronicle—555,. Isaac Peral,,,

Ermita

Directory and Chronicle of China Directory & Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc. 1 Publicity j —Chaco Malaya,

Japan,

Building

Philippines, etc.

House, 114, RobinsoH-Hoac El ComerciO—65, Juan Luna

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.^104/116, El Debate—61, Calle Murala

Anson Road iu. ■ < ■

Malaya Tribune—104/116, Anson Road FarsonicEastern

Temple

Freemason, The—Ma-

Malayan Boxing Annual—32a, Raffles

Quay Fookien Times—197, Juan Luna

Malayan Law Journal —24, Raffles Green and White, English Quarterly

Place i.y. i 'i • ) <. —De la Sail© College

Malayan Medical Journal—P.O. Box | Home, English Monthly—358, Cama-

270 nnes, Sta. Cruz

Malayan P. C. Annual—32a. Raffles | Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily—

Quay 430, Salazar, Binondo

Malayan Travellers Gazette—39, Ro- La Opinon--65, Juan Luna, Binpndo

binson Road La Vanguardia—T.V.T. Building, F.

Singapore Free "Press, Ltd. —146, j Torres

Cecil Street Lasallite, The, English Fortnightly

Singapore Motor—D-irectory — 32a, —La Salle College

Raffles Quay Mabuhay, Morning Daily in Tagalog

Sports & Pastimes—-32a, Raffles Quay —61, Calle Muralla

Straits Budget—140, Cecil Street h Manila /City, DjiRECTO^Y-r-1104, Castil-

44, Stanley Stfefet lejos

Straits Times—140, Cecil Street Manila Daily Bulletin—Corner Roan,

Sunday Times—14b/Cecil Street and Evangelista, Quiapo

Union Times Press—27/29, Club St. New China Herald—568, Misericordia

Waeta AHAb—185,' 185a, 185b, Cecil Q. S. T. Industrial

Philippine Review, The—

Bldg., 433, Dasmarinas^

Street Binondo

Waeta Malaya—186, T8#a, 185b, Cecil Philippine Magazine—217, Dasma-

Street yinas, Binondo

Sumatra Philippine Journal Of Education—

College of Education, U.P.

De Sumatra Post—Medan Philippine Journal of Science—727,

Herran, Ermita

Philippine Law Journal, The—Col-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS lege of Law, U.P.

Philippine Magazine—1104, Castil-

Manila lijos, Quiapo

Philippine Mining News—-601, Es-

Americajs Chamber of Commerce colta i

Journal—180, David, Binondo Philippine Missionary—1916, Oro-

Associated Press—Bulletin Building, quieta, Sta. Cruz

Sta. Cruz Philippine Poultry Journal — 357

Bulletin, Manila Daily—Raon, Quia- R. Hidalgo, Quiapo

po Philippine Social Science Review—

Cabletow. The, English and Spanish 105, Rizal Hall, UvP.

Monthly— Masonic Temple Philippines Herald—61, Muralla, In-

Chinese Commercial News — 2, Soler tramuros

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT E24!

Sho-Ko Shimpo—841, Lepanto Commercial Equipment Co. — 303,

Sugar News Press, Inc., The—671, Kiangse Road

Dasmarinas Dodwell & Co;, Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Tribune, The—T.V.T. Builidng Evans & Son, Ltd.—David House

United Press Association — Insular Gallop & Co., Fed. Ino.—320, Sze-

Life Building, Binondo chuen Road

Woman’s Home Journal—1132, Cali- Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co.,

fornia, Ermita Ltd.—6L, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

International Business Machines

Cebu Cqrpn.—220, Szechuen Road

Office Appliance Co,, Ltd.—150, Nan-

Advertiser, The—198, Juan Luna king Road

Freeman, The—P.O. Box 311 Office Utilities Service Bureau—

Guardian, The 133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Remington Typewriter Agency—161,

Iloilo Museum Road

Underwood Typewriter Dept.—81,

El Centinela—24, Iznart Jinkee Road

El Pueblo—6, Gral Luna Weder, August—104, Hamilton House

La Tribuna—14, Marina Street

Pearl of the Orient—The Times Tientsin

Zamboanga Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

El Criterio

La Antorcha SIAM

MLidanao Herald

Bangkok

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

McFarland Typewriter Co., Ltd. —

CHINA • Corner New and Sjiriwongse Roads

Hongkong MALAYA

ODodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong

Bank Building Penang

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—Gloucester

Building (Arcade) Roneo, Ltd.—19, Beach Street

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—David House,

67, Des Yceux Rd., Central

Office Appliance Co.—12, Des Voeux Singapore

Koad Central

Ramsey & Co.—Hotel Cecil Basement Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. — 26-30A',

Cecil Street

Shanghai Remington Rand/Inc.—Guthries' Bldg.,

24, Battery Road

Burroughs, Inc.—12, The Bund Roneo, Ltd.—3, Malacca Street

Business Equipment Corporation— Straits Typewriter Agency — 14a,

Change Alley

263, Kiangse Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E242 OFFICE EQUIPMENT—OIL MERCHANTS

Selangor Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—1, Nami-

matsu-cho, 3-ehome

Barlock Typewriter Agency—6, Mar- Sakai Shoten—35, Akashi-machi

Sanko Shogyo K.K. —47, Akashi-

ket Str., Kuala Lumpur machi

NETHERLANDS INDIA Socony Vacuum Corporation^?.O,

Box 1

Sourabaya Takada Seitaro Shoten — Shosen

Bldg., 5, Kaigan-dori

Rkmeiods Bros.— 15, Kembang Djepbon Union Oil Co. of California—7, Ha-

rima-machi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hakodate

Manila Hakodate Juyu Tank K.K.—96, Sue-

hiro-cho

A. & P. Cp., Inc,—r62Q, , Escolta, Mitsutani

clio

Kiemon—2, Wakamatsu-

Naoional

E^langer & Galingee, Inc.—Regina Murakami

tsu-cho

Tomikichi—28, Wakama-

Bldg.

Gestetner Ltd., D.—108, Escolta

Heacock Co., H. E.—120, Escolta Kyushu

Nielson Sales Co-. —110, Escolta, Hamada Yoshisuke—10, Shimo Tsushi-

Binondo ma-Koji

Philippine Education Co.—101-103, Kishi Takao—3, Kaigan-dori

Escolta Kitamura Tamindo—68, Baba Shin-

cho

OIL MERCHANTS Takasaki Torao—34, Rami Gofuku-cho

JAPAN Yanase Shoji K.K.—'Kami Gofuku-

cho

Kobe Moii

F. B. Broad & Son—7, Harima-machi Asano Bussan K a i sha—S an bash i - do r i

Hatada Seiyu-sho—8, ' Goban-cho, 7- Demitsu Sakezo Shoten—Nishi Hon-

chome machi

Honen Seiyu K.K- —Naruo-mura Kyushu Sekiyu K.K.—Moto Kujota-

Inouye Mamekasu -Seizo K.K.—Ha- ki-cho

manaka-cho Maruzen Koyu G. K.—Soto Ham'a-chc

Kobe Boiled Oil Co.—Kawanishi- Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

dori 15

Marusen Koyu GOmei Kaisha—18, Takahashi Makuma Shoten—Soto Ha-

Kitanaka-machi Washida Shokai G.K.—Higashi Hou-

Matsuno Shoten, G.K.—150, Tamon- machi

dori

Mikado Seiyu K.K.—475, Nishide- Nagasaki

machi

Musabhoy & Co.,:Ltd., M.—328, Sam Fujioka Fiji—Moto Funa-machi

nomiya Matsuhaya Shoten—12, Moto Funa,

Niohibei Koyu, K.K.—2, Umetate-eho machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E243

Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Yanase-machi Shimonoseki

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—7,

Tokiwa-machi Asahi Sekiju K. K.—Kannozsaki-cho

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—9, Oura Daido Koyu K.K.—Hanano-chi

Yamada Shoji K.K.—Onoe-machi Fukuishi Shoten—Hanano-cho

Yamaga Gennosuke—3, Suehijo-cho Honen Suiyu K.K.—Hyaku-ju Bank

Building

Yamamoto Sekiyu-ten—Imaura-cho

Nagoya Tokyo

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—Kita- Asahi Sekiyu K.K.—21-gokan, Maru-

nouchi

kura-cho

Nagoya Ogura Skkiyu Hambai-sho— Honen Sekiyu K.K.—Yaesu Building,

Marunouchi

71, Sawakami Atsuta Higashi-cho

Nagoya iSeiyu K.K.—Hiroi-cho, Nishi- Hosoyama

kawa

Tahochi Shoten—-6, Shin-

ku

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—Ofune-cho, Ni- Nippon Oil Co.—Yuraku Building

shi-ku Rising Sun Petroleum Co.^Sanshin

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—Negi-cho, Naka- Building, Yuraku-eho

ku Sasaya Shoten—13, Hongo

Nitto Koyu K.K—48. Ofuna-cho Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519, Yaesu

Rising Petroleum Co.—2, Shinsakae- Building

machi Watanabe Takejiro Shoten—19, Higa

Standard Vacuum Corporation — 3, shi iRyukanchi

Shin-yanagi-cho Yetani Shokai—3, Ginza

Yoshikawa Seiyu-sho—Nishi Kikui-

cho, Njshi-ku Yokokama

Fujii Seiyusho—32, Okano-cho

Osaka Iwai Seiyu Hiryo Gomei Kaisha—7,

Hoshino-cho

Aoki Kagaku Seiyu-sho^-26, Minami Nichibei Koyu K.K.—53, Takashima-

Sakaigawa-oho dori

Nippon

Hasegawa Seiyu Kojo-rrSiO, Mina ni Anzen-cho Seikiyu Kabushiki Kaisha-—

N akaraoto-chp; Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Ghiwaka-cho

Kashiwara Seiyu Goshi Kaisha—2-40, Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—58, Ya-

Minami-Horie-cho mashita-cho

Matsumoto

machi Seiyu-cho—4, Izuo Umeno- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—8, Bund

Mayeda Seiyu-cho—18, Fuku-machi Yokohama Kiyota Shoten K.K.—250,

Kanagawa-dori

Nagai Shoten — 820, Daido-Seimei

Bldg. FORMOSA

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Asaki

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Settsu Seiyo K.K.—16, Yasui-cho Taihoku

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka Shitsuin Shoten—Taihoku

Building, 1, Soze-cho Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Yoshihara Teijiro—7, Nakanoshirna 97, Taihoku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E244 OIL MERCHANTS

KOREA Chinkiang

Beiyc Shokai—'S3, Saikaido, Seoul Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Chosen Yushi Kogyosho—12, Reido, China), Ltd.—4, The Bund

Seoul

Keijo Eiytt Snojr Kaisha—88, Nan- Chungking

daimon-dori, Seoul

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—14, Furnichi- Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

maohi, Seoul Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Naudaimon- Texas Co. (China). Ltd.

dori, Seoul

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—10, Young Brothers Trading. Co.

Nandaimon-don, Seoul ufom

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.*—178, Gishu* Dairen

dori, Seoul

Texas Co. (China) Ltd., The—P.O. Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Box 25 (Salad)—3, Higashikoen-cho

Texas Sekiyu Hambaisho—1, Najadai- Asia Sekiyu KaisRa- 213,, Yamagata-

xnon-dori, Seoul dori

Asiatic Petroleum Oo,'-^213, Yama-

CHINA gata-dori

Nisshin Seiya K.K.—3, Takara-cho

Amoy Santai Yubg K.K.—Hatsuse-cho

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Asiatic Petroleum Co: (S.G.), Ltd.— 60

Shell Corner Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—230, Shio'mi-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. cho I m

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—H. K. and Yano Moto Shoten G.K.—14, Yayai-

Shanghai Bank Bldg. cho

Canton Foochow

Asiatic Petroleum Go. (S.C.), Ltd.— Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Shameen South China Trading Co., Ltd.—6S,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Me Wu Ting Road

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—47, B. Standard Vacuum Oil Corpn.

Con., Shameen Texas Co., Ltd.—7, Huang Sung Pao

Street

Changsha

Hangchow

Asiatic. Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. China), Ltd.

Texas Co. (China)', ii/ru. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Chefoo Hankow

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Aunhold- & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House

Standard-Vacuum

10 Oil Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic

: Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST QF.TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E245-

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Kongmoon

Co.—4, Han Chung P^oad, S.A.D.

Hwa CHASiG Co„ Lin. -- 9, Dahlia Asiatic Petroleum Co, (S.C.), Ltd,

Building, Hunan Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Tungting, Standard-Vacuum

I .bR

Oil Co.

.o’) ,u(i . ■ d>:-j8

Whacheong and Poyang Roads Mukden

Smith & Co., Werner G.—French

Bund

Standard-Vacuum Oil' Co.—'National Asiatic Petroleum'' Qd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

City Bank Building

Texas Co. (Chijsl*), Ltd. — N.K.K. Texas Bldg.

Co., (China) Ltd., The—I.S.S.

Bldg., The Bund

Yoitijg Brothers Trading Co.- Young

Brothers Corph. Bldg. Hanking

Harbin Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. J

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co. Texas STfltfriARD-VACuuSi Oil Co. '

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya Street Co. (China), Ltd., The — Sar

East Asiatio Co., Ltd.—6.5,, Roleyaya Ki Wan

Street

Standard-Vac

nalnayh' St.,hum

: Oil Co,—52, Diago-

Pristah Nanning

Texas Co., (China) Ltd.—12, Straho- Standard-Vacuui^ Oil Qo.

yvaya Street

Hoihow Newchwang

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.O.), Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum 'Co. (Nortu

Standard-V acddm Oil Co. China), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Hongkong

A. Yuen & Chee ChEong Co.—74, Ningpo

Connaught Road Central

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South ST4NDARp-VACUUM OlL Co.

China), Ltd.—Shell House Peiping

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Road Central

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road Asiatic Petroleum,.p.o^-Legation St.

Central ml Ats

Reiss, Bradley & _Co.—7 Queen’s Rd. Standard-Vacuum

Tiao Jtiutung

Oil Co.—7, Erh

Central i/J

Standard-VacUu’m Oil Co. — Union Shanghai

Building

Texas Company (China), Ltd., The

—12, Queen’s Road -Central Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

aaa aaupitaisA ookajiT aixDAHKo: China), Bund

Ltd.—Shell Building, 1, The

Kiiikiang Dqdwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. chuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TftADES

E246 OIL MERCHANTS

Kobayashi Yoko—115, Kiangse Road Standard-Vacuum

tao Road

Oil Go.—7, Kuan-

Liddell Bros. & Co.—4, Peking Road Texas Co., Ltd.—3, Monchwang Road

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—94, Canton

Road

Sung Yuen Oil Co.—260, Peking Rd. Wenchow

Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill—36, W. Soochow

Road Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—30, Foochow Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Road

Union Oil Co. of California—239, Wuchow

Sassoon House

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—101, Broadway Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Swatow Texas Co. (China),, Ltd

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Wuhu

—P.O. Box 8

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

79

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—G, Koo Peng Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Road Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—Ho Nan

Kai

Soochow

Yunnanfu

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Cie Fbanco-Asiatique des Petroles

Tientsin Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Asiatic Petroleum (North China) SIAM

Co., Ltd.

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road Bangkok

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima

Road

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—8, Quai de Asiatic

tawi

Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Ban-

France

Texas Co.—90, Victoria Road Siam Industries (1932), Ltd.—P.O.

Box 50

Tsinan Standard-Vacuum Oil Go. — Hong

Kong Bank Lane

Standard-Vacuum

Lu Oil Co.—AVei San

INDO-CHINA

Tsingtao Haiphong : s c >. ?.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.O.)j Ltd.— Compagnie Franco-Asiatiques des

P.O. Box 98 Petroles—5, Rue Brieve de I’lsle

Ring Chong Loong Co.—P.O. Box 59 Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—13, Rue

Minemura Oil Mills—34. Hwayang Jules Ferry

Road Texas Co., Ltd.—23, Rue Jules Ferry

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E247

Provinces du Tonkin Crosfield & Sons, Ltd., J.—5, Malac-

ca Street

Nouyen van Chung—Dap-Oau Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.—61,

Chulia Street

Saigon Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean

Building, Prince Street

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Pe- Scotia

lay

Lubricating Oil Co.—2, Fin-

son Green

troles—15, BouJevard Norodom

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Banque Building, 5th FloorOil Co. — Union

Standard-Vacuum

de FIndochine Building Union Oil Co. of California—Union

Building, Collyer Quay

MALAYA Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. 0.—41-43,

Robinson Road

Johore

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Johore Babru

Cebu

Malacca

Standard-Vacuum * Oil Co.—Gotiaoco

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—73, Pengkalan Building

Rama Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The

Penang Iloilo

Ban Teik Bee Co.—170, Beach Street Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach Socony-Vacuum

Texas Co., Inc.

Corporation

Street

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co. — 51, Manila

Madras Lane (Coconut)

Wakefield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building

Bank Chambers

Associated Oil Co. — China Bank

Perak Building

Babcock & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 1222;

Standard-Vacuum El Hogar Bldg.

Oil Co.—P.O. Box Bennett,

119, Ipoh Inc., P. M.—53, Lorenzo de

la Paz

Selangor Carrero, Vidal & Co.—Isla de Provi-

soiij Paco (Coconut)

Cumberbatch & Co.—Ford Street El Dorado Oil Works — 318, National

City

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—High Str., PhilippineBank Building, Binondo

Kuala Lumpur Engineer Corpn.—Pilar

Bldg.

Singapore Philippine Manufacturing

David, Binondo Co.—244,

Philippine Refining

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Shell House, nut)—1035, Isaac Peral Co. (Coco-

Collye> Quay Philippine Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O.

Bee Huat & Co.—121, Beach Road Box 843

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E248 OIL MERCHANTS—OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Coconut) Osaka

—Tomas Claudio, Pandacan

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—426, Das- Schmidt Shotjsn—13,. Nakanoshima, 3-

marinas chome

Texas Co. (P.l.) Inc. — 9, Plaza,

Moraga, Rinondo Tokyo

Valvoline Qil Co. of New York^-41,

Banaca, San Idiguel

Hospital Supply .Co.—.7, Yamamoto-

Zamboanga cho

Krausse, E.—10, Mavunoucbi, San-

chome

Socony-Vaccum Corporation—Atkins Zeiss, Carl f Rahushiki Kaisha)—

Kroll Building Yusen Building, Marunouchi

Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Box 14.

CHINA

' BORNEO

Canton

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Labuan

British Malayan

Ltd,—S andakan. Petroleum [ Co., Rafeek & Co.—27-23, F. C., Shameen

Sarawak Oilfields, ILTD.^-Miri ScHMipT & Co.^-20-24, Ching Yuen

Maloo

NETHERLANDS INDIA Dairen

Sumatra Hjrata Yoko-H'C Naniwa-cho ft

Nan Yang Yen Ching Kung Ssu—>31».

N. V. De Bataafsohe Petroleum Maat- Fanbu-dori

schappij—Pangkala Brandan Ohmi Yoko—37, Naniwa-cho

Shih Wei CHi-H-Naniwa-cho

OIL MILLS IN CHINA (See

Page B 23-25) Harbin

OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES Rodenstock, G.--2, -Sammanaya SL

Schmidt & Co.—40, Diagonalnaia

JAPAN

Peiping

Kobe

Schmidth & Co., F.L—23, Hsi Tsung,

F ukuoka Shtnsei-do.—3, 'Tamon-dori Pu Hutung

Hattori Hosei-do.—57, Sancomiya-

cbo Hongkong

I nouye Ganeyotfn—San nomiya-cho

Kobe Gankyo-in—52, Motpmachi-dori Bakilly Co., Ltd. —153, Des Voeux

Morikawta Shoten—170, Motomachi- Road Central

dori Chinese Optical Go.—67, Queen’s-

Nishimura Shoten—159, Motomachi- Road Central

dori : Hongkong Optical Co.—53, Queen’s

Tamaya Shoten Kano cho ; Road Central

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES-^AINT AND VARNISH E249

International Trading Co. — China C*larK & Co:—Masonic Temple

Building Heacock Co., H. E.—124, Escolta

Lee Bros.—8, D’Aguilar Street Escolta Optical Co.—167, Escolta

N. Lazarus—6, Pedder Street Lara Optical Co.—356, Raon

Mayen & Oo.—37, Queen’s Road C. Reyes Optical Co.—684, Ave. Rizal

Schmidt & Co.—York Building Reyes Bros. Optical Co.—702, Ave.

Sino- American Optical Co. — 238 Rizal

Queen’s Road Central Sabater Manuel—76, Escolta

Torres Optical Co.—554, Juan Luna

Shanghai Valencia Optical Inc.—87, Escolta

China Scientific Instrument Co., PAINT FACTORIES

Ltd.—131, Museum Road '{See Page B26)

Ismer & Co., C.—244, Nanking Road aaiM- JflLH

Scherings, Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming PAINT AND VARNISH

Yuen Road

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon House JAPAN

YittA&exin

Road (China) Ltd.—2, Peking

Kobe

Tientsin Choyei-GiImi—Nishi-shirike-cho

Tientsin Optical. Co.—65, Rue de Daito rn una

Tokyo, K. K.—Choshu, ©da-

Takou

Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Road Higashiyama Shoten — 196, Nishide-

machi

MALAYA International Paint Co.—P.O. Box

141

Singapore Kanae Shoten—Shimagami-cho

Kansai Paint K. K.—365, Kanzak!

Eastern Optical Co.—15, South Robe Toryo K.K.—1, Mizukasa-dori

Canal Road Nippon Paint Kobe Soko—388, Nis-

Eye Clinio, The—191, Middle Road hide-machi

Ezekiel &i Sons—Raffles Chamber, Okada Toryo-ten—83, Sannomiya-cho

Raffles Place Red Hand Compositions Co.—Ycnei

Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, BaL Shoten, 23, Sakae-machi

tery Road

Nan Sin Optical HotrsE—325, North Toyo dori

ToR^p fjEiio K.K.—2, Suguhaa-a^

Bridge Road

Nagasaki

Malacca

Suzubun ShoteN’~52, Tsuki-machi

'Georgetown Dispensary—9, Riverside Voshida Rainosuke—22, Moto Furu-

kawa-machi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Osaka

Manila

Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo A Asahi Paint Seizo G.K.—21, Urae-cho

Nippon Paint Seizo K.K.—10, Urae-

Casaje Toh & Co., InC.—135, Rosario cho iB'ldli >

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E250 PAINT AND VARNISH

Taisho Paint K.K.—Minami Sakai- China Paint Manufacturing , Co.,

Ltd.—1, Arran St., Kowloon

gawa

Taiyo Paint Skizo Kogy.o K.K.—42. Davie. Boag & Co., Ltd. -3^ Queen’s

Road Central

Fiiku-machi

Tkikokct Paint Seizo K.K.—38, Ho- Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen's Rd,

getsu-cho Central

Toa Paint Sei/o K.K.—33, takami- Goeke & Co. (1935) Export, A.—China

cho Building

Kelly & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Tokyo Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.—

York Building

Fuji Tokyo K K.—Shoiva Building, National

Mai unouchi Lacquer and Paint Pro

Nippon Kakkc Paint K.K.—3, Ginza ducts Co., Ltd.—3536, North Point

Nippon Paint iSeizo K.K.—Minamis Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10,. Des Voeux

hinagawa Shuku Road Central

Tkikoku Tokyo K.K.—13, KiBa-cho Sun Fat Co.—National Bank Buildihg,

| 8a, Des Voeux Road Central

Yokohama WiSkenson, Heywood & Clark

Hong Kong Bank Bldg.

Akimoto Aburaten—12, Choja-machi

Amano ,Shoten—16, Onoe-cho Shanghai

Inagaki Veizo Shoten—17, Noge-cho

Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten-78, Sumi- Campbell, H. B.—1481, Bubbling Well

Morobashi Chiyokichi Shoten—1117, Road

Kuto-cho

Suzuki Kinnosuke Shoten—n, Masa- Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd.—478-80, North Sdochow Road

go-cho

Takagi Tsunesaburo Shoten—28, Su- Felgate & Co., R. H.—1547, Bubbling

Well Road

miyashi-cho

Yatojii Shokai—23, Kaigan-don Red Hand Compositions Co-—320,

Szechuen Road

CHINA Slowe A Co.) Ltd.—110 Hankow Road

Wilkinson. HeyWood & Clark—320,

Dairen Szechuen Road

Hayashi Yoko—y80, Nishi Yoko

Marshu Paint K.K.—(53, Susono-cho Tientsin

Tanaka Keitei Shokai G.K.—218,

Yamagata-dori Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—5, Vic

Hankow toria Road

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd.4-9, Dahlia NETHERLANIDS INDIA

Building, Hunan Rd., S-A.D. 3 ■ ,i / / ■ ■ i -aw

Sourabaya

Hongkong

Ault

V. P A. Regnault’s Verf-Tikk &

Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAINT AND VARNISH—PAPER MERCHANTS E25V

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Matsuda Shokai—1.3,

: Kaigan-dori

Mitsubishi Seisiii K.K.—Takasago-

Manila cho

Murakami Shokai—2^; Katvasaki-cho

Bazar Siglo—Plaza de Conde Nippon Shigyo K.K.—98^ Yedo-machi

Cham-Samco & Sons—300, Sto. Cristo, Nippon Shirui Shokai-h77, Moto-

San Nicolas machi

Elizalde & Cia—P.O. Box 121 Nissha Shokai—340., Iwaya

Getz Bros. & Co.—20, Soriano Bldg. Suda Shokai—5, Karumo-dori

Go Soc.—618, Rizal Avenue Tanaka Gensaburo . Shoten—41, Kita-

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler nagasa-dori

Building YokogAwa Shokiku do—9, Kitanaga-

Perez Samanillo, Rafael — 116-122, sa-cho

Juan Luna

Reyes & Co., F.—£24, Azcarraga, San Kyushu

Nicolas

Roelli & Co., Inc. — 244, David Aori Isokichi—1, FnYuikoji

Binondo Hakushinsha K.K.—Okonai-cho

Simeon O. Sjoan—324, Echague

Uy Chaco Sons & Co.—Chaco Bldg. Kawar'ada . Heizo—29, Kqj iya:cho

Viegelmann, E.—456, Dasmarinas Kojima Wayoshiten G-K^ss, Naka

jiina-cho ., ,

PAPER BOX FACTORIES (See Watanabe Nishi-cho

Kami.mise G.E..r-r25, Kami

Page B27)

Moji

PAPER MILLS (See Page B28)

Daido Yoshiten K.K.—Llohihamacho

PAPER MERCHANTS Nakai Shoten K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

JAPAN Nagasaki

Kobe Inouye !Isao—37,i Moto Konya-machi

Fuji Seishi K.K.—25, Jokoji Inouye KENKV/A- D0-!-48, Suwa-machi

Futmai Shokai — 106, Nakayamate- MiiTAGUOHr loHisAkir—52, Yovznzo-machi

dbri SHokiiiN-ho-^St*, Dbza-machi

Hakushin-sha Kobe Branch—25, Sa- Shoyei do—25, KaWiiyama-eho

kae-machi Yamaguchi Kichiro—26, Zaimoku-cho

Inouye Kamimise —14, Moto-machi

dori

Japan Paper Co.- 99, Kitamachi

Kawabata Yoshiten—33, Kumoi-dori A all Co', Ltd—9, Koraibashi

Kobe Bosui Shifu Seizo-sho—6, Dai- Fuji Seishi K.K.—1,

kai-dori

Kobe iSeishi-sho—26, Asahi-dori mono-cho . . . Nishino Shi-

Kudo Yoshiten—20, Sakae-maohi Fukuyama Seishi K.K.—12, Kitahorie

Kami-cho

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—35, Nishi- Furukawa Seishi K.K.—906, Imafuku-

machi cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

1^2:53 PAPER MERCHANTS

KARAiDio Koyyu K.K.-r-l, Tamaje-cbo CHINA

Nieka Seishi K.K.—3, Honjo Higa-

sbi-machi Canton

Oji Seishi K.K.—124, .Kita Nagae-

cho

■Okayama SeiSha R.K.—1, Utsubo Shameen Rafeek & Co.—27-28 French Concession

Kita-machi

Shidzuoka Chefoo

Nippon Shoshi K. K.—54, Mabuehi- Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao

Hon-cho Yang Street

Nozaki Jubki SHDTEN+^34r^Gofuku-oho

Sano Kikuzo Shoten—14, Cha-nUchi Dairen

'Shizuhata

eho Seishf K;K.—1'4, Mizuochi-

Daido Yoshiten K.K.—125, Yamagata-

dori

Tokyo Fuji Yoshiten K.K.—147, Yamagata'

dori

Aall & Co.—PiO. Box 4l.‘ Central Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Azuma Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—77, dori

Shimo Ocbiai Hagiwara Shoten K.K.—52, Kambu-

Fuji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—3, Ginza dori

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd —P.O.—Box 95

Central Hankow

Mitsushi Paper Mills, Ltd.—6, Maru-

nouchi

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—59, Motomachi Chung Hwa Steel Products and

Trading Co.—29, Rue de Paris, Exten.

Oji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—Sanshin Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Ltd.

Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cbo

Itoh Co., C.— 7, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3

Yokohama Lee

Poyang RoadLtd,, D.A.—Ding An Lee,

& Co.,

Bunsei-do Yoshiten — 39, Sumyoshi-

eho Harbin

Ishida Wayoshiten-177,- Furo-cbo

Miyamoto Shoten—13, Onoe-cho Genker, ,M.A.—10,

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—108, Aioi-cho Diagonalnaya Str. Polenaya, Corner 43

Ogawa Yoshiten—59, iMinaminaka-dori

Takasago Shoten—2, Onoe-eho Hongkong

KOREA Ault & Wiborg—17, Connaught Road

Central

HaginoBhoten—95^Taibei-dori, Seoul Che San & Co.—58, Des Vceux Road

Hagiwara . Kamimise—102, Nandai- Central

mon dori, Seoul Chee King—392, Queen’s Road, West

Nippon Shigyo K-K.—106, Nandaimon- Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road

dori Central

Okura Yoshiten—137. Nandaimondori Der A. Wing & Co.—22, Wyndham Street

Senichi Shibutsu K.K.—26, Jushodo Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS E253:

ItoVceux

& Co., (H.K.) Ltd., G.—4a, Des China Fibre Container Co.—273

Road Central Haichow Road

Jardine, MateiEson & Co.—18, Pedder China Paper Co.—195, Yuen Ming

Street Yuen Road

Johnson & Co.—63, Wai Ching Street China Printing Supply Co.—23,

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C. Chaotung Road

Kotewall & Co., R.H.—China Build- Clive & Co.—39, Avenue EdWafd VII

ing

Kwok & Co., P.K.—35, King Lung ComRoad Mr.Rcr.AL Press, Ltd.—211, Honan

Street

Loxley & (Jo., (China) Ltd., W.R. —York Daido Paper

Building

Cosmos Co.—242, Hamilton HouSte-

Yoshiten, Ltd.—105, Kiangse

Luen Cheong & Co.—74, Des Voeux Road

Road Central Dixon & Son, Ltd., JFL C.—Lane 126, 10,.

Maison F. Mathieu Ste. Ame—Prince’ Szechuen Road

Building Frost, Bland <$5 Cp.—33, Szechuerr

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisiia, Ltd.—Hol- Road

land House, Queen’s Road Central Gallop, H. B.—303, Avenue Pettiin

Mitsui BcSsan Kaisha — Prince’s Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Building

Moulder & Co., Ltd.—China Build- Glanzmann, F Co.—162, Canton Road

Hoehnke, Fritfejef—220, Szeehuen Road

ing

Noronha & Coz—18, fee House Street May Sun & Co.--81, Honan Road

Reiss Bradley jfe Co., Ltd.—7, Queen's Mitsubishi Shoji ’ Kaisha—36, Kin

Road Central' kiang Road

She wan, Tomes, & Co.—10, Des Voeux Molnar & Greiner—330, Szechuen

Road Centra] Road

SunEastTax Cheung-129; Bonham Strand Ouskouli, M.H.A.—142, Museum Road

Swedish Trading Co';, Ltd.—China Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452,

Kiangse Road

Building Schuster, E.—249,j Hamilton Hopae

Thoresen & Co.—Queen’s Building Shanghai Paper Industry Co., Lid.

Tung Hing -32, Cochrane Street

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Shanghai Press, Rond Haskell Hoad

115, Hankow

Building

Sy^nnerberg, G. Y.^264, Kiangse Rd.

Macao Telge & Schroeter — 620, Bzechuen

| Road

Po Man Lau—2, Largo-do S. Domin- Thoresen Road

& Co., ;KO.—110, Szechuen

' -'

gos IOT/.A jViccAJEE tk Co., LTD.,-F.—132, Kiangse

Road

Shanghai \Lah Chen Co.—LaneV, Kanking

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & ‘!3,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Swatow

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Ault & Wiborg China Co.—157, Can- Bradley & Co.—P.O. Bok 76

ton Road

Bunshin Paper Co., Ltd.—89, Foo- Shauter, Dayland &/' Co./ Ltd —44.

chow Road Yee Ann Street '• •

r CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E254 PAPER MEROHANTS-PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Tientsin Motiwalla & Co., E. J.—6 & 8,

d’Almeida Street

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572

Takou

•Caxton Press, Ltd.—Council Road, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Vic-

toria Road Manila

Oipperich & Cor, E.—5?, Taku Road

Perrin Cooper & Co.—73, Consular A. C. Ransom Philippine Corporation—

Road 717-721, Florentino Torres

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Ault & Wiborg (Far East) Co.—30-32,

sular Road Basando

Corono Supply Co.—40,2 Juan Luna

SIAM ; Hall Whipple & Co., Inc., S.—176, Soler,

Binondo

Bangkok Heilbronn Co., J. P., Inc.—233, Calle

1 David, Binondc

Barrow, Broavn & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Manila Blue Printing C’o.—Santa

Hua Takay Cruz Bridge

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Philippine Education Co.—101, Es-

colta

MALAYA.,

Penang PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORIES

(See Page B37)

Criterion Press

ing, Penang Road Co., Ltd.—Echo Build- PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Perak JAPAN

Commercial Press, Ltd.—15, Pang- Kobe

Ibcaa Street, Ipoh

Akakabe Shoten — 133, Motomachi-

Selangor dori

Arakawa iShashin Shokai—173, San-

Canton Press—6-8, Market Street, nomiya-cho

Kuala Lumpur Futaba Shashin Shokai — 39, Akashi-

machi

Negri Sembilan Honjo Shokai—61, Motomachi-dori

Nantoh & Co.—Nakayamate

•Commercial Press, Ltd.—125, Birch Yasui Shasinki-ten — 187, Motomaehi-

Road, Seremban dori

Yoshida Yoshi Shoten—34, Sanno-

Singapore miya-cho

De Souza Bros.—106, Wmrth Bridge Road Kyoto

Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John—Dun-

lop Houae', RobinH>an Road Asanuma Shokai—Bukkoji Sagaru

Koh Yeav Heang Eng Kee Press—18, Kataoka Shashin Zairyo-ten—Kawa-

North Bridge Roach ra-machi-kado

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES E255

Minoktj-ya S hash in-ten—Sakai-machi- Hall Law & Co.—China Building

uishi-iru Long Hing & Co.—8, Des Voeux Road

Nagano Harunosuke—Ayakoji-sagaru Central

Yamamoto Suetaro—Sanjo-agaru Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road C.

Yamashita Shoten—Bukkoji-sagaru Schmidt & Co.—York Building

PURUKAWA SHASHIN ZAIRY0TEN--14,

Kita Kyutaro-cho Macao

Kawara Shashikiten — 60, Kawara-

machi Po Man Lag.—2, Largo ,d'o, S. Domin-

Konishi Roku—46, Nagaboribashi gos : -i , f

Momiji-ya—209, Kamifukushima Thomson Loo A; .Co.—1a, Rua Central

Tokyo Peiping

Sangokg Boeki K.E.—8, Yumi-cho Camera Craft Co.—2, Morrison Street

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu- Deutsche Farben H.-G. Waibel & Co.

sen Building, Marunouchi —21, Gan Mien Hutung

Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation

Street

CHINA

Shanghai

Amoy

Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. China Sports—560, Szechuen Road

Chiyo Yoko—166, Nanking Road

Dairen Eastman Kodak & . Go.—185, ’ Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Hashizume Yoko—64, Oyama-dori Ilford, Ltd.—7-9, Montauban Road

Kashimura Yoko K.K.—64, Ise-cho ScHERiNGS, Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming-

Yuen Road

Kimura Yoko—35, Nishi-dori Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Mori Yoko—Ginza-dori king Road

Sano Yoko G.K.—35, Oyama-dori Watson & Co-, Ltd., A. S.—71, Nan-

king Road

Hankow Tientsin

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and Kodak Shop, Thet-*-111, Victoria Road

Cooperation Roads

Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.

—11, The Bund, S.A.D. 3 MALAYA

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

of Rue Clemenceau and Rue Dubai 1 Singapore

Zenith Studio—21, Kianghan Road

Ebata & Co’y.—33, Coleman Street

Hongkong Ezekiel & Sons, E. S. — 3, Capitol

Building, Stamford Road

A. Sek 3«. Co.—26a, Des Vceux Road C. Eod4k, Ltd.—130, Robinson Road

Eastman Kodak Co. — 14, Queen’s LeeFloor)

& Co., C. M.—37-39, High Street (1st

Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

£256 PLUMBING & HEATING PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS

Lim Khoon Heng — 245-7, Orchard Peiping

Road

Malaya Photo Supply Co.L,59; Vic- Men Street Co.—311, Chao Yang

China Radiator

toria Street

Maynard &; Co.—,1L‘ Battery Road Engiotering Practice, Inc.—U, Fang

Singapore Photo Co.—37-39, High Street Chia Hutung, Antingmen Nei

Wah Heng &0£|5K: Co., Ltd—95 North

Bridge Road ■

' PHILIPPINE ISLANDS China Plumbing & Heating Co —416,

Szechuen Road

Manila New Shanghai Heating and Plumb-

ing Co.—Lane 200, 21, Peking Road

Botica Boie—95- Esi<a Universal Engineering Co. — 2,

Camera Supply Co.—138, Escolta Avenue Petain

Heacock Co., H. E.—120-130,' Escolta PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kodak Philippines,’ Ltd.—434, Das-

marinas Manila

Manila Photo Supply, Inc:—159-161,

Escolta Casupanan Bros.—243, Blumentrid

Modern Kodak Finishing, The—74, Gonzales, D. A.—120, Tetuan

Soler

Sun Photo Supply—Crystal Arcade, Jones, J. W.—312, Misericordia

La Higiene—54, Orozco

Escolta Lazaro, G.—245, Moriones

PIPER-ORGAN FACTORIES (See Luzon Metal & Plumbing Works Co.,

Ino.—521-523, Soler Binondo

PagC B28) Tiongson, Regino—1218, Misericordia

United Plumbing Co., Inc.—666-676,

PLUMBING AND HEATING Juan Luna, San Nicolas

Yu Eng Kao — 602-604, Azcarraga,

JAPAN Tondo

Osaka POWER PLANTS (See Page B29—41)

Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Korai-bashi-zume

CHINA JAPAN

Hankow Kobe

Mei Loong & £0.—Opposite Y.M.C.A., doriChugai Insatsu K.K.—2/6, Azuma-

S.A.D. 2 Ichikawa Gomei Insatsu-sho — 147,

Kitanagasa-dori

Hongkong Inouye Kikuzo Insatsu-sho—136, Ni-

ban-cho 1-chome

Lee Yu KEB-frS?, Des Voeux Rd. C. Japan Chronicle Press—65, Naniwu-

Warren & Co., Ltd., 0. E.—St. George’s machi

Building Kobe Tsukumo-do—11, Kaigan-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS E25T

Kobe & Osaka Press—2, Kaigan-dori Nagasaki

Kodama Ohbun Kappan-sho—2Q9, Mo-

Kukumaru Printing Office — 25, ■ Harada

tomachi-dori Hakuyei'-sha—7, Enotsu-machi

Moto-machi Sinn-ICHIRO—10, Dozamachi

Kyoshin Insatsu K.K.—90, Sbimosa- Jusei-sha K.K.—1, M(j>tohaka,ta-cho

wa-dori

Meibun-do—11, Sannomiya-cho Nagoya

Mitsumura Insatsu K.K.—4, Isogami- Issei-sha-^16,! Chihaya-dho

dori

Naigai Insatsu K.K.—1-33, Kusuno- Nagoya Insatsu K.K.—Miitami Hisa-

ki-cho ya-cho

Okabe Showa Insatsu K.K.—24, Hariya-

machi Insatsu Jimusho—36, Sakae- machi

Sanyei-sho—285, Moto-machi Tanaka Tensha Insatsu'S-ho — 1,020.

Shubun-sha, K.K.—119, Aioi-cho Higashi Osone-cho

Tanaka Insvtsu K.K. — 102, Yedo-

machi Osaka

Yamada Mark Shokai—257, Kotono-

cho Araki Sanjiro —42, Okumi-cho

Yokoyama Shigeru—1-24, Moto-machi Chuo Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—9'. Higa-

shinoda-cho

Kyoto Isemato Kasaburo—4, Bakuro-machi

Kobe Insatsu-sho—1-20, Kozu-cho Mi-

Endo Tokujiro—Yanagibabu-higashi 'Uami-ku

Ishida Kyokusan Insatsu K.K.—Sa* Mikado Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—12,

kai-machi W asen-oho

Kamihiue Shoten—Omiya-Higashi Morikawa InsatsU-sho—34, Umeda-

Nakamura Seihan-jo—Fuyamachi cho

Okumura CHOzo^Inokuma-Kado Nakada Insatsu:sho—^55, Andojibashi,

Otoi Yoshio—Sanjo-sagaru Minami-ku

Sobun-sha Insatsusho — Kamigoryo- Nakane

Tsutsumi

Kojo—301, N ao-cho'

Miyoshi-^49, Kamifakushi-

mae-agara ma Kita c

.Suzuri Sholi-sha—Higashi-iru , Umeda Insatsu-sho—.8a,-T/KaiMiifukushi-

ma Kita ■ ■ ' ,•'..

Kyushu Yamada Seiban IRsAJrsHrQBiGi-^1032, Ni-

shimarute-chp

Fukuoka Insatsu K.K.—Kami Naji- XOHANA-DO

ma-cho iNSAT^UySlIO—143, Moto-

Hakata-do—40, Furumonto-cho maohi

Showa Insatsu G.K.—354, Haruyoshi-

cho ~~75

Tokyo

Yamada Jumichiro—25, Furokuji-cho

Chugai

kurawaInsatsu Kaisha—25, Nishifu-

Moji

Ichiban-kan Printing Officer-3, Ima-

Arima Insatsusho GsK.—3, Dairi gawakoji, Kanda-ku

Minami Sakae-machi Isshiki Printing Ooi—3, Yuraku-cho

Ryubun-do Insatsusho G.K.—Gin-cho Kojima Insatsu K.K.—655, Kita Shi:

Toyo Seihan K.K.—Naniwa-cho nagawa-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

£9,58 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Kyodo Insatsu K.iK.—Hisakataeho, Matsuuea Insatsusho—34, Yoshino-cho

Hoishikawa-ku Ni^shin Insatsusho K.K.—2, Oye-cho

Nitto Insatsu K.K.—36, Masago-cho, Takeshita Shoten — 188!, Yamagata-

Hongo-ku dori

Ohye Printing Co.—81, Kogae-cho Toa Insatsu K.K.—91, Omi-cho

Shuyei-sha, Ltd.—12, Icihigayakaga-

cho Hankow

Tokyo Insatsu : K.K.—Kogyo Ginko

Building, Marunouchi Central China Post, Ltd. — Corner

Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry—Tsu- Hunan and Peking Roads

kiji Kyobashi-ku

Toyo Printing Co., Ltd.—32, Atago- Ping Lee, F. Con. Co.—51, Sing

Dah Tung Printing

cho

Yoshida Insatsu-sho—17, Saruya,rcho Hankow Printing Office—13, San-

kiao Road

Religious

37, PoyangTract

RoadSociety Press—33-

Yokohama

Tai-Sing Printing Office—7, Liangyi

Bunju-do Printing Office—46, Yedo Street

mura

Kanbe Insatsusho—35, Mandai-cho Harbin

Ohkawa Insatsusho—p4, Ohta-machi

Onoe Insatsusho—44, Aioi-cho Harbin Commercial Post—10, Malaya

Taihei InsaYsu K.K.—851, Nishibobe- Skvoznaya

cho Harbin Daily News—14, Bulvarny

Taiyosha Insatsusho—35, Matsu gake- Prospect

cho Harbin Herald

Harbin Observer—10, Malaya Skvoz-

KOREA naya

Harbin Zaria—-1, iSkvoznaya Street

Chikazawa iShoten—76, Hasegawa-cho, Simpson’s Agencies—2, Konnaya St.

Seoul

Chosen Insasso K.K.—62, Horai-cho, Hongkong

Seoul

Christian Literature Society—Seoul Central Printing Office—23, D’Agui-

Matsumoto. Insatsusho G.K.—49, Mi- lar Street

zushita-cho, Seoul

Tanioka Shoten G.K.—131, Hom-cho CheCentral San & Co.—58, Des Vceux Road

China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

CHINA Commercial Press, Ltd.—35, Queen’s

Road C. Printing Works, North

Chefoo Point

Connaught Printing Press,—1a,

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O. Stanley Street

Box 53 Der A Wing, Ltd.—22, Wyndham St.

Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao Empire Printing Press—50, Welling-

Yang St. ton Street

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. —

Dairen Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham

Ichibankan—52, Shikishima-ctho Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS E259

Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd. China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road

(Lithographer^}^!, Queeffs &oad C. China Press, Inc—160, Avenue Eq,7

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building ward VII

Local Printing Press, Ltd. — 13, Comacrib Press—118, Museum Road

Duddell Street Commercial Press, Ltd.—211, Honan

Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen’s Rd. C. Road

National Publishers, Ltd. 30, Village DongRoad

Woo Printing Co.—50, Boone

Road

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—3a, E-Shing & Co.—494, Szechuen Road

Wyndham i Street Evans & Co., Ltd., J. J.—320, Kiangse

Noronha & Co.—18, Ice House Street Road

South China Morning Post, Ltd.—1, Kelly Road

& Walsh, Ltd.—66, banking

Wyndham Street

Wing Fat Printing C©.—149, Wing Kwang Hsueh Publishing House—

140, Peking Road

Lok Street

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd. — China Lee Hing Printing Co.—583, Sze-

Building. (Basement), Queen’s Road C. chuen Road

Liang You Printing and Publishing

Macao Co.—851, North Szechuen Road

Ling Sang Printing Ink Ltd. —

Lane 77, 14, Kweichow Road

Typographia Mercantil de N. T. —702, Hankow Rd.

Fernandes Filhos, -Ltd.—26. Rua May Sun Sr Co.—81, Honan Road

Central Mercantile Printing Co.—255, Wei-

haiwei Road

Nanking NeeTiendong

Suing Printing

Road Co.—Lane 242, G26

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Ltd.—17, TheDaily

North China BundNews & Herald,

Shan Road

Oriental Press, The—668, Szechuen

Peiping Road

Oxford University Press—140, Pek-

Bureau of Engraving & Printing— Phoenix ing Road

1, Pai Chih Fang Press—131, Museum Road

Shanghai

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de —19, Avenue Evening 'Post and Mercury

Pekin Edward VII

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 1,

Thorne Road

Shanghai Press, Ltd.—56, Haskell Road

Shanghai Shanghai Times & Shanghai Sunday

Times—160, Avenue Edward VII

A.B.C.

Road Press — Lane 126, 22, Szechuen Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

Ah Sing—561, Boone Road Signs of the Times Publishing

House—515, Ningkuo Road

Andreeff, D.—Ps 220, 13, Vallon Slovo Printing & Publishing Co.—238,

Ashizawa Printing Co.—300, Hai- Avenue du Roi Albert

ning Road SunTiendong

King Printing

Brewer, H. E.—526, Embankment Bldg. Road Co.—Lane 318, G80,

Bumpo Yoko—433, Woosung Road Union Printing Co.—422, Hart Rd.

•Central Printing Co.—Lane 488, F23, Wah MillerYang

RoadPrinting Co.—Lane 37, 4

Woo Chang Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS

Wen Hwa Fine Arts Press Ltd.—1020, Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles—69^

Birch Road, Seremban

Point Road

Willow Pattern Press—668, Szechuen

Road Penang

Yik Shing—426, Kiangse Road

Yue Tah Co.—Lane 18, 4, Pakhoi Road Criterion Press Co—Echo Building,..

Ziang Kee Book , Co.—635, Szechuen Penang Road

Road Ganesh Printing Works—99, Penang

Street

Tientsin Penang Premier Press—34, Beach St.

Caxton Press—Council Road Perak

Chihli Press, Ino.—25, Rue St. Louis

North China Advertising Co. — 11?, Caxton Press, Ltd.—130, Belfi-:'1

Rue de Chaylaid Street, Ipoh

North China Daily Mail—19, Rue de Commercial Press — 15, Panglima

France Street, Ipoh

Peiyang Pre§s, Ltd.—27, Wusih Road Federal

Seeebrennikoff & Co., A. J.—16, tion Rwad, IpohStamp Co.—35, Sta--

Rubber

Council Road

Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria Grenier & Co., Ltd., Thomas—37r

Station Road, Ipoh

Road Times of Malaya Press Ltd.—Brety'

Tsingtao ster Road, Ipoh

Fu Chang Printing Co—58, Wei- Selangor

hsien Road

Tsingtao Advertising and Publicity Art Printing Worksh-80,, Ampang'

Co.—5, Chi Hsia Road Road, Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao Times—1, FIsin Tai Road Caxton Press—20, Station Street,

Klang and 4 and 6,^Market Street,

SIAM Kuala Lumpur

;Chong & Co., Peter—31, Ampang

Bangkok Street, Kuala Lumpur

■ Commercial Press—117, High Street,.

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Siam Free Press Co. Federal Rubber Stamp Co—23, Old

Stationers Hall—230, New Road Market' Square

Grenier & Son, Ltd.^-27, Old Market

MALAYA Street, Kuala Lumpur

Khee Meng Press—234, High Street,

Malacca Kuala Lumpur

Kyle Paimer & Co., Ltd.—231, Batu

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Road, Kuala Lumpur •

Cross Street

Malacca Guardian', LTD,t—3, Jonker Singapore

Street

Negri Sembilan Chong & Co., Pf.Ter—7

Road

Commercial Press^12&, Birch Road, Df. Souza Brotheks—106, North Bridge,

Seremhan Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS—PRODUCE MERCHANTS E261

Jitts & Co., Ltd.—96, Robinson Road' Economic Press—205 Arlegui

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32, Raffles Place Fajardo, Juan—580, Raon Santa Cruz

Kiat & Co., Ltd., G H.—fi & 8, Robinson Frank & Co.—101, Eseolta

Road General Printing Press—42i; Florentino

Koh Yew Hean< Eng Kee Press —18, Torres

North Bridge Road Imprenta

Juan LunaII agan Y Sang a—343-345,

Lithographers, Ltd.—20 21, Raffles Kriedt Printing Co.—Bulletin Buliding

Chambers

London and Eastern Printing Co., McCullough

colta

Printing Co.—110, Es-

Ltd.—11, Keppel Road

Malaya Publishing House—Stamford Manila Grafica, Inc.—62, Escolta

Road and Armenian Street Manila Press—440, Nueva

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—104/116, Nam Shing & Co.—324, Dasmarinas

Anson Road1 Oriental Printing—610, Ave. Rizal

Motiwalla cfe Co.—6 & 8, D’Almeida Philippine Education Co. — 101-103,

Street Escolta

Nanyo Printing Office—162 & 164, Rizal Printing Co;—1000, Rizal Avenue

- Cecil Street

Printers, Ltd.—9, D’Almeida Street Shanghai Press—550, Misericordia

.Straits Times Press—140, Cecil Street TongTorres

Hing Press—424, Florentino

& 44, Stanley Street

NETHEBLAND'S-INDIA PRINTING HOUSES (See Page B5o)

Batavia PRINTING INK FACTORIES (See

Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en Page B52)

UlTGEVERS MaATSCHAPPIJ PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Padang JAPAN

Ea. Drukkerij “ Sumatra Bode en Kobe

Tjaja Soematra ”

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Sumatra Curnow & Co ,' Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

Yarekamp Co.—Medan 1050 (Sann.)

Cox

Standard Braid and Produce Co. of

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Japan—11, Tsogami-dori

Manila Osaka

Benipayo Press—536-540, Misericordia, Aall & Co., Ltd.—9 & 10, Koraibashi

Santa Cruz

Carmelo & Bauermann, Uno.—2057, Shimonoseki

Azcarraga

Corcuera

Rizal Printing Press—1410, Ave. Biwa Shigetaro—Nishinohashi-cho

Dia Filipino—931, R. Hild'ago Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Dungka Printing Press—1728, Azcar- Minato Bunpei—Higashinabe-cho

raga Ohtani Shoten—Uyeda Naka-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Yokohama Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

Aizawa Wasuke Shoten—12, Noge-cho Leeson & Co., D.—27, Connaught

Road Central

Eastern Trading Co.^-1, Kaiga,n-dori Sassoon & Co„ Ltd., David—12, Des-

Fukushima-Shoten—106, Oioicho Voeux Road Central

Kasakawa Shoten—42, Hogoromo

Matsukiya Shottn—733, Sengen-cho Shanghai

Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Takasawa Shoten—37, Onoe-cho Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

China Merchants Pongee Association

KOREA —120, Jinkee Road

China Produce Co.—288, Tiendong Road

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm 6o.,

Ltd.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

CHINA Henningsen Produce Co.—250, West

Siawgin Road

Chefoo Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

The Bund

China Manufacturers (Chefoo) Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

chuen Road

Dairen Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

Road

Marthoud

Iwaki Shokai C.K. -177, Yamagata Peters

dori & Co., H.K.—320, Szechuen Road

Katsuma Shoten—46, Higa&hikoen-cho Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452,

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—165, Yama^ Theodor &Road

Kiangse

Rawlins—157, Peking Rd.

gata-dori

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Takara-cho Volkart Bros.—34,^Avenue Edward VII

Uriya (Shoten—137, Yamagata-cho Yannoulatos Bros. (China)—120, Jin-

Yamanishi Shoten—Shinano-dio kee Road

Hankow Tientsin

Asiatic Trading CoRPNi, Ltd. — 7, Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Lanling Road Road

Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, ^aupbeong Twyford Co.j J.—113, Rue du Chaylard

Road Standard Casing Go.—28, Sin Kai

Hutung

Harbin

Produce Export Co. , .(Harbin), Lti> INDO-CHINA

—8, Post Street

Saigon

Hongkong

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rub

Auves Co., Ltd., J. M.—2, Connaught Chaigneau

Road, Central Societe Indochinoise DE COMMERCE,

Henry Sales Co —14, Queen’s Road Ltd.—23, bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Central mer

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS E263

SIAM Kiat & Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge

Road

Bangkok Lianqui Trading Co.—64, Robinson

Road (1st Floor)

Anglo-Siam Coepouation— Malayan Commercial Agency—187,

Harrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Martin Selegie Road

Hua Takay & Co., W. Mj—100, Tanglin

Road

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail- McAlister

way Building & Co., Ltd. — Gresham

McAlister

Battery Road Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street Street and Collyer Quay

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca St,

MALAYA Sulbina & Co.—28, Cbulia Street

Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered

Penang Bank Chambers

East Astatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail- NETHERLANDS INDIA

ways Buildings

McAlister & Oo., Ltd.—19, Beach St.

Sime Darby & Co:—21, Beach Street Batavia

Selangor Arima & Co., Ltd.

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Boustead & Co.—1, The Embankment Catz Java Trading'C’o., N Y.

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market Holland-BataViA;

pij

HandeL-Maat^cijap-

Street

Ktnsev

Kuala Lumpur Internationale Credieten Handels

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Shanmhgam & Co., Ltd.—9,3, Fort Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

Street, Kuala Lumpur Konloniale Handel Maatschappij

N.Y.

Singapore Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel M^atschap-

pij

Abdullah Sahib & Co.—96 * 68a, Mar- Kon'loniale Handel Maatscuappij

ket Street Indo-Belge

Angttllia & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robin- Maintz’ Productenha^del, N.V.

son Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Australian Primary Producers So- Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

ciety—Fourth Floor, H K. Bank Cham-

bers Ockerse, F. W. A. — Binnen Nieuw-

Bombay Trading Co.—.32, Raffles Quay poortstraat 34 -

Colonial Trading Co.—7

Road Pryce & Co., John ;

Dreyfus Co., Ltd.—115, Cecil Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles Quay Rouwenhorst Mulder & CO:

Ross Taylor k Co. — ■

Ktan Gw an (Malaya),

Telok Ayer Street Ltd.—33 & 33, Wellenstein Krause & Gd.

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E264 PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Padang Sourabaya

INTERNATIONALE CREDIEL-EN HANDELS Anemaet & Co. Handelsvereeniging

“ Amsterdam,”

Veeeenigino “ Roteerdam ”

Levison, H. Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Maatschappu t.v.d.z. van Hcuten Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Stefpan & Co. Burns Philp & Co., Ltd,

Maatschappij voor Handel en Indus- GoMMISSIE EN AgeNTUUR MAATSCHAPPIJ

trie i > - “ Soerabaia ” N.V.

Schneewind, P. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

N.Y. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel Egar & Co.’s Handel Maatschappij,

Maatschappij Ltd.

Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Macassar Internationale Crediet en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. N.V.

Manders Seemann & Co.’s Handel Joakim chappij

& Oo., N.V. Handel Maats-

Maatschappij, N.V.

Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd. Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

Mirandolle Voute & Co. pij

Mohrmann & Co., J., Handelsve- Kwik pij,

Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

N.V.

REENIGING Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Oei Seeuwen & Co.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Reiss & Co., Hanelsvereeniging voor Mirandolle

HEEN Voute & Co.

Schmid & Jeandel, Compagnie Com- Reiss & Co., Handelsvereenigjng

VOORHEEN

mercials

Remedios Bros. — 24, Pasar Besar

Watan

Semaxang Ross Taylor & Co.

Arima & Co., Ltd., H. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Crone, H. G. Th.

Internationale Crediet-en Handel Cebu

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Jacobsen van den Berg & Oo. Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.—P.O.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Box 133

pij Manila

McNeill & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Magnolia Dairy Products — 660,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Echague

Mirandolle Voute & Co. Novaliches Poultry Products — 705,

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging Santa Evangelista

VOORHEEN Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Corde-

Rouwenhortst Mulder & Co. leria

Ross Taylor & Co. Warner, Barnes

Samanillo Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS—PROVISION MERCHANTS E265

BORNEO Moji

Gitan Moh—70, Beach Street, Labuari Hirai machi

Jensuke Shoten—Nishi Hon-

Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street, Ikekame Shoten K.K.—Sakae-machi

Kuching, Sarawak

Kong Chong—Labuan Meida-ya, K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Sime, Dakby & C9., Ltd. — 3, Main Mei.ti-ya, K. K.—.Nishi Hon-inachi

Yamashiro-ya, G.K.—Nishi Horikawa-

Bazaar, Kuching, Sarawak cho

Sin Hup Heng Co.—69, Beach Strest

PROVISION MERCHANTS Nagasaki

JAPAN Asada Hirotaro—36, Moto Furakawa

Curnow & Co.—24a,. Sagarimatsu

Kobe Ikeda Tokuo—10, Hiro Baba-machi

Takaba Bunpei—36, Sjawa-nja^bi

Takeshita Isaburo—70, Yedo-machi

Arabiya Coffee Shokai—364, Nakaya- Tsuruta Shoten—4,

mate-dori Tokiwa-machi

Curnow Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box Nagoya

1050 /Sann.)

Dick, Bruhn & Co.—96, Sannomiya-cho Akita-ya Shoten—116, Ise-cho

Fujya Shoten—19, Motomachi-dori Meidi-ya—Sakae-machi'

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi

Hinomaru Shoten—32, Sannomiya-cho Yam a d! HiROKicirt Shoteif—T9, NigiFc¥i>

Konishi Shoten K.K.—113, Moto- Shimonoseki

machi

Minoya Shoten—437, Moto-machi Amayasu iShoten—A_kama-cho

Nishimura Shokuryohin K.K.—26, Ku mAi S,o,

Moto-machi r-Kiwato cho-j*.

Oliver, Evans & Co;^30, Akashi-mac'hi

Yoshikawa -Shoten—98, Moto-machi- Tokyo .,,..7

dori

!

Osaka Fujii Chojiro Shgten—15, Hongoku-

cho

Asada Shqten—460, Moto-maohi Henmi Sanyo-do—z?), Utemmacho

Eastern Trading Co.—Mansei Shintaku Kameya Shoten—2, Ginza

Building, Imabashi I Kikuya PROvistoN Store — Maru-

Harihan Suppon Shokuryohin-ten—1, nouchi Building

Nishi Nagahoari Minami-cho Kokubu SHOTffir-o^^hTeii

Matsushita \Sohten K.K.—16, Korai- i Sato Shoten—6, Hongoku-cho!

bashi, Higashi-ku I Suzuki Shoten K. K.—7pTabara"-6h6 '

Meidi-ya, (Ltd,—18, Minami, Honma- i UchidaYutaro Shoten—2, N&RiiYnachi

chi

Nodaya—98, Kyobashi-cho „ , Yokohama

Senjudo—6-42, Namba Shinichi, Nishi-

ku

Shiratama ■ .Chiyoda Shokai-—179, Moto-machi

ma-chi Souze K.K.—1461, Kaw'ara- I Curnow & C0.—66, Yamashitai-cho

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS

Eastern Trading Co.--l, Kaigan-dori Aw Pit Seng’s Trading Co.—2, Sun Wui

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Road

Iwakami Shoten—25, Moto Hamacho Banker

Ohki Shoten—203, Motomachi Central

CentralTrading Co.—6, Des Voeux Road

Sugahara Yujiro Shoten—59, Tokiwa- Connell Brothers Co. Led. — David

cho House, Des Voeux Road, Central.

Yamagutchi Yasohachi Shoten — 37, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage

Ohtarnachi Co., Ltd.—2, Lower Albert Road

Yedosei Honten—192, Yamashita-cho DaVie, BOag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Yoshibun Shoten—43, Ohta-machi Road Central

Yoshinaga Shoten G. K.—13, Moto Empress Store—54, Nathan Road

Hama-chc French Store—97, Queen’s Road C.

Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road

KOREA Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s.

Building

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Lane, Crawford Ltd. — Exchange

Building

CHINA Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Mestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Milk Co.—Chung Tin Building

Dairen She wan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Vceux

Road, Central

MANCHOR!A COMMERCIAL CORPN.— Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi Building

Taku & Co.—47, Oyama-dori Yee Kee Hong—65, Connaught Road

Central

Hankow Kiukiang

Dah Daw Go.—R9, Kiansrhan Road

Nes+'os A Ar*o-l''-Swiss Condensed Duff & Co., J. L.

Milk Co.—Union Building

Thttrter Kohr Peiping

Yangtse Store—42, Rue Dautremer

E.Street

Lee’s General Store—9, Hatamen

Harbin

Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter

Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan

P’ai Lou

Hongkong

A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road

Central

Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—4 Queen’s Alam, L.—122, Muirhead Road

American Asiatic Trading Co

Road Central 250, Sassoon House

Alves & Co., J. M.—2, Connaught Road, Bombay

Central Provision Store—249, Kun-

Asia Co.—Oi Kwan Bldg., 63, Des Vceux ping Road

Road Central Calfornia Bakery—106, Broadway

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS E2G7

Chun Lee—17-9, Hiking Road Tientsin

Olekici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum

Road Altamira & Co.—61, Rue du 14 J ulliet

Oompagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- Chung Yuen Coi—Asahi Road'

ward VII. De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou

Connell Brothers C6.,' Ltd.—149, Sze- Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

cbuen'Rd.

Culty Franklin & Co.—17, Rue de Pelacot

Jo di eDairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue Lee’s General Store E.—38, Woodrow

Oodwell St Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Wilson Street

Dombey cfe Son Ltd.—893, Bubbling Well Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria

Road Road

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road Moyroux & Co., V.—41, Rue de

Gallop

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co. Takeuchi & Co.—82, Rue de France

—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Tien Yu Shun & Co,—261, Victoria

Gillespie’s Ltd.—Sassoon House Arcade Road

Glanzmann, F, Co.—162, Canton Road Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

Lane, Crawford & Co. —90, Nanking Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Road Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France

Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway

Minarolo & Co., G.—36-8, Rue de Con- MALAYA

sulat

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Penang

Milk Co.—381, Soochow Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Chong Kse & Co.—35, Beach Street

Edward VII Kim Seng & Co.—2, China Street

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone Little & Co., John—Bishop Street

Road Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street

•Shanghai

way General Store—37, Broad- Travers & Sons—19, Beach Street

Shangai Supply Co.—50, Broadway Perak

Shun Jei & Co.—217, Woosung Road

Sing

VIIChong & Co.—260, Avenue Edward Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St.,

Sun Sun Co,, Ltd.—720, Nanking Rd. Ipoh

Union Import & Export Syndicate, Ltd. Taikping

Ho & Co.—80, Main Street, Tai-

—162, Canton Road

Van Shing & Co.—955-9, Avenue Joffre Negri Sembilan

Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre

Venturi, F.—430, Szechuen Road Kwong Wing Chan, Chop—123, Birch

Western Supply Co.—1621-3, Bubbling Road, Seremban

Well Road Lee Kee & Co.—102, Birch Road,

Yung Loong & Co.—1324, Avenue Seremban

Joffre

Zimmerman C®., W. I.—215, Szechuen Selangor

Road

JZung Kee & Co.—160, Avenue Edward Ally & Co.—105, High Street, Kuala

VII Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E268 PROVISION MERCHANTS

Little & Co., John—Ampang Street, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kuala Lumpur

Sum’s Agency^, 5 & 7, Maxwell St. Manila

Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuala

Lumpur Ah Gong, Sons & Co. 389, Exchagu®

Singapore American Grocery — 217, Echague,

Santa Cruz

Bee & Co., W. S.—1, Raffles Pla^. ■ Asia

CruzGrocery Store — 709, Ongpin, Sta-

Bun Bee & Co.—Ill & 113, Beach Road B. S. Bros. Flour Mills—162, Paz„ Paco

Connell Bros.—187, 187a & 187b, Cecil Ban Tay Grocery — 1118, M. de Santos,

Street San Nicolas

Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd.—5, Malacca BioSanGuan Chua Chong—1022, Comercio,

Nicolas

Street

Gwinnell, J. K.—Gresham House, Blanco Co. Tan, Francisco —5i7, Sto.

Cristo, San Nicolas

Battery Road

Hoon Seck Trading Qp.—1, Raffles Calderon Store—503, M. de BinondO

Place Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M. de

Hussain & Co., K. P. M.—2, Raffles Place Binondo, San Nicolas

KiAt & Co., T. G.—7R6, North Bridge Rd. ElQuiapo

Progreso Store — 106, V. Halobos,

Kim Ann & Co.—243, Orchard Road' Ermita Grocery and Cold Stores —

Klass & Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein 96-98, M. H. del Pilar, Ermita

Road

Khoon Heno —249 ifc 247, Orchard El

LimRoad Eruto de Cacao—541, Ascuncion,

European American Grocery — 430,

Little

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place Genato 1079, it.

Commercial Corporation—

Hildago

Stephens Paul & Co.''-Commercial Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Bldg. ‘

Union Building

Stoffel & Co.—139'149b, Market Street Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague, Santa

Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered Cruz

Bank Chambers Isla de COba, Inc.—321, Estero Cegado,

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Sta. Cruz

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A,—Wise Bldg.

SIAM Kwong Wing Lung—1443, Herran

Menzi

Bangkok Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.' — National

City Bank Building

Diethelm & Cp., Ltd. Pacific Coast Co. — National City Bank

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert Building

Building RennolDs Company, Wm. H. — 129,. Juan

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss , Condensed Luna

Milk Co. ( Overseas ), Ltd. — 2876, Smith, Bell Hongkong

Oriental Avenue Shanghai Bank Building

NETHERLANDS INDIA Iloilo

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Handel Mu. Seng Hap, N.V.—Medan Milk Co.—22, Calle Ortiz

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS-RADIO & WIRELESS APPLIANCES E269

BORNEO Harbin

Chong Kum Eng—39, Carpenter Skoblin Co.—31, , Konnaya Street

Street, Kuching, Sarawak

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street,

Labuan Hongkong

RADIO AND WIRELESS Central Radio Service—60, Nathan Rd.

APPLIANCES Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

Voeux Road Central

JAPAN Philip Radio—(See

60, Nathan Road)Central Radio Service,

Kobe

Kato Denki Radio Shoten 304, Shi- Shanghai

moyamate-dori

Mikasa Radio Shokai—137, Moto- Arnhold Co., Ltd.—S^ssoo^ ^ouse

machi-dori China Scientific Instrument Co.,

Moji —131, Museum Road

Gallop

Iyqdo Tadahei Shoten—Nishx Hon- blingEngineering

Leede

Well Road

Corpn.—395, Bub-

iriachi Philco Sales Corporation—709, Bub-

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon- bling Well Road

machi Philips China Co.—133, Szechuen Road

Osaka RCA Victor Co. of China—356, Pe-

king Road

Asahi Radio Denki Shokai — 26, Scientific

Road

Service Co.— 142, Museum

Nihombashi-cho

Dembun-Sha— Kamifuku-Shima Minami

Kinsuido—Minaiui Kyuhoji-machi Tientsin

Miyata

dori Seisaku-sho — Utsubo Shimo- China Radio Corporation—8, Rue de

Marechal Foeh

Tokyo Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—25, Rue

du 14 Juillet

R. C. A. Communications, Inc.—Nis-

shin Seimei Building, Otemachi

SIAM

Yokohama

Tokyo Electric Co.—Kanagawa-ken Bangkok

KOREA Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien

Bridge

Tanaya & Co.—Fusan

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Dairen

N.Kriningsplein

V. Heybrock’sWest Groothaneel

5 —

China Osram Co.—47, Echigo cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RADIO & WIRELESS-ROPE

E270 APPLIANCES - RATTAN-RICE MERCHANTS

MANUFACTURERS

MALAYA Keng Seng & Co.—23, River Valley

Road

Penang Slot & Co.—3 & 5, Robinson Road

Sulbina & Co.—28, Chulia Street

Kee Huat Radio Co.—178, Campbell Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—317-D. E..

Street River Yalley Road

Singapore RICE MERCHANTS

Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

Lee & Co., C. M.—37-39, High Street (1st MALAYA

Floor)

Nathan, M.-& E.—2Sr-29, Orchard Road Singapore

Radio Communication Co., Ltd.—35,

Robinson Road Siang Huah Seng Kee—77, Boat Quay

Radio Service Co. of Malaya — 2,

Orchard Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

SIeason Co., Ltd.—115, N. Bridge Rd.

Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road Manila

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quiapo

B. S. Bros. Flour Mills—162, Paz, Paco

Manila Cheng Ban Yek & Co.—523, M. ds

Binondo

A. & ;P. Co., Inc.—620, Escolta, Corn- Cheng Siong Lam & Co.—1001, Dagu-

er Banqnero, Binondo pan

Erlanger & Galinger, Inc.—Regina Ooleco & Co.—863, Dagupan

Building

Metropolitan Radio Corporation— DyBinondo Buncio & Co., Inc.—191, M. de

Metropolitan Theatre Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.— City Bank Bldg. *

892, Rizal Ave.

Philippine Engineeering Corpora- Siy CongCompania—719,

Roxas y Echague

Bieng & Co., Ino.—123,

tion—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz Juan Luna

Radio Supply

698, Rizal & Service Co., Inc.— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong &

Avenue

Thompson Stevenson Incorporated— SyShanghai Bank Building

Chut & Co.—701, Jaboneros

312, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Western Equipment and Supply Co.— RICE MILLS - ($ee Page B43)

117, T. Pinpin

RATTAN ROPE MANUFACTURERS

(See alsp urider Copra)

MALAYA

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Singapore

Manila

Bombay Trading Co.—32, Raffles Quay

HoosaiNSha,’Mohammed

son Road bin—66, Robin- Johnson

Cristobal

Pickett Rope Co.—2, Calle

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS E271

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS Ohga Gomu Kogyo-sho—29, Oike-sho

(See also under Tires) Otsubo Gomu Kogyo-sho—2, Hiyoshi-

sho

JAPAN Toshin Gomu Kogyo K.K.—Higashi

Shiriike

Kobe Watanabe Gomu Kogyo-sho^-16, Higa-

shi Shiriike

Daido Boyeki K.K. — 57,, Naniwa- Yokoyama Gomu Kooyo-sho — 12-1,

rca-chi Hamasoe-dori

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd.

—P.O. Box 159 Moji

Fujxmoto Gomu Kogyo-sho—10, Mafc-

Futaba Gumi Kabushiki Kaisha—1, Kyokuto Gomu G. K.—Higashi Hon-

Kunika-dori machi

Malacca Yonei Shokai K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd.—18, .Jonker Str. Nagoya

Chwi Chuan & Co.—Heeren Street Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd.—

Gonokiri, Yaba-cho

Negri Sembilan Kuwazawa Gomu Kogyo-sho—19, Nezu-

cho

Kwong Wing Chan—123, Birch Road Nitto Gomu Seizo K. K. — 14, Utari

Makino-cho

Mercantile Co., Ltd.—4, Cameron St. Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co.

—Miyuki Hon-machi

SIAM

Bangkok Hakodate

Borneo Co., Ltj>., The Fukumura Shoji K.K.—27, Jizo-sho

Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd.—East Bank-, Hakodate Shoji G.K.—9, Kaislm-sho

River Menain Wakasugi Kenjiro Shoten — 94,

Coupe a-Johnston & Co., D.—Baninai Wamamatsu-cho

Ellerman’s

Co., Ltd. Arracan Rice & Trading

Hayashi Gomei Beizo Kojo—6, Hama^ Osaka

naka-dori

Hirao Rubber Kogyo-sho—11, Kagu- Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

ra-cho Chugai Gumi K.K.—3, Tsutsumigau-

Hokoku Gomu K.K.—1, Nishi Shi- chi

riike Far Eastern-Rubber Co.—10, Utsudo

Ishii Gomu Kogyo-sho—20, Wakamatsu- Kita-dori

cho Kakuichi Rubber Goshi Kaisha—435,

Kiyose Gomu Kogyo-sho—2, Kagura Urae-cho

cho-cho Kuwahara Shoten— 25, Minami Hon-cho

Minatogawa Gomu

—1, Kagura-cho Kabushiki Kaisha Sekai-cho Rubber Co. — 7, Toyosaki

Nishi-machi

Naigai Gomu Goshi Kaisha—2, Suga- Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K.—4, Doji-

wara-dori ma-hama-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E272 RUBBER A^I^RLTBBER GOODS

Tokyo DunEop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

3, Wyndham Street

Dunlop Rubber Co.—30, Tameike Fung Keong Rubber Manufac-

tory, Ltd •—Main Street, Shaukiwan

Goodyear TtHE' & Rubber Export .(jo. Loxley

—c/o. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha & Go., W. R.—York Building

Nippon Rubber Manufacturing Co.— Reiss Bradley & Cfo.—7, Queen’s Road

Central

10, Kiyokawa-cho

Takasago Rubber Co.—1945, Kami Me- Singon & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

guro Tai Hang Rubber Factory—1-9, Yen

Tokyo Rubber Manufacturing Co.— Clio\v‘ Street, Sham-shui-po, K’loorf

119, Kamiochiai Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’a

Yamato

cha Rubber Factory—4, Tomimatsu- Building

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. Mukden

-San-ei Building, 7, Tamura cho^

Yokohama Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

San Chin Lou

Horai Rubber Industrial Co. — 3,

Hananoki-cho Peiping

Inazuma Shokai —47, Tokiwa-cho

Iso Rubber Shokai—45, Chojimachi Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15,

Tachikawa Orie Shoten—2> Hira- Kan Yu Hutung

numa-cho Modde, Friedrich—39, Mahsieh Hu:

Yokohama Gomu , Seizo K.K. — 17, tung

Heian cho

Shanghai

KOREA

Chosen Gomei Ko.gyo sha—88, Horai American Thading Co.—51, Canton

cho., Seoul. Road

Kakuichi Komu Kaisha—iSeoul Cameron & Co., A.- 81. Jinkee Road

Dunlop, Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

117, Hongkong Road

CHINA Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export

Co,—51, Canton Road

Dairen Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road

Dairen Yoko G.K.—Hirokoji-dori Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6, Kiangse

Road

Obata Hideichi Shoten—1, Ebisu-cho Walter, Turner & . Co.—20, Ningpo

Sakae Shokai G.K.—121, Omkmachi Road

Yoshiri Yoko—139, Yamagata-dori Zais Steinman & Co;, Inc.—110, Sze-

chuen Road

Hankow Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Olivier-Chine—Peking Road ' Tientsin

Hongkong American Chinese Co.—38, Rue de

France

China Export-Import

Shell House and Bank Co.— China Continental Commerce Co ,

Ltd.—Robert Dollar Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS E273

Dunlop Rubber Go. (China), Ltd.—2, Singapore

Bristow Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—25, Rue du Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—

14 Juillet 12, South Pier

Bruce

CollyerPetrie,

Quay Ltd.—Union Building,

SIAM Chesnot, M. H. L. —173,173a, 173b, Cecil

Bangkok Street

Colonial Trading Co. 7 & 9, Robinson

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The j RoadtJ ,(.3.^) .e»9 -thclduH qoinut

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Dunlop Rubber Co., (S.S.) Ltd.—142,

Robinson Road

mill and New Roads Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. (S.S.),

Ltd.—22, Geylarytl Road

MALAYA Goodrich Co. (S.S), Ltd.—H16-18,

Union Building

Malacca Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd.—2x, Telok

Ayer Reclamation, off Trafalgar Street

Anglo-French & Bendixens, , Ltd.— Heng Bee, Guan Kee—5, Teluk Ayer St.

29c, Pengkalan Rama Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd. — 33 & 35,

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., The—18,, Jonker LeeTeluk.Rubber

Ayer Street

Co., Ltd. —63, J/K,

Street Chiba Bldg,., Chulia Street

Chin Leong Chop—22, Riverside

Chuan & Co.—88, First Cross Street j Lianqui (1stTrading

Floor) I Co. —'64, Robinson

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.— | LimRoad Nee Soon—112-114, Robinson Road

South Reclamation

Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street Macphail

Building

Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank

Penang Malay Peninsula Agency—P.O. Box

503

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. RaKlwav Bank Chambers P.—Hong Kong

Buildings

Millar & Co,, W.

Hin Giap Co„—86, Beach Street Paterson,

and CollyerSimons

Quay

Leong Fee & Co.—4, Church Street Pirelli (^Far East), Ltd.—Hongkong

San Hai Brothers—59, Beach Street Bank Chambers

Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

Selangor Fimah Road

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd. — 451,

Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.— Pasir Panjang Road

High Street, Kuala Lumpur Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred —Bukit

Barlow & Co.—P.O. Box 260 Timah Road

Blunn & Co., George—120, Java

Street, Kuala Lumpur

East Asiatic Co.—58, Ampang Road, Batavia

Kuala Lumpur

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market Dunlop Rubber Co-. (D.E.Ij, Ltd.—

Tanah Abang West

Square, Kuala Lumpur

Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschapfij

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3, Ockerse,

Old Market Square F.W.A.u-Airmen Nieuw-

Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd. poortstraat 34

— Batu Caves Peet .C,a, John ,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E274 RUBBER AND RUBBER ■ GO©DlU-SH'iPBUILDING

Padang Hamada Tekko-sho — 113, Nishide-

machi

SCHNEEWIND, P. Harima Zosen-sho—36, Naka-machi

Kobe Zosen-sho—1-38, Yoshida Shin-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS den

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki-

Manila cho

Mukai Zosen Tekko-sho—1-9, Nagara-

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.— Takao machi

477, A. Mabini, Ermita Zosen Tekko-sho—16, Azuma

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the dori

Philippine Islands—207-209, Thir- Yamamoto

shida-cho

Zosen Tekko-sho—68, Yo-

teenth Street, 'Port Area

Fisk Tire “Co., Inc. of the Philip-

pines, The—126, Novaliches, San Nagasaki

^liguel .;

Goodrich International Rubber Co. Mitsubishi

TtrCorner Penafrancia and Oanoni- ura-machi Ju-Kogyo K.K.—Akuno-

go, Paco

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Muk^i Zosen-sho—To-maciii

Ltd.—Macondray Bldg. Nozaki Zosen Tekko-sho—22, Ozone-

Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal machi ,

Avenue, Santa Cruz Takada Mankichi—4, Moto Funa-

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—805 machi

Echaque

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Osaka

and Shanghai Bank Building

United States Rubber Export Co., Amasaki Zosen-oho—156, Shinsumiya-

Ltd.—35, Orozco, Quiapo cho

BORNEO Ando Tomikichi—5, Isuonaka-machi

Daifuku Zosen-sho—11, Hichijo-dori

Cheah Loong Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jes- Fujinagata

cho

Zosen-sho—44, Shibaya-

selton

Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street, Harima Zosen-sho—74, Tomijima-cho

Kuching, Sarawak Kizukawa Dock K.K.—69, Nishihama-

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main Kita-dori

Bazaar, Kuching Murao Dock G. R.—211, Kita Kago-

ya-cho

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER Noda Zosen-sho—31, Aiai-cho

PLANTATIONS—Page C185) Osaka cho

Seiko-sho—Honjo, Toyozaki-

SHIPBUILDING Osaka Tekko-sho — 17‘ ‘ Sakurajima

{See also Page B55) Minamino-cho

Yokohama Dock K.K.—Soze-cho

JAPAN

Shimonoseki

Kobe

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.—Eno-

Daifukj Zosen-sho—31, Toya-cho ura Hikoshima-oho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING E275

Tokyo New Engineering & Shipbuilding

Works, Ltd., The—640, Yangtszepoo

Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & En- Soc. Road

gineering Co.—54, Tsukudajima. Franco-Chinoise De Construg-

Kawasaki Dockyard Co.—Yuseri Bldg. tions Mktalliqufs ex Mecaniques—

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engine- ThornyckoftEdward

9, Avenue VII

ering Co.—4, Marunouchi Canton Road & Co., Ltd., John—51,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon-

cho Tientsin

Uraga Dockyard Co.—Kaijo Bldg.

Eastern Enginfering Works—4, Lou-

Yokohama don Road

Kawasaki Kisen K.K., c/o New SIAM

Yokohama Express—1, Kaigan-dori

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha—Kaigan-dori Bangkok

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd.—9, Kai- Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The

gan-dori

Osaka Siiosen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sumito- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

mo Bldg., 22, Hon-cho Nai Lert

Yamashita Kisen K.K. — Bankoku

Bldg., 26, Kaigan-dori MALAYA

CHINA Malacca

Dairen United Engineers, Ltd.—1, Riverside

Manshu Dock Kaisha—3, Hamacho Penang

Hongkong United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop

Street

Bailey and Co., Ltd., W.S.—Shipyard, Perak

Hok-un

Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., United Engineers, Ltd.—Station Rd.

Ltd. — Queen’s Building

Thornycroft Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building

Selangor

Shanghai Federated Engineering Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd. pur The—246, High Street, Kuala, Lum-

—424, E. Broadway

Heng Chong Chang & Co.—397, E. Singapore

Broadway Road

International Dock, Shipbuilding Singapore Slipway & Engineering

Yard and Engineering Works— Co., Ltd.—Taujong Pagar

Pootung (Shanghai Dock)

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Soon Teok & Co.—127, Market Street

Works—Nantao United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Kiousin Dock—9, Avenue Edward YII Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E276 SHIPBUILDING—SHIPCHANDLERS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Nagasaki

Manila FuJroKA Senou-eu—Moto Funa-machi

Chee & Co., L. A.—745, Echague Hashimoto Shokai—1, Moto Funa-

machi

Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Walker and Co., R.N.—11, Oura—

Works, The — Second Street, Port machi

Area

El Varadero de Manila^IOQ, Juan Tomoya machi

Sengu-ten—3, Moto Funa-

Luna, Binondo Yukiya Honten—24, Nishi Hamano

Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Second machi

Street, Port Area

Lao Suing & Co—115, Laverzares Yokohama

Varadero de la Quinta—549, Echague

Varadero de San Miguel—45, Echague CurnoaY and Ob., J.—66, Main Street

Fujishiro (Senguten—68, Sumiyosho-

SHIPCHANDLERS cho

Suzuki Senguten—25, Kaigan-dori

aH

'' ■ JAPAN ' Yazawa Sukejiro Shoten G.K.—200,

Moto-machi

Kobe

Dick Shokai—Sannomiya-cho CHINA . .

Fujioka Shokai Q.K.—1/575, Shimo Chingwantao

kawahara-dori

Shibata Tokumatsu—19S, Nislude- Hop Kek & Co.—K. M. A. Area

machi

Yashiro Katsuo—175, Motomachi-dori

Yasuda Shoten—251, . Higashi-machi Dairen

Yokohama Shoten—54, Sakae-machi Kishi Yoko—27, Kanbu-dori

Yoshiqka ; Shokai—31; iEawasaki-cho Kobobuki Shokai—26, Tosa-cho

Hakodate Kubo Yoko—57, Ise-machi

Masui Yoko G K.—2, Suma-cho

Baba Kinzo Shoten—2, Wakamatsu- Shinwa Shokai K K.—30, Sodo-cho

cho , oarmU

Kansai Seiko K.K.—8, Higashi Hankow

Hama-cho

Nakajima-Tatsuya Shoten—240, Asahi- Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

cho Road, S.A.D. 3

Nippon Gyomo .Srnsu K. K. — 103,

Suehiro-cKo Hongkong

Shimonoseki A. Kwai & Co.—15, 'Connaught Road

Central

Ebisu-ya Shoten G.K.—Takezaki-cho E. Hing

Kikutani rj . Yutaka Shoten — Nishi Hoo Cheong Woo and Co.--51-52,

Hosoe-cho r Con naught lioa^: Cen tral

Kyon^ Sh^ai—Kannonzaki-clio, Kwong Sang and Co.—59, Connaught

Nakamura Senguten—Isaki-cho; Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPCHANDLEKS^SHIPPING E277

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Building

Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co.—99, Des Manila

Voeux Road C.

Wano Kee and Co.—36, Connaught Bazar Siglo XX—101, Plaza del

Road Central Conde ’ ‘ /-

Central Hardware Co.—79a, Rosario

Macao Cham Sampo &. Sons—300-308, Sto.

Cristo • I’j

Rozario L. F. DO—13 and 15, Calcada Elzalde , & Co., Inc,—Elizalde Bldg-

Muell’e de la Industria

das’ Vardades

Luzon Stevedoring Cq.., Inc.-Piet

No. 5, Port District

Shanghai Parsons Hardware Co., , Inc.—805r

Echaque, San Miguel

Dunn Walter—569, Saeehuen Road Reyes Co., F.—424, Azcarraga .

Krijgsman & Co,, J.—141 Minghqmg Uy.C.hapo ifc. Sons—Chaco Bldg.'

Road

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone SHIPPING

Road

SIAM JAPAN

Bangkok Kobe

Aall & Co.—29, Harima rnachi

Buan Hoa Seng & Co., LTD^East A'MPRicAN Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori

Bank, River Menam Birn^e, Leonard—45, Naka-machi

Butterfield &; Swire—103, Yedo

MALAYA machi . ,, rp

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Singapore —7, Harima-machi

Cornes & Ca—88,’Naka-machi

Bee & Co., W.S.—1, Raffles Place Dairen Kisen K.*K.—32, Akasi-machi

Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi

Dollar Steamship CP.—7h, Kaigan-

House, Collyer Quay dori

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Robinson Everett, Inc; L.—Toyo Kisen Bldg.

Road 7, Harima-machi

Coastal Transport Co.—22, Winchester F’razar '&• Co.^-46, Hariiiia-milchi

House

Dawood & Co.—57, Raffles Quay Helm Bros., Ltd.—4^ Harima-machi

Hoon Seck Trading Co:—1, Raffles Place Holstein & Co.—^8, Kaigan-dori

Hye Seng & Co.—35&36, Chulia Btrhet' Illies & Co., C.—12, Kaigan-dori;.

Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83, Kyo-

Saiboo Merican & Co.—2b, Raffle? machi

Quay jAVA-CHiNA-jAPAN-iLrjN — 32, Akashi-

Sim Heng & Co.—3 , Prinsep Street machi, Meikai Bids

Soon Teck & Co.—127, Market Street Kobe Kisen K.K.—45, Harima-maclu

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E278 SHIPPING

Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co.—72, Kyo- Kami-gumi Goshi K.—Higashi Hon-

machi machi

Machida Shokai—10, Kaigan-dori Kyushu Shosen-Gumi—Minato-cho

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—72, Moji Godo Unso K.K.—Nishi Ron-machi

Kyo-machi Muramoto-gumi—Yusen Bldg., San-

MacMilian ExportBuilding,

304, Crescent R.— bashi-dori

Co., Ltd.,72,H Kyo-

machi Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Sanbashi dori

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie Osaka Nutter & Co.

des—28, Harima-machi Shosen Kaisha—Minato-cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigam- Yamashita Tomae-gumi K.K.—8, Sanbashi-dori

dori Kisen Kaisha — Daimai

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K.—48, Akashi- Building

machi

Murase Shoten—Toyo Building, 7, Nagoya

Harima-machi

Nickel & Lyons—7, Kaigan-dori Aisan Shosen K.K.—Funairi-cho

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tennozaki-

dori cho

Osaka Shosen, Kaisha—5, Kaigan- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Funairo-cho

dori

Owston & Co., 'Ltd., F.—72 Kyo-

machi

Pacific Commercial Co.—305, Crescent Amagasaki Kisen-bu—15, Dijima-cho

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi

Panama Mail S.S, Co.—305, Crescent Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Oura-cho

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi Kyushu Shoten K.K.—9, Motofuna-

Priest, Marians & Co.—36, Shimo- machi

' yamate-dori Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—9,

States Steamship Co.—16, Maye- Oura

machi Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwa-

Taihoku Kisen K.K.—27, Naniwa machi

machi Nagasaki Godo Unso K.K.—1, Dai-

ba-machi

Kyushu Nippon Yusen Kaisha—3, Umegasa-

ki-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-

Chikushi Unyu K.K.—58, Tenjin- machi

cho Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-machi

Hakat.y

Gion-choGo do Unso K.K.— 8, Shimo Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

Kita Kyushu Shosen K.K.—Kai- Osaka

gan-dori

Kita Shoten—Kaigan-dori

KYUsriu Yusen K.K.—8, Kaigan Amagasaki

dbri iinginX

Kisen Kaisha, Ltd.—7,

Tomij imaK?ho

Chosen Yusen K.K.—55, Sanjo-dori

Harada Kisen iK.K.—5, Nakanoshima

Moji Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori

Java-China-Japan Lijn — 35, Kawa-

Amagasaki Kisen bu—Minato-cho guichi-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E27L>

KAshimoyo Kisen iK.K.—21, Minami Yokohama

Horie-dori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. American Express Co., Inc.—7, Nihon

(Japan), Ltd.—Mitsubishi Build- Odori

ing, 4, Tamae-cho American Mail Line—50, Yamashita-

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12, Ichijo-dori cho •

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—24, iKawagui- Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

7, Yamashita-cho

chi-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1, Soze-cho Canadian Pacific Steamships—21, Ya-

Setsuyo Shosen K.K.—Osaka Bldg., Dodwell mashita-cho

1, Sze-cho & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

Tanaka Kogyo Kisen K.K.—Kushin Dollar shita-cho

Steamship Line—50, Yama-

cho

Tochigi ShoJi K.K.—11, Matsushima Helm Brothers—48, Yamashita-cho

cho Holstein Shipping & Insurance

Yamashita Kisen Kogyo K.K.—Osaka Agencies—7, Yamashita-eho

Building Illies & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Kawasaki Kisen K.K. - I, Kaigau-dori

Shimonoseki Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—til,

Nihon Odori

Amasaki Kisenbu—Minato-cho Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—75,

Kokusai Tsuun K.K.—Nishimabe-cho Yamashita-cho

Kwammon Kisen K.K.—Karato-cho Messagerie ta-cho

Maritimes—9, Yamashi-

Nakahara Shoten—Nishinabe-cho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—14, Nippon

Osaka Shosen K.K.—Umitate Odori

Tanaka Unsobu—Ninhinosoe cho Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita-

cho

Tokyo Nippon Yusen Kaisha—9, Kaigan-

dori

Aall & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 41 Osaka Shosen Kaisha—22, Hon-cho

Owston & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— States

E7, No. 2 Sanehome, Marunouchi Steamship Co.—7, Nihon-Qdori

Swayne & Hoyt—167, Yamashita-cho

(Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda Kan, Kyo- Wiersum

bashi & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho

Holstein & Co.—15, Uchisaiwai-cho Yamashita

dori

Kisen K.K.—23, Kaigan-

Kaitsu-sha, Ltd—Ginza Nishi

Marukai Unyu K.K.—11, Gensuke FORMOSA

cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—l, Hon- Boyd & Co.—Tamsui

cho

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Yusen Build- Osaka Tainan

Shosen Kaisha—Taisho-machi,

ing

Osaka Godo Unyu K.K.—Osaka Sta- O. Box Matheson

Jardine,

81; Taihoku

& Co., Ltd.—P.

tion Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Osaka Build- Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

ing Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Keelung

Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

Utsonimya Kaisoten—1, Ginza

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Yaesu Yamashita Keelung

Kisen Kaisha — Shosento,

Bldg., Marunouchi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E'28b SHIPPING

China Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Amoy Butterfield

ta-dori ,Swire--212, .Yamaga-

Boyd & Go. Chinese Eastern Commercial Agency

—110, Yamagata-dori

Java-Ckina-Japan-Lijn, N. V. Chingkee S.N, Co.—39, Kabu-dori

Cornabe Eckford and Winning—P.O.

Antung Box 219 g0Hg AXAg0

BuTTERFiEti^j j & Swige East Asiatic . Co., Ltd.—1, Higashi

Koeri-cho

Shaw‘,‘ Geo. L. Holstein & Co.—212,. Yamagata-dori

Illies & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Canton Lloyd’s Rjegister of Shipping —P.O.

Box 17

Canton Overseas Tracing Co.—99, Matsuura Risen Kaisha—-30, Kaga-

Sap Sam Hoiig Road machi

Deacon & Co.

Hongkong & Canton Express Co., Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yama-

gata-dori

Ltd.—33, British Con., Shameen Norddeutscher Lloyd—212, Yamaga-

Jardine, Matheson & CO., Ltd. ta-dori ,

Jebsen

Lam & Co., J.—33a, B.G., Shameen 24 Rim Corporation—P.0, .Box

Manners & Co., John—62, British Raioorodetzky

dori

& Co.—212, Yamagata-

■ '

Concession, Shameen

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Riedel, Carl—P.O. Box 42

Rafeek ifc Co.—27-28, F.C. Shanieen Seiwa Shokat—193, Yamagata-dori

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen Shawshing S.&. Cg. - Ltd.

sion Sung Mow & Co.---24, Togomachi

Totai & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Changsha

Butterfield & Swire Foochow

Chungking Bathgate & Co.

Brockett & Co.

Butterfield & Swire Dodwell .& Co,, Ltd.

Union Franco Chiimuse de Naviga- Jardine,Harrisons King & Irwin, Ltd.

tion Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai

Chefoo

Anz & Co., 0. H. Hankow

Butterfield & (Swire Butterfield & Swire

Dairen Carlowitz & Co.—Tachemen

China-Merchants S. N. Co.

Agency of the East Asiatic Co.r Ltd. Dodwell

Road

Anz &, Co.—212,. Yamagata-dori Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha

Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori Ching Kai

 CLASSIFIED WT OF TKADKS

SHIPPING E281

East-Asiatxo Co., Ltd., Agency of— Cook & Son, Ltd.. Thos. — Queen’s

The Bund, S.A.D. 1 Building

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Dairen Kisen Kassha King’s Bldg.

1, The*Bund, S.A.D. 3 Dollar Co., The Robert—Redder Bldg.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd —The Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.—P. &

Bund, S.A.D. 3 O. Buildings Connaught Road, C.

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong Everett, Inc., L. Queen’s Building

and Shanghai Bank Building F’ar East Shipping Co.—19, Con-

Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund, naught: Road

S.A.D. 1 Furness (Far East), Ltd-— Hong

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Build- Kong Bank Bldg.

ing, S.A.D. 3 Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. &

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1a, The Bund O. Building, < Connaught Road

O. E. Vongehr, Fed. Inc.—David Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Sassoon Bldg Grimble & Co., Geo.—1, Prince’s

San Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Building

The—13, The Bundl, S.A.D. 2 Hin Fat Gu., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Sobbe, H.—N.K.K. Building Road Central

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—171,

Harbin Wing Lok Street

Honp Kong,,Qo.,Canton

Steamboat and Build-

Ltd.—Queen’s Macao

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya ing

Butterfield & Swire—H. K. and Indo-China Steam Navigation Co. —

Shanghai Bank Bldg. (Jardine, MatheSoh & Co.) Redder Street

Hoihow Java-China-Jap an-Lun—York Build-

ings

Wing Fat Hong—Ohungshan Road Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Yden Fat ‘Lee Go.—Chungshan Road Karsten Larssen & '-Co.-—York Bldg.

Llody Triestino—Queen’ji Building ,

Hongkong Lloyd’s Register of Shipping —

Alexandra Building.

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—P.

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.^—2, Connaught & O. Building, Counaught Road

Road, Central

American Express Co!, Inc.—4, Des Manners & Co., Ltd., John—7,

Queen’s Road Central

Vceux Road Central

Bank Line, (China), Ltd.—King’s Mitsubishi Co.—Queen’s

Melchers & Building

Shoji Kaisha — Holland

Building House, Queen’s Road Central

Botelho & Co., A. G.—French Bank Mowing Co.—David ’House, Des Vieux

Building Road, Central

British-lndia Steam Navigation Csaka Shosen Kaisha—^t. George’s

and Apcar Companies Ltd.— Building

F;!

Butterfield & Swire—1, Connaught Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co—

P. & O. Building

Road Central

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Rocha & Co., J. M. 5a—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

Union Building

Chau Yue Teng—China Building Shewax Tomes & Co.- 10, Des Voeux

Ching Kke S.West Road Central

N. Co., Ltd.-156, Wing States

Lok Street, Steamship Co. Sliell House

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E282 SHIPPING

Thokesen & Co., Ltd.--2, Queen’s Shanghai

Building

Waxlem A Co. — Hong Kong Bank American Express Co., Inc. — 158r

Kiukiang Road

Building

Williamson & €o.—P. & O Building American Mail Line—51, Canton Rd.

Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—8,

Ichang French Bund

British-India Steam Navigation Co,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —2.7, The Bupd

Union Franco Chinoise de Naviga- Butterfield

Bund

& Swire—21-23, French

tion

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—27, The

Kiukiang Bund

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation

Butterfield & ;Swire Co.—9, The Bund

China Merchants S. N. Co. Dodwell & Co,, Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Dollar Steamship Lines-—51, Canton

Road

Macao East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Road

MacaO’Timor-Goa-Mozambique Lines Eastern —27,

& Australian Steamship Co.

The Bund

Nolasco; H.—20, Av. Aim. Ribeiro Ekman Foreign ~ Agencies, Ltd. —

101, Hamilton House''*

Mukden Everett Steamship Corpn. — P7, The

Bund

Bryner A Co.—16, San Wei Loo Fukushima & Co.—783, Dixwell Road

Glen Line Building, Agents Butter-

Nanking field & Swire—21-23, French Baud

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—20, Cantons

Butterfield & Swire Road

Heng An Cheng Kee Steam Ship Co.,

Newchwang Ltd.—397, East Broadway

Holland East Asia Line—133, Sze-

Butterfield & Swire chuen Road

Farmer & Col, F. D. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27^

Jaspersen, M. P. The Bund

Van Ess &' ‘Co.. A. Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—133,

Szechuen Road

Ningpo Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Lloyd Triestino—Hamilton House

Chen Si at Pad A Sons—Mao Nun Mackinnon, The Bund

Mackenzie & Co.—27,.

Road, Campo

Ningpo-Shaohsing S. N. Co. Marden & Co., Ltd., G.E.—125, Han-

kow Road

Peiping Mei Shun S.S. Co.—33, Szechuen Rd.

Melchers & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Road

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Messageries

Edward VII Maritimes — 9, Avenue-

Hotel dfes Wagons Lits

Pacific Storage & Packing

:J Corpn.— Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road

4, Rue Marco Polo Ocean Shipping Co.—12, The Bund?

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF . TRADES

SHIPPING E28.T

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co. China Forwarding & Express Co.

—Hamiltoh H

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—20, Can- China Merchants’ S.N. Co.—British'

ton Road Bund

Peninsula & Oriental Steam Naviga- Dairen Kisen Kaisha—13, Hai Ho

tion Co.—27, The Bund Road, ex-German Bund

Racine & Cie S. A.—2, Peking Road Dodwell & Co/, Ltd—52, Taku Rd.

Rickmers Linie—9, Avenue Edward YU Dollar Co., The Robert—Robt. Dol-

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—133, lar Building F.C.

Szechuen Road Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Shanghai Stea# Navigation Co.—119, Hamburg-Amerika Linie—144, Taku

Jinkee Road Road

Shanghai Transportation Co, Ltd.— Holland-China Trading Co.-58, Rue

97, Hankow Road Dillon

States Steamship - Co. — Hamilton Indo China S.N. Co.—Victoria Road

House

Strom wall, Holdo—391, Kiang^e Road Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.—

Victoria Road

Thoresen & Co., 0.—110, Szechuen Road Kailan Mining . Administration—

Union Steamships Agency—51, Canton Meadows Road

Road Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund:

Wallem & Co.—93,r Canton Road

Wheelock & Co., Ltd.—2-3, French Bund Melchkrs 16, Bruce Road,:

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, JehoLRoad Mitsui chi Road

Bussan K.usha - ;U Jamagu-

Nordoeutscher Llov|^-7-16, Bruce Rd.

Swatow North China .Steamship Qo.—French

Bund

Butterfield & Swire—P.O: Box 78 'Osaka Shosen Kais^a-^10, French

JaVa-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—Cus- Bund

toms Road IShosho Yoko—2-4, Asalli Road

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

Ping Street Julliet

Melchers & Co.—28, Yeong Ping Rd. Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—3, Cus-

toms Road

Yuan Heng Shipping Co. Tsingtao

Taku Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao-

Road

Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd. Dairen Kisen Kaisha—37, Kuantao

Road

Tientsin East Asiatic' do., Ltd.—28, ‘Kuantaio

Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Jardine, Matheson &. Co., Ltd—16,

Co.—3,

III Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Kuantao Road

Butterfield & Swire—121, Victoria Maruni Shokai—22, Kuantao Road

Melchers & Co.—2, Chekiang' Road

Road

Chihli Shantung Line—105, Quai de Mitsui BusSan Kaisha, Ltd. -11.

Tangyi Road

France

China Express Co., Ltd.—33, Erh Nippon Yusen Kaisha—45, Kuautad-

ehing Lu, 3rd Special Area Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

'E234 - SHIPPING

Russell & Co., G. CL F.-;—> E-vuii Export k Import Co. Ltd. of Coch-

Hsien Road inchine—39, Quai Belgijue

Stemssen & Co.—15, Kuangtung Pd. Messageries Maritimes.—Khanh-Hoi

States Steamship Co.—20, Exchange Societe Ltd.—23Indochinoise de Commerce,

bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Bldg.

mer

Weihaiwei

MALAYA

Fock Fai & Go. :

Kedah

Wuhu Mourin & Co., Ltd.—Bandar Bharu,

Butterfield & Swire— South Kedah

jAROiNEi MatoesoH &, C6., Ltd.— Malacca

H

■ fcyJ .oO A•' SI.noasHeitn’M

AM

r ar*ib-t£si Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street

Bangkok

- 'U'- '.I ■ ■ J iffOA fix mi h . ya i ! r > Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—South

r

Couper-Johnston & Cd., I).--Banrhai Reclamation Ground

Diethelm & Co:, Ltd. Penang

East Asiatic Go’., 'Ltd., The—

International Enoineering Co., Inc. Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

—Chartered Bank Lane

Siam Steam Navigation Company, East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

ways Building

Ltd. , The Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd.—British In-

dia House, 23, Beach Street

INDOCHINA Koninklijke Paketmaart Maatschap-

Haiphong pij—31, Beach Street

Mansfield k Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Chargeurs Reunis—31, Rue du Mare- Sime, Darby Bank Chambers

chal Joffre & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen- Street

ceau Perak

Transport MarxtimesT & Fluviaux

de l’Indochtne Anciennement Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 115, Ipoh

Saigon Sime, Darby k Co., Ltd.—94, Brewster

Road,. Ipoh

Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

gation , d’Extreme Orient—12, Rue Selangor

Bolssiy d’Ariglas

Compagnie Saigonnaise de Naviga- Boustead A Co.—1, The Embankment’

. tion & de Transport—5, Quai Myre East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

de Vilers Street

DavId'& Co., Ltn., A. B.^-iS/AS, Rue Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Gbaigzie.au.'And'') .oO -}■ --.w Lumpur

Diethelm & C.o.-r^9» Quai de Belgi- McAlister & Co., Ltd.--High Stteet

que !

Drillien, Francis AF AL : •,14S,.. Rue Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

—Kuala Lumpur

Richaud

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING

Singapore Sun Shipping Co.—Ocean Building,

j Collyer Quay

Bareeito Shipping & Trading Co.— Thong Aik Co.—lll^fi? Robinson Road

49, The Arcade

Blue Funnel Line — Ocean Building, NETHERLANDS INDIA ,,

Collyer Quay

British India- Steam Navigation Batavia

Co.—Union Building Indische Blauwriesveem (Nikas)

China Mutual S. N. Co.— Ocean Bldg, Java China Japan Lijn, N. V.—P.O.

Collyer Quay

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Ocean Box 122

Building, Collyer Quay Klaasen & Co.—Rijswijk 18

Dollar Steamship Lines Hongkong & Koninklijke Paketvaart Mu—Kon-

ingsplein Oost 5

Shanghai Bank Chambers

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles Muller & Cq., W.Ad N.V.

Quay

Harrisons, Barker & Od., Ltd.— j Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Chartered Bank Chambers Padang

Heap,

"AyerEng Moh S,>S; Co.—:13 ^8o, Telul^ j

Street

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd.—61, Konnikljke Paketvaart Maat^chappu-

viG! iilof!. yj tiii :/

Chulia Street Sourabaya

Internationale Credit-en Handelsve-

reeniGinq “Rotterdam”—37 a, Ro- Java-China-Japan-Lijn

binson Road

KqNINKLLTKE PAKETVAART

N. Y.—l, Finlay MAATSCy fAREIJ, j Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

son Green Foss, TtAYboitlife Coj h ii.-IY-U

Lloyd Triestino—3-1, Collyer Quay

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124,. Robinson Semarang

Road

Mansfield & 'Co. — Ocean Building, J A VA -China-Japan -Lun

Collyer Quay “NEnnRLANi)” Stoomvaart Mu

McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham I Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

House, Battery Road

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union Sumatra

Building, Collyer Quay (Ground Floor) ,

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail— j Handel Maatschappy Guntzkl is Schij-,

Borsumy Bldg., 41, Robinson Road m.aoher—Medan

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—16, Raffles

Place ;^SS.SS>j

Ocean

CollyerSteam

Quay Ship Co.—Ocean Bldg.,

SAeawak Steamship Co.—Qfedan''Bldg., Sarawak

Collyer Quay Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd.— 32l33,

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca 'Street Khoo Hung Yeang Street, Kuching

Slot & Co., Ltd.,, G.H.—3 and 5, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Ek Main

Bazaar, Kuching

Robinson Road

Straits Java Trading Co., N. V.—

132-136, Robinson Rd.. P.O. Box 600 Sandakan

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. — Ocean Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.

Bldg., Collyer Quay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E286* SHIPPING

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Macondray & Co., Inc. — China Bank

Building

Cebu Madrigal «fc Co. — 8, M. del Banco

Nacional

Dollar Co., The Robert—108, Magal- Manila Steamship Navigation—117,

lanes Dasmarinas, Binondo

Stevenson & Co.? Inc.- W. F. Manila Shipping Co., Inc.—Insular

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Life Bldg.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Mknzi & Co., Inc.—180, Juan Luna

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation

Iloilo al City Bank Bldg.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Perez Sama-

Dollar Co., The Robert —Oalle nillo Bldg.

Legaspi Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—National

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. City Bank Bldg.

Philippine Travel Bureau—115, Cry-

Manila stal Arcade Bldg.

American Express Co. — 95, Plaza Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

—Chaco Building

Moraga

American Mail Line—Dollar Bldg. Robert Dollar Co., The — Dollar

American Steamship Agencies, Inc.— Building

511, Masonic Temple, Escolta Rio y Olabarrieta—701-703, San Fer-

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc. — Insular nando, San Nicolas

Life Building Russell & Co., S.M.—M. del Banco

Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mij.—227, Nacional, Binondo

David, Binondo

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and

Shanghai Bank Bldg.

—14-16, Calle-David

Compania General de Tabacos de Fili- States Steamship Co.—Soriano Bldg.

pixas—212, Marques de Comillas, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—I hiz

Paco Perez Samanillo Bldg.

Compania Maritima—109, Juan Luna, Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S.—503-511,

Binondo Echague, Quiapd

Cunard-White Star, Ltd. — Perez Yangco, Tkodqro R. —421, M. de la

Samanillo Bldg.

Dollar Steamship Line, Inc. — Dollar Industria

Building

Eastern & Philippines Shipping Zamboanga

Agencies, Ltd. - 8-12; Escolta

Elizalde & Co., Inc—Elizalde Bldg., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Muelle de la ^tndustria

Everett. Steamship Corporation — 199

v233, Dasmarinas, Binoridp Dollar Co., The Robert—2, Gardia

Gutierrez Hermanos—116-122, Bea- National

tCrio, IntramuTos Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Inc.—

Chaco Bldg.

International Harvester Co. of the SILK FILATURES IN CHINA.. .(,*e

Philippines—Chaco Bldg. Page 55-58)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS E287

SILK MERCHANTS Nikko Shokai— 255,Naka-machi

Nippon Menka K.K.—123, Higashi-

JAPAN machi

Ogawa Shoten—50, Harima-machi

Kobe Okamoto Shoten—118, Hachiman-dori

Peermohamed Gomei Kaisha—93a, Ye-

Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori do-machi

Antaki & Son—P.O. Box 172 Pohomull Brothers—P.O. Box 49

Aoki Kageki—155,' Isogami-dori Rosenbloom, iS.—-SRin^aku, Building

Arjana & Bros.—83, Sannomiya-cho Rupert Cox Goshi KAiSHA-T^./68r

Assomull & Co.—35, Isogami dori Isobe-dori

Bastel & Co., Ltd.—38, Isobe-dori Sawamlra Shoten K.K..—72, Isobe-

dori

Chanrai & Co., J.T.—39, Isobe-dori Shewakram

Comptoir Soies—170, Sannomiya-cho Shimizu Gomei (fe CO.-hoS- Isobe-dori

Cox & Hirao—112, Higashi-machi Kaisha—i, Isogami-

dori

Detaram & iSoN—P.O. Box 246 Tachikawa-Shoten—8, Isobe-dori

Deiburgo & Co., D. H. 85 Yedo- Tsudato Shoten—104, Hachiman-dori

machi

Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan), Uni Shoten, Ltd.—202, Sannomiya

Wakabayashi Shoten—101, Isobe-dori

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi

Fujii Shokai—160, Sannomiya-cho Wassiamull Assomull & Co'.--35, Iso-

General Silk Importing Co.—70, Yasumoto gami-dori

Kyomachi Building Yoshikiro—97, Isobe-dori

Hishi Shokai—48, Sannomiya-cho Yuasa Trading Co'.—47, Akashi-machi

Holland Asiatic Trading Go.—39, Zensuke Shokai—85; Nunoboki-cKo

Akashi-machi

Iwai Shoten K.K.—44, Naka-machi Kyoto

Iwamoto iShoten — 6, Shimoyamate-

dori Cnui $HOTkN—Sanjo Sagaru

Jhamatmall Gcrbamall & Co.--100c, Gunze Raw Silk Co.—Higashintoin-

Hachiman-dori nisbi

Kaida iShoten K.K.—9, Kitanagasa- Kawamura KAMEJiR6--Jofukuji-higa-

dori shi

Kamei Shoten—52, Harima-machi Kojima Shoten GotaEi Kaisha—

Kanematso

machi Shoten K.K.—119, Ito- Omiya, Imadegawagam

Kawase Shokai—10, Isobe-dori Kyoto Nenshijo, Ltd.—Murasakinn

Kewalram & Bulchand—96, Isobedori Naigat machi

Kissoomall & bo.—14, Ispgami-dori Orimono .Goshi Kaisha -Sasa-

ya-cho

Kondo Shoten—16, Harima-maohi Yoshida & Co. Goshi Kaisha—Sa«ayo-

Layko, Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo- cho

machi ’ —:--T".2rT

Mitsui Bussan Kiitoru Shutcho-sho— Nagoya

3, Kaigan-dori

Miye Shoten—58, Naniwa-machr Aoyama KiIto-ten—Miya-machi. Hi-

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dbri gashi-ku

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya-cho Mizutant Shoten—Miya-machi, Higa-

Naraindas, B.—- Sannomiya-cho shi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E288 SILK MERCHANTS

Nishimtjra Shoten—Miyamachi, Hi- Gazal, Joseph (3,^38, Naka-machi

gashi-ku Japan Raw Silk Co.—43, Hon-cho

Nboucfli Shoten—Ohaya-cho, Nishi- Joko Boyeki KabcsMiki Kaisha—63,

ku Yamashita-cho _

Tsukashima Gomei

chi, Higashi-ku Kaisha—Miya-ma- Kamei Shinjiro 'S1oten19, .Sumy-

oshi Shoten

Osaka Kato Gomei Kaisha—3, Minami Naka-

dori

Chrmally A Co.—36, Kawaguichi-cho Kern & Co., A.—77, Yamashita-cho

Kewalram & Bulchand—82, Yamashi-

FuJita SeuJIro-^IS, Karamono-cho; ta-cho

i'ukumoto Tokujiro — 153, Hon-cho

Kakuman Shoten—25, Mitiami Hoa-cho Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand — 126,

Yapaashita-cho

Kawada Toyochichi—50, Kita Kyu- Maruju Kengyo Shokai Goshi Kaisha

hoji-machi —46, Benten-dori

Kawakita Shoten—1, Ando-cho, Higa- Namisei Shoten—28, Sumyoshi-cho

shi-ku

Kawamura Fusatarp—56, Sake-machi Naraidas,

153

Tirthdas & Co.—P.O. Box

Maruito KiMirRA Chirimen-ten—31,

Shinsaibashi Nihalchand & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Maruk6 Goshi Ka'ish'a—111 Kita Kyu Nikko Fuji Shokai—21, Benten-dori

taro-cho

Nippon Kinhori Co., Ltd.—Gosho NozAki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho

Premsing & Sons, I.—153, Yamashita-cho

Building, Nakanoshima

Okabashi K.K.—32, Funakosbi-cho Rudolph & Co.—254, Yamashita-cho

Shigemitsd YOshinosuke—7, Ohte-cho Strahler & Co,—94, Yamashita-cho

Siber Begner ik-Co., Ltd.—21, Imabashi Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Taiyo Shoten—47, Banzai-cho Zellweger & Co.—90b, Yamashita-cho

Uemura JisABURo—58b, Kajiya-cho

Yokota Shoten—27, Kita Watanabe- KOREA

cbo

Shidzuoka Chosen Seisha Kaisha—181, Suindc,

Seoul

Ohhashi Genjiro Shoten—Hon-dori Chosen Seishi K.K.—181, Sonindo,

Watanabe Genju Shoten—Yegawa-cho Seoul

Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—61, Shiset-

Tokyo suri, Seoul

Katakura Seisha Kaisha—6, Kanko-

Pearce & Co.—Yamawuichi Building, dori, Seoul

Hon-cho Keijo Seishi-jo—290, Tosondo, Seoul

Yokohama Kobe Shokai K.K.—10, Aoba-cho,

Seoul

Abe Shoten K.K.—5, Aioi-cho Yamaju Seishi K.K.—11, Kanko-dori,

Seoul

Bharat Trading Co.-^-153, Yamashita- Chosen

cho Kenshoku K.K.—181, Sonindo

Dhanamall, Chellaram—32c, Yama- Taisho Orimono K.K. — 7, Reido,

Seoul - , .

shita-cho I7,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS

East Asiatic Tra ding* Co.--Shell House

Fook Weng & Cb.—37, Nathan Road

Handicraft ‘Distributing Co. — "),

Wyndham Street

Chellaeam, D.—20, French Concession HongkongSilk

Hariram Store-^-51, Nathan Road

Lace1 Co.—Queen’s Road

Hogg & Co.—Shameen Central

Karanjia ik, Co.—21, ^renc^ Conces- Japanese Bazaap—7, D’Aguilar Street

sion, Shameen

Kwangtung Silk 'Agency — 33a,, B. C., Kayamally

Central

& Co.—20, Queen’s Road

Shameen Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham

Mogra, & Co., E. R. 25, Shameen Street

Poiioomull Bros.—15, French CQijces Swato-w Drawn Work' Co.—14, Ped-

sion der Street

Spalirtger & Co., U., A—19, Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder St.

Shamoen Tajmahal Silk Store—King’s Theatre

Wocession,

Hint; Silk Hong

Shameen — 33a, Heitish,Con- Bnilding

Talati, M.P.—18, Ice House Street

Chefoo Tyeb & Co.—H.K. Hotel Bldg.

Utoomall & As$udamali<.: Co., — Dina

House, 3-9, Dud'dell Street

Casey & Co. WaSsiamull Assomull CO.—46, Queen’s

Chefoo Hairnet Co.—Chang Yil Rd Road Central

China Crafts Watanmal Boolchand—20, On (Lan

China AIanuT'actitrers (Chefoo) Street y

China .Merchants Pongee Association

Clarke, John H. Shanghai

McMhllan .& Co., Ltd , James

Pernot (Chefoo); et Cie Abnhold & Co., LTD.-'-Sli^soon Hpuse

Shantung Silk - and Lace Co.—Beach Azadian Societe Anonyme—4, Trench

Road Bund

Tai Tung & Co.—Broadway BaEr & Co., A.^e-’id, Rue'du Cortsulat

Yannoulatos, Brothers Chellaram, D.—131, Hankow Road

CltlNA MEROHAkTs’ PONCfEE " ‘ ASSOCIA-

Hankow TION—120, Jinkee Road

Chinai & Co., J. C.’—10, Rue'du Consulat

Guzdar & Co. Hunan Road Clerici, Bedoni &. Co»—107, Museum

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Cqdsi, Road

Taiping Road, -S-A.D. 3 A.iE.—9, Avenue .Edward VIIn

CompaOnie Opto rg—39, Avenue Ed-

Hongkong ward VII

•pYCEi $, Co.—45, Kiuitiang Road

Chellaram, D.—China Building Eastern Trading Co:—162, Canton Rd

China Lace Co.—13, Queen’s Road, C. Fein,

JoffreAron main Store — 893, Avenue

Chinese Bazaar—China Building

Chotirmall & Co.—35, Wyndham Street Road• Livingston k GO.L-l6o, Jihkeu

Gibb,

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Gidumal & WaTumaE ‘6. K-—Haii-

chaft Waibel & Co. — Prince’s kow Road

Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E290 SILK MERCHANTS

Olaxzma.vn Co., F.—162, Canton Road Swatow

GoLpri-NBERG, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North Tshu Road

Sok Che (Mrs.) 11, Sin Heng

Sobchow Road

TIassaram & Co., K.—131, Hankow Road

Hip Seng Co., The—143, Nanking, Rd. Tientsin

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

The Bund Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Kermanj F Co., li. S. — IQ,. .Rue du Doulatram & Sons — 274, Victoria

Consulat Road

Kiu Cheng Pongee Co.—472, Weihai- Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria

wei Road Road

Koslofe, L.—61, Nanking Road Shantung Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Laou Road, F.C.

RoadKai Fook Silk Co.—257, Nanking Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

Laou Kiu Oh w a no Kong Kee—422, Nan- Road

king Road Tarachand, M. —13, Woodrow Wilson

Laott Kiu Luen & Co.—591, Nanking Street

Road

Li, S. C.—125, Nanking Road Tsinan

Lindsay Jean—66, Nanking Road

Little & Co,. William —131, Museum Rubant, Francis W.—122, Seventh

Road Main Street

Madier, Ribet Cie.—9, Avenue Edward

VII Weihaiwei

Marthoud & Cie—53, Foochow Road

Mikasa & Co.—931, Bobbling Well Weihaiwei Handiwork Co.—28 z9b

Road Kun Ming Street

One Price Lace Co.—133, Broadwav

Pohoomull Brothers—130, Hankow SIAM

Road

Righini S. A.—163, Canton Road Bangkok

Rudolph & Co., Charles—58, Hong Eastern Indian Trading Co.—1409,

Kong Road

Sauvayre. J.—25, Rue du Consulat East Side Memorial Bridge, opposite

Saydah & Saydah—330, Szeehuen Road Economic Museum

Shalom & Co.^—81, Jinkee Road INDO-CHINA

Shanghai Silk Co.—656, Bubbling

Well Road Saigon

Shroff & Co., R.F.—671, Szechuen Road

Shroff, P. B.—391, Kiangse Road Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. — 28-32,

Smith, Ltd.—452, Kiangse Road New Rue Catinat

Ultramar Import Co.—17, Canton Rd.

United Mercantile Co-.—89, Foochow MALAYA

Road

Viloudaki & Co.—59, Peking Road Negri Sembilan

Weber & Co., O.A.—8-10, Rue du

Consulat Gianchand & Sons—80, Paul Street,

Yaxnoulatos Brothers (China)—120, Seremban

Jinkee Road Seremban Silk Store—129, Paul Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS—SPORTING & ATHLETIC GOODS E29I

Penang Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

al City Bank Bldg.

Doglatkam &. Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 446-454,

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Street

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. —12. Pohoomull Binondo

Brothers—178, Rosario,

Bishop Street

Sehwani & Co.—64, Escolta

Perak Royal Silk Store—73'7, Tabora, San

Nicolas

Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield Werder hondo

& Co., Ltd.—6, Ingreso, Bi-

Street, Ipoh

Singapore SILK FILATURES

(See Page B59-61)

‘Chotirmall

Street & Co., K. A. J.—41-43, High

Echigoya & Co.—54-56, Middle Road SILK WEAVING MILLS

Ramchand & Sons—76, North Bridge Rd. (free Page B47-49)

Singapore Silk Store—36-40, North

Bridge Road SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES

Wassiamull, Assomull Co.—31 & 33. (See Page B65-67)

High Street

SPORTING & ATHLETIC GOODS

NETHERLANDS INDIA

CHINA

Batavia

Baroe Rafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces-

sion, Shameen

Sourabaya

CJhotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—23, Pesar Hongkong

Besar

China Sports—16, D’Aguilar Street

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS G. S. Brothers—11, Hankow Road

Mamak & Co.—10, Peking Road

Manila

Shanghai

Abolafia, Inc., M. & C. —122, Nueva,

Binondo Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Assanmal & Co., G.—775, Tabora king Road

Bombay Commercial. Co.—741, Tabora

Bombay Silk Supply—128-132, Nueva, MALAYA

Binondo

Crown Silk Store—27, Escolta Singapore

Indian Commercial Co.—328-332, Das-

marinas, Binondo

Manila Remnant Co., Inc.—451, Juan Queen’s—3, Prince Street

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Luna

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E292 SPORTING1 & ATHLETIC GOODS—STEVEDORES

Penang Tokyo

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union Str. Helm Bros., Ltd. — 1, Shibaura*

Shiba-ku

Selangor Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 1,

Edobashi

Robinson Cor, Ltd.—Java Street,

Kuala Lumpur Yokohama

SIAM Helm Bros., Ltd.—48, Yamashita-

Bangkok cho

iOHiNOSE Kaiso-etn, K.K.—83, Ben

Princes—Nai Lert Building ten-dori

IshikawaYa Asada K;{1^o-Te*n— 3, Moto

P HILTPPINE ISLANDS Hama-cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. —7, Yamashita-

Manila cho.

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—1, Kaigan-

Athletic SttPly ...dpri

T. Pinpin Teikoku J rr DP A

Unyu G.K.—19, Kaigan-dori

STATIONERY SUPPLIES FAC- Yokohama Kakuki Godo Unso K.K.—

83, Benten-dori

TORIES (See Page B67)

STEVEDORES CHINA

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe A. Kwai & Co. —15, Connaught Road

Central

Helm Bros., Ltd.—40. Harima-machi Hin Fat & Cb., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Nickel & Lypns, Ltd. -2, Kaigan- Road C.

dorl South China Transporting and

OWst'on & Cbv _F.-—72. Kyo-machi Stevedoring Co.—12a, D^s Voeux

Road Central

Wang Kee & Co.—36, Connaught Rd.

Central

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-^machi

Nagoya Shanghai

Aisan Shosen K.K. —Funairi-cho Ah Foh '& Co.—33, SzecHuen Road

Asano Shinji ShPCT^—Minato Hon-cho Chop Dollar Co:—47, Hwakee Road

Chiyoda Gumi—Mama-machi Shancihai Stevedoring Co.,—Lane 125,

Nagoya Kaivn Kaisha - Minato Hon- 20, Szechuen Road

machi Shanghai TransportaIion Co. —97.

Unpan Gcfel' KaLha—Sasajinia-cho Hankow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST QF TFLA-DE^

STEVKDORES—SUCAII MERCHANTS E293

MALAYA . : Osaka

Singapore Dai Nippon Seito, K.K.—12}, Tomo-

buchi-cho

Coastal Transport Co.—22, Winches- Ensuiko Seito Takushoku K.K.- 13,

ter House Nishino Sliimono cho

Dawood & Co.—57, Raffles Quay Nippon Sato Boyeki K.K.—28, Shio-

Lye Hu at & Co.—1st Floor, 4, Rohinson machi

Road

Saiboo Marican & Co.—2-b, Raffle? Osaka Kyoto Seizo Goshi K. -20,

Ono-machi

Quay Taiwan Seito K.K.—Kawara-machi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Teikoku Seito K.K.—56, Kawara-

machi

Iloilo Uyeno Seisaku—18, Andojibashi-dori

V isayan Stevedore-Transportation Shidzuoka

Co., The

Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—8, Imonishi-

Manila ' cho

Izuya, N. Suzuki—90'. Baba-cho

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc.—Der- Kawaguchi

1 Eikichi Shoten—47, Kinza-

ham Building, Port District cho !

Koh & Sons, E. L.—266, Juan Luna

Lim, Mariano, H.—829, Urbiztondo Shimonoseki

San Nicolas

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—Pier Kabashi Iseji—Hanano-eho

No. 5, Port District Meiji Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier F>. Nakajima Shoten 'fK.K.—Nishinabc-

5, Port Area cho

Nakatora Shoten—JNishinabe-cho

Zamboanga Yuasa Shoten K.K.—Nishinabe-cho

Johnston, Jos. S. Tokyo

’SUGAR CENTRALS IN PHILIP- Dai Nippon Seito K.K. — Showa

PINE ISLANDS (See Page B63 69> Building

SUGAR MERCHANTS Ensuiko Sugar Manufacturing Co.—

3, Tsukimi-cho

JAPAN Meiji Seito K.K.—8, Kyobashi

Nippon Sugai Trading Co., Ltd.—:2,

Kobe Kakigara-cho

Kitagawa Shoten, S. —14, Susano- Taiwan Seito K.K.—Yuraku Bldg.

Tamaoki Gomei Kaisha—9, Hon-cho

dori

Mayeda Shoten—27, Onoe-dori Yokohama

Meiji Seito K.K.—39, Takamatsu-cho

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Higashi Hiriike Kanetaya Shoten—51, W'akaba-clio

cho

Yamamoto Yoto-ten—1-66, Motomach: Nakamasu Shoten G.K.—Kamakura.

Bldg., 69, Onoe-cho

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E294 SUGAR MERCHANTS

Nippon Seifun R. K.—Chikawa-cho PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—Asahi Bldg ,

81, Onoe-cho Manila

Suqiyama Shoten—8, Hanasaki-cho

Ayala & Co.—Filipinas Bldg.

KOREA Calamba Sugar Estate—fith floor,

Soriano Building

Dai Nippon Sejto K.K.—110, Ken- Central Azucarera Del Norte—203,

:Cu-Unjieng Building, Binondo

shiro, Seoul

Hokoku Seifun K.K.—76, Nandai- Crystal ArcadeMilling

Central Luzon

Building

Co., Inc.—

mon-dori, Seoul

Kuwata Shoten — 344, Taihai-dori, Davies & Co., Theo. H.—Luiz Sama-

nillo Building.

Seoul ,

Nakajima Shoten—21, Hasegawa-cho, ElizaldeIndustria

& Co., Ino. Muelle de la

Seoul

Tokunaga Shoten— 53, Suhiyo-cho, Hacienda San Jose, Mindoro—109,

Plaza Sta. Cruz

Seoul

Insular Sugar Refining Corpn.—

FORMOSA Barrio Jolo, Mandaluyong, Rizal

Mabalacat Sugar Mills—Cu Unjieng

Bldg.

Ako Seito K.K.—Toryokwari, Heito-gun | Malabon

Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—Tainan Sugar Co.—H.K. & Shang-

hai Bank Bldg.

Meiji Seito K.K.—Tainan-shu North Negros Sugar Co. — Chaco

Showa Seito K.K.—Gokeku-sho, Taihoku Building

Taito Seito K. K.4-Kita-machi, Taito-cho Pampanga Sugar Mills—6th floor

Sojiano Bldg.

CHINA Philippine Sugar Estate Development

Co.—246, Anda

Hongkong Pure Cane Molasses Company

(P.I.), Inc.—Crystal Arcade Bldg.

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—3>2, Wyndham Roxas Miguel

y Compania—719, Echague, San

Street San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.—Plaza

Pentreath & Co.—Alexandra Build- Cervantes, Binondo

, ings Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co.—Quarry Shanghai Bang Building

. !*ay . , Speckels

Bldg. Philippine, Co. — Heacock

Shanghai Sun Hing Sugae Faptory—1126, Sta

Elena

Erdmann & Sifjxken—410, Szechuen Warner, Barnes . & Co., Ltd.—Luis,

Perez Samaniflb Building

Road

Maclain^ Sugar Go., Ltd.—12, The Welch Fairchild, Ltd.—Regina Bldg-

Bund

Yoekart Brothers—34, Ave. Edward NETHERLANDS! INDIA

VII

Batavia

Tientsin Arima & Co., Ltd., H. :

Gipperich & Co.,' E.—52, Taku Road ErDMAN & SlELCKEN—P.O. Box 44

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SUGAR MERCHANTS—TEA MERCHANTS E295

Internationale Crrdiet-en Handels Mirandoole, Voute & Co.

Vereeniginq “ Rotterdamt”’ Nippon Sugar Trading Co., Ltd.

Java Sumatra Handel Mu, N.V. Patel, M.V.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

pij SURVEYORS (See' Architects).

Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. TANNERIES IN CHINA

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. (See Page B69)

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Platon, L. TEA-FIRING FACTORIES

Wellenstein Krause & Co. (See Page B70)

Semarang TEA MERCHANTS

Arima & Co., Ltd., H. JAPAN

Crone, H.G. TV. Hakodate

Erdman & Sielcken

Internationale 'Crediet-en Handels Gill & Co.—7, Takushoku Building

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Kobe

pij

Kruytbosch, H.A. Awano Shoten—128, Sake-machi

Kwik Hoo Tong, N.V. Handel Maat- Curnow & Co., J.—P.O. Box 1050

schappij (Sann.)

McNeill & Co. Fuji-en Chaho-^-109, Miya-machi

MAintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Furukawa Chaho—1-149, Shimoya

Mitsui Bussan Katsha, Ltd. inate-,d.(pri i

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. Hir^chi Yoshio—103|110, Wakinoha-

Thio Sing Long,. N.V. Handel Maat- mn

schappij M*yarq-tenm-3o, , ,Kitana.gasa-dori

Mizota Naokazu—45, Shimbyamate-

Sourabaya dori-

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya

Arima & Co., Ltd., H. Nakao Takesabiiro—84, Futaba-cho

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. Sonobe

machi Shoten Seicha-bu—131, Sakae-

COMMISSIE-EN

te AGENTUUR MaaTSCHAPPIJ SV^UKr SEt“^67, Krtanagasa-dbri

'SOERABAIA ” Takatsuka NaotaRo—,20, Yokomichi-

Erdman & Sielcken machi

Fraser. Eaton & Co. YamanoUCHi Chaho—170, Moto-machi

International Crediet-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Kyoto

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappu,

N.V. Aobana-En CHAHo—Higashinotoin

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap ;Ashida Uiiuchi Gojo Agaru, ShinMachi

pij

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. .Goto Seisaburo—2, 'S^anjo Sagaru

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Watabe Tatsubar'o—Nijo-kami

Ell

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E296 TEA MERCHANTS

Nagoya Hankow

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House

Osaka Asiatic Trading Corporation—7, Lan-

ling Road

Ichikawa Seijun-kan—27, Koraibashi- Dodwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road

zume Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6,

Kasahan Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina- The Bund

mi-dori Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund,

Kawaguchiken Honten—31, Shinsai- S.A.D. 3

bashi-suji

Kotobukiya K.K.—52, Sumiyoshi-cho Hongkong

Sugino Orisaburo—29, Yokobori-cho

China Tea Co.—1b, Pottinger Street

Shidzuoka Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Road,

Central

Carter, Macy & Co.—2, Anzai-machi i Gilman

Central

& Co.—4A, Des Yeeux Road

Folger & Co.—Kitaban-cho

Habibhllah & Co., H. M.—75, Kita- j Street Matheson & Co.—18, Redder

Jardine,

ban-cho Kelley

Hetxeyer & Co.—Kitaban-cho, P.O. ! Central

Box 27 Moulder & Co.—China Building

Irwtn-Harrtsons-Whitney, Inc.—56, Union Trading Co.—York Building

Kitaban-cho

Japan Bi.ack Tea Co.—48, Tekkoshi Shanghai

Japan Tea Firing Co.—2. Anzai,

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho Anderson

Sethokct Koichi Shoten—98, Kita Road

Ban-cho

SmoziTOKA Seicha Gomei Kaisha—67, Campbell & Co.—55, French

Azadian, J. (S.A.)—4, Bund

Yuen Ming Yuen

Anzai-cho Road

Siegfreid & Co.—87, Shinmei-cho China Produce Co.—288, Tiendong Road

China Tea Co., Ltd.—288, Tiendong

FORMOSA Road

Chuen Tai Tea Dealer—1329, N. Sze

chuen

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Compagnie Franco-Africaine — 467,

Co.—1, Idzumicho, Taipeh Kiangse Road

Nozawa & Co.—Taihoku

Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinked

. —24-26, Eiraku-cho, Daitotei Road

CHINA Gilson, E. H.—100, Jinkee Road

Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North

Soochow Road

Foochow Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd. The Bund

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TEA MERCHANTS E297*

Kermani, R. S.—10, Rue du Consulat Semarang

Master & Co , M. J.—131, Hankow Road

Nemazee & Co., H. M. H.—190, Pe- Crone, H.G. Th.

king Rd. Internationale Orediet-en Handels

Ouskottli, 142, Museum Road Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Savul & Co., H.A.T.—128, Museum Rd. Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Rd. pij, N.V.

Wang Yue Tax Tea Co.—197, Avenue McNeill & Co.

Foch Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

NETHERLAND-INDIA Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Ross Taylor & Co.

Batavia Semarangsche Administratie Maat-

schappij

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Sourabaya

Cocq & Co., C.H.R.

Francis Peek & Co., Ltd. “Amsterdam” HandelsvkreeniGing

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.

Heath & Co., Ltd.—Prinsenstraat Anemeat & C°-

Internationale Orediet en Handels Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Fraser Eaton & Co., Ltd.

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Internationale Ckediet en Handels

N.Y. Vereeniginq “ Rotterdam ”

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

pij N.V.

Maclaine Watson & Co. Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschip-

Maintz’ Productenhandel. N.Y. pij

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Kwik Hoo Tong, Handel Maatschap-

Landbouw Maatschappij, Med Indis .PU, N.M: .

che Maintz’ Productei^handel, N.V.

Peet & Co., John Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bouwenhorst Mulder & Co. LANiifibuw MaAtschappIj, Ned.' Indis-

Ross Taylor & CO. che

Tiedeman & van Kerchem Ross Taylor & Co.

Wellenstein Krause & Co. Wattie ? & Co.-, • Ltd., N.V. Handel

Maatschappij

Macassar

MALAYA

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Singapore

Padang Kiat & Co., T.G.—766, North Bridge Road

Klass & SonE—163, - MOulmein Road

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Martin

Road

& Co.', W. M.— 100, Tangiin

Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E298 TEA MERCHANTS—TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS YamaUho Mokuzai K.K.—Jugo Bldg.

Yamada Shoten, T.—16b, Harima-

Manila machi

La I sla de Luzon—435, T. Pinpin, Kyushu

Binondo

Seng Kee tz Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

Aoki Shoten—4, Ishishiro-cho

TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS Higuchi Seizaisho, G.K.—178, Taka-

miya Horikawa-cho

JAPAN Muranaka Mokuzai Shoji K.K.—57,

Shimo Susaki-cho

Hakodate Ohmine Tahei — 907, Keigo Okita^

machi

Asiatic Lumber Co., Ltd.—32, Sakai- Sakuragi

tase-cho

Tokujiro Shoten—71, Chi-

machi

Etori Kenzen—17, Takasago-cho

Homma Shiroji—1, Benten-cho

Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.—

8, Aioi-cho, Otaru

Matsumoto Shoten—14, Skiodome-cho Aoki Teruyuki—56, Nishi Hainan©

Sakamato Jutaro—262, Matsskaze-cho KanaVa Shokai—5, Senba-machi

Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi- Kasamura Kaname—3, Fukutomi-cho

cho Otaru Naka.tima, B.—19, Suwa-anachi

Yuasa Lumber Co.—Otaru Saito Haruichi—3, Yamase-machi

Kobe

Nagoya

Kerry & Co., H. E.—7, Harima-

machi Akita Mokuzai Kaisha, Ltd.—35, Ma-

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R. saki-machi, Naka-ku

—304, Crescent Building, 72, Kyo- Chuo Mokuzai K.K.—45, Atsuta Shin

machi Bito-machi

Matsubara Shoten, G.K.—102, Sekiya- Fukuda Zaimokuten—2-350, Masaki-

cho cho

Miyashita Lumber K.K.—1, Zaimaku-

cho Kato Heijiro—25, Higashi Tsukiji

Nakamura Shoten, G.K.—8, Karumo Noda Shoten—8, Kami Horikawa^cbo

dori

National Trading & Lumber Co.—32,

Akashi-rachi Osaka

Ohsaki (Shoten—27, Kasunoki-cho

Philippine Lumber Export K.K.—32, Kasahan Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina-

Akashi-machi mi-dori

Sasaki Shoten—Minami Sakasegawa- Kotobuki-ya K.K.—52, Sumiyoshi-cho

cho Sugino Arisaburo—29, Yokobori

TamurA—23, Sakae-machi

Western Export Lumber Co.—Jugo Take Shokai—49, Koraibashizume

Building Togo Shokai—11, Shinmachi-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E299

Shidzuoka Horiuchi Shokai—14, Furuicho, Seoul

Sanko Yoko—70, Okazaki-cho, Seoul

Makita Shinichi Shoten—3/10, OMe- Yamana Matsutaro—70, Okazaki-cho,

cho Seoul

Shidzuoka Mokuzai Itaku—24, Anzai

Yasumoto Genkichi Shoten—30, Baba- CHINA

cho

Dairen

Shimonoseki

Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho Akita Mokuzai K.K.—4, Kiia Oyama-

dori

Kagotoka Seikak K.K.—Isaki-cho Dairen iSeizai K.K.—2, Sakae-maehi

Ohmura Iwakichi—Nishi Hosoe.-cho Mikashita MokrsHo—d, Irifune-cho

Shingu Shoko K.K.—14, Yoyoi-cho

Tokyo

Hankow

Akita Mokuzai K.K.—15, Kiba-cho

Baba Uhachi Shoten—2, Kiba-cho Asiatic Trading Corpn.,2 I/td. — 7,

Bando Ihei Howten—3, Kiba-cho Langting Road, S.A.D.

China

Kiyozumi Seizaiesho—-10, Kiyozumi- Ltd. Import-Export ^nd Lumber Co.,

cho

Kobayashi Rikizo Shoten—12, Nishi Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha

Ching Kai

Hatchobori

Nichiro Mokuzai K.K. — Sanshin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bldg., Yuraku-cho

Obayashi-gumi Kosaku-cho—340, Mi- Harbin

nami Suna-machi

Tokyo Lumber Market Co.—Kiba Sridelsky’s Successors, L.S. — 44,

Building Bolshoi Prospect

Yokohama Kovalsky, V. F.—P.O. Box 332

Asahi Mokuzai K.K.—4, Tsuruya-cho Hongkong

Asano Bussan K.K.—Bankoku Bldg., Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd.—

26, Kaigan-dori

Iidaya Shoten—2984, Koyasu-cho 4a, Des Voeux Road C.

Kase Chuji Shoten—3122, Koyasu-cho China Import '& Export Lumber Co.

—15-19, Queen’s Road Central

.Sato Kahei Shoten—16, Higashi Ka- Dollar Co., Robber—Redder Building

nagawa-cho

Toyo Seizai-sho, G.K.—1,181, Iwama- Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

shita International Trading Co.—China

KOREA Building

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—18, Redder

Street

Akita Mokuzai K.K.—90, Okazaki- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Holland

cho, Seoul House, Queen’s Road Central

Daini Shokai K.K. -69, Okazaki-cho, Sham Mow Saw' MirlCo., Ltd—Percival

Seoul Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E300 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

Shewan, Tomes & Co.-10, D.es Vceux Dollar Building

Lumber Co.—Robert Dollar

Road Central

Thomson & Co.—Hong Kong Bank Build- Forbes

ing Road Ltd., William —45 Victoria

Co.,

Wong Tong Kee—32, Canton Road, Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria

Kowloon Road

Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd.—The.

Mukden Bund, I.C.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Va

China Import & Export Lumber Co., magu-chi Road

Ltd. Tsinan

Shanghai China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd.

Bloch Mfg. & Lumber Co., Ltd.—14,

Boone Road SIAM

China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Rd. Bangkok

Chun Woo—350, Tiendong Road

Dollar Co., Robert—51, Canton Rd. Anglo^Siam Corpn, Ltd.

Fukushima & Co.—783, Dixwell Road Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee Borneo Co., Ltd.

Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—27, The Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Bund

Keijola H. M. A.—54, Ward Road

Kow Kee Timber Co.—169, Yuen Ming INDOCHINA

Yuen Road

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuan Saigon

Road)

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen Cie Asiatique et Africaine

Road Compagnie Forestiere Indochinoish

Nomura Lumber Co.—324. East Broad- —43, Boulevard Bonnard

way Est Asiatique Francaies—Quai de la

Racine & Cie, S. A.—2, Peking Road Marne (Teak and Plywood)

Shanghai Lumber & Coal , Co.—70,

Szechuen Road MALAYA

Shun Tah Lumber Co.—44, Ward Rd

Walker C°-\ A.—120, Chemnipo Road Singapore

Woodcraft Works—103, Kiukiang,Road

Chye Hin Sawmills—416, Beach Rd.

Tientsin Fraser & Co.—Union Bldg., Collyer

Quay

China Import & Export Lumber Co. Jong Tye Heng, Chop—150, Laven-

der Street

—2, Russian Road Malayan Commercial Agency —187,

Coilins & ,Co.<-rr75, Consular Road Selegie Road

Dollar Go., The Robert—Robert Dol- McAlister & Co.—Gresham Home,

lar Building Battery Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E301

:Sin Chye Hxn-46, Padang Jeringau, Gotauoo & Co.. Inc.—214, Soler, Bi

Off Kallang Road nondo

Siong

AlwiLim

RoadSaw Mill Co.—2 & 3, Syed Hercules Lumber Co., Inc.—155, Paz-,

Paco

Insular Lumber C6.—Samanillo Bldg.

NETHERLANDS INDIA Insular Saw Mill, Inc.—330, Canoni-

go, Paco

Batavia Junction Lumber Co.—2610, Herrau

La

Javasche Holtthandel—Maatschappij facio Loma Lumber Co.—5, Andres Boni-

(N. Y. Yereenigde) Luzon Lumber t?d. 304 Juan Luna

Koloniale Handel Mu Manila Lumber Co.—900, Juan Luna

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Minandao Lumber Co., Inc.-t660, Al-

varado, Binondo

Manila Norton and Harrison Co.—Kneedler

Building

Anakan Lumber Co.—Elizalde Bldg. Oriental Saw Mill—313, Tanduay,

San Miguel

Antipolo Lumber Co.—0435, Rizal Philippine Lumber Manufacturing

Avenue Extension

Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R.—Hogar Co., Inc.—14-30, Soler, Binondo

Building 1 Fort Lamon Lumber Co.—8, M. de

Larretto y Cia, Inc., Viuda e Hu.is Binondo

de Pio—720, Echaque, San Miguel Pujalte Lumber Co.—3, Plaza Mora-

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.— ga, Binondo

• Heacock Bldg. Rizal Lumber Co.—532, F. B. Harri-

Camarines Lumber Co., Inc.—43?. son, Pas ay, Bizal

Misericordia, Sta. Cruz Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc.—901,

Choy & Co., S. C.—672, Juan Luna Dagupan, Tondo

I Chu Bio Lumber Co.—1639, Herran j Sy Piao & Go., Ltd.—766, Echague

City Lumber—706, Juan Luna, Bi- Tan Hong & Co.-^623162S-627, Solcr

nondo

I Cosmos Lumber — 623-625-627, Soler, TayMiguel Jay Go.—730-734, Echague, San

Santa Cruz

Dee C. Chuan & Sons, inc. 14-30, TayLuna Seng Lumber Co.—1807-1809, Juan

Soler, Binondo

Dee Hong Lue & Co., Inc.—920-950, Tuason and Sampedro, Inc. — 317,

Juan Luna Globo de Ono, Quiapo

(Dee Tian & Co.—151:8, Azcarraga Washington Lumber Co.—808, Juan

Dy Pac & Co., Inc.—1032, Juan Luna Luna

Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc.—123, Zambales Luna

Lumber Go.—920-950, Juan.

Juan. Luna, Binondo

Findlay Millar Timber Co.—1000,

Cordeleria, Santa Mesa Iloilo

i Go Taco & Co.—626, Soler, Sta. Cruz

Gotamco Hermanos, Vicente — 439, Iloilo Lumber Yard

Tanduay, Quiano

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E302 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS—TIRES

Zamboanga Tientsin

Atkins Kboll & Co. —14, Calle Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2,

Bristow Road

Madrid

Basilian Lumber Co.

Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Marahui SIAM

Johnston, Jos. S.

Port Banga Lumber, Co.—P.O. Box Bangkok

198

Mark’s Tyre Store—Coirner of Wind-

BORNEO mill and New Roads

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.— MALAYA

Sandakan

North Borneo Trading Co.—Jessel- Singapore

ton

TIN MINES IN MALAYA Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

(See Page B12-76) Robinson Road

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.

(S.S.), Ltd.—22, Geylang Road

TIRES United Vulcanising Co.-t-148, Selegie

Road

CHINA

Hongkong PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— Manila

3, Wyndham Street

Hongkong Tyre Co.—392, Hennessy Commonwealth Co-operative Associa-

tion, Ino.—747, Severino, Sampaloo

Road Cooper, L. A. (Distributor for Seiber-

ling Rubber Co.)—747, Severino,

Mukden Sampaloc

Daido

rinas,Hardware

Binondo Store—680, Dasma-

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg., Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E..), Ltd.—

San Chin Lou 477, A. Mabini, F.rmita

Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandara,

Peiping Sta. Cruz

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. of

Dunlop Rubber Oo. (China), Ltd.—15, the Philippine Islands— 207-209,

Kan Yu Hutung Thirteenth Street, Port, Area

Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of the Philip-

pines, The — 122, Novaliches, San

Shanghai Miguel

Goodrich International Rubber Co.

Dunlop Rubber Coy , (China), Ltd.— —Corner

go, Paco

Penafrancia and Canoni-

117, Hongkong Road

Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Export Co. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.,

—51, Canton Road Ltd.—Macondray Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TJRADES

TIRES—TOUUIST AGENTS—TOBAOCo MERCHANTS E303

Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal MALAYA

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Smith, Bell & Oo., Ltd.—Hongkong Penang

& Shanghai Bank Bldg.

U.S. Rubber Export Co., Ltd.—35, Tourist Agency-Information Bureau,

The—Victoria Pier

Orozco, Qgiapo

TOURIST AGENTS Singapore

JAPAN Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin-

son Road

a.-dTL-H

Eobe PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

■Cook & Son, Ltd.—P.O. Box 898 Manila

American Express . Co., Inc.—P.O.

Tokyo Box 1463

Japan Tourist Bureau—Tokyo Station TOBACCO FACTORIES

(See Page B76)

Yokohama TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Japan Tourist Bureau—1, Kaigandoir JAPAN

CHINA Yokohama

Hongkong Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des KOREA

Voeux Road Central

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's Bennett & ,Co.—Chemulpo

Building

CHINA

Peiping Amoy

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Hope Co.

Hotel de Wagon Lits Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Cook & Son, Thos., & Wagons-Lits Ltd.

Co.—Grand Hotel de Pekin

Canton

Shanghai Yee Tsooxg Tobacco ' Distributors,

Ltd.

American Express Co., Inc. — 158,

Kuikiang Road Changsha

Japan Tourist Bureau^—86, Canton

Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Travel Advisers—60, Nanking Road Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E304 TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Dairen Tabaqueria Filipina^-26, Queen’s Road-

Ceatral

Keystone Yours Truly Tobacco Store—18, Pot-

Kong andTobacgov

ShanghaiCo.,Bank

Ltd.,Bldg.,

- Hong

40 tinger Street

Echigo-cho t

Ichang

Hangchow

Yee Tsoqng Tobacco Distributors,

Wing Ta,i To Tobacco Cokpn. Ltd.

Harbin Kongmoon

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—P.O. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Box 44

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A. Macao

Skobiin. S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Tabaqueria Filipina—1a, Rue de S.

Domingos

Hankow

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd., Mukden

The—Qhung Shan Road

Thurier k Kohr Chi Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Lu

Ho Road, S.A.D. 1 Peiping

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Ltd.—Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3

Karatzas Bros. & Co —7, Hatamem

Street

Hongkong Legation Wine and Tobacco Store—

5A, Rue Marco Polo

Atienza k Co.—54, Nathan Road Skiotis Brothers & Co.—6, Legation

A. G. Botelho '& Co.—French Bank Bldg. Street

British-American Tobacco Company Tientsin Tobacco Co.- -Legation St.

(China), Ltd.—2, (Queen’s Road Central Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Chan & Co., C. — 312, Nathan Road —16, Chuan Pan Hutung, near Hata-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. Bank Bldg. men Gate

Empress Stores—54, Nathan Road Shanghai

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—St. George’s

Building

Goeke & Co —China Building Adams & Co., W.A.—51, Canton Road

Graeco Egyptian Tobacco Co. Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.—

China Building 175, Soochow Road

Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd.—31, Peking

Building Road

Ito Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road Central Arnhold

Kelley

Central (China), Ltd.— 176, Soochow Road

Nan yang Brothers

Wanchai Road Tobacco Co'.—271/ British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

chow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS E305

■Caroline Leap Tobacco Co.—51, Can- United Road

Tobacco Stores—136, Nanking

ton Road

China-American Tobacco 00.-12, The Universal Bund

Leaf Tobacco Cd.—1, The

Bund

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.- Watson & Co., A.S.—71, Nanking Road

100, Peking Road Westminister

chow Road Tobacco Co.—175, Soo-

China Tobacco Products—119, Jinkee Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

Road

David, A.E.—330, Szechuen Road Yeechow

Tsoong

RoadTobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

Dibrell Brothers, Inc.—12, The Bund Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

El255,Oriente

Peking Fa brig a de Tobacos, In,c.-» —175, Soochow

Road Road

Enterprise Tobacco

Soochow Road Co., Ltd.—175, Swatow

Fook Kow Hung & Co.—1158, Bubbli Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd,

Well Road

Hadjiry’s Tobacco Store—416, Sze-

chuen Road Tientsin

Jenkins, L. B. Tobacco Co.~ 233, Nanking

Road

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Karatzas Brothers Co.—48, Rue du

Soochow Road France

Kingshill Trading Co.—2JO, Kiukiang Skiotis Brothers & Co.—47, Rue de

Road France

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

(China), Ltd.—175, Soochow Road

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A.—175, Soo- Road Tobacco Co.—294, Victoria

Tientsin

ohow Road Victoria Cigar Store.—268, Victoria

Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway Road

Monk & Co., A. C.—353, Kiangse Road Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation-

Murai Brothers Co., Ltd.—175, Soo- Yee90,TsooNjG Davenport Road

Tobacco Co., Ltd.

chow Road

Palace Tobacco Store—78-90, Nanking Yee—31,

Tsoong

Ex TobaccoBund

Russian Distributors, LtiL'

Road

Pemberton & Penn, Inc.- -110, Szechuen, Tsingtao

Road

Shanghai General Store—37, Broad-

way YeeChwang

TsoongRoadTobacco Co.. Ltd.—Mon

Shanghai Supply Co.—50, Broadway

Tabaqueria Filipina - - 165, Nanking Yee—Kuantao Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd

Road

Road idvslsg

Tobacco Trading

Nanking Road Corporation — 233,

t Tsinan r-.-oH

ToyoYuenTobacco

Road Leaf CS.—209, ruen Ming I Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd."

Tung Tai & Co.—21, Siking Road

Union > ^ ~~i • '».;> ml

chuenCommercial

Road Co., Ltd.—320, Sze- Wenchow

i United Kingdom Tobacco.- Co.—620, Sze-

chuen Road Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Oorpn.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS

WuLu Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Ybe Tso6n(^ ToB.ibco Distributors, Ltd. MirAndoll, Voute <& Co.

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Yunnan fu

Yee Tsoov' Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Semarang

SIAM Crone, H.G. Th.

Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

Bangkok McNeill & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

British American Tobacco Company Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

(Siam), Ltd.—Oriental Avenue Mirandole, Voute & Co.

Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co

MALAYA

Penang Sourabaya

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Commissie en Ag-entcur Maatschappu

“ Soerabaia,” N.V.

—48, Church Street

Nanyan., Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd.—312, Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Beach Street Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

PRiTCHARir &' Obi Ltd.—9, Union St. Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Singapore Koloniale Tabak Import Mu. Voor-

heen G. Klomp, N.V.

British American Tobacco Co. Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

(Straits), Ltd.*—n, Keppel Road Joakim schappij

& Co., N.V. Handel Maat-

Hussain & CU., K. P. M.—2, Raffles Place Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. N.V.

—11, Keppel Road

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Mirandolle, Vohte & Co.

—30, Wallich o Street

Pattara, Z.—49, High Street

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Manila

Batavia Aghado Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quiapo

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette

Internationale Crediet en Handels Manufacturing

Tondo

Co. 31, Tayuman,

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Compania General de Tobacos de

Jacobson ven den Berg & Co. Filipinas—212, Marquez de Cdmil-

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, las

N.V. El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos, Inc.—

Maclaine, ?SYatson & Co. 167, General Solano, San Miguel

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TRANSMISSION “ALUMINAX” TARRED ROPE—TRUCKING

—WAREHOUSING E307

Enrique Lete Chan Chuan Sons Co.— Manila Electric Co.—134, San Mar-

celino, Ermita

403, Jaboneros, San Nicolas

Fernandes & Co., V. T. — S. O. Do Pampanga Bus Co., Inc.—Kneedler Bldg.

Fernandes Bldg. Pasay Transportation Co., Inc.—136

Friedep. & Sons Co., S.—36, Novaliches, Real, Paraiiaque, Rizal

San Miguel

Go Fay & Co.—443, Salazar, Binondo VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaliches (See Page B67)

La Flor db Intal—31, Tayuman, Tondo

Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc. WAREHOUSING

—Corner

Sta. Cruz Ronquillo and Estero Cegado, JAPAN

Mira Hermanos, Inc. —19, Calle Ban-

quero Tokyo

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd.—National

City Bank Building Japan Warehouse Co., Ltd. —, 7r

Ong Sui Yee & Co.—237, Soler Tsukishima

Philippine Tobacco Co., Inc. — 2215, Mitsubishi

Edobashi

Warehouse Co., Ltd.—lr

Azcarraga, Sampaloc

Porcincula, Brigido — 308, Azcarraga, Sumitomo iSoko Kaisha, Ltd. —28,

Tbtidb Echizenbori

Quing Tongco Sons Tobacco Co.—41, P. Toshin Soko K. K. - 20, Saga-cbo

Ducos, Quiapo

Yu Chengco, E. T.—614-616, Gandara, Kobe

Sta. Cruz

TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES Hyogo Soko K. K.—1 5,1, Kajiya-cho

(See Page B77) Kawanishi Soko K.K.—19, Kawa-

saki-cho

TOWEL FACTORIES—(See Page Kobe Sekiyu Soko K. K.—54, Taka-

matsulem)

B77) Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Kawasaki-oha

TOY FACTORIES (See Page B79) Morimoto Soko K.K. — 3, Isogami-

dbri

TRANSMISSION “ALUMINAX” Nakanoshima Reizo K. K.—13, Dezaike-

TARRED ROPE cho

Nanyu Soko K. K.—26, Kaigan-dori

PHILIPPINES ISLANDS Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

dori

Manila Suzuki Shoten—10, Kaigan-dori

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO.-2, YokoyamaSokoiSokoK.K.—15,

Toshin Kano-cho

Cable Cristobal dori , K.K.—9,j Isogami-

TRUCKING Hakodate

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Benten Soko K.K.—16, Shin Hama-

Manila cho

Dai Nippon Seihyo K.K.—8, Masago-

A/UZON Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham Kasai cho

Building, Port Area Yoko—78, Tani Jito-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E308 WAREHOUSING—WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Moji Macao

Mitsubishi Soko K.K. — Higashi Empresa Lusitania de Tkansportes,

Minatocho

Shibusawa Sokko K.K.— Hama- Ltd.—>P.O. Box 493

cho Shanghai

Tos Khin’Soko K..—Hama-cho

Osaka Commercial Express ^ Storage, Fed.,

Inc.—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Kawanishi Soko K. K. - 28, Nakano- Marden

kow Road

& Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han-

shima jf

Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—1-4, Tamae- Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.,

machi Ltd.—010e, Broadway

Sumitomo WAaKHOUSk Oo., Ltd. — 1-8

Kawaguchi-cho PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

ToshiN Soko K. K.--3, Minami Kaigan-

t dori

Manila

Yokohama

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Demand

Mitsubishi Soko—4, Kaigan-dori Building, Port Area

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita- Macondray & Co., Inc.—China banK

cho Bldg.

Yokohama Boeki Soko K.K. — 16, Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Hiranuma-cho and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Yokohama Dock K.K.—Midori-cho

Yokohama Kyoritsu Soko K.K.- WATERKORKS (See Page B80)

Omote Takashima-cho

Yokohama Shohin Soko K.K.—26,

Kaigan-dori WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Yokohama Soko K.K.—Chiwaka-cho

JAPAN

CHINA

Dairen Kobe

Dairen Kigyo Soko-t-62; ' Kii-cho Adet, Moss & Co.—P.O. Box 390

Dairen Seihyo K.K.—23, Tokiwaicho Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

Dairen Soko G.K.—39, Terauchi-dori Dai1050Nippon

(Sann.)

Beer K.K.—8, Kaigan-

dori . dori '' TT3MO!** WOSIrtHO

Hongkong Kirin Beer K.K.—6, Sakae-machi

Oliver Evans & Co.—30, Naka-machi

"China Provident Loan & Mortgage Sakura Beer K.K.—55, Sannomiya-

Co., Ltd.—171, Connaught Road West cho

HongkOnO and RowfcoON Wharf and Schirmer, M.—14/1, Nubobiko-cho

Godown Co., Ltd.—Tsim-sha-tui

Po On Marine and Fire Insurance Tormoyamate-dori

Grocery & Wine Store—43, Shi-

and Godown Co., Ltd.—288, Des Vtiehi Whymark & Co., G.—P.O. Box 69

Road Central'

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS E30&

Nagoya FORMOSA

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.-Takami- Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taipeh

fcsu-cho

Kirin Beer K.K.—Minami Otsu- KOREA

machi

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—Shin Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—28, Asahi-

Yanagi-machi niaelii f[ , , ■

Sakura Beer KJK.—6, Shimozono-cho Kirin .

Teikoku Beer K.K.—Shimozono-cho Beer K.K.—50, Nandaimon

don

Sakura Beer K.K.—45, Hasegawa-cho

Osaka

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—19, Kita- CHINA

hama Amoy

Kirin Beer K.K.—17, Minami Hon-

machi Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd.

Nippon

chidoriBeer Kosen Kaisha—34, Ita- Hope

Kita-dori Co.

Sakura Beer K.K.—44, Minami Hon- Sin Lee Kee & Co.

machi

Canton

Tokyo

Anglo-Japanese Brewery Co.—2, Ma- Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.

cunouchi

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—1, Ginza Dairen

Kirin Beer K.K.—Meijiya Bldg., 4, Oaldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ltd —

Kyobashi P.O. Box 134.,

Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—Maru- Mitsubishi Yoko-^-24, Ise-machi

nouchi

Taku & ,Co.—Oyama-dori

Yokohama

Hankow

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Curnow & Co.—<66, Main Street Caldbeck, Macgr,egor & Co.

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—17, Kanbe Mehta, B. R.—27, Panoff Flats, S.AiD.

Shita-tnachi 2

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Thurier & Kohr—

Kirin Brewery Co.—38, Mashgo-cho

Kotobukiya Yokohama Beer Co.—792, Harbin

Ichiba-cho

Metzger, F.—92, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—98, Aioi- Vep.net, J. F.—49, Birjevaya Street

cho

Sakura Beer Yoshu-ten—84, Ohta- Hongkong

machi

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Odori Prince’s Building

 CLASSIFIED .lIST OF TRADES

E310 WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —Hongkong and Oriental Commercial Trading Co.-

Shanghai Bank Building 68, Rue du 14 Juillet

Empress Store—54, Nathan Road Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road

French Store—97, Queen’s Road Central Shang Tai Ye & Co.—14, Bruce ;Road

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd. -St. Taylor & Co.—12, Taku Road

George’s Building, Ice House Street

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux Road TienRoad

Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria

Central Tze Hop Shing & Co—116, Rue du

Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road Baron Gros

Ip Tack & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de- France

Building Watson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

Loxley & Co.—York Building Road

Moses & Co., 4Jv&.—'Prince’s Bldg.

Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd. Shanghai

Central

Ruttonjee

Tai Wo—43, Prince Edward Road Azadian,

Bund J. Societe Anon yme—4, French

Union Trading Co.—French Building, 5, Baboud

Queen’s Road Central Road Mary Cie. 17, Canton

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra Caldbeck,

Building Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

—44, Foochow Road

Wicking& Co., KBSkRY—Prince’s Building California Bakery—106, Broadway

Carmel Oriental Wine &. Fruit Co.—

Ichang Lane 199, 10, Range Road

Clkrici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum

Lee Chong & Co. Road

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

ward VII

Peiping Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Egal & Cie—709, Avenue Joffre

Nicolas, G.—^Legation Quarter Fook How Rung & Co.—1158, Bub

bling Well Road

Tientsin Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—31, Peking

Road

Altamira & Co^, M. P.—61, Rue a - Hirsbrunner

Road

& Co.—659, Szeehuen

14 Juillet

Bisseker, Ltd., F. D — 52, Taku Rd Lane, Crawford & Canton

Ilbert & Co.—17, Road

Co.—90, Nanking

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. — 49 Road

Victoria Road Lee Tai fa Co.—53, Rue du Consulat

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pqkotiloff Road

Daily S uppliers—197, Victoria Road RicineHow

Luen & Co.—263, Broadway

& Cie, S. A.—2, Peking Road

De Mao Heng—1^3, Rue de Takou

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue

Edward VII

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima Sincere Company Ltd.—690, Nanking

Road Road

Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou Scott Harding & Co.—121, Peking

Moyrouz & Co., V.—41, Rue de France Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS E311

Shanghai General Store—37, Broad Perak

Shun Jei & Co.—217, Woosiing Ro&u

South American Trading Co.—123, Pritchard

Ipoh

& Co.—Market Street,

Avenue Edward VII

Union Food Sales Co.—121, Dufour Taik Ho & Co.- 80, Main Road,

Union Berwery Ltd.—220, Szechuen Taiping

Road

Uno, R.—323, Woosung Road Selangor

Van Shiny & Co.—955-9, Avenue Joffre

Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre Caldbeck, Macgbegor A Co., Ltd.—

Western Store—252, Seymour Road 12, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur

Western Supply, Co.—1621-3, Bubbling Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Well Road Kuala Lumpur

IYuen Tah & Co.—241-9, Avenue Haig Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L. •

Yung Loong & Co. — 1324, Avenue Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—Fort Street,

Joffre Kuala Selangor

Zimmerman Co., W. I.—215, Szechuen Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuaia

Road Lumpur

Tsingtao Singapore

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—20, Bun Bee & Co—111 .& 113, Beach Road

Kuantao Road

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—6, Teng- Caidbeck, IVIacgrogor & Co., Ltd.

—201, Cantonment Road

chou Roa

Cecil and Market Streets

SIAM Hackmeier, L.—18; Robinson Road

Lim Khoon Hknit ~'45 & 247, Orchard

Bangkok Road

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles

Place

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert Malayan

Building Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal-

gar Street

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

MALAYA Straits Java Trading Co., N.V.—132

136, Robinson Road

Penang Thye Chiang & Co.—100, North

Bridge Road

Caldbegk, Macgregor & Co., (Ltd.—

38c, Beach Street PHILIPPINE ISLANOS

Kim Seng & Co.—2, China Street

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles Manila

Place

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, tJnion Ah Gong Sons & Co.—389, Echaque,

Street Quiapo

Travers

Street & Sons, Ltd., J.—19, Beach Compania General de Tabaoos de Pili-

pinas—212, Marquez de Comillas,

Wing Lee Wai—4, China Street Paco

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E312 WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS—WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS

Destilkrias Ayala Incorporada—630. Miyakita Kazue—55, Motomachi

Calle Echague Nippon Keori K.K.—691, Nishide-

European American Grocery — 430, machi

Echague Pohoomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49

Hermanos Bros. Company—624, Evan- Shibata Otokichi-shoten—62, Moto-

gelista, Quiapo machi

Isha de Cuba, Inc.—321, Estero Cega- Taiheiyo Boyeki K.K.^—3, Isog.i.ui

do, Slta. Cruz dori

Kuenzle & St RE iff, Die.—343, Calle Weitzel J.—71, Kitanocho

de Pinpin

La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R

Hidalgo, Quiapo1 Nagoya

La Verdad—520, Sto. Cristo, San

Nicolas Aiohi Bussan Gumi—82, Gotanda.

Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc:—527, Gandara Chlkusa-cho

Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd.—174, Hiramatsu

machi

& Co.—6, Shimo Choja

Juan Luna

Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—446-454, KajiWara & Go.-4-2, Shimosono-cho

Dasmarinas, Binondo Miyuki Keori KJK.—1916, Nishi

Tanduay Distilley, Inc.—348, Tanduay, Shiga-cho

Quiapo

Vicente Cosin, J. R.—ifo. Marques de machdrdoriG.K,—rll, Miyuki Hon-

Mizutani

Comill as, Ermita Nippon Keori Kaisha—Iwatsuka-cho

Ozeki Keori & Co.—21, Imaike

WIRE Jv AIL FACTORIES — (See Watanabe Keori G.K.—4, Osakar-machv

Page B80) Yoshida Woollen Co.—4, Tsurushigo-

machi

WOOL FACTORIES—(See Page B80)

Nagasaki

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Iwata-ya Rasha-ten—30, Zaimoku

JAPAN machi

Tanakaya Shoten—12, Higashi, Ha-

Kobe mano-machi

Chikuma Shoten—^7'/21'2, MjotOmachi- Osaka

dori

Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi A alt, & Co., Ltd.—9, Korabashi

Faveyrial, J.—24, Shimeyamate-dori Abe K.K.T-Sanwa Bldg., 55,Kawara-

Grancia^j & Coi—70, Kyo-maphi machi

Hata Rasha-ten—36, Sannomiya-crio Asano Shoten—47, Hon-cho

Hirano Kosaburott-SI, Moto-machi Clough, Kerby—Higashi Umeda-cho

HoxVda Chikazo—5, Raigan-dori Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—30, Azuchi-

KASHUYArGC^137, Aioi-cho machi

Kiba Rasha-ten—2/243, Motomachi- Godo Keori K.K.—9, Nakatsu Hana-

dori machi

Laykq, Ross & Go., Ino.—94, Yedo- Hinode Boshoku K.K.—23, Minami

Machi Kyutaro-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS E313

Ikeda Shoten—4, Koraibashi, Higa- Elbrook, Inc.—a51-47, Davenport Rd.

shi-ku Fairchild

Koshida iShoten—14, Kawara-machi Nihon Keori K.K.—62, Awaji-cho

Marutame Goshi Kaibha—16, Hon- Nippon Keito Boseki K.K.—^4, bin-

machi go-machi

Matsui Yotanmono-ten—16, Shinsai- Osaka Keori K.K.—79, Nagara Naka-

bashisuji dori

Miyogawa Muslin K.K—36, Azuchi Tamura Koma Shoten—55, Azuchi-

machi machi

Usami Shoten—7. Tani-machi

Hongkong Wada Ttesuo—7, Minami Hon-machi

Yamaguchi Shoten—1, Bingo-machi

Bodiker & Co. — 67, Des Vceux Road Yamasaki Sakujiro—18, Bingo-machi

Central

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Road

Central

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road Tokyo

Central Aall & .Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Vceux Road KOREA

Central

HoyGen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road Central

Loxley & Co., W. R. —York Building Hirado Shoten—34, Honcho, (Seoul

Manners & Co., John—7, Queen’s Ichihara Meij

Rokusaburo Shoten—in,

i-machi

Road Central

eisRs, Bradley & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s Mutsumi Shokai K.K.—144, Nandai-

Road Central mon-dori, Seoul

Sassoon & Co-, Ltd., David—12, Des Uemura Shoten—107, Meij i-machi

Vceux Road C.

Shewan, Tomes & Co. — 10, Des Vceux

Road Central CHINA

Mukden Hanko.w

Wolter & Co., Carl—H.K. & Shang- Chung Hwa Steel Products and

hai Bank Bldg. Trading Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris

Exten.

Swatow Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—4i5, Vic-

toria Road

Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box Gershevitch, L.—20, Victoria Terrace

76 Gipperich & Co., E.—5(2, Taku Road

ShauteR; Dayland & Co., Ltd. -44, Ibragimofe. A. V.—178, Taku Road

Yee Aim St. Karagheusian American Corpn. for

Overseas, A. & M.—135, Rue Pas-

Tientsin teur

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Road

•Collins & Co., L/td.—75, Consular Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50,

Taku Road and 2, Bruce Road

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

K314 WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Nichols Shper Yarn i Carpet—104, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking;

Taku Road Road

North China Wool Co., Ltd.—73, Moses, L.—83, Peking Road

Consular Road PatoNs & Baldwins, Ltd.—Head Office it

Wulfsohn, Louis—36, Taku Road Factory: 400 Poyang Road; Town Office:

2, Peking Road

Peters & Co., H. K.—320, Szechuen

Shanghai Road

Saou Kee Ying Fong—239, Broadway

Aknhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Shanghai Trading Co.—36—38, Miller

Barbash & Co., B. S. — 36, Route Paul Road

Henry Ultramar Import Co.—17, Canton Rd

Behrens, $ Sons, Sir Jacob—150, Kiu- Ya Chong & Co:,! A.—262 266, Bubbling.

kiang Road Well Boad

Chang Seng & Co—781, Nanking Rd. Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze

China Wool Manufacturing Co. — 33, chuen Road

Szechuen Road

Compagnie Optobg—39, Avenue Ed-

ward VII MALAYA

Dodwell & Co. - 17, Canton Road

Fein, Aron Main Store—893, Avenue Singapore

Joffre

Dates, Frank—14, Francis Gamier Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. —36 & 38, Ro-

Glanzmann, Co., F. —16 , Canton Road binson Road

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OF

CABLE ADDRESSES

The following abbreviations are used for the towns or districts in which the

firms concerned are doing business :

Am. Amoy Nag. Nagoya

Ant. Antung Naga. Nagasaki

Ban.

Bat. Bangkok Nan. Nanking

Can. Batavia

Canton Neg. Sem. Negri Sembilan

Ce. Cebu Newc. Newchwang

Cha. Changsha Os.

Pad. Osaka

Padang

Chan. Changchun Par. Pakhoi

Che.

Chem. Chefoo Pei. Pei-tai-ho & Chinwangtao'

Chin. Chemulpo

Chinkiang Pen. Penang

Chu. Chungking Pep. Peiping

Perak

Dai. Dairen Per.

Sai. Saigon

Foo.

Fus. Foochow San. Sandakan

Hai. Fusan Se. Seoul

Hak. Haiphong

Hakodate See. Selangor

Han. Hankow Sem. Semarang

Shanghai

Hang. Hangchow Sh.

Shd. Shidzuoka

Hanoi

Har. Hanoi Si. Singapore

Ho. Harbin Sou. Sourabaya

Hoi. Hongkong

Hoihow Sum. The East Coast of Sumatra-

Ic. Ichang SWA. Syvatow

Ilo. Iloilo Tai. Taihoku, Taipeh & Daitote r

(Twatutia)

JoH. Johore Ti. Tientsin

Kela. Keelung To. Tpkyo (Kiaochau)

Kir. Kelantan

Kiukiang Ts Tsingtao

Ko. Kobe Tsin. Tsinan

Vladivostock

Mac. Macao Vlad, Wei Hai Wei

Mae. Malacca Wei.

Wu. Wuhu

Man

Mo. Manila Yo. Yokohama

Muk. Moji and Shimonoseki Yoch. Yochow

Mukden Zam. Zamboanga

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place ;

Aall Aall & Co., Ltd. ... Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

Aamoona Meyer Bros. Singapore

Aandpcompany... A. & P. Co., Inc., The Manila

Abdoolally Abdoolally Ebrahim

Abdeen

Abdoolcader Abdeen

H. H.

Abdoolcader Ltd. & Co.' S’hai., Hongkong

Singapore

Abecepress A. B. C. Press Penang

Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

... Abe Trading Tokyo

Abesneji

Aboboutros Boutross Bros.Co. Shanghai

Kobe

Abraham .. L. D. Abraham

Abreumino .. Barrera & Beyes

Abrimo Manila

Academia

Accabank ...... Sino-Java

Brimo, Antonio

Trading Co.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Malacca

Hongkong

Acooinco x. Acme Commercial and Industrial Co. Hongkong

Accountant .. S’pore Cham, of Comm. Rubber As’sn. Singapore

Accountant .. Gattey & Bateman, Inc. ... Singapore

Accountant ... Pearson

Singapore& Co.

Chamber of Commerce Singapore

Tokyo

Accounts Shanghai

Accuracy

Accuracy ... Anglo China Finance, Ltd. ...

.. Fleming and Williamson ... Manila

Accuracy ... Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming Hongkong

Accuracy ... Seth, Turner & Co. Shanghai

Achan .. Harper, Gilfillan &, Co., Ltd., f Per.,Malacca, Selangor

I Negri Sembilan

Achan .. ^egri Sembilan Planters’ Association ... Negri Sembilan

Ackad .. Abraham K. Ackad Manila

Acme .. Chik Fung Co. ... Hongkong

Acmetrado „ , The Acme Trading Co., Inc. ... Tokyo Sembilan

Negri

Aconjab .. Labour Dept.

Acreage .. Island Trading Co., Ltd. Brunei

Adachi ... Y. N. Adachi Kaisha Kobe

Adallan .. Adams and Allan Penang

Adam Water & Bakery Co. Perak

Adamantine

Adasea ..... Kinta Ice, Aerated

R. Anderson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai,

Shanghai' Foochow

Adbureau .. Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J. Manila

... Advertising Bureau, Inc., The

Adco ..... The

A’ssoc.Adelphi

Drug Co., Hankow

Adelphi

Adexteros HotelLtd. Singapore

Singapore

... Procure Des Missoris Etrang&res

Adiate .... Dist. Inspect, of Salt Revenue .. Swatow,

SingaporePakhoi

Adis

Adis

Adjuster ...... E.Adis

A; &'Ezekiel

Byown & Co. . Shanghai

Singapore

Adler

Ad miraline ... Angu^j & Co. Auction Rooms, ...

North China Tientsin

Hongkong

... American Mail Line Macao

Ado

Adogar ... A.L. F.VRozario

Garcia Manila

Adolter ... A. Flinter, Ltd. Singapore

Adsomson ... Adolph Salmon & Son Hongkong

Singapore

Adventist ... Malayan Signs Press

Advertiser ... Japan Advertiser Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Advertiser Singapore Free Press . Singapore

Advertiser ... Trans-Paoific Advertising Bureau Tokyo

Adviser ... The Travel Advisers Shanghai, Hongkong

Advocate ... Fleming & Franklin . Shanghai

Pen. Malacca

Advocate

Aecot ...... Acme

HoganCode & Ivans

Co. ...... ... Tientsin

Aegchinaco ...... A.Royal

E. G.Dutch

ChinaIndian

Electric Co. ... Ti., Shanghai, Canton

Batavia

Aera • Airway

Aera .:. Civil Aviat. (Aerodrome Palembang) E. C. Sumatra

Aera ... Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Medan)... E.Penang C. Sumatra

Aeropen ... Pehang Flying Club Hongkong

Aerosupply ...'• Icarus Aero-Supply Co. Hongkong

Aerotra ... Aero Trading Co. ...

Aerota ... China Industrial Corporation Hongkong

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Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Affluence . . Anglo Chinese

American Indenting

Foreign Insurance , : . ... Shanghai

Co. Assoe.i Shanghai

Afiachina

Aifiatensin . American Foreign Imsce. Association,. Tientsin

Afiahankow American Foreign Insofe. Association. Hankow

Afiajapan Continental Insurance Co. of New York. Tokyo, Y’hama

Afiajapan Home Insurance Co. of New York Tokyo S’pore

Hongkong,'

Afiamalaya American Foreign Insurance As’sri.

Afiatensin . American Foreign Insurance Assoc; ... Tientsin

Afilm Acme Films ... ... Manila

Aframalaya . American Foreign Insurance AsSocihfeibh Singapore Kobe

Afrigerber J. Kerber & Co. ... Hongkong

Agarb J.Spencer

P. BragaKellogg & Sons Inc Hankow

Agedol Sarawak

Agency The Kuching Agency Singapore

Agencyco Malayan Commercial

Tan Kim Cheng it Co. Agency . Singapore

Agen trade

Agentship Huttenbach Lazarus & Co. Singapor

Ageratum J. M.Gomel

Alves &Kaisha

Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Agfafoto Agfa Tokyo, Osaka

Agfaphoto Agfa China Co. ... ... Shanghai

Agircomind Agence Generate DTmportation & Dfe Repr Saigon Tientsin

Agrichambre ■ Chamber d’Agric. de }e Cochinchine

Agristie .. Agricultural Department ... Malacca

Agusaninc . Agusan Coconut

Augustinian Corp.Co. ... ••• MShanghai

anila

Agustinos , Hongkong

Ahanaco Ahana Co., W. W. Manila

Ahgong Ah Gong Sons & Co. Singapore

Ahjoon . GonGeeWah Kobe

Ahmedebrarn . Ahmed Ebrahim Bros. Tokyo, Kobe0

Ahrens .. H. Ah Ahrens

Ying & &Co.,Co..Ltd. Hongkong * 1

Ahying J. Darbier Yokohama

Aida Yokohama

Aida General Engineering Co. ... Kobe

Ailion C. Ailion Co. Hongkong

Airco . Far East Aviation Co. Ltd.

Airco Far East Flying Training'Sch’pbl, Ltd Hongkong Hongkong

Airways Imperial Airways Ltd. ... Shanghai

Aisama Amasia- Importing Corp. ... . Shanghai

Ajacobsen , Axel Jacobsen

Western Drug Importers', Inc. Kobe

Ajako

Aj brewery Anglo Japanese Brewery Co.’,'Ltd. :.. "Hongkong' Tokyo

Ajltd Alexandra, James & Co. ... Kobe

Akarao Akao & Oo., Ltd. ■ Tokyo osbamonj

Akebono Yonei Shoten Kabush. Kaislia Hongkong

Aking A. King & Co. ... .:. Shanghai

Akong An Kong Silk Co. ... Hankow

Alacrity Acme Code Co.

Alacrity Cie de Ciommeroe et de Navigation Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient

Alacrity O. E. Vongehr Federal Inc. ... of i( Shanghai

Han., Chu., Wei., Sze.

Aladdin L- R. Aguinaldo Manila

Alateo Ammen Transportation Co. , Manila '

Aldens Aldens Succrs., Ltd. Singapore

Aledonco Alexereff Donotello & Co, ,.. Harbin

Alert China Trading Co. ... ... HankowShanghai

Alexcamp

Algazal Alex

SouedCampbell

& Kozhaya& Co., Ltd.... ...'... ..... ••Kobe '• iawrbrriA

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o'able Ad: Firm Name Place

Algernon

Algernon

Algran A.Inshallah

M. A. EvansDairy&Farm

Co. &, Stock Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Alhambra A. L. Gran Mukden,

Manila Tientsin

Alicochin^ Alhambra

Asia Fire Cigar & Cigarette

Life Insurance Co. Inc. Mfg.

... Co. All Ports.

Alicochina Asia & Marine Underwriters Shanghai

ALimohamed Rahim & Co. Kobe

Alkaff

Alkali Alkaff & Co. Singapore

Alkali Borax Consolidated, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali Brotherton

Castner & Co.,Alkali

Kellner Ltd. & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali Chance & Hunt, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Alkali Fairlee & Oo., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali United Alkali Cb., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali J. & J. Colman ife Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali Mond

UeckittNickel Co.,Ltd.

Alkali Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Alkali Imperial Chemical Industries, (China) L All Ports

Alkalize Wm. Jacks & Co. Singapore

Alkamar Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros. Kobe

Alkan . C.Michaelian

Alkan Inc., Manila

Alkohl

Allanson & Kohlberg Inc. Tientsin

Allenbarth , ReformedAllanson

William Church Mission Shanghai

Yochow

Allenburys Allen & Hanburys Ltd. Shanghai

Allentraco . Allen Trading Co. Shanghai

Allinvestt Mutual Investment Soc. Shanghai

Allmanco Allman & Co. Shanghai

Alminko General Commercial Co. 'Kobe

Alminum Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Alpha T. D. Begg & Co. Shanghai

Alsagoff

Alsaticus Alsagoff Paul Co. Singapore

Altaiskaia A.M.Kutt,

LP. Kagan

Altamira

Tsingtao

Harbin

Altamira

Altar Wright & Co. Tientsin

Alulimpiece Aluminium United Limited ... Hongkong

Shanghai, Osaka

Aluminium Nippon Aluminium Factory Osaka

Alunion Aluminium Union, Ltd. Osaka

A1 vanton A.Horiuchi

L. AlvesShoten

& Co. H’ongkong

Shidzuoka

Alviayoung

Amah Abdullah Sahib & Co., A.M. Singapore

Amahomedco A. Mahommed & Co. Kobe

Amanoya Hara Shoten Osaka

Amarasekera, D. Richards & Co. Selangor

Amateur Amateur Photo Store Singapore

Amatrep Eastern & Australian S.S. Co.... Shanghai

Mackinnon, Shanghai

Amatrep

Amatsukaze Nikka HikakuMackenzie & Co....Ltd.

Boeki Kaisha Osaka

China

•Am bafranee Trance

Amberg Amberg & Co. Kobe

Ambowsmith Bowes Smith, A.M. Hongkong

Amcapav , Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd- ... Singapore

Shanghai, Hankow

Amchamcom American

Amchambcom American Chamber Chamber ofof Commerce

Commence of P.I Manila

Amchumiss v , , St. John’s University Shanghai

Amchumiss American Church Mission Kyoto, Hankow,

”’uhu, Soochow

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Plaee

Amcomat American Commercial Attache Shanghai

Amcomat American Trade Commissioner Mukden, Manila

Amcomat China Trade Act Registrar, U.S.A. Shanghai.

Amcomat

Amconsul U.U. S.S. A.Dept, of Commerce

Consulate Si., Ti., Sh., Man.

All Ports

Amdom The Catholic Mission Foochow

Amegco

Amembassy China General Edison Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Amenamen American

Ah Men Hing EmbassyCheong k Co. ... Tokyo

Hongkong

Amenoo American Product's Co. Harbin

Amengco

Amerfound American Engineering

Lingnan University Corpn.... Shanghai

... Canton

Amerasco American Asiatic Trading Co. Shanghai

American Consul United States of America All Ports

Americlub American Club Shanghai

Amerimotor Am. Oriental Motor Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Tsingtao

Amerjapan Nichibei Unyu K. K. Yokohama

Amerriters Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc. ... Singapore

Amerriters

Ameriters American Asiatic Underwriters Hongkong, Singapore

Amerschool Underwriters Adjustment Co. Hongkong

Amership Shanghai American School

American Steamship Agencies, Inc ... Shanghai, Hankow

Amexco Manila

All Ports

American Express Co., Inc. The

Amfeamatcb American, Far Eastern Match Co. Shanghai, Hankow

Amgeco China General Edison Co., Inc Shanghai

Amharwa American-Japanese Commercial Co.

MichaelMilling & Industrial Corpn. ... Tokyo

A.American

Amicable Shanghai

Amilco

Amilko Harbin

Amingmetal A.General

Ming Milk& Co.Co. ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Amkarseas Karigheusian AmericanCorp. for Overseas Tientsin

Amlegation U. S. A.Commercial

Amoy Legation Bank Peiping, Bangkok

Amobanco Amoy

Amorbankco

Amorfinanc American-Oriental Banking

American-Oriental Finance Corpn. Corpo., The... Tientsin, Shanghai

S’hai., Mai., H’kong

Amosbird Borden’s Produce Co., Inc. Shanghai

Amperage

Amrak K.Colonial Electric Co.,Co.Ltd. ... : ...• Hongkong

Amrasekara D. B.Richards

Vaidya && Co. 11ongkong

... Selangor

Amrit Bombay Provision Store ... Shanghai

Amstrubber Rub. Cul. Maatschappy "Amsterdam’' Djember, Java

Amstrubber Rub. Cul. Maatschappy "Amsterdam’' Medan, Sumatra

Amtraco American Trading Co. ... ..; All Ports

Amusements Cheong Lok'theatre

Hongkong Amusements, Ltd.... ... , „.. Hongkong

Amusements . .. Hongkong

Amwatohes H. E. HeacoCk ... Osaka

Anabru Building and Loan Association Manila

Analambe Anglo-Ameri. Direct Tea Trading Co. Taipeh

Anchi Anglo-Chinese Industries .... .... Hong Kong

Anchinorco Anglo China Ore Co. ...... ... Plongkong

And resen .: Andresen & Co. Shanghai .

Androutsos Tientsin Tobacco Co. ... Tientsin

Angeco China

O.Mftrs. General

Kitchell & Co.EdisonGrocers’

Co. ... Shanghai

Angelkit

Angleasto & Produce Agency ...... Plongkong

Kobe

Angloese Whitsons, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Anglomaya ii Anglo-Oriental, Ltd.

Anglo Siam Perak

Anglosiam

Anglosing Anglo FrenchCorpn., Ltd. Ltd.

Si, Pen., Sel., Mai.

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Anglostra . Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. Sumatra

Singapore

Angullia

Aniceto .. Ruiz y Rementeri & Co. ...

M. S. E. Angullia Manila

Peiping

Anlikan i.. Church& ofMilitary

Navy EnglandY. Mission

M. C. A. ...... Manila, Hankow

Ansec Kobe

Antaki

Anthony ... Antaki & Son

Messrs. A. A. Anthony & Co., Ltd. Penang

Sh., Han., Cha.

Antinion .. Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. Hongkong

Antilace . East Asiatic Trading Co.

Antiplague •• Manchurian Plague Prevention Service ... Harbin

Sumatra

Antonroos .... Anton

Anwalt Dr. K. Roos

Vogt Tokyo

Anwalt .. Dr. Jur. E. Will Tientsin

Anz .. O. H. Anz & Co. Chefoo, Dairen

Apcar .. Apcar & Co. Yokohama

Apolo .. Wm. Martin & Co. Singapore

Apothall .. Apothecaries’ Hall Bangkok

Apothecary .. The Grand Dispensary Ltd. Hongkong

Appliance .. Office Appliance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Aproco .. Associated Products Co., Ltd. Foochow

Aquarius .. Aquarius Company Shanghai

Aquatics Victoria Recreation Club Hongkong

Aqueous .... Johnson

Golden Star & Johnson

Co. Shanghai

Tientsin

Arachis .. Aragon Bros. Co. ... Manila

Araco

Araco .. E. Aranami & Co. Tokyo

Arajoza .. Araneta De Joya, Zaragoza & Araneta Manila

Arang .. Malayan Collieries Ltd. Selangor

Arasug . Mt. Aryat Sugar Co. Manila

Arathoon .. Stephens, Paul & Co. Singapore

Arbadji K. Arbadji Manila

Arbenz ... H. R. Arbenz.fe Co.,

... Ltd. Singapore

Arbour A. Balfour Tokyo, Osaka

Archa ,. “Archa” N. V. Oliefabriek Batavia

Architect .. J. A. Hammerschmidt Tientsin

Architrane .. Institute of Architects of Majaya ... Singapore

Arculli .. Arculli & Sons, A. F. Hongkong

Arcus .. Arcus, S. G. Harbin

Arcus .. Maison Arcus Shanghai

Arcus . The First Private Pharmacy ... Harbin

Ardalmetal ,. Ardalmetal, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Arfen . Aaron Fein Hongkong

Argiboffa .. Boffa R. & G.

Argus .. Argus Properties Inc. Shanghai

Ariel .. Aircraft (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Ariel .. Far East Aviation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Arjana .. Arjana & Bros. K. Kobe

Arjoono .. Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Singapore

Arkeh ... R.Arkell

Kejimura & Co.,Inc.

ik Douglas Kobe

Shanghai

Arkelshang

Arlang ...

Armour Armour & Co.»k Co., Inc.

Robert Lang Shanghai

Manila

Arnold. .. F. A. Arnold Tientsin

Arnosniber .. Robinson, A. R. ... Shanghai

Arola .. C. J. Schirmer Singapore

Aromaco . Romanach & Co. Manila

Aromatic Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ld. Shanghai

Aronovsky D. C. M. Aronovsky Shanghai

Hongkong

Arpet . Petersen & Co.

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Arracan Ellerman’s

M. S. AllyArracan & Co. Rice* Trading Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Arrahman Selangor

Arratoon

Arratoon C.Apcar

M. Arratoon ‘ Kobe

Arrowqueen Uchida&Shoji Co., Ltd.

Kaisha, Ltd. ...... ...... Hongkong

Osaka

Artesian China Deep Well

P. B. Artesian WaterDrilling

Co. Col, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Artesian

Arthur Arthur & Co., Ltd. Manila

Artillery Lacey & Cannan, Ltd. ... ..! Hongkong

Shanghai

Artmount Yamanaka k Co.... *. . Osaka

Artobjects Hoffmann Bros Shanghai

Artscrafts Arts k Crafts, Ltd. Hongkong,

Artus Frolich, Tselee k Co.

Tamil Nemn. ... ... Canton Shanghai

Ary a

Asahi Takeda Gomei Kaisha Selangor

Asahibeer Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Led. Kobe

Shanghai

Asahico Asahi Trading Co. Yokohama

Asalumin Asia Aluminium Co. Tokyo

Asanosemen Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Asanuma

Asayaogura Asanuma Co. Tokyo

Yokohama

Ogura & Co. Ltd.

Asbestos Bells Asbestos &; Engring. (S.S.) Ltd. Singapore

Asbestos

Ascendant Nippon Asbestos Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Chartered Bank of Ind., Aust. & China... Kedah

Ascol Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ascol Co-operative Sandalwood Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Asenco Philip A. Sargeant Shanghai

Ashabhai Ashabhai & Co. ... Kobe

Asheapel Capelouto k Ashkenazi Kobe

Asheen Henry k Co., Ltd Shanghai

Ashenry A.Dai& NS.ippon

HenryBrewery

Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Ashibeer Asia Co., The Co. Hongkong

Ashpit

Asiacorpo Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Asiaglasco The Asia Glass Co. . Shanghai

Asialands Asia Lands, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Asiaimexco Asiatic Importing & Exporting Co. .Shanghai Shanghai

Asiaimpco

Asialife Asia

Asia Import

Life Co. Co. ... ,

Insurance Manila, Saigon

Asiaraotor Asia Overseas‘Co.

Motor Car Co.,: Ltd ... /Hongkong, t;

Asiaoseaco

Asiarealty

Asia

The Asia Realty Co. Shanghai ' / “ /

Shanghai

Asiatic Asiatic NewsFranco-Asiatique

Agency Peiping

Asiatic Compagnie Des PbtrOlf'S Haiphong?J Saighn

Asiatic East Asiatic Co , Ltd. ... ... Bangkok

Asiatrad Asia Trading Corporation ... ... Tientsin

Asico

Asing Asiatic

A. Sing Lumber

& Co. Co., G. K. ... ... OtaruShanghai "

',

Askania G. K. Askama ... Tokyo

Asm it Asia Mines Trust Co., Ltd. Tientsin '/'

Yokohama

Asoco

Assags Associated

Associated Trading

AgenciesCo. (Far East),...' Ltd. Shanghai

Assanmal . G. Assannal k Co. Manila

Assembly Kwong Shing Cheong Co. Hongkong

Assocdoil Associated Oil Co. .,. Manila

Associated Associated Press of America ... . Tokyo, Shanghai

Assoclines Associated Steamship Lines Manila,

Assure ty Fook On Assurance k Godown Co. Shanghai

Asterodal British Thomson Houston Co, ... Tokyo ,

 CABLE ADDRESSES

C(XiI)Ig A.d' Firm Name Place

Asticlips M. Wiseman & Co. Singapore

Astra The Asia Traders Shanghai

Astrico Asia Electric Company Shanghai

Astor Astor House Hotel ... (Tientsin, Shanghai

(Swatow, Chefoo,

Astraco Associated Petroleum Co. Hongkong

Astransco Asia Transportation Co. Shanghai

Atabani Inabata & Co. Osaka

AAtakasama

tack A.Ataka

Tack& &Co.,Co.Ltd. Hongkong

Osaka

Atanga Atkins Kroll & Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Atcolda . Agencia Tecnica E. Commercial, Ltd. . Macao Hongkong

Atcom Asia Trading Co.

Atgill A. T. Gillespie Co. ( Manila, Shanghai,

(Singapore

Athall Seremban

Athena Dispensary Negri, Semhilan

Athena Hongkong

Athletes South

Atienza China Athletic Assoc. ... Hongkong

Atienza

Atienzaco Atienza &Vincente

Co., Vicente

& Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Atlas Fraser

(Singapore

Atlas

AtkinsIceKroll

Co., & Co., Inc.

Atlas

Atol Hetherington & Sons, Ltd. . Malacca

Manila

Atomlinson

Attention Standard Braid & Produce Co., of Japan . Kobe Shanghai

Attorney Platt-White Cooper <& Co. . Shanghai

Auctioneo Chinese Auctioneering

Ching Keng Lee *k Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. • Shanghai

Auctioneers J.Carrera

V. Audas . Malacca

Perak

Audas & Co., Edward G. .. Manila

And car Jenks, Percival and Isitt ... Kobe

Audit

Audit Brown, Phillips & Stewart \f Penang

Singapore, Perak

Audit Penang Marine Insurance Agency Asscn. Penang

Auditor C. Potter & Co. ... Shanghai

Auditor Shanghai BusinessProtection

Shanghai Trade College Society Shanghai

Auditor Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co. Shanghai

Kobe, Tokyo

Auditor

Auditorium Auditorium Hai Alai (Parc des Sports) Shanghai

Audoyergeo G. Audoyer Yokohama

Augchen Australia-China Commerce Corp. Hongkong

Aultwiborg Ault & Wiborg Co. (Far East) Ho. Sh. Can Mam

Aureliahat Aurelia's Hat Shop Manila

Aurely G. Aurely, . Singapore

Ausity Chop Sticks . Hongkong

Auslander Auslander's Finamoe & Import Office... Shanghai

Austrian Consulate .. Tokyo,

Austconsul

Austfactor Australian Manufacturers, Ltd. ShanghaiShanghai

Austmal ay Kampmg Kamunting Tin Dredg. Ltd. Perak

Austmalay Austral Malay Tin, Ltd. . Perak

Austrasia Olivier

AustraliaChine

China(S. Trading

A.) Co. ... .. All Ports

Austrchina Jacobson VanDenBerg&Co. ... . Shanghai

Macassar

Austroberg Eastern Auto Co.,

Autoco

Autoimport Dragon Motor CarLtd.

Co., Ltd. ... . Singapore

. Hongkong

Automobile Soc. de Transports Auto Hanoi . Tonkin

Autopalace Auto Palace Co., Ltd. . Shanghai.

Autopalace Overland Motors, Ltd. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES *9

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Autorenos Renault Motors ... Shanghai

Autos Butler & Webster Bangkok

Autostar

Autostar NichibeiGarage

Grand Star Jidosha

FranciasKabushiki K. Tokyo

Shanghai

Autoxosaka General Motors (Japan,) &LtdCommercial

.... Osaka

Aviator Foong Sheng Industrial Shanghai

Avanozian Level. Corpn.

M. Avanozian & Sons ... ... Tientsin

Awik Weder, August ... Shanghai

Ayala Ayala & Co. Manila

Penang

Ayalam Malaya Company Kuning South

Ayer Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd. ...

Aysey China Associates Corporation, Ltd ... Hongkong

Azadian Azadian Societe Anonyme Shanghai

Azucarera Central Azucarera de Bais... Manila

Azum Osaka

Azumikatol

Babcock Babcock& Co., Ltd. Ltd.

& Wilcox, All Ports

Babcock Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha Y okohama,Moji,Tokyo

Babji Hongkong

Babjimowla A.Husein, E. A.

H. Esmalji Kobe

Manila

Babtemp Babcock & Templeton, Inc.

Bad man H. A. Badman

Baercosilk A. Baer & Co. Shanghai

Manila

Bag

Bagn B. A, Green & Co.

Bagnall & Co. Osaka

Bagram J. T. Bagram Hongkong

Bangkok

Baguley Baguley & Tooth Singapore

Bahan Negri Sembilan Oil Palms. Ltd. •• Singapore

Dalian Pova Rotan Estate

Bahnson Bahnson&, Perry

Bailey Bailey Shanghai, Hankow

Bailey Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc., The Manila

Baimdecor Baguio Improvement & Development Co. Manila

CentralSingh

Azucarera Manila

Bais Gian & Co. de Bais Singapore

Selangor

Bakuiwamit Baker Morgan

Iwata Shokai Gomei & Co., Kaisha

Ltd. ... Osaka

Balai S.Bataan

lisukaSugar Co. Singapore

Manila

Balanga Brandt ife Co. Hongkong

Balante Manila

Balatocmco Balatoc Mining Co. Hongkong

Balcombe Balcombe & Co.

Ballagancy Messrs. Browne. Hill & Co. ... Shanghai

Bamyrub Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij ... Sumatra

Banana Chartered Rank ofPreservers

India Australia (feChina Batavia

Manila

Banabaw Banahaw Fruits and Canners. Cebu, Manila, Zara.

Banco Bank of the

Kwqng YikStores Philippine

Banking Islands

Corp.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd. Selangor

Banco Ranters’ & Agency Per., Sel.

Bandit

Banga Zamboanga

Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc. Panchor

Banheng Glen Muar Estates Ltd.

Banhinbank Ban Hoeat

Hin LeeHinBank, Ltd. Perak

Singapore

Banhoeathin Ban Perak

Banhoehin Ban Hoe

The Hongkong Hin Co.& Shanghai Banking Corp. Tientsin

Bank Bank of &Fast HongkongHongkong

Bankeasia

Banker Banker

Lee Wah Bank Co.,Asia,

Ltd. Ltd. Wuchow,

Singapore

Bankleewah Bank Line, Ltd. Hongkong

Bankline Andrew Weir <& Co. ... ...4 Hongkong

Bankline

FlO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Banknote . The American Bank Note Co. . Pei., Sh., Canton

Bangkok

Bankoversi

Bank ton .. Oversea-Chinese

Bank of Canton Banking Corporation,

... Ltd

Shanghai

Banlian . Ban Lee Ann, Ltd. Siingapore

Banner . Thomas Banner ... Shanghai

Bannon Bannon & Bailey Advocates ... ... Perak, Selangor

Banns

Bantosa . Bann’s Studio Shanghai

Shidzuoka

Bapcopaint .. Japan Tea Firing

D. A. Purves & Co. Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Baptism a . The American Baptist Foreign Mission Swa., Sh.

Society ...

Bapto . Baptist Mission ... Wuchow

Bapto . China Baptist Book Store ... Shanghai

Bapto . Southern Baptist Convention Shimonoseki

Barbarossa . Wolter & Co., Carl Mukden

Barbash

Barbour . Barbash & Co.-, Carl. ... Shanghai

Perak

Bard will . E. A. Barbour, Ltd.

Barfields . Bardwill Bros, of New York ... Shanghai Manila

Shanghai,

Barkers .. Fessenden Barker

Harrisons & Holcomb

& Co., Ltd....

Employers Liability Assur. Corp. Malaya, Selangor

Barimon Shanghai

Barjeron . Shanghai Finance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Barkers Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.... Singapore, Penang

Barker’s , Automobile As’sn. of Malaya Selangor

Barlow Selangor

Barnwell . S.Barlow & Co. m.p.s.

M. Barnwell Yokohama

Baroukh . Baroukh’s Shanghai

Barretto . Barretto Shipping and Trading Co. Singapore

Barrimon Employers’ Liab. AssceC Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

Bartolomey.

Basa ,. F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd. Singapore

Basel .. R.Basel

Basa& Frey Hongkong

Peiping

Baselosa . ...

. Society of Chemical Industry in Basle ... Osaka

Bashir . S. M. Bashir & Co. Kobe

Basilumber .. Basilan ... Zamboanga

Bastel Bastel &Lumber

Co. Co., Inc. ...... Kobe

Batashoe . Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. Singapore

Bataviabank . Batavia Bank Batavia

Batbusil . Ang Batong Busilak Manila

Bathcalvos . Fernandes Y. Ferrer Inp. ... Manila

Batove Hongkong

Batten .. Bata Shoe

Batten & Co. Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Batutiga The Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Ltd. (GHenmarie Estate)... Selangor

Baucumin . Bau Cumming & Co. Shanghai

Baute Beaute Co. Osaka

Bavosta . Bavosta ..; Batavia

Bayer .. Bayer Shanghai

Bayesdavy

Bay view PaulsenPharma Co.

& Bayes-Davy Shanghai

Manila

1

Bazaar . Bay View Hotel Hongkong ,

. Chinese Bazaar, The

BBB B. B. B. y La Ideal Manila

Bcfco B. C. Fan & Co. ... Tsingtao

Bearings . S. Foreign

K. F. BallAgencies

& RollerLtd.)

Bearings (Ekman Shanghai

Beauxarts

Beaver ; .. Leonard & Veysseyre Shanghai

Hongkong-

Becas The Canadian Govt. Immigration Ofiice Tientsin

Beehler . American Asiatic Trading Co. Hankow

, E. Bechler

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fit

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Beck Beck Inc., I. Manila

Beck Beck’s General Department Store Manila

Beck Walter Beck Tokyo

Tokyo, Osaka

Becker Becker & Co.

Beckerco Becker & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Becos Bacos Traders, Ltd Vlad., Harbin'

Bedaride F. Bedaride Shanghai

Beddoe Stout Memorial Hospital (Bap. Mis.) Wuchow Shanghai

Bedoni Clerici, Bedoni & Co.

Bedstead Simmons Co. & Co.

A. E. Beavis .,. ••• Shanghai

Singapore

Beebee Bangkok

Beehive Prince’s (Sporting Goods)...

Beehive Eastern

Patons &Agencies'

Baldwins,, Ltd.

Ltd. ... ... Singapore,

Shanghai Bangkok

Beehive Bee FTuat & Co. ... Singapore

••• Shanghai

Beehuat

Beejonjee Bejonjee & Co.

Beer Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Beerbrayer Acme Code Co. Dairen

Dairen

Beerbrayer ,W.

T. Beerbrayer

S. Bee. & Co. Singapore

Beestore

Begue Henri Begue Tientsin

Behemen F. K. Modi Hongkong

Behling Drakeford, Davis & Wilson Shanghai

Behn M. Behna Kobe

Behnmeyer . Behn Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mij. N. V. |>OUnibayaSemarang, /Batavia,

Beiner . W. Beinertfc Co.

Bejonjee ...... •••••• Tientsin_

Shanghai

Bejonjee

Belata

Bel fran .. Credit Froncier D’Extreme Orient ... Selangor

Belata R'ver(Selangor) Rubber Estates,Ltd. Si. Pep.Ti.Tsin.Sh.Ho.

Belfran . L’Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. ... / Hankow

Peiping, Tientsin

Beige . Belgian Consulate ... /Hongkong

Belgicom .. Belgian Chamber of Commerce

Belgian Industries Import Co. ... Shanghai

... Shanghai

Belginimp

Belgochina

Belgochine .. S<«ciete

CompagnieBeigeFinanHere

D’Enterprises

BelgoenChinoise

Chine ••• Shanghai

Shanghai

Belgosiam Soeiete Anonyrne Beige Pour le Commerce Bangkok

Belsulat . Belgian Consulate ... ... S’hai,H’kow,Man.

Bell . Smith, Bell

Bell R. G. Bell ... ... ... Yokohama

Bellbros

Bell camp .. Shanghai Building

ij. B. Campbell Co. ...

... ...... Shanghai

Shanghai

Bellcamp General Paint in China ... ••• Shanghai

Belleo

Bello .. Bell & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Printing Press ...... ...... Singapore

Hongkong

Benanto . P. A. Beins, Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Henco Ben Trading Co. ... ... Kobe

Bendix . R. J. Patel 1 ... ... ... Osaka

Bengswee .... Beng SweeConsolidated

Bengunt & Co., Ltd. Mining...Co. ... Penang

Benguetcon

Benjanrwolf Benjamin Wolf Co., Inc. ... ...... Manila

Yokohama

Ben leg .... La BosarioCo.

Bennett Distillery ...... ...... Chemulpo

Manila

Bennett

Benta .. Fletcher Trading Co. ... ... Per., N. Sem., Sel.

Bentraco . Ben Trading Co. ... ... Kobe

Benut Estate .. Hosoote Rubber Estates Ltd. ... Rengam

Beraha .. Beraha & Stetten ... ... Shanghai

Beraha M. Beraha ... ... ... Hongkong .

 FIS (JAiJLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Berco Berger & Co. ... . . J Manila

Berelson •f. Berelson

Hans Berents. & Co. Tientsin

Berents

Bergmann Bergmann Shanghai

Bergship Berg

Co. Kobe

Hongkong

Berlijuker Berli

BerlinJucker & Co.

Co., Ltd. ..j.. Bangkok

Berlinco

Bernard Ha r w ich. C. H. Bernar d & Son Hongkong

Bernsons M. Bernstein & Sons Hongkong

Bernsons ilre Baikal Fur Trading Corpn. Tientsin, Mukdens

(Garriguenc & Cie.) Tientsin

Berrick Berrick & Co., Ltd. ... Haiphong

Besservice Schiller’s Express & Forwarding Yokohama, Kobe

.Agents

Berthar Etablissements Charriere Dufourg ... Shanghai

Bertobough South China Products Co. ... Shanghai

Bertram R. Bertram Peiping

Bethlehem The Bethlehem Steel E xport Corpn. Manila

Betinesco S. J. Betines & Co. Peiping

Betanlemi Minutti & Cie. Shanghai

Betonesco Betines k Co., S. 1. Peiping

Bharat Bharat Trading Co. ... Yokohama

Bheroomall Bheroomall Sons, G. Kobe

Biachuan Bio and Chuan, Inc. Manila

Bibles British and Foreign Bible.Society ... Hankow

Bibles ... American Bible Society /Tokyo, Peiping,S’hai

I kok, Hankow, Ba ng-

Bickertons ... Bickerton’s Private Hotel ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Biederrnann ... Biedermann

Bielfeld ... Bielfeld & Son Tientsin

Billeyeo ... Biliey Cycle k Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Billian

Billsmotor ... British Borneo.Timber

... Rills Motor, Inc.: U.S.A. Co., LttL Hongkong,

Shanghai Sandakan

Bilten ...... Bingoya

W. H. Tenny Shanghai

Bingoya & Co.& Coi Shanghai

Bintang ... British Borneo Para Rubber Co. . Beaufort

Bintang ... Hongkong & Shanghai Baiiking Corpn. ... Bangkok

Binwater ... Shing Mun Valley Wa. Sch, Ger.Dam . Hongkong

Bintang ... Ho Hong Oil Mills Singapore

Biochuan ... Bio & Chuan, Inc. Manila

Biola ... The Hunan Bible Institute Changsha

Biograph ... Penang Biograph Co. ' ’ ... Singapore

Birdsnest .. Kam Chuen & Co. .. ... Hongkong

Birdsnest ... Lai Shin Wing On Co. Hongkong

Birkden ... Birkett k Holden Manila

Birma ... East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Bishop ... East Asiatic Co. . ... Bangkok

Bishopsted ... Episcopal Mission of the Philippine

' ‘ . Islands Manila

Bisly

Bismilla , ...... M.Bishop S. &Ally

Lacey, Ltd.

& Co. Hongkong

Penang, Singapore

Bison ... British India Steam Eavig^tipn Op., Ltd.... Singapore

Bison ... Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd. ... .., Penang, Perak

Bisseker

Bisset ...... J.F. D.P. Bisseker

Bisset & Co. Tientsin

Blaamichel ... JST.&V.Michelson Assurantiekantoor Van Blaarderen Shanghai

Black ... New Zealand Insurance CO. Sumatra"

Kobe

Blackburn ... W. C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fl3

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Blackburn .. J.Blackmore

It. Hooley& Blackburn, Ltd. Shanghai

Blackton Hongkong

Hongkong

Blacktox . Blackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd. Kobe

Blad Kobe Exchange Brokers’ Association...

Blad . Blad & McClure Kobe

Bladmac . Blad and McClure Osaka

Blenders Brooke Bond India, Ltd. ... Singapore

Blewey F. Mysberg Shanghai

Blicossco . Blickle, Ross Der

& Co.Aa H.-i Shanghai

Bloma Blom A Van SingaporeShanghai

Tientsin,

Blomavan . Blom & Van Der Aa

Blomavan Nederland Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Blomso . Bloch Manufacturing & Lumber Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Bloodtonic

Blossom .. International

Bloss ifc Co. Dispensary, Ltd. Manila

Manila

Blubr Blue Bar Coconut Co

Bluff Hotel . Bluff Hotel Yokohama

Tokyo, Osaka

Blundell

Blunnco . G. Blundell & Co., Ltd. Per., Sel.

Bluntschli . George Blunn & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Blygo .. H. C. Bluntschli

Italian School Tientsin

Singapore

Boasover . Java Sumatra Handelmaatchappij

Boa vista . Boa Vista Hotel Macao

Osaka

Bobbin . Teikoku SeishiKaisha, Ltd. ...

Bodiker Bodiker & Co. ... Canton

Bodinghaus .. Boeddinghaus Tientsin

Boeckl E. Boeckl & Co.& Kattwinkle ... Kobe

Boehnert . Deh Ji Construction Go. ... Tsingtao

Boekisogo Sogo Boyeki Shokai Osaka

Bodiker .. Bodiker & Co. Hongkong, Canton

Boekidaido . Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Boerter Boerter & Co., A.... Tsingtao

Boie Botica Boie Manila

Boillot . Ch. Boillot Hanoi

Bolter .. Bolter & Co. Singapore

Canton

Bomanjee Bomanjee & Co. ... ... Kobe

Bombaytrall Bombay Trading Co. Hankow

Bomi .. B.Comptoir

R. MehtaRusso Beige de Commerce &

Bona Peiping

Bonafides . Indus. & Co.

Carlowitz Hankow

Bonergrant . Bolton Bristle Co. Shanghai

Boniface . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... London

Bonton Tak Cheong Hongkong

Bonwick .. Christian Literature Soc. of Korea Seoul

Bookman. Kajiwara, D. K. ... Shanghai

Books China Booksellers, Ltd. Tientsin

Bookstore The Oriental Bookstore Tientsin

Boomer .. J.P. C.F. Boon

Boomer Manila

Shanghai

Boon . The Boon Pharmacy Penang

Boon Penang

Booniiak .... UnitedBros.

Doray Shoe Co. Kobe Lumpur

Booso

Booty .... Booty & Edwards Kuala

Bornemann Bornemann & Co. Canton

Borneo . Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. Penang

Borneo ,. Borneo Co., Ltd. Pen. Si., B’kok.,

Sarawak, S’gorPerak,.

Borneocar .. Borneo Motors, Ltd. Spore.S’gor. N.S. M’a.

F2

F14 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable. Ad Firm Name Place

Borneocar Motor Traders As’sn. of Malaya Singapore

Bomhorst W. Bomhorst Tientsin

Borsumy N. Y. Borneo Sumatra Handels jI Semarang, Sourabaya, Osaka

Maatschappij

Borsumy Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Pakan B.) E.Singapore C. Sumatra

Borsumij f. j. Witt .... .... ...; Tokyo

Boschilli A.ClayG. &Robert

Co. Bosch Kobe

Bossigran

Botag A. G. Botelho & Co. .*. ... Hongkong

Botelho China Underwriters, Ltd. ... Tsingtao

Bothcalvos Fernandez y Ferrer, Inc. A.:;,)n ...rr Manila

Hongkong

Bottle Tai King Vaccum Factory

Bottlewalla K. E Bottewalla ... Kobe

Peiping

Bouhoutsos Tientsin Tobacco Co.

Boulapts Boulevard Apartment Hotel Manila

Bourgery French Central Power Station Tientsin

Boustead Boustead & Co., Ltd. f Malaya, Perak, Singa-

\Batavia

pore

Bouwland Ned. Ind. Landbouw Mij., N. V.

Bovenatoga Eitingon Schild Co., Inc., N.Y. Tientsin

Shanghai

Bowern Bowern & Co. Amoy,H’kong,F’ehow

Boyd Boyd & Co., Ltd.

Boydootd Boyd & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Boydspen Spencer, Wm. B. Yokohama

Boyeki Nakemura & Co. Kobe

Shanghai

Boyes Boyes Bassett, Ltd.

Boycott Boycott & Oo. Tientsin

Boylandry Pathemitters

PhilcoandRadio Receivers Trans- Saigon

Braco Parts .... Hongkong

Bracco Habade

BraccoLtd

C.Oriental & Co. .... > Shanghai

Bracco Cork Factory Shanghai

Singapore

Braddell Braddell Bros. Shanghai

Bradholmes R. K. Holdsworth, Ltd.

Bradley Bradley & Co., Ltd. Sh., Swa., Ho.

Bradystocks A. A. Brady Shanghai

Braga J. M. Braga Macao

Bramtoco British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Brand H. S. Brand & Co. Foochow

Brandon Brandon Mesritz & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Brandus The Netherlands Insurance Office Harbin

Brash G.Empreza

W. Wilson & Co.,deLtd.Cafe ...... Pen., Per., Ked.

Shanghai

Brasileira Brasileira

Brenfors

Breusun Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Tsingtao Tientsin

Brewer Deutsch Chinesische Handels Co. Hongkong

Brewery Brewers Bookshop Shanghai

Breweries National Brewery Ltd. Singapore

Malayan Breweries, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Brickworks South China Brick dr Tile Co.

Bridgeco T. J. Bridge & Son .... .*. Hongkong

Brien Dr. D. H. Brien ... Seoul

Briscon Bl ight Sun Co. Hongkong

Bangkok

Brigson Tilleke

Brinkman Liverpool

Brinkman

Brintasco Brinkman

Co. & Globe Ins. Co., Ltd. Singapore Singapore

American Asiatic Underwriters Ltd.

Brintasco International Assurance Co., Ltd. (Shanghai, H’kong,

1 Singapore

Brintasco International Underwriters, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fl&

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Brirox .. Brias Roxas, Inc. Manila

Shanghai

Brishang .... Compagnie

Bright Sun Pah Co. lay Hongkong

Brisun Singapore

Brisk . Anglo-Swiss Watch Co.

Brisk .. Brisk & Co. Singapore

All Ports.

Britain .. British Consulate Peiping

Britain . British Legation ... Shanghai

Britexsteri .. Bttanic Textiles, Ld. Singapore

Britarmacy .. British Pharmacy [Tsinan,

Britiscom .. British Chamber of Commerce [H’kpw., T’sin.,

T’tao., S’hai

Britiscom . . China Association Shanghai

British Consul . . . British Consulate Tokyo .|

Tientsin, Peiping

British

British .... South

TipperBritish

& Co. Insurance Co., Ltd. All Ports

Tientsin

British Ocean Accid. & Guarantee Corp., Ltd. Shanghai

Brito women .. British Women’s Association ... Manila

Broadcast

Broadloom .... W. R. C.Broad

A. Communications

with & Co. Inc. Shanghai

Broadman .. Broadway Mansions Hotel Shanghai

Broadway .. Broadway Hotel ... Chefoo

Brocades .. Jos. Fane Brister ... Shanghai

FoOchow

Brockett

Brofeltman ..... Feltman Brockett &Bros., Co. ... ,.. Man., Yokohama

Broker Benjamin & PottsInc. Hongkong

Hankow

Brokers ,... Geldmacher

Hair, Little & & Picornell

Lindmeyer Manila

Brokerage

Bromerus .. English Presbyterian Mission Swatow, Amoy

Bronze .. Nippon Kinpunhaku Kbgyo Kaisha ... Yokohama Osaka

Brook

Brook .. Mino Trading

.. Sato Trading Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Broomhalls .. Enterprises Siam Architects ... Bangkok

Brosexploi Generates Saigon Tientsin

S’pore,

Brosexploi .. Brossard Mopin Ltd. Manila

Brothers ,. De La Salle College Penang

Brothers

Brothers .... St. Xavier’s Institution

St. Joseph’s College ... Hongkong

Brothers .. St. Joseph’s Institute ... ... "Singapore

Shanghai .B

Brownehill Browne, Hill & Co.' ... Shanghai- ri -

Brubro .. Calico Printers’Assoc. Ltd. ... Tientsin

Brugrayu . Bruesch, Grantz and Yuan... Kobe

Rrunion

Brunswick .. B. Reif, Ltd. . llpngkong, .

Brury .. China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd. Hongkong

... Hongkong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd Hongkong

Brutton

Bryant .. " George K. Hall Brutton Co. ' . L Perak

Bryner .. Bryant &’Taylor

Buanhoseng . .... Buan BrynerHoaifc Co.

Seng & Co., Ltd ...>.. ... .MuJ?.,

Bangkok

Har., Dai.

Bubeshko .. NorthBubeshko

Bucar China Motors Corp. ... ... Tientsin

Bucheister .. Bucheister. & Co. ... ••• Tientsin

Buchfock .. Ducbandiung Gustav Fock Tokyo

Bucknall .. Star Ginseng Co.... Foochow «-i"! ' i

Budge .. Budge & Co. .;. .1. Kobe

Buffplate .. Manning & Co. ... Kobe

Buihai .j Christian Bros. & Co. ... Tientsin •/ 11 ' r‘

Builders ... M. 1). Ross . .,. .... Penang

Building .

Buildsupply .. d Lee Yu KeeSupplies, Ltd. . Iw!

Building in Hongkong

Shanghai

' •

Buka mi ... Burkhardt Buchan ife Co. Shanghai • ' ' ■

FI6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Bulchand Kewalram & Bulchand ... ... Yokohama

Bullbear Hunter

Bulbear W. H. Lovatt Shanghai

Bulletin Manila Daily Bulletin Manila

Bulling A. E. Bulling & Cb. Tientsin

Bullion Robertson

Bullongans Adrians & Co. ... ... Singapore

Bunbeeco

Bunpo

Bun Bee & Traders

Australian Co. Agency Hongkong ■

Singapore

Buntenltd Shinano Bunten, Ltd. Osaka

Bunting Bunting & Co. ... Yokohama

Burad Burroughs Manila, Shanghai

Burcheister Burcheister & Co. Tientsin

Bureau Tourist Agency Information Bureau ... Penang

Bureconin BureauHua of Foreign Trade Shanghai

Peiping

Buredue Tsing University Bangkok

Buree Bangkok Trading Co. Kobe

Burgolina Liguori Hongkong

Burgoyne Langston, S. H. ...

Burjor B. Mervan & Co. ... Hongkong

Burk wall British & Foreign Bible Society Canton

Burkwall American Bible Society Canton

Buckwheat Sugiyama & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Bunge Bunge & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Bureconin Bureau of Foreign Trade ... Shanghai

Burlington Burlington Hotel Shanghai

Burphii Burns, Philips Co., Ltd. Sourabaya

Estate Selangor

Burtonco

Busalsatia E. Busch& Hospital Supply Agency Shanghai

Shanghai

Busequicor Business Equipment Corpn.

Busequicor Acme Code Co. -■ Shanghai

Busses Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

Butcar Butler & Co.

Butterweg Butterweg & Co., N. V. ... Sourabaya

Buxbaum Hospital Supply Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Buxton Beranang Rubber Plantations Ltd. ... Selangor

C. Gumming Gumming CharlesRailwayE. (Chinese Sect.) Perak

C. K. R. Canton-Kowloon Canton

Cableworks Sumitomo Electrical Wire and Cable Osaka

Works Osaka

Cabronada R. C. H. May ... .... f

Cachodalgo Cacho & Hidalgo Manila

Cadicoit TheFarItalian Chamber of Commerce for the Shanghai

East Tientsin

Caeng ChinasAmerican Engineering Oorp. ...

Cahus'ao Cahusac, A. F. ... Tokyo

Caie Tientsin Steel Drum & Eng. Works, Ltd.... Tientsin

Cadwall Cadwalladar-Gibson Lumber Co Manila

Cadzu Cadzu Bros. Shanghai

Caeng China, America Engineering Corpn. Fed. Tientsin

Inc. U.S.A. Shanghai

Cajofra China Metal Refining Co., Ltd.

Calcina P. G. Calcina Shanghai

Calatroni Calatroni, Shanghai

Caldbeck

Caldbeck Caldbeck, Hsieh & Co. Co., Ltd.

Macgregor All Ports

Sh. T’sin

Caldmarsh Aquarius Co.

Calder-Marshall of Shanghai Ltd. ...... Shanghai

Caledonian

Calendar Assur. Lan goveld&tLSchCo.,roder Batavia Takn, Han.

Tientsin,

Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.

 CABLE' ADDRESSES Fl7

Cable Ad: Firm 'Name Place '

Calmac

Calpentyn .... : Nakamura

Caldbeck, Macgregor

Trading Co.Exports,... Ltd! ,! ... Shanghai

Yokohama

Calsug .. Calamba Sugar Estate ... ... Manila

Cal vet .. Manila Harness Co. Manila

Calyt .. Casey & Lyttle .... ... ... Tsingtao

Cambefort

Camberoid ...-t E.L. Cambefort

A. Harrap &,& Co.

Co. ...... . ’ ...... ■ Shanghai

Shanghai

Cambeul .. John G. Campbell & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Singapore

Camedon .. A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ...

Camelot .. F. A. Joseph Hongkong

Camelpaint Nat. Lacquer & Paint Products Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Camelsbell .... 1 Central

Camels Bell ....

China'Dispensary, Lhl. ... ... Peiping

Hankow

Camera

Cameron 1... Cameron

Caminius

Camphrier Marine Insurance

.. T. Fujisawa & Co. Co., Ltd., ...

... ... Osaka Shanghai

Singapore,

Camporelli . A. Camporelli & Co. Shanghai

Camporu ... Campos Rueda Hermanns Inc., Manila

Canadian ... . Canadian

La EspaniaGovernment Trade Commissibner AH Ports

Shanghai /

Candel

Canealima .. Arima & Ca., Ltd. Tokyo

Carieber .... C.AndersonA. Weber Ashe Shanghai

Hongkong

Canello

Canemola .. Pure Cane &Molasses Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Canemola .. Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), Inc. ... Manila

Cangpen .. Okamoto & Co. Tokyo

Shanghai

Canidrome .. Le Champ De Courses Francais

•Cannery .. Lam Sboti Cannery Co. Singapore

Canning .. Amoy Canning Co., Ltd. ... Amoy

Canon .. Chinai <& Co. Shanghai

Manila

Canpacline

Cantonese .... Canadian Pacific Steamship,

Bank of Canton, Ltd. Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Hbngkong

Cantonsun .. The National Publishers, Ltd.

Cantraco .. Canton Trading Co. ... ••• Hongkong

Canuten .. Canton Utensils Manufacturing Co. ... Canton

-Caofc American Oriental Finance Corpn: Canton

(Federal Inc. U.S.A.) ' ...

Capel .. P. Heath & Co. ... . ••• Shanghai

Capitalisa ..' .Compagnie Orientale de Capitalisation ... Peiping

Capitrad .. .Capital and Travel Shanghai

Caprino .. Caprino & Co. ' ’ Tientsin

Caprotco ; .. Cathay Products Trading Cb'. Shanghai

Capstick .. Capstick & .Co. Tientsin

•Carba .I'LP&ftnefo &"Bauerman, Inc. Manila

Carbon .... Rizal Cement Factory Manila

Carbon

Carbon .. Dr. Joseph& W.

Madrigal Co. Noble

Manila

Carbon ... National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Shanghai

Cardosa ...... Cardosa &

Clark & LarkinCo. ... Selangor

Manila

Carlar

Carlowitz ...... Carlton,

CarlowitzLtd. &■. Co. All Ports

-Carlton Shanghai

Carmelwine ... Carmel Oriental Societe ... Shanghai

Carmichael ... Carmichael & Clarke Hongkong

Hongkong

Carnation

Carnegie ......... Philippine'Carnival

Y.General Milk Co.,& Cb.,

Nakashima Inc. Ltd. ......

Assoc.

Kobe

Manila

> <)

Carnival

Caro co ... ' Carolina Leaf Tobacen Co. ... Shanghai

 FL8 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Carotra ... Caro Trading Co. Kobe

Carpets Tsingtao Carpet Factory Tsingtao

Carroll

Carroll Carroll & Co. ... ■ ... Hongkong

Cartlidge Carroll Bros

Admiral Hongkong

Casamenzi Menzi & -Oriental

Co., Inc. Line ... Dairen

Cebu, Manila, Iloilo-

Casanovk Casanova Shanghai

Cascade Frank B. Ingersoil Manila

Casey

Cascara .Casey & Co. .... ...; ' Chefoo

Parke, Davis & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Cashiwaya Toyoda & Co., Ltd.

Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. Osaka

Cashstores

Cash wood Estate... Pernambang Rubber Estates; Ltd. ... Trengganu Ayer Tawar

Caslyt

Cassandra Casey & Lyttle ... Tsingtao, Che. .

Castrol Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... Bombay

C. C. Wakefield & Co.,; Ltd. Singapore

Oatoo General Accident Fire

Cathay . ... Hongkong & Shanghai

Cathay Insurance OfficeBanking...' Corpn....

■ Chefoo

Cathay Cathay Lace Co. Shanghai

Cathay

Cathotellaco ... Cathay HotelTrading Co.,iN.V. Shanghai

Catzco Catz Java Shanghai

Batavia

Caudrelier L. Caudrelier Kobe, Yokohama

Cavico Carrero Vidal & Co. Manila

Cawar Dehn & Co., Inc. ... Manila

Caweber C. A. Weber Shanghai

Cecil

Cedar Hotel Cecil ... ... Hongkong

Lyall & Evatt Singapore

Cedco Chinese Engineering & Development Co. T’sin., T’tao,, Han.

Tientsin

Cehandro

Cejaytece ; ... Walker R. Otte Co.,

China and Japan Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Cejaytece Turner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Celestorg

Celita Celesta Co: & Finishing Co., Ltd.

China Printing S’hai, T’tsin, Can.

Celita Lebel (China) Shanghai

Cellnkoya ... Koyamasada & Co. Osaka

Cells ... The Allen Co. ... Hongkong

Celochi Celochi Tea Co. ... ... Hongkong

Celso F. S. Souza Kobe

Cembs , ... China Embroidery Syndicate... Hongkong,.

Cement . Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Cemoco i Celebes Motor Co., N. V. ... Macassar

Oempeta Sun Tai Chong ... Hongkong

Cempetroco Continental Industrial Co.

General China Import Cp., Ltd. ,.. Peiping

Shanghai .

Cenchina

Oencomchin ,... Central China Commercial Co • Shanghai !

Cencomco v ... Central Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Cenex Central Express Co. Shanghai

Ceninform Central News Agency Hongkong

Cenrad ^ ... Central Radio Service Hongkong • . ,

Cenrefco f .--t Central Refrigeration Co. ... ... Shanghai t ' •,

Cent Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai >

Centaur t.'n - Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Cebu i . i, . )

Centchina Central China Trading Co; ... Changsha

Centeb ,, . Overseas

Baxter &Assurance

Cope Corpn., : Ltd

... Hongkong ;r ; , /;;

Centenary_

Centfox ...

;

...... Singapore,

Singapore,.;,..

H’kong'

Centfox Fox Film Corporation (Far,East),

; Twentieth , Century-Fox,: Federal Inc. Ltd. ... .

Shanghai ;•

 CABLE ADDRESSES El 9

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Central

Central Agency ...... The Central Agency,

The Central Trading Ltd.

Co. Hongkong

Centrahosp Central Hospital Hongkong, Canton

Centralize ... Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. Peiping

Tientsin

Centramoto ... MacAlister & Co. ... ... Singapore

Centramoto ... Lyons: Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Centre ... Centre Hotel Yokohama

Centremost

Centricity ... Central InsuranceCo.,

Central Electrical Co. Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Centro ... Centro, Ltd. Hongkohg

DairenT’sin., Sh., '

Centrobank .. Bank of China ... ... IjI Ho.,Swatow, Amoy

Centromint ... Ministry of Finance

Century ... Central Dispensary, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Ceramics ... Cathay Ceramics Co., Inc. U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Cetco

Cepasia ...... China Eastern Trading Co.

Compagnie-Exportation ...

de Products Tientsin

Ass. Shanghai

Cepoc ... Cebu Portland Cement Co.... Manila, Cebu

Cgra ... Ministry of Communications ... All Ports

Chabogina ...... Chau

Chai Yue Teng

Kai Chong & Co. ... Hongkong

Macao Haiphong,

Chaffanjon ... Magasins Chaffanjon S. A. ... ...j\f Hanoi.,

Prov-of-Tonkin

Chakhon

Chalaw ... K. Y. Chak & Co.

... Chalaire & Franklin ... Hongkong

Chalitrad ... The ChaliChamber

Trading Co.,Commerce

Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chamber Shanghai

Chambercom ...... PenangHongkong GeneralofChamber of Commerce Hongkong Penang

,

Chambercom ... Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Shanghai

Chamfrance ...

Chammerce ... Chamber Chambre de Commerce Francaise

of Commerce, General du Japon Yokohama

...... Sai., Tientsin

Chamsamco

Chancellor / ... C.Cham ChanSamco

& Co.& Sons ...... Manila

Hongkong • ii

Chandayuco

Chandless ... Chang Dah Yuen & Co.

... Anglo-American Export Co. .... ... Shanghai

... Tientsin

Ohandless ... Commercial Union Assurance Co. Tientsin

Ohandless - ... Reinsurance Co. “Rossia” of Copenhagen Tientsin r

Chaneber

Chang ...... Chan &&Eber Singapore

Chang ... Chang

T. K. ChangCo., H. F. Tientsin

Swatow

Chanic ... China National Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chailiiig ... Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd. Kelantan

Chanleung ... China Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Channel ... Channel Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chanrai ... Chanrai & Co Kobe

Chansam ... Chan Sam

Chansengholt ' ...... C.Handicraft

Chansgoods S. Moh Distributing Co. ... Singapore

Hongkong

Chansifer ... Ligne De Tchang T’ai Tientsin

Singapore

Chanszeonn

Chanszeonn ...... Marine Resourses Ltd.

ChanSzeOnn Singapore

Chantecler ... France Boyeki Shokai Yokorlama

Chapeaux ... Esbablissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Chapron ... Etablissements Chapron Foochow

Chardiner ... Charter; T. H. Manila

Charjjeurs ... Chargeurs Reunis Haiphong

Charlicot Sbc.FrancaisedesCbarbonnagesdu Tonkin Hongkong Ho., Haiphong

Charmorco ...... Morton

Charna Bros. && Co.

M. J. Master Co.\ , Shanghai

F20 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad : Firm Name Plwe

Charts Camera Supply Go. ... ••• . Manila

Charwoman . Chung Yuen Electrical Co. Hongkong

Chaseaston A. & S. Henry & Co., Ltd. , , ... Osaka

Ohasebank . The Chase Bank ... ... . .. All Ports i,

. Mercantile Hongkong

Chaste

Chaste .. . Yau Lee WohPrint'-rk

Kee Supply Co.' ... • ..' Hongkong

Chaste Yin Fatt & Co. ... Hongkong

Chat . Kwong Sang Hong Ltd. ... Hongkong

Cheahinnkiong... Cheah Inn Kiong & Co. ... Penang

Chebros . Che Bros. & Co. Hongkong

Checko Nelson Sales Co.... Manila

Checko . L. R. Nielson & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chedotau . Compagnie Francaise

Extreme (Orient) D’Explosifs ep Hanoi

.. Macao

Cheecheong

Cheezung P.CheeHeath

Cheong

& Co.Bank ... ' T6kyo Shanghai :

Chefield . Ohara & Co., Ltd. ... ... Canton, Hongkong

Chellaram D. Chellaram ... ... Hongkong

Chembalis Chung

ChineseHing Co. Co., The

Embroidery Hongkong

Chemco . Chemia Ueberseehandels Co. Tokyo

Chemia Shanghai

Chemical . China Chemical Works ... Mukden

Chemicals . Kiukong Trading Co. Shanghai

Chemicus . T. D. Chang & Co.

Chemoptist . The Dispensary (1929), Ltd Penang

Chemporium . China Emporium Shanghai

Chenkwang North China Amusement Co. Peiping

Cheongsons . Cheong & Sons, E. S. Amoy

Chetan . Chatanram & Co. ... ..i Hongkong

Tientsin .

Chernowetsky ..... L. Chernowetsky

Che San & Co. ... Hongkong

Chesan

Chiaco . Chia & Co. ... ... Singapore

Chiautoacc China Auto Accessories Co. ShanghaH

Chibank . China Banking Corpn. Manila, Amoy

Hongkong

Chichacom Chinese General Chamber of Commerce... Shanghai

Chibamoorp China Banking Corporation Shanghai

Chibunovsky Chibunovsky & Co.

Chichamcom Philippine Chin. Gen. Cham, of Com. Manila Shanghai

Chichang Chi Chang & Co. ... Shanghai

Chichen Union Trading Co.

Chico The China Commercial Co. ... ... Tientsin

S’hai., Hongkong

Chicoguis Marine-Engineers Guild of China ... Shanghai

Chicoguis China Coast Officers’ Guild ...

Chiconco H. T. Kessler & Co. Tientsin

Chiconcom NationalEngineers,

'China Council of China, Ltd. Shanghai

ChristianLtd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Chienginer Hongkong

Chiffon Chiffon, Ltd. Shanghai

Chifico China Fibre Container Co. ... Shanghai

Chifortra China Foreign Trading Co.... Hongkong

Chigatile China-New Guinea Mercantile Co. ... Tientsin

Chihlipress Chihli Press, Inc. ... Tientsin

Chihtung Chihli Shantung Lines, Ltd. Hongkong

Chikfango Chik Fung Co. ... Perak

Chili United Importers Ltd.

Ohimetraco China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai Shanghai.

Chimexco .. Chihli Import

Chinogeral General Insce. Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Chimotorco' ... The China Motor Supply Co.

 — CABLE ADDRESSES F21

Cable Ad: Firm 'Name' pwm

‘Chin, Lepng . Chin Leorig* Chop Malacca

■China Chong Shing Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Chinaagent The Bargain Centre Tientsin,

Chinabaist The Hon Wan. Trading Co. ... Canton

Chinabird , . China Bird Co. Shanghai

Chinaco . China National Aviation Corporation' .. Shanghai,

Chinacomad . vJhina Commercial

Chinacraft . China Crafts Advertising Agency .. Shanghai Hongkong

Chefoo

Chinacrown Crown China Co., Inc. Shanghai

Chinacrown Crownchina Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

Chinadevco . China

Chinaembro . China Embroidery DevelopmentCo.Cp; Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinafilm . China Film Agency ... Hongkong

Chinaforce

Chinaforin .. Strong

China Foreign Tientsin

Chinafruit

Chinafurs . China FruitBrothers

Brimberg Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Tientsin

Chinagency South China Agencies Canton

Chinahand . . China Handicraft Co., Hongkong

Chinahide ; Chinese Hide & Produce Co., Inc. Ti., Han.

Chinaimport Northern Featherworks, Ltd. Canton

Chinalace . . China Lace ■ Co:,

China'Lace Factory... Hongkong ■ : 1 '

Chinalace

Chinalead V WorldChina

PencilJapan

Co. Ltd., Shanghai

Chinalijn Java Lijn, N. V. Hongkong

Batavia, Semafarig u

Chinam Bartlett Yung A; Co.Works, Ltd.... Shanghai

Chinamachine . The China Machine

China Merchant. . China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Shanghai

Chinamatch China Match Co., Ltd. ... Chefoo, Tientsin

Shanghai

Chinanews . China News Co. ... Shanghai

Ohinaoffseft . China Offset Printing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinapost Central China Post, Ltd. Hankow

Chinapress . China Press, Inc. Shanghai

Chinaprod . China Egg Produce Co: ; ... ... Shanghai

Chinaprodu China Products & Industrial Co. Tientsin

Chinaradio China Radio Corporation Tientsin

Chinarobin Geo. Robinson & Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chinartco China Arts and Products .Trading Co Shanghai

Chinarubber

Chinaship .: China

China Rubber

ShippingTire Co.Co. Shanghai

Chinasosea , . ,T"’China

..China &Sports

South Sea... Bank, Ltd. ... ...

Shanghai

Sb., Tientsin, Amoy ,

Chinasport Hongkong, Shanghai

Chinastone Pao Hwa Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinatco . . China National Trading Co Tientsin

Chinateng : Chinese Nat. Elec. & Pottery Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinateng

Chination Chinese National Eng.Trading

& Mfg.Co.Co.' Hongkong

Chinatpbac The

ChinaChina National

Merchants Tobacco, Ltd. Foochow

Chinatrad ' .. China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinatradco Chinese Trading Co. Shanghai

Hongkong *

Chinatrade Chinese Assoc. Tyre

China Rubber Trading Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd. Tientsin

Chinatyre Hongkong : , < )

Chinaudit

Chinawork George Schink

China Drawn Work Co. ... Shanghai ■ ,j

Chinawool . . China Wool Mfg. Co. : Manila t

Chinayuyih China Commercial Extending Co. Shanghai /.

Sliangh..:

Penang ’ ■' ) ‘r

Chincasket .. international

Chin Chin ACo. Funeral

... difectoi’s' Shanghai

Chinchin

Chincotrad . China Cottdfi Trading Co. Shanghai

 F22 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chineough .. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The ... Hongkong Shanghai, ChhtPri .

Chindisk .. Northern Feather

Chindubank .. Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd. Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Chindusgas Chinese Industrial Gas Co. Shanghai

Chineducts Chinese Products Co., The ... Hongkong

Chipempo China Emporium, Ltd. ... . Hongkong

Chineproco . China, Netherland Produce Co. Tientsin

Chingchao . Ching

Ching Chong

Chao Co.Co. . 1 Shanghai

Chingchong . Shanghai

Chingkee . Ching Kee S. N. Co.', Ltd. ... S’hai., H’kong

Ohingkuang . Hopei Ching Hsing Mining Adm. ... Tientsin

Chinglaas Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Chingzaifu . Ching Zai Fu & Co. Shanghai

Chinho . Chin Ho Hong Si., Amoy

Singapore

Chinhoco

Chinjav . Chin Ho & Co. ...

. China and Java Export Co. ^ ... "... Shanghai

Chinkofur .. Chin ChinaKooi

Korean Fur Co. Y ... 1... Tientsin

Chinkooi & Co. ... Penang

Chinleong , Chin Leong Chop Malacca

Chiuogerai General Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinose Chinese Invoice Office Hongkong

Chinotrade . China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinphono Elec. & Musical Indus. (China) Ltd. Shanghai

Chinphono . . Pathe Orient, Ltd. /Sai.,

( hai,Tientsin, Shang-

Hongkong

Chinsincomp . China Scientific Instru. Co. Shanghai

Chinsupco . China Industrial Supply Co. Shanghai

Chinsurco China Insurance Co. 1 Shanghai •

Chinfcraco . China Trading Co. ... - Manila

Shanghai

Chipacko China Packers Supply Co., Ltd. Hongkong.

Chi paintco

Chipkee China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Amoy

Chiporcemt . .. China Yeo Swee Swan Cement

Portland & Co. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chiproexco . China Produce Export Co.

Chiris . Societe Francaise du haut Yangtse ... Ichang, Ch’king., S’hai

Chisencomp Ghina Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Chisilkmann. Shanghai

Chistolso .. .. J.China Pongee and Silk Mfg. Co.

Spunt & Co.& Leather

... Co. Shanghai

Chitong

Chiuta Hunt Rubber All Ports

All Ports

Chiu Ta Salt Befining Co., Ltd.

C hi wen CChiyoda

W. Hwang Co.... Wenchow

Chiyoda Gumi Tokyo

Choatekhe Choa Tek Hee Manila

Chongkee Chong Kee Co. ... , ... Penang

Chonglee Chong Lee & Cb.... Medan

Chongsin Chong Sin & Co. Shanghai

Chongwah . Chongwah Export Co. Shanghai

Chopkrusi C. H. Kizar Mohammed & Co. Singapore

Choquet E. Choquet Province de Phu-ly

Chosen bank Bank of Chosen ... ... All Ports

Chosengink Bank of Chosen ... Shanghai

Chotirmall Chotirmall & Co. ... ... id All Ports

Chotirmall Liberty Silk Supply Manila

Choy Choy & Co. S. C. ... Manila

Chrisbook Christian Book Room Shanghai

Chronicle China Weekly Chronicle ... Peiping

Chronicle Peiping Chronicle ... Peiping

Chronicle Japan Chronicle Kobe

 CABLE ADDRESSES F23

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chronic China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Chronic Hong

China Nin Savings

Printing PressBank

Co. Ltd. ... ...... Hongkong

Hongkong

Chronogram

Chrscience First Church of Christ Scientist ... Shanghai

Chuachiaco Chua Chiaeo & Co. ... ... Manila

Ohuan Deei O. Chuan & Sons, Inc.... ... Manila, Malacca

Chuco Samuel Chu & Co. ... ••• Tsinan

Chukamatch Chung Hua Match Co. ... ... Tientsin

Chung China & Philippine Trading Co. ... Canton

Chunghua Chumbuque Jose Lim ... ... Manila

Chungmei Chung Mei Drug Oo., Ltd. .. ... Canton

Chungpei China Northern Corpn. ... ... Tientsin

Chungsteel Chung Hwa Steel Products Trading Co.,

Ltd. ... ... ••• Hankow

Chungwah

Chung wharf Chung Wah >k Co. ... ••• Hongkong

Chung Wha Wharf Co. ... ••• Shanghai

Chunt China United Import Co. ... ... Shanghai

Chuta'

Churchill• Churchill k Tait .... •••• Manila

Chuwa Churchill

Chuwa Yoko Carpet Co. ....... .... Tientsin

Hongkong

Chyecheng

Chyecheng Hong Hin & Co. .... ... -• Malacca

Chyehin Hevea Agency ... ... Malacca

Chwichuan Chye Hin

Chwi ChuanSawmills

& Co. ...... Singapore

Malacca

Ciate Chinese Govt. Salt Revenue Dept.,

Chief Inspectorate ... ... Shanghai

Ciatilica Agencia

Cideo CompagniaMercantil

ItalianaEconomica,

D’ExtremoLtd. Oriente... Macao

Shanghai^

Cifficco Pacific Timber Co. ... ... Shanghai

Cifranafri Compagnie Franco Africaine, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cigarette Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd. . . . All Ports

Cigarette British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Cigmach American Machine and Foundry Co. ... Shanghai

Oikom Cathay International Import Co. ... Shanghai

Cinequcens Queen’s Theatre ... ... ... Hongkong

Cines , . Lauro Films ... ... ••• Shanghai

Cinesgold Daisy Philippine, Inc. ... ... Manila

Cinto China Traders Corporation ... Shanghai

Ciportin Soc. des Ciments Port. Art. de ITndochine Haiphong

Ciportin Soc. Indochine du Ciment Fondu-Lafarge Haiphong

Citamprag Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd. ... {(MaUne^Dept.)

Citibank The National City Bank of New York All Ports

Citydeluxe

City water E. Wellmann ... ... ... Shanghai

TientsinNativeCity Water Works Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Clapes

Clarkhager Clapes en Ota ... ... ... Osaka

Clark ifc Co. ... ... ... Manila

Clarkhager The Hongkong Optical Co. ... .. Hongkong

Clarlar Clarke and! Larkin ... Manila

Classic Algar & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Claudisil C. ’E. Warren & Co.

Claudius Gregorio M. Chnsipit, Inc. ... ... Manila

Cleirach D. Clark & Co. ... ... ... Wei-Hai-Wei

Clemcas C. M. Castilho

Clerici Clerici Bedoni & Co. ... Shanghai

Clivechina . Clive & Co., Ltd. .... . .. Shanghai

Clouet . A. Clouet

Cloud Korean China Trading Co. ... ... Tientsin

F24 , CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Navis Place

Cloverine ... Fresh FoQd,.& Re£dgentti#g|CoyLtd..} . . Singapore.

Club ' Bungei Ujong Club':’,...’,' . .... Neg., Sem.

Club . Peking Club ... ... . Peiping

Club Selangor Club ... ... . . Selangor

Crusnco China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co. . Foochow

Clubtoilet Lakayama Tayodo. . ... Osaka

Coalescent Thps, Coates & Son Shanghai

Coalmac Cecil McBain & Co. Shanghai

Coaltug Ned. Ind. Stfeenkolen /Han.,

/ Batavia,Sourabaya,

Macassar

Coalwala BhagatCoast

China SinghTraders;

Bugga. &LtdCo'. .... Hongkong

Coast

Coastalco Coastal Transport Co. Hongkong

Cobanco Cobb & Co.

Tientsin “ • ... & Credit...Corp., Inc.1.. Singapore

Commercial Perak

Cobank

Cobaschi F. X. Remedies Tientsin

Cobbish Cobb & Co. ... ; Macao

W. Bull & Co., Ine. • S’pore., Mojt'

Cobul Manila

Coconut Ineulinde Oliefabriken N.V. Bandoeng (Java)

Cocopalm 1 Vegetable Oil Corporation •, Zamboanga.

Code Chinese Maritime Customs ...

Code Elizalde & Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Codsi J. Codsi Shanghai

Coexpand China Trading Corporation . ' . V ....

Cofilm E. J. Cooke & Co., . ... .... Hongkong

T_a

Tsingtao

Cofos . .Cooperative Food'Sales (Ear .East) ,Co- Hongkong

Cogenindo Comptoil’s Generaux De Indochihe ... Saigon

Cohesible

Cohire Cornhill Insurance Co.., Ltd. ... Shanghai.

China Transport Co. .... .... Eongkong

Colac *. Au. Paradis des Dames, Etd.- : ... Macao

Colay Go Colay & CO’. ... ... ... Manila

Colco „. Cplco & Co, ... , ... . ... Manila,

Cold

Colibri Singapore Cold StSorage ... ‘ Singapore

Colinet

Colinmar

;

■ ‘.< G.Perfumerie

Colinet & Toiletz/epfabrlek

... .... ' : ... Sourabaya

Tientsin, Newchwang

College Minerva Cigar Corpn. ... r .... Manila

College St. Joseph’s College

General CollegeCoa/of the ...

MisMonsietjEtrangeres ... Yokohama

Penang ,

Colleries

Collier

ti Government ]i)ept. <

J. D. Collier ... ’ ... C ... Sarawak ■;

Yokohama

Collins • • W.F. Collins Peiping

Collins Collins & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Colmaco i Cblonial Dispensary ... ... Hongkong

Colon

Colonial Soroz y. Cia ■ • Manila

Banco National

Colonial MercantileUltramarino

Agency Mhcao

... Hongkong :

Colonmerco •

Color Ciba, (China) Ltd. ‘ ... Shanghai, Plongkong

Colpac

Colpac Columbia Pacific ShippingCo. 1 ,.. Yo., Ko., Sh.

States Steamship Co. ... Shanghai

Colsem

Coluhonko University of Shanghai ... ... Shanghai

Colum ChungHwaSteel Products Co. H’kong. Ltd. Hongkong

Columbian . Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd. (Glasgow) !.. Singapore

Columeta Columbian Rope Co.

Columeta Comptoir Metallurgique ... Manila

Columna Cumine A Co., Ltd. ..> , ... , Osaka,

Shanghai

Tokyo

Comacrib Comacrib Press, The Shanghai, Hongkong

Comaerib Commercial

Cornalfranc Chambre De&Commerce

Credit Information

Francaise Aux Bureau Shanghai, Hongkong

lies Philippines Manila bat

 CABLE ADDRESSES EE5

Cable Ad \ Firm Name Place

Comber Fukien Construction Bureau ... Foochow

Com bib Comerford & Co. Shanghai

Combined W. Biedermann & Co. ... Kobe

Comcomco Commonwealth Commercial Co., Inc Manila

Comcast Customs & Excise . .... jbM i-i n F.M.S

Comefa Far Eastern Mercantile Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Comequipco Commercial Equipment Co. Shanghai

Comet Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China Canton

Comfortco Comfort Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Command Wheen & Son, Ltd.

Commerce Chamber of Commerce Sandakan F.M.S. '

Selangor,

Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Commercial Press Tokyo Shogyo Boeki Kabush. Kaisha ... Tokyo

Selangor

Commercial Commercial Press ...

Commercio Independent Publishing Co., Inc. Manila

Commintell British Trade Commissioner .... Hongkong

Commission i> Japan import & Export Commission Co. Ko., Yo., Nag.

Commission N. China Riveir Commission Tientsin

Committee National Com. of the Y.M.C.A. of Ch. Shanghai

Committell British Commercial Counsellor , ... Hongkong Shanghai

Commubank Bank of Communications ...

Compac Commercial Pacific Cable Co. Shanghai

Compafirrch Soc. Anonyme des Riz a iudochine Saigon

Compass Wong Sm Woon ... Hongkong

Compress China Publicity Co. Shanghai

Compress Commercial Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Comprint Commerical Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Comsavbank Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Ltd. Ho., T’sin., Si. Han.,

Tientsin

Comas Chihli Trading Co.

Commercial Traders Association Fed., Inc. Tientsin

Comtradas Foochow

Conbr Fukien Construction Bureau Bangkok

Concrete Christiani

J. W. & T.

Neilsen (Siam), Ltd.Ltd

Far East, Penang

Confareast Confederation Life Association Shanghai, H’kong.

Confedlife Nicaraguan Consulate Manila

Conlegarda Hongkong

Conley Conley Trading'Co.

Yale-in-China Association ... Changsha

Connecticut Connell Bros. Co. ... Ho., Man., Ti., Si.

Connell Peruvian Consulate . ... Hongkong

Conper Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

Consboard Brazilian Consulate Kobe, Yokohama.

Consbras

Conservanc Kwangtung River Conservancy Comm. ... Canton

Consent .. Consent Company, The Hongkong

Consolad Consolidated National Advtgt Co. ... Shanghai

Consols Consolidated Eastern Plants, Ltd. ... Johore Hongkong

Construct General Construction Co. Singapore

Construct McIntyre

Deutsches

Co. Hanoi

Consugerma German Consulate All Ports

Consugerma Consul for Guatemala Hongkong

Consulguat Mexican ConsulateCo. ..... Sh., Yokohama

... Shunghai

Consulmex Sino-Continental

Contcosino

Contibank Continental Bank, Ltd. T’sin., Peiping, S’haL

Contcomco China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd Tientsin, Shanghai

Contilco Federated Malay States Tile Co., Ltd. ... Selangor Kobe

Oonto Empreza Luso-Japoneza, G. K. Kobe

Contrans Owston & Co.

Consumers y Ltd.Corpn.

Trading Manila

Contracorp

F2SI CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Controle Frese & Hogeweg Sourabaya

Oontroler F. W. Golding ... Shanghai

Convent Holy Ghost Convent Tsingtao

-Cooper P. N. Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Convicts Convict Establishment. Perak

Cooperates Co-Operative Trading Co. Hongkong

Cooperimpo Cooper & Co., Ltd Osaka

Copal Oei Seeuwen & Co. Masassar

Coquese C. M. Cooke Shanghai

Corbett M. C. Corbett Perak

Corbinlock Corbin Locks & Hardware Shanghai

Corco W. M. Cornwall & Co. ... Dairen

Hongkong

Cordial Cordial Co., The

Coirintih Corinth & Seidel ... Tientsin

Coriolan Meyer & Co. Tsing., Ti., Muk.

Corna Cornwell »fc Co. Hongkong

Cornabe W. H. Winning & Co. All Ports

Cornabe Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

Corney Corney & Co., Ltd., R. Hongkong

Cornes Cornes & Co. Kobe,

Kobe Yokohama

Cornes F. H. Fegen

Cornfield Cornfields Mamafiijnem Medan

Cornstarch Nippon KokusanShop

Kogyo K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Singapore

Corona Corona Flower

Carotra Caro Trading Co.... Kobe

Corporal East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Corrugated Eastern Asbestos Co. Hongkong

Cortex Mathieu & Co., F. S. Perak

Coseteng Eduardo Co Seteng

Shanghai

Cosilworks China Cotton and Silk Works, Ltd.

Cosmonatio N. V. Batavia Int

delsvereeniging Shanghai

Costidis Costidis

Costidis Costidis & Co., John Shanghai

Costmaa Enrique C. Sta. Thomas Manila

Cotco Canton Overseas Trading Co. Canton

Cotillon R. J. Wood & Co.Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Cotraco Cosmos Trading

Cotracorp China Coton Trading Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cottager Harold Seth Hongkong

Shanghai

Counsellor

Coupon David & Bryan All Ports

Court Thos.

Court Cook Hotel& Son, Ltd. Tientsin

Coutts Paradise Estate .. Kajang

Coverisk C. E. Spark Shanghai

Cowdy Cowdy & Jones Perak

Shanghai

Coweber C.CoxA.

Coxland Hirao Kobe

Tokyo

Crabskin S. Itoh Shoten Shanghai

Crafts Cathay Crafts

Crag

Craveneras Crag Hotel ... ... Shanghai

Singapore

Crefanchi Carreras, Ltd Shanghai

Crescent Club Credit

Brunner,FrancoMondChinoise

& Co. (Japan), Ltd. Japan Ports

Crescent Crescent Clu b Y okohama

Cricket Singapore Cricket Club Singapore

Crisanco Christensen

Crittall Crittall Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDKESSES E27

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Crockford Crockford, Heath & Co. Tokyo

Crombaineo ... McBain & Co., Cecil Shanghai

Crombake ... A. W. Reynell & Co. Shanghai

Crosfield .... Cheah Loon Ghee & Co., Ltd. J esselton

S’hai., Han., Foo.

Crosfield

Crosfield ...... Harrisons

Harrisons, &King &, Irwin,Ltd.Ltd.

Crosfields, All Ports

Crosfield ... Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Inc. Shidzuoka

Crostock ... Croucher & Co. ... Hongkong

Crown .... Oriental Export Co. .... ...; Kobe

Crownislas ... Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto Manila

Crownlife ... Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto Singapore

Crucible ...... Chartered Manila

Crystal

Crystal ... Chee HingLtd.Bank

Crystal, Co. of India, Aust. & China Hongkong

Tientsin

Cuaco ...: R. C. Goodman .... ..., Harbin

Singapore

Cuaco

Cuaco ...... Commercial

Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co.,

Union Assurance Corpn.

Ltd. ... All Ports

Cuaco ... Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Cuaco ... West of Scotland Insurance Office, Ltd. Shanghai

Cubasul ... Cuban Consulate Kobe, Batavia

Cue ... Cue T. Medina Manila

Culco ... China United Lamp Co. .. Shanghai

Cumbrand ... J. K. Brand Shanghai

Gumming ...... C.Duro

E. Cummings Perak

Hongkong

Curtin Bump and Engineering Co.

Curios ... Fook Weng & Co. Hongkong

Curly ... Arculli Bros.Co. Hongkong

Curmally

Curnow ...... Curmally

Curnow && Co., Ltd. Osaka Ports

.Japan

Customs .. Trade & Customs Dept. ... Gemas

Customs ... Trade & Customs Dept. Port

SerembanDickson

Customs ... Trade & Customs Dept. ... Tampin

Customs ... Trade & Customs Dept. ...

Custos ... Chinese Maritime Customs ... All Ports

Cuunjieng ... Cu Unjieng E. Hijos Manila

Cyclecarri Malaya

Cycle ...... Cycle

Cycle Trading

& CarriageCo....Co;, Ltd. ...... ... Kelantan

Yokohama

Cyprian

Cyprian ... Stanton & Co.

... Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Yokohama

:

Cyrilgomes C. F. Gomes & Co. Malacca

Dacheng ... Busch & von Alemann Tsingtao

Dachosugar ... Java Sugar Import Co. Shanghai

Dagoba ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... Colombo

Dah Han ... Dah Han & Co. Shanghai

Dahlia ... D’Almada A Mason Hongkong

Dahkong ... Dah Kong Cotton Spinning Co. Shanghai

Daidon ... Union Import Co. ... Shanghai '

Daidoboeki ... Daido Boeki Kaisha Manila

Daidotrade ... Daido Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Daigondo ... Ikoma & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Daiichigin ... Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd. ... Tokyo, Kobe

Daiki ... Dairen Risen Kaisha All Ports

Dainichiho ... Dai Nippon Cotton S’ing. & W’ing. Co. Osaka

Daipuk ... Great Northern Drug Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Daitoshoka .... Daito & Co. Kobe

Dial ... Heiacock Co., H. E. Manila

Dairyequip Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co. Shanghai

Dairyeqnip ... Wm. Jean & Co. Shanghai

F28 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Dairyfarm Hongkong & Canton Ice Mfg» Co., Ld. H’kong, Can.

Daitakco T. Takehara & Co. ... ... Osaka

Dalee D. A. Lee & Co. ... .... Shanghai

Daleiuac

Dalrem J.Drysdale,

M. D’Almada MacGregor

Remedies A Co. ...... ........ Shanghai

Hongkong

Dalto E. & D. Toeg ... .... Shanghai

Daltotat Daltotat’s Pharmacy ... ... Dairen

Daltotat Far East Drug Trading Co. ... .... Harbin, Shanghai

Damrod D. Rodrigues .... ... .. . Macao

Damwater Water

A. CorritSupply from Johore ...

... ........ Shanghai

Singapore

Dancorrit Dodge &,Seymour,

Dands

Danica Andersen, Meyer &Ltd. Co., Ltd. ... ....... AllOsaka

Ports

Danica Worphington Pump & Machinery ;Cprpn.,.... Singapore

Shanghai

Danifce

Danroza Universal Neon Lights, Ltd.

Daniel da Roza ... .... Manila

Dannemora Arthur Balfour & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Dannemora Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.

Dannemora High Speed Alloys, Ltd. ... ....... Shanghai

Shanghai

Danumgis Isaacs

Darmarajah Durman & Co. ... ... ... Singapore

Darr6 Marcel Darre ... ... .. Shanghai

Dashwood Saunders & Macphail ... ... Singapore

Dastur

Datum R. A. Dastur ... ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Datung Davies & Brooke ... ...

Dauco International

C. Dau & Co. Trade Corporation, ... Ltd....... Chefoo, Chefoo, Peiping

Tsinan

Dauhugo

Daver Hugo Dau & Co. ... ... Tientsin

R. E. Daver & Co. ... ... Kobe

David Stephens, Paul & Co. (Siam), Ltd. ... Saigon

David J. B. David ... ... Singapore

David D. B. David ... ... ... Manila

Davidanco

Davidson A. B. David

H. W. Davidson & Cie ....

... ....... Seoul Saigon

Davies Mengkibol Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Davis Davis & Co., R. S. ... ... Tientsin

Davisack Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Dawes British Consular Agency ... ... Otaru

Dawson Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates Ltd. ... Perak

Dayaloo Jubilee Silk Store ... ... Singapore

Dayaram Dayaram Price

Dayton, Bros.

Co. Ltd. ..... ...... Shanghai

Yokohama

Dayprice

Deacon Deacon & Co., Ltd. ... ... Canton

Dealer Blake & Co. ... ... Singapore

Debate El Debate ... ... ... Manila

Debecker De Becker & Sebald ... ... Kobe-

Debrod Billing & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Debus M. Debus ... ... ... Tientsin

Decam palos Delacamp Piper & Co. ... ... Kobe

Dechico German China Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Decofurn

Decofurn Asia Agencies .... .... .... Hongkong

Decruze HornCruze

De

Publicity Bureau ... ...... Shanghai

Bangkok

Decustoms Custom Dept. ... ... Negri Sembilan

Decustoms Trade & Customs ... ... Selangor, Pahang

Dedeoglou Graeco Egyptian Tobacco Store ... Hongkong

Degussa Deutsche Gold & Silver Scheideanstait Shanghai

Dehli Beyera Co., Ltd. .... ...

Deing Denniston, Inc. ... ... ....... Newchwang

Manila

 CABLE ADDRESSES F29

Cable Ad: Firm Fame. Place

Dejong F. De Jong Shanghai Hongkong

Delarue De La Rue

Sisson & Co., Ltd., Thomas

& Delay soiu Shanghai,

Delay Singapore

Delegatie De Javasche Bank Sem., Bata., M acas.

Delih&ven N.V. Deli Havenbedryh Medan

Delispoor Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij St m., Sumatra ,

Delitbank KV. Deli Tankbedryf Medan

Dello Dello & Co. Tientsin

Delmonico New Delmonico Hotel

Delloro Hotel... Dell Oro & Co. , ... ... Manila

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... Canton Yokohama, Shanghai ,

Delta

Demagnipp Demag Aktiengesellsehaft .... Tokyo

Demaoheng De Mao Heng ... ... ... Tientsin

Demitints Metal Box Co.,

E. J. Lloyd & Co.Ltd. , .... Shanghai

Democracy

Denbigh Denbigh &. Co.' Shanghai

Otaru

Denga Tientsin Tallyman Co. ... Tientsin

Demic Denniston, Inc. ... Manila

Denis Dennis

Denison,

Co., Ltd.

Denison & Gibbs ....

South) Manchuria Gas Co., Ltd. . Hongkong

Hongkong , •

Denki

Dennys A. Dennys & Co. .... ..1 Dairen

Penang

Denotation Donaldson & Burkinshaw .... •... Singapore

Denroche Carrol Bros. & Co. ... Kobe

Dent Herbert, Dent »fc Co., Ltd. ... 'Canton

Dentsply China Dental Supply House ... Shanghai

Dentici Dentici & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Deodand Lo &A.LoWing & Co., Ltd. 1 ....

Der. Hongkong

Derawing Hongkong

Heirve Van Deutekom & Waal, N.V. Bandoeng (Java)

Desaram D. Richards & Co. Selangor

Descourfer Descours

Detaram Sonet Cabaud Hai., Saigon

Detaram Kobe 1

Detaram Pearl-Silk Store Hongkong

Deuber

Devauteh

Deuber &-Co., E. Kobe, Osaka ':ri

Deutsche Vereinigung Tsingtao

Devauteh German

Devecot

Devitt B. H. T. School

DoulatramDeutsche

& Co. Heim

... Tsingtao

Penang ' : C

Devos Lewis & Peat Singapore, Ltd. Singapore

Devos Nederlandsch Syndicaat'Voor China ... Pep.; Tsingtao

Netherlands Harbour Works Co. ... Tsingtao, S’hai

Dexco Filipino Hand Embroidery i: Hat Co. ... Manila

Dextrawigg C. Wigg Shanghai

Dhanamal Dhankmal Yokohama

Diadem L. J. YoungChellaram... . Penang

Diaducts Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Dial H. E. Heiacock Co.. Manila

Dialdas Dialdas & Sons, M. Yokohama

Dialto League of Nat. Health Organization - Singapore

Diamond Diamond & Co. ... ■ Tientsin

Diana Sales.&Co. Hongkong

Diastase Sankyo Seiyaku

& Co., Ltd.

Diastase Taisho Kaisha, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Tokyo

Diate Salt Revenue District Inspectorate •• Canton

Dibrell Dibrell Bros., Inc. ... Shanghai

Dienfoor Yung Dah Elec. Co. Shanghai

Diethelmco Diethelm & Co., Ltd. ... ' Pen., Ban., Singapore

Diligent Hin Fat & Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

h'3Q CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Dilip B. Durlabhji & Co Kobe

Dillexport Cetco Ltd. Canton

Dimitriades . Dimitriades Bros. Tsingtao

Diplogerma German Legation ... Tokyo, Peping, Nan.

Disap . American Trading Co. Manila

Disap . Presby, S. A. Manila

Disciples . United Christian Missionary Society ... Nanking

Dispensary A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. Ho., Ti., Shanghai

Dispensary The Hankow Dispensary Hankow

Dispensary . Tsingtao Pharmacy Tsingtao

Dispensary Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd. Sandakan

Distamy . Soc. Francaise des Distilleries De .,.

ITndochine Hanoi,

HongkongSai.

Diver . N. H. S.C. Moses

Dixon && Co.,

Son Ltd.

Ltd Shanghai

Dixon

Dixsena .. Bendixsen & Co., Ltd. Malaya

Dmitrovsky Samuel Dmitrovsky Tientsin

Dnumgis . Czechoslovakian Consulate Yokohama

Dnumgis Isaacs & Co., S. ... Yokohama

Dnumgis . Palatine In see.' Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Docburton Burton, Dr! C. S. Hongkong

Dock Yokohama Dock& Co.,. Ltd.Works

... Yokohama

Dock Kobe Shipyard Engine Kobe

Dockrill Canadian Trading Co., Ltd Shanghai

Docks . Shanghai Dockyards Ltd Shanghai

Dockyard Kawasaki & Grant Kobe

Dodgecars . South China Motor Car Co. ... Hongkong

... All

Dodwell .. Dodwell Ports

Dogdo Mehta & &Co.Co., Ltd. ... ... ..., Shanghai

Dogdo . Shroff, Son & Oo.... Kobe

Doitsenryo . Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha Tokyo,

HankowKobe

Dojinbyoin Dojin Hospital

Dollar Dollar Lumber Co. Tientsin, Hankow

Dollar . Dollar Steamship Lines,; Inc., Ltd. ... Singapore

Dollar . Robert Dollar Co. (Steamship Line) All Ports

Shanghai

Dombey .. St.Dombey & SonCollege > , ....

Dominic’s Foochow

Domcoll

Dome . Domei Tsushin Sha Hongkong

Dominicos . Spanish

Canadian Dominican Procuration for Missioris Tokyo

Hongkong

Dominion

Dominion Dominion Legation

Rubber Cm, Ltd. of N. Z. Kelantan

Tsingtao

Donnelly Tsingtao

Dong LandA Son

Chong & House Agency

... Shanghai

Donchonson

Dongcheong Dong Cheong Cycle and Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Donlangco .. E.D. W.E. Langdon & Co., Inq. ... Shanghai

Donnelly Donnelly Tsingtao

Tokyogk eng

Donriyu . Nakashima Trading Co.

Doree . China Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. Hon

Doric . Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ltd. ... All Ports

Tsingtao

Doric . Tsingtao Hockey Club

Dorman . Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Dorpomos Dor Po Co. Hongkong

Yokohama

Doshiboeki

Dossa G.Doshi

Dossa Trading

(fc Co., Ltd. Kobe

Dossaco . G. Dossa & Co. ... Osaka

Dougexport Blackmar, M. E. ... . Osaka

Shanghai

Poijbabchar Baboud Mary & Cie

Doulatram Doulatram & Sons Tientsin

 CABLE ADIDRESSES F31

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Dovecot Doulatram & Co. Penang

Doven Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd. Perak

Downs Dr. Downs Shanghai

Draco Canton

Draco

Draco Theo. Advertising

H. Davies &ServiceCo., Ltd. Manila, Cebu

Dragon Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Dragonlike Roza, C. A. da Hongkong

Dragonlike Roza Bros. Hongkong

Dragrugco Golden Dragon Rug Co. ... Shanghai

Draper Cooper & Son Hongkong

Dredgers Netherlands Harbour Works Co. Mac., Ho., Muk.

Dredging Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd. Mai.,

ManilaPer.

Dredging Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila... Singapore

Drew Drew & Napier ...

Francais Saigon

Drillien

Drug Kuching M.Drug

M. Drillien

Store Sarawak

Hongkong

Druggists The China Dispensary Harbin

Druggist Druggist Co. All Ports

Drumar Marshall Field & Co., Ltd. Kobe, Osaka

Drumfrazco Frazar & Co. Consulate

Czechoslovakian Yokohama

Drumgis

Drummondco Drummond & Co. Sandakan

Drysdale I. F. Drysdale & Co. Nanking

Dulfakirs Mohamed Dulfakir & Co. Singapore

Dulim Duran & Lim Manila

Dullal M. Myers Shanghai

Dumfrazco Frazar & Co. Kobe

Dunbar L. Dunbar & Co. Hongkong

Hongkong <

DDunford

unfat Dunfat & Co., Ltd. Perak ,[

J. Dunford Wood Batu Anam, Malacca

Dunlop Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. All Ports

Dunlop Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. Swatow

Dunfo Dunfold & Co., Ltd. .Singapore

Dunroberts Duncan Roberts, Ltd. Kobe

Duns Union Mechanical & Automobile Engrs. Shanghai

Duobabchar

Dupire Baboud, Mary«fc &Co.Cie

Dupire Bros. Singapore

Dupire Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dupirub Dupire Morrell, Ltd.

Dupont Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Ific. S’hai., Tsinan, Kobe

Dupontdyes Du Pont De Nemours Co., Ihc. Penang

Duregeco Durege & Thomas, Ltd. Medan

Durian Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & Ch. Shanghai

Durjoscom Europe Asia Trading Co. S’pore, Malacca J

Dutiable Trade & Customs Dept. ... Neg., Sem.

Dutiable Customs

Union & ExciseCo.

Trading ... Kobe

Duus

Dutchman Koloniale Bank Batavia, Sourabaya

Dury R. C. Dury Perak

Dutiable F.M.S. Cust. Exp. Duties Collect. Sta. Singapore

Dybuncio Dy Buncio & Co. Manila

Dyce Dyce & Co. Shanghai

Dyers Bradford Dyers’ Assoc., Ltd. Shanghai

Dypac Dy Pac & Co., Inc. Manila !

Eagle Ballingall & Co. ... Kobe

Eagle Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Eaglegold Abdulla & Co., E. M. Singapore . '!

Eandw East and West Trading Co. Kobe

 (JAB'LK ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Eapwo . Eastern Printing works

Earcam . C. M. Hoskins & Co; ... ... . Singapore

Manila

Easdenply . Eastern Dental Siip]'!y Co. ... ... Singapore

Easporting East China Sporting, Gpods; Co.,, Ltd. Shanghai

Easba Associated Produce.( p. ... .... Hongkong

Shanghai, Canton

Eastabank .. Bank of East Asia, Ltd.

Eastaco Eastetm Trading Co. ... ... Yokohama

Eastasia .. East Asiatic Co. ... ... Sel., Penang.

Eastasia . East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd. ... Harbin

Eastcliff .. East Cliff Hotel. ... Weihaiwei

Eastates . Eastern Estates & Land Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Eastchinco . East China Co. ... Shanghai

Eastern Telegraph Co., Ltd., (Aus. & China) Penang

Eastern .. Eastern Extension Aust. A China Teleg... All Ports

Easternco . Eastern Trading Co. ... Swatow

Easternile .. Eastern Isles Import Corporation Manila

Eastertide . Eastern Bank, Ltd. .. Singaporo

Eastimexco . Eastern Import'-Exp.ort Co ... Singapore

Eastino .. Eastern Insurance (3Micer ... ... ‘Shanghai

Eastino .. Finance, Commerce ,& Insurance Office Hongkong Shanghai

Eastmart

Eastmerco .... L.H. Adler

Barkovith & Co. Tientsin

Singapore

Eastimexco .... Eastern

Eastern ImporLExport

Optical Co. Co. ' ...... > ••• Singapore

Eastoptico

Eastradco . Eastern Trading Co. Hongkong

Eastradinig The Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Yokohama

Eastrail .. Chinese Eastern Rail way-Co. Peiping

Eastruco Singapore

Ebataco

Ebensap .... Y.Eastern

EbataRubber

& Co; Co. Singapore

Yokohama

.. Jebenstreit Shokai Fr. Shanghai

Ebertexpot .. Ebert & Co., J.- ..:

E. Bush. .. E. D. Bush & Co. ... Hongkong

Ebush. . Bush, Mack & Co., Fed. Hie. U.S.A ... Shanghai

Echeong . E. Cheon ... ... ... Singapore

Echo .. The Straits Echo ... Penang

Echon . E Chong Co. ... ... ' ... Swatow

Eckmotors Eckford Motors, Ltd. Chefoo

Economiser .. E. Green & Son, Ltd. Osaka

Edakeller .. Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd Manila

Edbnsh, . Bush Mack & Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

EMbut .. Gibson, Anderson, Butler &,Co. Selangor

Eddie C. EddieBros.,

& Co. Shanghai

Edgar .... Edgar Ltd. Co.

West Disinfecting ... Singapore

Shanghai

Edgebuck

Edmil .... E.Sassoon

E. Elser :

' E.D.

... Manila

Edsbankcoy Banking Co.,

.. Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward... Ltd., Shanghai, Hongkong

. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

E’du cation .. Educational Book Store ... ... Nanking

Education

Educator Manila

Edwin .. Educational PistributOr

Reliance Tobacco Co. ’ ...... Shanghai

Efelias .. F. S. Elias ■- ... ... Shanghai

Effective .. Fongkey & Co. ... Hongkong

Efflux .. American Metal Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

E films Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of ChiriF Shanghai

Egalimport .... Egal & Cie. ... .E Shanghai

Egerlie

Ego ... Gerli & Co.

La Pureza ...... ... Shanghai

Manila

Egyptian ... H. Abdeen ... Singapore

 cable ad dees ses

Cable Adi Firm Narne \ Place

Ehlers A. Ehlers & Co. • Shanghai -

Ehrenpreis Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis ... Sourabaya

Ehwiemeier Wiemeier, E. H. ... .., Tientsin

Eidograph E. King & Co. Hongkong

Eikokubi Tozai Motors,

Eikwa & Co. Ltd. Tokyo

Shanhgai

Eikwa

Eikwa Eikwa Yoko ... ' . ... Shanghai

Elkwakemshibu Eikwa Kenshibu Shanghai

Einarius Einar Edwards ... Shanghai

Ejung Uhefoo Hairnet Co., Ltd. ... Chefoo

Shanghai

Ekann E. Kann & E. Mayaudon '

Ekitai Teikoku Sanso K. K. Dairen

Ekmans

Elbasha Ekman Foreign

Ellis T. Las ha Agencies,[Ltd. ... Tokyo,

Shanghai Osaka, S’hai.

Elbmirg Geo. Grimble & Co, Hongkong

Eleclight Amoy Electric Light & Power Co. ... Amoy

Elecpiater Cheung Hongkong

Electee!- Taiping Loy, Importer

Electrical Supply Co:'... • ' ' ... Singapore

Perak :

■ :

Electepg Municipal Elec. Dept

Electric Foochow Electric Co.,-Ltd; Foochow

Electric Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Electric i Peiping

- Co., Ltd.Chinese

; Electric

■ . Light.hhd■ ... ■' Power Shanghai

Peiping

Electrical . Macao

Porter Electric

(k Co. Lighting,Co.,,1! L.l.

... . ... Macao

Electricity

Electro Vragg & Aanbod Soerabayn,

Elee Aug. Michels Tientsin

Elee E. Lee ... Tientsen

... • Shanghai

Elephant Behrens & Sons,iSir J.

Elephant D. C.i Palfreeman Shanghai

Elephant Takemura & Co.... ... Osaka

Eiger Elkfd & Gerdts ... Tokyo

Elias E. D. Sassoon Banking Corphtation..' Shanghai, Hongkong

Elias R. H. Elias Shanghai

Elite J. H. Ellis A Sons ' .... * Si'igapor*-

Elitlace Elite Lace Co. ... ... "Shanghai o,

Elixir Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd, .... Penang j

Elizalde Elizalde

Elizalde Tanduay Distillery Lie. Manila ,

Elledga Ellis & Edgar Hongkong

Shanghai

Elmco ElmOriente

El L Co. fabiica de Tobr.cn.s

. Manila

Elori Tientsin

Elpecode

Elphinston ■•i S.E;Chang Yi Co.

Elphinstone

Awad- & Go. .I

Taihoku (Taipeh)-

Manila

Elssaawad

Elteda Empresa Lusitana de Tmnsporti Macao

Elzenith El Zenith Jewelry Store Manila

Emba Bachrah Motor Co., Inc. ... Manila

Embatteco Societe M. Battegay & Gie... Tientsin

Embroidery Swatow Trading Co. ... ... Hongkong

Singapore

Emdeebee H. Henshelwood

Emeco Eastern Mercantile & Const r. Co. Hongkong

Em ©ms Emeus & Co. Shanghai

Emin M. & E. Nathan.,. Singapore

Emissarius .. Y.M.C.A. of China S’hai, Iloilo, ILK.

Emmafabriek .. Biljartfabriek “Emma” Batavia

Emmandess .. J. L. Hunter Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Emmandess Morreau, Spiegelberg & T ompson Shanghai

Empire Empire Hotel Selangor

Empireco Empire Trading Co. Hongkong

Empirefilm British

Empresloge EmpressEmpire

Lodge Film Co. Hotel)

(Private Singapore

Hongkong

Empress Malaya Publishing House Singapore

Emsco Empire Sales Co. Hongkong

Emsfischer Emil'S. Fischer Tientsin

Emueller E. Mueller Motor Agency... Bangkok

Enamel Associated Enamelware Companies ... Shanghai

Enbikei Nippon Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yokohama

Enderlein R. Enderlein ... . Osaka

Endure Harris Memorial School Manila

Endure Methodist Publishing House Manila

Energon Algemeene Ned. Ind. Elect. My. N.V. Sourabaya

Enelectico

Eneswaico .. English Electric Co.,

Nippon Suitsuru Ltd. Gomei K.

Yakuhin Penang, Perak

Engincomer . Leyseco China Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Shanghai

Engincomer .. Chien Hsin Engineering

of Engineers Co„ Ltd. Shanghai,

Engine

Engineer

Association

. J. F. Black k Co. Singapore Hongkong

Peiping

Englimeth United Methodist Mission ... Tientsin

Engravprin . Bureau of Engraving and Printing Peiping

Enilosag . Union Motor Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Enkee . Flnkee Trading Agency Manila

Ennenberg A. Ennenberg Kobe

Enryb

Enso . Nivea Co. Hankow

Enterland . F. B. Broad tfc Son Kobe

, China Entertainment k Land Investment

Co., Ltd.

Enterland Hongkong

King’s Theatre ... Hongkong

Enterprise

Enterprise .. Barry k Dodwell, Ltd. Chungking

Enthusiast China Fruit Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

. Evans Pugh

Enzedtimba New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Equipment

Erbmohit . Office Equipment Co. ... , • ■ Shanghai

Shanghai

. Eickhoff k Co.

Equivocal . Gillespies, Ltd. ... ... ... Shanghai

Erdmann . Erdmann & Sielcken ... Sourabaya

Erlgalinc . Erlanger and Galinger, Inc. Manila

Erpiorient . Western Electric Co., of Asia Manila* Tientsin

Erquiaga B. de Erquiaga, Inc. Manila

Erreves . Jensen & Co. Shanghai

Ersel Agips Tea Sales ... Hongkong

Ersel Exporters & Impts. Cooperative Co. Hongkong

Eruco . Hua Mao Trading Co. Peiping

Escherwyss . Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd. ... Tokyo

Escodrugco . Escolta Drug Co. Manila

Escompto . Nederlandsch Indischi Escompto Sourabaya, Padang

Eseskwan Maatschappy

Kwan Chiu k Co. Tientsin

Eshing . E.Sidney ShingJ. kPowell

Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Esjavooil Shanghai

Eskelund . Eskelund & Co.

Eskimo Shanghai Elee. Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Espab u Sakuma Pabco Industrial Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Esparto .. Oversea Trading Syndicate .... Penang

Esperanza .. Esperanza Garage Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F35

Gable Ad; Firm Name Place

Especo . Manila Hat Factory ... .. Manila

Essabhoy . Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant & Com., Agt.... Kobe

Essence Ellinger k Co. ... Sourabaya

Essoco Esso Co. Shanghai

Essoco . Olfner & Co. Shanghai

Essigsilk . Emile Essig Shanghai

Estafette N. V. Hollandisch-Amerikaansche

Plantage Mij. Sumatra

Estassatic . Cie Asiatique et Africaine (Dept. Est. Saigon

Esternile ,.. Asiatique

Eastern Isle Francais) Co. &...Storage Co. Shanghai

TradingCleaning Manila

Esvececo Shanghai Vacuum

Eswysco . Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd., The Tokyo

Etlin . Etlin & Co. Singapore

Etnocel . Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co. Inc.... Tientsin

Etramco Eastern Transport Co. Shanghai

Efczine . W. Etzine & Co. Kobe

T’sin, Shanghai, Han

Europasia, Furhmeister & Co. Singapore

Europe Europe Hotel

Evangel . Manchuria Christian College ... Mukden

Evangel . Missionary Home Shanghai

Evangeline'-: . Nagas&ku Seiji ... Yokohama

Evansco ‘ .. H. W. Evans & Co. Negri Sembilan

Malaya, Penang

Evatt

Evatt Evatt

Evatt . Fire Insurance Association

Penang Chamber of Commerce of Malaya ... Penang

Eveche Vicariat Apostolique de Yunnanfu ... Yunnanfu

Evely . La Estrella del Norte Manila

Evenian . Levon, J. Evrenian Tientsin

Eveninpost . Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury ... ' ShanghaiHongkong, Macao

Everbright . The China Metal Mfg., Co., Ltd. Kobe

Everett . L. Everett, Inc. ... Shanghai .

Everseal . Everseal Manufacturing Co Hongkong

Excellence . Excelsior Co. Shanghai

Excelsior . E. G. Clarke & Co.

Exchange . J. E. Joseph ... * ... Hongkong

Tientsin, Chefoo

Excigcomp . Express Cigarette Co. ... Singapore

Excise . Department of Excise All Ports

Eximco .. Dodge & Seymour Ltd., (New York) U.S.A. Shanghai

Eximgre .. J.F. Grein &

Czarnetski Co. Changsha

Eximport

Expanded ,.. Wm. Jacks Malaya, Perak

Experience James Craig,& Ltd.

Co., (Malaya), Ltd. Selangor

Shanghai

Explanate Grosvenor Trust, Ltd.

Explanate . Lowe, Bingham & Dunman... •. Singapore

Explanate

Export .. Lowe, Bingham & Matthews... ... Far

Kobe

East

Export ... Colombo Export

Asia Export Co. Co. ... ;

Tientsin

Tientsin

Export

Exporter AmericanCommisionaria

Societa Oriental Fur diAgency

Esportazione, Singapore

. e di Importazione

Malayan Daily Express Selangor

Express . General Trading Co. Tsingtao

Expresss Hongkong

Expressly . F. H. Mody

Ezekiels . M. Ezekiel & Sons Singapore

Ezelco . Zellweger & Co. Yokohama

Faci . F.A.C.I. (Ateliers et Chantius d'Ind.) Yokohama Saigon

Fachtman ,. Fachtmann, R.

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Eacom ... Faith & Co: y-Hii Hongkong

Factor China Merchants. Pongee Assocn., Inc....’ Shanghai

Factor ... King Chong Loong Oo. Tsingtao

Eactoryrep

Factubank W.N.A. SmalleyBank

... Manufacturers & Co.of China,...Ltd. ... Hongkong

Facundo ... Facundo, Irvjno Shanghai

Manila

Fahsing ... Watts & Frisk Tientsin

Fairfield ... F. W. Hammond & Co. Tokyo

Fairchild ... Fairchild. & Co.,, Ltd. Tientsin

Fairglen ... Fairy Glen Private Hotel . ... Kiukiang

Fairplay ... Merchandise Trading Co. ... Kobe

Faizullabhoy ... E. Faizullabhoy Kobe

Fajardo ; ... Fajardo, Juan ... .... Manila

Famawire .. De Jong, F Shanghai

Famarods ( ... Maison F. Mathieu'Soc. Ame. Hongkong

Famarods .... ii. F. V. Barnes ... ... Hongkong

Famrel ... China International Famine Belief Com. Han., Ti., Pep., S'hai.

Fanjing , ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Gorpn. Mukden

Manila

Fanlo ... Fiex. F. Fanld" Kobe

Fanosawa ... J. Osawa & Co.

Fanpellim . . Foot Tai Co. Hongkong

Fanpellim .... Rainbow Neonlite Co.; Ltd. Hongkong

Fanum ... Hong Kong Automobile Assn. Hongkong

Fareast .... far Eastern Commercial Agency, o Hongkong

Fax-east ... H. Bollenhagen ; Tientsin

'Shanghai

Fareastein ... Far Eastex nInsu)rg,nce Co. . ... Shanghai

Fareastico

Farimex ...... Far Far Eastern

Efifeterh Investment

Imp. it Exp.CoCo. ... Shanghai

Faimacope ... Pharmaceuticals (Far East), Ltd. ... Hongkong

Farmer .. VY. Farmer & Co. Canton

Farnham

Farseeing ...... Shanghai Dock& &Co.Engineering Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

P. T. Fax-rell Hongkong

Farshipco .;.... Far Hongkong

Farview Far East

EasternShipping

ReviewCo. Shanghai

Singapore

Fasuco, ... Yoong

Fatechand ... Fatechand & Sons Cheong Shoe Co. ... Kobe

Faure ... E. FaUre Kobe

Favor.sham ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Manila N

Favorparts .... Favour Auto Parts Co., The .... Hongkong

Hongkong ’

Fcole ... F. Cole & Co. Shanghai ; /f

Feathei-co

Federal ... China Feather

... Federal Dispensary, Ltd. Co., Ltd. Per., Selangor ■ "

Federated Selangor

Federation ...... Germann Federated

Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. Manila

Hongkong

Feilun Ulderup & Co. ...

Feldbobe .,. F. Feld & Co. Canton, Hongkong

Feldstein ... Tientsin Trading Cd. Tientsin

Felix ........ Osborne

Felix Hat&Shop Hongkong

Felspar Chappel Peraa

Femor ... Far East Motors Hongkong

Fencibles ...... John Hongkong

Fencibles Peak D. Humphreys

Tramways & Son ...

Co., Ltd. Honekong

Mukden

Fentimine

Ferdy ... North

jo. • Santos East Mining Administi-ation

.... • ■ Canton Hongkong

Fergyco ... F. Farmer & Co. : Shanghai

Fergyco ... John H. Ferguson & Co. ... Shanghai

Ferikon ... ‘S. E. Faber ...

Ferment ... FermoiituCuypers,' N.V. Batavia

Fernanco .... Fernandez & Co. Manila

 CABLi:, AiJKBESSES F37

Gable Ad: Flaee

Fernandez Fernandez ilei-nianos, Inc. ... : ... Manila

Fernandina Af. Fernandez ^ - . . ...,. . . Hongkong

Fernando Malay Peninsula Agency ... Singapore

Ferns talk American lloarc^ Mission ...

Fernstalk Kate C. Woodhull Hospital .... .... Tientsin,

Foochow Foochow

Ferrier Ferrier V. E. ... ... . Canton

Ferroco Manila Railroad Co. ••• Manila

Ferroconco Hongkong Engineering & Conlst'i'uction Co.J Hongkong

Ferrostaal Ferrostaal A. G. Shanghai

Fesco

Festaka Far Eastern Sanitary Co. ... S’hai., Han., Nanking

Fetcol Takahashi Co. ... .... ‘ Tokyo

S’pore;

Fette Franco Eastern Trading

American Chamber of Commerce PeipingH’kong

... Peiping

Fette Fette Rug Co., Inc. U.S'.A. ...

Fette Fette Peiping Rugs Shanghai

Fez F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Manila

Fiat Fiat S. A. (Inc.) in Italy) Singapore

Fibres

Fichter Lustre Fibres, Ltd.& Co, Shanghai

Osaka

Fideus .. Anderson Clayton Shanghai

Fiegel Haworth & Co:,• Ltd., Richard • ... Tokyo

Field .. Fiegel Shokai

Whitfield & Co. • ... Amoy

Figueras

Figures Figueras

H. DavisHermanos

& Co., ....:. ....;. Manila

Selangor

Figures Payne, Davies & Co. Perak

Filgar Philippine Guaranty 'Co., Inc. Manila

Fililumber .. Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Filmhome Red Seal Film Co. China, Ltd. Shanghai

Filmodep Filmo Depot ... ... Hongkong

Fima “Fi-Ma” Manila

Finance Pearson & Co. Kobe, Y’hama, Tokyo

Finance .. Finance & Commerce ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Finansbank Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd.

Findmill Findlay Millar Timber Co. ... Manila

Finearts Pol Land Silk Hosiery Co, ... Canton

Finelight Hongkong

Continental Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd. Sh., Tsingtao, Ti.

Finlandia

Finlandia Consulate

Legation forfor.Finland

Finland Tokyo

Finlor Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Kobe

Finnagency Finnish Consulate ... Shanghai ,

Finocchiaro G. Finocchiaro & Co., Italian Marble Works Hongkong

Fir House Ma Clinic .... ... ...

Firestone Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Manila, S’pore., S’hai

Firma ... Yokohama Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Yokohama

Firnatex ... Warner Bros. First National Pictures Tokyo, H’kong

(Japan) Inc. ...

Firthsteel ... Thos. Firth & John Brown Ld., (Sheffield, Osaka, Tokyo

England)

Fischer ... E. Fischer Osaka

Fishrich American Flour Co. The ... ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Fishstore Hongkong Fish Store

Fisktire Fisk Rubber Cb. Singapore

Fisktire ... The Fisk Tire Co., Inc. Manila

Fisktyre ... The Fisk Tyre Export Go., Inc. Shanghai

Fitzgerald G.Pacific

Fitzgerald Shanghai

Flagstand Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Flamingo ... Y. M. C. A. (Chinese) f Han., S’hai., Can.,

\ T’tsin., Hongkong

F38 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fleet H. A. Fleet ... Tientsin

Fleisado Standard Brands of Asia, Inc. ... Yokohama

Fleming .. Fleming Bros. ... ... Perak

Florintal La Flor de Intel Cigar Factory ... Manila

Florintal

Florluzon O.La G.FlorMaerk ...... Shanghai

Manila '

de Luzon Cigar Factory ...... MManila

anila

Floro

Floro Bros . Floro, Martiniano

Flourish . Manila

Chiu Bros. Blue Printing Co, ... Hongkong

Flourman . Kong Chee &Cheong ...... Penang

Flowertlfew Flowerdew Co. ... & Co. ...

Selangor

Shanghai, Si.

Fluoric

Flushness Foster McClellan

Swatow Weng Lee Co.Co. ...... Hongkong

Flying Imperial Airways Ltd. Hongkong

Foam cock . Yee Obeong & Co. ... Hongkong

Foantar ,. Foan Tar k Co., Ltd ... Shanghai

Fobesco .. Fobes & Co., Ltd,. ... ...... Tientsin

Weihaiwei

Focktai .. Fock Tai & Co.

Fogbane .. Fogden Brisbane A; Co. Ltd. ... ... Hongkong, Singapore

Fogiltoft Fog, Raebild & Toft ... Kobe

Fohka . Volkart Bros Agency ...... Tientsin

Shanghai

Foho , China Express Co., Ltd.

Fokeng .. Fook Weng k Co. .. Shanghai

Fokko .. Fokkes & Koch ... Tokyo

Folasmidth .. F. L. Smidth & Co. ... Peiping, Tokyo, S’hai.

Foncim Fonciere et Immob. de Chine ... Shanghai

Fonco Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co. ... Hongkong

Fonco

Fongbros Universal Sales ... Hongkong

.. Fong Brothers & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Fongnamsang . . Fong Nam Sang & Co. ... ... Singapore

Fongtsuen .. British-American Tobacco Co. China, Ld- Canton

Foodrug . International Food & Drug Co. ... Shanghai

Foohsiang Oriental Trading.& Engineering Ctf. ... Tientsin

Fookee .. General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. ... Mukden

Fookonwing . Fook On Wing, Ld. ... ... Hongkong

Foonghupsing . .. Foong Hup Sing Foundry ...' Ipoh, Perak

Football Shanghai Football Association ... Shanghai

Footease .. Foot Ease Hosiery Mill ... ... Ho., Shanghai

Footrule

Fooxco .. Elliott Hazzard ... ... Shanghai

.. Foox & Co. H ... ... Tientsin

Foowei Foo Wei & Co. ... ... Wei-Hai-Wei

Fooyau Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., Ltd. Macao

Ford China Inlknd Motors Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Hankow

Ford Ford k Delamore ... Selangor

Fordcar

Fordire Wallace,

Ford HireHarper

ServiceslE’O©:, Ltd. ... ...... Hongkong

Shanghai

Fordmalaya Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd. ....,. Singapore

Y’hama

Fordmotor Ford Motor Car Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Fordmotor Ford Motor Co., Inc. Shanghai ;■^

Foreigny Foreign Y. M. C. A. of Shanghai ... Shanghai

Foremost Keng Lee k Co* ... Singapore

Forenex J. D. Lewis ... Osaka

Forsterco G. P. , Forster & Co., Ltd ... Shanghai

Forteaco The Formosa Black Tea Co. ... ... Taihoku

Fortune L. Moses ... Shanghai

Fotrad Foreign Trading Co. ... ...... Hongkong

Hankow

Fouchong S4 Molchanoff Pechatnoff & Co,

Foufoong Fou Foong Flour Mill Co , Ltd: ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F3&

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fox Fox Bros. & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Foxfilm Fox Eiga Kaisha Tokyo

Foxhound Royal Exchange Assurance ... Singapore

Foxhound British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Foxstar Fox and Morrison Tientsin

Fraliguori F. is G. Liguori Kobe

F ramboise Craik, D. McLeod Penang

Framboise Swan & McLaren Penang,

Sh., Singapore

Hankow, Saigon,

Framinsure Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assurance Hanoi

F ramroz Framro & Co. Singapore

Framroze F. R. Dastoor. & Co. i : Xd Shanghai o‘*idu

Franbert Garcia and Garcia Manila arioiiud

Francasia Assurance Franco Asiatique ... All Ports ■ J

Francecom The French Chamber of Commerce of China T’sin., Sh., Hankow

Francellis Ellis & Hays ... Shanghai

Francimpor France Import ... ••• Hongkong, Hankow

Francosib S;hai Engineering & Contracting. Co. Shanghai

F ram gar Garage Central ... ... Tientsin

Franclav F. Howard-Ford Insurance Agency ••• Harbin

Franho St. Francis Hotel ..

Banque Franco Japonaise ... Hongkong

Franip ... Tokyo . i

Franklin Thompson & Co. ) ... ... Kobe , :.;-1

Franklin Franklin & Co, ... i.. • Tientsin ■i

Franklinac Franklin A. C., F.i.q.) .;. ... Hongkong - v“ . ■

Frajikpecoe Peek it Co., Ltd., , .... Singapore, Batavia

Fransiabank Banque F.ranco Chinoise ... Harbin

Fransulat ( French Consulate , t ■ ... ... All Ports fin . , •

Frangar Garage Central : ... ... Tientsin .

Frantz G. Frantz & Co q+j ... Tsingtao a< tin

Fraser Tata & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

F'raser Fraser is Co. - , , ... • •• Singapore , ’

Frasiabank , .. Banque Franco-Asiatique ... Harbin

Fraser Peter Fraser & Co. ... Kobe - ,t.1

F rastrateco Frazar Estate (3o., Ltd. dud Tokyo •lequ'i

F raternity Fraser & Co.' . Shanghai aimn ’lr

Fraternity B. D. Tata & Cp... Shanghaiorilahnnr‘l

Frawei n.r Osaka nid«iinri !

Frawithers Fraser & Co., Lt.,i George ... ..t" Shanghai

Frazar Frazar Federal Inc., U.S.A. ... All Ports ’

Frazer Manchurian Merchant Trading Co. ... Harbin ' -

Freag Far-Eastern iGriocer’s Advocate ... Hongkong- ;

FredwilcO Fred Wilson & Co., Inc. ..: ... Manila

Fredkew Fred Kew •& Co. ... u ... ’ ... Hongkong0'-

Freebac Tobacco Trading Corpbratihn. ... Shanghai

Freelcress Siam Free Press Co. ... ’ ... Bangkok

Freepresa Philippines Free Press ... .. Manila

Freixas Freixas & Co. .qD 'Manila >> '.

F'rench School .. Ecole Municipale Francais ... Hankow

Freshfood Hongkong Fresh Food Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Frenstor French Store ... ... ••• Hongkong

Fretekkah: Soc. Francaise des Mines . ... Perak

Freunder International Bye Products Co. Pep., Ti., Sb.

Friable T. W. Wu&Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

F riesland Cooperative Gondensfabriek “ Friesland

Shanghai & CpldSborafee Co., Ltd ... 'Shanghai ” Hongkong

F rigerabat

F40 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firrfk N\nxne Place

Frinke . Bruno Frinke ... Id ... Tsingtao

Frison S. Frison &. Sons Co. "i./i > . Manila

Fritzke Walter Fritzke- . .... ... Tokyo

Froiman Froiman Co ... Tientsin

Frozen Lim Khoon Hing , v.. Sipgapore

Fuchsrens . Fucbs & Bens, Ltd. . E. Sum.

Fuchung . Fu Chung Kankow Wood Oil Corp Ld Tientsin

!u chung . Tientsin Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Fgchung . The Fu Chung Corporation Tientsin, Nanking

F uelco Hongkong Fuel & Shipping Co. Hongkong

Fuelite . British Naval Office Shanghai

Fuhlee . Hall & Holtz, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Fujioka . Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Fujiyama Fujiyama ' Hongkong

Fujiyama . Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Shanghai

FukentimeS . Fookien Times Co. Manila

F\ikube . ■ Hattori Shoften ... ... ;.. Yokohama

Fukiendrug . Fukien Fukien Drug- Cc , Ltd. ... Amoy

Fukientimes . Fukien Trading'ChiTimes .. r ... ... Manila

Fuktraco . Fukui Yoko Paper Dealers Foochow

Fukuiyoko Shanghai

Fukusho Fukusho Co. ... Dairen

Fukushima . Fukushima & Co. Shanghai

Fukusei Fukusei Co. Tsimgtao

Fukuyama . Fukuyama Trading Co. Mukden

Fulford . G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada ... Shanghai, Singapore

Fulgentio . Denis Freres d’lfidochine, S. A. Saigon.

Fulgura . Bergmann Electric Co. Shanghai

Fuloskanoo .. Frodsham & Co., Ltd. Peiping

Fulton Fulton & Co., Ltd. , Yokohama

Fumagalli . China Silk Co. ... Shanghai

...-. Miami

Fun Health Penang

Fun

Fun BeachResort

Hotel Penang

Fungmanter Fung Manter & Co. Hongkong

Fuper . Fukien Paper Manufg. Co., Ltd. Foochow

F urnic . Imtermational Furnishing Co. Hongkong

F urnishing Bangkok House Furnishing Co. Penang, Bangkok

F urnistore .. The Sun Wall Co. Singapore

Fumprince . Furness (Far East), Ltd. ... Hongkong, S’hai

Furstudio . The Furniture Studio Hongkong

Furueleco . Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Furukawa . Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Dai., Sh., Tientsin

F urwool . Fur Wool Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Mukden, Harbin

Fusokaijo , Fuso Marine & Fire Insce. Co. Shanghai

F utaby . Tanuki Ya (K. Abe & Co.) Tokyo

Futai Fock Tai & Co. ... Port Edward

Futehally N. Futehally & Sons’ Kobe

Gaboco . Gabbot & Co. Shanghai

Gabor (N.V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrie! en | Harbin

’ 1 Handel Maatschappij

Gabun G. A. Burn Hongkong

Gacanfiac .. Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. ... Manila

Gacanpac .. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. All Ports

Gadsby .. J. Gadsby Tokyo

Gaelic Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd. Bangkok

Gaflac Gen’l. Accidt.- Fire Life Assur. Corpn. Shanghai, S’pore

 GABLE ADDRESSES E4l

Firm Name Place

J Gaskell & Co. •. Manila Ioj!

Galang Besar Rubber. Plantations, Ld. Poeloe, Galaiog

L. E. Gale & Co. (Fed. Inc.', U.S.A.). Shanghai, Hankow

.General Trading Co. Tientsin

D. E. Galatis ... ' .j. Tientsin

H. B. Gallop Shanghai . , .

Gamad & Co. ... Hongkong

Malaya Film Service ... , ... Singapore .

E. -O. Singapore Gammeter

Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. Singapore

Ganesh Printing Works Penang

T. B. Gansmoe ... Kobe

Prison Department ;.j Malacca

W. R. M. Stevens Shanghai

W. J. Garcia Singapore

W. H. Gardiner ... Shanghai

Nederlandsclie Handel Maatschappii- Hongkong, S’pore

■ N.V. ... ... '

New Orleans . Commercial Co. Manila

Geo. Simmons & Co. Shanghai

Gascon Motor Co. .. Hongkong

Geo. A. Simmons & Co. Shanghai

Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Gassmann & Co. ... Shanghai

Manila Gas Corporation ... Manila

Frank Gates Shanghai

Hardy Gatiff & Co., Ltd., Walter ... Tientsin

MacMillan Export Co. Tokyo

Malacca Guardian, Ltd. Malacca

Gauthier & Co. ... Hongkong

Gaw Bros., Ltd. ... Singapore

Pinang Gazette Press Ltd. Penang

G. E. Bird Shanghai

G. Borkowsky Kobe

Bowen & Co. - Manila

Geddes Tdg. & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Gedeon Freres ... ... Kobe

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd. Malacca

George Town Dispensary, Ltd. Perak, Malacca

German Machine Co. Shanghai

General Machinery Co., Inc. Manila

Genato & Co. .... Manila

F. Schoene Yokohama

Home Insurance Co. Yokohama

M. A. Genfer Harbin

General Forge Products (1929), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shanghai General Hospital Shanghai

Kato & Co. Yokohama

Chas. A. Sohieren Qx H’kong, Shanghai

General Electric Co.-Oof China, Ltd. Tientsin,. Shanghai

Fraser k Chalmers’ Engrg. Works ... ToykoShanghai

General Motors

General Motors Acceptance

Japan Ltd. Corp.

... Osaka

N. V. Batavia HO M

General

General Paint Corporation

! Shanghai

G'ensburger k Co. ' ' ..i Shanghai

¥42 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Genshoto The Mercantile Co. Shanghai

Genstore General Store Selangor

Gentaro Tanaka & Co.. Osaka

Gentradera Shanghai Engineering Co., Shanghai

Genuinely The Globe Trading Cb. Hongkong

Genyue Poy G. Lee Shanghai

Geo Francos Frank «fc Co. .... / Manila

Geology Geological Survey Batu Gajah, F.M.S.

Geomath George Matheson & Co. ... Shanghai

Georgeston George Bros. '... Swatow

Geranchine Banque Franco-Chinoise ... All Ports

Germinal Germinal Cigar & Cigarette Factory Hongkong Manila

Geron dal A. E. Gerondal ,

Gershevich Gershevich Bros. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Gerzoo Gerz h Co. Tientsin

Gestetner . N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetuer Batavia

Gestetner D. Gestether (Eastern), Ltd. "S’pore., Bangkok,

Manila, H’kong

Gestetners Gestetner Duplicators Shanghai

Getco General Trading Co. > •’> .... Hongkong

Gets -Getz Bros. & Co. ... ... All Ports

Geyer Hans Geyer. Bangkok

Giarc Craig k Co., Ltd. 1 .... Singapore

Gianchand 'Kashmir Silk Store:: . ... Hongkong

Giansingh Gian Singh & Co. , ... Selangor

Gibb Gibb, Livingston, k Co., Ltd. / H’kong , Foochow,,

t Shanghai

Gibbs Gibbs & Co., Ltd: Yokohama

Giblet . Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.... Hongkong b ;

G ibmac J. H. Gibson Manila

Gibslaw Gibbs and McDonough ... ....- Manila

Gidaiyoko ; Gidai Yoko :L ... Shanghai i

Gi leap Capstick Tientsin

Gild H. Gild ... 1/.- L-! Singapore

Giles St. Giles British School Tsingtao v.

Gilfillan Harper,-Gilfillan & Co.-, Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Gillis ' I. V. Gillis Peiping

Gillon Gillon & Co b.ij .... Hankow, Yokohama

Gilman Hongkong - >,f ,

Gilman

Gimhua Lira Sae&.;Co.,

Gim kLtdiCo.,;>qaiT,- ...... Manila

Gimseng Beng Swee & Co., Ltd3 Penang

Ginszu ; Li

Gipco Gipperich & Co., E. Hongkong,;

Gipperich McKesson & Robins, Inc. ... Tientsin

Girard Getly Co., The ... . Shanghai ’ T9^fj9j>

Gishoyoko Gishq ,Eleetr(ic • Co.: , i ... . Tientsin

Glacis Hongkong Cbpiph Ice; Manufg.: Co. Hongkong .. .

Gladness Woo k Woo_ Hongkong

Glaiserman . n rJ. M. Glaisermap, Inc.. ... Manila

Glanzmann ;]anzinaim' iV Co. Shanghai..

Glass Chua Yap Manila

Glass Glass Products -Trade k Industrial H.arbin < .

Co., Glass.

Asahi Ltd., Co., !,.Ltd. •... .

Glass T. Tokyo .nrniiotnnoD

Gledhill Allen & Gledhill ... ... ...{ Johore, Singapore,

Malacca -: 7;■'

 CABLE ADDRESSES F4.1

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Clenline Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd. S’hai, Hankow, T'tsin

(Denny Dr. E. Glenny ... Negri Sembilan

Globance Liverpool & London & Globe Irisce. Shanghai

Co.., Ltd

Globe Livernool k L’don k Globe Insce. Co. Tokyo, Hongkong

Globe Lun Hee Chang, Ltd. Singapore

Glomobile The Globe Automatic Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Gloucester The. Gloucester Hotel Hongkong

Glueckauf A. Goeke & Co. ... Hongkong

Gmehling Gmehling & Co. ... Shanghai

Gobetanabe Tanabe Gohei Shoten Osaka

Gobhai Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. Shanghai

Godavery Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corpn.... San Francisco

Goddard Goddard & Douglas Hongkong

Godguni E. Vemaudon Tientsin

Hongkong

Godhelp R. E. Desai

Godowns H’kong & K’lopn Wharf & Godown Co Hongkong

Godwin Godwin Holgate & Co. (F. East), Ltd. Hankow Singapore

Goertz Goertz & Diener, Ltd.

Goessle R. F, Goessle Singapore

Gokuya O. Makino, Esq. ... Tokyo

Goldam Konietzke & Goldan Motor Works ... Tientsin

Goldbrofur Gold & Bros, Inc. Tientsin

Goldenberg Goldenberg & Co., Inc. Manila

Goldenstar Golden Star Trading Co., Ltd., The Hongkong

Goldenpond K. C. Chiu Hongkong

Golder Konietzke Tientsin

Goldfinch Clover Flower Shop Hongkong

Goldfirch Hongkong Nursery, The Hongkong

Gomumari lida k Co. Osaka, Kobe

Gondamow C. H. Gonda Shanghai

Gonpu Gonzalo Punyat k Sons ... ... Manila

Manila

Gonpu Puyat Music House Singapore

Goodbooks Good Books, Pictures & Works of Art, Ltd. Hongkong

Goodhong Good Hong Tobacco Co.

Goodman Commercial Union Assurance Co.* Ltd. IJarbin Osaka

Goodridee Kobe Engineering

Yokohama Rubber Works

Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Goodrush , Traders Co. ... ... -I Amoy

Goods Singapore

Goodwood Goodwood Park Hotel

Goodyear Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.. • Shanghai, Manila

Goodyear Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co. ... Sumatra

Gordon . Gordons Ltd. ... . ••• Hongkong

Batavia

Gorkom J. Van Gorkom & Co., N.V. Tokyo

Goshfrazco . Frazar & Co. Shanghai

Gosho . Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha ...

Goessele Goessele, R. F. Singapore

Gossgae _ United Exporters, Ld., ■Singapore

Gotestburu Govt. Testing Bureau of Shanghai ... Osaka Shanghai

Gothlold . Otomune k 00. Manila

Gotiangee Go Tian Gee k Co. Cebu

Gotiaoco , Insular Navigation Co.

Goticus . Gadelius & Cb., Ltd. 1 Tokyo, Osaka

Goticus Boving k Co., Ltd, Tokyo

... > l.-. Hongkong

Gotla . P. D. Gotla & Co. Shanghai

Goullart . P. Goullart ... ...

Gouwboenseng .1 . Gouw Boen Seng k Co. .1. ,.oO .yL; ’Batavia

F44 CABILE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name - >. Place

Governbank . Central Bank of China Tientsin

Govsec Secretariat ... ..y; Sarawak

Graca . Graca &: Co. ... o.i Hongkong

Graciani J. Graciani i Co. ... Kobe

Gradatim . A. L. Anderson & Co. . Shanghai

Grafonola Columbia Gramaphone Go. Tokyo, Kobe

Graham Teluk Anson. Cash Chemists Teluk Anson

Grahamite .. Wilkinson, Heywood k Clark Shanghai

Grama . Manila Grafica, Inc. :.. Manila

Grandotel The Grand Hotels, Ltd. ... Harbin, Tsingtao

Granitoid Bitzer & Co. ... ... .. Hongkong

Granite Brash & Smith Perak

Graphite . Japan Graphite Refining^ M fg. Co., Ltd. Kobe

Grasano . Asano Bussan Kaisha,* Ltd. Tokyo

Graval . The A jit Singh Bros. Hongkong

Grayeblock . Concrete Products^ Ltd. Hongkong

Grearaimc Arareta, Inc. Gregorio Manila

Grease . A. P. Greaves ... Hongkong

Great . Mington Forwarding aihd: Express Co. .. Tientsin

Greateast .V Gi’eat Eastern Hotel ... Selangor

Selangor,

Greateast

Greatest

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

. Great Eastern Life Assurance' Co., Ltd Sai., Manila,Si.Bangkok

Greathotel . Great Eastern Hotel ... .. Manila

Greatwall The Hwa Chang Company, Ltd Hankow

Gredispen . Great Eastern Dispensary ... Shanghai

Greenland . Greenland & Sons ... .. Tientsin

Greenland Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Macaa

Greenwood . Gill* Co. Tokyo

Greggcar . The Gregg Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Gregorian Hongkong

Greig * . T.M. M. GregoryCo.

W. Greig& & Co. Foochow

Tientsin

Greiss . North China Fur & Go. Shanghai

Greiwis Molnar & Greiner

Greiwia . Olien en Vetteo Import en Export

Maatschappij (Olimpex) '■ Shanghai

Grenard .5 L. Grenard & Co. Shanghai

Grenier ! Charles Grenier & Son, Ltd. .. /Per., Seh, Negri

\ Sembilan

Grifco Hongkong

Griffith

Grilk .. T.E.

GriffithGriffith

&Co.(1932)

.. Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Grill C. J. Grill

. Max Grilk Tsingtao

Grinsten . Far Eastern Trading Co. ’ .... Hakodate

Grobnol . W. S. Longborg Shanghai

Groseribs

Grosvenor . J.Grosvenor

F. Grose Hotel

& Co. Hongkong

Singapore

Groversims J. Grover Sims ... Kobe

Guardian Yokohama

Guardian .. “Guardian

Malacca Assurance

Guardian ” Co.

Ltd. ... Malacca

Guanmoh . Guan Mob Co. Perak

Gubbay Unico Trading Co., Ltd Kobe

Gubs .. D. M. Gubbay Shanghai

Guentzel Handel Mij. Gentzel & Schumachor E. Sum., Padang, Si.

Guianto

Guillca . General Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Manila

Guira .. Italian

G. E. Campbell

Hospital for Chinese ... Pepin g

Gula Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ld. Perak

Gully . Gully &, Co., J. ... Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F45

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Gumco Dunlop Rubber Co. Kobe

Kobe

Gunyon C. C. Gunyon

Gurvich Fancy Goods Store Canton

Gussie Hongkong Publishing Bureau Hongkong

Guthrie Guthrie k, Co., Ltd. f Pen., Perak, E. Suim

( Singapore

Guttridge Guttridge & Chambers, Inc. Manila

Guzdar Guzdar & Co. Hankow

Gysom International Engineering Co., Inc Bangkok Shanghai

Habibullah H. M. Habibullah Co.

Habiture Huttenbach, Ltd. Si., Pen., Per

Shanghai

Hachiro

Haekmack Hayashi i f c

Hackmack

Hackmeier Hackmeier, L. Singapore

Shanghai

Hadoinan Wal ter Hartmann Batavia

Hageehandel N. Y. Heybroek’s Groothhandel

Hagemeyer Hagemeyer Trading Co, Ltd. Kobe

Haiohang Hai Chang S.iS. Co. Shanghai

Haidarali Haidarali & Co. Kobe

Hongkong

Haidefag Agfa China Co. Tientsin

Kaiho Haiho Conservancy

Hainan Motor Co. Commission

... Hoihow

... Tientsin

Hainamnotor' .

Haitradco Haiho Trading Co. Tientsin

Haitradco Commercial

Hoffman Mfg.Union Co., Assn.

Ltd. Co..

... Ltd. ... Tientsin

Tientsin

Haitradco Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.

Haitradco

HajiN.Bachee Malacca

Hajihachee

Hajipichay N. PitchayA Bros.

Sons Malacca

Hajisavul Savul & Co , A. I. Shanghai

Hakaca Hua Kuang Trading Corpn Tientsin

Hakatz Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Kavira Kobe

Hakim

Hal co Hallam &&Co.Co. Selangor

Saigon

Hale Wm.

Hale Hale Co.

Shoe & Co., Ltd. Manila

Haleshoeco

Half watt Phillips Insurance

China Co. Co. ... Shanghai

Halifax Halifax Shanghai

Hall •Tno. W. Hall Yokohama

Hall & Hall Hall & Hall Shanghai

Hallaw Hall, Law & Co., Ltd. Ho. Shanghai

Hongkong

Halliard A.Frank

R. H.R.Esmail

Hailing Co. Tsingtao

Hailing

Hallway Way A Hall Hongkong

Haloheme Hailock’s Chinese Almanac ... Shanghai

Hamasaki Hamasaki A Co., Ltd. Dairen

Hongkong

Hamberli Hamburg-Amerika Line'

Hambro Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and

Haberdashery Manila

Hamet A. H.Hammer

HametA ACo.,Co.Ltd. Hongkong

Hammer W. Singapore

Shanghai

Hamra

Hamraco A.James

J. HamHamilton,

rath A Co.Ltd. Shanghai

Hanby Danby and Hance Hongkong

Hand el bank Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank X. V. All Ports.

Sourabaya

Handelsblad Soerabaiasch Handelsblad Hankow, Shanghai

Handelskam German Chamber of Commerce

Szechuan Handels Gesellschaft M.B.H. ... Shanghai Chungking

Handgesell Samuel, O-born A Co., Ltd. ...

Hand heart Wilson Oscar Singapore

Handwriter V.i

F3

F46 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Handy St. Mary’s Dispensary ... A. Singapore

Hangming F. W. Hammond

Handkerchf ... K. Yoshizaki & Co. Osaka

Hankowbank Hankow Bank, Ltd. , Hankow

Hanland Bremen Colonial k China Trading Co.,... Tientsin, Hankow

Hanmow James Magillbfc Co. ... Shanghai

Can. Hongkong

Hannibal W. A. Hannibal & Co., Ltd. ... . , Shanghai

Hannibal H. Reiss & Co. (Fed.

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co. Inc., U.S.A.) ... T’sin, H’kong, Canton

Hanolamp Tokyo

Hanseatic

Hansen Hanseatic Motor Co., ... ... Tokyo

Hansteel Danish

Han YehConsulate

Ping Iron...and Coal Co., Ltd ... Shanghai

Hans Kobe Yokohama

Hapagwolf Hans Wolf

C. lilies Steamship

& Co. Agencies . Kobe,

Manila

Hapag

Hapag German . Singapore

Hapag Straits Java TradingLinie

Hamburg-Amerika Co., N.V. Ti., Shangai Manila

Happer J. S Happer Tokyo

Happy William A. Adams & Co. Shanghai

Hara Hara & Co. ... Yokohama

Haradagnmi Harada & Oo. Dairen

Harbin Nikolaeff Nickolaeff Bros. ... Harbin

Harchi Arnhold & Co., Ltd. . Sh..

All Ports.

Foo., Can., Ho.

Harchi China Genera.1 Omnibus Co., Ltd.

Hardavmocy Harley Davidson

Hardivilliers & Cie& Co. Tokyo

Shanghai

Hardi viler

Hardware Gordon & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hardware Union Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hargenode C.Hariram

HargenSilkA Store,

Co. ; '.. Shanghai

. Hongkong

Hariram

Harisladen H. E. Harris & Co. Shanghai

Harjanes Automatic Electric Co. Shanghai

Harlo American Merchandise Co. Kobe

Harmony Chartered P>ank of India, Aust. & China... Harbin

Harper Negri Sembilan Planters Association ... Neg. Sem.

Hongkong

Harperford Wallace Harper & Co.,

Henry Quelch & Co. , ... T Ltd. ... Shangai

Harque

Harricross Harrisons & Crosfield Medan

Harriman G. A. Harriman & Co. Hongkong

Harris Erin House Tsingtao

Harrisladen J. E. R. Harris & Co. Shanghai

Haschmid H. A. Schmid Co. Kobe

Hasegawa Hasegawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Haseyoshi Hasegawa (Yoshino) Osaka

Hashimat Hashim Commercial & Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Hashimoto Hashimoito Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Hask sells Haskins & Sells Shanghai, Manila

Hassaram Hassaram & Co. Yokoh ama, Hongkong

Hatch Hatch, Carter & Co. Tientsin

Hongkong

Hatco Hongkong American Trading Co. Shanghai

Hatsuppler Shanghai Hat Body Supply Co. Hongkong, Shanghai

Hattori The Hattori Trading Co. Tientsin

Hatzipapas Industrial Marble Works Kobe

Hausnico

Havanna Hausherr, Nishi

Lopato Sons, Ltd.

Havraise Societe Anonyme Saigon

Hawpar Eng Singapore, Hongkong

Hayim A. J.Aim Tong

Hayim Shanghai

Hongkong

Hayloft A. H. Potts

 CABLE ADDEESSES F47

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Hayoo

Hazelearth ....... Reuben

HazelandBros., Ltd.

k Gonella Singapore

Heacock ... Heacock k Cheek Co. Hongkong

Shanghai

Healey ... Siam Architects (Import) ... Bangkok

Healing ... Healing & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Health ... Council of Health Education ... Shanghai

Health Bureau ... Health Service Intelligence Bureau Hongkong, Shanghai;

Healthco ... Great China Health Co Shanghai

Heapcheong ... Teo Kian Huat Co. ... Amoy

Heaply .... Heaply & Co. ,' V j , .... Hongkong

Tientsin

Heath ... Heath & Co., Ltd.

Heather ... Heath (1927), Ltd. Shanghai

Hedimcom ... Hedaya Importing Co. Shanghai

Heikodor ... Dr. E. Heinze Osaka

Helencig .... Helena Cigar Co. Manila

Helios ... Delbourgo & Co. ... Shanghai

Hellmann Canton

Hellyer ...... Carlowitz& Co.

Hellyer & Go.;r , s, ... Shidzuoka

Kobe

Helm

Helm ...... Helm kBros.,

Helm Ltd.

Weber MukdenY’hama,

Helno ... Helmut Nocht Hongkong

Helvetia ... Naigai Kagaku Bussan, G. K. Osaka

Hemporth ... Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. f Manila, Iloilo,

( Cebu, Davao

Hemssco .... Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co. Ltd.' Singapore

Henchoontong ... Hen Choon Tong Penang

Hendersco

Hendry ...

... J.Hung

Henderson k Co.

Teh Trading Co. Tientsin

Shanghai

Henggeler ... Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd. Perak

Henggeler ... Henggeler & Martin, Ltd. Selangor

Henkelouis ... Louis Henkel k Co. Shanghai

Henndam

Henty ...... Henningsen Produce

Henty Parbury k Co. Co, Shanghai

Kobe

Heppriest .... Hepworth Priestley & Co. Hongkong

Heptagon ... G. R, H. Chetty & Co. Kobe

Heptagon ... Krishnasawny Chetty Co. ... Kobe

Herald ... North China Daily News tt Herald, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Herald ... Hankow Herald, Inc Hankow

Herald ... Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette Kobe

Herald ... Philippines Herald Manila

Hercules ... Hercules Lumber On. Manila

Herlofson ... Herlofsbn it Reeves Shanghai

Herman ... Souza & Co , H. M. de ... Malacca

Hermes ... Saihara & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Hermkramer ... H. Eramer Osaka, Tokyo

Hertz ... Dr. C. Henry Hertz Penang

Shanghai

Herwhit ... Whitworth, Herbert, Ltd.

Hess .... Carl Hess .... ..... Manila

Hestehov ... Shanghai Horse Bazaar At Motpt Co., Ltd, Shanghai

Kobe

Heuperman ; ... 1 Heuperman A; Van Brevekelan Singapore !

Hevea ..l. Carmichael & Co.

Hewa ... P. H. Hendry Selangor

Hewet ... Hewett Art Furniture Co. Singapore

Hexagon ... Alfred Herbert, Ltd. Osaka

Heymco ... Yangtze Import Co Shanghai

Heyn ... Reuter, Brockelmann k Co. Ti., Pe., Can.

Hfchangco ... Chang k Co., H. F. Tientsin

F48 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hianguanlao Antonio H. G. Lao Manila

Hibert Dr. E. P.

Hadaka & Co. H. Hibert Shanghai

Hirfaka Eastern Mining & Rubber Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Highsea High Street Provision Store, Ltd. ... Singapore

Highstore Singapore

Hi! oar Auto Trucking Co. .... Manila

Hilfarko

Hiliebsen Hill Pharmacy Kobe

Hillkatoh Jebsen & Co. Hongkong

Osaka

Hillrow Greenhill, Kato & Co. Batavia

Himalaya Bowley, Davies

Hongkong & Co.,Bank

& Shanghai Ltd. ....... Saigon

Himly Himly Ltd. Hongkong

Hingebutts

Hinjiiap Higashi & Co. Osaka

Hingkee A.King& Giap Co. Hingkee & Co....

P. Leong ... Penang

Macao

Hingkee W. T. & L. Trading Co. ... Selangor

Hinleong Hin Leong

Hinnam Hinnam & Little Dispensary, Ltd. ... Singapore

Hinoya Japan Asbestos Slate Manufg. Co., Ltd.... Kobe

Hin,trade Hin Cheong Trading Co. Hongkong

Hipseng Hipseng Co. ... ... Shanghai

Hipwo Hip Wo & Co. Macao

Hipwoloong Hip Wo Loong & Co. Wei Hai Wei

Hire H’kow International Recreation Club Hankow

Hirji M. H. Hirji & Co. Kobe

Hirade K. Hirade & Co. Kobe

Hiroshima Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Kobe

Hiroya Furido Shokai Tokyo, Kobe

Hirsbnmner Hirsbrunner & Co. Shanghai

Hirscorn p Hirss Co. Hongkong

Shanghai

Hirshorn M. J. Hirshorn

Hishimaru Shanghai Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

flispanoco Compania Hispano Filipino .... Manila

Hithermos Ching Eng & Co. Penang

Hktyreco Hongkong Tyre Co. Hongkong

Hoaline Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V. Kobe

Hoaline Holland East Asia Line (Eastern &

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ltd.) Manila

Hobbly Ho Kwong Hongkong

Hocanexco Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Canton

Hochun China United Apartment ... iShanghai

Hocbun China United Assurance Society, Ltd— Shanghai

Hochang Hochang & Co. . Shanghai

Hockannbit Hock Ann Co. Singapore

Hockhaut Klang Malayan Pineapple Co. Klang

Hockhuat Swee Heng Leong & Co. Selangor

Hodzuco Ho Dzu & Co. Chefoo

Hoeboonleong Hoe BoonHoehnke

Leong ....... Singapore

Shanghai

Hoehnke Frithjof

Hogarfilip El Hogar Filipina Manila

Hogg Button Canton

Hogg Hoge & &Co.Co., E. M. Canton

Hobo

Hohong Ho

Ho Ho HongBiscuit Factory

Portland Cement Works Singapore

Hohongco ... Ho Hone Co. fChina) Ltd Singapore

Swatow

Hohong Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ltd. ... Singapore

Hohongsoap

Hohong Ho Hong Soap Factory Singapore

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F49

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Holism Hohsin & Co. Hankow

Hoken New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Kobe

Hokimiterk Georgetown Trader Penang

Hokimterk

Hokinecko Georgetown

Hongkong Import Motor

Export Co. Penang

Hokiyoko Hoki Yoko Hongkong

Hokuchin Shanghai

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. ... Unsan

Hokushin Kenshiin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Holchihand

Holchihand Holland China Trading

HandelsCo., Compagnie All Ports

Holdslooms L.Holland China

E. Illingworth .... Ltd.... .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Hollandia Netherlands

Holliday Consulate

& Co., Ltd. H’kong, S'pore, Ko.

Hollidays Shanghai

Holsing Trading Co. ‘’'Holland” ... Singapore

Holsing

Holstein Handelsvereeniging

C. Holstein & Co. Holland ... Singapore

Holstein Holstein Shipping

Homaco The Hongkong Motor Accessories Co. .. Yokohama

Hongkong

Homerling Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Amoy

Homieck Paulinet & Co.; Ltd. ... Kobe

Homos Home of Onesiphorus Taian

Honarexco

Hongbank Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd Hongkong

Hongchiang Hongkong

Hong Chang& Shanghai

Oil Mills Banking Corpn. .. Hamburg

Hongclub Hongkong Club ... Singapore

Hongoomco The Hongkong Commercial Co. Hongkong

Hongrail Kowloon-Canton Railway Hongkong

Honico Heung On Insurance Co., Ltd..... H ongkong

Hongkong

Hon iron Honolulu Iron Works Co. Manila

Honkeehong Hon Kee Hong Hongkong

Honshagink Hongkong & Shanghai Banking : Corp. .. Tokyo

Honshisei Ichikawa

Honson Co.Shiseido &.... Co. ' ,.. Tokyo

Honsocoy Hongkong

Ho n wan The Honwan Trading Go. ... Canton

Hoocheo n gwo Hoo Cheong Woo & Co. Hongkomg

Hooglandt Hooglandt & Co Singapore

Hoondamall Hoondamall & Son Kobe, Medan

Hooppoles Hongkong

Norton Trading Co.

& Harrison Co. Hongkong

Hoopton

D ope Gibb & Co. Manila

Hopebros Hope Perak

Hopec Hope Bros.

Co. & Co Shanghai

Amoy

Hopkee Hop Kee & Co. Chinwangtao

Hopson H. Walker Hopson Selangor

Hormasjee J. Hormasjee Shanghai

Horne Horne Trading Co., Tokyo Osaka

Horrobin S. L. Horrobin . ...r ... Shanghai

Horseshoe

Horsford J. G. Brimo Manila

Hortulan Chartered

HoraiHoshi Bank

Gyogyo Co.. Ltd. Co.,&Ld.

of India Aust. China.. Hongkong

Hoshiksuri The Pharmaceutical Hongkong

Hoshima Tokyo

Kenshin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Hosig

Hoskyn Hoggard andCo.Sigler Shanghai

Hospl Foochow &Christian

Hoskyn Inc. Union Hospital Iloilo

Foochow

Hospico Country Hospital Shanghai

Hospital Saint | International Hospital Peiping

Miohel

Hotchand Hotchand Kemchand Kobe

F50 CARLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad\ Firm Name Place

Hotema . H. Oliveira & Son Shanghai

Sandakan

Hotel . Sandakan Hotel Penang

Hoteleando Eastern and

Imperial Oriental

Hotel Ltd. Hotel, Ltd. Tientsin

Hotelimp

Hourglass Standard-Vacuum Corpn. ... Nagasaki

Household Householders, Ltd. Singapore

Howell L. H. Howell ... Peiping

Howite Howite

Shanghai

Howsang How

HoyleSang Co.

& Smith Singapore

Hoylsmith American Drug Store ... .. Peiping

Hua-An

Huamo Eastern Rug Co. Tientsin

Huamo Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Huanhai Universal Trading Corporation Tientsin

Huashen Hua Sheng Co Tientsin

Huberco Huber & Co., E. ... Shanghai

Hudnut Hudnut Richard, Perfumer Shanghai

Hudson Commercial Exchange & Paper Mfg. Co. . Shanghai

. Hudson Ning., Shanghai

Hudson

Hudson Dr. F. B.

Co. .... Shanghai

Singapore

Huge Eu Tong Sen

Hulsemann New Engine and Iron Works Hankow

Humboldt P. Schmitz & Co Osaka, Tokyo

Humepipe Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Humesinga Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd. Singapore

Humesinga Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd. Singapore

Humid Shanghai Life Insurance Co. Hankow

Humid Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada ... Hankow

Humid Hugh Middleton & Co., Ltd. S’hai, Hankow

Hungdaib Hung Dah Co'. ... ... ... Soochow

Hunke Hunke & Muller Tientsin

Hunter . Hunter & Co., E. H. Ko., Os., Har.., Tokyo'

Hupchiangclhaix... Hup Ohiang Chan Singapore

.. Hup Selanglor

Huphin

Hussey HarryHinHussey

& Co .... .. Peiping.

Hustle . Russell & Co. Manila

Perak

Huttenbach .. G.Huttenbach,

E. HuygenLazarus & Sons, Ltd. Swa.,

Huygen

Huyot . Huey Yot Tin Dredging, Ltd. Perak Can, Ho.

Hwaching Hwa Ching Co. ... Chefoo

Hwamer Hwamer & Co Hongkong

Hwano Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. .. Harbin

Hwasiang . Chinese Commercial

Hongkong Metal Window Bank,Mfg.Ltd.Co. Singapore

Hwindow Hongkong

Hyawee David Simon Kobe

Hydrangco . Chiu On Steamship

Hye Seng & Co Co.,Bank Ltd. Hongkong

Hyesengco Singapore

Hymsun

Hyttefad .. Anglo Chinese Dispensary Co.

China Export-Import

.. Hongkong

Shanghai

Hytun . Overseas Shipping & Warehouse Co. .... Shanghai

Hywem . Wen Hsiang Yung Co. Tientsin

Iberia Llorens Hijo Kobe

Icaru The Progress Co. Canton

Ice . Zamboanga Cold Storage Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Ice .. Hankow

Dai Ichi Ice Works,....Ltd.

Ginko jj .... Hankow

Osaka

Ichigin Wuhu

Ichisan .. A. & P. HingkeeHospital

Wuhu General

Ideal

Idealowe Ideal Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

 CABILE ADDRESSES Ft I

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ideo Imprimerie

Ideal Radio d’Extreme

Services Orient Hanoi

Hongkong

Idrad

Ikcerem H. Merecki Tokyo, Kobe

Ilberts Ilbert & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Ilco Insular Lumber Co.

Uicoal I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

lilies C. lilies & Sugar

Co. Estate Tokyo, Osaka

Imdul Calambra ... Manila

Impho Imperial Hotel ... Osaka, Tokyo

Impkemix Imperial Chemical Industries Singapore

(Malaya), Ltd. Malaya

Chinese Importers Hongkong

Imporsynd

Importers Thean Huat & Co. Syndicate ... Penang

Shanghai

Impexchung -Chung Eoo Co Tientsin, Hankow

Imposica Chungking Import, China, S. A.

Imposica Dohr & Co., G. ... Tiemtsin

Imprimerie ; ... Waterlow & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

{Tientsin, Shanghai,

Imundex Grotjahn & Co .. . . . Manila,

Batavia,Singapore,

Hongkong

Inalada The Sun Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Inbusmach International Business Machines Corp. ... All Shanghai

Incamo . International Ports ,

Indcoal Amritlal, OjhaCommercial

& Co., Ltd Co. Hongkong

Ti., Soochow, Wuhu

Inchcoy Indo China S. N. Co. Wuhu, C’kiang

Inchcoy Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Inculcate Ameri. Presbyterian Mission in Siam Bangkok

Indemnity Eastern Underwriters Shanghai, Tientsin

Independent Murakami & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Manila

Independent Independent

Independent Film Exchange Co. of China Shanghai

Indepfilms Indian Commercial Co. Manila

Indiacomco

Indigo Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China Iloilo

Indochine Banque de 1'Indo-Chine ... All Ports

Indtrade Industry Trading" Co. Shanghai

Indug Insular Drug Co., Inc. Manila

Indusenter Industrial Enterprises, Ltd. Harbin

Indusfores Soc. Industrielleet Fomstiered’Extremo... Hanoi

Indusmiss Industrial Mission, Centre Shanghai

Industrial Chefoo

Industrial Mission Chefoo Industrial

Industrial Export Mission

China Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Industrie Maatschappij voor Handel & Industrie Bangkok Padang

Industries Siam Industries, Ltd. ...

indyunnan Cie Frangaise des Chenins de Fer del

Indo-Chine et du Yunnan Saigon, Hanoi

Inerol Esso. Co. .... ... Tientsin

'... Lyons

Infreschi

Ingenetric Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn

International General Electric Co., Inc. ... Tokyo, Osaka

Ingenetrie Gen. Electric Appliance of the P’pines Manila

Ingersiler Ingersol Rand Ld. Singapore

Ingots A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Inhealco International Health Corporation

China Ink

Inkco Wo Hop Hongkong

Inkhorn

Inland The China Inland Mission Boy’s School ... China Ports

Inland Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital Changsha

Inland Mission ... China Inland Mission Ichang, C’sha, SRai

Innco Khoo Saik Inn & Co. Penang

F52 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Inotaisaku Eutabaya & Co., Ltd. ... . Tokyo

Ins&ctcid Ueyamayers Japan Insect Powder Co. Osaka

Institute Shanghai Engineering Club ... . Shanghai

Insular Insular Hotel . Amoy

Insular La Insular Cigar & Cig. Co. .... . Manila

Insulation C. H. Nelson . Kobe

Insulation Philippine Cork & Insulation Oo. . Manila

Insulife Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. . Manila

Insumerco Bunning & Co. Siam Rice Co., Ltd.

International . Manila

Intacorice

Inter International Export Co., (Kiangsu) Ltd... . BangkokNanking

Interbooks International Booksellers, Ltd... Shanghai

Intercorice International Siam Rice Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Interha International Harvester Export

Anglo-Chinese Building Co. ... Co. Harbin

Interlude China Coal Co. . Shanghai

Interlude China Produce & Lace Co. ... . Shanghai

Interlude Electric Wire & Plumbing Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Interlude International Crediet en Handels- f Singapore, Bangkok^

Internatio Yereening \ Semarang, Sourabava

International International Paint Co. ... ... Kobe

Internews King Features Syndicate Tokyo

Interporters Interporters Co Singapore

Interprete Stephen Bros. Singapore

Intersavin Assurance Franco-Asiatique ... Tsinan, Peiping

Intersavin International Savings Society All Ports

Intersavin

Intersure Brand

All Ports

International Insurance Office, Inc.

Intertrade International Indentin,g Co. Singapore

Intertext International Correspondence School Manila, S’hai., S’pore

Intertext Technical Supply Co. of China Shanghai

Intertobac International Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Intradinco International Trading Co. Shanghai

Intustrie The Tai Ping Fire & Mar. Ins Co. Ld. Tientsin

Invincible Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ipekdjian Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd. ... Bangkok, Hongkong

Ipoh Club

Iptak Ipoh Club Perak

Irclub Ip Tak & Co. Recreation Club Hongkong Tientsin

Shanghai,

International

Ironsons Fisk Tire Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Irvhurnag Allan & Buchan Shanghai

Irvinjones

Irwin Irving, Jones & Co. Singapore

Tientsin

Isaac Irwin, Brown & Grice S’pore., Shanghai

Isaacnco Ed. Ezra

E. S. Isaac& Co. ... Singapore

Isabeau France Boyeki Shokai Yokohama, Kobe

Isahtsuji Tsuji Osaka

Isamy “Isamy” N.V. Batavia

Ishihara Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha Singapore

Ishoo Nippon India Trading Co. Kobe

Isida Isida Association... Shanghai

Iskibp&o “Social Welfare” Tientsin

Isonandra Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd. Shanghai,

Shanghai Singapore

Issor G. Rossi & Co

Israel’s Messenger Shanghai

Israelite

Isuan Isuan, Inc. Manila

Iswar Ashabhai & Co. ... Kobe

Italagency Manufacturers Representatives Ltd. Hongkong

Italasia Italasia Ld. i;;. QuJ Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F53

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Italconsul . Italian .... ...] Yokohama,

Manila

Singapore,

Italiadipl . Italian Embassy .... Tokyo, B’kok

Italics .. Chartered Bank of India-Australia Perak

Italo .. P. Pezzini & Co. Tientsin

Italo ... Tientsin Forwarding & Commission 1 Agenc Y Tientsin

Itoshoko .. Ito Co., Ltd. ... .... Hongkong,

Tientsin Shanghai

Itrac .. Italian Trading Co.

Itrust .. Singapore Improvement Trust Singapore

lunin . Chau &; Lee Hongkong

Irvinjones Irving Jones & Co. Singapore

Iwai ... Iwai & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Iwaki Chefoo

Iwasaki

Iwasakibak ..... Iwaki & Co.Goshi Kaisha

Mitsubishi Perak

Shanghai

Iwasakisal ..... Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.

Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. All Ports

Iwataandco ... Iwata Shokai Yokohama

Iwatabros Iwata Brothers & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Izukichi ... Kishimoto Shoten Osaka

Jabakins ...... Jabara

Baker, Perkins, Tokyo

Jabarand & Bros. Ltd. Shanghai

Hongkong

J achi Japan-China-India Co. Singapore

Jacko .. Jackson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

J ackson J. M. Jackson Sourabaya

Jacoberg ...... Jacobson van Berg & Co. .... Tientsin

Jacobsfurs Jacobson Kupitsky

Jacolob J. Osawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Jadering Sauer & Co. Peiping

Jaeger .. Jaeger & Co. Singapore

J affer .. M. Jaffer & Co. ... Kobe

Jagar .. New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. Kesial, Kelantan

Batavia, S’baya

Jaissle . O. Jaissle & Co. Hongkong

Jalaing . S. C. Lay & Co.

Jarabaree

James .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Foochow Yokohama

. C. H. N. James ...

Jamesglobe .. James’s Globe Trading Co. Kobe

Jameslam J. Lam & Co. Canton

Jansanel ,. Jansen & Co., L. E. Batavia

Japan Hotel .. Hotel du Japon ... Nagasaki

Japanauto ,. Japan Automobile Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Japaniscom .. Japanese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Japapco . Japan Paper Co- Kobe

Japfar Bleistein, Inc., J. H. Tientsin

Japvention ... J.International Inventions, Ltd. Kobe

Selangor

Jar A. Russell & Co.

Jardeng .. Hope Grittall (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Jardeng .. .Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd. ... All Ports

Tientsin

Jardine ..... Ellerman & Bucknall Co., Ltd.

.Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Jardine Tientsin

Jardine .. Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. ...

Jardine ... Shanghai Rugby Union Football Club .... Shanghai

Jargold Ewo Cold Storage Co. Shanghai

Jarkon ... British & Chinese Corporation, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Jarkong ... Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Pep., Shanghai

Jasburke Burke & Baker ... Osaka

Jaspersetn ... M. P. Jaspersen ... Newchwang

Jasyau .... James Yau & Co. Hongkong

F54 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Javahout Javascfhe* Houthandel-Maatschappij ... Batavia

Javaienbo Java len Boe Kongsie Semarang

Javalijn Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V. All Ports

Shanghai

Javasugar Erdmann & Sieicken Hongkong

Javasugar Kian Cwan Co., Ltd. e Hongkong

Javictor J. A. Victor, Manufacturers’

Jayatchbee James H. Backhouse, Ltd. Kepresentativi Hongkong, Canton

Jaymor J. H. Morgan Yokohama

Jayna A. Vickram & Co. Kobe

Jean Jeasin Piano Co. 1 Shanghai

Jeandab Teesdale, Newman & Co. ... ... AllShanghai

Jebsen Jebsep & Co. Ports

Jedeikin Louis Jedekein ... Kobe

... Singapore

Jeeachian Jee Ah

The HayesChian & Co.

Engineering Tientsin

Jehayes

Jenco Jenkins Tobacco Co. Corporation, Inc. Perak Shanghai

Jendarata .. United Plantations, Ltd. ... Peiping, Tientsin

Jenli Jen Li Co., The Shanghai

Jensenuis G. S. Jensen

Jeramer Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya ... Penang

Jerams Thakurdas Jeramdas & Co. ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Jerome Shorthand & Commercial Bureau, The ... Tokyo

Jerpi Western Electric Co. ... Otaru

Jetcolim Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Jethanand Radiant Silk Mart

Jetpelham J. E. Turner & Co. ... •/, , ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Jewellery Sheriff Brothers ... Saigon

Jikel J. Keller Swatow

Jin Boan Seng Tientsin

Jin tan Jintan Co. ... ... Osaka

Jintan H. Morishita & Co. Singapore

Jipco Wakeford & Lowndes Singapore

Jipeo Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.

Jitts Jitts & Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Joaqmsousa Sousa &

Y. T. King Cie. Hongkong

Jocular

Joetuck Joseph Tuck& Co, ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Jogould Joseph Gould & Co. Canton,

Johnengine Johnson

Pryce Engineering Co. ... *" j Batavia Hongkong

Johnpryce

Johns John’s&Import

Co. & Export Co. Tientsin

Hongkong

Johnson Johnson & Co. Zamboanga

Johnston Jos. S. Johnston...

Jolaing S. C. Lay & Co. ... . Hongkong

Joneswong Jones’ Furniture Hong Kong

Jonguil A; & S. Hancock Hong Kong

Joosub Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha Kobe

Jooteckhin Joo Teck Hin Singapore

Joschild Joseph Schild & Son, Inc. ... Harbin

Jos£ Jose Angel Manila

Josec H. B. Joseph & Co. Hongkong

Josef Joseph Yen & Co. Tientsin

Joseleeco Lee & Co., Joseph S. ' ... ... Hongkong

Joseph Joseph & Co. ... ... Kobe

. . / Chefoo,

Josstree Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Shanghai,

\ Hongkong, Canton

Jotaabe J. A. Basto Macao

Jouchina China Industries Ltd. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES E55

Cable Ad: Firm

Jouchina “The China Journal Shanghai

Journachan .. Journal de Shanghai Shanghai

Judah . Burlington Private Hotel Singapore

Judah . S. J. Judah & Co.

Judex N.V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maats. Singapore Sumatra

Juico Jui Shin & Oo. ... Tientsin

Juibar Barraud, J. Shanghai

Julian .. Julian Frank el & Co. ... Singapore

JJungers

umabhoy . M. Jumabhoy & Co. Singapore

. Victor Selling Agency Kobe

Junshashin .. Uyedai Shashinki Ten Osaka

Jupiter .... A.J. M.Mitchell

TavaresA Co. ... ... Kobe

Juristava .. J. D. Blakeney & Co. Shanghai

Justa .... JuvetArne Sorensen Tientsin

Shanghai

Justitia & Co. Tientsin

Juvet

Kablexport D. Kable Industrial Engineering Co. Shanghai

Kader Sayna Abdul Kader Singapore

Kadoorie .. Kadoorie & Sons Shanghai

Kahnkay .... P.Yokohama

Criebel Chamber of Commerce Kobe

Kaigisho

Kaiheitan .... Kaiping Yang Hong Yokohama

Tientsin

Kaihongco Kaihong

.. A. Kein Trading Co. Hongkong

Kaimo Tientsin

Kaimo German Cycle Co. Tientsin

Kaimusho .... Doi

Kailan Araki & Watanabe

Mining Adminstration Shanghai

Kaiping Shanghai, Canton

Kairiku Nippon Kairiku Transport Oo. Shanghai

Kaiyosha .. Kaiyosha Co. ... A. Shanghai

Kakai East Asiatic Co., Ltd Bangkok

Kalganry .. Gidumal

Peiping Suiyuan Line

& Watumull, Ltd. Peiping

Kamani .. Gidumal & Watumull Hongkong

Kamanico Shanghai

Kamchuen .. Poon & Co., K. O. Macao

Kamel .. K. Nassoor, Inc. Manila

Kamkee ... Kam Kee Hongkong

Kammgarn .... G.China Rodatz Shanghai

Sem., Taipeh, S’pore

Kananginko

Kanebo and Southern Bank, Ltd. Kobe, Osaka

Kanasakao •..• Kanegafuchi

Comptoir Cotton

Orient Spinning

Export Co., Ltd.... Kobe

Kansanada .... Kansai Sanada Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Tokyo

Kantraco Kan to Trading Co.

Kapal Straits Trading

SteamshipCo. Co., Ltd. Singapore

Kapurtraco .. Kapur Kobe

Kapustin Kapustin & Co. ... Tientsin

Karagheus . A. Corpn. & M. forKaragheusian

Overseas ... American

- Tientsin

Karan jia ..... Gobhai

Karatzas Karan jia,

Bros. Ltd. ... . ... Tientsin

Kobe

Karatzas

Karim baksh

KasachofF .... E.H. K.KasachofF

B. Karim baksh Shanghai

Tientsin

Kasaicompy .. Kasai «fe Co., Ltd. Kobe

Kasfag ,.. Fagan

Kasopa ... K. S. Pavri & Sons Hongkong, Canton

Kassimco R. E. M. Kassim &

.. Shanghai General Store ...Co. Penang, Singapore

Katemnicos .... Shanghai

Express Ricksha Shanghai

Katemopoulos

Katemupoulos Supply Co.

Co. • ... Shanghai

... Shanghai

Katoseijn Katoseijn Shoten Yokohama

F56 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Katoyoko Kato & Co. . Tientsin

Kattwinkel A. K. U. China Agency ... . Shanghai

Kattwinkel . China Clock Co. ... u .. .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Kattwinkel Max Kattwinkel .. Kobe

Katsuda . Katsuda Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha Manila

Katubusan .. Katubusan Cigar & Cig. Co. ... Singapore

Katyal Stanley, Ltd.

Kawakisen Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha ... Kobe Hongkong, Canton

Kawasabank . Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.

Kawauchi . Kawauchi Kaisoten . Shanghai

Kayamally . Kayamally & Co. . Hongkong

Kayumsbip . Ka Yun Shipping Co. . Shanghai

Kazan Tientsin Carpet Cleaning; Co. Tientsin

Kazem .. Kean S. K. Shamsi

Keanleong Leong & Co. . Selangor

Keatcheang . Keat Cheang & Co. . Singapore

Keat Seng . Keat Seng & Co. . Selangor

Kedco . Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Ltd. .... Perak

Kewal . Dhanamal & Co.... . Kobe

Keechong . • Shewan, Tomes Co. .. Hongkong,

Shanghai Canton.

Keechong . Elliston & Co. . Shanghai

Keechong China Underwriters, Ld.

Keijola , Hannes Kaijola, M. A. Shanghai

Keilco .. W. KeilcfeCo. .. Mukden

Mukden

Keining .. Hotel Keining .. Shanghai

Kekco K. E.Kwan

. Kee KyoonMotor

& Co.Road & Co., Ltd. Macao

Kekwanroad Malacca

Kelemak Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Manila

Keler . Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Manila

Kellerkern .... Keller,

Kelly &Kern

Walsh,& Co., Ltd. Ltd. ... Shanghai, Singapore

Kelly

Kempton .. Fred Kempton & Co. Shanghai

Kenburk Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. Penang

Kenburk .. Malay Peninsula Agriculatural Assoc Penang Singapore

Kengco .. Keng & Co.

^engseng . Lim & Seah Singapore

Kenion . Maxwell & Kenion Perak

Shanghai

Kenshi .. Shanghai

Kennedy Silk

Kennedy Kelantan

Kennedy . Cherang Tuli Estate ... Singapore

Kennels . Mayfield Kennels & Zoo Singapore

Kennels .. Kwong

de SouzaTai& Bros.

Chong Hongkong

Kennets

Keonglay Penang

Kenshin ... L.Kenshin

Keong Lay& Co.

K. Kentwell

& Co. Tientsin

Canton

Kentwell

Kenzaisha .. Kenzaisha Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Ker . Ker & Co., Ltd, (\ Iloilo, Cebu, Davao^

Manila

Keramic .. Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

Kerbycluff .. Kerby Clough Osaka

Kerclo . Kerby Clough Kelantan

Kerilla . Duff Development Co., Ltd. Sarawak

Kernel .. China

Chartered Bank of India,

Petroleum Co., Ltd. ... Aust. & China Tientsin

Kerosene

Kerryco . H.Kulangsu

E. KerryElectric

& Co. Supply Co. Kobe

Kesco Amoy

Shanghai

Kesswither . Kessler & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Keylock . Keylock ife Pratt ...

 CABLE ADDRESSES F57

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Keystone . Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd. Dairen

Keystone R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hong Kong

Kharwar . B. M. Kharwar ... Kobe

Khenghuat Kheng Huat & Co. ... , Singapore

Khieheugke Khie Heng Kee & Co. ... Penang

Khongsoochin .. . Seremban Trading Co. Negri Sembilan

Khordad . D. H. Cooper & Co. .iJ Hongkong

Khota Tampan... Khota Tampan Rubber Co., Ltd. Perak

Kianchbank . Kiangsu-Chekiang Commercial & Sav-

ings Bank, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Kiangyoh . Chung Wha Commercial & Saving Bank Shanghai

Kiaotsi . Kiaochow-Tsinan Line Tsingtao

Kidaw . F. Kidaw & Co. ... Kobe

K.ieboom A. van den Kieboom Osaka

Kienfeng . Walter Djing & Co. ... ... Tsingtao

Kienhuize .. . Kienhuize & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Kiessling . Kiessling & Bader Tientsin

Kikophone . Kee Haut Radio Co. f PenangSingapore

\pur, Kuala Lum-

Kimanis .. . Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. ... Jesselton, Borneo

Kimar.rai Kimatrai & Co. Yokohama, Shanghai

Kimbun . Kimbun Shoten ... Yokohama

Kimhoaheng .. Kim Hoa Heng & Co. Bangkok

Penang

Kimkengleong .. . Kim Keng Leong

Kim Seng & Co. & Co.

. ’ , ... ; < ••• Penang, Perak

Kimseng .. Kinbun fchoten Yokohama

Kinbun

Kinclien Kincheng Banking Corporation T’sin., Peiping, S’hai

Kinchicrap , J. Kimatrai & Co. Kobe

Kingchong . King Chong & Co. Selangor

Kingcup Barker Son & Co. Singapore

Kingdom . .. . A. King & Co. Hongkong

Kingekoy . King E. Koy ... ... ... Shanghai

Kingkee . King Kee & Co. ... Shanghai

Kings . King’s Hotel Wei Hai Wei

Kingsclere . Kingsclere Private Hotel ... Hongkong

j. ... Shanghai

Kingshill . L. Koenigsberger

Kingson . P. K. Kwok & Co. ■ ,.. Shanghai ;

Hongkong

Kingsyn The China Clipper

Kinhai Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Kinhan Peiping-Hankow Line ... Peiping

... Hongkong

Kinly

Kino Kelley & Co-,& Co.,

Ltd. Ltd. Hongkong

Kinsey Kino Bros. Selangor

J. B. Kinsey & Co.

Kintaperak Societe Anonyme des Etains de Kinta Perak Swatow

Kintonco . H. Tonkin & Co....

Kiousin Kiousin Dock Shanghai

Kirkbygomes .. . Drs. Kirby-Gomes & Porter Shanghai

Kirpaloo . Dalamal & Sons ... Kobe

Kisingchen Ki Sing Co. Singapore

Kismet . Knitting & Co. ... Hongkong

Kisunzinco Ki SunKit& Co. Hongkong

Selangor

Kit . Chow & Co. ... Shanghai

Kitafuku Kitafuku Yoko Manila

Kitaj im a . Kinkwa Meryasu Co. ...

Kitagumi . Kitagumi Kamaki & Co. ... '1 . ... Kobe

Kitashina . Kemsihin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Kitco . Chow Kit & Co. Singapore

Kitvostdor . Chinese Eastern Railway Comm. Agcy. Dairen

F58 CABLE AiDDKESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kiuchengco Kiu Cheng & Co. Chefoo

Kiufoworld .. Kiu Foo & Co. ... Shanghai

Kiyohara .. Kiyohara & Co. ... Shanghai

Kjellbergs .. Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha ... Tokyo, Osaka

Klaasenco . Klaasen Co. Batavia

Klasdrug .. The Royal Drug Industries Singapore"

Klason .. F. V. Klass Sons Singapore

Klasroyal Singapore

Kleejnann .... Royal

KleemannAdvt.& &Co.,

BillOtto

Posting Co.... : ...... Tientsin

Harbin

Klemantaski .. Jacques Klemautaski

Kleinschmidt .. E. Kleinschmidt ... Tientsin

Klincotran . P. J. Klink Hongkong

Shanghai

Klingco . Klingelnberg & Wieda

Klincotran •• P. J. Klink ... Hongkong

Klinwares .... ChinaTaiKlinware Hongkong

Knapsack

Kneedlers Kai & Co. Mfg. Cp., Ltd. Hongkong

Manila

.. Kneedler Realty Co., .... Shanghai

Knipco .... Knipschildt

Chartered Bank& Eskelund

of India, Aust. & China Selangor

Enuckle Singapore

Knudsen .. A. Knudsen Shanghai

Kingkee .. King Kee & Co. Kobe

Koberusse Kahn & Co., G.K. Canton

Koehlerco .... Koehler &Dunn

Hopkins, Co. & Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Kochien

Kodak .. Eastman Kodak Co. ••• ' All Ports

Kodak . Kodak Philippines, Ltd. Manila

Kodak .. “ Kodak ” Shop & Photographic Studio Tientsin

Kodak .. Kodak Ltd. Tokyo, S’pore

Koerting .. Koerting (fe Co. Tokyo, Osaka

Koerting .. Rudolf & Co. Osaka

Kofa .. American Dispensary, Fed. Inc., U. S. A. Shanghai

Kofa .. Kofa American Drug Co. Shanghai

Kofa .... Leinewber, VV. Office Harbin

Koguti Nanyo Printing Singapore

Kohan .. Kohan Trust Bank Shanghai

Shanghai

Kohjaitse .. KohJaiTse

K ohkengbok .. Koh Keng Bock & Co. Malacca

Kohweichi .. Koh Wei Chi & Co. Shanghai

.... Singapore

Kohyewhean

Kohyokwon ChinaYew

Koh Hean EngSupply

Educational Kee Press Shanghai

Kokoku .. Kobe & Osaka Press Kobe

Kokoku .. Far Eastern Advertising Agency Kobe

Kokyisaisen .. Kokusia Kisen, K. K. Kobe

Kolff .. Acme Code Co. Dairen

Kolff .. Kolff & Co. Batavia

Komada .. Komlida & Co. ... Yokohama

Komaroff .... C.Komor

D. Komaroff Shanghai

Hongkong

Komor

Konda . Kwong &TaiKomor

Hong ... Hongkong

Penang

Kongco .. Kong & Co.and Commercial Bank, Ltd. ...

Industrial Shanghai, Hongkong

Kongshan

Kongteam . Kong Tiam &Construction

Co. Selangor

Kongtichine Continental Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Konstruct .... Suenson & Co.,

Gheong Koon Seng Ld. & Co. ... Singapore

Koonseng

Koontai .... Koon TaiIncorporated

& Co. Hongkong

Koorble Elbrook, S’hai.,

ShanghaiTientsin

Kopeck .. Lester, Johnson & Morris Semarang

Kopevema N.V. Koloniale Petroleum Ver. Mij

 CABiLE ADDRESSES F5»

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kopitsky . East-West Fur Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Koppelrail . Koppel (Philippines), Inc. ... Manila, Iloilo

Koppsaneco .. E. G. Kopp Yokohama

Korelin Korelin & Co. ... Harbin

Shanghai

Korescarbo

Korkham .. W.

D. H.Koreska

Korkhau & Co. ... Usaka

Shanghai

Kosorient j. . L. Kosioff'

E otakandco . Kotak & Co ..» v, , Kobe

Kotewall . R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hongkong

Kotharico . Kothari & Co. ... ... .;. Kobe

Koulaieff .. J. Koulaieff’s Sons Inc. ... Harbin

Kovalsky . [Kovalsky, V. F. ... Harbin

Kovar . Kovar &.Co., J. E. ... .;. Tientsin

Kowcriclub . Kowloon Cricket Club ... Hongkong

Kowlhuilg ,. Kow Hung Lumber Co. Tientsin

Kowkee Kow Kee Timber Co. Shanghai

Kozan .. Ishihara Sangyo& Athletic

Kaishi Club Singapore

Krac Kobe Regatta Kobe

Tokyo

Krauss

Krebs .. E.Maxims

KraussCafe Restaurant Tsingtao

Kreier . Kreier’s Hotel Tientsin

Hongkong

Kremlin

Kremollice .. Hongkong

H’kong&S’hai Hotel ... Ltd. & Tourist Dept.

Hotels, Hongkong

Perak

Kriekeubeek .. J.J. W. Kriekenbeek...

Krijgsman Shanghai

Krijgsman

Kripendorf . America China& Export-Import

Co. Co. Tientsin

Krogh ... Oriental Tsingtao

Kronsiem Siemssen & KrbnnCo.

Supply Shanghai

Krugliak . Krugliak, R. G. ... Tientsin

Kswd ... Kobe Steel&Works, Kobe

Ktwon Kwongtin Co. Ltd.Ltd. Hongkong

Peiping

Kuabex . Exchange Bank of China ... Kelantan

Kualageh . Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd. ... Kelantan

Kualahau The Northern Rubber Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kualapertang .. . Kuala Pertang Synd., Ltd.

Kuenzle . Kuenzle & Streilf,Co.,

Inc.Ltd. Man., Cebu, Ho., Zam.

Tokyo

Kuharashoii ..

Kuhn

Kuhara Trading

Kuhn & Co. Mukden

Kummer .. Kummer and Comins Manila

Kunchi Klang.

Kungbros .. Chartered

Kung

Kungchi

BankLace

Brothers

Import

of India,

Co. Co. etc... ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Kungchi Kung I. Cheng Shanghai

Kunichen Hongkong

Kunihiro . Oriental Trading Co. f[Can.,

Harbin,H’kong

S’hai., Han.,

Kunstalber . Kunst & Albers

Kuohwabank ... China States Bank Shanghai

Shanghai

Kuominews Kuo Min News Agency Harbin

Kupitsky . East-West Fur Trading Corporation... Tientsin

Kupitsky .. Jacobson

H. Koschkin & Kupitsky Kobe

Kuronia Shanghai

Kursmakler .. Kohler, Schulz & Groesser Sumatra

Kwaloe . Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. Shanghai

Kwangho ,. Shanghai Club ... Hongkong

Kwenbank The Kwangtung Central Bank

Kwacfayuen Kwang Fat Yuen Tientsin

Kwangchi ,. Church Missionary Society Hospital Hangchow

Kwangho ,. Shanghai Club Shang hai

E60- CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kwaangyu Kwang Yu IndustrialCo

Kwang Wha Petroleum Co. Shanghai

Kwanpetcoy Shanghai

Kwassui Kwassui Jo Gakko Nagasaki

Kwok

Kw'okbank Singon & Co., Ltd. Selangor, Hongkong

Hongkong

Kwok Fung Banking Co., Ltd.

Kwolebanco . Kwang Lee Bank Co. Singapore

Kwongwahpoh ... Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd. Penang

Kylpa

Kynlim . Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. Selangor, Perak, P’nang

Kyobunkwan Priest,

Kyo BunMarians

Kwan & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe.

Tokyo

Kyodokasai Kyodo Fire Insurance Co. Osaka

Kyoshinyoko Kyoshin, Kobe

Kysun Au Sirj.ChoYoko, Ltd. Hongkong

Labo Hankow Chemical Laboratory Hankow

Labo Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories Shanghai

Labor . Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Assoc. Manila

Labour Labour Association, Ltd. ... Singapore

Laboy Labrooy& Carman,

Bros. Ltd. Perak

Hankow

Lacan Lacey Hanoi

Lacedeoba Compagnie d’Expor tation d’Extreme Orienl Shanghai

Lacefilet . Macksoud Importing Co. Hongkong

Lacewingd . Hongkong Lace Co.

Lacewingd

Lacon . Hongkong *fc Shanghai Importing Co. ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Lacon .. B. J. Lacon & Co. Hongkong

Ladcomp . South China Woodworking Co. Singapore

Ladonna .. Dreyfus

La Donna Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ladyjensky . L. N. Ladyjensky Kobe

Lafabsu R. K. Raphael Shanghai

Yokohama

Laffin .. T. M. Laffin 1

Yokohama

LafFin .. Pacific Stevedoring & Landing Co .

Laffin . Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co. Yokohama

Lagarian Tuason & Sampedro, Inc. ... Manila

Lalcaca .. Lalcacca & Co. ... Shanghai

Borneo

Lam . . C. S. Lam & Co.

Lamchong Lain Chong Estate Perak

Lammert .. Lammert Bros. Hongkong

Lammert ..., C. H. Lammert & Son Canton

Lamon . Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Lammoglia .. El Meridian Manila

Lampenact .. Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ltd. Shanghai

Lamwoo .. Lam Woo & Co. Hongkong

Landor Jong Laudor Rubber Estates, Ltd. Perak

Landau Pacific Transport Co. Shanghai

Landing .. Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Kobe, Yokohama

Landing Shinzaike Engine & Ironworks Hongkong

Landiron .. John Landahl, Inc. Manila, Cubu

Landmaid Fearon, Maitland & Shaw ... Shanghai

Lands .. The H. K. Land Inv. & Agency Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Landsco . International Lands, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Laneford .. Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Langkon . Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Ranau, Borneo

Language North China Union Language School ... Peiping

Lanka .. Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Lanobleza . La Nobleza Cigar Factory Manila

Lapalma .. La Palma de Mallarca ... Manila

Lapammeraye .. De la Pommeraye et Cie ... Saigon

Laperal Victorina G. de Laperal ... Manila

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Cable Ad: Firm Fame Place

Hanoi

Lapomeraye

Lapraik Douglas, Lapraikand

Indochine Films & Co.Cinemas... ' ... Amoy

Hongkong

Lapraik Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.

Lap weld Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd. Shanghai

Lapweld R. L. Alton Shanghai

Larrive Asia Life Insurance Co. Banking Corp. Hanoi

Peiping

Lascar Hongkong and Shanghai Manila

Lasco Lambert Sales

Victoria PriestwoodCo. Shanghai

Lasgoud

Lashudec L.Universal

E. HudecTrading Co. ... Shanghai

Lasrevinu Hongkong

Singapore

Lathiphia Dawood

Mexican &Consulate

Co. Kobe

Latuf

Laundry Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd. Singapore

Laurel Bernabe Studio Manila

Harbin

Laurent- Marius Laurent Kobe

Lautierfis

Lavadia Lavadia & Co.Shokai

Lautier Fils Manila

Wei Hai Wei

Lavers Lavers ifc Clark Hongkong

Lavolta Yue Sang & Co. ... Borneo

Lawasarel Beaufort Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Shanghai

Lawco Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm

Lawcopub Lawyers’ Co-operative Society Manila

Lawtok E. D. Kotwall & Co. Hongkong

Perak

Lawyewguan

Layko L.Layko

Y.-Guan

Ross && Co.,

Co. Inc. ... Kobe

Laysteg Steger it Co. Hongkong

Lazaristes Roman Catholic Mission Tientsin

Lazariste Procure des Lazariste Shanghai

Lazarus N. Lazarus Hongkong, Shanghai

Le H. Levison Padang

Leadman Leadman & Co., Ltd. Foochow

Leaf British Cigarette Co., Ltd. All Ports

League League Singapore

Leather Barrow,ofBrown

Nations& Co.,

HealthLtd.Organisation... Bangkok

Hongkong

Lebasto L. E. Basto Tientsin

LecontecO ... Leconte & Co. ..

Ledeboer W. B. Ledeboer & Co. r Macassar, Manado

Shameen, Canton

Lee Western Motor Car Co.

Leeandsons China Cosmopolitan Co.! ... - Shanghai

Leeandsons China Metal Works Shanghai

Leeavia Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Leeavia Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. Singapore

Leebros Lee Bros. &Store

Co.. ...... n I Swatow

Leechung Machinists Selangor

Leeco Joseph J. Lee & Co. Hongkong

Leedel Leede Engineering Corpn. Shanghai

Leefutrade Lee Fu Trading Co. Tientsin

Leekee Lee Kee & Co. Seremban

Leerdam, Johore

Leerdam

Leesan K. Lee SanD.

Bangkok

Legabelge Belgian Legation Tokyo

Legadane Legation of Denmark Peiping, Bangkok

Legafrance French Legation Tokyo

Legamex Legation of Mexico Peiping

Legation

Leges co AndersonElectric

Peiping Go. (1922), Ltd.

& Anderson Shanghai

Lehin Indian Cotton Importers’ Assoc, of C. Shanghai

Lekas Nederlandsche Verkoop Organistie ... Osaka

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Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Leibrosco ... Leisom Brothers & Co. ... Canton

Leica ... Sohmidt Shoten. ... ... ... Osaka

Lem orb ... Canadian National Railways, ... (( Shanghai, Y'hama,

Singapore, H’kong:

Lemjus

Lernke ...... China Export-Import

Walter Lemke & Bank ... Co., Ltd. All Ports

Lemorb ... Canadian National Railways Tokyo

Lenae ... Channel Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... All Ports

Lendrum Lendrum (Japan) Ltd. Hongkong

Kobe

Lenjus

Lennox ...... China Export,

J. Lennox

Leo Tsingtao

Leo Hackmeier .........

Leodian

Leo D’Almada & Co.

L.LeonHackmeier

Azadian ... ... Hongkong

Singapore

Leon ... The Tomeye Trading Co. Shanghai

Leonard ... Leonard Birnie Tokyo

Leonard ... W. S. Leonard Kobe

Leongfee ... Leong Fee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Leonowens ... Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd. Penang

Leopassage ... Leo Schnurmacher, Inc. ... Bangkok

Lepco ... London and Eastern Printing Co., Ltd, Manila Singapore

Lepmission

Lert ...... Mission

Nai Lertto Lepers (International) Shanghai

Bangkok

Lesandent ... Alfred Dent & Co. ... Shanghai

Lesdor

Lesdor ...... Kwang Hsueh Publishing House

Oxford University Press China Agency. Shanghai Shanghai

Lesirk ... Krisel & Krisel Shanghai

Lesirk ... Gen. Film Exchange, Inc. ... Hongkong.

Leson ... D. Leeson & Co. Hongkong

Lesur ... M. A. Russell! Kobe

Letels

Leth ...... Tels

Y. Leth & CoMoller

s Trading

& Co.Society Singapore

Lettergieterij ... JM.V. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam" ... Batavia Peping

Leumas ... Samuel

Levedag ... Nichio Boyeki Shokai Manila, Tokyo-

Lever ... Lever Bros. (Japan), Ltd. ... Kobe

Lever

Lever ...... Crosfields & Sons,

Prices Soap Co., Ltd. Joseph' ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Lever .. Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lever ... Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lever ... China Soap Co., Ltd. ... ... {I T’sin., S’hai., H’kong

Newchwang

Lever ... Edible Products, Ltd. Shanghai

Leverett ... American Pioneer Line Hongkong

Leverett ...... L.Everett

Everett, Inc. Corporation ... ■ Shanghai,

Leverett

Levison ... H. Levison Steamship Shanghai Manila

Lewis ... J. Lewis & Co. ... Padang

Lewyarg Dairen

Lex ...... C. N.Browett

H. Gray & Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Lexicon

Ley ...

... Tso

Charles& Hodgson

Ley Comptoir ... . Hongkong

Tientsin

Ley ... Ley, Ltd. Tientsin

Ley bold ... L. Leybold Shokwan Tokyo

Leymotors ......

Leynaud Ley land

F. Leynaud Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Canton

Leynaud ... Etsblissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Leyshokwan ... Leybold Shokwan Osaka

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Liangmotor .. Liang Kwang Motor Trading Co. ... Canton

Lianqui .. Lianqui Trading Co. Singapore

Liantong .. Li an Tiong & Co Medan

Liberligbt ... The Liberty Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Libco .. Libby, McNeill and Libby ... Manila

Liberty .. Liberty Dairy Shanghai

Libra .. China Oil Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Liddell .... Liddell Bros.

C. C. W. Liddelow & Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Han., S’hai.

Liddelow Bangkok

Liebert Deutsche Cigaretten F'abrik Tientsin

Liecheco .. Lien Sheri Trading Co.

Lienmarco .. Liengyi Mercantile Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Li fung . Li and Fung ... Hongkong, Canton

Lighterage Hongkong Tug and

.. Whangpoo Tug and Lighter Co. Lighter Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Lighterage

Lighters .. KwangAmoy Lighter Co. Supply Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Tung Electric Amoy

Lighthouse . China Light & Power Co.. Ltd. Canton

Lightpower

Lightsanit . Shanghai Sanitary and Electric Co. Hongkong

Shanghai

Ligmytoco . j Liggett & Myers Tobacco

N. V. Ligtvoet’s Co. (China),Ltd.

Fabrieken All Ports

van Bouw- |Sourabaya

Ligtvoet "1 material en N. Y.

Liguancoal . Liguan Coal Mines, Inc. Manila

Likav . B. R. B. Vakil ... Kobe

Likimechuan. .. Li Kim Chuan & Sons

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. .. Pahang

Selangor

Lilburne . Lee Lee Garage Co.

Lilee

Lilium . Great China Lilium Pictures ... Shanghai

Lillycrap . S. Lillicrap Canton

Lillyshang . f Lilly Eli & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Liman ' ( Lifacturing

Man KingCo.,Kwok Ltd.Wearing and Manu- | Hongkong

.. Lime

Lim Lein Singapore

Limarian

Limekilns Kilns,

Co. ... Manila

Limeutoh . Lim Eu Toh & Co. Penang

Limfirm . Lim Trading Agency ... ... Singapore

Linagenco . V. de A. M. H. Lim Genco & Co. ... Manila

LimjeeKai Tai . Vasunia & Co.

Lim Kobe Taihoku

Limkeecheok .. LimLim Kee

Kai Tai

Cheok & Co.

& Co. Taipeh,

Singapore

Limneesoon

Limpets . Lim Nee Soon Singapore

Shanghai

Limtecklee . Wm.

. Lim Teck Lee Jacks & Co. Singapore

Lincowong . Lincoln & Co., Ltd., W. Shanghai

Lindeteves . My. Lindeteves-Stokvis Semarang, Sourbaya

Lindeteves . Lindeteves, Stokvis, Inc. Perak

Lingnanco

Lingnanuni . Li Nan Co.,

. Lingnan University Ltd. Shanghai

Canton

Lingsang . Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

Link . American Presbyterian Mission Shanghai

Linotype

Linstead Linotype &andDavis

. Linstead Machinery Ltd. All Ports

Hongkong

Lionbrand . John Dickinson & Co., Ltd Hongkong, Singapore

Liongsoohin . Liong Soo Hin ... Medan

Lionsilk . Laou Kin Luen & Co. Shanghai

Liosnoff Union Pharmacy Shanghai

Lipkovsky Siberian Jewellery Store ... Shanghai

Lishamco

Lisinkuns . W. Y. Cheong & Co. Shanghai

Lih Sing

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Cable Ad: Firm Name IHace

LLssko Tientsin Heating and Sanitary Works, ... Tientsin

Listenin Electric

Literature United Church of Canada ...Inc,

Service Corporation, Shanghai,

Shanghai Hongkong

Lithograph Fine Art Lithographic Co. Singapore

Litigation Lyson & Hall Hongkong

Little Little & Co., Ltd., John ... Sel., S’pore., Peijang

Littles John Little & Co. Perak(Ipoh),Singapore

Littles hop Tne Little Simp Hongkong

Liuholin Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. Peiping

Tuyoprinco Liang You Printing & Publishing Co Shanghai

Lloydiano Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Co. Kobe, Shanghai

Loam Logan & Amps ... Hongkong

Lobnitz Lobnitz & Co., Ltd. Perak

Lobunchay Philippine Foreign Co.;

Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Lochan Wanes Commei’cial Hongkong

Locking Lock King Hongkong

Hongkong

Lockoo Local Printing Press Ltd.: Penang, Singapore

Loco E. Young & Co., Ltd.

Locomotive American Locomotive Sales Go. Peiping

Locomotive ... A. Yuen & Chee Cheoftg Co. Hongkong

Loeboek Pakam... Batu Rata Rubber Plantation, Ltd. Sumatra

Log.inross Logan k, Ross Pen ng

Loger Rodger & Co. ' . . ... Shanghai

Lohkinsu Loh Kin Sui Malacca

Lohs Loh’s Dispensary S ingapore

Lokinfai TjO Kin Fai & Co. Hongkong

Lokkawi Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo-

Lokoomul Liberty Silk Store Hongkong

LombardMission .. , Hongkong & Shanghai Banking,Corpn. ... Iloilo

Tientsin

London London Missionary Society ... M anila

Longdistance Philippine Long Distance Teleph. Co. Shanghai

Loninsuroff Lonborg Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Lonkomay Lonkomay

Lonwain Brittanic Termite Co. .. ... Manila

Loobros Loo Bros & Embroidery Co.... Hongkong

Lookers Look Brothers Penang

Loonlil Embassy Co. Hongkong

Lopesalves Lopes Hongkong

Loquat Jugra &Land

Alves,andLtdCarey Ltd. Port Swettenham

Lorentz H. A. Lorei tz Shanghai

Lortnoc Ed. T. Robertson & Son Shanghai

Losilko Laou Kiu Chwang Co. Shanghai

Lotus S L. Husain & Co. .., ... Kobe'

Louiswette Dewette & Co. ... Osaka

Louplee Loup & Young Tientsin

Louvre Au Petit Louvre ... ... Hongkong

Loveliness Wai Cheong Co. Hongkong

Lovsted C.Donaldson

M. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd ... Manila

Lowden & Lowden Bangkok

Lowhoonchip Low How Chip & Co. Singapore

Lowing Chee Wing & Co. Hongkong

Loxley Perrin Cooper & Co. Tientsin

Loxley W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. ... Can., Ho., Si,

Lubrocoin Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. Manila

Lucebert Berthet & Cie .... Saigon

Lucile Maison Lucile Shanghai

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Lucky-Lucky A. Man, Hing Cheong Hongkong

Luckyshoes. China Sports, Ltd., Tk ; Hongkong

Luco Dr. Luiz Nolasco Macao

Lucool L. Z. Cool ... ... ... Shanghai

Luenfuug Luen Fung & Co. .... ... Canton

Luhan Mines De Linckeng .. Peiping

Luisa Botica Antiqua de Cebu, Inc. .. Cebu

Luistarlac Central Azucarera de Tarlac ... Manila

Luka,ski k Lukashik & Sons ) ... ... Tientsin

Lukrance Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Lulab Shanghai Land Development Co. ... Shanghai

Lumat North Borneo State Rubber Co., Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Lumberco China Import andExportLumber Co., Ltd. All Ports

Lumberco U. M. Ginsbourg ... ... Shanghai

Luminous Starr, Fred., Manufacturers Representative Singapoi

Lumoco Model & Co., Inc., L. Manila

Lumsdaine A. H. V. Lumsdaine Shanghai

Lunarcki Luna de San Pepro Nakpil & Cortes ... Manila

Lunetakotel Luneta H otel Manila

Lungtai Lung Tai Trading Co. Shanghai

Lunistice J Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine Insuramr ^ Hongkong..

( Co., Ltd.

Lunperckin Perrin’s (China), Ltd. Hongkong

Lunsang Lun Sang & Co. Hongkong

Lurgi Dr. C. Krayer Tokyo

Lury Lury Bros Hakodate

Lurvco Lury & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Lusitauo Club Lusitano Singapore, H’kong

Lusteveco Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Lufeker Lutheran Mission Home & Agency .. Hankow

Lutkerbook Lutheran Board of Publication Hankow

Lutkerbook Lutheran Book Concern Hankow

Luthyco C. Luthy & Co. ... Shanghai

Luxoriens Cetco Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Lyceum Lyceum Theatre ... , Shanghai

Lycopsis Lyen Bros. Hongkong

Lyckeong Loke Yung Cheong , Selangor

Lyen St. George’s House Honukong

Lyndentree Otis Elevator Co. Os., Sh., Man., Tokyo-

Lynn Brunei United Plantations, Ltd. Brunei

Lynotype Lynotype & Machinery, Ltd. Shanghai

Lyonco T. Edward Lyon Canton

Lyric Cathay-Grand Corporation Shanghai

Lysport The World Pencil Co.. Ltd. Shanghai

Lyteca Etablissements Jean Comte Saigon

Mabukay “Mabuhay” Manila

Macaen Machado, C. J. ... Shanghai

Macao heeckeang President Hotel ......

George McBain Macao

Mcbain Macbeth, Gray & Co. Shanghai

Macbeth Shanghai

Macdon McDonnell & Gorman Inc. Tientsin

Macfadden MacFadden & Bros.’ Agency Osaka

Mac cowan China American Trading Co. S’hai., Tientsin I;

Mackineco Oriental Machinery Stores ... Bangkok

Machtrad Kikei Boyeki Raiska, Ltd. Osaka

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Machuca J. Machuca & Co. Manila

Machy Machinery and Supply Co., Inc. Manila

Macimports Import dept., George McBain Shanghai

Mackay Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd. Lunas

Mackenzie Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. C’king, T’tsin, Han.

Mackie D. D. Mackie Singapore

Mackinnons British-India Steam Navigation Co., Ld \f Yokohama

H’Kong., Shanghai

Mackinnons Mackinnin, Mackenzie & Co. All Ports

Maclaine Maclaine Sugar Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Macleodeo ( International Harvester Co. of the | Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

( Philippines

Macmilpet K. D. Petroleum Co. .. Hongkong

Macondray Macondray & Co. Inc. Manila, Cebu

Macneill MacNeill & Co. Medan

Macpat Patten, Mackenzie & Co. Shanghai

Macphails Macphail & Co., Ltd. S’pore., Perak

Macrad Mackey Radio & Telegraph Co. Manila

MacPrintco McCullough Printing Co. ... Manila

Stiebel, Shanghai

Mackenmarie

Mackesson McKessonC. &A. Robbins, Inc. Kobe

MacMilpet K. D. Patroleum Co. of China Canton, H’kong

Macnaughton H. C. Macnaughton Kobe

Macsan H. R. McMillan Export Co., Ltd. Y’hama, Tokyo, Kobe

Macytea Carter Macy Tea & Coffee Co., Inc. Taihoku

Madiaskey Taketaxo Yoshidzumi Osaka

Madiersilk Madier, Ribet & Cie. ... Sh., Can.

Madrigal Blair & Co. Hnngkong

Madrigal Madrigal & Co. ... Manila

Madrigal Rizal Cement Factory Manila

Madrigal Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Madsyl Honigsberg & Co., Inc. Peiping, Shanghai

Maeco Ocean Accdt. & Guar. Corp. Singapore

Maenad Kent & Mounsey Tientsin

Maendler A. Maendler Tsingtao

Maerskline Melchers & Co. (Shipping) All Ports

Mafico Manila Finance & Discount Corpn. Manila

Mngellan Macgregors, Ltd. Shanghai

Maggowan China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Magill .0. N. Magill Penang

Magill James Magill & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Magnet General Electric Co., Ltd. .. Selangor

Mahadev Kimatrai & Co. ... Kobe

Maharg Graham & Co. ... Kobe

Maher Casa Do Povo Shanghai

Mabjiddeen Mahmood Mohjiddeen & Co. Kelantan

Mahlee Mactavish, Twigg & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Mahogany Negros Philippine Lumber Corpn. . Manila

Mahwei Chinese Recreation & Race Club Tientsin

Maikassian Simon Maikassian Tientsin

Mail Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

Mail China Mail and Overland China Mail ... Hongkong

Mail Dollar Directory Hongkong

Mail Hongkong Sunday Herald 1 longkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mail Malay Mail ... Selangor

Mailine . American Mail Line, Ltd. Kobe, Hankow,

Canton, Yo., H!kong

Mainichi Osaka Mainichi Osaka

Maishan Kailan Mining Administration All Ports

Majestic Majestic Hotel Shanghai, Selangor

Majestic Chinese National Film Co. Penang

Majestic Majestic Cinema ... ... Penang

Majocolim Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Major Major Bros., Ltd. Shanghai

Majuvy Levy & Blum, Inc. Manila

Makeczie Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. Hankow

Makower Makower, McBeath & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Malamining Malaya Mining and General Agency, Ltd. Singapore .

Malamplan Malayan-American Plantation, Ltd. Penang

Malamplan United States Rubber Pl’tations, Inc. Kedah

Malatris Malayan Industries, Ltd. ... Penang

Mataja Bank of Malaya Perak

Malayan Malayan Supply Co. ... Selangor

Malaymotor Malayan Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Malcolm Mielsen & Malcolm Shanghai

Malesha Mallouk Brothers Shanghai

Malta Malayan Farms Ltd. Singapore

Malfred Fred Maloof Swatow

Malit Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Manila

Maikassian S. Maikassian Tientsin

Malool Malayan Law Journal Singapore

Malthold Paraffine Co., Inc Shanghai

Malu Kokusai Unyu Kaisha Tientsin, Dairen

Mam ary Mamary & Co. Shanghai

Mamerco Manila Mercantile Co., Inc. Manila

Manasseh S. Manasseh & Co. Singapore t

Manbutton Manila Button Factory ... Manila

Mancercha Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai .. Shanghai

Manchuria Carlowitz & Co. ... Dairen

Manclub Manila Club Manila

Manco Manila Cordage Co. ... ; Manila

Manco Many & Co. Canton

Mandarin Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Calcutta

Mandarin North China Insurance Co., Ltd. S’hai, Han., S’pore

Manews Manchuria Daily Nevys Dairen

Manhara Hara Shoji Kaisha Osaka

Manhoco Manila Hotel Co. Manila

Manifesto Hongkong

Manifesto Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd, Tokyo

Manilalect Manila Electric Co. Manila

Manimpco Manila Import Co. Manila

Manmanti King Shian & Co. .... ..., Tsingtao

Mann Asia Life Insurance Co. ... Batavia

Manners John Manners & Co., Ltd All Ports

Manners The China Engineer, Ltd. Canton

Mannesmann Mannesmannroehren Werke Osaka

Manoread Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Ccrpn Amoy

Manrep T. K. Okada Tokyo

Mansfield Mansfield & Co , Ltd. Singapore

*'68 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mansfield China Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mansfield China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Mansouk Mansouk & Co. J. Tientsin

Mansouk Belgian Brick Factory Tientsin

Mansport Roces & Co. Manila,

Mantetsu South Manchuria Railway Co. Shanghai, Dairen

Mantra de Manila Trading and Supply Co. Manila

Manufacturers Johnson and Phillips. Ltd. London

Manufacturers ... Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd. Singapore

Manulife Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. All Ports

Maplumbco Manila Plumbing Co. Manila

Mapurunga . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Hankow

Maranibank . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Muar

Marumatsu Marumatsu Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

Maraudius Marthoud & Cie. Shanghai

Marcksing Lotbar Marcks Mukden

Marco Marco Finkelstein & Co. Shanghai

Marco Mar-Kao Ltd. Shamrhai

Marcodurum ... Sirius Trading Corpn. Manila

Harden G. E. Harden & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Harden Shanghai Household Removing Co. Shanghai

Harden Whangpoo Ferry Service ... Shanghai

Marketmen . Henly Trading Co. Singapore

Maremco Manila Remnant Co., Inc.... Manila

Maremount J. J. Maremount & Co. Shanghai

Margin Bank of Manchuria Dairen

Marine Kobe Marine Insurancei Co., Ltd Kobe

Marine Lloyds Register of Shipping Hongkong

Mariners Mercantile Marine Officers’Club Shanghai

Marinework Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Marinework Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Marinippon Nippon Marine Insurance Co. Osaka, Shanghai

Maristes St. Francis Xavier’s College Shanghai

Marist St. Louis’ College Tientsin

Maritima . Compania Maritima Manila

Markmodara Mark’s Tyre Store Bkang

Markmodara .. Mojdara Typewriter Co. ... Bangkok

Markmoody . Mark L. Moody ... 'hanghai

Markreuter Reuters, Ltd. Tientsin, Hankow

Mark sing Lothar Marks Mukden

Marlton Parbury, Henty & Co. Kobe

Marsiling Thong Aik Co. Singapore

Marsoulies Du Pac De Marsoulies Shanghai

Ma rsoulies Marsoulies, A. Du Pao De (Successor Shanghai

to L. Bourgeat) Tientsin

Mart a . Tientsin Market Commission Agency... Hongkong

Marte . San Martino Co. Singapore

Martingale . . Evans & Co. J. Tientsin

Martkatz Katz &, Co. ... Tsingtao

Maruben . Itoh & Co., Ltd.

Marui Marui Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maruisbi Maruishi Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Maruito . Itoh & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Shanghai

Marukawa Kawanishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marus Showa Shipping Co. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Vlace

Masbate Royal Masbate Gold Mines Co., Inc. Hongkong

Masco Manila Auto Supply Co. ... Manila

Masia Malay Siamese Prospecting Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Maskee Handler & Co. Shanghai

Masonmater Ryssin & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Masri Bigio’s Son & Co. Osaka

Masterads Master’s Ld., Singapore

Masumasu Masuda Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mataichi Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Matches How Ming Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Matches Philippine Match Co., Ltd. Manila

Matches Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co., Ld. Shanghai/Hongkong

Matches SwedishMail

Malay Match Co., Ltd ... Hongkong

Math Selangor

Matherplat Mather & Pla't, Ltd. Shanghai

Matline Macao-Tim r-Goammozambique Line ... Shanghai

Maton United China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Matsang E. Mathew & Co. Singapore

Mauriceben M. Benjamin Shanghai

Mauriceco National Mercantile Agency Singapore

Maurizio Steiner & Co. Nanking

Mavromaras French Bakery Tientsin

Maxbrand Brand & Sons, Inc. Tientsin

Maxim Maxim & Co. Hongkong

Maximilian Schnabel Gaumer & Co. Hankow

Maxwell Maxwell & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maxwell Maxwell Insurance Office... Osaka, Kobe

Mayeda S. Mayeda & Co. Hongkong

Mayen Dr. H. Busse Shanghai

Mayen Mayen & Co. Hongkong

M ayes Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

Mayhat Mayo’s Shoppe Hongkong

Maynard Maynard & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mayne Mary Garden Restaurant Shanghai

Mayne Mary Garden Tobacco Co. Shanghai

McAlister Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Penang

McAlister Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

McAlister McAlister & Co., Ltd. Penang, Singapore

McAuliffe McAuliffe, Davis & Hope ... Pen., Sumatra, Si.

McBain George McBain S’hai., Tientsin

McDougall F. J. McDougall Selangor

Mclvor Mclvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yamamoto Tokyo

McKenzie Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. Sungei Dua

McKesson McKesson & Robbins, Shanghai

Melee China Supply Corp. ... Hongkong

McMahon T. McMahon Perak

McMullan Chefoo Daily News Chefoo

McMullan McMullan & Co., Ltd. Chefoo, Tsingtao

McNaughton Deeming, W.L. ... Kobe

Meamay© H. C. MacNaught'on Singapore

Mearnshaw Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Manila

Mearnshaw Honolulu Iron Works Co. ... Manila

Measurer ( China Horn ward Fright Conference )

j (Central Booking Office) } .. Canton

F70 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm 'Name Place

Measurer Sworn Measurer’s Office Canton

Mechanic China Motors Shanghai

Mechanical Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co. Singapore

Mecn America & Co. Singapore

Medan N.V. Tabak Maatschappij Arendsburg Sumatra

Medical Chinese Red Cross General Hospital... Shanghai

M-Mical Medical Department Hongkong'

Medical Peiping Union Medical College Peiping

Medicine Medical Office ... Singapore

Mediolum Asiatic Yeast Works ... ... Shanghai

M edmissan China Medicah Association... Shanghai

Meelee Chan Son Lin & Co. Selangor

Meerag Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. Osaka

Meezan The Asiatic Stamp Co. Singapore

Meguin Bamag, Meguin A. G. Tokyo

Meguin International Cementgun Co., N. V. ... Tokyo

Meher Mehta & Co. Hongkong

Mehler Mehler, F. Tientsin

Mehta S. B. Mehta & Co. Kobe

Mehta M. N. Mehta Cani on

Meifengbank The’ Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen Chungking

Meihwafur Mei Hwa Fur Trading Corporation Tientsin

Meika Meiji Fire Insurance Co. ... Tokyo

Meirion Hughes & Hough, Ltd. Hongkong

Meishun Meishun S.S. Co. Shanghai

Mekong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... Haiphong

Melachrino Tobacco Products Corporation ... Shanghai

Melalap Manchester North Borneo Rubber, Ltd Jesselton, Borneo

Melamine W. Mansion & Co. Hongkong

Melchers Melchers & Co. Hankow, Tsingtao

Melchersco Melchers & Co. (Shipping)... All Ports

Melchim Evangelical Lutheran Mission Shasi

Melcorp Melchers & Co. (Export) ... All Ports

Mello A. A. de Mello Macao

Melodius Costa Music Co. Hongkong

Melody Singapore Piano Co. Singapore

Melwool Melchers & Co. Tientsin

Menabro Joseph Bros. Shanghai

Menamotor Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Mendis Mendis & Ahlip Penang

Mengelmax Max M. Engel. Mukden

Menkou Menkukou Sino British Coal Mining Co. Peping

Menkwa Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha All Ports

Menthol K. Kobayashi Yokohama

Mentrupco Mentrup & Co. Tientsin

Meranti Siong Lim Saw Mill Co. Singapore

Mercantil Typographs Mercantil de T. N. Fernan-

des Filbos, Ltd. Macao

Mercator J. Barth Tokyo

Mercator Yitrea Glass Works Tokyo

Merchants China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Hongkong

Merchman Electical Supply Co., Inc. ... Manila

Mercom Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd. r Semarang, Negri

i Sembilan

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mercupost Post Mercury Co. Post and Mercury .... Shanghai

Shanghai

Mercupost Shanghai Evening

Mercupress “Sporting World” Shanghai

Mercury Century Press Ltd. Shanghai

Merfar H. Merecki Shanghai

Merzco R. Merz & Co. Tientsin

Mesritz Brandon Mesritz & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Messagerie Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes All Ports

Messalina McAlister & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Messary Bukidnon Cattle & Coffete Co., Inc. ... Manila

Messman D. H. Benjamin & Sons ... Shanghai

Mestfabrik Mestfabrik Java, N.V. Medan

Met allise Metallisation Co. of China . Shanghai

Metalcoat Metal Coating Co. of China Shanghai

Methodist Keen Girls’ School Tientsin

Methodist Methodist Episcopal Mission Penang, Singapore

Methodist Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital Peiping

Methodist Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin

Methodist Mission Methodist Episcopal Mission South Tientsin, Foochow

Methotel Metropole Hotel ... Shanghai

Metko International Technical Trading Co. Harbin

Metmotors Metcalfes Motors Perak

Metro Davies, Brooke & Boyd, Ltd Shanghai

Metro Metropolitan Land'Co., Ld. Hongkong, Shanghai

Metrofilms Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Inc. All Ports

Metropole Metropole Hotel Hongkong

Metrotheco Metropolitan Theatre Co. ... Manila

Metrotrade Metrv>politan Supply Co. ... Shinghai

Metrotrad Metropolitan Trading Co. Shanghai

Metrovick Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex. Co. Shanghai

Meychina Behn, Meyer (China) Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Meychina F. H. Boss Tientsin

Michaelcar E. J. Carmiehael... Shanghai

Michelrnan L. M. Haussman & Co. ... Manila

Micpi Manila Ice Cream Plant Manila

Microphone China Electric Co., Ltd. ... Canton, Hongkong

Microphone Nippon Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Microphone Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd.... Singapore

Microphone China Electric Co., Ltd. All Ports

Middlebank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn ... Kuala

S’pore,Lumpur,

Selangor

Middleton Hugh Middleton & Co. ... ... Hankow

Middy Middleton & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Midzushima Midzushima & Co. Kobe

Mikado Chiyo & Co. Hongkong

Mikasaco Mikasa & Co. Shanghai

Mikrofon Shanghai Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Milkmaid Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Hankow

Milkmaid Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage ... Hongkong

Milladvert Millington, Ltd. ... Shanghai, H’kong

Millard China Weekly Review Shanghai

Millcott Sintah Mill-Furnishing Co. Shanghai

Millions F. Ezra & Co. Shanghai

Millrubber Miller Rubber Products Co. .,. ... Singapore

f 72 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Fame Place

Millsupply . Shanghai Mill Supply Co. Shanghai

Mina . A. Mina Tientsin

Minaret .. Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corpn Johore

Minarolo Minarolo & Co.... Shanghai

Minco . Manila Instalment Co. Manila

Mtnemura Minemura Oil Mill, Ltd. Tsingtao

Mineral . Wm. H. Miller & Co., N.V. Batavia

Minerva National Commercial Co. .. Shanghai

Minghwa Ming Hwa Comm.

Minie . B. Bertucci Shanghai

Minjoot Straits Trading Co. Hankow

Minorutai Kamei Shokai, Ltd Osaka

Mirahnoa .. Tabaqueria de la Compahia General

de Tabacos de Filipinas ... Manila

Miselaneous T. M. A. Music House Singapore

Missionary .. London Missionary Society Hankow

.Mithama .. Mitsui Bank Yokohama

Mitsui .. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. All Ports

Mitsuigink Mitsui Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Mitsumaru Bagnall & Hilles (Kobe

Miyasuye Miyabe & Suyetaka Yokohama

Miye .. Miye Co.. Ltd. Kobe

Miyoski ,. Miyoshi Yoko Shanghai

Miyosihiglas .. S. Miyoshi Glass Factory Osaka

Mjbco .. M. J.B. Co. Shidzuoka

Mkosi Mitsukoshi Ltd. Tokyo

Mobiliere Union Mobiliere Shanghai

Mocapihc ... China Paper Co. (Fed., Inc., U.S.A.) ... Shanghai

Modde Friedrich Modde Peiping

Model ite Mode Elite Hongkong

Moderator ... Orient Tobacco Manufactory Hongkong

Moderna .. Farmacia Moderna Jorge & Co., Ltd Macao

Moderne ... Hotel Moderne Tientsin, Harbin

Modernhome “Modern Home” Construction Sup-

plies, Ltd. Shanghai

Modfurniture .. .. Modern Furniture Store Tientsin

Module ... Hemmings & Berkley Hankow

Module ... Hemmings & Parkin, Ltd. Tientsin

Moebi ... W. O. Moebius Shanghai

Mogra ... E. R. Mogra & Co. Canton, Hongkong

Mogul ... M. A. Mogul Singapore

Mogut .. G. Gutbezahl & Co. S’hai, Tientsin

Mohamed G. S. Mohamed ... Kobe

Mohamedali .. Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co. ... Penang

Mohandas .. Mohandas & Sons Kobe

Mohawk Morriss, H. Ernest Shanghai

Mohideen Mohideen & Co., P Shanghai

Moine .. Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. ... Sintrapore, Penang

Molchanoff Molchanoff Hankow

Moller Morller & Co. Ltd., Shanghai

Mollerline .. Mollers’J/d Shanghai

Mollerstock John Moller Shanyhai

Mollison Mollison & Co. Yokohama

Molukveem Molukveem Veem N.V , Celebes Macasar

Monbaron W. J. Crooks & Co. Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm, Name Flace

Monchen Mertens, Dr. H. ... Shanghai

Monco ,. Montrose & Co. Tientsin

Monday Mail .. “Monday Mail”... Manila

Mondcurio . International Commercial Co., Ltd. Osaka

Mondenach . Mondenach, K. Shanghai

Monita . The Shameen Pagoda Hongkong

Monktobac Monk & Co. Shanghai 4

Monod Les Successeurs de E. C. Monod & Co. Bangkok

Monogram Harvie Cooke & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Monolivet David & Co. ... Shanghai

Monotaro . H. Yamamoto & Co. Osaka

Monotype Monotype Corpn , Ltd. Shanghai

Monroe F. C. Monroe & Co. ... Shanghai

Monsoon Columbia Casualty Co. of New York Shanghai

Montargis M. J. B. Montargis Hongkong

Montepiedad . Monte de Pieded and Savings Bank Manila

Montevedere Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro ... Hongkong

Mooreco L. Moore & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Moorob Automobile Club of China Shanghai

Moorob Beck & Swann Shanghai

Moorob Exporters Association of Shanghai... Shanghai

Moorob . Shanghai Fire Insurance Association Shanghai

Moorob . Shanghai Metal Merchants’ As’sn. ... Shanghai

Moorob . Shanghai Marine Underwriters As’sn. Shanghai

Moosa Moosa & Co. Macao

Mopin Societe d’Exploitation des Etablissement

BrO'sard Mopin Saigon

Moreing Morrison & Co, Perak

Morey John Morey & Co. ... Singapore

Morganite Morganite Carbon, K. K. ... Osaka

Morgenster Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Morgenster O. Morgenstern ... Shanghai

Morikuma . Morimura Shoten Yokohama

Morin g . A. Silverstone & Co. Shanghai

Morning . F. Sassoon Kobe

Morse . F. S. Morse Kobe, S' anghal

Morose Rosenfeld & Son, A. B. Shanghai

Morteric .. Morton & Ericksen Mania

Mortgage Peoples Mortgages and Investmi nt Co. Manila

Mortimereid ,. Mortimer-Reid

Morymlah . Morimura Trading Go., Ltd. Tokyo

Moscodel .. David, Moss & Co. Shanghai

Moseo Motor Service Co., Inc. Manila

Moshi Model Dairy Farm Shanghai

Mossgood Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd. ... Singapore

Mossycamp .. Adet Moss & Co. Kobe, Y. kohama

Mothicide .. M Lion Co. Shanghai

Motion .. Motion Smith & Son, Ltd. ... Singapore

Motiwalla E. J. Motiwa'la & Co. Singapore

M otokobata .. Nmhima Kwai Osaka

Motor ,. Telefunk.cn East, Asiatic Telegraph Co. Sha ghti

Motor Siemens China Co. All Pcrts

Motor . TTni'ed Motors Co. Perak

Motorbank .. China Finance Corp. Shanghai

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Cable Ad : t\r Na Place

Motosales Shanghai Motor Sales Co.. ... Shanghai

Mottoes Economical Trading Co. Hongkong

Mottimport C. Motte & Co. Singapore

Motyard The South China Motorship Building

and Repairing Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Mountain Temiang Renchong Estate ... Selangor

Mountainview .. P. D. Carman Co. Manila

Moulder Moulder & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Mourin A. Mourin & Co., Ltd. Kedah

Moutrie Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S. All Ports

Mowin Mowin Co. Hongkong

Moyel Moyler, Powell & Co. Tientsin, Peiping

Moyroux Moyroux & Co. Tientsin

Mrltd B. J. Egan Tientsin

Muehlenbau Miag Muehlenbau & Industrie, A. C. Shanghai

Mukhi Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand Yokohama

Mukusu Dr. B. Caldwell ... Yokohama

Mulpbico Muller & Phipps, Ltd. All Ports

Multiple McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. Shanghai

Muneng Munoz & Co. Manila

Mundara D. Couper Johnston & Co. Bangkok

Municipal Municipal Department Sarawak

Municipal Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association Shanghai

Muraitraco Murai Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Murakami Murakami & Co. ... Shanghai

Murakamito Murakami Toyo. Shanghai

Muraship Murase Shoten Kobe

Musabhoy M. Musabhoy & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Musen NipponMusenDenshinDenwa Kaisha,Ld. Tokyo

Music Anderson Music Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Music Lyric Music House, Inc. ... Manila

Musicians Hongkong Music Go. Hongkong

Mustami Soiled Kozhaya,successorst oGazalBrothersKobe

Mustard Sharpe & Dohme Inc. Shanghai

Mustard H. K. Mulford & Co. Shanghai

Mustard Mustard & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Mustard Remington Typewriter Agency Shanghai

Mutuatrade Mutual Trading Co. Shanghai

Myers Myers Healing Shokai, Ltd. Tokyo

Myke J. R. Michael & Co. Hongkong

Myotomy A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Myotomy Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark Hongkong, Shanghai

Myrtle Burt, Myrtle Co. Semarang

Naafi Navy Army & Air Force Institutes Tientsin

Nabholz Nabholz & Co.- Sh., Yokohama

Nacco Ocean Accident & Guarantee Co. Singapore

ISTaccokobe National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Kobe

Naccokong National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hongkong

Naccoshang National Aniline & Chemical Co., TT.S.A. Shanghai

Nacohankow National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hankow

Nacomsav National Commercial & Savings Bank,

Ltd. All Ports

Nacot Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Nacotinsin National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A Tientsin

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Xadrutore National Drug Store ... Manila

Xaeco Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

poration, Ltd. Singapore

Nagata Nagata Bros. Penang

Nage n ins National Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Nagoya Abeko & Co,, Ltd. Nagoya.

Nagrom G. J. W. Morgan Shanghai

Nahiho Nam Hing Hong Hongkong

Naigai Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Nainen Mitsubishi In ternal Combustion Engine Co. Kobe

Naiti Hindhede & Co., Ltd Singapore

Naivarom A. R. Catto Tokyo

Najam Abdulali & Co. ... Kobe

Nakagawa Nakagawa Shoten Singapore

Nakagi Gisuke Nakamura Osaka

Nakaso Shozo Nakamura Tokyo

Nalex International Export Co.,- Ltd. Tientsin

Naltra The National Traders Shanghai

Naman (Siamese' Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. ... Bangkok

Namkeng Bangkok Mfg. Co.House

Nan Sin Optical Bangkok

Nanchintra Singapore

Naniwasoko Naniwa Warehouse Co., Ltd. Osaka

N antai Leadmen & Co., Ltd. F oochow

Nantao Shun Cong Eng. & Shipbldg. Works ... Shanghai

Nanyang Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Nanyang Union Times Press Singapore

Napproco Maneru & Co. Manila

Naraindas B. Naraindas Kobe

Narealty S. T. Kao Shanghai

Narsilk Taj mahal Silk Store Hongkong

Narumo Toyo Shokai Tokyo

Nanis M. Lopez and National Stationery Co Manila

Nassau .Young Men’s Christian Association Peping

Natatores The National Trading Co. Hongkong

N atantop National Anti-Opium As’sn of China Shanghai

Natcombank National Commercial Bank, Ltd. T’sin., S’hai.

Natdrudco NatiojiaJ-DrHg Company Hongkong

Nated National tlhited Co. of. China Hongkong

Nateleco National Electric Co. Singaproe

Natbygiene National Hygiene Co. Shanghai

Nathyo National Hygiene Co. Shanghai

Natico North America Trading and Import Co.. All Ports

Naticolour Etablissements Kuhlmann ... Shanghai

Natio International Export Co., Ltd. Hankow

National National Trading and Lumber Co. Kobe

National National Commercial Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Nationalbank .. Philippine National Bank .... Manila

Nationalco National Shirts Mfg., Co. Hongkong

Nationalop National Optical Co. Shanghai

Natmed Chinese Medical Associationi Shanghai

Natmed The National Medical Assoc, of China ... Shanghai

Natpurcom National Construction Commission .. Shanghai

Natraco National Trading Co. Shanghai

Natragco National Sanitary Rag Co.... Kobe

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Natwirfcel Chinese National Wireless Tele. Co. Tientsin, Shanghai

Natwirtel Marcohi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ld. Shanghai

Nauenpress Transocean News Service Shanghai

Nautilus Canadian Pacific Railway Co. All Ports

Naveokali N.V. Overzeesche Kali Export Mij. ... Hongkong

Navi^atrad Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Navigazion Borioni & Co. Chungking

Nazarally N. Tyebally Singapore

Nearsilk Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Neary J. Neary Yokohama

Neean Neco Neon Co. Hongkong

Necktradeo Baroukh Trading Co. Shanghai

Nedasiatie Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe

Nedergink s Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

N.V. Tokyo

Nedloh A. R. Holden & Co., Lfd. ... Singapore

Nedyar F. Rayden Shanghai

Neerbclera Breen; & Co., C.J. Shanghai

Neerbclem Shanghai Lumber &: Coal Co. Shanghai

Neelinchen Neelin'g Chen Shanghai

Negri Busy Bee Shanghai

Nehesco Neuss Hesslein Corporation Manila

Nehocroe Henry H. Cohen, l td. Shanghai

Nehocroc Shanghai Button & Buckle Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Neil James Neil & Co. Shanghai

Neill Neill & Bell Selangor

Neled Nell Co., Edward J. Manila

Nellgwin Gwinnell, J. K. ... Singapore

Nemazee M. Nemazee Hongkong

Nemgial National Employers Mutual General Singapore

Insurance Association Ltd. Harbin

Nemirovsky Nemivorskv, L. J..

Neonlite Claude Neon Lights, Eed, Inc., U.S.A. .. Shanghai

Nerbudda Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... /Bata via. Sourabaya

l Macassar

Neshaconst New Shanghai Const. Co. ... Shanghai

Nesrednaw C. W. Andersen Shanghai

Nestles Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Milk Co. Selangor, Canton

Nestle Societe Nestle (France) Sa’gon

Nestruilk Nestle’s Milk Products (China) Ltd. . .. All Ports

Nesty James Tsen Co. ... Hankow

Netbenco G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Nettlefold Guest, Keen & Nettlefold, Ltd. Shanghai

Neveleo Maison Regina ... Shanghai

Neveleo Neveleo Trading Co. Shanghai

Neveleo J. Nevel & Co. ... Shanghai 1

Neverogvan Nederlandsche Vikoop Organisatie N. V. Hongkong

Neville Cornabe Eckford & Winning Harbin

Neville Lloyds ... Harbin

Neville H. J. Neville ... Harbin

Newgrand Hotel New Grand Yokohama

Newsroom South China Newspaper, Ltd. Hongkong

Newsroom Nam Chung Po Ltd. Hongkong

Newtonco The New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. ... Singapore

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Newzico New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. All Ports

Nibild Philippine Lumber Exportation Co. Manila

Nichidoku Nichi Doku Shoten Kobe

Nicbiei Anglo-Japan Cycle Manufaeturi ngCo.,Ltd. Kobe

Nichiwaw Nichiwa Shokai Shanghai

Nichizuico Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. Japan Ports

Nicol Nicol & Co. A. Tientsin

Nicolas C. Nicolas Peiping

Nicolsuper Nichols Super Yarn & Carpets, Inc. Tientsin, Man.

Nicot Nicot Products Co. Shanghai

Nielcolm Hankow Eire Insurance Association ... Hankow

Nieuwsblad , Nederlandsch-Indische: Drukkers en

Pitgevers Maatschappij ... Batavia

Niewin Nielsen & Winther, Ltd. Hankow

Niagara Niagara Mineral Water Co. Hankow

Nigawco Eastern Products Exporting Corpn. Kobe

Nihalchand Nihalchand Bros. Yokohama

Nihodensen Nippon Denseu Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo.

Nihondempo Nippon Dempo News, Agency ... Shanghai

NihoDkaijo Nippon Marine Insurance 0". Shanghai

Nihonkisen Nippon Kisep. Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

Nihonmenka . Nippon Menkua K.K. Tientsin

Nihonsabvo Sabroe Co. of Japan Ltd. .. Osaka, Tokyo

Nihonshoko . .. Shanghai

Japan Trading and Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Nikarting China Trading Corp.

Nikas Indische Blauwvriesveem ... Batavia

Nikka Nikka Yoko ... Shanghai

... Tokyo

Nikko Japan Steel Products Co. ... Kedah

Nilrob Robb & Nilsson. ... Shanghai

Ningshao Ningpo Shaoshing S. N. Co. Selangor

Nipah Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd. Kobe

Nippol)elg(i . Yerleysesi & Go. A, Manila

Nippon Nippon Bazaar

Nippongakki . Nippon Gakki Seize Kahushifci Kaisha Shidzuoka

Penang

Nipponkan Nippon Hotel Tokyo

Nipponola . Columbia Gramophone Co. Tokyo, Y’hama

Nipponola Nipponophone Co., Ltd. Osaka

Nipponpaint . Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Niroshoji .. Russo-Japanese Trading..,Co. Yokohama

Nishiwilso . .Nishimura k . Wilson Dairen

N isshin . Nisshin Oil Mills All Ports

Nissikisen . Nisshin Kisen Kaisha '.... Hongkong

Nissui : . Nippon Suisan& Kaisha,

T. A. .Martin Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Nitraraat Kobe, Tokyo

Nitrammon . H. Ahrens & Co. Tsingtao, S’hai

Nitrofoska D. S. H. Krauch & Co. Swatow

Nitrofoska . Jebsen & Co. Tokyo

Nitsuco . Nihon Tsusho Co., Ltd Tokyo

Nobumaru ,. Ogawa

Nocidem ,. Medicon, Ltd. Tokyo

Nodrog Gordon & Qotch Ltd. Shanghai

Noel . .. Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Noessler .. Noessler & Co. G.m.b.H. .... Shanghai

Nofrenis .. N. E. Nissim ....

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nogero ... Wilcox Hayes Co. Kobe

Nolasco .... P. M. N. da Silva Hongkong

Nollavour .... Behr & Mathew Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Noltehaas ..4 “Deli-Atjeh,” N.V. Batavia

Nolteliaas .... Trading Society Delti-Atiek. Penang

N'omanbhoy ... Mohamedally, N. Hongkong

Nonforfeit ... The National Mutual’Life Assurance

of Australia, Ltd. Hong Kong

Nonsueo ... North Negros Suear Co. .... Manila

Nop .... New Oriental Pharmacy .... Tientsin

Norama ... Insurance Oo. of North America Shanghai

Norama ... R. A. Kreulen Shanghai

Norama ... World Auxiliary Insurance Corpn. Shanghai

Norasiatic .... Nora.siatic Coal Transports, Ltd. Shanghai

Norasiatic ... Norasiatic Steamship Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Norhank .... Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Harbin

Norbrit .... Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Norbrit .... ( North British and Mercantile Insce. )

| Co., Ltd. i Shanghai,Singapore

Norbrit ... Insurance Office of Aust., Ltd. Singapore

Norbrit ... Fine Art & General Insurance Co. ... Shanghai

Norcas ... North China American School Peiping

Norchest ... North China Estates Tientsin

Norco ... Ling & Co., D.G. Foochow

Nordiske .... Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. All Ports

Nordiske .... Eastern Extension Australasia & China

Telegraph Co. All Ports

Nordlloyd .... German Steamship Agencies Manila

Nordlloyd .... O. H. Anz & Co. Dairen

Nordlloyd .... Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Singapore, Ti., Man.

Nordlloyd .... H. Ahrens & Co. Tokyo, T’hama,Kobe

Nordlloyd ... Melchers & Oo. (Shipping) All Ports

Nordpass .... Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Singapore

Noreg .... Norwegian Consulate Canton

Normail .... North China Daily Mail, The Tientsin

Noronha .... Noronha & Co. ... Hongkong

Norseman .... Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Norunder .... North China Underwriters .... Tientsin

Norwegian Mission The Norwegian Missionary Society Changsha

Norwich .... Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd Tokyo

Nosagenji .... Nosawa & Co. Kobe

Noseeb .... Beeson & Co. Shanghai

Noskrap .... Parkson, Ltd. Hongkong

Notwen ... Esther Newton ... Kobe

Nourregisterrd... A. C. Monks Manila

Nouveautes .... Maison de Nouveautes Shanghai

Novetoys .... Harris & Lewis Kobe

Nufam ... /Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- \

( ciety. Ltd. f S’pore, S’hai, Tokyo

Nufore .... Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society, Ltd. Singapore

Nunob .... Nunobiki Shogyo Knbushiki Raiska .... Kobe

Nurbit .... The Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd Singapore

Nutria ... D. H. Delburgo & Co. Tientsin

Nutter .... Nutter & Co. Moji

Nutter ... Portuguese Consulate Moji

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nyholm Burmeister & Wain Tokyo

Nyholm S. N. Nyholm Tokyo

JJylic New York Life Insurance Co.l " .... Tokyo

Nymalex Alexandra, Niemann, Ltd Penang

Nytob Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Oakenpin Oriental Telephone and Eleciric Co., Ltd. Singapore

Obat Medical Hall, Ltd. Singapore

O’Brien Harvey & O’Brien Manila

Oblaeklead Okazaki Trading Co. Osaka

Obolaire General Engineering Co. ... Kobe

Obolaire Home Insurance Co. Of New York ... Kobe

Observer Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Agency Tientsin

Observer B. Hayton Fleet Harbin

Occasional Occasional Store Tientsin

Occasion Rudolph, WolS & Kew, Ltd. Hongkong

Ocean Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation

(of London), Ltd. j All Ports

Ocrojam Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Ocsmalley Smalley & Co. Singapore

Octagon Erzinger & Co. Chef., Shanghai

Octagon Rayner, Heusser & Co., Ltd. Chef., Shanghai

Odell Odell & Co. F oochow

Odell The Eastern Hotel F oochow

O’Dell Japan Review Yokohama

O’Dell O’Dell’s Service Bureau ... Yokohama

Odeonfilm Odeon Theatre Co. Shanghai

Oerseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd. Hongkong

Oerseanews WahKiuYatPo Hongkong

Officebureau The Office Cleaning Bureau Hongkong

Ogano Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ogliastro Louis Ogliastro & Co. Haip., Saigon, Hanoi

Ogrubled Delburgo Co., Ltd., D. H. Kobe

Ohta Ohta

Oil mill Chihli Development

Trading Co Co. Manila

Tientsin

Ojiseishi Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Okuragumi Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd. All Ports

Olacem Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop S’hai., Hongkong

Oldarno Behn, Meyer & Co. H. ?>i ij. Manila, Cebu

Olga B. Basto Hongkong

Oliva ns Olive’ , Evans & Co. Kobe

Olkso Lee Kim Soo .... Singapore

Oiler dessen A. F. Ollerdessen ... .... Shanghai

Olveh Ouderlinge Levensverzekering van")

Eeigen Hulp-Life Insurance ) ... Batavia

Olympia Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. .. Yokohama

Otna-ralsagoff . S: O. Alsagoff Singapore

Omnisa /International Trade Corporation/

Omomi tMidsudzumi & Co. / Kobe

Onapress Carl Crow, Inc. Shanghai

Onfat On Fat & Co ... Hongkong

Onglongco Ong Long & Co., Inc. Manila

Onishi Onishi Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Onlooker On Lok Yuen Co. Hongkong

Onnes Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh Onnse. East Sumatra

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Cable Ad: Firm Name /’/ace

Onneybros Yannoulatos Bros.(China) ... Chef., Shanghai

Onyico . OnnYin&Co . Selangor

Oonseckaang . Oon Seek Aang Co. .... Hongkong

Opcasco . Oppenheimer Casing Co. ... Tientsin

Oppel . Oppel Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ... KobeShanghai

Openheimer Oppenheimer Cie., L'd

Ophir Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. ... Tangkah

Optesepo 7' Compagnie Optorg Shanghai

Optician . Chinese ptical Co. Singapore, H’kong

Opticians M. Ezekiel & Sons Hongkong

Optometrist Eastern Optical Co. . Singapore

Optorgpo . Compagnie Optorg S’hai., Hongkong

Ongchengwi Ong Cheng Wi & Sons Malacca

Oracca . O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc. Manila

Oralumco Oriental Alcoa, Ltd. Shanghai

Orange . Leigh & Orange ... Hongkoiii?

Oranje Oranje Hotel Singapore

Orbipo Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd. Singapore

Orfur Oriental Fur & Hides Export Co.; Ltd. Shanghai

Orico Oriental Coal Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Oriemocar Oriental Motor Car Coi ' ... ti Hongkong

Orienhotel Oriental Hotel ... Bangkok

Orienovsea . Oriental Oversea Trading Shanghai

Orienrugco Oriental Rng Co., Ltd Hongkong

Orient East Asiatic Co,, Ltd. All Ports

Orient Oriental Stores and Agency Perak

Orient Toko Orient Padang

Orient Wassard & Co.... Vladivosto k

Orient , East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Tsingtao, Hankow,

t Singapore

Oriental . Oriental Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

Oriental Oriental Stores, Ltd. Bangkok

Oriental Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Ip oh

Oriental . Oriental Govt. Security Assurance Co.... Selangor

Orientamer Eastern Trading Co. Osaka

Orienteak East Asiatic Co., Ltd. H’kong., B’kok

Orientrade Oriental Trading Co. , Singapore

Orientwine Oriental Wine Import Co. ... Shanghai

OrinsurofE Oriental Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Orion . W. Logan & Co. Hongkong

Oritrico Oriental Commercial Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Orliaso . Oriental Life Assurance s Society, Inc. Manila

()rnstein Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe .

Orprotraco Oriental Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Orpurcy Juan Llorens Hijo . Kobe

Orpurcy Oriental Purchasing Co Y’hama., S’hai

Osabaz Osaka Bazaar Manila

Osaco . Omi Sales Co. Osaka, Tokyo

Osakakikai . Osaka Kikai Kosakusho, Ltd. Ofeaka

Osamaohida Osaka Shosem Kaisha Tsingtao

Osawa D. Osawa & Co. ..... Tientsin

Oscoy . The Oriental Shoe Co. Honstkong

Oseabank Overseas National Bank Ltd. Hongkong

Osecomco . Overseas Commercial Co .i. Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name riace

Osmuareto Oriental Saw Mill Manila

Ostermann China Import Trading Co . Tientsin

Ostrich H.B. Walker .. . Cebu

Osuco Oriental Supply Co. . Hongkong

Ottery Deacons . Hongkong

Ottolinke Otto Linke Tsingtao

Ouchterony H. Ouchterlony . Osaka

Ousko M. H. A. Ouskouli Shanghai

Outdoor Outdoor Sports Equip. Co. Hongkong

Outfit Mackintosh’s Ltd. Hongkong

Ovamho Adolf Petersen Tientsin

Over Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Overdale . Robertson, Wilson & Co , Ltd, Hongkong

Over dale Arthur Woods Shanghai

Oversea Oversea Trading Op, Yokohama

Oversea Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, if Pen., S’hai., Sel., H’kong.,

Amoy,

Ltd. : „,. ’ (. S’pore.,Job-,

Malacfca

Overseauews ; Overseas Chinese Daily iCews Hongkong

Overtradco Oversea Trading Co. Tokyo

Oving H. E. Oving jr.

Ovus . ( Societe Anonyme pour ITndusfrie des ) Sourabaya

( Ouefs. } Hankow

Owen . Asia Life Insurance Co Batavia

Owston . F. Owstou & Co., Ltd. Yokohama, Kobe

Oxygene . Teikoku Sanso R. K.

Oxygen . Far East Oxygen & Acetylene & Co., Ltd. Kobe All Ports

Oyerae Rae’s TeaTrading

Set Factory

Oyerae Oye Rae Co. " .... Kobe

Kobe

Ozobunn Ozu Burin & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

P. & O. S. N. Co... Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Shanghai

Paaco Parkson & Co. Hongkong

Pabco Pacific Banking Corporation Shanghai

Pacco Taiheiyo Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd Tientsin

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corpn. Manila

Pachamac Macmillan Co. of New York

Pacific /N.V. Internationale Crediet-en Han-1 Shanghai

Pacific 1Hongkong

delsvereeniging

Shanghai Biinking Corpn. J Batavia Singapore

Pacific Pacific Storage and Packing Corporal ion Peiping

Pacifiq ue Commercial Pacific Cable Go ... Shanghai

Paciueno Uyeno Trading Co. ... ... Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co. .... ... Tientsin

Pacomeco Pacific Commercial Co. .... ... Manila, Iloilo

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corporation .... Manila

Padang Emerald Rubber & Coconut Co., Ltd. Kedah

Paelz Paelz China Co, .... ... Shanghai

Pafbecker P. A. F. Becker .... ... Singapore

Paget H. E. G. Paget ... ... ... Yokohama

Pagoda Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Rangoon

Pahangcon The Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd Pahang

Paint Cheng Hua Paint Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Painter Alfred K. Hoyer ... ... Peiping

Paintupaco Upson Paint Co., Inc. .... Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place.

Pak Tim Yours Truly Tobacco Co. ... Hongkong

Pakanbaroe Bluntschli, H. C., General Agent Medan

Pakaso Hongkong Art Frame Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Paketvaart Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij ... All Ports

Palace Palace Hotel .... Swat., H’kong.,S’hai

Palaninado Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Palates t Palace Tobacco Store Shanghai

Palazai- Palace Bazaar Manila

Palme Bernam Oil Palms ( titan Melintang,

j F.M.S.

Pal moil F. Mangskau .... Singapore

Palmolive Colgate-Palmolive, Peet Co. Manila

Pamadavis P. M. Davis Co. Manila

Pam cc art Palm Court Private Hotel Hongkong

Panamanian Yokohama

Panaconsul

Panair Pan AmericanConsulate

Airways Co. Hongkong

Pan aytelco Panay Telephone & Telegraph Co., Inc. Iloilo

Panjoomall T. P. Panjoomall Kobe

Panel Pan-Pacific Oil Co. Singapore

Panpacifco Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Panroche Nippon Roche K. K. Tokyo

Paofoong China Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Paolai Pao Lai Trading Co. Shanghai

Paousliun Paou Shun Kung Sze Hankow

Pape right Khai Mun & Co. Singapore

Papertrade J. P. Heilbronn Co., Inc. ... Manila

Papindus Spicers (Export) Ltd. Shanghai

Papistry Shewaran & Co. Hongkong

Papistry Pioneer Silk Store Hongkong

Papp Pappadopoulo A. E. Kobe

Papshuster E. Schuster Shanghai

Papshuster Cosmos Paper Co. Shanghai

Papyrus Oriental Press .... Shanghai

Para Penang Rubber Exchange .. Penang

Paraclete A. A. Lopes Hongkong

Paradise Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., The ... All Ports

Paradissis Paradissis Freres & Cie Chefoo

Parak The Paramount Chemical Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Paramount Paramount Film Service Ltd. All Ports

Parchment Johannes & Sammy Singapore

Parekh K. P. Parekh & Co. Hongkong

Parico The Paris Co Hongkong

Pariser L. Pariser & Co. Shanghai

Pariser Ludwig Pariser ... Harbin

Parkvale Park & Francis Ltd. Selangor

Parlatone Parlatone Hispano Manila

Parmanand Parmanand BrothersFilipino Inc. Penang

Paroquet Rigold, Bergmann & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Parsonage Parsonage Co Kobe

Parsons Parsons Hardware Co., Inc. Manila

Pasco Philippine Auto Supply Co. Manila

Pascotrad Pasco Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Pasenet P. A. Senet Shanghai

Pasquier J. P. Pasquier Shanghai

Pastrano Pastranco Unchuan

 CABLE ADDRESSES F83

Cable Ad F irm Name Place

Pasumil Pampangia Sugar Mills Manila

Patbeins Pat. A. Being Singapore

Patco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Patell C. M. Karanjia & Co. Canton

Patellario Patell & Co Hongkong

Paterson Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. Malaya, Penang

Pathe Pavilion Ltd Shanghai

Pathodgins Pathodgins, Ltd. Shanghai

Pathology J. B. Patell .... Hongkong

Patraco Pacific Trading Co., Inc. ... Hongkong

Pattara Z. Pattara Singapore

Patten Patten, Mackenzie & Co. ... Kobe

Paturel C. Paturel Shanghai

Paul Stephens Paul& Co.

h Co. Singapore

Paulyoung Paul Young Tientsin

Pavement C. Russell Manila

Pavement Manila Rock Asphalt Co. ... Manila

Pavri K. S. Pavri Canton

Payneco Payne & Co. Hongkong

Peaceful Peak Hotel Hongkong

“Pealntaxco,” Manila

“Patco” Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.

Peanco Pritchard & Co., Ltd. Penang, Perak

Pearce Pearce & Garriock Hankow

Pearce Pearce & Co Tokyo, Kobe

Pearce Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. Hankow

Pebanco Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Manila

Pecker I. Pecker Tientsin

Peckincraft DeVault Co. Peiping

Peckinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pecofilms Gaiety Theatre ... Tientsin

Pecofilms Shanghai, Tientsin,

Peacock Motion Pictures Corporation ... Peiping

Pecoi Philippine Education Co., Inc. Manila

Pecoi Manila City Directory Manila

Peet John Peet & Co. Batavia

Peifong North China Steamship Co, Tientsin

Pekincraft De Vault Co. Peiping

Pekinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pelstrusof M. V. Pelstrusof ... Harbin

Penhas Rahamin Penhas Singapore

Penhote Peninsula Hotel Hongkong

Pening Peiping-Liaoning Railway Tientsin

Penink Sulbina & Co. Singapore

Peninsular Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd. Perak

Peninsular P. & O. iS.N. Co. All Ports

Peninsular Peninsular & Oriental Steam NavigationCo., Singapore

Peninsular Peninsular Lights (1930) Ltd. Selangor

Pennell E. W. Pennell Co. Tientsin

Pennleaf Pemberton & Penn, Inc. ... Shanghai

Penorbanca P. & O. Bankiner Corporaliou, Ltd. S’ai., H’kong.,S’pore

Pentland John D. Hutchison & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pentreath Pentreath & Co. Hongkong

Peoplebank B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Peppermint Kobayashi Keisuke Kobe

Perak Paramount Chemical Works Hongkong

Percon Peruvian Consulate Kobe

Perez Perez, Corp & Co. Yokohama, Kobe

Peroshaw Peroshaw & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Pernot Pernot

Perpetuity N. Mody & Co. Hongkong

Pervasion Bornemann & Co. Hongkong, Canton

Pesam Paul E. Sammann & Co. of Japan Osaka, Shanghai

Pesee P.B. Shroff Shanghai

Pesee Vasumia & Oo. Shanghai

Peshuratan Peshuratan & Co. Kobe

Pessomull Pessomull Mulchand Yokohama

Peterchon^ Peter Chong & Co. Singapore

Petermusic Peter Music Co. ... Canton

Petodjo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Petreux De N. V. de Bataafsche Semarang

Petrie Bruce Petrie, Ltd. Singapore

Petroatic Siam, Malaya,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. ... ,': Labuan, Singapore

Petronel Peters & Co. Shanghai

Petrosam The Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. All Ports

Petrosilex Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. China), Ltd. .. All Ports

Petwalo Philippine Button Corpn. ... Manila

Peugeotcar Asiatic Traders Hongkong

Pexco Export Petroleum Co. of California Ltd. Hongkong

Pfeiffer Otto Pfeiffer Agentschappen Batavia

Pharma Bayer Meister Lucius Y.G.K. Tokyo, Kobe

Pharmacy Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Amoy

Pharmadrog Pharmacie Generale Shanghai

Pharmanila Dr. G. Schwab Manila

Pharmorey Commercial Advertising Co. Shanghai

Pheasant Malayan Flour Milling Co. Singapore

Pheasant Tong Lam & Co. Singapore

Philacet Philippine Acetylene Co. ... Manila

Philauto Philippine Automotive Corpn. Manila

Philcosale Philco Sales Corporation ... Shanghai

Phildenply National Dental Supply, Inc. Manila

Phildesco Philippine Desicated CoconutCorporation Zamboanga

Philfishco Philippine Fish Co. Manila

Philippidi C. M. Philippidis Chungking

Phillips Negri Sembilian Sporting Club Negri Sembilan.

Philmaco Philippine Manufacturing Co. Manila

Philnabank Philippine National Bank Manila

Philrayco Philippine Railway Co. Iloilo

Philreco Philippine Refining Co., Inc. Manila

Philtrust Philippine Trust Co. Manila

Phinkeechan Chop Chung Thye Phin Perak

Phirozi ... R. H. Ragi & Co. Shanghai

Phoenix Phoenix Aerated Water Works Singapore

Phofire Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.

Phofire London Guarantee

Shanghai

Phonola Phonola Music House Shanghai

Phosphates . ... Societe Nouvelle des Phosphates du Tonkin Haiphong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F85

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Photo Burr Photo Co. Shanghai

Photoleeco H. Lee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Photostore Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Physiology The National Medical Journal of China Peiping

Piairtaxco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Pianoco Tokyo Piano Shokai Y okohama

Pianola Tsang Fook Piano Co. ... Hongkong

Pianomaker Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Pic Philippine International Corpn. Manila

Picketrope Johnson Pickett Rope Co. ... Manila

Pickett Pickett Harness Co. Manila

Picking Picking Lampen Nachfolger Shanghai

Pienchutang .. Catholic Mission Tsinan

Pigeon D. E. J. Abraham Shanghai

Pila Pila & Co. Shanghai

Pila Les Successenrs d’Ulys,-e Pila & Co. Y’hama, Shanghai

Pilot George H. Whymark & W. M. Carst ... Kobe

Pilot Newchwang Pilot Co. Newchwang

Pilots Penang Pilot Association ... Penang

Pilots Singapore Pilot Association Singapore

Pilots .. Taku Pilot Co. ... Taku

Pilots Manila Pilots Assoc. Manila

Pilotus Siber, Hegner & Co. Shanghai

Pincheong Pincheong Co. Singapore

Pinnacle Pinnacle Products Co Shanghai

Pinto Pinto’s Finance Bank Shanghai

Pirelli .. Pirelli (Far East), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Piroshah J. P. Vasunia & Co. Canton

Pisalnite . Pisal Panite Trading Co. ... Bangkok

Pitcairn Pitcairn, Syme A Co. Batavia

Pitchfork Pittendrigh, Wilson & Co. Hongkong

Pitrine . Trinidad, Pio., Inc. Manila

Plaisant . Plaisant Freres Seoul

Plage Dr. Jimusho Plage Tokyo

Planco .. Heath Fibre Co. Manila

Planeo Tubbs Cordage Co. Manila

Plantable North Borneo Trading Co. ... Sarawak

Platform Patel & Co. Shanghai

Platinum . S. S. Perry Hongkong

Plaza . Hotel Plaza Zamboanga, S’hai

Plazahotel Plaza Hotel Manila

Pliotex . Pliotex Ltd. Singapore

Plumsupcom Plumbing Supply Co. Shanghai

Pneumatic Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. All Ports

Pocha M. S. Pocha & Co. Shanghai

Poerba, Loeboek | United Sumatra Rubber Estates, Ltd. Sumatra

Pakam Tientsin

Pohda . Taichong Import & Export Co.

Pohoomull Pohoomull Bros. All Ports

Pohsib H. N. Bishop & Co. Shanghai

Poinneyret .. Poinsard and Veyret Saigon

Poinsetta . Y. R. Yick&Co. S’pore., Penang

Polas . Oriental Fur & Hides Export Co., Ltd Shanghai

Polas Polish Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Polco Polish Commercial Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Poldi Poldi Steel Works Shanghai

Poldisteel Poldi iSteel Works Tokyo, Osaka

Pollard Thomas H. Pollard Bangkok

Polmission Polish Legation Tokyo

Polo Wm. Powell, Ltd. Hongkong

Polonia Polish-Chinese Trading Corpn. Shanghai

Polpred U.S.S.R. Embassy. Tokyo

Pomanlau Po Man Lau Macao

Ponco Kiu Cheng Pongee Co. Shanghai

Pooley Pooley & Co. Selangor

Poon Po On Marine & Fire Ins. & Godown Co. Hongkong

Popular Farmacia Popular Macao

Popular H. Nolasco & Co. Macao

Popular H. Nolasco Macao

Pop water Watson’s Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Portend Henry Hunter Bayne & Co. Manila

Porthealth National Quarantine Service Shanghai

Porto United Export Co. Tientsin

Portuguese Missr n St. Anthony’s Boys’ School... Singapore

Posancoy Po Sang & Co. Hongkong

Postalbank Postal Remittances & Savings Bank. Nanking

Postgen Director General of Posts & Telegraphs .... Malaya

Postgen Director-General of Posts C Nanking, Shanghai^

{ Peiping

Postmaster . .. Post Office Ichang

Postos Post Office All Ports

Postos Chinese Postal Administration Harbin, Tientsin.

Postral Post Directorate General Office Peiping

Postscript South China Morning Post, Ltd. Hongkong

Potation Benjamin & Potts Shanghai

Potomac Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Penang

Potrebitel Centrosojus (England,) Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Pottery National Pottery Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Pottery Chee Hsin Pottery Tientsin

Potts Swift & Co. Shanghai

Potun International Trading Co., The Hongkong

Powerlite American Electric Co., Inc. Manila

Powell Powell & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Powercold Plankow Light & Power Co. Hankow

Powerful Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Powerhouse Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd. Sandakan, H’kong

Powhattan (Canton, T’tsin,

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. (Tsinan, Foochow

Powhatton Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. Harbin

Powson Pow Kee & Son Shanghai

Prager M. Prager Singapore

Prang Besar .. Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd. Selangor

Pratt W.H. Pratt Negri Sembilan

Pravlenie Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Pepin g

Precious D. Chellaram Shanghai

Premmark Utoomal & Assudamal Co. Hongkong

Preemniki A. W. Kassianoff & Co., Ltd. Harbin

Premier Premier Commercial Co. ... Kobe

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Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Premier Press ... Penang Premier Press, Ltd. Penang

Presbyterian American Presbyterian Mission Tsingtao, Chefoo

Presgrave Presgrave & Mathews Perak

Press Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Press Directory & Chronicle of the Far East... Hongkong

Press Peking & Tientsin Times Tientsin

Press Tientsin Press, Ltd. Tientsin

Prevalade Schmitzler & Co. Semarang

Previsora La Previsora Filipina Manila Tabal

Nibong

Priam Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

Pricelace One Price Lace Co. Shanghai

Princely Royal Insurance Co. Tokyo

Prinsuppli China Printing Supply Co. Shanghai

Printers C. Limson & Co. Penang

Printemps Grands Magasins du Printemps Shanghai

Printer The Shameen Printing Press, Ltd. Canton

Priuterie Ye Okie Printerie, Ltd. Hongkong

Prismatic Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Proclivity South China Produce Co. ... Hongkong

Procteraw Procter and Gamble Trading Co. Cebu

Procurmis Procure la Maison de Siecnhsien Tientsin

Prodrome British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Prodrome British Legation Tokyo, Bangkok

Product Product Export Oo., Ltd. ... Harbin

Products United Products Shanghai

Produotsco China Products Export Oo. Canton, Hongkong

Produtrade Maintz Productenhandel, N.V. Batavia

Professo Hansons Shanghai

Profit Insular Plumbing Co. Manila

Profit Watson & Watson Man ila

Progessus Edward M. Poons Co. Kobe

Progressus General Export Trading Co. Kobe

Progress Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Progress China Manufacturers Chefoo

Progress Lohmann & Co. Singapore

Proleabelt Belting & Leather Products Assoc., Inc. Shanghai

Prometumi ' Comptoir de Produits Metallurgiques,

/ Tubulaires and Miniers J Tokyo

Properties B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Prosper W. Henry Trading Co. Shanghai

Prosperity Hock Hin Bros. Penang

Prosperous Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Prosplant United States Rubber Plantations Selangor

Protimber Timber & Produce Co. Singapore

Protection Hekking and Clouth Shanghai

Protector Protectorate Jesselton

Hongkong, Canton

Provincial Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

Prudasoo The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.... Singapore

Prudence Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Peiping

Prudential Nozawaya Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Prudential Prudential Underwriters ... Tientsin

Prueba La Prueba Tobacco Co. ... Manila

Psalmist S. J. David & Co. S’hai., Hongkong

Pschmitzoo P. Schmitz & Co. Tokyo

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Publicity China Publicity Co; Shanghai

Publicity Peninsular Publicity Service Selangor

Publico Associated Advertisers Shanghai

Publishing Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Hongkong

Puertasol Li Puerto Del Sol Manila

Pukchiu Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. Unsan (Seoul)

Pulun China Fur Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai, T’tsin

Pulun M. Marderfeld ... Shanghai

Puredrugs Eagle Drug Co. . Shanghai

Purima Kotak & Co. ... ... Osaka

Purity Purity Drinking Water Co. ... Hongkong

Pushing O. Thoresen & Oo. Shanghai

Pyloo The China Engineering Co. Tientsin

Pyramide East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Pyrotechny Palmer & Turner Hongkong, Shanghai

Quality South China Mfg. & Exp. Co. Hongkong

Singapore

Quants Waters & Watson Nagasaki

Quartermaster ... II. 8. Army Transport Service ' ‘ Manila

Quiasonco . Quiason & Co Shanghai

Quickpill . Warner & Co., Inc. William R.

Quotation Russ & Co. ... .. ... Hongkong

Rabben W. Rabben & Co. Tientsin

Racers British Bicycle Co. Hongkong

Racine Racine & Cie. ... China Ports

Racing Shanghai Race Club ... ‘ ... Perak Shanghai

Racing The Perak Turf Club Selangor

Racing Selangor Turf Club

Racing Straits Racing Association Singapore

Racing Tientsin Race Club Tientsin

Radha Town Dispensary Neg. Sembilan

Radiochina Gallop & Co., Inc. Shanghai

Radiocorp R. C. A. Communications, Inc. < Manila, Tokyo,

1 Shanghai

Radiocorp Radio Corp. of America Shanghai, Tokyo

Radiosusser Radio Supply & Service Co. Manila

Radiotraf R. 0. A. of the Philippines Manila

Radium Radium Institute Shanghai

Radserco Radio Service Co., Ltd.: Singapore

Rafeek Rafeek & Co. ' - Canton

Raffles Raffles Hotel, Ltd. Singapore

Rahtjens Red Hand Compositions Co. ( Kobe. Shanghai,.

( Hongkong

Railcar Fraser & Co., Ltd., Donald Shanghai

Railton Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E. Chefoo

Railway Chao Chow-Swatow Railway Co., Ltd. Swatow

Railways Kowloon-Can ton Railway (British Sectio Hongkong

Railways Federated Malay States Railways ... F.M.S.

Rakusen Rakusen China Co. Shanghai

Rakusen Rakusen’s Eggsell Co. Shanghai

Rakusen Oculists’ Institute Co. ... ... Shanghai

Rallim Millar & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Ram K N. Dharamall & Co. Kobe

Ramadan LL Rumjahn & Co. Hongkong

Ramago Mindanao Lumber Co. Manila

 CABLE ADDRESSES B89

Cable-Ad: Firm Name Place

JRamkisen Jaigopal Ramkisen Bros. ... Kobe

Ramsey Ramsay & Co-. ... Hankow

Ramsey Carr Ramsey & Co., Ltd. ... Swatow

Ranald R. (jr. MacDonald Shanghai

Rangelei Rangel T. Shanghai

Rapak Engineering Equipment & Supply

Go., Iiic. ... ... Manila

Raphael R. Sassoon & Co. Singapore

Rapidco Hoyt & Co. Shanghai

Rapidco Yangtze Rapid S. S. Co ... Shanghai

Rasco Radio & Auto Supply Co.; ... Shanghai

Raskin J. Raskin Shanghai

Rasmussen Estor Estate ... Rantau

Raspe Raspe & Co. Kobe

Rathkamp Rathkamp & Co. .... Batavia

Ratsam Rud. Ratjen Osaka, Tokyo, Dairen

Eattanware Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. Hongkong

Rattray Drs. Rattray & Sloper ... Singopare

Raubaust Raub Austr. Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Pahang

Ra uzy Societe Commerciale FranCaise de /

I’lndochme } Haiphong, Saigon

Raven Raven & Basto .. .V. Hongkong

Raventrust Raven Trust Co. Shanghai

Rawmac Rawson, McNeice & Co. ... Shanghai

Raws! 1 key Nippon Kiito Kaisha Yokohama

Rayelbon National Carbon Co., Inc. Shanghai

Rayeller ; Raymond & Heller Tientsin

Ray in W. Raymond & Co. - Hongkong

Ray j os R.. M. Joseph Shanghai

Raymond Czechoslovakian Consul ... Shanghai, Tokyo

Raymond Raymond Antonin Tokyo

Razon Razon Trading Co. Shanghai

Realtrust Hongkong Realty and Trust Co., Ltd.... Hongkong

Realinvest Realty Investment Co. Shanghai

Realty Tientsin Realty Co. Tientsin

Realty China Realty Co., Inc. Shanghai

Rebritman Representation for British Manufacturers Hankow

Recess Ehlers & Co. Newchwang

Recomax Steiner Import Co. ... Shanghai

Record Eisler, Reeves & Murphy Shanghai

Recreio Club de Retireib Hongkong

Rectitude Tester & Abraham Hongkong

Redbois Fung Tang ... .j. Hongkong

Redeco Raymond Dreyfus Peiping

Redfearn Redfearn’s Horse Repository Singapore

Redskin J. Reid & Co. Singapore

Redstar R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., N.Y. Kobe

Reedfa A. F. Deer Shanghai

Reekupadie Paper Co. (late van reekumBros), Ltd Hongkong

Reels Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Refardt Home Insce. Co. of . New York Kobe

Referendis Denis Freres Saigon, Hanoi, Hai.

Refresco Refrigerator Service Co. ... Shanghai

Register Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Tsingtao

Register C. B. Nelson & Co. Manila

F-90 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable d: Firm Name Place

Regnault P. A. Regnault Verf., N.Y. .Sourabaya

Regnille ... Ellinger & Cb., Ltd. , Shanghai

Regnis ... Singer Sewing Machine Co. Kobe, Osaka, S’hai

Rehmatally ... Hasanali Jivadhai Singapore

Rehmatally ... Straits Settlements Flour Mills Singapore

Rehtaei Shanghai Leather ,Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reico ... Asiatic Commercial Corporation . Manila

Reid ... Batang Padang Estate Tapah

Reidsan ... S. Reid Kobe

Reif ... B. Reif Ld. Osaka

ReifErich ... Pension ReifE Kobe

Reiber ... Fr. Reiber Shanghai

Reineke ... ‘■Amsterdam” N.V. Handels Sourabaya

Singapore

Reinforced ... Gallinagh & Co.

Reis ... \ Batu Kawan Rubber & Coconut Plan- J1 Province Wellesley

\ tations, Ltd. . Tientsin

Reliance ... Century Insurance Co.

Reliance Shanghai Insurance Office... Tientsin, Shanghai

Reliance ... R. A. Kreuleu Shanghai

Reliance Pinguet & Co. P. M. Hongkong

Reliance ... Netherlands Lloyd Ltd. of N. Y. Tientsin

Relitradco ... Reliance Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Rellim ... Manufacturers’ Sales Agency Tientsin

Rellim ... Thos. N. Miller ...

Relyat ... , China Provident Loan & Mortgage;)

... ( Co., Ltd. » Hongkong

Johore

Reraco ... Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd. All Ports

Remington ... Remington Rand, Inc. Manila

Ren ate ... C. Kelling, Inc. ... Tientsin

Rengo ... The Shimbun Rengo >;_>

Renlowiek Rennie, Lowick & Co. .. ■ . ... SingaporeSingapore

Rennie ... Rennie, Lowick & Co. ■ Manila

Rennolds Rennolds Co., Wm. H.

Renstar ... S. D. Ren & Co. S’hai, Hongkong

Repairing ... Hartzenbush Motor Co.; ... . s. Shanghai

Singapore

Repairtype ... Straits Typewriters Agency

Repooc ... Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd. Shanghai, Kobe

Repooc Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd. . Kobe

Reprah Harper & Co. Ralph, Tientsin

Repulse ... Repulse Bay Hotel Hongkong

Resarf Canadian Transport Co., Ltd. Kobe

Resinspect ... Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Retortax ... H. V. Hawley ... Shanghai

Retsam ... Platt, White-Cooper & Co. Shanghai

Retsam Johnson, Stokes & Master Hongkong

Reutbrock ... Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. / .S’hai, H’kong, T’tao

(Tientsin

Reuter Reuters, Ltd. All Ports

Reutgen .... Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co Tsingtao

Reutsinga Reuters, Ltd. Singapore

Revel Parapluie-Revel S. A. Hongkong

Revelation Revelation Mirror Adver. Ling Co: Hongkong

Reviewing ... China.Weekly Review Shanghai

Revilo Fenwick, Oliver, Ltd. ... Selangor

Revival ... R. Schmid ... Tokyo

 CABLE ADDRESSES F91

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Reyrolle A. Reyrolle & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyrolle J. H. Holmes & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Reyrolle Metafiltration Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyrolle Parolle Electrical Plant Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyub Canadian Pacific S.S. (Purchasing dept.) Hongkong

Rialto Moxon & Taylor Hongkong

Rialto The Rialto Co. Kobe

Ribeiro Lithographers Ltd. Singapore

Rice Export and Import Co., Ltd. Saigon

Richly J. H. Rifihards Shanghai

Rickmers Rickmers Linie Shanghai

Richardsons . A. J. Richardson & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Rieseraudo Rieser Co., Inc., The Chefoo

Rijoji Japanese Consulate ... ... Newchwang

Rikkoman Antaki & Co., Isaac Kobe

Rimerid Rizeries Meridionales Saigon

Rinchee A. C. Henning & Co. ... ... Peiping

Rinchee /Comptoir Russo-Beige de Commerce'

1 and d’Industrie ... .... Peiping

Rinchee Wm. Forbes & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Ringer Holme, Ringer & Co. Nagasaki

Ringsmith Luhring and Smith idongkong '

Rintai Rintai Stores Co. Mukden

Riokasoko Rioka Soko Kabushik Kaisha Shanghai

Riovale China Auction Rooms Hongkong

Rita Santa Rita & Co. Shanghai

Ritcbie Ritchie & Bi-set Singapore

Ritchstone Ritchie

Riviera Hotel Riviera Macao

Riverbood Ribeiro & Co., Oscar Hongkong

Rivulet Brook & Co. Shanghai

Rivulet Economic Transpt. & Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Rixturick Ricketts, Turner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Riyalina Manila Filatelica Manila

Riyoji Japanese Consulate All Ports

Rizalina Manila Filateleca Manila

Rizorien Rizeries d’Extreme Orient ... Saigon

Robco Robinson & Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Robinson Robinson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Robmaaz Robert Maaz Import Co. ... Shanghai

Robvic Victoria Printing Press Hongkong

Rocecia Roces & Co., Inc., Manila

Rocha Rocha & Co., J. M. da. Hongkong

Roche Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. Kedah

Rockfound Rockefeller Foundation The Peiping

Rocklin B. Rocklin & Co. Tientsin

Rockwell Iwai & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Roclub Rotary Club Shanghai

Roda J. M. Rocha & Co. Hongkong

Roderick J. W. Ferner Manila

Roditi Oriental Purchasing Co. Kobe

Rodrigues F. Rodrigues Macao

Rodyk Rodyk & Davidson ,.. Singapore

Roechling Roechling Steel Works, Germany Osaka

Rofan Fan, Robert Shanghai

F92 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Rogers . Rogers & Son Malacca

Rohdeanus . Rohde & Co. Shanghai

Rohrman Agentuur en Commissiehadel, N.V. Sourabaya

Rolt'otto G-mur, Inc., Otto ... ... Manila

Rolyat International Sporting Club, Inc. ... Singapore Shanghai

Romal . Roe & Co., R. E.

Romford Bombay Burmah-Trading Corpn., Ltd.... Bangkok

Rondon L. Rondon & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Roneo Roneo, Ltd. ... Singapore, Salangor

Rongpin “El 82” Manila

Roos Anton Roos ... ... ... Medan

Roosteamco Roosevelt Steamship Agency., Inc. . . Manila Hongkong

Ropework Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Rosco Rosenstock & Cb. Manila

Roscoe Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Manila

Rosoot Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. ... :Soura-baya

Rose Peacock Necktie Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Rosebrand B. S. Mohideen & Co. .. .. Singapore

Rosebrand Mohideen & Co. Singapore

Rosedowns Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Rosemac Rose, Macphail & Penman, Ltd. Singapore

Rosen-stock Rosenstock, C. W. ... Manila

Rosenstock f Rosenstock Business Directory of\

i China ) Shanghai

Rosmarin Reiss & Co. ... ... Java, Batavia

Rossi Roese, Gebrueder Swatow

Rossiagen Reinsurance Co. Rossia of Copenhagen Shanghai

Rostamian Kermani & Co., R. S. .Shanghai

Rostherne Barlow & Co. Shanghai

Rothacbuch Oscar Rothacker ^.y Osaka

Rotbwagco B. Roth & Co. Shanghai

Rotunda Ross & Co. (China), Ltd. Alex. Shanghai, H’kong

Roubinco M. L. Roubin &. Co, Shanghai

Rowar Warrington, R. O. Manila

Rowconeng Mt. Banshaw Shredded Coconut Co. ... Manila

Rowe 0. S. Benbow Rowe Shanghai

Rowing Shanghai Rowing Club Shanghai

Roxas . Roxas y Cia Manila

Roxas Central Azucarera Don Pedro Manila

Roxorad Roxor Advertising Co. Hongkong

Royal Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Royalhotel Royal Hotel, Ltd. Bangkok

Royalox Nakamura & Go. Osaka

Royevrus Scurr, Tanner & Co. ... <. ... Shanghai

Roza C. A. da Roza .. ... Hongkong

Ruadeng Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd Bangkok

Rubant F. W. Rubant Tsinan

Rubber Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory ... Hongkong

Rubber F. Waterhouse Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Rubberbank Socfin & Co. ... , Selangor

Rubexport fS hai, Bat., Manila,

United States Rubber Export Co.; Ltd. .. \ Hongkong

Rubplant United States Rubber Plantation, Inc. Penang

Rubsneg Gensburger & Co. ... ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fy3

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ruby H. Ruttonjee & Son Hongkong

Rubyrutton Ruttonjee & Son Shanghai

Rudolphus Rudolph & Co., Charles Y’hama., Shanghai

Rudjo . Rudolf & Co. Tokyo

Ruegg . Brady & Ruegg Yokohama

Rugbymotor . Federated Motors Ltd. Singapore

Rumps Oriental Commercial Co Hongkong

Rmmymede . Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. Penang

Rupert Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha ... Kobe

Russell . G. C. F. Russell & Co. Tsingtao

Rust . J. W. Rust Yokohama

Ruthe . Pacific Rim Corporation ... Dairen

Ruthe A. E. Ruthe & Co. Dairen

Sabater Sabater & Co. Manila

Sabbath Seventh Day Baptist Missii n Shanghai

Sabroeco Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. ... Osaka

Sachse R. Sachse ... Hankow

Saclalumco Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Saeredo . Sacred Heart English College Hongkong

Safeguard Hackmack & Co. Peiping

Safeguard . Glathe & Witt Shanghai

Sagacity Manchurian Co., Ltd. Harbin

Sagawa Sagawa & Co. Kobe

Sagues F. Sagues Busqpets Kyoto

Saibodubas Saiboo Marican & Co. Singapore

Saifeestore Saifee Store Hongkong

Saigonbank . Banque de Saigon t Saigon

Sailor Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. , Singapore

Saitosey Saito & Co. Tokyo

Sakigake Yamanaka & Co. Osaka

Sakimitsu . Nosaki & Co. Yokohama

Salamander . /Chartered Bank of India, Australia)

1 and China Shanghai

J Singapore

Salamat Naina Mohamed & Sons

Salehouse Sale & Co., Ltd. Seoul

Salehouse Texas Co. Tokyo

Salescomp China Sales and' Service Co. Shanghai

Salt Chinese Government Salt Revenue All Ports

Salt . ChaOchiao Salt Administration Swatow

Salt National Govermneht Salt Administration Chefoo, Foochow

Salt W. H: Salt & Co. Malacca

Saltbank Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Hongkong

Salti El Porvenor Manila

Salvage Teikoku Salvage Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Salvation The Salvation Army Peiping

Salvia Botica deStaCruz Manila

Samaramgsche Samarangsche Zee & Brand Macassar

Sambot Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Negri Sembilan

Sambros Samson Hermanos y Oia, Inc. Manila

Samic Salacot Mining Co. Manila

Samiguel San Miguel Brewery Manila

Samlblauke Peking Embroidery House Kowloon, H.K.

Samurai Kakuiraki & Co. Kobe

Samusco Peking Theatre ... Shanghai

Samwapexco Sam Hwa Export Co. Shanghai

F94 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firvi Name Place

San . Indo-China Trading Co. ... .. Hongkong

Sanchome Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengeselschaft •• Tokyo

Sane lit Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sandakan Sandakan Hotel ... .. Saniakan

Sand avid Forbes Munn & Co., Ltd Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Sandbach . Barlow & Co. ... Singapore

Sanderdo Sander, Wider & Co. H’kong, Canton,Har.

Sandilands . Sandilands, Buttery & Co. ... Singapore, Penang

Sanifurco Sanitary Fur Co. Peiping

Saniservis Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Service ... H’kong, Canton

Sanitas Sanitas Mineral Water. Co. Shanghai

Sanitarium Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital Shanghai

Sanitarily Steam Laundry Co., The . Hongkong

Sanitasc Sanitas Yertriebs Co. "... ' .. Tokyo

Sanmasu Summers Boyeki Kaisha Kabushiki Kobe

Sanoco Universal Drug Store Manila

Sanpeh San Peh S. K. Co,, Ltd. All Ports

Sansco San Shing Co. Swatow

Sanshin . San Shin Shokai Dairen

Sansteam Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc. ... Manila

Santa . SangTai Hongkong

Santa Dairy . Santa Mesa Dairy Farm ... Manila

Santakuro Kusakabe & Sons, Ltd. Tokyo

Santradco Sansing Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Saorstat . The Irish Free State Government Office Peping

Saoukee Saou Kee Shanghai

Saphier Doulton & Co. ... Shanghai

Sapiens Wise & Co., Inc. ‘ ... Manila, Iloilo

Sapphire IsacK & Co. Hongkong

Sarastudio Singapore Photo Co. .„ Singapore

Sarastudio C. M. Lee & Co. Singapore

Sardomene F. Kenneth Kruger Yokohama

Saroilco Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. ... . ... Sarawak

Sasaki T. Sasaki & Co. Shanghai

Sassigram E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sassoon FTessim & Co. ... Kobe

Sassoons David Sassoon & Co., Ltd. H’kong., S’hai., Han-

Satake T. Satake & Co. Singapore

Satinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Sato . Y. Sato & Co. Kobe

Sator A. Sator Shanghai

Satotraco Sato Trading Co. Kobe

Satrap Scherings, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Satru Shangtung Trading Union, Ltd. Chefoo

Saultradco Saul Trading Co. Tsinan

Saunders J. H. Saunders & Co. Perak

Sauvage F. . /Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux del,

1 ITndochine Anciennement .. / Haiphong

Sauvayre J Sauvayre . ;:'. Shanghai

Savings Underwriters Savings Bank Shanghai, Hongkomr

Savon Erasmic Co. ... /C ' Singapore

Savont Joseph Crosfield & Sons Singapore

Savoy . Savoy Hotel Shanghai, Tienisin

Sawcase Tientsin Sawmill & Case Manufacturing Co. Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F95

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sawmill ... Sham Mow Saw Mill Co. Hongkong

Sayers ... M. Sayers Singapore

Saynikunse ... Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Savsay Saydah & Saydah Inc. Shanghai

Sazaro ... Sam Lazaro & Bros. Manila

Scarlosoo ... San> Carlos Milling Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Scarteen A. A. Alves .Singapore

Scervesteo ... Sincere Insce. & Investment Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Schefts Shefts Bros. Shanghai

Schenco ... K. H. Schen & Co. Shanghai

Scheut ... Belgian Missions of Scheut Tientsin

Scheut ... Scheut Mission Singapore

Schiffner ... Schiffner & Co. Shanghai

Scbloten ... H. Schloten Macassar

Schmidarm ... Schmid & Jeandel Tokyo, Harbin

Schmidt ... Schmidt Shoten All Ports

Sehmidtco ... Schmidt & Co. ...

Schmitzco ... I*. Schmitz & Co. Osaka

Sclmitzler ... Sclmitzler & Sons Manila

Schochotto ... Brunswick Show Room Shanghai

Schoenegg ... Kern & Co., A. Yokohama

Scholar ... Pui Ying Middle School, H. K. Branch ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Scholaris ... The University Press Kobe

Schofield ... R. Schofield Yokohama

Schramm ... Schramm & Co. Shanghai

Schulle ... Schuhl & Lurton Batavia

Schulteco ... Schulte & Co.

Scientific ... Scientific Service Co. Shanghai, H’kong

Scola Straits Mercantile Agency ... Singapore

Score ... Hongkong

South China Oil Refining & Enterprise Co. Shanghai

Scothar ... Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Co. Shanghai

Scothar ... Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

. Scothar ... Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Scotiaoil ... Scotia Lubricating Oil Co.

Scotiaoil Scotia Import Co., The Singapore

Scottunat ... Scottish Union and National Insce. Co,... Shanghai

Shanghai

Scout secraft ... Boys’ Scouts Association ... All Ports

Scrutiny ... Thomson & Co. Chefoo

•Scwan ... China Export Co. Shanghai

Season ... Shahmoon & Co. Singapore

Seasonco ... Season Co., Ltd. ...

Seaview ... Sea View Hotel Singapore

Seawater ... Eastern Indian Trading Co. Bangkok

.Seaworthy ... Borrows & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Seaworthy ... Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, Ltd. Shanghai

Seaworthy ... /British Corporation Register of) Shanghai

\ Shipping and Aircraft J Kobe

Sebald ... De Becker

Wm. Forbes&& Sebald

Co. Tientsin

Sebrof

Sebrof ... Messageries Maritiums Tientsin

Secretary Colonial Secretary’s Office ... Hongkong

Secretary ... R. T. Evans Tientsin

Secretary ... Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Secretary ... B. C. Eastham Tientsin

Secretary ... Tientsin Trust Co., Inc. ... Tientsin

 E9(> CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Secretary Rocky iPoint Association Tientsin

Section Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd. ... -Shanghai

Securities British-American (China) Tobacco Securi-

ties Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Security R. S. Davis ... ... Tientsin

Security Tientsin Salvage Auctioneers • ... Tientsin

Seebengong- Fonghin & Co. ... ... iSingapore

Seine . L. R. Aguinaldo Manila

Seiryu . Seiryu Bank ... ... ... Tientsin, Dairen

Seishi . Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. '< Hongkong

Seiwa Seiwa Shokwai ... Dairen

Seker Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co. Tientsin

Sekralc , Clarkes Inquiry & Proteciiori Agency Shanghai

Selborne . Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd. Padang

Selco . S. E. Levy & Co. Hongkong

Selfeather « Sing King & Co. Hongkong

Sellers Muller, Phipps & Sellers. Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Selles Selles Hermanos Kobe

Seloford Ilford, Limited ... Shanghai, H’kong

Semay . Smith & Co., L. H. • Chefoo

Seminole Brit.-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld. Singapore

Semshal . Seymour Sheldon Co. .. ... Kobe

Senda Senda & Co., Ltd. ..i Singapore

Sengcbeong . Seng Cheong & Co. ... .... Kedah

Senglee Seng Lee & Co. .; . Penang

Sengu Kimura Sengutten ... Kobe

Senmed Medical & Health Department Pahang

Seumet . M. Levy ... Tientsin

Sennet Sennet Freres ... Hongkong, S’hat

Senpakubu Mitsui Bussan ICaisha Kobe

Serebrennikoff .. Serebrennikoff & Cm Tientsin

Serene . Singapore General Stores ... Singapore

Serenity . Thamawalla & Go. 'Kobe

Sergautoex General Motors Singapore

Servexco Service Express Co. Shanghai

Servitude . Rubber Growers’ Association Selangor

Service Kiat & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Servizio Commercial Express & Storage Fed., Inc. Shanghai

Seumall . Seumall Bros. ... ... Kobe

Sesco . Sarawak Electricity Supply Co',, Ltd. Sarawak

Sesostris . Drefuset Gie, Louis Harbin

Setzbutton .. Settsu Button Works, Kobe

Seven . A. M. Neves Manila

Severance Severance Union Medical College Seoul, Chemulpo*

Sewan Chinese Export Co. Chefoo

Sexbis Exporters Sales Corporation .. Manila

S^ybourne W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Seyeran Reyes & Reyes .... .... • .... Mapila

Shacombank . Shanghai & Com. Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Shaelsup . Shanghai Electrical Supply Co. Shanghai

Shaelto . Etlin & Co Singapore

Shaemack United States Shoe C< Manila

Shahayuen Yueh & Co., T. G. < ■ .. Shanghai

Shaiuin I. Shainin & Co. .0 v Shanghai

Shaipress Shanghai Press, Ltd ' .Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F97

fable Ad: Firm Name Place

Shaitrad Shanghai Trading Co. Singapore

Shaitrust Shanghai Trust Co., Ltd Shanghai

Shalom Shalom & Co. ... . , Kobe

Shalom co Shalom & Co. ... ... ' Shanghai

Shamdas Lisbon Bazar ... ... ’ Macao

Shamshad Oriental Import & Export Co. Kobe

Shanautorex General Motors China Inc. ..' Shanghai

Shanexco Shanghai Express Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shangboh Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co.;, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai Times... Shanghai Times Shanghai

Shangusda United States Dept, of Agriculture Shanghai..'

Shangtaije Shang Tai Yee & Co. Tientsin

Shankar Premsing & Sons Yokohama

Shantra* Shantung Traders Co., Ltd Chefoo

Shantelco , Shanghai Telephone Co. Shanghai

Shantobaco Shantung Tobacco Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shapaprsas Shanghai Paper Importers Association .. Shanghai

Sharenat M. J. Nathan ... ... Shanghai

Sharma S. M. Sharma ... ... Selangor

Shasteanav Shanghai Steam Navigation Co. Shanghai

Shauter Shauter & Co; ... ... Swatow

Shaw Geo. L. Shaw ... Antung

Shaw Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Shaw Shaw, Robert E. Foochow

Shawbros Unique Film Production CO., Ltd. Shanghai

Sheatung Shea Tung Co. ■ Tientsin

Tokyo

Shefko S. K. F. Industries of Japan Tientsin

Sheffcs Shefts Bros. Inc. Manila

Shellcraft Philippine Shell-Craft ;Corpn. Singapore

Shelley Thompson Shelley, Thompson & D^mnth .

Shibakawa Shibakawa & Co. . Osaka

Shihbros Shih Bros Swatow

Shimaglass

Shinfoon Shimada Glass Factory ... . ... Osaka

Shanghai

Chang & Co., Ltd., J.D. ...

Shingminco Shingming Trading Co. (China) Ltd. Tientsin Yokohama

iShinyei Shinyei & Co., Ltd.

Shinyugumi Shinyugumi & Co. Kobe

Shipboard (J.S. Shipping Board Manila

Shipbrandt Brandt & Co. Hongkong

Shipbroker Anglo-Danish Shipping Co. Shanghai

Shipestmin Hoon Seek Trading Co U Singapore

Shipmac International Harvester Co. .. ' , ... Manila

Shipmac MacLeod & Co .... , .... Manila

Shipnews Shipping Review ' ... Shanghai

Shippers China Produce Shippers Hongkong

Shipping Straits Steamship Co , Ltd. ... Singapore

Ships i Board of Examiners for Engineers’ >•

( Certificates j Singapore

Ships Government Marine Surveyor’s Dept. Hongkong

Ships Surveyor General of Ships’ Department Singapore, Penang

Shipstores Scandanavian Trading Co, ... j0 Shanghai

Shiraimafcu Shiraimatsu & Co. Osaka

Shoemack Paper Box Factory Manila

Shoemack United States Shoe Co. ... Manila

Shoes S. M. Bashir & Co. Kobe

Shogyokaigisho... Japan> Chamber of Commerce Tientsin

E98 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Shokin Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The All Ports

Shokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Shomukan Japanese Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Shonson Young & Co. Tientsin

.Shooklin Yong Shook Lin Selangor

Shorthand Shorthand Correspondence School Singapore

Shosen Osaka Shosen Kaish a All Ports

Shosho Shosho Yoko ... Tientsin

Shrewdly W. S. Sherley & Co. Hongkong

Shoryubank Shoryu Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

Showamenka Showa Cotton Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

Shriro Shriro Brothers (China) Ltd. Shanghai

Shule Schuhl, Davis & Lurton Shanghai

Shuncharfg Shun Chang Co. ... Chefoo ‘

Shunkee Shun Kee & Co. Shanghai

Shunlung S. Shimizu Tientsin

Shusiara Siam Singapore

Siakrubber Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd. Pakam Baroe

Siamaisie ,Soc. Anon. Francaise Siam et Malaise Perak

Siamgrimm B. Grimm & Co. Bangkok

Siambank Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Bangkok

Sianghwe [Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com ] Singapore

( merce Shanghai

Siangli Seng Hong Co. ...

Siantarsum (Nederlandisch-Indisch Land-Syndi-) Sumatra

\ ca,te /

Siangpau Hanyang Siang Pau Press, Ltd. Singapore

Sibajak Sardang Cultuur Maatschappij Perbaoengan

Sibegner Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Siber Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. ... Yo., Ko., To., Osaka

Sibinandco Bin & Co., S. I. Singapore

Sidco Shanghai Industrial Co. ... Shanghai

Sidline B. S. Sidline & Co. Kobe

Sieboldcom Phoenix Chemical Co. Tsingtao

Siegco Siegfried & Co. ... ... Shidzuoka

Siemens Siemens & Halske A.G. Batavia

Siemens Siemens, Schuckert Denki H. K. Osaka, Tokyo

Siemenshuk Siemens, Schuckertwerke A. G. Harbin

Siemssen Siemssen & Co. ... All Ports

Signode W. Butter Singapore

Signs Signs of the Times Publishing House .... Shanghai

Sikh Sikh Store Shanghai

Sikow North China Wool Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Silberman Silberman Cb. Shanghai

Silicify China Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Silkagent Kwangtung Silk Agency ... Canton

Silkfield Jarmain. Davis & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Silkworn L. Wegelin Shanghai

Siltonoo Goodrich International Rubber Co. ... Manila

Silligva I. V. Gillis Peiping

Silupa Silupa Ranch Co.. Inc. Zamboanga

Siiva B. P. de Silva, Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Silvanetto Silva-Netto & Co. Hongkong

Silvercup Nam King Flashlight Factory Hongkong

■Sil verhall W. A. de Havilland Tokyo

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sim A. C. Sim & Co. Kobe

Simifc Crostield & Sons, Ltd. Singapore

Simib Huttenbacks, Ltd. Selangor

Simit Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. ... Malaya

(Malaya, Singapore,.

\ Penang,Malacca,

Simit Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd (Perak

Simkah Sim Kah & Co. Selangor

Simoda B. S. Simoda & Co. Singapore

Simplex Simplex Gypsum Products.... Hongkong

iS imp Ion Gyselmam & Steup Sourabaya

Simpangapotheek Simpangisch" Apotheek, Ltd. Sourabaya

Simplex Mansson Shokai Goshi Kaisha Osaka, Tok\ o

Simplex Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd. Hongkong

Simplexco Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya) Ltd. .. Singapore

Simpson Simpson’s Agencies Harbin

Simtrading Simplex Trading Co. Manila

Sinai Meyer Bros. Singapore

Sinalive Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinarjiin Sino-Aryan Trading Co. Shanghai

Sinbinandco S. I. Bin & Co. ... Singapore

Sincere Sincere Co., Ltd., The S’hai.,t an.,Hk.,Mac*

Sincere Sincere Insurance and Investment

Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Hongkong

Sincere Sin cere Dispe n sary Singapore

Sincetrust Sincere Banking & Trust C >.. Ltd. Hongkong

Sinchew Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Sindacato Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. Peiping, Shanghai

Sindon P. H. Sin & Co. Hongkong

Sing Church Mission Society Hospital Pakhoi

Singbe Dee C. Chuan & Co.. Inc. Manila

Singcuan Sing & Cuan Hardware Co. Manila

Singer Singer Sewing Machine C<>. All Ports

Singkep Singkep Tin Exploitatie Maatschappy . Singapore

Singleeco Sing Lee Co. ... ... Shanghai

Singlet King Sun Knitting Factory Hongkong

Singleton Singleton, Benda & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Singminco Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Singmotors Singapore Motors Singapore

Singthoh Swatow Agency Swatow

Sinhuabank Sin Hua Trust '& Saving Bank Tientsin

Sinit Italian Bank for China ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Sinobe Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger S. A. ... S’hai.,T’sin., Hankow

Sinocialco China Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Sinoclub Chinese Club Hongkong

Sinococpon China Coal Corporation Shanghai

Sinocongou China Tea Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Sinoconsul Chinese Cons ulate Singapore, Penang

Sinodock Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Shanghai

Sinogerman Sino-German Telegram Co. ... Peiping

Sinolegate Chinese Consulate Kobe

Sdnolym Hsin Hsin Theatres Co. Tientsin

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Cinema Tientsin

Sinorepub Chinese Republic Publishing Co. Shanghai

Sinospan Sino Spanish Trading Co. ... Shanghai

FlOO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sinsenmoh Sin Sen Moh & Co. Singapore

Sinshoyoko Shinsho Yoko ... Shanghai

Sintraco Singapore Trading Co. Singapore

Sintung Reliance Motors (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Sionpo Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc. Manila

Sipef (Societe International de Plantation et)

\ de Finance / Selangor, Perak

Sirin R. F. Shroff & Co. Shanghai

Sirtori National Motors Co Tientsin

Sit Societe Indochinoise de Transport Saigon

Sita Windsor & Co. Bangkok

Sitinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Skan Kagan & Co. Harbin

Skinner Drs. Skinner and Appleton Hankow

Skiotis Skiotis Bros. & Co. Peiping, Tientsin

Skoblin Skoblin Co. Harbin

Skodaworks Skodaworks, Ltd. All Ports

Skoff Guyling& Skotf Tientsin

Skokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Skorsten Dawalu Chemical Industries Shanghai

Skorsten Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie Shanghai, Hankow

Skyum Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sladang Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Singapore

Sleeping Wagons-Lits Kook Harbin

Sleeping International Wagons-Lits Co. Shanghai

.Sleeping | Compagnie International des Wagons &1

1 des Grands Express J Harbin

Siemisli Hastings & Co. Hongkong

Slevogt Slevogt & Co. Shanghai

Slingcom H. Hong Sling Hongkong

Slipway Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. Singapore

Slot G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Penang

Slowe Slowe & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd . All Ports

Sluytersco Veritas Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco Batavia Sea & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd. ••• Singapore

Smallwood H. Smallwood

Smchang Ghenmin Trading Cb. Tientsin

Smelter Consolidated Tin Smelters ... Penang

Smelter Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. Pen., Sel. Pr., B’kok

Smidtos Anderson, Clayton & Co. ... Shanghai

Smith Brash & Smith ... Perak

Smithnavco Smith Navigation Co. Manila

Smo Soc. Marseillaise d’Outremes Saigon

Smo Societe Indochinoise des Transports Saigon.

Smrco . South Manchuria Railway Co. Dairen

Snavebe E. B. Evans & Co. Singapore

Snow M. L. Snow & Co. Tsingtao

Sobbe H. Sobbe Hankow

Sobrothers So Brothers Shanghai

Sochitrace South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

Socinco Soc. Indo-cliinoise de Commerce, Ltd. ... Saigon

Soeita Soc. .Commissionnria di Exp. & Imp. Medan, Semarang

.Socom Societe Commercial Asiatique Canton

 CABLE ADDRESSES FlOI

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Socotrine Hongkong Daily Press London

Soginimex Societe Generale Indochinoise Saigon

Sohamos Shupf Brothers Singapore

Soko Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Solar Solar Electrical & Mfg. Co., Ltd. •• Shanghai

Solea Southern Leaf Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Soliruss C. A. Sutherton Russ Solicitor & Co. Hongkong

Soloie E. J. Muller Shanghai

Solomon Solomon & Co., S. Penang

Solomos Boulangerie et Patissierie Francaise Peiping

Solrupco Solar Rubber Processes, Ltd. Singapore

Solway W. k, C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Solway Stewart, Thomson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sonola Sonola Music House Shanghai

Soontheam Soon Theam & Co. Penang

Soonthye Chop Soon Thye Kelantan

Soonlee Bagan Serai Co., Ltd. Perak

Soothsayer Chartered Bank of Ind., Aus. & China ... Sourabaya

Sopher Sopher & Co., Theodore Shanghai

Sorox Laguna Sugar Corpn. Manila

Sorox Sorox y Cia Manila

Sotodel North American Trading & Imp., Co. ... Manila

Soubritish South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Souchiknit South China Knitting Factory Hongkong

Southcoal South China Coal and Briquetting Co.... Hongkong

South ntra South China Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Sovconsul Union of Soviet Socialist Republics All Ports

Sovflot Soviet Commercial Fleet Agency Hakodate

Sowawareco Sowa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Soya A. Ennenberg Kobe

Soya Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. Harbin,Dairen, Vlad.

Soychee Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Soychong Soy Chong Shanghai

Spalinger U. Spalinger & Co., s.a. Hongkong, Canton

Sparkless General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Hongkong

Sparks D. B. Sparks Shanghai

Spearmint Wrigley & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Speciality Speciality & Novelty Co. ... Singapore

Spectacles John Duke Singapore

Spectacle Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China... Saigon

Speedy New Engineering & Shipbuiding Col, Ltd. Shanghai

Spenav Brown Jones & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Spenkelson Spencer Kellogg & Sons Manila

Spenrobin Space, Robinson & Partners Shanghai

Spero John D. Hutchison & Co. .. Hongkong, Canton

Sphinx Gande Price & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Sphinx Sphinx Trading Co. ... H’kong, S’hai, Kobe

Spicers Spicers Ltd. Singapore

Spizidis Oriental Coffee Co. Tientsin

Spizzica G. Spizzica & Co. Shanghai

Spool Central Agency, Ltd. The ... All Ports

Sport International Recreation Club Tsingtao

Sportclub Macao Greyhound Racing Club Macao

Sporting H’kong. Sportg. Arms & Ammun. Store Hongkong

Sportsclub Sport® Club, The Hongkong

 F102 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sportsman The Malayan Spoi ts Depot Singapore

Spotradio Spot Radio Ltd. Singapore

Springbok Down Boeki Shokai Ltd. ... Kobe

Sprinkler Nippon Grinneli Sprinkler K. K. Kobe

Sprinzfurs Wolf-Siprinz Fur Corp. Shanghai

Squib Squires, Bingham Co. Shanghai, Manila

Sregor Rogers & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Sregor Amalgamated Publicity Services Singapore

Sretlaw S. K. Walters & Co. Manila

Sriraacb Sriracha & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Stadelman Stadolman & Co. Yokohama

Stalphonix Schoeller Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K . Osaka, Tokyo

Standard Standard Life Assurance Co. Shanghai

Standadrug Standard Drug Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Standard Standard Trading Co. Tientsin

Standardco Standard Carpet & Export Co. Tientsin

Standpoint Christian Science Society ... Tientsin

Standrew f Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd. 1

1 ' (St. Andrew Estate) / Batang Berjunta!

Standvac Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. All Ports

Stanelco Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Stanelco East Indies Trading Co. Singapore

'Stanford Lane, Crawford & Co. Kobe

Stani S. Taniura Shoten Kobe

Stanley Stanley Motor Service Tientsin

Stanmasup Standard Machinery Supply Co. Shanghai

Stanproco Standard Products Co., Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Stanprony Standard Products Co., Fed. U.S.A. Hongkong

Stanton W. T. Stanton Hongkong

Stantraco Standard Trading Co. Kobe

Star North China Star Tientsin

Sraricks Star Ricksha Co. Shanghai, Hankow

Stark Stark & McNeill Perak, Penang

Stamews Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd. Singapore

Statebank State Bank of North Borneo Sandakan

Statetrust Estate & Trust Agencies Malacca, Singapore

Stater,dls Royal State Railways of Siam Bangkok

Statesbank National City Bank of New York Ho., Man., Ceb., Har.

Statesline States Steamship Co. ... ... All Ports

State works Public Works Department... Kedah, Trengganu

Statistics Department of Statistics Singapore

Statistics Statistical Department Shanghai

Stationers United Book & Stationery Co. Shanghai

Stationers American Bookshop M... Shanghai

Stationers Stationers Hall * ••• Bangkok

Steady Standard Trading Co. Hongkong

Steamboat H’kong., Canton & Macao Steambf at Co. Hongkong

Steamship Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. Sarawak

Steco Steger & Co. Hongkong

Steel Kobe Steel Works Kobe

Steel Steel Bros. & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Steelboler Austrian Consulate Shanghai

Steel boler Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd. S’hai, Osaka, Tokyo

Steelcraft The Rialto Co. ... Kobe

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Steeldrums Steel Drums, Ltd. Shanghai

Steelhouse Philippine Steeilhouse, Inc. Manila

Steelmaker United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steelman United States Steel Products Co. ... Manila

Steelyard United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steenhower C. Steenhauwer & Co. Shanghai

Steffan Van Houten

Stelpubse Dolly Vardon Steffan

Hat Shop& Co.... ... Padang

Hongkong

Stelpubse Stellar Publicity Service Hongkong

Stepeheol St. Stephen’s College Hongkong

Stephens Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd. Macassar

Stephigh Stephen & Go., Ltd. Hoingkong

Sterlprod Sterling Products Export, Inc. Manila

Sternberg Sternberg & Co. Singapore

Sternhueme Christern Huenefeld & Co., Inc. Manila

Stevens Captain A. G-. Stevens Yokohama

Stevenson Hanson Orth & Stevenson, Manila

Stevenson W.F. Stevenson & Co., Inc. Inc. Iloilo, Cebu

Stevepling Hongkong Stevedoring & Supplying Co. Hongkong

Steward E. D. Steward & Co. Seoul

Stewai’dson R. E. Stewardsoii Shanghai

Stewill Alfred Stecker Hongkong

Stilwater Toyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co. ... Osaka

Stlukes St. Luke’s International Medical Centre Tokyo

Stocker Swatow Pilotage Service Swatow

Stockford N. H. Rutherford Shanghai

Stocks Shanghai Stock Exchange ... Shanghai

Stocks Hongkong Stock Exchange Hongkong

Stockyates T. M. Yates ... Shanghai

Stoffels Stoffels & Co. ... Singapore

Storage Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd. Manila

Storage Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd S’pore, Pen , Per.

Storage Yuill and Co., Ltd. Manila

Storch Storch Bros., Ltd. Penang, Perak, SeT.

Stores Government Stores Department Sarawak

Strachan Stracban-& Co., Ltd., W.M. Kobe, Tokyo

Stradings Shanghai Trading Co. Shanghai

Strahler Strahler & Co., Inc. ... ..., Yokohama

Straitjava Straits Java Trading Co., N.Y. Singapore, Penang.

Stramoto Straits Motor Garage Singapore

Stramdotel Strand Hotel Dairen

Stantraco Standard Trading Co. Kobe

Strausiere Far East Development Co. Chefoo

Strik Strickland & Co. Singapore

Strome Strome & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Stromtrade Holdo Stromwall Shanghai

Stromtrade Stromwall Trading Co. Chungking

Strong Strong & Co. f Nagoya, Kobe,

1. Y’hama

Strowger Automatic Telephones of China Shanghai, Tokyo

Struan Duncan & Co. ... Shanghai

Structural Gammon and Hall (F.M.S.) Ltd. Perak

Structures Dobb k Co., Ltd. Singapore

Studio Arts and Crafts, Ltd. Shanghai

Sityriastal Styrian Steel Works, Ltd Tokyo

fkm CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sublimis Eujisaki & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Sumcama Marbau Sumatra Caoutchone Maatscbappij Sumatra

Sumitbank, Sumitomo Bank, Ltd; Osaka

Success ... W. Rabbem & Co. (Successors) Tientsin

Sucharpbil Insular Sugar Refining Corp. Manila

Sucobrack S. U. & Co. ... Yokohama

Sucrose ..; Sugar News Press Manila

Sudayakubo K. Adachi & Co. ... Tientsin

Sudco Studt Co. Canton, Hongkong

Sudin Union Industrial Corporation Shanghai

Sudseatrad South Seas Trading Co. Manila

Suensufdm . Suen Sui (Malaya) Film Co Perak

Suezboot Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Singapore

S.U.E.I. Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indochinoise Saigon

Sugar Dai Nippon Sugar Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Sugar Japan Sugar Cq., Ltd. Shanghai

Sugawa K. Sugawa & Co. Yokohama

Sugihara Nissei Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Suhr Suhr, K. H. Shanghai

Suisung Match ... Sui Sung Match Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sukoting Lucky Corporation Hongkong

Sulzer Sulzer Bros. ... ; Kobe, Shanghai

Sumatr abode /Fa Drikkerij, Sumatra Bode en

\ Tjaja Soematra Padang

Sumatrapost De Sumatra Post Sumatra

Sumcama Marbau Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij Sumatra

Sumitbank ... Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. S’hai., Y’hama.,Kobe

Sumitosale Sumitomo Goshi Kaish'a Tokyo

Sumitsales Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Kobe

Sumityoko Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha ... Shanghai

Summotor Sumatra Motor Co. N.Y. ... Sumatra

Sums Sum Agency ... ... Selangor

Sunbeam South British Insurance Co., Ltd. 'Tientsin

Sunbeam Tipper & Co. Tientsin

Sunbeam Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada All Ports

Sunburubco Sungei Bloh Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sunclad Au Sun Yue & Co. Hongkong

Suncotrade S. W. Union Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Sunfat Sun Fat Co. Hongkong

Sunfe Hongkong Ice Cream Mfg. Co. Lfd. .. Hongkong

S unfire Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. ... To., Os., Shanghai

Sunflower Sun Tack Co., The Hongkong

Sunflower Sunflower Mercantile Co. ... Shanghai

Sung Union Trading Co., The Foochow

Sungeiduri Sungei Duri Rubber Estate Kedah

Sungeilembing .... The Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd. Pahang

Sungeisamak Perak Oil Palms, Ltd. Perak

Sungei W'uigi ) Lumut Rubber Estates, Ltd. Perak

Estate j

Sunhai Sun Hai Bros. Penang

Sunliing Sun Hiug Co. Shanghai

Sunley Sunley & Go. Hongkong

Sunlight Sunlight Co. Wei Hai Wei

Sunmaid Sunland Sales Association, Inc. Y’hama.. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sunmaid Sunmaid Raisin Growers’ Assoc. Shanghai

Sunny Sung Yuen Oil Co., l.td. .. Shanghai

Sunrise Hongkong & Shanghai Rauking Corpu. Sungei Patani ,

Sunsun Sun Sun Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sunsutaco •Sunsuntay Co, ... .... Shanghai

Sunwahco Oriental Trading •Shanghai

Sunwoolong Sun Wo Long Oil Mill Co. . Penang • ;

Sujguanliina: ... Suy Guan Hing Hardware ... Manila

Separator Shanghai Milk Supply Co. ... Shanghai

Superadio Super Radio & Electric Co Hongkong

Superman P. A. Krishna ... Hongkong

Supervise Far East Superintendence Co,., Ltd. All Ports

Surajmal Surajmal & Co. Kobe

Surveyor Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Singapore

Suwatrade Sung Wah Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Suzandron Belgian Consulate Yokohama

Suzandron Suzor, Ronvaux &; Co ... Yokohama

Suzukitazo Suzuki & Co. ... Tokyo

Svensk Swedish Consulate P’ping, S’hai.H’kong

Swandun Swan & Dunn, Ltd. Singapore

Swanstock Swan, Culbertson & Fritz ... Shanghai, H’kong

Swaste Silva Trading Co. Shanghai

Swastika M. W. J. Nanayakara Singapore

Swatowlace Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Swatow, Peiping

Swatowwork Swatow Drawn Work. Co. ... Hongkong

Swedetrade Swedish Trading Co., Ltd., The Hongkong

Swedlegation Swedish Legation Tokyo

Sweehock Swee Hock & Co. Perak

Sweehong N. Y. Handel Maatschappj... Hongkong

Swenonis South China Daily News Hongkong

Swenonis South China Sunday News Hongkong

Swiehong Swie Hong Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Swire Butterfield & Swire All Ports.

Swisscolat Swiss Consulate , ... Shanghai

Swisswatch Swiss Watch Import Co. Kobe

Switchboard Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sworooco Stviss Oriental Commercial Co Manila

Sword Straits Trading.Co., Ltd. ... S’pore, Penang

Sword Dave Brothers Kobe

Swucotrade S. W. LTnion Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Sydhudsom Hudson, Sydney, Ltd. Shanghai

Sydhudson D. Macfie Shanghai

Syconbeng Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. Manila

Syjuco Sy-Juco Santiago Manila

Sylvan Stanley, Ltd. Singapore

Syme Syme & Co. Bangkok

Synfintra G. V. Synnerberg Shanghai

Synned Dennys & Co. Hongkong

Synthong Syn Thong Co. ... Penang

Syrio Ley S. Jacobsohn Harbin, Tientsin

Szehaitong Sze Hai Tong Banking

Szehan Szechuan-Hankow Railway Chungking

Tabacalera La Flor de la Isabela Manila

Tabacalera Compania General de Tabaeos de Filipinas Manila, Iloilo

F106 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tafeana, Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana Shanghai

Tabaqueria Tabaqueria Filipina S’hai., H.K., Macae*

Tabloid Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. Shanghai

T. A. C. C. Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College Tientsin

Tacco American-Cbinese Co., Fed., Inc., U.S.A. Peiping, Tientsin

Taoco Victor Music House Tientsin'

Tachtmhwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Tadaima Thomsen & Co. Kobe

Taeping Henry J. Clark... Shanghai

Taeping Lavers & Clark... Shanghai

Tagal Philippine Net & Braid Factory, Co., Inc. Manila

Tabsan Way Tai & Co. Shanghai

Tai “Tai Tung Jih Pao ” Dairen

Taibo Pacific Trading Co.,'Ltd. ... Yokohama

Taihingco Tai Hing Trading Co. Shanghai

Taikho Taik Ho & Co. ... Perak

Taikoodock Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. Hongkong

Tailai Wei Hai Wei Import and Export Co. Wei Hai Wei

Tailung Boerter & Co.. A. Tsingtao

Taiping Tai Ping Trading Co. Tientsin

Taipinginc Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taisang Tai Sang & Co. Swatow

Taishan Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taishoyoko Taisho & Co., K. Shanghai

Taishinswo Tai Shan Ins. Co., Ltd Hongkong

Tait Tait & Co., Ltd. Taihoku

Taisun Sun Co., Ltd., The Canton, Hongkong

Taitoco The Taito Co. ... Dairen

Taitoco Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Taitung Tai Tung Chefoo

Taiwangink Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. All Ports

Taiwansoko Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd. Formosa

Taiyoshoko Kobe Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Taiyudokozan ... Nurupi Kozan K. K. Seoul

Tajmahal C. Rahim & Son Hongkong

Taj pines A. Adamson & Co. Singapore

Takaiwa K. Takaiwa & Co. Shanghai

Takarafune Y. Koyama & Co. Osaka

Takashin Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. Kobe

Takashin lida & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Takeda Kei- I Tientsin

tei Yoke j ... Takeda Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

Takedacho Takeda Chobei Shoten K. K. Tientsin

Takeuchizakkabu. S. Takeuchi & Co, Ltd. ..

Taki Taki Seikisho, Ltd. Kobe

Takisada Takisada & Co. Shanghai

Taku Taku & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Talathouse Talati House Tientsin

Talati J. M. Talati & Co. Peiping

Talati Talati Bros. & Co. Tientsin

Tally ho Bradburne & Co., (1930), Ltd. Selangor

Talmouse Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. .. Singapore

Tamasha Abraham, E. S. Hongkong

Tamasha Champkin, C. Hongkong

 cable addresses Flo7

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tambatuneo Tamba Shokai .. Yokohama

Tambooliat Tan Boon Liat <06. ... , Singapore

Tamken Tamura Trading Co. Kobe

Tamtillos Thomas Pavitt & Co. Shanghai

Tamura ,. S. Tamura & Co. Kobe

Tamurakoma Tamurakoma & Co. Osaka

Tanahashi . Tanahashi & Co. Kobe

Tanaka . Y. Tanaka & Co. Fusan

Tanboonliat .. Tan Boon Liat Singapore

Tandem China Products Exporters Co. Hongkong

Tanjong Singapore Harbour Board ... Singapore

Tankahkee Tan Kah Kee & Co. Singapore

Tansania . Walker & Co Kobe

Tansania Clifford Wilkinson Gomei Kaisha Kobe

Tansoohock Tan Soo Hock & Co. Malacca

Tansumguan Tan Sum Guan & Son Sarawak

Tantino . Firma Tantino Macao

Tantot R. Tantot Tientsin

Tanwu General Electric Co. of China Hankow

Tanwui United Trading Co. Hankow

Taoli 0. Tung Chang Co. Changsha

Tariale fSociete Commissionaria Di Exportazionel

l E di Importazione / Penang

Tarun . Taran (Malay) Rubber Estates Sungei Patani. Kedah

Tasco Read, Vaughan Shanghai

Tashen . O. H. Tashjian Tientsin

Tason . Tackson Medicine Co. Macau

Tass . Tass Hews Agency Shanghai

Tassie Australian Primary Pordueers Society... Singapore

Tassie . Penang Turf Club Penang

Tataria off , Tatarinoff & Bykoff Tsingtao

Taupin G. Taupin & Co. Hanoi

Tavadia Tavadia & Eutakia Canton

Taybal Ross Taylor Co., Ltd. Batavia

Taylorco . Taylor & Co. Tientsin

Taylorgawa . W. W. Taylor & Co. Seoul

Tchecomini Czechoslovakian Consulate ... Shanghai

Teama Eastern Manufacturers’ Agents Hongkong

Tebuschco . J. Busch & Co. Tsingtao

Teeba Teh Chang Trading Oo. Tientsin

Teco Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Teerthdas Teerthdas & Co. Manila

Tegilwitam S. J. Burn Shanghai

Tehaselmac Elmac, Inc. Co. Manila

Tehcbee . Teh Chee & Co Tientsin

Tehyoung . Li & Co Hankow

Teikamdas . Teikamdas Bros. Kobe

Teima Teikoku Seima Kaisha Tokyo

Tekk . Tokai Enkwan & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Tekkosbo Osaka Tekko Sho Co. Osaka

Tela ware Federal Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Telberg Telberg’s International Bookstore Tsingtao

Telegrafica Porta Pueo & Co. Manila

Telegraph . Hongkong Telegraph Hongkong

Telephonco Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Finn Name Place

Telephone ... Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

ministration ... ... Tientsin

Telge Telge & Schroeter Shanghai

Telint Siemen Bros. A Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Telint Le Materiel Techique Shanghai

Teletype ... Theodor & Rawlins Shanghai

Tenacity Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Kai., Tsingtao, TL

Tenderly Eastern Trading The ... Hongkong

Teneb ... Bennet Inc., P. M. Manila

Tensimbank ... Bank of Tientsin, Ltd. Tientsin

Tentacle Chartered Bank ot India, Aus. & China Tientsin

Tennis ... Queen’s High Class Athletic Goods' ... Singapore

Teonghoe ... Klang Cycle & Motor Garage Selangor

Terado ... Daido Shokai Gomei Kaisha Tokyo

Terminus ... Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel Hankow

Terntra ... Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Teroff Weill & Montdr Singapore

Tesafi .... Compagnie Generale De Telegraphic Tokyo

Tesagency ... Estates Supply Agency Selangor

Testaments British and Foreign Bible'Society All Ports

Testerbeau .... Tester’s Beauty Parlour Hongkong

Testimony ... |Church Missonary Society, South)

\ Chima Mission J Hoiigkong

Tetai ... Te Tai & Co Tientsin

Tetens ,.. A. P. Tetens .... Tokyo, Osaka

Tetratomis Power-Gas Corpn. Tokyo

Teubner ... H.Tenbner Osaka

Teutonia Deutsche A siafische Bank All Ports

Teverson Teversou and Maciavish ... Kobe

Texaco ... The Texas Co., Ltd. All Ports

Textilkist .... Kistenmacher & Co. Hongkong

Textilag ... “Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd. S’hai., Han., T’tsin,

Textile ... Tokyo Kako Co., Ltd. Osaka

Textilian ... Lepack Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Textural ... Yaw Cheong - ... Singapore

Tezam ... A. & E. Mazet ... Saigon

Thakkar ... M. D. Thakkar , ... Kobe & Osaka

Theanhuat ... Thean Huat & Co. ... , ... Penang

Theatre Central Theatre . . Hongkong

Theatre Empire Theatre ... ... Tientsin

Theatre ... North China Amusemeiit Co. Tientsin

Thefashco ... Fashion Co., Ltd. ...' ... Shanghai

Theodor ... Theodor & Rawlins Hankow

Theodorene Chalhoub & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Tbeoresen ... Theoresen & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Thom ... W. C. Thom&Co. ... # ... Hongkong

Thoma ... Thomas, R. H. ... Shanghai

Thompson Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Temburong

Thongbee Lim Nee Soon .... Singapore

Thoresen ... China Underwriters Bangkok

Thoresen ... O. Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Bangkok

Thoribsen .... Thoribsen .... .... .... Harbin

Thorne ... Maitland & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Thorn ward ... Montgomery Ward & Co. ... Shanghai

Thorny ... Thornycroft & Co., Ltd , John H’kong, S’hai, S’pore

 GABLE ADDRESSES Fioa

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Thoschmidt . .Schmidt, T., Surveyor .... - . . ..... Yokohama

Thriftcor . Thriftcor Bank Harbin

Thubalkain German China Trading Co. Hongkong

Thulium British Wii-eless Marine Service Hongkong

Thulium /Marconi International Mar. Commun.'l Singapore

\ Co., Ltd. j"

Thulium Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd. Singapore

Thulium Radio Communication Co., Ltd. Singapore

Thyechong Tbye Chong & Co. Selangor

Tianglee . Tiang Lee & Co. Penang

Tibesart J. A. Tibesart .... Tientsin

Tibesart Manufacturers Life Insur. Co. Tientsin

Ticia . Xavier Bros., Ltd. Hongkong

Tienchutang Catholic Mission of Tsingtao Tsingtao

Tienhua T. H. Lee & Co. Hongkong

Tiensinbank Bank of Tientsin Tientsin)

Tiensupplv Tientsin Auto. Supply Co. ' ... Tieutisin

Tienyushun . Tien Yu Shun & Co-, Ltd. ... Tientsin!

Tillimb . Percy Tilley Shanghai

Times Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Bangkok

Times Japan Times .... Yokohama

Times . Japan Times & Mail Tokyo.

Times Straits Times .... Singapore

Times Times of Malaya Press, Ltd. Perak

Times , Tsingtao Land and House Agency Tsingtao

Timespao . Chinese Peiping and Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Tinggi Plantations Ballet, Ltd. Batang Berjuntai

Tinplacorp South Wales Tinplate Cotpn. Shanghai

Tinstoue . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Ipoh

Tiongsoon Tiong Soon & Co. Singapore

Tiofrekhong Tio Tek Hong Batavia

Tirthdas Bharat Trading Co. ... Yokohama

Tjapmata . N.V. Carl Schliepper Handel Maatschappij Singapore

Tkchao T. K. Chao Co. .. Swatow

Tlkni . T. L. Knight. & Co. Hooigkong

Toad vert . Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd. H’kong, Singapore

Toaic . Ta On Accident Ins. Co. Hongkong

Toaiin . Oriental Hospital Tientsin

Tobacco British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits),Ltc l. Malaya

Tobacco . Malayan Tobacco Distributers, Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Tobacco United Tobacco Stores ... Shanghai

Tobayoko . Toba Yoko Dairen

Toewan “Oost Indie” Batavia

Tofuku Tofuku Trading Co. Shanghai

Tohyohito . Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Hongkong.

Tohyohwata Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai, Tientsin

Toibu.ua . Teuhner, H. Osaka

Toilet Sakabe & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Tointrad . Toin Trading Co. Singapore

Tokmarinco Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance ,Cp., Ld. Shanghai

Tokyopiano . Tokyo Piano Shokai Tokyo

Tolarnold . Arnold & Co.. Ltd. Chungking

Tomay . T. C. Hay A Co. Singapore

Tombstone . Singapore Casket Co. Singapore

Tomellco . T. Ellis & Co. ... Shanghai

F5

F110 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Toms .. Union Trading Co. Kobe

Tondena .. La Tondena, Inc. Manila

Tondon .. Tendon W. & Bonnafous H. Tientsin

Tongbo . T. S. Brothers & Co. Hongkong

Tonghong Tongbong Trading Corpn. ... Manila

Tonsidicat Town Syndicate Shanghai

Tonydodd Anthony Dod'd.... Shanghai

Toorabally . V. EL Toorabally & Co. ... Kobe

Topas . Topas Trading Co. Shanghai

Tophard . Toplis & Harding Shanghai

Toporealty .. Toporealty Shanghai

Tor Tor Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

Toradja Manders, Seeman & Co. ... Celebes

Torero or,.; General Dairy & Farm Co. Tientsin

Torirrocery The Tor Grocery & Wine Store Kobe

Toryuyoko Toryu Yoko Shanghai

Toshoyoko Katoh & Co. Hongkong

Totickpedo Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Totickpedo Tat Kuan Hongkong

Tourindo Bureau Central du Tourisme Indochinois Saigon

Saigon

Tourindo .,. Office Central du Tourisme

Tourist Information Bureau Indochinois Saigon

Tourindo Hanoi

Tourisme Office du Tourisme Indo Chinoise

Tourist Japan Tourist Bureau All Ports

Touyaoting Tou Yao Kee & Co. Shanghai

Towakisen Towa Kisen Kaisha, Ltd Kobe

Towel Sean You Zoo & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Towers Towers & Co., Ltd. Perak

Towers Antaki & Son .... Tokyo

Townsend Townsend & Co, Chemulpo

Toyobo Yu Fong Mill .... Shanghai

Toyobito Toyo Menka Kaisha Shanghai

Toyohatabako Tovo Tobacco Leaf Co. Shanghai

Toyokoku Far Eastern Advertising Agency Tokyo

Tovomatcb Toyo Match Co., Ltd. Kobe

TPHC Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club Tsingtao

Traco Foochow Trading Corporation Foochow

Tracoponia Ningpo Trading Co. Shanghai

Tract Japan Book and Tract Society Tokyo

Traction Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. Singapore

Tractor Union Overseas

Motors Trading

... Hongkong

Tradcoseas China Co. Shanghai

Tradeboard Y’hama & Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade Y’hama Hongkong, T’tsin

Traders British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Tradesman Eastern Trading Co. Harbin

Trade wind The Danish Asiatic Co. Harbin

Trade wind Thor Ibsen

Trading Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij N.V. All Ports

Neg. Sembilan

Trading Sefemban Trading Co.

Trading Straits Cattle Trading Co. ... Singapore

Tragopan Carlowitz & Co. Harbin

Trajectory Shanghai Rifle Association... Shanghai

Trambond Oost-Java Stoomtram-Maat. N. V. Semarang

Tramindo Compagnie Francaise de Tramways Haiphong, Saigon

Tramways Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Hongkong

Tramways Kai Tack Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

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Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Transfer Botly & Co. Perak

Transmarine . Knorr Jimusho Tokyo

Transocean China Trans-Ocean Trading Co. Shanghai

Transpacif “Trans-Pacific”, The Tokyo

Transocean . The Great Shanghai Realty Co. Shanghai

Traservice China Travel Service ... ... Singapore

Travelbank China Travel Service ... S hai., Hongkong

Traveller . H.M. Hodges. Shanghai

Traverser . Travers & Sons, Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Traxlerus J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. Shanghai

Treasurers . Methodist Episcopal Missions Offices Shanghai

Treduoc . De Witt, Perking & Brady Manila

Tremmal H. A. Lammert Hongkong

Trendel Foreign Food Store Chefoo

Trevor Broadwater Estate Perak

Triangle Triangle Motors, Inc. Shanghai

Triangle /European Young Men’s Christian I Hongkong

\ Association J '"

Tribune Malaya Tribune Singapore

Trico . Overseas Trading Syndicate Shanghai, Penang

Triplerais Malcolm & Co.,.Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Triplerais Metallisation Co. of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Triplerais Shanghai Vibro Piling Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Triumph . Currimbhoy & Co., Ltd. hongkong

Trocklar . Larsen & Trock Mukden, Shanghai

Troika . Russian Asiatic Co. 1 airen

Trojan . De Souza & Co. ... Hongkong

Truscon Tokyo ... Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Trusimmons Simmons Co., The Manila

Trust British Trust and Investment Co., Ltd... Harbin

Truster Hsm Yuen Co. Shanghai

Trustfully Z. D. Zung Shanghai ,r

Tschurin Tschurin & Co. Harbin, Dairen.

Tsensun Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co. Shanghai

Tshusokche Tshu Sok Che /Mrs.) Swatow

Tsingmotor. Tsingtao Motors Fed. U.S.A. Inc. ... Tsingtao

Tsinovelty Tientsin Novelty Co. ... Tientsin

Tsinpury Tientsin Pukow Line Tientsin

Tsintram Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Tsuchihashi Tsuchihashi Co. Shanghai

Tsun China Forwai'ding & Express, Coc , ... Tientsin

Tsurutani Tsurutani & Co.. Ltd. Hongkong

Tuaranesta Tuaran Ruebbr Estates, Ltd. Jesae.lton, Borneo*

Tuason Tuason, HijosDe J. S. Manila

Tubedodg . Kyokuto Gomu Go'-hi Kaisha Osaka

Tuckivergi . Kentucky & Virginia Leaf Co. Shanghai

Tucktai . Tuck Tai Shanghai

Tug . Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. Cebu

Tukitama Miyasaki & Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Tulip . M. P. Talati ... Hongkong

Tunic Tung Tick Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tung (6639) . Bank of Communications ... Newchwang

Tungfung . Tung Fung Engineering Works Tientsin

Tungseng . King George Hospital .... Amoy

Tuugshang . Commercial Bank of China Shanghai

Fll 2 Gable addresses

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tungshing ... Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Tungshun ... Tung Shun Co. Chefoo

Tungtai ... Tung Tai Ttading Co. Shanghai

Tungwa ... Oriental Transportation and Trading Co. Hongkong, S’hai

Tungwen ... Tung Wen Institute Amoy

Tungwo, ... Tung Woo Dispensary Kiu , Soochow

Turnco .... A. W. V. Turner «fe Co. Hongkong

Turner ... General Electric Co. of China, Ltl. Dairen

Turner ... Turner & Co. ... Foochow

pyp ^fLaSpanish

Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in\J ’ ' Manila

T. V. T. .... Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog Manila

Twentyfour Asiatic Trading Co. Hongkong

Twigg ... P. 0. Brien Twigg, Ltd. Shanghai

Twyford ... Central Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Twyford ... North China Adveritsing Co. Tientsin

Twyford ... Twyford & Co., J. ~ ... Tientsin

Twyford ... Twyford Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Tychauco ... Ty Chauco & Co. ... ... Manila

Tyeb ... Tyeb & Co. Hongkong

Tyehuabank ... United Chinese Bank, Ltd. ... Singapore

Tyes ... Tye & Bros., N. A. Hongkong

Tyli ... Li & Co., T. Y. Hankow

Tyli ... Wah Chang Trading Corporation ... Hankow

Typhoon ... H. Connell & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Tywan ... The Comfort Cb. Tientsin

Tyyen ... Central Cold Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Tyyen ... Yue Kee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uchis ... United China Syndicate Ltd. Shanghai

Ucindo \f L’Union Coinmerciale Indo-Ohinoise /l

et Afrieaine Haiphong, Saigon

Ulfhansen ... Ulf Hansen & Co. Kai., Tsingtao

Ullmann ... Ullmann & Co., J. All Ports

Ullmann ... Ullmann, Rene ... Singapore

Ultoco ... Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Inc. Shanghai

Ultramar ... Ultramar Import Co. Shanghai

Umecos ... United Manufacturers Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Umezuki ... S. U. & Co. Moji, Kobe

Uinrigar Umrigar Bros. .. Shanghai

Unacal Union Oil Co. of California Singapore

Unars Union Architectural Service Foochow

Unartisco United Artists Corporation Singapore, H’kong.

Unasso Union Assurance Co. Singapore

Unasso Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Undaunted John H. Clarke Cnefoo

Underiters Agricultural Insurance Co. ... Manila

Underiters American Internatiomal Underwriters. Manila

Underiters Asia Life Insurance Co. ... Batavia

Undcriters Federal Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hankow

Underiters National Merchants & Underwriters

Underiters National Union Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Underiters Hanover Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Undertaker T. MacDonald & Co. Shanghai

Underwear China A.B.C.

Dyeing MH1,Underwear,

Ltd. Weaving

Underwrite China Underwriters, Ltd. ... H’kong, S’apore

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Unfilraan Universal Picture Corpn. Ltd. All Ports

Unfilproco Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... ■Singapore

Eniautosup Universal Auto Supply Co.... Shanghai

Unico United Motors Ltd. Mukden

Umicomoo Union Commercial Oo. Manila

Unicromb Union Marine & General Insce. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Enileathei’ Leather Products Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Unileather United Leather Goods Co. ... Shanghai

Unimporsyd Union Import & Export Syndicate, Ltd. Shanghai

Union China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Union -North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Han., JKo., Pep., Yo.

Union Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Union Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. All Ports.

Union Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Y’hama, S’pore, Eo.

Union Far East Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Union British Traders Ins. Co., Ltd. fHarbin, Hankow,

\ S’pore, H’kong, S’hai

Union Union Trading Co. Amoy

Unionbank Chung Too Union Bank ... Tientsin

Unionbeer Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Unionbeer .. Union Brewery Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Unioncomco Union Commercial Co. Peiping

Unionkoyei Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha ... Osaka

Unionpromo .. Union Trade Promoting Co. Hon gkong

Unionskips .. Union Steamships Ageucy ... Shanghai

Unionsteel .. Doitsu Seiko K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Uniointiade .. Union Trading Oo. Hankow

Unipede .. G. C. Shepherd Shanghai

Uni press United Press Association Manila, Shanghai

Umiprooo .. Universal Producing Oo. ... Chefoo

Unique Campbell & Co. Singapore

Unitage United Agencies Shanghai

Unitarian Universal Trading Co. Hongkong

Unitedeast Eastern United Assurance Corporation, 1. Singapore

Unitedpainters ... United Painters Singapore

Uniteers United Engineers, Ltd. . . All Ports

Unitexpor United Exporters, Ltd. Singapore

Unitraco Union Trading Co. Tokyo

Unitrade . United Traders Hongkong

Singapore

Unitrasia Asiatic Universal Trading Co.

Unity .. A. W. Harvey & Co Shanghai

Unity .. L. H. Howell Peiping

Unitteasia Asiatic Universal Trading ... Singapore

Univesg .. Universal Egg Supply Co., Ltd. , Shanghai

Universal .. Miners & Builders Stores .. Selangor

Universal Universal Cars, Ltd. Singapore

Uniwash .. Baker Perkins Ltd. Singapore

Unixport .. United Export, Ltd. Singapore

Unkel .. H. T. Unkel Canton, Shanghai

Unoco .. Bennett, Inc. P. M. Manila

Unoco .. Union Oil Co. of California Kobe, Shanghai

Unpluco ... United Plumbing Co., Inc. Manila

Unravel Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt Tokyo, Yokohama

Untraco Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Untradeco ... Universal Trading Oo. Shanghai

F114 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Untraico ... Harry Lemente & Co. Harbin

Unyu ... Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uplitho ... Universal Press & Lithographic Inc. ... Manila

Upstairs ... Little, Adams & Wood Hongkong

Uraic Union Realty & Investment Co., Inc. Shanghai

Uragadokki ... Uraga Dockyard Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Usamidragon Usami & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Usbrewco ... Brewer & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uscar ... Hongkong Used Cars Hongkong

Uscourt ... United States Court for China Shanghai

Usmc (American Forces—Fourth Marines, \ Shanghai

Utco ... I Union M.C.E.F., Headquarters

Trading Co. J Kobe

Utrac .... Union Commercial Co. Hongkong

Utprosim British Flower Shop Shanghai

Uychaco Mariano Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc. Manila

Uyekigumi ... Yokohama Nursery Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Uyhooco .. UyHoo&Co. Manila

Vaoakis ... Vacakis Bros. Dairen

Vacuum Standard Vacuum Oil Co. Singapore, Yokohama

Vajdaco ( Continental Chemical & Drug | Shanghai

1 Supplies, Ltd. (G. Vajda & Co.) J Kobe

Vakil ... B. R. B. Vakil ... Sarawak

Vamco Vamco Timber Co. Nanking

V andee ... Nanking Hotel ...

Vaness .. A. Van Ess & Co. Newchwang

Vanderklaauw Netherlands Insurance Office Harbin

Vanguardia “ La Vanguardia ” Manila

Vanner ... General Electric Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Vannie ... Van Nie & Co. ... E. C. Sumatra

Vannini A . Vannini Hongkong

Vanwijk .. Hotel Van Wijk Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Varalda ... Varalda & Co. ... Peiping

Varekamp ... Varekamp & Co. Medan

Various Wing Hing Hong Hongkong

Vassos ... Vassos & Co., ... Shanghai

Vasuka ... Vasuka & Co. Kobe

Vasunia ... J. P. Vasunia A Co. Hongkong, Canton

Vsawani ... Bombay Silk Store Manila

Vaticanus ... H. Skott & Co. Hongkong

Veco .... Visayan Electric Co. S. A Cebu

Veepilot ... Beldom Packing Agency (Japan), Ltd. Kobe Osaka, Tokyo

Velocity Takata & Co., Ltd.

Velodrome N. V. Velodrome Semarang, S’baya

Vences . . Riberio, Son & Co. Hongkong

Vendor Doney & Co. Tientsin

Vendrell ... Vendrell, Mustaros & Co. . Kobe

Venesco ... General Veneer Factory ... Tientsin,

Venturi ... F. Venturi . Shanghai

Venu ... International Traders , Kobe

Venus .... S. L. Husain

Verhomal ... Verhomal Shewaram & Cb. Yokohama

Veritas /British Corporation Register of \ Hongkong

I/Bureau

Shipping & Aircraft /

Veritas International Register)

Veritas \ for the Classification of Shipping /" . Hongkong, Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Veritas Parker, Rielley & Co. Shanghai

Veritas Reilly, Simmons & Milne ... Shanghai

Registro Hongkong

Veritas

Veritas Teikoku Italiano Navale ed Aeronautico

Kaiji Kyokai Hongkong(Tonkin)

Haiphong

Verrorient Societe des Verrieries d’Extreme Orient .... Hakodate

Vertico Vernot Timber Trading Co.

Vespers Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Vestinland China Land and Investment Co. Shanghai

The Peiping

Vetch Pekinote!

Vetch Pekinotel HenriFrench

VetchBookstore Peiping

Macassar. Padang

Veth Veth’s Handelsmaatschappij

Vethavanam Barnabas

Vibroco Vibro Piling Co. Hongkong

Viccajee Viccajee & Co.. Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Vicmico Victoria Milling Co. Manila

Victal A. Victal Canton

Victor Victor Talking MachineCo. of Japan, Ltd. Yokohama

Victoria “Amsterdam'’ N. V. Handelsvereeniging Sourabaya, Medan

Victoria Victoria Hotel Canton

Victrola R. C. A. Victor Company of China Shanghai

Vidalio Standard Import Co., Inc. Manila

Vidry Docks de la Chambre de Commerce Haiphong

Viegelmann Viegelmann, Schroder & Co. Inc. Manila

Vigilant White, Page & Co. Manila

Vigor Standard Trading Co. Tokyo

Vigor W. F. Horsley Tokyo

Vigorous H. P. Surry Shanghai

Vilanune Murata & Umetani Shoten Kobe

Vilitea Tilly, A. E. ... ... ; ... Singapore

Viloudaki Viloudaki & Co. ,.. Shanghai

Vinca Dr. H. O’Neill Tientsin

Vincentini F. R. de Carvalho ... .. • Shanghai

Vincible Vincent & Co. Hongkong

Vinokosroff Vinokosroff & Sons, A.I. ... Tieiitsin.

Viroomal Viroomall & Co. Kobe

Virtico Virtico Timber Trading Co. Hakodate

Virtrax Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sheet Glass ... Shanghai

Vision ... G. W. Colton Yokohama

Visiting Mansergh & Taylor Negri Sembilan

Visurgis Erdman & Sielcken Sourabaya, Batavia

Vitalexin Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd. ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Vitaina Vitama Co. Tsinan

Vitamilk Vitamin Milk Co. Shanghai

Vueshtorg U. S. S. R. Trade Representation All Ports

Vogel Dr. Werner Reehtsanwalt Vogel Shanghai

Vohumano R. K. Modi Hongkong

Volkart Volkart Brothers’ Agency ... Singapore,Osaka, Sh.

Vordoni S J. Vordoni & Co. Tientsin

Vories W. M. Vories & Co. Osaka, Tokyo

Vostasi East Asiatic Vostasi Co. Harbin

Vrard Vrard & Co. Tientsin

Vueshtorj U.S.S.R. Trade Representation Osaka

Japan Tientsin, Shanghai

Vulca Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd. Singapare

Vulcaniser United Vulcanising Co. Manila

W. 0. S. Washington Cold Stores, Inc.

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wac W. A. Cornell Hongkong

Vulcanite Federal Rubber Stamp Co. ... Malaya, Perak i

Wadhco Wadhoomall & Co. ... Kobe

Wadingbird China Mercantile Co. Hongkong

Waelclili Liebermann,

r Waelchli & Co. Kobe, Osaka, Tokyo

Wagman O. W agnian Tientsin

Waidefag Deutsche Farben H. G. Waibel & Co All Ports

Wagman ... Wagman, O. Tientsin

Wagonlits Grand Hotel Des Wagons Lits, Ltd. Peping, Hongkong

Wagstaff Wagstaff ck Sons, W. W. Hongkong

WaiMiang Wah Chang Mining & Smelting Co.... Shanghai

Wahson 'Walison Co. Shanghai

Wahtack Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd. Canton

Wantack Wah Tack Handels Compagnie Hongkong, Canton.

Wahtack Kruse & Co. Hongkong

Wahtszpo , ... Wah Tsz Yat Po Hongkong

Waidefag Deutsche Farben-Handel (Waibel ifc Co.) fL Ti., Newc., Chu., Han.v

Ts., Sh., Ho.

Waies Yoshikawa Shoten Yokohama

Waitzun Waitzun Silk Co. Shanghai

Walbank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. New York

Walgost, Foldi . Ostrovsky, Walter G. Tientsin

Walinder Inhelder, Walnh Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Walintco Walworth International Co. Shanghai

Walix Luneta Motor Company Manila

Walker Walker & Co., R.N. Kobe,

Tokyo Nagasaki

Walkerco

Walkie Walker Goshi Kaisha

Walkie Trading Corpn. .... .... Hankow

Walkover Alexander Shoe Co. Shanghai

Walkover Walk-Over Shoe Store Manila

Wallace Peter Wallace Seoul

Wallem Wallem & Co. Shanghai, Hongkong:

Wallflower Woo Brothers Hongkong

Walorin Orin de Motte Walker Tientsin

Walpapco Waiford Wallpaper Co. ... ... Shanghai

Walteco A. Waite & Co. Succ. Tientsin

Walterdunn Walter, Dunn & Co. Shanghai

Waltham Waltham Watch Co. Tokyo

Walther J. V. Walther Kobe

Waltherie Watkins & Co. Singapore

Wameieleco Wah Mei Electric Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wamow Wa'n Mow & Oo. Hankow

Wanamaker John Wanamaker Kobe, Shanghai

Wanfung W.7 Niggemann & Co. Chefoo

Wangbrot W ang Bros. & Co. Hongkong

Wangkee Wang Kee & Co. Hongkong

S.Wang

K, Wang Shanghai

Wangsunkee

Wangtea U.. Yue &TaiCo.Tea Co. ... Shanghai

Wankoo , Baxter & Co. Hongkong

Wardsman Thos. W. War.-), Ltd. Shanghai

Wardley Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Hongkong

Waremnanly Manley Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Warfield Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Warnaeiga Warner Bros. Osaka

Warner Warner, Barues & Co., Ltd. Manila, Iloilo, Cebu

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

W arren C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

\\ arrior Regent Poultry Farm Johore

Washmo Washington Trading Co.; ... Tokyo

Wassard East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Harbin, Daireti

Wassiamull Wassiamull Assomull & Co.... ... Kobe, S’hai., S’pore.,

Penang, Hongkong

Watangco Tang & Co., Ltd., W. A. ... Changsha, Hankow

^ atari rual Watanmal Boolchand S’pore.,S’hai., Canton

Watereng Water Department, Municipal Singapore

Water light Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light Co. Hankow

Waterlily Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd. Shanghai

W atertight Osaka & Marine & Fire Ins. Go. Osaka

Waterwheel Watts & Co. Singapore

"Waterworks Amoy Waterworks Co, Amoy

Waterworks The Macao Water Supply Co., Ltd. Macao

Watson Watson. & Co., K.F.C. Tientsin '

W atsona Watson & Co. Perak

Wartimes I. H. Watt & Co. Hongkong

Watts Watts & Co. Tientsin

Waveny Toeg & Read Shanghai

Wavito Wattie & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Sourabaya

Wayfoong H. IK. & Shanghai Banking Corp. ... ^Shanghai

Wayford Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Dairen

Weamdsco Western Equipment and Supply Co. Manila

Weare Watts & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Wearne Motor Traders Finance Co., Ltd. ••• Singapore

Wearne Wearne Bros., Ltd. Malacca

Weaver Weaver

Webro Brockmann & Co. Tsingtao

Weco phones Western Electric Co. of Asia Singapore

Weebros Wee Bros. Singapore

WTeechaplang Wee Hap Lang ... Selangor

Weeks Weeks & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Weerekoon Central Pharmacy Singapore

Weesengmoh Wee Seng Moh Singapore

Weesiang Wee Siang Bros. Semarang

Web aid Welch, Fairchild, Ltd. Manila

Wehry Wehry & Co., Geo. 4 Sourabaya, Batavia,,

{ Osaka

Weijiang Wearing Export Trading Co. Shanghai

Weinberger Weinberger & Co. C. Osaka, Tokyo,, Eobe

Weinstein Weinstein, L. iS. Tientsin

Weir H. L. Weir & Co., Ltd. ... Johpre

Weising Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. ... • ... Wei Hai Wei

Wei Hai Wei

Weising Wei Sing Trading Co. ... Kobe, Osaka

Weitzel J. Weitzel Osaka

Welgol Welansky & Goldberg All Ports

Wemcoexpo Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan

Wemco Westinghouse Electric Co. Nagoya

Wende Walter, David Lane & Co. Chefoo, Tsingtao

Wenkee Wen Kee Steamship Co. ... Shanghai

Wentagie Wentworth Andrews & Grose Shanghai

Wersmithco Smith Co., Werner G. Hankow

Wer white R. J. Whitehead Shanghai (•

F118 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wessyngtou. Malayan American Plantations J chore

Westall Wm. Little & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wesfccott

Western Union .. American

Mei Yah Trading Cb.

Trade Commissioner

Shanghai

Singapore

Westernco Western Co. Chefoo

W esthouse . . Thompson Electrical Co Manila

Westimpson Stimpson Electric Supply Co. Peiping

Westinghouse ... Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Tokyo

Westlake Villa West Lake (Hotel) ... Tientsin

Westlife West Coast Life Insurance Co. S’hai, T’tsin, Harbin

Westlite W. Bornhorstf Tientsin

Westlife W. R. Rice & Co. Shanghai

Westmark West and Whitaker Manila

Westpine Nishimatsu & Co. Osaka

Wexlumco Western, Export Lumber Co. Kobe

Weystfield Weysfield, N. E. Hankow

Whacheng Eastern United Assurance Corpn., Ltd... Perak

Whaweico Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Waidefag f De utsche Farben-Handelsgesellscb aft) All Ports

1 (Waibel & Co.) f

Wharves The Penang Harbour Board Penang

Whatt AVhatt & Co. Kedah

Wheelock Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Wheeloek Wheelock & Co , Ltd. Shanghai

Whilsberg Wm. Hilsberg Shanghai

Whiphall Whipple S. Hall & Co., Inc. Manila

Whirlblast Irwin, Harrisons, Whitney, Inc. Shanghai

Whitamore Whitamore & Co. Tientsin

Whitdonald Herbert, Whitworth, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Whiteants . Cowan

Whiteaway Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. Malacca

Whitebacb W. R. Loxley & Co. Shanghai

Whitewhite White White & Co. Shanghai

Whittall . Whittall & Co. Selangor

Whongfoo Gt. China Deep Well Bering Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Whymark . Whymark A Co., G. Kobe

Whyteleafe . White & Co. Shanghai

Wicking . Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd, Hongkong

Wiersum M. S. Wiersum & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Wigg . Brandt A Hampson Shanghai

Wildingco Wilding & Co. .. Sourabaya

Wilfogeo Fog & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wilgrist . Wilkinson & Grist Hongkong

Wilkarsa W. J. Karsa & Co. Shanghai

Willgotd . Golding & Co. Shanghai

Willhu . William Hu Shanghai

Williamsco . Williams Brush Co. Kobe

Williamson . Williamson & Co. ’ ... Hongkong

Willy kirk . W. J. Kirk Shanghai

Wilma . H. A Y. Trading Co. Hongkong:

Wilobon Bolton Bristle Co. Shanghai

Wilopatern Willow Pattern Press Shanghai

Wilproco . Wilkinson Process Rubber Co. Selangor

Wilson . Wilson & Co. Tientsin

Winckler Winckler

 CABLE ADPIiESSEfc F119

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Windsor Windsor Bros. .... Hongkong

Windrose Windsor, Speidel & Co. Sh„ Tsi., Kai., Tai.

Winetrade Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd. Manila

Wingloong Wing Loong Singapore

Wingeoffee Wing Coffee Co. Hongkong

Wingfathong Yuen Hoihow

Wingfathong Wing FatFatLeeHong

Co. Hoihow

Wingkee Wing Kee & Co. Hongkong

Winglycom Wingly A Co. Hongkong

Wingon Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Co. Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Fire Marine Insurance Co. ... Hongkong

Wingping Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Wingtaivo Wing Tai Vro Tobacco Corpn. Hang., Wen.

! Winner A. Kwai & Co. Hongkong

Winning Winning & Co., W. H Dairen

Winter E. Winter & Co. Tientsin

Wintering H. B. Winter Singapore

Wippa Pottinger & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Wisa Ned. Ind. Afdeeling Batavia, Sourabaya

Wisner Wisner & Co. Shanghai

Wistaria Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Witchery Wing Fat Printing Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Witkowski J. Witkowski & Co. Y’hama, Kobe, Nagoya

Wituncas Unna, Casson & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Woass Wing On Fire & Marine Ins. Co. ... Hongkong

Wohingsilk Wo Ring Silk Corp. Canton

Wokusam Masukow Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wolco '1'. J. Wolff & Co., Inc. Manila

Wolfson Wolfson B. & B. Manila

Wolskel Wolskel & Co. Singapore

Wolter Carl Wolter & Co. Chemulpo

Wolun China Woollen Co. Shanghai

Wotnedicoll Margaret Williamson Hospital Shanghai

Wongkee Wong Kee

Wongman Husi Nursing Home Shanghai

Wongkidien

Wood Shantung Hand Service

Swatow Pilotage Knitting Co. Chefoo

Swatow

Woodcraft Woodcraft Works, Ltd. Shanghai

i1 Woodworkco China Woodworking & Dry Kiln Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Woofontrad Shanghai

Woolerco E.WooS. Fong Trading

Wooller & Co.Co. Tientsin

Woollen Mackie & 0o., A. Tientsin

Woollen Woollen Yosy & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Wooloco European American Grocery Manila

W ooltai Saey Tai General Import Co. Shanghai

Works Public Works Department—. Singapore

Worldrug The World Drug Co. Hongkong

Worthy Wassiamull Assomul & Co. Hongkong

Wortre World Theatre Hongkong

W reford Wreford & Thornton Penang

Wulfruna C. W. Hampson Advertising «fc Publicity Shanghai

Wulfsohn Wulfsohn & Co. Tientsin

Wuchang Wuchang Co. Singapore

Wumsoe Womans Union Missionary Soc. Shanghai

W uriu Wuriu Shokwai Co. Shimonoseki

Fl;20 CABLE ADDBiESSES

Coble Ad: Firm, Name Place

Wutaca Wutca & Co. Tientsin

Wygerde . Procure des Missions. Beiges Shanghai

Wynne Japan Exporting Co. ... Kobe

Yachen Yah Chen & Co. ... 'Shanghai

Yachungwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Yadzu Andrews & George Co., Inc. Tokyo, Osaka, D’rem

Yali ■ Yale in China ... Changsha

Yalimp Yali Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. Mukden

Yelnato (0342) Stanley Co. Tientsin

Yaniagami Yamagami Trading Co. ... ... Kobe

Yamahatsvi' Yamahatsu Shokai Osaka

Yamakatsu Yamaguehi Katsuzo Tokyo

Yamakiu S. Kato & Co. Hongkong

Yamamasa Yamada Co. Tokyo

Yamamoto Yamamoto Art Photo Studio Tientsin

Yamashita Yamashita Kisen Kogyo Kais a' H’kong , Taipeh, Sh.

Yamato Yamato Hotel Mukden, Chungking

Yamatosilk Yamato Shokai. Ltd. ... ' Yokohama

Yamis Ne>y.Haven Yale-in China Association .... Changsha

Yanfactor Lam Wing Yan & Co. Hongkong

Yangbrosbk Young Bros. Banking Corp. S’hai;H’kow; Chung.

Yangbrosco Young Brothers Trading Co. Hankow

Yangco I. C. Yang & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yangriver Yangtsze River Comm. Shanghai

Yangtse The Yangtse Hotel Nanking

Yangtsze Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yanotojoko Yano & Joko Yokohama

Yaptico A. E. M. Yaptico & Co., Ltd. ■... Cebu

Yardarm H. Denis Hazeil Hongkong

Yardarm Siemssen & Krohn Foochow

Yarg C'armichael, Lennox & Gray Shanghai

Yarg John Gray Shanghai

Yarnsco Woolley, Read & Co. Hongkong

Yasmarleon Ramsay & Co. ' ‘ ... Shanghai

Yebana •• La Yebana Co., Inc. Manila

Yebara Yebara & Co. Shanghai

Yeekee hong 7Vr, Yee Kee Hong Shipchancllers & Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Yeesangfat , Wee Sang Fat Co. Hongkong

Yeesoh United Motor Works, Ltd. Singapore

Yekguan Tan Senguan Co. ... Manila

Yekhokhua Yek Hok Hua & Co. Amoy

Yekhua Yek Hua Trading Corporation Manila

Yektonglin ... Yek Tong Lim Fire & Mariue Ins. Co. Manila

Yellowcab Yellow Taxicab Co. Shanghai

Yelnah Hanley & Co. ' ; U,;. Hongkong

Yemaco ... Y. C. Ma & Co, Tsinan

Yenno ... China Merchants Pongee Asso., Fed. Inc. Chefoo

Yenom Roch, J. Shanghai

Yenta Yenching University Peiping

Yerke Mongolian-China Trading Co. Tienitsin

Yermer Tao-Ching Line Railway Peiping

Yeunanyung Yue Nan Yung Tsingtao

Yeung Kwong Sang & Co. Hongkong

Yhtcorp Yung Hsing Trading Odrp. Tientsin

Yienkong Yienkong & Co. . . ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F121

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yikkhuan Aik Khuan Press Co. Shanghai, Selangor

Yin (6892) Bank of China Newchwang

Yingchee Eugh Bros. & Co. Shanghai

Yingfa The British and Asiatic Co. Shanghai

IP Ip Pun Hongkong

Yip J. Gibbs & Co. ... Hongkong

Y ipichon Y. Pichon & Co. Singapore

Yishingco Tientsin

Societe Francaise de Navigation de Tongkou Tsinan

Y.M.C.A. Chinese Y.M.C.A.

Young Men’s Trading Corp., Shanghai

Yomenco

^okob R. Yokoyama & Co-, Ltd. Kobe

Yokseaclub Yokohama Seamen’s Club Yokohama

Shanghai

Yorkhire London & Provincial. Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Shanghai

Yorkshire Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yorshipli York Shipley, Inc. ... Shanghai

Yoshida Yoshida & Co. Shanghai

Yeshida Yoshida Tokeiten Tokyo

Yoshikya Yoshikaua Kyusich Osaka

Yoshizawa Yoshizawa (T.) T’sin, Tsingtao

Youtyle Young & Tyle Hongkong

Younb^os Young Bros. & Co. Hongkong

Yo linker Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China ... Y okohama

Yousufsa M. Y. S. Marican Bangkok

Yuanhsing Yuan Using & Co. Shanghai

Yuasa Yuasa Trading Co. Kobe

Yuchengco Yu Cheng Co. » ... Shanghai

Yuclub Yokohama United Club Yokohama

Yucuanseh Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. Manila

Yudac Yuen Dah & Co. Shanghai

Yuehway f Canton-Hankow Railway Adminis- Canton.

I tratiom

Yuenanyung Yue Nan Yung Tientsin

Yuengtung Oriental Co. ... Manila

Yufang Yu Fang Iron MiningUo., Ltd. , Shanghai

Yufeng Shantung Silk and Lace Co. Tientsin, Chefoo

Yuji Dairen Oil and Fat Co., Ltd. , Dairen

Yukon Yukon Gold Oo. Selangor

Yulan Domestic Engineers Ltd. ... Hongkong

Yulan H. C. Best and Co. Swa.tow

Yuletraco Yu Lee Trading Co. . Shanghai

Yunai Kamanishi Exporting Co. Kobe

Yuucbi Yun Chi & Co. ... , Singapore

Yung Yung Pao Tientsin.

Yungfalecco Yung Fa Fur Dyeing & Leather Cb. Tientsin

Yungfong China Mercantile Co. ... ; .. ,. Wei

Shanghai

Hai Wei

Yungking Yung King & Co. Tpngku

Yunglee Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd.

Yungming Yung Ming Transport Co. ... Tientsin

Yungwopco- Yung YVoo Trading Co. Shanghai

Yunia Dr. C. L. Yun . Tients n

Yunkopaint Yun Koo Paint and Varnish Mfg. C.o. •• . Shanghai

Osaka

Yuraimexer K. Yura & Co.

Yuseu Nippon Yusen Kaisha All Ports

Yusen Kinkai Yusen Kaisha . Tientsin

Yutong Yu Cheong’Co.. ... Yokohama

Fm CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yufsin . Yutsin Tannery Co. ... Tientsin

Y.W.C.A. . Young Womeu’s Christian Association.. Peiping, Tientsin

Zafarane Egyptian Consulate .... ’ .... Kobe

Zafiro ... El Zafiro ^ ' i.i." f’' ..i. Manila

Zaluc Zambales Lumber Co. Manila

Zamini . Legation of Czechoslovakia Sh., Tokyo, Osaka

Zaria Shanghai Zaria Shanghai

Zealous Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China ... Zamboanga

Zealous . Yeung Yau & Co. Hongkong

Zedwest . Westphal & Co. Shanghai

Zeit-umg / Deutsch-Chinesische Nachriehteii, ) Tientsin

\ (German Chinese News) /"

Zeis sag Carl Zeiss Tokyo

Zelin Hess and Zeitlin, Inc. Manila

Zelierbach Zellerbach Paper Co. Shanghai

Zenobia L. Y. Swee Co., Ltd. Selangor

Zepol M. Lopez and National Trading Co. ... Manila

Ziangkee F. Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ziauddin H. Z. H. Karamelahi & Co. Shanghai

Zigzag Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Tokyo

Zimme W. I. Zimmerman Shanghai, Tientsin

Zimmerman H. J. Zimmerman Shanghai

Zipfactory . Beauts Fastener Co. Osaka

Zircons Colombo Jewellery Stores Hongkong

Zizel C. P. Young & Co., Hongkong

Zizel C. P. Young & Co. Tientsin

Zoraba Karanjia & Co., Ltd. Canton

Zuifoong . Nikka Sanshi iKabushiki Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

Zunglee W. Z. Zee & Sons Shanghai

Zunli Zung Lee Co. Shanghai

Zurofiladi Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya Selangor

0006 Continental Bank Peiping

0080 Tan Hwa Match Co., Ltd. Tientsin

0068 Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Co. Tientsin

0088 . China Engraving & Printing Co. ... Hongkong

0091 . Eickholf & Co. ... Shanghai

0114 . Du Pont de Nemour & Co. Hankow

0120 . China Development Bank Ltd. Shanghai

0188 Yu Shing & Co. Shanghai

0252 . Ching Chong Hung & Co. Chefoo

0328 Sinhua Commercial & Savings Bank. Peiping

0642 . Stanley Co. Tientsin

0422 / Standard Machine & National \ Hankow

0505 ‘1 Deep Well Boring Co.

Agricultural & Industrial Bank / Tientsin

Nam King Hong Hongkong

Continental Bank Tientsin

0794 ‘ X/TheBank,

Shanghai

Ltd. Commercial and Savings) Shasi

1000 Novella Hotel, Ltd Manila, Tsingtao

1013 . China Cosmopolitan Co. Shanghai, Hankow

1169 . Eastman Kodak Co. Shanghai

1355 . E. Kin & Co. Tsingtao

1426 Shun Chong Sewing Machine Co. ••• Shanghai

1558 . Wha Tung Electrical & Engineering Co. ... Shanghai

1645 . Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F12S

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

1670 ... Chang Sang & Co. Shanghai

1717 ... Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hankow

1837 I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

2088 ... Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

2212 .... Oriental Engineering Co Foochow

2224 The Pacilic Alkali Co., Ltd. Hongkong

2306 Hongkong

2346 ... Tientsinof Tai

Bank Kwangsi

Ping Steamship Oo. Tientsin

2405 ... China International Famine Relief ... Peiping, Hankow

2415 ... Tun Ching Lung Co. Tientsin

2464 China Travel Service Tientsin, S’hai

2514 ... Eastern Times Shanghai

2630 Central Bank of China Pakhoi

2639 ... Tung Nan Hotel Nanking, Canton

2814 ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

2895 ... Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Co. ... Tsingtao

3109 Batten & Co. Hongkong

3210 .... China Chemical Works Shanghai

3211 ... China Securities Co., Inc. ... Tientsin

3256 ... Shanghai Mail Service Shanghai

3318 .... Burlington Hotel .... Shanghai

3851 ... Mukden Tobacco & Wine Store Mukden

3449 ... Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

Hongkong

3468 .... Channel

3497 Kailan Trading Co., Ltd

Sales Agency Shanghai

Nanking

3500 Shun Yu Trading Corpn.

3533 Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Canton

3536 fNational Lacquer and Paint Products) Hongkong

3548 1 NeeCo.,TaiLtd.Shing & Co. / Shanghai

3561 ... Hang Shun & Cu.... Hongkong

Shanghai

3564 .... Robert Fan

3639 Kwantung Provincial Bank Canton

3746 ... Central Express Co. Shanghai

3947 Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd Shanghai

4103 ... China Soap Co. Nanking

4191 Wah Fah & Co. Shanghai

4384 ... Peipiao Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Tientsin'

4472 ... National Government Salt Admini-

stration Chefoo

4646 ... Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

4722 (Chung Shan Knitting and Singlet \ Hongkong

"’t Co., Ltd.; The J

4809 ... Chinese Association Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4861 .... Bank of Canton Ltd. Hongkong

4938 ... Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp. Tientsin

5012 .... Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

5089 ... Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange, Ltd. Shanghai

5140 ... Chihli Shantung Line, Ltd. Tientsin

5200 Heng On Steamship Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5300 ... North China Steamship Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

5307 ... Hai Chang S.S. Co. Shanghai

5316 ... Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5353 ... Central Bank of China Tientsin

5387 ... Wah Foung & Co. Shanghai

5397 ... Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd. Hankow

5454 ... Tai Ping Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Tientsin

F124 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm ^ame Place

5526 ... Eurasia Aviation Corp. ... Canton

('Union''Insur. Assoc, of the Nation)

5636 \ Industrial Bank of China / Tientsin

5659 ... National Industrial Bank of China .. Tientsin

5881 ... Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

5887 ... .Shanghai Commercial Savings Bank. N anknig

5904 ... China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

6007 ... Reiyang Engineering College Tientsin

6114 ... China Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

6226 ... Fbo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd. ... Canton

6311 ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

6357 .... Chinese Recreation and Race Club Tientsin Tientsin

6378 ... Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chihli Shanghai

6427 ... China Educational Assn., Ltd. Shanghai .

6644 ... Woo- Ho Weaving Factory Macao

6651 ... Chinese Optical Co. Shanghai

... "China Times” ...

... Bank of Communications Dairen

6730 ... Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Tientsin

H’kong

6769 ... Modern China Advertising Co.

6790 China Cotton Trading Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

6829 ... Naval Medical Cbllege Tientsin

6855 ... Bank of China ... Shanghai

... Bank of China ... ... ...{ Newchwang, Han-

kow, Foo., T’sin

7031 | Johann H. Cheyne, Chartered ) Shanghai

{ Accountant J

7077 ... Kinchemg Banking Corporation Dairen

7162 National Trading Co. Foochow

7171 .... China National Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

7320 '.il Shantung Commercial Baiik Tsingtao

7428 Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

7656 Bureau of Foreign Trade’ Shanghai

7428 Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

7771 Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Canton

7711 ... South China Trading Col, Ltd. Foocohw

8675 ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. . Hankow

8725 ... Olton Elec. Mfg. Factory ... Shanghai

88212 ... United Trading Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

8969 China Merchants’ S r .N. Co. Kiukiang,

HongkongT’tsin

9244 .... :The Asia Co. ... ... Hongkong

9366 .... Bank of Communications Hongkong

9372 .,. Bank of Qhina ... Hankow

9796 Modern China Advertising Co. Tientsin

9824 . Sin Chung Engineering Co. .... Shanghai

9888 ..i. Ming Sons; Construction Co. Hankow

9889 ... Calco China. Agency Shanghai

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 LIST OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN HONG KONG FOR 1938

Abbott, A. S., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Abbott,

Abraham, M. J.,stockbroker,

asst. Crown Tester solicitor,& Abraham

Supreme Court

Abraham, E., E. S., Bill & Bullion Broker

Abraham,

Acconi, O.,R.,manager,

signs perVannini

pro., Tester

& Co.& Abraham

Adam,

Adamczewski, Dr. B., asst., WaibelA&Whampoa

J., shipwright, Hong Kong Co. Dock Co., Ltd.

Adams,

Adamson, W. B., assti, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Australia

Ltd. and China

Agafuroff, W. B., A.,

asst.,sub-accountant,

S. E. Levy & Co. Chartered Bank of India,

Agafuroff, J., asst, manager, S .S. Levy & Co.

Alabaster,

Alderton, C. G., attorney-general, AliceSupreme

MemorialCourt

Alexander,Dr.T. R.G. M., secretary,

S., signs per pro., Mackinnon, and Affiliated& Co.

Mackenzie Hospital

Alexander, W. L., secretary, Win. Powell, Ltd. .

Allaye,

Allen, N. E.,G.,manager, Co-operatieve Condensfabricek “Friesland ’

Allin, R.D. G.C. S., manager,

acct. officer,Franklin

Royal Air Laboratory

Force

Alvares, J. J., manager, Central

Andersen, B. A., Great Northern Telegraph Radio ServiceCo., Ltd.

Anderson, A., engr. in-charge, Port Development Dept.

Anderson,

Anderson, D., C. G.,assist.,

branch mgr., Assurance

engineering Franco AMatique

dept., Hongkong A Whampoa ■ Dock Co., Ld.;

Anderson, D., Works acct.,

Anderson, D. J. N., Barrister-at-Law Royal Air Force

Anderson,

Anderson, Capt.G. T., Geo., partner,& Whampoa

Hongkong A nderson Dock& AsheCo., Ltd.

Anderson,

Anderson, J. F., assist., Taikoo Sugar RefiningCo.,

John E., director, Anderson Music Co,,Ld.

Ld.

Anderson,

Anderson, Dr. Major J. W.,

R. A.,medical practitioner.,

Military, Anderson, Durran & McElney

China Command

Anderson, W. J., supt. of Accounts and Stores, P. W. D.

Andrade,

Andrew, J.F.,H.inspector

M , asst.,ofUnion

Junks,Insurance

Harbour Society

Department

of Canton, Ltd.

Andrewes, L. R., Official Receiver and Registrar of Tr ide Marks

Andrews,

Andrews, C. F., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold StorageLd.Co.

A. A., chief inspector, Peak Tramways Co.,

Andrews,

Angles, F.G.H.D.,S.,H., senior clerk,

assistant, ThoresenHarbour

& Co.,Dept.

Ltd.

Angus,

Angus, G. I., clerk,

assist, Colonial

engineer, Secretariat

Angwin,

Antonov,J.,M.land P.W.D.Ltd. & Power Co., Ld.

surveyor, Ilford,

B., in-charge,

China Light

Archbutt,

Archer, G.

C.W., S., fire

S., preventivemanager.

deputyUnion Insurance Chinese

commissioner, Society ofMaritime*

Canton, Customs

Ld.

Archer

Arculli, T. sr. supply officer, R. N. A. Depot

Arfas, H.,F. Peterson

Armstrong,

M. el, sub& editor,

H. J,, solicitor

Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Co. & notary public, Deacons'.

Arndt, G., Siemssen & Co.

Arndt, W. F., asst., Robert Dollar & Co.

F126 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Arnhold, M. H., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Arnold, G. W., asst., Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

Arns, H. E.,C.,Importer

Arnulphy, manager,andHongkong

Manufacturers’

& Canton Agent

Export Co., Ltd.

Arthur, G. M., mgr., Windsor Bros.

Asche, H. C. J., fin.

Asger, M. E.. Dental Surgeon secty., Church Missionary Society, S. C. Mission

Ashby, R., assist., Dodwell & Co.-, Ltd.

Ashton, Dr. F. R., Alice Memorial & Affiliated Hospital

Astington,

Atkins, R. E.,B., asst.,

manager, Swedish

Asiatic PetroleumMatchCo.Co.(S. C.), Ld.

Aubrun, R., sub-mgr., Banque de dTndo-Chine

Austin, C., representative, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.

Austin,

Avramow,F., A.manager,

J., Far S.Eastern

J. David & Co. De La Rue Co., Ltd.

manager,

Azzolini, U., assistant, Lloyd Triestino

Bagram,

Baker, E.J.F.T.,S.,consul-general

assistant, Lane,forCrawford,

Siam & shareLtd.broker

Baldwin, Rupert, organist, St. Andrew’s Church

Balean, Dr. G. T-> medical practitioner,

Balean, Dr. H., medical practitioner. Black, Balean, Black, Balean,Skinn

SkinnandandTalbot

Talbot-

Ball, F. L., signs per pro., Gibb, Livingston

Ballantyne, D. L., assist, manager, The Chase Bank & Co., Ltd.

Banner, M. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Barclay,

Barclay, T.W. C.,P., asst., Taikooinstal.,

Laichikok SugarStandard

Refining Co.

Vacuum Oil Co.

Barker, W.

Barkus, R. L.,L. L.,Hongkong

Acct. Dept., StandardDock

& Whampoa Vacuum Oil Co.

Co^, Ltd.

Barnes, F. H., chief clerk, Singer Sewing Machine' Co.

Barnes, J. I., asst, secretary, Medical Department

Barnes,

Barnett,Dr. K. M. J. W., Medicalmagistrate,

A., second PractitionerThe Magistracy

Barr, C. I., general

Barrett, H„ chief warder, Prisonagent, Canadian

Dept. National Railways

Barrett,

Barron, R.F.,D.,asst.,

Chinese MaritimeElectric

Customs

Barrow, J., District Officer North Co., Ltd.

J. Hongkong

Barrows,

Barry, F.J. E., C., asst., China Light

secretary, Hongkong & PowerandCo.,Shanghai

Ltd. Hotels, Ld.

Bartholomew, Maj.-Gen. A. W., Gen. Officer Commanding The British Troops in China

Barton, L. A., cashier, Colonial Treasury

Barton, W. M., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Basa,

Baseter,R., S.,Merchant

manager,andL. Commission

R. Nielson &Agent Co., Ltd.

Baskett, P. E., agent, Manufacturers Life Ins. Co.

Bassett, B. B., general supt., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Basto,

Basto, C.L. H.,

E.,B. principal,

principal, Little, Adams Co.

L. E. Baston & Wood

Bateman, M., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Bateman, Capt. R. W , marine supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Bates, R. A., asst.,

Batty-Smith, Capt.Harbour Department to H.E. the Governor

S. H., Aide-de-Camp

Beach, J. S., inspector of Works, P.W.D.

Beall,

Beck, E., assist., Taikoo Sugarpersonal

Capt. N. H., secretary Refiningstaff,

Co. Royal Navy

Beck, T. C. T., secretary, Green Island

Becker, A., secretary, Hongkong Trust Corporation Cement Co., Ld.

Becker,

Beeken, J. S. A., secretary and signs per pro., Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Beer, A. D.W.,W.,assistant,

asst., Taikoo

Paper Dockyard

Co., Ltd. and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Begbie,

Begg, S.Dr. D., R.secretary,

S., medical officer, Medical

Thornycroft Co., Ld.Dept.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Beldin, E. C., manager, Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Bell, M. R., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Bell, R. B.,L.asst,

Bellamy, C. F.,manager, Taikoo Dockyard

general manager, HongkongandTramways,

EngineeringLd.Co., Ltd.

Ben, A. J., general manager, National Lacquer and Paint Products Co.

Bennett, C., asst., W. R. Loxley & Co., Ltd.

Benoy,

Benson,MajorC. H., T.general

F., Deputy

manager Adj.for& Far

Q. M.,East,

General’s

American StaffExpress Co., Inc.

Benson, D., manager,

Benson, O. R., Brewers Bookshop Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Beraha, M., manager and proprietor, M. Beraha

Berents, O. R.managing

Berg, Sverre, B., Chinesedirector,

Maritime BergCustoms

& Co., Ld.

Bertram,

Bertram, A.

J. E.,

W., asst.,

asst., Lane,

China Crawford,

Sight

Power

Beven, R. S., permanent way inspr., Kowloon-Canton Railway

Bickerstaff, J. D., land bailiff, P. W. D.

Bickford, B. I., asst., Colonial Secretariat

Bidmead,

Bidwell, H.K.M.,D.,A.,manager,

assist,Livingston

Gibb, supt., Police& Headquarters

Co.,

Biggar, D.

Birch, B. G., lecturer of English, The ChaseHongkong BankLtd. University

Bird,

Bird, F.G.,G.,assist.,

Hongkong TaikooRopeDockyardManufacturing

and EngineeringCo., Ltd.Co.

Bishop, C. W. E., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Bishop, S. F., chief engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Ld., Hok-un

Bishop, J.,Wing

Bitker, Cdr. A.Union

manager, G., Royal Air ForceCo.

Commercial

Bitzer,

Black, C., proprietor, Bitzer & Co.

Black, C.A. C.,

W.,chairman,

assistant, Furness

Carmichael (Farand Clarke

East), Ld.

Black,

Black, Donald,

G. D. R.,chartered accountant, Percy

medical practitioner, Black,Smith,

Balean,Seth Skinn& Fleming

tfe Talbot

Black. T., accountant, Colonial Treasury

Blackburn, L. J., director & secretary, Blackmore

Blackford, A. W., traffic agent, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co.

Blackmore, E. W., manager, Vibro Riling Co., Ltd.

Blair, K. G. principal, Blair & Co.

Blair,

Blake, L., manager, G.Taikoktsui installation, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (3. C.), Ltd

Blake, C.C. C.,

H., asst.,

Accounts A,Dept.,

HarrimanFar East& Co.Motors

Blake, Col. H. H, asst, dir., Medical Services

Blaise, Denis H., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist

Blake, W. F., manager, China Engineers, Ltd.

Blaker, C., director, Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Blakey, F., Standard Vacuumand Oil Whampoa

Co.

Bliss, A.A. S.,

Bliss, W. assist.

assistant,Hongkong

Hongkong and Whampoa DockDock Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Blum,

Blyth, C. A., representative, U. S. Rubber Export Co., Ltd.

Bo t, T.,H.inspector

H., assist.,of Hongkong

Works, P. W. Electric

D. Co., Ld.

Bolton,

Bonch, V., A., Hongkong

asst., ChinaandLight and Power

Whampoa Dock,Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Bond,

Bond, C.,

C. P.,Dodwell

inspector, & Co.,StarLtd.Ferry Co., Ltd.

Bond, G. H., architect, P. W. D.

Bond, V., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Bone, D. B., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

Bone, L., wharfinger, Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.

Bonhoff, H. C. C. E., branch manager, West Coast Life Insurance Co.

Bonnar, J. L. asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Bonner, H. W., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

FI28 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Booker, F. E. E., chief inspector, Police Headquarters

Botelho, A. G., manager, A. G., Botelho & Co.

Botelho,

Botelho, P.H. P.,A. asst.,

de Barros,

A. G. Leo D’Almada

Botelho & Co, & Col

Botelho, P. V.,

Bottomley, J., asst., A. Q.Public

architect, Botelho & Co.Dept.

Works

Boulton, S., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard & : Engineering Co.

Bousfield, J.W.K.,C.,general

Bouvaird, manager,

asst., Taikoo Asiaticand

Dockyard Petroleum Co. (S.C.),

Engineering Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Bowery, F. H., accountant, Malcolm & Co.

Bowker, A. C. I.. assist, sub-manager, Dodwell & Co,, Ld.

Boxer, Capt. C. R., general staff officer, Lincoln Regt.

Boxer, S., warden,

Bradbury, B, W., supt.,MorrisonMeatHali,

Dept.,Hongkong

Dairy Farm, University.

Pee and Cold Storage Co,, Ltd.

Bradford. T. F„ engineer, Holt’s Wharf

Braga, H., gen. works mgr., Hongkong Eng. & Con, Ck>-, Ld

Braga,

Braga, Hon. Mr. J.secretary,

J. V. asst, P., mgr., J.China

P. Braga

Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Braga, Noel,

Branson, V. C.,secretary,

analyst, China Light Co.,

Government and Saxidakan Light and Power Co.

Laboratory

Braude,

Bray field, T. H. G., principal, Carmichael & Co.,

A. N., assist., Hongkong Telephone ClarkeLd.

Bremmer, A. A., asst., Lowe, Bingham and Matthews

Brereton, L. S. le Gay, reporter, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Brett,

Brett, F.,

G., inspector

asst., Thos.ofCook Junks,& Bon,

Harbour

Ltd. Dept.

Brewin, J. L., moulder, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Bridge, T. J.,

Broadbridge, W. manager and

F. A.,E.,asst., proprietor, T. J., Bridge & Son

Broadbridge, asst.,J.Gilman

D. Hutchinson

& Co. ,/

Broadbridge, W. R., manager, J. de la Rama

Broch, K., manager,

Brokenshire, NationalSouth

H., sub-edithr, CarbonChinaCo. Morning Post, Ltd.

Brook, J., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Brooke, E.J. T.S. W.,

Brooks, partner, Hastings

C., solicitor, Davies, Brooke

& Co. and- Gran

Brostedt,

Brown, A. I)., Chinese Maritime Customs National Railways

A., general traffic agent, Canadian

Brown, A. J., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd;

Brown,

Brown, A.A R.,W.,asst.,

mgr.,Davie,

Lane,Boag & Co., Ld.

Crawford, Ltd.

Brown.

Brown, C. B., partner, Linstead & Davis

Brown, C.E. G., asst., Hongkong

F., inspector of Junks,Mines,

HarbourLtd. Dept.

Brown, F. J., assist., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Brown, Capt. F. L. Brown, asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, G., asst.assist.,

G. E., W. R.Taikoo

LoxleySugar

& Co.,Refining

Ltd. Coi, Ld.

Brown,

Brown, H. C., Lighthouse Keeper, Harbour Dept.

Brown, J.P.,B., managing

Hongkong Whampoa Dock Co.,

partner, Union Ltd.

Motors

Brown,

Brown, R. B., assist..

R. P.,asst.,

LighthouseDairy Farm, Ice

Keeper, Harbour& Cold Storage Qb.

Brown, W., Taikoo Dockyard and Engr.Dept. Co., Ltd. .

Brown, W., professor of Mathematics,

P.rown, W. Hongkong University

Brown, W. J.,M.,accountant, China Light

solicitor, Hastings ifc Co.& Power Co. (1918), Ld.

Browning,

Brownley, J.,H. sub-acct.,

A., Hongkong and Shanghai

National City BankBanking Corporation

of New York

Brutton, G. K. Hall, principal, G. K. Hall Brutton & Co. Co.

Brumby, A. R., supervisor- Eastern Extension Telegraph

Bryden,

Buchanan,E. D., M., accountant,

partner, Lowe, Bingham

American and Matthews

Express, Inq.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS ' F'isi*

Buchanan, W., Butterfield & Swire

Buis, J.W.G., J.,sub-accountant,

Buffer, chief preventiveNederlandsch

officer, ImportIndische Handelsbank

and Export Office

Bundred, J. W., partner, Goddard & Douglas

Bunje,

Bunje, F., Medical Practitioner

Burgess,H.C.F.,B.,assistant,

3rd asst.,Asiatic

ColonialPetroleum Co. (S. C.), Ld.

Secretariat

Burkhardt, Col. V. R., General Staff Officer

Burling, W. J., Hongkong and Shanghai Hotel^ Ld.

Burns,

Burns, G.C.M.,N. S.asst.,

assist.,

A.,sub-manager, Watson

H. Wicking Co., Ld.

Burrex, J. Ullmann &Ltd.Co.

Burrowes, Col. A., commander, Royal Artillery

Bursley,

Burson, H.,A. J.,assistant,

AsiaticLane,

Petroleum

Crawford,Co. (South

Ld. China), Ld.

Burton, Dr. C. H., Dental Surgeon

Burton,

Bush, A. J., travelling representative, W. Harper& &Fritz

V. A., asst, manager, Swan, Culbertson Co., Ltd.

Bush,

Buse, E. D., asst., UnionMelchersTrading& Co., Co. Ltd.Banking Corporation;

Butcher,H. A.O., H.assistant,

R., Hongkong vfe Shanghai

Butler,

Butler, E., supt.assistant,

E. O., engineer,Jardine,

Blue FunnelMatheson Line,& Holt’s

Co., Ld.Wharf

Butlin, S. T., chartered accountant, Linstead & Davis,

Butt, A., asst, manager,

Buttress, E. F., engineer, P.W.D.Getz Bros. & Co.

Byrne, G. T., professor of Chemistry, Hongkong, University

Cable,

Cade, R. E., apothecary. Medical Department

Cairns,F.,D.news editor, llonq

G., boarding officer,Komi Daily Department

Harbour Press, Ltd.

Cairns,

Cairns, M. A., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Maritime Customs

11., Marine Survey Dept., Chinese

Calderara, P., Ed. A Keller & Co., Ltd.

Caiman, A. M., asst., Hongkong,

Calthrop, L. H. C., assistant' superintendent, Police Headquafijers

Campbell,

Campbell, A.A. J., S., treasury representative,

commissioner, Ul S. A. Customs. ■..

Chinese Maritime

Campbell, D. McL, asst. supt. engr., Butterfield & Swire

Campbell, G. C., waterworks engineer, Public Works Dept.

Canning, J. R., assist, S. Moutrie. & Co., Ld.

Capell, R. S., assist., General Electric Go. of China, Ld.

Carpenter, Rev. G. K., secty., Church Missionary Society, of S. C. «

Carr,

Carr, C., W.,

asst.,asst.,

Lane,Dodwell

Crawford,

Carr, J.G. R., supervisor, Botanical &Ltd.

Forestry Dept.

Carroll, W. J., broker, Carroll Bros.

Carruthers, M. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Carter, B. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Gaxter, E. S., emigineer, Public Works Dept.

Carter, L., mgr., Eastern Extension, Aust. & China Telegraph Cq„ Ld.

Cassidy, P.C. S..M.,partner,

Castilho, manager,J. C.D. M.Hutchison

Castilho&&Co.CQ.j

Castle, G., cargo supt., Hongkong

Castro, C. D’Almada e, solicitor, Leo, andD’Alamada

KowIpphWjbarf.&& Co. Qqdo,wn Cp.,, Ld.

Castro, Frank

Castro, Leo X.

F. X.d’Almada D’Almada, e,

D’Almadae, e,solicitor, jr.,

solicitor,Leo D’Almada

D’Amada cf e Mason

L Mason

Castro, D’Almada L Co. 1

Castro, Leo d’Almada e, Jr., Barrister

Cathie, D. C., traffic

Caudron, K.,G..managing inspector, Kowloon-Canton

partner,& Shanghai

Franco Eastern Railway

Cautherley, H., Hongkong BankingTrading Co. ‘

Corporation

F130 FOEEIGN EESIDENTS

Cave, L. J.,F.,branch

Cessford, Butterfieldmanager, Mustard & Co., Ltd.

& Swire

Chaffoy,

Challinor,E.E.de,H.,managing director,Imperial

dist. manager, OrientChemical

Tobacco Manufactory

Industries (China), Ld.

Chalmers, J.C.,C.,Sharebroker

Champkin, assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

Chapman, C. D., accountant, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

Chassels, E.T. T.E.,deassistant,

Chaume, Butterfield

la, director, & Swire Charbonnages Des Tonkin

Societe-Fran^aise

Chessex, P., manager, Gloucester HotelOptical Co.

Cheney, S. K., optometrist, Hongkong

Ching,

Childe, H., editor,

E. E., South China Underwriters,

Morning Post, Ld. Ltd.

Christensen, E.,secretary,

partner,China

Christensen

Chubb,

Church, S.B.F.,K.,superintendent engineer, Peak Tramways Co., Ld. Dept.

Church, C. J., managing director, Advertising andoffice,

assistant, Govt. Marine Surveyor’s Harbour

Publicity Bureau, Ld.

Church, S. S., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York

Churn, S. M., managing director, Union

Clark, A. G., asst, supt., Import and Export Office Trading Co.

Clark,

Clark, D. D. E.,

H., partner, John D.Taikoo

chief chemist, Humphreys & Son Co., Ld.

Sugar Eefining

Clark, F. H., gen. asst,

Clark, J. C., partner, Clark & Co. engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Clark,

Clark, E.W. F.,G.,assist.,

inspector Taikoo Sugar P.W.D.

of Stores, Refining Co., Ld.

Clarke, A. E., senior inspector of Works, P.W.D.

Clarke, F. F., asst. supt. engineer, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Clarke,

Clark, Dr.J. P.B.,S.architect,

Selwyn, registrar-general, Registration of Births and Deaths

Cleave,R.Lt.-Comdr., T. M.,P.W.D.

surg., Royal Naval Hospital

Clemo,

Clemo, F. C., supt., China Light &and Power Co.,Co.,

Kowloon

Clemow,A.W.B.,P.,assist.,asst., China

TaikooLight

DockyardPower Ld., Kowloon

and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Cloke, J. E., assistant, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Cock, E., chief manager, H’kong. and

Cockle. H. M., asst, accountant, Police Headquarters Whampoa Dock Co.

Coe, W. R., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld.

Cole, C.R. W.

Cole, H., L., assist.,Geo.

solicitor, Shewan, Tomes

K. Hall & Co.& Co.

Brutton

Codings,

Collin, E. W.T., R.appraiser,

K., asst, Chinese

surveyor, Harbour

Maritime Department

Customs

Collis,

Colman, H. F. C., assist., Butterfield & Swire Co.

J. R., assist., Bank Line, Ld., and Weir

Compton, A. H., manager, David Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

Compton, F. H., asst. Armament Supply Officer, Royal Navy

Connell,

Connolly, H.,F.,managing

asst., Maritime

Taikoodirector,

Sugar H.Refining

ConnellCo.& Co., Ltd.

Cook, G., Chinese Customs

Cooper,

Cooper, D. H., principal,

H. G.,P., assistant, D. H.

HongkongCooper and&Whampoa

Co. Dock Cp., Ltd.

Corra, Mrs. manageress, Filmo Depot

Cornell,

Corra, H.W.H.,A.,manager,proprietor, Denison,& Ram

L. Rondon & Gibbs

Co., Ltd.

Costello, G. E., general agent, Passenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway

Cotton,

Coudray, J. T. C.,jr,vice-consul,

mgr., Central Radio Service

Coulson, E.R. W., assist., DairyAmerican

Farm, IceConsulate

& Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Courseulles, F. de, mgr., Banque de ITndo-Chine

Court, P. F. S., medical officer, Medical Department

Coxon, C., manager, C. Coxon & Co.

Coysh, G. W., deputy shipping master, Harbour Dept.

Uraig, R. G., chief ship draughtsman, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F13U

Cramer, L. R., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Crapnell,

Crawford,F.A.,H.,supt. sec. engr.,

& mgr.,Butterfield

Hongkong4 &SwireKowloon Wharf Co., L<3.

Crawford,

Crawley, P. D., supt., Stamp Revenue Office Co., Ltd.

G. W. K., asst., Hongkong Electric

Cressey,

Crewdson,S. Lt.-Col.

W., asst,W.printing officer,

T. O., Air PrisonCommander

Defence Dept.

Crichton, W., assist., W. S. Bailey & Co.,

Crocker, 1., sub acct., National City Bank of New York Ld.

Crofton, C., assistant supt., China Light and Power Co., Ld.

Crookdake,

Cropley, A.N.J.,T.,V.Hongkong

marine

engineer, W. N. Dock

A.& Co.Co., Ltd.

Smalley & Co.

Croucher, A., principal,

Cryan, R., engineer, Public Works DepartmentCroucher

Cullen, F., M.

Gumming, Hongkong

S., asst., &Butterfield

Whampoa&Dock SwireCo., Ltd.

Cunietti,

Cunningham, M., chancellor and

A.W. L.,L., Freight sec., Italian Consulate

Cunningham,

Cunningham, W., asst.,asst., A.Dept.,

Taikoo

Canadian

S Dockyard

Watson &&Co.,Pacific

Ltd. S. S.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Engineering

Currie, W. H. asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Curtis,

Curtis, E.M. C.H.,F.,traffic

asst.,officer,

Dairy Imperial

Farm, IceAirways,

& Cold Storage

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Curtis, W. S. V., engineer, Malcolm & Co.

Cutcher, E. S., asst, supt., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage, Co., Ltd.

Cuthhertson, D., architect, P. W. D.

Dallin,

Dalziel,T.,A.. assist,

G., secty.auditor, AuditHongkong

and mgr., Office Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Dalziel,

Dalzell, J. M., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Danby, J.Wing Cdr. W. Danby

D., partner, A. K., commanding

& Hance officer, Royal Air Force

Dand, A. A., manager, W. S. Bailey & Co.

Danks,

Darby, Edward, agent,Thomson

H. R., assist., L- Everett,

& Co.Inc., & United States Salvage Associationr

Darnley, R.

Dastur, R. A., J. M.,

A., assist.,sub-acct.,

Insurance Chartered

& General Bank of India, Australia & China

Broker

Davidson, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

Davidson,D.,E.,chief

Davies, solicitor,

clerk, Hastings & Co.

Colonial Secretariat

Davies, E.D. W.,

Davies, F., Crown

reader Solicitor,

of Physics,Supreme

Hongkong University

Court

Davies,

Davies, R. R., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ld. Ltd.

E. W., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.),

Davies,

Davis, T.T.,E.,manager,

torpedo engr.E. officer,

Levy &R.Co. N. T. Depot

Davis, L.C. J., professor ofS. Pathology, Hongkong University

Davis, P. M.,assist.,

Davis, T., director,

HongkongDragonTelephone

Motor CarCo., Co.,Ld.Ld.

Dawnson-Grove,

Day, Dr. A. W.,Engineering,

I., tutor in Electrical medical practitioner,

HongkongAnderson,

UniversityDurran & McElney

Deane,

Deacon, B. O’M., assist, accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Decker, H.S., L.,

asst.,asst.,

Hongkong

Texas Co.Electric

(China),Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Dedear, W. R., warder, Prison Dept.

Delany, Phil. S., traffic representative for China, Pan American Airways

Delcourt, A., manager, Compagnie Optoi g

Denison,

Dennis, A.W.J.,E.,asst.,

signsDodwell

per pro.,& The

Co., Chase

Ltd. Bank

Deschamp J., director, Charbonnages Du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Deswaziere, Bishop, superior, House of Nazareth

Dettinger, E., asst., Waibel & Co.

Devaux, R. E. M., manager, Far East Oxygen

Fl32 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Dewar, J. G., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Go., Ltd.

Dibley, Capt. A.perK.,pro.,

Dick, chiefShewan,

engr., Naval Establishments

J )icken,J.,E.sighs

B. C., Commodore 2ndTomes

Class, &Royal

Co. Navy

Dickson, J., Chinese Maritime Customs

Digby, K. H., professor of Surgery, Hongkong University

Dimond, A. K., mgr., Peninsula Hotel

Dinsdale, H. S., director, James H.of Backhouse, Ld.

Divetc, G. Comdr.

Disbrowe, E. R., dist.E. F.,my;r.,

Comdr. H. M.LifeDockyard

West Coast Insurance Co.

Dobbs, Major C. E. S., Dep. Adj. ife Quartermaster General Staff

Dobbs, R. M. C., station officer, Imperial Airways (F. E.), Ltd.

Dodwell,

Donald, F.Hon. S. H., managing

H., assist., S. J. Daviddirector,

& Co. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Donovan,L.Howard,

Dopson, H., asst.,Consul

Thos. Cookfor U.&S.Son,

A. Ltd.

Dormer, R., examimer, Audit Office

Doughty, Lt.-Col. E. S., commissioner, Canadian Govt. Immigration Office

Douglas, C.J., H.,

Douglas, land surveyor, Public

Chinese-Maritime CustomsWorks Dept.

Douglas,

Dow, A. T., Gibb, Livingston & Windsor

M. W., manager, J. A. Co., Ltd. & Co.

Dowbiggin, H. B. L., Stewart Bros.

Drake,

Dreyer, H., dept, manager. Shewan,Gordon’s

W. S., managing director, Tomes * Co.

Drummond,

Drummond, A., engineer, Hongkong

A., chartered acct., Lowe,Hotel

BinghamGarage

& Matthews

Drummond, D., Oriental manager, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.

Drummond, N., asst., Davie, Boag

Drummond, N., asst., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. & Co., Ltd.

Drysdale, A. W., manager, Retsuj Go.

Drysdale,

Dubois, J.,M.manager,

J., clerk,Sennet

RegistrarFriresof Trade Marks & Official Receiver Supreme Court

Duckworth, F. F., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

Duclos, G., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Duclos, Major V. E., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner

Dudley, G., secy., W. S. Bailey & Co., Ld.

Dudley,

Duke, H.,H.D.station

C., asst.,warrant

Shewanofficer,

TomesRoyal

& Co.Air Force

Dulley,

Dunbar, J. C., assist., Hongkong Electric Co.,& Co.,

W. N., asst., Jardine, Matheson Ld. Ltd.

Dunbar, L.,

Duncan, A., L.engineer,

DunbarHongkong

& Co. and Whampoa Dock Co.

Duncan,

Duncan, R.J.C.,H. assist.,asst.,

Loxley & Co.

Dunlop, P., S.,

assistant,China Light Electric

Hongkong & PowerCo.,

Co.,Ld.

Ltd.

Dunnett, F. A., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Dunnett,F.,J.Consul

Dupuy, S., Hongkong

de France & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Durran, Dr. J., medical practitioner, Anderson, Durran & McElney

Eager, O., secretary, Hongkong Land Investment

Easterbrook, C. B., assist., China Light and Power Co., Ld.

Eastgate,

Eastman, G. L.,Hongkong

asst., South British Insurance Co. Co., Ltd.

Edgar, A. A., & Kowloon

J., secretary, Vit-Alexin Wharf &Ltd.Godown

(China),

Edgar, J. J.,

Edgar,A.S.W.E.,Hay, signs per

Sharebroker pro., Ellis & Edgar

Edie, assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Edmondston, D. C., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Edward, D. S., engineer, Public Works Department

Edwards, Capt. C. L., Staff Officer (Intelligence), Royal Navy

Edwards, E. J., inspector of Schools, Education Department

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FIS,*

Edwards, R., second magistrate,

Egge, W., manager, Kunst & Albers Oentral Magistracy

Ellacott, T. C., assist,

Elliott,A.F.C.,A.manager, engineer, Hongkong

M., assist.,NewButterfield & Swire& China Gas Co., Ld.

Ellis, Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ellis,

Ellis, D., assist., EllisEllis& Edgar

F., principal, & Edgar

Ellis,

Elston, A. H.,director,

F. M., Yit-Alexin

chief detective (China),Police

inspector, Ltd. Headquarters

Emmert,

Enriquez,J.Dr.B.,Jose attorney, Standard-Vacuum

A., Royal Masbate Gold Mines Oil Co.Co., Inc.

Escher, G., assistant, Kunst & Albers

Essig,

Evans,Emile, resident

B. D., first partner,Royal

assistant, Swan, CulbertsonKowloon

Observatory, & Fritz

Evans, D. B., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes

Evans,

Evans, J., assistant,

S.R.W., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Everest, J.,superintendent,

senior inspectorH.of M.Works,

V. Yard

P.W.D.

Everett,

Ewing, J. T., inspector of Works, P.W.D. Co., Ld.

A. G., asst., Hongkong Electric

Excell, W. C., assist, supt., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godow’n Co., Ld.

Eymard, E., assistant, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Faggiano, E., purchasing

Faid, W., professor agent,Hongkong

of Physics, HongkongUniversity

Mines, Ltd.

Fancey,

Fantham, H. H., assist., Hongkong and KowloonLtd.

J., assistant, China Light & Power Co., Wharf

Farid,

Farmer,M.,C.asst., Lowe,Douglas

L., assist., BinghamLapraik

& Matthews

& Co.

Farr,

Farrell,Dr.A.F.E.,J.,assistant,

radiologist, Medical &Department

Butterfield Swire

Farrell,

Farrell, P. E.,T., consul

R. Consulting

for Engineer and surveyor

Spain

Farren, Rev. W. M. A., Services Chaplain General, Far East

Fehily, J.L.P.,J. Port

Feilden, healthHongkong

officer and

Emigrants

Felshow, W. C.,A.,assistant,

asst., Little, AdamsShanghai

& Wood Corporation

Feltham,

Fenwick, S. C., architect, Public Works Department

Ferguson,A.G.H.,P., lecturer, Civil Engineering,

assist, master, King’s CollegeHongkong University

Ferguson,

Ferguson, J.I. F., C., director, CathayDockyard

assist., Taikoo Ceramicsand(Hongkong),

EngineeringLtd.Co.

Ferguson, M., electrician, Hongkong and

Fergusson, T., craft supt., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Whampoa Dock,Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Godown

Ferrant, R., director, Charbonnages, Du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Fiebig, H., assistant,

Field, B.B.C.,E.,asst, Jebsen & Co.

secretary, Hongkong Land Investment & AgencyCo.Co., Ltd-

Fielder, W.,local

Fielding, M.E. Y., costsecretary, Taikoo Dockyard

clerk, &Butterfield and Engineering

Fiennes, Butterfield Swire & Swire

Figuereido, G. A., engineer, Siemens

Finch, C.,E.examiner, China Co.

Fincher, C., Lane, Chinese

Crawford,Maritime

Ltd. Customs, Kowloon

Fincher, E. F., assistant, Gilman & Co., Ld.

Fingalsen,

Finlayson, Hongkong & Whampoa

P. A., assistant, Kelly &Dock

Walsh,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Finnie, J., W.

Finnigan, manager, TaikooHongkong

B., registrar, Dockyard &University

Engineering Co., Ltd.

Finnigaw, Dr. C. J., surg. comdr., Royal Naval Hospital

Fisher, A. L., assistant, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld.

Fisher, J. A., assist., Benjamin and Potts

Fisher, W. D., asst., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Fitzgerald, D., director, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

 IF 1;34 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS

Fitz-Gibbon, W. G., general secretary to director of Public Works, P.W.D.

Fitz-Henry, J.J. C.,

Fitz-Henry, C., inspection

supt., Fire officer,

BrigadeFire Brigade

Fitzroy, Somerset, Barrister-at-Law

Flanagan, B. T., asst., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Fleming, J., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Fleming,

Fletcher, J.,E. partner, Lowe, engineer,

i',, mechanical Bingham P.W.D.

& Matthews

FI ynn, G. A., dist. manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Foraita, W., partner, A. Goeke & Co.

Forbes, A. H., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Forbes, D., director, Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Forbes, D.J., D.,

Forbes, manager,

engineer, Andersen, Meyer Co., Ld.

P.W.D.

Ford, A. C., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Ford, G. S., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist

Ford, W. F., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Forder, G., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

Formby,

Fornes, M. F. L.,

C.,asst., Far East

consul, FlyingConsulate

American Training School

Forrow, K. W., examiner, Audit Office

Forster, L.,H. professor

Forsyth, K., partner,of Education,

Linstead & Hongkong

Davis University

Forsyth, W. R., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Fountain, H. J., director, Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

Fowler, G. H., sub-accountant, Colonial Treasury

Fowler, W. H., assistant, Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Fox, J. H., manager, Office Appliance Co., Ltd.

Fox,

Foy, N. P., Butterfield

H. E., Hongkong && ShanghaiSwire Banking Corporation

France, N. H., professor of History, Hongkong University

Francklin,

Franklin, F.M.P.,B.manager,

P., Flag. Hongkong

Lieut., Royal Navy

Telegraph

Franks, J. W., supt., Prison Department

Franks, A.M.D.,

Fraser, J., C.,assist.,

asst.j Standard

Taikoo Vacuum and

Dockyard Oil Co.

Fraser, Hongkong

Ltd. Co.

Fraser, J. A., cadet officer, Attorney

Frederiksen, E. J. P., Chinese Maritime Customs General Office, Supreme Court

Frisque, G. E., manager, Eastman Kodak Co.

Frost, L. H. G., dist. Jebsenaccountant,

& Co.Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Fulker, E.,W. assistant,

Funck, J., chief tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritimes Customs

Fullerton, A. R., Felix A. Joseph

Furey, C. W. E., boat officer, Chinese Maritimes Customs

Gahagan, C. E., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co.

Gaisford, Major J. W., dep. asst, dir of Ordinance Services

Galbiati,

Gallagher,Rev. B. J.Fr.S. U.,

S., rector, St. Margaret

Butterfield & Swire Mary’s Church

Gamble, G. S., asst., South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Gandy,

Gapany,G.A.W.H.,T.A.,land surveyor, P.forW.Argentine

de,traffic

vice-consul D.

Gardner, insp., Hongkong Tramways Ltd.

Garland, N., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Garney,

Garrod, S.Leigh, asst., Union

U, assistant, Insurance

Canadian Society

Pacific of Canton,

Railway Co. Ltd.

Gaubert, E. A., asst., Jardine, Mathesoh & Co., Ltd.

Gaudin, J., cashier, Banque de PIndo-Chine

Gawler, G. N., deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

■Geare,

Geall, W.I. H.,

J., Hongkong

general manager,Telephone Cp > Ltd.

Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl35-

Gee, C. M., manager, National

Geer, R. G., asst., Jardine, Matheson Anilineifc and

Co., Chemical

Ltd. Co.

Geldart, F. S., asst, mgr., British

Gelewesky, A., chancellor, German Consulate American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Genrich, E. A., assist., Schmidt

Gerloff,

Gerondal,K.,A.asst., JebsonBroker

E., Ship & Co/& ’ Shipping Agent

Gerrard,

Gerrard, G., I.,assist.,

W. Taikooof Dockyard

professor Medicine, and Engineering Co.

Gibson, A. W., asst., Standard VacuumHongkong

Oil Co. University

Gibson, L. A„ asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Gidley, S., 'Leigh & Orange

Giffen, G. W., reporter, Hongkong Telegraph

Gill, A. A., Great Northern Telegraph Cc., Ld.

Gill, J. C., asst., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co.

Gillespie,A.,P.,chief

Gillard, trafficofficer,

printing assistant,

PrisonHongkong

Dept. Tramways, Ld.

Gillespie, R. D., rang, dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Gillies,

Gilmore,H.D.O.,J.,asst., TaikooChartered

sub-mgr., DockyardBank & Engineering Co., Ltd.& China

of India, Australia

Gilmore, G., asst., Williamson & Co.

Gingle, E. F., proprietor, Palace Hotel

Gipperich, H., consul-general for Germany

Girot, H., director, Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Gittins,

Gittins, S.W.V.,M.,Manufacturers

asst., Phoebus Life

Neon Insce. Co.Co., Ltd.

LightDept.

Glanville,

Glendinning, A. P., overseer, Public Works

Glover, F. H., W.assist, S., outside

generalsupt., Hongkong

manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ld. Ld.

Tramways,

Glover, V. B., Chinese Maritime

Goeke, A. A., manager, Goeke & Co. Customs

Goldenberg, C. A., asst., T. J., Bridge & Son

Goldenberg, W., manager, N. S. Moses & Co.

Goldin, C., manager, Majestic Theatre

Goldman, L., assistant, Gilman & Co.

Goldman,

Gompertz,R.,G. reporter,

H„ asst., Sunday

Jardine, Herald

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Gonella, U.,Fr.civil

Gonzalez, engineer, Spanish

E., asst.-pro., HazelandDominican

and GonellaProcuration for M’sions

Goodman, R. J., supt., stores dept.,

Goodwin, F., assist, manager, Hongkong

Whampoa

Co. Dock Co;, Ld.

Gooey,

Gordon,H.V.L.,R.,asst.,

assist,Union Insurance

secretary, SocietyTramways,

Hongkong of Canton,Ld.Ltd.

Gotla,

Gourdin,N. Dr.D., local manager,Practitioner

A., Medical Vasunia & Co.

Gowdy,

Gowlland, A.,Col.

Chinese

G. C.,Maritime

chief CustomsRoyal Engineers

engineer,

Graca, F., Graca & Co.

Grady,

Gran, E.J.,M.,assist, engineer,

partner, Davies,China Light

Brooke and Powder Co„ Ld.

& Gran

Grant, I. F.,assist,

Grant, P., Butterfield k Swire

supt., Police Headquarter

Graver,

Graves, G.Lt.S.,Comdr.

engineer,W. H.,Public

hon.Works

secty., Dept.

St. Andrew’s Church

Gray,

Gray, Dr.

R. G.,J. M., Health kOfficer,

Hongkong Medical

Shanghai Dept.Corporation

banking

Gray, S. A., reporter, Hongkong Telegraph Dock Co., Ld., Kowloon

Gray, S., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa

Grayburn, V. M., chief manager, H’kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation

Graye,

Greaves,H.,Dr.managing director, Concrete

A. V., bacteriologist, Products, Institut

Bacteriological Ltd.

Green, S. E., sales manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Greenberg, B., manager, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China

Greenberg, J. S., asst., N. Lazarus

Greene,

Greenough,G. W.,

W. partner, Payne & Dept.,

B., Maintenance Co. Pan American Airways Co.

Gregory, C. L., assist., Dairy Farm, fee and Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Gregory, H. M., director, Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd.

Gregory, J. J„ inspector, Sanitary Dept.

Gregory, T. M. principal, T. M. Gregory & Co.

Greig, W., J.shipwright,

Grenham, C. M., agent, Hongkong and Whampoa

Manufacturers Dock Co.Co.

Life Insurance

Grey,

Grieve, R. J., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.& Agency Co., Ld.

G. W., assist., Hongkong Land Investment

Grieve,

Griffin, W. E., asst.,

W. G., assist.,Mackinnon,

Hongkong Mackenzie

Telephone &Co.,Co.Ld.

Griffith, G. V. A., medical officer, Medical Dept.

Griggs, G. W. R., Telegraph sub-engr., P.W.D.

Grigor, B. G., engr. & asst, mgr., Eastern Ext., Aust. & China Tel. Co.

Grimble, E., Geo. Grimble & Co.

Grimes,

Grimes, T.C. E.,A., stores

chief dept.,

draughtsman.

ButterfieldPublic Works Dept.

& Swire

Grimm,

Grimmett, W. E., manager, Calif.-Asia Co., Ltd.

Grodtmann,A.J.,W.,director,

revenueChina

officer,Export-Import

Imports and Exports Office

Groome, E. L., assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Grose, F., assist., Palmer & Turner

•Grose, J. Francis,

Grossman, Grose & Co.

E., Sharebroker

Grove, S., assist., Thomson

Grover, G. J. asst., Dairy Farm, & Co.Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Groves, F., gen. mgr.. Far East & India, American Express, Inc. •

Groves, W. M., assist., Hongkong

Gubbay, A. S-, director, E. D. Sassoon and Kowloon

Banking Wharf

Co. and Godown Co., Ld.

Guest, A. E. P., supervisor, Kowloon Radio Office

Guiness, A. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Guy, L., Dr.,

Guzdar, assist.,

J. S.,A. Medical

S. WatsonPractitioner

& Co.

Haddock, J. R., Chinese Maritime Customs

Hailey, G., engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

Hall, C. M., proprietor, The Caravan

Hall, F. C., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Hall, H., inspector of Works, P. W. D.

Hall, J., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Hall, J. M., solicitor, Lyson & Hall

Hall, R., assistant surveyor, Govt. Marine Survey Office, Harbour Dept.

Hallgren, H., manager, Swedish Trading Co.

ITallowes, B. H. C., land surveyor, Public Works Dept.

Halward, Rev. N. V., chaplain, Kowloon Tong Anglican Church

Ham, W. G.,

Hamblin, F., Williamson

asst., China &LightCo. Power Co.

Hamilton, E. W., supt., Import & Export Office

Hamilton, K. C., Government

Hamilton, P. J. A., auditor, Audit assistOffice

surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Hammond, H. W., traffic supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ld.

Hamson, A. B., Lane, Crawford, Ltd

Hance,

Hancock,J. H.H. R.R., B.,partner, Danby

exchange & fiance

broker, Stewart Bros.

Handyside, W. L., headmaster, Queen’s College

Hanlon, E., engineer, Dairy Farm, Ice

Hankin, S'.,'appraiser, Chinese Maritime Qpid Storage Co., Ld.

Hansen, O. A., engineer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

 'Foreign residents Fl37

Hansen, Wallace J., director, John Manners & Co., Ld.

Hanseman, D. V., asst., Jebsen & Co.

Hargreave, A. G., assist., Imperial Chemical Indiistries (China), Ld.

Hargreaves,

Hargreaves, J., accountant,

Dr. G. M., health Police

officer,Headquarters

Medical Dept.

Harmon, E. M., manager, Colonial Dispensary

Harmon,

Harper, T. V., inspector

C. H.managing of

A., Pay. director, Furniture,

Lieut, Royal P.W.D.

Navy

Harper, W., Wallace Harper & Co., Ld.

Harriman, G. A., principal, G. A. Harriman & Co.

Harris, G. B. E., lighthouse keeper, Harbour Dept.

Harris, S. S., chemist, Green Island Cement Co., Ld., Hok-Un

Harris, W.

Harris, T. F.,F. assist., Hongkong

G., Furness and Kowloon

(Far East), Ld. Wharf and Godown Co., Ld.

Harrison, J.F. B.,V., operations

Harrison, Paymr. Lieut, RoyalAsiatic

manager, Navy Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Harrison, R. S., Hongkong & Shanghai

Harrison. W. G., secretary, Urban Council Banking Corporation

Harrop, J.,J. managing

Harston, director,

Scott, director, J. H. Backhouse,

Hongkong & ShanghaiLd.Hotels, Ltd.

Hart-Davis, J. A. V., asst.,

Hartig, G., proprietor, KruseGeneral

& Co.Electric Co. of China

Hatt, C., engineer, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld.

Hausammann, E., resident manager, A. Keller & Co., Ld.

Havelaar, J., manager, Klink & Co.

Hawkins,M.B. F.C. L.,K. Hongkong

Haymes, secretary and deputy clerk

& Shanghai of Councils,

Banking Colonial Secretariat

Corporation

Haynes, J. D., National

Hayward, A. W., Dodwell & Co. Aniline & Chemical Co.

Hazell, D. H., principal, D. H. Hazell & Co.

Hazeland,

Heath, E. M.,

H.E.W. civil engineer, Hazeland and Gonella

Heather, R„E.,asst.,

asst, supt., Police

Robert DollarHeadquarters

& Co.

Hechtel, O., signs the firm, G. E. Huygen

Hedley,

Hegarty, W., assistant,

F. K.,

H., partner, Hongkong

branch manager, and

ChinaWhampoa

Electric Dock Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Heiberg, S.

Heggie, W. H., W., manager, Goddard

asst, engr.Reuter and Douglas

supt., Indo-China S. &N.Co.Co.

Heitmeyer,

Heller, A., sub manager, GloucesterBrockelmann

Hotel

Hell wig, W. A, asst., W. R. Loxley

Henderson, JG.,R.,carpenter,

Henderson, HongkongDavis

asst., Linstead and Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon

Henderson,

Henderson, Hon. M. J. asst., Jardine,

Capt. R.R.,M.,wharf; Matheson

manager, & Wharf

Co., Ltd.

Holt’sWorks,

Henderson, director of Public P.W.D.

Henneman, J., partner, The Travel Advisers

Hennephof, G. J., manager, P. J. Klink

Henry, Dr. G. H., medical office, Female Prison, Prison Dept.

Henry,

Herde, J.,R.,engineer,

agent, Societe-Francaise

Siemssen & Co. des Charbonnage du Tonkin

Herklots, G. A. C., reader of Biology, Hongkong University

Herridge, F. G., secretary, W. R. Loxley & Co.

Hess,

Hewitt,H.,H.asst., WaibelAsiatic

W., asst., & Co. Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Heyningen-Nanning,

Higgs, Rev. M. van,Andrew’s

manager,Church

Netherlands Harbour Work Co.

Higgs, H. C.,J.asst.,

R., vicar,

TaikooSt.Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Hill, F. A., mng.-director, Hongkong Well Boring Co., Ltd.

Hill, G., stores supt., Indo-China S. N. Co.

Hill, R. A., reader of Chemistry, Hongkong University

Hill, S. O., engineer, Public Works Department

FI 33 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hillon,

Hillier, F.W.asst., Taikoo

S., asst., A. S.Sugar

Watson Refining

i Co.,Co.Ltd.

Hillyer, W. R., inspector of Junks, Harbour Dept.

Hirst, W. W., manager, Steam- Laundry Co.

Hoare, J., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Hoare, R. E., superintendent. Cosmopolitan Dock

Hobbs, C. C. A., architect,Public

Hodges, P.W.D.Works Dept.

Hodgson,A.P.W.,M.,engineer,

dir., China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Hoey, T. S. H., asst., Jardine, Matheson Co., Ltd.

Hole, Hon. Comdr. G. F., harbour-master and marine magistrate, Harbour Dept.

Holland,

Holm, J., A.asst.,

W., Union

asst., Furness

Insurance(F.Society

E.), Ltd.of Canton, Ltd.

Holmes, L. R, assist, master, Queen’s College

Holthe,

Holzberg,A.,E.Chinese

A., asst,,Maritime

MelchersCustoms Co.

Honniball, R., engineer, Linotype '& Machinery, Ltd.

Hood, J. M., engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Hope, S.,H assist.,

Hoper, . ChineseTaikooMaritimeDockyard

Customsand Engineering Co.

Hopkins, F. A., asst, supt., Prison Dept.

Hopkins, H. F., assits., Jardind; Matheson

Hopkinson, Capt. H. S. P., General Staff Officer

Horne,

Hosegood, T. W. H., assist, harbour master, Co.

N. C., manager. Associated Produce Harbour Dept.

Hosie, E.E.,L.,Passenger

Hospes, secretary,Dept.,Hongkong

Canadian and Whampoa Dock Co.,Ltd.

Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Hove, P. A. O’B., asst.. General

Hoven, J., manager, Netherlands Trading Co. Electric Co.

Hovenden, R. C., Comdr. R. N. Armament Depot

Howard,

Howard, F.S.,A.,assistant

cashier, manager,

The ChaseThornyRank croft Co., Ld.

Howard,

Howarth.W.A.,J.,Eastern FreightAsbestos

Dept., Canadian

Co. Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Howell,

Howell, J. S., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Howorth,H.J.M.,P.,G. A.manager,

Hugh-Jones. C. toMalcolm

S., D.solicitor,General

Wilkinson

&Officer

Co. Commanding The British Troopsdn"China

& Grist

Hughes,

Hughes, A.H. W., Owen, general manager,

director, HarryUnion Insurance

Wicking & Co. Society of Canton, Ld.

Hughes. J. Owen, director, Harry Wicking & Co.

Hugo, Vic., manager, Oriental Theatre

Hull, G. B. Gifford, resident mgr., Slung Mun Valley Water Scheme Gorge Dam

Hull,

Humble,J. E.J. Gifford, assist, manager,

G. R., Hongkong Fogden,Dock

ife Whampoa Brisbane & Co.

Co., Ltd.

Hume, D.

Humphreys, W., chief

A. D., engineer, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld.

Humphreys, D., asst.,assist., Dodwell

Dodwell & Co.,& Ltd.

Co., Ld.

Humphreys, J.E.,D.,Hongkong

Humphreys, partner, J&ohWhampoa Dock Co.,& Son

n D. Humphreys Ltd.

Hunt,

Hunt, H. J., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld.

Hunter,H.J.,Q.,supt.,

secretary, ColonialDept.,

Distribution Dispensary

Hongkong and China Gas Co.

Hunter, J., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Huttl, J. A., asst., China Engineers, Ltd.

Hutton, L. W., director, Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Hyde, J., clerk of Works, H’kong & K’loon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd,

Hyde-Lay, A., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Hynes, D. A., asst, supt.. General Post Office

Idle, J. N., Station Engineer, Imperial Airways (F.E.), Ltd.

Illsley, J. L., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Inglis, J. P., Factory manager, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENT

Ingram, T. R., sub-accountant, Colonial Treasury

Ipekdjian, ,1. ±5., director, Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd.

Ireland,

Irwin, Col.H. N.IT.,M.assistant, Butterfield

S., General & Swire

Staff Officer

Israel, B. J., manager, Nederlandsch Indiscbe Handels Bank

Jack,

Jack, J.L.,M.,Phoebus

managing Neondirector,

Light Co.,Wm.Ltd.C. Jack & Co., Ld.

Jackson, C., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice andLtd.

Jackson, A., asst., A.-S. Watson & Co., Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Jackson,

Jackson, R.T. B., E., malariologist,

assist, surveyor,Malariologist Sub-Dept.

Harbour Department

Jaffer, A. M., secretary, De La Rue & Co., Ltd.

Jarrett,

Jarvis, S.,V.acct.,H. C.,Hongkong

sub-editor,Electric

South China

Co., Ld.Morning Post, Ltd.

Jason,

Jebsen,H.M., F., asst.,

signsWilliamson

per pro., &Jebsen

Co. & Co.

Jeffreys,

Jeffries, C.A.A.W., C., assistant,

director, Hongkong

Royal TelephoneKowloon

Observatory, Co., Ld.

Jenkins, F., Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Jenkins, J. S., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Jenkins, J. R. R., medical officer, Royal Air Force

Jenner,

Jensen, F.F. J., V., Hongkong

manager, Great & Whampoa

NorthernDock Co., Ltd.Co., Ld.

Telegraph

-Jephson, H., sub-manager, S. J. David & Co.

Jessen, J. H., partner, Jebsen k Co.

Jese.

Jex, T.S.,C.,acting secretary,Petroleum

Wallace Harper

Co. (S. kC.),Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Jinlebin, P.asst.,

H., Asiatic

sub-manager, A. Yannini

Joffe, J., assist., China Light k Power Co.

Johannessen,

Johnsen, R., manager,

J., asst., ThoresenWallem k Co.

ife Co., Ltd.

Johnson, H. T., superintending civil engr., Royal Air Force

Johnson, J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Johnson, Hon. Mr. M. T., mng. dir., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Johnson, R., asst., Bornemann k Co.

Johnson,

Johnstone, R.A.S.,C.,assist., ButterfieldMorris

representative, & SwireCars, Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Johnstone,

Jong, L. de, asst., Netherlands TradingButterfield

Capt. T. M., marine supt., Society k Swire

Jones,

Jones, E. F., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.General Post Office

E. I. Wynne, Postmaster-General,

Jones, H. S., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

Jones, J.Dr.R.,R.manager,

Jones, C., Second Connell

Port Bros. Co.Officer & Insp. of Emigrants

Health

Jones, J. G., asst., wharf

Jones, R. L., Lowe, Bingham & Matthewsmanager, Holt’s Wharf

Jones, T.W. W.A., C.,deputy

Jones, Chinese Maritime

registrar of Customs Supreme Court

Marriages,

Joseph,

Joseph, F.Ellis, A., signs per Hongkong

director, pro., H. B. Joseph

Tramways, & Co.Ld.

Joseph, H. B., principal,

Joseph, J. E., exchange Broker H. B. Joseph & Co.

Jowitt, W. H., accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

June,

Jupp, J.J. K.E., F.,signs

asst.,perHongkong

pro., J. VV.

Kowloon Wharf & Son& Godown Co., Ltd.

Jusserand, H., manager, Banque Franco-Chinoise

Kadoorie,

Kadoorie,W.,Sir E. S., k.b.e.,

L.,assembly

director, financier,& Kadoorie

Hongkong k Sonsk Godown Co., Ltd.

Kowloon& Wharf

Kailey, mgr., Wallace

Kastmartn, K., director, John Manners & Co., Ld. Harper Co., Ltd.

Kaudsen, R. asst., Wallem k Co.

F140 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Keates, W. J., editor, Sunday Herald

Keen, K., First Magistrate, Kowloon Magistracy

Kella,

Keller,A.H.C.,A.,assist.,

director,Taikoo

Ed. Sugar KellerRefining Go., Consul

& Co. and Ltd. for Switzerland

Kelvin-Stark, D., Deputy Estate Duty Commissioner

Kempton, J., electrician, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Kennedy-Skipton, G. S., asst. Secretary for Chinese Affairs

Kern,

Kerr, Ernest,

S. R., resident

secretary,manager,HongkongE. A. Keller

Club & Go.

Kew, A. Chadwick, assist., Thomson

Kew, A. E., managing partner, Union Motors & Co.

Kew, Dr. I. W., Dentist

Kew, F. H., principal, F. H. Kew & Co.

Key, M. F., secretary. General Chamber of Commerce

Key,

Key, James, traffic supt.,Public

Government Radio Office

King,W.C. J.A.,S.,assist.,

engineer,Robert Dollar Works

Co. Department

King, Col. J. F., asst. Dir. of Ordnance Services

King,

King, Hon.

L. H.,Mr. T. H., commissioner

executive of Police,

engineer, Electrical PolicePublic

Branch, Headquarters

Works Dept.

King, M. B., director. Dragon Motor Car Co., Ld.

King, R. M. M.. solicitor, Johnson, Stores

Kingsbury, Y. E., manager, Fogden. Brisbane & Co., Ld. & Masters

Kirk, Ed. W., medical practitioner, Drs. Allan, Strahan and Kirk

Kirkwood,C. R.,

Kirsten, F., assist., Hongkong& Co.

asst., Melchers Telephone Co., Ld-

Kitterle, W., assist., Schmidt

Kjaer, K., asst., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. & Cq.

Klausz, J. C., asst., Holland China Trading Co., Ltd.

Knight, T. L.,

Koeterner, mgr., Kruse

H., asst., Hongkong & Co.Motor Accessories

Kok, P. F. J. de., sub-accountant,

Kossick, D., asst, surveyor, Harbour Ned.Dept.

Ind. Bank

Kotewall. Hon. Mr. R. H., principal, R, H- Kotevrall & Co.

Kuelps, F., assist., Jehs^n Co.

Kynoch, G. W., senior overseer, P.W.D.

Laan, J. H. van der, sub-mgr., Netherland Trading Society

Laborinho, Dr. A. B., consul for Portugal

Labrousse,

Labrum, E.B.,D.,director

accountant,secretary,

China.Underwriters, Ld. Ld.

Labrum, V.G. C., managinganddirector, Ye Olde

Ye Olde Printerie,

Printerie, Ld.

Lacon, B. J.,Dr.principal,

Lancbester, B. J.Surgeon

J., Dental Lacon

Lafleur, C.,E., asst,

Laidlaw, asst.,manager, M. BerahaCo! (S. C.), Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum

Laing,

Lamb, J. H,

C. T., land

Ships’surveyor,

Pilot Public Works Dept.

Lamb, F. R., Butterfield & Swire

Lambert,

Lambert, E.D. B.,O., land

Government

surveyor,marine

Publicsurveyor, Harbour Department

Works Dept.

Lammert, H. A., agent, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Lammert, Jr, L. EL asst., Lammert Bros.

Lammert, L. E., auctioneer, Lammert Bros.

Lament, R. W. C., Sworn Measurer

Landau, L., assist., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld.

Landale,

Landolt, J.D.S.,F.,Canadian

director, Jardine, Matheson

Pacific Railway Co.& Co., Ltd.

Lane, A. J., Architect

Lang, E. P. IL, official administrator, Supreme Court

Lang, J.H.,C.,assist.,

Lange, clerk, Jebsen

Assessor’s

& Co.Office, Supreme Court

Langensiepen, H., asst., Waibel

 FOREIGN KESIDENTS FI41

Langston, A. G., assist., Hongkong

Langston, S. H., Manufacturers’ Representative Electric Co., Ld.

Lansdowne, E., manager,

Lanyon, J. B., Butterfield & Swire Jardine Engineering Corporation

Lapsley, R., assist., Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock.Ld.Co:, Ltd.

Lapaine, A. J., assist., Holland China Trading Co.,

Lapsley, R. H. A., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Large,

Larssen,M.R.K.,H.,P., inspector,

mgr., Karsten, Star Ferry&Co., Ltd. consul for Denmark & Norway

Lasala, asst., JohnLarssen

MannersCo.&and Co., Ltd.

Law, J.,

Law, Dr.director,

E., Medical Practitioner

Shorthand & Commercial Bureau

Lawrance, G. A., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Lawrence,J. J.W.,H.,engr.

Lawson, storessupt,,

assist., HongkongS. and

Indo-China N. Co.Whampoa Dock'Co), Ld.

Lay, A. Hyde, Dodwell & Co..,, Ltd.

Lay, A. T., secretary, Hongkong Broadcasting QonnipiifofcW

liay, P. M., Chinese Trading Co.

Lay, S.A.C.,J., merchant,

Leask, sS. C. Lay Bank

& Co.of India, A.ii?trnlia & China

Lebert, W. H.,sub-acct., Chartered

agent, Java-ChinaTJapan Lijn ;

Leckie, J.W.B.F.,H.,asst.,

Leckie, asst.,Union

UnionInsurance

InsuranceSociety

Society.of ofCanton,

Capton,Ltd.Ltd.

Lederhofer, R. V., asst., Shewan,

Lee, J. H. B., extra asst. Colonial Secretary Tpmes.ifc Co.

Lee, J. J., manager, Joseph «Jw Lee

Lee, J. P.P.,L.,secretary,

Leefe, asst.,chief JosephMatheson

Jardine, J. Lee & LCo.Co.,. 5Ltd.

Leiper, G. A., sub-acct., Charteredinspector,

Leghorn, J. K., motor traffic Hongkong

Bank of India, Tramways,'Ltd,

Australia & China ;

Leitch, J. R„ Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Leonard, S. F., assts.. Dairy

Leopoldt, C., assist., Melchers ik Co. Farm, Ice & Cpld Storage..Co., Ltd.

Lessmer, M. L., Operations,Dept., Pan American Airways

Leuenberger,

Lewis, W. T., A.chief M., clerk,

manager, Nestle’sDept.,

Statistical Milk PrpductsdChina),

lanpofts and LxPLtdf 0r

ts' Office

Liedke,

Lierman, manager,

H„ Siemssen

proprietor, &

Habade,Co. Ltd.

Linaker, .1., Official Measurer

Lindsell, R. E., puisne judge, Supreme Court

Linennen,

Lissaman, A.F., E.,assistant,

ongineex-,Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage■ Co.,.

^ Ltd.

Little, Vice-Admiral C. J. C.,Public Works

Commandei- Dept.

in-Chief, Royal,Navy ,

Littlejohn,

Littlewood, N. K., engineer, Port Development Dept.

Lloyd, N. D.,W.,Arnhold port health

& Co.,inspector,

Ltd. Office of Port :Healfh;Officers

Lobel, J.F.,L.,director,

Lock, W. A. Hannibal

asst., Eastern Extension&Telegraph

Co.; Ltd.

Lock, T., asst,., A. S. Watson & Co, Ltd.

Locke, F.C. J.E.,T.,assist.,

Logan, engineer,

HongkongPublicandWorks Dept. Dock Co., Ld.

Whampoa

Longfield, G. R, asst., Far East-.flying. Training 'Sch

Longfield,

Looman, S., assist., Hongkong Electric Cp., Ld.

Lopes, S. S.,A.,asst.,

director,Melchers

Jolop&&Co.Co,

Lorsignol,

Loseby, F.P.H., L., acting

principal,managed

Russ Banque

& Co. Franco-Chinoise

Louis, K. H., asst., Kelly and WTalsh, Ltd.

Loveless,

Lovett. E.Stanley,

W., manager,

G.Butterfield managing Wilkinson,

director,Hey wood &Fertilizer

Orangic Clark Co., Ltd.

Low, T., and Swire

Low, T. B., inspector of junks. Harbour Dept.

Low, V. T., asst., Palmer and Turner

FG

Fl!42 foreign residenfr

Low, W. C., clerk to Puisne Judge,- Supreme Court ' . , -

Lowrie, J., assistant, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Luc, A., director, Charbonnages

Lucas, L., asst., Waibel & Co. du Tonkin, Societe Ff^nic^ise ;

Luer, JL, assist., Waibel & Co.

Luke, J. K., reporter, Hongkong Telegraph

Lundborg, G., engineer, Swedish Trading Co.

Lunny, J.T.,F.,asst.,

Lunson, assistant,.

Dairy Hongkong

Farm, Ice &Electric Co. Co., Ltd.

Cold Storage

Luz, H. da, secretary, Hong Kong, Canton and Macao .Steamboat Co., Ltd.

Lynecitche, N. R., director, Cathay Ceramics (H.K.),Co.Ltd.

Lyle, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

Lyon, 1 >., asst.,. China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Lyon, D., asst., Jardine, Matheson

Maberly, C. R., Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mabille, J., accountant,

MacAlister, D., partner, Bangue de ITndo-Chine

Palmer and Turner

MacEwen, D. W., assist., Mackinnon,andMackenzie

Macaskill, K. R., assist., Hongkong Whampoa&Dock Co. Co,, Ltd.

McArthur, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

McAvoy, D.T.G.,J.,assist.,

MacBeatie, Asiatic Sugar

asst., Taikoo Petroleum Co. (South

Refining Co. China);- Ltd.

McBride, A.D.,H.,principal,

McCallum, engineer, McCallum

Port Development

McClatchie, J. D., Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation

McConnell, W.J.,J.,assist.,

McCormack, Hongkong

Taikoo&Dockyard

Shanghai and Banking Corporation

Engineering Co.:

McCracken, W. R., Butterfield and Swire

MacDonald,D.,T. asst.,

McColgan, R., asst., Jardine, Matheson

Taikoo-Dockyard & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

and Engineering

McDonald, Major. J. C., Command «k Signal Officer

McDouall, J. C., asst., Secretary for Chinese Affairs

McElney,

Macfarlane,DrA.,.J.engineer,

H., medical practitioner,

Dairy Farm, Ice Anderson, Durran Co.,

and Cold Storage & McElney

Ltd.

MacFarlane, Capt.supt.

J. N.,engineer,

acting manager, Holt’s Wharf

McFarren, D., asst., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Co.

MacFarlane, W., Dairy Farm, Ice ik Cold Storage

McGranu,

MacGregor,A.SirW.,A.lighthouse

D. A., Chief keeper, Harbour

Justice, SupremeDept.Court

McGregor, D. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank

Macgregor, J. F., resident director, Caldbeck, Macgregor of India, Australia

A. Co., &Ltd.China

Macgregor, R. C. F., asst, manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor «fe Co., Ltd.

Maclndoe,

Maclnyre, T.A.,J.assist, manager,

B., asst., TaikooTaikoo

DockyardDockyard and Engineering

and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Mack, A. M., Hongkong and Shanghai

Mack ay, H. S., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co. Banking Corporation

Mackay, N. A. E., reporter, Sunday Herald

McKellar. A., acct., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

McKelvie, J., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

McKenny, R. A., asst, acct., The P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

Mackenzie, A., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie, A., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Col

Mackenzie, A. K., signs per pro., Harry Wicking Co.

MacKenzie, A. N.,

Mackenzie, D., asst.,assist, supt. Motion

Peacock engineer,Picture

H’kongCo.& K’loon Wharf Godowri Oo., Ld.

Mackenzie, D., supt. engineer, Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co.

Mackenzie, J.,J. marine

MacKenzie, S., asst.,dept.,

T. A, Canadian

Martin & Pacific

Co. Railway Coi

McKenzie,

Mackenzie, W. L., secretary, Hongkong

Ross

Ld.

Mackichan, W. W,civil

A. S., director, Alex.Leigh

engineer, &c Orange

Co. (China),

Mackie, D. J., asst., Eastern Extension Austr. & China Telegraph Co.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS, Fl43

Mackie, Dr. J. B., Government Medical Dept.

Mackie, VV. J.,

Mackinley, W.F. A., assist.. Hong Kong

solicitor, Deacons & Whampoa Dock Co.' . Ltfl

Mackintosh,

Macnamara. H. A.,C., Mackintosh it C'o,, Ld.

Barrister at-f;a\<'

McLay, R. M., mgr., The National Cjity Bank of^ New York

McLennan,

McMullen, E.D.T.,O.,asst.','Canadian

as^t., Ja^d.ine, MatliOspn it Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Pacific Steamships,

MacNider, E., sub-editor, Nong Ko"

Macnaghten, Brig.-Gen. E. B., dir. British American

Maestrini, Rev. Fr. N., St. Theresa Church '

Maher, A.W.R.J.,S.director,

Major, Hongkong

assist, supt. andPolice

of Police Whampoa Dock Ooi, Ld.

Headquarter,-.

Malcolm, A., managing-director, Malcolm «Cdr, Ltd. , ■

Malcolm, T., Chinese, Maritime .Customs .

Mallary, Dr.'^Harles !

Mann, A., Duro Motbr'Co., Ld. R., U. 8. Public Heal' t li Service

Manners, C. M., assist, manager, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd

Manners,

Manning, John,

E.,assist., director,

JohnJohn Manners i&fe .Co.

D.,Hutchison Co., ,Ld.- \

Mansfield, W. R., sub-mgf.. Union In,sce. 'Sbciety of'Cantqh, Ltd.

Marant,

Margrett, A. C.C.,C.,branch manager,manager,

Trust Industriel Belge-Francftls

Mark, K. C.,H. asst., A. H. Potts General Electric Co..

Marks,

Marie, K.R. E.H. van, E., chief inspector,

cashier. Police Trading

Netherlands Headquarters Society

Marshall, F.,

Marshall, D., asst.,

assist..G.Distrib.

A. Dept., &Hongkong

Harriman Go. ife China Gas-CM., Ltd.

Marshall, G. V. T., sub. mgr., S.'J.

Marshall, H. M., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. Dtfvid Co.

Marshall,A.W.G.,L.,lafid

Martin, assist- general

bailiff, P.W.D.manager, Standard-Vacuum, Oil Cq.

Martin, A. J. J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Martin,

Martin, J.H.Rev.B.,S.,E.Hongkqng,^

W. L.,accountant

assist, warden, St., Treasury

Stephen’s College

Martin, Slianghai Banking.Corporation

Martin,

Martin, T. Addis, manager,'Caldbeck,

A. Martin Alacgregor it Co., Ltd.

Marton, T.O. A.,E. principal,

C., solicitor.T. Deacons Co.

Mason,

Master, J.R.S.,J.,resident

asst., Chinaengr.,Light

Royal& Power

Air Forth Co., Ltd.

Mason. S., asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Masseboeuf, J., director, Ch'iffori. Ld.

Masson, J. R., signs per pro.,.Butterfield U Swire

Matanin,

Mathieson,A.N..E.,accountant,

asst.. Lane, Taikoo

Crawford, Ltd: & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Dockyard

Matthews, C. B., asst., Taikoo Sugar Refining Cq-, Ltd.

Matti, A., sub-manager, Pmihsnl.t Hotel Barlking Corporation

Matthews, E. A., Hongkong & Shanghai

Maughan,

Maunder, F.B. G., E., chartered

chief clerk,accountant,

Audit OfficeThomson & Co.

Maunder, F. G., mgr., Metropolitan

Mavor, G. H., mgr. & resdt. engr., Sandakan Land Co.,Light Ltd. & Power Go. (1922), Ltd-

Maxwell, J. J., assistant,

May, O., manager, Bodiker & Cq. Hongkong Vf e Now loon Wharf & Godown Go., Ld.

3

Maycock,

Maynard, J.R. H., W. asst., HongkongMedical

H., secretary, ElectricDepartment

Cf)., Ltd.

Meeke, H.T.,G.,principal

Megarry, asst., Bank Line (China),

asnistontr Colonial Ltd.

(Secretary «fcConsulate

Clerk of Councils'

Meito, Marguis G. Pagano di, consid general, Italian

Melchers, C. G., partner, Melchers\& Co,..

Melrose, W.. asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd. ■ • r

. .

Mendis, T. H., principal, T. H. Mendig, ; ,

*F6

F144 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Merrick,

Meyer, J. G., assistant, Mackintosh A Life

H. W., mgr., Confederation Association

Co., Ld.

Middleberg, D. G. E., vice-consul for Netherlands

Middlecoat, J. H., traffic

Millar, R.,C. Butterfield representative, Canadian National Railway

Millard, E., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Miller, H. M., asst., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Miller, J. C., asst., Asiatic

Mills, H. A., chief accountant, Petroleum

GeneralCo.Post(S. Office

C.), Ltd.

Mills, H. W., asst., Standard

Mills, W., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.Vacuum Oil Co.

Milne, G.,R.assistant

Minnitt, J., asst.,secretary,

SecretaryDairy Farm, Affairs

for Chinese Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Minshall, B. U., Sworn Measurer

Miskin, G., director, H’kong & S’hai Banking Corpn. & vice-consul for Sweden

Mitchell, E. J. R., district manager, Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co., Ld.

Mitchell, G. N., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Mitchell,F. J.,H.,assistant,

Mody, Taikoo Sugar

Bill and Exchange BrokerRefining Co., Ltd.

Moir, A. B., asst, mgr., Taikoo

Monaghan, T. C., purchasing agent, Canadian Dockyard Engineering Co., Co.

Pacific S.S. Ltd.

Monplanet, C. de dir., Charbonnages du Tonkin,

Monplanet, H. de dir.. Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Framjaise Societe-Francaise

Montargis. M. Dr.

Montgomery, J. B.,J. H.,

Exchange and Bullion

med. supt., MatildaBroker

Hospital

Montoussd J. de, vice-consul de France

Moore, C.E., E.,asst.,architect,

Moore, Taikoo P.Dockyard

W. D. & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Morgan,

Morphew,L.P.G.,L.,assist, master,

manager, GetzQueen’s

Bros.

c Co.

Morley,

Morley, D.L. J.,W.,apothecary,

lecturer, Mechanical

Medical Engineering, Hongkong University

Dept.

Morpeth, J. B., Chinese Maritime Customs

Morreale, J., asst., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Morris, W.J.J.,A.overseer,

Morrison, D., assist.,Hongkong

Hong Kong Land

Shanghai Banking Co., Ld.

Morrison, K. S., director. Reiss, Bradley & Co.

Morrison, P., assistant. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Morrison,

Morrison, R., T. S.,assist., Hongkong

surveyor, Lloyd’sandRegister

Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

of Shipping

Morrison, W. L., boarding officer, Harbour Dept.

Morse, A.,H.chief

Morton, acct.,China

P., asst., Hongkong

Light &

Power Co.,Banking

Ltd. Corporation

Mose, C., assistant, Lloyd Triestino (Hongkong), Ltd.

Moses, E. N. S., Moses & Co., Ltd.

Moss, G. H.C.,S.deputy

Mossop, supt., Johnson,

V., solicitor, Fire BrigadeStokes & Master

Motta, A. J. da, branch

Motta, A. M. da, managing director,manager, Eastern

EasternManufacturers

Manufacturers Agents

Agents

Muck, E. E., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.

Mueller,

Mugford, A., asst., Jebsen & Co.

Muir, W., R.asst., H., Dairy

asst., T.Farm,

A. Martin

Ice & Cold

Mundy, H. H., assist.. Dodwell

Munro,

Munro, E.D.,J.,assist.,

Chinese Taikoo Dockyard

Maritime and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Customs

Munro, K. A., asst., Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Munro,

Munton, P.D.D.W..M.,mgr., Hongkong

Sandakan & Shanghai

Light Co.Banking Corporation

(1922), Ltd.

Munton, D. W., mgr., Sandakan Light Co., & China Light Co

Murdoch, A., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Murdoch, D. A., Eastern Extension, Telegraph Co., Lid.

 FOREIGN RESIDENT F145

Murphy, E. O., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.

Murphy, G. P., overseer, Public Works Dept.

Murphy,

Murphy, J.-f., P.,chiefDeputy

detective inspector,Deputy

Registrar PoliceRegistrar

Headquarters

of Companies

Murphy, Major. M. A., Veterinary Staff Officer

Murphy, T., assist, superintendent of Police, Police Department

Murray,

Murray, A.G. H., asst. res.supt.,

R., meter secty.,

ChinaManufacturers

Light & Power LifeCo.Insce. Co.Ld.

(1918),

Murray, R., asst., Douglas Lapraik

Murrow, Lt.-Col. H. L., managing director, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Muskett, C.,W.headmaster,

Mycock, H. B., assist.,EllisHongkong

KadoorieElectric

SchoolCo., Ld.

Naef,

Naess,W.,

B., special

assistant, representative,

Karsten, Larssen Society& Co. of Chemical

(Hongkong), Industry

Ltd. in Basle

INash,

NI ash, D.F. R.,E.,supervisor,

solicitor, Eastern

Nash &Extension

Co. Austr. & China Telegraph Co.

Neale,

Needham,F. H.,C. wireless

F., Hongkongsupt., Telephone

ButterfieldCo., & Swire

Ltd.

Neidt, O., secretary, German Consulate

Neill, F. J., engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Nemazee,D.M.,B., principal,

Nelson, asst., Lowe,M. Bingham

Nemazee & Matthews

Nelson, K. B., asst., Lowe, Bingham

Netland, P. A., assist., American Express Co., Inc.

Neville, F. C.,

Newhouse, G., inspector

asst., Hongkongof Works, P. W. D. Dock Co., Ltd.

Newill, Lieut.-Comdr. J. B., d.s.o.,& Whampoa

k.n., Deputy Harbour-Master, Harbour Dept.

Newlin,

Newman,T.S.E.,F.,asst., asst.,The DollarSugar

Taikoo Co. Refining Co., Ltd.

Newton,

Newton, E.I., medical

A. R., joint manager,

officer, QueenNestles Milk Products (China), Ltd.

Mary Hospital

Nicholls,

Nicholls, G. A., asst., China Light

F. S., asst., Jardine Engineering Co. Ltd.

Nicholson,D.,Dr.manager,

Nickson, M„ medical practitioner,

Hongkong Hotel Drs. Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje

Nicol, A., C.engineer,

Nicolson, B„ Surg.Port Development

Lt-Comdr. Royal Department

Naval Hospital

Nielsen, H. E., manager, East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Nigel, F. G., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes

Nisbet, G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering & Master Co.,

Nish, H., Sworn Measurer

Nissim, A., principal, Moxon & Taylor

Nixon, W.A.C.,E.,professor

Nobbins, proprietor, of Obstetrics,

Asia Agencies Hongkong University

(H.K.) Funeral Service

Noble, K. F., assist., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner

JNIoblet, R., sub-agent, Messageries Maritime

INodes, W. O., principal, Brown, Jones Funeral Service

Nolte,

Norman,Dr.G.A.,C.,partner,

ChineseCarlowitz

Maritime&CustomsCo.

Noronha,

Norrie, R. J.B.,M.,asst.,

signTaikoo

per pro., Credit Foncier

Dockyard d’Extreme

&Co.Engineering Co., Orient

Ltd.

Norris,

North, E.

R. C.,

A. assist.,

C., General

Secretary for Electric

Chinese (of

Affairs China), Ld.

Northcote, H. E. Sir Geoftry Alexander Stafford, k.c.m.g., Governor of Hongkong

Noval, Rev. Fr. F. R., procurator, Spanish Dominican Pro. for Missions

Nuttall, M., director, Chiffon, Ltd.

O’Brien, G. F., Chinese Maritime Customs

O’Connor, M. G., assist, master, Queen’s College

O’Keiff, D. A., assist., The Chase Bank

Ohl, R., agent, Messageries Maritimes

F14B1'! FOREIGN :RislDES''TS ’i

O’Hoy, S. L., asst., The Hollar Co:

Oliphant, C. L., asst,, Jardine, Matheson iOo'.^Etd.

Oliver, G. K., Butterfield Swire

Olsen, C. A., asst, Douglas Lapraik it Co,

Osatananda, V. H. M., Siamese Trade Upnimissiouer •

Orchard, W. E., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ormiston, J., mgr., signs per pro., Engkieening Dept, Reiss, Bradley it Co., Ld.

Ortega, Rev. Fr., Rosaryhill, Dominican House of Studies

Ortlepp, F., principal, Bornemann & Co.

Orr, W., Fr.

Ortega, asst.,J., Dodwell »t Co., Ltd. House of Studies

master, Dominican

Osborne,W.A. R.,

Oswald, R., assist/,

assist,Taikoo

Taikoo Dockyard

Dockyard andand Engineering

Engirieeririg C/O-

Co.

Oswin, Comdr. H. G-, secretary payr, Royal,Navy

Overy, H., managingB., director,

Owrum-Andersen, manager,Wm. P6\v6ll,& Ed'

Thoresen Cq..

Owen, Sir. H. Cunliffe, dir, British American Tob'accb Cd.’, Ltd

Owen,

Owens,W.W.H.,W.,architect.

asst., ChinaPublic

LightWorks Department

& Power Co., Ltd.

Padgett, G. T., assist, mains supt, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Page, Rev. Fr. D., Catholic Cathedral

Palmer, G. T., asst., Reiss, Bradley & Co.,; Ltd. .

Palmer, H. T., assist, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.'

Palmertz, B. W., South China Mgr., Universal Pictures Corpn.

Parazzi, J. Y., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

Park, G. M., asst, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. G.i), Ltd.

Parker, A. G., boarding officer, Harbour Dept.

Park, W. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank'of India, Australia and India '

Parker, R.R. G.,

Parker, G., Leigh

asst, Leigh

& Orangeand Orange

Parkinson, J. D., assist distribution

Parkinson, T., accountant, Harbour Department engineer, China Light jk. Power Co., Ltd.

Parks, P. B., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co,, Ld.

Parlani, F., general manager, Gamad & C,o.

Parrag, D.

Parson, T., N.,

engineer,

manager, LeeAdvertising,-.and

Yu Kee Publicity Bureau, Ltd.

Parson,

Parsons, T.T.M.,

R., asst, Jardine,

manager, Mathesoh

Hongkong & Co.,

Hotel Ltd.

Garage

Partier, H., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Parton,

Paterson,F.Hon.

L., asst.,

Mr. J.Douglas Lapraikdirector,

J., managing & Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Paterson, J. L., partner, Palmer and Turner

Paterson,

Paterson, R.T. G.,

S. W.,partner,

technical secty. to& Ashe

Anderson Director of Public Works, P. W. D.

Paterson,J. R.,

Patou, W.,manager,

secretary,Sun A. S.LifeWatson & Co.Co. of Canada

Assurance

Paton, T., asst, Dairy Farm, Ice and

Pattinson, F. K., asst, manager, Taikoo Dockyard Cold Storageand

Co.,Engineering

Ltd. Co.,; Ltd.

Paul, A. F., assistant, Hong Kong.ElectriciCo.

Paul,

Payne, D., assist., Daily

Geo.J.,R.,executive Farm,.Ice

partner,engineer, Cold

Payne & Public Storage

Co. Works Dept. Co., Ltd.

Pearce,

Pearce, Py,H. M., factory-manager and director, Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd.

Pearce, T. A., assist., John 1), Hutchison & Co.

Pearce,

Pearne, T. E., partner, John

J. R. A., manager,Hongkong D. Hutchison

Purity Drinking & Co.

Water Co. r

Pearson,

Pedersen,A.K.E.,W.,assistant,

assist., Sander, Wieler and&Whampoa

Cp. Dock, Co., Ld.

Peers, W. E.,Rev.

Pedrazzini, assist.,

Fr. Hongkong

John rector,Electric Co., Ld. Church

St. Anthony’s

Pegg, H. H., engineer, Public Works Department

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS pi4?

Pelham, G.C., trade coni.. H. M.

Pendergast, W. J., assist., Taikoo.DockyardTrade Com. and at H’kg. & com. secty.

Engineering for S. C.

Co., Ltd.

Penn, A. H.,G.director,

Pentreath, Bank Pentreath

A., principal, Line (China),it Co.Ld.

Peoples,

Peplow, S.D.,H.,assistant, Taikoo

senior land Dockyard

bailiff, Public and

Woi-ksEngineering

DepartmentCo., Ltd.

Perdue,

Perrin, N.C. .).,G.,manager,

deputy inspector

Thos. Cook general

& Son,of Ld.

Police, Police Headquarters

Perry,

Perry, A. E., trafficMaritime

assist., Kowloon-Canton Railway

Pestonji,R.,R„Cliinese

partner, Benjamin Customs

& Potts

-Peters, W. H., Canadian Pacific

Petersen, F., partner, Petor-sen & Co. Steamships, Ld.

Petherick, V., wharfinger, H’k'ong it K’loon Wharf & Goddwh po., Ld.

Pethick,

Petrie, Jas,H. managing

H., attorney, Standard-Vacuum

director, W. R. LoxleyOilit Co. Co. (China), Ltd.

Pfister, Dr. M. O., Physician and Surgeon

Phillips,

Phillips, A.D. R.W.,H.,inspector

manager,of Taikoo

Factories Sugar

and Refining

Workshops Co.,.Ld.

Phillips, R. P., manager, Gande, Pr

Piankoff, P. M., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd. ‘ ice & Co., Ld.

Pile, A. G., Architect

Pilgrim, and Surveyor

Pincott, M.C. Evan,

P., asst.,Parke,

Lane,Davis & Co. Ltd.

Crawford,

Platt, J. W.,

Poinsot, Sir asst.,

R., partner, manager

The Little ShopPetroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Asiatic

Pollock, H.asst.,

E., Barrister-at-Law

Poison, J. C., assist., TaikooDockyard

Pollock, S. J., Taikoo Dockyardand andEngineering

EngineeringCo.,Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Pool, J. C., vice-consul for United States

Pope, G.

Porritt, W., medical officer of health, Sanitary Board

Porter, E.T. J.,A.,general

Dever, Public

manager,Works

Mayo’s Department

Shoppe

Postle, Major, W. H., Chief

Potter, Eldon, Barrister-at-Law Ordnance Mech. Engineer

Potter, J. E., Leigh & Orange

Potts, A. H., Share andBenjamin General Broker

Power,P.J. C.,C., partner,

Potts, director, Hongkong Motor Potts Accessory Co., Ltd.

Poy, W. G., secretary, Canadian Government Trade Commissioner

Pratt, A. E., editor, Hong Kong Daily Dress, Ltd.

Pratt, T. H., asst., H. M. V. Yard .

Prentis, J. B., asst. Crown solicitor, Supreme Court

Price, E. R., assist, secty., Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce

Priest,

Prior, J.W.,T.,asst., Dodwell

solicitor, & Co., &Ltd.Grist

Wilkinson

Prophet, D. L., chartered accountant, Linstead & Davis

Proulx, B, A., mgr., Paramount Films of China, Inc.

Pro van, J. D., assist, engineer, Hongkong

Pryde, W., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Purves, A. B., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Cuick, R. D., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Quie, J. L.,E.,secretary,

Quinlan, PeakCrawford,

assist., Lane, TramwaysLd.Co., Ld.

Railton, N. L. H., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Rainey, J, A., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf ife Godown Cp., Ld,

Rakusen, M. N., manager, Phileo Radio; Distributors

Rakusen, M. N., Sennet, Freres

Ralph,

Ralston,L.J.,P.,inspector

asst., Union Insurance

of Schools, Society Department

Education of Canton, Ltd.

Fl48 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ram, R. J., engineer, Malcolm & Go.

Ramsey, A. W., assist, manager, Steam Laundry Co.

Ramsay, J.J. V.,

Ramsay, E., assistant,

Chinese Maritime

Hongkong Customs

and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Randall, B.H. C.,

Randall, W.,Benjamin & Potts

assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld.,

Randle, J., asst., W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Randle, S., supt. of Mails, General Post Office

Rapley,

Rattey, W. F. L.,J., assist, accountant,

chief clerk, Hongkong Hongkong and China

and Whampoa DockGasCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Haworth, A. B., dir.

Raymond, A.,E. dir.,H.K. & branch manager,

LandHongkong General

Investment& &Shanghai Electric

Agency Co., Ltd.Co.Ltd.

of China,

cfcE. Ld.

D. SassoonBanking Co.

Raymond, M., director, Hotels,

Read, A.L.S., assist., Davie Boag & Co., Ld.

Read,

Read, J.J. E.,

H., boat

asst.,officer, Chinese

Wilkinson, Maritimes

Heywood Customs

& Clarke

Reason,

Reck, Fr. H., chief

Jr., burner,

ErdmanGreen Island Cement Co., Ltd. Hok Tin

& Sielcken

Redmond, F. A., prof, of Civil & Mechanical Engr., Hongkong University

Reed, E. B., principal land surveyor, Public Works Department

Reed,

Rees, G.F. F.,

O., second

acct., Hongkong

headmaster,Land Investment

Central British and Agency

School, KowloonCo., Ld.

Reeve, G. W., headmaster, Wanchai English School

Reid, (1. W., North Point Installation, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Remedios, F.J. M.

Remedies, E. A., director,Solicitor

D’Almada, Union Trading Co.

Renner, Ch., vice-consul, French Consulate

Revie, J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Ribeiro, J. A. V., partner, Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, J. C. V., partner, Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, J.J. F.C. V.,

V., signs

signs per

per pro.,

pro., Maxim

Maxim && Co.

Co.

Richards, D. M., headmaster,

Richardson, J. E., engineer, Public Works Central British School, Kowloon

Department !

Rickett, C. A. L., Share and General Broker

Ride, L. T., professor of Physiology, Hongkong

Riganti, Rev. Fr. A., rector of St. Joseph’s Church University

Ring,

Ritchie,J., asst., Assessor’sLowe,

A., partner, OfficeBingham & Matthews

Ritchie, J. A., partner, Palmer

Robb, D. S., signs per pro., Lowe, andBingham

Turner & Matthews

Roberts,

Roberts, J.C. H.,C., signs per pro.,

manager, Butterfield

British Cigarette,& Co.,

SwireLtd.

Roberts, R. W., manager, Chartered

Roberts, W. J. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Bank of India, Australia

China), Ld. & China

Robertson, F.C. A.,

Robertson, B., inspector

engineer, Public

of Works

Junks, Department

Harbour Dept.

Robertson, G., engineer, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ld.

Robertson, J., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Oo., 'Ld.

Robertson, K. S., engineer, Public Works Department

Robertson,

Robertson, R., professor of Economic and PoliticalCo.,

Science, Hongkong University

Robertson, W., W. travel respres.,

G., manager, American

Pure CaneExpress

Molasses Inc.

Co. (H. K.), Ltd.

Robertson,

Robinson, J.W.L.,J.residt.L., Eastern

repres.,Extension TelegraphPaint

British America Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Robinson, W. K., solicitor, Tso & Hodgson

Robson, T. E ., Furness (Far East), Ltd.

Rocha, J. M. da, principal, J. M. da Rocha & Co. and Consul for Costa Rica

Rockhaltz, G. O., Th© Texas Co. (China), Ld.

Rodger, G. S., workshop supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ld.

Rodger, J., manager, Central Agency, Ltd.

Rodrigo, Fr. R., sub-prior., Dominican House of Studies

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F149

Roffey,

Rogers, M. H., professor of Electrical Engineering, Hongkong University

Rolfe, B.,Col.accountant,

T. L., China P. &,Command

O. Banking Paymaster

Corporation, Ltd.

Rolfe,

Ross, C.

J. H.,

K., Merchant

manager, Ross & Co. (China), Ltd. Smith, Seth & Fleming

Ross, S. Hampden, chartered acct., Percy

Rosselet, C. S., manager, Alhambra Theatre, Kowloon

Rothe,

Rother, E., asst., Waibel & Co.

Rouban,H.,M.asst., J., Waibel

assistant,

Rounds, K. K., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York

Rouse,

Roulley,H.W.S.,G.,engineer-executive,

land bailiff, PublicGeneral Works Works,

DepartmentP.W.D.

Rowcliffe,

Rowan, A., C.manager,

R., surveyor,

China Lloyd Register of Shipping

Dispensary

Roxburgh, R. R., manager, John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ld.

Roza, A. W., principal, Roza Brothers

Roza, Dr. C.J.,F.acting

Rozario, Y. da.,manager,

Medical Practitionerifc Machinery, Ltd.

Rudloff, L,A. assistant, Melchers &LinotypeCo.

Rush, J. P., asst., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Russ, C. A.,A. Sutherton,

Russell, S., surveyor, solicitor

Chinese Maritime Customs

Russell,

Russell, D.J.,O.,worksdirector, W. R. Loxley

manager, Warren& Co. (China),

& Co , Ltd.Ltd.

Rutherford, R., Butterfield

Ruttonjee, J. H., Ruttonjee & Son & Swire

Ryan, L. E. N., agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Ryde,

Ryder,D.J. R., asst.,deputy

T. R., Unionengr.,

Insurance

EasternSociety of Canton,

Extension Ltd. Co.

Telegraph

Sachagen, K. van., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

•Saenger,

Salter, G.W.,L. M.,Ed. asst,

Kellerchief

& Co.,

engr.,Ltd.Naval Establishments

Salter, S. C., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Sammon,

Samuel, H., E. F., manager,China PalaceLight

HotelA Power Co., Ltd.

Sanchez, Rw.statistical!,

Fr. M., rector, Rosaryhill Dominican House of Studies

Sander, A., partner, Sander, Wieler & Co.

Sander, R., signs per pro., Sander, Wieler & Co.

Sander, W. H., Import Dept.., Sander, Wieler

Sanderson,

Sanger, R., C.attorney,

E. R., solicitor, Russ & Co.Oil Co.

Standard-Vacuum

Sargent, C. B. R., headmaster, Diocesan Boys’ School

Sassoon,

Sauerbeck,Sir V., director, E. D. SassoonTobaccoBanking Co., Ltd.

Saunderson,H.,C.assist, E. R., director,

assistant,Orient

Russ

Saunderson,

Sayer, T.director

P., assist., HongkongEducationElectric Co., Ld.

Scarpa,G.G.P.R.,B.,

Schenk, A., agents,

manager,

ofLloyd

Education,

SchmidtTriestino

& Co.

Dept.,

Schmidt,

Schmidt, R.,E. A.,signsassistant,

per pro.,Melchers

Carlowitz

Schoenfelder, H., Kistenmacher «fc Co. & Co.

Schofield, W.,

Schreiber, 1st magistrate,

B., assistant, JebsenCentral

& Co. Magistracy

Schuldt,

Schultz, H. L., general manager,&Standard-Vacuum

G., manager, Melchers Co. Oil Co.

Schulz, A. W., cashier, American Express Co., Inc.

Schwob, R., branch manager, Siemens China Co.

Scott,

Scott, D.,

D., tech,

Eastern engr., Government

Extension Austr.Radio& ChinaOfficeTelegraph Co., Ltd.

 FORKTOX RKHfHKN^

Scott, H. H., mgr., Engraeeririg Dept!; fJoilgkoog tt Whaiii'pOa I>ock t-o.,

Scott, Dr. J. S. H., medical practitioner, Strkhah,1 Nicbfedn tfe Bofije

Scott,

Scull, H.W. J.R.,C.,div.civilsupt.,

secty.Police Headquarters'

& cashier, Xaval Establishments • . <

Searle, E. V., assist., Jaydine, Engineering Corph., Ld.

Searle,

Seath, L. A.,

W. proWtibiier,

P.,P. C.asst., Police

Sugar Headquarters

Sedgwick, M., Taikoo

administrative RehningCo.,

assistant, UrbanLtd. Council

Seidenberg, H., equipment officer, Royal Air Force

Seidler, H., manager, Paper Co. A

Seidler,

Selby, Dr.R ,J.asst.,A. R.,Reuter

Govt.Brockelmann iRCo.

Medical Department

Sellars, P. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking'Corporation

Selle, P. B., accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelbank

Selwyn-Clarke, Dr. P. S., directpr, Medical Department

Servanin, P., manager, Crdwn

Seth, Cihiha Gb:,

PercyInc.Smith,

Sewell,J. G.H.,W.,incorporated accountant,

managing director, Robertson, WilsonSeth & Fleming

& Col, Ltd.

Shaftain, F. W, chief inspector,

Shank, C. L.,Blackmore, Basto, & Shank, Ltd. Police Training School

Shann, Rev. C. B., warden St. John’s Hall, Hongkong University

Shannon, O. J., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation

Shantou,

Sharp, E.W.,E.J.res.

R. L.,secty.,

ChinaManufacturers

Underwriters,LifeLd.Insurance Co.

Shaw, L. O., Butterfield & Swire *

Shaw, Dr. G. L., medical officer, Victoria Gaol

Shaw, J., sub-editor, Hongkong Telegraph

Shaw, J. A., dept, manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Gq. i

Shaw,

Shaw, J.R. H.,

P., assistant,

engineer, PublicChina Light

Worksand'Porwer

Department.Co,,. ....

Shaw, T. H. R., manager, Butterfield &. Swire

Shaw, W., inspector of Works, Public Works'Dept. •

Shea, W.

Shea, J. F.,A.,director,

assistant, Gande, PriceTomes

She wan, A Co.,& Ld.

Cdd

Sheldon, II. G., Barrister-at-Law

Sheppard, J. O., freight agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co. '

Sherry,

Shewan,J.i. P.,W.,manager,

principal,Hongkong Telephone'Co.,

Shewan; Tomes tfc Co. Ltdj

Shields, A. L., director, Green Island CementDepartment

Shewan, W. W. C., architect, Public Works Co., Ldh

Shields,

Shim, R.,H.manager,

F., dentalUnderwriters

mechanic to Savings

ProfessionBanki ,;for,the

/ Far East, Inc.

Shimn,

Shirley, Dr. A. J., acting consul for Cuba . t , ,'

Shore, L.Fit.

Short, Rev. R.,F.,Lt. T. U. C.,of Anatomy,

professor signals officer,

secretary^Bible

Royal Air Force

BookHonghongUniversity

Tract^Depot

Shuman,

Silkstono,T.,A. Directory

E., manager, Dept., Uung' Kohg

J; Moutrie ik. Co.,Daily

Ltd.Press,' L.M

Silva, M. A. da, Solicitor

Silva-Xefcto, A., proprietor, Silva-Xettoit Co.

Simmonds, E. W., assist, supt., (Distribution Dept.), H’kohg it China Gas (,

Simmons, A. W. J., senior inspector, Public Works Department

Simmons,

Simmons, J.B. FL, W., traffic

assist.,inspt.,

Hongkong

Hong Telephone

Kong Tramways,Co., Ld.Ltd.

Simmons, W. F., secretary, Hongkong Tramw.a^s, Ltd. ; '

Simonsen, F., cashier. Crown China Co., Inc.

Simpson, F. W., officer-in-charge, Green Island Cemept Cq., Ltd.

Simpson, R. K. M., professor of English, Hongkong .University

Sigaut, E.. director, International Assurance Co., Ldj ..

Silkstone, A. E., manager, S. Moutrie

Silson, P. W., Chinese Maritime Customs •

Simpson, S., asst., Taikoo'Dockyard A Engineering 0o., Ltd. •

 FOREIGN: RESIDENTS I'liH

Simpson,

Simpson, W. A., asst., Nestle Milk Products (China), Ltd.

Singer, V.,W.managing

F., asst., engineer,

A. S. Watson Chien»k Co.,

HsienLtd.Bngineeridg po:

Sipitoky, C. I., asst., S. E. Levy & Co.

Skeet, C.Dr.W.,A. accountant,

Skinn, Canadian Pacific

J., medical practitioner, Black,Steamships,

Balean, Skinn Ltd. & Talbot

Skinner, J., radiographer, Medical Department

Skinner, L. D., assist., Hongkong Telephone

Sloss, D. J., vice-chancellor, Hongkong Dniversity Co., Ltd. ,

Slattery,

Sloan, J. R.1\.,E.,asst.,

asst.,Hong

HongKong

KongElectric

Electric( o.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Smalley,

Smalley, J.G.T.,M.,senior

secretary,

medicalW. officer,

N. A. SmalleyKowloon& Hospital

Co.

Smalley, W. N. A., proprietor,

Smeby, N., asst., Thoresen & Co,, Ltd. W. N. A., Smalley & Co.

Smedley,A.,J.asst.,

Smith, F., factory

China manager,

Light & ChinaCo.,Import

Power Ltd. & Export Lumber Co.r; Ld.

Smith, C.A. A.J. V.,

Smith, asst., China

Middleton, Lightof& Mechanical

professor Power Co., Ltd. Engineering, H’kong University

Smith, D., asst., American Express, Inc.

Smith, E. G., assistant, Dodwell

Smith, F. H., merchant, Frank Smith & Co, & Co., Ld.

Smith, T. S. Whyte, Registrar of Marriages, Supreme Court;

Smith,

Smith, G.F. R.,

A., rang,

asst., dir., Metropolitan

Taikoo Sugar Refining LandCo.,

Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Smith, H. J., wireless supervisor, Chinese MaritimeCo.,Customs

Smith, H., asst., Taikoo Dockyard «f e Engineering Ltd.

Smith, J., asst., Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Smith, J., chief mechanical engr., Kowloon Canton Railway

Smith, Major J. M., Major Instructor in Gunnery

Smith, J. S., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Smith, J.Flt.-Lt.

Smith, S., partner,

P. H., Luhring & Smith

chief flying instVtictor, Far East Flying Training School ‘

Smith,

Smith, Hon.

W., Mr. chiefN. draughtsman,

L., Colonial Secretary, ColonialPublic

"Lands Office, Secretariat

Works Dept.

Smith, W. S., asst, surveyor, Harbour Department Ltd.

Smith, P., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co,,

Smyth, F.Major.

Soares, R. H.,secretary,

asst., Command Paymaster

Soares, J. P.A. dede, principal, RozaPortuguese

Bros. Consulate ,

Soltau, B., assistant, Bodiker & Co, r

Soltwedel, E., asst., Petersen

Sommerfelt, A., chartered accountant, Linstead Davies'

Sommers, Dr. H. F., Dental Surgeon

oorby, V., manager, Hongkong Ehgrtrig Co., Ltd.

Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de, Physician

Sousa, E. V. M. R. de, proprietor, China Auction lUygns

Southard,

Sparrow, W.Addison de B., E.supt.Consul - General

of Polite, Policefor.Headquarters

A.

Spary,

Spencer,A., inspector

A. N.,asst., of Works,

asst.,Carlowitz Public Works

British Cigarette Co., Ltd. Dept.

Sperling,

Sporleder,H.,W., signs per pro.,& Co.Melchers Co:.

Spradherry, C. W. L., Horig Kong Rof>e'Manufacturing Co.

Spradberry, E. J., works mgr., H’kong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Sprague, W., Government

Stafford-Smith, surveyor, HarbourTobacco

F., mgr., British-Americaii Dept. Go., Ltd.

Stakland,

Stainton, S., asst.,

T. F.,assist., Karston

asst.,. Taikoo Larsen & Co.

Stalker, A., Taikoo''Sugar

DockyardRefiningandCo.,Engineering

Ltd. Co.; Ltd.

Stanesby, S. J. C., asst., Hong Kong^lectric

Stanton, J. R. L., assistant, China LrideEwriteVs, Co., Ltd. Ld.

F152 FOREIGN RESIDEOTS

Stanton, W. T., Exchange Broker

Starbuck, L., professional asst., Royal Observatory, Kowloon

Stark, C. 0.,R.mug.

Starling, A., director,

assistantHong Kong Mines,

engineer, Ltd. Electric Co., Ltd.

Hongkong

Steger, M., asst., Payne & Co.

Steers, Major, D. H., staff officer, Royal Engineers

Stephen, A. J., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Stephen,

Stephen, G.,Rev. assist,Bro.,

acct.,director,

P. & O. Banking Corpn.,College

St, Joseph’s Ltd.

Stephenson, W. R. E., auditor, Audit Office

Stevenson, A., manager, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Stevenson, H. J. V. K., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Stewart, C. E., assist., Cosmopolitan Dock

Stewart,

Stewart, D.E.H.,G.,asst., Dunlop Rubber

principal, Co. (China),

St. Paul’s CollegeLtd.

Stewart, G. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Stewart, G. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Stewart, J. B., assist, acct., Mercantile Bank 'of India, Ltd.

Stewart, M. M., Chinese Maritime Customs

Stewart, W. A., managing director, Davie Boag (fc Co., Ltd.

Stiff, T. C., Govt, surveyor, Harbour Office

Stock, R., sub-manager, David Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

Stockton, N., South China 'Morning Post, Ltd.

Stokely, G. V., Parke, Davis & Co.

Stoker, W., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

Stone, H. E., engr. & genl. mgr., Hongkong and China Gas Co.

Stone,

Story, R.E.W.E.,E.,F.,land

accountant,

Eastern Supreme

Extension Court& China Telegraph Co.

Austr.

Stott, bailiff, Public Works Department

Stout, Dr. E. W., medical practitioner, Anderson, Durran

Straeten,

Strahan, S. Seguin, medical practitioner,Belgium

H. vander, consul-general for Drs. Strahan, Nicolson Bunje-

Strange, E. L., librarian-in-charge, Colonial Secretariat

Strellett, D. L., solicitor, Geo. K. Hall Brutton & Co.

Stride, R. A., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Stuart, K. Smith, A. H. Potts

Sturgeon, J. B., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Sturt, H. R., managing director, China Underwriters, Ld.

Swarez, Fr. H., asst., Spanish Don Procuration

Suckling, P. H., general manager, Hong Kong

Sugars, B. E., store supervisor, Police Headquarters

Suiter, J. R., manager, The Pharmacy

Sullivan, A. L., manager, Insurance Co. of North America

Sullivan,

Sullivan, W. H. F., T., asst., A. S. Watson

Underwriters

Savings BankLtd.for the Far East, Inc.

Summers, C. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Swain, M. R., asst., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Swan, G., assistant surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Swan, T., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Swan, T., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co.

Sweeney, J. N., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Tacchi, C. J., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Taggart,

Talan, M., J. H.,manager,

managingAmerican

dir. & chairman,

Lloyd, Hongkong

Ltd. and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.

Talan, M., manager, American Lloyd

Talbot,

Tanner, Dr. A. J., Lane,

G., asst., medicalCrawford,

practitioner,

Ltd. Black, Balean, Skinn & Talbot

Tape, B. W.,

Tarbuck, A. P.,localassistant,

adviser,Hong

Sun Life

KongAssurance Co. Ltd.

Electric Co. of Canada

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F153

Tate,

Tavares, A., sub-manager, L. RoridonSugar

G. W., assist, manager, Taikoo

Ltd. Co., Ld.

Tavlin, M. E., inspector, Sanitary Department

Taylor, A. J. C., chief accountant, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Taylor,

Taylor, A.H. K.,A., senior

monopolyinspector,

analyst,Sanitary

ImportsDepartment

and Exports Office

Taylor, R., works manager,

Taylor, R. B., asst., Taikoo Dockyard Green Island Cement Co.,Co.,

& Engineering Ltd.Ltd.

Hok-un

Tebbutt,

Terry, H. J., partner,

C.P.,E.,director, Davies,

assist., Vit-Alexin Brooke

Hongkong (China),

and Kowloon

Tester,well,

Thirl J. T., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard Ltd.andWharf and Godown Co., Ld.

Engineering Co., Ltd.

Thomas, Dr. G. H., Medical otficer-in-charge, Mental Hospital

Thomas,

Thompson, Capt. W. H.,Hong port Kong

captain,Electric

Dollar Steamship Line

Thompson, G.E., E.asst., F., accountant, HongkongCo.,andLtd.China Gas Co., Ld.

Thomson, J. B., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Thompson, W. P., assist, supt. of Police, Police Headquarters

Thomson, A., overseer, Waterworks, Public Works Dept.

Thomson,

Thomson, Brig. A.S., B., A. A. & Q. M. &G.Kowloon

In-ChargeWharf of Adm.

Thomson, G.J., B.assist., acct.,

The Hongkong

Chase Bank & Godown Co., Ld.

Thomson, J. D., secretary, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld.

Thorpe, B., secretary, Police Headquarters

Thoumyre,

Tickle, A. G.Rene, director,

W., asst, Charbonnages

director of Public Works du Tonkin, Societe Francaise des

Department

Tillery, W. C.,

Tinson, G.A. G.C., N., engineer,

assistant, China Light Power Co., Ltd.

Tinson, solicitorChina Lightpublic,

& notary and Power Co., Stokes

Johnson, Ltd. & Master

Tobias,

Tod, P., L.Shipping

A., manager,Dept., N.Jardine,

LazarusMatheson & Co., Ltd.

Todd, R. R., Chairman, Urban Council

Tollan, D., engineer, Hongkong Telephone! Go/, Ld.

Tolle, F.,J.,assistant,

Toppin, Carlowitz & Co.

Tracy, F. D.,Hongkong Rope manager,

assist, general Manufacturing Co., Ld. Oil Co.

Standard-Vacuum

Traemp, E. C., asst., Great Northern Telegraph Co.„ Ltd.

Tremlett, S. A., asst., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Treskin, V., engineer, Kunst & Albers

Treverton, G., Private Secretary to the H. E. the Governor

Trevor, I. B., traffic manager, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Triggs, C. J., engineer, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotel, Ld,

Turner, M. H., partner, Deacons

Tye, N. A., mgr. propr., N. A. Tye & Brothers

Tyndall, F., assist, engineer, Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ld.

Ulderup, J. P., proprietor, Ulderup & Co.

Umnuss,

Unbehaun,R.,C.manager, China

H., general Export-Import

manager, Hume Pipe andCo.,

BankLd.Co.

Upsdell, G. E. S., headmaster, King’s College

Uttley, Dr. K. H., medical officer-in-charge, Kowloon Hospital

Vaidya, K., managing director, K. Vaidya & Co.

Valentine,

Valentine, Dr.R. K.,D. sub-manager,

J., deputy director,

DodwellMedical& Co.,Dept.

Ltd.

Valtorta,

Vannini, Rt.

A., Rev.

manager,Bishop,

A. Catholic

Vannini & Cathedral

Co.

Varela, J., consul for Peru

Varnell,

Vasunia, R.H.J.,P,architect,

Vasunia &&Public

Co. Works Department

Vasunia, P. P., Vasunia

Vasunia, R. P., Vasunia & Co. Co.

Vernal, R. J., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Fi54 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Yersier, G., d i rec tor, Char bonnageN (Rr Tan kin, isQciette.V'raracai.sc ctys j ”

Victor, J. A., principal, J. A. Victor, Manufacturer’s.]iepresentat,ive

Ville, M. I. de, surveyor, Public Works Dept.- ‘

Waddell, C. J., engineer, Public Works Department

Waddington, W. J., manager, P. & O. Banking Corporation^ Ld.

Wade, L. W. accountant, National City Rank of New.ybrk

AVadeson, R. A., solicitor. Deacons ...

Wadmore, A. J., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Wagstaff, I). W., manager, W. W. Wagstaff & Son

Walch,

Walch, L.E. D.,

It., chartered

principal «facct., Lowe,J.Bingham

e manager, Ullman && Matthews.

Co.

Walker, D., chemist. The Pharmacy

Walker, G. F., accountant, Percy Smitli, Seth and Flemipg

Walker, Major It. D., manager & chief engineer, Kbwlddh-Caht'On RaiRvauit

Walker, V.,Flight-Lt.

Wallace, chief assist,

R. L.,engineer,

adjutant,Hongkong Tram way si, Ld.

Royal Air.Force

Wallace, It. C., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering;Co., Ltd.

Walle, I. J. G., manager, Holland-China Trading (jb. •

Waller, P. A., assist., Benjamin and Potts

Wallington, H. G., lieadmaster A aumati Govt. School

Wallis, C., Marine Survey Dept., Chinese Maritime Customs

Wallis, P. It. M., divisional manager, Confederation Life Association

Walsh, P. C., manager, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.

Ward, A. S.,T. assist.,

Ware, Dr. W„ PortNetherlands Trading

Health Officer Sofciety of Eihigrants

aml'Inspectdr

Warnaffe, V. du Bus de, signs per pro.,

Warren, E. J. T., manager, Australian Sandalwood. Credit Fonpier

Op.,d’Extreme

Ld. Oricht

Warren, L. B., managing director, ('. E. Warren

Waters, It. A. S., asst. Tngr., National Carbon Co. • , , & Co., Ld.

Watson, A. B., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd. r

Watson, H. C., assist., Dairy Farm,' Ice and Cold Storage Cd, Ld.

Watson, J., representative, Arthur

Watson, J. A., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering 0o.> Ltd.

Watson, M. M., solicitor and notary public, Johnson, StokcS-Jj Master-''

Watson, R. A. E., reporter, Suridtiy lleititd ' ; ’ -

Watt, Flt.-Lt. C. A., O. C. Station Flight, Royal Air Foirbe

Watt, I. W., manager, I. II. Watt Jr Co. 1 *

Wattie, J., chief clerk, Colonial Secretariat 1

Watts, E. H., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd. ' •

Watts, E. M.,Comdr.

Wauchope, trafficC.,officer,-Imperial Airways (F.Ryyal

Operations StallOfficer,; E.), Ltd;

Navy . ,

Way, H., architect, Way and Hall

Way, J. R., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.

Way, W. K., manager, Peacock Motion Picture. Go;,,Tne*

Wayncouth, Flag,-Lieut. N, de G., Naval Establishments

Webb, D. A., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd. , ,

Webb, E., Chinese Maritime Customs ",

Webb, R. L. S., local manager, Commercial Union Assurance C,o.,» Ld.

Webb, W. F., Alex. Ross & Co. ‘ .qo 1 uU . :l \r.i ,

Webster, J. S., asst., Davie, Boag A Co., Ltd. ; •

Weight, W. A., assist., Thos. Cook it Son, Ld. / . u.

Weiss, K., manager. Bata Shoe Co., Ld. . :..

Wellington, Dr. A. R., director, Medical and Sanitary Serviies • 1■ ' 1 ;

Wells, H. R., National Mutual Life Association f -j /" '

West, H., assist, supt., Crown Lands Office, P.W.D. , , ‘

Weston, Capt. W. C., Marine it General Surveyor

 (r>l Fl5

Wheatcroft, It. M., asst, surveyor* ^loyalj Air Force

Wheeler, A., assist., Thos. Cook «fe Son, Ltd.

Wheeler, D. M., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Wheeler, Lt.-Comdr. S. J., surgeon, Royal Naval Hospitff.)

White, A. R. J., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co-, Ltd.

White, A. W. T., inspector, Sanitary Dept.

White, C. E., manager, Far East Motors

White, E. H. P., Hongkong

White, F. W., agent, L. R. Nielson & Co., Ld.

White, G. A., assist., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

White, G. H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Flock Co.,-L:td..

White, H. D., Butterfield

Whitefield, J. P., sub-inspector of Lighthouse, Harbour Dept,

Whitehead, Capt. P. S., Staff Captain, Royfl,} Artillery

Whitley, T. S. D., clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Whittaker, W. H., asst. supt. of Mails, General Post Office

Whyte, J. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Whyte-Smith, T. S., Crown solicitor, Supreme Court

Wiele, H., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co.

Wild, R. H., manager, South British Insurance Cp., Ltd^

Wilkins, F. C., store officer, Naval Dockyard

Willoughby, G., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd,!

Williams, E. H., asst, attorney general Supreme Cpu rt

Williams, H. F., assL, Asiatic Petroleum Co.^S, C-X.Ltefi

Williams, H. G., asst.,, Dodwell Co., Ld.

Williams, Capt. H. H., assist., Hongkong & I^hampoa Dock Go., Ltd;

Williams, H. N., assist, master, Qpeen’s Qollege,

Williams, J. C., asst, general manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Williams, M. A., asst., Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. .

Williams, W. E., Thos. Cook & Son

Williams, W. G. (Travel Dept.), American Express/Cofi Inc,/

Williamson, H. B., Butterfield and Swire

Williamson, S. T., principal, Douglas, Lapraik ik Co. 'J

Willis, B. A. G., Financial Adviser and Auditor

Willson, C. C. W., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Wilson, D., asst., Petersen & Co.

Wilson, P. B., asst., Dodwell vk Co., Ltd.

Wilmer, R. D. H., asst., Nederlandsoh Indische Handeisbank

Wilson, A., asst., Central Agency

Wilson, C. R., assistant, Hong Kong Electric Co. \ ' ‘1 1

Wilson, D. G., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Wilson, E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Wilson, G. H., director, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Wilson, G. L., partner, Palmer & Turner

Wilson, G. S., asst. supt. of Police, Police Headquarters

Wilson, P. D., asst, director of Public Works, P.W.D.

Wilson, T. B., general agent, The Dollar Co.

Wilson, W. G. M., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Windsor, C. H., proprietor, Windsor Bros.

Windsor, J. A., proprietor, J. A. Windsor & Co.

Winter, J. B., engr., Green Island Cement Co., Hok-un

Witcamp, A., acct., Java-China-Japan Lijn

Witchell, G. B., asst., Williamson & Co.

Witchell, R. G., librarian-in-charge, Colonial Secretariat

Woerden, Dr. F. A. van, actg. consul-general for the Netherlands

Wolf, G. M. D. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wolfe, J., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Womack, O. C., surveyor, Public Works Dept.

Wood, A., Holt’s Wharf, Butterfield and Swire

Wood, C. F., asst., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Wood, F. W., surveyor, Public Works Dept.

Wood, G. G., partner, Leigh & Orange

Wood, J., Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Wood, J. B., Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Wood, R. M., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Woodcraft, R., Sales Dept., Malcolm & Co.

Woodhouse, R. L. D., asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Woodier, J. H., inspector of Postmen, General Post Office

Wooding, W., asst., Asiatic Petrolum Co. (S. C.)» Ltd.

Woodman, R. H., engineer, Public Works Dept,

Woodward, W., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Woolley, W. J., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Worrall, G. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Wright, E. G. Smith, director, Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Wright, Col. H. H., Asst. Dir. of Supplies and Transport

Wright, R., asst., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

Wright, W., assist, sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Wright, W. M., asst., Carmichael and Clarke

Wyatt, J. R. G., boarding officer, Harbour Dept.

Wyliek,G.van, chief architect & manager, Cred. Fonc. d’Extreme-Orient

Wylie, B., director & general manager, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Wyllie, A. D., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Wynne-Jones, E. I., postmaster-general, General Post Office

Xavier, F. A., vice-consul for Nicaragua and El Salvador

Xavier, L. V., accountant, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Xavier, P. A., principal, Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.

Young, C. P., manager, C. P. Young & Co.

Young, F. C., manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

Young, J., assistant, China Light and Power Co.

Young, R. F., Chinese Maritime Customs

Young, R., accountant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Young, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Zimmern, E., accountant, F. Zimmern & Co.

Zimmern, F., principal, F. Zimmern & Co.

 LIST OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN CHINA, JAPAN, MALAYA, BORNEO, SIAM,

THE PHILIPPINES, KOREA, INDO-CHINA,

NETHERLANDS INDIA, ETC. FOR 1938

Aall, Cato N. B., managing director, Aall & Cp. and consul for Norway, Tokyo

Aall, N., consul-gen. for Norway, Shanghai

Abbot, R. S., Deputy Protector, Sandakan

Abbott, J. H., asst., Nestle & Auglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Abbott,

Abdeen, W.

H., E.,manager,

asst, chemist, Sewage & Co., Treatment, Shanghai

Abdoolcader, Hon. Mr.AbdeenH. H., Barrister Singapore

and Sol icitor, Penang

Abe, M., signs per pro., H. Kramer, Osaka

Abed, I. B., dir., Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Abella, G., assist,

Abernetty, mgr., Insular

J. S., protector, Sandaken Life Assurance Co., Manila

Ablitt, B. E., partner, Fraser

Abraham, B., director, L. D. Abraham i f c Co., Singapore

& Co., Kobe

Abraham, H. C., supt. of surveys,

Abraham, J., director, L. D. Abraham Survey Department,

& Co., Kobe Penang

Abreu,

Abundo, E., chief acct., Manila Daily Bulletin, ManilaTokyo

Moreira de, 1st secretary, Brazilian Embassy,

Accurti, Capt. H., manager, Golden Star Co., Tientsin

Adam, F. M., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Adams, A. C. S., vice-consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Adams, B. R. C., dist. officer (actim*), East Coast of Sumatra, British North Borneo

Adams, C. A., resident, Sibu, Sarawak

Adams, C. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Iloilo

Adams, E. H., signs per pro., Algar & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Adams, J.G. D.,B., workshop

Adams, repres., Asiatic

mgr., Petroleum Co. (Siam),

Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd.,

(N.C.),Bangkok

Ltd., Shanghai

Adams, J. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Adams, J. F., Penang Pilot Board, Penang

Adams, M. C., manager, Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Otaru

Adams, S. S., Minister of the Gospel, “ Bethesda ” Gospel Hall, Singapore

Adams,

Adams, T.,Hon.proprietor,

Mr. T.T.S.,Adams British & Sons, TsingtaoSelangor

Resident,

Adams,

Adams, W. A., consul-general for America, Harbin

Adcock, W.W. C.,A., commandant, Constabulary,

latex supt.,, Dunlop Sandakan,

Plantations, British North Borneo

Ltd., Malacca

Adderley, K. E., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan

Addison,

Adkins, E.J.C.S.,S.,state

asst.forest officer.

dir. for Chinese ForestSchools,

Dept.,F.Perak

M. S.

Aerenlund, M., export dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Aeiyelts, G. A., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Aeschbach, A., Surveyor, Luthy

Affleck,

Affleck, D.J. C-,B.,assist,

c.b.e.,mgr., Procter & Gamble

consul-general Trading

for Great Co., Ltd.,

Britain, Cebu

Tientsin

Agafuroff, M. S., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Agajan,

Aguilar, J.H.V.,E. manager,

Brig. Gen.American TradingMexican

F. J., minister, Co. of Japan, Ld., Tokyo

Legation. Tokyo

Agustin, G. S., dir., Bureau of Animal Industry, Manila

F158 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ahearne, 0. D., federal secy., F.M.S. Federal Secretariat,

Aiers, A. H., district mgr.. Imperial Chemical Kuala Lumpur,

Industries (China), Selangor

Ltd., Tsingtao

Aiers, R. C., deputy commissioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Aiken, T., pag-tpcr,. Eyatt. .Co., Singapore

Aikin, R. P.. partner, Stfan, Culbertson it Fritz, Shanghai

Ailion, C., C. Ailion Co., Kobe

Ailion,

Aitken,F.,J., proprietor,

judge, PoliceCarpCourt,

Trading

tpdH,Co.,Perak

Kobe,

Aitkenhead, R. C., mgr:, ShanghaiIfcer eAObldtStor^tgd Co:,: Ld;,! Shanghai

Aiton, R. L., representative, Stp]varts iE!L]oyq|^,j Ld., Shanghai; ( : 1

Akerib,

Akerman,E. F..M.,vice-pres.,

mgr., Malaya Tribune

Asiatic Are.s.s,’ Ltd.,

Commercial Singapore

Co., Manila

Akerman, G. H., resident repre., Henry Simon, Ltd., Shanghai

Akino, G., partner, Bergmamn & Co., Kobe

Akkermans, F., N.V. Straits Java Ti'adihg Co., Singapore(

Akselbo,

Albarda, Gudmand, mang..1 ava-China-Japan

H. Th., secty., dir., Sabroe Cobb?Lijn.ThpM, Osaka

Batavia •

Albert, M., agent, N. V. Borneo Sumati-a Handel Maatsehappij, Semara'ng!j‘ '

Albini, Dr. A., Musso Fischdi' Wilholin, Shanghai

Albright,A., S.director,

Alcan, J., passenger agent, State

Anglo-French SteamshipLtd.,

A Bbhdiksins 06.,Singapore

Manila

Alcan, M., director, Anglo-French k Beiuli^scitfi, Ltd:, Singapore

Alcott, C. D., China Press, Inc., Shanghai" - l-uytnri ■;

1

Aldamese, Y., insular collector. Bureau of Customs, Manila

Aldeguer, T. J., secretary to general manager. Keuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Aldred, IL, Fleming A Williamson, .Manila ';

Alejandre, K., Clarke A Larkin, Manila

Alemann, t). van, partner, J: HiiisCli A Co.,' Tsin^tjo ,

Alexander, 1).. asst., Guthrie ,v Co.. Ltdi’. Singapore'

Alexander, G. M, mgr., Ker A Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Alexander, H. M., Ganimp|t (Malaya), Ltd., ^jngatpore ,

Alexander N. L., asst, protector ul". rlpucse iprptepioratej Ipoh^ Perak.

Alfes, G., signs per pro., Elder- ,v Co., Shamr’na:

Alford,, ,C. R., manager,, yee Tsopug Tybacco I)istribu.tQrs,. Ltd., Xsipgtap

Allan, A.,

Allan, E. C.,divisional

Exchangesupt., Transportation

it Bullion De.pt;,.F,M,S. Ry.s.,-K..L.,:Sehijigor

Broker, .Sbangjiai

Allan, J. M.v agent, Chartered.B-uik pplpclia^ Australja A China, Sarawak

Allelk, t)'.; Malayan B rew'efies. Ltd..^Sj.ngartiore

Allen. A. 11. ('., comnicwial, mgr.. D^poii Plantation, Ltd., Malacca

Allen. B. C.. .asst, Hong Kong A S'lmi Ranking'Corp:n.,; Saigon ;

Allen, B. Wi, supt.. Police Dept.. Penang^A. S. , iQianqpjq ,.T enm

Allen, C. C., up-country staff...lJo|tipay-Buri^^Jh.,^,rflding-•Cpprn-:|,’ Ltd-:, Bangkok,

Allen, E. R., asst., Boustead A Co.,.Ltd-, Penang

Allen. F. W., Patevflpp, SiniottiH A Co., Ltd.',' Singapore .

Allen, C. C., supt., SavingrBmik (S.S,-Govt). Siw^apOre •

Allen, G. V., principal, King Edward VIL College 1of Medicine; SiW^apofe 1

Allen, H. aect. Singapore C6*d Stbrage Co:,’ Ltd., Singapdre'

Allen, J. A.. Imperial^ ClmmiQa,l-,lrtd.^riies. (Mata^i^^Ltd.^.Siiigitp^ve '.

Allen, L. A.. Lands tv Mlftes'Coiiiniissibner.^onopel , ,t , • ; » . .,/ ..

Allen, P. T., Secretary for Chinese Aibur-', P.M.q.'k, . , . r

Allen, S., consul fpi-j L\SA.| ^-he^^j »vr^Idaial5 nsJooiT ijun^iaaa' o' (I jlasl

Alien, R., manager. Mai den v tLtd.. Shangliiii

,,ineei ..

Jardihc;, M^tberyp iSh^aghgii

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Allison, L. M.., consul - for l.S.A.;' IrMnun' ,

Alison,

Aloisi, A. S.,acct.,

M., manage!

Italian,iSteariie.s

Harrison,It

Bank fortfe'Olbna, win, L'"-l.', l 'o6'cb(Av'•

Tunit^ftL

Alsobfook, A., reprOs., t!or, Manila 1 , •

Altamira,

Altavas, E.,M.General

P., Altamira

Land Rdgiscrdtion Qflice,.:Maiiiia! . ., ; , . ; .. .

Altenburg, Dr. F., consul-general, for Gernia,ny, Gajitop

Altendorf, J.ohai’n, secretary, German Embassy, lokyo

.Altson, R. A., plant pathologist^ Agricutural Dept., F.M.3.

Alunan, R., director, Salacot Mining,(Qo,., Manila

Amber, B. D., assist, maiiagex1:, General Mptprs .’teceptance-, Corp., Osaka

Amber, G., group supervisor, /EducatioirfDepk, Singapore.

Ambler, C. P., partner, Fraser & Co., , Singapore

Ames, A. P., attorney, Standard Vacuum Oil Go., -Manila ,

Ames, A. V., mgr., Paya Lang Estate, Johor,e •>,

Ammann, E., K. D. Petroleum Co:pf Gluna, Ganton

Arnory,- R. ,;PI. ,St., L^ui^ T. Leonowjens, Ltd., Bangkok

Amos, H. C., principal, American School in Japan, Tokyo , ,,

Amour, J. C., mgr., N.ew Engineering

Amtowgianni, M,, commissioner of Police, Vi lie de Tchekan Kouang-tcl uou?w^in

Anastassellis, A. C., proprietor, Tientsin Tobacco Co.', Tientsin , , .

Anastasselks, C. J.,proprietor, Tientsin Tobacco Co., Tientsin ,

Anastasselis, C., managing partnef-, Tientsin Tobadeo Co.1, Tientsin , * .c

Anastassellis, D. C., proprietor,, Tientsin .jTpbacco - - - Cos Tientsin

Ancel,

Ancel, Ch., mgr.,foreign

S. A., L. Union (of Paris) Caldbecb,

sales-dept.', Fire lnsm ari

e Go., Ld.,.Hankow

&,Co., Ltd., ^Shahgtiai;./

Ancheta, Leon, manager, foreign dept., Philippine.N"nti6nil Bank, Manila

Andersen, C. S., supt., tele, station, Great Northern T’graph Co., Ltd., IS’,bin

Andersen, H., shipping dept., East Asiatid Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Andersen, L. 'C. C., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co./Nagasaki

Andersen, R., China Import & Export’Luihber f'o., Ltd., Shanghai' ’

Andersen, R. Rose, mgr., Tbnresgn Ltd.,- B.ingkrtk

Anderson, A. D., mgr., Insurance ])ept., New, Zeul'aud In«(irance Co., Ltd.,'Singy.|idr4

Anderson, A. J., Shanghai !Telephone Co.;; Sli;uigbai

Anderson, D.,A. director,

Anderson, R., asst.SimesUpt.,Darby,

Police

cfe'CoY,^ept-.j

Ltd/,'-SlHCdpof0/

Peiiltn^'' iJi'yvih

Anderson, E., editor & proprietor, The “ &j)Ortsman/■’ .Singapore

Anderson, E. F. Gi, ae^:, Duhlbp Plmitatidh, Ltd., Malacca ■

Anderson. G. T., works mgr., Hume Pip'(d Ltd/, SfAghpore

Anderson, H. C., managing direCtdr, Manila Hotel Co., Manila ,:

Anderson,,H. J. P., chairman, K.ulangsu Municipal Co;unci], Amdy

Andersdn,'H.' R., director, Kyle, Palmer'^'Go., Ld., Perak ’ !,

Anderson, J. C. O’G., commissioner, Cbinese’Mai'itrme Customs, Yunnanfu ’

Anderson, J. G., disk officer, Mukah,. P'ciraw'ak

Anderson, J. S., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur. Selangor

Anderson, J. W., sub-aceto Chartered Bank pf'Ipdia^ Au'sft. and Rhinal,'.Tiepisiri ;

Anderson, J. W., acct. dept., Standaribyiicuiiin Cij'Co., Tientsin

Anderson, J. S.. asst., - (Tutb.a_fgi!&,p9>. Ci'l., Kuala Luinjmr

Anderson, J. W. S., executive engineer, PAV,D.', l^ua)a J^pis, Pahang

Anderson, K. M. G., Guthrie «b Co., Lfd., fe.ual;i, Luinpm|% Selangor

Anderson, L. C., signs per pro., Druihfndria h^YCov,. Sandakan

Anderson, P., advertising mgr., Thp “^pbrtsmkVi^'Sihgapore

Anderson, R. E., Health Officer, Nbr^H Perak

Anderson, R. Rose, manager, Thoresen & Cb-VCtd1:','Bangkok

Anderson, S. A., partner, Richie £ Bts^'C'^ingnpore

Anderson, W. G. M., sub-acct/, .Cliaftered. Bank of India, Aust. &'China, Cebu

Anderson, W.H.,pres., Wm. H. A.hdhrsoft &'Cb1'‘ife ffrl4., Erlanrge ikGaiinger. Inc., Matlllh

Anderson, W., signs per'pro:; Bob-stead & Col, Ltd., Penang

Anderson, N., Caldbfefek, rSHategfrai ,. : .

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Andreadi, C. J., Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Andersen, T. V. N., asst., Saunders & Macphail, Singapore

Andrew, A. technician, Malaya Dispensary, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Andrews, A. G supt., Prye River Dock & Bagan Dalam Slipway, Penang§

Andraws, G. V, asst, acct., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., ,Singapore ’

Andrew, J. A., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Oo., Ltd., Tientsin

Andrews,

Andrew, J.J H.E M.,manager, Arnold

actg. branch mgr.,& Co.,

UnionLtd., ShanghaiSociety of Canton, Ld., Yokohama

insurance

Andrews, R G., engr., Ban Hin Lee Oil Mill, Penang

Andrews, W. C. L., Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Andringa, S. II., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Anema, F. I., consul for Sweden, Padang, N.E.I.

Ankeny,A.J.H.,C.,manager,

Angus, ProduceFord

assist, manager, Export Co.,Co.Harbin

Motor of Japan, Yokohama

Annetfc, M. A., director, T. E. Griffith (1932), Ld., Canton

Annett, M. M., director, T. E. Griffith (1932), Ld., Canton

Anonas, G., acting gen. mgr., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Antaki, Isaac, proprietor, I. Antaki & Co., Kobe

Anterior, L Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, H’phong

Anthoine-Milhomme, P. E A, cashier, Banque de LTndochine, Singapore

Anthony,

Anthony, B.C.B.,E.,manager,

comml. Standard-Vacuum

mgr;, Societe desOild’Extreme-Orient,

Co., Canton Haiphong

Anthony, T. S., asst,, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Antoni, M., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Antoms,

Antdl, WR.S.,D.,sales

architect, A. Gabler-Gummert,

manager, Dunlop Rubber Co.Manila (Far East), Ltd., Kobe

Apcar, M., mng. director, A. M. Apoar & Co., Yokohama

Aplin, F. G., supt., Chandu Dept., Kelantan

Aplin, T. A. D’o, director, Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Appleton, G. B , tidesurveyor

Araneta, Carmen, & harbour

director, Araneta. Inc., master,

Manila Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Araneta, J. A., pres., People'* Press, Inc., Manila

Araneta, J. A., Araneta, De Joya, Zaragoza, Manila

Araneta, Ramon, treasurer, Araneta Inc., Manila

Araneta, Salvador, vice-president, Araneta Inc., Manila

Aratoon,

Arbenz, H.H.R.,S.,architect

sole partner, Stephens

and consul for Paul & Co., Singapore

Switzerland, Singapore

Arbuthnott, A., partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., K L Selangor

Arcangel, M. B., Clarke & Larkin, Manila ’

Archer, A., o.b.e., consul, British Embassy, China

Archer, C. H., consul for Great Britain, Tamshui

Archibald, H. J., managing director, Central China- Post, Ltd., Hankow-

Archer, J. B., resident, Sibu, Sarawak

Arcus, M. G., Pharmacy Dept., American Dispensary, Shanghai

Arcouet, H. N., propr., Arcouet k Co., Yokohama

Arcus, C. H-, nagr., Maison Arcus, Shanghai

Ardain, L., Business Office, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Areneta, C., secretary, Araneta, Inc., Manila

Arend, F. van den, consul for U.S.A., Soerabaya, N.E.I

Areneta, J. A., pres., People's Press, Inc., Manila

Arentoft, O.. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Argali, C. B. K., manager, Hill Pharmacy, Kobe

Argent, W. A., director, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Hankow

Arias, Jose Varela y., consul for Peru, Kobe

Aristoff, P., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Armstrong, D. J., signs p.p., Sandilands, Buttery k Co„ Singapore

Armstrong, J., Singer Sewing Machine CO., Singapore

Armstrong, T. T., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Arnold, D., manager, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

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ArnolH*d E.w' L. G,"larul

Arnold, ger forTUbert

director, ^hirf&’ ^ommercial UnionShanghai

Co. (1931), Ltd, 8

Assurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

™Arnhold, j F, H.proot-reading

E., director, deptChina

N. China

Import Daily& News

Export& Herald.

LumberLtd,

Co,S’hai

Ltd. S’hai

Arnold, JJ commercial

ea com erci 1

attache, American Commercial Attache, Shanghai ’

Avn°, M i n’D “ f attache, U.S. Dept, of Commerce, Shanghli

a -n d,r^

Arthur, -, sub-aoct.

J. F, partner, & pro-mgr.

Kennedy & Co, Penang National City Bonk of N Y, Tientsin*

Artindale F H, Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Artindale, E. S, Import Dept, Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd, Tientsin

Arundel! G R H, dist. officer, Engkilli & Lnbok Antu, Sarawak

Ashbrook C.S'./bhartored electrical engineer, Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

T u?’ M. E, 8o^

Ashley,

attorney

’ Maritime Co,

Shanghai Telephone Insurance Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Shanghai

Ashton, A. E, supt. Posts & Tele. Dept, Singapore

Aslet, C.n • A,

r director,

V.” commissioner Chinese&Maritime

L. D. Abraham Co., KobeCustoms, Swatow

Aspland,ADr.G,W.signs H. G, medical officer,Bank,

British Legation, PeipingP 8

Assehn, ,1. L, agent, Singer Sewing MachineShanghai

Asseier, p. p. The Chase Co, Osaka

AssRer A. H, asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept. Singapore

Aston, Capt. A. \ , chairman, Sanitary Board, Perak

Atkinson, F. H,

Atkin-Berry H C, asst.partner,

Harper,Swan

Gilfillan i Co, Ltd,

& MacLaren, Kuala Lumpur, Selanaor

Singapore

Atkinson, E. H„ asst, Gilfillan & Co, Ltd, Kuala Lumpur

Atkinson,

Atkinson, W. RJ. BDerd,suptdirector,

Constabulary,SiamJesselton,

Thedirector, Steam BritishCo,North

Packet Ltd,Borneo

Bangkok

Atkinson, T dl

L .architect

r leri in

and Atkinson & Dallas, Ld, Shanghai

Atwefl W.

Atwell, W pE, Lowe, T ’ nBingham building & Loan Co,Shanghai

& Matthews, Ltd, Tientsin

Aubert,G.,R, Bills

Aubry, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

Dept, Banque de LTndochine,des Petroles, Saigon

Singapore

Aubrey, SG,F,merchant,

Audoyer, president,Audoyer,

A. A P. Co, Inc,.Manila P

G, Yokohama

Auer, A,

Auge, P, signs per pro, Keller

consul-adjoint, French& Consulate,

Co„ Ld, ManilaSlianghai

Aulas, P,, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petfoles, Saigon

Aune, R. B., vice-consul for Norway, Kobe

Aucott, I., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

Aurely,G,Edirector, Montor, Ltd, Singapore

ai j ' ‘ H.,

Auslander^ t?'* ambassador,

proprietor, Italian Embassy,Finance

Auslander’s Tokyo & Import Office ShamrhH 8

Aussem, EL, asst., P

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore ’

T?° -’ British consul-general for Yokohama

AvAnt' J.r M., controller

Avent acting mgr.,Government

Standard-VacuumMonopoliesOilDepartment,

Co., TsingtaoSingapore

Avon, M, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles Pnom Pneh

Avramow, A. WJ representative, Thomas De La Rue J Co., Ltd Shanghai

-’ president,Marine

Axtell, I E, commander, Crownchina Co, Inc, Shanghai

Staff, Telegraph Shanghai

Co, Ltd, Singapore

Ayton, P, secretary, British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai 1

Azadian C, mgr., National Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Azaola E secretary, Wm. H. Anderson & Co, Manila

Azzaretti, U, signs per pro, E. Venturi, Shanghai

Babcock, W. R, president, Babcock

iftifoe -FORBIGN 11 ESI DENT,:

(laboud, C., partner, Baboud^Mary &; Cie., Slianghai ,

Babintseff, A. V., partner and roan&geiy 1; I. Tschuxin & Co., Harbin

Babick, W., Ahrens Go J Tokyo

Baobtok, L. T., Union Oil CO. of California, Singapore

Bachelor, R. K., dist. mgr., Manufacturers infe Insurance, Canton

Bachelor, W. W,, vertheation officer, Audit Dept., Singapore

Bachrach; E. M., pres., Big WedgC Mining Co., Manila

Baddeley, capt., marine supt.. Straits Steamship Goj, Ltd., Singapore

Badeley, J. E.,'barrister-at-law, Hansons^ Shanghai

Bader, E., manager, Ogliastro & Co., Hanoi

Baelz, W., Deutsche Farbe'n^Hand'elsgeselisChaft, Newchwang

Baer, W. W., Far Eastek-n representative, Union Oil Co. of California, Kobe

Baert, P., chancellor, Belgian Consulate, Shanghai

Baeza, J. I., State Medical & Health Officer, Perak

Bagge,

Bagge, R.,W.,secretary,

ministerSwedish Legation.Tokyo

for Sweden, Tokyo

Bagnall, Sir John, Executive Council, S. S. (Colonial Oovt., Singapore

Bagot,

Bahnson,E.,F.deputy commissioner

W., Merchant, Hankowof Police, F.M.S.

Baile, C. J., director, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bailey, C. A., pres.y Bailey Stevedoring Co., Manila

Bailey, F.John,

Bailey, C. sub-manager,

consiil-generalNational

for Great CityBritain,

Bank ofBangkok

New York, Manila

Baillie, J., manager, Francis Peek & Co., Singapore

!

Bain, C. M., chairman of - -directors, • Gordon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bailey,

Bain, M.T. E.,C.,asst., Ferry Drs;

partner, ServiceFpwlie

Dept.,&Harbour

Black, Board, Penang

Singapore

Baird, J. P., Municipal Comipissioner;'Saraw'alc

Baird, W., installation mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Baist,

Baker, H.Capt.

R., Import Dept., toKunst

A. C., advister ife Albers, Canton

the Government of Kelantan, Kelanfam

Baker, A. G., controller, Government Ylonbpolies Department, Singapore1

Baker, C. H., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Baker, Dr. J. E., chairman, China Press, Inc,, Shanghai

Baker, E. C., assist, commissioner, municipal police, Shanghai

Baker, E. R., executive engr., P.W.D., Jesselton, B.N.B.

Baker, F. W., manager, Business Printing Dept., tfitanyh'ti Times, Shanghai

Baker, G. H., manufactu^gifs’,pepreseptative,

Baker, H. R., controller, Government Monopolies Depart.nj,ent, Singapore

Baker, J., mgr., Alhambra Theatre, Singaporer

Baker, J. M., minister, II.S.A- Legation, iBangkok ■

Baker,

Baker, Dr.

M., J. E., chairman,

director, QhinatPress,,Inp..Lb].,

Amalgamated,Theatres. SlianghgT

Singapore .

Baker, R. A-»• manager,, Thps.. l/qqt. .& Son, Ld., SJianghai

Baker,

Bakker,W.A.,J.,branch

manager,

mgr.,ShanghaiiGgs

Blpm ife van derGo.^,,Ltd, SUangliai

Aa.. Tientsin-

Balandin, N. P., manager, Balandin’s Pharmacy, Tientsin

Bald, R., manager, Dock Department, HarboUji-.Hpard, Singapore ,

Baldwin, Barry, manager, Lunetfi Motor Co., Manila

Baldwin, C. Y., chief accountant;, American Trading Co. of Japan,' KoW ’

Baldwin, Dr. F. B., treasurer, American Intei national Underwdriters. Manila

Baldwin, N., vice-president, Mapondray & Co., Wei' Manila

Ball, J. V., pro-mgr. and sub. acct., National Ci': v Bapk o'f New York, Cai;' ...

Balhetehet, E. P., Malaya Tribitri^'Press, Ltd., Kuala1 Lumpur

Balhetch&t, W. A., medical offipm:,. Teluk Anson. Hospital, Perak

Ball, I). H., D. Gestetner ('Eastej'n.),. lytd., Singapore ; .

Ball, G. V., pro-mgr. &, sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Canton

Ball, W. A., asst., Boustead, L, Go., Ltd., Singapore-

Ball, W. C. D., district engr,, Municipal. Electricity Dept.,- Singalptte ■

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Ballard, G., Banque Die."‘LMntloeC&iiae, ^Shanghai.

Ballard,

Ballereau,J., director, ChinaforPrinting

A.tl consuL France, and Finishing Co^ Ltd.^Shangliati

Singapore

Balls, A. J., director, ^mith, Bell 4i Co.,:Ld., Manila , >

Balthasci, W., Deutsche 'Stickstoff-H-G., Krauclg ^ Co.,. Shanghai

Bamford, G. L. F., Mercantile Bank of In^ia, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Bamford, T. E.,,subject., Natio.^a;! ,City Bank of New York, Y^ohauta.

Band, B W. I., 2mf asst, pvdtcictor of/Chinese, .Snrgaporc . -

Banfield,

Banks, E.,A. curator,

G., supervisor,

SarawakGovt. Printing

Museum, Office, ^ingappre

Sarawak

Bann, V. S., proprietor, Bann’s Studio, Shanghai

Bannerjea, D. N., Rogers & .Spq, Malacca .:

Baptist, G; B.. financial asst., Medical Dept., Penang

Baptista, R. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltyl.,’ Cantqn

Baptiste. H. F., asst., Patorig' iX: Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bar, H., mgr.' 'for China, B^ue'' Franco-Ch. Phhr Le Com. ot L’Industrie,’S’hcii

Barbash, B. S.. Barb ash & Co., Shanghai

Barbashofi, V. J To.ro Biihcd^k'IChhusbiki KalsHa,,'Y6kdh,ara&

BarhahVl. Ivf ,‘ "asSt.,' 6^1iasttpr 'Of- 'Haiphjoii^ '

Barhat, V. P.. asst., SihgahOTc'Imprbifelneht, Prlist, Singapore’

Barber, R.. secretary, Banque de. L’In<^o-Chine, Shanghai

Barberat, L., agent, Assurance' Drarico^Asiatiqu^, .Mukden

Barbier,

Barbosa, R„Dr.Bfuique

A. T. dede'Sousa,

LTndo-Chjne,

GovernorShanghai i

of Mackh, Macatf?;

Barbotin, J„ Compagnie Franco1'AsiiVtinu^' desPetroles, Saigon ;

Barbour, traffic dept.. Sitigafidre Traction' Co., Ltd., Sin’ghpofe

Barbour, R. A., manager, Angld French k Bendixs'cns,- Ld.,' Selangor

Barclay. W. A., sub.-manager, Alfred, Herbert. Ltd., Osaka :

Barcroft, J. C. H.. dist. officer^ AMlUan. -SariiVak ‘ ' ' •

Bardatv-J., manager, Banqub FranCo-Chinoise pitm- le Commerce Ct L’lndustric/Peiiiing.

Barden, H., acet.. Eastern Bank,'lit(L, Singapore

Baril, R.. Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiel de L’Indb’chine, Hiitphdng

Barker, R. J„ assist, mgr., Sbaugfiai' IW A- (Johf Stdl ageCol, Ltd., ShangbaV' •

Barling, Rev. F. S., China Inland Mission, Pi'ngya'Gg, W'enchow

. Barme,

Barnes,L.,E.asst.,

C., Compagnie Franco.Asiatiqiie

general manager, Warner, desBarnes

Petroles, SaigonLd., Manila,

& Co.,

Barnes, E. G., signs the firm. . Hnr'Yre,. Cooke yt' Co., Sha'h^hai

Barnes, P. C.. Peninsula

Barnes, T. A., secy. to. fesid^pt Riie'ctbr, Duhlqp 'Planfafiohs, Ltd., f Malacca

Barnwell,'T . A . latex/cheffifst, DithloTi'.Pla-tiLa'fitai's; Malagtl.jt • /, 1

Barnwell/S., assist, mgr.. Maynard W Co., r.fd'., Sihgapore

Barnett, -1. P.. Dodwell” & Cb., Ltd., Tokyo'

Baron, B. N.. surveyor & land officer, hand k' Survey .Dept,,' Sarawak'

Barraclough. E. 8., mahageL Cathay Land Cp.;, Shanphai

IIBarron. G. ]).. supt.. Survey Offhc, Johore

Barrera, F-’. .1.. parim r, Calatvoni, Tlstah', k C'«., .Shanghai '

Barrette. F.. T)., Barret^d Shipping k Trading Co., S'ipgdporo ' '

Barrette, r. T., Bancttp Shipping & Trading Co., Singapore

Barringtow. C. C., iisst.,'Cpchfan A Co., Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, Sel'ap|>;or.

Baroukh. lD. F., proprietor, L.aroukh Trading CpV, Shanghai

Barron, Hon, W- D^ commissioner,,Dept. ef. Singapore

Barron, \V. acct., TTnited Enginper^, LtyL,; Tpph>,. Peval;,. .

Barrow, A. ,F. L., a^st., Barjow Co,,' Singapore? ,

Barrowma:', B , Drs.,^ Sir . Malcqlm Watson

:1 Barry, F. R., fmanager, Employer’s Liability Assurance Corpn;,./Shklnghai 1

• Barry, J. C., supt. of police,nPoIice-Department; M-a-lkhcaien, 'ii,: /

•flBarry,T. A., mgr., Automatic Telepliones of Chink; Fed. 'Inc.r'UrS.Ai, Shanghai:

Barson, A. J., secretary, Aocts’. Dppt.y Miliiiagtoni Ltd., Shanghai : • ■

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Bartels-Troje, H., consul for Germany, Sourabaya, N.E.I.

Barth, J., proprietor, Barth, J., Tokyo

Bartholomeusz, F. A., mang. director, F. A. Bartholomeusz, QL-d., Singapore

Bartlett, H. G. H., supt., Govt. Gardens & Plantations, Taiping, Perak

Bartley, W., president, .Municipal Council, Singapore

Barton, FT. D. M., Tea Oept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Barton, V. G. F., director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Barue, E. L. Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Yunnanfu

Barwick, S., eastern commander, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Bary, iDr. A., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Basel, F. VV., architect and engineer, Basel & Frey, Peiping

Baskerville, R. E., gen. mgr., Firestone Tyre & Rubber C’p-, Manila

Bass, G. R., secretary, Kulangsu Municipal (^ouncil. Amoy

Bassett, A., director, A. Lapato, Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Bassompierre, H. E. Baron Albert dje,'.ambassador, Belgian Embassy. Tokyo

Batchelor, R. K., mgr., Manufacturers Life Insurance CP., Canton

Bateman, E. F., dir. & secty., Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Bateman, O. R. S., partner, chartered accountant, Gattey & Bateman, S’pore

Bateman, R., line dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Baterson, W. B., Malaya TMh.une Frets, fif'd,y Ipoh, Perak

Bates, A. E., Jardine, M.atheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, B. R., general agent, Dollar Steamship Lines, Ld., Singapore

Bates, G. T., manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Sarawak

Bates, H. B., mgr. for Far East. Eagle and Globe Steel Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, J. N., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, W. L., editorial dept., Xorth China Daily News <('■ Herald, Ltd., S’hai

Bateson, E., controller of Rubber, Jesselton

Bath, V. C., secty., Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Singapore

Bathurst, E., preventive deputy com., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hong Kong

Battegay, M., president, Societe AT. Battegay & Cie., Tientsin

Battishill, P. H., partner, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Batty, R., asst., Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Baudez, M., consul general, France, Shanghai

Bauer,

Baughan,Paul,

A. consul-general for Austria,

F., mgr., Sime Darby

ientsin

Bauman, C. T., accountant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Baur, Dr. F., signs the firm, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Bavinck, J. B., resident of the East of Sumatra, Medan

Baxendale, G. A., acct., Survey Dept. (S.S. & F.M.S.), Kuala Lumpur

Baxter, H. G., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Bayer, L., Compagnie

Bayes-Davy, Franco-Asiatique

iS., surveyor, Paulsen &desBayes-Davy,

Petroles, PnomShanghai

Pneh

Baylin, A. G., assist, manager, Oppenheimer Casing Co., Ld., Tientsin

Baylin, J., director, Banque de LTndo-Chine, Haiphong

Bayly, G. E.. W. W., supt., Convict Prison, Taiping, Perak

Bayne H. A., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Swatow

Bayne, H. Hunter, chartered accountant, H. H. Bayne & Co., Manila

Bayot, A. M., proprietor and manager, Plaza Hotel, Zamboanga

Beach, F. P., Rev., American Board Mission, Foochow

Beale, Louis, councellor, British Embassy, Peiping

Beale, N. G., mng. dir., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Bean, A., inspector of mines, Mines Dept., F.M.S.

Beatty, J., general manager, Railway Dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

Beattie, S. J., surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Beauroy, H., vice-consul for France, Shanghai

Beavan, P. W., partner, Theodor & Rawlins, Shanghai

Beavis,

Beavis, A.R. E., proprietor,

C., mech. engr.,Singapore FertilizerGold

Raub Australian Co..Mining

Singapore

Co., Ltd., Pahang

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FI65-

Bechler, E., merchant, Hankow

Bechtle, W., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomel Kaisha, Kobe

Beck, A. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

Beck, E. E. H., supt. of Police, Police Department, Malacca

Beck, I., Becks Inc., Manila

Beck-Friis, Baron J., Swedish Envoy Ext., &.Minister Plent., Peiping1'

Beck, J. P. H-, headmaster, Tranquerah English School, Malacca

Beck, Walter, Merchant, Tokyo

Becker, J. N., mgr., “Singapore Soda” Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Becker, J. N., mgr. (N.E.I.), N.V. Handel Mij. Fraser & Neave, Sourabaya

Becker, P. A. F., Merchant, Singapore

Becker, P., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Becker, Dr. W.. partner, C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Beckett, A., Belgian consul at Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Beckett, H. J. R., financial controller, Treasury Department, Sandakan

Becot,

Bedaride, J., Compagnie

F., mgr., Franco-Asiatique

Lonkomay, Shanghai des Petroles, Saigon

Bedat, M., directeur, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Beddoe,

Beddow, Dr. L. T.,R. chartered

E., supt., Stout Memorial

accountant, Hospital,

Thomson Wuchow

& Co.. Tientsin

Bedford, F., gas engr., Municipal Gas Dept., Singapore

Bedington, G. C., state engr., P. W. D., Negri Sembilan

Bedlington, K. L., asst, supt., Revision Branch, Survey Dept., Taiping

Bedoni, P., signs per pro., Clerici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Beebe, Geo. S., Carter, Macy, Tea & Coffee Co., Inc., Daitotei, Formosa ,

Beedle, P. N.,J.,techical

Beerbrayer, Merchant,dept,Dairen

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Singapore

Beerli, H., signs per pro.,

Beeton, J. H., asst., Bennie, LowickYplkart Brothers,& Co.,

ShanghaiSingapore

Begg, T. A. T., Silrveyor, Nielsen & Malcolm, Shanghai

Beins,

Behrens, I., secty.. Great Northern Telegraph Office.

F. M., asst, collector of Land Revenue, Land Malacca

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Behring, F. V., signs per pro., Bayer, Yokuhin Gortiei Kaisha, Kobe

Behrman, G. W., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Behr, V., asst., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Belden, H. J., director, Peoples’ Mortgages & Investment Co., Manila

Belderson, J. H., asst, auditor, Audit Dept., Singapore

Belgrave, W. N. C., chief research officer, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Bell,

Bell, A.D. D.,

A. E.,director,

agent, The Shanghai

Hongkong Dock & Engineering

& Shanghai Bank, AmoyCo.,,Ltd., Shanghai

Bell, F. C., secretary, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Bell,

Bell, G.H.,T., f.c.a.,

superintendent, Mansfield

Bell (Harold), & Cp.,Bird

Tayloi’, Ld., Singapore

& Co.', Kobe

Bell, M. B., proprietor, Bell & Co., Singapore

Bell, R. D., director, Harvie, Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Bell,

Bell, R.W. G.,G., Representative

assist., & Agent, Yokohama

Standard-Vacuum OilCo.,Co.,Zamboanga

Tokyo

Bellemans,

Beilis, M. P.,

A. G., A,generalagent, Robert

manager andDollar

treasurer, J. P. Heilbronn Co., Manila

Beltchenko, consul for Portugal, Hankow

Belton, C. D., Far Eastern mgr., General Accident. Fire & Life A«sce. Corpn., Ld., S’hai

Bemis, capt. H. M., naval attache, LLS.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Bender,

Bendixsens, F. W.,E.,manager,

director, National City Bank

Anglo-French of New York,

& Bendixsens Kobe

Ltd., Singapore

Benecke, D. W. A., signs per pro., Winckler

Benham, H. D., mgr., Tsehurin & Co., Ltd., LI., Harbin & Co., Yokohama

Benjamin,

Bennett, S. H.,director,

Benjamin H.& Sons,

Slot&&Shanghai

Bennett, E.Geo.,J., merchant, G.Bennett Co., Chemulpo

Co., Ld„ Singapore

Bennett, H. G., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

 FOKKltfX; RUSIDENTS

Bennett, -f., signs per pro., Borneo C<»., Ld., Singapore

Bennett, J. H., partner, Santliiands.Bntterv & Co, Penang

Bennett, P. J., asst., Guthrie. & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bennett, Boy C\, editor and gen. nij-' i ., Ma.iula, D

Bennett, R. D., mgr., Educational Dept.. Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Bennett, W. G., consular agent. British Consulate, Chemulpo

Bennetts, A. T., Aenioi-'inspeethr oJ Mines. Mihes-Dept., F.M.S.

Einninghoft, H. M., consul for U.S.A., Harbin!

Benoit, J. B., French Mifnicipal Gofuncdh Tientsin

Benson, C. F., Shanghai Telephone .Co.', Shanghai

Benson, D. J., Lowe, Bingham k Matthews, Shanghai

Bensen, J. A. G., asst, supt., dtit IB vision, Trade & Customs, Sarawak

Bentham, V. H., asst., Harrisons A. Crosfield CBorneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Bentinck, H. J. F., acot., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Tientsin

Ben well, A. J., comdr., Salvation Aiiny,, Peiping

PerEiha, D., signs per pro., Beraha &; Stetten, Shanghai

Berents, H., land commission, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Berg, A., mgr., TeSsre & Schroeter, Shanghai

Berg, O., asst., Kunst & Albers, Harbin

Berger, D. C., consul for America, Tientsin

Berger, S. M., pres. Berger •& Co;, Manila

Beigmann, capt. L. J., China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Bergmann, O. E., mgr., Wilding & Co., Batavia, N.E.I.

Bergquist, L. C., mgr., Standard-Wacuum Oil Co., Perak

Berli, A., partner, Berli Tucker '& Co., Bangkok

Berli, H., partner. Berli Tucker Tr Co.. Bangkok

Bermant, A., assist., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Bennetts, A. T.. senior inspector of Mines, Mines T)ept., F.!M.S.

Bentham, V. H., asst., Harrisons k Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Bernard, M., vice-consul & seefetaire-archiviste, French Legation, Bangkok

Bernard, R,., Banque de LTndo-Cliine, Shanghai

Bernhardt, H., signs per pro, .Ei'dntAn &. Sielcken, Sourahaya

Bernstein, H. H., representative, Qrenstein .& Koppel, A. G., Shanghai.

Bervidge, T. F., N. V. Koloniale Petroleum Yerkoop Mij, Semarang

Bewick, B. R., director, Berrick & Co.. Ltd. k Consul for Finland, Yokohama

Berrick, R. H. A., assist., Berrick,ik Ld.. Yokohama,

Berry, H. C. A., director, Sungei Eagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Berry, T. P. de, agent, Singer'Sewing Machine Co., Shanghai ,

Berry, M., director, Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, A. J., a^st.. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, E. A., service manager. Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, R. A., chief clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bertram, R., merchant, R. Bertram k Co., Peiping

Bessmer, T. O., signs per pro., Keller A Co., Manila

Best,

Best, E.T.A.B.,L., supt.

vice.-pres. «fc secy., American

Municipal Radio kSingapore

Water Dept., Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Best, L. H., Carreras, Ltd., Penang

Beswick, L„ director, Frost, Bland «fe Co., Lid., Shanghai

Betines, S. T.,W.proprietor,

Bettendorf,; G.. auditor,Bubbling Well Pharmacy,

International Harvester Shanghai

C.o, of Phil., Manila

Betteridge, T. D., partner, Hallam A Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Betz, R. H., vice-consul for Germany, Canton

Beudin, J„ manager, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Bevan, M. L.. Cfiina. Representative, Maclaine Watson k Co., Shanghai

Revan, T. W., Bombay-Bunnah Trading t’ornn., Ltd., Bangkok

Beyer,

Bhagat,A.,B. Beyer

D., managing Newchwang

proprietor, Sphinx Trading Co., Kobe

Bibby, T. F. A , governing director; Warner Barnes & Co., Ltdq Manila

Richard, G. F. H., Benjamin andTMtts,; Shanghai i

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F187!

Rickerdike, F. A., instal. engr., Oriental

Bidder, Dr. H., secretary of Legation for Germany,' PeipingTeleyAdne .t Electric ' ' . v, Etd.i Singapore

Riddle, A. ( .. proprietor,( Townsend

Biddle, C. W., National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Biddulph,V.J.D.P.,H.,acting

Bidwell, 2nd asst,

director, Borrows to Gov'

&’Cot., , Federal Secretariat,

Ld;,!TieViisHP " " K.l.. Si’ ' P:gp>

BiedermariiE., Merchant, Saigon

Riederman,

Riehayn, P., M., mgr.,^Merchant,

Slevogt Saigon

Bielfeld, L., Bielfeld & Sun, Tientsin .:

Bielfeld,

Bielfield, K., merchant, DonnellTientsin

L. A., Bielfeld & Sun, A: Biel fieldl Tientsin

Bielo-Kamen, M., mgr., General Trading Co. &:Universal Xraning A- Express Co., T’tan

Bienfait, P. E. H. B., asst, mgr., Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, S’povo

Biesel, R. G., per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Bigault, R. Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Bijlmer, W., outdoor dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatsphappij, Sing-u <,f«

Pines, J. A., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Bingham, R. P., m.c.s., asst, protector of Chinese, Singapore

Binnie, A. C., accounts dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore,

Binnie, T. R., deputy commissioner, Oustoms & Excise, K. LA Selangor

Bijlard, P., French Consul, Sourabaya

Bill, O. O.,

Billing, manager,

A. G., SingerSurvey

asst, supt., SewingOffice,

Machine

JohoreCo., Singapore

Billing, J. M. executive engineer', Bentong, Pahang

Bilton, E. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Shanghai

Bintley,

Birch, A.B.L.,N.,chiefasst.,electrical

McAlister & Co.,and

engineer Ltd.,inspector,

SingaporeP.W.D., Johore

Bird, A. J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Cliina. Shaagljat'

Bird, C. F., f.c.a., Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Bird, E. G., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bird,

Bird, H.

R., R.Acting

consul,DeputyBritish Legation,Singapore

Batavia

Birenstihl, M., F. E. Treasurer,

Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Birkenbeil,

Birnie, Leonard,E. O.,Merchant,

assist., Bayer, KobeMeister-Lucius Y.G.K., Kobe

Birse, A. L., district

Birt, C. A.F., H., officer.

exc.vice-president^

engr., Public WorkLarut District,

& Railways PerakDepartment, Sarawak

Bishop,

Bishop, H., executive engineer.KoppelP.W. D..(Philippines),

Sandakan, B.Inc..N. Manila

!’*.

Bishop, N. G.,S., signs

Bishoprick, ChinatheImport

firm, ife'

McAuliffe, Davies ACo.,Hope,

Expbft Lumber Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Bitters, J. PI., president, Immigrants’ A sylum, Medan

Bixby, G. B., asst, works mgr., Eastern Smelting

Bjergfelt, F. M., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shangha,i Co., Ltd., Penang

Black,

Black, A. R.,

G. E., asst., Sime,dept-,

insurance DarbySime,Co.,DarbyLtd.,

Co., PerakSingapore

Ltd.,

Black,

Black, J.,H. inst.'

D., .dockyard mgr.,Petroleum

mgr., Asiatic Harbour Board, Penang

Co. (North Chiiia), Ltd.,' Chungking;

Black, J. A., actg. Secretary for Chinese

Black, J. A., commissioner, Municipal Office, Penang Affairs, Singapore

J

Black, J. G., chairman, Sanitary Board, Brunei

Black, K. N., mgr. director, Sarawak Steamship Co, Ltd., Sarawak

Black,

Black, R.K. B.,

N., sec.-to

rang., Mansfield Secretariat,

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Black, T., c.a., CatteyResident,

ct Bateman, Singapore Pahang

Blackburn,

Blackiriar, M. E., representative, Douglas FirBritish

A . D., Chinese counsellor, ExportEmCobassy,

, OsakaPeiping

Blackmore, K.Dr.R.,W.State

Blackwell, L., registrar

Treasurer,of Perak

Birth & Deaths, Malacca

Blagg, C. E. L., legal adviser, Legal Depai’tment, Sarawak

'F168 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Blain, A., a.c.a.. Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Blair, R. E., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn., Hankow

Blake,

Blake, F.A. H.,

F., mgr.,

managing Simplex Concrete

director, PilesConcrete

Simplex Ltd., Singapore

Piles, Ltd., Singapore

Blake, L. R., Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Singapore

Blaker, B. O., chartered accountant, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Blakstad, G. C. C., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Blanchet, Lt.-Col. P., secretaire-general, French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Bland, Lloyd, director, Frost, Bland & Co., Shanghai

Blankstein, D. S., secretary, Municipality, Padang

Blattmann, P., assistant, Siber. Hegner Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Blattaer, R., manager, Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Blechynden,

Bleyer, L., asst., L. deMacondray

C., Asiatic&.Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

Co., Inc., Manila

Blinko, J. H., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bloch, M. S., manager, Bloch & Co., Shanghai

Block, P., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Blom, S., chief

Blomfield, engineer,

E., consul

asst., Ladang American

Geddfes Far Eastern

Estate, NegriMatch Co., Shanghai

Semiian

Blondeau, R., for France, Hankow

Blown, P., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Bluck, F. D., branch mgr., State Bank of North Borneo, Sandakan

Blum, Ch., signs per pro., Keller & Co., Ld., Manila

Blum,

Blume,F.,R.,director, Oppenheimer

asst., Carlowitz & Co., &Tientsin

Cie., Ld., Kobe

Blundell, W., director, Blundell & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Blunn, W. G. C., managing director, Blunn, George & Co., Ld., Selangor

Blunt, A. P.,H.consul-general

Bluntschli, C., general agent.,for Great

PakanBritain,

Baroe,Canton

Sumatra

Blyth, F.

Boardivian, J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, YokohamaCo., Ltd., Singapore

Boardman, F.F. V.,V.,assist,

mgr., manager,

Oriental Tolephope & Electric

Oriental Telephone and Electric Go., Singapore

Bodalin,

Bodi, L. S. J.,asst,attorney,

C., acct., Asiatic

Siam Trading

Electric Corporation,

Corpn., Ltd., Ld., Hankow

Bangkok

Bodiker, G., partner, Bodiker & Co., Canton

Bodisco, C. A. de, actg. preventive deputy commissioner, C. M. Customs, Canton

Boehl, W., signs per pro., Roese, Gcbrueder & Co., Swatow

Boehlke,

Boehm, R., Bayer PharmaInc.,Co.,Manila

Shanghai

Boer, A. C.,M. F.Den,

E. Zuellig,

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappy, Singapore

Boers, W.A.,C.,manager,

Boerter, Nederlandsch Indische

Tsingtao CarpetHandelsbank, Singapore

Factory, Tsingtao

Bogdanoff,C.G.,O.,import

Bohanan, Union dept., Melchers

Insurance & Coof, Canton,

Society Tientsin Ltd., Manila

Bohlmann, H. H., accountant, American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Boillot,

Boissevain,C., directeur.

G. VC, Boillot &forCo.,theHanoi

consul-gen. Netherlands, ShanghaiSavings Society, S’hai

Boissezon, Ch. de, commissaires aux comptes, International

Bolam, D., acting asst, harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Boldero, J. C., assist, secretary, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bolitho, E. F..H.,dir.,Merchant,

Bollenhagen, A. Lopato,Tientsin

Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Boiler, R., chief-clerk. Ford Motor Co. (of Japan), Yokohama

Boiler, R., assist., Ford Motor Car Co. (of Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Bolliger, W., mgr., Trachsler Ltd.. Shanghai

Bolte, A., proprietor, A. Waite & Co., Tientsin

Bolter, M., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Bolton, B. E., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd , Taikoku, Formosa

Bolton, GF„ V.,

Bolton, asst.,mgr.,

Patons

Legong Ulu Estate,Ltd.,Negri

Shanghai

Sembilan

Bolton, M., partner, Marshal], Bolton k Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F169

Bombach, H., Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Bonbernard, A. L. A., sub-accC, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Boncker, P., agent, Warnex*, Barnes & Co., Ltd , Cebu

Bond, F.A.,J.,asst.,

Bond, assist., Batons & Baldwins,

Hongkong Ltd., Shanghai

& Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Bond, J. F., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bondini, A. de, secty., Automatic Telephones of China Fed. Inc., U.S.A., S’haii

Bone, C. H., accounts dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Bone, Major C.C.,E.,cashier,

Bonenfant, assist, supt.,

BanqueSurvey

de Dept., F.M.S. & Canton

FIndo-Chine, S. S

Boniface, M., director, Mackenzie & Co., Hankow

Bonner, J. I.,P.mgr.,

Bonnerman, National

H., acct., City Bank efHandel

Nederlandsche New York, Canton Singapore

Maatchappij,

Bonnett, P.

Bonnot, R., chef H., assist, supt. of Surveys, Survey Dept,, Kedah des Petroles, Saigon.

Bonnyman, J. A.,d’install.,

mgr., Install.

ShanghaideNhabe,

Dock Cie. Franeo-Asiatique

& Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bono, E. V.,G.,signs

Bonwick, secretary; per pro., Yannoulatos

Christian LiteratureBros.,Society

Chefooof Korea, Seoul

Boogaard, K. van den, agent. Java-China-.Tapan Lijn, Semarang

Boogerman,

Boomer, J. D.F.,M.,F.,vice-president,

asst., DiethelmBabcock

& Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Inc, Manila

Boomsma, acct., N. V. Nederlandsche Handelsbank, Tokyo

Booten, H. de V., Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Booth, G. A., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd , Tientsin

Booth, H. R. C., manager, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Booth,

Bopp, R.,J. C.,

consulengineer. BatonsYokohama

for Brazil, & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bordier, P.. Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Bordwell,

Borioni, P.C.,H.,signs manager,

per Lumber Dept., Robert Dollar

pro., Olivier-Ohine, TientsinCo., Shanghai

Borneman, O. L., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Bornhorst, W., representative, China Underwriters, Ltd., Shanghai

Born, J. F., R. B.H. de,Macy

Borodaewsky, & Co., Inc., Kobe

attorney-in-fact, Cie. Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, S’hai

Borras, A. G., tidesurveyor & harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuchow

Borregaard, A. S., representative, T. B. Gansmoe, Kobe

Bosch, H., acting partner, Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Boss,

Boss, F.F.,H.,manager,

Merchant, Palace TientsinHotel, Shanghai

Bossee, A., Compagnie

Bosse, G., director, Lohmann des Messageries

& Co.,Maritimes. Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Bosshardt. W„ signs per pro. Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Bossiner,

Boswell, K., B.asst., East Asiatic Co.. Ltd..Kedah

Singapore

Botelho, A.Y. R., S..Marshall

State Forest

BoltonOfficer,

Co., Shanghai

Boterf, J. le, directeur general adjoint, Societe des Ciments P’land, H’phong

Botly, C. W. G., sole proprietor, Botly & Co., Perak

Botton, Ch., vice-consul, French Consulate, Netherlands India

Bouchet. M., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Boulle,

Boulton, P., acting secretary, Socfin Co.,

Dept.,Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,KobeSelangor

Boulton, R.A., B.,Shinping & Insurance

Bombay-Burmah Trading Cornes

Corpn., Co..Bangkok

Ltd.,

Boumphrey, C. L., asst., Nestle & Anylo Swiss Milk Products. Ltd., Singapore

Bourghelles, P. L. J. de, vice-consul for Spain, Batavia

Bourg, J. Du., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Bourke, J., manager, Burlington Hotel, Shanghai

Bourlin, V., art dept.. Advertising & Pnbl’citv Bureau. Ltd., Singapore

Boui’ne, A. M., mgr., North British & Mercantile Ins. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bourne, Jr., A. W., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Bourne, Major K. M., deputy commissioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

K170 ( FQilii'IiGX KjiiSI DJiNTS

Bourne, Y. H., treasurer, Municipal Rey^iaue ,L>ept.,- Shanghai

Bourrin, A., director, Tourist Information Bureau, Saigon

Boutcher,F.,C.commissaire

Bouvier, G., principal,.Bou.tcb£r

aux comptes,.

Co.,: Penang Savings Society, Shanghai

Bousquie, E., manager* Union FrancceChinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Boutin, Y„ Messageries Maritimes, Yokohama

Tkmtron, P. L., accountant,: The: Texas Co^(Cbina), Ld., Uaiphpng

Boutross, P. M., Boutross Bros., Shanghai

Bovo, Comm. Goffredo, consul-genei-al, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Bowen, B. gL, secretary,: GhAmlertiial ilnd Ufedit Bureau, Shanghai

Bowen, F. A., gen. mgr., Commercial & Credit Information Bureau,'Shanghai

Bowen, G., manager, Bowen &'Co.,, Manila ’

Bowen,, G. H., manager, Barlotv Oh. & vice-consul for Spain, Singhpoore.

Bowen, Dr. J, E., resident,supt.,y‘Ootihtf^ Hospital/'Shanghai

Bower, A., manager, Palace HBtihL ‘K'owlhbA

Bovver, W. H., freight dept.,CaiVadiah Pacitih §! S., Ltd., Kobe

Bowers, O.E., mechaniciaii-in:chargei Telegraph'Go., Ltd.!, Singapore

Bowers, L.W. I.,R.manager,

Bowley, L., Thomsonlldtayiin

& Co.,titynxVWr**;

SFurh^hai Shigaphref-"

' '

Bowling,

Box, A. W.,

D., G. div.

T. mgr.,

Fulford Imperial

Co., (

Ltd.' '

, h cltiical

Sluanghai Industries'((Slirial' Ld.* Hankow

Boyol, J.R. M.,

Boyce, F., Carter, Macy Teh A.Constdate.

consul, American Coffee tlh.,'Yokphama

Diatotei, Formosa

Boyd, A., technical adyiser ori ptece'^ppds, GtiSthmS & Exhise. K.’L'.,1 SClanghr

Boyd, A. C., supt. of Posts Mhd'Telegraphs, Kelahtan

Boyd, C. J., Health Officer, Kuala Kangsar

Boyd, E. E. G., director, Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd., Perak

Boyd,

Boyd, J.R.,L.dir.M.,ofasst., Bousthacltt,

Co-operafiori Co.,ofLtd.,

it reg. SingaporeSoc. (F.M.S.it S.S.) K. L.,|S0lahgor

Co-olierative

Boyd,

Boyd, T. J.R,L.District

W. Stirling,Officer,

chief justice,

Kinta, Supreme

Perak Coiirt, Kuching, Sarawak

Boyer, C., Harrison and CrdfefieHi (Borneo), Ld., Saridakan, B.N. Borneo

Boyes, G. M., partner, Bpyes, Bassett & Co., Shanghai

Boyps, W. R, representative, United Engiheers, Ld , Singapore

Boynton, Rev. C. L., secretary, National Christhin Council of Cliina, Shanghai

Brace,

Bracken,L.,Di.

P.,mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co-i

despatch, Hangchow

Bracklo, E., consul Advertising

for Germany,& Tsingtao

Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

r

Braddell, R. St. John, partner, Braddell Bros., Singapore

Bradford,

Bradford, W. G. P.,R,president,

manager, Everett

PhilippineSteamship Corpn.,

Aerial Taxi Co., Shanghai

Manila

Bradley,

Brady, A.H.A.,W.Stock commissioner,

and Share Chinese

Broker, Maritime

Shanghai Customs, Lappa

Brady,

Brady, H. VW.,, asst.,

assist.,Hume

Hongkong and East),

Shanghai-Banking

SingaporeCorporation, Penang

Braga, A.L. S., Pipe (Far

chancellor,-Portuguese Ltd.,Shanghai

Consulate;

Braga, J. R., foreign mgr., KwoJig Koh Long, Bangkok

Bragg, W. Jr., mgr.,

Bragonier, Asiatic j e; American

R., viee-consul, .'mi unv Cp.Consulate,

(North..China),

CantonLtd., .Tsingtao

Braidwood. W. G.. secty., China Soap Co.,. Ld., .Shanghai

Brain, H. N., consul for Great Britain, Mukden

Braley,

Brain, E.S.,K.,sub-manager. International

technical dept., East Asiatic Savings Society,

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bangkok

Brain well, E. K., assist., Warner, BarnesCo., Ld., Iloilo

Brain well, W. L.. general manageiv Warner, Barnes A Co;, Ltd., Manila

Branco, M. de C., Brazilian consul-general, Shanghai

Brand, A. R., asst., Mansfield ACo., Ltd., Singapore

Brand, Fred J., general manager, Whitsops; Ld.,,Shfep^iai

Brand, H. S., partner, M. W. Greig & Co., Foochow

Brand, J> K., Exchange Broker, Shanghai

 FOREIGN: UESIDteNTS Fi1?!

Brand, H. S.', Gibb, Living.-ton Co., L;d.. Foocln’iw

Brander,

Brandt, A.J. L.,M,.secretary

District .Officer, Kelantan it Rbgers, Ld., Shanghai

Brandt,

Brandt, J.,R. J.director, Aalland

S., finance

fnaWiger,

& Co.,

dept:, Osaka Brandt

Jardine, Mathesim & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brandt, Win., managing director, Brandt At Rogers, Ld.. Shanghai

Brandus, A. W., Netlierlahds Insurance

Brangwin, Dr. C. H., medical practitio'iier, OtHce, Harbin Swatow

Brasch, F., assist., Deutsch Farbert, Waibefl »fe Co., Shanghai

Brash, R. P., managing director, G. W. Wilson

Brassine, H. Jij signs per pro.. Credit Foncier d’Extreme

Perak Singapore

Brath, J.. asst., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore-

Brauns, Eric, director, Gadelius ifc Co., Ld., Osaka

Brayne,

Rrayne, A.W.M.,B.,C.,technical

manager, Arnhold

archivist,director, & Co., Ltd..Bangkok

British Legation, Hankow

Bruzao, Fnimacia Modern a Jorge & Co., Ltd., M.acao

Breakspeac-, O. T., director A editor, Finance & 'Commerce, Ltd., Shanghai

Bredebusch, K. A., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellischaft, Newchwang

Bredin, W. H., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Dairen

Brennan,C. C.J., J.,Shanghai

Breen, Lumber

vice-consul & Coal Co.,

for America, Shanghai

Chefoo

Brennecke,

Bretherton, A., representative, Roeehling

E. H.Fr.,S..Deutsch-Asiatische Steel

asst, inspector of Schools, Works

Education (Germany), Osaka

Dept., Perak

Bretschneider, Bank, Shanghai

Brett, J. H., manager, Siam Commercial Bank, Bangkok

Breuer, H. W., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Brevie,

Brewer,Jules,

E. Y.?governor-genernl

H., Thomson &ofCo., French Indo-China

Shanghai

Brewis, J. F., acting cons.u] for preat Britain, Mukden

Brias, Antonio, managing director, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Briault, S. L., agent, South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Briceno, J. F. consul for Panama, Yokohama

Bridge, B. F., district judge, District Court, Malacca

Bridge, H.H.V.,L.,director,

Bridger, Pottinger

accountant,

B’orster-McClellan' Co., Shanghai

Bridges,

Bridgwood, W.F.N., B., deputy surveyor-gen.,

asst., McAuliffe, DavisSury., Dept. Batavia

& Hope, (S.S.

Brierley, J. W., sub-manager, China Engineers, Ld.,

Briggs, F. A., partner, Bennon & Barley, Kuala, Lumpur, Selangor Shanghai

Briggs, J. H., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Briggs, H. H., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Brighouse,

Bright, J., S.,director,

chairman of hoard

Dupire of directors,

Morrell, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ld., Singapore

Brill, R., partner, A. Fillers

Brimo, A., Brinio & Co., Manila A Co., Shanghai

Brimberg, H., proprietor, China Furs, Tientsin

Bvingert, R., mgr., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Brionval,

Brisbane, J.,D. consul-adjoint,

A., c.A., White, French Consulate,

Page & Co., Manila Shangliai

Brisbane, D. W., proprietor, Fogden, Brisbane & Co:, Singapore

Brisk, H. H., Calder-Marshall k Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Brisk, S. C., passenger dept., Caiiadiait Pacific S.S., Ltd., Kobe

Bristowe, W. S., director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Brittain, L. J., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Britto, C.L.,A.,genei’dl'manager,

Britton, Shanghai Telephone Peacock Co..Motion

Shanghai Picttfre’Co.1, Shanghai

Broadfoot, Rev. T. A., secretary, Unijjed Church of Canada Mission, KongmooA

Brockhurst, G. N., mgr., Singleton, Benda & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Brockmann, G., asst., Borneo Co., .Ltd., Bangkok

Brodie, E. A., branch'ingv., Hnioh in’surkiibe fedciety of' Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

F172 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brodie, W. F., secretary, Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brodic, Dr. W. H., health officer, Municipality, Penang

Broek, J. van D., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Broetje, G., Ahrens & Co., Kobe

Brolykke, O., import dept., East Asiatic. Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Brondal,

Brondgeest, A., C„ mgr.,supt.Eastengineer,

Asiatic Peiping

Co, Ld.,Electric

ShanghaiCo., Peiping

Broodbank, A. J. B., commissioner of Customs & Excise, Sandakan

Broodie, W. F., secretary, Straits Steamship Co„ Ld., Singapore

Brook, E., gen. mgr., Economic Transport & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brooke, C. E. R. M., secretary, Boustead k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brooke, His

Brooke, His HighnessHighness Sir Bertram

CharlesW..Yyner,

Tuan Muda

Rajah ofof Sarawak,

Sarawak, Sarawak

Sarawak

Brooke, H. W., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Shanghai

Brooke, J. T. W., Davies i f e

Brookman, J., manager, Feltman Bros., ManilaBrooke, Shanghai

Brooks, A. C., deputy Govt, analyst, Govt. Analyst’s Department,. Singapore

Brooks, F. EL, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.j Singapore

Brooks, G. R-, secretary, Siam Steam Packet Co., Bangkok

Broom, W., shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Broome, R. N., acting asst, protector of Chinese, Euala Lumpur, Selangor

Brooy,

Browett,C. H.,

H. Solicitor,

La, managing Shanghai director, J. H. Saunders & Co., Perak

Brown, A., asst., Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Brown, A. A., mgr., Ker & Co., ('ebu

Brown, A. P., director of Sales, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Kobe

Brown, A. 8., partner, Brown, Phillips k Stewart, Ipoh, Perak

Brown, C. C., British Resident, Pahang

Brown, C. G,,; director, Boustead 0°-> Ltd., Singapore.

Brown, D. C., vice-consul for Gt, Britain & mgr-, Smith, Bell $ ,Co„ Ltd., Legaspi, P.I.

Brown, E. A., Brown & Co., E. A.,. Singapore

Brown, E.E.G.,EL,district

Brown, engineer, F.M.S.Tobacco

British-American Railways,

(Co.,Kualai

Ld., Lumpur,

ShanghaiSelangor

Brown, H. W., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Brown, J., Harrison, Barker & Co:, Ltd.,. Singapore

Brown,

Brown, J.,J. secretary,

F., c.a , Fleming Malcolm &fc Williamson,

Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Manila

Brown, J. E., asst.. Royal Insurance,Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Brown, J. G., actg. vice-consul for Port ugal £ partner, A. A. Anthony & Co,, Penang

Brown, J. Mcl., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Brown, J. R., manager, Art Furniture Depot. Ltd.. Singapore

Brown,

Brown, P.K. B.,J.,asst,director,

manager.RisingYorkshire Sun Insurance

Petroleum Co.,

Oo., Ld.,

Ld., Tokyo

Yokohama

Brown, R., treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Brown, R. A., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Brown, R. D., sub.-account., National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Brown,

Brown, Dr. R. R.J. E.. W.,sunt.,

FraserWuhu General

& Co., Hospital, Wuhu

Singapore

Brown, T. F., Chief Police Officer, Brunei

Brown, T. W.. Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Brown, V. H., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Brown, W. D., assist., L. Moore & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Brown,

Brown, W.W. G.J., G., sub-acct..

secretary, Chartered

Shanghai GasBank of India,

Co., Ltd,, Australia and China, S’hai

Shanghai

Brown, Y. E., agent, Central Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Browne, H. M., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Tokyo

Browne, J. R., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Browne,

Brownell,S.H.H.,C.,American Consul, Sumatra

prof, of History, Lingnan Ehiiversity, Canton

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FITS

Braun, A. E. O., mgr., Celebes Motor Co., Macassar

Browse, A L., acct., Eastern Bank, Ltd., Singapore

Brownie, G. R., wharf manager, Harbour Board, Penang

Brownley, J„ sub-acct, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bruce,

Bruce, G.C., C.,

editorial dept.,Shanghai

gen. mgr.. North-China I)ailyPostNew*

Evening and& Herald, Shanghai

L td;, Shanghai

Bruce, H. E. Hon. R. R., minister, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

Bruce, I. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Briick, E., Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. M. GladbaChj Osaka

Bruderer, H., mgr., Biedermarih & Co., Saigon

Brudermann,

Bruggisser, H.,O.,vice-president,,F.

F. E. Zuellig, Inc.,E. Manila

Zuellig, Inc., Mahil'a

Bruchem, Ph. N. Du Q. van, Konlnklyke Paketvaavt, Maatschappi], S’pbre1 !’

Brueckner, R., “Bayer” Yakuhin Komei Rgisha, Tokyo

Brueckner, R., Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Brugger, A., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Brummer, J., consul for Belgium, Sourabaya

Brundin, E., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Brune,

Bruner, H.Glen.,

J. Prideaux,

American consul for Britain, Nanking

Brunet, A., agent general,Vice-Consul

Compagnie and des inChargeurs

('barge ofReunis,

DanishSaigon

Interest, Nagasaki

Bruneel. P., sub-agent, Compagnie des Messageries: Maritime Shanghai

Bruni, G., mgr., S. A. Fiat, Singapore

Bruno, E., Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Brunt,

Bryan. V.J.H., personalPeoplesasst, to dir., Co-operative Societies Dept., ILL., Selangor

Bryan, A.A.A.,L,director,

resident secy., Mortgages

Sun Life

c Investment Co.Co,,of Manila

Canada, Manila

Bryan, P. A., representative. Goodyear

Bryan, R. A., secretary, R. E. Francis, Shanghai Tire & Rubber Export.Co.,.Shanghai

Bryant, G. W., Res, Councillor, Malacca

Bryant, Wing Cmdr. W.E.G., m.b.e., b.a.f., Air Attache, Brit. Embassy, Tokyo

Bryce, H. "W., special representative. Business Equipment .Cprpn.,- Shanghai

Bryce-Smith, R. B., forest asst., Borneo Co.,. Ltd.. Bangkok

Bryden, S. W., supt. (Mackenzie Rd. Pumping Station), Municipal Water Dept., S’pore

Bryden, W. B., acct., Sassoon Banking Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bryner, B., mng. director. Bryner & Co., Harbin

Bryner, F. J., vice-consul for France, Dairen

Bryner, Leonide,

Bryning, H. E. W.,partner, Bryner Johnson

resdt. repres., it Co, Harbin

and Phillips, Ld. (London), Ipoh, Perak

Bryson, It., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hanlvow

Bryson, H. P., supt., Prisons Dept., Kedah

Buchan, A. J., sub-aeot.. Chartered Bank of India, Austrajia

Buchan,LeifD.,B.,chag^

Buck. dir., Buckhardt, Buchan & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Buchan, R., partner, d’affaires ad.. -Norwegian

Allan

Buchan, ft. G., proprietor, Wilsop & Co., Tientsin

Buchan,

Buchanan,W.A.,M.,asslj. mng.mgr.,

dir.,Oriental

Burkhardt, Buchan& kElectric

Telephone Co., Ltd Co.,, Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Buchanan, M., Paterson, Simons &: Co., Ltd., Singapore'

Buchanan, H. D., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Nagasaki

Buchanan, R. K., Henry 'Waugh k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Buchert,

Buck, A. Dr. W., R.,

actg.Doitsu

mgr., Senryo

Shanghai Gomei

LandKaisha, TokyoCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Investment

Buck, G., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Buck, K. G., Agency of: the East Asiatic Co., Ld., Dairen

Buckberrough, W. R., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific S.S. Ltd., Tokyp

Buekens, Ferdinand, interpreter, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo, Japan

Buckle, A. C., secretary. Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Buckley, T. A., asst., L. Moore k Co:, Ltd., Shanghai

F7

 F174 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Buckley, T. A., chemist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Bucknall, E. H., proprietor, Star Ginseng Co., Foochow

Bues, F. W., engineer-in-charge, A. E. G. China Electric Co., Canton

Budd, J. C., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Budd, Sir C. L., k.b.e., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Budge, C., sole repres., Bendien’s World Service, Kobe

Bughee, H. C., director, Goodrich & Co., Singapore

Bugge, O. L., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Buhre,

Bulford, W., engineer, Rud. Ratjen, Tokyo& Co., Penang

Bull, A. S.,E. engr.,

H., partner,

Fogden,A. Brisbane

A. Anthony& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bull, E., National Aniline & Chemical Co., Shanghai

Bull, H. R., district judge, Civil District Court, Singapore

Bull, W. A.R., E.,manager,

Bulling, prop., A.SunE.,Insurance

Bulling &Office, Tokyo

Co., Tientsin

Bulloch, R. K., import dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Bulmann,

Bumstead,L.,K.,engineer, Rud. for

vice-consul Ratjen, Tokyo

Great Britain, Tsingtao

Bun, Y., acct, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Buncio, D., Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Manila

Burckhard, JEL, Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burckhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Bungey, A. P., managing director, Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd., Dairen

Bunje, Carl., director,

Bunnetat, Vit-Alexin

Compagnie(China), Ld., Shanghai

Bunting, M. B., L.senior

B. de,agriculturist, Franco-Asiatique Petroles,F.M.S.

Agricultural Dept., Pnom Pneh

Buntin, J., shift engr., Municipal Electric Supply Dept., Penang

Bunten,

Burbidge,W.,G.manager, Siemens-Schuckert

J., manager, Isuan Inc., Denki

ManilaKabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Burch, R. T. secretary, S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Burden,

Burden, F.F.,H.,mgr.,

British-American

Sungie BaganTobaccoRubberCo.Co.,

(Siam),

Ltd.,Ltd., Bangkok

Singapore

Burfitt, L. M., godovrn supt. Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Burgas, R., assist, Warner Barnes

Burgers, H. A., general manager, Insular Sugar Refining Corporation, Manila

Burgess, A. William, Forbes & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Burgess, P. H., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Burgess, R. C., health officer, Medical. Dept., Selangor

Burgess, W. J., asst, acct., British-American Tobacco Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Buriatte, E. A. de, partner, Presgrave & Matthews, Penang

Burke, C. P., advocate, John Campbell & Co., Ld., Singapore

Burke-Gaffney, E. M. O’D., senior exec, engr., Waterworks, Kinta, Perak

Burke, G. L., consul for America, Tientsin

Burke, G. L., consul for America, Tientsin

Burke, R. G., sales engr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Burken, C van, mgr., Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, Singapore

Burkhardt, H., asst., Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Burkhardt, H.,

Burkhardt, F. M.partner,

J., mgr.,Jaeger & Co., Fabrieken

Ligtvoet’s Singapore van Bouwmaterialen, Sourabaya

Burkill, A. W., director, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Burkill, C. R.. director, A. R. Burkill & Sons. Shanghai

Burley, J. P., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burmeister, E., manager, Asiatic Yeast Works, Shanghai

Burn, A.C., managing director, Representation for British Manufacturers Ld., Hankow

Bum, S. J., representing Thos. G. Hill & Co., Shanghai

Burnham, G. E., resident mgr., Pampanga Sugar Mills, Manila

Burnham, J. R., asst., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Burns

Burns, R.,W. partner, EvattShanghai

S., director, & Co. Singapore

Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buroh, C., signs per pro., American Drug Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FI7&

Burrows, F. D., director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Burstall, S. R., asst., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burton, E. M., signs per pro, Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons), Ld., Harbin

Burton, J.W.R.,L.,managing

Burton, proprietor, Estate

director, Anglo-French and Hospital

ifc Bendixsens Ltd.,Supply Agency, Selangor

Singapore

Burtt, A. W., Deputy Govei'ment Analyst, Penang

Bush, E. S., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd., Swatow

Bushfield, H. H., Lowe, Bingham & Dunman, Singapore

Busse, M.A.W., partner, O.H.Auz & Co., & actg. consul for Netherlands, Chefoo>

Busson, Rene, mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Singapore

Butchart,

Butcher, W., G., assist.,

assist., Strong

Asiatic&Petroleum

Co., KobeCo. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Rutland, B. E., manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Mukden

Rutland, C. A., mgr.. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Changsha

Butler, E.C. D.,

Butler, H., partner,

manager,Gibbon,

Butler Anderson,

& Co., Shanghai

Butler & Co., Selangor

Butler, Dr. L. E., Medical Practitioner, Tokyo

Butler,

Butler, R. H.,

T. K., manager,

dir., TaylorCaldbeck,

Garage, Ltd., Shanghai

Butrick,

Butter, W.,R. agent,

P., consul for U.S.A.,

Signode Shanghai Co.,& Co.,

Jlacgregor

Steel Strapping

Tientsin

Singapore

Butt, D. M.,C.director,

Buxbaum. Scott, director,

H., managing Harding Hospital

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Supply Co., Tokyo

Buxton, H. P., asst, forest ofiicer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Buyers, G. A., chartered acct., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Byrd, H. P., Standard-Vacuum Oil. Co., Manila

Byrne, E. G., broker, Lovatt & Byrne, Hankow

Byrne, J. L., supernumerary officer, Municipality, Singapore

Byrne, J., supervisor, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Byrne, P. L., dir., Nivea Co., The, Hankow

Cable, F. S., asst.. South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cacace, G. A., A. B. David

Cadbury, Dr. W. W., College physician, Lingnan University, Canton

Cader, T. A., S. L. Husain & Co., Kobe

Cadiere, C., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des Plndo-Chine, Haiphong

Cadol. A., consul for France, Macao

Cairns, J.. financial asst., Electric Supply Dept. (Municipal), Penang

Cairns, L. S., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Calder, A. B., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Calder, H. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Calder-Marshall, R., dir., International Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Calderwood, R., health ofiicer, Medical Dept., Selangor

Caldwell,

Calhaem, J.T. M.,C., consul-general

dentist, Hannafor& Co.,

America, Tientsin

Singapore

Callaway, C., manager, Philippine Refining Co., Manila

Calvert,

Camaly, H. J., M., Commissioner

vice-consul of Trade

for France, Kobeand Customs, Sarawak

Cambe,

Cameron, R., manager, Siam Steam Packet Co., Johore

Ld., Bangkok

Cameron, A.A.A. T.,

Cameron,

I. F.,rolling

R., solicitor,

stockAllen

Coiler house dept.,&Electricity

supt..

Gledhill,

Singapore Traction Co.,Municipality,

department, Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Cameron,

Cameron, G. D., manager, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor& China, Kobe

D. R., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Cameron, G. M., asst., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Cameron, I. F., solicitor-in-charge, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Cameron, I. L.. partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Cameron, I. R., Hongkong & S’hai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Cameron, J. A. P., surgeon, Medical Dept., Penang

Comeron, J. M., Smith, Bell & Co.', Ltd., Manila

FlTO FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cameron, R., sub-scct.j CHartererl Rank of India, Australia and China, Singapore

Cameron, W.,

Cameron, T. A.installation

S., mgr., Cameron & Co.,Petroleum

mgr., Asiatic Peiping Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Tangku

Cameron, W. D., mgr. for Japan, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Tokyo

Camidse, R. A., actg. mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and ( hina, Singapore

Cammiade, C. A., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Camp, Hbt. de la, partner, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Camp, L. de la, signs per pro., Delacamp, Piper L Co,, Kobe

Campbell, C., service mgr., China Motors, Shanghai

Campbell, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai

Campbell, G., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Swatow

Campbell, Dr. H. E., Foochow Christian Union Hospital, Foochow

Campbell, H.

Compbell, H., A.,asst,estate

secy.,'mgr.,

United Engineers,

Socfin Co., Ltd.,Ltd^ Singapore

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Campbell,

Campbell, J. D., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai Corporation, Bangkok

J., acct., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Campbell, J. G., sub-accountant, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Campbell, John G., partner, John G. Campbell & Co., Singapore

Campbell, J. V. T.,mgr.,

Campbell, Peter, executive

Flemingengr., PublicPerak

Brothers. Works Dept., Penang

Campbell, R. A., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Campbell, R. S., secretary, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Campbell, W. W., agent, Pacific Commercial Oo., Kobe

Campi, J., Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Campos,

Campos, M. Dr. Joaquim, Culbertson

consul for Portugal,Shanghai

Bangkok

Candlin, T. H.P., R,Swan,

., William, Forbes&&Fritz, Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Canned, A., 2nd asst., Municipal Architect & Building Surveyor’s Dept., Singapore,

Canning,

Cannon, W.L. J.,E., manager,

director, Shanghai Qas.Qo., Ld.DryShanghai

China Woodworking Kiln Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Capel, A. H., supervisor, Government

Gapelle, D., chef comp., Soc. des Ciments Monopolies

PortlandDepartment,

Artificiels deSingapore

LTndochine, Haiphong

Cappelen, J. M., L. H., Smith & Co., Chefoo

Caraballo, G. H., Union Insurance Society Canton, Ltd., Manila

Caraig,

Cardwell,E At.A., W.,

mgr.,c.p.a.,

Commercial

Haskins Electrotype Co., Inc., Manila

& Sells, Shanghai

Cardwell, S. H., engineer, Telegraph Co.,

Caretti. E., director, pro. tern , Postal Administration,Ltd., Singapore.

Tientsin

Carey,

Carey, D.G. J.H„P.,Borneo Co., Ltd.,

Indo-China S. N.Bangkok

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Carey, H. R., inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Negri Sembilan

Carey,

Carey, R.T. F.,

B.^asst.

protector,generalLabour

mgr., Dept.,

DunlopKedah

Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Carle, J. ( mgr.. Pilot Association, Shanghai

Carlson, E. M., manager, Cornes & Cb., Yokohama

Carlson,

Carmichael, N. V.,D.,accountant,

manager, DunlopRobertRubber

Dollar Co., Yokohama

Co. (F.E.), Ld., Manila

Carmona, V., chairman, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Carneiro, H., acting consul-general for Brazil, Shanghai

Carney, J.E. W„

Carolin, W.,general

Financemanager,& Accts. Standard-Vacuum

Dept., Harrisons

Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Medan

Carr-Archer,

Carr, A. N. J.

B., A.,

Eastern asst, supt., Customs

Extension. (k

AustraliaExcise,

and F.M.S.

China Telegraph Co. Ltd.,Manila

T

Carr, John, asst, manager. Y ork Shiplev, Inc., Shanghai

Carr, M. H., estate dept., Sime, Darhv

Carriere, J. D., manager, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Carribn, E., pres., “La Urbana,” Bldg, dr Loan Association, Manila

Carroll,

Carroll,D„E.asst, C., forest

partner,officer,Carroll

ForestBros.

Dept.,&Sarawak

Co., Kobe

Carroll. R. J., agt., Amsterdam Underwriters Association, Yokohama

Carroll, R. J., partner, Carroll Brothers & Co., Kobe

 F.OEiE^GiSvilE&I^IvNTS F177

Carson, A. B., c.A.,, W^iite, Pago , Co,, Manila

Carson, A. H., senior engr., Malaya Posts Ac Telegraphs, Kuala. Lumpur, Selangor

Carson, A.H.H.,H.,senior

Carstens, N. Y.engr.,

StraitsPosts

Javacfe Trading

Telegraphs, Cp„Penang

Singapore <

Carswell,

Carter, A.,K., mgr.,

agpnt, Sungei

Kailan Bag&n

fining Rubber Co.,

Administration, Ltd.,Tongku

Singapore ,

Carter, Capt. L. A. M., survey dept., Cornes & Co., Kobe

Carter, R.R. G.,

Carter, pro consul, British Consulate, Yunnanfu

Carter, T., W.,

asst.,chief

Sime,mechanical

Darby & engr., Fogden*

Co., Ltd., Brisbane,As Co., Btd., Sing apt re

Singapore

Carvalho, A. da CL yonsnl.for Portugal, Manila .

Case, H. E., assist, general managed, Yangtze Rapid S-S- Co., Ichang

Caseley,

Casey, E.,J. sole

1!.,

partner, Fogden,

Casey &lirisbane E Co., . Singapore

Co., Chefoo

Cassam, E.L. J.,H.,purchasing

Cassels, Singer Sewing Machine

dept., IJnitvd Go.. SingapovLtd.; Singapore •

En;.:ir,eers,

Casselle,’J. E., chief accountant, luternationad Export-Gov, Ltd., Nanking

Cassy, K. J.J., de,Kennedy,

Castellvi, Burkill & Co..Dept

manager,.Jnshrauc-e Ltd.,. A.Penang i Cia; Manila

Sorianoy

Castillo, J. T. del., (Ker & Co., Ld., Manila

Castleton, R. G., Butterfield & Swire (JapAn^tltd., Ydkohaiha

Caspersen,

Carvalho, A.L daC., Oaasst,consul

mgr.,forOriental Machine^

Portugal, Manila Stores, Bangkok 1

Cator, G. E., British Resident, Perak . ' •:

Cattand, G., vice-consul, French Consulate, Shanghai

Catto, A. R., Representative of Exchange Telegraph Co;, Ltd., Tokyo-; •.

Cavonder,B.H.E.,M.,Shipping

Coulton, director, Manila HotelOffice,

Co., Manila Mining Administration, S’bai

Cawley, W. F., passenger&agent, Commercial

Robert,Dollar) Cq., Manila-

Cecil, L. F., manager,.Americar Express Cb., Inc., Shanghai

Ceran, C. de Saint, director, Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cessford, G. A., asst, water engr., Municipal Water : Dept, Singapore

Cessford, R.G.,A.,asst,mgr,mgr.,

Cevenini, Fraser & Neave,

Raffles Hotel, Sumatra

Ltd.,’Singapore

Chabert, P., Oompagrie Franco Asiatiqueides Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Chaboud,

Chadderton,L., L.,

Le acct.,

JournalDunlop.^lantatkms,

de Shanghai, Shanghai Ltd;, Malacca-

•Chadwick,

Chaffanjon, L. .I., Merchant,& Co.,

D., asst., Evatt Penang .....: i

iTiiiphn;..!; ■ •

Chagas,.M; R; dns, vice, conlsrf!/ Uortugue^tv

Chalhoub, Emile, Chalhoub & Co., Ld., Kbiks LegatiohJ Peiping

Chalhoub,

Chalmers, J.Rene,McRae,Chalhoub & Co.jiEd.,A; Kobe

mgr.,. Mayjiard Co., Ltd.i,.Singapore

Chalmers,

Chaloin, W. M., A.

M. vice-consul, Cameron

French

Co. (Cninit),Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Chamberlain, L. W., manager,jEational City. Bank of New York, Osaka

Chambers, A. IL, cotton njitLs dept., Jardirie, Matheson & .Co.,. Ltd., Shanghai

Chambers, H. B., vice-pres. and treasurer, Guttridge E Chambers,Jnc.,. Manila

Ghamier A-, Stanton,

tJhampannet, Nelson.E Co., Ltd.,Singapore > . .

Chancellor, C.A.,J., mgr.,

general Ciemanager,

Asiatique.et Africaine,

Reuter’.' Saigon

;, Ld., Shanghai

Chancel, L.T.consul

Chandler, suppleaht,

W., chief French

accountant, Consulate,

General ElectricShanghai

Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Chandless, R. IL, manager, Anglo-American Export Co., Tientsin

Chandra,

Chant, M., dir.y

D. K.,M.,Swan Sdc. Efahc^-pthhidise

Culbertsbp de Construction

Fritz,Savings

Shanghai Mettaliques Mecantiques.Sli’ai

Chapeaux, director, Internationa] Society, Shanghai

Chapelain, A. M., postal commissidtier, Post

Chapman, Dr. W. R., Kailan Mining Ad ministration, TientsinOffice, ,Shanghai

Chapman, H. A., director, Hplm Bros.,’LcJ,, Yokohama

Chapman, J. B(., secqpd pecty., Tj. S. 'X.- Legation, Bangkok

Chapman, W. P., su.bmcct., Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

F178 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Chapman,

Chapman, W. S., manager, SteelHaiho

W. M., works supt., Bros.Conservancy

Co., Bangkok;Commission, Tientsin

Charlesworth, F. G., partner, Pooley

Charlton, W. D., asst, auditor, Audit Dept., & Co., Kuala

PenangLumpur, Selangor

Charlux, G. J., mgr. (South China Branch), International Savings Society, Canton

Charlwood,

Charring, D.,E.secy., C. H.,W.director,

Dunn itHarper, Gilfiilan & Co. and consul for Sweden, S’pore-

Co., Shanghai

Charrier, E., manager, Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Chase, A: S., consulmgr.forMalacca

Chase-Currier,,Y., United Electric

States, Lighting.

Canton Ltd. Malacca

Chater, W. J. asst, supt,, Govt. Printing OfficePrinting

Chater, R. W., superintendent, Government Sara wakOffice, Sarawak

Chatham, G. K. acct., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Chatham, W. H., director, North China Wool Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Chatley,

Chattaway, H., engineer-in-chief, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Chaudoin, E.H.A.,W.,manager, aviationInternational

officer, PublicSavings

Works Dept.,

Society,Singapore

Hankow

Chawky, Dr. H., consul for Egypt, Kobe

Cheek, M. A., mgr. director, Goodrich & Co. (S. S.), Ld., Singapore

Cheek, M. C., mgr. (Life Insurance Dept.), T.i H.. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

Cheeseman, H. A. R., inspector of Schools, Singapore

Chester, F. G. L., asst., Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd., Jesselton, B.N.B.

Cheetham,J.C.Y.,S.,chairman,

Chelliah, Asiatic Petroleum

Victor & Co.,Co. (North

PenangChina), Ltd., Tsingtao

Chenu, G., dir. gen., Societe des Ciment Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong;

Cherrill, R. J. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum

Cherry, C. R., chairman of directors, Singapore Co. (South China),

Cold Ltd., AmoyCo., Ltd., S’pore

Storage

Cherry, W. T., supt., Government Printing Office, Singapore

Chettle,

Chevalier,A.,Capt.

mgr.,C.Thomas

Le, ChinaCookMerchants’

& Son, Ltd., SteamSingapore

Navigation Co.,, Shanghai

Cheverst,

Chevretton, P., Butterfield

L., manager, & Swire, Ltd.,

Banque& Gledhill, Yokohama

de ITndochine, Shanghai

Chidson, L. H., solicitor, Allen Singapore

Child, G., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petioles, Pnom Pneh

Chilton, H., Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Chilton, W. B., Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Chijs, A. J. Th. vander, asst, mgr., Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V., Kobe

Chinery.

Chipp, W.F.F„G.,Forest FrazarDept.

Fied.(F.Inc.,

M. S.Tientsin,

& S. S.), Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Chirokoff,

Chisholm, Colin J., partner, HallamPortland

S., Societe des Ciments Artiticiels des LTndochine, Haiphong.

& Co., Selangor

Chisholm,

Chisholm, J. S., director, A. S. Watson

Chitty, E.T.C'W., Toyo Babcock

., surgeon, Ipoh Kabushiki

Hospital, Kaisha,Perak Yokohama

Chitty, L. A., commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Chofre,

Chollot, S.,J.L. Union

M.A., X., InsuranceInternational

Society of Canton, SavingsLtd., ManilaCanton

Chollot. signsmanager,

per pro., Racine Cie, Shanghai Society,

Choplin. G., Banque

Christensen, N. O. J.,Franco-Chinoise

Manners

Ltd., LeCanton

Commerce Et LTndustrie S’hai

Christiansen, H., director, Christiani

Christiansen,

Christians, R.,T. L..hardware export dept.,

store,Cornes

Windsor &Co.,& Kobe

Co.. Bangkok

Christain, W. B., dept, mgr., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Tientsin

Christie, T. L., acct., Chartered Bank of India,

Christian!, Dr. R„ director, Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd., Australia & China, Saigon

Bangkok

Christians, J„ chancellor, German Consulate,

Christiansen, H. M., consul-general for Denmark, Bangkok Yokohama

Chubb,

Church,J.,A. assistant, Dodwell &Improvement

G., asst., Singapore Co., Ld., Foochow Trustj Singapore

Church, C. J., director, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Singapore

Churchill, G. H. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F179

Churchill, W.F.N., 1st asst. secy, to, Govt., Federal Secretariat, K.L., Selangor

Cifka, J., maitre d’hotel, Broadway Mansions Hotel, Shanghai

Cisneros,

Clair, V.,Don JustoCulbertson

Swan, Garridy, envoy extraord,,

&: Fritz, Spanish Legation, Peiping

Shanghai

Clanap, C. M., actg. sub-mgr., Chartered

Clansen, T. M., manager, Bertram Oil Palms, Bangkok Bank of India, Aust. it China, Singapore

Clarence, A. D., branch manager,

Clark, A., partner, Anthony it Co., Penang The Japan Advertiser, Yokohama

Clark,

Clark, A., partner, Clark Alexander cf e Co., Shanghai

Clark, A.E. E.,J., puisne

merchant, judge, Supreme

Lavers Court,

& Clark, PortSingapore

Edward, Weihaiwei

Clark, G M., dredge & mechanical dept., United Engineers, Ltd., S’pore

Clark, H. I., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.),Administration,

Clark, H., first accountant, The Kailan Mining Ltd., ShanghaiTientsin

Clark, J. A., director, Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Singapore

Clark, J. A., account., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corpn., Penang

Clark,

Clark, J.J.B.,J.,vice-consul for America,

acting acct., NationalShanghai

City Bank of New York, Dairen

Clark, J. W., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Clark, M., visiting agent, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Clark, P. G., asst., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Clark. S. J., gen. mgr., Planters Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Kuala L’pur, Selr,

Clark, T.S. B.,

Clark, W., U.S.

partner, The Travel

Consulate, Advisers, Shanghai

Shanghai

Clark, T. M., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Clark, V., director, Clark Alexander it Co., Shanghai

Clark-Walker, A. Me G., asst, suph, Perak Survey Dept., Taiping

Clarke, H.

Clarke, C. A.,

H., secretary, Raub Australian

Surgeon Dentist. SingaporeGold Mining Co., Singapore

Clarke,

Clarke, H. J. A.,P., partner,

secretary,Evatt

Municipality.

& Co., Penang Malacca

Clarke, L. H., Harrisons, Barker it. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

■Clarke, P. J., European Council Reporter, Federal Secretariat, K.L., Selangor

■Clarkson, J. F., mgr., Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan

Clattenburg, Jr., A. H., consul for U.S.A., Batavia

Clausen, Th. M., manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd., Bangkok

Claviez, O. L., manager, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Claxton, E. W., asst., Patous & Baldwins/'Ltd., Shanghai

Clay, J. G., branch mgr., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Clear,

Clear, A. W., asst, Wilson

mgr., HankowInc., Dispensary,

Manila Hankow

Cleary,C.F.A.,C.,Fred

mgr., Richard& Co.,Hudnut. Shanghai

Clegg; A. E., president, Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Clegg, R.H.P.,R..State

Cleland- treasurer,

chartered acct.,Treasury, Kelantan& Matthews, Shanghai

Lowe, Bingham

Clement, A. J., Ford Finance Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Clemente,

Clements, P. C., dist. forest officer. West Coast, British North Borneo

Clements, Capt.

H. F., G.signs

A., per

deputy

pro.,registrar,

Wm. Jadks'Vehicles

& Co., Department,

Ld., Penang Singapore

Clemons, R. S., supt., F. M. S. Customs & Excise, F.M.S.

Cleopatre,

Cleuvetson,R.,G.controleur, Banque

W., chief asst, engr.,deKint

ITndoi Elec.

Chine,Dis.Haiphong

Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Clibborn, E. N., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Cline, C. V., div. supt. of Schools, Cebu

Cloarec, Y. H. J-, commissioner, Chinese: Maritime Customs, Swatow

Clouth, W.D. R.,

Clutter, partner, Hekking

E., manager, Firestone& Tire

Cloutb, Shanghai

A.Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Clyde,

Coales, A.,

F. lawyer,

G., state De Witt,

engineer, Perkins

P. W. &

D., Ponce JEnrile, Manila

Selangor

Cobb, A. H. K., actg. branch, mgr., British Traders’ Insurance; Co., Ltd., T’tsin!

*'180 • FOREIGN' RESIDENTS

Cobb,

Cobb, E.P.M.,H.,'ditffcfctor,

director,'ChinaIGiilile

Soap Products.

Co., Ld., Tientein

Ltd., Slmtighai ' •i. ' :

Cobbett, A. M.', director, Dixon A Sob, Ltd.,- H. C., Shanghai

Cobbett,

Cobbold, J.P. C., partner,

,C. V., signs Rodyk

per pro.,it Borneo

Davidson,

Co.,Singapore

Ld., Sarawak

Cobham, E. H., acct., A. Herbert,. Ltd., Osaka

Cobon, H. H., supt. of surveys, Survey Office, Johorc

Cochain,

Cochet, J.,M.,agt.treas.,gen.French

for FarChamber of Coimnercedes

East;:Compaghie of Ghinay Shanghai

Meseageries MaritimiBS, Sdiai

Cochet, J., agent for Far East,. Menageries Marititoes,

Cochran, D.: L., manager, Atkins, Kroll ct Cb., Inc., Manila • SHahghai

Cochran:, J., mgr., Federated Ehginiering Co., Ltd., Selangbi' '

Cochran, J. M., manager,"'HWitCd Engineers,1 Ltd., Ipoh; Perak

Cochrane, W. H., manager, Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Bangkok

Cock, T., director,

Cockburn, Geddesof Trading

J., Surveyor it Dairy Farm

Ships & Examiner Co., Shanghai

of Engineers, Singapore

Cockin, J.j Jardine, Matheson & Co.v’ Ltd.j Shanghai ' "

Cockman, H. J., chief asst., dist: officer, Kinta, Perak'

Cocks, Lieut. L. P., r.a., Hon. Aide-de-Camp, Col. Govt., Straits Settlements

Coe, T. P., director general,'Post Office, F.M.S.

Coelho, J. J. P., signs per pro., G. Audoyer, Ydkohaiha

Cdffby. G. W., manager, Yukon Gold Co., Selanhpf

Cogan, E.A.,O.,Societe

Cognon, exportdesdept., International

Ciment Harvester deCo.: L'Indochihe,

Portland Artificials ,of Philippiiies, Manila

Haiphong

Cohen, H., manager, G. T. Fulford Co., Singapore

Coldham, J. C., b.e., gen. mgr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Pahang

Cole, George T., manager, American Chinese Co., Federal Inci, Peiping

Coleclaugh, P. J., Borneo C.O., Ltd , Bangkok

Coleman-Doscas, A. E., state agricultural officer, Agricultural Dept., Johorer

Colin, L., consul, French Embassy, Peiping

Collett,

Collet, A. S., partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Collett,J.,J; elect,

R. W.,engr., Raub

accountant, Australian

Whittall &Gold

Co., Mining Co.V Ltd., Pahang

Klang, Selangor

Collier, E. G., mng. dir., Green, & Collier, Singapore

Collinge, C. E., manager, Travers & Son, Singapore

Collinge,

Collins. HC. E.,E.,manager,

partner,Travers

Derrick& Sons,

^^Cp.,Ltd., Penang

Singapore,.

Collins, H. E., partner, McAuliffe,, Davis

Collins, Jf A., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Collins, J. A. Jr., IT.S. Consulate,. Shanghai

Collins, W. L., mgr. proprietor, Collins, Book Emporium, K.L., Selangor

Collins, W. T., clerk, U. S. Court for China Shanghai

Collishaw, H,, accountant, . Salvation, Ai'iny,; Pfeiping,

Colquhoun, A. M., deputy acct, Singapore Trpctiqn Co., Ltd., Singapore

Coltman, A. O., proprietor, Botty & Edwards, Ruala Lumpur, Selangor

Coltman, W. P., asst, mgr. StandarcRVacuum. Oil Co., Tientsin

ColviH, W. M., copsul-gene,rat fpr.‘Norway, Batavia

Colyer, R. D. M., deputy eqgr., Telegraph/Co., Ltd., Penang :

Combe, R., manager, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd.,. Bangkok

Combe, R. G. P. N., Acting District Officer and Magistrate, Kudat;

Comins, E. W., Great Eastern Life Assuraaice Coi, Ltd., Singapore :

Commissariat,

Compton, M. C.,E.Sun J., mgr., ChinaiOffice

Insurance &-Co.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Tokyo

Conde, A., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Conder, J.;C.> distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Conduit, R., supt., Municipal Police Dept., Shanghai

Connor, G. M., staff. Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Connor, W. B., staff, Telegraph Op., Ltd., Singapore

Conrad, W. A., Nestle’s Milk Products (China)/Ltd., Shanghai

Conway, A. A., asSt. mgr., Steel Bros. Co., Ltd., Barigkok

 FOREIGN- RESIDENTS F181

Cook, W. J., Dentist, Singapore

•Cook, C.E.B.,C.,secretary, Imperial;Siam

sales manager, Chemical Industries(lp82),

Industries (China),

Ltd.,Ld„Bangkok

Shanghai . .

Cook,

Cook, Edwin, architect, Cook & Anderson, Tientsin .

Cook, F.H. W.,J. senior clerk-of-works,

M., sub-acct., PublicBank

Chartered Works

of I.,Dept.,

A. Shanghai

& C., Shanghai

Cook, J. H., district operating mgr., States Steam ship, Co., Manila

Cooke, A. G., exec, engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Cooke, A. J., mgr., Gallop Co.;, Shanghai < o ' >•

Cooke, C. I., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Cooke, E. J., manager, E. J. Cooke

Cooke, F. C., chemisit,: Copra Investigation Agricultural. Dept., F.M. S.

Cooke, G. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Cookes, C. I., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Coombs, K., asst, engr., Electric Tramways Dept., Penang

Coombs, R. R., asst., South;British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cooper, B.,C. assist,

Cooper, supt., Survey

A., vice-consul, Dept., Kedah

Tokyo

Cooper, C. H. Ker, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cooper, C. W., partner, Cooper and Black, Shanghai

Cooper, E. C., branch mgr., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Malacca '

Cooper, E. J., asst., Jasin Lalahg Estate, Malacca

Cooper,

Cooper, E.J., Q., managing

secretary, director,

Harbour L. Moore

Board, Penang& Co., Ltd., Shanghai /

Cooper, L. L., asst., Guthrie-& Co,,,Ltd., Singapoic

Copley, C, G., manager, Office Appliance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Coppens, G. A., Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Singapore

Coppin,

Corai, G.,A.mgr.S., actg.

for D.harbour master,

E. L, Nestles Chinese

ife Anglo Maritime

Swiss Customs,

Condensed Ichang

Milk Co., Singapore

Corbaley, C. W., manager, Andei^sen: Meyer & .Co., Ld.,i Hankow

Corbet, A., managing director, Borneo Motors, Ld;, Singapore

Corbett, G. H., senior ©ntomhtogist/ Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Corbin, C., resident engr. & mgr., Sarawak'Electricity Supply Co./Ld:,- Sarawak

Cords,

Cork, P.F.,D.jproprietor, Raspe &Morrell,

broker, Dupire Co., KobeLd., Singapore

Cormac, C, H. K., asst.,.Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Cornahy, W. B., signs per jyro., Jahdihe Engineering Corporation, Tsingtao

Corner,

Corney, E.L. J.G.,H.,auditor,

assist, Audit

director^’Botanical

Dept., S.S. Gardens,

F.M.S. Singapore

Cornish, A. C., general mgr., Standard-Vacuum

Coroller, Y., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petvoles, Oil Co., Saigon

Shanghai

Corpe, W. J., chartered accountant,.Fleming &‘W7ilHamson, Manila

Corre, Le, aSs'L', Denis Freres D’Indochine,'Cambodge

Correa,

Correa, A.L., V., vice-dir.,Central

president, Cpmpanie GeneraldedeBais,

Azucarrera Tobacos de Filipinas, Manila

Manila

Correll,

Corrigan, L., shipping office, jardine,-MathesOn & Co.y Ltd.j . Tientsin

I. C., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,,. Yokohama ,

Corrit, Aage, m.i.c.e. (Den.), Consulting Engineer,

Corsane, W. H., dir., Hankow Ice Works, Ltd., Hankow, Shanghai

Corson, T., officer,

Corte-Real, C., Kelly Forest Department,

V Walsh, Sarawak

Ld., Shanghai

Cortum, A., partner, Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Cory, R., vice-consul for America, Seoul; . .

(loseteng, E., gen. manager, Co Seteng

Coshan, C. H., staff, Telegra,ph Co.., Ltd., Singapore

Costa, A. de, chief bailiff, Civil District Court,, Singapore

Costa, T. A. M. da, nigr., Auslander’s; Finance & Import Qffice^ Sl^angbai

Costenoble, H., A. Ewers & Co Shanghai •>

Coster, B. J., asst, resident of the0 East pf Spniatra, Medan

FlS2 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Coster, S. L., consul for Sweden Medan <

Cotterman,

Cotterman, Leo. C. M.,K.,pressident, Philippine

vice-president, Acetylene

Philippine Acetylene Go., Manila

Co., Manila

Cotton,

Couch, F.C.W., H., supt.

mgr.,ofHotel

storesRiviera, Macao Public Works Dept.,■ Singapore

and furniture.

Coulhac, G. de, Sec;, Frenbh Municipal. Council, Tientsin

Coulson, N., supt., stores and workshops,. Muhidpalifeyy Singapore

Coultas, W.W., consul for Great Britain (Ghingmai), Bangkok '

Coupar, D. A., building surveyor, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Courtenay, C. E., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cousen, A. H., executive engineer, P. W. D., Perak

Cousins, L. G., dir., Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Couto, A. B. de, director, Empreza Luso>-Japoneza, Kobe

Coutts, Dr. J., Deputy State Medical & Health Officer, SelangOr

Covington,

Cowan, J. W..1. I.,E.,Asiatic

pres., Universal

PetroleumLeafCo. Tobacco

(P, L), Ltd!, Co., Manila

Shanghai

Cowan, D. J., first secretary, British Embassy, Peiping

Cowdroy, G. A. R., rubber import & export officer, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Cowe,

Cowen,G.J.E.M., asst.,A.North British&&Co.,

Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cowin, F.O.L.,B.,asst.,

C.Bennie,

Henning Lowick cfePeiping

Cq., Singapore

Cowling, H. W., managing director,

Cox, A. T., archivist, British Embassy, Gammon

Peiping(Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Cox, F.C. N.,

Cox, T., general

mine mgr., manager, Louis T.Co.,Leonowens,

East Asiatic Ltd., Bangkok Bangkok

Cox,

Cox, H„ sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia &Kobe

H. Jasper, principal, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, China, K. L., Selangor

Cox, J. R. L., asst., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Cox, R.M. E.J.,auditon

Cox, Reuter’s,& Ld.,

acct.,Tokyo

Co-operative Societies Dept., Kuala Lnmpur, Selangor

Cox, Rupert, manager, Rupert Oox Goshi Kaisha, Kobe

Cox, S H. K., supt. and editor, Govt, Printing Office, Jessedton

Cox,

Cox, W.

Y. C.M.,y.,sub-accountant,

accountant, RobinsonChartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

y Co.,.Ltd.,Sjqgapore

Coyle, B.

Craig, W. G.,

H., L., dir.,

engineer Office Appliance

supt.,Chartered Co.,

Jardine, MathesonShanghai& Co.,Australia

Ld., Shanghai

Craig, sub-agent, Bank of India, and China, Manila

Craigie,

Craik, D.Sir.

M., R. L ;, K.c.M.a, c.b., Great Britain,Amljqssador Extraordinary, Tokyo

partner, Craik D. M. Chartered Architect, Penang

Craik, R., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cramsie, A.R.V.,G.,J.actg.

Cranford, K. Gwinnell,

manager, Singapore

Nestle cfc Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Perak

Crank, A. H., workshop

Cranna, A. P., planting adviser, asst., Shanghai

Guthrie Gas & Co.'Co.,, Ld.,Ltd.,Kuala

Shanghai

Lumpur, Selangor

Cranston,

Cranston, H.

T. D.,

P., Engineer,

supt. Manila

engineer, Kiangnan'Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Craw, J. S., chartered accountant, Henry Hunter Bayne & Co., Manila

Crawford,

Crawford, Geo.

H. R., W.,Singer

managing

Sewing director,

Machine Medical

Cd., Hall, Ld., Singapore

Seoul.

Crawford, J. G., asst, director, Co-operation;Societies Dept, Penang

Crawford, R.,

Crawfurd, partner,Petroleum

S., Asiatic Derrick &Co.Co.,(P.Singapore

I.), Ltd., Manila

Crawhall-Wilson, C. L., signs per pro., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Crawshaw, S. B., manager, Acme Advertising Agency, Shanghai

Creasy, E. B. S., sales office, Patons ifc Baldwins Ltd!, Shanghai

Creighton, G. W., vice-consul, British Embassy, Peiping

Cremazy, A., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroled,. Prom Pneh

Crepin, P., French Consul, Yunnanfu

Creswell, Major H. I. T., military attache, U. S. A; Embassy, Tokyo

Creswick, C., secretary, Macphail it Co., Ld., Singapore

Crichton, A., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shangliai

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Crichton, A. M., sub-acct., Chartered

Crichton, J., asst, acct., Mansfield & Co., BankLd.,ofSingapore

India, Australia

Crichton,

Crewtzberg,L. J.,H., c.a.,

sub chartered accountant,

mgr., Onderlinge Fleming & Williamson,

Levensverzekering van EigenManila

Hulp, Batavia

Croft, E. W.

Crokam, R., G.,

asst.,manager,

Batons Caldbeck,

& Baldwins,Macgregor

Ltd., Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cromarty, A., c.a., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cromby, W. T., surveyor, Nielsen & Malcolm, Shanghai

Crone,

Cronyn, R. von der, I. L.signs

supt.per pro., Volkart Brothers, Shanghai

Crooks, O.Capt.G. asst, mgr., of Prisons,

Maynard & Singapore

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Crosby,

Crosley, SirW. J.,T., minister, British&Legation,

asst., Boustead Co., Ltd.,Bangkok

Singapore

Cross, G. E. tidesurveyor & hasbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Crossley,

Crouch, F. L., asst, officer, Kuching, Sarawak

Croucher,R.T.J.,H.,Municipal

dir., HankowPoliceIceDepartment,

and AeratedShanghai Water Works, Hankow

Crow, Carl, proprietor, Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai

Crowe,

Crowe, J. V., manager,

R.G.T.,J. godown Ford Motor

supt., Jardine, Co. Export Inc.,

& Co.,Shanghai

Cruden,

Cruickshank, G.D. O.,

R., sub-acct.,

Fraser, Eaton & Matheson

Chartered Co., Bank

Sourabaya Ld., Canton

of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Cruikshank,

Cruickshank, J., districtacct.,engineer, F.M.S. BankRailways, A. Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cruickshank, W. W. B.,A., signs Chartered

per pro., Harrisons, of I.,Barker

& &C.,Co.,

Kobe

Ltd., Singapore

Crull, Dr. W., consul-general for Germany, Yokohama

Cruttwell, C. C., asst, secretary, Central Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Cruz,

Cruz, A. de, la, secty., Mira Hermanos Inc., ManilaLtd., Saigon

Cruz, A.Jr. M.A. da,

M. da,director,

ExportExport and Import

& Import Co., Ltd.,Co.,Saigon

Cruz, M. C., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Cruz, V. A. da, Export & Import Go., Ltd., Saigon

Cuaderno,D. M.,

Cubbin, M.,vice-pres., Philippine

building asst., Fogden,National

BrisbaneBank, & Go.,Manila

Ltd., Singapore

Cuenco,

Culbertson,C. R.,

G. manager,

D., partner,Plaza Hotel,

Swan, Manila

Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Cullen, A., asst, assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapore

Gulley,

Gumine, G.E.C.B.,H.,director,

partner,Gumine

Baguley& Co.,,

Ld., Shanghai

Cumine,

Gumming, H. M., managing director, Cumine & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gumming, A.C. E., G. M., sub-acct.,

Engineer, Ipoh,Mercantile

Perak Bank Of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Gumming,

Gumming, C. O., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Gumming, D. J., A.,

asst,Hongkong & S’haiKuala

engr., P.W.D,, Banking Corpn.,

Kangsar, PerakYokohama

Gumming, K.N. M.,

Gumming, G., principal, K.Barker

Harrisons, M. Gumming,

& Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cummins, H. C., visiting agent, Sungei Ragan Rubber Co., Ld., Singapore

Cunlift' e -Gwen, Sir Hugo

Cunningham, W. B., counsellor, Bart., Enterprise

British Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cunnyngham-Perdriau, A. C., asst, supt.,Embassy, TokyoSingapore

Police Dept.,

Cunyngham-Brown, J. S. H., asst, controller

Curran, J., actg. sanitary engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept, of Labour, Labour Dept., K. L., Selangor

Singapore

Currie,

Curtis, A. M.,

A. M., asst,

sub-agent,

acct., Chartered Bank

Mercantile Bank ofofIndia,

India, Australia

Ltd., Ipoh,& China,

Perak Kedah

Curtis, R. J. F., collector of Land Revenue and registrar of Deeds, Penang

Curtis,

Curtoys, W. M.,H. partner, Curtis & Co., Singapore

Cuscaden,C.Capt. D.,R.representative,

L., supt., Customs Reyrolle

& Excise& Co.,Dept.,

Ltd.,Seremban

Shanghai

Cussen, R. C., judge, Judicial, F. M. S.

Custer, E., treasurer, F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Custom, A., van., consul-general for Belgium, Shanghai

Outfield, H. E., resident, Simanggang, Sarawak

Pitt ’ it F^fbFNi’^

Cuthbet't. •)’. b., Harrisons, Barker it Co., Ltd., R^ata Lunipur, Seiaiiig»n\

Cuthbert, •). M. :piapt sunt., Shanghai .Telephone Co., Shanghai

Cutler,

Cutler, C.M. 1].]■’., H’.eh6mi.su,

direefchr,Irn'Lewis

peria! and PRat '(fndustfies

Clihnvieal Singapore')(China),

; Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., .Singapore

D’Costa, P. A., headmaster, Goat. Kiiglish School, Labuan Registrar of Weeds, Penang

D’Aran jo, !!. V., asst, collector oi Land Kevenue and deftuly

D’Keckhautte. \L J., first secretary..Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

DTribarne,

D’Oliveira, J., estate M. mgr.;.Sbjjfin Co.-; Foochow

Li:d.,‘ Ivuala Lumpur, Selangor

D’Oliveira, A.A. M., M., accts. W. andGreiggeneral,

& Co., IVodwell CoLLtd., Shanghai '

D’Cngern, R., Compagnie des Messageiies-Aluritimes,

Dabell, H. A., postmaster-general, Sandakan,.British North Borneo Shanghai

Dagdt, Fc K.,-heting nagr., Standard V^acuum Oil Co.ySelangor

Daggenhanaein', G. von, Straits.-Java Trading Co., N.V., ,Sihgapctre

Dahlhoff, H.,faetorj-

Dahlin, J.H.,A., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila Eastejn Match Co, Shanghai

supt'joinery'

., AmMcah-Far

Baker, manager, works, Fogden," Brisfjano & Co., Ltd.. Sihgapore

Dakin, W. S., accountant, Chattbred Bank of'Ihdja, .Ahst/ik China,■'Thiping

Dalbey,

Dale, Dr.

F. J„ chief W. C., Dentist, Shanghai

inspector of } eiutV PPolice, 'bee D<‘p!

DalMC

D’alton,JPD,

V L ,depitty aefna cbVnihiMoribPhf

deputy post d c<,l cnuissionc .Police, Maiaca

Dfept., F. M. S. r !

! r ! i m chcigc Post Ofi’a <>, ! &ingtao'

Daly, A. J., asst., BradbuTae & Co. (l 93ti),' LtiI. , ituala'Lnihpur, Seiahgoii

Danby,

Danby. C.B. G.,’manager,'Mantifacturerk

W. D., assist., Union InstifanceLifeSociety Insurance Col, Peiping

of (kintOhj Ld:; Manila

Daniel,

Daniels, Geo.

A. J., O., proprietoLGdod

gen. dept., Asiatic Books, PIcttifes

Petf-dh;u!i' n atidAVorks

Co.'(N.O.)i of Art, Ld., Singapore

Ltd.,,Shanghai

Daniels,

DanieU, A.II. Wl, P., mgr., Chartered BatikOilofCo.,

Standard-Yacumn ’!t|dta, "Ltstraha and pHiha, ! enang

YokAHaitih

Danieh, W. A. A. V(„ consul general for

Daniclsen, Fr., managing-director, Bohn, Mcyfir k Co., Manila the, Xetherlands, Sin'gajrore '

Dans, K., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen'

Danson. J. il., deputy electrical eng^r:. Electricity Dept.; Municipality, Penang

Darby, \Y. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai.

Darby, VV. C.. director, Harrisons^, yrpsjfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Dare, G. St. A.,

Darlington, F., sr. officer, ofAgricultural;'

Examiners,,Dei>t., Sarawak

Darnell, .)., salesinspector

manager, Advertising AChinese

Publicity Maritime

Bureau,Customs,,Canton

Ltd:, Singapore

Darnstaedt,

Dattan, G. V., partner, Kuhst and Albers, Harbin ,,

II., Reuter, Brockelmann,it Co., Tientsin,

Datema, G. P., Forbes, Munn & Co. and cpjrsul for Denmark, kl;ipi.ta

Daubeny, D. G., assistant. Rising Suh Pettoiet|m Co,, Ld-y Tokyo

Daubeny,

Dave, R. B.,R. director,

L., districtPeermahomed,

officer,'Limbang,

GpiheiSarawakRaisha, TLbjbe

Daver,

Barer, I>.

R. R„

E., II.

II. E.

E. Daveg*

Dayer & C.oi,

Co.. R,dhe

Robe- ' ' U ,

Davey, D. L., asst., XorvSdch Union Fire Insurance Society, litd., Shaugbai

Davey, F.F. R.,

Davey, R., director,

director, Cath Arnholda j& Co., lLt(,L, Shanghai;

y.I ‘fuui.Ct)., Ltd-, Shanghai p, ' . .

David, A, B„ A. B. David iTCie.. Siiigpu

David, C. M., British vice-consul, British Consulate, Macassar

David, D. M.. direetdr,, Sea View Tfotek Ld., Spigapoye . ■

Da\dd, J.M.S..\L,Calder-Marshall

David, manager, ife Co Brothers.

Ipckdjian' . Lttj., Shanghai

Ltd., -r,

Bangkok

David, S , production

David, S., Hillaly

Advertlsing /e Publicity

' • Bureau, Ltd,,.Singapore

Davidge, C. R., North Chjna Insurance

Davidson, A. L„ British and Chinese Corporation, Ld,, ShanghaiCo,, Ltd,, Singapore

Davidson,

Davidson, F.D. L., S., asst.,

secy.,'Guthrie

E. J. du Pont & Co.,deLtd.,

Nemours Singapore

& Co., Inc., Shanghai

Davidson,

Davidson, H. G. L., W.,agent, HongSeoul

Merchant, Kon^nk Shanghai Banking Cbrpotatidin C^Iefdd

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FJ85;

Dav dson, J., asst, mga., Caldbeck Macgregor A Co., Ltd.,

Davi dson, R., sub. acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr.. and China, Sarawak Shanghai

Davidson,

Dav dson, W. W., state Cook engr.,

& Son,F.Ltd.,W.D.,Shanghai

Kedah

Dav e,es,R., Thomas

es, A.A. G.,

L., secretary’s

Thomson &and Co.,accounts

Shanghaiolhce, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dav

Dav es, A. R., acct., Commercial Express A Storage Fed^Inc., U.S.An Shanghai

Da' es, C. A., branch manager-, Japan Acfmertiser, Yokohama

Dav

Dav es,

es, C.D. T.,

J., mga.,

harbourKoneo Ltd.,Harbour

master, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Office, Labuau

Da

Dav F., installation mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co.Kampar,

es, E. A., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ld., Perak Ltd.,.Swatow

Dav es,

es,

(South China),

Dav es, H.H. C., general

C. I)., office, &,&Shanghai

., Hongkong ShanghaiGasBanking

Co., Ltd., Shanghai Manila

Corporation,

Corpor

Dav

Dav es,

es, H.J., L.,Jr.,asst., Gattey for

vice-consul & Bateman,

U. S. A., Inc.,

MukdenSingapore

Dav es, J. G., exec, engr., P.W.D., Lower Perak, Perak

Da es,

es, L. A., director, Henry Waugh M Co., Ld., mSingapore

L. A., Henry Waugh

Da ies,

Davies, N.L. J.,J., director, Shanghai

asst., Borneo Co., Ltd.,DockBangkok

& Engineering Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Davies, R. J. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. &> China, Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, S.W\V.,J., asst.,

consulStandard-Vacuum

for Great Britain,OilTokyo Co-,.Yokohama

Davis,

Davis, H.,G. H.,Payne,

manager,

DavisKelly

& Co.,& KualaWalsh,Lumpur,

Ld., Singapore

Selangor

Davis,

Davis, J.J. D.,

B., signs

assist.,perStandard-Vacuum

pro., Alex Ross &OilCo.Co.,(China),Seoul Ltd., Shanghai

Davis,

Davis, R.,M. B.,Drakeford

consul-general,

Davis American

& Wilson, Consulate,

Shanghai Singapore

Davis,

Davis, R.R. P.,

W.,Town planner,

sec. and mgr., Town PlanningDmhj

North-China Dept;,News

F. M.ds Herald,

S. Ltd., Shanghai

Davis,

Davison,T. P.P., K.,pro.-manager A sub-acct.,

secretary, United National

Engineers. Ld.,City:Rank

Singaporeof New York, Yokohama

Davison, R. M., freight dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships!, Ld., Kobe

Davy,

Davy, T.A. D.,

G., printing

proprietor,manager,

Butler &North-China

Webster, Bangkok

Daiiij',Newsub Herald, Shanghai

Dawes, G. T, secretary, Austral Malay Tin, Ld., Perak

Dawes, S. H., British Consular Agent,.’Otarn

Dawood, D.S. A.,

Dawson, L., partner,

sub-agent,Dawood

Chartered it Co.,Bank

Singapore

of India, Australia & China, Canton

Dawson, J.N.,I.,architectural

Dawson, director, Guthrie

dept., &Shanghai

Co., Ltd.,Land

Singapore

Investment Col, Ld.> Shanghai

Dawson,

Day, A C., shift engr,, Municipal Electric SupplyDept.,

R. L., laboratory asst., Govt. Analyst’s Dept,,Penang

Penang

Day,

Day, E. V.B., G.,vice-pres.,

K. collectorPhilippine

of Land Revenue,Refining Land

Co., Office,Manila

Inc., Malacca

Day, L. S., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singapore

Deacon,

Dean, J. W. A., O., acct., secty.,

resident Butler Royal

& Webster,InsuranceBangkok

Co., Ld., Singapore

Dean, W. W., asst, censor of Filins,

Deane, E. W., branch mgr., Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore , Bangkok

Deane,

Dear, R. C.,

G. C.,S. O., a.c.a., chartered

Standard-Vacuum accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Dearing, Union Oil Co. ofOilCalifornia,

Co, OsakaSingapore

Dearling,

Dearn, J. W., T., wharf engr., representative

commercial Harbour Board,& Penang sales dept., Shanghai Telephone Co., S’hai

Deckert,

Deighton,L.,K.Schmidt Shoten, Buttery

P., Sandilands, Ltd., Tokyo

& Co., Singapore

Deinse, B.C.,S.acct.,

Delaby, van,Banque

agent, Koninklyke

de LTndo-Chine, Paketvaart

Bangkok Maatschappij, Singapore

Delacharlerie, J., superintendent engr., Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Delage, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petioles, Pnom Pneh

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Delage, R., consul-general, French Consulate, Batavia

Delarnore,

Delbrueck, A. W.,Bayer

FordPharma

& Delamore, Selangor

Delden, H. E.,

H. van, mgr.. Co., Shanghai

Nederlandsche Indische Escompto, Padang

Delfino, Albert P., consul for Venezuela, Manila

Ddhaye, L.,P.Societe

Deliyannis, des Ciments

C., partner, Vassor Portland Artificials de L’Indochine, Haiphong

& Co., Shanghai

Delmar-Morgan, C., supt.. Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Deloye, R., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Demesse, H., chief acct., Corrtpagnie de Tramways et d’Eclairage de Tientsin, Tientsin

Demeure, W.L., E.,acting

Demuth, consul forlaw,Czechoslovakia, Canton

Denbigh, A. G., barrister

Denbigh at& Co., Shelley-Thompson

Otaru ife Demuth, Singapore

Denbigh, D., asst., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Denbigh, I., Denbigh & Co., Otaru

Denham, L., asst., Patons

Dennett,

Dennis, L.J.C.,H.,asst.,

seniorStandard-Vacuum

chemist, Sails & Oil PlantCo.,Physiology,

Singapore Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Denison, N., director, Scott, Harding

Denison, R. T., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Vokohama

Denison, S., asst., Patous & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Dentici, E., signs per prO., G. Audoyer, Yokohama

Deroudilhe,

Derrick, C., directeur general. Descours et Cabaud, Haiphong

Deseals, Lt-Cdr. J. C., asst,

R., vice-pres., district

Central judge, deCivil

Azucarera Dist.MaCourt,

Tarlac, nila Malacca

Desch, H. E., wood technologist, Forest Dept. (F. M. S. & S. S.), Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Descours, M., engineer, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Desjardins,

Deslex, P., director,

J., Societe Nestle,Descours et Cabaud,

Laits Condenses Sucre,Haiphong

Non-Sucre, Sterilise, Saigon

DeSpard, H. L., manager. Segamat Estate, Johore

Desplats,

Dettmar, F., branch manager, Singapore Cold Storage Co., KualaSaigon

J. H., Bureau de Hanoi, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique, Lumpur, Selangor

Detzer, L. W., sales engr., Atkins, Krall & Co., Inc., Manila

Deutsch,

Deveson, B.B.,A.,assistant,

president, Commercial

Berrick Express

& Co., Ltd.,

Yokohama

Devin, F. R., managing director, East Asia Trading Co., Tokyo

Devin,

Dew, H.P.T.,L.,mgr.,

managing director, EastOilAsiaCo.,Trading

Standard-Vacuum Taihoku,Co.,Formosa

Tokyo

Dewar, A., manager, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Dewar, J., surveyor gen., Survey Dept., S.S. & F.M.S., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dexter, W. J., mgr., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Diamant, M.,chief Chinaclerk,Finance Corpn.,

Board,Shanghai

Dick, P.H.,C.,assist,

Dias, manager, Harbour

Bildermann & Penang

Co., Saigon

Dick, J., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dick, J.,

Dick, W. manager,

F., resident, Islay, Kerr

Kuching, Co. and vice-consul for Norway, Penang

Dickenmann,A. E.,

Dickinson, H., acct.,

SeniorDiethelm

Deputy &Commissioner

Co., Ld., Bangkok

of Police, F.M.S.

Dickson, A. J. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Dickson, A. L., director, A. Lopato, Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Dickson, I.G.T.,J., second

Dickson, branchmedical

manager,officer,

Huttenbachs Ld., Perak

Ipoh ofHospital, Perak & China, K. L., Selangor

Dickson, W. N., sub-acct., Chartered Bank India, Australia

Diddier, A., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Diebold, F. R.. asst.,

Dienel, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Dietsch,A.,H.,signs

signsperperpro.,

pro.,Deutsch Asiatische

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank,

Bank,CantonShanghai

Dietze, W., Corl Zeiss, K. K., Tokyo

Digby, K. H., officer-in-charge,

Dillner, E., Cetco Ltd., Canton Serian, Sarawak

Dillon-Corneck,

Dimmock, E.N., R.state

R. engr.,

C., acct.,P. W.

Banque de ITndo-Chine, Singapore

D., Trengganu

 FOBEIGN RESIDENTS F187

Dingle, Dr. P. A., Principal Medical Officer,

Dinmore, P. J., partner, Hogan, Adams and Allan, Penang Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Dinnage, C. A., test audit inspector, Federated Malay States Railways, K. L., Selangor

Dinsdale, F.M. A.,

Diserens, H.,signsmgr.,perMer.pro.,Dept.,

Butterfield

Eai-nshaws& Swire,

DocksAmoy

ifc Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Dissegger, W., erecting engr., Sulzer Bros., Kobe

Dissmeyer,

Ditmas, W. J.P. A.,N. manager,

L., dist. ChinaSimanggang

officer, Sales and Service Co., Shanghai

Sarawak

Dix, Comdr. C. C., magistrate, Marine Magistrates’ Court, Singapore

Dixon,

Dixon, A.JamesM., director,

A., manager, H. C.Commercial

Dixon & Son, Ltd.,Assurance

Union ShanghaiCo., Yokohama

Dixon,

Dixon, L.L. R.,

R., representative,

asst., Batons andPatohs Baldwins,

& Ltd., Shanghai

Baldwins, Ltd,and Canton

Dixon, L. W., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. China, Manila

Djurup, A. M., mgr., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Bangkok

Dinitrieff,

Dobben, A.Y.L.S.,W. Shanghai

van, agent,Telephone Co., Shanghai

Java-China-Japan Lijn, Kobe

Dobbie,

Dobson, Maj.-Gen.

A., partner,W.McAuliffe,

G. S., c.b.,Davis

c.m.g.,& Hope,

d.s.o., Singapore

Gen. Officer Com., Military, Singapore

Dobson,

Dockray,R.J.M.,P., resident

district secretary, Sun LifeMalay

engr., Federated Assurance

StatesCo.,Railways,

Tokyo K. L., Selangor

Dockrill, W. R., managing director, Canadian

Dodd, J. H., assist, distribution engineer, Electric Supply Dept.,Trading Co., Ld., Shanghai

Municipality, Penang:

Doddridge, W. J., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Dodds. G., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Dods, S. E., secretary, Malayan Tobacco Distrib. tors, Ltd., Singapore and China, Iloilo

Dodds, J. L., counsellor, Great

Duelling, F„ partner, Winckler & Co., Kobe Britain Embassy, Tokyo

Dolman, H.E.,C.,consul,

Dollman, forestGerman

officer, Forest

Consulate, Dept.,Medan

Pahang.

Domingo,

Dominguez, P. M, consul for Cuba, Kobe Co., Manila

A. F., acct., American Express

Donald, C.,

Donald, W. mgr., Kodak, Ltd.,

H., director, ChinaSingapore

Press, Inc., Shanghai

Donaldson, A. J. L., partner, Kennedy & Co., Penang

Donaldson,

Donaldson, J.W.R.,J.,pro-consul for Great

mgr. (acting), JoholBritain,

Estate Seoul

Negri Sembilan

Donn4, J., managing director, Racine

Donnelly, I. A., secretary, Taku Tug & Lighter et Cie., Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Donohue,

Dooley, J. H., asst,Pritchard

treasurer,& Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Dooman,E.E.J.,H..asst.,counsellor, U.S.A. Co.,Embassy,

Ltd., Penang

Tokyo

Doran,

Dorp, J.T.G.C.,L.Whiteway, Laidlawfor&theCo.,Netherlands,

van, vice-consul Tientsin Singapore

Dositheus,

Dot, Rev.

R., directeur, Bro., St.

Bureau George’s

ofengr., Institution,

Hanoi,WaterCompagnie Taiping, Perak des Petroles, Saigon

Franco-Asiatique

Dougal, A. T., deputy water Dept.,

Dougal, W. T. sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai Penang

Douglas,

Douglas, D. A., S.sub-accountant,Chartered

S.,Harrisons,

manager,BarkerNational BankBank

City of India,

of New Aust.

York,and China, Shanghai

Singapore

Douglas, E. J., & Co.,

Douglas, R. P., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Douglas, W., pres., Peoples Mortgage & Investment Co., Manila

Dove,

Dovey, W.G.G.,S., South

UnderwoodBritishTypewriter

Insurane Co., Dept,Ld.,Dodwell

."Shanghai& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dowe, Johannes,

Dowling,W.D.R.,B.,asst, Doitsu Senryo

asst.,engr.-in-chief,

Malayan TobaccoG. K., Tokyo

Dowse, MalayaDistributors., Singapore

Post & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dowson, E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. L),

Dowue, A. J., director, John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Manila

Doyle, A. G., mgr., Twentieth Century Fox, Inc., Tokyo

Doyle, T. W., sub-agent, Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Johore

Dtakeford, B., asst. Bennie S. Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

 F!88 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Drakeford, T. G., Drakefyrd & Wilson, Shanghai

Draycott,

Drazdil, H.ll.K.,J.,import

Dentist,dept.,

Singapore

Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Dreadge,

Driel, Th. M. van, head mgr.& for

J. H. J., Travers Sous,N. Ltd.,

E. I., Singapore

KegnaulFs P. A„ N. V., Sourabaya-

Droogleever, W. H., res. repres., General Accident, Fire A Life Assce. Corpn., Ltd., S’pore

Drummond,

Drummond, J.J. S., F., accountant,

partner, F'razar & Co., Bank

Chartered Osakaof India, Aust. & China, Ipoh, Perak

Drummond, R. W. S., partner, Drummond & Co., Sandakan, British North Borneo

Drummond, R. W. S., partner, Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

Duchateau, R. L., consul f jr Norway, Saigon

Duckworth,

Duckworth, N.F. V.,H.,m.vice-pres.

c. 8., 2nd gen.

Magistrate & Marriage

mgr., Internal. Registrar,

Harvester Cq., ofSingapore

Philippines, Manila

Duddell, G. G., partner,

Duenas, P.F.C.,lv.,secretary, Evatt t

Hike Shoef c Co., Perak

Duesing, asst., Carlowitz A Co.,Factory,

TientsinManila

Duesing, G, Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co,, '1,'sipgtao

Duffy, M., installation supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

Duff,

Duuff,general

W. A. H., mgr.,secretory,

United International

Engineers, Ltd.,Underwriters,

Singapore Ltd., Shanghai

Duggleby, A. F., 2nd vice-pres., Balatoc

Duke, A. H., partner, Baguley A Tooth, Advocates, Mine Co., Manila

Bangkok

Dumbarton,

Dunbar, J. J.,G.director,

F„ Commercial

Balatoc Mine UnionCo.,Assurance

Manila Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Duncan, I.L. M.,

Duncan, acct.Asiatic

dept.,Petroleum

EarnshawsCo.Docks A Honolulu.Iron Works, Manila

Duncan, M. A.C., R,assistant, Hongkong and (South

ShanghaiChina), Foochow

Banking Corpn., Saigon

Duncan, W., director, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Duncan, W. W., assist, secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore

Dunhill,

Dunman,F.Charles W„ D. C.,Gestetner (Eastern^,A Ltd.,

Lowe, Bingham Singapore

Dunman, Singapore

Dunman, Cv C., dir., Wilkinson Process Rubber Cp., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dunne, J. B., manager, D. Gestetner

Dunsing, W., W. Niggemann A Co., Chefoo (Eastern), Ltd., Singapore

Dupouy,

Dupuy, J.HC.,L.,partner,

Texas Company,

A. Ehlers ALtd., Co.,Hanoi

Shanghai

Dupuy,

Durocher,P.,R.dir.,Mme.,

Hongay Sales, Belgian

secretary, Ltd., Shanghai

Embassy, Shanghai

Duthie,

Dutton, J.,T. retail

H., mgr.,Pritchard

asst. MedicalAHall, Co., Ltd., Ipoh,

Ltd., Singapore

Perak

Duval, M., consul-adjoint, French Consulate, Shanghai

Dwars, W., chancellor, German Consulate, Singapore

Dwyre, A. L., vice-pres A secty., Peoples Mortgage A Investment Co., Manila

Dyce,L.,J.,manager,

Dye, wholesaleRobinson

manager,Piano Medical Co.,Hall,

Ltd.,Ld., Singapore

Penang

Dykes, Dr. J. S., Dental, Surgeon, Singapore

Dyne, H. R. L., director, Bennie S, Cohen A Son (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Dyott, H. F., director, Taku Tug A LightenCo, Ltd., Tientsin

Eady,

Easson,G.A.M.,M.,Asiatic Petroleum

c.a., estate dept., Co.Si me(P.Darby

I.), Ltd., Manila

A Co., Ltd., Malacca

Eastham, B. C., secretary,‘China Securities

Ebden, W. S., commissioner of Lands, Lands Office, Singapore Co., Inc., Tientsin

Eck, H. F., van, acets. dept. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C ), Ltd., Shanghai

Eckert, L., Carl, Zeiss* K. K., Tokyo

Eckhardt,

Econ, C., sttatifiger,

B., asst, auditor, AuditCarlowitz

Dept.,A Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Edden, A. J., vipe-consul, British Legation, Bangkok

Ede, C., director, Leede Engineering Corporation^ Shanghai

Ede, F. J., mgr., Leede Engineering Coi’poration,, Shanghai

Edgar, J., Keylock A Pratt, Shanghai

Edgar, R., manager, Thos. Cook A Son, Kobe

Edmonds, F. M., director, Sirne, Parby A Co., Ld., Malacca

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F189

Edmonds, H.G.R. R.,O.,Standard-Vacuum

Edmondson, manager, Mien WhaOilThread Co., Ltd,, iShanghai

Go., Yokohama

Edmott,

Edson, A.T.VV.JE., mgr.,

consulshipyard,

for America,UnitedSeoulEngineers, Ltd-, Singapore

Edwards,

Edwards, J.E. P.,C., state

manager,

forestWearne

officer, Bros.,

ForestLtd.,

Dept.,Selangor

Selangor,

Edwards, R. E.,

Edwards, R. W.,acting exc. engr.,

chief acct., Public

Shanghai Work & Railway

Ltd., Department,

Gas Co., ZamboangaShanghai Sarawak

Edwards,

Edwards, T.T. E., vice-consul

E. D., sub-agent, for Britain,

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Zamboanga,

Edwards,

Edwin, B. W.P., M.,asst,asst,

mgr.,supt..

P. H.Rubber

Hendry,Control,

Kuala Dept,,of

Lu.inpur*.Statistics,

Selangor Singapore

Efford,

Egas, E.,T.,asst,

secretary, HarrisonsCo.,& Batavia

mgr., Klassen Crosfield (Borneo), R'd., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Eggmann, W., alhambra Cigar &■ Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Ehrhardt,Dr.J. J.,F. repre.,

Eickhoff, Honolulu

G., director, CliveIron& Works Co., C!,Ilt-on.

Co., Ld„it Shanghiii

Eigenmann,

Eikehs, V., F.

C., Insurance. E. Zuellig, Inc.,

Dept.,&Harrison Manila

Eld red, W., partner, Fraser Co., Singapore

Eley,

Elias, W.E. A.,

Allan, manager,

director, Sun Tribune

Malaya Life Assurance Co. ofSingapore

Press, Ltd., Canada,' Singapore

Elias, J. A., chairman, Amalgamated Theatres, Ld,, Singapore

Elkins, Major W. R., div. supt., Transportation, Dept., 1\ M. S' Railways, Selangor

Elkins, P. H., supt.,Central

Elies, R.'J., Dept, of Excise,Ltd., Singapore

Elliot, L. D.,asst.,

asst., GuthrieAgency, Shanghai

Elliot, R. A., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Elliot,

Elliott, R.L.N.,D. branch

E., manager,

Guthrie & Co.,Singapore

Ltd., .ColdLumpur,

Kuala StorageSelangor

Co., Ld., Renang

Ellis, E. A. H., headmaster, Bandar Hilar English School, JRalacca

Ellis, E. J., signs per pro., S. Manasseh & Co., Singapore

Ellis,

' Ellis, H., manager, Linotype and Machinery, Ld., Shanghai

Ellison,P. A.A. W.,

C., asst,

Clarkeassessor,

& Larkin, Manila Dept.j .Singapure

Assessment

Elliston, E. S., signs per pro., Shewau,

Ells, F. C.,, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama Tomes &;Co.i Shanghai

Elm, P. F., mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Elphinstone, S., Merchant, Taihoku, Formosa

Elstrom,

Els worth,R.,A--Henry

J. International

Waugh *Harvester

Co., Ltcl.,Co., Manila

Sipgapp^e,

Siting,

Elton, Jr.,deH.,C.,vice-consul

H. deputy for U. S. A.,Customs

commissioner, Batavia,&N:Excise,

E. I.. Ipoh, Perak

Elvin, A., signs per pro., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singapore.,

Ely, T. G., managing director, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., L:L, Vokpliama

Elzean, M. T., sub-mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai. , f

Embden, H., Carlowitz

Emmermann, & Co., Canton

W., asst., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai ;

Emsin, M., gen. mgr., “Exporthleb” USSR Import & Export, Shanghai

Encarnacion,

Enger, R. W. O., V. S.,Thoresen

pres., Insular Life

& Co., Shanghai Ltd., Manila,

England, E. G., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Engstrom, V. R. W., director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd,, Tientsin ,

Enrigue.

Ensor, T. Z.,D.,vice-president,

partner, Neill Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Afanila

& Bell, Selangor

Enstedt,

Enthuray, F. G., Siam Match Factory, BangkokDept.,, Penang

Eplinius, E.M.A.,6.,stock assessment officer, Ltd.,

dept., Kodak, Labour Singapore

Erich, H. H., signs p.p., Carlowitz i Co.,Surveyor’s

Ephraums, F. T., Architect & Building ShanghaiDept. Municipality, Singapore

Erichsen, P., asst, mgr., Behn, Meyer & Uo,, Manila

•Ericson, N., managing director, Ekman Foreign Agencies, Osaka .

Ericsson, T. A., mgr., Mekong Rail way (Gov Lbl-, Bangkok

F190 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Eriksen, J., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Erohin, S. M., assist., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Erskine-Cruni, W. D., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Esdale, J. Th.,

Erzinger, partner, Erzinger

B., manager, & Co., Shanghai

Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Eskeline,

Eskes, C. J., manager, Socony-Vacuum, Corporation, Tientsin

Ess, A. D.,

Van,consul

agent,forElders

Belgium,

Newchwang

Ess, C. F. J., deputy registrar, Supreme.Court, Singapore

Ess,

Essen,J. H.

F. J.,von,partner, The Deutsch-A^iatiSche

assisstant, Singapore Agency, Bahk, Singapore

Shanghai

Essig, E., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Esson, H. W., Guth’rie & Co.', Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Esson, W.J.,H.,supt.,

Estrada, asst.,Shanghai

BousteadTimes,

A Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Etlin, B., partner, Etlin & Co., Singapore i

Ebtele, S.C.,Y.,assist,

Euren, vicegenl. mgr., &Standard

president gen, mgr.,Vacuum Oil Far

American Co., Eastern

YokohamaMatch Co, Shanghas

Eustace, Q- H., mgr.-directOr, Imperial

Evamy, D. L., signs per pro., Bryner & Co., Chefnical

DairenIndustrie^ Ltd., Singapore

Evans, A. C., assist., Butterfield

Evans, F.C. L.,

Evans, T., accts.

consuldept.,

for Norway,

Kailan AmoyMining Administration, Tientsin

Evans, G. R., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Evans, H. H., manager, Parbury,

Evans, H. W., managing proprietor, Henty

H. W.& Co.,

EvansKobe& Co., Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Evans, J.L. G.,

Evans, W.,supt.,Posts & Telegraphs,

principal medical officer, Kuala

MedicalLumpur, Selangor

Department, Johore

Evans, R. F., resident, West Coast of British North Borneo

Evans, R. J., asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ld.,

Evans, R. T., pres., China Securities Co., Inc., Tientsin Penang

Evans, S., partner and manager, Oliver, Evans & Co., Kobe

Everitt,

Eves, R.,A.A.officer,

J., signs perBrigade,

pro., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Ewart, F., mgr.Fireof Hawaiin Johore

Division, rlonalnlu Iron Works Co., Manila

Ewart, J. W., asst, curator. Botanic Garden, Singapore

Ewert,

Ewert, R., asst., KunstDeutch

& Albers, Harbin

Ewing, R., sub-mgr.,

J. H., mgr., Dodwell -&■Asiatische

Co., Ltd., Bank,

Kobe Shanghai

Exell, A. S., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank

Expert, P., service comptabilite, Compagnie Franco-Asiatigue of India, Australiades& Petroles,.

China, KobeHanot

Eynard,

Ezekiel, L., consul for France, Canton

Ezekiel, E.A. M..

M., M. M. Ezekiel

Ezekiel && Sons,

Sons, Singapore

Singapore

Ezra, C. E., Ezra & Co., Shanghai

Ezra, J., asst., mgr., A. J., Savul & Co., Shanghai

Fabre,

Faber, H.A., F.,

chairman,

consul forRacine et Cie.,Palembang,

Belgium, ShanghaiN. E. I,

Fachtmann, L., asst., Wuitkler »fc Co.,(Jo.,Yokohama

Fachtmann, F., partner, Winckler & Yokohama

Fairburn,

Fairweather, T. C.,J. E..

Sworn Measurer,

Fleming Canton Manila

& Williamson,

Falek,

Falkner, I., sub-acct.,asst,National

GuttridgeCity Bank of New Inc.,York, Manila

Falkner, R.R. D. D., asst., Guthrie

Guttridge & Chambers, Manila

Inc, Manila

Fancott, H., secretary, Gammon (Malaya),

Fandrei, H. A., works mgr., Willow Pattern Press, ShanghaiLd., Singapore

Fano,

Falkner,R., L.director,

A., FarInternational

East mgr., N.Savings Society,

Z. Perpetual Shanghai

Forest, Ltd., Shanghai

Fanteehi, G., manager, Italian Bank for China, Tientsin

Farkens, J., signs i. V., Kunst & Albers, Harbin

Farmer, A. V., div. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F191

Farmer, H., asst., Canadian Pacific S.S , Ltd., Shanghai

.Farmer,

Farmer, W.P., merchant,

R., proprietor,F. D.Victoria

FarmerHotel,

& Co. and

Canton consul for Norway, Newchwang

Farnell, Thomas

Farnsworth, W., Henry Hunter, Bayne & Co., Manila

Farnsworth, L.F. L., E., asst,

vice-consul for (J.S.A.,

mgr., Eastman Singapore

Kodak Co., Shanghai

Farquharson, A. N., partner,

Farr, A. H, structural Hallam Engineers,

dept., United & Co., SelangorLtd., Singapore

Earrelly, G. A., surveyor & land officer,

Faulkner, H. E., special representative, Chartered Wurvey & Land Bank Dept.,

of I. A.Sarawak

& C., Shanghai

Faulkner,

Faulkner, H. O. T.,H., Director

Kailan Mining Administration,

of Agriculture, F. M. S. Tientsin

.Fauvel, J., agent, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Haiphong

Fawcett,G.Capt.

Feakes, A. E., districtEastern

engineer,Extension

F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur,

Telgh.,Selangor

Fee, E. P. J.,J., lubricating

manager-engr., oil dept., Standard-Vacuum Australasia

Oil Co.,& China

Bangkok Ld., Saigon

Feely, C. A., mgr., forest dept., Anglo-Siam Corporation,

Feely, J. F., shipping office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin Bangkok

Feeney,

Feimann, G., exportpartner,dept., Bornemann

Jardine, Matheson

Felgate, R.V.H.,E.,proprietor, R. H. Felgate& Co., Canton

& Co., Shanghai

Fell, W. A.,

Felsing, W., dir.,

Kunst Harper, Gilfillan

& Albers,

Harbin

Fendlason, E. H., acct., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Tientsin

Fennie,

Fenton, R. J., purchasing Dept.,dept., UnitedBritish

Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Fenwick,G.H.J.C.,

Fenton, L. Postal

H., F.,mgr.,

district Jesselton,

engr.,

Anglo-Dutch Federated Malay

Estates Agency,

North Borneo

States

MedanRailways, Selangor

Feragen,

Ferguson,A.,Capt.commr.,J. H.,Chinese Maritime

Muncipality, Customs,

Shameen, Wuchow

Canton

Ferguson,

Fernandez,N.E.,G.,currency

executiveofficer,

engr.,Colonial

Public Works

Treasury, Dept., Province Wellesley

Singapore

Fernandez, J. C., office asst., Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Fernandez,

Fernandes, R.P. A., mug. proprietor,

J., director, Big Wedge Fernandez

Mining Co.,Bros..Manila

Trengganu

Ferguson,

Fergusson,R.J. O., c.a.,agent,

C. G., chartered accountant,

Hongkong FlemingBanking

& Shanghai & Williamson, ManilaCanton

Corporation,

Fermont, A. A., director, Fermont Cuypers, N. V., Batavia

Fernando, E. R.Clarke

Ferrer, A.C. P., A., managing director, Malay Peninsula Agency, Singappre

Ferrier, A. W., mgr.,& Larkin,

Hongkong Manila

& Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Ferrier, J. W.,

Fessenden, consul forgen.,

S., secretary Portugal & dir., Balatog Office,

Secretary-General’s MiningShanghai

Co., Manila

Fetherstonhaugh, A. H., deputy game warden, Game

Fette, F. C., secretary-treasurer, Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Fette, H. C., president, Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Peiping

Fetterly K. M., agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Shanghai

Fichter, Paul J., agent, Anderson, Clayton & Co., Osaka

Field, G. A. C., supt. of Shipping, Sibu, Sarawak

Fierlinger, Jan, secretary, Czechoslovakian Consulate, Osaka

Figgis, F. G., engineering dept., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Figueiredo,

Figueroa,A.Snr. J. M.M.,de., Chinaplenipotentiary,

minister Commercial Co.,ChileanTientsinLegation, Tokyo

Filtzer, L., pharmacy dept., American Dispensary, Shanghai

Finch, A. P., sub-editor. North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai'

Finck, H. S., director, Art Furniture Depot, Singapore

Findlay, J., supt. engr., dockmaster, Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Findey, Wm.H.,T., importChina dept.,

Press, Inc., Shanghai

Finn, J. S.,W.Samuel,

Findlay, Osborn & Sime, DarbyShanghai

Co., Ltd., &, Co., Ltd., Singapore

Finnie, T., mgr., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Fischer, A., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Pf&- V'dMf&S RESIDE NTS

Fischer, Dr O., barrister, Musso, Fischer Wiihelbi,4 Shanghai

Fisher,

Fisher, Kk H.. chief

Nlerchaut, Tsirigtao'

Fisher, E.E. A.,

H., Brunner,chemist,

MondEastern,fSmelting

Japan); Lid.,Co;, KoIk-

Ltd., Penahg

Fisher F. H. division mgr.,

Fisher, Joe, director, Amalgamated Yee Tsoong TobaccoLcL,DistVibutors,

Theatres, Singapore Ltd., Changsha

Fisher, J. C. B., dist. ofliccr^ Kapitj Sarawak

Fisher, Julius, mgr., Capital Theatre,,Singapore

Fisher, O. E., medical officer, MeeliegL.Dep,t.‘ Brunei.

Fisher, S. J., composing room supervisor, (L>vcniincnt Lrin.tihig DepL, F.M.S,

Fisher, W. E., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Fitch, G. K., manager,.The,Texa. Cp.^Chirng-na

FittocJh.v C^ asst., ,Ca'i?e?ras Ltdv Singapore

Fitzgerald,

Fitzgerald, M.,G. effigeneral

la B, L.,agent,jUatta.cii,an

agent, 0ougkop.g ik S’h.ai'Banking

Pacific Steamships, Ld.,Corpn., Bangkok ^

Yokohama

Fitzgerald,

Fitzgerald, D. Asiatic PetroWam : Co-(Ik L), Ltd. Manila

Dr. R. D,.diiiedto.r ofJlritisi)

i\l.edmaiConsulate,

;S. rviceB, Singapdip

Filzmaurice,

Fitzpatrick, H.H.,A.,consu^generah

manager, Hcrbci t, AliVed, Batavia

,Ld.,;Gsaka

Flavin, B. N., supt., Posts &l Telegraphs, Ei&da Lampiin:, Selangor

Fleisher,

Fleming,B.A.,W.,proprietor

proprietor, and.

f'Af Jaitau

generalAdtieriiter,

manager,Tokyo• Fleming' Brothers, Perak

Fleming, G. B., asst., HarrBoi-is

Fleming,

Flemons, T.S., H.,

chiefPearson, ;<& Co., Tokyo

engr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fletcher, S.G. J.,D. consul,

Fletcher, A., mgr.,American

HartistmW-Barker

Consulate,'

Co.;- Ltd!; Penang

Fletcher, Hon. Lt. Col. G. ik A:. Legislative (•ouneil, Cbldnial Govt., S'poTe

Fletcher, N. B., engr., GeneraL Post Office, Malacca

Fletcher, W. F., deputy iiumieipHl engr., Mvinicipa] Erigihefer’s‘Dbpt., Periling:.

Flight, W. F., supt, of Tels'phbnbs & Telegraphs, 'Penang

Flowerdew, A. H., soli?••'proprietor, A. H. PTdwerclew Y Co), Selangor

Flines,

Flint, F.H.,G.bopk

de, cashier, Netherlands

office, Jarcliiie, Ma'Trading

tlieson &Society, Shanghai

Co.', Ltd., ,Shanghai,

P’lippance, F., asst; curator,';Waterfall Gardens, Penang,/,;

Flizzey, N. du P., sub-a^C. Hongkong & S-hnl Banking Cprpn., Singapore

Fogden,

Foote, H.W.W.A.,T.,consuLgeiferat

Dr. managing director, Fogdcrj,Petherlands

for America, Brisbane & Co.,

IndiaLtd., Singapore

Flores, Dr. D. M., Asst. Health,Officer, .T'

Flossel, F.‘A.. Flpssel’s Cafe &’ Restaurant, Tsingtap .e hn

Flynn, A. J., icig. traffic accountant, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Flynn,

Foelsch,F, E.,

G. su^aect.,

Oarlowitz;Ctw«rteved Hank of ,lndh1 .Australia & China,Tientsin

& Go., Tientsin

Foelster, F., manager, YlaiMKap, Ltd,,• ShajUghai .

Foley, S., business manager, Jm/hui. VJmvAide, Kobe

Follows, A. E., executive engr.,. Public AvYorks Dept., Selangor-i

Folts, D. G., manager, Standavil-Vacuum Oil;Co., Changsha

Forbes, P. H., chief accountant,;Federated '-Malaj^.S.tatpa'Railw^ys,--Selangpp

Forbes, R. J., Paterson, Simons k, Co., Ltd., Singappre

Ford,

Ford, G.G. J.,

J., controller,

controlled Posts

Posts t&fc Telegraphs,

Telegraphs, Penang

Selangor .

Ford, H., up-cdtinliy staff of-The Siam Steam Packet Go., Ltd., Bangkok.

Ford, H. E. A., asst., Borneo. Go., Ltd.. Bangkok

Ford, J. R. St. C., Thomson & •(

Ford, J.. manager, Evatt A Co., Selangor

Ford, J. 11., asst , Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N'.C.), Ltd;, Shanghai

Ford, V. B., Ford Delamore, Selangor

Forrestier, G. G., Shanghai Telephone Go., Ltd ,-Shanghai

Forest, J. II.. Hanson, Orth k Stevenson, Inc1. Manila

Forrer, H. A., District Judge it 1st Magistrate’, Shigkpore

 FdntflGX DENI'S Mb'i

Forster, H. S., inst. mgr., Asiatic Fetroleum

Forster, E., asst., Diethelm & Co.,' Saigon Co.,(8.0.), Amoy

Forsyth, A. K., Hongkong & Shanghai- 'Banking Cdrporatiou, Amoy,;

Forsyth, D. M., engineering manager, American Trading Co. of tTapaTg Ld., Tokyo

Fortune,

Fortune, F.Stuart,

C., vice-consul for America;

sub-agent, CharteredFoochow

Bank of India, Ailstr. & China, Cebu

Foss, B. T., estate manager, Socfin Co., Ltd.. Kugla-Lnmpur, -Selangbr

Foster, H. B., director, Ker & Co., Ltd., Cebu

foster, W. A., manager, Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Foulds, A., accs. dept., Sim6; Darby &'Cbi; Ltd.,' -Madiibca''■ •

Foulds, H. F., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Knkla Lumpur, Selangor

Foulds, L. H., consul for Great Britain, Daireh "

Fournier, C. G.. manager, Banq'ue de I’lridoehiiiej Canton

Fowler, A. B.. mgr., Ladang \TedcPes'Estate, Negri Semilai;:

Fowler, E. A. R., aviation section, Asiatic : Petroleum Co.

Fowler, E. V., asst, supt., 'Police Dept.; Singapore '

Fox, A. U, partner, & Frit?;, Shanghai

Fox, B., a;-st , Sthnofa rd-Vki >11 Co.', Singapore^ :

Fox, li. T, managing dire

Frame, J. M, ass.t., Get •a! Ag v. Ltd'.;,Co.,Shanghai

Bell & Ld., Manila ’

Framhein, M. O, mans pro, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsii

Framroz, P. M, proprietoi , Fr : P, y-,;c* Singapore.

Francis,

Francis, M.

N. C,A, Cine-Processing

director, F De Kodak, Ltd,' Singapdr#

Francis, R. E, agCi,'. AVaterlow & I s: Ltd, Shanghai

Francis, W. T, ore buying ik tin Eastern Smfe'lting C©:, Ltd, Penang

Franco, C. F, Toyo Babooeli;''Kabushiki Khisha, Yokohama

Francqueville. R. de, vice-consul for Frartce, 'Yokohama

.Frank, F. J, resident secy, China Underwriters,: Ltd, Singapore

Frank, L, staff. Canadian Pacific Steamships. Ltd, Yokohama

Frankel, J, sole’proprietor,• J. Fran!kel :;;& Co, Singapoi'e

Frankenhuis,

nhuis. A. A, Koninlciyke

Koninklyke Paketvhart

Paketvrtart Maatschappij, Penang

P'ranklin,,n, S. R, personal asst, to Inspector-General of Police, Sitmapore

Franklin,n, S. S advtg. dept. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd, S’pere

Franklin.n, C. S, pres, executive dept, American Dispensary, Shanghai,

Franks, G. C. R, asst, deputy gas engr.. Municipal, gas Dept, Siiigapo'r

Franse,

Fraemel,J.,F.agent,

R, mgr.,Netherlands IndiaCorpn,

Philco Sales Commercial

ShanghaiBank. Medan

Franz, R, mgr, Deutsche-Asiatische Bank. Shaugliai

Fraser, A, Indo-China S. N. Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Fraser, B, architectural dept, Shanghai Land Ima Iment Co, i'Td, B’!i i

Fraser, J. M, asst, Singapore Improvement Trust. Singapore

Fraser. K. G. M, municipal engr. Municipal ILiuiiu r’s Dept, Singapore ,

Frazar, E, W, Ch„ Frasar, Fed Inc., Tokyo

Frederiksen, C. J, Fast Asiatic Co, Ltd, Penaim

Fredet, J, censor, International Sayings. 'Society, shau.ghai

Freeman, B.H. J,B, controller,

Freeman, Posts &staff.

manager, Works' Tels.United

Dept,Engineers,

Siuuajhn e Ld.,.Singapore

Freeman, W. A . cjirector, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd, Perak

French, R. V, suh-acct.

French, R. W., sub manager, National City Bank of .New York, Singapore

Frend, M. B. C,. supt. Dept, of ^Excise, Srugapoie

Frere, F, up-ebuntry mgr, Louis TS Lumoicn-. Ltd, P.angkok

Frese, A, signs per pro, Deutsch-AsiafLohe Bank. Shanghai

Frese,

17 O.,TJ.assist, C F.manager.

Feld & Co,

11- —lLd, Canton

iSfL!

Frewen, S, Western Electric Co, of. Asia, Sihg.appre

Frey, J, assL,, MacpL Macpiiail i Co, Ltd,oi.,, i^nigaporp

D.w.i',iv.fV, .Coiqni

• Reliniiii

,

Friedlaender, A. P, m^r. Pacific Storagern ir Packing

Friedman, M, gener. meral manager, China Motor,’Shanghai '

:F194 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Friendrichsen, K., assist., lilies & Co., Yokohama

Friman, E. W., sales dept., Union Brewery, Ltd.. Shanghai

Frischen, F. A. G., Ko.fa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Frisby, A. W., inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Malacca

Fritz, Chester, partner, Swan, Culbertson A Fritz, Shanghai

Froemel, F. R„ mgr., Philco Sales Corp., Shanghai

Froggatt, L., asst. supt. engr., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Fromel, R., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Froland, Sv., signs per pro., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Frost, A. J., branch manager, Manchurian Co., Ltd., Dairen

Frost, J., driector, Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frost, L. G., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.,Canton

Frost, R., Indo-China Steam Navigation'Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frost, R. Y., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd., Canton

Frowein,

Fry, L. E.,G.manager.

V., assist.,Motion,

Bayer-Meister

Smith & Lucius

Son, Ld.,Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Singapore

Fuchsman, David, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Hmi bin

Fuetterer, E. O., managing director, I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Fugler, C. G., secretary, John ,Little & Co., Singapore

Fuhrhop W., proprietor, Windsor ife Co., Bangkok

Fuhrmeister, l'., Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Fulcher, E. W. P., electrical engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Fiilleman, W., manager, Diethelm

Fuller, O., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Fulton, I)., import dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Furstenburg, M., asst., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Furtado, C. X., b.a.g., asst, botanist, Botanic Gardens, Singapore

Fust, G., Bayer Pharma Co., Hankow

Futakia, N. B., Tavadia & Futakia, Canton

Fyfe, A. J., district forest officer, Kinta, Perak

Fyfe, A. R., deputy municipal engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Fyfe, N., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd:., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gabriel, V. R., asst, health.officer, Sanitary Board, kinta, Perak

Gabrik, V. G., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

■Gabrielson, C. W., gen. agent, Dollar Steamship Line, Yokohama

Caches, S. F., director, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Gadsby, J., director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd , Tokyo

Gaertner, K., manager, Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Gaffney, D., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co,', Ltd., Shanghai

Gain, P. D. G., agent, Allen A Hanburys, Ltd., Shanghai

Gale, B. W., director, Harrisons, King & Erwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Gale, J. K., asst., Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Galistan, O. E., engineer, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Galistan, E., office asst., Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore

Gallofin, J., acting collector, Custom House, Cebu

Gallois, M. E., consul-general for France, Yokohama

Gailois-Montbrun, M., resident of France Hadong, 'Tonkin

Gallop, E. M., tres., Gallop & Co., Shanghai

Gallop, H. B., representative/ American Paper Export Inc., Shanghai

Galloway, Sir D. J., medical practitioner, Galloway, Elder, Mad ver & Dobbin, S’pore

Galloway, W. C. G., senior engr., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, Selangor

Galloy, L., dir. de I’Usine, Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques Du Langtho, Annam

Gamble, J. M., supervisor, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gandossi, A., Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Gandossi, F., assistant, Cornes &, Co., Yokohama

Gange, F. B., general manager and secretary, Gordon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gannay, P., inspecteur-general, Banque de I’indpchirie, Saigon

Gansmoe, T. B., consul for Norway, Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F195-

Garben, P., lilies & Co., Osaka

Garcia, C. L., asst. secy. & treas., Salacot Mining Co., Manila

Garcia, G., second vice-pres., “La Urbana,” Bldg. & Loan Association, Manila

Garcia, W. H., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Gardener, W. A. B., assistant-in-cfiarge, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tengyueh

Gardiner, E. A., executive engineer, Public Works Department, Johore

Gardiner, R. R., 3rd asst., Municipal Architect & Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept., S’pore

Gardner, A. S., mrnager, Electrical Dept., Telegraph Co., Singapore

Gardner, H. G., actg. branch mgr., Union Insee. Society of Canton, Ltd.,, Manila

Gardner, J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Itozaki

Garlick,

Garnett, G.B. H., registrar-general,

J., vice-consul, BritishBirths and Deaths

Legation, BangkokRegistration, Johore

Garrels, Arthur, consul-general for America,

Garrett, M., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo Tokyo

Garriz, R. F., president and gen’l, manager, Advertising Bureau, Inc., Manila

Garrod, S. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Kobe

Garry, A. N. M., Government/Secretary, Sandakan

Gascoigne, C. E., divisional postmaster, Posts & Teles. Dept., Sibu, Sarawak

Gast, J. M., acct., NederlancUche Indische Handelsbank, N.V., Medan

Gastman, L. A., acting consul-gen. for the Netherlands, Shanghai

Gastmeier, C., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Gates, R. C., District Officer, Malacca

Gatrell, V. O. G., deputy supt., Govt. Printing Press, Singapore

Gatternigg,

Gaultier, F., R., engineer,Franco-Asiatique

Compagnie U. Spalinger &desCo.,Petroles,

CantonPnom Pneh

Gauss,

Gauthier, A., Soc. des Ciments Portland ArtificielsShanghai

C. E., consul-general, American Consulate, de LTndo-Chine, Haiphong

Gavin, F. S., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpoi’ation, Shanghai

Gavin, M., signs per pro., U. Spalinger & Co., Canton

Gawell, E. B., Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Geale,

Gearey,Dr. W. J.,assist,

medical officer, Medical Dept.,

& Co.,Ulu,

Ld.,Kelantan

Gebbie, F.I. H.,

D., healthsub-manager, Dodwell

officer, Batang Padang, Perak Shanghai

Gedeon, F., manager, Gedeon Freres, Kobe

Geiger, H., dep. sub-manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Gelderen, D. Van, Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Genrich, A., Schmidt & Co., Canton

Gent, W. F., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

George, J. M. O’C., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd.. Selangor

Georgi, C. D. V., senior chemist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Georgeson, P. S. A., supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Co., Singapore

Gercik, A., Jedeikiu, Louis, Kobe

Gerli, Q. V. L., actg. deputy commr.-in-chr., Chinese M’time C’toms, Sanfshui

Geronimo, P., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Ge-yer, H., proprietor, Geyer. Hans, Bangkok

Gey ling, R., vice-consul for Austria, Tientsin

Gibbons,

Gibson, A.J. W.H.,G.,asst,Shipping

tidesurveyor,

Master,Chinese

SarawakMaritime Customs, Canton

Gibson, C. E., res. officer, Queensland

Gibson, E. L., Bornbay-Burmah Trading Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Gibson, F. H., asst, distribution engr., Municipal Electric Supply Dept.j Penang

Gibson, F. S., director, Mansfield

Gibson, H., Evatt tfe \,0., Singapore & Co., Ld., Singapore

Gibson, H. L., managing director, H L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Giese, Dr. O., manager. Pharma Co., Shanghai

Giessen, C. M. van., cashier, Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, S’pore

Giezen, J. C., providoring de])t.. Koriinklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij,, S!po,re'

Giggins, R. C., manager, General Electrical Co.. Ld . Singapore

Gilbert, A. C., signs per pro., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

!F196 Fqil^N liKSIDENT^.,

(JilBert, F., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Crillard, G., Comjjagnie F^aneo-A siatdqdes Petroles, Pnpm Penh

Gildersleoyes,

Gilliam,'W., supt., H. A.,Postsphdt6-lit!ijogr4^her,

ah4 Telegraphs Surveys

Department,Repaftment,

Perak K. L,V Selattgor.

Gillispie, G. T., Hc^igkh'ng •& Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

lilies, J. C., service station, Interuational Harvester Co., ’Manila ‘

tiilmour, G. J., leputy comimR'sidher, Excise Depit., Srhgkpdfe

Gilmdttr, O. W., assist.-engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Gilson, E. L. ft., Anglo-Siaih .Corpn., Ltd.,-Bangkok

Ginsboiirg, »Si, building supplies section; Artthpld'tfe Co.,: Ltd.,; Shang-liei

Ginsbcurg, U. M., China Import

Girard, E. B., president, Automatic Telephones of China Fed. Inc.. Shanghai

Gispert, A. S., Evatt & Co., Singapore '

Gittins, J. S., Jardine, Matheson &'Cb., Ltd., Shanghai

Giudicelli, M. L., resident,’Province De Lang-Son

Gjodesen, W., manager,-East Asiatic Co., Ltd., & consul for Denmark. Penang

Glass, D. It., secy., S’hai Dbck & ’Eiigiheoring Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Glass, W. W., representative, Dome Insurance Co. of ISIew York, Tokyo

Glebow, B. A., asst., Shanghai'Insurance Office, Shanghai

Gleiehman, Th. G., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Penang

Giendilining, A. L. I... asst., ivIcAuiiffe,-Davis & Hope, Penang-'’

Glenn, E., Andersen Mover & Co., ltd., Tientsin

Glombik, F., C. lilies & Co., Osaka

Glied,

Goasguen,M., J.,signs t-hn firm,de SchttabeL

Fabrique Ghtilmer Franco-Asiat.

Bour., Compagnie & Co., Shanghai des Patroles, Saigon

Glineur, F., signs p. p., Oredit Foncier ^’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Glover,

Glover, A. E., managing director, Kelly Sj Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Gockson,E. WM.,, manager,

councillor,Malaya, TribuneMuncipal

Shanghai Tress, Ld.,Council,..

SingaporeShanghai

Goebel, D. I. E., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Godwin, H. S., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Goertz, P., export dept., Meldheis fc'Co., Tientsin

Goessele, R. F., proprietor, B. F. Goessele, Singapore

Gohdes, G., Reuter, Brocklemahn W1 Co., Canton ■

Goldberg, M., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Goho, S. C., barrister-at-law, Bogers & Son, Malacca

Goldberg, A. A., Shanghai TVwies,-Shanghai.•

Goldfinger, L., Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama

Goldie,

Golding,C.Wm.,

H., secretary,

general Secretariat, Munieifiality, Singapore

Goldman,

Goldsack, D.,G. acct., E. I.manager,’Commercial

M., Underwood dti Pont(Typewriter Express

de HemoursDept„, and Kobe

Storage Co., Shanghai

ife Co., D.odwiell

Inc., & Co., Ltd;. Shanghai

Goloy, J. H., cashier, American Express Co., Manila

Gomes, C. F , manager, ,C.;F. ,Goiiiifes <&: Co., Malacca

Gomes,

Gonzalez,C. A.T., F.,sub-manager.

asst. mgr. &International

secty., InsularSavings Society, Canton

Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Gooch, S. J. W., state engr., P.W.D., Perak

Gooch, W. E., Gillon & Co., Yokohama

Gooch, W. B., Gillon & Co., Yokohama -

Goode, A. W., assUTo residuit .aUio,'Dnniop.Plantations,'Ltd., iVIalacca

Goodliffe, A. D., a.c.a., chartered aCeonntaiit,

1

Goodman, A. M.j resident-comicrlkir, Bfesidenh’Councillor’s Fleming

Offit-c, Penang

Goodman, L. L., vice-pres. & mgr., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Goodman,

Goodman, T. J., engr., Shanghai WaterworksAssurance

Fittingt Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Gopalayer,B.B.,C.,extra agent,.Commercial

asst, control lev.ofUnion

Labour, LabourCo., Dept., K.Harbin

Li, Selangor

Gordon, E. H., agent, Hongkong ifc;Sbai)gbai Banking Corpn., Tsingtao

Gordon,

Gordon, M.G. G., asst, treasurer, Earpshaws Rocb$ and Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

‘Gordon, B., B., adveftisirig.dcpt..,

director, Asiatic ikPetroleum

J^rdihe, Matheson Co., Ltd., .Co. (North China),

Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

 #0 Rlfl G £ ESIDEJs'T.'^ ri97

Gordon, R. D. L., distr. mgr., Imperial Cliemical. Industries;(China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Gordor, R. M., asst., Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Gosling, A. S., chief asst, electric engr., Municipal; Electric ]Jei)t., Penang

Gordon, W., ISupt. of Excise, Dept, of Excise, Malacca

Goudemant, Ph., Compagnie Franco-Asiatiquc des Petroles, Saigon

Gourley, L. H., consul, commercial office, U. S. A. Consul hi tc, Shanghai

Gowan, A. F., asst, supt.. Police Dept,, Penang

Gowan, A. A., dist. supt., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co.. Ltd..' Shanghai

Goss, P. H., asst., surueyor general (acting), Suruey Dept. (S.S. & F. M.S.), Iv. L., Selangor

Gossevsky,

Gotfried, A.,A.acct.,

A., mgr. for SouthHeyEastern

Wilkinson, wood &Asia, Clark,International

Shanghai Assurahce Co., Ltd., S’pore

Gould, J. H. Baring, dist. mgr., Great Eastern Life AssurapCe Co., Ld., ,Penang

Goult, C. H. W., Malaya Tribune ‘.’res*. Ltd., Singapore

Gow, C. J., Harrisons, Barker'& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gourlay,

Gracey, A.W.S.,N.,asstsupt.manager,’Connell

of Prisons, Kuala.Lumpur, Selangor

Bros. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gracias, M. H., vice-consul for Portugal, Canton

Graff,

Graf, A., mgr., Credit Fomjier d’Extreme Orient

Graf, E.,

E., assist.,

asst., KunstKunst&and ^(byrs^H^rbin

Albers, Harbin ,

Graf, H. Tb. M , technical'dept.', Windsor &1Cq., Bangkok

Graham,

Graham, A. G., secretary’sShips,

and accts. office, Shanghai Gas.Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Graham, A., D., Surveyor

proprietor,ofTeluk Machinery,

Anson.Cash etc. for Singapore

Chemists, Perak

Graham, G. M., medical,officer,. District Hospital Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Graham, H.,H.,Harrisons,

Goss, C.P. J., commercial

asst, surveyor engr., Shanghai

general (ac.tg.), Telephone

Surveys Co., Shanghai

Dept. (S-S. & F.M.S.), K. L., Selangor

Gow, Barker &

Graham, E. W., Deputy Health Officer, PenangCo., JLtd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Goldberg,

Graham, J.A.0.,A.,govt, Shanghai

marineTimes, Shanghai

surveyor. Harbour Dept., Sandakan, B. X. Borneo

Graham, J. W., manager, Union

Graham-Barrow;, C- R., manager, Reuters, Oil Co. of Ltd,,

California,

CantonSingapore

Graham,

Grandi, R., acct.

F., Carlowitz general,

assist., Eastman Malaya Posts and

Kodak Co., Shanghai Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Graner, J., & Cq., Canton

Grant,

Grant, D. A. J.,M.,Asiatic

managing Petroleum Co. (N.C.),

proprietor, D. M., Ltd.,

GrantShanghai

Grant, Geo.,

Grant, F. C., agent,

ThomasChartered

Cook andBank Son, ofLtd., Shanghai

India, Austr. & China, I poll, Perak

Grant,

Grant, G. G. L.D.,S.,superintendent, ShanghaiExtension

deputy engr., Eastern & Hongkew Wharf Co.,

Telegraph Co.’, Ld.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Singapore

Grant,

Grantsch, R. W., president,

E., Lloyd TownS.Board,

Triestino X. Co.,Johore Bahru, Johore

Shanghai

Grauert, Prof. Dr. med., Hermann, K. C. S. G., Yokohama

Grautoff, K. B., rubber and produce dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Graves,

Gray, A.A.H.director,

A., consul for Great

Shanghai Britain,

Ga^ Co., Lh!.,Kobe

Shanghai

Gray, F., asst., Harbour Board, Penang

Gray, G. L., under secretary, Government Secretary’s Office, Sandakan

Gray,

Gray, J.X. E., China Import

dept.,andCanadian

Export Lumber Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Greaves, A.W. W.,

H., supt.,

accts. Customs PacificKuala

and Excise, S.S., Lumpur, Selangor

Gredsted,

Green, A., A., forest

acct., manager,

Eagle and EastSteel

Globe AsiaticCo., Co.,

Ltd.,Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Green, G. G., secretary, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Green,

Green, J., A.,

controller, Posts & Telegraphs, KualaSingapore

Lumpur, Selangor

Green, J.J. H., director,

Far EasternFraser and Xeave,

manager, Thos. Ltd.,

Cook & Son, Shanghai

Green, M., engineering dept.,'Arnhold »fc Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Green, R. A., acct., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corportation, Penang

Green, R. R, assist, auditor, Audit Office, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

F198 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Green, T. J. A. manager, Eastern Agencies, Ld., Singapore

Greenberg, I., asst, mgr., Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China, Shanghai

Greenfield,

Greenhill, A.,J. A.,

officesecretary, Directorate

asst., Singapore General of Trust,

Improvement Posts, Singapore

Shanghai

Greenwood, C. D. A. asst., Warner, RaVmes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Gregory, L.,

Gregory, J. M., revenue surveyChartered

sub-accountant, office, Taiping,

Rank ofPerakIndia, Australia and China, S’pore

Gregory, R. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.Office,

Gregory, P. A., chief clerk, Bankruptcy Penang

I.), Ltd,, Manila

Gregory, S. O., manager,

Gregory-Jones, E., director,Kelly & Walsh,

Stanton, Nelson Ld.,& Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Grehan, D. W., asst, engr., P.W. D. Larut, Perak

Greig, J. K.L., W.,

Greiner, agriculturist,

Thomson &Agricultural

Co,, ShanghaiDept., F.M.S.

Grenard,

Grew, J. C., Ambassador for America, Tokyodes Petroles, Saigon

R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

Grice, N., protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate; Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gridley,

Griebel, P.,A. H., supt., Customs

Merchant, KobeEcole&deExcise Dept., Gem as

Griessinger, P., directeur, PEtoile du Matin, Tokyo,

Grieve, J. B.,acct.,

Griffin, assistant,

Jardine,Warner, Barnescfe Co.,& Co.,

Ld.,Ld., BacolodFormosa

Griffin, C., Matheson

A. F. R., officer-in-charge, Kalaka, SarawakTaihoku,

Griffin, J. R., engineering dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Griffin,

Griffin, N.,

R. P.,Compagnie

sub-editor, Franco-Asiatique Des News

Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Griffith-Jones, E. N., asst.,North China Daily

Donaldson Burkinshaw, & IleraUk, Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Griffith-Jones, O. P., partner, Saunders & Macphail, Singapore

Griffiths, W. G., supt., General Post Office, Singapore

Griffiths,

Grilk, Jr.,W.G. L.,J., accountant, NationalOffice,

Shanghai Insurance City Bank of New York, T’tsin

Shanghai

Grill, Max, Import Merchant, Tsingtao

Grimes, E.,

Grimm, A., Doitsu

meteorological officer, Kaisha,

Senryo Gomei Survey Tokyo Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Grivot, A., Societe

Grodtmann, des Ciments

J., director, Portland Artiticiels

China Export-Import & Bankde LTndochine,

Co., ShanghaiHaiphong

Groesser, H., partner, Kohler, Schulz & Grosser, Shanghai

Groff-Smith, E., actg. commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Groll, C. K.,H.,assist,

Gronke, signs per pro.,manager,

general Volkart Brothers,

PampangaShanghaiSugar Mills. Manila

Grose,

Grossman, O., agent, Liverpool & London

N. F., asst. Malayan Tobacco Distriutors, Ins.Singapore

Co., Kobe

Groues, A. C., Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Conporation, Canton

Grove,

Groves C. F., acct.,

J. A., C.,mng. Siam Cement

director,Free Co.,

Paramount Ltd., Bangkok

Film Service, Ld:, Singapore

Growder,

Gruber, G.,A.vice Sinyapore

pres., Babcock Press,

& Co., Ltd.,

Inc., Singapore

Manila

Grumitt, A., director, Straits Echo, Penang

Grumitt,

Grumitt, C., partner, McAuliffe, Davis Jc Hope, Penang

Grummon,F.S.H.,E.,partner,

consul forMcAuliffe,

U. S. A.,DavisDairen& Hope k Consul for Belgium, Penang

Grut,

Grut, Edm., superintendent, Siam Cement Co., Ld., Bangkok

Grut, W.

W. L.,

O., managing dir., SiamBernard

general manager, Electricity Co. andLd.,

Oil Palms,, cohsul-gen.

Bangkok for Sweden, Bangkok

Gubbins, W. H. W., dir., Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd.. Negri Sembilan

Guedes,

Guennel, F. M.,O.,Jardine, MathesoiiGdmei

ife Co.,Kaisha,

Lfdi, Shanghai

Gubler, E.,M.asst., Doitsu

Eastman Senfyd

Kodak.

Guerin,

Guettinger, F., International. Harvester Co.,, Manila des F^ctroles, Pnom Pneh

L., chef-comptabIe, Co.jnpftguie Fyanco-Asiatique

Guidon, C., mgr., Muller Jz, Phipps.tMalayah Ltd., Batavia

Guillaume, Baron J., ambassador for Belgiuni, Shanghai

Guillemin, C., mrig. djiyectqr, RatThp, et Cie., Shaaighai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl9£*

Gulick, V. A., Standard-Vaeaum Oil Co., Yokohama

Gulick, W. C., mgr., Goodrich International Rubber Cov Manila

Gulliford,

Gulliver, W.M. J.,W.,mgr. asst.,forGuthrie

China, &OceanCo., Ltd., Kuala& Lumpur,

Accident GuaranteeSelangor

Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Gulland,

Gunnell, D.

D. R.,

G., Guthrie

vice-pres.

treas., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Education Co., Manila

Gunn, R. F., inspector of Schools, Selangor

Gunstone,

Gunther, E.,W.,accountant,

worksN.mgr.,

agent, Y.YukonPrinters

Behn, MeyerLtd.,& Co.,

Singapore

Handel-Maatschappij, Sourabaya

Gurr, F. W., Gold Co., Selangor

Gurr, R. F. B., supt. of Posts. Post and Telegraph Dept., K. L., Selangor

Gurvich, J. A., proprietor, The Famcy Goods .Store, Canton

Guston, G., consul for Sweden, Yokohama

Gut, J., signs

Gutleben, Th.,per pro, ErzingerEscole

sous-directeur, & Co.,deShanghai

I'Etoile du Martin, Tokyo

Guttridge,

Gwyn, Capt. A. it.S.,A.,manager &, president,

aide-de-camp. Guttridge

Colonial &Straits

Chambers,

Govt.,Australia Inc., Manila

Settlements

Gwyther, T. H., acct., Chartered Bank of India, & China, K. L., Selangor

Gwynne, J. R., deputy health officer, Johore Bahru, Johore

Haag-Peclersen, J., manager, Nestle

Haalebos, J., freight & transhipment dept., Koninklyke Paketuaart Maats., Singapore^

Habluetzel,

Habluetzel, H., signs per

K., agent, pro, Sulzer

Warner, BarnesBros.,

& Co.,Kobe

Ltd., Bacolod

Hackney, J., district mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Foochow

Haeberle G., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Haelen, F. H., van, chancellor, Netherlands Consulate, Singapore

Haelewyn, J.Resident,

Haesaerts, M.,N.,generalBac-Ninh, Tonkin Tramway & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

mgr., agent,

Tientsin

Hagemann, M. purchasing

Hagemeyer, J. A., manager, Hagemeyer Pampanga

Trading Sugar

Co., Ld.,Mills,

KobeManila

Hagen, E. C., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Chefoo

Hager, A. R., president, Business Equipment Corpn., Shanghai

Haines, Dr.

Haines, R. A.,W.director, field Bennie S.officer,

CohenDunlop

& Son, Singapore

Haines, W. A. C.,B.,Chief research

Police Officer, Pahang Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Hair, John, partner, Hair & Pieornell, Manila

Hake, H. C.B.R.,E.,acct.,

Halberg, director,

TexasSungei Bagan Rubber

Co. (China), Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Seoul

Hale, F. H., president, Lyric Music

Hale, W. A., treasurer, Post-Mercury Co., Shanghai House, Inc., Manila

Halkett,

Hall, J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kobe

Hall, A.B. E.J., F.,

Jardine,

deputyMathesoncommisr.,&Chinese

Co., Ltd.,Maritime

ShanghaiCustoms, Chefoo

Hall, C. E., surveyor of Ships

Hall,

Hall, F. W, director, British Malaya Trustee & F.M.S.

C. W. D., deputy commissioner of Police, Executor Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hall,

Hall, F. W., works mgr., Wearne Bros.,ofLtd.,

NewKuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hall, G.H. M., mgr., Malayan

E., asst., National City Bank

Tobacco Distributors, York,

Ltd.,Hankow

Singapore

Hall, H., manager, American Trading Co., of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Hall, J. P., agency & sales dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hall, R., acting consul, British Consulate, Yunnanfu

Hall, Sir R. E. chief justice, Judicial, F.M.S.

Hall, W. B., supt. of Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Halley, A.J.,M.,asst,

Halliday, manager, Public Theodore & Rawlins, Shanghai

Hallier, R., assist.,engr., Works

Bayer-Meister-Lucius, Dept.,

Y. G.Penang

K., Kobe

Hallock,

Ham, G. L , British resident, Negri Sembilan s Chinese Almanac, Shanghai

H. G. C., editor and proprietor, Hallock'

Hamilton, J. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Hamilton, R. N., signs per pro, Fraser & Co., Singapore

:F20Q FOREI/|^ !^ESJDENTS

Hamilton, R. R., mgr., British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ld., Brunei

Hamilton, W., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co.yLd., Shanghai

Hamilton, J. P. de C. mgr., Travers & Sons, Ltd., Penang

Hamlyn,

Hairtlyn, T.W. C.,T., Prudential Assurance

enger., Singapore CokiCb'Storage

., Ltd., Singapore

C04 Ltd., Singajjpre

Plamines, C. (J ., Fred. Wilson A Co, Lne., .Manila"

Hammond, H. F., Peninsula

Hammond,

Hammond, I.J. S.,D.,surveyor,

managingSurvey

editor, Dept.,

ChinaSarawak

Press, -Inc.,' Shanghai

Hammond, N. G., shipping office, Jardine, Matheson & Co.; Ltd., Tientsin

Hammonds,

Hampton, P. G. R., mgr., (Pmp. Dept:) Smith,; PcHMalaya

G. S., sun-editor and chief reporter,; 'Tribune,

k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cebu-'''

Hamshire, D. H., director, “Malay ,Mail” Press Co., Ltd., Kuala Lt*mpur, Selangor

Hanaley,

Hancock, F.B.,A.asst.,

W., Jardino,

managing-dir.,

Matheson Dunlop

& Co.,Rubber Co:, Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Hancock, Capt. O. L., inspector of Prisons, Singapore

Hancock, J. N. C., asst, registrar of Textiles Quotas* -Dept, [of-Statistics, Singapore

Hand, T. G.,

Handley, A. E.,director, MalcolmLaidlaw

Whiteaway, & Co.,

e. Co., Tientsin

Handley,-Derry, H. F., c.b.e , consul-general- for Great Britain, Tsingtao

Handly-Derry, L., sales office, Railan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Handy, J. T. N., assistant 'controller; Indian’immigration Department, Singapore

Hanjin, A., dipl.

Hanke, M., assist.,-engr.,

'Bryner

Feld& &Co.,Co.,Dairen

Canfbh-•

Hanna,

Hannyngton, J. F., district Singapore

J. G., Dr., Dentist, judge. Civil District Court, Singapore

Hansel!,

Hansen, A, H., consul for Denmark it. mgr.,Co.,A.Ltd.*

F. M., traffic auditor, Telegraph Singapore

H. Hansen

Hansen,

Hansen, C. T.,

Pi, East canvassing

Delacamp, Dept., Great Northern‘Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hansen, E., AsiaticPiper it Co..Bangkok

Co.,"Ld., Kobe :

Hansen, H., manager, Nestle it Angld Swiss l\lilk Products Ltd., Manila -

Hansen, R., acct. dept., Great Northern; Teleplione'(Je., Ltd., Shanghai

Hansen, R. if, Jardine, Matheson & Co>,i Ldj,'Ti:eiit'.sin

Hansen,

Hanson, V., blast Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang '

Hanson, F.R. R.,V., vice-pres., RooseveltSioamship

service manager, Lyons Motors, Agemw, Tnc., Manila

Ld., Singapore

Hanson, S. G., disk officer, Simanggang, Sarawak

Hapchette, L., Societe Indo-Chinoise du Ciment Fondu Lafarge, Haiphong

Harber,

Hardacre,C. C.E.,P.,director, EnterpriseFinancial

Ttip|ffeco ^?o:, Ltd^ Sbangffiri

Hardenbrook, E.asst, treasurer,

C., asst., Eastman Kodak Dept., it Co., Sarawak

Shanghai

Hardie,

Harding,Dr.F., R.assist,

S. Drs.,

supt.,Cameron

Telegr iphsit Mackintosh,

and Telephones KualaDept.,

Lumpur, Selangor

Sarawak

Harding, S.L. W.,

Harding, C., sub-acct.,

dental sur'Chartered Barikldf India,

geon, IpdhdHbspitalj PbrakAustralia & China; Negri Sembilah.

TTarding-Klimanek, P., signs yer pro., Holland Chipa Trading Co., S’hai

Hardman, E., manager, Guthrie & Cp.‘, Ltd., Medan

Hardman, E. F., partner, Lowe, Bingha)u & Matthews, Shanghai

Hardt, G., signs per pro., Carlpwitz,it;Co,, Cautoj^ .

Hardy,A.Chas.

Hare, A., atg. J., Nature

residentf^rp rPpaptitiyTie^|5U)g^pore

secty., 1

j\'sia'ijfp lnsura.nce Co., Singapore

Hare, E. W., sub-agent., Chartered Batik of India, Australia & China, Penang

Hare, F. A., branch manager, Robinsbrif & Col, 1 Ltd., Singapore

Harencarspel, J. A. M., van, sub-acct., Nedorkihdsci ! Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Hargreaves, C. R., mgr., Lebel (Chipa), Shanghai

Marker,

Harkson,H.U.G.,S.,director,

manager,Brunner Mond Co, (Japan),

Henningsen'Produce Col, Ld.,Ltd., Kobe

Shanghai

Harle, W. E.,.L. H. Smith ife.Co.” Chefoo 41 ,

Harling, Hi R., managing difeetbi , A. ChiheVon & C6V|China), Ld., Shanghai

Harnaik, W., surveyor, Survey Dept., .Sarawak

Harper, D. R., Harrisons, BatJcer &'Cb., Ld., Kuala'Lumpur, Sfelahgor

 FO^EI^ RESUItfSJv^S t:aoi

Harper, W., director, Lever Bros. ((!iuna),

Harper, Win , director, Cl'iina Soap Co., Ltd., Shangiiai Ltd., Shanghai

Harper,

Harrap, W. L. A.,.\L,sales

director,

mgr.,Edible

WillowI’roducts

PatternLtd., Press,Sliaughaj

SJi;.i(ngi|ai

Harries, J. W., managing dir., Overseas Assurance'Corporation Ltd., The, Singapore

Harris,

Harris, C

E. .E.,

F., acct.,

mar.. Standard-Vacuum

Sun Tafe Assurance Oil

Co.,C' o

of., Canton

Canada Ltd., Shanghai

Harris, H. C., Thomas Cook

Harris, H. E., merchant, H. E. Harris & Co., Shanghai /

Harris, H. G. B., Sr., warden of mines, F.M.S.

Harris, H. P., chief acct., Canton-Kowloon Railway (Chinese ^eptjonL Canton .

Harris, H. S., asst, works supt., Shanghai Gas fCo,,,Ltd., Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, L.M, D., asst, supt.,

J., chief Pulo Seharok,

of Bureau, AssociatedStandard-Vatduum

Press of America,'OilShanghai Co., Singapore

Harris,

Harris, R.M. C.Reader, dir.,controller

S., asst., Metropolitan

of Labour, Land Co.,

Labour Ltd.,1 >ept.,

Shanghai

jpoh, Perak

Harris, R. Y., agent, P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Harris, S. F.,

Harrison, W.,assist.,

director,McAuliife.

Harrisons,Davis

King

e IrwihjPenarig Shanghai •

Harrisonn. F. G., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Harrison, R. R., manager, Texas Co. (China!, Ltd. Tientsin

Harrs, H. A., Compagnie des -Messageries Maritjmes, Shanghai

Harrop,

Harrop, J.,G., manager,

insuranceW.dept., Jardine, Afatheson

A. Hannibal & Co., Ltd.,

CantonLtd., Shanghjai ,,

Harston, J. Scott, director, H. K.

Hart, F., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Hart,

Hart, L.J. E.,

H., asst.,

asst, Anglo-Siam

supt., Police Gorpn.,

Department, Ltd., Bangkok

Penang

Hartendorp, A. A7. EL, editor & proprietor, Philippine Magazine, M&irihi.

Hartley,

Hartlieb, Em., asst., Diethelm & Co., Saigon Ld., Bangkok

E. G. S., Anglo-Siam Corporation

Hartman, B. O., mgr., Connell Bros. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hartmann, A., partner,

Hartmann, Walter, directFuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

factory representative, Ernst von Zitzewitz & Co., Shanghai

Hartnal, Paul ,C-, manager, Fisk Tire Co., Inc., Manila,

Hartnett. E, F.. supt.^constructiondivision, Shangiiai Telephone Co., Shanghai ,,

Harvey, A. A., Tho'mas.C.ook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, A. E., assistant, Patons & Baldwins Ld,, Shanghai

Harvey, D., assist., Do(,lwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Hashizume, K., signs per pro., Sulzer Bros., Kobe

Haskins, H. S., district engineer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haslam, A., works mgr.. North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Singapore

Hasselmann.

Hatchard, K.E.W., C. H., asst.,

Edward T., Robertson

Donaldson & Son, Shanghai

& Burkin'shaw, Singapore . .. i

Hatter, D., signs per pro , Oliver, Evans &’,Cd Products,

Hatcher, P., asst., Nestle & Anglo Swiss Milk ; Kobe ■ ' Ltd., . ‘ Singapore

Haude, !W., gen. office, Kofa American Drug,Co ( Shangiiai

Hausamann,L. H.,

Hausman, AT., c.p.a.,

presidentchartered accountant,

& manager, Hausman Fleming & Co.,& Manila

Williamson, Manila

Haussermann,

Haussermann, F. O., vice president, Balatoc Alipjng Co., AlanilaAlining Co., ManiU

Havelka, Dr. 1.J.T.,W.,counsellor,

presidentCzechoslovakian

and general manager, Legation, Balatoc

Tokyo

Havlicek, H. E. Dr. F.,7 minister plenipotentiary, Czechoslovakian Legation, l^okyp

Haward.

Hawes, D. M. AL, asst.. Guthrie & Co.. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai

E., editor. A or(A China Daily News and Herald, Selangor

Hawes, E. AL, mgr., lTlu Kanchong Estate, Negri Sembilan

Hawke, S. R.. asst, mgr., Theodore i f e Rawlins,

Hawkesworth, J. A„ Belting and Leather Prbdiicts Association, ShanghaiShanghai

Hawkings,

Hawkins, H. W. J.,Acting

manager, WhangpOQChinese Ferry Service, Shanghai

Hawkins, H. R., commissioner,

W., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, ATaritime Customs, Pakhoi

Ltd., Shanghai

Hawkins, N. R. E., vice-president, Wise, F Co., Ipc,, Manila

F202 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hawley, H. V., technical adviser, James Hamilton, Ld., Shanghai

Hawley, J. D., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hawson,

Hay, A. G.,R. signs

I., Gammon per pro.,(Malaya),

McAlisterLtd., Singapore

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Hay, A. W., protector of Chinese, Penang

Hay, H. S., mgr. & signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Penang

Hay, J. S., dir., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Hay, P., engr., works dept., United Engineers, Ltd.. Singapore

Hay, W., L.mgr.,

Hayden, Hongkong

C., p’ner,

office manager, & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Haydon, J. T., Donaldson,Goodrich

Burkinshaw, International

SingaporeRubber Co., Manila

Hayes, S. G., mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Tientsin

Hayim, E., director, Cathay Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hayng, S. C., acct. (branches), Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn., Ltd., Singapore

Hayton, L. C., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hayward, H. E., agent, Canadian Pacilic Steamships, Ld., Kobe

Hayward, H. L., revenue accounting & treasury dept., Telephone Co., Shanghai’

Hayward, M. J., magistrate, Magistrates Court, Negri Sembilan

Hayward, W., accountant, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Yokohama

Heacock, H. E., director, Heacock & Co., Shanghai

Head, C. J., accountant, Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jtlealy, L. C., supt., Education Dept., Shanghai

Heath, E. P., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Heath, F. M., director, Heath, Ld., Shanghai

Heath, P., managing director, Heath, Ld., Shanghai

Heath, R. F., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Penang

Hebei.

Hechtel,W.O.,E.„proprietor,

director, West F. FeldCoastCo.,LifeCanton

Insurance Co., Shanghai

Heckel,

Heckel, W., Carlowitz

Hedaya,W., J. A.,signs

Hedaya per pro., Carlowitz

Importing Co.,&Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Hedges, A. E., manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Hedley, G. P., asst., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Hedley, H. T., deputy auditor, Audit Department, S. S. & F. M. S.

Hegarty, H. G., manager, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Batavia

Hegarty,

Heigh way,J.P.N.T.,B.,P.,manager, Wilkinson,

Dodwellmanager, Heywood & Clark, Shanghai

& Co., Nagoya

Heilmann, general United Plantations, Ld., Bangkok

Heim, Dr. F., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

fleimendinger,H.,M.,asst.,partner,

Heinemann, Forbes,Sennet

MunnFreres,

& Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Manila

Heintzen, G.A.,H.,N.acct.,

Heitmann, Nederlandsch

V. Straits Indische

Java Trading Co., Handelsbank,

Singapore Singapore

Heitzig, W., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Heller, F., engineer, Diethelm & Co., Ld , Bangkok

Hellis, H. D., vioe-pres. and treasurer, Spencer, Kellog & Sons, Manila?.

Hellrich, K. S., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Helm,

Helm, J.J. T.,

F., director,

director, Helm Helm Bros., Ld.,Yokohama

Bros., Ld., Kobe

Helm. W. , director, Helm Bros.,

Helmdach, G., signs per pro., Doitsu Seiko Ld., Yokohama

K. K., Osaka

ileimers, F., agent, Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Penang

Helps, G. S., senior disti’ict.engr., F.M.S.

Hembrow, A. E., ore room supt., Eastern Smelting Co., Railways, KualaLtd.,Lumpur,

PenangSelangor

Hemmersweil, B. N. von, manager, Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, Singapore

Hempson, R. D. H.. asst.. Anglo^Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok Labuan

Hemming, W. G. D.,mgr., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Hemsted,

Hen bury, T., H. R.,

H. agent, Hongkong&and

C. Macnaughton Co,,Shanghai

Kobe Banking Corporation, Sourabaya

Henderson,

Henderson, C., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.,Co.,

A. S,, line dept., Singapore Traction Ld., Singapore

Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F203

'Henderson,

Handerson, D.H. W.,D. M., b.a., a.c.a..,

agent, for secty.,

Chartered Iinperial Ghemical

Bank of Medan, Industries

India,, Australia (Malaya), Ltd., S’pore.

Henderson, B., consul Great Britain, Sumatra 4 China, K. L., Selangor,

Henderson, M. R., f.l.s., curator

Hendry, P. H., Diamond Merchant, Selangor of herbarium, Botanic Garden, Singapore

Hendry, W., dir., Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd-, Shanghai

Henly R. B., mgr., North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Henman, O. R. T., controller, Government, Monopolies Department, Singapore

Henn, E., A.Roechling

Henning, C, rang,Steel Works (Germany),

dir., Henning OsakaPeiping Electric Co., Ltd-, Peiping

& Co., director,

Henningsen,

Hennus, H. P.A.J.,B.,Eastern

manager, Getz Bros. Shipping

cfe Philippines & Co., Shanghai

Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Henry,

Henry, C., asst.,

J., asst, mgr.,

North W.British

Dunn&&Mercantile

Co., Shanghai Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Henry, W. C, works supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hepburn, W. R., asst., S. Moutrie 4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Herbert, G.A.A.,E.,superintending

Herdman, Butterfield consulTientsin

for Great Britain, Tientsin

Hermann, W., signs per pro.,&Carlowitz

Swire, & Co., Shanghai

Hermanns, H. R., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Hermet,

Herranz, M. F., secretary, Johnson PickettLegation,

Dr. med de la Legation, French Rope Co.,Bangkok

Manila

Herridge, James R., c.a. Henry

Hersee, A. B., mgr., Broadway Mansions Hotel, Hunter Bayne & Co., Manila

Shanghai

Hersey, L. G., president, American Radio and Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Herzel, G., C.,secretary,

Heseltine, managingHongkong

director,4Owston

Shanghai Hotels,

4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yokohama

Hess, C., Jr., vice

Hetherington, Capt.pres.,

W., Salacot

cargo Mining

supt., Co., Manila

Jardine, Matheson 4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hetherington,

Hewetson, C., partner, W., asst.,Saunders

Lowe, Bingham and Matthews,

and Macphail, SingaporeShanghai

Hewett,

Hewitt, E.A. E., J.,F.,editor,

Harrisons,

Piuang Barker 4 Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Heybroek, vice-pres., WiseGazett

4 Co. Press (1936),

and consul forLtd.,

the Penang

Netherlands, Manila

Jtleyn, R., partner, Reuter, Brockelmann 4 Co., Shanghai

Heytman, H. H, asst., Standard-Vacuum

Heytman, W. H., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore Oil Co„ Singapore

Heyworth, R. H., chairman, China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hickey, A. W., printing dept., North China Daily News and Manila

Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Hickmott,J. A.V., J.,chartered

Hickey, asst, mgr.,accountant,

ShanghaiFleming 4 Williamson,

Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hicks, E. F.G.B.,inspector

Hickson, Liverpoolof Schools,

and London Pahang

and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Hide, G. C., supervisor. Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Hide, E. W.. contr. of Posts. Posts and Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hide, R., settlement

Highsmith, W. L., office engr.,manager,

Public Works

ManilaDept.,

Daily Malacca

Bulletin, Manila

Hill,

Hill, A. S., H. M. Hodges, Shanghai

Hill, C. F., representative, United Engineers, Ltd., Inc.,

A. T., asst mgr., The Manila Wine Merchants, Manila

Shanghai

Hill, It. K, manager, Dodwell 4 Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Hill, F.,

Hill, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,Municipal

Bangkok Water Dept.. Singapore

Hill, J.G.F. Kerr,

Hill,

G.,

L., distribution

sub-acct.,

branch manager,

engineer,

National City Bank Cold

Singapore of NewStorage

York,Co.,

Manila

Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Hill, J. R., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept.., Singapore

Hill, K. B., Hill Insurance Agency, Shanghai

Hill, L. S. J., manager, F. Owston 4 Co., Ld.,; Kobe

Hill, N. W. G., asst., Guthrie 4 Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hill, William C., works mgr. 4 chief engr., Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ld., S’pore

Hillaly, A., Hillaly 4 David, Shanghai

Hillary, D., assist, supt. of Police, Police Department, Singapore

F204 FOREIGN Ki:S]OF.N*rF8

-Hillmann, R., general-manager, lilies & Co., Tokyo

Hime, E. H., acting deputy commissioner. Customs and Excise Dept., Negri Sembilan

Hind,

Hinds,H.L.,M.,A. manager.

C. A., Jenks,Union Marineand& Isitt,

Percival GeneralMaurice,

Insurance

TokyoCo , Etd., Shanghai

Hinke, F. W., consul for America, Tientsin

Hinshelwood, L., director, British-Aruerican Tobacco Co., Ld., Bangkok

Hipwell,

Hirai, W. H., Senior

director, M. S.executive

Wibrsumengr., & Co.,P.Ltd.,

W. D., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Yokohama

Hirsbrunner, H., signs per pro.,

Hirschman, W. H., Clark & Tiarkin, Manila ’ Diethelm & Co.,, Saigon

Hirsh, C. S., editorial dept., North China Daih/ News and Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Hirzel, J. R., president,

Hirzel, Wm., Kennedy, Amer Burkillican

Trading Penang

of Japan, Ld., Kobe

Hislop,

Hitch, A. V., pharmceutical chemist; MedicalShanghai

D. K, Thomas Cook and Son, Ltd., cfc Health Dept., Perak

Hitchcock, L. H., agent, Hongkong &

Hizon, R. P., proprietor, Hizon Laboratory, Manila Shanghai Banking Corrrn., Amoy

Hjartved, J.

Hobbs, J.,A. Sr.,A., accountant,

T., Chartered Siam

Bank of India, Electric Cbrpciration,

Australia .Ld., Bangkok

arid China,

Hobbs, deputy commissioner, Trade arid Customs,' KualaBangkok

Lumpur, Selangor

Hodapp, K„ signs per prrtV.G. E. Huygen, Canton

Hodge, Dr. H. P., state medical and

Hodge, J. D., mgr., Wearne Bros., Ltd., Malacca health officer, Medical and Health Dept-, Pahang

Hodges, W. C.,.acct. gen., Colonial

Hodgson, D. H., cdnservator. Forest,Department. Treasury, Singapore

Kuala Luhspur, Selangor

Hodgson, E., architbctt/fal dept.,1 Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hoeckel, R., Arnhold * Co., Shanghai

Hoehmann, O., asst., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Hoehnkej F., principal, Hoehnke, Frathjof, Shanghai

Hoekstra, M. G., mgr., Ondevlinge Levensverzekering van Eigen Hulp, Batavia

Hoeven, L.L.van

Hoffman, C., der, consulTribune.

Malaya for thePress,

Netherlands,

Ltd., KualaHarbinLumpur, Selangor

Hoffman, R., factory representaii^ e, N. Y. Straits Java Trading Co;, Singapore

Hoffmann,'J.,

Hoffmeister, A.,mgr., Rerun long

chancellor^ SwissEstate, Negri Cantori'

Consulate, Sembilan:

Hogan, C. D. D., Hogan, Adams & Allan, Penang

Hogg,

Hogg, F.J. Drummond,

C., managingconsul director, Tait for

general

Great Britain,Formosa

Saigon

Hoggarth,

Hokloff, N..T., resident

acting representative,

mgr., Mustard & Burroughs

Co., Tientsin Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Holden, A. R., proprietor, Paxamo Manufacturing Co., Singapore

Holder,

Holder, R.D. T„

W.,director

asst., McAlister & Co.-, Brunner,

and secretary, Ltd., Singapore

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Holdsworth,

Holgate, L. H., director, Kennedy, Burkill «fDepartment,

e Co., Ld., Penang

Holiday, M. R., director,

E. G., inspectorLewis

of schools,

& PeatEducation

(Singapore), Ltd., SingaporeSingapore & Labuare

Holland, G. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Holland, H., asst, supt.,^Government Printing Dept., F. M, S.

Holley, W., director for Malaya, Remington Rand Inc., Singapore

Hollin, E. C., acct., Kriedt PriptingjCo., Manila

Holm, A., chief accountant, East Asiatic Co,, Ld., Bangkok

Holm, C., sawmill.dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Holmes, A. P. H., engr., Water Dept., Penang

Holmes, OCR,, Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Holmes, Dr. W. E., health officer, Medical Dept., Selangor

Holmsen, T. M., consul for Norway, Manila

Holstein, C., merchant, Holstein

Holt, P. W., asst., Guthrie A Co., Ltd.; Singapore

Holttum, R. E., director of Botanical Gardens, Penang

Holtz, C. R. von, branch mgr., N. Y. Handel Mij. Fraser

Holtze, J. C-, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F205'

Holyoak, T. H., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Holzmueller, Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Homberger, Fr.,administrative

Hooper, consul for Switzerland, Medan, Chinese Maritime Customs, C’ton.

Hooper, E.E.D.G.,P. S., manager, Manila deputy

Winecommissioner,

Merchants, Ld., Manila

Hooper,Dr.R. W.

Hoops, A., Paterson, Simonsfor&Germany,

D., vice-consul Co., Ltd.,Osaka

Singapore

Hoover, J. B., director, Salacot Mining Co., Manila

Hope, J, L., signs per pro., Jacks & Co., Ltd., Ipoh

Hope, T.,

Hope, R. L,Malayasub-editor,

TribuneShanghai

Press, Ltd.,Timex,Singapore

Shanghai

Hope-Falkner, R. E., asst, supt.,

Hopiak, W., sub-manager, NationsPolice CityDept.,

Bank Singapore

of New York, Harbin

Hopkin, Dr. D. A. B., anaesthetist Medical & Health Dept., Selangor

Hopkins, H. C., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India,Singapore

Hopkin, H. L., editor, Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Australia & China, Shanghai

Hopkins, P. H., Siam Match Factory, Bangkok

Hoppenot, H., counsellor, French Embassy, Peiping

Hopwood, R.F.,G.,commander,

Horden,F.A.van, Asiatic Petroleum

Chinese Co. (NorthCustoms,

Maritime China), Ltd.,

AmoyChangsha

Horen, asst, acct., Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Horman-Fisher,

Horn, J. C., manager, F. J., signs

Dodwell

per &pro.,

Co.,Guthrie

Kobe & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Horne, V. L, signs per pro., Guthrie

Horne,

Hornstein, M., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila Singapore

W. K., puisne judge, Supreme Court,

Horsfall, F., distribution engineer. Electricity Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Horsfield,

Horslin, A., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope,'Singapore

Hoseason,F.W.S., S.,supervisor, Government

asst.. North Printing Office,

British & Mercantile Singapore

Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hoste, J. M. D., sub-editor, North China Daily News

Houghton. J. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr, & China, & Herald, Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Houston, E. W., state engr., Public Works Dept., Brunei

Houston, Capt. J. A., director, P.W.D., Sandakan

Houten, P. C. van, manager, Eastern & Philippines Shipping Agencies, Manila

Hovil, G. O., secretary, Bradburne & Co., Ld., Selangor

Hovsep,

Howard, S.F.M., M.,signs per pro.,dept.,

engineering Ipekdjian

Shanghai Bros.,Land

Ltd.,Investment

Bangkok Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howard,

Howard, H. H. B.,G., American

asst., H. K.Asst. TradeCo.,Commissioner,

Mulford Shanghai Shanghai

Howard, W. J., signs per pro., Bryner & Co., Mukden

HowardG.Ford,

Howe, F. T„ solicitor

L., acting The F. Howard-Ford Insurance Agency,

general, Attorney-General’s Dept,Harbin

Singapore

Howell,

Howell, C.

I. G.,

Li., K. C.,

mgr., attorney-general,

Bunget & Co., Ltd.,Executive

Shanghai Council, S. S., Singapore

Howell,

Howells,L.J. H.,W.,Exchange, Bond,

director, Ker StockLtd.,andCebu

Howes,

Howey, A.L. B.,

B„ judge. Judicial, F.M.S.

Standard-Vacuum Oil C6^ Singapore

Howkins.W.J.G.,S.,director.

Howse, asst., McAuliffe,

ManserahDavis and Hope,

Ltd., Negri

Hoyrup,E. S.H.,v manager,

Hoyt, manager,Oriental ManchineryOilStores,

Standard-Vacuum Bangkok

Co.,Foochow

Hubbard, E. C. asst., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Huber, H. J., manager, Siber, Hegner & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Hubert, R.S., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Shanghai

Huch, W., asst., Carlowitz V Co., Tientsin

Hack, J. W., general agent, Everett Steamship Corpn., Shanghai

Hudden, D. C., district officer, Baram, Sarawak

Hudec, L. E., Architect* Shanghai

Hudson, E. C., acting branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Sourabaya

Hue, M., Societe des Cements Portland Artificials de LTndochine, Haiphong

F8

 F2($'‘( FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Huet, P., signs per pro., Olivier Ohinri, Shanghai . }

Huerliraann, M., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hugeq.fyoltz, E. H. Ter B.,,agent,. Javasche Bank (Java Bank), Semarang

Hughes’ A. Ei, resident manager, Hume Pipe Ltd. (Malay Branch),

Hughes, A W., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Negri Semiian Singapore

Hughes, C. H. C.,H.manager

Hughes Hallet, director, Clive

R. H., Magistrate, Bruneiifc Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hughes,

Hughes, H. R., chairman, Sanitary Board,Ld.,Brunei

H. E., acct., United Exporters, Singapore *

Hughes, J., mgr., merchandise dept., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Hughes, N. E., district officer, Bintulu, Sarawak

Hughes, R. J., manager, Stevenson

Hughes, R. W., director, Boustead & C6., Ltd., Selangor Inc., Cebu

Hughes, T. D., 2nd magistrate, District Police Court, Penang

Hull, C. L.,T.Clarke

Hultman, A., sales& Larkin, Manila Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

mgr., American

Hume, R. D., partner, Hogan

Hummel, A., signs the firin, Fdhrmeister Adams & Allan,

& Co.,Penang

Shanghai

Humphreys, L.H.G.,

Humphreys, A.H.P., M.C.S.,

Hongkbng private

and secretary,

Shanghai Colonial

Banking Govt.,

Corpn.,Straits Settlements

Singapore

Hunaeus, F.O., import dept;, N.Y. Behn, Meyer

Hunt,

Hunt, J.J. W.,

A., civil engr.,R.Fogden,

director, Young

e Co.j Ld.,

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hunt, W. O., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., F.M.S.

Hunter,

Hunter, A.Jas.F.,A.,asst, inspectorHunter

proprietor, of Schools,

& Co.,Education

Harbin Dept., Singapore

Hunter, K. W., manager. Cochran & Co., Ltd:, Selangor

Hunter, N. E., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Hunter,

Hunter, R.T., F,managing

sub-agent, Chartered

director, GeddesBank of India,

Trading Australia

Shanghai

Huntsman, Harold,

Hurlimann, partner,

H. E., asst., Maxwell

Diethelm & Co..& Keriion,

Saigon Perak

Hurlimann,

Hurst, L. C.,M.,merchant,

mgr., Diethelm

William&Forbes

Co., Ltd.,& Co.,Penang

Tientsin

Husband, Capt. C. T. M., supt., Survey Dept., Kedah . i. . .

Husband, T. G., settlement engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Hussey, Capt. T. M., official censor of

Husson, L, H. M., agent, Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong Films, Straits Settlements ; .

Hutchings, L. C., director, Robinson & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hutchings, S. F., manager, Mercantile Bank of India Ltd;,

Hutchinson, E. W, agent, Siam Commercial Bank Ltd., Chiengmai Branch, Bangkok Ipoh, Pera,k

Hutchison, G. R., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Hutchison,

Huttemeier,J.E.,C.,mgr.,commercial

Northernsecretary,

Feather British

works, Embassy, Peiping

Ltd., Shanghai

Hiittemeir, H., shipping dept.. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hutton, R. J., shift engr., Municipal Electric Supply Dept., Penang

Hutton, VV. S., sub-aoct., Chartered Bank of L A. ct C., K,obe_ , ,, •

Huxter, J. R., mgr., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Jiuygen, F., manager, Huygen & Co., Swatow

Huygen, G. E., Exporter, Importer and Commission Agent, Canton

Hygate,D.L.M.,

Hykes, A„ sub-acct.,

Me Vuliffe.National

Davis & City

Hope,Bank Singapore

of New York, Tientsin

Hyland, A. O., chief of Accts.

Hynes, C. S.,F. E.manager,

Iback, H., Zuellig,Forbes. Munn & Co., Ltd., Manila

Inc., Manila

Iden, F., signs, per pro., Bayer Pharma Co.. Shanghai

Ikin, F., Lowe, Bingham

Imeson, for& Matthews, Shanghai

Inabata,G.,T., chief editor for

vice-consul the Far East,

Portugal, OsakaReuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Inchausti, R., vice pres., Parsons Hardware Co., Manila

Inge^ M.. signs i. v., Kunst & Albers. Harbin

Ingen, F. C. van, asst., Cable & Wifeless,. Ltd., Medan

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F207

Ingham, Dr. F. T., mining geologist, Geolo^jr f)ept., Ratu. Gajah, Perak

Ingle,

Tnglis, D.F.,K.Phoenix

districtAssurance

officer (acting) for Inferior

Co., Ltd., Shanghaiof British NorfR Borneo

Tngoldby, H., Caflowitz & Co., Canton

Inhelder, H., managing,

Jnksler,J.A..T.'R.,C;,“supt. partner,

asst., A.engineer,

S- WatsonCo,, Inhelder, WaleK. i^o., Ld., Manila' :

Tones, Singapore Ltd.. Cold Canton

StBrage.Co., Ld., Singapore

Trie, K. W., Swan, Culbertson.

Irvine,1 J.,H. sub

Irwine, Y., accf., Chartered

chairman, Brunner,BankMoridof India,

& Co. Anst. & China,

(Lipah), Ld-j KobeTientsin

Isaac,

Isaacs, L., supt., Posts

Isaacs, S.,S., S.repres.

Isaacsfor& Co,

Japan, andPalatine

consul forLnce. Co., Ltd., Yokohauia

Czechoslovakia, Yokohama

Tsaacsen, R., export dept., CdrheS &

Tsenman, W. J., chairman, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld:, ShanghaiCo., Kobe

Isherwood, R. J., asst.* .Mansfield

Tsitt, H.H„S. deputy'registrar

Ismail, Goodwyn, insp., ofDunlop Deeds,RubherSingapore Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Tsono, K. J., Far Eastern Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe /

Israel,

Tversen.J.,W.:M.i

Lithographers,

estate mgr,,Ltd.,SocfinSingapore

Cp., Ltd,,' KuMa Lumpur, Selangor

Tvery, F. E„ Financial Commissioner,

Iyer, R. S. S., mgr., e/press dept., Lithographers^ Kedah Ltd., Singapore

Jacks, H. R. K., cadet, Simanggang. Sarawak

Jacfcson, C., manager. Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang

Jackson, G. M. R., senior asst, supt.. Survey Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Jackson, G. R., manager, Nichizui Trading Co., Ld., Kobe

Jackson, H., Taku Tug and Lighter Co,, Tientsin

Jacob, E.. D., spcty., Labouri Association, Ltd., Singapore

Jacob, W. G. R., mgr.. Singapore Branch, Telegraph Co.; Singapore

Jacobs, N.

Jacobs, A. G.,

A., Tndo-China

g<=m. supervisor. S. N.Commercial

Co., Ltd., Shanghai Express arid Storage, Shanghai

Jacquier, M., Societe des Cimehts Kuching

Jacques, E. W. H., mng. director, Portland Agency,ArtificielsLtd.,

do Sarawak-•

Llndochine, Haiphong

Jaenich, P., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo'

Jaffe,

Jagger,W..W.Berrick Co . Ltd.,

K., head office rhgr.,Kobe

Fogdeft. Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jahn. A.Otto,

Jaissle, F., Standard-Yacuum

H., postmasl-er,

partner, Jaissle Oil Co.;

Co.. Nagasaki

Jakeman, R. W., Post&jifficri'Labuah

Batavia . ,

Jamaludin.

James, E. O., A., partner,

works mgr., Dawodd

Singapore e Co.., Singapore

Slipway ami Engineering Co.,Kobe

Ld., Singapore

James, E. W., o. b. e.. managing: directon• A:Cameron & Co., Ld.,

James. F. R. Jr., com’l repres., Ik C: A. Communication, inc.,; Shanghai

James/L.

Jameson, Capt. K:,stib-aoct . Chartered

C. F.' S.,Manila Bank

senior Office,

inspector hf India, Australia

of Mines,Sug^w.MinesMills,,& .China,

F. M.Singapore,

Dept.,ilanija S.

Jamieson, S., manager, .^ampanga

Jankelevitch,

Janse, D. E. L.,Mnlnva

0., acting consulTribune forPresbjAcL,

France, Hoihow Sirtgapore

Jansen, E. F.. Scott, Harding & jCo.,,Ltd., Shanghai

Jansen, M.

Jansen, M., J.,Forbes, Munn A Co., CpmpagnieFrancb

directeur-general, Ltd., Alanila Asiafciquc des Petroles, Saigon1

Janson, JL,, manager, Rud Ratjen, Tokyo

Janssen, Th., dipl. ingenieur, & signs p. p., F. Feld & Co., Ltd., Canton

Jansz,

Jansz, E. Van. asst., Bartholomeusz, Ltd.,& Son.

Singapore

Janze, H.H. D.,D., director, CharlesCharles

tnner. director. Gre.nierGrenier &Ltd., KualaPerak

Co,. Ltd., Lumpur, Selangor

Janze, H. D.

Jaques, V.N. H., G., director, Charles Grenier . f e Co., Ltd.. Perak

Jarrett, R., barrister-at-law,

British adviser. Office partner, Tilleke Adviser.

of British

Trengganu

Jaun, S. A. S., mng. administrator, Kinta Ice,. Aerated Water & Bakery Co., Perak

*F8

 F208 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jean, Wm. V. !L., mgr., Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co., Shanghai

Jedeikin,

Jeer is, A. S.,H.,Merchant,

art. dept., Kobe

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Jeff, J., m. c. s., asst. Secretary

Jeff, R. H. A., divisional for Chinese

engr., F.M.S. Affairs,Kuala

Railways, Singapore

Lumpur, Selangor

Jefferson,

Jeffery, E. Fit.

C., Lt,

asst.,J. N., R.

Dodwella. f.,

Co., Aide-de

Ltd., Kobe Camp, Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Jehl, P. A., signs per pro., Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com. et L’Ind., Shanghai

Jekyll, J. G.. mer., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Jenkin, C. M., Peninsula & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Jenkins, B. S., president, Philco Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Jenkins, W.E.W.,A.,manager,

Jenkinson, insuranceMansfield & Co., Matheson

dept., Jardine, Ltd., Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Jenks, Sir M., Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Maurice, Tokyo

Jenni, W., F.E., Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Jennings, A.,

Jennings, A. R.,manager,

manager,Shanghai

si .;ns perWaterworks

pro., Eastern Fitting Co, Ld., Hotel,

and Oriental ShanghaiLtd., Penang

Jennings, R. S., asst., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Jensen, A. T. S., acct. dept., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, G. V., acct., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, J.G.A.L.,S.,asst,

Jerram, engineering & supplies

Dept.,dept., Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd., Sliai

Jerrard, F. H„ A. B.supt., DavidSurveys

A Cie, Saigon Penang

Jespersen, C. F., c. e., general mgr., Siam Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Jesus,

Jeune, A.E. S.J. de,

Le,secretary, Kelly City

mgr., National & Walsh,

BankLd., Shanghai

of New York, Manila

Jewell, F. H,, resident representative, Ritchie

Joaquirn, B. J. P., partner, Pooley

Selangor

Jodhi, A. P., American Express Co., Inc., Singapore

Johannes,

Johansen, M. 0., partner, Johannes & Sammy, Singapore

Johansson,H.G.W.A.,R.,secty.,engineering

Mercury& supplies dept., Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Press, Shanghai

John,

Johns,S.J. R.,H.,office

Thomsonmgr.,&John

Co., Little

Shanghai

Johnsop, A. E., acct., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Johnson, D., production

Johnson, partner, Brockett Advertising

& Co., Foochow

Johnson, F., H. L., director,dept.,

Federal Dispensary,& PublicityLd., KualaBureau,

Lumpur, Ltd.,Selangor

Singapore

Johnson, P. J., district forest officer, Bindings

Johnson, R., agent, State Bank of North Borneo, Jesselton, B- N, B. & Bruas, Perak

Johnson, R., secretary, Dunlop Rubber Co., Singapore

Johnson,

Johnson, V., R. C.treas.,

H., asst.,

JohnsonAnglo-Siam

Pickett Rope Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Co., Manila

Johnson, W. .1. B., canning officer, Agriculture Dept., F. M. S.

Johnston, B. S. B., asst., Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan

Johnston, G. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of I. A. & China, Shanghai

Johnston, H. C. D., mgr, shippiner dept.. Smith, Bell Co.. Ltd., Cebu

Johnston, J. H., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Johnston,

Johnston, R.W.St.F., G„signsHarrisons,

per pro., Barker A Co., Ltd.,

Butterfield Swire,Kuala

CantonLumpur, Selangor

Johnstone, K. W., gen.-commercial mgr, Shanghai TelephoneSelangor

Johnstone, G., mgr, McAlister & Co., Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, Co., Shanghai

Johnstone,

Jones, A. W.general

E., H., a.c.a., Bell (Harold),

manager, Asiatic Taylor it Bird

Petroleum Co Co.,C.),Kobe

(N. Ld., Shanghai

Jones, A. R., acct.. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Jones, B.

Jones, C.C. M.,T., Geo.

H. S.,asst.,H. Baker,

Sinnapore Osaka

Free&Pre°s, Ltd., Banking

SingaporeCorporation, Penang

Jones, Hongkong Shanghai

Jones, Dr. W. P„ health officer,

Jones-Davies, F. W., quantity surveyor, Fogden, Johore South, JbhoreBrisbane it Co., Ltd.. Singapore

Jones, E. T., manager. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Seoul

Jones, F., sales mgr., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jones, F. A., partner, J. Klemantaski, Harbin

Jones,

Jones, F.F. B.,

L., sub-accountant,

editor, Malay Mail, Chartered

SelangorBank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Jones, F. R., manager, Reuters,

Jones, G. E. M., chemist, Imperial Chemical Ld., SingaporeIndustries (Malay), Ltd., Singapore

Jones, Glynn,

Jones, Huttenbach,

H. L, managing owner,LazarusIrving&Jones

Sons,

c Co., Singapore

Jones, H. P. B., chief engineer, Rising Sun

Jones, I. E., wireless supervisor, Chinese Maritime Customs,Petroleum Co., Ld.,Amoy

Yokohama

Jones,

Jones, J., E.,A. partner,

J. S. WatsonCowdy& Co.,&Ltd., Canton

Jones, Ipoh, Perak

Jones, J. R., secretary, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Jones, J.N.,S.,deputy

Jones, business manager,of Labour,

controller Tientsin Malaya

Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Labour Dept., Penang

Jones,

Jones, R.

R. G.,

G. manager,

E., Asiatic Victoria

Petroleum Hotel,

Co. Canton

(South China), Ltd., Wuchow

Jonker, J., mgr., Koninklyke Paketvaurt Maatschappij, consul for Belgium, Padang

Jonn, E., O..

Jonsson, managing

Ekman director,

Foreign Gadelius &Ltd.,

Agencies, Co, Shanghai

Ld., Osaka

Jordan,

Jordan, A.Hon.L. Mr.

F., Danish consul forforYokohama

A. B., Secretary Chinese Affairs, Singapore

Jordan, E., manager, Japan Import and Export Commission Co., Yokohama

Jordan, F,, Bayer Pharma

Jordan, Dr. J., Rudolf & Co., Osaka Co., Shanghai

Jordan, J. F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Jorge, Dr. A.A.,P.,acting

Jorgensen, mgr.,consul

Farmacia Moderna and

for& supplies

Denmark Jorge & Co.,EastLtd., MacaoCo., Ltd., Harbin

Jorgensen, B. E., engineering dept., mgr., Asiatic

Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Joseph, E.,

Joseph, L., principal, JosephMarine

financial clerk, Bros.,Dept.,

ShanghaiSingapore

Joseph, R., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Joseph, R. M., dir., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Joubert, R. O., manager, Otis Elevator Co., Manila

Jousique, J., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de Undo-chine, Haiphong

Joy, E. A., accountan, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Joyce, C. N. W., senior electrician, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jung, A., tres., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Jurany, O., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Justesen, N., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Amoy

Juvet, C. H., Andersen Meyer & Co„ Ltd., Tientsin

Kable, D. M.,

Kadoorie, H., gen. mgr., KableLand

dir., Shanghai (D.)Investment

Industrial Engineering Co., Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kadoorie,

Kaemmerer,L.,E.chrmn.,A., perHongkong

pro manager, & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.,

H. C-, Macnaughton c Co., Kobe

Kagahastian,

Kalhorn, C. A.R.,mgr.,

F.,pres. & gen. mgr., Luzon Consolidated

freight MinesPaketvaart

& Co., Manila

Kamsun, Un., German

Dispensary, Ltd., dept.,Canton

Koninklyek Maat., S’pore

Kamuf,

Kane, F., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Kanter,A.C.J.,H.,chartered

Karagrigoris,

acct.,German

B.chancellor,

S., manager,

Lowe, Consulate,

Bingham &Canton

Vassos & Co., Shanghai

Matthews, Shanghai

Kastelliz, Ing. R., asst., Schoeller-Bleckmann PhoenixMilk

Kassel, J., director, Nestle

SaigonTokyo

Kaufman, president du Tribunal

Kaufmann, R., F. Feld & Co., Canton Consulaire, French Consulate, Shanghai

Kazerooni, S. A. R., exp. dept, mgr., A. J. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Kearney, Geo. P., secretary, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Kearns, J., Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Kearton, W. A., general manager, Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Keefe, F. G., district manager, Texas Co. (China), iLd., The, Tsingtao

Keen, H. L., assist., Carter Mary Tea & Coffee Co., Inc., Daitotei, Formosa

F210 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Keet, H. G., sajat., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Kehrmann,

Keiffer, D. R.,H.ofparts

R., lilies

mgr.,ct Luiieta

Co., C., Motor

Kobe Co.," Manila

Keir,

Keith,A.,H.dir. Education,

G., director, S. S. & Adviser

Agricultural op Education,

Dept., Sandakan, B. N.F. Borneo

M. S.

Keithahn, H., secretary, Gorman Consulate, Singapore

Kellagher, G. B., judge, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

Keller, A. U., manager, Nichizui Tradipg', Ltd., Tokyo

Kelley,

Kellner,W.H.,H.,asst.,asst,Jardine,

commissioner,

MathesonConstabulary, Sarawak

& Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Kelly, S. N., asst, water engr., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Kelly, U. L., Caldbeck, Macgregor A Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Kemp, J.G. C.A.,W.,

Kemp, asst.,supk,

Lowe,

Dept, Bingham & Matthews,

of Excise, SingaporeShanghai

Kemp, T. F. H., supt., Prison Dept., Negri Sembilan

Kempe,

Kenderdine,Dr. R.,J. E.,

acting consul-general &forCo.,Germany, Canton

Kendrew, J. A. E., director,

insuranceBlundell

dept., Jardine, Tokyo

Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kenion, Hon. Mr. Arthur N., partner, Maxwell A Kenion, Perak

Kennard, E. A., editor, Javan Chronicle, Kobe

Kennedy, L.A. D.,

Kennedy, P. D.,commissioner,

Lowe, Bingham Trade& ifMatthews,

c Customs, Shanghai

Sarawak

Kent, C. H. L, -igns per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Kent, E., asst. dist. engr., Municioal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Kent, N. E., manager, Algar & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kentwell, A. J., Parbury, Henty & Co., Pty. Ltd., Kobe

Kenyon, J. S., asst, mgr., PatoAs & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Ker, A. W. \V., director, Lewis & Peat, Singapore

Kermani, R. S., R. S. Kermani & Co., Shanghai

Kermode, D. W., consul for Great Britain, Yokohama

Kermode, E. F. R., secy., Moller’s Ltd., Shanghai

Kern,

Kerr, I.J.,W.,partner,

Warner, A. Kern

Barnes& &Co,,Co.,Yokohama

Ld., Iloilo

Kerr, James, assist, manager, Meklong Railway Co., Bangkok

Kerr,

Kerr, W. A. B.,

W. L.,A. asst. asst., Guthrie & Co.,

supt. ofofmachinery, Ltd., Kuala Stores

Municipal Lumpur,& Workshop,

Selangor Singapore

Kershaw. E., warden Mines, Mines Dept., Pahang

Kestner, Albert, manager, A. G. Bamag-Meguin,

Keswick. J. H., director, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai Tokyo

Keswick, W. J., vice-chairman, Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ketchand

Kew, A. C.,J.Thomson

B., consul&forCo.,UnitedShanghaiStates of America, Swatow

Kew, L. C., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,_ Shanghai

Khurshaid, K. A., manager, Indo Boeki Shokai, Osaka

Kidd, A., branch manager, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Canton

Kidd, G. M., controller of Rubber, Selangor

Kiddle, J. 0., asst., Guthrie

Kien, C. G„ signs

Kierkegaard, H. S.,perdirector

pro., Holland-Chinia TradingHead

of Posts for Fukien, Co. Office,

(Canton), Ltd., Canton

Foochow

Kildal, O., vice-consul for Norway, Shanghai

Kildayh . D., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Ypkohama

Killery, V. St. J., councillor, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Kilner,

Kimpster, W. W. J., A.,

administrator, Kinta Ice,

director, Mansfield Aerated

& Co., Water & Bakery Co., Perak

Ld., Penang

Kinder, B. S., asst., Guthrie & Co.,

Kinder. S. J. S., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., BangkokLtd., Singapore

King, C. C.. Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.. Shanghai

King, C. F., sub-aoct., Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China, Shanghai

King, C. F., workshop supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

King, H'C. .S.,dist.Jardine,

King, Matheson

agricultural asst.,& East

Co,, Ltd.,

Coast,Shanghai

British North Borneo

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F21I

King, partner, Shanghai Butchery Co., Shanghai

King, J. E., signs per pro., HarjisOhs, Barker & Co., Kuala Lumpur, jSeRiiMlF1

King, J. L., Chinese sales dept., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd:, Shanghai

King, P. H., advertising''maiia'ger,TKe ' Bh-i'ppitig- ■ ' Shanghai'

King,

King, S.R. S.,G.,China

wharfMerchants’

dept., Harbour SteamBoard, PenangCo., Shanghai

Navigation

King, T. K., manager, shipping dept., China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co., S’hai

King, T.W.Z.,R.,land

King, signscommission,

per pro., Shanghai

Lyall Municipal

k.Municipal

Evatt, SingaporeCouncil, Shanghai

King, W. S., councillor, Shanghai Council, Shanghai

King, W. W., manager, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Kingcome, E. A., International Harvester Qo., Baguio, Manila,.

Kingdon-Rome, H - resident mgr., Kinta Electrical Distribution. Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Kingsley, J. F. C., Warner Barnes h Co., Ltd., Iloilo .

Kinloch, L, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking ('orpn., Manila

Kinna,

Kinsey, J., director,

acct.,Asiatic Lumber Co.,(1932), Ld., Ltd.,

OtaruBangkok

Kipp, P.T.H.,W.,Standard-Vacuum

Siam Industries

Oil Co., Yokohama

Kirby,

Kirby, R.C. E., repres.

V. D., director,

resident Cooper, Findlay

representative, k Co., Ld.,

Metro Vickers Kobe Expbrt Co., Ltd., S’hai

Electrical

Kirkman,

Kirkman,J.S.W.Si.,L., salesmgr.,traveller,

StandardUnited Engineers,

Vacuum Ltd..Bangkok

Oil Co-, Ipoh, Perak

Kirkwood, C., secretary, Associated Steamship Linest, Manila

Kirkwood,

Kirland, K. P.,factory

2nd secretary, Canadian Legation, TokyoShanghai, n

Kirn, E, S.gen.G.,mgr., repr., Press,

Peiyang Corbin LocksTientsin

Ltd., k Hardware,

Kitching, T., superintendent, Survey Office, Malacca

Kitson,

Kitson, F.G. G.,V., depot

consulmgr., John Britain,

for Great Little &Chefoo

Co., Ltd., Ip.oh, Perak

Kittles, A. McM., sub-accti, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. k China, S’pore

Kitto,

Kjeldsen,J., manager,

S., assist, Asiatic

manager,Petroleum

East Asiatic Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Tientsin

Co., Dairen

Klaasen, T. A., general manager, Klaasen & Co., Batavia

Klaiber,

Klamer, L., Dr.signs

M., acting

per pro,consul-general

Shanghai Insurancefor Germany,

Office;Batavia

Shanghai

Klass, F. V., Merchant, Singapore

Klass, H. D., deputy collector, Land Office, Singapore

Kleemann, O., mng. director, Peit/wy Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Kleijn, L. J., partner and;mgr.;.HIiaughai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Klein, H. F., asst, mgr., Schiffner & Qo., Ltd., Singapore

Klein, S., mgr., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Kleinschmidt, H., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Canton

Klemantaski, L. P., Merchant, Harbin

Kleye,

Kliene,C.chas. F., signs per pro.,Studies

dir., Chinese Carlowit/, k Co., Tientsin

k Translation Dept., Shanghai

Kline,

Klingler,L. E., secy.,

E., asst., Spencer,

assistant, Kellogg

ForbesStreiff, k

Munn Inc., &Sons, Manila

Co.,Zamboanga

Ld., Manila

Klingler, M., Kuenzle

Klotz, S., partner,

Klovekorn, W., Svyan, Culbertson ife Fritz, Shanghai

Klus’smarin,H.M., ponstruction division,

Deutsch-Asiatische Shanghai

Bank, Telephone Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Knabe, L., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Knatchbull-Hugessen, Sir H., k.c.m.c., Ambassador, British Embassy, Peiping

Knight, H.

Knight, L. F.,C. D.,

dir.Dodwell

special branch, Toltyo Singapore

Police’Dept.,

Knight, P. N., partner, Hogan, Adarhs & Allan, Penang

Knightly,

Knippenberg, F. J., W.,

asst.,assistant,

HongkongWihckler

k Shanghai& Banking Corporation, Dairen

Co., Yokohama :

Knocker,

Knoke, W., manager, Deulsch Asiatisc-he Bank, CantonLumpur, Selangor

G. M., asst., Harrisons,'Barker k Co., Ltd., Kuala

F212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Knowles, A. D., asst, mgr., works dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Knowles, C. H. V., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Knowles, T. W. G., partner, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Knox, H. B., assistant supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Co., Singapore

Knudsen, H., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Knudtzon, J., general manager, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Knuepfel, E., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Kobelt, A., manager, Charles Rudolph & Co., Shanghai

Koch, C., lilies & Co., C. Kobe

Koch, E., manager. East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singapore

Koch, H., asst., Noessler Co., Max, G.M.B.H., Shanghai

Koesling, J., International Harvester Co., Manila

Koesting, K., chancellor, German Consulate, Manila

Koesveld, M. J., Van, mgr., Societa Comm, Di Esporta. ,Edi Importa., S’pore

Kohler, A., Kohler, Schulz & Groessir, Shanghai

Kohlmeyer, W., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Kolacek, A., secty., Czechoslovakian Consulate, Shanghai

Koopmans, J. P. A., inspt., Netherlands India Opium & Salt Monopoly, Medans

Kooter, J. B., J. Manners & Co., Ltd., Canton

Kooy, G. G. van, consul for Belgium, Medan

Kopf, B., manager, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Korelin, A. M., director, Korelin & Co., Harbin

Koren, F., minister, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Korff, A., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Korff, D. C. A., dir., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kouznetzov, P., secretary, Telberg’s, International Bookstore, Tsingtao

Kozer, E., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Kraal, W. F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

Kraemer, F., partner, Johnson Engineering Co., Canton

Kraemer, M., vice-consul, French Consulate, Tientsin

Kramer,

Krastin, H.,Capt.

Merchant, OsakaMerchants’ Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

J., China

Krause, W. B., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Krayer, Dr. C., Tokyo

Kreulen, R. A., Insurance Agent. Shanghai

Kriedt, G. W., proprietor, Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Kriedt, H. G., asst, mgr., Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Kriekenbeek, W. E., acct., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Bangkok

Kristofersen, P., manager, Van Reekum Bros., Shanghai

Krivoss, B., mgr., Krivoss Realty Co., Shanghai

Kroeger, L., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Kroenert, J., dep. sub-m.gr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Krogh,

Krogh, H.

M.,P.,proprietor,

chief of canvassing dept., Great

Oriental Supply Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S'hai

Co., Tsingtao

Krohn, E., vice-president and manager,

Krueger, A., partner, Dau ct Co., Tsinan John Landahl, Inc., Manila

Kruper, G., director, Railton & Co. & consul for Norway, Chefoo

Kruyt, T. C., actg. consul for the Netherlands, & agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn, S‘tow

Kuehnel, H., asst., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Kuenzle, A. P., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Kuether, K., p. p. a., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Kuh, H., director, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Kuhrt, H. D., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Canton

Kulpe, A., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Kundsch, E., manager, Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Kunz, A. F., Siber Hegner &; Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Kupfer, Fr. F., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F213

Rushaw, A. C., warden of Mines, Mines Dept., Selangor

Kusik, H. A., manager pro tem., Skoda Works, Ltd., Harbin

Kyd, G. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

La Brooy, E. C. S., asst, secy., F. A. Bartholomeusz Ltd., Singapore

Laan, H. van der, signs per pro., P. Schmitz & Co., Osaka

Labarre, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Lacambra, L., sub-manager, Elizaldi & Co., Iloilo

Lacaze, asst., Denis Freres D’Indo-chine, Cambodge

Lackie, W., C. A., F. W. Mackie & Co., Kobe

Lacombe, G., S. A. Magasins Chaffanjon, Haiphong

Laconico, P., secretary-treasurer, Asiatic Commercial Corpn., Manila

Lacroix, E., 'superintendent engr., Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Laffan, T. G., asst. & signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Lafontaine,

Lagreze, J., manager,CompagnieBanque Beige 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Lamache,J.,E.,directeur,

bills dept, Banque deFranco-Asiatique

LTndo-Chine, Bangkok des Petroles, Tourane

Lamars, E., asst., Eastman Kodak & Co., Shanghai

Lamb, L. E.H.,T.,Chinese

Lambert, secretary,

vice-consul BritishBritain,

for Great Embassy,

Bangkok Peiping

Lambert, H., gen., repres., Comp. Gen. de Chemins de Fer et de Tramways Eu C. S’hai

Lambert-Ede, D C., sub-manager, Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd., Kobe

Lambert,

Lammers, W.C. A.D., J.,manager, Pavilion

Lamneck, W. J., permgr.,

pro., Wilding

Chase Bank, Co.,Shanghai

Semarang

Lament,

Lamport,G.N.D., consul Babcock

for U. S. A., Harbin Kaisha, Yokohama

Lamprecht, P.,K.,F.Toyo

E. Zuellig, Inc.,Kabushiki

Manila

Lancaster, J. K., director, Simplex Concrete Piles, Ltd., Singapore

Lancaster, Dr. R. L., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Lancaster, W. E., state vet. surgeon, Veterinary Dept., Kedah

Landahl,J.J.,G.president,

Landar, John Asiatic

Landahl,Petroleum

Inc., Manila

Landgren, N. A.,H.,assist,

asst, mgr.,

accountant, Siam ElectricCo.Corporation,

(South China),Ld.,Ltd., Canton

Bangkok

Landon, F. H. district forest officer, Kuala

Landray, J. E., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok Kangsar, Perak

Lane, C. C., partner, Shanghai Butchery Co., Shanghai

Lane, W. P., manager, Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Langdon, W. R., consul-in-charge for U. S. A., Mukden

Lange, W. K.V.B.,S.,Hillvan,Insurance

Langenberg, pro., T. C.Agency, Shanghai At Son, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

van Langenbery

Langford, J. E., asst, mgr., Shanghai

mgr., SocfinofCold

Ice At Storage Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Langlade,

Lang worthy, F. de, headdeputy

H. B., plantingcommissioner Co., Ltd.,

Police, M. S, Lumpur, Selafigor !'■

F. Kuala

Lansdale-Ruthven, H. P„ registrar, Supreme Court, Sarawak

Lapaine,

Large, A.C.,J.,Nestle’s

signs perMilkpro.,Products

Holland(China),

China Ltd.,

Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Large, R.G. W., asst, commissioner, Constabulary, Shanghai

Sarawak

Larive,

Larkin, W.W. A.,

W.,freight

Clarke&Attran.Larkin,dept.,Manila

Koninklykc Paketvaart Maatschappii, S’nore

Larkins, D. M., partner, W. H. Winning At Co., Dairen

Larkins, G., consul for Norway, Dairen

Larkins, G. I., partner, W. H. Winning At Co., Dairen

Laroche,

Larsen, P. A., mgr., per J.pro.,Ullmann At Co., Co.,

Shanghai

Larsen, A.,

C. A.,signsattorney, East Asiatic

Standard Vacuum Oil Ltd.,Co.,Singapore

Manila

Larsen,

Larsen, E.L., A.,partner,

traf. agent,

Larsencanvassing dept... Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., &'liai.

At Trock, Shanghai

Laugesen, G., shipping dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Laurence, F. L., 2nd vice-president, Hanson, Orth

Jfc'214 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Laurence, J. R., mgr., Procter & Gamble Trading Go., Cebu

Laurens,

Laurenz, R., partner, C^rlowitz ife Cp.,Stianghai

R., Le Journal de tihaw/kai. Shanghai

Lavall,

Laver, C.H. J.,N.,editor,

branchFar mgr.,Eastern

NorthJteview,

China Shanghai

Ins..Co., Yokohama

Lavergne,

Lavington,J.,A.manager,

T., acct., Louis,

BurroughsOgliastro

WelicOmeCo.,’& Haiphong

Co., Shanghai

Law, Dr. A. F., medical practitioner, Kuching, Sarawak

Lawler,

Lawlor, L.M.,L.,H.general

L. Gibsonagent, Canadian.National

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai Railways, Singapore

Lawrence,

Lawrence, E.A. D„ E., stores dept., Shanghai

mgr., Asiatic PetroleumGasCo.Co., Ltd.,China),

(South ShanghaiLd„ Swatow

Laws,

Lawson,A.,Dr. accountant,

H- J-, chiefChimedical

Tung Tobacco do., Ltd.,Medical

officer (acting), HarbinDept., Kelantan

Lawson,

Lawson, E.H.,B.,inspector

sub-acct.,of Chartered

Machinery,Bank Minesof Dept.,

India, F.Australia

M. S. ,

Lawson, P. D., controller, Government Monopolies Dept., Singapore

Laycock,

Laycock, D. YY., director,

J., director, Manchurian

Adelphi Co,, Ltd., Harbin

Hotel, Singapore

Lazaroo, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Lea,

Leach, C. A., meteorological

D. L.,R.surveyor, officer,-Survey

Survey Dept., Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sarawak

Leadbetter, "P., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur^ >Selahgor

Lean, S. K., propietor, Bangkok Trading Co,, Bangkok

Leano,

Learney,J. A.,J. P.,dist.signs

agricultural

per pro., asst.,

HenryWest Coast,& British

YVaugh Co., Ld.,North Borneo.

Singapore

Leask,

Lechner, C. S., minister, Royal Netherlands Legation, Bangkok Selangor

J, B., director, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Leckebusch, A., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Leclereq,

Ledertoug,V.,J.engr.-in-charge,

A., Great Northern Compagnie

Telegraphde Tramways et d’Eclairage de.T'tsin, T'tsin

Co., Nagasaki

Lee, C. H., asst. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,; Kuala Lpmpur, Selangor

Lee,

Lee, F.C. X.,

P., supt.,

assist,Municipal Store and Workshop,

manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Singapore

Co., Singapore

Lee,

Lee, K. C., mgr., Brandt & Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai Kuaja, Lumpur, Selangor

J. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.,

Lee, L. G., supt., Kuala Julei Division, Bahau Estate, Negri Semilan

Lee,

Leech,R.J.W.

W.,S.asst., Hongkong & Shanghai

C., asst., Banking Corpn., Ipoh, Perak

Lees, A., mgr. (Imp.Boustead & Co., Bell

Dept.), Smith, Ltd.,&Kuala Lurnpnr,

Co., Ltd., CebuSelangor

Leffelaar, E. G., assist, manager, Varekamp

Lefranc,

Legros, A.,J., Installation

Compagnie deFranco-Asiatigue

Phumy, Compagnie das Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Franco-Asiatigue des Petroles, Saigon-

Lehman, S. O., vice-consul for Sweden,

Lehmann, H., manager, Carlowitz & Co.. Canton Batavia

Leicester, N. N., solicitor, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Leigh, S. M., asst mgr., Clive cfe Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Leistner, E., signs, per pro., Wm. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai

Lejeune, M., director, Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lemaire, M., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Lemarie,

Lemye,_ M.,R. vice-consul,

asst, mgr., CieBelgian

Asiatique et Africaine,

Consulate, MedanSaigon

Lencraine,

Lender, B. J., partner, Kaspe & Co., Kobe Singapore

D. C., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.,

Lennox, H. H., accountant, Jardine, Matheson

Lennox, J., partner, Lennox & Magill, Tsingtao

Lenzinger, Dr. P. L., consul for Switzerland, Batavia

Lenzlinger, E., surveyor, Luthy & Co., Shanghai

Leonard, R., superintendant, commercial dept,, Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leonard, R. F. YV., dir., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Leonard, R. F. W., mgr., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Leonoffi G., China Press Inc.., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F215

Lepelletier,

Lepicard, M., asst., export dept., Denis Freres d'Indochine, Cambodge

Depissier, Ch.,manager,

consul forFathe rhilco,Tientsin

France, Saigon

Lepissier, M., P., minister, French Legation, Bangkok

Lero M. J., Avenir du Tonkin, Hanoi

Letessier, M., Compagnie Franco-A siatigm; des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Leuthold,W.,

Leutsch, W. H., signs Mee-Yeh

p.p., Hooglandt & Co., and actg.Shanghai

consul for Switzerland, S’pore

Leuven, F. G. partner,

van, signs per pro.,Handels DiethelmCompagnie,

& Co., Bangkok

Devald, V.,E.,Great

Levedag, Northern

proprietor, Nichio Telegraph Co., Ltd.,Tokyo

Boyeki Shokai, Shanghai

Levedag,

Levedag, Jr., E., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Leverrier, F., chairman of directors, Austral MalaySeiko

W., asst., Schoeller-Bleckmann, Phoenix Tin, Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Ltd., Perak

Levie, C. J., freight & transhipment dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatchappji, S’pore

ILevinge, R. M., senior, supt.. Trade & Customs, Seremban

Levison,

.Levy, J., H., exporter

partner, Sennetof Colonial Produce, & vice-consul for Britain, Padang

Freres, Shanghai

Lewis,

Lewis, A.G. N.,

G., asst.,

importPatons

dept., &Sime,

Baldwins,

DarbyLtd.,

& Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Lewis,

Lewis, I.

J. F.

C., G., 5th

mgr., Magistrate,

J. Lewis & Singapore

Co., Dairen

Lewis, J. M. M., advocate & solicitor, Gibb ife Co., Perak

Lewis, J. W.,maintenance & New Works engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lewis,

Lewis, W.P. D.,C., vice-consul

office mgr., for Norway, Semarang

Colgate-Palmolive Peet Co., Manila

Leyh, S. G. H., deputy commissioner, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Leymarie,

Leynaud, L., Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, H’phong.

Leyshon, F.H.,H.,asst., mgr., Compagnie

sub-manager, Warner,Franco-Americaine

Barnes & Co., Ld.,d’AssuranceS,

Manila Shanghai

Lias, E. T. M., principal, King Edward VII School. Taiping, Perak

Liempt,

Lienhard,J. P.,M. Van., engr.,pro.,Malayan

signs per DiethelmBreweries,

.V Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Liesecke,

Lignon, mgr.,J., H.Denis

L. Gibson

Freres&d’Jndochine,

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cambodge

Lilley,

Limbach,R., W.,

asst,Poldi

auditor,

SteelAudit

Works,Office, Singapore

Shanghai

Limpers,

Lind, B. P.,C. asst.,

J., asst,Dodwell

mgr., Nederlansche-Indische

& Co., Ltd., Kobe Escompto Mi'j., Padang

Linde,

Lindenau,C. R.F.,van der, engineering dept.,

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Koninklyke

Shanghai Paketvaart Maatschappij, S’pore

Lindner, J., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Lindon. N. M. L., supt., Police Dept., F. M. S.

Lmdow, E. D., chief officer, Medical Dept., Penang

Link,

Linke,E.,Otto,

Deutsch-Asiatische

manager, Otto Linke, Bank, Tsingtao

Canton

Linley,

Linn, H. A., advert, mgr., Manila DailyInc.,Bulletin,

N., assist., Fred Wilson & Co., ManilaManila

Linnell, I. N., consul-general, American Consulate, Canton

Linnemann, E., Internatinale Continentale Caoutchoue Compagnie, Bangkok

Lipphardt, A., Mechanic, Kunst & Albers, Harbin

Lisske, W.,

Liston, C. P.,export

asst., dept.,

AngloMelchers

French &itBendixens,

Co., TientsinLtd., Singapore

Litou,

Littig, J., International Harvester Co., Manila des Petroles, Saigon

H.,directeur, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

Little, H. M., chairman of directors, S’hai Waterworks Fittings. Co., Ltd^r Shanghai

Little, L. K., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Livingstone, F. G., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Lloyd, G. T., editor, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

Lloyd, J. R„ manager, American Express Co.,' Manila

Loader,Lt.-Col.

Lloyd, L., tradeFiied

J. F., partner; commissioner,

Wilson Jc Co.,Australian

Mdhila; Trade CbrnmiSsibher in Japan, Tokyo

F216 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Loat, F. de, mgr., N. Y. Handel Mij. Gestetner, Sourabaya

Lock, K., secy., Post Mercury Co., Shanghai

Lock, R., secretary, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Locke, J.G.,C.,Doitsu

Loesch, pharmacy

Senryodept., American

Gomei Kaisha,Dispensary,

Tokyo Shanghai

Logan, J. B., manager, New Zealand

Lomaev, G. A., staff, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Insurance Co.,Ltd.,

Ld., Shanghai

Yokohama

Lornbard, Dr., China Exp. & Imp. & Bank Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lombard, Dr. H. B., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Lomont, C., mgr., Societe Anonyne Francaise Siam et Malaisie, Perak

Long, L., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Long, E. A., secretary, Land Commission, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Longfield,

Longhurst,J.C.E.,D.,dist. officer, and

controller Kudat

asst, secretary, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Longland,

Longley, H.

G., A.,

mgr.,mgr., Sagil

Pritchard Estate,

& Co., Johore

Ld., Ipoh, PerakCustoms, Canton

Longworth, R., harbour master, Chinese Maritime

Lonsain, A. J. R., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai

Lop,

Lopes,J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Lopez, A.F., A., asst., Phoenix

manager, ElizaldeAssurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

y. Cia, Iloilo

Lord, E., manager, Kanto Branch Office, Tokyo

Lord, H. J.,

Lord, S., asst, secretary,

secretary and generalTientsin

manager,Race L.Club,

MooreTientsin

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lorentz, Dr. H. A., Solicitor, Shanghai

Lorenz, Karl, manager, Schmidt & Co., Shanghai

Lorenzen,, M. A., vice-president, China Securities

Lorry, W., offioer-in-charge, Posts and Telegraphs Dept., Co., Inc.,Miri,

Tientsin

Sarawak

Losch, O., chancellor, German Legation, Bangkok

Lotz, W., R.manager,

Loubser, signsIslay

F. S., asst., per pro.,

Kerr Reuter, Broekelmann

& Co., Ltd., Penang & Co., Tientsin

Loudon, W. F., vice-consul, British Consulate, Semarang

Loup, B., S.P., A.co-district

Loureiro, Loup Freres and Vrard

director, Chinese& Co., Tientsin Salt Admt., Shanghai

Government

Lovat-Fraset,

Low, W. A., military attache, British Embassy, Peiping

Low, E.F. Y.H. M.,

S., asst,

mgr.,mgr.,

Monroe Union Marine

& Co., & General

Shanghai Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eowder, H. G., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Lowe,

Lowe, C.C. P.,

C., director,

Kailan Mining

PublicAdministration,

Works and Railways Chingwantao

Dept., Sarawak

Lowe,

Lowe, G.H. H.,

J. health

D., officer,Chemical

Imperial Kinta District,

IndustriesPerak

(China), Ltd., Canton

Lowe, K. K., pres., Formosa Black Tea Co., Ltd., Taihoku

Lowe, K. Z., mng, director, Formosa

Lowick, B., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore Black Tea Co., Ltd., Taihoku

Lowick,

Lowick, B., B., partner,

partner, Drummond

Bennie, Lowick & Co.,& Co.,

Sandakan

Singapore

Lowry, W.,

Lowry, E. K.,supt.,

director,

CustomsChina SecuritiesSarawak

& Shipping, Company, Inc., Tientsin

Lowry,

Luca, O.,W.,workshop

general office,

mgr., S.Caldbeck,

A. Fiat, Macgregor

Singapore Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lucas, R.H.J.,A.,submanager,

Lucker, acct., Shanghai

China-American WharfCo.,Co.,Tientsin

Trading Ltd., Shanghai

Luckwell,R.W.P.,G.,vice-consul

Ludden, mgr., Pinang Gazette Press

for America, Mukden(1!>36), Ltd., Penang

Luders,

Ludlum,A.R.H.,C., signs per pro., Siemssen

Standard-Vacuum ife Krohn,

Oil Co., Seoul Foochow

Ludwig, K., asst., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Luebbert, H., manager, Raechling Steel Works (Germany), Tokyo

Luetchford, H. C., dir., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Luethge, G., assist., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Luling, F. P., fire & marine supt., Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F217

Lamley, A. C., manager, National Analine A; Chemical Co., U.S.A., Kobe

Lumley, E. L., director, Bennie, S, Cohen & Son, Singapore

Emit, C., ed. & prop., ri'he Ohw"‘ Digest, Shanghai

Lupprian, Dr. E. V., chief medical officer, Medical Department, Malacca

Lurton, N. E., Schuhl & Lurton, Shanghai

Luther, F., assistant, Pearce &l Co., Kobe

Lutz,

Luz, A.W.M.T.,da,managing

Jardine, director,

IMathesonGeneral

& Co., Motors (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Ltd., Canton

Lyle, A., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Lyle,

Lynes,Win., surveyor,

Capt.H., H.,mgr.,

marine British

supt.,Corporation

Ellerman Register ofS.Shipping & Aircraft, Shanghai

Lynott,

Lyson, D.,G. consul forAmerican

Netherlands, Note& Co.,

Bankmanager, Bucknall

Shanghai

Rising

S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sun Petroleum Co., Taihoku

Lysse, H., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McAra, F. J., secy. & acct., Huttenbacks, Ltd., Penang

Macrae, m.b e., h.a., commercial secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

MacCrae,

MacDermot,W.A.D., M.,consul

state engr., PublicBritain,

for Great WorksManila

Dept., Kelantan

Macdonald, C., asst, water engr., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Macleod,

Madier, J.,N.partner,

J., director, Smith,

Madier KibetBell& Cie.,

& Co.,Canton

Ltd., Manila

McAdams,

McArthur,N.L.W., V.,Derrick

pro-mangr. Co.,&Singapore

&Peiping acct., National City Bank of N. Y., Yokohama

McBain, S., director, Electric Go. (1922). Ltd., Peiping

McCaig, J., book office Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., Shanghai

McCance,

McCarthy, G. J., vice-pres, Philcd Lendrum,

M., managing director, Sales Corpn.,Ld., Shanghai

Kobe

McCausland, W. A., installation supt., Standard - Vacuum Gil Co., Swatow

McClelland, C. K., asst., Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

McClelland,

McClure, L. M„ N. C.,office

general manager

manager, Fisk &Tire

vice-president,

Co. Inc. of theAtkins, Kroll &Manila

Philippines, Co., Inc., Manila.

McClure, S., pro-consul, British Consulate, Medan

McConehy, F.M.G., state

McCorkle,T.F.F.,E.,executive engineer,

Standard-Vacuum Public Works Department, Johore

McCrea, dept., Asia Oil Co., Co.,

Realty Yokohama

Shanghai

MacDermot, D., consul, Great Britain, Manila

McDonald,

MacDonald, A. G.,

Major warden

G. M. of

C., Mines,

The Mines

Gordon Department,

Highlanders, Selangor

Hon. Aide-de-Camp, S. S.

MacDonald, R. G., asst, mgr, Dodwell & Co., Ltd.,

MacDonald, R. G., councillor, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai Shanghai

Macdonald, R. L., Maison F. Mathieu, S. A., Osaka

MacDonald,

MacEwan, W. F.,director,

sub-acct.,Arnhold

Chartered

& Co.,Bank

Ltd.,of Shanghai

India, Australia & China, Medan

MacEwan, A.H. K., G., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Changsha

MacEwen,

Macfarlane, I.I.L.,P.,asst.,Borneo

asst, acco., Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Penang

MacGavin, W., assist, treasurer, Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Manila

McDonald,

McDonald, J., C. M., agent, Eastern

I. A.,Standard-Vacuum

asst. Barlow & Co., Smelting Co.,

Singapore Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

McDonald,

McDougall, Oil Co., Tsurumi, Yokohama

McElfrish, J.J. T.,R.,asst.,

ice dept., Singapore

Beruntong ColdNegri

Estate, Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Semilan

McEnelly, Thomas, consul for U.S.A., Singapore

McEvett, J. C., supt., Prison Dept., Malacca

McEvoy, J. A., registrar, Vehicles Registration Dept., Penang

McFall, J. L., 1st Magistrate Police Court, Penang

McGaurn, D., asst., mgr., Asiatic Commercial Corpn., Manila

McGilchrist, H. B., asst. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Malacca

McGowan, L. A., assist, accountant, Federated Malay States Railway, K. L., Selangor

McGowan, T. F., acting mgr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

McGrane, Geo., attorney, Standard-Vaccum Oil Co., Haiphong

F218 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McGrath, N. V., prijs,, treas., & mgr., Hike Shoe Factory Manila

McGrath, R. V., vice-president, Hike Shoe Factory, Manila

McGreer, E. D.,,2nd secretary, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

McGregor, AV, supt., Shanghai Tele]dione Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

McGregor, A. M., superintendent, Shanghai Telephohh Gd;, Ed., Shanghai

Macgregor, J. F.,. governing dirMi Macgregors, Ltd., Shaixghai

McGregor, J. G., financial officer, F.M.S. Railways, Euaja Lumpur, Selangor

McGregor, J. R., director, Austral Mglay Tin, Ltd.;, L^vak

Maogregor, N. C-, Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

McGregor,-R. H., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia ^ China, Saigon

Macgregor, W. H., director, Fraser A NeavevLtd., Singapore

McGuffin/J,, Surveyor of Ships & Examiner of Engineers, Singapore

McGugan, F. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

McGurk, J. F., 1st secretary, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Machado, B. A., acct., P.arbury, Henty &, Co. Pty. Ltd., Kobe

McGuffin, G., dredge & mechanical dept., United Engineers, Ltd.. Singapore

McIntosh, A. J., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila •

McIntosh, J., supt., Post Office Savings Bank, Penang

Maclnerny, G., estate mgr., Socfiri Co., Lrd.,. Kuala. Lurapsir, Selangor

Macintyre,; R. D., executive engr., P.W.D., Perak

Mclver, A., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd./Shanghai

Mackay, A. F., medical officer, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca ' •

Mackay, I. C., sub-acct., Chartered Bk. of India, Ausk & China, K. L., Selangor • '

Mackay, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of L, A. Si C., Kplie

Mackay, W. C., sub-acct., Chartered B^nk-of I-> A. & C., K. L., Selangor

McKean, W. C., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Mackechnie, A., sub-acct., Chartered Hank of I., A. A C., Tientsin.

McKee, Rose T., secy. & treas.. Bouquet Consolidated Mining Co., Manila

McKellar, G. D., outside staff, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

McKellar, P. J., asst., American Express Coq Shanghai

McKelvie, K., assistant secretary, Alliance Tobacco Co. of China Ltd., Shanghai

Mace do, C. B. de, 2nd secretary, Brazilian 'Embassy, Tokyo

Mackenzie, D., mgr. for Malaya, Careras. Ltd., 1 Singapore

Mackenzie, D. R., Jardine, Matheson & Oo.y Ltd., Shanghai

Mackenzie, W. W., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Go., Shanghai

Mckenzie, W. W., director, Alex. Boss :& Co.'(China), Ltd., Shanghai

McKerchar, I., Ker & Col, Ltd., Iloilo

Mackie, A. S., partner, Neill &'Bell, Selahgor

McKerrqw, R. W., director, Paterson, Simons & Co., Rd., Singapore

Mackie, F. W., c.a., F. w. Mackie & (,'p., Kobe

MacKinnon, J. A-, Haskins & SeRs, Sbaughai

Mackie, T., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

McKinnon, D., mapagei’, United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

McLachlan, T., frozen produce depot, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., S’pore-

Mac Lachlan, I., cable engineer, Oriental Teleplaone and Electric Go., Ld., Singapore

MacLachlan, J. B., state engineer, P.W..!):, I’ahang

McLaine, A. L., asst, treasurer,''Financial Dept., Sarawak

MacLaren, W. H., Henry Hunter Bayfe

McLatchie, civil engineering dept., Umted-’‘Engineers,- Ltd:, Sirigapore

McLellan, A., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Maclean, J. A. E., shipping dept., Sime, Darby A'Go!, Malacca

McLennan, W. M., deputy supdt., S’hai & Hongkcw Wharf Oo., Ltd.,r Shanghai

MacLennan, J., suh-accountunt. Chartered Bank of India, Australia Cllina, Manila

MacLennan. K..t controller, S. S. Govt’s. Saving Bank, Singapore

MacLeod, A. j .,'gen. mgr., A. Shriano yda-Administrations, Manila

MdLeod, A., visiting agent, Sime, Darby &: Co., Ltd., Malacca

MacLeod, J. C., deputy registrar of shipping,1 Marine Dept., Singfipdre

McLeod, J., Guthrie & Co.,' Singapore . - -o-

 foreign residents

McLeod, N., «isst., Johol Estate, Negri Sembilan

MacLeod, Dr. N., medical adviser, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

McLorn, J., chief .occt., Postal Administration, Tientsin

McMeekin, H. W. P., director, S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McMichael, B. H., asst., Jardine, Matheson, & ;Cd.;, Ltd., Shanghai

McMicking, J., manager, Inapjar Life Akguranc^ Cp*, Ld.j Stanila

MacMillan, I. C., commandant Police Depot, Police Dept., Singapore

MacMillan, K. U.,,station supt., Electricity Supply .Dept., Municipality, Penang

McMullan, D. F. R., director, . MoMullan A: Cpf,. Ltd.,, Chefoo .

McMullan, W., Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore;

McMyn, A. L., asst, manager, Anglp^Siam, Giorpor^tion, Ltd., Bangkok

Macnaghten, Brig.-G:en,’L E^R^ dir., Enterprise Tolpacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macnaghten, D. M,,, Asiatic, Petroleum Co. VCSotitE China), Ltd., Amoy

McNair, C. M., tech, mgr., Fra&er A Neaye, Ltd.j Singapore

McNair, R. P.r assist. maaingeyyG- T. Fu.lfard, Ld., Shanghai

Macnaughton, H., C„ consul’ipr Greece, Aohe

McNeary, H. G., asst.: mgr., American Bank Note Co.,, Shanghai

McNee, S. L., as?t., acci-, Mansfigld &; Co., Etd., Penang

Me Niven, D., agent, pEaid;ered.,Bank,6f Incjia,, Australia &, China, Sarawak

McNeill, Jphn, barrister, Hansons, Shanghai

McNicol, R. J., Jardine, JRatheson tfe Co., Ed., Shanghai

McNicoll, L. D., direetpr,. China,, Sfpap Co., Ltd., Shanghai.

McNiven, D., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok

Macphail, H., Jardine, Matheson ik.Co., Ld., Shanghai

MacPherson, A., editor, Govt., Printing Office, Sarawak

MacPherson, Dr. D. Riyduedical officer, Medical Dept,, Selangor

MacPherson, J. C., sub. ftcct., Ciiartered Bank of-India, Australia & China, Singapore

McQueen, J., Harrisons (fe Crosfield, Ld., & vice consul for'Gt. Britain, Sumatra

McVittie,

Maas, W. Penang

H. O., W.,'acting'

Pilotconsul

Board,for dir.

Great-Britain, Tokyo & Co., Ltd., Penang

&! tPst.,' Bdustead

Mabson, R. R., signs per ^ro., Ang'Id-Siam C^ypn., Ltd., Bangkok

Macain, C. F., asst., S’hai Waterworks Fittfrigs ;Co., Ltd., Shanghai

MacSorley, E. J., asst., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Mace, N., assist, supt. of surveys, 2nd Division, Sarawak

Machan, J. W., wirejegs ^pgr., PoHs'2: Telegraphs' Dept., Singapore

Mack, D. G., district engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mackay, D. A., works’ mgr., Eastern Snielting Co., Ltd., Perlang

Mackenzie', F., Getz Bros. &: Co., Singapore , ''

MacJaphlap, D., dental officer, General Hospital, Penang

Maclafen, I. N., Hehfy‘Waugh; & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Macnab, A. C., surveyor-gen. of Ships, & chief OkamiPer of Eugrsi, S’pore

Madar, A., China Printing & Finishing CO., Lfd., Canton

Madier, H., director, Iriterhatidnai pavingiy Society;, Shanghai

Maddams, A. S. T., supt.’, Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan

Madier,

Madrigal,(Erector, Compagnie Efanco-Americaine d’Assurances, Shanghai

Maenss, W.,W,consul-general

general manager, Madrigal &.Singapore'

fdr Germaiiy, Co., Manila

Magill, M. M., secretary, Chinese AmeVican Publishing Co:, Shanghai '

Magill, J. F., partner, Lennox 2: Magpl. Tsingtao

Mahon, E. J., mgr., National City Hank of New York, Harbin

Mahony, F. R., signal & tele^eng'r., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mahony, J., distinct engineer, F.M.S. Railway^, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mair, C. A., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Mair, J. p„ gupt., Waste. Dept., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Maitland, M., publisher &, editor, Hariin ^Observer, ffarbin

Maitland, T. C., manager for Japan, Manufacturers,Life lusurance Co., Tokyo

Malcolm, A., director,, Malcolm ,& Qo-- Ltd., Shanghai

Malcolm, J., traffic dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd.,. Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Malcolm, J. K. S., director, Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Mallard, R. F., asst, supt., Police Dept., Penang

Malley, T deputy acct. general, Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, K. L., Selangor

Mailing Th., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Mallon, vice-consul for U.S.A., Singapore

Manasseh, E. S., proprietor, Manasseh & Co., Singapore

Manceron, G., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Manchester, H. L., deputy treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Manchisio, R. F., gen. mgr., Fiat, S. A., Singapore

Maney, E. S., consul for America, Taihoku, Formosa

Maney, E. S., consul for America, Nagasaki

Mandelert, E., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Mankin, J. M., assit. distribution, engr., Electric Supply dept., Penang

Manhes, A., acct., Banque de LTndo-Chine, Yunnanfu

Manley, J. C., export dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Mann, G. C., signs per pro., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Mann, H. M., director, Cathay Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Manly-Allatt, office mgr., G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mansel, F. L., assistant treasurer, Financial Dept., Sarawak

Mann, R. P. M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mansouk, J., proprietor, Belgian Brick Factory, Tientsin

Marcadet,F. director

Marby, H., administrator, Ville de Tehekam,

of Franco-Annamite Schools, Kouang-tchiou-wan

Yunnanfu

Marcelo, E., manager, Manila Land and Water Transp. Co., Inc., Manila

March,

March, Dr. E. L., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada,Hangchow

A. W., M. a., Hangchow Christian College, Shanghai

March, J. E., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Marchand, Paul, signs per pro., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai

Marchman, W. R., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Marcks, Lothar, Merchant & Civil Engineer, Mukden

Marco,

Marco, Jerome,

M. V. L. director, MaxwellItalian

de, ambassador, & Co., Embassy,

Ltd., KobePeiping

Marco, E., director, Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Marcus, M. L., managing director, Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ld., Singapore

Marcal, L. A., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Marchwood, Rt. Hon. Lord K.c.v.o., Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Marcus, M., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer of China, Shanghai

Marcus, P. C., financial & office asst.. Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Marcs, J., director, Maxwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Marden, G. E., dir., International Investment Trust Co. of China, Ltd., S’hai

Mariani, G., manager, S. A., Fiat, Singapore

Markert, P. M., Anderson, Meyer <& Co., Canton

Markham, H. H., manager, Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore

Markham, J., supervisor, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Markoff, S., Winning & Co., W. H., Dairen

Marks, T. R., joint mgr., Charles Grenier A; Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Marlin, J., Compagnic Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Penh

Marr, S. S., wharf manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Marriot, F., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Marriott, F. F., general manager, Sarawak Oil Fields, Ld., Miri, Sarawak

Marsay, W., accountant, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Marsden, H., chemist, Customs & Excise, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Marsden, T. F., Eastern Extention Austr. and China Tel. Co., Labuan

Marsh, O. G., consul-general for America, Seoul

Marsh, Wr. D. L., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Marsh, T. D., agriculturist, Agricultural Dept., F. M. S.

Marsh, W. W., gaoler, Grade II, Prisons Dept., Singapore

Marshall, A. J., medical officer, General Hospital, Penang

Marshall, E. L., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F221

Marshall, G. L., book office, Indo-China S. N. Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Marshall, G., manager, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Marshall, G. E., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Marshall, H. L., asst., Boustead & Go., Ltd., Singapore

Marshall, R. H. C. O., estate dept., Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd., Malacca

Marsman, J. H., general manager, Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Marsman, J. H., president, Phillipine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Marsoff, N. P., asst., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Martel, C., agent coml., Societe des Giments Portland Artihciels, Haiphong

Martens, F. R., secretary, Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore

Martens, H. W. A. A., 1st class inspector, Labour Inspection Dept., Medan

Martia, D. A., sales dept., Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Martin, A. W., manager, D, Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Shanghai

.Martin, Ch., gen. mgr., Com. Franco-American d’Assuranee, Saigon

Martin, C. L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Martin, E. C., director, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Martin,

Martin, J.J., O.director,

L., EwoSlot

Brewery

& Co., Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Penang

Martin, J. P., director, G. H. Slot

Martin, J. W. M., Shanghai Land Investment & Co., Ld., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Martinoli, G., asst., Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Ltd., Penang

Martinus,

Martiny, F.,Compagnie

S., Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,Borneo

Pnom Pneh

Martyn,

Mary, G.,C.Baboud,

D., resident,

Mary East

Shanghai

Marzano,

Masefield, G.V. diH.,San, consulWarner

manager, for Italy,BarnesManila& Co., Ltd., Manila

Masiello, P. G., secretary to Italian Consul, Italian Consulate, Singapore

Maslenikoff, A., asst., Bryner

Mason, & Co.,Shanghai

Dairen Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mason, J.K. A.,A., Engineering

insurance dept.,Dept., Jardine, Matheson tfc Co. Ld., Shanghai

Mason, P. F., manager, lower wharf, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Mason, T. E., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd.,

Massa, A., proprietor, Italian Marble Works, Tientsin Penang

Masseur,

Massey, F.A.R.A.N.J. H.,B., Allen

actg. consul for theMalacca

& Gledhill, Netherlands, Canton

Massey, P. W.,

Massiac, M.J., H. dir., International Investment

de, directeur, Avenir du Tonkin, Trust

HanoiCo. of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Massimi,

Master, R. F.Administr.-Resident-Maire,

C., dir., International Assurance Hai-Duong, Tonkin

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mather,

Mathew,N.C. F.L.,H.,China

commissioner

Produce Dept.,(acting), Customs

Jardine, Dept., &Johore

Matheson Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mathews, M.A.,B.,Fraser

Mathieson, agt., Hongkong

& Co., Singapore

Matschelknauss,

Mattern, Jr. F. F.,L.Engineering

K. J., JaissleDept.,

& Co.,Koninklyke

Otto, Inc., Paketvaart

Sourabaya Maatschappij, Singapore

Matthews,T. F.P.,N.,manager,

Mauger, c.a., partner,

Federated Lowe,Motors,

Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

Ltd.,Singapore

Maureau,

Mavor, G.,C.E.,resident

asst., Pathe Philco,

engineer, Saigon Light and Power Co., Sandakan

Sandakan

Mawson,

Max, J., acting G., consul

managing director,

general Alden’s Succrs.,Shanghai

for Czechoslovakia, Singapore

Maxey, W. E., general agent, Singer Machine Co., Manila

Maxwell,

May, E. A.H.,G.,managing director,&Maxwell

secty., Wheelock Co., Ltd.,A Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Kobe

Mayer, P. S., secretary of the

Mayers, W. M., Strong & Co., Nagoya Board of Trustees, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Mayes, A.,

Mayet, C. T.,Lawyer,

managing-director,

Hanoi f Eastern Trading Co., Yokohoma

Mayne, E. A., wireless engr., Pos s & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Mayne, G. E. O., manager, Ewo Press Packing Co., Shanghai

E222 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mayne, R. A. O., Cotton Mills.D,ept., Jardhie, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mead, J. P., director of Forestry, i'.M.S. Forest Dept., Kuala Luinpur, Selangor .

Mead, S. F., Francis, R. E., Shanghai

Meads,

Meager,H.C. D.,

J., personal asst.< toArnold

rang, director, director of Agriculture,

4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai F, iVL.S.

Mears, J. L., Tliorason it Co., Shanghai

Meathrel,

Meehan, H.,D.secretary,

C., FraserSun & Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Life-Assurance Co. of Canada, Singapore.

Med land,

Mehta, B. E.

D., R., Harrisons,

assist, veterinaryBarker it Ch./Ltd.,

surgeon, Kuala LumpuF, Selangof

Veterin-iry'Depaftraenf,‘Penang

Mehta, B. P., director, Tata & Co., B. I)., Shanghai

Mehta, J. N., Drakeford, Davis it Wilson,

Mehta, S. B., partner, S. B. Mehta it Co., Kobe > Shanghai i

Meier, M.

Meier, H., J.,signslubricating

the firm, engr..

Huygen, G. E.,,OilCanton

Union Co. of California,,Stnga,ppre

Meier, P., Warner Barnes & Co.., Ld., Iloilo

Meijer, sub-agent, Royal Packet, Singapore

Meijer, L., sub

Meiklereid. agent, Koninklyke (jreatPaketvaart Maafschappjj,,Singapore . ,

Meinert, H.,E.Export W., consul

Dept..forMelchers Britain, IBangkok,

it Co., Tientsin

Meisling, V. F., Editorial Dept., Xorth ('kina J)aily Xem0 Shanghai

Meissner, K., president, K. K.L. Leybold Shok wan, Tokifi . •;

Mel bard t, Th., S. A. Medicoh, Ltd., Shanghai

Melchers,

Melchers, C.C. G.A., partner,

acct., Nederlandsche

Melchers it Co., Indische

ShanghaiHande.lsbank, ^.tnoy

Melchers, H., gen. ragr. for

Melchior, H., consul for Belgium, Kobethe Par East, Transocean News-Service,

. , Shanghai

Melchior, M., vice-consul for Denmark, Shanghai

Melegrito, F., (list, forest officer, Sandakan, B. N. B._ ,

Melgunow, M. A., chf, receptionist, Broadway ilansions Hotel, .Shanghai

Mello, A. A. de, Merchant, Macao

Mellor, W., director, A. R. Burkill it Sons, Sliaiighai

Melver, A., Kelly it W'alsh, Ltd., Singapore

Melville, M., sales mgr., Fraser it Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Mencarini, J. D., manager, International Correspouticnce Schools, Manila

Mendelson, M., director, JBerrick it Co., Yokoliama

Mendoza, J., Calder-Marsliall 4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mendoza, S., Calder-Marshall. 4 Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mennie,

Menon, A.D.,G.,managing

director’sdirector, A. S. Watson

seety., League it Co.,Jdealth

of Nations. ShanghaiOrganisation, Singapore

Menon, V. R. N., asst, medical officer, Lumut Hpspitak Perak

Menzel, H , manager, Behn, Meyer

Menzi, Jr., H. M. Menzi it Co., Inc., Iloilo it Co., Scmargng .

Menzies,

Menzies, W. A. A.H.,B.,mgr.,

Metallurgist,

Babcock itUnited-Eogineers,

Wilcox, Ltd., Singapore Ltd, Singapoi’e

Meriles,

Merriman, A. H., book office, Jardine, Mathespn & Co.,-Ltd., Shanghai

Meschak, P.,M.consul E., manager,

for Latvia,American

HarbiuExpress Go., fcJipgaporc

Messing,

Metherell,Dr. A. A.,asst.,

dir. McAuliffe,’

of the Municipality Hospital,,Medaii •

Methven, L.W.M.,R.,sub.-acct., Chartered DavisBankit Hope,

ofd»dia^Penang

iVustr, it Chinai, Singapore

Metzler,

Metzlez, Ch.

Ch., E.,branch

branchmgr.,mgr,,Reinsurance

CompagnieCo,,:Rossia

FrancprAmeriQaine dJ’fissurances, Shanghak

Meusnier, J., Societe des Cipwints^or.tjaiid ^rtificiel^of Cppenhagen,

de,X/’JndQchine,S’haiHaiphong

Meyer,

Meyer, C. E.,manager,

generalW.manager, Staiulard-yac.uuin Oil Co., Yokohama

Meyer, J.F., W., R. Loxley

Cornes it Co., Kobe' & (Jo. (OhinaX Ltd., Canton

Meyer, Kurt, Si^hs p. p., Carlowitz 4 Co., Tientsin

Meyer, L. D., acting senior supt., Pprak Survey Dept-, jaiping, Perak,

Meyer, L. D., supt., Survey Dept., Pahang

Meyer, P. A., pres., Baguio Gold Mining Co,, Man^a

Meyer, P. W., consul for C. A , Yunnaufu

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F223

Meyer, R. M., director, Adelphi Hotel, Siii'gapoi e

Meyer, R. V., partner, N. Lazarus, Shanghai

Meyer-Buete,

.Meyers, 0. W., G.,Standard-Vacuum,Oil'Go,,

signs per pro., Uoutsch-Asiatische YokohamaBank, Shanghai

Meyers,H.,N.

Meyn, F., director,

partner, Harrisons,

Bergmann & Go.,King Kobe& irwin, Ltd.,“Shanghai

Michaelsen, E., partner, Melchers it Go., Tientsin

Michaud, H., Ghargeurs

Michaux, Reunis, HaiphongLumpur, §elangpr

Michels, C.R.R.,M. director,

E., FrenchFord Gonsulj'

Motors'KualaSingapore

Middlebrook,

Middlemas, N.S.A.,M.,supt., protector

Land ofit Chinese, GHtufse'

Survey dept., Protectorate, Ipoh, Perak

Sarawak

Middleton, W. B. O., director, A. R. Burkill

Mihaleff, Dr. N. A., proprietor,

Miles, C. T., Dr. J. G. Hanna, Singapore Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Miles, Charles V., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Mil es, W. M., gen. plant supervisor, Shanghai Telephone Go., Shanghai

Miliar,

Millar, J.D. G.M.,M.,agent,

asst.,Chartered

Ritchie & BankBisset,ofSingapore

India, Australia China, Batavia

Millar, T., director, Smith, Bell

Millard, A. H., pharmaceutical chemist, Medical e Co., Ld., ManilaDept., Selangor

Miller,

Miller, G.D. C.,

C., sales

agent,mgr.,Canadian

DunlopPacificRubberRailway Co.,, Manila

Co (Straits Settlements), Ld., Singapore

Miller, G. L., assist. @ebi, Federated Malay

Miller, G. S., director, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore States Railways, Kgala Lumpur, Selangor

Miller, J., sub-aoct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok.

Miller, J.J. E.,

Miller, D., chief

sighssanitary

per pro, inspector,

S. Isaacs

Co., Yokohama

Officer’s Dept., Penang

Miller, P. I., dist. officer, Lower Perak, Perak

Miller, N. C. E., entomalogist, Agricultural Dept., F. M. S.

Miller, V.W. E.,I). president

Miller, B., M.signs andpro.,

per general manager,& Swire,

Butterfield Philippine Education Co*., Inc,, Manila

Tsingtao

Millingen,

Millner, VV., sales dept., Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co , Ltd.,

E. F. van, Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Singapore

Millot,

Mills, C.,J.,partner,

representative,BannonCompagnie

& Bailey, Kuala Generale de Telegraphic

Lumpur, Selangor Sims Fil., Tokyo

Mills,

Mills, G.J M.,

V. G., Insurance

judge, Dept., Jardine,

Supreme Matheson

Court, Johore& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mills, M. G., Hongkong^Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mills, P., R. H., Maey Go. Inc., Kobe

Mills, P. W. F., Malaya representative, Ocean Accident

Mills, R. L., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Milne, D., secretary, Ford Motors; Co., Singapore

Milne, G.,

Milne, D. M., asst., Harrisons,

manager, Earnshaw Barker

Docks &,

Co., Ltd., Iron

KualaWorks,Lumpur, Selangor

Manila

Milne, 0.0 C., res. mgr., Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Milne, T.W.,M..traffic

Milroy, Brunner, supt.VMondife

SingaporeCa, Ltd., Kobe

Minarolo, G., G.H.Finocchiaro

Minningerdoh, G.' , & Co.,forTraction

Vice-consul Shanghai

IT. S.

Col, Ld,, Singapore

A., Bangkok !

Minny,

Miollis, 0.C. E.,R., Export Dept., Jardine,

local manager, Messageries Matheson & Co.,Shanghai

Maritimes, Ltd., Tientsin

Miranda,

Mitchell, Dr.

A., A. B.y

manager, sec-tre&s.,

Mitchell Luzon

& Co Consolidated

, Kobe Mines & Cok Inc., Manila

Mitchell,

Mitchell, A. W., asst.,rDlu Kanchong: Estate, Negri SembilanLd., Penang

A. E. M., signs per pro., Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

MitchelljG.{W.,

Mitchell, director Darby

and secretary,Ltd., Bartliolomeu^z,

Penang. Ltd.s Singapore

Mitchell, G.E., T.asst.,

M., Sime,

asst., Borneo &Co.,Co.,Ltd., Sarawak

Mitchell, H.

Mitchell, L., asst., commissioner,

J., Compagnie Franco-AsiatiqueHeadquarters, Ipoh, Perak

Mockett, W. J., Advtg. Dept., North Chinade''BsfcUy PetrolNe?i>s

es, Hanoi

it HentM, Ltd:, Shanghai!

F224 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Moebius,K.,E.,Bayer

Moehr, assist.,Fharma

Winckler Co.,&Shanghai

Co’, Yokohama

Moes, F. A., Import Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd!, Medan

Moffat,

Moffatt,E.A.M.,F., Hongkong

instal. supt.,& Shanghai

Standard-VacuumBanking OilCorporation,

Co., PenangSingapore

Moffatt,M.G. G.W.,F.,asst,

Moffat, auditor,

supt., Sagil Audit Dept.,

Estate, Johore Jesselton

Mofiitt, J. F., sales engr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Moger, G. R. L., asst., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Mohney, R. D., assist, agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Osaka

Mohr,

Moir, J.,B.,lithographic

director, Siemens-tichuckert

draftsman, SurveyDenki Dept.,Kabushiki Kaisha, Selangor

Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo

Molland, C. E., director, Post Office, Canton

Moller, C. B., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Moller, Eric, mng. dir., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Moller,

Moller, Eric,

L. B., Jr., Mollers’

Mollers’ Ltd.,Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Moller, R. B., assist., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Member, C. A., secty., Shanghai

Monk, E. F., general imports depot, Dockyards,

SingaporeLtd.,ColdShanghai

'Storage Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Monk, W. J., director, Slowe & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Monsees, W., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Monteiro, T. E., inspector of Craft, Marine Department, Singapore

Montford,

Montgomery, E. G.,A., chief

asst., sanitary inspector,

North British Kinta Sanitary Board, Ipoh, Perak

Montgomery, D.G.W., assistant supt., and

Dept,Mercantile

of Excise,Insurance

Penang Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Montgomery, J., acting mgr., Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Montor, A., managing director, Montor, Ltd., Singapore

Monypenny,

Moody, Capt.B.T. C.A.,G.,Thesales manager,

Royal EdibleFusiliers,

Inniskilling Products,Hon.-Aide-de-Camp,

Ltd., Shanghai Str. S'ments-

Moohanoff, V. V., Broadway Mansions

Moojen, L. G., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok Hotel, Shanghai

Mooney,

Moonshi, P. C.,H.manager, John D. Hutchison & Co., Canton

Moor, R., Dr. S., commissioner,

legal adviser. Legal Adviser’sMunicipality, Singapore

Dept., Johore

Moore, A. C., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Moore,

Moore, A.F. C.F., J.,district officer,

director, Sari has,(Tobacco)

Malayan SarawakDistributors, Singapore

Moore, H., director, Midland Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moore, J. H., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Moore,

Moore, L.R. R., Shanghai div. mgr.,OilE. Co.,

J., Standard-Vacuum I. duTsingtao

Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Moore,

Moote, L. E., cir. mgr., Manila, Daily Bulletin,■Department,

T. W., senior boarding officer, Marine Manila Singapore

Morais, J. V., Malaya Tribune

Morbini, F., A. B. David fk Cie., Shanghai Tress, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Mordowskoj, G., Kunst & AJbers,

Morelieras, E., Baboud, Mary & Cie., Shanghai Harbin

Moresthe,

Morgado, V.G. M., S., mgr. and editor,forLePortugal,

consul-general Journal deCanton

Shanghai, Shanghai

Morgan, D. C., shop mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Perak

Morgan, H.H., C.,assist.,

Morgan, Lowe, Bingham

commissioner, Chinese& Maritime

Matthews,Customs,

ShanghaiWenchow

Morhaus, J. M., Netherlands consul (in charge of Royal Belgium Interests), Amoy

Mori, S., signs per pro., H. Kramer, Tokyo

Morice, G. F., senior engr., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Morieul, M. L., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Morilleau, R., Societe des Ciments Portland Artifxc. de L’Indo-chine, H’phong

Morin, J., contx-oller, Banque de I’fndo-Chine, Shanghai

Morison, D., director, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Morley, A., editor, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Morris, G. A., asst., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F225’

Morris, J. H., Merchant, Seoul

Morrison, C. B., general manager, York Shipley Inc., Shanghai

Morrison,

Morrison, D., D. W., navalmanager,

architect,Asiatic

Ritchie & Bisset,Co.Singapore

Petroleum (North China), Ltd , Peiping

Morriss, Gordon, dir., North-China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Morriss, H. E., chairman of director, North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Morse,

Morse, R.L. K.,

G., acting district

asst, mgr., Boydofficer,

& Co.,Bau,

Ltd.,Sarawak

Amoy

Mortimer, F. D., president, Chinese American Publishing Co., Shanghai

Mortimer, S., distribution engr., Municipal Electric Dept., Penang

Morten,

Mortlock, F. J., The Hon.acct., director

P. &&ofO.Taylor,

Education, Singapore

Morton, A.J.B.H.,S.,actingdir., Mansergh Banking Ltd.,Corpn.,

NegriLtd., Shanghai

Sembilan

Morton, G. A., director and works manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Morton,

Morton, S. P., senior engr., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, KualaofLumpur,

H. S., Steamship Dept., International Harvester Co. Philippines, Manila

Selangor

Moses, J. F., asst., L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Moss, R. F., pres., Japan Steel Product Co., Ld., & Consul for Paraguay, Yokohama

Moszkowski, G., director, Compagnie Franco-Americaine D’Assurances, S'hai

Mothersill,

Mottu, L. A.,H.J. Foster-McClellan

R., Cotton Mills Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Moulding, G., asst, engr., Engineer’s Dept. (Municipal), Penang

Mourin, A., chairman, Mourin & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Kedah

Mowat, W. .1., sub-agent, Chartered

Mowll, W. R., manager, commercial service, Bank of India, Australia

Reuter’s, and China, Sitiawan, Perak

Ld., Shanghai

Moxon, H. YV. , director, Harper,

Moyler, E. F., Moyler, Powell & Co., Peiping Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mrantz,

Mudie, L. J., mgr.,

F.H.,C.,C.sub-acct., Mercury Press,

Chartered Shanghai

Bank of India, Australia and China, Cebu

Mueller,

Mueller, H., Holstein

Fleming and&Williamson,

Co., Osaka Manila

Mueller, H., Holstein & Co., Tokyo

Mueller, L., Schmidt i f c Co.,

Muenzing, Dr. E., Ahrens

Muhle, L.,G. manager,

Mulder, J., agent, John Manners cfIndische

Nederlandsch e Co., Ltd.,Handelsbank,

Canton N. V., Tokyo

Muldoon,

Mulleman, A.R.,G.,Compagnie

manager, Francb-Asiatique

American ForeigndesIns. Association,.

Petroles, Saigon Tientsin

Muller, F., asst., Geyer, Hans, Bangkok

Muller,

Muller, H.H.,E.,Liebermann

mgr., NestleWaelchli & Co., Osaka

& Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd., Bangkok

Muller, W.,

Muller, P. E.,proprietor,

consul forGerman Denmark, Tientsin

Bakery, Tokyo

Muller,

Mummery,W. A., C. F.,asst,dental

engr.,surgeon,

Marine Medical

Department, SingaporeSelangor

Department,

Mundell,

Mundell, H. H. D., B., director, Straits&Times

partner, Sisson Delay,Press, Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

M undie, W. H., Bangkok Times Press, Bangkok

Muni4,

Munro,C.J.,J. H.,F.,

manager,

surveyor,Banque Cornesde &ITndo-chine,

Co., Kobe Yunnanfu

Munz, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Murase, K., manager, Murase Shoten, S. S. Agents, Kobe

Murcott,

Murdoch, B.,J. W., metermedical

supt., supt.,

Municipal

MedicalElectx-icity

& HealthDept.,

Dept.,Singapore

Perak

Murer, Fr., vice consul for Norway, Swatow

Muriel, H. E., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation; Penang

Murnane, D. J., M. C., B. E. (Eng.), M. J. C. E., water engr., Municipal Water Dept., S’pore-

Murphy, D. V., officer suptg., Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Murphy, D. W., engr. surveyor, British Corpn. Register of Shipping & Aircraft, S'hai

Murphy, G. A., assit.

Murphy,

Murray, H.J. D., A., assistant,

asst., Sime,Canadian

Darby &Pacific Railway

Co., Ltd., Co., Shanghai

Singapore

:

F226 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Murray, J. M., asst., Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Murray, R. V., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hsd

Murray, W. E., asst, mgr,, Texas Co;, Manila

Muscat, A., supt., Marine Plant, Ilarnshaws Docks

Mussett,H.,W.K.L.,K.asst,

Musolf, L. Leybold Shokwan, TokyoStates Railways, Kuala Lufajpur, Selangor

acct., Federated'Malay

Musso, F. P., partner, Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Mustaros, J., manager, Yendrell, Mustaros & Co., & consul for Ghateriiala, Kobe

Myles, J. B., chancellor, Peruvian Consulate, Singapore

Naggiar, P. E., Ambassador, French Ambassy, Peiping

Naismith, M.W. J.,C.,dir.,

Namazie, partner, Ker & Co.,Theaties,

Amalgamated Ltd., ManilaLtd. Singapore

Nancollis,, agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.,v Yokohama

Nancollis, J. H., consul for Greece, Yokohama

Nankiveil,

Nardin,E.C.,D.,K., executiveAustral

C., director, pngr., P.Malay

W. I.).,Tin,Batang

Ltd., Padang,

Perak Perak

Nash, : manager, Asiatic,Petroleum,.Co.

Nash, R.,. manager, .Lovstead & Co., Manila

Nash, R. M., Ewo 0«ld Storage Co., Shanghai

Nathan,

Nathan, C.M.S., chief draftsman,

R. G., accountant, LabourMunicipality

Department,Architects

Penang Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept., S’pore

Naughton, W., China Import'& Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Navarro,.

Neave, J. A.,R., minister plenipotentiary

district officer, for Portugal, China

Klang, Selangor

Neave, W. J. F., agct., Federated Engineering Cp., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Neckelman, K., consul for Denmark and mgr., Northern Featherworks, Ld., Canton

Nei, G. de,C. B.,

Nelson, sub-mgr.,

pres. &Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

treas., C. B. Nplspn & Co„ Manila N. V., Shanghai

Nelson,

Nelson, D., surveyor'in charge, Singapore Improvement Trust, SingaporeShanghai

Nelson, E.E. A.,

W., manager,

attorney, Belting and Leather

Standard-Vacuum OilProducts Asspciation,j[nc.,

Co., Haiphong

Nelson, H. G., solicitor partner, Cowdy and Jones, Ipoh, Perak

Nelson, K. B., Central Booking Office, Canton

Nelson, R., China Produce Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nelson, R. S.,G.managing

Neubronner, V., Evattdirector, Stanton Nelson & Co., Ld., Singapore

cJj.Co., Singapore

Neumann, Dr. E., Consul for Germany, Hanoi

Neumann,

Neville, D. M., “Sapt”

A., H. Textile

Neville, Edwin L.,J.minister,

Neville U.Co.,

S. A.Harbin

Legation, Bangkok

Neville, G. A., manager, Nickel & Lyons, Ld., Yokohama

Neville, H. J., H. J. Neville & Co., Harbin

Nevson,C.

New, W. C., F. C. I. S., dir., Rubber

J., accountant, MidlandCo.Investment Co., Ltd.,Kobe

Shanghai

New, R., mgr. for Dunlop

Far East, Dickinson (Far

V Co.,East),

Ld.,Ltd.,

Singapore

Newberry, A., 2nd officer, Municipal Fire Brigade,, Singapore

Newberry, S. E., signs per pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Newbiggin, D. L., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Newbold, E., gen. mgr. in the East, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd , Penang

Newbold, E., legislative council, Colonial Govt., Singapore

Newby, A. J., deputy coll., Land Office, Singapore

Newell, F. T. S., proprietor, Lyall & Evatt, Singapore

Newey, T. H.,P. supt.,

Newington, B., Posts

C.acting & Telegraphs'

district mgr., GreatDept.,EasternSingapore

Life Assn.; Co., Ltd., Singapore

Newman, K. E., dir., S. Moutrie ife Co., Ltd., ShanghaiMaritime Customs, SwatOw

Newman, A. L., deputy commissioner, Chinese

Newson, C. C., secty,, Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ld., Shanghai

Ney, A., art mgr., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Nicholas, B. P., managing partner, B. P. Nicholas

Nicholas, E. F., Retail Dept., Kodak, Ltd., Singapore

Nicholas, E. T., mgr., Nicholas & Sons, Selangor

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F2^

Nicholl, G. D., branch mgr., Manufacturers Life IhsilPance Go.,; Shanghai

Nicholls, H. W. G., export mgr., I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin 1

Nichols,

Nicholson,J. E,, factory

N. F., mng.mgr., SiamSiam

director, Industries (1932),

Industries Ltd.,Ltd.,

(1932), Barigkok

Bangkok

Nicolas, G., Wines & Spirits Merchant, Peiping ■

Nicoll,

Nielsen,J., estate mgr., SocfinCo., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Nielsen, A., export department,

C., import & export dept., EastDodwell

Asiatic'&Co.,

Co.,Ld.,

Ltd;,Bangkok,

ShanghaiSiarp

Nielsen, T.O. EL,

Nielsen, (J., radio

worksengr.,

mgr. &American

secretary,Radio Siam&Cement

Refrigeration-Go.,

Co., Ltd.; The, Shanghai

Bangkok

Niesen, Capt. W., godowns & wharves dept.,

Nietsch, G., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Dai'reu East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Nieukey, L. M„ signal sergeant, Marine Dept., Penang

Nieuwenhuys,

Niggemann, J. A. J. W., representative, Java-China-Japan-Lijn, Batavia

Nigniewitzky,W.,G.,proprietor,

Mustard ifeW.Co.,Niirgemann

Tientsin & Co., Chefoo

Nisbet, J. D. P., secretary, Great Eastern Life As^uranoe Co.; Ld., Singapor^ ' ■

Nisbet,

Niskane.n,W., V.,asst.,actg.Anglo French & Bendixens

consul-general for Finland, Ltd.,Shanghai

Singapore

Nixon, H. E., director, Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

Noack,

Noakes,A.,G. Technical

P., mgr., Sime,Dept.,Darby

1 )oitsu& Senryo

Co., Ltd.,Gomei Kaisha, Tdkyb; 1

Penang

Noakes, J. L., surveyor, Survey Dept.,' Sarawak

Noble,

Noble, T.L,F P.,Evatt

H., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,, Manila

& Co., Singapore

Nock, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Moji

Noelting,

Nolan, V. F.C.,A.partner,

M., director,

Evatt E.& Co.,

I. duPenang

Porit de Netaours Co., Inc;,- Shanghai

Nonis, P., chief clerk to InspeotoCGeneral of Police, Singapore '

Nooij,

Noon, II. B., asst., Evatt & Co.. Penang Paketvaart Maatschkppij, Singapore

D. J., Passage Dept., Koninklyke

Noone,

Nolting,H.A.D„PL,field asst.,entomologist,

W. Koreska,Perak Museum, Taiping, Perak

Shanghai

Noordaa, J. van der, manager, Liudeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Nordstrom, E., commissioner, Post office, Tsinan

Norgaard, O. S., signsForeign

Norrby, per pro., East Asiatic Co., Ld,, Singapore

Norris, H.A.,L.,Ekmanvice-consul forAgencies. Ltd., Shanghai

(J.S.A., Bangkok

Norris, V. H.,S. C.medical

Northcote, officer inChartered

R., sub-acct., charge, General

Bank ofHospital, Province

India, Austra. Wellesley

(i'Ghina, K. L.,‘Sblangofr

North-Hunt,

Norton, F. A.,H.,

Tearegistrar-general,

Dept., Jardine, Dept,

Matheson of Statistics,

& Co., Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Norton, J. W., assist, mgr., Linotype and Machinery, Ld., Shanghai

Nose, Y., manager, Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka

Nosmas,

Nottingham, S., Compagnie

E. A., French Franco-Asiatiqub

proprietor, Shanghai des Petroles.

Tune*, ShanghaiPnom Pneh

Notion, C., consul, Legation, Bangkok

Nunn, G.

Nunn, A., A.,supervising

Shipping agent, Singer

Dept.,director, Sewing

UnitedPublic Machine Oo.,

Engineers, Penang

Nunn, Major R. L., D.S.O., WorksLtd.,Dept.,Singapore

Executive Council; S.S.„ S’pore

Nutter, H., vice consul for Portugal, & proprietor, Nutter ife.Co,, Moji

Nyeborg, O., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

O’Belger, R. E., mgr. for China, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

O’Brien, J.Dr.H.,J. Reiss

O’Byrne, Bradleysurgeon,

ife Co., Ltd., Oauton

O’Connor, K. K.,K.,partner, districtDrew

Singapore

O’Oonnell,

OjDell, K. J.,B. asst,

M. B.,treasurer,

deputy commissioner

Treasurer’s Dept., of Police, P.M.S.

Singapore

O’Grady,

O’Halloran, G. J., executive engrj (Headquarters), P. W:D., Singapore

O’Hara, F. M.,M.,res.

chiefsecty.

appraiser,

Royal Ins. Chinese

Co., Maritime Customs,

Ld., & L’pool, L’don1 Canton

O’Neill, P. T., asst., Union Brewery,. Ltd., Shanghai

J?228 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Oakeshotfc, B. F., asst, supt;, Police Dept., Singapore

•Oakeley, R. H., M.C.S., extra asst., Protector of Chinese, Singapore

•Oakshott,

Oates, R. T.,E. technical

J., agent, manager,

HongkongBatons& Shanghai Banking

& Baldwins Ld.,Corporation,

Slianghai Haiphong

Obakiewicz, M. W., mgr., Compagnie Franoo-Americaine d’Assurances, Shanghai

Obenaus, E., manager,

Oberrenner, Noessler, &c Co.,

Co., Tientsin

Shanghai

Oberman, J.,R.,Residentasst., Carlowitz

of Dutch,ifBorneo

O’Dell, J. F., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Oehlerking, W., Export Dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Oehlers,F.,J. asst.,

Ogden, H., Older Dept.,&United

Pritchard Co., Ltd., Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Ipoh, Perak

Ogle, F. S., shift engr.. Municipal Electric

O’Hara, W., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Dept., Penang

Tientsin

Ohnick, B. S., 2nd vice-pres., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Ohnick, B. H.. vice-pres., Phillippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Olausen,

Olaussen, M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Olden, E. R.,R.,signs

signsperperpro.,

pro.,Anglo-Siam

Hoehnke, Corpn.,Frithjof,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Bangkok

Oldham,

Oldridge,A.L.T.,E.,consul

partner,forJenks,

Great Percival

Britain (Nakawn

and Isitt,Lampang), Bangkok

Tokyo, Yokohama

Olesen, O. F., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Olivecrona, Maj.

Oliver, J.W.S.H., G. W.D.,supt.,

K.,supt.,

district technical adviser, Kwangtung

Distribution S’haiRiver

Dept.,Lumpur, Gas Conservancy Bureau,C’ton

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Oliver, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Selangor

Olney, E. E., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Olsen, A.,

Olsen, Capt.Sawmill

H., EastDept., EastCo.,Asiatic

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ld., Bangkok

Ommen, W. van, director of Public Works, Municipality, Medan

Onraet, R. H., inspector-general of Police, Straits Settlements

Oostergo, G. L., mgr. Hagemeyer Trading Co., Singapore

Openshaw, A. D., factory manager, Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Orolfo, P., district forest officer, Tawau, British North Borneo

Orr, R. F.,B.,vice-consul

Orvin, assist., Carter Macy TeaShanghai

for Norway, & Coffee Co., Inc., Daitotei, Formosa

Osborne, C. G., acct. and secretary, Si me, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Ostroumov,

Oswald, J. L.,A.,agent

mgr., forBryner & Co.,

Gilman & Co.,Harbin

Ld., Foochow

Oswell, H. T. W., deputy controller of Labour, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ouchterlony, H. W. A., consul for Finland,Nations

Ouchi, Dr. T., deputy director, League of Osaka Health Organisation, Singapore

Oudin, J.,J.signs

Ouillon, per pro.,Ulu

M., director, Compagnie Optorg, Yunnanfu

Pandan (Singapore), Rubber Estates, Ltd., Singapore

Ouskouli, M. H. A., General Merchant, Shanghai

Ovens, A.

Ovadia,Alfred,R., consul-in-charge

L., director, Cathy for Great

LandCosmopolitan Britain,

Co., Ltd., Shanghai Kobe

Owen, manager, China Co.. Hankow

Owen, E. B., asst, mgr., Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Owen,

Owen, Lt. Comdr. J. H., harbour-master, Marine Dept.,Canton

H., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Penang

Owen.

Owens,S.G.R.,E.,asst., A. R. Vacuum

Standard Burkill &OilSons, Co.,Ltd.,

MojiShanghai

Owens, M., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Owston,

Oxholm, director,

O. L. F. A.F., O’Neill

Owstonde,ife Co., Ltd., Danish

minister, YokohamaLegation, Bangkok

Oxley, A. R., acting inspector of Prisons, Sandakan, B.N.B.

Paddon, C. E., asst, auditor, Audit Office, Singapore Canton

Pack wood, P., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Fade, K. H.F., T.,acct.entomologist.

Pagden, dept., GreatAgricultural

Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dept., F.M.S.

Page,

Page, R. A., gaoler, Grade I, Prisons Dept., SingaporeLumpur, Selangor

Richard, director, Robinson cf c Co., Ltd., Kuala

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F229»

Paget, F. K., asst., Standard-Vacuum

Pahl, A., partner, Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Kobe Oil Co., Singapore

Painter, D. A., Merchant, Tientsin

Palamountain, P., chief reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Palm, A., manager, Rickmers Linie, Shanghai

Palmer,

Palmer, E.F. J.,H., assist.,

director,Lowe,

CliveBingham. & Matthews,

& Co.', Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

Palmer, F. W., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Perak

Palmer, I., Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Palmer, J., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Palmer, J. P., vice-consul, United States, Saigon

Palmer, J. W., acting manager, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Tokyo

Palmer, L., technical manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Palmer, R.R. F.,

Palmer, W.,secretary,

A. A. AnthonySingapore

& Co.,Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Penang

Pannett, T. D., asst., Eastern Agencies Ltd.,Singapore

Palmer, T. L., Stanton, Nelson

Pape,

Page, G.B., R.,

Export Dept.,asst,Melchers

personal toGetz & Co., TientsinP.W.D., Singapore

Director-Adviser,

Papendieck, E. R., manager, Bros. & Co., Yokohama

Pappadopoulo, A. E., merchant, Kobe and acting consul for Greece, Osaka

Parbury,J.Geo.,

Pardew, director, Barnes

M., Warner, Bruce Petrie,

& Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Manila

Pariser, L., sole owner, L. Pariser & Co., Shanghai

Park, Dr. C. L., director, League of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Park, M., Park and Francis, Selangor

Parke,

Parker, J. ,deputy commissioner ofShanghai

Police, F.M.S.

Parker, A.A. M. H., general

t

Macgregors,agent,Ltd.,

passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Shanghai-

Parker, A.C. J.,T., deputy-director

Parker, asst, mgr., Standard-Vacuum

of Public Works, Oil Singapore

Co., Changsha

Parker, F. A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

Parker,

Parker, G. A., asst, mgr., Government

Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Parker,J.R.A.^controller,

H., pres., China FinanceMonopolies Dept.,Shanghai

Corporation, Singapore

Parker,

Parker, T., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., F.M.S.

Parkhill,W.A.J.S.,

L., vice-consul,

freight dept., American

Canadian Consulate, Canton

Pacific S.S., Ltd., Shanghai

Parkinson, H. E., dir., Enterprise Tobacco

Parrish, J. A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., ManilaCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Parrish, W. E., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd., Bangkok

Parrott,

Parsons, E.D. C.,St. dept,

Leger,mgr., John Malay

director, Little

e Co.,Press,

Ltd., Co.,

Penang

Ld., Selangor

Parsons, W., president, Parsons Hardware Co., Inc., Manila

Parsons,

Parsons, W. J. C., asst., Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd.,.Perak

Paschen, K., S.asst.,

W., Winckler

acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur,

& Co., Yokohama Selangor

Pasquet,

Patel, J. N.,M., vice-consul for U.S.A., Dairen

Pascalis,

Paschkewitz, M., Tavadia

Lawyer, & Futakia, Canton

H., signsHanoi

per pro., Windsor V Co., Bangkok

Paterson, A. A. A., managing

Paterson, A. B., asst, engr., Public director,

WorksMacphail & Co., Ld., Singapore

Dept., Penang

Paterson, H. S., commissioner,

Paterson, J. J., Wise & Co., Inc., Manila Land Office, Johore

Paterson,

Paterson, M. W. M.,W.,deputy gas engr.,

distribution Municipal

engineer, Gas Dept.,

Gas Dept., SingaporeSingapore

Municipality,

Patino, A., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., Penang

Patino,

Paton, F.H.J.,E.latex

Senorresearch

Simon, chemist,

pres., Consolidated Tin Smelters

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.,Ltd., Penang

Malacca

Patten, P. K. M., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Canton

Pattenden, W. D., engr., Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan

F230 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Patterson, G. G., Ewo Cold

Patterson, R. V., manager, Borneo Co., Storage Co.,L

Shanghai

Penang

Pattison, J. L., traffic dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Patton, G. W., Carreras Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Paul, A., shipping dept., Melchers A Co.,

Pauli, H. F. N., vice-consul, British Consulate, Hanoi Tientsin

Paulson, L. C., manager, Twentieth Century-Fox Fedei-al Inc,, Shanghai

Pawle, E. deputy assist, supt., Trade and Customs., Sibu, Sarawak

Pawley,

Pawson, W. D.,E.,director, China Press,Ld-,Inc., Shanghai

Payne, F.J.J.,R.rubber manager, Roneo,

technologist, DunlopPenang Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Payne, H., chairman, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ld., The, Tientsin

Payne, Harry, F., vice-president, American Bank Note Co,, Shanghai

Peachey, F. W.,’kales mgr., Printed Ltd., Singapore

Peake,R.H.H.,0.,assist.,

Peall, director, Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

c Co.,

Ltd.,Ld., Singapore

Pealuck, R. L., asst.,Harrison,Guthrie &Barker

Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, Lumpur,

SelangorSelangor

Pearce, E. V., mng. director, Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., Penang

Pearce,

Pearce, R.W. W., consulstores

E., supt., in-charge for Denmark,

and furniture, OsakaKinta, Perak

P.W.D.,

Pearce,

Pearsall, A. H., asst, supt., Rubber Control, Dept, Co.,

W. M., gen. mgr., Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Manila Singapore

of Statistics,

Pearse,

Pearson,F.A.P.E.,H.,Gattey,

controller, Government

& Bateman, Inc., Monopolies

Shanghai Department, Singapore

Pearson, A. M., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Pearson, C. D.j engineer in-chief, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld:, Shanghai

Pearson,

Pearson, G.,

T. S.,assist,

manager,manager,

R. J. Thos.

WoodCook tfc CO.,& Singapore

Son, Ld., Shanghai

Pearse,

Pearse, A.T.M., Scottish Union & National Insurance Co., Shanghai

Pearson,R.,N.engr. surveyor,

C., asst, MuuicipalTrading

mgr., Eastern Engineer’s Dept.,Shanghai

Cb., Ltd., Singapore

Pearson, R. T., Rising Sun Petroleum Co:, Ltd., Tamsui

Reason, R. T., engineer-in-charge. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Taihoku

Pechatkin, V., asst., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Pedder,

Pedersen,G.A.,H.,asst,

mg.,atKerWobsung,

& Co., Ltd.

Great(Bacoldo

Northern SubTelegraph

Office), Iloilo

Co., Ltd., Shanghai’

Pedersen, E. B., shipping dept.,

Pedlow, J. H., judge, Judicial, F. M. S. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Peek, A. M. agent, N. V. Nederlahdsche Handel-Maatschappy, Semarang

Peek, S. H., land commission, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Pegg,

Pegler,H.G.F.,F.forest

J. dist.dept.,

officer,Anglo-Siam

Oya, Sarawak Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Pelstrusof,IL,M.Poldi

Peltner, V., Merchant,

Steel Works,Harbin

Shanghai

Peltz, W. K.,H.Jardine,

Pendlebury, Matheson

M., curator &. Co., Ltd.,

& systematic ShanghaiSelangor Museum, K. L., Selangt r

entomologist,

Penfold, F. G., director, Calder-Marshall & Go., Ld., Shanghai

Pe.nfold, R., Calder-Marshall

Pengilley,

Penlington,E.J.E.,F.,district

acting officer,

auditor,Kuala

AuditPilah,

Dept.,Negri Sembilan

Sandakan B.N.B.

Pennefather-Evans, J. P., supt., Police

Pennell, E. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Dept.,

TokyoSingapore

Pennell,

Penney, C.W D.,V.,J.imports

editor, Peking-rind

dept., Jardihe, Tientsin Times,&Tientsin

Matheson Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pennybacker, E., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Osaka

Penrice, W., director, Mansfield

Pentney,

Pepys, W.A.O.E., G.,g'easst, mechanical

n'.'Govt. Adviser^ .engr.,

Job ore' Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Perara,

Percival, J.E.,E.,secty.,-Kinta

Maurice iJeriks,Sanitary

PercivalBoard, Tpoh,Tokyo

it ilsitt, Perak

Percy, Major G. R., state/engr., Public Works Dept., Negri Semilan

Pereg,

Perego,M.Cav.M., uff.

pres.A.,&consul

gen. mgr., Mira Singapr-oe

for Italy, Hernianos Inc., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F231

Perez, F., vice-pres., Uentral Azuearera do'Bais, ilatiila

Perez, S., manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Yokohama

Perkins, E. A., dir., Baguio Gold Mining Co.,1 Manila

Perkins, G. T. W., controller, Government Monopolies dept.; Sitigapore

Perry, A. O., treasurer, Automatic Tels. of China FtiddYal Inc^/UVS.A., S'h'ai

Perry, A. W., superintendent, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Sel,ahgo,r 1

Perry, C., Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Perry, S. W. P., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Peters, A., factory representative, N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore,;

Peters, A.

Peters, D. F., manager,

G. R., Sun Life

headmaster, Assce.

Govt. Co. ofSchool,

English Canada,Gopeng,

ManilaPerak

Petersen,

Petersen, A. N., asst, mgr., Zerollo, Fratelli Inc,, Kobe

Petersen, C.,E. A.manager,

G., per Bluff Hotel, Bank,

pro., Chase YokohamaShanghai

Petersen, H. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Petersen, O., signs p.p., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd:p.Shanghai

Petit, O., mgr., Italian Bank for China. Shanghai

Petrie, Bruce, director, Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Petrie,

Pettitt,J.L.D.,W.,office asst., Municipal

Employer’s LiabilityEngineer’s

Assurance Dept.,

Corpn.,Penang

Shanghai

Petzschke, F., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Peyre, J. de F., Soc. des Oimentts Portland Artificiels de L’lndochine, H’phong;

Planner,

Pliefer, A.P.,R.,signs

Frost,perBland

pro, C.& Rudolph

Co., Ltd.,&Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Pflueger, Georg, partner, Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Pflug, W., H.,

Pfrunder, mgr.,Diethelm

& secy., a-American

Co., Ltd.,Dispensary,

Singapore Shanghai

Philipps,

Phillip, D.,P.,partner,

asst., Behn, Meyer && Co.,

Drummond Co., Manila

Sandakan

Phillip, J., asst, exchange engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric.Co., Ltd., Singapore

Phillips, C- G. R., senior engr., Posts & Telegraphs Depts., Singapore ’

Phillips, E. J., asst. Regis, of Statistics, Singapore

Phillips, E. J. L., acting vice-consul for Britain, Iloilo

Phillips, G. G., deputy secretary, Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Phillips, H. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Phillips, J. H., signs per pro., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Singapore

Phillips, R. P., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Philp, D., expenditure acct., Federated Malay States Railways, K. L., Selangor

Phipps, C. E., attorney & manager, Standard-Vacuum Gil Co., Selangor

Phipps, G. H., consul-general for Great Britain, Seoul

Phipps, W. A., district engineer, Municipality, Singapdre

Pichon,

Pickering,Lt.-Col., attache militaire, French Legation, Bangkok

Pickering, J.E. B.,

S'., asst.,

asst, assessor,

Guthrie &Assessment Dept., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Penang

Pickett, J. T., president and general manager, Johnson-Pickett Rope Co., Manila;

Pickup, M. H., acct., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Picornell,

Picot, J-B.Santiago N., partner,

G., vice-consul, FrenchHairConsulate,

& Picornell, Manila

Shanghai

Pidgeon, J. C., Maurice Jenks, Percival

Picot, W. G., Secretaire d’Ambassade, French Legation,

Piepers, Capt. J. A., nautical adviser, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Piercy, A.,

Piercy, signsinsurance

G. H., per pro.,dept.,

Jardine, Matheson

Jardine, & Co.,&Ld.,

Matheson Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Piercy, G. W., assist., Sime, Darby J: Co., Ld., Singapore

Pilbeam, F. W., stores accountant, Telephone Co., Ld., ShanghaiEmbassy, Tokyo-

Piggot, Major-General F. S. G., d.s.o., military attache, British

Pilcher, J.J. A.,

Pilcher, acting consul

B.,extra

consul, Land for Great

Office, Britain,

IJ.S.A. OsakaShanghai

Consulate,

Pillai, G. N., asst, controller of

Pillai, T. M. A., manager, Government Dairy Eayni;Labour, Labour Dept., Sarawak

Penang

F232 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pim, R. L., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Pinching,

Pinnock, F.H.W., C., chairman

technical ofadviser, Kennedy,

directors, Burkill

Harrisons

& Crosfield, Penang

Sandakan

Pink, A. L., signs per pro., Tait

Pinto, J. A. Abranches, consul for Portugal, Tokyo

Pinto, M., partner,

Piper, K., asst., Luneta MotorPiper

Delacamp, Co., Manila

& Co., Kobe

Piquet-Wicks, E. S., W. F. Stevenson

Piro, J. W. de, director, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Pirre, A. B., A.sub-acct.,

Pisarevsky, Chartered

G., manager, Bank of Ld.,

Skodaworks, India,Shanghai

Australia & China, Haiphong

Pitlo, G., burgomaster, Medan Municipality, Medan

Pitt, G. J. G., controller,

Plaisant., for theGovernment Monopolies

Seoul Department, Singapore

Plambeck,P.,P.,consulasst., Kunst &Netherlands,

Albers, Harbin

Plant, W. H., councillor, Shanghai Municipal

Plattner, R., Jardine, Matheson

Pleiss, A, eng. techn. manager, Roechling

Plesner, A., engineering & supplies dept., Great Northern Steel Works (Germany),

TelegraphOsaka

Co., Ltd., S’h u

Plesner, E., export dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Plion, R., premier secretaire, French Legation, Bangkok

Plowright,

Plummer, G.K.A.R.,L.,director, GordonInsurance

North China & Co., Ltd., Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Poate, F. W., director, Gordon & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Poggiale, Ch., Service shipping, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Polesello,

Poletti, F.,Cav. C., agent, Lloyd

commissioner. PeipingTriestino,

DistrictShanghai

Head Post Office, Peiping

Pollard,

Polliz, I., asst, mgr., Blom & van der Aa.,Sarawak

F. H., district officer, Kuching, Shanghai

Pontius, G. S. M., territory mgr., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Amoy

Pooley, A, C. W., electrician, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Pooley,E.,F.Reuter,

Popp, G., partner, Presgrave& &Co.,Matthews,

Brocklemann Canton Penang

Porter, C. W., gen.-mgr., director and vice-president,

Porter, G. A. D., asst., Anglo Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok Teleph. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Porter, H. A., asst., Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Porter,

Poshnine,H.,M.councillor, Shanghai Co.,

I., asst., Aquarius Municipal

Shanghai Council, Shanghai

Potter,

Potter, A.J. S.,S., secretary-treasurer,

gen. representative for Philcothe Sales

Far East, RedShanghai

Corpn., Hand Compositions Co., Kobe

Potter, S. C. principal, 0. Potter & Co, Shanghai

Potter, S. L., partner, Lean & Co., Penang

Potts,

Potts, A. C., director,

G. H.A., mgr., Commercial

Fraser & Union

Neave, Assurance

Ltd.,Great Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Poulsen, S., gen. mgr. in the Far East,

Pow, C. F., asst, acct, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Powell, C. E., Civil Engineer, Shanghai

Powell, T.C. S.,

Powell, J., Asiatic

Asiatic Petroleum

Petroleum Co. Co. t'(South

N. C.), China), Ltd., Wuchow

Ltd., Shanghai

Powell, J. B., editor and publisher, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Powell, S. H., Moyler, Powell & Co., Tientsin

Powell, S. J., A.,Civilmng.

Praasterink, Engineer,

dir. andShanghai

first deputy pres., Java Bank, Batavia

Pratt, T. J., resident representative, Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E.), Ltd., Manila

Pratt, W. H., Engineer j& Contractor, Negri Sembilan

Preedy, B., headmaster, Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Premet, P., solicitor, Premet, Paul, Shanghai

Prentice, R. E., managing director, Labour Association, Ltd., Singapore

Prentis, R. E., managing director, Dupire Morrell, Ld., Singapore

Pretty, E. E. F., under secty. to F. M. S. Govt., Federal Secretariat, Selangor

Preysler, C., treas., & business mgr., Advertising Bureau, Inc., Manila

Price, A., consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F233

Price, E. W., joint msr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Price,

Price, Capt.

R. J. E.,G. dir.,

H., China

A. Lopato,Merchants SteamShanghai

Sons, Ltd., Navigation Co., Shanghai

Price, W., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

Price, W. S., director, Baguio Cold Mining Co., Manila

Pringle, H. F., supt., business

Prior, office, Shanghai Telephone

Ltd.,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Prising,R.F.M.,W.,director, Anglo-French

proprietor, Alhambra and CigarBendixsens,

Store. Manila

Prockter, N. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai

Proctor, H., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Bank, Manila

Prokofieff, J. V., acct., I. I. Tschuriri & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Prosenc,H.,G.,rolling

Proud, asst., Carlowitz Co., Tientsin

Pryor, W., asst, to stockchief dept.,

mgrs., Singapore

Kailan Mining Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Administration, Tientsin

Przybylski, Commandant Br. A., secretary of Polish Legation, Tokyo

Puck,

Pullan,R.,A.assist.,

J. S., Carlowitz &British

vice-consul, Co., Tientsin

Legation, Bangkok

Puncheon, G., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Punnett,

Purrier, J.,H.assist.,

E., acct.,Royal

Cornes & Co., Assurance,

Exchange Kobe Singapore

Purvis, P. B., manager, W. Hammer

Pyper, J. R., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore *fe Co., Ld., Singapore

Quade, H. A., managing director, N. V. General Motors, Batavia

Quinn, J. R., o.p.a., Haskins and Sells, Shaughai

Quirins, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Quirke, W. E., mgr. for Malaya, United Exporters Ltd., Singapore

Rab,

Radke,C. F. M., outdoorGerman dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Radwan,E.,Y.,chancellor,

manager, Chi TungConsulate,Tobacco Co., Canton Ld., Harbin

Rae, D. C., architect, Architect’s Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Rae, H. T.,G.secretary,

Raeburn, McAlister & Co., Ltd.,Ld.,Singapore

Rafeek, A. E.D.,M.,Jardine,

Rafeek Matheson & Co.,

Raider, H. A., president and general mgr., Chinese Eng., & Development Co., Rffiai.

Raider, H.C. A.,

Railton, A., gerleral

assist., manager,

Anglo Chinese

French Engineering

&, Bendixens, andSingapore

Ltd., Development Co., Tsingfca®>

Railton, M. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson

Railton, H. E., managing director, Railton & Co., Chefoo

Ralfe, R. D., resdt. secty.. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Ralston, A. W., pres., Salacott Mining Co., Manila

Ralston, G. G.,

Ralston, R., assist.,

acting acct.,Honukong

CharteredandBank Shanghai

of India,Banking Corporation,

Australia Penang

& China, Manila

Rambaut,

Ramirez, A.A.M., E., editor,

conservator of Forests,

El Debate, ManilaForest Dept., F. M. S.

Rampony, F., Soc. des Cimenlts Artificiel de L’Indo-Chine, Haiphong

Rand,K.S.Y.T.,engr..

Rao, importPostsdept..andSime, Darby Penang

Telegraphs,

Raper, H. W., managing-director.

Rappa, L. A., insp. of Playground and Open Great Eastern Life Municipality,

Spapes, Assce. Co., Ld.,Singapore

Singapore

Rasch,

Rash, J.M.,C.,signs per pro.,

partner, DrewJohn Land iSingapore

& Napier, hi, Inc., Manila

Rasmussen, A. Kann, engr., Christian, & Nielsen, Bangkok

Rasmussen, B. R., actg. vice - consul for Sweden, & Shewan, Tomes & Co., C’fco*

Rasmussen,

Rasmussen, J., M. Asiatic Petroleum

P. vice-consul Co., Ltd.,Macassar

for Norway, Shanghai

Rasquin,

Ratjen, G.,P.,Ratjen,

secretary,Rud.,Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Osaka

Ratjen, Otto E., signs per pro, Rud Ratjen, Tokyo

Ratjen, Rud, Merchant, Tokyo

Ratti, E. F., Indo-China S N. Co. Ltd!, Shanghai

F'234 FOREIGN REcsIJJEInT.S

Rauch, E. F., auditor, CFase Bank, Shp-nghai, •

Rautmann, K., asst., KuB8t

Rault, E. Compagnio & Albers, .Harbin

Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon ,

Raveau F, Capt.

BanqueH.Franco-Chi noise attache,

Pour le Gqm rnerccEhihassy,

et LTqdustrie, Shanghai

Ray, F. R., equip, engr., Shanghai Telephbh,e Cb.^Shah^hai Tokyo

Rawlings, B.' , R. N., naval Bratish

Ray man, L.. financial adviser

Raymond, E., Sbciete ides Oihients Portland Artificiels de L’lndqchine, H’phong'

Raymond,

Re. E. M., director, Hongkong .& ShanghaiforHotels, Ltd., Shanghai

Rea,Chev.

H. E.,Arundel!

attorney.del,Standard-Vaciiuhi

o.b.e., Italian Consulate Taihoku

Oil Co'.j HaibhOng .‘ '

Rea, J. T„ asst. dir. for Chinese'Schools, F. M. S.

Read, G. T., Thomson iV: Co., Shanghai

Read, H., mgr., Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd.. Jesselton

Read, J. T., engineer rn chief. Asiatic Petroleitm Co. (N. C.), Ltd.,- Shanghai

Read, R. L.,G.Lowe,

Reason, Bingham & per Matthews. ShanghaiDavis & Hope, K’tala Lumpur, S’gor

.Reason, A.S. deputy

H., asst.

water& signsengineer, pro.,,MeAuliffe

Municipal Water Dept, Singapore’

Redfearn, E. S., asst inspector of Sb'Hbols, Education Dept., Penang

Redfern, J. R., manager, Wolff & Co., Manila

Redfern, R. J., assist., Warner Barries & Co., Ld.,.C.ehu

Redway, O. B., mng. dir., Kennedy, Burkill A Co., Ltd., Penang

Reed, F. L., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation. Manila

Reed, H. C., asst.. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co'.‘ Singapore

Reed, H. H., chief accountant, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Reeks,

Reerink.11.J.A.,T.barrister,

H., mgr.. EllisWildingA Hays,

& Co.,:Shanghai

Sourabaya

Rees, S. T., import dept.. Sime, Darby A Co., Ltd., Singapore

Reeve-Tulker, V. G. A., Idanting Adviser,

Reeves, W. G., M.C.S., 3rd magistrate & Marriage Guthrieregistrar;

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore

Regel, K., Schmidt Shoten,

Reich, W., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., HarbinLtd., Tokyo

Reid,

Reid, C.,

D., McLaren,

sub-agent,supt..

Chartered CustomsBank

of'India/Dept.; Port Dmkson

Australia ■&, China, Klang, Selapgor

Reid, J. B., asst, Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd., IpOhj Perak

Reid, J. H., assist: & signs the firm, McArrliffe, DaVis & Hope, Penang

Reid, M., mgr., Mansfield Co., Ltd., Penang

Reid, M. T.,

Reid, N. C., director.

asst., Eastman

Wise &Kodak Co.,Manila

Co., Inc., Shanghai

Reid, S., agent, Aall & Co., Kobe

Reid, T. A., asst, executive engr,, Public Works and Railxyays Dept., Sarawak

Reid W. J., municipal council, Municipality, Shameeri, Canton .'

Reilly, H. C., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Reiss, A., mgr.,mgr..Deut'sch-Asiatisqhe. Bank, Shanghai

Remedios, VB.,r O.,

Remedies, Remedies

China FinanceBros., Sourabaya,.

Cprpn., Shanghai

Rendle, H. C. R., District Officer, Pahang

Renton,

Reutter, R.. proprietor,

C., German consul. R. Renton

Macassar& Co.;, Ld., Singapore

Revel, S., mgr., Moine Comte & Ltd., Penang

Reyes, F. A.,

Reyes, L. asst. secretary - treasurer, Cebu

Inc., Portland Cement Co., Manila

Reynolds, L. N„Atkins, Kroll & Co.,

commissioner. ManilaSarawak

Constabulary,

Rheinfeldt. A. K., asst., Kofa American Drug Co.. Shanghai

Rhodes, S. T.. actg. general manager, Sodfin Co..'Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selringor

Ribet, A., partner, Madier, Ribet et CieL,' Canton

Richard, C. E., managing partner,, Gammeter &' Co.j Sirigapore

Richard,

Richards,O.,B. Garameter & Co.. Singapore

V. F., headmaster, Trade Schpol, Malacca.

Richards, Dr. D. C., deputy registrar, Registration Office, Malacca

Richards, E. S., attorney, SeCony-Vacuujn Corporation, Maiiija.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F235

Richardson, A, B. S., asst, acoti, Mercantile Bank of Iridia, Ltd., S’pore

Richardson, A. J., proprietor, A. J. Riehardsoh & Co;, . Shanghai

Richardson, G. S.,' manager, Nai. Lert, Bangkok

Richardson,.

Richardson, J.D.,.asst.,

A., heldMari.stierd

geologist,&Geology

Go., Ltd.,Survey

PenangDept., Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Richardson, R. J. D,, director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

Riches, E. J., director, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Riches, H. G. G., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Rickard, F. S., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Riddell, J., mgr., P. & O. Banking Oorpn., Ltd., Singapore

Kidder, F. O. J. de, Passage Dept;, Eastern Phils. Shipping Agencies, Manila

Ridley, J. W.,

G., engr., Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co.,Harbour

Ltd., Shanghai

Rieck, C.,F. partner,

Ridout, mgr.,Mee-Yeh

Estate and Civil Engineer

Handels Compagnie,Dept;,Shanghai Board, Singapore

Reidler, V., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Rieth, H., Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Iloilo

Rifkin,

Rifkin, L.,

S.. pres.

vice-pres.& gen.&^sst.

mgr.,mgr.,

Philippine.Shell-Craft

Philllpine Shell Craft Corpn., Manila

Corpn., Manila

Rigden, W. B., signs p.p.; Jardine, Matheson & Co1,, Ltd., Shanghai

Rigby, R. E., secretary, Hanson; Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Riggio, L., signs per pro., Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A., Shanghai

Rijke, J. de, asst, brewer, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore .

Ringer, F. E. E., yioe-consul for (Sweden, Nagasaki

Ringer, M., signs per pro., Holm, Ringer & Go., Nagasaki

Ringer, M. C-G-, per pro., Holm Ringer & Co., Shimonosiki

Ringer, S. A., consul for Norway & Portugal Nagasaki

Ringer,

Rintoul,V.,D. assist., Holme,Imperial

E., chemist, Ringer Chemical

Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Risoe, A., supt.

Ritchard, G. T.,engr.,

Parbury,Mansfieid

Henty&& Op.,:Ltd., Penang

(jo. Pty Ltd., Kobe

Ritchie, Capt. A. T. A., chief game warden, F. M. S., Game Dept., Kuala Lumpur, S’gor

Ritehie, F. G., air., United .Engineers,,,

Ritchie, J. A., partner, Pajmcr and Turner, Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Ritchie,Dr.W. O.,JI.,“Bayer”

Ritter, sub.-acct.,Yakuhin

CharteredGomeiBankKaisha,

of I., A.Kobe

& C., Kobe

Ritter, R., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Rivau, J. Du, asst, mgr., Hongay Sales, Ltd., Shanghai

Rivera,

Rivers, J.C. L,M.,secretary,

asst., Atkins,F. E.Kroll

Zuellig, Manila

Inc., Manila .

Rix, H. Rod way, partner. Maxwell A. Kenion, Perak

Rizzi,

Roban, Cav. B. M., Lloyd Triestino S. N. Go., Shanghai

Robb, A.L.R.,G.,branch'manager,

asst., Kofh American FtkserDrug Co., Shanghai

& Neave, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robb, L. T. A., mng. owner, Robb & Nilsson, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robbins, H.

Roberts, G.F. B-vH., dir., Federated Engineering Co;, Ltd., Selangor Milk Co., Selangor

Roberts, G, acting,

acting manager, Nestle &Audit

sr.-acct. auditor, Anglo-S' wiss Condensed

Department, Singapore

Roberts, J. Duncan managing director, Duncan Roberts, iLd., Singapore

Roberts, J. H., settlement engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Roberts, J. H., state engr.. Public Works Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Roberts, Q. F., consul for U. S. A., Saigon ,

Robertson, A., mng. director, John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Robertson, C.A. H.G., W.,

Robertson, partner,

AsiaticNeill & Pell, Kuala

Petroleum Lumpur,

Co- ,(North Selangor

China), Ltd., Soochow

Robertson,

Robertson, G., engineer, Hume Pipeengr., (FarP.East), Ltd., Singapore

Robertson, James, director, Guthrie;

I. D., senior executive W. D . Taiping,

Robertson, J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co;; Osaka ,

Robertson,

Robertson, J., J. J.,asst., Standard-Vacuum

supt;, Qil C().,.Eihg^pore Co., Singapore

Pula Sbbarok, Standard-Vaieuum'Oil

F23S FOJREIGN RESIDENTS

Robey, M. E. L., asst.. Ladang Geddes Estate, Negri Sembilan

Robins, H. H., director, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Robinson, A., actuary, Great Eastern Life Assurance 'Co., Singapore

Robinson,

Robinson, C.E. A., d.s.c., r.n.,Texas

C., manager, deputyCo.master

(China),attendant,

Ltd., SeoulMarine Dept., Singapore

Robinson, F., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Robinson, F. H., chief electrical engineer, Harbour Board, Singapore

Robinson, J., Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd., Swatow

Robinson, K. H., resident engr., Huttenbachs, Ltd., Alor Star, Kedah

Robinson,

Robless, C.P.E.,M.,office

chairman of directors,

asst.. Resident Malacca ElectricPenang

Councillor’s,Office, Lighting, Ltd., Malacca

Robmson,

Robson, A.L.W.,C,assist.,

mgr., Telegraph Co., Ltd,ifePenang

Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld., Shanghai

Robson, J., O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Yokohama

Robson, J. H. M.. managing director, Malay Mail, Selangor

Roch, L. Le, vice-consul, French Consulate, Shanghai

Roche, R., G.,

Rochreke, Mecanicien, Societe des& Chaux

partner, Carlowitz Hydrauliques du Langtho, Hue, Annanr

Co., Shanghai

Rocke, L. L., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Rocque, H.

Rodger, J. deD.,la,attorney

accountant, Banque de L Tndochine,

& counsellor-at-law, Rodger &Canton

Co., Shanghai

Rodger, R.H.K.,K.,signs

Rodgers, localper pro.. Butterfield

chairman, Singapore

Swire, Tientsin

Board, Singapore

Rodrigues,

Rodrigues, E.,A. A.pres.,

A., Chartered

Cebu Portland BankCement

of India,Co.,Australia

Manila & China, Shanghai

Roe,

Roe, F.HW.,B.,field geologist.Union

manager, Geology Survey Shanghai

Brewery, Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Roe, R. H„ asst., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Roe,

Roehr,W. O.,

S., asst., Regent Estate,

International Negri Sembilan

Harvester Co., Manila

Roehreke, A., asst., Carlowitz

Roehreke, G., partner, Carlowitz & Co., & Co., Tientsin

Shanghai

Roels,

Roeper,C. C.,

A., estate

signs mgr, Socfin Fulford

per pro., Co.. Ltd.,&Kuala

Co., Lumpur, Selangor

Ld., Singapore

Roeser, H. China Export - Import & Bank

Roesholm, C., mng. director, Texas Co., Inc., Manila Co., Lrd., Dairen

Roessler, W., Ahrens & Co., Kobe

Roger, A.,H.,Export

Roger, China& Export-Import

Import Co., Ltd.,&Saigon Bank C° > Tokyo

Rogers, C. H., asst., Kennedy

Rogers, J. T., plant engr.. Shanghai & Co.. Penang

Telephone Co., Shanghai

Rogers, P. A., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rogers, T., engineer-in-chief, Electricity Supply dept., Municipality, Penang;

Rolfe, L. ch„

Rolland, V., gen. sup., Eastern

Corapagnie Extension, Australia

Franco-Asiatique & China

des Petroles, HanoiTelegh. Co., Ltd., S’pore-

Rollinson, W. A., manager, Australian Primary Producers Society, Singapore

Rolls, G. A., asst.. Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Roman, E., trucking dept., Commercial Express & Storage, Shanghai

Romer, H. T.. minister plenipotentiary, Polish Legation, Tokyo

Romilly, M. C., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Romulo,

Rondon. Carlos

mng.P., publisher,L. Peoples Press, Inc.,

Ltd.,Manila

Ronlez, E.,L.,vice director,

mgr. Rondon

Electric Shanghai

Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Ronnefeld,

Ronvaux, A.Dr.L.,F.,consul

assist.,forBayer-Meister

Belgium, YokohamaLucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo-

Roos, W. H. de. acting

Roper-Caldbeck, S. R., consul-general.

director, BousteadNetherlands

k Co., Ltd.,Consulate,

SingaporeKobe

Rose, E. N., asst.,R„E.mgr.,

Rose-Andersen, I. DuThoresen

Pont DekNemours

Co., Ltd..& Bangkok

Co., Inc;, Shanghai

Rose, V., signs per pro., Arnold

Roseveare, R. E., ass:st. mgr., Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F237

Rosholt, M. L., China Press,

Rosi, G., mgr., S. A. Fiat, Penang Inc., Shanghai

Ross, A. A., director, John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ross, A. R., signs per pro., Whitamore & Co ', Tientsin'

Ross, B. E., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Ross, C. C., freight dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd., Shanghai

Ross,

Ross, D.

D. A., E., director, Alex RossNational

agent, Canadian & Co. Railways,

.(China)', Ld., Shanghai

Yokohama

Ross, D. P., acct. dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd., Shanghai

Ross, E. C. president, Lime, Kilns Inc., consul for Panama, Manila

Ross,

Ross, G.H. R., Deacon sunt.,

T., deputy & Co.,Government

Ltd., CantonPrinting Dept., F. M. S.

Ross, J. B.. manager, Mercantile

Ross, J. L., director, Kyle, Palmer Bank of& India, Ltd., Peeang

Co., Ltd., Perak

Ross, W. S., asst., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Rossel, L., East Asiatic Co., Bangkok

Rossow, C., acct. dept., Melchers k Co., Tientsin

Rostaing, M.,chef mag.,Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, H’phing

Rothe,

Rothe, K., gen. traffic mgr., Shanghai Telephone,Co,, Shanghai

Rothery,U.,W.proprietor,

N., Great Hackmack

Eastern Life& Co., PeipingCp., Ltd:,

Assurant# Singapore

Rothkehl, H., mgr., Strong & Gp., Canton

Rottman, A. H., mgr., I. I. Tschurin & Co., ]jtd., Harbin

Rouse, Albert, director, McMullan & Co., Ld., Chefoo

Roustan, J., manager, Grand Hotel' de :Pekin( Peiping.

Rowe, A. T., American vice-consul, Taihoku

Rowland,

Rowley, H.F.S.E.,C.,mgr., Paterson,

manager, CableSimons k Co..Ltd.,

k Wireless Ltd.,Medan

Penang

Rowsell, H. B., mechanical section, Arnhold

Rowswell, R. D., supt. of Mails, Posts k Telegraphs, Penangit Co., Ltd., Shapghai .

Roxas,

Roxas, E.A. P.P.,B.,vice-pres., A. Soriano

treas., “La Urbana,”y CiaBldg.Administrations, ManilaManila

A Loan Association,

Roy, Fernand, consul for France, Spain, Belgium & Portugal, Amoy

Rozario, C. G., Export k Import Co., Ltd., Saigon

Rozatsin, J. C.,. signs p. p. Shanghai Insurance Office, Tientsin

Roziers, J. B. des, commercial agent, Netherlands India

Rubant,G.,Erancis

Rude, asst., W., Merchant, Tsinan

Rudgard, J. O., East

asst, Asiatic

agents, Co., Ltd..Mining

Kailan PenangAdministration, Shanghai

Rudland, T., assistant, Lowe, Bingham ^ Matthews,. Shanghai

Rudolf, Gustav, Rudolf Co., Tokyo

Rudolph, K., assist., Bayer, Meister-Luci-us Yakuhin Gomci Kaisha, Kobe

Ruebain,, B. M., North China Daily Neu'$ find Herald,. Sh&flghai

Ruegg,

Ruf, R., acct.,Eastman

Sulzer Bros,. Kobe

Ruhl,A.,D.asst.,

Ing. O., AhrensKodak & Co.,;Co., Shanghai

Tokyo

Rumarcbuk,

Rumpf, J., engr., Palace

Melchers Shanghai

Hotel.

Ruppert,W.,P.,Export

“Columeta,”Dept..Tokyo & Go., Tientsin

Rushworth, E. ID., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Russell, A., Toko Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Russell, C., Civil Engineer, Manila

Russell, Geo., managing director, J. Curnow & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Russell, H.

Russell, H. S.,N. director,

D., asst, supt., Opium

Darby kk Oo.

Sime,Plantations, ToddyandBranches, Dept, Municipality,

Commissioner, of Excise, Penang

Malacca-

Russell,

Russell, .

R.1 . W.,

E., asst., Dunlop

sub-acct., National City Ltd:,

Bank ofMalacca

New York, Manila

Russell, W. E., manager, Wharf Dept.. Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Rutgers, F., vice-consul, Netherlands Legations, Bangkok

Ryan, B. G., gen. agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Yokohama

F9

F233 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ryan, jr., W. C., signs per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Ryder, J., engineer, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Ryder, R. R., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Penang

Ryrie, Dr. G. A., medical supt., Sungei Buloh Settlement, Selangor

Sabater, Dr. A., asst, manager, Sabater & Co., Manila

Sabater, Dr. C., yice-pres. & assist mgr., Sabater & Co., Manila'

Sabater, Dr. G.M.,B.,pres,

Sabelstrom, and gen.

Jardine, mgr., Sabater

Matheson & Co..Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Manila

Sache, J., Le, Compagnie Franco-A.siatique des Pet roles, Saigon

Sadoc, A., signs per pro., Olivier-Chine, S. A., Shanghai

Saegert, H., manager, S. A. Medicon, Ld., Shanghai

Sager,R.R.R.,S., attorney

Sage, and manager,

asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Socony-Vacuum

Sarawak Corporation, Manila

Said, H. A.,

Sainton, W. mgr., Haji Bachee

H., vice-consul for &Norway,

Sons, Malacca

Shimonoseki

Sakowsky, G. A., consul for Germany, Manila

Sales, J. J.,D. consul

Salinger, P., signsforper

Peru,

pro.,Kobe

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton

Salles,

Salnikoff, A., asst., W. H. Winning A Co.,desDairen

R., Compagnie Franco-Asiati^ue Petroles, Saigon

Salt, W. H., barrister, W. H. Salt

Samat, O. H.,

Sammann, Paulmgr., Labour Association.

E., Merchant, Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Sammy, P., P.,partner,

Sampedro, manager, Johannes

Philippine Net & Singapore

Braid Manufacturing Co., Manila

Sample, C. J., assist., gen. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Samson, L. P., partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Samuel, C. R., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Sanchez,

SandbergA.E.,M.,consulClarkefor&Sweden,

Larkin,Singapore

Manila

Sande,

Sander,G.A.,vanpartner,

der, Passage

Sander,Dept.,

WielerKoninklyke

& Co., Canton Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Sander, P., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.,

Sander, W., mgr., Sander Wieler & Co., Canton Dairen

Sanders, J.H. 0.,W.,transportation

Sanders, assistant, Pritchard

mgr., F.M.S. Pena""Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Railways,

Sandford, J. M., asst., Mackinon, Mackenzie & Cm, Tientsin

Sanderson, R. P., director, Astor House Hotel, Ld., Yokohama

Sands, F. C., mang. director, Malaya Publishing House, Singapore

Sandstrom,

Sandstrom. C.C. E., E., mgr., Socony-Vacuum

Standard-Vacuum Oil Corpn.,

Co., Canton Swatow

Sanford,C.W.H.,H.,Commissioner

Sanson, divisional manager,

of Police,Imperial

F.M.S. Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Dairen.

Santos, B. F., shipping representative, Caldbeck, Macgregor

Santos, J. J., sales mgr.. Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Sapojnikoff,

Sassinot, G., artist, North Clv'mi, Daily des NewsPetroles,

<& Herald, Ltd.,Pneh

Shanghai

Sator, A., P.,Merchant,

Corapagnie Franco-Asiatique

Shanghai Pnom

Satterfield, F.

Sauer, M. J.,J. W. M., acct.,

Diethelm National

& Co.,Harbour City Bank of

Saigon Master, Penang New York, Manila

Saunders, T, Deputy

Savage, E.G., S.,director

Savage, director,

of Enterprise

Posts, Malaya Tobacco

Posts &Co,.Telegraphs,

Ltd., Shanghai

Kuala Manila

Lumpur, Selangor

Savale, W. F., vice-pres., American International Underwriters,

Savul, H. A. R., mng. proprietor, A. I. Savul (k' C o., Shanghai

Sawyer, A. W., mgr., Upper Wharf Installation. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Shanghai

Sawyer, R.W.,F.,works

Sax el by,E., accountant, United

Nestle Engineers,

and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Saydah, gen. mgr.stores.

for China, Saydah Ltd., Inc.,

Shanghai

Scanlon, T. R., general manager, Sunland Sales Association, Inc. Shanghai

Scarlett, R. W., technical asst., Eastern Smelting Go., Ltd., Penang

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schaeht, D., managing partner, Studt & Co., Canton

Schacht, J., managing partner, Studt & Co., Canton

Schack, H. B., traf. supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Schafer, E., consul for Germany,, Serna rang

Schalow, E., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Scharenguiveh/F.

Schatzmann, G-, finl, asst, League Inc.,ofCebu

Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Schaub, W. A.A.,L.,Kuenzle

manager,& Streiff,

N.Y, Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Scheel, Dr. . E., Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Scheel,

Scheide,P.,H.,consul-general,

assistant, Melchers Danish& Consulate,

Co., TientsinShanghai

Schell, A. W., representative, American

Schenk, P. A., manager, Schmidt & Co., Canton Radio & Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Scheuten, A., American Trading Co. .of Japan, Osaka

Schibler, M., manager; Park Hotel, Shanghai

Schiess, E. A., asst.,'Singapore Cold Storage'Co., Ltd!, Penang

Schiess, P.,A.asst.,

Schiesser, Warner, Amalgamated

L., director, Barnes & Co., Theatres,

Ltd., Manila Ltd/,' Singapore

Schiffner, O., manager, Schiffner & Co., Singapore

Schiitte, G. P., sub-acct., Nederiandsch Iridische Handelsbank, N. V., Medan

Schill, A., signs ppa., Kunsf ife Albers, Harbin

Schinckel, K., signs

Schindler, mgr.,perBanque

pro., Schnabel, Gaumer Jk Co., Shanghai

Schindler, J.K.,A.,manager, W. Koreska,de ITndo-chine,

Shanghai Bangkok

Schink, G., chief acct., Kofa American

Schink, G., Accountant and Public Auditor, Shanghai Drug Co., Shanghai

Schink, H., signs

Schippers,E.,N. Export per pro.,

C., director, Schink, Georg., Shanghai

Schirmer, Dept.,Rising Sun &Petroleum

Melchers Co., TientsinCo., Ltd., Yokohama

Schirmer, H., manager, Bermann & Co., Nagoya Gomei Kaisha, Fukuoka.

Schirmer^ F., assist.,. Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin

Schirmer,R., W.,

Schlaf, Export

Doitsu SenryoDept.,

GomeiMelchers

Kaisha,&Kobe

Co.,

TokyoTientsin

Schmaltz, W.. vice-consul for Germany,

Schmid, K., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Schmidt,

Schmidt, Dr.

F. J.,Theo.,

signsZirn

per pro., Reuter,Private

BrockelmannClinic, &Kobe

Co., Tientsin

Schmidt,

Schmidt, W.,

Dr. Schmidt

W., factoryShoten,

rept., Ltd.,

N. Y. Tokyo

Straits Java

Schmidt,

Schmit, R.,Dr.Compagnie

W., representative,

des Chargeurs Windsor Bangkok Co., Singapore

& CodSaigon.

Reunis,

Trading

Schmith, T. W., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.-, Dairen

Schmitz,

Schmitz, C., manager.&Shantung

P., Schmitz Co.. OsakaTraders Co., Ld., Cheioo

Schmollinger,

Schmuser, O., Deutsch-Asiatische

F., acct.. Hollers’ Ltd-., Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Schneewind, P., German Consul, Padang

Schneider, Fr.,

Schneider, C. A,,signs

signsperthepm.,firm,Ahrens

Carlowitz

Co.y Gantou

-

Schnurmacher, L., consul for Czechoslovakia,

Schober, Wm., director,. Baguio Gold'Mining Co.,' ManiManila

1a

Schoch, G Hi, Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Schoene,

Scholtz, F., agent. Home Insurance

H. F.,E., manager,'International Co., Yokohama

Engineering Co.,Manila Inc., Bangkok

Schradieck,

Schreck, attorney

H.. general mgn, SOhoeller-Bleckmann

manager, Soconv-Vacuum-Corpn., Phoenix Seiko, K.K., Tokyo

Schreiner, H. W. J., signs per prot* Ahrens

Schrender, J. C., consul for Norway, Sdurabaya . & Co/, Tokyo ,

Schrohitz, B., secretary, German Consulate, Osaka

Schubert, A., Consul for Finland, Gantqn

Schubert, Paul v., g> n. manager, DeutschO-Stickstoff-H.-G., Kraiich & Co.^ Shanghai

 F240' FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schueler,F.E.,J., K.Schuhl

Schuhl, K. L.

e Lurton.Shokwan,

ShanghaiTokyo ’

Schuitmaker, K. P., consul for

Schult, E., Mee-Yeh Handels Cbmpagnie, Shanghai Norway, Padang

Schulthess,

Schultz, O., vice-president, F. E. Zuellig, Iric., Manila

Schultz; J:H.,R.,Bornemann

vice-pres. & Co., trea.,Canton

A. Soriano y Cia Administrations, Manila

Schulze, H., Carl Zeiss, K. K., Tokyo

Schumacher, A. E., manager, and 2nd vice-president, Chase Bank, Shanghai

Schumacher,

Schuon, VV., Doitsu G., assist., Bayer,

Senryo Gomei Mei.ster-Lucius

Kaisha, Tokyo Yokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Nagoya

Schutz, K., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Mukden

Schutze, J., consul

Schweizer, H., manager, for Germany, Harbin

Schwerdtfeger, Dr. H., “ Diethelm

Bayer” Yakuhin&, Co., Ld., Singapore

Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schweyer, A. H., manager, International Harvester Co., Harbin

Scotcher, W. J., manager (signs per pro.), Reiss, Bradley & Co., Canton

Scott, D., naval architect, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Scott, D., asst. acct.. Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd,, Penang

Scott, D. L. W., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co,, Ltd., Selangor

Scott, E. K., agent, Dorman, Long & Co., Shanghai

Scoot, H. B., resident secretary, Royal Insurance Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Scott,

Scott, H.I. M.,M., sub.-acct..

partner, Gilson, Anderson,

Chartered Bank ofButler

India.& Australia

Co., Selangor

& China, K. L., Selangor

Scott, •!., chief asst., Municipal Architect & Building Surveyor’s Dept., Singapore

Scott, M.

Scott, J. A.,D.,asst., Anglo-Siam

assistant, Hongkong Corporation,

and ShanghaiLtd., Banking

BangkokCorporation, Malacca

Scott, M. K„ secy., Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Scott, W. G., signs per pro., Butler & Co., Shanghai

Scott, W. R. H., asst., Segamat Estate. Johore

Soott-Morris, A. M., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co-, Ltd., Foochow

Scully,

Seabridge,W. F., Central

G. W., editor.Police Office,

Straits Labuan

Times, Singapore

Searle, J. H., director, Kelly .k

Seaton, F. D. R., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Penang Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Seaton,!.,

Seaton, S. P.,mgr.,medical Regentofficer,

Estate,Chinese

NegriMaritime

SembilanCustoms, Boihow

Seeberg, Ths., director, Aall & Co., Ltd.. Osaka Legation, Shanghai

Seba, J.. minister plenipotentiary, Czechoslovakian

Seed, C. W. S., senior asst, auditor, Audit Office, Singapore

Segado,

Segaert, F.,H..secty. ifc treasurer,

minister, Salacot Mining

Belgian-Legation, BangkokCo., Manila

Segal, A., Thomas De La Rue & Co.,

Segalen, Y., secty., Ranque de ITndochine, Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Seiberlich, L., Rud. Ratjen & Co., Osaka

Seidel, F. G., E.,

Seidenfaden, asst.,assist,

Carlowitz

accountant, Tientsin

ElectricLd.,Corpn.,

Seiffert, W., signs per pro., T. E. Griffith (1932), CantPnLd., Bangkok

Seitz, C. M.L., W.,

Seldam, mgr.,ten,American Asiatic Handel-Maatschappij,

Nederlandsche Underwriters, Manila N. V., Shanghai

Selig,

Sellar,G.,J.A. G.partner,

M.,sub-acct., Winckler

director, Sime, &Darby

Co., Yokohama

Sellar, Chartered Bank& Co., Singapore

of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Seller, A. M. director. Sime, Derby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Sellers,

Sellers, H. A., managing director, Muller, Phipps &(Malaya),

E. G., managing-director, Muller & Phipps Ld.,Osaka

Sellars, Ld., Singapore

Selous, E. M., secty. for Chinese Affairs

Sellmeyer, Dr. F., Transocean News Service, Shanghai

Sellner, G. S., Accts. Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

Sembaktti, E., mgr., P. H. Hendry,Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Semmelink, H. R., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

emper G., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F241

Semple, W. Y., branch mgr., Retail

Semplicini, Dr. D., consul for Italy, Batavia Establishments, S’pore. Gold Storage Co. Ltd., S’pore.

Senda,

Senden,M.,J., director,

van, NederlandscheSenda Co., Lri., Singapore

Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai

Senf, K., signs per pro., Carlo witz A Co., Dairen

Sercey, G. M. R. de, chief of Accounts & Checking Dept., Post Office, Canton

Seth, K. G.,

Sevand, A., asst.,

partner, Sisson& &Co.,Delay, Singapore

Severien, K., assist,Walleni Shanghai

mgr., Behn, Meyer & Co.. Manila

Seward,

Sewell, C.J.O.G.A.,C.,B.,signs persupt.,

senior pro., Guthrie

Survey & Co,(S.Ltd.,

Dept. Singapore

S. &Trading

F. M. S.), Singapore

Seyfarth,

Seymour, E. F., partner, Theodore A Rawlins, Shanghai Co. of Japan, Ld., Kobe

treasurer and secretary, American

Shackleton, C. F., director, Wattie A Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shahmoon,

Shanahan, W.S. E., J., proprietor, S. E. Shahmoon

assist., Harrisons, & Co.,Shanghai

King & Irwin, Shanghai

Sharrnan, T. C., vice-consul for Great, Britain, Saigon

Sharnhorst,

Sharp, J.W.M.J. E.C., G.,mechanical

H. C. Dixon & Son,Municipality,

Ltd., ShanghaiPenang

Sharp,

Sharpe, N. A., Curran,

asst., supt. Aofengineer,

Evatt PostsPenang

Co., A Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sharpe, W., engineer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Sharrock,

Shathin, M.,F. general

M., director, manager,Huttenbach, Lazarus

Warner Bros. and Sons,

(Japan), TokyoPenang

Shaw, G. L., Merchant, Antung

Shaw, M. C., c. a., Bangkok Dock Go., Ltd., Bangkok

Shaw, S. G., assist., G. L. Shaw, Antung

Shaw, W. W., test audit inspr., Federated Malay States Railways, K. L., Selangor

Shean, R. E., vice-president, Crnomercial Express A Storage Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shearer, E.A. D.,

Shearn, A. F.,partner,Toyo Pooley

BabcockA Kabusldki Kaisha, Yokohama

Co., Selangor

Sheckien, G. F., viee-pres., R. C. A. Communications, Ine , Shanghai

Shedden, W., deputy mgr., Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Sheffield,

Sheiflan, S.A.,L,proprietor,

Thomas Cook British Electro-Plating

A Son, Ltd., ShanghaiWorks, Singapore

Sheild, A. L., medical officer, Ipoh

Shekury, E. H., Office Equipment Dept., Dodwell Hospital, PerakA Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Shelley, C. E., engineer-in charge,

Shelley, K., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai British Embassy, Peiping

• Shelley, R,, medical officer, General Hospital, Taiping, Perak

Shelly,

Shenton, G., aect., S. A. Fiat, Singapore

Sherman, J;K.C.,S.,chemist, Geology

secy. A acct., Dept., Batu

Remington RandGajah, Perak

Inc., Singapore

Sherriff,

Shewan, J., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, AustraliaN.AC.China,

A. W. (compiler, North China Desk Hong Lint), Daily Penang

Neivs, Shanghai

Shibbeth,W.M.,E.,partner,

Shields, assist., White A Col, Shanghai

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Shipwright, A., supt., Ferry Service, Harbour Board, Penang

Shirazee,

Shirazee, N., Thomasdir.,DeAmalgamateaLa Rue A Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Shisheloft,S.A.A.A.,H.,mgr., 1. I. Tschurin ATheatres,

Co., Ltd.,Ltd., Singapore

Harbin

Shotter, R. A. S., supt., Paya Lang Estate, Johore

Shpiro, L, Polish

Shpiro, J., Polish Import Import andand Export

Export Co.,

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Shroff, B. J., proprietor, Shroff Son A Co., Kobe

Shroff, J. P., partner, S. B. Mehta A Co., Kobe

Shroff, R. F., propr., R. F. Shroft A Co., Shanghai

Shrubsole, H. C., manager, Nestle A Anglp-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Shuter, W. F. S., sales mgr., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Sibiriakoff, I., engr. adviser, Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sickle, C. E. van, Motor Truck Dept., International Harvester Co., Manila

:Sidler, A., consul for Switzerland, Manila

 F242 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Siebert, Fr., consul

Siegenthaler, for Germany,

W., mgr., Diethelm &'I'sCo.,

irianLtd., Bangkok

Siemssen, F., partner, Siemssen & Krohn, Shanghai

Siemssen,

Sigaut, A.,G.director,T., partner, Siemssen Savings

International & Krohn,Society,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Sigaut, E., chairman of directors, Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, S’hai

Sigmund, F. W., general manager, Lyric Music House. Inc., Manila

Silby,

Silva, C.R. A.D. da,K., Baboud,

land commission,

Mary & Cie.,Municipal

ShanghaiCouncil, Shanghai

Silva, H. N. da, consul for Netherlands, Macao

Silva, H. N., proprietor & manager, Farmacia Popular, Dispensary & Drug Store, Macao

Silvei'G.,tlior.ne,

Sim, J., director,

account., CharteredRailton

Bank&ofCo., Chefoo

India, Australia and China, Medan

Sime,

Sime, J. M., dir., Sime, Darby it Co., Ltd.,Singapore

J. M., director, Huttenbachs, Ltd., Singapore

Sime,

Sime, Major

Major W. W. M., director, Sime,

M., director, Sime, Darby

Darby cf&c Co.,

Co., Malacca

Ltd., Singapore

Simmons, A. C., production mgr., Straits Times, Singapore

Simmons, J. L., Evvo Brewery Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sirnoes,

Simon, A. P.,

asst,assist.,

mgr.,Standard-Vacuum Ltd.,OilTsingtao

Co., Yokohama

Simon, D., J., proprietor, Grand

Simon Hotels,

David, Kobe

Simon,

Simon, M., director,forSalacot

P., consul France,Mining

NanningCo., Manila

Simpson, J. K., deputy engineer, Shanghai Gas Co., Shanghai

Simpson,

Sinclair, A. C., Shanghai TelephoneDo,,Co.,Ltd.,

K. H., manager, Borneo Bangkok

Shanghai

Sinclair, G. W., asst, managing director, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Sinclair,

Sinclair, H. P., installationGeorge mgr., Town

AsiaticDispensary,

Petroleum Co., Ltd., Changsha

Sinclair, John,J. M., manager,

res. secty., Norwich Union Fire Inc.Ld.,Perak

Society, Singapore

Sinclair, K. rG.j import mgr., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Selangor

Sinclair, R. F., supt., 1st division. Trade and Customs, Sarawak

Sinnou,

Sison, Bernado A., secretary, Philippine Education Co.,ITndochine,

L., Societe des Ciments Portland Arjdficiels de Inc., ManilaHaiphong

Shading, E. J., engineer, Marine Dept.,

Skelchy, R. R., technical asst., P. W. D., Kinta, Perak Singapore

Skerrett-Rogers, C., Turner, & Co., Foochow

Skilton,

Skinner, F.E. L., supt., Marine

J., Travers

Customs,

KualaKelantan

Lumpur, Selangor

Skinner, H. L., manager, Fraser & Neave, Bangkok

Skivington,

Skoblin, F.

D. S., A. P., dir. & mgr., British-American

dept.), SkoblinTobacco

& Co., Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Skoblin, N. S., manager,

manager, (Engineering

Skoblin, Co., Harbin Harbin

Skoblin, S. F., general manager, Skoblin, Co., Harbin

Skobyayeff, P., asst., Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Skrine,

Slack, A.W.L.,V.representative,

D., partner, BannonMather& &Bailey,

Platt, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

Slade, E.R. W.,

Slater, mgr.,mgr.,

E., asst, StrongHume & Co.,PipeKobe

(Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Slavens, S. G., consul for America, Tokyo

Sloper, Dr. J. S., consultant, Drs. Sloper & Smith, Singapore

Slowe, L. E., director, Waugh Co., Penang

Sly, L. P., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Small, A. S., c.m.g., colonial secretary, Executive Council, Colonial Govt., S.S., S’pore

Smallfield, E. J., district surveyor, Jesse! ton, British North Borneo

Smallwood, I. A. M., local manager., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Perak

Smart, .!., branch mgr., N. V. Handel Mij, Fraser & Neave, Batavia

Smart, J. H., telegraph station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smart, L. M., general mgr., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smelt, W. A. C., auditor, Audit dept., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Smid, J. S., Java China-Japan Lijn N. V., Amoy

 F0ltttT6ttr RESIDENTS F243

Smith, A. C., Nestle

Smith, A. C., signs per pro., Sandilands, Buttery it Co., Singapore Manila'

Smith,

Smith, A. E., asst., Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Smith, A.A. E.,

K., agent, JardineEstablishment,

asst., Retail Engineering Corp., Ld., Cold

Singapore Canton

Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smith, A. V., trade commissioner, United States Dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

Smith, B. H., assistant, Lowe, Bingham &

Smith, B. S., photo lithographer, Survey Dept., F. M. S. Matthews, Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, C.,

C., conservator, Forest(Perak

state forest officer Dept., South),

Johore Batu Gajah, Perak

Smith, Cecil F., manager, Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca

Smith,

Smith, C. FL, partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw,British

Singapore

Smith, C.D.,R.,supt.,

Governor

Posts && Telegraphs

Commander-in-Chief,

Dept., Johore North Borneo

Smith, E. D., director, Malayan

Smith, F. J., manager, The Dispensary, PenangTobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Smith, F. R., chairman, Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, F. R., managing director, International Underwriters, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, G.H.,A.,doctor,

machine

Drs.roomSlopersupervisor,

& Smith, Government

Singapore Printing Dept., F. M. S.

Smith,

Smith, H. D., representative, Evans Sons Lescher & Webb, Ltd,,&, Shanghai

Smith, J.H. D.Staples, consulasst,fortreasurer,

M., acting Norway &F.M.S.,

mng. director,

TreasuryDeacon Co.,Lumpury

Dept., Kuala Ld., Canton

Selangor

Smith, J. E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Smith, Dr. J. E., medical practitioner, Boon Pharmacy, Penang

Smith, J. M., president, A. P. Munning & Co., Kobe

Smith, J. S., asst., Aquarius Co., Shanghai.

Smith, J. T., chief traffic inspector, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Smith, L. A., senior inspector of Mines, Mines Dept., F. M. S.

Smith, L. A., assistant, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, L. G., sub-acct.. Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Smith, P. E., import

Smith, R. Gunter, manager. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Penang

Smith, T. J., China produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, W., mgr., Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Smith, W., general manager, Straits Times, Bihga-pore

Smith, W. E. D., signs per ,pro., jardine, Matheson & Co., Lcl., Shanghai

Smith, W. F., asst, permanent way engr.. Railway Dept,, Jesselton

Smithers, F. A., financial officer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Snell, C. F., assessor, Assessment &, Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

•Snell, E. W. asst., White way, Laidlaw & Cq,, Ltd., Singapore.

Snelus, A. R., officer-in-charge, La was,: Sarawak

Snow, M. L., manager, M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtao

Snyder, I. W., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Dairen

Sochon, W. L. P., assist, commissioner, Police Department, Sarawak

Sockeel, R., Qompagnie Franco-Asiatique des. Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Soeters, P. M., consul, Belgium, Semarang

Sole, F. S., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Go., Singapore

Soler, J., chief engr.,

Someren, A. van,Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles,

Co.,Pnom Pneh

Somerset, H.B., C.director, G.manager,

W. Wilson Java,& Sea

Co., &Ltd.,

FirePerak

Insurance Shanghai

Somm, A. F., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Song,

Soper,V.E.C. K., director,

H., revenue Wheelock

manager,accountant, & Co., Ld.,Austr.

Eastern Extension Shanghai

& Kuala

China Lutnpur,

Tel. Coi, Labuan

Soper,

Sopher, J., F.M ,S, Railways, Selangor

Soriano, Arthur, Theodore

A. president, Sopher V.& Co.,,Shanghai

A. Soriano, Cia Administrations, Manila

Soul, S.Le,N.,Banque

Sourd, agent, Mercantile

de L’Indo-Chine,Bank of India, Ltd., Trengganu

Souter, J. P., mug/dire'ctor, PritchardShanghai

& Co., Ld.j Penang

F244 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Souter, W, D., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

iSoutham, W., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Soux, R. C. De, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Tourane

Souza,

Soward,C.D.,A. sub-accountant,

S. da, Standard-Vacuum CharteredOilBank Co., ofOsaka

India, Australia & China, Kobe

Sowerby,

Spalinger, A.U.,deconsul

C., dir.,forPost-Mercury

Switzerland, Co., Shanghai

Canton

Spark, F. E., asst, mgr., Remington Rand Inc., Singapore

Sparke, J. L., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Sparke, N. L.,H.,director,

Sparrevohn, ofShanghai Land

GreatInvestment, Shanghai Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Speedy, T. J. H., supt.surveyor workshop,

general, Survey Northern Telegraph

Dept., Jesselton, British North B’neo

Speelman, Dr. L., agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn N, V., Amoy

Speelman M., director, China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Spence,

Spence, P. L., Cornes

R. E.,C.chartered & Co., Kobe

Speldewine, A„ sr. asst,acct., Jenks,of Forests,

consur. Percival Forest

& Isitt,Dept.,

Maurice,

PerakYokohama

Spengler, F. H,, American Mail Line Ltd., Yokohama

Spering, I. G., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Spielmann, H., asst., Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Spikins, T. asst, engr., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Spit, H. M., passage dept., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Batavia

Spiittgerber, Hermann, iDoitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Spooner, Major J. C. G., engr. for Ways & Works, F.M.S. Railway, K. L., Selangor

Spoov, A. V., Gordon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Spowers, J. H., supt., Survey Dept., Negki Sembilan

Sprengers,

Sproson, W.J.A.A., Accts. & Statistics

J., locomotive Dept.,Dept.,

supt., Railway KoninklykePaketvaartMaatschappij,

Jesselton S’pore

Sproul, E. E., senior engr., Posts V Telegraphs

Spruengli, H., agent, Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Zamboanga Dept., Penang

Spurway, B. J. C., divisional forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Squires, A., Jar dine, Matlheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Squires, C. C., Squires, Bingham Ltd., Shanghai

Squires,

Staargaard,R. W.,G. F.Squires, Bingham,

J., consul Ltd., Shanghai

for Sweden, Sourabaya

Stabb, G. W., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Penang

Stafford, A. B., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Stainforth, R. W., asst, mgr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., S’pore

Stalder,

Stamm, H.,A. W.,BeckerEastern

& Co.& (Tokyo

OrientalBranch),

Hotel, Ltd.,

TokyoPenang

Standage, H. E., o.b.e., director, Mackinon, Mackenzie

Standish, R. D., manager, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Stanek, I. R., acting consul of Czechoslovakia, Batavia

Stanley,

Stanley, C.F., A.,supt.medical officer,Malacca

of Excise, General Hospital, Penang

Stanley, H. M., assistant, Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Stanley, M. T., district mgr., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., K. L., Selangor

Stansfield, B. J., director, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Ld., S’hai

Stanton, E. A., director, Deacon

Stanton, E. F., consul for the United States, Shanghai

Stapel, H. B., general mgr., Samarang-Joana Stoomtram-Maatschappij, N. V., S’rang

Stapledon, C. E. C., surveyor of Ships, Municipality, Singapore

Stark, D., asst., Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

Starkey,

Starr, C. Q., assist, acct., Mansfield & Co., Singapore

Stather,C. E.V.,J.,pres.,

signsPost

per Mercury

pro, LouisCo.,T.,Shanghai

Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Standt, M. T., mgr., China United Apartments, Shanghai

Stauffer, I. Y., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Staynes, G. F., district officer, Batang Padang District, Perak

Stearns, B. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS F245

Steele,

Steen, W. N. 0., district

O. G.,H.,director, engr.,

Wheelock F. M. S. Railways,

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Steenbuck,

Steeneck, C. J.,Ahrens

export &dept.,

Co., Melchers

Kobe Co., Tientsin

Steenwyk, G. W. de vos van, Envoy Extraord, for the Netherlands, Peiping

Stege,

Steggall, F. J., asst, acct., Eastern SmeltingCanton

R., Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Co., Ltd., Penang

Stegmaier, E. R., manager, Cambefort & Co., Shanghai

Steinbrecher, W., Kofa American Drug Co.,

Steincke, M., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Penang Nanking

Steindorff, E., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Steiner, J. A., manager, Zerollo, Fratelli Inc., Kobe

Steinfeld, H., managing director, K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Steniberg, H., Reuter Broeckelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Stellingwerff, C. J., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Stempffle,

Stenning, N. A., C.,depl., ing., Maschinenfabrik

director, Consolidated TinMeer A.G.M.Ltd.,

Smelters, Gladbach,

Penang Osaka

Stepan, J., N.chancellor,

Stepanoff, Czechoslovakia

M., director, ManchurianLegation,

Co., l td., Shanghai

Harbin

Stephan, C. H., vice-consul, American Consulate, Nagoya

Stephens, F. W., Great Eastern Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stephens, 0. L., executive engr., P. W. D., Malacca

Stephenson, K. G., director, Ilbert & Co., iLd., Shanghai

Stern, J., proprietor, Oversea Trading Co., Yokohama

Stern, O., manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Sourabaya

Sternberg, Max, proprietor, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Htevelink, L. J. W., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Steven, K. B. H., sales mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevenot, J. E. H., vice-pres., Philippine Long-Distance Telephone Co., Manila

Stevens, E. A., partner, Alien & Gledhill, Johore

Stevens, E. V., managing director, Frazar & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Stevens, H. E., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Stevens, K. R., manager, Caldbeck, Maogregor & Co., Singapore

Stevens, L. A. H., representative, Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevens, T. M., financial asst., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Stevenson, D. M., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevenson, J. B., assist., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, L. J., acting godown supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd , Canton

Stevenson,W.

Stewardson, R.L..E.,engr., Sime, Darby

Architect, Shanghai& Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Stewart,

Stewart, C. E., agent, Chartered BankBranch,

C. D., supt., Meteorological of IndiaSurvey

Aus. &Dept.,

China,Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Manila

Stewart, F. W., inspector, Vehicles Registration Dept., Penang

Stewart, H. A., director, Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C., Shanghai

Stewart, E. H., director, H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart, J. G., assist., W. Hammer & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stewart, Major H. W. M., o.b.e., m.c., Military Attache, British Legation, Bangkok

Stewart, W. G., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Kinta, Perak

Stewart, W. H., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Harbin

Stewart,

Stickels, A.R. M.,

C., signs per pro.,dept.,

engineering Butterfield

Shanghai& Swire,

Gas Co.,Ichang

Ltd., Shanghai

Stillman, R. S., assist., National City Bank of New York, Tokyo

Stocker, C. F., asst., Jardine Matheson

Stock, A., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique dcs Petroles, Thuongly

Stockley, G. E., consul for Great Britain, Foochow

Stocks,

Stoessel,S.G.,L.asst,

acct.,manager,

Mercantile Bank &of Co.,

Schmidt India,Shanghai

Ltd., Penang

Stokes, G. D., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Stoller, W., consul-general for Germany, Tientsin

F24G F(pREia$f R^Sl^^N'T.S :

Stoitenberg-Lprche, jH., Bodiker & Co., Canbon

atone, A. C., asst., 'Straits Trading/Co., Ltd., Penang

Stone,

Stone, J.,L. B., acting branch

treasurer, Treasury,mgr., Union Insurance

Municipality, Singapore Society of Canton, Peiping

Stone, T. II., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Stonehill, G., district surgeon, Medical Dept., Kudat, B. N. B.

Stoneman,

Storch, A. G.P. Storch

J., asst,Bros.,

appraiser,

Ltd., Chinese MaritimeSelangor

Kuala Lumpur, Customs, Canton

Storch,

Storck, Isidore,

E. J., managing

Hanson, Orthdirector,

& StorchInc.,

Stevenson, Bros.,Cebu

Ld., Selangor

Storer, J., manager for Japan, A Balfour & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Stormes, F., harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Storr, P., Crown counsel, Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Stowell, E.A.laA.,Mi,senior

Strachan, supt. engr.,

of Education, Kedah& Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Malaya Posts

Strachan, J. A. P., director, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Strandberc, E., asst, mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singapore

Streatfield,

Streatfield, E.W. P.,C.,assist.,

branchHongkong & Shanghai Banking

mgr., Bombay-Rurmah TradingCorporation,

Corpn., Ltd., Yokohama

Bangkok

Streeck, H., signs per pro., Bergmann Co., Kobe

Streeper, R. B., consul for U. S. A., Penang

Street, H. B., manager, Strong & Co., Yokohama

Streib, H.

Streiff, Lb, A.,

merchant,

vice-pres.,Rohde & Co., Cigar

Alhambra Shanghai& Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Streit, P. M., general plant mgr. (atg.), Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Strevens, W. A., managing director, Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Singapore

Strickland,

Strickland, G. F., proprietor,

Forbes, Munn Strickland

& Co., Ltd.,&Manila

Co., Singapore

Strickland,

Stringfellow,P,G.G.,F.,Caldbeck, Macgregor

acct., Hongkong & Co., Ltd.,Banking

& Shanghai Shanghai Corporation, Saigon

Strinz, E., inspector, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Tientsin

Strohm, K. A., actg. mgr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Stromwall, H., General Merchant, Shanghai

Strong,

Stroud,T.E.A.,P.,conservator

director, ofStrachan

Forests; Forest

& Co.,Dept.

Tokyo (F.M.S. & S.S.), K, K,‘Selangor

Strugnell,

Struthers, E.E. J.,A., state

seniorforest

healthofficer,

officerForest Dept.,

(acting), PerakDept., Johore

Health

Stuart,,

Stuart,F.J.H.,’V.,vice-consul,

local salesBritish

dept., Legation, Bangkok Co. (North China), Ld., S’hai

Asiatic Petroleum

Stuart, R. A., sub-mgr., H’kong & S’hai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Stubbs, A. T., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stubbs,

Stubington, A. W.,R. Stores Dept.,

A., supt.. Asiatic

Survey Petroleum

Dept., KelantanCo. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Stubo, K C., vioe-pres. & sec., Nelson & Co., Manila

Studer,

Sturrock,J.,D.,manager, machinery

asst, registrar, dept.,&Nichizui

Imports ExportsTrading

Dept, ofCo., Ltd., Tokyo

Statistic, Singapore

Sturt, H. H., asst, representative, Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Sube, L. C. M., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor (S. S.), Ltd., Singapore

Suess, H., proprietor, General Export Trading

Suesskoch, V., director, Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo Co., Kobe

Sullivan, T. A. O., inspr. of Schools, Education Department, Perak

Summers, J. H. M., joint manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd , S’pore

Suppiah, K. A., State Treasurer, Negri Sembilan

Surig, W., signs per pro., Behn, Meyer & (Jo., Semarang

Sutcliffe, G. H., assist., Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Sutherland, J.G. G.A. A.,P., chief

Sutherland, sub-acct., Chartered

electrical engr., Bank

UnitxMof Engineers,

India, Aust.Ltd.,& China, Singapore

Singapore

Sutherland, J. O., engr., United Engineers Ltd.,

Swaine, D. R., chief inspector of Schools, S; S. & F. M. S. Jpoh, Perak

Swan, J. D., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., (Singapore .

 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS F247

•Swan, Wm. H., assist., distribution engineer, Gas Department, Municipality, S’pore

(Swann, R. N., partner, Beck & Swann, Shanghai

Swanson, A., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Swift, E. L., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Swift, Dr. S. H.. medicel officer,

Swithinbank, Medical

LiverpoolDept., Selangor

Swonechek, O.W.,J., resident officer,International

asst, auditor, & London

Harvester & Globe

Co. ofIns. Co., Ld., S’pore

Philippines, Manila

Syer, F. N., partner, Kennedy & Co., Penang

Sykes, E. M., deputy registrar of Imports & Exports, Customs & Excise, K. L., Selangor

Sykes, H. O. E., dist. officer (acting),

Sykes, W., asst., Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai Beaufort, B. N. B.

Symons, Arthur, Brandt & Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai

Symons, A. N., Investigation officer, Land Office, Singapore

Symons, P., Hoehmke, Frithjof, Shanghai

Taddiken, J. F., general mgr., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Taggart,J.,J. assistant,

Tainsh, H., mng. Harrisons,

dir. & chairman,

BarkerHongkong

it Co., Port& Shanghai

Swettenham,Hotel, Ltd., Shanghai

Selangor

Tait, W. G., acting postmaster-general, Posts i f c Telegraphs

Talalla, H. P., mng. director, Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Dept., Sarawak

Talbot, A.E.S., asst, supt., Revenue Branch, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Talbot,

Talbot, B. W., assist,

accountant, CharteredPolice

BankDepartment,

of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Talbot, R.R. G., commissioner,

M., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs,Saraw

Amoyak

Talder,E.W.S.,

Talou, Easternagriculturist,

J., acting & Oriental Socfin

Hotel, Co.,

Ltd.,Kuala PenangLumpur, Selangor

Tanfiekl,

Tann, P. M.,

K.A.,H.,Borneo agent,

Universal Chartered

Pictures Bank of India,

Corporation, Singapore Austr. & China, Saigon

Tanner, Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Taplin, R. W., assist., Hongkong ife Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Tasker, L. O., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Medan

Tata,

Tatin,B.F.,D.,general

director, Tata &Far

manager, Co.,East

B. D.,Oxygen

Shanghai & Acetylene Co., Ltd., Singapore

Taussig, V.B. G.,

Tavadia, C., Drakeford,

Tavadia & Davis & Wilson,

Futakia, Canton Shanghai

Tavadia, E. C., Tavadia & Futakia, Canton

Tavares, J. M., secty., Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Tavella, U.T.,M.,Teverson

Taverson, general &manager,Mactavish,Italian

KobeBank for China, Shanghai

Tay, T. U., asst, mgr., Asia Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Taylor, A. B., warehouse supervisor, Government Printing Offices, Singapore ..

Taylor, A. F., acting manager, Guthrie & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Taylor, A. G., auditor, Audit Department, Sarawak

Taylor, A. W. R., pro-consul for Great Britain, Osaka

Taylor, C., publisher, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Taylor, C. W., accountant, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld., Bangkok

Taylor, G.,

Taylor, G. C.,sub-acct.,

A., Chartered Bank

asst, commissioner, of India,

Customs k, TientsinAustralia

Excise Dept.,k Jesselton

China, K. L., Selkngor

Taylor, J. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

Taylor, J. H., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Changsha

Taylor,

Taylor, J.L., P.,director,

acting British-American

principal, medicalTobaccoofficer, MedicalCo., Ld.,Department,

Bangkok Sandakan

Taylor, N., civil engr., Fogden,

Taylor, N. W., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Medan Brisbane k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Taylor,

Taylor, R.W.,A.,dist.chiefacct.,

acct.,Texas

Asiatic

Co., Petroleum

Ltd.,Counsel’s

Tsingtao Co. (North China) Ltd., Shanghai

Taylor, W. C., Crown counsel, Crown

Taylor, W. F., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Office, Penang

Co., Manila

Tears,

Teaze, S.S. E., sub-acct.,

J., assist., Chartered BankOil

Standard-Vacuum of I.,Co.,A.Yokohama

& C., Kobe

Tecklenbury, G, Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Telberg, G. G4 proprietor. Tel berg’s International Bookstore, Tsingtao

F248 FOREIGN- RESIDENTS

Telberg, V. G., partner,

Temperley, F. H., manager, Paterson,Telberg’s International

Simons Ar Bookstore, Tsingtao

Go., Ld., Singapore

Templo, J. W., Chinese American Publishing Co., Inc., Shanghai

Tenisson,

Tennberg,P.,C. assistant,

J., manager, Mollers’ Ltd.,&Shanghai

Gadelius Co., Ltd., Dairen

Tennent, D. R,,

Terrell,, A.K. A.B.,assist.,

chief Import Dept., Cornes

justice (acting), Supremeifc.Cq.,Court,

KobeSingapore

Terzin, H. L., travel repres., American Express Co., Manila

Testa, G. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Thakkar, A. V., general manager, M. D. Thakkar, Osaka

Thakkar, D. I)., general manager, M. D. Thakkar, Osaka

Thakkar,

Thakkar, V.M. D.,K., general

manager,manager,

G. DossaM.&D.Co.,Thakkar,

Osaka Osaka

Thamsen, G. A., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Tharp, G. J., asst, secty., Manufacturers Life Insurance po., Shanghai

Thayer, J., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Ltd., Yokohama

Theen, Tb., Deutsche Farben Waibel

Theiss, W., director, Schifiidt Shoten. Ltd., Tokyo

Thellefsen, E. S., acct., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Theuerkauf, H., signs per pro., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Theveniaut, M., chief of Secretary, Administration Municipale, Haiphong

Thiede, H., mgr., Straits Java Trading Co., N. V., Penang

Thiel,

Thiele,E. H., American& Co., Dispensary, Shanghai

Thomas,H.,A. Melcliers

V., officer-in-charge, Tientsin

Agricultural Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Thomas, F. S., engineer for Orient, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Tokyo

Thomas,

Thomas, G.G., H.,

asst.,mktg. Humeasst.,

PipeTexas

(Far Company

East), Ltd.,(China),

Singapore

Ltd., Tsingtao

Thomas, H. M., b.ts., asst, general mgr., Raub Australian Gpld Mining Co., Ld., Pahang;

Thomas, J. Twyford, Twyford &; Son, Ltd., Tientsin

Thomas, L. A., deputy commissioner of Police, Selangor

Thomas, L. H., Twyford, director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Thomas,

Thomas, SirDr. Shehton,

W\. minister, Governor,'

GermanStraits Settlements

Legation, Bangkok

Thomas, W. H. E., manager, Chartered

Thompson, A., senior plant pathologist, Agricultural Bank of India,Dept.,

Aust, F.& M.

China,

S. Tientsin

Thompson, C. A. J. S., acct., Harbour Board,

Thompson, F. G., assistant, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang Penang

Thompson, G. T., assistant, Harrisons A Crosfield, Ltd., Sumatra

Thompson,

Thompson, G. W., sub-accountant, National CitySells'Bank# Co.,

of New York, Osaka

Thompson, V., W. e.p.A.,

L., mgr.,orient partner,

Nestle's MilkHaskinks,

Products (China), Ltd.,Shanghai

Canton

Thomson, A., Harrisons, Barker Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Thomson,

Thomson, E.J. A., V. 0., director,

director R. Young

& general & Co., Ld.,

manager, and vice-consul

for Japan, Dodwell &forCo;,

Denmark,

Ld., KobePenang

Thomson, J. E. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Thomson,

Thomson, W.,R., shift

acting engineer, Municipal Electric Supply Dept., Penang

Thorburn, M. H., chiefmgr.,

acct.,Harrisons

L. Moore&&Crostield,

Co., Ltd.,Ltd., Medan, Sumatra

Shanghai

Thoresen, A., O. Thoresen & Co., Shanghai

Thorley, S. O., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thorne, A. F., solicitor, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Thornley,

Thornton, S.C.,M.,assist.,CottonGuthrie

Mills Dept.,

& Co.,Jardine,

Ld., KualaMatheson

Lumpur,& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Selangor

Thornton, J. P., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

Thorogood,

Thorougood,W.F,,J.,manager, 1st magistrate,

MercantileMagistrates’

Bank ofCourt,

India, Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, A. A., assist., Warner, Barnes &

Thorpe, H. G., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Co., Ld., ManilaSingapore

Thorpe,

Thowless,M.J.A.J.,F.,E.,municipal engineer,

& Co.,Engineering

Islay Bg,yer-Meister

Kerr Ld., Penang Dept., Municipality, Penang.

Thuemen, assist., Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F249

Thun, J , partner, Roese, Gebrueder

Thurnheer, Walter, minister*, Swiss Legation, Tokyo (Roese Bros..), Swatow

Thurnher, F., assist., China Import and Export Lumber Co,, Shanghai

Thursfield, E.A. S.,

Tiddeman, J., asst,

maintenance

inspectorengr., OrientalEducation

of Sctiools, TelephoneDept.,& Electric

Perak Co., Ld.,. Singapore

Tidy, E. C., supt.

Tiedemann, of Gaols,

H., asst., Prison

Oarlowitz Dept.,Tientsin

Kelantan

Tiefenbacher, H., Wm. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai •

Tiefenbacher, H. M.SiemsSen

H., Wm.'& Meyerink tfe Co., Shanghai

Tiencken, H. V.,M.,director.

Tiefenbacher, Krohu, Tobacco

Enterprise Foochow Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tiernego,C.,E.assist.,

Tilburn, A., cashier, NederlandscheOilHandel-Maatschappij,

Standard-Vacuum Co., Dairen N. V., Shanghai

Tilley, C. H., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malayan), -Ld., Selangor

Times, A. C., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Timmerbefg, C., mgr., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Timms, D., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Klang, Selangor

Tindall, A., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Tipler; M. W., acCL, Chartered Bank of liidia, Aust.

Tipolt,

Tirthdas,W.,N.,secretary,

managingPanamanian Consulate

director, Bharat Office,Co.,Yokohama

Trading Yokohama

Tobias, pLy N, Lazarus, Shanghai

Tobler,F.G.M„F.,Compagnie

Toby, Eastern director, John Wanamaker,

des Chargeurs Reunis, SaigonKobe.

Tod,

Tod, H.C. 11.,

T., Indo-China

Indo-China Steam Nav.Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

S. N.- Co., Ld., Shanghai

Todd,

Todd, C.K. C.,B. K.,

djrector. Eastern Trading Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Dodraan, D. I., municipal engr., Municipality, Penang

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Malacca

Tofte, H., assistant, Agency of East Asiatic Co., Dairen

Tokeley,J.A.,

Tokin, E. C., asst.,trade

assist, Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

commissioner, PenangTrade Commissioner in Japan, Tokyo

Australian

Tolley,

Tombs, L.0.J.E„ W.,F.,service

Shanyhni engr.,Times,

S. Moutrie

Shanghai& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tomkins, International Harvester Co., Manila

Toms, W. J., Union Trading Co., Kobe

Tongue, E., collector of Estate

Toone, L. A., asst. gen. mgr., Sarawak Oilfields,Duty, Estate DutyLtd.,Office,

Miri,Singapore

Sarawak

Topham, D. F., director, Harper, Gilfillan & Cq., Ltd., Selangor

Torbitt, H., asst., Guthrie & Co.. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Torlesse, A. D., R. N., Naval Attache, British Legation, Bangkok

Torrey, E.S.,W.,actg,manager,

Toscani, NationalChinese

City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Tossan, E., secy., commissioner,

International Savings Maritime

Society, Customs,

Canton Chingwangtao

Toussaint,

Tower, A. F.,A. American

A., civil engr., Consul,Diethelm

Tokyo & Co., Saigon

Travis, S.E.E.,J.,director,

Traynor, assistant, Henry Waugh

Jardine, & Co., Ltd.,

Matheson Singapore

& Co.,CebuLd., Shanghai

Trebol, B., assistant,

Trechman, B. A., treasurer,Warner, Barnes

Financial &Dept.,

Co., Ld.,

Sarawak

Tregarthen, Dr. J. C. T., district surgeon, Beaufort, British North Borneo

Treichler, H., Siber, Hegner & Co., Tokyo

Treskinp

Trewhitt,V.R.,J.,mgr., Mach.JasinDept.,Lalang

KunstEstate,

& Albers, Canton

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Trial,

Tribe, A.

K. D.,

W., agent,

consul Chartered

for Great Bank of

Britain, India,

Ichang Australia & China, Sourabaya

Tricon, J., directeur gen. adjoint, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique desPetroles, Saigon

Trimble,

Trimmer, P.G.H.,W.manager*

A.,David Boulevard

chairman, Apartment

Singapore HarbourHotel,

Board,Manila

Singapore

Tritsch, F., A. B. Cie;,

Trock, E.. partner, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai Saigon

Troller, T., general mgr., Raffles Hotel Ld., Singapore

F250 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Troude, asst., Louis Ogliastro & Go;, Haiphong

Trowell, J. H. A., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., F. M. S.

Truby, E. L., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Trumble,J.,D.D.secy.

Trumble,

Tryner,

H.,

H., controller,

supt. Government

& acct.,of Singapore

Excise, Dept, ofMonopolies

SlipwayExcise, Department; Singapore

Malacca

& Engineering Co., Ltd., Singapore '

Tschudy, A., manager, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, Osaka

Tuck, Joseph, Lawyer, Shanghai

Tudor, D. H., acct., Public Works Dept., Penang

Tufnell, R. S., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Tunn, E. H„ chief detective inspector, Police Dept., Malacca

Turbyfill, W. G., asst>. mgr., Home Insurance Co. of New York, Shanghai

Turnbull,

Turner, A.F.J.,C.,director

mgr., Ipoh Concrete

& secty., LimeHall,

Medical & Marble, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Ltd., Singapore

Turner, D., managing director, British Dispensary, Singapore

Turner, J,G. A.,E., chairman

Turner, assist, controller, Labour

of Directors, Department,

Finance BankingSeremban, Negri

Corporation, Ltd.,Sembilan

Shanghai

Turner, M., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsurumi, Yokohama

Turner, R. N., acting 3rd asst, secty. to Govt., Federal Secretariat, K. L., Selangor

Turner, W. P. W., consul-general for Great Britain, Manile

Tunnnidge, W. A., chief inspector, Waterworksi, P.W.D., Perak

Turton, J., resident inspector, London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Tweedie,

Twist, H. S.,C. asst., LebelSun

E., Rising (China), Shanghai

Petroleum Co., Ltd., Gensan

Twyford, L. H., signs per pro., Central Insurance Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Tyte, S. G., director, Harper, GilfilMn & Co., Ltd., Selangor

Tytler, G. E. B., acting acct., Hongkong and Shanghai Bankirlg Corporation, Harbin

Ullmann,

Ulrich, A.,Rene,

assist.,Diamond

WindsorMerchant, Singapore

Jr Co., Bangkok

Umbhau, H., assist., Ahrens & Co., Yokohama

Umilta,

Unbehaun,Gr. C.Uff.H.,Carlo,

generalminister,

manager,Italian

HumeLegation,

Pipe Co.,Bangkok

Ltd., Singapore

Underdahl, E., superintendent, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Unger, E., asst., Carlowitz & Co, Tientsin

Unjieng, F. C., mgr., Cu Unjieng E. Hijos, Manila

Urable,

Urbanek,T.,F.councillor,

F., generalShanghai Municipal

representative, Council, Shanghai

Skodaworks, Ltd., Shanghai

(Jrquhart, H. W.. partner, Whittall J; Co., Selangor

Urquhart, S. R., assist, supt., Power Station, Municipality, Singapore

Ursch, J., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Usaburo, Y., Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co., Kobe

Vaca, M. R. de la, secty. and acct., Sabater & Co., Manila

Vacher, P., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Vajda, G., manager, G. Vajda & Co., Shanghai

Valberg,

Valdez, P.,E.deputy

H., deputy Shipping

collector, Custommaster, Marine

House, CebuDept., Singapore

Valentine, G., assist., L. Moore & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Valle,

Valtz, H. de, Sub-mgr.,

M., G.H,Finocchiaro National City Bank

Jr Co., Shanghai of hew York, Manila

Valvanne, minister, Finnish Legation, Tokyo

Vanderput, L. T., Cement Spinning Factory, United Engineers, Ltd,, Singapore

Vanderstichelen,

Vangogh, Capt. A.,R,China consul,Merchants’

Belgian Embassy, Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Steam Navigation

Vanston, J. J., surveyor, Surveyor of Ships’ Ortice, Penang

Varekamp,

Varela, A. M.,J., manager,

asst. trea.JrVarekamp

secty., A.JrSorianoay

Co., Medan,

CiaSumatra

Administrations, Manila

Vargas,

Varnum, R.H. M.,

C., director,'

China Consolidated

Credit Tin

Information Smelters.

Bureau, Ltd., Penang

Shanghai

Vassiliadis, Dr., H. C., medical dir., Radium Institute, Shanghai

Vasunia F. P., Vasunia Jr Co, Kobe '

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F251

Vasunia, P. P., Yasunia & Co., Kobe

Yath, C. H., Import Dept., Kuast-tt1 Albers, Canton

Vaughton, E. G., Bayer

Veith, J., assist., installatioti

PharmaengiCo.,;, Municipal

Shanghai Eleetricity Dept., Singapore

Yelde, A. van De, agent, Koninklyke

Velloso, H. E. P. L., Brazilian Ambassador, Paketvaart

TokyoMaatschappij, Penang

Venables, O. E., district officer, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Venning, W. A., consul, Norway, Singapore

Vera, V. F. T. de, mgr., Banco Nacional Uitramarino, Macao

Verbruggen, J. H. A., consul-gen., of Belgium, Batavia

Verdayne, P.,J. mgr.,

Yermeulen, A. J., Paramount Film Service Ltd,, Singapore

asst- mgr.,&Handelsuereeniging “Holland,” Singapore

Vernay,

Vernon, G., H., assist.j

branch Hongkong

acct,, Robinson Shanghai Bank,Kuala

& Co., Ltd., tiaigon

Lumpur, Selangor

Versluis, H., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Vetch, bienri, general manager, French Bookstore, Peiping

\ iborel, L. A., mgr., Toporealty, Surveyors & Civil Engineers, Shanghai

Vicars, J. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Viccajee, F., Viccajee' & Co*., Ld., Shanghai

Viccajee, R., Viccajee & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Vick, V. R., managing director, V. R. Vick & Co., Singapore

Vidal,

Vidal, A.,G., secretaire,

controleur,Societe

Banquedesde Ciments

ITndo chine,Portland

SaigonArtificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Viegelmann, E., Viegelmann & Co., Manila

Vigano, T., asst., S. A. Fiat, Singaipore

Viliemandy,

Villanueva, I.,M.asst., De, Compagnie

Atkins, KrollFranco-Asiatique

& Co., Inc., Manilades Petroles, Saigon

Villarica, Dr. I., Dist, Health Officer, Cebu

Villas, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper

Villas,

Ville, J. R., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks, ShanghaiFrancaisedelTndo-Chine, Saigon

Villiers,E., H.administrateur

R., asst., Gibson,dM4gub, Societe

Anderson, Commerciale

Butler & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Viloudaki, N. A., president, Viloudaki cfc Co., Shanghai

Viloudaki, R. G., vice-ores.,

Vinay, J., Mairie de Haiphong, Haiphong Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai

Vincent, F. E., mgr., Home Insurance Co. of New York, Shanghai

Vincent,

Vincent,J.H.H.M.,F., assistant,

L.,consul

secy., Cornes

Fraser & Co.,Ltd.,

& Neave, Yokohama

Singapore

Viruly, for Netherlands, Singapore

Vissering, C. E., partner, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Vittaly, M. E., gen’l

Vizeuzinovich, manager, Spanish

V., chahcellbr, Claude Neon Lights,Shanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Vleeschouwer, E. de, secty., Belgian Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai

Vliet, S. C. van, manager, L. E. Jansen

Vliet,

Vogel,Th. H., van,

AhrensAccts.

& Co.,& Statistics

Nachf II.,Dept.,

Kobe Koninklyke Paketvaart Maat., Singapore

Vogel, Dr. W. R., Lawyer, Shanghai Tientsin

Vogel, K., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.,

Vogelsang, H., assist., Bayer, Meister (Lucius, Y.G.K., Kobe

Vogelsanger,

Vogt, H., assist., K., signs

DoitsuperSenryo

pro., Diethelm-&Co.,

Gomei Kaisha, Kobe Ld., Bangkok

Vogt, Dr. K., lawyer and legal adviser to German Embassy, Tokyo

Vogue,

Vogue, A.Comte

de, admimstraturg

R.chancellor.

de, president, deldque,

SocieteofSocietd

des des Plantations,

Plantations, d’An-Log,d’An-Log,

Saigon Saigon

Volny, Antonin, Legation Czechoslovakia,

Vongehr, O. E., president, O. E. Vohgehr, Fed. Inc., Hankow Tokyo

Vontobel, R., Ruenzle & StreifLInc, Iloilo

Voogd, N. A. J. de, interpreterj Netherlands Consulate, Kobe

Vories, W. M., president, W. M. Vories & Co., Osaka

Vorlaender, G. A., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Sapporo, Kobe

Vorlaender, G. A., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y.G.K., Kobe

F252! FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Vorlaender, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Yosbein,

Vospar, R.Capt. J., SingoraShanghai

J., inspector, Agency,Waterworks

East AsiaticCo. Go.,Lcb*

Ltd.,Shanghai

Bangkok

?

Vouillemont, G., Societe des (Jiments Portland Artiliciels de l’indoclune, Haiphong.

Vtiet, C. L. Van Der, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Vyse, W. C., consul, shipping office, U.S.A. Gonsulaie, Shanghai

Wachner, C., asst., Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko Gomei, JTokyo

Wachner,

Wachter, K.Max, E., manager,

repres., Schoeller,

Buchandlung Bleckmfihh

GustavPl'Fock,

.oenix Tokyo

Sf ike G. K., Osaka

Waddell, J. S., shipping clerk, British Oohstilate,- Kobe

Waddell, W. M., accountant, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Waddle, R. A., assist, district engineer, Electricity Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Wade, L. H., assist., Baboud, Mary & (Jie., Shanghai

Wade, R. H. D., Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Wadsworth,

Waelchli, J. L., S., assistant

consul formanager, George Osaka

Czechoslovakia, Town Dispensary*

■ Ld. Penang

Waelchli, J., Liebermann Waelchli

Waetcke, R.H. E.,M. China

Waetjen, W., signs per pro., Jebsen

representative, & Co.,& Sielcken,

Erdman Shanghai Shangha

Waggott, W., assistant, Thos. Cook ifc Son,Ld., Kobe

Wagner, E. A. S., chairman of Directors, Peninsula Lights (1930), Ltd., Selangor

Wagner, R. W., manager, Javasche Bank, Padang

Wagner, Dr. W., consul-general for Germany, Kobe

Wagstaff,

Wagstaff, engr., Posts &Posts

J. H., engr., Telegraphs

& TelegraphsDept., Dept.,

Singapore

Province: Wellesley

Wailey, E. V., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Wailey, W., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Wain, M. C., Brittanic Termite Company, Manila

Wainwright,

Waisberg, EL,J.actingN., asst., GuthrieTreasury

treasurer, & Co., Ltd.,Dept.,Singapore

Singapore

Wait, P. R., acct., Chartered Bank of

Waite, D. S., editor, Singapore Free Press, Ltd., India, Australia & China, Bangkok

Singapore

Wake, E. J., assistant, Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Wakefield, F. W., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin & Co., Ld., Penang

Wakefield,

Wakeford, L. T., chartered electrical engineer, WakefordPerak

T. C., medical officer, Butu Gajah Hospital, & Lowndes, Singapore

Wakeford, R.P. O.G. G.,

Wakeham, I., mechanical engineer, Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

Wakelin, J. T., asst., PalmerPatons && Turner,

Baldwins,Shanghai

Ltd!. Shanghai

Walch, E., partner,

Walckhoft, G., mgr.,Inhelder Walcli& Co.,

Rud. Ratjen & Co.,Dairen

Maiula

Wales, C. A., assistant, British Borneo-Timber -Qp,, Sandakan

Wales, C. .R., mechanical engr., P.W.D., Lower Perak, Pera,k

Walford,

Walford, A.Guy,S., vice-consul

assist., British Cigarette

for Gt. BritainCo.., Shanghai

& mgr., Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Walford,

Walker, H.,

A. F., asst.,

asst.,Warner,

Sun Barnes

Life

Assurance e Co., Ltd.,

Co. or Manila Shanghai

Canada,

Walker, A. F., acct., The Texas Co. (P.L), Inc., Manila

Walker, F. G., agent, Hongkong &. Shanghai .Banking Corporation, Foochow

Walker, F. W., signs per,pro, Boustead & Co.-, Penang

Walker, G.G.A.B.,G.,manager,

Walker, auditor, Audit Office, Process

Wilkinson KelantanRubber Co., Ltd., Selangor

Walker, G. C., assist.,'Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

Walker, Capt. G. C., marine supt., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai Jnc., Manila

Walker, G. M., assist., McAuliffe,

Walker, H. B., General Broker, Cebu Davis & Hope, Singapore

Walker, J., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Walker, J. S., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Nagasaki

Walker, O.M.

Walker,

Walker,

P., treasurer, St.&John’s

R., dejr.,M.,R. attorney

University,

N. Walker &counsellor,

Co., Nagasaki TientsinShanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F253

Walker, R. P. S., principal, King Edward VII School, Perak

Walker, W. C., assist., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Walker, W. G., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila

Walker, W. W.,R.,vice-consul

Walkingshaw, for U.S.A.,

medical officer, DistrictSoerabaya

Hospital, Taiping, Perak

Walkinshaw, L. W., Nestle’s Milk

Wall, W., asst., Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan Products (China),

' Ltd., Shanghai

Wallace, A. M. D., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ipoh, Perak

Wallace, C., general mgr., Central Agency, Ld., Shanghai

Wallace, Chas., chairman of directors, Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wallace, H. B. C., medical officer, Medical Dept., Selangor

Wallace,

Wallace, L.R. S.,H.,assist.,

RobertBrown,

Dollar Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Co., Shanghai

Wallace, T.F.,E.Gadelius

Wallden, asst., Paterson,

& Co., Simons

Ld., Osaka & Co., Ltd., Penang

Wallem,A.H.J.,J.,director,

Waller, WallemKelly& Co.,cV Walsh,

Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Waller, G.A.G.,W.,Hongkong

Wallich, & Shanghai

signs per pro., BousteadBanking & Co., Corpn., Singapore

Ltd., Penang

Wallis, F. A., consul for Great Britain, Plankow

Wallis,

Wallis, P.W. R.E.,M.,director,

mgr. forHarrisons,

China, Confederation

Banker & Co.,Life Ld.,Association,

Singapore Shanghai

Wallmsley,

Wal work, G.E. E., manager, Monotype Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Walser, J., assistant, Forbes, Munn & Co., Ld., Manila Bail ways, Selangor

C., district engr, Federated Malay States

Walsh, H. C., consul for Great Britain, Spiirabaya

Waite,

Walters,C.,S.Reuter, Brockelmann

K., manager, Walters&

Manila

Walton, B. S., supt., Mines Dept., Kedah

Waltz, K. H., treas. & actg. sec., Big Wedge Mining Co.,'Manila

Wands,

Wappula,H.,W.,district

assist.,surgeon,

DodwellMedical

& Co1. Dept,,

Shanghai' Sandakah

Ward,

Ward, H„F. D.,Federal

government architect,

Dispensary, Ltd.,Public

KualaWorks Lumpur,Dejjt., Singapore

Selangor

Ward, H. E., dock mgr., Manstield L Co., Ltd., Penang

Ward, J., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Ward, R. S., consul

Ward-Smith, for U.S.A.,

D., manager, Foster,Foochow

McClellan CcL Shanghai

Ward, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld!, Shanghai

Warded, F. A., partner, Whittall & Cd., Selaiigdr

Warded, M. N., partner, Derrick & Qo., Singapore

Warden, W., signs per pro., Moine Cpmte & Co,, Ld., Singapore

Wardle,

Wark, D.,C.Whiteaway,

R., acct.. Mercantile

Laidlaw iBankfc 'Cb.,' ofLtd.,

India, Ltd:, Singapore

Penang

Warneken, E., signs per pro., Melchers

Warren,

Warren, C.H. C., harbour

G.,senior officer, Chinese

asst., deputy

McAulfffe, Davis &Maritime

Hope, Customs, Canton

Penang

WMrren,

Warren, J. J.,

L., Imperial Chemicalcommissioner,

Industries, Excise

Tientsin Dept., Singapore

Warrington, F. W., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Coi, Ld., Shanghai

Wasem, Jr., L., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Penang

Waser, H. O., general manager, Sea Vievv: Hotel, Ld., Singapore

Wassard,

Waterhouse, L. R,F. L.,

managing

director,partner,Wassafd

F’red Waterhouke

Ld., Singapore

Waters,

Waters, D.

J. R.,

L., partner,

branch Waters

manager, &Watson,

Moutrie & Singapore

Go.; Ld., Singapore

Waters,

Watkins,V.It.P.,G.,A.district

S. Watson & Co.,

officer, FireCanton

Brigade, Shanghai

Watkins, T. J. L., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Watson, C-, service mgr., Malayan Motors, Ld., Singapore

Watson, D. J,, assist., Ker

F254 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Watson, E. C., partner^ Waters &advocate

Watson, E. C., barrister-^t-law, solicitor, Watson.& Co., Singapore

Watson,, Singapore

Watson, E. L., propr., World’s End Estate, Selangor

Watson, G. C., assistant, Islay, Kerr & Co., Penang

Watson, G. E.,asst.,

Watson, H., sub-acct.,

controller Chartered BankLabour

of Labour, of India, Australia

Dept., Penangik"^CKina, 'Saigon

Watson, H., assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore

Watson, J. B., assist, engineer, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Watsdn, J.J. E.,

Watson, acct., Caldbeck,

G., deputy director ofMacgregor

Forestry, &S.Co.,

S.;'&Ld.^Shangnai

deputy adviser, F.M.S.

Watson, J. R., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia «fc Chinn,'Penang

Watson, J. S., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

Watson, J. S., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Kaisha, Ltd., Yokohama

Cbrpbratioh,5 Manila

Watson, Sir M., Doctors Sir Malcolm Watson & Barrowan, Kuala Lunipur, Selangor

Watson, M. J. T., secretary, Printers Ltd.,'Singapore

Watson, T., district sunt., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Watt, Charles,

Watt, E., surveyor assist., Lean Surveyor-General

of ships, & Co., Penang Office, Singapore

Watt, E. C., conVl repres, R.C.A.

Watt, J. D., senior assist, architect, Communications, Inc., Shanghai

Public Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Watt, M. J. B., partner, Lean & Co., Penang

Watt, W., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Watters, Dr. H. S., Wuhu General

Watts, A., broker, Watts & Frisk, Tientsin Hospital, Wuliu

Watts, G., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Watts, Capt. C. J. M., supt., Prisons Dept., Kedah

Watts, E. F., asst, agent, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Watts, L. R., wireless eng., Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Watts, T. E., manager, Watts & Co., Tientsin

Watty, L. T., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Waugh, E., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

Waugh, W. L., Henry, Waugh & Co., 'Ld., Penang

Waveren,

Way, C. W.J. L.,C., mgr.,

van, mng. dir.-secty.,Life

Manufacturers & 2ndInsurance

deputy pres., De Javasche Bank, Batavia-

Co., Tientsin

Way, W. H., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

WcalL, T. G., director, Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wearne, W. J., manager, Malayan Motors, Ld,, Singapore

Weaver, J., inspector, Municipal Health Dept., Shanghai

Webb, C. R., chief engr., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Webb, D., engineering staff, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Webb, S., supt., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Webb, W. iS., British Cigarette Co., Ld. Shanghai

Webber, H.

Webber, M. E.,

L., assistant,

district forestMackinnon, Mackenzie

officer, Batang & Co.,Perak

Padang, Shanghai

Weber, C. A., Silk Merchant, Shanghai

Weber, H., partner, H. So.bbe, Hankow

Weber, W., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Webster, D. E., mgr., Jasin Lalang Estate, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Webster, T. G. C., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Malacca

Weckert, H.,A.Carlowitz

Wedgwood, T., assist.,itHarrisons

Co., Canton& Co., Ld., Singapore

Mansfield

Mreeda, A. C., assistant, & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Weeks, E. J., Toyo Babcock Netherlands

Weede, J. M. W., secretary, Legation,

Kabushiki Kaisha, Peiping

Yokohama

Weeks, T. I., director, Atok Gold Mining Co., Manila

Weeks, J. R., sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Weeraratne, G. D. P., proprietor, Stationer’s Hall, Bangkok

Wehry, G. J.E.,M.,F.consul-gen.

Weidrnann, E. Zuellig, for Inc.,Sweden,

ManilaBatavia

Weigall, H. S., director, Tozai Motors,

Weil, T. E., vice-consul, American Consulate, Ltd., Canton

Tokyo

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F255

Weingart, P., manager,

Weinzheirner, L., general Astor HousePampanga

manager, Hotel, Ltd.,Sugar Tientsin

Mills, Manila

Weir, A. H., acct, British-American Tobacco Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Weisberg, H., treasurer, Executive Council, Singapore

Weiss, A., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Weiss, J. B., 1st magistrate, Police' Court, Johore

Weiss, M. Y., Conpagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Welander,

Welborn, H. B., assist., Gadelius United&&Co., Ld., Osaka

Welch, A. T.,J., representative,

director, A. J. Wattie Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Welch,

Weldon,F.Ca,pt.

G., programme

H. A., marine engineer, Shanghai

supt., Straits S.S.Telephone Co., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Singapore

Wellbelove, E., assistant, S. Moutrie i f e Co., Ld., Shanghai

Welham, D. F., resident fengr., Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd., Sibu, Sarawak

Weller, K., manager, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Wells, G. J., managing director, Alexander Clark Co., Shanghai

Wells, H. C., secretary & acct., Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd., Sarawak

Wells,

Wells, James,

J. C. R.,assist, to general agent,

asst, controller, Shanghai Robert Dollar Co.,

Telephone Co., Shanghai

Manila

Wells, T. E., assist., F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, SelangorLd., Shanghai

Wells, M. E. H., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering.Co.,

Wells, W. R., workshop supt., Electrical Tramways Dept., Penang

Welsh, J., asst., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Wendt, H. A., manager, Athletic Supply Co., Manila

Wendt, H., Alhambra

Wennubst, CigarFord

and Cigarette Manufacturing Co.,Co.,Manila

Wentholt, L.H.R.,M.shipping

P., mgr., dept., Dept,,

EasternN.&V.Philippines

Behn, Meyer Shipping SourabayaLtd., Manila

Agency,

Wenzel, K., asst., E. 1. du Pont .de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Wenzl, H., engr. in charge, A. E. G. China Electric Co., Canton

Were,

Werner,C. agent,

S., supervisor,

Messageries Telegraphs

Maritimes,and Saigon

Telephones Dept., Kuching, Sarawak

Werner, L., Cetco, Ltd., Canton

Werner, O., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Wernham, F. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Wernii, A., signs per pro., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Westendoroff,

Westphalen, W.,P.,partner,

partner, Winckler

Mee-Yeh &Handels

Co., Kobe Compagnie, Shanghai

Wetzel, A, Dietheim

Wetzel, G.H.F.,B.,partner, i f e Co,

manager,Harold Ltd., Singapore

BeckerBell,& Taylor,

Co,, Tokyo

Wevill, Bird ifc Co., Tokyo

Weydenthal, G. B. de, Polish Envoy Extra, ifc Minister Plenip. for China, Peiping

Weyler, A., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Wharton, J. A. G., Jag’s Agency, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wheat, G. M., civil engr.. Fogden, Brisbane

Wheeler, A. C., assist, architect, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Wheeler, A. H. L., senior supt,, DOpt. of Excise, Penang

Wheeler, Dr. L. R., inspector of School, Education Dept., Penang

Wheldon, D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Whitacre, P. F., secy., Baguio Gold Mining Co;,' Manila

Whitaker, F., asst.. Batons

Whitaker, R, civil engineering & construction dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Whitamore, F. H., Donnell & Bielfield, Tientsin

Whitamore, R. A., Whitamore & Co., Tientsin

Whitchurch, C. A., assist., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Selangor

White, A. A., Jardfne, Matheson & Go., Ld., Shanghai

White, A. R., senior supt., Survey Dept., Perak

White, A. V., broker, White & Co., cb mng. dir., Whitsons, Ltd., Shanghai

White, C. O., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

’White, C. P., partner, White, Page

F256 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

White, D. C., asst. Dist. Officer, Sibu, Sarawak

White, D. T., veterinary surgeon, Viterinary Department, Penang

White, D. W., asst., New Zealand Insurance Ooi, Ltd., Shangiiai

Wiiite,

White, E.E. E., sub-mankger.,

S., chief Natibrial City

engr., international BankCo.,

lixport of New,

Ltd., York, Tippt^iti

Nanking-

White, G. H., machinery dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.,'Shanghai

White, G. H.,

White, H. Aug.,tidesurveyor & harbour

partner, White & Co.,'master, Chinese Mafitime'Customs, Kongmoon.

Shanghai

White, H. O., broker, White & Co., Shanghai

White, J. C. S., assist, secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapdre '[■ ’

White, O., consul-general for Great Britain, Osaka

White,

White, T.R. F.,

H., advtg.

assistant,

dept.,Harrisons, BarkerDaily

Xorth. China ar Co.,News

Ld.,

Herald.Luikpur!, Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

Whitehead, C. C., director, Scott, Hardifig & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whitehead,

Whiteley E. W.C., H., assist., British

representative, Cigarette

Met-Yick Co., Shanghai

Electrical Ex. Co.,;Ltd., Brn^kpore

Whitewright, J. A., asst, secretary, Tientsin

Whitfield, F. C., acct. & partner, Hope Co., Amoy Race Club, Tientsin

Whitfield, F. C., managing proprietor, Hope Co., Amoy

Whitfield, L. D., headmaster, Anderson School, Ipoh, Perak

Whitley, Major N. H. P.., acting chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore

Whitman, G., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co;, Yokohama

Whitmore, Jr., It., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whitney,

Whittaker,J. H.,S., McGregors,

electrical supt.,

Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whittall, H. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Whittall, L. H., acting consul-general for Great Britain, Osaka

Whittall, R. H., branch mgr., North China Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Whittemore, N. C., Christian Literature Society of Korea, Seoul

Whittemore, W. D., manager, National City Bank of New York, Dairen

Whitteridge, G. C., vice-consul for Britain, Batavia

Whittey, N. A. P., puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

Whitting, P., assist., British Cigarette Co,, Shanghai

Whittington, R., acting consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Whyte, R. P., supt., Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Whytte, M. W, sub-acctl; Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, K. L., Selangor

Wiant, P. P., director, Union Architectural Service, Foochow

Wichdorff, G. H. von., mgr., Surgical Instruments Dept., C. Kelling, Inc., Manila

Wichers, Dr. C. G. van B., president, Java Bank, Batavia

Wichers, J. H., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kelantan

Wichmann, W., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Dairen

Wichers, Dr. G. G. van B., pres., De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Wicken, Th. V., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Wicks, E. S. Piquet, asst., Stevenson & Co-, Cebu

Widenfelt, J., interpreter, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Widmann, A., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Widmer, A., signs per pro., Diethelm

Widmer, G., asst., Banque de LTndo-Chine, Sharnghai

Widmer, H. J., tres., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wieda, H., Klingelnberg & Wieda, Shanghai

Wiener, M., attorney & counsellor-aLlaw, Rodger & Co., Shanghai

Wierink, J. J., signs p.p., Holland China Trading Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Canton

Wiersum, K. F., director, M. S. Wiersum & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Wiersum, M. S., managing-dir., Wiersum & Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Yokohama.

Wiggs, J. R., secretary and treasurer, Harbour .Boards Singapore

Wilbraham, P., engineer, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Wilbur, H. M., sub-acct,, National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Wilckens, C., Weinberger & Co., Kobe

WTild, J., director, China Printing

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F25tr

Wild,

Wilde,J.J.E.,de,acting

mgr., secty., Swiss Consulate,

Nederlandsche Singapore N.Y., Shanghai :

Handel-Maatschappij,

Wilde,

Wilhelm, Or. F., barrister-at-law, Musso, FischerSteamships,'

L. R., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific A Wilhelm, Ltd.,

ShanghaiF'okohatna

WilkenS, C., Weinberger & Co., C., Kobe

Wilkie, C. A. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. N.C.), J/l., Shanghai

Wilkie, J.,

Wilkie, asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Oairerir

Wilkins,K.II.D.,I’.,assist., Malayan

news editor, Tobacco

M>mi(cb Distributors,

'Daily Singapore

Bulletin, Manila

Wilkinson, A. B., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai,

Wilkinson, B., director, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ld., Selangor, '

Wilkinson, E.G. S.,H.,chartered

Wilkinson, mgr., Theo.accountant,

H. DaviesThomson

& Co., Ltd, Shanghai

Manila

Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, G- H,

H. V, vice-president,

partner, Earnshaw

Mackinnon, Docks && Co,

Mackenzie Honolulu Imh Works, Manila

Shanghai

Wilkinson, T. C. S, partner, Donaldson,

Will, E, export dept, Melchers & Cd, Tientsin B’shaw, Ad., Sob & NotiMes Pub, S^iOre

Will,

Will, J.Dr.H.E,B,consul for Finland,

solicitor, Gibb & Co, Tientsin

Perak

Willan, H. B.,

Willbourn, agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank,Gajafij

Malacca

Willcox, ,1. E.J, S, director,

assistant, Geological

Dunlop Rubber Dept,

Co, Batu

Tientsin Perak

Widens, B, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada,

Willgress, R. E, analyst, Municipal Health Dept, Singapore Shanghai;

William, A. M, charge engineer. Municipality, Singapore

Williams, A., asst, official assignee, Bankruptcy Dept, Malacca

Williams,

Williams, A, officiating crownNorth

counsel, Attorney-General’s Dept, Shanghay

Singapore

Williams, A.A. A,H, accountant,

Harrisons, Barker China

it Co.. Daily News and Herald,

Ltd, Singapore

Williams, A. J, mill mgr., Bombay Burmah Trading Cprpn, Ltd, Bangkok

Williams, C. H, health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board,.Perak

Williams, C. H, U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, C. J, assist, Asiatic Petroleum Cb (North China), Ld, Shanghai

Williams, C.C. L.L, L,assistant,

Williams, Asiatic

assistant, Petroleum

Shanghai Co. (North, Ld.,

Waterworks‘Co.' China), Ld-> ShqhglVai

Shanghai 1

Williams, E.,

Williams, C. V, mgr.

accountant, Eastern

BritishExtension,

Embassy,Australia

Peiping ife China

J Telegraph Co.^tTobdiOW' .

Williams, E, assist, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Williams, E, timbers & sawmills'dept, British Borneo Timber Co.; Ltd,-HWlakan

Williams, E. T, commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Williams, F. L, assist. Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S.

Williams, F. S, commercial attache, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Williams, G. A, assist, British Cigarette Go, Shanghai

Williams, H. S, representative dir.; Cooper, Findlay & Cd.,' Ltd, Kobe

Williams, I, mgr, Malaya Dispensary, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Williams, K. H, mgr, Marshall Field & Co, Manila

Williams, L. A, branch manager, Prudential Assurance Co, Ld, Singapore

Williams, L. L, mgr, Singapore Improvement Trust/Singapore

Williams, L. Trevor, partner, Gibb & Co, Perak

Williams, P. M, deputy general mgr, Dunlop Plantation, Htd, Malacca

Williams, R, asst, Luneta Mator Co, Manila

Williams, Jr, R. K, export dept, Melchers & Co, Tientsin

Williams, R: S, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Yokohama

Williams, S. E, assist, British Cigarette Co, Shanghai

Williams, S. E, clerk, commercial office, American Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, T. H, div. manager, Telegraph Go, Singapore

Williams, W. G, Travel Dept, American Express Co, Inc, Shanghai

Williams, W. H, assist, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.),Ld, Shanghai

Williams, W. J, director, Electrical Dept, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Williams, W. R, supt, Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc, Manila

F258, FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Williams, W., Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., Manila

Williamson, A. R., marine supt.,

Williamson, Richard, partner, Drew Jardine, Matheson

& Napier, & Co., Ld. Shanghai

Singapore

Williamson, S. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, K.L., Selangor

Willington,

Willis, A. J..C.assistant,

M., mining engineer,MacGregor

Caldbeck, Raub Australian

& Co., Ld.,GoldShanghai

Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Willis, F. J. E., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Changsha

Willis, L., asst., Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Willis, W. A., engineer, Shanghai YVaterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Willmott, W. H., assistant, Peterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore

Willoquet, G., consul

Wills, D., supt. of Landfor&France, Manila

Registrar of Titles, Land Office, Kelantan

Wills, G. M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wills,

Wills, R. A. C., Travers & Sons, Ltd., Singapore

Willy, W. R., assistant,

Haenssgen, AsiaticCarlPetroleum

assistant, Co. (Philippine

Zeiss K .K., Tokyo Islands), Ld., Manila

Willys, R. Peck, counsellor of Embassy, U.S.A., Nanking

Wilpert,

Wilshaw,Dr. H., p.p.a.,

R.G.EL, Bayer

chemist, Pharma Co.,Dept.,

Agricultural Shanghai

b’.M.S.

Wilson, A. C., resident engr., water supply, Public Works Dept., Penang

Wilson, Capt. A. O., secretary, British Consulate, Harbin

Wilson, A.R.

Wilson, C. L. D., assistant.signs

Crawhall, Union Insurance

per pro., BorneoSociety of Canton,

Co., Ltd., Ld., Shanghai

Bangkok

Wilson, Dr. C. S., surgeon, Medical & Health Dept., Selangor

Wilson, D., supt., slaughter houses, Municipal Health Dept., Singapore

Wilson, E.D. E.,

Wilson, H., cashier,

Crosse &FarBlackwell,

Eastern Ld., Singapore,

Review, Shanghai

Wilson, E. H., headmaster, High School, Malacca

Wilson,

Wilson, G. G., deputy accountant, Singapore Traction Co.,Shanghai

E. O., chief analyst, Public Health Department, Ld., Singapore

Wilson, G. L., partner, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Wilson, G. P., building material dept., Sime, Darby & Co:, Ld., Singapore

Wilson, H., consulting mining engineer, Singapore

Wilson,

Wilson, Hon. Mr. C.,Fraser

J., partner, contr. &ofCo.,

Labour, Malaya, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore

Wilson, J. B. M., Pregrave & Matthews, Penang

Wilson, J. G. P., manager, Dodwell Co., Ld., Foochow

Wilson, J. H., asst, general mgr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilson, J. EL, National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Wilson, K. G.,

Wilson, R., res.asst., Bangkok Dock

representative, Co., Ltd.,

Imperial Bangkok

Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ld., Bangkok

Wilson, L. R. partner, Drakeford, Davis & Wilson, Shanghai

Wilson, N. W., representative, Cameron & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Wilson, P., machinery inspector, Vehicles Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, P., assistant, Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Wilson, P. J., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co.,Ltd., Soochow

Wilson, asst. supt. of Revenue Surveys, Survey Dept., Malacca

Wilson, R., timber dept., British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., British North Borneo

Williams, W. G., travel dept., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Wilson, R. C., mgr., United Press, Associations, Inc., Manila

Wilson, R. D., assist., Storch Brothers, Selangor

Wilson, R. G., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore^

Wilson, R. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Wilson, S. J., manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Wilson, S. J., president, Asiatic Commercial Corpn., Manila

Wilson, S. S., assistant .electrical engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, T., health officer, Lower Perak, Perak

Wilson, T. E., inspector, Municipal Revenue Dept., Shanghai

Wilson, T. W. R., assist, land surveyor, Public Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wilson, V. B., managing director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS.

Wilson, W. D. F., agent, Jardine, Matheso'n & Co., Ltd., Nanking

Wilson, VV. J., supt. engineer, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Windle, C. G., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore! " .v / .1

Winney, G.G. E.J., F..Thomas

Windle, asst., Gattey

Cook & &Son, Bateman, Inc., Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Winning, F. F., signs per pro., W. II. Winning &: Co., Dairen

Winning, S.W.D.,H.,president,

Winship, proprietor.Eastern

W. H. Isles

Winning Import& Co.,

Co., Mukden

Manila

Winson, Y. H., director of Telegraphs

Winter, E., manager, E. Winter & Co., Tientsin and Telephones and engr.-in-chief, F.M.S.

Winter, H. B., proprietor,

Winterniz,A.,K.,engineer,

asst., Warner, H. B. Winter,

Barnes Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Manila

Winther, A. Corrit, Shanghai

Wise, E. S., assist,, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Wise,

Wiseman, G., Legislative Council, Colonial Employers

N. S., manager for Malaya, National Mutual Insce. Co., Singapore

Govt., Singapore

Wiseman, G. E., assist., Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wiseman, Capt. G. R., harbour master, Marine Dept., Perak

Wisher, J.,Dr.British

Wissler, Legation,

H., assist., EscherPeiping

Wyss Engineering Works, Ld., Tokyo

Wistrand, T. H., first secretary, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Wit,

Wit, C. de, manager,

W. J.R.D.E.,de,British Handels

passageCigarettevereeniging,

dept., Eastern & “Philippines

Holland,” Singapore

Shipping Agencies, Ld., Manila

Witsche,

Witschi, K. E., British Cigarette Co., ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Witt, Clyde A. De, lawyer, De Witt, Perkins k, Brady, Manila

Witt, E. de, lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Manila

Witt,

Witt, L.W. A.,de,partner,

assist., Glathe &&Witt,

Dodw^ell Shanghai

Co., Ld.,

Wittenbecher, W., assist., Klingelnberg &Kobe

Wieda, Shanghai

Witting, Dr. P., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Wizanski, A. M., mng. dir., Polish-Chinese

Wobser, TL, chancellor, German Embassy, Peiping Trading Corpn., Shanghai

Woehrmann, P., asst., Kunst &

Woelcken, H., Mee Yeh Handelk Co., Shanghai Albers, Harbin

Woerden,

Woessner,H., Dr. F.mgr.,

A. van,

G.,partner, A.acting

Kellerconsul-general

Ed.Bergmann Manilafor the Netherlands, Mhcia/>

Wohlers,

Woidt,

Wolf, A.H.J.,H.,assist.,

secty.,F.M.S.

A.E.G.Railways,

China Electric Co., Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wolf,

Wolf, E.E. H.

M. K.,K., manager,

assistant, Carrels,

Rieser &Borner

Co., Inc.,& Co.j

Chei'Changsha

po

Wolf, P., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Wolfe,

Wolfe, A., C.,manager, Java CarlSea &Crow,

Fire Insurance Co., Singapore

Wolfe, S.C. W., accountant,

general manager for theInc., Far Shanghai

East, G. T. Fulford Col, Ld., Shanghai

Wolff, E., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Wolff, J. P., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Wolff, T. J., president, T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc., Manila

Wolflisberg, H., assist., Nestle ik Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co-, Manila

Wolfson, J. N., lawyer, Manila

Wollaston, A. C., supt, of Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wolstenholme, J. B., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Wolter, J., manager, Carl Wolter & Co., Mukden

Womack, R. R., representative, Jardine Engineering Cbrporatidh,’ Shanghai

Wood, A. J., assistant, Nielsen & Malcolm, Hankow

Wood, C. H., Swatow Pilotage Service, Swatow

Wood, F. H., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taibowie, Chosen

Wood, G. F., assist., Nestle

Wood, J. B., mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Penang

Wood, L. B., director, Deacon & Co.,: Ld.; Canton

F260 FOREIGN EESIDENTS

Wood, L. D., manager,-Straits Trading Co., Ld., Penang

Wood, L. J., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wood, M. W., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Mukden

Wood, N. G., assist., Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Wood, T. H., Distribution Dept., Shanghai Gas Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Wood, T. Y., accountant, Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Wood, W. C., assist., International Export Co., Hankow

Woodfield, Wm. C., river police supt., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Woodfine, R. W , port captain, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Woodford, E. G., Indo China S. N. Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Woodford, E. C, wharf supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Woodhead, H. G. W., editor, China Year Book, Shanghai

Woodhead, R G., editorial dept., North-China Daily News Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Woodhead, R G., senior clerk, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Woodroffe, J. D. A., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Woods, D. B., Carnes A Co., Yokohama

Woods, H. V. M., 2nd boarding officer, Marine Dept., Penang

Woods, John L., barrister-at-law, Cowdy & Jones, Ipoh, Perak

Woods, L. R, asst, mgr., United Exporters, Ld., Singapore

Woodward, W., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Kobe

Wpolcombe, M. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Woolhouse, C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Soochow

Woollen, J. J., managing director, Woollen, Vosy & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Wooller, E. S., proprietor, E. S.. Wopller & Co., Tientsin

Woollertan, E. N. C., assist, representative, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Worden, B. R., asst., Eastman Kodak & Co., Shanghai

Worley, N. A., acting attorney-general, Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Wormald, John, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Wotherspoon, J., assist., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wotherspoon, J. W., act. mgr., Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Ld., Singapore

Wotherspoon, N. S., director, Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Woutman, M. H., pres., N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappy, Batavia

Wraight, F. E., technical asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Wright, Francis, solicitor, Cross & Wright, Negri Sembilan

Wright, F. J., asst, forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Wright, G. H., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Wright, H. A., Smallwood & Co., Peiping

Wright, H. E., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Wright, H. E., manager, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wright, H. G., secretary and treasurer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Wright, J., Wharf Dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Wright, L., mgr., Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wright, M. P., engr., Fogden Brisbane Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wright, R. A., veterinary surgeon, Municipality, Malacca

Wright, S., gaoler, grade II, Prisons'Dept., Singapore

Wright, W., asst, sales manager, National Carbon Co., Shanghai

Wright, W. C. P., financial officer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wright, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld-, Selangor

Wuebcken, Dr. H., p. p. a., Bayer Pharma Co., Tientsin

Wulfsohn, L., manager, Wulfsohn, Inc., Tientsin

Wurtzburg, C. E.,. director. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wutz, J., signs per pro, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Wyatt, S. J., Whang Poo Tug & Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wyatt-Smith, S., consul, for Great Britain, Swatow

Wyatt, W. Ii., supt., Government Printing Office, Selangor

Wychgel, W., Behn, Meyer

Wyckoff, F. T., manager, American Foreign Insurance Association, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F26U

Wyeth, R., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Wyga, G., Forest Dept., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Wyllie, H. M., director, Aldens’ Successor (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Wynne, M. Li, chief police officer, Police Dept., Singapore

Wynne, M. U., Acting Commissioner, Johore

Wyss, O., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.., Manila

Xavier, Rev. Brother, president, De La Salle College, Manila

Yakooninikoff, N. N., dir., Underwriters Sav. Bank for Far East, Inc., S’hai

Yannoulatos, E. P., dir., Yannoulatos Bros., aotg. consul-gen. for Greece, Shanghai

Yannoulatos, N. P., signs p. p., China Merchants’ Pongee Association, Chefoo

Yannoulatos, P. P., signs p. p., China Merchants’ Pongee Association-, Chefoo

Yarrow, R. V., Duncan & Co., Shanghai

Yates, E. C., tech, director, Radio Service Co., Singapore

Yates, G., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yates, K. R., asst., Sagil Estate, Johore

Yates, T. M., Sharebroker, Shanghai

Yates, W. C., assist., Eastern Underwriters, Ld., Shanghai

Yausheff, N. Z., Export Dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Yearns, K. J., consul for U. S. A., Tientsin

York, F. A., asst, supt., Police Dept., Penang

Yorke, R. H., inspector, Police Department, Penang

Yorke, R. W., asst, commissioner, Police Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Young, A. Morgan, editor, Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Yeung, C., general manager, Macondray & Co., Manila

Young, C., president, Young & Baldwin, Inc., Manila

Young, C. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Young, C. D., propr. & mgr., Young, L. J., Penang

Young, C. F., secy., Advertising & Publicity Bureau,.Ltd., Singapore1

Young, C. K., president, American Engineering Corporation (China), Shanghai

Young, D. G., managing director, Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Young, D. M., mng. dir., Far East Advertising Agency & vice-consul for Greece, Kobe-

Young, E. C., Loup & Young, Tientsin

Young, E. V., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai.

Young, F. BL, assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Young, F. M., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Young, H. J., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Young, J. R., business manager, The Japan Advertiser, Tokyo

Young, J. W., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Young, K. L., American Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Young, M. C., assist., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Young, P. E., Technical Dept., Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Young, R. A., manager, Magill & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Young, R. C., building surveyor, Public Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Young, R. F. S., electrician, Telegraph Co., Ltd., Singapore

Young, S. C., deputy commissioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Young, Y. C., assistant, North China Daily News

Young, Y. P., mng.-director, Eastern Optical Co., Singapore

Young, W., consul for U.S.A., Tientsin

YT«ung, Dr. W., State Medical & Health Officer, Selangor

Young, W. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Penang

Young, W. J., local manager, British-Malayan Petroleum Co., Ld., Kuala Belait, Brunei

Youngson, A., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Youtman, A. W., assist., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Selangor

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Yule, K. G., assist., Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Yulo, Jose, director, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Yussim, M., assist., Thomas Cook & Son, Kobe

Yzelman, A. E., mng. director, C. Grenier & Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Yzelman, R. G. G., joint mgr. & secty., C. Grenier & Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Zalazar, J., gen. pres., International Marine Union of Philippines, Manila

Zanker, H., secretary, German Consulate, Canton

Zapatta, I. B., gen. mgr., People’s Press, Inc., Manila

Zapf, L., John Landahl, Inc., Manila

Zaragoza, S., vice-pres., Philippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Zartcin, Engineering Dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd:, Shanghai

Zehnder, H. R. S., barrister^at-law, Zehnder Bros., Malacca

Zehnder, W. E., barrister-at-law, Zehender Bros., Malacca

Zemin, A. J., Chien Hsin 'Engineering Co., Shanghai

Zieber, F. TL, mgr. (Merchandise Dept.), Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

Ziegfeld, F. F. C., signs p.p., Erdman & Sielcken, Semarang

Ziegler, Th., Technical Dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Ziegler, L., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Zieler. I., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ziesel, Wilhelm, manager, Siemens China Co., Hankow

Ziesemann, W., asst, mgr., Mar-Kuo, Ltd., Shanghai

Zimmerman, V. R., Harrisons, King Irwin, Shanghai

Zirn, Dr. Med., Clinic Dr. Zirn Dr. Schmidt, Kdbe

Zlokasoff, C. N., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Zobel, E., Ayala & Co., Manila

Zobel, J., tres., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Zoboli, A. C., secretary, San Miguel Brewery Inc., Manila

Zoff, G. J. J., Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Zollenkop, W., branch mgr., C. lilies & Co., Manila :

Zschaecr, H., Reuter, Brocklemann

Zuber, M., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Seoul

Zuelf, E. V., mgr., Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Zuellig, F. E., pres., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zuliani, P., assist, superintendent, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Zumsteg, E., assist., General Motors, Shanghai

Zuzarte, A. P., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

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CERAMIC COLOURS AND CHEMICALS

BLYTH COLOUR WORKS, METALLIC Manufacturers and Exporters of

LMITED, OXIDES: Tin, Zinc,

Lead, Chromium, Cobalt, Cop-

Cresswell, per, Manganese, etc.

Stoke-on-Trent, GROUND MATERIALS: Felspar,

Cornish Stone, Whiting Flint,

ENGLAND. Quartz, Fluorspar, Cryolite, etc.

Telephone iVb'- COLOURS, GLAZES, ENAMELS,

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Contractors

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DIAMONDS AND CARBONS

For MINERAL BORING and PROSPECTING

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<32 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

HONE STONES

THE WATER OF AYR & TAM O’SHANTER HONE WORKS, LTD.,

105, Cambridge Street, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.

“TAM O’SHANTER” Hones for sharpening Joiners’ Tools, Razors, Penknives, Sheep

Shears, Axes and Hedge knives- Curriers’ and Tanners’ Sharpening Stones. Also

Blocks for Polishing, Lithographers’ Blocks, Brass, Zinc, and Silver Plate. Copper

Plates and Pollers, Marble, etc. The Finest Sharpening and Polishing Stones in the

Market. Received Hon. mention Paris Exhibition, 1878; Gold Medals, London Interna-

tional Exhibitions 1885 and 1890.

ORE SEPARATOR

Latest Development in

Ore Separation

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Ore Separator

GREATER OUTPUT

GREATER EFFICIENCY

LESS COST

The Rapid Magnetting Co., Ltd.

LOMBARD STREET,

BIRMINGHAM,

ENGLAND.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G3

PRINTERS’ MACHINERY

LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED

Manufacturers of Printers’ Machinery.

Head Office: 9, Kingsway, London. Works: Altrincham, England.

Branch'Offices in:

China: li>0, Ayeiiiie' Edward YJI, Sh!anghai; 1, Duddell Street, Hongkong;

M. Genfer, 1, Aptekarskaya Street, Harbin.

Straits Settlements: 68, Ttihinson Road, Singapore.

Netherlands East Indies: Thibaultweg 1, Batavia-C.

SCREWING MACHINES

JOSHUA HEAP & Co., 12 inches, and Single and

Ltd., Oldham Road Eng- Multiple Head Bolt Screw-

ineers’ Tool Works, Ashton- ing and Nut Tapping

under-Lyne, England. Tele- Machines with Chaser and

grams : “Heap Ltd. Ashton- Tangential Dies up to 4

under - Lyne.” Telephone inches diam. Stocks and

Nos. 1.868 and 1869 (2 Dies, Pipe Cutters, Pipe

lines),

Machines,Pipeall sizesScrewing

up to Wrenches, Taps, etc.

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

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■ Absorbent Cotton Wool Alloys & Metals

BAILEY, ROBERT & SON, Ltd., Dysart DELTA METAL CO, LTD.

Street,

MarriottGreat

Street Moor, (Incorporating Heaton & Dugard, Ltd.)j

Stockport, (Pro-

Mills, Stockport and'

prietors of ThhCynta Manufacturing

?l

Non-Ferrous

(Forged MetalsCast,.

Stamped, and Rolled,

Alloys

• Co.)—Telegrams: “ Undisputed Stock- Extruded and Drawn.)

port. Telephone: 3006/7 Great Moor. Trade Marks:

Also Manufacturers of all other kinds

of Surgical Dressings, and “Cynta” “ Delta,” “ Deltroid,” “ Dixtrubo,”

Hygienic Specialities

Children. — (Illustratedfor Ladies

Booklet and

on “Dixtampo.”

request.) Head Office and Works:

Advertising Signs & Letters Delta Works, East Greenwich, London,

S.E. 10. Works also at Dartmouth Street,

WILDMAN & MEGUYER, (1933), Ltd., Love

Street,Lane, Lister Street,

Birmingham. and: Heneage

Cables “ Delta,

Sandpits

mingham. Enamel Works, Central

Telephone: Parade, 1768.

Bir-

London.”

Telegrams : “Alphabet,- Birmingham^'

(The name and address of the above

advertisers Aluminium

issue nnder anwaserroneous

inserteddescription).

in the 1937

ALUMINIUM UNION LIMITED.

Address: Bush House, Aldwych,

Aerated Water Machinery London,

Shanghai; W.C.2. 702,

and atAsahi

2, Peking Road,

Building,

BARNETT & FOSTER, Ltd, Niagara Nakanoshima, Osaka. Cables: “Alulim,.

Works,

London.”London, N.l. Tel. Add: “Drinks,London.”

Agents:

Aerated Water Machinery SHEWAN TOMES & CO.,

Manufacturers P.O. Box 115b, Hongkong.

HAYWARD-TYLER ASIA ALUMINIUM COMPANY

Engineers, Luton, Beds,& Co, Ltd,

England. 403, Shingin Building,

Higashi-ku, Imabashi,.

Osaka.

Telegrams: “Tylerox, Luton.”

 BRITISH MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTURERS <35

Aluminium Powder Manufacturers Bakelite Sheets, Tubes &c.

ENGLISH METAL

West Drayton, POWDEREngland.

Middlesex, Co., Ltd.,

ATTWATER ^

Aluminium Producers PRESTON, LANCS.

BRITISH ALUMINIUM Co., Ltd. Head

Office: Adelaide House, King William BAKELITE SHEETS, TUBES, ETC.,

Street,London,E.C. 4. Cables: “Cryolite,

London.” A.B.C., Bentley’s, Western MICA, LEATHEKOID, PRESSPAHN,

Union (5 letter). Aluminium Ingots, and all Insulating Materials for

Sheets,Alloys,

Cable, Tube, Bar,

etc. Rod, Sections, Wire, Electrical Manufacturers.

Shanghai: Enquiries to:—

A. R. BURKILL & SONS, Ltd.,

20, Canton Road (P. O. Box 253.) Baking Powder

BORWICK GEO. & SONS,1, Bunhill

Powder Manufacturers, Ltd., Baking

Row,

Anti-Fouling Composition London, E.C. I. Telpph. National 3073.

MORAVIA

POSITION” Co., . ANTI-FOULING

Ltd.. The, OfficesCOM-and

Works at Anchor

ton, London, S.E.and7. Hope Lane, Charl-

Moravanti, Wol- STEELEBall and Pebble Mills

London. & COWLISHAW,

Cooper Street, Engineers,

Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent.

Telegrams: Steelshaw Phone Stoke-on-

Asbestos Trent. Telephone: 2100 Stoke on-Trent.

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co.,

Ltd., Rochdale. Tel. Ad: “Turners, Bedsteads

Rochdale.” Spinners, Weavers and

Manufacturers

cluding Fibre, ofYarn,

Asbestos Goods,Cloth,

Packings, in-

Proofed Goods Webbing,

fSheeting,Fine

TapeListing

and BEDSTEADS

Rings). Tubing,

for

Paper,Electrical Purposes, Millboard,

Jointing Compressed

(“C.A.F.”), Asbestos Fibre

Non-Conducting 144

.Compositions,

Lagging. Mattresses, Fibre Rope

^ yx X

Asbestos Manufacturers

BELDAM ASBESTOS COMPANY THE GUARANTEE OF GOOD QUALITY

LIMITED.

Road. LascarMiddlesex.

House, Staines—

W. N. Hounslow,

A. Smalley

Queen’s FITTER BROS. Ltd.,

Building, Ice House Street, Hong- “PYRAMIDS" BRAND BEDSTEADS*

kong. Tel.3, 26433.

FITTER BROS., LTD.

Bedford Bedstead Works,

B ! 88/91, Pritchett Street, Birmingham.

Bakelite TAUNTON JOHN & JOSEPH* Ltd.,

ATT WATER

Manufacturers

Electrical of Highest Qualities

Insulation. Manufacturers for Brass,Street,

Iron Spring HUVBirmingham.

and Wood Bedsteads,

to British Admiralty. ’ Wire Mattresses, Brass-foundry, Shop

Fittings, etc. — :.

G6 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Belting Bookbinders’ Cloth

JAMES DAWSON & SON LIMITED, WINTER BOTTOM BOOK CLOTH Co.r

Ltd:, ’ ’ ( The), 12, Newton Street,

Lincoln, England. Manchester.

“Lincona” Balata Belting

“Weltona” Hair Belting

“Dorsona” Leather Belting Bowling Green Bowls

Dawson’s “F.S.R.” Rubber Belting

“Speedona” Endless Moulded “V” TAYLOR-ROLPH

gerald Co., Ltd. The

Works, Mortlake, Fitz-

London,

Eppes B.W 14, '

Manufacturers for export.

Enquiries invited.

Cable Add: Dawsons, Lincoln. Brick, Tile and Pipe Machinery

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co., WHITEHEAD, JOHN & Co,,. Ltd.,

Ltd., Rochdale. Tel. Ad: “Turners, Brick, TileWorks,' and Pipe-making Machinery,

Rochdale.” Textile Beltings of all Albert Syke Street, Preston,

England. Tel. Ad: “Brictile.”

Types.

Billiard Tables

THOS. PADMORE & SONS, 118, Briquette Machinery

Edmund Street, Birmingham. Tables

all sizes, New arid'Reconditioned, and HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co,, Ltd.,

all Accessories. Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

mouth Street, Leeds.

Biscuit Machinery Manufacturers

VICARS, Ltd., T. & T., Earlestown,

Newton-le-Willows, England. Tel. Ad: Brush Makers (Wholesale Toilet)

“Vicars, Earlestown.” HINDES Ltd. (Makers of both Bristle

Boilers (Heating, Hot Water) & Wire Rubber Cushion, Hair Brushes.

CRANE LTD., 45-51, Leman Street, Patentees of Hindes’ Hair Wavers and

London, E.l. the “Tinglow” Body Friction Brush),

Bolts and Nuts 5’ Gt. Queen Street, Kingsway, London,

W. C. 2. Works: Bromsgrove Street,

Birmingham.

‘‘ADMIRAL.”

BRAND

BLACK AND BRIGHT C

BOLTS 8c NUTS

Carbon Brushes for Dynamos,

Electric Motors, etc.

MORGAN

Battersea CRUCIBLE Co., Ltd.,Church

Works, Battersea (The),

Road, London,

Battersea 2250. S.W. 11. Telephone:

ADMIRAL Cash and Document Boxes

THOS. WM. LENCH, LTD. DUNN & TAYLOR,

Birmingham. Burbury ofStreet,

. Manufacturers Cash

BLACKHEATH, BIRMINGHAM. and Document Boxesfirmsuitable for all

Tel. No.: 1151 Blackheath. markets. The only who specialize

in these lines.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS GT

Cement Church Goods and Devotional

ASSOCIATED PORTLAND CEMENT Articles

MANUFACTURERS, Ltd. BURNS OATES & WASHBOURNE,

Portland Cement. Ltd., 43-45, Newgate Street, London,

“ Ferrocrete,” The Rapid Hardening |i E.C. All 1. Tel.

kinds Ad:

off “Washbourne,

Church Goods London.”'

and' Devo-

Portland Cement. tional Articles. Altar Plate, Ecclesiasti-

“ Sndwcrete,” British White cal Brasswork andRosaries,

Woodwork. Statuaryr

Portland Cement. Medals, Pictures, Prayerbooks.

“ Colorcrete,” Coloured Portland Catholic

for Publications of all kinds. Send

Catalogues.

Cement.

“Cdllamix” Waterproof Portland

Cement. Cinematograph Film Exporters

Head

Street, Office: Portland London,

Westminster, House, Tothill

S.W.l. M. BAER,

Telegrams: London.”

“Assoporcem, Pari, The Continental Film Exchange^

176, Wardour Street,

London. W. 1.

Chalk (Precipitated)

LEVERMORE. A., & Co.. Ltd., 110, Can- Coke, Digging & Manure Fork

non Street. London, E.C. 4. (And all Manufacturers

other Chalks and Crayons). PEARSON F. G. & Co. (Sheffield), Ltd.

Hope works, Sheffield 3.

Chemical Apparatus Manufacturers Collapsible Gate Manufacturers

THERMAL

“VITREOSIL” SYNDICATE,

Pure FusedLtd.,Quarts-

The, ACME METAL WORKS (1921), Ltd„-

orWa.llsend,

Silica. Northumberland.

Head Office and London

Works: Great West Road, Brentford, Midd-

Office & Depot: 12-14, Old Pye Street. lesex.

Westminster, S-W. 1; and at New Colour Manufacturers

York.

HAWLEY, W., & SON, Ltd. (Indian,

Chemicals and RedandOxides,

Turkey VenetianOchres,

Reds, Umbers,

Purple

WHIFFEN & SONS, Ltd. Caffeine, I Blacks, Rotten Stone, Rouge,

“SHADEACRETE”Colours for Cement

Strychnine, Emetine, Road,

Oil. etc. Carnwath Iodides.Fulham.

Glove etc.), Colour Work's, Duffield,' Derby,

London, S.W. 6. England. Established 18^v

Chemicals (Industrial & Agricultural) J. W. & T.Loxlxw, A. SMITH, Ltd., 249 Old Ford

BUSH, BEACH & GENT, Ltd., Marlow Road, fast, London.” E.Manufacturers'

3. Telegrams: “Brill-

of Fine

House, Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C. 3. Colours for Paints, Printing Inks,

Tel. Ad: Beafredma, London. Rubber,. etc.

Chrome Ore Importers Constructional Engineers

BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL MAIN (A. & J.) 4 Co.^ Ltd., Construc-

WORKS, Liverpool.

Garston, Ltd., Speke Road Works, tional Engineer^ and Fencing

Contractors.

London.Office: Vincent House, Vincent

Chucks Square, Westminster, S.W. 1. Works:

CHARLES TAYLOR (BIRMINGHAM), Glasgow;London”; Cables:Glasgow.”

“Kelvin, “Kelvin,Telephones:

Sowest,

Ltd., Birmingham 5, England. Chucks Londbn-Victoria 8375/7; Glasgbw-Dbuglaa

for all purposes. 3014.

G2

<38 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Cricket Bats Diamonds for Glaziers

Cricket Bats—William Gmm “ Auto- A. Waterloo

SHAW & SON, Waterloo Works,

Road, 2,North CircularTel.Road,

graph,” “Cannon,” “ Superb Driver,” London, N.W. England. No.

Etc. Gladstone 1171/2.

GUNN

Manufacturers, Nottingham, England. Disintegrators

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd.,

Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

Crucible Manufacturers mouth Street, Leeds.

MORGAN CRUCIBLE Co., Ltd., (The),

Battersea Works, Battersea Church Diving Apparatus

Road, London, S.W. 11. Sole Manu-

facturers of Morgan’s and Salamander SIEBE, GORMAN & Co., Ltd., 187,

Westminster Bridge Road, London,

Crucibles and Melting Pots, Battersea

Clay Crucibles and Morgan’s Plumbago. S.E.

Cable Address: “Crucible, London.”

Doors (Sliding, Folding & Overhead)

Cycle Chain Wheels and Cranks (See Sliding Door Gear)

ALDAM, E. HILL & Co., Ltd., Britannic

CHAIN Works, Haslemere Avenue, London

S. W. 18. Cables: “Aldamillo London”.

WHEELS

AND Drain Pipes and Fittings

CRANKS STANDARD (BUCKLEY), Ltd., Buckley,

and near Chester, England. Contractors

to H.M. Government. Stoneware Drain

steel Pipes and Fittings. Catalogue on

Application.

fittings

Dredging and Reclamation

cycles. KALIS K. L. SONS & Co., Ltd., Con-

tractors, Stone2. Tel.

House,

London, E.C. Ad: Rishopsgate,

“Soundings,

Walton & Brown Ltd. London.” Teleph. No. Bishopsgate 4207.

downing street. Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase,

HMND8W0RTH, BIRMINGHAM, 21. Bentley’s Second, A.B.C. (5th Edition).

Drugs

Cycle and Motor Cycle Saddlery CRUDE DRUGS POWDERED

THE LEATHERIES, LTD., 52/3 Livery and powdered in AND

TRAGACANTH HERBS, whole

bags, cases, packets,

Street, Birmingham, England. cartons, tins, etc. Write for our list.

L. A. HORNER & SONS,

12, South Tenter Street, London, E. 1.

Dryers

Deed and Cash Box Makers HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd.,

DUNN AND TAYLOR, Burbury St., Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

Birmingham. mouth Street, Leeds.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Enamelled Iron Signs

WILDMAN & MEGUYER

Sandpits Enamel (1933), Ltd,

Works, Parade, Bir-

mingham. Telephone: Central

Telegrams: “Alphabet, Birmingham.” 1768.

Elastic Fabrics (The name and

advertisers

Wm. PRESTON & SON, Ltd. issue was .address

inserted ofin'thetheabove

1937

under an erroneous description).

Endorsing Inks & Stamp Pads

Registered No. 14867.

Makers of Celebrated Satin Cloth Webs

and all other kinds of Elastic Webs.

Webs bearing this brand are reliable and

guaranteed of British Manufacture.

1, Wharf Street, Leicester, STENCILS.

ENGLAND. “E.M.R.” Brass Interchangeable

Electric Furnaces Locking Stencils.

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd, C

Hercules Engineering Works, Char- ‘E, M. R.” ZING ALPHABET &

mouth Street, Leeds. FIGURE SETS

Electric Lamp and Glass “E J.R.” Stencil Inks & Stencil Brnshes.

Marking Outfits The “E.M.R.”

GLAMAT

Victoria CO. (THE),London, Abbey House, I THUMB PRINT

WhitehallStreet,

0179. S.W.l.

; OUTFIT.

Electrical Domestic Appliances A GOOD SELLING LINE,

J. Telephone:

&. J. S1DDONS.

WED.Ltd, 0218/9West Bromwich

IE. IVJ. Ltdl.

Electrical Engineers Contractors

Inqiat& fHEto Coi.H. oM.njks,Government,

,.<£ic-4 &c.

T. FRANCIS & SONS.- 8-9, SNOW HILL, LONDON,

Electric House,

Bolton.

Makers - 6” to 20” LISTSEstablished

ON APPLICATION' 1878. .

Incandescent Searchlights, and small

Portable Petrol Electric Plant. Engineers

Electrical Wires and Cables SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd,

GLOVER, 66, Victoria Strfel,'Westminster, Lon-

turers of W.

Trafford

T. Co,Wires

Electrical

Park,

Ltd, Manufac-

Manchester.and (Teleph.

Cables. Pon, S.W. 1. Wbrks: Dens Iron Wqfks,

Arbroath,* Scotland. Agents wanted.

Trafford Park 2141). Telegrams:

“ Cables, Manchester.” Engineers (General)

Electro Magnetic Separators and MOUNTFORD (FREDK.) (Birmingham),

Lifting Magnets Ltd.

and Taper Pin's aiid Mficbine Parts,

RAPID MAGNETTING and General

Works: Engineers.

Fremo Works, HeadMoseley

Office

Co, I/fb, (The), Magnet MACHINE

Works’ L@m Street, Birmingham.

Birmingham.”

Gables: “Fremo,

bard Street, Birmingham 12.

*G2

G10 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Envelope and Circular Addressers Filters (Water)

A ADDRESSING Co. (Smith, Dalby- BELL BROTHERS

Welch, Ltd.),Registered Office: Gresham

House, Old (Manchester 1927), Ltd.

Broad St., Specialist in

E.C.

Works:1 11 2; WATER. PURIFICATION PLANTS

and for all purposes.

Halfmoon Send for Catalogue to

Passag ,

Alders- Tel. No. CALDER IRON WORKS,

gate St., Denton Telegrams:

E.C. Denton Manchester. Smokeless,

West End 2294 (S lines). Denton.

Office:Gower

102, 100-

Fire Bricks

Tel. Add: “Septimus, Stock,St.,London.” W.C. 1.

Teleph. No. National 6891 (6 lines); GIBBONS Fireclay

(DUDLEY), Ltd, Dibdale

Works, near Dudley, England.

inLargest Envelope, Addressing Business

the Kingdom. Fire Engineers

Essences for Aerated Waters MERRYWEATHER

BARNETT & FOSTER, Ltd., Niagara Greenwich Road, Londod, S.E. 10

and 63, Long Acre, W.C. 2. Cables:

Works,London,

London.” N.l. Tel. Add: “Drinks, “ Merry weather, London ”.

Essences for Aerated Waters, Syrups, SYNTHITE, Ltd, RydersFormaldehyde Manufacturers

Confectionery, etc. Green, West

STEVENSON & HOWELL, Ltd, Stan- Bromwich, England. Manufacturers of

dard Formaldehyde and Paraformaldehyde.

S.E. 1.Works, Southwark ofStreet,

Manufacturers “RedLondon,

Ball” Tel. Add: “Synthite, W.B.”

Brand Essences. Tel. Add:“ Distiller, Fountain Pens

London.” All Codes. WILLIAM L. MARRIAN, Ltd, 248,

Barr

England.Street,Manufacturers

Hockley, Birmingham,

of every

F variety of Gold

licited from Nibs. Enquiries

Manufacturers so-

of Fountain

Pen Holders.

Fancy Cottons and Unions

TURNER, SAMUEL Co, Ltd, Manu- G

facturers, Spotland,Street,

and 56, Basinghall Rochdale,

London,and

E.C.2.55

Poplins, Fancies, Artificial Silks, Flan-

nelettes, Unions and Tussores. Gas Engineers (Manufacturing)

Fans BLAKELEY (FIRTH), SONS & Co, Ltd,

Vulcan Ironworks, Church Fenton,

MATTHEWS

Manchester,

YATES, Ltd, Swinton, Leeds.

the design, construction andSpecialists

applicationin Gas Masks

of Fans for every conceivable purpose. SIEBE, GORMAN & Co, Ltd, 187,

Filters Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E.

FULHAM

FILTER POT Co.. TERY and CHEAVIN Gauge Glasses

London, S.W. Ltd. (THE), Fulham,

of Cheavin’s “ Saludor ” Manufacturers

6. Sole

Filters. J. TOMEY & SONS, Ltd, Aston,

Birmingham.

 BEITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ClJ

Gauge Glasses Hones and Oilstones

J. B. TREASURE & Co., Ltd., Yauxhall THE WATER OF AYR AND TAM

Road, Liverpool. Gauge. Samples

Lubricator Glasses and

and O’SHANTER HONE WORKS, Ltd.,

Quotations Specialists.

free on request. Agents 105, Cambridge Street, Glasgow,

required where not already represented. Scotland. Polishing and Sharpening

Stones of all descriptions.

Glaziers’ Diamonds and Diamond Canvas and Fire Appliances

Tools

ANTILL, T. E., 15, Spencer Street, Lon- McGREGORDundee. & Co., Scott Street Works,

Sole Manufacturers

don, E.C. 1. Price lists l on application.

Telephone: TerminusT7 78. of the |amous “Rob Roy”

Glaziers’ Diamond Manufacturers , Hand-WOven Canvas Hose,

RUDD, ARTHUR, 49, Duke Street, as used in the largest Fire

St. Helens, Lancashire. Makers of Brigades everywhere. Also

Glaziers’ turning

diamond Diamonds

tools. and Engineer’s ^ ^re Appliances of all kinds.

Gold Nibs

WILLIAM I

Barr Street,L. MARRIAN, Ltd., 248,

Hockley, Birmingham,

England.

variety of Manufacturers

Gold Nibs for ofFountain

every India Rubber Manufacturers

Pens. WILLIAM WARNE & Co., Ltd., Works

Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and and General Offices: Barking,

London Office : 29, Gresham Essex.

Street,

Ammunition E.C. 2. Contractors to principal Eng-

R. J. ADGEY, 97, Peter’s Hill, Belfast, facturers lish and Foreign Railways. Manu-

Ireland. Cables: “Adgey, Peter’s Hill, purposes. of India Rubber for all

Belfast.” Government

Edition. Codes: A.B.C.Surplus

5th

6th

and Ammunition. British .303. German Insulating Material Manufacturers

and Austrian 7.9 m/m.

guns and cartridgfes. Also sporting (Electrical)

ATTWATER & SONS, Preston, England.

Telephone: Preston 4045-6. Electrical

Insulating

Mica Importers Material Manufacturers.

and Cutters. "

H

Hacksaw Blades and Frames Insulators (Telenduron) for Telegraph

and Telephone Line Transmission

DING-DONG DETelenduron

LA RUE, Works,

THOMAS & Co.,Street,

ShernhalP Ltd.,

Walthamstow, London, E. 17. Teleph.

No. Walthamstow 2900.

J

Jacquard Loom Card Manufacturers

BRADBURY BROS., Ltd.,Cheshire.

Buglawton, Congleton, Albion Mill,

BAYNES (CHAS.), LTD. Jointings

Knuzden Brook, Blackburn, TUCK & Co., Ltd., 61, St. Mary Axe,

Lancashire, ENGLAND. London, E.C. 3. “Tuckite” Jointing.

G12 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Marine Oil Engines, &c.

K Electric Generating Plant

Knitting Hosiery and Weaving Wool

and Worsted Yarns

THOMAS BURNLEY & SONS, Ltd.,

Gomersal Mills, Gomersal via Leeds.

L

Measuring Instruments

Lawn Mowers (Rules, Levels, Tapes, Etc.)

SHARKS, ALEXANDER

66, Victoria & SON, Ltd.,

Street, Westminster, Lon- RABOME

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works, traoe

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. A AABBEY

HOCKLEY A

Life Buoys BOXWOOD & STEEL RULES

STEEL SQUARES

FOSBERY & Co., Barking Wharf, Bar- LEVELS

king, Essex, England. WOVEN & STEEL

MEASURING TAPES

Life Jackets JOHN RABONE & SONS, LTD.

FOSBERY & Co., Barking Wharf, Bar- HOCKLEY ABBEY WORKS

king, Essex, England. Birmingham, 18

Tel. No. Nor. 2087.

M Measuring Tape and Rule Makers

CHESTERMAN JAMES & Co., Ltd.,

Bow Works, Pomona

Telegraphic Street,“Chesterman

Address: Sheffield.

Machine Knife Manufacturers Sheffield.”

HEATH

Machine COTE (A. R.) & Co.,Specia-

Knife Manufacturers. Ltd.

lities — Tobacco Knives, Shear Blades. Metallurgists

Address: Bernard Works, Sylvester BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL-

Gardens,

“Baccanife,Sheffield

Sheffield.”1. Telegrams: Liverpool. Tel.Speke

WORKS, Ltd., No. Road

GarstonWorks,

980.

Machinery for Leather and Leather facturers of all Alloys, MetalsManu-

Tel. Add: Blackwell Liverpool. and

Cloth Manufacturers Minerals. Contractors to British and

Tanners, Foreign Governments.

Leather Leather ManufacturersMach-

Cloth Manufacturers and

Metals and Alloys

inery. G. L. MURPHY, IMPERIAL

WORKS,

England. Menston, Nr. Leeds, MUREX,

England. LTD. Rainham, Essex,

Ferro, Tungsten, Ferro

Titanium, Ferro Vanadium,

Molybdenum, FerrO Niobium, Tungsten Ferro

Magnetic Chucks and Clutches Powder, Chromium Metal, Manganese,

RAPID MAGNETTING

(The), Magnet , Works,

MACHINE Metal, etc. of Tin

Co.r Ltd.,

bard Street, Birmingham 12.

Lom- Separation Ores,Smelters,

Thermit Magnetic

Welding

Telegrams : Murex, Rainham, Essex.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS W13

Meters Oil Engine Manufacturers

MANCHESTER WATER METER Co., SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd.,

The,

Water Manufacturers: Frost’sArdwick,

Meters, Tipping Street, Positive 66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon-

Manchester. (Teleph. Ardwick 3730). don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works,

Telegrams: “ Watermeter, ” Manchester. Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

Mica Oil Storage Tanks

MICA & MICANTTE SUPPLIES, Ltd., G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Mica Ho., Barnsbury Sq., N. ]. Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

(Sheet,

3032. Tubes and Stampings). NORth Road, London, S.E. 7. .

Motor-boat Fittings Ore Separators

DAVEY & Co., London, Ltd., 88, West RAPID MAGNETTING MACHINE

India DockLamps

Navigation Road, forLondon,

ElectricE. and

14. Co., Ltd., (The), Magnet Works, Lom-

Paraffin, Steering Gears, Pumps, Lava bard Street, Birmingham 12.

tories. Engine-room,

tilators, etc., and allTelegraphs, Ven-

interior metal

fittings Ores and Minerals

Chromiumin- plated. Brass, Catalogue

Gunmetal, onor

LEVY, GEORGE, METAL Co, Ltd,

application. (The), Tileyard Rd, York Rd, King’s

Cross, N. 7. Tel: NORth 1661.

Motor Body Headings

DAVIS BROTHERS (MOTOR SUP-

PLIES),

Green, S.E. Ltd.,13.Nightingale

(Readings, Gro., Hither

Mouldings, P

Hinges, Step

inMildStainless Treads

Steel, & Drawn

Brass, Sections

Aluminium,

Steel, &c.). Tel: LEE Gn. 4760. Packings (Steam and Hydraulic)

Musical Instruments TUCK & Co., Limited

JEROME THIBOUVILLE-LAMY & Co., 61, St. Mary Axe,

10/12, Charterhouse Street, London, London, E.C. 3.

E.C. 1. Five Factories, employing 1,000 Patentees

Packing, of Tack’s

and Sole Original

Manufac-

workmen. turers of Tuck’s “LAMBETH.”

Packings for High Pressures.

O

Packings, Jointing and Mech.

Office Furniture (Steel) Rubber Goods

ENOCH, L, 42, Wilson St., Finsbury Sq. TUCK

E.C. 2. & 12 Ferntower Rd., Canonbury, London, E.C. 3.

N. 5. (Office Furniture Bought, Sold and

Exchanged).

BIShpsgt. 6431. CLIssold. 8285. Paint Mixing Machinery

STEELE & COWLISHAW, Engineers,

G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd., Telegrams: Cooper Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent.

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich Steelshaw, Stoke-on-Trent.

Road, London, S.E. 7. Telephone: 2100 Stoke-on-Trent.

G14 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Paper Plant for Galvanizing

SAMUEL JONES & Co., Ltd., Bridewell THOMPSON Aldwych

BROS. (BILSTON), LTD,.

House, Aldwych, W. C. 2.

Place, London,

Tropical GummedE.Paper.

C. 4. Coated

Noncurling

Paper England. Tel. No. Holborn 2368.

ofStationery,

every description. “Butterfly

Gumstrip Sealing Brand”

Tapes. Printing Inks

Paper Makers

PORTALS, Limited, Layerstoke Mills, PRINTING INKS,

Whitchurch, Hants. LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,

Perforated Metals ROLLER COMPOSITION,

ASH & LACY, Ltd, Meriden Street, PRINTERS’ VARNISHES,

Birmingham, England. DRY COLOURS,

BRONZE POWDERS,

G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd, Etc, Etc, Etc.

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Road, Lond'oN, S.E. 7. Of Finest Quality and in Grades to

Photographic Lenses Suit the Climate and Conditions of

the Market, are manufactured by:—

SCHNEIDER

OPTinAT, &WORK'S CO, JOS, JOHN KIDD & CO., LTD.

OPTICAL WORKS,

l&EBisACH; Kreuznach, V RHLD. Ger- 10 & 11, Wine Office Court, Fleet

many. Manufacturers

Cinematographic of Photographic

Lenses and

of every kind. Street, LONDON, England

Highest quality only. AGENTS:

Photostat Machine and Messrs. HARRY WICK1NG & Co,

Photostat Papers Ltd, Prince’s Buildings,

PHOTOSTAT, Ltd, Photostat Machines Hongkong.

. and Photostat Papers. Address: Bush Messrs. JARDINE MATHESON &

House, London, W. C. 2. Cables: Co, Ltd, 27, The Bund,

“Photostat, London.” Shanghai, China.

Piano Frame Manufacturers Messrs. A. R. SALEHBHAI & Co,

CLARKE, JOHN H, & Co, Broad la. Rajawongse Road, Bangkok,

Ironworks, Tottenham, N. 15. Tel: Siam.

STAmfd HI 2246. Messrs. The BORNEO Co, Ltd,

Singapore,

Pipe Fittings (Malleable & Gun Metal) Straits Settlements, etc.

CRANE

London,LTD,E.l. 45-51, Leman Street,

Printing Machinery

Pitch Products (Swedish, Archangel HARRILD & SONS, Ltd, Actual

and Pine) Makers

the ofPrinting

Machinery

and and

AlliedEquipment

THEP.

I. DANISCHEWSKY, CO. for

Ltd, Con- Fleet Works, Norwich

Trades,

Street,1 Fetter

cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar, Lane, London, E.C. 4.

London,

London. E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar, Pure Sugar Colourings for Beers, Etc.

“Corona,” “Cordelia,” “ Baltar,” and GONVILLE, JARVIS & Co, Ltd, 63,.

“Dapid” brands. The Broadway, Stratford, London, E.15.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G16

Safety Belts and Ambulance

R HANLEY. A, 473, Y. C. Queens Road,

Sheffield, England. SAFEST Belts,

Radiators (Central Heating) used at 49 Trades, — Mines, Electric,

"CRANE LTD., 45-51, Leman Street, Chemic, FLEXIBLE

Gas Works, etc.

STRETCHERS for men

London, E.l. injured in high, deep and awkward

Rice Mill Cloth places.

<3.Greenwich

A. HARVEY Metal& Co.Works,(London), WoolwichLtd.

Road, London, S.E. Sanitary Buckets

P. & W. MacLELLAN. Ltd, 129, Tron-

Rice Mill Machinery Makers gate, Glasgow.

LEWIS C. GRANT, Dunnikier Foundry,

Dysart, Kirkcaldy, Scotland. Screwing Tackle

Roller Leather Manufacturers TOM CARRINGTON & Co, Ltd,

HAYNES WILLIAM, Ltd, Ashworth Stocks. Stony Makers of “ Ega Kut ” Chaser Type Die

Street, Bury New Road, Manchester. Lane, West Bromwich-

WES. 0517.

Rolling Shutters

DENNISON

“Kenoval House”KETT 226/230, & Co,Farmer’s Ltd, Shipping, Forwarding and Baggage

Agents

Road, London, S.E. 5. HEWETT J. D. &. Co., Ltd., 98,

RUBBER STAMPS Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3. &

11, Lower Regent Street, London,

E.M.RICHFGRDjLtd. S.W. 1, and at Liverpool. General

Forwarding and Freight Contractors,

8 & 9,ESTABLISHED

Snow Hill, 1878.

London. Insurance Brokers, and Passenger

Leadins and Largest inRubber Agents. Telephone: 5162 (7 lines)

and•UniType Avenue;

London. Telegrams: Hewett, Fen.

ted KiFactory

ngdom. the

Machines and Com-for

plete

RubberPlant

Making Stampall

and Skylights and Ventilators

Supplies for the Stamp Trade. JOHN COCHRANE. Manufacturer.

Leith, Scotland. Maker of the Im-

proved Fixed and Opening Skylights

for Corrugated Iron Roofs, also Roof

Ventilators. Price Lists and Terms on

Rust Preventatives, Paints, Oteg Application.

Egg Preservative

SOZOL (1924), LTD, Dashwood House, Sliding Door Gear

Old Broad Street, London, E.C. 2.

ALDAM, E. HILL & Co., Ltd, Britannic

Works, Haslemere Avenue, London,

S S. W. 18. Cables: “Aldamillo London”.

Makers of all systems for all require-

ments. Garages, Factories, warehoused

Safe Makers bus and railway stations, passenger and

CHATWOOD SAFE Co, Ltd, (The), 3, goods lifts, Bandstands, fire-stations,

aerodrome hangars, schools, sanato-

Laurence Pountney

E.C.4. Tel: MANsn Ho. 9471. HI, Cannon St,

riums, vanishing doors, overhead.doora.

G16 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Smoke Helmets Steel Office Furniture

SIEBE, GORMAN A Co., Ltd., 187. ENOCH, I, 42, Wilson St, Finsbury Sq,,

Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E. N. E.C.5. 2.(Office

& 12 Fern tower Bought,

Furniture Rd, Canonbury,

Sold and

Exchanged).

Soot Blower Manufacturers BIShpsgt 6431. CLIssold. 8285.

DIAMOND BLOWER Co., Ltd., Brent

Crescent, N. W. 10-Willesden ;)632. G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd,

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Sports Goods Road, London, S.E. 7.

GUNN & MOORE,

ball, Tennis, Ltd.,andCribket,'Foot-

Hockey Badminton Steel Scaffolding Fittings

Goods Makers. Carrington Street LONDON & MIDLAND STEEL

and Castle Boulevard, Nottingham.

England. Tel. Ad : “Autograph.” SCAFFOLDING Co, Ltd, Iddlesleigh

A.B.C. Code 5th edn. House, Caxton Street, London, S.W. 1.

Teleph. London, Victoria 6483.—Steel

Scaffolding Fittings, Bathing Pool

Equipments.

Steam Engine Manufacturers

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd., Surgical Dressings, Cotton Wool,

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- Lint, Gauze, Etc.

don, Sj.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. ROBERT BAILEY & SON, Ltd, Dysart

Street, Great Moor, Stockport, and

Marriott Street Mills, Stockport.

Steam Packings

TUCK & Co., Ltd., 61, St. Mary Axe, Surveying and Drawing Instrument

London, E.C. 3. Cables: “Tucks, Stock, Manufacturers

London.”

Manufacturers of all kinds of Steam STANLEY,

Holborn,

W. F. & Co, Ltd, 286, High

London, W. C.Cables:

1. Teleph.:

Packings. Holborn 5006 and 5007. “Turn-

stile, London.” Manufacturers

culars, Drawing Instruments, Drawing of Bino-

Steels Office Equipment, Field Glasses, Fuller

HUNTSMAN (B.)/' LTD, HIGHEST tical Rules, Hydrometers, Lenses, Mathema-

QUALITY CRUCIBLE CAST Instruments, Meteorological Instru-

STEELS, ALLOY STEELS, & “AJAX” ments, Microscopes, Nautical Instru-

HIGH SPEED STEELS. Address: ments, ments, Planimeters, Scientific Instru-

Surveying Instruments, Tele-

Tinsley Park Road, Sheffield, 9. scopes, Thermometers,

Telegrams: “Huntsman, Sheffield.” meters, Industrial. Clihieal; Thermo-

T

Table Tops in Enamelled Iron

WILDMAN & MEGUYER

Sandpits Enamel (1933), Ltd.,

Works, Parade, Bir-

Trade. Mark.. mingham.

HIGH SPEED STEEL

JONAS & COLVER (Novo), Ltd Telegrams: “Telephone:

Alphabet, Central 1768. -

Birmingham.”

(The name was

advertisers and address

insertedofinthetheabove

1937

Novo Steel Works, Sheffield 7 issue under an erroneous description).

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Tape Measures Toy Manufacturers

DEANS TAPE MEASURE WORKS, BRETAINS, All Parcs LTD.,Model

Guns, MetalFarms,

Toy Soldiers,

Kitchen

25/37, Hackney Road, London, E. 2.

etc. 28 to 40, Lambton Road,Gardening,

Sets, Zoo Models, Miniature Hornsey

Tar Products (Coal Tar, Creosote, Rise, London. N. 19.

Carbolic) Tracing Cloth

JAMES GREENSHIELDS & Co., Ltd., WINTERBOTTOM BOOK CLOTH Co.,

68, Gordon Street, Glasgow, C. 1., Ltd., (THE), 12, Newton Street,

Scotland. Cable Address: “Bitumen, Manchester.

Glasgow.” Pitch, Coal Tar, Creosote,

Carbolic and. Cresylic Acid,; Pyridine,

Disinfectants,

Wood Tar. Wood Preservatives, THE EAGLE Trailers

Marine Glue

Aniline Oil Ltd., Warwick.ENGINEERING

Export Office: No.Co.,1,

Victoria Street, London. Cables: Eag-

Aniline Salt lengcom London.

Tar Products (Stockholm, Archangel Diesel Oil Transport Vehicles

and Pine) Road Transport Vehicles

From 4 to 15 Tons capacity.

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO. P. FODENS Ltd., El worth Works, Sandbach,

& I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con- England. Est. 1856.

cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar, Turntables for Motor Cars & Lorries

London. {See Sliding Door Gear)

“ Corona,” “ Cordelia,” “ Baltar,” and ALDAM, E. HILL & CO., LTD., Britannic

“Dapid” brands. Works, Haslemere Avenue, London,

S. W. 18. Cables: “Aldamillo London”.

Tar and Tar Products (All Kinds) Turpentine

WESTWOOD MACNEILL & Co., Ltd., THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO. P.

53, Waterloo Street, Glasgow, C. 2. & I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con-

Creosote, Cresylic, Pyridine, Pitch. cordia Works,

London, E. 14. Managers

Cable Ad:Street, Poplar,

Rusturptar,

London.

Tea Lead Manufacturers “Pidoil,” “Alpid,” “Supin,” “Pentarco”

ISLAND LEAD MILLS, Ltd., Lime- and “ Corona ” brands.

house, London, England. Tea Lead of

all substances for India, Ceylon and

Japan Markets. Tel. Ad: “Laminated W

Step, London.”

Water Softening Tanks

Tinfoil and Goldfoil Paper G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

MAKIN, J. & J., Ltd., 171, Queen Victoria Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Street, E.C.4. Central 3412. Nikam. Road, London, S.E. 7.

5th Ed.

Whisky Distillers

Tinfoil Paper Manufacturers AINSLIE & HEILBRON (DISTIL-

LERS),

MAKIN, J. & J., Ltd., Wallhead Mills, gow, Scotland. Ltd., 64, Waterloo Street, Glas-

Milnrow Road, Rochdale, England. Tel. No. Central 1631.Tel. _Ad: “Ainslie.”

G18 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Wire Cloth Manufacturers Wool Combing & Spinning Machinery

GREENING N. & SONS, LIMITED, PRINCE-SMITH BurlingtonTheShed,

A SPELLS, Ltd.,

Keighley, England.

Warrington, Lancs (T. A. “Greenings”; Agents: China Engineers Ltd.,

T. N. 15.); London Office. 16 Finsbury P O. Box 1182, 88, Museum Road,

St., E. C. 2. —T. A. “Setscrew, Finsquare, Shanghai.

London”; T. N. National 9216. Woollen Felt Hats, etc.

WILSON & STAFFORD, Ltd. Woollen

Wire Machinery Felt Hats,Atherstone,

etc. Address: Britannia

BRAND, ED. 81-83, County St., New Works, Telegrams: “ Wilstaff.”

Warwickshire.

Kent Road. London, S.E. 1. Tel. HOR

1816. Telegr. Wyrellous. Worsted Spinners

BURNLEY THOMAS A SONS, Ltd.,

Gomersal Mills, near Leeds, Spinners

Wire Netting of Hand Knitting Wools, Hosiery and

BARNARDS, Ltd., Norfolk Iron and Wire Weaving yarns. English and I'rench

Works, Norwich, England. Inventors Systems. (S. L. Pain, Agent) 53, Kings

and Original Manufacturers of Gal- Road, Chingpord, London, E. 4.

vanized Wire - Netting and Patent Woven Wire Cloth

Machine-made mixed Mesh Netting. G. A. HARVEY A Co. (London), Ltd.,

Tea Withering Trays and Pig Netting Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Specialities. Road, London, S.E. 7.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G19

BUILDING MATERIAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS

MAKE BUILDING MATERIAL OF CEMENT AND SAND

Hydraulic & Mechanic Presses, Tamping Machines, etc., etc.

for Concrete Floor Tiles, Paving Slabs, Bricks, Hollow Blocks,

Roof Tiles. Pipe, Step & Post Moulds.

Mixing Machines, Colour Mills, etc. obtainable from

DR. BERNHARDI SOHN, Engineering Works,

EILENBURG 9, near Leipzig, Germany.

CYCLE SADDLE MANUFACTURERS

SPRING SEAT SADDLES

OF STANDARD QUALITY ^

Our Spring Seat Saddle for Children ,to be fitted to

the frame tube D. R. P. a.

Our free-swinging Screw-Spring Seat Saddle type Simplex

for which a patent (D. R. P.) is granted to us.

Our Standard Type Superior known for its solid and

good construction.

Fr. & W. Elbracht, Manufacturers of Cycle Saddles,

Gutersloh/ Westphalia, German y.

ENGINEERING FITTINGS & MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

Engineering Eittings & Measuring

Instruments

for cold and hot water, oil, petrol,

lyes and other fluids, steam and

compressed air. Meters for quan-

tities, temperature and pressure and

draught gauges. Complete Boiler

Supervision Central Stations.

BOPP & REUTHER

G. M. B. H.—Mannheim-Waldhof (Germany)

020 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

GRINDING MILLS

LTD., ENGINEERING

KATZHUTTE,

Germany.

(Established 1563)

GRINDING MILLS

and other Machinery

for Potters use and

for Enamel

and Colour

Works.

RAZOR BLADES

SEAMLESS STEEL TUBES

MANNESIANNROHREN - WERKE A.G.

KOMOTAU, Czechoslovakia.

SEAMLESS

Ranging from 1/8" up to 24"STEEL

dia. for all purposes,TUBES.

especially:

BOILER and SUPERHEATER TUBES, STAY TUBES, COILS, BENDS, SPIGOT and FAUCET TUBES

for gas, water and sewage, flanged tubes, gas and steam tubes, casing, drill pipe,

line pipe, steel cylinders for permanent and liquifiable gases, poles for lighting,

ELECTRIC TRACTION and POWER TRANSMISSION, DERRICKS, BOAT-DAVITS, SIGNAL POSTS,

Cold Drawn

cars, precision

aircraft, tubulartubes for the construction

furniture, Wrought Ironoffittings

bicycles,andmotorcycles,

flanges, etc.motor-

Sole Agents for China:

SIEMSSEN3 SIEMSSEN & CO. CODES

/ Shanghai, Tientsin, Canton, . Hongkong, Peiping, Tsingtao, Taiyuanfu.

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

H Autogenous Welding & Cutting Tools

“GBJESOGEN” Fkankfukt a/M. Gries-

Abrasive Paper heim, Germany. Tel. Ad: “Griesogen.”

High Quality Abrasive Automatic Scales

Paper and Cloths CHRONOS-W OltKS HENNEFER

Specialities:

Abrasive PaperWaterproof

for Fin- MASCHINENFABRIK C. REUTHER

ishing Lacquers, Abrasive

Machine Sanding for

Bands and Belts (Germany). Tel. Ad: Chronos. Specia-

lised for over 50 years in automatically

Norddeutsche Schleifmittel—Industrie registering scales for Rice, Grains,

Christiansen & Co. Coals, Sugar, Ground-nuts, Soya-beans

Alt ona-Lur up (Germ jnt) and similar materials.

Accordions Automatic Screw & Forming Lathes

OTTO L. WOHLRAB

Maker of Accordions Pitiler

Sachsenberg - Georgenthal/Vogtl. Werkzeug-

Speciality: maschinenfabrik AG,.

ACCORDIONS OF ALL KINDS A54006 Leipzig-Wahren.

GERMANY

Revolver Leipzig-

Wahren.

Specialities: Automatic Screw &

Forming Lathes,

One & Multi-spindle-

Turret Automatic

Lathes,

Leipzig Fair : Messhaus Petersho. Semi-automatics for

chuck work.

Aluminium-Foil Thread Cutting Heads,

ROBERT VICTOR NEHER, Ltd., Pneumatic Devices,

“ Pittler-Thoma ” Fluid Gears,

Kreuzlingen, Switzerland. Halle 9.

 <322 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

B C

Beer Cable Manufacturers

HACKERBRAEU, Munich, Germany. KABELFABRIK

TRIE A.

und DRAHTJNDUS-

G., XII/III Oswaldgasse 33,

Telegrams: Haekerbraeu, Munich.

Codes: Lieber’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th Vienna, Austria.

edns., Private Code.

BAVARIA BRAUEREI, Hamburg, Caffeine

Germany., Established 1,897. Tel. Ad:

Bavariabeer. Export Beer, Pilsener and CAFFEINE

Munich Type, Light and Dark, Lion

Brand Malt Extract Beer. Export all THEOBROMINE

over the World.

end bU Ssifs

Biscuit Machines N. V. Societeit v. Chem. Industrie

.Biscuit Machines of all kinds, Chain-and “KATWIJK

steel band ovens for Gas-Oil-Coal or Katwijk aan Zee, Horland

electric heating. Qohring & Hebenstreit

A. G. RadebeuI - Dresden, Germany. Obtainable from all leading

Tel. Address : Special. . Import Houses

Blast Furnace Plants

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, SMIT AND ZONEN, Carbons

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- 1888. Saphatistraat, J.66.K., Amsterdam,

Established

tisement under “Engineering Section” Holland. Tel. Add: “Carbonsmit.”

page B17Qa. Carbon and Bortz

Boiler Tubes

mannesmannroEhren-werke Carpets and Rugs

A.G., Komotau, Czechoslovakia. Tel. WURZNER TEPPICHFABRIK

Address : “ Mannesrohr.” atkiengesellschaft,

|W8FJ Wurzen (Saxony), Germany.

Boot and Shoe Making Machinery Mechanical Woven Carpets, Rugs, Stair-

MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A.G., carpetings and Body-ware.

Frankfurt a.Main. Germany.

Clocks

Brush Making Machinery THOMAS ERNST HALLER G.m.b.H.,

ANTON ZAHORANSKY, TODTNAU ; Schwenningen a. N.,;

(Black Forest) Germany. Telegrams: Germany. Established

Zahoransky, Todtnau. Manufacturer of 1903. Tel. Ad:

linLLER ernst.” All kinds of “Haller-

the most

ing up-tobrooms,

brushes, date machines for mak-

brush-boards, etc.

of any kind in the most reliable styles Alarms,

Kitchen

Midgets, Wall, Bracket and

Clocks. Movements, Pocket

and first-class workmanship. Watches, Wristlets.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G23

Clock Manufacturers Cutting Tools and Machines

FEZER.&

Germany.STOLL,

Chain Esslingen (Neckar).

Cutting. Machines,

Carpenter’s Machines,

CLOCKS Circular Saws (Parallel),

and

CircularElectric Hand

Saws, Grinding

Enjoy world-wide reputation. Machines, Cutting

3,000 workmen Daily production: Tools, Automatic

15,000 Clocks of all kinds. Dovetailing and Staircase Cutting

KIENZLE UHRENFABRIKEN A.-G. Machines.

Schwenningen a.N. Germany.

Cognac Brandy Exporters

GUY GAUTIER & Co., Established 1697. Cycle Accessories

Cognac, Charente, France.

FICHTEL & SACHS A. G, Schweim

furt/Main, Germany.

Comb Making Machinery Torpedo Department

Comb making machinery of up-to-date Torpedo(over

Coaster Hubsin Use)

45,000,000

construction. “FRICLA,” Nurnberg Two Speed Torpedo Coaster Hubs

13, Germany. Three

KometSpeed

CoasterTorpedo

Hubs Coaster Hubs-

Compressed Air Plants F.Rotax

& S. Coaster HubsRear Hubs -

Front and

(Compressors and Pneumatical Tools) F. k S. Cogs

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, Motor Department

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- Sachs Engine for motorbicycles

tisement under “Engineering Section” F. k S. Brake Hubs

page B170a. Sachs Stationary Engine

Sachs Sideboard Engine

Coral, Cameo and Tortoise-Shell

Manufacturers & Exporters

Giov. ASCIONE k Figlio

TORRE DEL GRECO, Italy.

D

Cranes of all Kinds

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- Diamond Cutters, Etc.

tisement under “Engineering Section”

page B170a. D1AMANT HANDEL MU. STRUCK.

(Diamond Trading Co. Struch.)

Cream Separators, Kneading and Diamond Cutters and Exporters of

Mixing Machines Polished Diamonds.

EMIL KEMPER.Germany.

Neuenkirchen, 10, Tulpstraat, Amsterdam, Holland.

Wiedenbruck, Cable Kreis

Ad- (Established 1875.)

dress: Zentrifugenwerk Neuenkirchen- Tel. Add: “Struchtulp.”

kreiswiedenbruck.

G24 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Diamond and Precious Stones Essences, etc.

Merchants KLOTZ, WUNIdERLICH & Co. Leipzig;:

BASZANGER, rue du Rh6ne, 6, Geneva, and W. 33, Germany. Essences, flower oils,,

Switzerland. Exporter of rough dia- alimentary colours.

monds for all mechanical and scientific

purposes. Carbons and Boards for Dia- Export and Import

mond and

Tools drills.Points.

Rock Diamond

boring. Diamond

dies for WOSTWAG West-Osteuropaische

Wire-drawing purposes. Diamond pow- Warenaustausch-A.-G.

ders fer polishing and drilling. Berlin, N.W.7.

Sole Address-. Schiffbauerdamm 19. Export u. Import

BASZANGER, Geneva, Branches in:

Switzerland. Hamburg, Urga, Hankow, Cairo.

Dynamo Brush Manufacturers Exporters

SCHUNK & EBE. Kohlebiirsten-und GEORG WESTENDORF, Hamburg,.

Biirstenhalter-Fabrik. (at Heuchelheim). Germany.

Giessen (Hessen), Germany. Established 1900.

Export & Import China, Japan

&U.S.A.

E

MARKT & Co., Chilehaus, Hamburg 1.

Germany.

Electric Cables

KABELFARRIK und tiftAHTINDUS-

TRIE A.-G., XII III Oswaldgasse 33 F

Vienna, Austria.

Fastener (Sliding) Manufacturers

Electric Hoisting Appliances (REISS VERSCHLUSSFABRIK — FER-

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT MOIRS GLISSANTS, FABR. DE.)

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-

tisement under “Engineering Section” RHEIN

' :

ISCHE NADEL-FABRIKEN

A.-G.

page B170a. Eeichsweg-Aachen Germany.

Electrical Goods

OREL-MICRO ELECTRIC Ltd. 39/41 G

Berners Street, London, W. 1.

Sole Sales for Germany, Holland Gelatine

and Belgium etc.: HALLESCHE SALZWERKE & CHEM-

DETEX UNION G.M.B.H. ISCHE FABRIK KALBE Akt. Ges.

125, Potsdamer Strasse, Berlin, W. 9.

Berlin-Friedenatj Bennigsenstr. 23/24. Germany.

Engraving Machines General Merchandise

FRIEDR DECKEL, ARNOLD OTTO MEYER,General

Alsterdamm,

Munchen 25, Germany Hamburg

chandise 1, Germany. Mer-

Universal Machines for Lettering and Philippines, Japan, China, Straits,

shipped to Java, South

Mould Cutting. America, South Africa.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G25

Glass Beads Hosiery Machinery

VATER,

Str., KNOBLOCH & Co., 125, Gebirgs LIMBACHER MASCH1NEN FABRIK

Glass Gablonz

beads ofa.N.,all Czecho-Slovakia.

kinds. Imitation BACH A GERMANY.

WINTER, LIMBACH

Jewellery, Necklets, etc., Glass Buttons. (SAXONY),

Sewing machines for ClothSpeciality:

Gloves,

Hosiery and all Knitted Fabric.

Glass, Vitrea

SALES

MIAN CORPORATION of BOHE-

Ltd., II SHEET

RevolucniGLASS FACTORIES,

2, Prague, Czecho- 1

slovakia.

Incandescent Gas Mantle

H Manufacturers

KEROS, AKTIEBOLAGET,

Hack Saws Sveavagen, 33,

Stockholm, Sweden.

TRADE yHtas MARK

Best Quality High Speed

Hack Saw Blades Installations for Mines, Quarries

WANDSBEKER WERKZEUG Tunnel Drivings

Ges.m.b.H. DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Hamburg - Wandsbek 33. Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-

Germany. tisement under “Engineering Section’

page B170a.

High Speed Shaping Machines

KLOPP,

ObenitterFRIEDRICH, G.m.b.H., 17/25,

Str., SOLINGEN-WALD Iron and Steel

(Rhein). Special Factory for High

Speed Shaping Machines of fully hydrau- DOBBERTIN

lic and automatic types. The factory Hamburg 1, Germany. & CO.. Kattrepel 2,

makes its own castings and has its own Represented

electric motor manufacturing section. in Shanghai by Mr. Hermann

ski, 209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road. Glagow-

Production in large

112, Huhnweg, Block B.batches. Halle 9, st. CONTINENTAL IRON & STEEL,

Bars,

Wire Joists, Hoops, Wire

of allTubes

Kinds, Plates and Sheets,

Hoop Manufacturers & Merchants Netting, (black, Nails, Wire

galvanised,

Feuillards, febr. de et nggoc. en. boiler), Rivets, Bolts, and Nuts.

SECURITAS PACKINGBelgium.

ques Street, Brussels, Co., 22, Aduati-

Manu- Acetate of CHEMICALS :

facturers of Cold rolled steel hoops for Lead,CodBoneLiver

Tetrachloride, Glue,Oil,Carbon

Corn

embossing,

ping machines.drawing,

Seals. packing. Strap- Starch, Cresol Crude, Formaldehyde,

Gelatine, Glycerine, Iron Perchloride,

Hop Exporters Lab Casein, Lithopone,

Salammoniac, Sodium Zinc Naphtaline,

Perborate,

FR. VAN DER AA, 43 Rue St. Mathieu, Zinc Sodium Silico Fluoride, Oxide,

BORGERHOUT, Antwerp, Belgium. Sulphate.

Exporter of all kinds of hops. Special Acids: Carbolic, Citric, Lactic, Phtalic,

Tartaric.

packet — hops — l lb. & £ lb.

G26 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Italian Handicrafts Leather Tanning Machinery

Alabaster, Terracotta, Art Lottery, Mur-

ano Glass and Glass Beads,

plaited straw work, Wooden Boxes, Typical Maschinenfabrik

MetalSilver

Work,Work,

CoralFrames,

and Filigree, Gold Turner, A-G.}

and Tortoiseshell Frankfurt a-M., GERMANV.

Work, Onyx, Sculpture in Wood and

Marble, Toys and Dolls in regional

costumes, Lace and Embroidery, Light Railway Cars & Materials

Antique and Modern

terior Decoration, Fabricsin for

Furniture In-

various

styles, Wrought Iron Works, Carpets glaserTpflauF

and

Gloves.Tapestry, Art Leather Goods;' Berlin SW 68 Lindenstr.

Further information and addresses of Telegrams: Kruppbahn

manufacturers producing the above men- Sole Universal Bight of

tioned articles, may be obtained from : Sale for all

“E. N. A. P. I. ” Light Railway Materials

(Italian Institute for Handicrafts and

Small Industries)

11, Piazza Venezia. ROME, Italy.

L

MADE BY

Lamps FRIED. KRUPPA.G. Essen

STANDARD Incandescent LAMPS

Of 200-8000 c.p. by Paraffin (Kerosene) Lithographic Stones

Alcohol Gasolene and Motor Spirit. OUR FAMOUS

Novelty ! Kerosene Pre-heating BLUEGREY and YELLOW

LITHO-STONES

ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD

Solenltofer Aktien - Verein

Solnhofen (Germany)

STANDARD LIGHT CO., LTD. Fa

Frankfort-O. M., Germany.

Machine Tool Manufacturers

Lead PencU and Penholder SCHUT TE, ALFRED H.

Koln-Deutz

Installations Single and Multiple Spindle

NURNBERG (Germany), Friedrich Ehr- Automatics

High Speed Lathes.

hardb, Nurnberg, Spenglerstrasse 11, Self-opening Dieheads

Germany. Manufacturer of Complete Shaping

Installations for lead pencils, penholders,

round rods, slide-rules and rules Fac- BroachingMachines

Machines

tories. Tool and Cutter

Industrial Grinders

Furnaces

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 027

Machinery Milling Machines

BEER, SCHULTZ & Co., Monckeber- FRIEDR DECKEL,

gstr. 31, Hamburg, Germany. Textiles, Munchen 25, Germany.

Machinery and General Merchandise.

In China, Japan, India, South Africa Universal Tool Milling Machines, Punch

and Australia. Milling Machines for jigs, tools, calibres,

moulds and dies.

Machines (Sewing)

VESTA O. SEWING

L.Germany. Dietrich, MACHINE WORKS,

“Vesta” Altenburg (Thur.), HORIZONTAL & UNIVERSAL MILL-

the Sewing Machine ING MACHINES. Machine Tool

for all trades.

Makers. ARNO KREBS,' Leipzig-

Manufacturer and Exporter of Mockau 11, Germany. Founded in 1901.

Imitation Stones, Jewellery

and Glassware

MAX ROSSLER,

slovakia. Gablonz o.N.

Manufacturer Czecho-

and Exporter “KREBS” Milling Machines

ofJewellery

Imitation

andStones, Beads, Imitation

Glassware. for Metal - Work

Universal and Plain

Merchants—General (Import-Export) MACHINE TOOL WORKS ARNO KREBS

MAX EMANUEL. Postfach P. O, Box

301, Belgrade, Jugoslavie.

Microscopes

MICROSCOPES

for all purposes.

W. KLEIN

Berlin

SO 16.

Optical and

mechanical

Works. Leipzig-Mockau 11 (Germanx).

Wetzlar- Cable Address: K re userask Leipzig.

Berlin.

New Models,

reduced

Prices.

Write for

price list. Milling Machines for all Purposes

Agents B1ERNATZKI & CO.,

wanted. CHEMNITZ':

Horizontal Universal Vertical 'Milling

Milk Products Manufacturers for swages,Milling

machines. cuts, njachines

punches.

A/S L. E. Bruun Export, Copenhagen Milling machines foroffspecial

O,of Denmark. -Manufacturers

Milk products, of all kinds

tinned butter and chines with turning piecema-of

purposes. Cutting,

provisions, crispbread. work.

'028' CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Pencil and Penholder Making

P Machines

FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, Nurenberg,

Paint and Colour Mills Germany. Established 1853. Manu-

Spangenberg Modern Faint Machinery facturing for over 70 Years. Complete

Single, Double and Triple Roll Mills, Penholder, Pencil - Stick for

Installations and Equipments Pencil,

Factories,

Cone andMills,

Patent Flat Disc Mills,andTriple-Barred

Mixing Kneading Round Stamping Presses for any purposes and

Machines, High Speed Mixers, Emulsi- ping Apparatus Rods, Rules and Slide-rules. Dip-

fiers andCombined

Dissolvers,Mixing

Ball andMills,Grinding

Drum and Grinding Machines

Mixers, for Furniture Industry.

Plants, Laboratory Units, etc., many

German and British patents.

GUSTAV SPANGENBERG EN-

GINEERING WORKS, Mannheim Phonograph Needles

99 (Germany).

Exclusive Specialists since 1871 in SIMON Needles

SEMLER, PILSEN, C S R.

Manufacturer.

machines for the Paint, Varnish, Ink

and Chemical Industry, and for

Manufacturing Chemists, etc.

Photographic Apparatus and Material

Paper Exporters Manufacturers

j HERMAN SCHULTZ, Oslo, Norway. BALDA-WERK

Raadhusgt. 23b. Max Baldeweg

Telegraphic Add: Dresden-A 21, Wilischstr, 1. Manufac-

turers of Photographical Cameras,

“Agpap.” Codes: Plate Holders and Requisites. About

A.B.C. 5th & 6th, 600 workmen, 3 factories.

Bentley’s, Private

Strom wall.

Exporters of all kinds of Paper and Pulp. Pins

KISSING & SOHN, JULIUS,

Iserlohn, Germany.

Patent Medicines Pins for Badges and Favours.

The UNCLE TOM MEDICINE Co.

Hamburg 8 — Germany.

Manufacturers of first-class German SEMLER S.PinsPILSEN, and Needles

Czechoslovakia.

PATENT MEDICINES ©Manufacturer of all kinds ofNeed-

Pins

“U^CLE TOM” Brand and Needles, Phonographic

More than 150 medicines are stocked les, Coinsholders, Spokes for

against all Diseases. Cycles and Motor Cars and Rick-

shaws, Umbrella ribs, etc.

Penholder and Pencil Installations

NURNBERG (Germany), Friedrich Plate Glass and Mirrors

Ehrhardt,

11, Germany. Niirnberg, Spenglerstrasse

Manufacturer Com- BAYERISCHE SPIEGELGLASFABRI-

plete Installations for Lead ofPencil, KEN BECKMANN KUPFER A.-G.,

Fuerth, Bayern, Germany. Plate

Penholder, Round Rods,

Foot-rules and Rules. Factories. Slide - rules,

Glass, Mirrors, Fancy Goods.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Preserved Provisions Pump Manufacturers

TIELEMAN & DROS., Leiden, Hol- Gotthard ALLWELIER

land, Branch at Rotterdam. Manufac- Pumpenfabrik A.-G.,

turers andof Exporters

Provisions of Preserved

every description. Radolfzell (Germany),

Specialists in Wing Pumps.

Press Hoards

R

Roasters for Coffee, Cocoa, Chicory,

Peanuts, etc.

G. W. BARTH, Special Factory for

modern roasting equipments. LUD-

WIGSBURG 382, (Germany).

Rolling Mill Plants

D E M A G AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT.

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-,r

Printers’ Roller Composition tisement under “ Engineering Section

page B170a.

PRINTERS’ ROLLER COMPOSITION

S

PZTC-0.2? Saxophones

(GERMANY)

JULIUS Keilwerth

Printing Inks Factory of

HARTMANN, GEBR., Ammendorf near first - class

V __ i Halle (Saale). Every kind

1//C\\ of High-class Printing Ink.

Specialities: “CON CEN- SAXO-PHONES

TRA ” Offset, Lit ho; Graslitz

‘ “BATHYCHROM”

gravure. Most Roto-

Modern German Works. CZECHOSLOY.

Printing Machines

‘GRAMA” Leipzig C. 1. Germany. Sewing Machines

Wundstr. 5. Manufacturers of the

“Grama” Embossing - apparatus and L. O. DIETRICH, VESTA

automatic machines from sheet and Sewing Machine Works

reel for letterheads, cards and ironable A11 e n b u r g (T h ii r),

labels. (Transfers). Export of all kinds Germany. VESTA the

of machines for Graphic-Art. New and Sewing Machine for all

Secondhand. Trades.

G3& CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Shearing Knives Smoothing Irons

Skvkuin HEUSCH, Aachen, Germany. KARL KALTSCHMID, Eisenwerke,

G.m.b.H., Oberriexingen,

Wurtt. Germany.

Smoothing Irons for

The Oldest Factory of Shearing every kind of heating.

Knives on the Continent.

Stamping Presses

Shipyard Installations FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, NURN-

DEMAG BERG, Germany, Spenglerstrasse 11.

DuLburgA(Germany).

K Tl EN GESELLSCH

u

AFT, Manufacturer of C omplete

See our Advei- for Lead Pencil, Penholder, Installations

Rules, Slide-

tisement under Engineering Section” rules and Round-rod. Factories.

page Bi70a.

Stamping Presses for all Purposes

Shoes and Leather Manufacturers FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, NURN-

BERG, Germany,

Manufacturer Spenglerstrasse

of Complete 11.

Installations

for Lead Pencils, Penholders, Rules,

Sliderules and Round rods. Factories.

Bata Shoe Co. Ltd. 7, Prince Edward Road,

Singapore. Stationery, etc.

China Dept.China

5. Minqhonq

Building,Rd.Hcnq-Kong.

Shanghai BECKER & MANTELS, Hermannstrasse

Bata Shoe Ltd. Calcutta, P.O.B. 490. 14, Hamburg

Papertrade. Paper 1, Germany. Cables:

Boards, Stationery,

Bata s. a. Strasbourg, Saigon.

Catinat, Hanoi, 79, Rue Paul Bert. 42, Rue Graphic Machinery.

N.V.N.I. Shoenhandel Mij Baia Batavia Steel Wire Manufacturers

Soap-Making Machines

WEBER &

SEELANDER,

Helmstedfc (3, High grade steei wire for springs,

(Germany). spokes, ropes, flexible shafts and other

Estabd. 1893. purposes.

re Manufacturers of MUSIC WIRE for Musical Instruments

& High grade springs.

Machinery for J. Germany.

H. Read. G!ESE. Westig, (Westphalia)

the entire

QAP INDUSTRY Steel Wires

of the highest SEMLER S. PILSEN, Czechoslovakia.

ichnical perfection. Manufacturer of all kinds of steel.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G31

Steelworks Plants Tungsten and Molybdenum

D E M A G AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, N. V. HOLLANDSCHE Manufacturers

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- DRAADFABRIEK, OudeTUNGSTEN- dyk 149,

tisement under “ Engineering Section ” Rotterdam, Hgddand. Tungsten and

page B170a. Molybdenum—wire and other produc-

tions for all purposes, specially for

T Electric lamps and Radio valves.

Tanning Machinery y

MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A G.,

Frankfurt a.Main, Germany. Upholstery Nails and Drawing Pins

Tin-closing Machines “Umbrella Tips" Upholstery

Furniture Nails,

Nails,

Tin-closing Machines Drawing Pins,

for

Typespreserved

“Elfe” &provisions

“Parole’ Leather Nails,

First-Class Quality.

fastener

Simplest and automaticperfect

manipulation, roll-guide.

clos- Prompt Delivery.

ing, cutting off and

Maschinenfabrik turning-over.

Walter & Kuffer A. & E. KELLER,

Schweinfurt/Nlain

Prospectus gratis. 72Agents(Germany).

wanted. Manufacturers,

Neheim (Ruhr), Germany.

Tobacco

A. HEINEN, Masch. Varel. i. O. 30, V

Germany. Cutting Machines, Stem

Flattening Machines, Drying Machines,

Sifting and Cooling Machines. Vices and Punching Machines

Toilet Sets Peddinghaus, Paul Ferd., Gevelsberg

(Wes tf.)—GERMANY.

Articles of rarehandwrought

usefulness, beauty combined with real

untarnishable

metalware

finish (realinbronze)

antique with gold )*)

(V'J)

HS[ Yffi7[j)

(| mounts of finest petit

embroidery. Alternatively, point

mounted with real exotic

butterflies in all the pristine brilliance of Drop-forged Smith’s Vices, Drop-forged;

Parallel

their gorgeous hues: Toilet sets, writ- “Superior,” and Lever Vices “Matador” and

ing

trays,table requisites,

candle smokers’ requisites, Punching Machines. Shearing and

sticks, etc.

HANS BRENDLER,

Alterwall 70, Germany.HAMBURG 11, W

Tools For Wood-Working Wafer Machines

GEBRUDER LEITZ, Tools Manufac- Complete Installations for flat ororelectric

hollow

turers, OBERKOCHEN (Wiirtt.) wafers, ice-cups for gas-cool

GERMANY heating.

Modern Tools for Wood working. Dove- Radebeul -Gohring

Dresden,& Hebenstreit

Germany. A.Tel. G.

tailing Machines, Tree-felling Machines. Address: Special.

■G32, CONTINEXTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Watch Manufacturers Wire-Drawing Machinery

DRIVA WATCH Co., La Chaux-de- BASZANGER,

GENEVA, Switzerland.rue duManufacturer

Rh6ne 6,

fonds, Switzerland. and exporter of diamond dies and steel

drawplates for drawing hardest metals.at

All sizes in stock. Finest qualities

lowest prices. Supplier of dies

most important wire-mills all overto the

the

Watches world. Apply for price-lists.

GEBRUDER THIEL, G.m.b.H., Wood-bending Machines

Watch Factories Holzbiegeniaschinenfabrik. GmbH,

Ruhla, Germany. Kitzingen, Germany.

The World’s Most Reliable “HOLMA”

Low-priced Watch. Wood-bending Machines

for solid and plywood.

 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G33

CHEMICAL DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT

E. B. BHDGER O SONS CO.,

BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A.

ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS

Chemical Distillation Equipment

Complete Chemical Plants

Complete Oil Refining

ToppingDistillation

Units Equipment

Pressure Distillate Units

Atmospheric or Vacuum Lubricating Oil Units

Bubble Towers Absorbers

Pipe Stills and other Refinery Equipment

, Expansion Joints for Pipe Lines

Call* Address-. “BADGERCO, BOSTON” WESTERN UNION CODE

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY

352 Western Ave.

BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A.

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

Cable Address: “INTERCO, Boston.” Western Union Code.

^ MEAT-JUICE

V-ALBrCSTTirtTE’S rMnEA-T-J-CTIOE

A.3STD IjIVER, E2CTR,A.C!T VA.ll.^asrTIITE

Endorsed and recommended by members of the Medical Profession

in all parts of the world.

VALENTINE’S MEAT-JUICE COMPANY

(Established 1871)

KICHMIOITID, 'VIR.a-XITXA., TT.S.A.. ' ’

Cable Address: “VALENTINE” RICHMOND, VA.

034 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

MACHINE TOOLS (REBUILT)

THE ANSWER TO YOUR NEED FOR

PLANT EXPANSION

Arbor Presses Plant equipment must keep pace with

Boring Mills growing business needs. To meet their

Radial Drills requirements, alert manufacturers

Upright Drills order EASTERN REBUILT MACHINE

Grinders TOOLS for lowest first cost, and

Gear Cutters and Hobbers rapid, accurate output.

Lathes

Milling Machines Repaired and renewed with original

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Presses engineers, EASTERN equipment

Riveters effects savings up to 75%. Make a

Saw Machines shrewd capital investment, be sure of

Shapers dependable performance . . . with

Shears and Sheet Metal Machines EASTERN REBUILT MACHINE

Turret Lathes and Screw Machines TOOLS.

The EASTERN MACHINERY COMPANY

Good Rebuilt Machine Tools

1024 Tennessee Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.

Cable Address: EMCO, Cincinnati

Codes Used: Bentley’s ABC 6th Ed.; General Telegraph Imp,

PRINTING PRESSES

CHALLENGE MACHINERY CO.,

GRAND HAVEN, MICH., U.S.A.

Manufacturers of

POINTING PRESSES, POWER AND LEVER PAPER CUTTERS,

PRINTERS MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.

Cable Address : ABC 5th, Bentleys and

“CHALLCO, Grand Haven.” Western Union Codes.

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G35

PUMFS

D E M I N G

The World’s Best Pumps

Shallow Well Water Systems

Deep Well Water Systems

Deep Well Turbine Pumps

Centrifugal Pumps

Rotary Pumps

Hand Pumps

Send for Catalogs and Complete Information

The Deming Co.

Salem, Ohio, U.S.A.

Export Office: Cable Address:

75 West St., New York, U.S.A. Demingpumps, New York

G36 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

SCRAP RUBBER

H. MUEHLSTEIN & CO., INC.

■ 728,-So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A.

All Grades WASTE RUBBER

Specializing in Selected Scrap Tires and Inner Tubes.

Cable Address: “MULOS—LOSANGELES” Acme Code Used.

SEWING MACHINES (REBUILT)

REBUILT

SEWING MACHINES

Expertly reconditioned for service equal to that of new

machines and fully guaranteed for satisfactory operation. Supplied in both

industrial and dom-

MONTANA estic types.

RADIOS

For all requirements

the World over.

MOTOR CAR LENSES

Write now for catalogs and full particulars.

PAUL A. PLENDER

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES

THE LOYML T. IVES CO.

Manufacturers of

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES,

Sinkers, etc., for

Knitting Machines

Cable Address: “IVESNEEDLE” Water Street, NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., U.S.A.

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

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Balancing Machinery Drafting and Surveying Supplies

TINIUS OLSEN TESTING MACHINES EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY,

COMPANY, 500, North 12th Street, INC., 218e., 23rd Street, New York,

Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. Machines

for balancing both statically and N.Y.. U.S.A.

dynamically all rotating parts.

Balsa Wood F

THE BALSA WOOD Co., Inc., 158,

Pioneer Street, Brooklyn, New York, Filter Cloth

U.S.A.

FILTER CLOTH All Kinds—Filter

Press Sacks and Gravity Bags. Made

Biology Charts Models and Specimens toDuckOrder,

and Canvas Purposes.

for All Gaskets. Cotton

Wool,

DENOYER GEPPERT Company, 5235, Cotton and Asbestos Filter. Filter

Ravenswood Avenue, Chicago, III., Cloth for Oils, Sugar and Chemicals.

U.S.A. Cable: “ Cartocraft.” W. W. STANLEY Co., Inc.,

399, Broadway, New York, N.Y., U.S.A.

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Chemicals Full Circles Retreaders and Vulcanizers

MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY, Miller Full Circle Retreaders, Recappers,

St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A. Tel. Address: Vulcanizing Equipment, Tire Spreaders,

Buffers and Grinders, Rubber Workers'

“ Monsanto.” Tools, Camelback, Repair Materials

Power Tire and Wire Wrapping;

Cigarette and Tobacco Machinery Machines.

The COMAS CIGARETTE MACHINE CHAS. E. MILLER CORPORATION,

Co., Salem Va., U:S.A. Anderson, Indiana, U.S.A.

G38 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G39

Textile Machinery

S SOTCO STEADY DIAL LOOPERS

With Interchangeable Points and

Shoe and Leather Finishes WRIGHT STEADY DIAL LOOPERS

With Swedged Points.

K. J. QUINN & CO., INC., Manufactured and Sold by

481, Chelsea Street, SOUTHERN TEXTILE MACHINERY

East Boston, Mass., U.S.A. Company, Inc.,

Manufacturers of “ Sotco Park,” 3rd ana Norton Street,

SHOE AND LEATHER FINISHES Paducah, U.S.A., Kentucky.

Cable Ad: “ Quinenamel, Boston ” Tobacco Leaf

Western Union Code. DIBRELL BROS. INC., Danville, Va.,

U.S.A.

Typewriters (New & Rebuilt)

Steam and Liquid Joint THE TYPEWRITORIUM CO., INC.,

Manufacturers 457, MarketU.S.A.

California, Street, San Francisco,

FLEXIBLE JOINTS—BARREL U

FILLERS Upper and Sole Leather, Remnants

MORAN FLEXIBLE STEAM JOINT Co. and Offal

217, West Main St.,

Louisville, Ky., U.S.A. The C. G. FLYNN LEATHER Co.,

Write for Catalogue. 109, South Street,

Boston, Massachussets, U.S.A.

Cable Address: “Flyleather.”

T Codes: Tanners Council, Western Union,

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

Testing Machinery

TINIUS OLSEN TESTING MACHI- W

NERY COMPANY, 500, North 12th St.,

Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. Machinery The PLASTERGON Wall Boards

and Instruments for all Physical Test Co., 196, Philadelphia WALL BOARD

of Materials. New York, U.S.A. Avenue, Buffalo,

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them out and paste them in the correct places.

TOKYO China Published Monthly in Eng-

lish— Publication Office: Peiping

On Page A246 Union Medical College; Cable Ad :

Turkey (Emkassy)—47, Kamiyama-machi, Physiology

O. K. Khaw, editor “(Peiping)

Shibuya-ku,

4502 and 2055Tokyo; Telephs. Aoyama E. B. Struthers, editor (Tsinan,

Ambassador Extraordinary and Shantung)

Plenipotentiary—H. E. R. Husrev

Gerede On Page A22

Continental Bank—Branches in Im-

PEIPING portant Cities in China: Correspon-

dents : Chemical Bank and Trust

On Page A22 Co., Bankers Trust Co., New York;

m m vh m m Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust

Co., San Francisco; National Prov.

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TOKYO China Published Monthly in Eng-

lish— Publication Office: Peiping

On Page A246 Union Medical College; Cable Ad:

Physiology

Turkey (Embassy)—47, Kamiyama-machi, O. K. Khaw, editor (Peiping)

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Aoyama E. B. Struthers, editor (Tsinan,

4502 and 2055 Shantung)

Ambassador Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary—H. E. R. Husrev

Gerede On Page A22

Continental Bank—Branches in Im-

PEIPING portant Cities in China: Correspon-

dents : Chemical Bank and Trust

On Page A22 Co., Bankers Trust Co., New York;

Weils Fargo Bank and Union Trust

Co., San Francisco; National Prov.

Mei Ttuo yuen tung ying hong Bank. Ltd., and National City Bank

American Express Go., Inc., Banking, of New York, London; Societe Gen-

Shipping, Travel, Railway and erale, Paris; Conrad Hinrich Don-

Steamship Tickets—Grand Hotel des ner, Hamburg; The Mitsui Bank,

Wagons Lits ; Cable Ad : Amexco Kobe

S. F. Howard, manager

L. Kukuranov (shipping dept.) On Page A22

Edw. Spokoiny, acct.

Miss O. Weinglass, secretary u « s ■

Hui feng yin hang

On Page A22

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking-

fr # X & 4* Corporation—Legation Street; Tele-

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le phone 855 (East Office); Cable Ad:

Commerce et l’Industrie (French Lascar

Co., Ltd.)—Legation Street; Cable J. A. Ridgway, sub-agent

Ad: Geranchine D. F. C. Cleland

J Bardac, manager

Mme. Vassilevsky, signs per pro.

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as 3: & @ it Hung li jen shou pao hsien hung sze

Chung hua yi hsueh tsa chih ying Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

wen pu The—7-A, Erh Tiao Hutung, Tung

Chinese Medical Journal, Official Tan Pailou, Peking; Teleph. 152 E.

Organ of the Medical Profession in C. G. Danby, district manager

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On Page A29 TIENTSIN

The Peking Chkonigle and The Week!

in Asia (Sunday Issue of The Pe- On Page A55

king Chronicle), Newspaper in Eng- American School—1, Chekiang Road

lish Language—2, Mei Chia Hutung, Board of Trustees—J. K. Caldwell

East City; Telephone 1641 E. O. (president), C. A. Smith (vice-

(Business Office) and 419 E. O. president), W. P. Coltman (trea-

{Editorial Office); Cable Ad | surer) and Mrs. C. Alderman

Chronicle (secretary)

Members—D. C. Berger, Mrs. G.

B. Campbell, Mrs. R. TT. Evans,

On Page A21 B. C. Eastham, Lt. W . S. Eve-

rett, H. Hodes, Mrs. F. W. Lil-

Peking Club—Hue Marco Polo, Pe- ley, Col. McAndrew, E. W. Tor-

king ; Telephones 602 Tung Chu. rey, W. C. Wallace and P. B. K.

(E.O.) Office, 1294 and 3985 Tung Young

Chu (E.O.) Club School Staff—

President—H. E. Baron de Yos

Van Steenwijk Mrs. S. Fink, principal

Mrs. W. S. Everett, kindergarten

Vice-President—Capt. I. V. -Gillis, Grades 1 & 2—(Vacant)

U.S.N. (Retired) Grades 3 & 4—Mrs. S. Fink

Hon. Secretary—A. O. Hyland Grades 5 & 6—Miss Katherine

Hon. Treasurer—L. B. Stone Harr

Committee Member in Charge of Grades 7 fa %—Mrs. Billingsley

Entertainment—A. Gohring Madame Baraer, French

Committee Member in Charge of Major Moose, medical advisor

Library—A. T. Cox

Committee Member in Charge of On Page A43

Tennis and Skating—D. F. C. Nwi Seng

Clei and Buchheister & Co., Technical Business

Committee Member in Charge of —10, Canal Road; Cable Ad: Bu-

Indoor Games—J. Pieters cheister 1 Codes: Bentley’s. A.B.O.

General Committee—Capt. R. B. 6th edn., Mosse fa Western Union

Luckey C. Stepharius, proprietor fa mgr.

On Page A43

On Page A30

Skiotis, Bros. & Co., General Tobac-

conists, Cigar and Cigarette Impor- Shou shan yin hsua Tcu fen yu hsien

ters and General Merchants — 6, hung sze

Legation St. ; Teleph. 3309 (East); Capital Lithographers, Ltd.—(Incor-

Cable Ad: Skiotis porated under the Companies Ordin-

N. D. Skiotis, partner ances of Hongkong) Printers, En-

gravers, Lithographers—Head Office:

S. Spiridis, manager Shanghai; Teleph. 32299; Cable Ad:

A. Cavriluk, asst. Caplitho

J. O. Harris, manager

A. F. Senna

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R. Tausch

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Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Y, Erh On Page A43

Tiao Hutung, Tung Tan; Telephs. Casa Degli Italiani — Via Roma 2

1528 and 1580 East; Cable Ad: (Italian Club)

Standvac Presidente—L. Viola

W. S. Way, manager Segretario—R. Latartara

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On Page A44 R. S. Davis

Chang & Co.., H. F., General Exporter T. Attree

of North China Products—30, I Wei H. Borne L. H. Ma

Lu, 3rd Special Area, Tientsin; Te- G. G. Clarke C. L. Wang

lephone 40682; Cable Ads: Chang, Mrs. T. Attree K. C. Lee

Hfchangco & Changbain C. Cheng P. C. Chow

On Page A45 On Page A55

China Printing & Finishing Co., Donnell & Bielfeld, Exchange Brokers

Ltd. (Incorp. in Hongkong), Cotton —Ewo Bldg., Victoria Rd.; Telephs.

Spinners and Manufacturers Prin- 30758, 33754, 32815 and 31754; Cable

ters, Dyers, Bleachers and Finishers Ad: Donfield

of Textiles—Chi Tai Building, Rue K. Bielfeld

du Mareehal Foch ; Teleph. 34443; F. H. Whitamore

P.O. Box iff Cable Ad: Celita.

Head Office: 220, Szechuen Road, On Page A55

Shanghai Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Directors (Shanghai) : I., Manufacturers and Importers of

Clive R. Hargreaves (chairman Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals — 52,

and director), D. J. Sinclair, Taku Road; Teleph. 30176; Cable

PH.D., B.SC. (Liv.), A.I.C., J. Ad : Dupontdyes; All Codes

Ballard, B.sc. (London), a.i.o., W. J. P. Calder, manager

and C. F. Liu Mrs. R. Hawkins

S. Tweedie, secretary (Shanghai) Y. C. Chu

Tientsin Office:

R. Markham, manager On Page A55

M. S. Bao Eastern Extension, Australasia &

China Telegraph Co., Ltd. — 173a,

Victoria Road; Cable Ad: Noreast

On Page A51

A ct0

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Collins & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Com- Eastern Rug Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

mission Agents,—75, Consular Road; & Exporters. All Qualities Chinese

Teleph. 31051; Cable Ad: Collins Carpets, Machine Yarn Carpets. A

Specialty Agents Wanted — Corres-

pondence Office: 8, Lin Ho Li, Bri-

On Page Ao4 tish Concession, Tientsin; Cable Ad:

Dau & Co., Hugo, Machinery, Mining Eruco

Supplies^ etc.—9-11, via Ermanno

Carlotto, Italian Concession; Cable On Page A52

Ad : Dauhugo

C. Nimz, managing partner H ^ IS lIi H S Jfc

A. Krueger, partner Ta fen lan huo ling shih shu

K. Nimz, jr., assistant Finland—173a, Victoria Road

D. A. Stahlmann, assistant

E. Keim, typist Consul—Dr. E. Will

On Page A54 On Page A58

Geyling, R., Architect and Consulting

Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock and Share Engineer—7, Victoria Terrace; Cable

Broker, and Land and Estate Agent Ad: Geyling

—27, Consular Road; Telephs. 32390,

33716 and 33215; Cable Ad : Secur-

ity; Codes: Petersens and Private. On Page A59

Correspondents in: London, New Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa- —173a, Victoria Road; Cable Ad:

pore, Peiping, etc. Noreast

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On Page A59 On Page A64

Hall & Co., Ltd., C. T., Manufac- Kapustin & Co., G.—9-11, Victoria

turers’ Pepresentatives — 49, Taku Terrace; Teleph. 33250; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 33025; Cable Ad: Kapustin. Branches: Shanghai, Dai-

Halco; Codes: Acme, Schofield, ren and Harbin

Bentley and Private G. Kapustin, proprietor

C. T. Hall, manager A. Kirifloff, manager

T. S. Su | A. G. Sesko V. Kapustin

Vit. Kapustin

On Page A59 E. Kapustin

flj fig Fuh Lee G. Riabkin

Hall & Holtz, Ltd., Ladies’ & Child- L. Jludoff

ren’s Drapers, Gentlemen’s Outfit- I. Silin (Harbin)

ters, Furniture Manufacturers and D. Rotshtein (Shanghai)

General Storekeepers—101-103, Vic- A. Kapustin (Shanghai)

toria Road; Teleph. 31236; Cable

Ad: Fuhlee. Head Office: Shanghai.

Branch Office: London On Page A64

M. Fergan, manager

J. W. G. Langley W M Mei Koo Shen

L. C. Chang Karagheusian American Corporation

Miss A. Hoare For Overseas, A. & M. (Tientsin

Mrs. M. Silberlust Branch), Woollen Yarn Spinners,.

Mrs. T. Greig Manufacturers & Exporters of Car-

Mrs. L. Bazan pets, Exporters of Wool, Wool Wa-

shers & Scourers, Woollen Material^

On Page A59 Yarn & Carpet Dyers, Chemical

Hamburg-Amerika Linie — 144, Taku Carpet Washers and Mercerizers-

Road; Teleph. 34271-75; Cable Ad : Agencies and Correspondents in

Hapag Important Carpet Centres—135-149,

Carlowitz & Co., agents Rue Pasteur; Telephs. 31496, 31515

(Gen. Office), 32851 (Factory No. 3)

On Page A61 & 33717 (Compradore Office); Cable

Hua Mao Trading Co., Importers, Ads: Amkarseas, Karagheus and

Exporters and Commission Agents. Karaseas. Local Factories: Factory

Chinese Carpets, A Speciality — 8, No. 5 & 7a : Rue Pasteur 135, Fac-

Lin-Ho-Li, British Con.; Telephone tory No. 5a: Rue Pasteur 131, Fac-

32954; Cable Ad : Huamo tory No. 1: Rue Pasteur 151 and

M. H. Liang, manager Factory No. 3: Rue de Verdun 55

H. Shabas, general manager

On Page A62 S. Malkassian

M. Papasian

4» Yui Chung A. Papasian (absent)

Imperial Hotel, Ltd. — 3-5, Rue de V. Theotig

France; Telephs. 31052 and 30260; E. S. Rendail

Cable Ad: Hotelimp Mrs. A. R. Ross’

A. H. Mackay, manager Mrs. F. B. Pearson

G. Kovshik, accountant Miss M. Sokoloff

Mrs. J. E. Wilson

On Page A62 Miss S. de Laberbis

25 H A. R. A. Boycott

Jacobson & Kupitsky, Inc., Exporters K. Mesropian

of Furs & Skins—47, Canton Road, S. Calligan

Tientsin; Teleph. 30979; Cable Ad: W. Kohler

Jacobfurs (New York), Kupitsky V. Koovaldin

(Harbin, Shanghai, Mukden and A. Notzkowski

Tientsin). Head Office : New York R. Q. Kennedy

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 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXIII

E. Shadrin On Page A 65

E. Markarian Levy, M. (Succr. de Sennet Freres), Jeweller,

E. Moroukian Watchmaker and Engraver — 175,

H. C. Yuen, compradore Victoria Road; Teleph. 32603; Cable Ad:

J. Wang Tao Lin, do. Sennet. Peiping Office: Morrison Street

Shie Dji, do. M. Levy

G. Braun

Thomson & Co., C. A., auditors & Ed. Lehmann

accountants

On Page A 66

On Page A64 Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S. C. Masonic

® * ± * i ± t»-a- Temple—Race Course Road

Kan 'po shih A. Mac Arthur, r. w. m.

G. H. Heathcote, w.s.w.

J£ent & Mounsey—2 & 4, Victoria C. Glauser, w.t.w.

Terrace ; Teleph. 31283; Cable Ad : F. T. H. Johnson, p.m., secty.

Maenad Ewd. Palmer, treasurer

P. H. B. Kent, m.c., barrister-at-

law On Page A 68

L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law ^0 H« Mu teh le

G. K. Wallington, secretary h acct. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Piano Manufac-

turers. etc. — 107-109, Victoria Road;

Teleph. 31376

On Page A65 J. Powell Davies, manager

m # m m m J. D. Gordon | N. Mihailoff

The Kodak Shop”, Photographic

Studio—111, Victoria Hoad; Telepb. On Page A70

30103 gi » f» %

R. Gartner, proprietor & photo- Pei-chiang-po-wu-yuan

grapher Musee - Laboratoire d’Histoire Na-

Mrs. M. Sourienko, sales-lady turelle, Musee Hoangho Paiho —

Miss J. Vladimiroff, artist Race Course Road ; Teleph. 32792

C. L. Yang, accountant E. Licent, S.J., Dr. es sc., Lie es

F. M. Liu, sales department Lettres, director

C. S. Chang, works department

On Page A70

On Page A65 M W ^

Kokusai Unyu Kaisha, Shipping, Mustard & Co., General Importers and

Chartering, Warehousing, Cargo Commission Agents—66, Rue de France;

Financing, Insurance (Fire & Mar- Teleph. 31783

ine), Stevedoring, Customs Broker, N. Hokloff, acting manager

Truck Business—28, Rue du Baron G. Nigniewitzky

Gros, French Concession

On Page A70

On Page A 65 Nichols Chinese Rugs, Inc., Carpet

Manufacturers — 37, Soochow Road,

Kwang Fat Yuen, Leather Lumber and First Special Area; Cable Ad : Nichols

Wood Merchants—52, Rue de Takou; W. A. B. Nichols, president & general

Teleph. 31076; Cable Ad: Kwanfayuen; manager

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, D niversal Trade

Code. Head Office: Shanghai. Branches:

Hongkong, Canton, Ningpp, Chefoo, On Page A72

Peiping and Tientsin Osawa Co., D., General Importers and

Z. T. Y ang, manager Exporter—11, Asahi Road, Japanese

S. C. Yang, asst, manager Concession ; Teleph. 526 ; Cable Ad :

T. T. Liang, English secretary Osawa

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XXIV ADDENDA (TIENTSIN)

On Page A73 T. Y. Tsu, Eng. Dept.

R. Tung (Taiyuanfu)

ft # m m K. Beister, representative of"

I-hua-yang-hariq Henschel & Son

Pezzini & Co., P. Importers of General Miss A. Gosewisch.

Provisions, Wines and General Mer- J. Schultze-Pantin (Nanking)

chandise. Exporters of Chinese Products. L. Weidinger (Peking)

Fire and Marine Insurance Agents—

13-14, Italian Bund, Italian Concession ; Gn Page A75

Teleph. 40514 ; Cable Ad : Italo

P. Pezzini, manager and proprietor u # * ^

Miss M. Pezzini, signs per pro. Sibeu Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd.,,

A. Cristianini Importers and Exporters—106-108, Taku

H. Y. Li, clerk Road; Teleph. 32715; Cable Ad::

F. W. Sun, do. I C.C. Li, storekeeper Meychina Siber

Y. C. Hou, do. I W. C. Han, broker Carl Stecker, manager

R. Willis

On Page A56 H. T. Lee, compradore

Saint Louis’ College (Marist Brothers) On Page A77

(For Boarders and Day Scholars)—195,

Rue St. Louis; Teleph. 33046; Cable Ad: Teh Chang Trading Co.—558, Bristow

Louis College Road; Teleph. 33655; Cable Ad. Techa

Rev. Bro. Faust, director Harry Sung, managing director

Rev. Bro. Joseph, sub-dir.

Rev. Bros. George, Prudent, Nestor, On Page A79

Louis Kostka, Claudio, Stephen, Tientsin British Municipal Library

Paul, Vincent, Andrew, Christopher, —Victoria Garden

Conrad, Aloysius Chairman—Rev. J. Walker

Committee—Mrs. H. Doytt, Mrs. A.

On Page A74 Burgess, Major Baker, H. F. Barnes,.

J. G. Campbell

TSj Pit H fg Ksin jeng hung sze Secretary and Treasurer Mrs, R.

Shantung Silk and Lace Co., Ltd., Ex- E. Fabris

porters and Commission Merchants.

Speciality: Straw braids, Carpets, Rugs, On Page A78

Jades and Cloisonne-wares—Taku Road, ft ^ I-liua-yang-hang

French Concession; Teleph. 31714; Cable

Ad: Hsinfeng Tientsin Forwarding and Commission

H. T. Lee, manager Agency, Freight and Customs Brokers,

Hugh Tam, sub-manager Shipchandlers, General Insurance, Coal

T. T. Chang, acting do Merchants, Storage, Truck Service-

Export Packers for Overseas—13-14,

Italian Bund, Italian Concession; Teleph.

On Page A74 40117; Cable Ad: Italo

& ff Hsin Min P. Pezzini, proprietor and manager

Miss M. Pezzini, signs per pro.

Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd., Y. K. Han, shipping clerk

The, General Importers and Exporters. S. T. Yang, do.

Railway and Mining Supplies—Corner C. H. Cheng, do.

of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph. 30728;

Cable Ad: Shingminco; Codes: Bentley’s, On Page A80

Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th Imp., A.B.C. 6th

(5-letter), Western Union 5-letter edn.,

Acme and Private Hua Lung

O. A. Sixt, director

W. Gosewisch, signs per pro. Tipper & Co., Life, Marine and lire

P. Breuer, Import Dept. Insurance Agents—187, Victoria Road

E. Schramm, Eng. Dept. (Opposite Gordon Hall); Telephs. 31310

R. Schadendorf, Eng. Dept. (Tai- and 30212; Cable Ads: Sunbeam and

yuanfu) British. Peiping Office: Ewo Bldg.,.

T. Dohm, Eng. Dept. Legation Street. Tsinanfu Office : c/o-

S. Schade, Eng. Dept. Y. C. Ma & Co.

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 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN-SHANGHAI)

S. L. Briault Telephs. 30764 (Branch Manager and

Y. G. E- Barton, signs per pro. Cigarette Factory), 32279 (Branch

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie Manager’s Private Residence), 32275

E. P. Carrington (Accounting Department) and 31426

S. P. Kwoh, Cashier & Life Dept. (Assistants’ Residences, Y. T. T,

P. Y. Tze, Life & Accident Dept. Terrace); Cable Ad : Cigarette

C. W. Yu, Fire Dept. Tientsin Branch

J. C. Pai, Marine Dept.

B. L. Wang, Accounts Dept. J. C. Stewart, branch manager

P. E. Dixon, accountant

On Page A81 Mrs. A. Wardle, stenographer

Yolkakt Bros.’ Agency, Importers & Cigarette Factory

Exporters of Raw Cotton - 52, Taku M. M. Whitaker, factory manager

Boad; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable J. E. Hilburn, asst. supt.

Ad : Volkart C. N. Burnett

W. Hegar, manager G. J. Colling j G. M. Hollywood

H. A. Decks | P. J. Rombaut

On Page A81 H. A. Dodd A. B. Sitsky

F. B. Edney | W. Warner

^ # :fc ^

Wallace Carpets, Ltd. (Incorporated On Page A83

under the Hong Kong Ordinances), Bj £• * It « A

Manufacturers of Super Chinese Rugs-—

Begistered Office: 468, Bristow Boad; Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd.v

Teleph. 33007; Cable. Ad : Ecallaw; All Manufacturers of Refined Soda Ash,

Codes Available Caustic Soda and Sodium Bicarbonate

—1, Rue Fontanier; Telephs. 30129

On Page A81 31532 ; Cable Ad :. Paco ; Codes Used :

Acme, Bentley’s and Private

Watts & Frisk, Exchange Brokers—76,

Victoria Boad; Cable Ad : Fahsing

Arthur Watts SHANGHAI

F. A. Frisk

S. C. Kao

On Page A 166

On Page A82

^ PS W ^ S ft Vnl ^ # 5^ Ting shang a si a huo yu hung sze

Hsin-tai-hsing Asiatic Petroleum CO. (North

Wilson & Co., Ltd. (Est. 1876), Exporters China), Ltd., The, Importers of

of Sheep’s and Camels’ Wools, Bristles Kerosene, Gasoline, Paraffin Wax,

and Sundry China Produce. Wool Candles and Petroleum Products

Scourers and Commission Agents — 55, Generally—1, The Bund; Teleph. 186191-

EwoBoad; Teleph. 31143; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Doric

Wilson A. E. Jones, general manager

R. G. Buchan, director (London) T. S. Powell

H. F. Dyott, managing director •1. Rasmussen

E. C. Leighton, secretary J. N. Bates

A. Delwig

A. C. Tilley Staff and Properties Dept.

Miss T. Verestchagine S. C. Miskin

E. Grossman A. J. H. Carey | M. C. Yen

Secretarial Dept.

On Page A83 Miss Pugh

General (Gasoline) Dept

G. H. Sutcliffe I Miss Stanley

Tee tsoong yen tsao hu fen yu hsien J.K.P. Hadland | Miss Pollock

hun sze Aviation Section

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd. (Incor- E. A. B. Fowles

porated under the Companies Or- General (Candles, Wax, Stearine

dinances of Hongkong), Cigarette and Technical Products) Dept.

Manufacturers—Head Office : S’hai; A. J. Daniels | R. F. Scott

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XXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

General (Lubricants & Fuel Oil) Dept. Yangtszepoo Sub-Installation

H. I. Clark W. H. Taylor

J. H. Ford I S. P. Simpson E. A. H. Piper

A. G. Lang j C. V. G. Turner Gough Island Installation

Local Sales Dept. T. C. Kelly, manager

J. V. Stuart G. Butchart

W. A. L. Palmer I J. B. E. Chow Marine Dept.

E, W. Turnbull | Miss Allan W. A. Elliott, Lt-Comdr., k.n. (ret’d.)

M. W. Alexander | Miss Weeks W. McP. Mars ball | R. A. Saunders

Cables Department Shipping Dept.

Miss Palmer A. J. Grant

Miss McConnell | Miss Hayden L. G. Murry Kidd [ A. M. Jenssen

Correspondence Dept. F. S. Bridges | H. W. Snow

Mrs. Hooley | Miss Thomson W. J. Hatton | C. L. William

Typists Dept. Floating Staff

F. le Boutillier, captain

Miss Malone W. G. Briggs, do.

Miss Blake Miss Sheridan A. C. Browne, do.

Miss Cormack Mrs. Lelas T. G. Bennett, do.

Miss Gulston Miss Ritchie G. Dick, chief engineer

Advertising Dept. A. W. S. Aitken, 2nd engr.

M. R. Gordon A. D. McR. Fraser, chief engineer

Accounts Dept. E. Jacob, chief officer

R. A. Tayor, chief accountant T. A. Lupton, captain

H. F. Van Eck G. Smith, chief officer

T. A. Spedding W. A. Pearson W. Sudbury, captain

W. S. Bowman F. C. Poole A. D. Thomson, D.s.o., comdr. R.N.K.,

A. F. Carl sen A. L. Piper capt.

T. W. K. Chun G. M. Stock F. Tonry, chief engineer

b. com. (B’ham. John Walker H. E. C. Turner, captain

University) Miss Ham- C. J. Walton, 2nd officer

L. J. Coucher merton Shanghai Joint Area

H. F. B. Gardener Miss Persons A. H. Hopkyn Rees, manager

Compradore A. E. F. Kemp | B. Heningway

Dow Ding Yao

Statistical Dept. On Page A174

C. L. Martin Jfr ^ 3®, ^ Chiao tung yin hong

J. P. E. Klaverwijden Bank of Communications—889, Ave.

Miss Ellis I Miss Ward Joffre; Teleph. 77583; Cable Ads: Chiao-

Miss Kale | Miss Clifton tung or Commubank

Engineering Dept.

J. T. Read, chart.c.e., engr.-in-chf. Shanghai Branch:

J. R. G. Barter Manager—H. N. Chwang

D. Wheldon I J. S. Drakeford Sub-Managers—S. L. Chow, K. Z.

N. J. Man | C. Thompson Tsor, C. F. Hsieh and H. T. Chang

Stores Dept. Asst. Managers—M. T. Chen, S. C.

A. W. Stubbs Yang, K. S. Voo, T. L. Tsao, K. C.

J. F. Duncan | C. A. J. Wilkie Li, H. C. Pan and L. C. Tan

Furniture Dept. On Page A184

A. C. Hall

Brook & Co., General & Insurance Agents

Lower Wharf —150, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 11874;

P. F. Mason, manager P.O. Box 1606; Cable Ad; Rivulet;

EL G. Davis I R. Findlay Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Acme,

W. H. Foster J C. J. Williams Bentley’s and Private

Workshop Manager E. Brook

J. D. Adams S. C. Shen, Insurance compradore

Upper Wharf Installation Agents for:

A. W. Sawyer, manager Banker

D. O. Watling State Assurance Co., Ld., Marine

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On Page A 187 General Agents ;

Caka.van Studio, Ixc., Interior Decorators States Steamship Co., Portland, Ore.

& Manufacturers of High Class Fm*niture Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.,

—260, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10845; San Francisco, Cal.

Cable Ad: Lotustudio Roosevelt Steamship Co., Inc., New

Mrs. H. L. Gilman, proprietress York (American Pioneer Line)

H. Moroukian, manager Sir William Reardon Smith

C. N. King Cardiff, Wales

Agents jor Carpets: On Page A209

A. & M. Karagheusian American

Corporation For Overseas, Tientsin, Hi If Al ft H ■[%' _h

China Shang Hai Fa Shang Tien Che Tien Tung

Rung Sze

COMPAGNIE PRANgAISE DE TRAMWAYS ET

On Page A191 d’Eclairage Electriques de Shang-

hai—249, Avenue Dubail; Teleph. 80180

^ ^ u m ^ m m (4 lines)

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., R. Courthial, manager

G.m.b.h. (Ltd.), Importers and Con- J. Favret, tech, sub-manager

tractors for all Kinds of Machinery— G. Perrier, adm. dept.

138, Kiangsu Road; Teleph. 13590; L. Ladroitte, engineer (waterworks

Cable Ad: Engincomer and construction depts.)

F. Hille M. Lapeyre, engr. (electricity dept.)

A. J. Zernin H. J. Karger J. Mariotti, engineer (tramways and

M. Sachaii L. Moebs workshops)

H. G. Hey sen Mrs. E. Goldau R. Leydon, asst. engr. (electricity

W, Sommer H. Boellhoff dept.)

R. Taehnig H. Bolloni General Book Office

Agents for: J. Lorenzi, chief accountant

R. Tillard

Humboldt-Deutzmotoren A. G. Kbln F. Baudoin | N. Kisseleff

Weise Soehne, Halle A. S. Purchasing Dept.

Union-Matex (Union of German M. Raimond | A. AHemao

Textile Machine Manufacturers), Correspondence Dept.

Berlin C. G. Lubeck

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, J. J. d’Almeida I M. Maher

Vienna R. dos Remedies | A. Rosario

Voigt Turbines, Heidenheim Consumers’ and Bills Dept.

Humboldt-Deutzmotoren A. G. E. Salembier

Werk Magirus, Ulm Donau J. Dolivet I Y.Uschenkoff

J.C.Canavarro | J. Perpetuo

V. Voropai | G. Muller

Stores

3n Page A168 F. Lerosey

Jhina Association—27, The Bund; Teleph. R. Bazil I G. Kalouge-

12694; Cable Ad : Britiscom G. Stchetinin | nine

Committee — P. W. Massey (chair- V. Baranoff | Z.Zaignacheff

man), H. G. W. Woodhead (vice- Traffic Office

chairman), J. R. Jones, R. F. C. D. Vialy, traffic superintendant

Master A. Marchina j F. J. Lopes

E. Go n tier | D. Zahowsky

P. Ninet | A. Popoff

3n Page A196 Tramway Track and Lines

L. Aubert | C. Compton

?hina Foreign Steamship Corporation Electric Power Station

—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. E. Hodayer, superintendent

13555; Cable Ad : Chinasteam Alb. Fischer I J. Schmid

William P. Hunt A. Monceu | A. Evseyeff

V. L. Xavier P. Amettler D. Ifliand

H. F. Yao j W. Wong A. Sidoroff | I. Pawl*wsky

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XXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Electric Lines On Page A216

J. Manaresi ft cf Day Fee

Y. Marinacci

Electric Installations David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Land and

P. Bellande, superintendant Estate Agents — David House, 320,.

P. Vial Kiangse Road; Telephs. 10324 (General

J. Canavarro, Jr. Office) and 12757 (Manager); P.O. Box

388; Cable Ad: Psalmist

Electric Meters & Laboratory Evelyn David (Shanghai), partner

M. Geny, supt. Archibald David (Hongkong), do.

A. Jallard E. A. Sykes, manager

X. Ng Yelim D. Jephson | A. E. Dale

F. Colella P. W. Mansfield | Miss D. Walton

Water Production Fook Wei, head shroff

F. Menager, superintendant Agents for:

E. Gruget Eastern United Assurance Corprn.r

A. K. Delant Ltd.

H. Muller

Water Distribution On Page A217

E. Vogt, superintendant

M. Labart ^ De-fu

J. Dessart DeutscheFarben-Handelsgesellschaft,,

A. Thibou Waibel & Co.—261, Szechuen Road;

Chemical and Analytical Laboratory P. O. Box 1115; Teleph. 16388;. Cable?

M. Ducret Ad: Waidefag

Workshops & Tramway Repair Dept. W. Weber

M. Duquesnel C. G. Gadow

N. Rengarten I J. Sitnikoff J. Hildebrandt

A. Petit | Pelevin K. Kuehn

Bus and Motor car Repair Dept. Th. Litterst

H. Danieck O. P. Brennscheidt ’

A. Gomas | C. Bazanoff J. Christoph F. Tiefenbaeher

Buildings H. Denkhaus R. Ulbrich

G. Prario W. Doerner E. Wagner

C. Kluge C. Feldmann P. Zilling

K. Flamme Miss 1. Berg

W. Fuld Miss G. Bowitz

On Page A213 O. Hauer Miss H. Bowitz

J. F. Hein- Miss L. Buchloh

^ 'gr ft it ^ richsohn Miss Ch. Denkhau»

Continental Sales Co. — 863, Avenue W. Holste Mrs. L- Doering

Foch; Teleph. 74489; P.O. Box 714 A. Kroeger Mrs, R. Dold

Agents : W. Lembke Mrs. H, Fischer

Victoria Motorcycles R. Lenz Mrs. M. Uaeusing-

C. Leonhard Coellen

Adler Cars Miss Ch. Hanke

Hansa Lloyd Diesel Trucks L. Lucas

K. Meske Mrs. G. Hering

Distributors : K. Modra Miss G. Leithold

Stewart Trucks M. Mueller Miss H. Luehtje

Hupmobile Cars K. Roll Miss V. Luttermann?

O. Rommel- Miss R. Priedemann

On Page A215 fanger Mrs. E. Rabbinowitz

H. C. Ruser Mi's. I. Ritter

Cumming, K. M., Stock, Share and General Mrs. L. Schult

F. Schilk Mrs. M. Segel

Broker—16, Central Road ; Telephs. H. Spanier

15284-6 Miss M. Sprenger

K. M. Cumming W. Sperber Mrs. E. Tichauer

L. D. Chow | S. C. Cheng Technical Dept.

Secretary & Treasurer of the Hungiao Dr. C. Mueller I K. Limann

Golf Club Dr K. Miss I K. Nordmeyer

Special Agent of Ocean, Accident & F. Borchardt 1 R. Pinks

Guarantee Corpn., Ltd., London O. Franz I Dr. K. Schoenfelder

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 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) xxix:

P. Fritz I F. Brasch On Page A221

R. Frosch | Mrs. O. Hoelnnann Paw Lwng

W. Hilbricht | Miss E. Seidel

Chemical Dept. East Asiatic Co., Ltd,, The, General

R. Bahlmann Merchants & Ship Owners—17, Canton

L. Schneider Road; Teleph. 15055; P. O. Box 1493

W. Oehm Cable Ad: Orient. Head Office: Copen-

O. Kleemann hagen; London Office: 158, Fenchurch

Miss K. Luttermann St.,E. C. 3.; Own Offices: Shanghai, Han-

Miss E. Radomski kow, Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Hongkong,

Mrs. E. Scheel Dairen, Harbin, Bangkok, Singapore,.

Miss E. Will Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Rangoon,

Madras, Calcutta, Bombay, Durban,.

Accounting Dept. Cape Town, Johanessburg, San Fran-

R. Hager cisco, Seattle

O. Froessl A. Bronda], manager

A. Glatzel G. Halberg

Miss A. Thiemann M. Jacobsen S. Heiberg

Miss A. Karlach C. A. Wagner F. C. Marques

Miss E. Wyss H. H. Ottsen Mrs. L. O. M.

Representing : A. Juhl d’AquinO'

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- O.H. Guldberg Miss E. Carneiro

sellschaft, Frankfurt, a/Main, Ger- Tea Department: 467, Kiangse Road

many: Dyes and Chemicals, for M. Jacobsen

the Textile, Paint, Leather, Rubber H. H. Ottsen

and Celluloid Industry A. Laredo

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

sellschaft, Verkaufsgemeindschaft Agents:

Chemikalien, Frankfurt a/Main: Steamship Company Orient, Ltd^

Industrial Chemicals such as Copenhagen

Solvents, Resins, Egments and

other Raw Materials for the Manu-

facture of Nitrolacquers, Oilpaints,

Enamels, Varnishes, etc. Chemicals On Page A222

for the Match, Leather, Rubber, Economic Transpobt & Lighter Co.,.

Battery and Celluloid Industry. Ltd., Customs Brokers, Transporting:

Light-Metals (Elektron Metal and Contractors and Forwarding Agents—

Hydronalium), Neon-Gases, Auto- 150, Kiukiang Road, 3rd floor; P. O-

gene Welding Box 1606; Telephs. 11874 (Managers)^

Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin: 14474 (General); Cable Ad : Rivulet

Nitrogene Products for Technical E. Brook, director & gen. mgr.

Purposes Y. L. Shen, dir. & Chinese mgr.

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- King Shun-shih, director

sellschaft, Berlin: Artificial Silk K. H. Loh (trucking dept.)

Kalle

Wiesbaden-Biebrich: Cellophane, dept.)

Ozalid

Lurgi Gesellschaft fuer Waermete-

chnik m.b. H., Frankfurt a/Main: On Page A225

Activated Carbons, Hydraffin Water

Filters Elizalde

Celluloid Verkaufs-Gesellschaft m.b. facturers, Philippines Lumber, Paints-

H. Berlin: Celluloid in Sheets, and Floor Wax, Sugar Importers &

Rods and Tubes Ship Owners—Suite 405, 45, Kiukiang

Deutsche Gasoline A. G. Berlin: Road; Telephs. 17636 (Gen. Office) & 17775-

Montan-Waxes (Mgr.); Cable Ad: Elizalde

Karbolsaeure - Verkaufs - Gesellschaft, L. R. Schinazi, manager

Berlin: Phenol, Cresoi

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H

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XXX ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A231 Tientsin Branch

W. Eadie, branch manager

G. E. Kovner | D. Horvath

Ying hwok tung ytong din che hung sze Tsingtao

“General Electric Company (of China), A. B. Hogg

Limited, The, Electrical Engineers and

Contractors, Manufacturers of Electrical Agencies:

Supplies, Steam Turbines, Mining and Affiliated with :

Electrical Plants; Leather Belting, etc. The General Electric Co., Ltd.,

—Office: 23 to 27, Ningpo Road; Teleph. England and all subsidiary

16825 (6 lines), Works: 285, Hochien G. E. C. Works in London,

Road; Teleph. 52332; Cable Ad: Genlec- Birmingham, Manchester and

tric. Branches at Hongkong, Dairen Coventry

and Tientsin. Agents at Canton, Han- The Express & S. M. S. Lift Co.,

kow, Tsingtao, Chefoo, etc. Ltd., London

N. G. Beale, managing director Pirelli General Cable Works, Ltd.,

A. B. Raworth Southampton

Electrical Engineering Power Plant and Chamberlain & Hookham, Ltd.,

Construction Dept. Birmingham

G. A. Clayton Betters Ltd., Yeovil, England

M. Kocherginsky Fraser and Chalmers Engineer-

B. R. Bryant Works, Erith, Kent

Barrow Hepburn & Gale, London

J. Mordecai Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd,, Ips-

Y. C. Tai wich, England

E. R. MacDermot (Special Represen- Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ltd.,

tative, Ransomes Rapier, Ltd.) Annan, Scotland

Electrical Contract and Installation British Ropes, Ltd., England

Dept. Flexible Steel Lacings, Ltd.,

W. G. Calder Chicago

Y. S. Chu Siemens & G. E. Rly. Signal Co.,

Ltd., England

Chinese Engineering and Sales Dept.

S. Y. Chang

Y. A. Sih On Page A233

Y. M. Ling IB Zun

9 Aee

Electrical Supplies and Sales Dept. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—100,

J. Madeira Jinkee Road; Telephs. 16940, 16947

A. G. Pereira & 19221; Cable Ad : Gibb

Y. T. Zee M. T. Johnson, mng. dir. (H’kong)

Accounts and Shipping Dept. L. J. Davies, do. (S’hai)

T. W. Chandler H. M. Snow, signs per pro.

T. H. Gwynne | L. S. Chang R. A. Joscelyne, do.

T. H. Gabb 1 H. S. Oweng B. H. M. Broomhall

S. C. Quin I F. W. Brandt J. G. Haigh

•Correspondence Dept. J. R. Hooley

Miss M. Roza C. E. Lintilhac

Miss J. Ahwee J. L. Kay

Mrs. R. Gutierrez Miss A. J. Komaroff

Miss E. Costa Miss E. Burgoyne

Miss G. Ruth L. A. M. Ozorio

Miss L. M. Emmamooden

Miss M. Silva T. B. Ozorio

•G. E. C. Works J. R. Siqueira

L. C. Smith, gen. mgr. E. M. Ozorio

A. C. C. Moore T. B. Zee, compradore

Hongkong Agencies:

H. C. Margarett, branch manager Shipping

J. Hart-Davis Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.

E, C. Norris Burns, Philp Line

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Fire Insurance A. S. Henchman, manager

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. A. C. Leith, sub-manager

Marins Insurance E. W. Stagg, do.

T. J. J. Fenwick, act. acct.

Lloyd’s, London A. H. Matthews, sub-acct.

Motor Car Insurance E. C. Richards

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd. J. C. Sutherland

Baggage Insurance R. B. Gotch

W. G. Turnbull

“A.l” Baggage Insurance Assoc. A. F. Judd

Salvage Association A. B. Kelly

Salvage Association, London S. H. Ash

W. Beveridge

A. Chalmers

On Page A233 J. T. Dupuy

flj $§ Ya Le D. W. Mortlock

J. Kindness

Glathe & Witt (Established 1856), G. S. Dunkley

Importers, Exporters & Engineers. C. J. D. Law

Import: Army Supplies, Wire, Rice, J. C. Walters

Paper, etc. Expert: Musk, Pongees, A. E. J. Partridge

Rhubarb, Skins, etc.—410, Szechuen G. R. Riddell-Carre

Road, 4th floor, Rooms 305-9; Tele- F. R. Burch

phones 15638 (Private Exchange to J. A. McGregor

all Departments); P.O. Box 968; M.

Cable Ad: Safeguard; Codes : All L. W. R. McLaren

Standard Codes and Private Codes W. H. B. Rigg

A. Glathe, proprietor & manager G. O. W. Stewart

W. H. Lydall

T. Klobertanz, signs per pro. N. J. Stabb

H. Glathe, do. W. R. McCutcheon

C. G. Dai A. M. Kennedy

N. Heyking, secretary Hongkew Sub-Agency:

Agencies: C. H. Eldridge, sub-agent

Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Oerlikon, H. B. Clark

Oerlikon, Switzerland Special Representatives :

Brevetti-Scotti A. G., Oerlikon, W. C. Cassels

Switzerland Miss K. Fenton, secretary

Schweizerische Industriegessell- Resident Engineers :

schaft Neuhausen, Switzerland

Rheinisch - Westfaelische Spreng- E. W. A. Clements

E. J. Grainger

stoff-industrie A. G., Nuernberg,

Germany

Gebr. Crede & Co., Niederzwehren On Page A244

b/Kassel, Germany

F. Cochu A. G., Berlin, Germany

“Unitex” technische G.m.b.H., Ying Shang Pu Nei Men Yang Chien

Berlin, Germany Yu Hsien Kung Sze

Sartoriuswerke A.G., Goettingen, Imperial Chemical Industries (China)r

Germany Ltd. (Incorporated under the Or-

Spindler & Hoyer G.m.b.H., Goet- dinances of Hongkong), Formerly

tingen, Germany Brunner, Mond & Co. (China),

Ltd., Importers of Alkalis, Dye-

On Page A 176 stuffs, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commer-

cial and Industrial Chemicals, Me-

Way foong ning hong tals & Sundry Products—Brunner-

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank- Mond Building, 133, Szechuen Road v

ing Corporation (Incorporated in Telephs. 15070, 15170-:79 & 11622-3 (13

the Colony of Hongkong) — 12, The lines); P.O. Box 252; Cable Ad:

Bund and 65, Broadway Alkali

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xxxii ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Board of Directors—Lord McGo- Cash Department

wan, k.b.e., D.O.L., ll.d. (chair- J. G. Forbes

man), V. St. J. Killery, G. A- G. W. Blown

Haley, R. D. Gillespie, G. F. R, Miss N. V. Kelly

Jackson, B. R. Goodfellow and

Russell Spn Accounts Department

Secretary—C. B. Cook W. A. Hogarth, o.A.

E. S. Giles

Secretarial Department A- Youngson

Miss M. Peckham J. R. Main

Miss S. B. Peach A. M. Hansen

Miss C. M. Wilson G. N. Manley

Correspondence & Cables A. Reid

W. Katz Miss G. J. Donnelly

Miss J. Remedies Miss y. Dodd

Miss E. W. Thompson Property and Publicity Dept.

General Sales H. C. Eustace

H. C. F. Aris

H. J. Collar, b.a., Shanghai sales Shipping Department

manager

R. J. Sheppard R. J. W. Bisshop

Ju. Warren C. C. Young

D. J. C. Stewart F. M. F. Gutierrez

Miss M. Taylor

S. B. Duncan

K. N. Mashinsky Shanghai Division

A. N. Smirnoff S. M. Gillespie

Y. I. Kooritzin K. Y. R. Wang

II. C. Collaco Godowns

E. A. Cooke L. J. G. Perry, supt.

A. L. Madeira Manufacturer's Representatives

Miss L. Dalder

M iss M. A. Figueiredo R. L. Aiton, representative, Ste-

warts and Lloyds, Ltd.

Miss S. Falkine M. Lymbery, representative, Rec-

Mrs. K. M. Getz kitt & Sons, Ltd., J. & J. Col-

Mrs. H. Seaglove man (Overseas), Ltd., Chiswick

Development Department Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. and

B. R. Goodfellow S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra-

G. E. Matthews, b.sc. marine)

N. Sykes K. Duxbury, b.sc., representative,

B. Munro-Smith A. I. C.

M. Yatskin R. W. L. Inkster, representative.

Natal Tanning Extract Co.,

Fertiliser Department Ltd.

D. W. Gourlay W. A. Sachert, representative.

S. A. Collaco Corn Products Refining Co.

Miss I. Ginter E. Powell, representative, Bald-

Dyes Department wins Ltd., The Briton Ferry

W. B. Hughes Steel & Tinplate, Agency, Ltd.

C. Laycock and The Metal Box Co., Ltd.

R. Parsons Agents and Distributors for Consti-

T. D. Adams tuent and Subsidiary Companies

I. H. Kendall of Imperial Chemical Industries

O. Suchanek Ltd., London, Including:

F. X. Diniz British Dyestuffs Corporation,

Mrs. G. A. Clark Ltd.

Mrs. M. Ribbons Casebourne & Co. (1926), Ltd.

Miss A. Starling Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd.

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Chance & Hunt, Ltd. On Page A256

I.C.I. (Alkali), Ltd. (Formerly

Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.) ± 5L Kung Sze

I.C.I. (Fertiliser & Synthetic Pro- Kunst & Albers, Importers, Engineers

ducts), Ltd. and Contractors—110, Szechuen Road;

I.C.I. (General Chemicals), Ltd. Telephs. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179; Cable

I.C.I. (Lime), Ltd. Ad: Kunstalber

I.C.I. Metals, Ltd. Dr. A. Albers, partner

I. C.I. (Rexine), Ltd. K. G. von Dattan, do.

Lightning Fastners, Ltd. Schaefer, manager

S. Kapper, dipl. ing., signs p.p.a.

Mouldrite, Ltd. F. Nestler, signs p.p.a.

Agents for: E. Findorff, do.

Albright & Wilson, Ltd. R. Des Arts B. Kaiser

Baldwins, Ltd. H. Ballheimer O. Kaestner

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. (Sac- Miss R. Bernstein E. Koehler

charin) G. Bierwirth F. Kunstein

A. Boake, Roberts

DIPL. ING. dipl. mo.

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. P. G. Breuer M. P. Pastuhoff

British Glues & Chemicals, Ltd. Miss L. Burkart C. A. Perly

Briton Ferry Steel

Agency, Ltd Miss T. Dunaeva H. Retry

iBrotherton & Co., Ltd. Miss R. Dzirne A. G. Sachs

China Soap Co., Ltd. (Glycerine) E. Dzirne P. Schoemann

^Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), H. Kappelhof Dr. E. Wrany

Ltd. B. B. Filimonov Mrs. M. Zarin

J. & J. Colman (Overseas), Ltd. Representing:

"Corn Products Refining Co. M.A.N. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra- N uernberg A .G. G utehoffnungshuefc-

marine) te, Oberhausen, Rhld, Germany

Torestal Land, Timber & Rail- Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia

ways Co., Ltd. Y.D.F. Vereinigte Drehbank-fabriken.

frlycerine, Ltd. Tool Machinery

Hercules Powder Co. (Wood Ro- Gebr. Boehringer, Goeppingen

sins & Turpentine) Heidenreich & Harbeck, Hamburg

Metal Box Co., Ltd. Gebr. Wohlenberg, Hanover

Mysore Government Sandalwood Jos. Braun, Zerbst

Oil Factory, Bangalore Atlas Preservative Co., Ltd., Erith,

Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ltd. Kent, England. Wood Preserva-

International Nickel Co. of Cana- tives, Paints

da, Ltd. Elin A-G. fuer Elektrische Industrie,

International Nickel Co., Inc. Wien. Electrical Machinery

Magadi Soda Co., Ltd. Flottmann A-G., Herne i.W. Pneu-

Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. matic Tools, Compressors

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ltd. Gehe & Co., Dresden. Chemicals and

Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker Pharmaceutical s

Racine & Cie Henkel & Co., Duesseldorf. Quick

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. Cleansers “Persil,” “Imi,” “Ata,”

Roura & Forgas “Henko”

Scott & Bowne, Ltd. (Scott’s M. Hensoldt & Soehne, Wetzlar.

Emulsion) Optical Instruments

Ges. f. Junkers Dieselkraftmaschinent

"Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd. m.b.H., Scharfenstein. Diesel Motors

J. E. Sturge Hackethal-Draht & Kabelwerke A.G.

US. Alkali Export Assn., Inc. Hanover. Wire & Cables

Van Den Berghs, Ltd. Kochs Adler Naehmaschinen Werke

N\V. Yereenigde Fabrieken van A. G., Bielefeld. Sewing Machines

Stearine, Kaarsen en Chemische Leipziger Maschinenbau Ges., Leip-

Producten (Stearine) zig. Rivetting Machines

Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd. H. Maihak A-G., Hamburg. Technical

J. & J. MHiite, Ltd. Instruments

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Messer & Co., G.m.b.H., Frank- On Page A259

furt/Main. Gas Producing Plant Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance

Nollesche Werke, Weissenfels/Saale. Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Shoe Machines 11842; P. O. Box 758; Tel. Ad: Globance

Nordmark Werke, Hamburg. Phar- H. B. Scott, resident secretary

maceuticals C. C. Cruttwell, assist, do.

Prof. Dr. y. Poehl & Soehne, Berlin.

Pharmaceuticals J. E. Brown

Pyro-Werk, Hanover. Pyrometers Agents:

F. W. Schule & Co., Hamburg. Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd.

Pumpmobile Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Stewart Motor Corporation, Buffalo, Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ltd.

N. Y. Motor Trucks

R. Stock & Co., Berlin-Marienfelde.

High-class Twist Drills, Reamers,

Taps, etc. On Page A266

Strebelwerke, Mannheim. Boilers and Metropole Hotel — Corner Kiangse^

Radiators and Foochow Roads; Teleph. 12500;

Ernst Vogel, Stockerau. Pumps Cable Ad: Methotel

Gebr. Wichmann, Berlin. Optical Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers

Instruments

Sehloemann, A. G. Hydraulic Presses,

Steel Rolling Mills

On Page A267

On Page 258

Bing Woo

Mei ling ton kwong kao yu hsien kung sze

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

Wool, Hide, Skin and General Produce Millington, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong-

Brokers—Glen Line Building, 4, Peking kong), Practitioners in Advertising—

117, Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11655 p

Rd.; Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Liddell.

Press Packing Works and Storage Go- P.O. Box 750; Cable Ad: Milladvert

downs: 248, Yangtzepoo Road, Birt’s E. F. Harris, chairman

Wharf A. P. Nazer, director

J. H. Liddell, managing director F. C. Millington, mng. dir.

P. W. O. Liddell, director (absent) B. Rozenbaum, gen. mgr. and secty.

W. M. Howell, do. (Tientsin) John A. Galvin, mgr.

R. H. Purcell, signs per pro. MissS. Koussis, secty.

R. W. Fraser, do. Miss I. Petersen, asst, secty.

C. F. D. Lowe, do. J. Heyman, sales mgr.

F. A. Hooley, m.i.m.e. engr.

L. H. Richards V. D. Shelonosoff, art dir.

C. Porte! la A. S. Ahmed T. H. Chow, accountant

E. Comas J. J. Doong C. L. Hsu, collection

E. Kagansky J. H. Bailey Y. S. Wei, director of Chinese*

A. M. Quinbnes E. J. Harvey advertising

S. F. Harvey J. Boyack Staff—E. A. Crighton, T. S. Bao, T. H^

Agents for: Kwan, V. Y. Zau, H. Z. Choy, T. F.

Mather & Platt, Ltd. Chang and C. L. Hsu

Hilaturas Casablancas, S.A.: Salesmen — J. Tuller, N. Chelmis and

High Draft Cotton Spinning V. G. Borinevitch

Machinery

Equitable Fire and Marine Office Hongkong Office:

Miss E. Kelly, b.sc., a.lc., mgr.

On Page A258 Miss G. Owen, actg. mgr.

^ Singapore Office:

Lra Teh Oil Mill, Vegetable Oil Mer- A. Hill-Reid, mgr.

chants and Crushers; Cottonseed Oil, Managers for;

Rapeseed Oil, Refined and Deodorized

Salad Oils and Hardened & Edible Willow Pattern Press

Cocoanut Oils—12, Rue da Consulat; Oriental Press

Teleph. 85080; Cable Ad: Lihtehoil Star Photo Engraving Co.

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Agents for; Stal (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine

Bennett College, Ltd. Co., Ltd., Sweden

Kelly’s Directories, Ltd A. B. de Lavals Angturbin, Pumps,

London Press Exchange, Ltd., London Blowers, Crude Oil Engines, etc.

A. McKim, Ltd., Canada Nydquist & Holm, Diesel Engines

Benn Bros., Ltd., London Thos. Robinson & Son, Ltd., Complete

Ernest Benn, Ltd., London Flour Milling Machinery

A. B. Separator, Centrifugal Separa-

Advertising Agents for: tors

China General Omnibus Co. Butter worth & Dickinson, Ltd.,

Shanghai Elec. Constr. Co. Weaving Machinery

Indo-China S. N. Co. Me >rse Chain Co., Rocker-Chains

China Motor Bus Co., Ltd.(Hongkong) A. B. Pentaverken, Stationary &

Shanghai Telephone Co. (Telephone Marine Engines

Directories) A. B. Liljeholmens Kabelfabfik,

French Tramway Co. Electric Cables and Insulated Wires

Sino-British Composite Catalogue Hajos & Szanto A. G., KW-Hour

China Sky Clipper Meters

Les Missions de Chine (Directory of On Page A280

Roman Catholic Missions in China)

Far Eastern Rotary Review i? & fit 7*. ® j|

Far Eastern Engineer M ei-kuo-yung-jjei-kung-sze

National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.,

On Page A268 U.S.A.—Sales Office: 2, Peking Road ;

Morgenstern, O.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17377; Cable Ad: Rayelbon;

Teleph. 17024; Cable Ad: Morgenster Factory: 248, Yangtszepoo Road;

Teleph. 51431; Cable Ad: Rayelbon

Hex. Representative of: Sales Dept.:

Jaffe & Sons, Ltd., Manchester and V. Desborough

Bradford, Cotton and Woollen W. E. Holland

Piece Goods, Yarns and Textile Raw W. Wright

Materials H. L. Hollingsworth

Alfred Simon & Son, Manchester. K. Broch

Cotton Velvets R. A. S. Waters

Stevenson & Son, Ltd., Dungannon, Factory:

Tyrone. Linens

Harry Greayer, Hamburg. Continental A. S. Johnson

Goods E. Otto

J. A. Macfarlane

G. E. Cullinan

On Page A269

On Page A178

Bi ir * s National City Bank of New York,

Mou le yu hsien leung sze The (and International Banking Cor-

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J., Electrical and poration)—41, Kiukiang Rd.; Teleph.

Mechanical Engineers—452, Kiangse 11500; Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

Road; Telephs. 18331 and 16466; Cable New York

Ad: Adasea; Codes: Western Union

5-letter, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th edn. On Page A178

H. J. Moysey, director

G. K. Moysey, do. Nederlandsch Indische Handels-

K. G. Lonnegren, B.sc., (Sweden) bank —186, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

m.e., s.t.a.l., representative for 15809, 15615, 19281, 19993, and 13379;

the Far East P. O. Box 1319; Cable Ad: Handelbank;

B. P. C. Fletcher Codes: Bentley’s 1st edn. Peterson

Internat., 3rd edn., Leibers, A.B.C. 5th

Agents for: and 6th and Mercuur

Asea Electric, Ltd., Sweden, Motors, C. Stigter, manager

Precision Gears and Geared Motors, T. van Gulik, accountant

Generators, Transformers, Conver- H. J. van Houten, sub-acct.

ters, Rectifiers, Switch Gear, Con- J. W. Brouwer

densers, etc. T. H. I. van Eck

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XXXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A285 Sales

Br S » «S tS fr # I ® T. C. Woo, Chinese sales mgr.

D. N. Carpenter, sales engineer

Zay Chong Yarng Hong Che Che H. E. Hertz, sales representative

Zung Lee Soo

Accounting

Oliveira & Son, H. (Successors to T.E. G. H. Langeluetje, accountant

M.A.), Machinery, Tools and Engineer- E. W. G. Schweigert, asst. acct.

ing Supplies—24, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road ; Teleph. 19559 (3 lines); Cable Ad: C onstruction

Hotema P.. J. Kessel, manager

Mrs. I. Oliveira, proprietress L. C. Chao, superintendent

A. A. dos Reniedios, partner Service, Shop and Purchasing

R. J. Maitland, manager

E. it Oliveira, treasurer C. G. Devaranne, manager

A. C. Silva Wm. C. E. Chen

Y. Oliveira | T. F. Wood S. C. Wong, ■ service supt.

T. H. Shieng, shop foreman

Agents for:

L. S. Starrett Co., Mass., U.S.A.: Pre- On Page A289

cision Tools. Stocks carried Philips China Co.,, Lamps, Radios,

Dampney & Co., Ltd., London: Valves, Talkie Equipment and Sup-

“Apexier” Boiler Compound. Stocks plies, Transmitters, Transmitting

carried Tubes, X-Ray Apparatus and wire—

F. E. Myers

Hand and Power Pumps. Stocks Road; Teleph. 15126; P.O. Box 794;

carried Cable Ad : Hal watt

Carborundum Co., Niagara Falls, U. A. G. de Jager, mng. dir.

S. A. : Carborundum Mrs.Wheels

H. L. and

Carson, secty.

Abrasives. Stocks carried Technical Dept.

Syracuse, Smelting Works, Brooklyn, Nequen Chen

U.S.A.: Babbitt Metals and Autocrat Accounting Dept.

Bushing Bronze. Stocks carried V. Yogt .

American Metal Hose Co., Waterbury, S. Y. Zien

Conn., U.S.A.: Flexible Metal Hose. C. K. Sui

Stocks carried Representing:

Schaeffer & Budenberg, Magdeburg, N. V. Philips Glowlamp Works

Germany: Steam Fittings. Stocks Holland Insulated Wire & Cable

carried Works

Albertson & Co., Sioux City, Iowa,

U.S.A.: Elec. Drills, Grinders, etc. On Page A290

Stocks carried Hah Wo Tah

Binks Manufacturing Co., Chicago,

U.S.A.: Spray Painting Equipment Platt, White-Cooper & Co. — Ewo

Bldg., 83, Peking Road; Teleph.

19570; Cable Ad: Retsam and

On Page A287 Attorney

R. F. C. Master, solicitor

Otis Elevator Company—935, Avenue M. Reader Harris, do.

Road; Head Office for China, Phi- A. E. Seddon, barrister-at-law

lippine Islands and Siam; Teleph. C. E. Lowe, solicitor

30190; P.O. Box 1699; Cable Ad: G. Villas | R. Artindale

Lyndentree Agents in London—Stephenson, Har-

F. C. Munn, manager for China, wood & Tatham, 16, Old Broad

Hongkong, Siam & Philippine St., E.C.

Islands Agents in Hongkong—Johnson, Sto-

E. H. Walker, assistant manager kes and Master, Hongkong and

in general charge of construc- Shanghai Bank Bldg., Des Yoeux

tion & service Road C,

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 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXXVII

On Page A296 Yoh Teh-chi, chief of tariff section

» » Chu Tsu-hung, chief of revenue

collections section

Salt Revenue Department (Ministry

of Finance, National Government of Revenue Guards Department

China)—Cable Ad : Yenwu Wen Ying-hsing, chief of the dept.

Directorate-General of Salt Admini- Chen Tien-chi, chief of adminis-

tration section

stration Chao Chun-mai, chief of preven-

Chu Ting-chi, dir.-gen. stationed tive section

at the Capital Sun Pang-tsao, chief of marine

Dr. O. C. Lockhart, associate dir.- section

gen., in charge of the Shanghai Hu Lan-sheng, chief of medical

Office: 108-109, Cathay Man- section

sions ; Telephs. 70192 and 70095

M. S. Boutourlin, marine guards

Secretariate training officer

Fei Hsiang-fan, Chinese secretary Supply and Works Department

R. D. Wolcott, English secretary

Chien Hu-ting, assist, dist. dir. Li Kuo-chi, chief of the dept.

Yu Tien-yun, acting assistant dis- Yeh Ta-chien, chief of supply sect.

trict director Ssutu Fu-chuan, chief of launch

surveyor’s section

General Administration Dept. Huang Po-tang, chief of works

Chen J ung, chief of the dept. section

Wu Shih-hsiang, chief of corres- Office of Chief Accountant

pondence section

Shih Yuan-kai, chief of staff sect. Hu Hung-yu, chief accountant

Tso Shou-chen, chief of compila- Baude, R. L. P., in charge of

tion section accounts dept., S’hai office

Chow Chun, chief of cashier’s Wu Tsung-tao, chief of budget sect.

section Wang Jui-lin, chief of accounting

control section

Production and Consumption Dept. Lu Chao-jeng, chief of post-audit

Tseng Yang-feng, chief of the section

dept. & concurrently travelling Office of Chief Statistician

inspector

R. M. C. Ruxton, co-travelling Chang Hsing-lien, in-charge

inspector Chen Cheng, acting chief of data-

Yeh Ping-hou, chief of develop- collecting section

ment section Shen Pen-chiang, chief of compil-

Sun Chien, chief of saltworks and ation section and concurrently

production section assistant chief of production and

Chang Tung-kao, chief of trans- consumption dept.

portation and consumption sec- Supervisory Office of Prevention

tion Ku Chien-chung, chief of the office

Cheng Tsu-ya, chief of saltpetre Chow Cho, asst, chief of the office

and sulphur section Li Hsi-yuan, asst, chief of the office

Wang Ta, chief of research section

Hu Hsien-sheng, chief of investi- Audit Office

gation section Li Tu-kung, chief of the office

Yang Sung - hua, investigator, Technical Experts

working in correspondence sec- Lu Wen-lan, actg. technical expert

tion of general administration Chang Chu, technical expert; act-

department ing as chief of the revenue

Revenue Department guards dept.

Hu Hung-yu, chief of the dept. Wu Chih-chang, assistant technical

,Wu Shao-pan, chief of the finance expert; working in the revenue

section department

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XXXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

Huang Shang-chin, asst, technical D. Webb, b.sc., a.i.c., chemist

expert; working in the office of W. Hamilton, b.sc., f.i.c., do.

chief accountant S. E. Flory, a.m.inst.c.e., a.c.g.i.,

Jen Tsung-chi, assistant technical construction engineer

expert; working in the office of A. H. Martin, b.a., asst. engr.

chief statistician J. F. Burford, b.a., do.

Chin Hsiang-sheng, asst, technical V. F. Golubyatnikoff, a.m.i.

expert; working in the compila- struct.e., chief draughtsman

tion section of general adminis-

tration department Stores and Property—

G. S. McGill

On Page A299 M. McVicar

Scuru, Tanner & Co., Marine Survey- C. O. White

ors and Consultants: Ship Cargo Pumping Station—

Engineer, and General Surveyors, G. Muller, works supt.

Compass Adjusters, etc.—59, Peking H. McMahon, asst, works supt.

Road: Teleph. 10700; Cable Ad: W. J. Black

Royevrus J. Colquhoun

A gents for: A. E. C. Glass

Henry Hughes & Son, Ltd., Lon- L. A. Greenhalgh

don. Compasses & Nautical In- N. Hadden

struments J. S. Mudford

E. Turner

On Page A207 V. J. Wilson

Shanghai Club—3, The Bund; P.O. Distribution: Inspection—

Box 150; Cable Ad: Kwangho B. J. W. Grimes, chief inspector

Chairman—W. J. Monk R. Barrie, asst, chief inspector

Vice-do. —E. E. Parsons cashier, J. R. Borsberry, A. J.

Secretary—F. S. Ward F. A. Bloomfield, R. Broad!ey,

Assist, do. —P. Corneck N. M. Clark, H.R. 'Fernandes,

C. S. Kemp, R. G. Mack, F. C.

On Page A309 Mallett, T. J. Marks, J. W.

McDonald, J. M. Miyake, W.

W! £• P& 7jc S S Ji Moore, A. W. Pettit, E. A.

Slicing hai sze lai mi yu hsien Richardson, C. J. Seater, R.

hung sze C. Veir and R. J. Vosper

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., The Distribution : Mains—A. Whaley,

(Incorporated in England) — Head mains supt., J. F. Whitter and

Office: 484, Kiangse Road; Teleph. A. Evans

15577 (5 lines); P.O. Box 798 Clerical Staff-^J. R. Villas, R. O.

Directors—H. M. Little (chair- Baker, D. F. Beare, H. Cadd,

man), A. J. Welch, W. Mellor, F. Cock, A. C. Collaco, G. B. A.

H. Porter, c.m.g. & Singloh Hsu Collaco, H.d’A. Corte-Real, Manuel

Engineer-in-Chief and Manager— A. Ferras, Mario A. Ferras,

C. D. Pearson, m.inst. c.e., m.i. Miguel A. Ferras, A. M.

mech.e. Fonseca, O. P. Pleshkoff, E. V.

Secretary—R. Lock, b.a., ll.b., a.c.a. Roche, V. B. da Silva, B. Spie-

Deputy Engineers-in-Chief—W. P. gler and W. Wolnizer

Rial, b.sc., f.i.c., m.i.chem.e., Secretarial Staff

a.m.inst. c.e. and C. B. Ogilvie,

a.m.inst.c.e., a.m.i.mech.e. Secretary’s Office—

Engineering Staff C. L. L. Williams, deputy secty.

J. C. Boldero, a.c.i.s.

Technical Staff— Miss N. C. de Almeida, F. R. L.

E. A. P. Wood, A.M.INST.C.E., Carey, C. Melchers and Miss A.

a.c.g.i., senior asst, engineer H. G. Wheldon

R. M. Currie, a.m.inst.c.e., a.m. Transfer Office—E. P* Geere, A.c.i.s.

i.mech.e., mechanical engineer S. J. Moalem

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Revenue Office—H. F. Prytherch, D. C. Y. Starr, president

W. Leach, K. Y. Yao, A. G. Colla- N. Yakoonnikoff, vice-president

co, Miss I. Far re-Jorgensen, J. M. W. A. Hale, treasurer

Hamano, R. Hennessey, J. A. Francis Chang, secty. & cashier

Leon, A- L. Letchford, H. Maula K. K. Tse, accountant

and B. A. F. Wolnizer A. Hroutsky, asst, cashier

Accounts Office—H. W. Carter, a.c.a., S. H. Wong

chief acct., N. M. W. Harris, a.c.a.,

T. G. Main, J. J. Martin, E. N.

Trueman, A. d’ Almeida, Miss M. J. On Page A325

d’ Almeida, E. M. Barradas, A. H.

Childs, M. A. Collaco, T. M. Collaco, S 1§! iS Jt

C. A. Fernandes, J. C. Fonseca, J. K. United Laboratories of Shanghai

Hanson, Miss M. L. Little, M. P. (Former Jensen’s Chemical Labora-

Maher, F. A. S. Mori, J. M. tories), Analysts & Consulting Che-

Remedios and F. H. Rudland mical Engineers, Manufacturers of

Cash Office—A. S, Baskett (chief Iron Oxide, Pigment and Solder,

cashier), J. R. Borsberry, A. J. Metal Brokers & Radio Importers.

Cooper, I. Haas, N. Haas, B. Freight Brokers, China-U.S.A. —

120, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19103;

Pintos and D. P. L. Stirling Cable Ad: Labo

On Page A312 On Page A331

Siemssen &, Co., Merchants, Engineers, /£; Rung Ping

and Insurance Agents—451, Kiangse White & Co., Ltd., W. A., Merchants

Road Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 408 and Commission, Land, Estate and

H. A. Siebs, partner (Hamburg) Insurance Agents^Bl, Jinkee Road;

Teleph. 11549; Cable Ad: Whitecold

W. A. White, director

On Page A318 John L. Wade, do.

A. A. Sequeira

Synnerberg, G. V., Importers of Pa- B. J. Marinitch

per, Cardboard and Pulp, Alumin- S. A. Sobel

ium Foil—264, Kiangse Road; Tele- Hanpin Y. Chow

phone 14077; Cable Ad : Synnerfin T. S. Vee

G. Y. Synnerberg, propr. & mgr. S. H. Young

D. S. Perfilief, assist, mgr. Yang Tuck Chong

K. Y. Hwa, compradore Chow Tsze San

C. L. William Woo, acct. Liu Tsay Yue

Chuck Men Tu

Agent for: Sung Yuen Ding

Kommanditbolaget Moberg & Co., Loh Kiu Kao

Gothenburg, Sweden Agents:

Tikkakoski Iron and Wood Manu- Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

facturing Co., Ltd., Helsingfors,

Finland

On Page A332

On Page A180 n & jm bj is

Liu-in-yin-suh-kung-sze

Yu Pon Yin

IT ^ US 9 9 Song Willow Pattern Press, Printers — 117,

Underwriters Savings Bank Tor Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11655

the Far East, Inc. ((Incorporated Millington, Ltd., proprietors

in the State of Connecticut, U.S.A.J H. A. Fandrei, works manager

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 17725; L. A. Harrap, sales manager

Cable Ad: Savings. Branch: 14, J. Chu

Queen’s Road, Hongkong A. B. Shaw

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xl ADDENDA (NANKING—KIUKIANG- ICHANG-HANGCHOW)

NANKING On Page A352

On Page A344 Kiukiang Club & Recreation Ground

(Company Limited by Guarantee)

m m & Committee — B. S. Stephenson

Custom House (chairman), H. C. S. C. Selby

Commissioner—H. D. Hilliard (hon secretary), P. H. Benedict

Actg. Depy. Comr.—Sun Si Yung (hon. treasurer) and W. H. H,

Assistant—Ong Yah Foo Kimberley

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master On Page 352

—T. J. Broderick

Examiner—C. W. Hall dJS ^ Mei Foo

Standard- Vacuum Oil Co.

On Page A344 P. H. Benedict, manager

^ f E fti iSj ^ W R. Geater, installation supt.

K. Y. John, stenographer

Ying s/iang ho gee yu hsien hung sze

International Export Co. (Kiangsu),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Inter ICHANG

P. It. Shields, manager

C. T. Marshall, general assist.

G. H. Tucker, accountant On Page A389

N. H. Price, chf. engineer Swedish Missionary Society

A. G. Y. Strong, engineer Rev. F. A. Wennborg

F. A. Beresford, do. Mrs. F. A. Wennborg

H. L. Holden, superintendent

L. J. Millar, do.

G. Harrison, do. HANGCHOW

Miss K. M. Taylor

On Page A396

On Page A346

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# * R ^ St «. Catholic Mission—Teleph. 1467

Chin ling da sho Most Rev. Msgr. J. J. Deymier, Vic.

University of Nanking, The Apost.

Most Rev. Msgr. P. A. Faveau (Ka-

Chinese Language, Literature, His - shing)

tory, Philosophy, Western Subjects, Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Fraser, p. a.

Agriculture and Forestry, Natural (Kinhwa) «

and Applied Sciences, etc. Rev. M. Bouillet, Provicar

Rev. A. Henault

Rev. P. Legrand

KIUKIANG Rev. H. Claessen

Rev. F. Faucheux

Rev. J. Galaup

On Page A352 Rev. A. Asinelli (Kashing)

Kiangsi Postal District—Head Office: Rev. F. Radogna (Kashing)

Nanchang Rev. G. Nagy (Pinghu)

Director—Tsang Yuk Chee Rev. J. Conway (Wuhing)

Chief of Local Business „ Dept. — On Page A397

Wu Tsu Jung

Chief of Inland Business Dept. —

Yen Tsu Kong Chekiang Yu Cheng Kuan Li Chu

Chief of General Affairs Dept. — Post Office—Cable Ad: Postos

Ching Chun-sheng Director—V. W. Stapleton-Ootton

Chief of Accounts and Checking Chief of Local Business Department

Dept.— Ju Kem Fun —Yen Noh An

First Class Office, Kiukiang Chief of Inland Business Department

Postmaster—Lo Kwong Lau —Hoo Yiu Tsun

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Chief of General Affairs Department On Page A638

—Dong Shu Eothen Mark Lodge 264 E. C.

Chief of Accounts & Checking Depart-

ment—Tsong Sing Seng W.M.—Wor. Bro. F. P. R. James

Postmaster, Ninghsien (Ningpo) I.

First Class Office—Lin Si Nan S.W.—Bro. W. J. Geall

Postmaster, Shaohing J.

First Class Office—Feng Te-kuei M.O.—Bro. G. F. Hole

S.O.—Bro. P. I. Newman

YUNNANFU J.O.—Bro. L. A. Tobias

D. of C.—Wor. Bro. A. E. Clarke

On Page A486 Chaplain—Bro. S. Deacon

British & Foreign Bible Society — Treasurer—Bro. R. T. Nelson

Bible House, Pei Men Kai No. 78, R. of Marks—Bro. D. Blumenthal

Kunming (Yunnanfu), Yunnan Secretary—Wor. Bro. A. F. Paul

Provincial Secretary (also for French S.

Indo-China) — Rev Valdemar B. J.D.-—Bro. A. R. Brown

Molgaard, m.a., b.d. (Private Cable I.G.—Bro. M. Nemazee

Ad: Molgaard Kunming

Stewards—Bro. S. E. Edgar, Bro. J.

M. Purvis, Bro. Jackson and Bro. T.

HONG KONG H. Lunson

Tyler—Wor. Bro. O. A. Smith

On Page A559

Canton Chinaware Co., The, HANOI

Dealer in Porcelain & Earthen - ware.

Dinner & Tea Services in Canton Green On Page B205

& Gold Nanking Blue. Various Kinds

of Vases, etc. Manufacturer and Ex- British & Foreign Bible Society (Societd

porter of all Kinds of Chinaware. Biblique Britannique et Etrangere),

Undertake all Kinds of Packing—39, (Thanh-tho’ c6ng-hi6), The—57, Route

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21184; Mandarine

Cable Ad: Canchina Rev. V. B. Molgaard, secretary

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